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You got one that you want at least some more color in it. I know.  Everybody got one tattoo on their body. They love to say, yeah, I'm about to go and finish.  Eight years later. How's it going? How's it going? You and me. You and me got the same kind of skin no more. Half side of my body.  It's not going back. It's not going back.   What's the new shit? What do you mean I got the same skin? I was thinking about getting them for a finish. Nah, that was his finish. Come on, man. He got the same skin no more. No more skin change, honey. That is funny. That ain't the same goddamn skin.  Come on. You got to get her redone.  Another one. Got to get one that C-teen. Nigga, that me green.  But I won't eat it blue. You already know.   Nigga, don't get up.  And we smoking that. Ooh, yeah. Get right. Get your beat. Then we get tight. Yeah. So I can get that.  Don't move me, bro. Hang it with my nigga. School it, bro. Yeah.  It's a flower, but it's a sun.   Might do it again. But I can't come a nigga DC. Said I ain't even got the same skin. Dang.    No.  You need to get a cheek dip. OK, yeah. Bites it, I'm glad. We got some construction for you down here. OK. That's his choices. He want nobody to see your eye, bro.   Like, bad, bad. You cock-eyed, bro.  You can see it, bro. But I'm just saying, I need to know who I'm talking to. I ain't know who you are. I need to make sure you got him. We got eyes.  That is weird.  I like your blood. Where your eyes go? His eyes are on his glasses. Get in the head, J-O-M. We find out you blind and what not. Them glasses do look like they was attached to a hard hat, though. They do, bro. They look like yours. He went to do some construction. It's a top piece. Decent Cartier in a construction glass.  You got to stick them to this one or something. It's the glasses you wear when you got to take a pistol-y fan. They ain't got sharp shoes glasses on. I don't tell you. Nick tried to get certified. He go to the gun range. He don't need no glasses. I got my own. Yeah. That's it. Hold it. J-O-M.  No, that's it. Right. Ooh. I'm talking about you.  Take it. No. Yeah. Uh. Ooh. Yeah. Sorry. Uh-huh.   Yes, indeed. Yeah. Hey, man. How's it going? What's up? How ya doing? What's up, man?  Man, workin', man. These people don't even understand music on the way, TV on the way. Move. Got them movies on the way.     Oh, man. I like that. Not appreciate it, fam. I appreciate it. That's how I been. But every time you be gone, they always think you gon' fail. What DC? I gotta go, I gotta go do a little call. They gotta know what it is, man. They already know. They gotta know what it is and they gotta respect it. They gotta know I ain't gonna never go nowhere. If I'm gone, I mean I'm doing something for the 85 South. You hear me? You hear me? I gotta go handle my things. They gotta go away to come back. Come on. You dig when I'm talking about it? Come on, man.  Right. They like, what that is? You heard?  Cause we coming back here. The ticket's already on sale. Come on, man. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. You hear me? Speaking of which, man, we got a good suppose to get on. We got a legend, man. We got an eight-time legend. We got a legend through here. Not only an eight-time legend. West Side. On West. Get up and they peace. That might be the next album, man. That might be the next album. That's the next album. I hope it is. I'm telling you, man. Ain't too many people got on West Side for real, for real. You feel me? This nigga been doing music for 500 years. There isn't an era of music that happened that he wasn't a part of any land. He's like, I let him bury good, man. He been doing music since he was nine months old. Nine months old. Nine months old. The man was in the wildest club on the West Side with no chaperone. When he was six. And they were allowing him to come in the club. And we had to watch it. This is the perfect music. Until we was old enough to go home. Exactly. And he was in that rocking. He was in that big rocking with adults. By the time this man was nine years old, he was already a soul-trained legend. No cap. I remember on his 10th birthday, he dropped a mixtape. All by himself. I tried. Ain't mother mixtape all by himself. I tried. Straight up ATL lead John. And then he was in a group with 49 other kids. Everybody wanted me apart. Everybody did. Everybody wanted me apart. It was so many little rich men. You don't know them. I said that too, but who are you? Still to this day, people still don't know the exact number of how many people there were. You know me? I'm the number one. Who was rapping? I knew who was rapping. Who was the rich kid? I knew it was a really rich kid. Can anyone at our school swear they were a rich kid? Before you leave and answer that, this man has survived 22 different genres. Y'all niggas are out of here. You do not know me. You do not know the dude. That man is crazy. One of our favorite niggas, man. Man, I would call a rich kid that man. You did? Man, I would call a rich kid that man. Schooly. Good. Come on, man.  Come on, man. He's still gone. That was that man? I thought he was that. Oh, okay. Yeah, you know how that should be. They recruited a couple folks on this. Okay, he said that one. Yeah, him and DC went to daycare together. That's how West Side this nigga is. Nigga don't know nigga.  I was ending up at your crib. Then he nodded. Man, we don't know each other. I'm fat. We just in a thug. I'm just like, here and now. Man, here we got their school, boy. We know each other. We know each other. Right. But you're deep in the Atlanta history. You done been in 22 different eras of music. Three grips. Every way. Six brick labels. Two soul train awards. Two scuffles. Influences is unmasked, bro. No cap. You know what I'm saying? Influences reaching long. Took your shirt off at six birthday benches and things. When it comes to that young, when it comes to that, the young generation. The young generation, man. I think I'm 30. So nigga, y'all niggas still be talked to to this day.  When you hear about it again, I be like, bro, they're real Atlanta, bro. Like it was an era in America. When it was that was all we was listening to. And that was what was popping at that time. You see what I'm saying? But if you look at this nigga's story, this nigga kinda got like a hood for his gum story.   One of them is a part of them. A lot of people think I'm on part of them. That ain't you on, not that June ain't it? Yeah, yeah. Damn. You ain't on no part of it. I'm not. I'm part of them at all. But which half wrench key? My daddy didn't let me come outside at night. You mad at him? What? Damn.  Oh, so wait a minute. I had a part of them. I had snuck out four days straight.  Oh, for real?  Take me to a studio. Could you use the real key at that moment? You was a child. That was the only thing stopping the situation. Right. So you was on what's up? Definitely on what's up. You was singing your answer on that? Yes, sir. That was the only thing you tried to make up for not being on part of them. That was the first song. That was the first song. Oh, so you were crazy.  No, I didn't. So I had part of them. Okay, man. So it was just... Y'all don't remember the first picture on YouTube with how y'all sang 40 niggas inside the studio at the house? Yeah. That's how it happened. It was over there. Like, we always be.  Bro, it was actually... It was like... So that whole crew was on that motherfucker. Right. Goddamn.  Every little legend done did their own version of that motherfucker. I did mine. Like... I was on part of them, too. Yeah, yeah. I was the only one ain't. You should've did your own. You should've did a remit. They did a remit with Kula and Drogh. And I... Still didn't put me in it.  He did. Drogh and...  As he said... I don't know Drogh, man. Drogh, Drogh, Drogh. Soaps, man. I don't know. I'm sorry. That's all I got to say. Say no more. Right. So take it back, bro. I'm from the city. I'm from the same... How in... Doing the mecca of groups and rapping.  