Name another podcast like this who gonna bring it to the table boss top check it check it check it this unique I'll sit your boy ECO and I'm here with the lovely amazing official. Miss Jamaica. What's going on? Not none. You know my day.  I'm just gonna do my job. I know what to do man This boss talk one-on-one man today. We got a special treat for y'all man It's new right here a man. Don't need no introduction because Man, this nigga's a real one man. Listen. I'm gonna be real I've been trying to get this dude back and he here y'all the people been asking for it I'm sick of y'all in my comments trying to ask for this guy to be on this show I don't bought your face on I don't bought your bun B.  What's going on? Okay? Okay, okay? Okay? Okay? Okay? Once again, I'm on top of the ground the ground ain't on top of me man Man listen man. I'm gonna be honest with you man. Thank you for this morning service man That's how I get my man you feed a nigga spiritual food in the morning on your channel I mean the song was on point I was sitting there listening to it and I was like man. You know what man? Oh gee person man helping a lot of people hmm. I'm doing with God tell me to do Thank you, man. So man What's been up man? I mean, you know you one of them guys man that really to be honest with you without without you in The city man, I'm gonna be honest with you man. You know when mode three left things kind of died down on the music I'm being real with you now. Okay, okay? You know I'm saying but and people don't like to admit it But it was a lot of the back-and-forths and stuff need something to go back-and-forth with right and And I say that to say without you in the city a lot of these folks is you know a lot of stuff would decrease bro I'm gonna be real with you. So thank you for even being used as a vessel to make sure everybody here on the pipeline What's going on in the metro place? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Thank you So hey, so what's up man? I mean we're gonna get on this be the one. Let's go We can hear any when you're on the pipeline.   I take it off now. I'm too cool.  I'll start with sweeter Smelling like money and stain on me Blame it on the money walking through the club. I'll be shining like a spot like that blue for rest of life Keep the white state, but I got this Dickies with the razor cuts where the girls lining up get the plate Like a pull-up trying to hold this pistol up. I'm leaning like a piece of junk man. Hold up I fall up in the club with my head tips and sideways Traffic in the club. I had to look both ways. There's me muggin Tight shirt skinny jeans.   Look stuff up them nikes Bubbling to your hardest build drink on your white teeth.   Yeah Man, man, okay, okay, okay, okay. I just had to blow off the steam. Hold on Man, what's up, man? Hey man, twisty black was on here. I know you've seen that interview Listen, man, y'all open forward man. It's different, bro.  Okay. Mr.  That's why he's gonna put me out of the bus Okay, so I'm gonna let you have to go there That ain't a bus. That's a train He got to put you in front of the train not a bus. Let's go. So what happened? No, he came on the show and I asked him question because anybody Anybody sit right here. I'm gonna ask you whatever. Thank you for taking up for me. Thank you. Are you watching episode? I watched I watched I watched I had to see the blue shades on here. I watched Yeah, she and you know, and um, not as so much as a word. She just took over. No, you're wrong. You're wrong But she asked him and way like come on man Who put you on? Come on be serious She had to look and I you gotta know miss Jamaica to know when somebody just come on this just Okay, I would she had to I wish Percy was here to look on her face How about that? Tell me man, like you took the picture with him with three different scenes three different pictures stop playing It was three pictures How did the pictures get how did we get the picture? Don't do that. Don't do that three different pictures So so you tell him that's it one two three That's three different pictures right there You didn't see no when you see three different pictures you three you see three different outfits So three hold on when you see three different pictures you don't have on the same hat When you see three different pictures, you don't got on the same cause there's three different pictures You ain't seen no three different pictures It was boom boom boom, man. Well you seen it something. How many you just take when she came in the door Same a minute. She took when she came in though Well, yeah, you did about five different pictures So same clothes. So it's not so give us the detail. What happened? How did you end up on a picture with this brother? How did I end up on a picture with this brother when you're told that uh a fan wants to take a picture with you And there's no problem with taking a picture with fans.  That's when you thank you somebody You hear me?  What's wrong with taking a picture as a fan Oh, but when you don't know you really being playing like a fan Um, it's a different thing different to put you in the mix, but then say but um, I was told that the house I was sitting like we talking. Hey Tell me I've got a fan just pulled up to love your work and judge your work that you're doing You want to take a picture with you? Um, mr. Tony. Oh, Tony. Yeah, I seen the interview of Tony. I'm saying that and on when I said I'm interviewing Tony.  Nick. Yeah.  You because I doubt it I doubt somebody know come come to find out probably only you can told that to Hello Shit can nobody heard of you until I to the picture got to You gotta make it make sense, huh? But he was all over social media. He was on the podcast talking and saying that's what he was So I know people saw him okay on social media saying that hello before Y'all got a whole lot. Yeah, right. Um, I am from east side of Fort Worth. Um, um for the record I don't like talking about this too much because um, when you take a picture with a fan I don't want the um the um the element of p-cremium come out Yeah, you heard me. I said the LMNOP Purex yx the rest of you know They don't know what you're talking about. I want no trouble because I had no problem with that trouble to side Um, but um people can make it that way when they when they side with one thing They side need to get a hold of mr. Tony because mr.  Gay people know they don't join gangs Hello, I'm just saying they don't they don't I'm just saying how can you it's playing to see if y'all seeing you the first openly because what that mean they too flamboyant. What's this? They lifestyle is not based around that Okay, okay But he said openly so Okay, let's watch this. We say openly or not miss jamaica. I said Uh, I'm not in they they lifestyle, but you wouldn't know me knowing the game lifestyle know what come with it Me knowing people that are on the other side have daughters and no kids that there's on the other side of the fence There's kids my daughters know they they they they do their thing, you know They're on the other side of the fence. Um, I don't knock that Yeah, mr. I got a question So tell me is it because when he came out and said what he said and because you know, we don't see it everywhere Is it something that's just not allowed in the gang community? No, don't say that don't say that Let's just say that's not allowed in the gay community. How about that? Let's keep it there. Let's stay right there. Say don't don't I'm just saying okay, that's not allowed of his um Goddamn I'm gonna come to the church with a bean pie in my hand and in the kufi on Oh, it just don't make it. It don't make sense Uh saying to say, uh, mr. Wevers, you're not you're not damaging the the crib community. You're damaging The LLV community. Wow, you know, can we flip the script now?  I know that basically glad start pushing I don't knock I don't knock the other side if it took the other side to get me there. I got the blade If it took the other side to give me to uh, uh, uh, uh, no jumper. I got the no jump You did you didn't gonna say it in a messy way, but I got there. Yeah, they know you they know who you are now they do But I mean no, I think I'm gonna be real with you. It's just uh, I had you on here last time you was on here with melvin farmer Come on now. I had you on here with melvin farmer and basically me and melvin. I talked melvin yesterday Good man. Shout to melvin california man. I had you on here with melvin and and basically Y'all pretty much y'all linked up on here and basically everybody had on the boss talk shirt. Thank all of y'all Rocking that old way and nobody else did it like that before they go around and play with it But that's a hard that was a hard, uh, uh, uh episode Yes, it was but let me show you that's that's the way that episode should have went down there and cali with, um c mac and um Brick baby when they was talking the weird Yes, they don't know where everybody we're gonna play chess today ball Yeah, because they No, no, they embraced it now. Let's flip the script right here on boss talk one-on-one They did embrace it right here on boss talk. I know where you're going with that. I know it I know where you're going with that. I know it because the real gonna stand out at all time You want to know where we're going? I know where you're going They sit there and let that man say things that they know didn't involve crippling didn't involve around crippling But watch this and what again against a gate against some of the ones that stood up and flattened flossing they faced Uh, I sit right here at your show with a big old Cali Crip that sit right there and I told him in his face. That ain't what you is That ain't what you is nigga. That ain't what you is niggas Maven had to get a hold of the thing now niggas. They ain't no crib. Didn't I say what? Yeah, you I got to bring back I know I know because it got gangsta It got right here in this right nigga.   They didn't call it out You didn't know I'm saying he when I'd seen crippling that wasn't crippling. I called it out They seen crippling that wasn't crippling didn't say nothing. They in the state of california. That's what then everybody said I stamped him. I can't stab him from east side of forward. He's on the south side Um, that was just a playmate on me. Um shout out to the playmaker Um, you know who the playmaker is Y'all play with the playmaker.  He just went back to no jump He's gonna be a co-host. I see him in the picture. I think he ended up in a I really think they're gonna bring him on as a co-host. Can I tell you what they're gonna end up because they're gonna ride with that What was the sign around? What was he claiming now to be a what? What was it still it wasn't a grip no more a comedian. He changed it. I told him over here. He was a comedian Come on. Get it right. I told him here. I said you were really a comedian. I didn't But you really didn't know how to tell you because you wouldn't know what you is as a man So he called him a comedian now. Oh, there was an adam jump. There was a gentleman They're about to break up. Yeah, we gotta get that out of there because we don't take that out You're gonna get that man killed. Mm-hmm. That's number one I think that's a lot of people say that a lot of people in the comments There's so many dead people in the ground for you to play with that that type of stuff See people around the runner though. I wouldn't even host none of the sake man. Come on man. You're bringing heat It's tough.   They already talking about the dead They already smoke on them in bluffs now they playing with the game Wow, so but I would think that sometimes In this society where things have gotten so out of hand You understand what I mean, right even with social media It's not who is good at this is who can go the furthest with this that part You understand what I mean. That's it. That's it lies because it's like that Do you think that because some people would feel like Where does he even have the gall to even do that? Because of the generation we're in it become more acceptable No, no, because you know, uh, people know how to throw rocks in half their head. That's what it's called. Okay Hello Believe me them guys don't gotta see the danger you left for me by saying this see people don't know You can't play with my life like that.  Um, they still out here. You don't get me killed out here.  You're doing to get me killed.  I'll say y'all clean it up, huh Y'all go clean it. Don't do that. Don't play with that like that.  You know, I got people still getting Over the game and I'm just saying he announced the first openly gay.   I never met the real name What I know brick gravy was the one over at a album 22. How big immunity even getting the picture I heard figmen is he doing an interview with something gangsta krip out of there and um, he just happened to just I'm like, they said man, you was on the fig.  That's my boy Ad is right, right. I had to say he was on the figs. I go check the fig out Um, I'm listening to him. I see I say he must be a bunch of krip niggas I see I see everybody sitting around around. I'm peeping the steelo Then somebody come on that they're getting into it with on the internet. I guess he's talking He said he talked all the time and then he buzzed out and said og person I said, okay, okay And then one of them wasn't good.   That's number one Um, I did that when I was a child. Um at 52. I put away my childish things Hello, it just took me a while to grow up. Don't worry Uh, I said 52 because that's what I encourage every krip that's banging fire I used to live to see if you can do that. Wow. Now, I said again, I said live to see if you can do that bars Um, I'm nice with this man. Um when you change you change completely. Um Brothers kid when you change, um a lot of things come your way. You got to fight a fight that you can't see It's called spiritual warfare. I talk about it all the time fighting the unseen um Soon outside to change my life niggas killed my brother Uh, something when the dirt even thought about doing if I hadn't changed Well, yeah, because any name came up was gonna, you know, you know, but say but god took it You know, it's a certain time that you know that you can make moves. I've got damn what I didn't do My hands tied but my hands ain't tied. Hello. Yeah. Yeah, I want to ask you about your your son your son locked up What son you have a son that rap which one? I heard you had a son that wrapped is locked up Oh, yeah, I got that's pmg. God. That's him. They got that's him They said that boy had flow to they they said that bark him around the truth The truth. How's he doing? He's doing great. He's doing his time. He's doing his time. He's gonna he's gonna sit there It don't take long to learn what daddy told you Uh, just like it didn't take long for me to learn my daddy told me Uh, the thing about it. I got it Before he left her I got it I got a chance to get it before he left Uh, I hope my son's do the same thing get it before I leave. How old were you when your father passed?  So you had a long time with him I live with my dad. I'm a daddy, baby I'm a daddy, baby. I step under my daddy like kids step under the mama titty. I'm standing up under my daddy I was a daddy, baby. Uh For me to lose my daddy and my brother. Um It was it's a journey It's a process. That was close together too. And what I she had I was still crying for daddy. Yeah And did my dog that Powered that power. I like that now come on now. God damn, god everything. Uh, joe Hello, don't make you stronger Don't quit playing with me boss He'd be reading he'd be reading now. I'll never read. I want to read. I told you I had to live it That's why I am the true testament you read the new testament you read the old testament I am the true testament. What's the difference? I'm a living bible That's hard. I'm gonna let y'all soak in that for a minute. No, I got it already. I got it. Okay. Okay.  I'm just a good story that might just say somebody live Yeah It went and I'm gonna ask you about just something one more time like like When is he coming home? Oh, uh, he got 20 years to do First time offender First time he got 20 years right off the rip now. We ain't worry about appear. Um, the three honors. He was lucky to get that Oh He was lucky to get that Blessing Let me little brother see for 20 years. Um, what other one got 23 the other one got 99. That's what that was on They other little potting to run with y'all brothers. He got 99. I got another son doing um 18 in the state and um And seven in the feds. How many kids you got? I got 10 kids. I got seven boys and three girls And uh, are you ready? How many of them in prison? How many of them in prison? Um, um, um, they doing okay No, how many of them I heard you first Um, it's four of them. Just look behind the cage right now. Okay. I got one coming home. Shout to my son per nail um Some people believe that you know, you know, um, just because who I am my kids supposed to follow the same path now. No, um You don't have a choice to make the only thing a person can do in life That raised kids is just hope and pray that their kids make the right decision When they decide to walk out there though because it ain't nothing that you can do at home Um, my mama was a good mama. My mama was a minister. She lives under the cloth You understand me. Um, we raised under the cloth. You did what I'm saying so But that didn't change my way of thinking when I walked out that house I told people all the time the person that I left out the house wasn't the person that came in the house You understand me. That's real. That's real. Yeah, man. Just um, okay Okay, okay Yeah, go ahead baby. So I'm about to go in Because I know you always I know you always on live you always talk about stuff that you see everywhere and stuff like that. Yes, ma'am. All right. Um, Recently, um, uh-oh, let's go something that happened Let's go Um, christian rock had a baby. Oh man You saw that right and she was a blue face baby Blue face baby But we already a lot of people some people follow them and stuff that I had to see them every now and again And um, I know they were going back and forth And he would always say he's gonna take her baby and all of that. She just had the baby and I know they not together So but he keeps saying they keep going back and arguing what you think about these toxic relationships and Why don't he leave her alone And why she because his thing is that well, I made you But then her thing is that well, yeah, you might have made me here, but then you lost it all and I made you back Okay, so it's a thing where he making her feel like well, you wouldn't have had all of this without me blah blah blah You know, you know how relationships go and all that and that type of thing.  Uh, he'll take her teeth back if he could give me them give me them too.  She got that tattoo on her neck. She can't go nowhere for get that. Get that ink off the Remove that. I need that too. Go take that too. You did what I'm saying. Um Toxic relationships. Um, I don't know. I can't speak on a toxic relationship because I've been in plenty of them And I was the toxic was you in love you were personally in love He said he wasn't toxic, but I was the toxic But you would think that you would be able to you would be able to Speak on it because you were toxic and you've grown now.  So you should be able to talk about it to say the things I've been going through toxic relationships. Um, uh, um I looked at the mistakes I made. Um Things I could have changed. Everybody got somebody say right now. Damn That was the one. Yeah I didn't know no regrets. But what's this? Um, if you interrelationship and it's toxic Um, that's dangerous That's dangerous because what is toxic? Okay, don't nobody talk now. It's time It's down. Oh, man. It's it's it's there you go.   I don't think it's all have to do with that though. I Ain't got a lot to do with that. I don't care what nobody says. I know man. No, because you know, right, okay I've never been Make up sex is a real thing No, I'm not saying it's not a thing but when I think about toxic relationship When I've never been in a toxic toxic relationship, but I always have seen people. I've been good to you Yes, you have. That's right. So I ain't talking about y'all I have seen a lot of people. I know people who have been in it and a lot of times I feel personally is because Of what they've seen how their parents used to act now toxic relationships come whenever somebody's brain Let me tell you something. Uh I feel this way toxic relationships come when the next person when when two people get together But somebody brain the other relationship with them Blueface had a baby mom before he met uh christian Right. I don't know nothing about their business. Well, I'm just telling you it's all over the place They be into it all the time.  That's what I really think I'm like, hey, if I can keep arguing and keep me in the forefront and keep me in the algorithm You know what they're doing, man. Right. Come on, man. We ain't crazy.  