We in the nasty nady. Sister nady. Oh, oh. Oh, oh. The nasty nady. The nasty nady. The nasty nady. What is wrong with you? Everything. You gotta go to the nady. We at the R & Naws Center for the Arts. The R & Naws. It's the R & Naws? A-R-O-N-O-F-F. R & Naws Center for the Arts. In Cincinnati, O-I-U. R & Naws Center for the Arts. September 24th. In the nasty nady. Get your ticket. That's right after we go to Nabtown. Yeah. That's another A. This is about Cincinnati. Yep. Get your ticket Cincinnati. The nasty nady. No, it gets different when you got a whole weekend of shows. Right, because that was the day before, but then now it's the day after. Because they think... Because they think this is going to be the day of, or maybe the day before. Because they think I'm going to be tired because I got a show the night before. Right. They don't even know I get better. After. After. No cap. We turn up. Come on, man. You really want your show after a show. Especially when... Especially when I'm in Cincinnati. You don't want to be the first show. You want to be the show after the show. You hear me? Why? Because it's a women in Cincinnati. Wait a minute. Don't say it. Because what we want is... September 24th, 2023. Yeah. Get your ticket Cincinnati. You know what else I like to do in Cincinnati? What's that? I like when they... Wait a minute. Don't say it. Because they got to get their tickets. Get your tickets. September 24th, 2023. The last time I was in Cincinnati. Wait a second. Say it. For September 24th. Get your ticket. Hey, what's up, fellas? Summer Times is here. And I know you got a hot chick somewhere who's having a hot girl summer.  And you can even use my promo code so you can get the first month free. 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You get the tickets for the Meet and Greet afterwards. And you know, it's not going to be no regular Meet and Greet.  Oh, man. We poppin' Perk. No, no, no, no. As we poppin' everybody. Ladies, ladies. Just come to the Meet and Greet and it's really going to be a greet and meet. It ain't different. Huh? It's going to be a greet and meet. I'm going to play upon it. Y'all can come. Y'all can play upon it. Y'all come back there to the VIP to Meet and Greet. Oh, man. It's Family Business, right? We play in spades in there. Domino, drinking plenty liquor. The Family Business Tour and what Money Bag does is completely separate. He's more like an independent contractor. I'm a sole proprietor. We are not. The school had their own rap group. You had to be representing. Yeah. And y'all represent for Duhack. Yeah. And y'all took off from all the schools and we were like, fuck, we lose. He didn't even go to the radio. But it was fun. It was like, it was competitive. It was competitive. Everybody knew we were about to win. We won. We won. We won. We won. We fell in that tripping.  We don't see them everywhere we go. Right. He gon' ya see me, I see him. We gon' see each other a little spot we go. Even before we got on the radio that's how we got through it. Right. Being around the city it was really like that it was really high school crime back then.  That was bugging, that was bugging the city. And they smashed.  They had all them high school clubs at the time. Like, Club D2? Club that had a high school life. Yeah, she was dangerous.     But that's the thing though, we couldn't get nobody old to come perform at these spots. So it was the crews from different schools, that was our entertainment. So it was the crowd the same age, the people performing down there the same age. Nigga, we was- And y'all know these motherfuckers. And down that fight on the stage. It down there, fight on the stage before the fight in the crowd.  But how did the Reach Kid come about during that epidemic and what made y'all, like, when y'all knew y'all, it was over with? We didn't. We never, I don't know if- But one tip got behind y'all, we were like, oh shit, it's rap. That's when, I'ma say I put it like that. That's when, like, when we started doing, like, when I, like, one of our first shows was the birthday band. Right. It was like, it was kind of like, we was spoiled until the gang.   Like, that, like, that's more for the arena field.   Arena field, like, Reach Kid is coming out, birthday band, Reach Kid coming out, arena field. Like, they might put this, I think they put the stage in the middle of one time for the birthday band, like, it wasn't just, like, on the end. Right. And, well, I think that was the last one we did, Reach Kid.  We gon' talk about it, the history. So when y'all come about, you was a young, you were young and not the crew. Would you like, in middle school then? When I met Caleb, I was in middle school. Right. Me and Caleb actually stayed in the same house each other, like, from the same street. That's crazy. That's crazy. In the same house, like, when you moved, he was staying in your house. Yeah, no, once he moved, I stayed in one day house, yeah. Uh-huh. So, me just, you know, I'm going back and forth, my, my bus stop, cause I gotta go all the way to Bunch. Right. I'm going to Bunch. My bus stop, I gotta walk up Baker Road, go all the way up Cedar. Right. I'm catching the buff of Doug at the top of Cedar. Right. It's like I go pad him every day. You know, me seeing him, just, damn, I don't even know these folks yet, like. Yeah. What I don't got now? They pullin' up Blue Firebird, beat up more folks, but runnin'.  That was what you needed. All Blue Firebird, um, Caleb, Caleb called. He, every time he pulled up, he got cleaner clothes in the back, cleaner clothes.  But he done got like. Every time I see these niggas, but they look like they gone to school. This is on the weekend, though. I see these niggas on the weekend, listen.  Do it a weekday. You hear me? I'm like, I'm going to go up on that hill. Right. Go up on that hill for Caleb, uh, uh, Caleb big that I can rap. Well, he just heard me. I was, I was rapping for my cousin. Right. No, but he heard of me. Right. Little brother, you know what I'm saying?   Like, how they gonna be to eat that? Right, we got to do something. He been like, that, that was crazy. Like, he like, we got to do something.    Right. Like, that how me and Caleb met little, like, them words, like, boom. Shout out to start, we ain't even recording it. Shout out to start taking me to, uh, scene night. They took me to scene night.  Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness.  Yeah. Oh my goodness. We walk through that motherfucking goal.  Come back down and still walk all the way through that motherfucking. You gotta walk through. Everybody that's in that motherfucking looking at E-Boy while they walking through and I'm with E-Boy.  Right. Schoolboy. That schoolboy. Right, right, I've heard it, I've heard it. Schoolboy, so I ain't wait to get to Doug. Right. I'm not going to there. Right, I'm not going to know what. I'm not going to jack up on the bus right here. Oh no, I'm not going there. Dad, I'm going to Doug. That's what I want to do. Right. You said you want me to do these schools like Rutley and I want to go help. I got to go with my friends. Right. Yeah, man. You said to get in that hallway, man. Right. Get there first day. Where you at school? They walking through the hallway looking for me. You know what I mean? Hallway stairwell. Like a real movie, like a real 80s, 70s movie, bro, like hallway stairwell. God damn, standing there. Whatever books you got, whatever class you're going to go to, but we on the stair, like everybody, like damn, they got their own stair. And they got to pass y'all. Yeah, like how the crew be winning on the movie when they being funny or whatever. Like this is for real, like people are like, you got to be on the stairwell. We on the wall, but we on the stairs up here at the top every time. Talking to the top.  Why we really something like that motherfucker boy? This at school. Yeah. We're going to have to start, we're going to have to go like K-Rap, K-Rap baby man, bro. Right.    He can come out and sing to me. Right. Like they realize he's a grown woman.  Like I'm a child. This middle school. This, this, this, this while I'm in middle school, but I'm probably like C grade, seven grade, like this, I'm a child, like. Right. So I had already been an experiment.  Right. I got to do something. I'm like, well, yeah. Man.  So got down. Now onto my cap down. Don't want to say it. Yeah. So like, how they playing the beat? What's up? Come on.  Cause it's literally the first beat, only beat we played.  Like boom, what's up beat play? And I just start. I just start saying, what's up? What's up? I said, what's up? While Caleb was saying like, he's like, it sounded like some, we hit them all. All day.  He just saying, he just saying it. And then he started rapping. So what's up? Boom. And then when I went in the booth, that one I tried to. What's up? What's up? What's up?  He played it. It sounded like it sounded. Right.  I ain't, I ain't hearing him out there.  He like, what? Y'all like saying. Right. Right. But y'all like saying. Right. And you're done. Like, do your verse. Right. That's how Caleb, because he ain't done. Right. He ain't done.  He know what it is. Damn, he got it. He brought it by my day. Like, that's all I did. Man, I do. I already had that verse. Right. You just couldn't wait to put it into a beat. This was on some, probably two, three years. I'm too mad for real. Like that verse was embedded. Like, I'm a little emmy. Like, what are you doing like that? School boy? I be power. Guapaholic, shopaholic. All in it, smiling. Ballads on my feet. True sad, man, Tyler. Like, it was just on some, me watching like, like I'll tell you earlier, like it was Wayne. Right. Chill. Right. You're watching Wayne. Just his swag like that, just what I got. Like just, pretty much. What? All my swagger.  It just, he was what it was. And how it going up. What? No matter what. That was the top. Right.  Right. No disrespect to no other big dog. I understood.  None of that. He'd been robbed by a lie. Shout over like, literally at that time, why he was trying to get that point across. You know what I'm saying? Like so, to me, at least.  The world did. Like, I would tell him like, he said, boy, the world did. Like, and they did. You know what I'm saying? But I'm being modest. You know what I'm saying?  Like, I wasn't wearing a big tru no more from how we were. Or me and Cato, them going to got down. H&M now got down.  Like, go buy us some new J's from I411, whatever. Put on us a shirt.  Yes sir. So, that's how I kind of like, me just trying to be Wayne, bro. I swear to God, that's, the verse really probably be slow. Slower than how it is.   School boy, I be balling. Shopper haul it, shopper haul it. All in a little smiley. Right, right. I go my feet true sad. Money taller. That girl, steady collar, producer say I'm stalling. My ear like, I'm really like, so I switched it up though, cause we was on the up and up sound. Right. And when no laid back it was, cause I'm signing now, so I'm like, why you doing like that? School boy, that squeaking more for you. I'm straining more for like, get them off of that. Right.   Right. Why? So like, you're like, me and Caleb, we built our bond. That's who put me in Rich kid. Right.    Like, you know what I'm saying? As a matter of fact, when we re-recorded what's up. Right. Because it was going to go on the radio. Right. So we had to do it right, re-record it. Okay, okay. Like, not do nothing different. No, do we ain't switch on over, we'll show it, switch up every verse a little bit, but it's still the same verse. Right. We re-recorded that Grand Hustle, which is street is it right now. That's back in that building again, him. Right. I pulled the bed in that building. Fact. I just, I be feeling like that too. So in the street room, I remember it. Right. When we finished, you know, we used to be right on the CD when we get burned. Like, Kaila like, Kaila say, what you want me to put on the CD, little bro? You want me to name? I'm gonna put it. Rich kid, future school boy, or you would've, before I could answer Kaila like, man, you would've, man. Right. I'm not a little brother, but yeah, man, this is real life. Right. So yeah.  That's all I'm hearing. Right.  Well, he talking about all them over here. Yeah, man. What? Let me try. I think I initiated it. I'm in here.  It's a rap. They got promoted. I didn't, I thought I was gonna take a minute. What? Yeah, man, so that's like, it was me trying to transition from knowing, like, I didn't know what I was or what I could do at that point, like, so, I'm on that one, like the, like I'm telling you, like, boy, I did it with walking paddy boys every day, like, hangin' with these boys. Yeah, I'm like, I wanna be a real kid. I'm gonna be a real kid. I need to have clean clothes like that. Right. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Here they got going on. Right. I became a real kid. He let him, so I was just happy. So it was just, that's how that even. He lookin' like it, he lookin' like it.  It was just so, the way even, I'm talking about from the stage presence to how he came on that bitch, like how he actin' on the stage, like it was just natural, bro, recordin', like, it was just natural.  You know, for, like, Caleb, it was, and Caleb will tell you, too, like.   Paper's for me, he had me, like. And he can't do nothing but respect that, too, cause Caleb, by the way, been a hustler. Right. I'm talkin' about a bad hustler, I know. Me and him, he gonna get him some money.  Havin' paper.   Even to the end, when we saw y'all ride, just ride it out, even to the ones on the outside, lookin' in, it was, like, that was a good look. Yeah, when it felt like, when it felt like everybody kinda gave up on one group, like, everybody split, did everything, it was, like, yeah.  I'm talkin' to Caleb. Right.    We goin' past, we goin' past the seagulls. What about, what about you at the seagulls? Gone to the, okay, okay. The lab, New Park, man, right there. We talkin' about, uh, Columbia comin', KKK comin', we talkin' about four block. Is it preserved? No, we comin' back now. Yeah, you in preserved, preserved to the right. We comin' this way, preserved to the right, before you get to your spot where you used to be, the preserved. Yeah, preserved. Um, man, Caleb ridin' up that one for goin' toward May, though. Right, oh, so y'all goin', y'all comin' back this way? Yeah, but we pastin' the apartment. Right.  Shit, I can't see that man here, look, bro, like, I'm like, huh?   Right, right. Uh, I'm like, huh? He like, bro, I'm in the passenger gang, I'm like, huh? He like, yeah, he on the phone the whole time, but he's like, yeah, I'm like, hell, I'm like, yes, I'm like, man. Well, we can do it. Shit.  Right. You know, with you anyway, the whole little bro, like, fad, like, but he on the phone, I'm sayin' that same time.   Right. Bro, I was feelin' down, gang, like, what the fuck, what just happened? The momentum.   You didn't sign? Yeah. It wasn't the right deal, though. Right, right. It wasn't supposed to happen, it wasn't supposed to happen, it didn't happen. Right. And it was like. Man, keep blowin' my blood out. It was like, after that. Move that thing a little bit. After that day. I'm a little bit too much.  Right, right, right. I'm on the move until, like, especially John Burr South. Yes, sir. Like, especially, like, the team. Yes, sir, yes, sir. God damn, like, everybody, like, cash out at that time. Yes, sir. Even, like, Ralph, it was like, so Dundeeville, was fuckin' with. You gave him his sound. Dundeeville was fuckin' with Thud. Right. And, called me to the studio. Say Dundeeville won't work with you. Right. Boom, I pull up to the studio, Thud pull up with me. Right.  I'm in there with, shawty along. By yourself? Boom, we all stay up, boom. I did three verses that I see. Kaila Gamble. Whole time.  Y'all picked the beaver.   And he was, he was gambling with y'all. I got down. I did three verses to that motherfucker. I killed Carl and Kaila Vett. Killed Carl. They had my, like, he was my brother. Like, they had loyal, like, well, he didn't like.   Right. It's a wrap.   I'm pullin' up a little, bro. I just had, I just beat the nicks out of all of them, man. I'm never mad at me. One kid, I'm pullin' up, pull up. He gets second verse, we split third verse. Thanks. Fuck, I got the weight on my mask. Damn motherfucker, come out.    I'm like, I brought her back in my head, you know what I mean? Brought her back. I just wanted to keep going. Right.  But that's how we, like, we just went over that hump.  So whatever producer wanted for me, I'm like, yeah, yeah. And that deal was kind of like, on the cards at that time to her, then it was like, even on the ground, whatever you want to call it, man. He got so many old thugs on it, probably it came out, so many old, my song with thugs. With some old people from Cleveland and John Versailles that ain't never came out.   Right.    Man, Shawty do that, got the $100, I mean, $100 all the girls. This Timmy, this Timmy. So it's just crazy, cause me and him, man, it's like, like, call each other, bro. And do not answer just to leave a burst on your answer machine. Each other, I swear to God. I could die up on that game, I'm coming out.  It would leave a burst on a nigga's voicemail. It would leave a burst on a nigga's voicemail, I ain't like, both of us, like, call each other, leave a burst. I swear to God. Niggas used to put verses on their voicemail. Like, me and him were doin' that type of shit, like, I used to pick him up, he used to pick me up. We got them. In the city. For real. I already had a new heel, gonna be.  Like, back then, he was trippin', like. Going crazy.   And they already knowin' it. They know it, so they play him in the hood every day.  There's no cap every side of them. We were down where they was from. Niggas playin' it. They had it. From day, boy. I'll be missin' them days. It's a good day. It's a good day.  It's been a lot of history right there, though. Right, it's been here, boy. Got down, bump in the future, like. Yeah. So, bro. Yeah.  