I was listening to something The other day and I could not get a song out of my mind for a whole week You understand what I mean not purposely It's it's um king george song Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah king george need to get out your head. I don't play like that Now wait, let me let me tell him about a good thing going on and all that three women They say you need three you don't need one. You don't need three. I don't play, yeah, yeah, I don't know what you're trying to skip over Maybe she's trying to teach you something I ain't trying to tell him nothing Okay, hey listen, I'm just gonna say this man when you think about just the whole situation with the christian I'm gonna shut that one down You gotta understand that this is about money the money game now is what it's all about It ain't about their relationship is second nature to them trying to keep themselves relevant online people are Seeking to have attention seekers now. That's the big thing right now more than anything They don't want the money they want the attention for they want the money and let's be real You know, that's the biggest thing going on The attention so that's what you see and I believe in a lot of these broken Whatever so-called toxic relationship because they probably toxic in the public eye But in a love when they behind the scene So you and then they got us talking about it. So that's that's one up on the bill I do believe that but I do believe that it comes from You know what they see. Yeah, well what they've been around. I feel you what what we know, you know, when you think about just Music you just freestyle on his a lot of niggas don't be freestyle. These niggas be doing something else. They be Thinking of it in their head trying to figure out ways. I don't seem to everything man. So thank you for that real organic You did But I'm just I appreciate you man for keeping it organic and real on boss talk 101 You know, I've seen something happen in your city that I don't appreciate I just see what about what was about the rain watering him not about that not him. No, what? What was that what you talking about because I know that what the hell you're talking just happen Not glass not I got a text on it So I mean I don't want to get into that. Can I get into that?  Hmm Check it man. Hey man. Listen man. Money Moses just pulled up on the scene I mean, I got a call from money Moses early this morning. He said you see online I said, what happened? I said, oh, you talking about rain him. That's that red regal in the park stuff This is what they do in Dallas. Well, I understand. Yeah. That's what they do But it's what he's saying online and what he's doing in public is two different things Well, I'm okay.  Yeah, I want you to send it out and talk to him Now What was wrong with what I didn't see what had happened was I see what happened was I heard rain with the camera was rain holding the camera mode. Yeah, it's not like rain Right, so what it's not like I don't want to put it in the hands of you I'll tell it. It's not like rain to me and it did and if it was he wrong for it. Why he wrong What I said, what I said anybody It ain't just rain any man that when it get let me tell y'all something. Let me let me get y'all a piece of game When it's really gangster, it ain't no cameras on No No, no for real. No for real. Ain't no cameras on when it's really gangster No cameras only come on when it ain't gangster no more and we we can bluff now we can shine now Me my little brother had a little thing going down another day. We could have got gangster I didn't cut the camera on till I found out it wasn't gangster Whoa, because the gangster part that I already went down Well, we could have went down with if it would have got gangster But when some niggas see it ain't gonna get gangster. Oh, she And then it gonna cap You've been to the penitentiary.  Yeah Hold on. There was no evidence.  No, I heard you loud and clear.     How about don't worry Let me let you soak in there for a minute. Don't don't worry boss. That's what I'm here for Look at you I'm gonna put it to it like this. Keep walking brother Keep walking. You see the camera on Uh you walking on eggshells already. What what the city's trying to do turn down another fine one Oh, I heard a nigga jam another day. I thought I said, who was that new? He said that trap And the trap don't wrap like that He said it is trap, but you got to think of they get better with time They give it better time most said on the way over here. He said being trapped wrapping I said, you know what? I was just saying I just heard something other day I didn't believe it was trap boy wrapping. Yeah, you're getting better. I said, who was that? You're getting better. He said it's trap boy. I said, hey, oh no not like that That nigga sounding good But hey shout out to trap for kept on walking see nigga. Yeah, what's running for a nigga quit running nigga? He ain't running He ain't running because guess what nigga? You ain't running up on him Yeah, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. I got you trap I know what I seen the play keep going nigga keep walking that nigga just capping he got the phone on But I guarantee he's doing all that stop running nigga. Stop.   He just keep on going. Why is nigga running? Why is nigga one? He's not running nigga. He's just playing it smart And it's more to it than that too because the same outfit he had on just the same outfit He was performing the money about your concert. So what they tell you He was gonna get his money, bro Let that man go This one I got to say something about Ryan Ward though Ryan Ward sitting in front of the cameras and preach about he wants a city to come together But look what you're doing divided sitting when you put that camera up so you can let everybody in the world Have an opinion on Dallas business. That's what you just did now You want Dallas to come together because you're always preaching it. You're always saying it But now look what you're doing. You're dividing it. You can't do that, bro That's not blaming on him. It's too. We gotta do about that. I manage it That's that's that's Dallas man in the mode three right mean um, rain one rain one. Yeah, well, we got Bobby supreme now. No Oh, I know what I know. I don't know. Don't don't get y'all don't We got now y'all don't laugh I know you get that. I know you get that. Come on. Come on. Come on. It's the same thing what you just see He was he claimed everybody from the funk ain't with the funk. They can't come to the funk They ain't out from forward that he want to see the city.  Yep tore it down tore it down Ain't on a lot that you knew wasn't real Okay, but do you understand that he's managing him? He just I understand comedy or whatever you're doing. You told the city down Like money mode just said while it goes rainwater always talking about building up this getting the city together Then why don't you take you down there and turn that that tore it down That tore it down. Uh folk word is looked at Because of what you took to a hot platform when you could have took what you're supposed to I'm not mad because I didn't go. I was invited to go. I turned it down. I said you would invite to go Uh, I got to message everything you you want you ready to go to no jumper. Um not on that Uh, it's not about that My life my life worth more than that, huh?  And if your first time too like no, I think a brick baby spoke on your name when he was when he was up there Baby and see Mac. I seen all them top knock LA Cribs talking Uh, and I see I also seen off their flirting with that with that with that. Yeah, how about that? You see them flurry.  How you doing? No, no He's on the big scene I ain't doing it. It ain't my style Hey, the big seal the cold thing. Um, I see no script max slide and He gave him a subway cell how many inches Don't worry about You don't you don't do that, you don't you don't you don't feed the dog I don't think they ain't coming back Y'all leave me alone Take them back I gotta ask you about boosted been been him in that boy I gotta bring him on Listen, listen boosted Him and his daughter didn't got into it for one and they ended big time like he told he said some things man Which I'm gonna I'm gonna lie to you. I talk crazy to my kids too. I ain't gonna lie to you I talk bad to him sometimes if I feel like that's what you're gonna take to get to get them, you know Right So but it's some things that were flakering throw that the baby mama and all that they have a lot of back and forth going on With that daughter and I'm trying to flake and throw that home. She shouldn't did it. What does she do? Oh, well, she shouldn't have been sucking bleak and then he can hit from the back It wouldn't happen. They wouldn't have that baby bleak Is that the one that was That was her that's the baby that came out of it But still that's his daughter. No matter what she did. I understand that but it's still how he made her though That's still his head too.  Hold on. I'm not saying he right. I'm not saying he right. Well, I'm right But I'm just saying boosted is one of those guys that we look up to when it comes down to the A man, you know standing on on everything and raising his kids You know, I'm saying standing on things that mean, you know, like like like for a true man to be with a true woman and That's what he loved to see. This is what he said, you know This is what he stand for when somebody say something about something that's out of line. He put it back in check It's boosted doing the things that he used to do when he first came on from prison Can I see and say this? If you have two parent household if one parent trying to get one right and the other parent trying to Still letting it go on it's still gonna be some freezing up there some type of way because she's she's here in the right name But she's still here in the wrong thing too. So it's like boosted trying to get right there His way then a mama go back inside. She was I don't trust money most because he has a boosted fan No, I'm a parent.  You're not your favorite rapper. He's not wrong. He's not wrong Never be wrong with you. He's not wrong. Go ahead. Oh, gee. I want to hear your your take on or change the narrative I ain't got I ain't got nothing to say about boosty or other parents. Um, and they the one ain't gonna pay for it Yeah, yeah, let me let me put you in my state of mind. Uh And somewhere in that book that you be reading you say you be reading says honor thy mother not father So thy days shall be long on the land of the living. Whoo. That's real talk. So we ain't worried about boosty And we ain't worried about the mama. Uh, it's the daughter. You should worry about. Wow.  They visit They got a strap of dynamite to them when you're living in a spiritual realm. Wow Oh Anything can happen to her at any time now Hello She can blow up right in your face right now at any time.  Oh Oh, and it's not gonna it's not gonna look good and um You don't live long when you do that.  That's my mama. That's my grandparent. That's my granddaddy. Um, it's things that um, you've grown enough to know by now Um, respect don't come with an age You come and respect that's dude whenever whenever you're learning as soon as you come out you you talk to Um, you know to say yes, sir. No, sir when when things start playing out in life life start playing out on you That's what kids don't know. We see this girl on her.  Well, she what did you expect? See people looking at a whole different thing in life. They're looking at that's boozy, darling She's talking bad to him. She's caffeine. She motherfucker. I don't care. I don't care. Mama on side of when she's going right along with Don't worry. She got her own cross the bar too Wow Mama got her own. Oh, that's how you rocking too Don't worry. We keep y'all don't let her do that Um, because it's gonna you you're gonna pay for it in the end Um, that's real That's you don't pay you don't pay you don't have to see that You have to see what you could have corrected along with time go up by being a parent Um, I didn't been through a lot, but I always been daddy Hey, you mean and I've always been a child in a child's place. My mama talked to me red now. I still say yes, ma'am No, ma'am. Yes. Well, I'm 53 now Um, if y'all didn't see it, it works for me and it works if you're working Uh, yeah that part Let's go Hey, hey, hey, you started these niggas to running around here. Yeah, you don't know this You started these niggas to running around here putting these boxing gloves on nice in your city Okay, it's in your city. I've been watching what's going on a lot of a lot of them in the city They pulling up they got niggas bringing them out.  I'm trying to figure out It's og person still out here Showing no mercy. Will he go back to the ring? Will he get in there? I don't fight no more. Okay, but you know, this is what's going on. Yeah, I see So what what what do you think about that? I gotta go into the shun cotton too. Okay And he got in the ring. It was paper view event. We got all this to talk about On some niggas just walked out on my last fight by like, um, four days ago. Okay. Shout to bj, um, bounty hunter Yeah, yeah, yeah, he didn't want that action. He didn't want that work.  I try not gonna This show show. Hey, don't you want something fresh? Oh, well, I did I wouldn't put no gloves on Oh, it wasn't it's gonna be breath all the way the minute ufc style Um, he counted five thousand dollars and say he'll tell I took the fight I took the contract with him. I was gonna sell that cup. Um going on detox and go clean up for a couple weeks It's stepping in and smoke his game Instead of me.   Stay right there. You feel that? Yeah, that feel like a man Don't see when a man feel a man another man. Don't feel a man here. No, that ain't no man. That's right. Let's shake again Let's shake again The light was damn Feel a light with yellow day. I like damn Um, well, that's what it felt like when I shook his hand and guess what when I got the grip I showed you know one thing.  Um, bj the bounty hunter. Um Uh knife bluffs game, huh?  I just dropped it the other day. I don't talk. Y'all know me. I know I got three shows I got this regular know that old you personally.  Yeah, you won't. Yeah, I'm the judge in the jury Now stand me.   Wait a minute. I have stopped that I said no, we said no. Oh, he went to court. I took his hands to court the next day. What's that nigga name? Y'all know him? Chris. Chris. Yeah, Chris. Go Yeah, I took on Chris go to court. I didn't even know Corrected that no no no it ain't a correction that says nigga.  You know what I'm saying, uh, but I know you all internet So I'm throwing punches back This is what we do a man, right?   So I'm gonna be honest with you. He recanted that on here. Yeah, he did He brought back he brought back he recanted that now because you know, he almost got a fine Oh Hold on. Stop that now. Yeah, cuz I did hear you immediately Now I heard that one right there now He basically brought it back because he's like, oh Then at the end it was like now y'all locked up click, but he said if you were locked up though That wouldn't went down. You wouldn't have solidified. No, no Man, you don't got to be locked up in the world and that's what you mean. It ain't never been solidified I ain't never done that.      I didn't lay it down. I don't talk about it, but I can tell you about it You did what I'm saying. I'm not in no guy.  Let's go. Let's go It's been a few people come out and try to uh question OG Percy on Ferguson unit doing the things that he were he was pretty much He had spoken on some things that went down on Ferguson unit You came on here early on let me in on the whole hey, man, you come over there freaking Friday I told you my own body died. Okay. He said he cut his eyebrow off on freaking Friday That was On the Ferguson unit. He didn't go on that. Yeah, so Let's talk about freaking Friday and what was going on on that on that uh when I got to Ferguson nobody did nothing When no punching going on Ferguson. Uh, I brought punching bag Um when I got to Ferguson, I walked in on looking for a check When I was I came on Ferguson the first day I ride on Ferguson I walked through the hall two niggas walked up on me and said nigga you just got here And I told niggas, yeah, he said well, nigga, we doing a whole lot of fighting over here nigga. I said, that's what's up That's what's up. He said. All right, then they walked off um at that time, um I feel like I had lost something Not much but lost a little something that guy that didn't feel right Them niggas walked right up on me on some gangster shot like that. Could you just got here nigga? What's up? They said, yeah, we doing a whole lot of fighting over here nigga. That's how I remember him saying I told me a nigga. That's what's up That's what's up nigga. Then they walked out Um, I made up in my mind.   I feel like they shouldn't do now. I feel like I lost something Big as I am don't know niggas gonna be running up on me. Shit.  And one dude pointed at a guy from Dallas shot the detail where it started. Um, Reggie. Um, six-hole Reggie Um, they said ready. He said he a Crip. I ran him. I said, what's up cuz what the Crip niggas is it? He said, I'm six-hole sudden. So I said, let's get that check out the way he looked at me. He said, what? I said, nigga, what's up? He said, what you mean? What's up? I said, I said, what's up nigga? Like that. He said, nah. He said, man, you trippin where you from? Man, I said from Fort Worth. He said, well, hold on, hold on, man. Look at the Fort Worth niggas in there.  Ain't you a Crip? He said, nah, they don't say that. Chill out, man.  What you mean? That nigga, I've been waiting to get to the college all these motherfucking years and now y'all tell me they don't got Man, you trippin. Don't do that.  You trippin but make a long story short. Um, um, there wasn't no chicken going on over there. Niggas want a chicken, want nobody looking at nobody, coming through no doves or nothing. Then one day I seen a lot of niggas claiming Crip, Crip. And then one day I seen, I walked, I came from Chown. I seen a whole bunch of niggas in the chat. The day room jumping up, shah.  You hear the beat going on the bitch, nigga. I said, okay. And then I said, what's going on? I'm trying to see what's going on. I get in there, there's a nigga on the floor, dropping it like it's hot. What? I mean, he on the motherfucking ball. I'm talking about shaking booty, got their hands on the floor.  Niggas way, man. There ain't nothing to hate. I looked at this and what the niggas like, well, hey, everybody get it.  I ain't finna get nothing.  You see, yeah, I said, the nigga that was dropping it like, that's a crib.  Hell no, cuz like everybody can't be no crib, cuz don't no crib, body move like that. I don't know no crib, dad. I don't know. I ain't seen no crib. Now they didn't know man, come on, come on, come on.  I guess I'm the hater, cuz everybody's dancing and it's shot for him. I'm gonna be a hater today. I said, say, come on, what are you from? He said, I'm from Suffolk Springs, Texas. You know, Suffolk Springs. I said, what that was, cuz he said, oh, I'm five dudes. Jesus. I said, cuz you ain't five dudes, nothing.  You ain't five dudes, nothing. What's cracking? And he said, I mean, what's going on?  See, he ain't no five, he ain't no crib, nigga. Everybody started. What's wrong with the dude? You know, crib dance like that didn't hit no season.  That's how I feel about Tony's. You did what I'm saying?  What the S?   Everybody back cuz Tony's here. He's the first gay crib here.  It's been a whole bunch up out here.    He said, what's up, cool? And I walked out and said, hey, hey, man, what you doing? Cuz I say, he says, the big homie, cuz you got a lot of seeds with him. I don't like see with punks. I need a punk. He got a punk on his own. He said, no, the punk like this time about what's up.  And I kept walking. And that day that day I walked up and nigga said I was in trouble. Yo, yeah, you in trouble. Nigga can't be no. He said, we're the dude named Percy. And when he said I'm sitting right here, nigga, my goddamn real turn. I said, it's me homie. What's up? He said, I need to handle it. His name was little V out of H town. Never forget little V. Everybody know me. Got a passion. It's motherfucking. I read he said, man, you can't come over trying to change things. Nigga, change things about what? You can't change what we got going on over here.  Y'all got going over here, nigga. And what we doing, nigga, we been doing it. You can't come over and change nothing. Let me tell y'all something. I tried my hardest to change it. I smoked every I smoked off every I smoked that nigga. The leader that said they was leaving. I smoked him first. Yeah. Yeah. This on Crips. He didn't even just talking on her. Yeah. Shout to unpu. I smoked poo first from Longview. Six, nine Hoover, Krypnik. I smoked him first. Got him off the set. He moved in with his punk. Openly. You understand me? Uh, I smoked a little V. Uh, the one that came in, he was the messenger. That's what I do.   This is what happened when niggas want to come tell me something.  I popped a little V. Uh, and I continued to the pop niggas that I felt wasn't right. And then as I said, we just gonna check niggas when they come in the double. Uh, we didn't do freaking Fridays. We got freaky every day. Hey. Hey, you talking to me? We didn't do freaking Fridays.  That's too long to wait for me. My attitude to shop. Shit, I can't talk long. You know me. I gotta get to. I'm scared. No, I'm scared.   I thought you were gonna know why you hit the niggas most. Shit, I thought we're gonna hit me. Shit.  Stop acting like it. That part. I got to ask you about, uh, um, blue, uh, not blue, but, uh, Bootsy brother. We got to go back to Bootsy brother. He was on, uh, no, he was on. I got something to say about Bootsy brother. He was on say cheese. I seen the, I seen the interview. Say cheese, uh, he pretty much, um, he's upset, you know, with his brother. And, and it's tough, man. When your brother and your, your brother here, you know, people fall out, man. Like what you got? What do you think about that? My brother had every reason in the world to fall out with me, because I used to be like little Bootsy brother. I used to take everything right now down from my little brother. If he, if he left it there, she, she, I'm gonna get, that's a comics.   But, but you know, um, I went to limits. I went to purples, but on the thing that little Bootsy brother did, let me tell you something, man.    Uh, yeah, I know it. I know. I'm gonna let y'all soak in there for a minute.  That's been going out through decades and centuries. Uh, little Bootsy, um, your brother paying the long run. I'm glad my little brother trust me, you know, to a certain extent now. Um, I didn't burn so many bridges that, you know, understand me. I'm, I'm, I'm just happy to have a bridge to cross back over. Oh, you dig what I'm saying? Um, that's how much I wrong I have done. Um, when it comes down to, um, my brothers and family and, and she caught him birthing bridges. Um, but thank God he showed me how to rebuild them. Um, that, that's, that's a, that's a, that's a hell of a thing. I don't care if people believe who I am or not no more.   