Like, everybody took a nigga in, like. Little bro. Like, everybody know what's up with a nigga, like. Yeah. Just a matter, I feel like, I guess, it's just a matter of playing myself, or punishin' it out, you know what I'm sayin'? Consistent, you know. As far as, I'm like, my music and shit, like. I'm gonna get that. It's consistency, it's a motherfucker. Yes, sir.  And they been knowin' you. People been knowin' you. It's like, it's like being a mogul, bro. You ain't got a word about being Michael Jackson if you Barry Gordon.   Everybody, you just knowin', I just went through, I just went through that whole journey with y'all at, all like, I know exactly what he talkin' about. Yeah. For him to say that he gotta be on, if you was somebody, you had to be in a stairway on these steps. Yes, sir. We wasn't the niggas that was walkin' past the steps. That's what I'm tryin' to tell you. We was the niggas on the stairway. When the class break up, nobody better be in our spot. Yes. Yes. That's how I spy. Everybody else keep walkin', but we postin' up in the stairway cause we got somethin' goin' on. Gonna make y'all on the spot somewhere, make y'all on the spot somewhere there cool with listen.  Like, we up here. Everybody gotta calm down so we lookin' down there. Everybody here, like. And they was the ones who set the blueprint for what was goin' on at that time. Like, how you say it was?  Like, that's how I, bro.   For him to say that that was goin' on at his school.  Literally, brother. Stairwell guy. The main stairwell. Listen, it's four stairwells. The way Doug was set up, it's four stairwells. Like, long hallway, stairwell, stairwell. Short hallway, stairwell, stairwell, long hallway. Like, that's how it was set up.  But y'all got jobs. Everybody comin' to this same stairwell.  It's not a bra. I just got here. I just got here.  This is my first day seein' this shit, like. Well, I feel to be the man seen day one, niggas. That was different. I was in 10th grade. I'm still takin' it in. So you was in 8th.  But he go where you wanna go. He was already in the club. That's what I'm sayin'. That we couldn't get in, that's what I'm sayin'. They gon' try to teach. You want to be in there, but he already in there.  Like, we're livin' life through them, like, yeah, we may be fast, and maybe in the streets, but it's like, when it comes to entertainin', they doin' it at an adult level. Yeah, they like, like, they start learnin' no calls, like, illiterate. Oh. Knowin' that one night was snuck up and crucial. Yeah, if only it was a snuck man. Come on, don't.  You see how that took, I still got one in, you feel me?  Right.  On Bankhead. Hey, my name is Carlos Miller, and it brings me extreme pleasure to invite you to my show in September, the 29th, cause guess where it is? Montgomery, Alabama. Guess where one of my favorite places in the world is? Montgomery, Alabama. Man, it feel like a family reunion. I cannot wait. So make sure you grab you some tickets and come see me at the end of the day. My own tour. Come on, Montgomery. Come on.  Y'all know why. Hey, man, it's Clayton English. Sometimes I'm hungry, man, and I don't have time to go to the grocery store. I'm hitting DoorDash. That's what I'm doing. I don't know what you doing. I don't know how you DoorDash are, but they delivering groceries now too. It don't just have to be takeout from the little takeout place. You can actually get you some fresh groceries.  Look at you. You lookin' like you need a few vegetables, some fruits of your life, man. Probably vitamin C deficient. You always on your phone. You need rutabaga, all right? Y'all eat the raw vegetables, man.  Stop eating collard greens. Eat turnip greens. And mustard greens. If it don't make the house think it ain't good for you, all right? Listen, DoorDash, all your grocery needs, get them taken care of. You got plenty of grocery stores to choose from. Pick a grocery store near you. Boost the local economy. Get what you need. Look, you gon' get what you ordered. And if you don't, they gon' make it right. If they do wrong, they gon' make it right. How many people sayin' that nowadays? So DoorDash, hit them up, man. Get 50% off your first DoorDash order when you order up to $20 in value and you use the code SouthFall. That's 50% off of the $20 on no minimum subtotal and zero delivery fees on your first order when you download the DoorDash app in the app store and enter code SouthFall. Don't forget that's code SouthFall for 50% off your first order with DoorDash. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Draina Cole. And y'all know we can't go nowhere unless we come to the Whitney City. Yes, period. So we come into Chicago. October the 13th is gon' be at City Winery, doors open at 6, show starts at here. I promise you, it's gon' be super lit, super turned up. So make sure you go to www.poorminds.com right now and get your tickets October 13th, Friday. We'll see y'all Chicago.  So before Crucial had got turned into Crucial from Damascus. Right. I'm at Pool Palace anyway. We killed them because we across the street, I told you now. Right. Literally across the street from the door. So right, we going in there already. Tip, no, like we start fuckin' around with KT, so tip, no, and fuckin' around.  Right. Get to that motherfucker.   You not finna get me, no, no. Right. Man, chill, like hey man, let them in. Come on, man.  Right. Man, I swear to God, we got them. Listen, bro, I'm talkin' about that motherfucker with big to the stage. Right. Shits to the stage. Ladies, like grown folks. Grown folks. Bruh. Who should been like that? We came out, that motherfucker. They was the grown folks.  Yes, I was really a child coming out that motherfucker like, bruh, I don't know if y'all just looked at it. I just went back when I just seen my picture, bruh, sitting on top of the gold game, like with the Mohawk, bro, like. Yeah, the Mohawk, man. I was a child, bro. Child. I was a child, bro. We got on that stage, bro. Like, I've been on this motherfucker, like.  They're like, I'm lookin' at whoever in the back. Right, right. I'm like, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What? Yeah. They're like, ooh, ooh, you're not a grown folks. They like to be with their children. They do that thing that high asleep. We're all like, on that first time we gone, we went in cool, they're like, ooh, ooh. But nothing, no camera come up, lights. Yeah. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. We seen that motherfucker, but I took it all right out of that motherfucker's living. Come back down, I'm still go right out that door right there again. Right. The way I came in, we couldn't stand that motherfucker the first time we fall. Fact. Second time. They a little bit. We was in that motherfucker. And that's solidified with the younger generation. Yeah, it was like. Because it was like, y'all seen them in Crucian? Yeah. And then they started doing that. They started doing the, you know what I mean? They started doing the Mondays. Whatever, whatever. The Mondays of performances and y'all going. Yeah, we performed on everybody. Couldn't nobody win? You're not winning the real kid comic.   Everybody comin' up on the wall. Real kid coming up on the wall. And it's a wrap. Hey, y'all gonna do your song on Monday in Crucian? No real kid gonna be there.   You're not telling nigga he wasn't performing on a highway. But they paid for it, though. They paid for it. You better say that nigga name right. Aye. You better not say name slick when you bring him to the stage, nigga. Oh, nigga's doing all this. That was always fun. I always used to host a lot of open mics and rappers to say, like, niggas who we, like, the comedy grand funded, but niggas who we trying to make it in the rap world, they nigga that have a car full of people. On the website, you couldn't do that if you had to respect a nigga, even if the song was trans. Six brothers, four sisters. They got their clue. Two hard boys.  One pills to six. But I said, why that song you just did, boy? That one was, I ain't, I ain't. Change your thang. Come back next year. Come back next week. All right. Nigga, listen to your part.  You heard her, nigga. He was on the phone.  I was down there in the walk-out. Like, that's how we used to be, boy. And they even put so many people on stage. Trying to send so many people, many people they can on stage for. No matter where we went, I was like, bro. Well, before I felt, I mean, before I figured out what it means. Right, right, right.  All right, all right. But boy, waiting? Yo, they're waiting, she was.  You gotta go up, you gotta go over there. Kill the crowd. What?   You already looking down, waiting. But I commend you and Caleb for keeping that, keeping that, that run going, bro. Like, cause like you said, we followed the story. We knew what was going on at the time. But then like you said, I see you, I see you.     