Oh, that's real. It used to bother me before Bootsy brother did. That was, he'll pay for that. But let me tell you something. That's a big flat. He built a big flat for him. But what they ain't about Bootsy, you can't make him pay for it. How about that? See Bootsy, you gon' lose, man.  Um, the devil, like people like trap boy, Freddie Bootsy and people like that, they don't understand the enemy that's tracking them. Um, and the people that is watching y'all like TV until they catch you. Um, and then when it's be like mode three and they catch you in traffic and run you down and it's over. Guess what mode? That's what it's going to be about. Bootsy and everybody else get brand down in this situation. I'm not friend, I, hey man, I sit in, I watch TV too. Shit. Everybody think I'm playing the chess game. Shit. It's your move.  But I'm saying that to say this, certain things you don't got entertain.  Um, it's not going to never come down to that. Let me tell you something. Tells me a crib. I had a partner named Freddie Wether. Okay. Freddie Wether had, he had got into a fight with a little pot. My little pot of James Campbell, um, Corrie Campbell and Greg Campbell in the basketball court. Freddie ran home to go get Scotty. Um, when he came back with Scotty, he says, my brother, two niggas grabbed him and they pinned the mother where they stabbed him 27 times. Damn. I went to the front and I watched Freddie and I looked at Fred. I said, damn, that's cold. And you ran and got your brother and got your brother killed. I said the same things like this. When Bootsy jumped out and he had them niggas with him.   That's your brother, nigga. You don't never go get an old nigga. I can do it. Hey, you ever heard the saying, I can hit him, but you better not. Hello.  That's how I feel about my brother.  Now that part. That's when we were talking. Asked him. He know he can't even auger with a nigga around me. Got down to the hold on person.  Just like that. Taking flight.  That's how I'm about my brother. I never go. Who do that?   I know 300,000 hard to swap. Damn, show you. God, damn. 300,000. Where would you call hitting the leg? I thought it was 10,000. No, it was more than that with 300,000. It was a big number. He tried it. They tried to sell out. It was like a million or something. They tried to sell up with, but I want to, you know. But you went and got two niggas. You jumped out with a bat for your brother. You got niggas with you. What are you doing? That's your brother. Let me tell you something. Believe this or not.  Let me tell you what's going to hurt them the most.  That's it. Don't worry about it. A lot of people don't understand.  They just better for you.     My stepdaddy told me a long time ago, he said I could pay you.  That's real. I say, how? I came back and I asked him for some money one day.  That's real. Until you give me what you owe me, you owe me. I just paid you.  You didn't catch that.  That's real.  Listen, man, Blue kicked my boy T-Rail off the tour with him because he was affiliated with Boosie.   Blue like going on.  And T-Rail, he got son, he got an autistic son. He went on there and he was pouring his heart out. He said, man, I got kids, man. Why would you get mad? You knew I was friends with Boosie before this, man. He knew it. He knew it. Did he pump fake on him to pull him on the tour to kick him off just to say, hey, I'm controlling things? You know some reason behind everything. Why do you think that happened?  Nah, it boosts most of the picture of him. It's a boosts most of the picture of him. Saying he was going on tour? No, no, no, no, no. Boosie just posted, just rambling post the picture of him and T-Rail. And he got mad at it. Oh, you're telling me to go? Oh, that's the...  Yeah, right there. That's all that happened.  That's all that happened. You know, when things like that happen, he won your friend to begin with. Exactly. That's all it took. There's a lot of money on the line. Shit. Money don't matter when your pride is too.  It was a lot of money. It was a lot of money on the line. We got disabled son and a kid. That matters. We paying for all the time I'm playing. Watch this. Watch this. Money, money, money. When the niggas on the hotline, they got everything. Man, I got kids. I got disabled sons and sons. Man, when I got here, I said, you the wrong man. What was I saying? There's a lot of money through that behind it. I lost my brother. I lost my shoes. Yeah, yeah. Like, yeah, show them what he wasn't going to.  And I think Boosie, Boosie, Boosie, Boosie y'all don't, Boosie y'all don't even got mad about it, too.  No, what you do, Boosie, pay the niggas what he missing.  That boy, he's sitting there and got me. Come on, girl. Now, that was my money, man. Take the picture down or something. The leaders or something like that. I don't have a picture up there. It's too late now. It didn't happen. It did his job. Yep. Look at how Boosie, you know, you caused me mine. Can I get mine? Come on with it. Something. Anything. Come on with it. You explain all the problems you got. Tell Boosie you're the one posted to the picture. Can you pray for that? See, I'm on Boosie's side a lot of ways, but I'm going to call a striker striking a ball a ball. You hear me? Man, Boosie, my God, man. I love Boosie. Yeah, Boosie, the truth. I love the music, that new album banging, too. I ain't going to lie to y'all. I listen to that all the time. I listen to the whole time. Hey, nigga, I'm listening to Boosie. That's his favorite rapper. So I'm going to listen to Boosie. I'm going to listen to Boosie. You know what I'm going to say? I'm going to listen to Boosie. That's right, I'm going to listen to Boosie. Hold on, hold on. Yeah, not his rap.  That's your boy though. Yeah, he didn't want to be alone. I got to ask you about this and you got to be real with me. Don't leave me hanging, man. Listen, how's Boss Talk doing? You've been seeing it now for a couple of years. I got to ask your opinion on it. I asked you real about that. I've seen Boss Talk for two years now. I've seen Boss Talk go from crumbs to bricks. Man, thank you. You know what that mean, right? Yeah, that mean we over here Boss Talk it. Okay. I've seen y'all come from crumbs to bricks, man. That's amazing, man.  Deans like this, right? Your progress, your work shows for yourself. I might get to, I might come out of the cave one day.  Down to my little old dungeon. My little old spot.   But um, yeah, y'all doing amazing. When I started seeing the people that was bagging you up and coming in and sitting on this chair. Y'all are the new 97.9. Hey, how are you? Y'all are the new K-104. Y'all are the new Heaven 97. Oh man, that's real. You see that, too. Y'all don't worry about it. That was a hard one. Y'all don't even know what I'm talking about. That was a hard one, man. That was a hard one. Hey, I heard you talk about uh, uh, uh, was it young? What's the boy named with your body? His brother got killed. Right. Young Dove?  Black Youngster. Say, um... Listen, man, it's serious down there when your brother starts. You know what it is to lose a brother, man. Yeah, um, prayer is for Black Youngster. Um, I know they feel like they lose a brother.  In a way like that, that's a hard way to accept life, man, and keep pushing. Uh, especially when you're in a position of money and power, man, the game don't take...  I'm just gonna leave it at that. I don't want to say too much on it, but people that know me and know what I talk about when it comes to the system, uh, they know what I'm talking about.  Um, that's Halloween. That's blood night. That's, that's where they at there. That was gonna be, it's gonna look like the Red Sea down there. Um, don't go down there, big bro. Um, same thing I would say about Douth Brothers. Yeah, by Youngster Brothers. What were you doing? But don't go down there. Why would you go down there? You know what they did. And what you, you don't go there. Uh, you can't play with your life out of them. Man, you only got one of them. Uh, you can't wake up and say, Hey man, I'll just play.  You dig what I'm saying? Yeah. Look, I mean, uh, Biggie had no business going back to Cali. Don't worry about it. That's real. Don't worry about it. Y'all gonna see what I'm talking about. No, no, Melvin Farm was on there and he said when Biggie was saying he was coming back down there, they were saying to get killed, to get killed. That was all the, you know, the bangles. That's what he say all the niggas was saying. Same thing about Black Johnson, brother. Where'd he get called in? Down there in Dauphinham, Terry. You get to get, yeah. Come on, man. Easy to spot. Nah, I'm getting out of here. I'm getting far away from the enemies I can, which you can never outrun the enemy because he got fans everywhere. But you dig what I'm saying? But you ready in the heart of it. You don't go down there when it's the heart of it. You ready? Come on, man. You think the niggas ain't love young dope?  Some, what's the song we haven't done a long time ago? Man, Niggas got some powerful.  He got it on California. Some, cut it, cut it, cut it. Oh, that's, that's what he was just saying all night. I don't teach innocent. Was he in there? He was on Dallas. I was just listening to him last night and then I seen Dauphinham. I ain't going to this unless a hundred feet.  Man, Dauphinham different. People love Dauphinham.  Family or nothing. Cut, get from down there. So then, but then I'm going to tell you another thing where I look at things. It's called the system. How you ever captured?  These people, families ain't coming up for nothing like they're gone because they in the system, man. I ain't going to put no jacket on nobody back. But y'all niggas can do your body counts if you want to. You can ask Mackie Jordan. His daddy came up murdered. You can ask Jennifer Hudson. Her family came up murdered. You can ask Kanye West. His mama, let's go. You can ask Honeycomb Beeson. His grandmama and grandparents. He wrapped the body and now they got to make statements.   Don't say nothing. What was he doing? He was sacking up granddad. He was sacking the glass bag. What happened to granddad? He got sacked up.  To become a part of this place that them niggas live in, because I'm going to tell you something. Don't nobody touch people like that without permission. You can't get a hold to the king without permission. It's a hands up one, man. When you got to sacrifice what you love, it's called sacrificing what you love.  That's what they live in. They live in that world. I'm glad you said that. I got to ask you about this. A lot of people that came on this set here recently and said that, what's that girl named Sexiria?  No, but I want to know. We listen to Luke and Too Short and we listen to a lot of different things. This here is something that's a new wave. The girls ratchet. They do whatever. There's no boundaries. Is this a good thing for rap? Or is this a bad thing? Or is this hip hop?  I'm out of town thugging with my round. We got, I thought who on that remix with her? She just did that other remix with that little song that's jumping. Uh, the one, yeah. A lot of old suggestions. What's the good thing you see? Is this a new wave in hip hop?  Like, this is a trend, yeah. This is a trend to think. Is this hip hop? Did you see the baby new video? I didn't see what was going on with the baby. Ghetto girl. You seen that? It's jumping off too. What? I love it.  What? You ain't talking about nothing? What? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, what about it? Say, hey, hey, hey, no. Now, it's just another form of way to disrespect and take the respect away from the black folks as a whole. That's exactly what it is. That's all it is. It's not doing nothing. It's just, you know, you can't make a rap song unless you talk about killing a nigga. You won't get in the other place. You don't, we don't got no commons no more. We don't got no culture rappers. We don't got no food for thought no more. Ain't no more two pox. Ain't nobody feeding the culture no more.   If you trying to make niggas conscious and wake up or get that and then kill him. Uh-huh, kill him. Oh, which one? But if you talking about niggas getting rid of niggas, play that.    Play. That's what we need, right there. Play that.  Find me the name-meal conscious song right now on the radio but it's clean.  Hold on, hold on. High love, high love, high love all day. Well after the gift fair down on the- Samautime. You know, enter that old BPM- Yeah, Samautime. Come to me. Let's go. What happened?  So a chance to rappel? Good man. Common? Good man. You got a list, but you just put that in your iPod, nigga. Because they ain't going to be on the radio. Here you go. No, they don't get no radio. Listen to the radio. Listen, if the women ain't being nasty, ratchet. Let's flip the girls into the men. Let's flip the men into the girls. That's what's going on in the culture. Let's flip the spirit. Let's make the women the toughest motherfuckers now.  We need to take the respect away. Nobody's pulling together no more. They took this hand. I'm trying to make a fist. I had a thing called... I know it. I know it.  I had a thing called... I had a thing called this brain... I had a thing called this brain blackback. That was my... That was my movement for this year. That's what I went to the Southwest by Southwest to do. You... I heard about you down there. You done taken more pictures than all the other relevant rappers. You done passed the relevant rappers, nigga. Yeah, I'll shout out to everybody, man. That was crazy. I sure was. I even popped up on my thing, man. Boss talk, gotta shout out, out of it, everything. My nigga right there with you. I keep... You know, I keep boss talking my mouth at all times. I appreciate you, man. So you could boss talk on the one thing. He already seen how I can turn beast under the ball capping.  But you think I...  Moe, would you have heard of that? Yeah, you will. Moe, would you? Yeah, I'll hear. I thought Moe... I said, Moe, I'll hear. I'll hear. I'll hear. I'll hear. Oh, you know what? Listen. Listen, listen. Don't do that. Listen.  None of it. Look, look. None of it was called it.  That's good. But watch this, though, Moe. But you seen it. Mm-hmm. You understand me, boys? That ain't me. But then you know, see how niggas will flip you. Oh, now don't feel like a nigga want a hundred dollars.   I say, cuz it wasn't nothing about the money. It was all about the respect, huh? I didn't have a problem with... See, the reason I'm here today is because I didn't have a problem with boss. When the dope house get busted, I robbed a nigga one time. I robbed a nigga one time on accident.  She said, oh, I ain't. I don't want nothing.  Well, she gave it. It ain't robbing.    What the... He said, yeah, you ain't.  I ain't take nothing, nigga.  That's sitting in the stove. He's sitting in the stove. He said, yeah. Oh, I ain't looking at the stove in my bed.  That nigga... I looked at the curtain. The nigga was sitting across the street, down the street. Oh, that nigga go. He talk... And he talking to me on the phone. I said, oh, yeah. He did. I seen him turn the car around and go that way. I ran and jumped my back fence and burnt out. I hit him for $3,500 worth of, you know, culture. Man, listen. The moral of that story was, when it's time that he ain't put each other to get at him and I jumped that on the nigga one day, I called him. And I heard he had niggas looking for...  I called him.  You understand me? And I jumped that on him. And I jumped that with him on my mind. He's gonna take his damn for the take care of mine. He said, oh, man, what's up, man? I let you. I said, what's up, nigga? He says, it's my bad. I learned the valuable lesson. Uh-uh. Because God always with me. I don't care what y'all say. I know it. I said, uh-uh. He said, I can't blame you for what happened. She... I didn't give you the work. I gave it to him. Uh-uh. Wow. I gave it to him. That's the same thing with them. When I give you something, I gave it to you. I can't blame you. Come on, missin'. I'm not... I ain't coming to the boss talk. You know what I'm saying?  I can't blame you if it come up, missin'. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. What happened between me and Bob? I can't blame you because you didn't do nothing. Understand me? Uh-uh. Well, you wouldn't boss talk after that. That wasn't your job. You really? That wasn't your... That wasn't your job after that. Yeah, I thought I was boss talk. I thought I was crazy. Motherfuckin' that day. You think the niggas out there... Nah, I don't know. I don't think you're crazy. You think the niggas really... Because the niggas... Because the way Bob, you not finna act tough. Yeah, yeah, nah, I... Matter of fact, I ain't gonna...  No, come on outside. Brandy, yo. Come on out.  I know it. It's a short walk to that door right there. I'm trying to get him out there, though. But then, guess what? The cold thing? I ain't know how I'm gonna get home or nothing. I said, what are you up to, though? You wanna ride with him, though? Not roll with his pot. It's trying to, like, burn off on me, too. No, man. Nah, leave that niggas out there, man. Goddamn. I was like, if I hit this niggas right here, he gonna leave. Say, listen, man. But it's all good.  BG home. I love it. Hey, I gotta talk to you about BG and somebody. But BG home, BG, he got the long braids now. You know what I'm saying? He happy. He hugged Bird, man. They tightly hugged. You ain't seen much of BG. What do you think about... He did 11 years. His comeback. What do you think it's gonna be like? Just, you know, could you a man that been through a lot? I think it's America to come home and have somebody waiting on you on the other side. I didn't came home to nothing.  It's wonderful to be able to... Because you gotta play this called Huntsville, you know what I'm saying? They let you out there, though. You got people out there waiting for you. Hey, my family is good.  Just because you're kissing the bus, don't mean that. I needed that long bus ride home. You had the Walls unit. Let me tell you something about the people that...  The one with the bus or the one with the people out there waiting on? The bus ride. Or the bus. You thinking you got time to... No, because he ain't got nothing to fall back on. He ain't got nothing to fall back on.  For sure. He might. I'm gonna rock with you on that. I'm gonna take the bus ride home because the ones that got hit that got the family waiting on them like the Birdman that'll hug you, give you your shades, give you everything to get there. There's one time I'm thinking about doing time... You've seen it. He did give them... They gave them shades. They didn't even watch it. They didn't even watch it. Everything. That's what I do. I watch. He get the shades. He get his glasses. He get to throw a little herb bag. You know, wipe. I'm saying that to say this, some people are locked up. They get everything they want until they come home. 10 years is a hard time, a long time to hold it down for anyone. Shit. Niggas ain't gonna hold me down 10 days. I go to jail right now. No matter. I live in a world where I told yous. I told yous started doing good.  Some of these living fog out there. I told you.  Told you.  That's what they were. I live and I don't know. But BG, some things about certain people that got everything when they locked up, I'm gonna tell you something, the sad thing about that. Most of them people don't learn nothing.  You getting babysit.    Running out here with her weight up, getting visits, god damn it.  Getting everything they want because they don't feel none of the time. They don't feel it. But when you go in there, motherfucker, there ain't nobody on your side.  You gonna learn.  I ain't never, they know I never hold my hand. Shit. That's why I came out and never got it together. But I learned one thing. The last round when I was in prison, if I leave prison in prison, I ain't got to come back to it. That's what I did the last time I was in prison. I left it at the door.  Because I don't never want to end up in a situation. Because I learned one thing. You can't keep coming in a person expecting the same results. What I mean by that? Because most times when I got out, the same results was there. I had a mama. I had a daddy. I had my brothers in.  Keep going until you come home.    You're coming in. Everybody's gonna be gone.   And people other lives and went on. Hey, Turkey ended up on TMZ, saying they about to put the hot boys back together. Or they gonna do it. We're a little white and participate. We'll even get in. Say, the best thing to do right now, since it is the 50s, the 50s... 50s year hip hop. Hello, 50 year hip hop. Shout out to everybody doing 50 year hip hop. Since it is 50 year hip hop, I love to say, man, we ain't seen everybody. We ain't seen the daylight souls. We ain't seen the Disney now. We ain't seen how. I just seen the clips the other day. I went crazy. I went crazy to see the clips. Crazy! But right at the end of the celebration, boy, we can get a high-boy concert at the... I just want to invest in it. Just one. You want to invest in the tour? High-boy, yeah. That's it. A high-boy... And everybody, Juvie, Wayne, Turk. That whole one go dumb. I just want to invest. I don't want to be there. You don't want to be there? I just want to invest. Man, I want to talk to all five of them right here. Man, that'll be the... Bird man included. I want him to talk on that old boy. You're gonna talk on that old. Yes. Say, I like to shout the bird man. The bird man was the most patient at waiting. Man, that's a real... We didn't see him shining. We didn't see him in the light. He had a couple of orders that turned, you know... They right back. Ain't nothing... Ain't nothing changed. He ain't right back. They kicking it with him. Because all of them was millionaires. That's what people don't like to say. He meant what? They all millionaires. He made millionaires. They all millionaires. But they didn't get paid. But they all... I sure would take some of that. Don't get paid.   