Cause that was a real era, brother. Era, like I'm gonna like see some years. Oh yeah. Wait, them niggas was on top then tired. It was never nobody, it was a couple of schools that had, you know, them savages had, they run, was a good little run. But it was like, eh, we ain't really get our run to us. We got out of high school. Damn, we got it, we had it. But you know what's cool though, man, it's this day. Just saying you be one of the young niggas that come up in the city and still had a longevity, even though you're still a young nigga. You know what I'm saying?   You know what I'm saying? Like you still out here and they ask you. Thank God, man, they ain't man wait that long. Musically, you went like, usually you went from the truce to the skinny jays.  And just you didn't able to hit, like you said earlier, every wave, man.  You everywhere, you rock with everybody. So I think you got your finger on it before anybody else could, man. He had it. I guess I always have been, you know the jingling, you know what I'm saying, that sound. So, you sure? Yeah, man. But it's real.  Like, you feel what I'm saying? Like, no, bro, he was like getting hated on as a young nigga. Nah, he ain't that, nah, he ain't that. But at the same time, y'all got his CDs in the car. Your kids know it.  That makes it even worse.  What's up? Oh, every time he's here. Boom. Damn. Yo, look, bro, yo, look, bro, don't know it. Right. Like, oh. Now your mom don't know it. Right. Now you like, all right, all right.  You know what, don't know it. You know it. You think about yourself. Like, yeah. Like, it was, it really was like that for real. It was hate until it was like, all right. High school, school, but now it's like, you think it was just like some high school shit? You think it's just, okay. Yeah.  Like he said, yeah, it wasn't personal ever. Like, like he said, it was competitive, like, at all times. Yeah, I think it, that came with that age, you know what I mean? You can't do it. That was that time. You can't, man. Who's off the porch at this time?  No, we come from, we come from a fight. It probably got to that point then. It probably got to that point for real, like. Right. It probably got to that point. I better not hit on what's up in this house. But like he said, every school had their own crew and we came from a fighting era.  Like, so it was like, your crew had to be Yeah, like.  Like, they ought for you to come perform and do it like, bruh, nigga, we gotta try. All that, they come up. King and punch, no, before you get up. Like, do us and just jumping on stage, like, more of that, I don't weigh. Right. What? Yeah, what's up?  Bruh, we would do a wild back then, bruh. Nigga will be performing. It'll be crazy. A nigga, a group will be performing. And some niggas will just come on stage and take the mic from him. Yes, yes. I was just gonna say that. No, yeah.   Right. Walk to, he's like in the back of the club.   Like, make sure everybody see you doing this, and brother and nigga, like, nigga, what you doing, nigga?  Right.  Right. Era was crazy. Era was crazy. Era was crazy, and that's why, I don't know, I got a lot of respect. Yes you did. For the era and from it, you know, like, so I'm grateful. Yeah. I'm grateful. Y'all in here just going down memory lane, this weed and damn it took me up, yeah, yeah.   Welcome back to the 8-Fast South Show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Come on.  Yes, indeed. Shit went under my arm. Down my lane. Down my back. No, man.  Savage Gang, Smag Gang, them. Yeah. They had a run. They had a run. That was a good run. We got them linked over there, they got them. Smag Gang and Rick head, take. Hey, they needed that a little help, though. Them Rick heads. Cornwall got them.  He was, he was hay-making. Here he is. And because he knew how to, his music was good. That's what we made it back, because his music was actually good. And it was like, ooh, did you hear that last diss? Man. And then they would come with a diss, but it was like, that was good, but he put some melodies on his. Nigga was like, I like melodies. Oh, God. I'm at the same level. I'm at the same level. Y'all do good, too, though.    We ain't know nobody, everybody there. Inside the booth. Man, we got that, what happened to Atlanta?  And the remix, what happened to Atlanta. We got both videos. What happened to Atlanta, man? Both songs out, you feel it. What they be thinking? Man, motherfuckers just sweat they from Atlanta, man. You feel it. I don't know where they feel it back. Hey, y'all, did Ralph Stonemount? Did Ralph Stonemount? I love him from Stonemount. I'll tell y'all from Stonemount. That ain't the East Side. That's Stonemount. What's up, what's up, what's up? These are not our clothes. These are not our cars. But we will be in Huntsville, Alabama. On what, the 19th? There you go. October 19th. October 19th. Yeah, October 19th. October 19th. Stand up loud. Huntsville, Alabama. All our Alabamians, you know. I got special guests coming. I already talked to them. Carly Russell will be in the field. Yes, sir. Check this out. Check this out. Not only is Carly Russell coming. Nick Saban. We also have a meet and greet where you're going to be able to see us. You're going to be able to kick it with car. Carly's going to host a search party afterwards. It's going to be amazing. And that baby, that baby's going to be there, too. The baby or that baby? That baby. That baby. That baby. It's not a baby at all, man. It was a little baby. It was Nabs. She said it on the highway. She's not a baby. She had on no pants and a shirt. And I was doing it there. Is that what I'm going to do at the meet and greet? When you get back there and you see me doing this, ladies, just follow me. Yeah.  You be real freaky, y'all. That's what you meant to me. No. This is family business, too. And that's not my family business. I'll be the left by that term. But when Nabs start dressing like Donald Duck, that's when I leave. That's why you got to give them tickets at 85southshow.com. 85southshow.com. That's right. October 19, 100, Alavabo. I'm going to run some footwear, man. We're going to North Little Rock because that's North Little Rock. We're going to be at the Simmons Bank Arena October 8, 2023. It's the Simmons Bank Arena. Is that a bank or a credit unit? It's a bank inside it. It's an arena with a bank in it. In North Little Rock? Yeah.  What's that? It's them girls. Sike! You thought you had it. With your dope and your will on October the 8th. In North Little Rock office, get your ticket. We're going to be at the Bank. North Little Rock got them lures. You know them lures. You have to pie with your mouth. The pie with a fake check.  I don't even know what's going on over here. And I know what he was about to say is not what we want to say until October the 8th because that's the day that we will be in North Little Rock office.  Dang! Wait a minute. Don't you do it? I mean, do it.  We'll talk about it. All right. On October the 8th in North Little Rock. Make sure you cash one of them fake checks and give me a thousand out of every check you cash. Don't do that. Get out of here. Get out of here. OK, October the 8th, we'll be in North Little Rock. Don't bring no check. Bring cash. From a fake check. 21, 20 years old, right? So for me with that kind of money, still living in the projects, we had to figure it out. What's happening, Phoenix? I'm not speaking for every man. And if I make it to be making $200 million, nigga, I can make $200,000.  So if Zion, if you want to do that, live your life. What's up, y'all? It's your girl, Lex P. And it's your girl, Draya McCall. And you are tuned in to another episode. Show these little tricks. That did by how I done took y'all everywhere.   What we got right here? This granddaddy, man. Come on. This is what I got for my 40th. I ain't do nothing to it. Usually I put four G's on everything I got. I ain't do nothing to this, but put some music in there. You know what I'm saying? Did you do the do on it? He did booty cat. Did you do booty? Woo, you was hitting on that joint? Yeah, 100%. Give him a booty, eight, all that. A guy, damn, OK. That's living a life.    You be like, I know God ain't got me out here living like this now. Barry and native, you understand me?  If you ain't never broke a female, no chicken. Now, it's nothing that men should glorify and be proud of, but it's just culture. But I guess they count everything inside of 2-H, man. Shit, the North came and the North came and did that thing. Yeah, the North came and did that thing, but I think he want to be real, man. Y'all got cities. If I was from Lithonia, I would let it. I would say I wouldn't. Because you know what? I would get so much respect from Lithonia. That ain't enough. Because I'm putting Lithonia on the map. Yes, it is, man. Yes, it is. Sometimes it was bad, man. It was a difference when, because now I can be, you can differentiate me and I can also stand out.  