Oh, man! That's my boy. Shout to Terrence. We just did a video today. He just shout to Terrence against the Williams, man. About to talk one-on-one.  I like Terrence because everybody's stepping on the old Terrence. I know what he feel like, Terrence. I know what he feel like, Terrence, against the Williams. Something that they trying to take the game. You gotta take the game stuff of his name. I'm just gonna say that he should. But don't do that. Don't do that. I'm gonna tell you why I say that. I'm gonna tell you why I say that, brother. Because you get older, bro. You should start teaching it. You take the game stuff of him and be against the Williams. I mean, be against the Williams. Money more for the O.G. person. No! Yeah, be against the Williams. Teach them. You know what I'm saying, bro. You know what I'm saying, bro. I ain't teaching it to the old man. Nah, I'm not taking off, bro. Yeah, I'll take it. Well, you know what they tell me? I'll say, man, I'm O.G. person. You know what the O.G. stands for? Yeah, the O.G. stands for now. My O.G. stands for the old guy. Shit, nigga. I ain't no... I don't do original games to no more. I ain't no gangsta. I used to be back in the day. Shit, I'm the old guy now. I gotta ask you about Twisted Black. He came home. Hey, Twisted Black came home. Boss talked one-on-one. That's my guy. We done been kicking it. I call him, we... Hey, that's a lot I can tell you. But, boy, Twisted Black went hard. And that beat... Thank you for earlier. But, hey, that Twisted Black, man. He had folk words. How you feel about it? Man, I feel to be blessed once that didn't make you see a dream. He did 17 years. 17 years? I feel blessed to let him know the wait was very mighty and long. You understand me? Shout out to the ones that didn't get to make it, that wanted to see him come home. Shout out to R.R.P. to people like Monty Wayne. He didn't get to see him come home. R.R.P to Eminem, another artist that didn't get to see him come home. The wait was long, but guess what? O.G. person. Ain't got a good... Got to see him come home? What? I mean, the wait was long. I wish I could do something together. I can't do that, boy. Shout out to Twisted Black. I got the call on the answering machine. He told me to get at him. So, man, she didn't get at me. But the sad thing, I didn't catch the numbers. I got to find out. And shout out to DJ Wild, girl, for trying to get a hold of me. Man, I love you. I think they trying to piece something together. But somebody deleted the darn numbers. I don't know what numbers they got off of. Twisted Black, he said he deleted the number. Go find them again, bro. Please, I've been waiting. I did get the message on the answering machine. From you and your DJ Wild, to let me know that y'all trying to get a hold of me, man, I appreciate that. I don't know where I won't let you down if you get a hold of me. What do Twisted Black mean to forward? Twisted Black means a lot. Just like Twisted Black was the mode three of forward. Some people say the two-park of forward. I heard that. Well, we can go that far back. I'll take that. We will accept the two-park. Shit, we'll accept the two-park of forward because that's how partner he is. Yeah. That's how partner he is. He go back that far. Man, shout the evil seed, too. I don't want to let evil seed out of there. Evil seed is Twisted Black partner. They started off together. One good side. Wow. One good side. He got the role back, too. Don't worry about it. Oh, you know it. Huh? Don't worry about it. I'm nice. I'm nice. I don't play, man. I just look like this. Them needs to be talking. I'll be chanting. The one good side. He talked about it even when he got shot, but just him talking about his son and his grandson, 10-year-old, that was live for me, man, just to see how he basically, like I told him, you got the 10-year-old here. So y'all can put it all in the 10-year-old and bring it on back, baby. One thing about it, when you got them grandkids, man, you could do some things. So I thought that was live, man. Fort Worth got so much talent over there, bro. I ain't gonna lie, man. When I started this podcast, just y'all up and up, I never seen that coming, bro. I never seen Fort Worth is what really, man, they came a lot, bro. I'm like, where the heck these people coming from?  No, the murder. Yeah, they came the most. Murder Worth. You got the name, Funga Town in Murder Worth. Man, I just, like I said, thank you for coming on the show, man. No, you're out, boss.  Like I said, as long as I'm doing boss talk, one on one. Hey, listen, I seen y'all 85 South. I really, hey, they're my boys down there. Thank you, man. How was it going on they said? I gotta ask you that before you get out, too. Man, I don't know that. Shout out to Carlos, man. Carlos, my boy. Shout out to Chico Bean. Shout out to DJ Fly. DJ Fly, all up, man. Shout out to the kid. And the DC Young Fly. Yeah, DC Young Fly.  That's my boy. Yeah, boy. Love you, person. Yes, sir. He said, I said nothing bad about you, person. Love person. I said, there ain't DC Fly. OK, OK, OK. No, because you go hard. Man, them dudes right there was on them. They taught me not to deal with people like Bob's talk. What? Bob's talk? No, wait a minute. We gotta get it. He's not throwing slug, is he? I'm about to say. You ain't get it. No, no. It's like they taught me well when it came to business. That's real. They taught me about all this right here. They taught me what I was worth. That's all right. They taught me that. A lot of people don't know that I know what I'm worth.  Bob's talk knows that I know what I'm worth. Off the show. Yeah, but I respect you and much love just for having you here. You come in every time. That's what I'm talking about, Nick. This is the marathon. R.I.P. the Nipsy. This is the marathon. I'm coming. I used to go to the Nipsy store. I know what they meant when they said money won't come. We got to get you in there. I'm here, sir. I'm coming. I ain't playin' by an OG person. Shout out to the Uber Money Movement. You don't know how many people I done been asking. Everybody, I'm like, I gotta get it. I jump on that in-bar every time. But if I see you live, I can catch you. Because I don't be on there a lot. People say, hey, you get on there and get out. Why you always get out? But on yours, I stay on there. I'll be trying to get your attention. Because I love you. I love you, bro. I got big love for you. And that's just real. We got to say that on Bob's talk. Me and my wife, Money Moses, the same or two step. You don't see that. I know it is, man. The same thing. And that's the one good thing I can't say about. We solidin' in that way. And you always got a platform on Bob's talk. I'm comin' over there. Find a setup at your house, nigga. I'm comin' to get you. Because we love you like that, bro. Thank you, man. Man, how can people get a hold of you if they try to rock out? You can't go through Bob's talk one-on-one, man. You can get a hold of those. You press and check my nigga Money Mode page. You can go and get a hold of them. Or you can check out all. Ms. Jamaica. Ms. Jamaica.  You can get a hold of it, man. If you want to get a hold of me through this show, man. That's it. You can get a hold of them. You can get a hold of me. They'll tell you what to do from there, man. Other than that, no, I'm ducked off. Man, check it, man. You got everything done with me. Oh, yeah, good. Hey, you got a nice neighborhood, too. Oh, yo. That's how I'm saying it. I said I'm ducked off. That's how I'm saying it. That's you, man. That's how I'm saying it. That's how I'm saying it. Say it, man. Check it, man. Hey, man. It's been another. Make sure y'all like and subscribe to the channel, man. It's been another great segment. A Bob's talk one-on-one.  Let's go.


Live from Seattle, Washington, it's theCUBE on the ground, covering KubeCon 2016, brought to you by the Linux Foundation and Red Hat. Here's your host, John Furrier. Hello and welcome to theCUBE on the ground here in Seattle for KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Kubernetes conference. I'm John Furrier, you're watching theCUBE on the ground. Our next guest is Chris Wright, Vice President Chief Technologist, Office of Technology at Red Hat. Thanks for joining me today. You bet. So you had a keynote up there, OpenShift is enterprise Kubernetes ready. Really talking about the momentum that's certainly OpenShift as a past layer, platform as a service has been around for a while, leading one. I think you guys have the biggest contribution, I think, on OpenStack, if I last checked. But it's been around for a while, it's been iterating. But Kubernetes really talks about this next wave of dealing with the interests from application developers. That's right. How to move quickly to write software to drive new applications and business value. That's right. So you can orchestrate, but yet there's still a lot of stuff that needs to go on under the covers. What does it mean? What does this Kubernetes enterprise ready mean and is it truly ready in the enterprise? Well, from our point of view, our customer base is an enterprise customer base. So making something accessible to the enterprise is a huge part of what we're doing. Kubernetes is a new technology. So anytime you have a new technology, there's going to be, you know, the standard road bumps of just polishing, making sure it's accessible, usable, and then helping the enterprise really take advantage of net new technology without abandoning the investment that they have from the last two decades into their entire IT infrastructure and applications that they're already supporting that actually run their business. You make a good point about, you know, you guys have been, you guys are a tier one provider of open source. It wasn't the case when you first started open source in tier two, so to say, but now it's clearly of SLAs that are what, 17 years or something. It's ridiculous amount of support. But this event and the, you know, the cube likes to go to these events. We see that are going to be game changing. We see containers and Kubernetes as a game changer accelerating the cloud native architecture for cloud apps. Clearly, and you know, we do our best to get here. So this will be big. So you have kind of this industry change over this new community developing here where there's a lot of rah rah in the hallways. Yeah. But your customers, they don't want rah rah. They want rah rah and it works. So stability. Stability. Talk about that because this is where the transitions fail on new technologies where everyone's cheerleading it to hell and high water and then they go cross over and then they don't get it to the next chasm across and land properly. Your thoughts, this is what you guys think about your thoughts. Well, we're always paying attention to the hype cycle. So we wanna make sure we're investing in real technology. So it's not just enthusiasm, boundless enthusiasm without being grounded in some real technical and