I ain't too far, but I'm real enough to say, bro, I'm from Lithonia, I'm not from Atlanta, bro.  That ain't Atlanta. That's why you put a nigga up on your city. So when you go out of town to go somewhere, I'm from Lithonia, huh? Where that from? It's out of skirt. He right there in Atlanta, he right around the corner. But I'm from Lithonia, though.  What's that? What's that, you from? What's all you got? What school you went to? What county you from? I'm so Atlanta nigga, Atlanta, Florida, kind of APS-less. Yes, sir, Ski. Yes, sir, Ski. All the way through. All the way through. All the way in and out, sir. All the way through. No put, it's on it. No outskirts, so shall I say. You got fools down, you got a free line.  First phone number four, four, sir. You would differentiate the battle for the cold end, man. Get the goddamn, yeah. Stop playing with it, man. Get the peanut butter and jelly sometime, yeah. Come on, John. I'll hear you. Little milk, too.  Not technically. I go to the top of my driveway, and walk two steps against where I be at. Well, in Atlanta. In Atlanta. Yeah, if I go left, I ain't in Atlanta. All right, all right, all right. Nigga, if I get off the top of my driveway I do like this. Oh, so you want them fours to count a nigga that may be in Alpharella? That's what I'm telling you, it's still from Alpharella. I ain't from none of these motherfucking places. I'm from Mississippi, ain't I? You talking about it, it's not claiming where you from.  They're gonna turn up.  That nigga, Saddy, ain't from Mississippi no more. I'll be sure to do that.  What did that nigga say he was from Alpharella? Yeah.  I'm from Mississippi.  But see, even though I'm in Atlanta, nigga, if I meet somebody that's from a different side of town, but that's what I fought with Joe DeBrick and he'll quickly say that he's from Griffin. Okay. He'll let you know, like, yeah, I fought with Atlanta strong, I think I got a lot of, but nigga, I'm from Griffin. Don't you get it? Twist it. And I'm like, I respect that.  Ain't some real nigga make it?  Oh, hard.  Babe, you trippin'. Yeah, for all of us. Yeah, you hard, but I respect it, but she's downtown still confused with me to this day. You're so good. Also, I'm using GPS right now. I'm at Madrid. You 10 minutes from the Alps. I'm at Madrid. I still use GPS 212. What y'all, come on in now. Listen, listen, you can drop me off anywhere on the wayside, I know how to get home. Niggas ain't big, it's 3A. No, no, I'm talking about it deep. I'm talking about it deep when you start going to the next floor. I'm talking about that 3A. Why are you talking about it? It is. It's technically, like, about 6A. You got 3A, the more you on the south side. It's about 6. I like the hood, it's deep. You right. What? It's about 6. Yeah, it's a lot of asses. But it's like 6 for real, for real. You want to be technical.  I mean, but once you go on 1, 6, 6, 6, 6, you technically, you're getting the e-point.  If you ain't on camera too. Yeah. And e-point is just all city. If you really want to be for real. We just ain't in the country. If we ain't in the country to make it seem like if we ain't in the country, a nigga get e-point while you're in the next time over. But you far ahead. So, you know, West Side's starting out, all right? From where? Anywhere from on the West Side. The West End. If you coming from down there. I'm talking about on the 285 set. What you say? What you say? I said they put 3X's on 285 set. But if you do I-20, you got to go I-20. No, you got to go I-20. You got to go I-20, where's my arcade? You on the south. I ain't saying I'm wrong with that. No, you got to go to Camden. And once you get to Camden. I get what he's saying. But that's 285. You ain't hit I-20 West. That's okay. That's why I got so many assets. I got so many assets. Now when you get down there. When you get to that split. Exactly.  Around the back like you about to go to the east. There's the end. On the square line. You just said the same thing. Then this nigga named the same 3X's. You added interstate 20. 20 was already included. You forgot Hammer T. Hall. In Mill K. Atfield XT9. You got Donald Holliwell. Then when you pat Donald Holliwell.  It's still gonna be 3X's. 3X's. Mississippi Country. No you didn't say Bolton Road. That's Cobb County. Bolton Road is on the west side. That's coming back on Hollywood Road. If you keep coming up Bolton Road.  South Cobb Drive. You ain't going to wrong that way. You ain't to the left. You ain't going to wrong that way. You ain't to the left. You ain't going to wrong that way. You still going to have 3X's. We went all the way down South Park. We went all the way down South Park. Look at him. He went to the left. He went to the left. He went to the left.  If you keep coming down Hollywood Road. You be right there and they got them.  Exactly. But if you keep going all the way down. Motherfucking Bolton Road. We'll be on South Cobb Drive. On the other side of the street. From the motherfucking district. See Cobb County. See they like to try to say Cobb County. On that part of the West side. Because it's I-20 West.  And now you in Cobb County.  You see what I'm saying? Now you know you can't take back here. Two Cobb County.  That's what I used to get to back here. We're talking on Chattahooch. We're talking on Chattahooch. We're talking on Chattahooch. This is show right here. We're talking on the right here. That way. To our bank here. You are taking on the West side. Because you still in Atlanta. That Blantown too. Oh my mom. Blantown. Chattahooch. See how messy that was too far from me. That was not my jurisdiction. I think the West side bigger than giving it credit for. The West side. You gotta also understand. It kind of is. We ain't going to another end. We're going to North Side Drive. Okay. Where you talking about, right? Where Pieddon used to be at. What is that neighborhood? What is that neighborhood? Lincoln home. If you ain't really a West side who be traveling and going through hoods and hoods. You ain't even going to know that it's a hood right now. Don't even know it pop. Y'all were ducked off. Close to Chattahooch. If you bust that little by mid-time. But they still on the West side. Because they downed Bankhead on the end. See the best thing about that. The West side. Every side. If you want to be tech. If you carry the Riverdale. Lincoln. I ain't. I ain't. But see if you want to technically say. But they ain't even there. But what you call it? Right side on the West side. Straight to the South side. All the way from Kennesaw. Kennesaw to Riverdale. You still on one way. Technically.  From the beard top. From Kennesaw. But see what I'm saying. I'ma tell you. Tell you. That technically. Carver home. And all that over there. And John Byrd South. That's literally the South side. That's really the South side. A piece of paper. Because it's over there by the West end. But what you call it the railroad track? It was on the South side. They kind of segregated. Not segregated. I used the wrong word. They kind of like. Sectioned themselves. John Byrd South. John Byrd North and John Byrd South. They kind of like. We call them the South. And. On that. That's South side. So it was kind of. Easy to let them eat South. But that's technically. South side though. But they kind of like.  Zone 3 was like. You just say zone 3. If you want to be like. If you from that area. You from zone 3. South side.  John Byrd North. John Byrd North. John Byrd North. John Byrd North. John Byrd North. Old National. You feel me? Am I wrong?  Home of the pettiest crab.  They throwin meat at each other. Yeah man.    Have a good time. Nigga man. Don't get no gas in it. I ain't gonna get no gas. They get wicked over there. And they get wicked over there. Shout out to South. I got out to the south. I got out to the south. I thought he needed a trip. I said, we should stay on the west. What are we doing over here? I don't even know what you're doing over there.  That's when I got respect for Clayton County.  Yeah, yeah.  Yeah, yeah, yeah.  I said, I said.  I said, I get it. I got to go to jail for getting beat up.  I'm hurt. I said, listen, if anybody needed to go to jail, it's they ain't. I lost. So I hear the rules different. If you lose, that's a crime. He's still going. Forge County got real slap on the hand wrist. Forge County niggas be thanking that gangster because you were in Forge County.  