maybe more importantly, community reality where people are actually collaborating and building good technology. Kubernetes from a technology point of view is an awesome way to manage applications at scale across the distributed set of infrastructure, a data center or a cloud. And our customers are looking for the ability to operate at that scale. They're looking for the platform independence or the low level platform independence so that when you build your application, you can move it to your virtualization infrastructure, your private cloud, multiple public cloud providers without having to fundamentally change your process and your development methodologies just because- How do you see the adoption of containers and Kubernetes in the enterprise over the next year or so? And what are some of the drivers and some of the inhibitors that customers see? The adoption rate is accelerating. So what we see is actually earlier this summer there was a good bit of data from an analyst showing adoption rates for containers were sort of teen percentage in production in the enterprise, which doesn't sound huge but what was important to note was the trajectory. So it was doubled over the year before. And so it's really in this high acceleration period. The challenges are, we just did a study on this and we found that the challenges were concerns about performance, concerns about scalability, concerns about stability, concerns about orchestration and integration. So it's really kind of all the basic things you need in your IT group. Those are top concerns for the CIOs and IT leaders and what that means is it's a new technology. There's a lot of uncertainty about how to deploy it into your IT group and wanting to be sure that the investment required to bring that into your organization brings value. It's not just we built some really cool new thing but we could actually realize real value business value. You know, I always see the companies over the years market going back to me when I was breaking into the business even just in the past seven years with theCUBE. A lot of marketing campaigns. Be the superhero of your organization. You can be the, this is the IT narrative, right? But reality now is that with DevOps and with this cloud native concept, the developers are truly now actually leading the charge and are have to become more business minded. So is this DevOps a bridge between the IT business? Cause you know, developers are more and more, not all of them, but a good chunk of them have to deal with business conversations like OPEX, CAPEX, value, how do I, you know? Kind of like an MBA if you're, but none of them really want to get an MBA, but they have to kind of get savvy and be faster. I think part of what you see to enable that is bring together different parts of the organization so that a line of business owner, a product manager is sitting directly with a set of developers who are sitting directly with the kind of QE teams and the operations team. So the, you know, kind of the microservices model, the small pizza team says you can develop rapidly if you have narrow focus and a cross-functional team. And so I think it's not necessarily the individual developers needing to have all the insights into the business as much as having direct lines of communication and really sitting together to build applications to meet the business needs. I call it the developer MBA without going to school for an MBA. This organizational behavior, formation issues, you mentioned the pizza team, communications, and also linguistic relevance around words. I got to know what stuff means. So that brings up a whole another discussion. So the container story with that enables those developers. So at a high level, where does Red Hat fit in here? Because up the stack, the value is very clear. New things are being invented, new processes are being automated, so I can see the containers really enabling that. Going down the stack, there's still a lot of stuff under the covers like DNS and security that people are concerned about. That's right. The survey that we looked at, security was at the top of the list. And so we think of it in terms of, first and foremost, for us, the foundation is going to be Linux and it's Red Hat Enterprise Linux. And that's something that we feel very confident about our customers are deploying that in mission critical areas of their infrastructure. And we understand the security story there. But it goes beyond that. So you're building applications. You need to make sure that as you build the application, you're leveraging secure content, signed content. You understand when and where the code came from, the image that you're pulling from some registry. Where did that come from? What's the code provenance? What's the update model? And you find vulnerability in that image. What's the security policy around connecting the different components of your application together? So there's a lot of important questions and that's where a lot of the work is happening today in communities like Kubernetes, including enabling onboarding of more traditional applications or stateful applications. So you don't necessarily have to build your cloud native app 100% stateless. And when you get to where you're storing your data in the database, you're back in some bare metal system that doesn't have the automation around it to improve your cycle. You know, Red Hat has such a great developer traction over the years. With Linux, you just seen again, my generation was kind of first generation, what I call first generation. That probably not exactly first year, but first generation where open source really became a viable option, certainly as a rebel, but then as it goes tier one and you guys have done that, you've had great success with communities, certainly in the enterprise. Now, Amazon Web Services has a unique go-to-market and 10 years ago when they targeted the full stack developer concept that became cloud, that obviously is what it is today. Now with hybrid cloud, there's an enterprise developer category that's evolving and changing. How does the container story from Red Hat change your appeal for developers? Has it changed their interest, their orientation, their excitement? Can you share your thoughts to the developers that have either worked with Red Hat in the past or haven't, and how containers can make their life great and has that appeal to them? And what's in it for them? Yeah, well I think the cool thing for us is this kind of container movement and container orchestration platforms, it's the first time in the industry where really different layers in the stack come together. So we're appealing to the operations teams as well as the developer teams because we're providing a platform that allows the developer to move quickly. So you grab an image, you just add your code and its direct dependencies as part of the application. That code may, in an enterprise environment, may be written in Java. We have a rich set of middleware tools that many of our enterprise customers are already deploying and we're doing a lot of work to ensure that those same tools and services are part of the OpenShift platform. So it's sort of a seamless experience moving from a traditional environment to this cloud native environment. In addition, we're trying to ensure that the actual application server itself can be small footprint, fits well in a container, works well in the kind of microservices model and focusing on all of the messaging and interconnection between the different components and the ways that we have historically for a long time SOA to microservices is not such a leap of faith. It's really just an evolution of the same concepts. You guys have a great ask the kind of cultural question. In a way, you're kind of an incumbent. You've been around for a while, been successful, but also you're an innovator because it's a software world now. So there must be internal conversations within Red Hat that they're like, we have to disrupt ourselves. We have to constantly be innovating because that's the big critique right now from customers. I have existing relationships with the oracles and the IBMs and there's known things that are inside the enterprise that aren't gonna go away. You guys are one of them. At the same time, there's pressure to innovate. That's right. Your thoughts on Red Hat's innovation and what it means to the developers. First of all, I do internally when I'm speaking, I use a phrase disrupt yourself or be disrupted. So it is very much about a mindset, being open to try new ideas, being open to the learnings that come with failed experiments, but- That's a culture at Red Hat. That's a culture at Red Hat and it's important to keep innovation alive. The other thing that we stress is we don't need to be the authoritative source of all innovation on the planet. In fact, we never will be, we're just not capable of that. We can add to communities, we can come up with our own new ideas, but a big part of what we do is work in the communities to identify the emerging trends and the emerging communities that really are the disruptive technologies and then sort of tame that and stabilize that and bring that to our enterprise customers. So it's being at the forefront of technology, identifying where innovation is happening, where appropriate, where we're capable, we'll throw in our- You guys always say, you don't tout your horn enough in my opinion and that's probably from the community approach where communities fail when there's always the smartest guy in the room trying to own it all. It's really a collective body of work, open source. And we do have a sort of a humble style and that is actions speak louder than words. We really are focused on not just a bunch of loud marketing but real practical- Well, you guys also have great SLAs. You get 10 plus years, 17 years on some of the rail stuff, but obviously you have the community, you have the track record performance and then the innovation. And by the way, being humble is not a bad thing. Look at AWS, Andy Jassy, he's probably one of the most humble guys in the world and he just knows to the grindstone, look at them, they're lapping the field on the public cloud. Yeah, they're doing a great job. So congrats, good formula. Chris, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Final comment on this show, KubernetesCon or KubeCon and CloudNativeCon, what's the hallway conversations? Could you summarize the vibe here for the folks watching? It's just raw enthusiasm. A lot of exciting work is going on here. A ton of really talented developers building an amazing platform and I think people really recognize that. So it's just raw enthusiasm, a lot of excitement. Awesome, Chris Wright, Vice President, Chief Technologist at Red Hat. This is the Kube on the ground here, not live, but we're recording in the room. We do whatever it takes to get the stories. This will be a big community. This will be a big conference again on the ground floor, bringing it to you. I'm John Furrier on the ground here in Seattle. Thanks for watching.