The laws are different. That's when your head get the business. You will find it. The little outro just got blocked out with it. I got the business out of another county. Yeah, with the county. I got the business and come on, Black boy. Oh, God. We used to, we ain't. Look, we stayed out there at one point. I think that was so good and moving.  Niggas can keep you a soda can. That's probably one, that's probably one city I just do not like driving in. I guess so.    I had to hit a U-turn. I go the long way. I said fuck, I'm going to need to get back and forward to County. I got to go around the other way. God County? No, sir. I don't want to be in y'all system. I don't want to get caught out here.  I just don't. I told y'all I really got a lot done for getting beat up. I don't know how y'all play. That was great. Playco showed me. I ain't got out there a couple times.  Hey, these motherfuckers. I think Cobb County got the pettiest police stuff. You know how they like on the way to the crib, you'll see the police posted up.  Follow you all the way to the crib. You just couldn't lie to them.  I got a resident in my house.  I got a resident in my house, dawg. I came back, man. I had to go to work, forgot my work shoes. I was at the stop light. He was at the stop light.  Got behind me, got on my street part. He got out the car. He's like, get back in the car. I was like, man, what? I got to get my work shoes.  In your yard. In my yard. I was at the holland. I was like, hey, somebody do something. It was like five in the afternoon. It was a baby came out of my neighbor's house. So that's why you was on a new about that fuck, man.  You were like, y'all got to do something about these motherfuckers. You over put it in there. This is a cubilane, nigga. I got a craze. I was like, I mean, more or something.   They know you be saying me.    Drive right. Drive right. Let me like, hey. All y'all do a drive, right?  Smoke it down. I'm like, hey. Say no more with me. Hey. That's the first bully that came up to my window and said, roll your window up. Damn. They come to the door of my window up. Who won't? We had the smoke coming out of the window.     That's when I'd be like, go get them dirty motherfuckers.  They're gonna really have to be breaking the law. I'm their biggest supporter. I know when they got them, get behind, like, get behind. I know when you're late. Then they jump out and they take your niggas and go to the opposite way.   And do what? Zerat, you, where they going, I'm going with them. You trying to go to jail? They gone on by that bed. That's a charge. How's that going on on? You know, you can't ride behind them by that. I mean, you can't ride behind them by that.  I'm going, like, as they doing whatever they want. I'm going on through that light, too.  I'm like, oh. I don't get that a lot of times, though. I'm going with the ambulance. I'm going with the ambulance. If it's traffic, I'm jumping behind them forever. I'm going with the ambulance. If I go with the ambulance, then traffic. I'm going with the ambulance.  When I see the ambulance, I used to get right behind them. Nick got on the intercom and said, like, get off from behind them. I just hit them.  You got to have your flashes on. You got to put them on the place as long.  Get behind them and put them on the place. They definitely caught me like that. I got pulled over like that, man.   No, to the east side. Then I'm going down the northern ramp, man. I'm coming down. They more fucking, man.  Like literally, like, traffic just came to a halt.  I'm sleeping here. And I'm like, man, let me push it. Let me push it on to where I got to go right, quit right here, right here. Man, hell, how am I going to come through that motherfucker?  How am I going to come through that motherfucker? I get over there with that. I got down, I went past, down there on Exit. Right.  I'm looking at them. They get over and say, shit, I'm finna get over, man. When I don't think about getting over, I've passed the polly. Get right behind me, man.  I did that in Merchant Lane one time. I said, motherfucker, hit the Merchant Lane. Got all the way down to the Merchant Lane. The polly's sitting right there.  They ain't let me get over there. I'm like, nigga, you see the polly right there? Nigga, let me get over there.  I'm still stuck when he get out of the car. Walkin' about the car. He like, oh, no. Man, I'm trying to get back over, man. Just put it back there. I said, ride on.  But one time, I got pulled over into H-O-V lane, and I was by myself.  You didn't do the trick, I told you. Man, I'm tellin' you not, when he came to the car, he said, you know, you in the H-O-V lane, and you ain't got no pass. I said, man, I thought this was taking them to the airport. So this ain't the road to the airport. I'm thinking I'm going to the airport.  He was like, no, you got to get it. It will take you, but you can't ride this lane. I was like, oh, I thought it was coming up. I didn't know. That's what it did again. That's what it did. When was this? When was this a while ago? It was a while ago.   I don't know how these big roads work.  Right.  I don't even know how these big roads work. They come out of the hill out of there. Hey, you know you got 30 days. This is what you like to do. What? Do you live here now? Do you live here now? Be careful. Right.  This is how Paul used to track you. Don't pull out and tell him to track you. That's how to help you now. This ain't tuple up. Hey, hey. I'll tell you another thing, too. When you pull it, when I pulled you over, don't ever come across four lanes. Don't ever do that. You went through the four lanes? You know the HOV you can't cross with double white lanes?  You behind me. You know you can't ride over them. You can obey the police too much. If the niggas pull you over, you pull over two guys there.  When you ride an HOV? They'll not come past you. I'm going scrambling more. But this is for anybody who on the HOV lane and you by yourself. All you gotta do is pull the seat belt over and hold it. I'm not going for that nigga. And ride. So when people look, they see the seat belt going across the seat. They don't know how big the person is. They just see the seat belt. Wait a minute. They might be laying back. So would people be riding by you just? They might be laying back. Or they could be. They could be laying back. It is a smaller person. You know when they pull you over and they ask you. When they pull you over and they ask you. When they pull you over and they ask you. When they pull you over and they ask you. Just try to figure out why I pulled you over. I have that been doing it.  But when they pull you over and they ask you. Do you know why I pulled you over?    That's exactly why I pulled you over.  Give me something else. My time got no price. What is it? You talking about when I switched lanes back there.  You ain't get. What's up officer? You just let you know that you ain't got a word about me. Oh no. I'm having a good day. How about you? I ain't gonna move to whatever you need.  You said you know why I pulled you over. I said my daytime tag light out. He said. Hey come on. No. I feel like that a dumb question. You know why I pulled you over. I really didn't know what to say.  Do you know why I pulled you over for? Like I volunteered for you to say hey. You think you can get behind me. Pull me over. I need to ask you something. Do you know why I don't know why you pulled me over? Oh this got something to do with these missions huh.    Oh man. You need to take that down.  I can have an iPad in my car. Some of them. No it's not an iPad. I know but even if I wanted to have my iPad on my vent. Like it is a Tesla. I don't know if you can see that. It's right. It's a lot of money. It's a lot of money. Maybe if you got no vengeance. Maybe if you got no vengeance. Maybe if you got no vengeance.  And you can see it through the car. I got pulled over. That shit's been so smooth. He just asked me how much I paid for my Cadillac. Huh? Yeah. You got to invite that though. Because motherfuckers want to see the car. And police will do that when you got a nice old school.  On the road. On the road to a show. Probably like three hours away. Right. Bro this nigga pulled over. A ten wheeler bro. Pulled over. He's just not a cop. It's not an officer of the law at all. No where. Man turn your lights on. Pull up. Man I'm in the back sleep. We going to a show. We on the way back from the show. He pulled over. After the white truck. That was a white 18 wheeler bro. After him over the stop bro. He pulled over on the side of the road. That motherfuckers get out. Pretty good. You should tell the rest of that story. We didn't say no names. I think we good. When you say no names. When you say no names. That was a movie. It was an 85 stop show. Sometimes these views never actually happen. That was a boy in the hood. That was a boy in the hood. That's when I jumped out the motherfucking D and I was like.  He pulled buddy over.  It's a real security guard.  With the motherfucking light in your car. He really a driver. You know how some drivers come. Both they security and the driver too. Right. That's all though. So he was a driver with your favorite marketplace. All he had were the lights. What was that, a black on black? Listen, you can pull anybody over with any lights. That you can get on Facebook marketplace. Trying to say y'all. We work here. It don't matter man. It's a new technology y'all. Any car that look like a crown man. He told the man he need to drive right. With some favorite marketplace. He literally did all that. Just tell the man bro you. But the boy got road rage.   Jay told us that. I'm gonna drive for them from now on. You ever seen road wars? You was on one of them. You just ain't knew it yet.  That's how he used to tell them to pull over too. That's all he said to him bro. He just went up and pulled over.  I can hear him out of the wonder bro.  What kind of lights he had? Did they sound like they were some?  He had a siren.   He had a siren. And the blue and white and red lights. I gotta stop y'all from telling this goddamn story. What is this? I wanna know. What am I doing? What am I doing? He was like... He had a siren. He had a siren. What did you say to the Uber? It was like security niggas. You know I got lights if you want. I said they hit them lights. He was like... What am I doing? That's illegal dog.  That's what I'm hitting like. Man, they hit it. It sounded like Pac-Man, dad. Man, there ain't nobody moving out of our way. It sounded like Jeffery Osborn. What's next, man? I asked him about the drop, man. Sleeping giant. Okay then. That's some of what you played earlier. That's my next compilation of work. Seriously. Sleeping giant, it's kind of like a... brought two different worlds together. In my eyes. Buddha. Blessed to be. And this producer been in the game for a while. His name is Troy Taylor. He made me challenge myself. You know, I'm really too tough to take. I'm here with you. Kind as to people just talking to me. Telling me what to do in the studio. Right. I had to break out of that. You're doing like a hippie as an artist. Yeah. But he made me... He challenged me. I'm talking about to the point where all the way down to the... No, that doesn't sound like schooling. 50 times. I don't sound like schooling one of these 50 times.  Do it 52 times. Because you're going to get it. Right. You're giving me... You're not giving me school. Like that. So I had never been challenged. Yeah, so like... And the song that I did with them, they sound amazing. I sound different. I don't even sound like myself. You see what I'm saying?  Just a whole different bag. It's you with a different approach. I took them all like... I used to die from them. He making me stress this more. I'm using it like... Like I never use this motherfucker. Even when you were just, you know, coming in here and you were saying, I don't know something like that. Yeah. So it's like... Buddha blessed to be... You know, he more... He make everything, but he more like, you know, hip-hop side type. And Troy's... Troy's songs, like, they're more R&B. Mm-hmm. Like in my real R&B bag. So I just put them... We kind of put them together. And it's like... The title was kind of like... Speak For Yourself. I feel that way for myself. I ain't been dropping. Like I supposed to. I got a history of pausing in between when I drop. You know what I'm saying? So I felt like I am who I am. They can't take that from me. So I've just been asleep. I've just been chilling. Sleeping giant. Independent lines. That's the next... My next thing, I'm trying to come back to back after that. I'm trying to come back to back. SB as well after that. Probably West Side Legend after that. Well, you know, we need you on one more thing, though. We need you to do one more thing. What do you got to do? We need them on 85. I'll come back. You got to do that 0-8-1. We just did. We just wrapped up Season 3. But we got to get it. We got to have another day. We got to have another day. We ain't going. I appreciate that. I appreciate that. Yes, sir. Please. Be the first repeat. Please, bring me back. We'll do. We'll do.  I was in love.  I'm down there like... I'm down there like...   You never did no band when you did live before them? Yeah, I had. I think... Before we went and did that, I had my album. My whole album. Like before I came out of it. It was still fresh. You know what I'm saying? You was the probably... The only situation after that.  That I had went to and did it. Yeah. We damn sure appreciate that. I should bring a whole little feed on it. Yes, sir. That challenged me too. When I did my whole album, that challenged me like... Don't tell me the seasons and seasons. Season and seasons. So if we get schooled to come we're gonna make it season three and a half. We'll drop the whole regular season three and then... It's like a bonus. It's like a bonus episode. It's like extra season. Extra season.  I want some extra season. I want to try and see. You on or something? Chicken wing busting. Extra season. What's your social media school that they can highlight? Pretty much on all social platforms. SB school. SKOLY man. What's going on? Tweets. Free kill SBF, man. Are you twitching? We kind of got our own world. Our own little RP. We're gonna get with you 85 self-gaming team. That's going to be hard. We'll be on the GTA, man. Yeah, we need our own stuff. That was playing baseball. I played baseball, you know that? The only sport I ever played in real life. I'll be playing on game. So you got to play right field, buddy. I can catch up.   You think you're gonna run on me? I want you to go on third base though. DC, we ain't gonna be able to do it. We're gonna do the celebrity. I'm gonna tell you, I'm gonna be on right field. I want you to be on third base. I bet you're gonna get that before the ball. Come on, man.  What y'all doing, man? I'm still thinking that. Shout out to our RP, man. Y'all gonna get with it, man.  That's for sure. We already got it set up out here in the library.  I'm gonna get back on my laptop with me. I said I was gonna game. I told myself I was gonna game. I got a 2K. Who's gonna do something about 2K? What you wanna do, nigga? DC, you got something dropping soon? Oh, hey, yeah. I got something. TV movie, what's up, niggas? Got some movie dropping, I'm gonna say, always in another criminal movie with Eddie Murphy in the end of the year. God is the greatest CD. Yes, it is. You know what it is. Go check it out. I got some CDs in the podcast. Yeah, man, I got a couple pilots in the works and a few other things. I think I'm about to get back to work on set, you know, on some writing stuff. Yes, sir. I look crazy, man. Most definitely. Most definitely. I've been working on some new things also. Did some voiceovers for the new season of Rescue 9-1-1. For real? No, but it'd be hard if they brought it back. No, man.  We're working over here. Big TV shows popping. Big TV shows popping. And I might, you know, win nigga of the year this year. They did hit me and I'm up for nigga of the year. Oh, man. My name is in the hat. For sure? Yeah. I might just win nigga of the year. For what awards? The nigga awards. Oh, good. Association. Sponsored in part by the NAACP and everything black. We got the money for some white folks to do the warship. I like that. They down for the culture they want to see us have to find the things in life and plus I kind of wait till they got drunk in a guilt trip. We take reparations in many forms. Okay. So I wait till they got drunk in a guilt trip. Yeah, I tried to make them feel bad. Made them feel bad, man. Give me some of that money, man. Give me some of that money. See, that's the angle that you have to take. You can't make them feel bad about what their granddad and them did. It's got to be more personal. About what their dad did. That generation too far.   Don't just get the money and spend it.     But that's the whole note episode. That's the game. I dropped a little piece of it.  So watch this. Titties. They're pussies. So they can say that's all I'm talking about. Hey, what's up? It's your man Carlos Miller and guess what I'm doing October the 13th? Let me check my schedule. Oh, I've been making Georgia at the Making City Auditorium. That's right. I have my own tour at the end of the day and it's going down October 13th 8 o'clock Making Georgia Making City Auditorium Carlos Miller Oohy Grab those tickets because you know it's going down into Mactown. I'll see you up there.  I can't say this your first time. Come on. This is the first time we didn't sit down and really chopped it up. It's going to be the last.