Bang head where the niggas get geeked Had some niggas sellin' nil dabs on the front street Right there in front of shot at low shot Right there where the niggas rolled up and got popped I ain't seen nothin' Right there up by the checkers Picking pay Right there above my un- Make the left at the motherfuckin' shelf run Post it up, shit, that's where you might find me Damn!   What'd you think about? Yeah What'd you think about?   What's up, gang violence? What's up, my nigga? Yeah, it does What's up, my nigga?  What?    I said For the soul of Now that nigga Soon the nigga out there Say, I signed with these folks He come on out in there today I said, bruh, I already know What they did? He said he don't went out there and put the money in the trunk The money in the car I said, bruh, I'm gonna start crying I'm gonna start crying I said You got rid of that truck You got rid of the truck, didn't you?   On Sunday I thought you were at the gate Niggas I used to have dollar shots in the car Dollar shots?  Oh, that was the niggas Niggas What? Crack water I just said When you made the last statement I knew you went from Where I was from I'm not from Okay, when the dollar shot On Sunday Look slow, be closed On Sunday And everybody go to the park Running to the niggas with the dollar shot I mean, you spent one dollar You got a little cup He posted on me now You try to get them Pull a little bit more for you You understand me?     Every time you eat or use a restroom when you don't smoke a blunt I do Okay, well that's what you get Because you know, he wants to drop it, boom. Oh, so you saying when he smoked one, you got a smoked one with him? No, I can't do that. Oh, no. I'm trying to save your weed. You actually, you don't take the smoked one with him. I do take the smoked one with him. Then when you get him all the way back in, when he smoked with you, you get all of those shots. But see, I didn't want to smoke with him. You already get a $4 set on that. But just hear my jet, everybody. If you get a $4 set, I really like it. How come the nigga who always come with $4 got all that game? I'm talking about good $4, that crispy, too. And then pull it out like they're right with it. He want to look over every set. Hey, let me see. I already know he shot. Let me see. He's going to look over every set tomorrow. They be it right here right now. They be it right here right now. This it right here. But you know what? If you hit five, I'll give you five.  Nigga, why do you want to settle for $4 on a set? Listen, this is my question. Beat on your dough so hard. 6 o'clock in the morning. Got eight on. Boom, boom. Hey, lil' Mac, lil' Mac. Boy, I got to go to work. I got eight on.   Eight on. I got a $4 on a book. Come on, get in for real quick before I go to work. Come on, bro.  You know, I don't want to come. Everything. I'm like, bro, they gone. They gone. They gone. Now we got to tell you how much they spent with you. Don't let me how much I spent with you. Then he put out a whole bag of change. He got to count it all right there. God damn. Look, Lil' Mac, DC.  You put them in different colors. No, I look. Oh my God. Bruh, bruh, ooh. Red San, they look. They real look. See the 1010. The 1010, that's like that. That's like that, bruh. You get the $1.25, 10 is like $1.25, $1.25, $1.25. You want the $1.25, 10, that one for like $15, $4. No. Yes, sir.  See the, oh. See, I ain't did it in a minute.  You small. And then you got the little eight more. You got the double zeroes. That's what you saying. You gonna get them four outside. It was so hard to get them open the business up. That's what I'm talking about. Yeah, that ain't been a double zero like Lil' Small. Niggas, why I be mad? Why you come to me at about three o'clock in the morning?  That way, three for the 10 came from. Three for the 10 came from.  But now, come on.   The motherfucking tweezers, tweezers, tweezers. Bruh, you were grabbing them in there. Put them in that mug up. This niggas stuff and weed bags with tweezers, Hey, Chico, it's a petty hustler.    You remember on Outcast's All Dirty South? You don't remember what Cool Breeze said? She never did, I think. Why don't they Cool Breeze on me right now? I got you wrong. That's some Pee Wee sex, a beat I took this time. That's what he was talking about, didn't he, motherfucker? Lil' Small thing. When I realized a nigga would come and show and I was stuffing the bad, too fat, I said, no, sir, I got to have something for the show come. You need a cigarette? You need to smoke bad, don't you? Stop the whole show. Stop the whole show. Excuse me. Hey, let me get one of them damn blinds over there. It's like, you go. Yeah, let me make sure she get one of these. I'm pissed. You got a couple of them coming. You need to get one of them. I ain't lying. She said, excuse me, my brothers, I'm sorry. You guys continue to have your little reunion, but let me get one of those up all. Hey, you know what, this is the perfect time for this right here. Hey, welcome back to the 85 South Show. We are in here. All right, all right, all right, OK, doc. This is it. I got a little content to go right over here. Yeah, I was just humming to my numbers all the time. Like, listen, these niggas hanging on West Side real early, they having a whole West Side reunion. Y'all know what he said, West Side. Man, man, man, man, see each other everywhere, but we been so busy, we just been passing each other. All right, be shouting. We been shouting without shouting. Right up, man. That was that girl I was getting to. Man, we seen each other for real, man. A real West Side reunion. We been passing each other. In this motherfucker, you know her. Mr. Geek, ladies and gentlemen. Mr. Pray for Jesus. Mr. Tattered Up. Mr. Bet you can't do it like me. Oh, Mr. Spatium's on Bankhead. Grab your motherfucking leg and put it on your shoulder. You hear me? I'm starting to see Spatium's on Bankhead. Let me tell you something. I was just looking for them in here.  We was starting to look for them in here.  It was so believable. He's like, he on Bankhead. My nigga, when I first came out, first time ever coming to Atlanta, I came out here, my uncle do here. And we was coming out here.  Man, I don't even think you need to tell no more stories.   It be something in your story, bro. He's gone. We learned how to do here. Yeah, what I'm trying to tell you is like, listen.  I was over in John bus style.  I know your mama told me what you were doing. I don't need you around my home.   Yeah, I don't want you around my home. I get out and school that too, but he can't hold it by six, seven o'clock.    Like I said, nigga, my uncle do here, nigga. One of the coldest niggas do here. We came down here for the Bronner brothers. He's gonna tell you anyway. And as soon as we got in Atlanta, nigga, we heard motherfucking Laffy Taffy. This the first time I ever heard anything sound like this. I'm a DC nigga.  So my first question to you is, nigga, these niggas is havin' a real deal. I don't know what to hurt about it. Pray for the nigga Jesus. We on 3P, we negotiation need another three mil. Did you ever tell Jesus? He was clear in the song. It was me and Faye Beesey. You know, we were hanging out a little bit before the rap game. So he kind of with that telling on me a little bit right now. I was just trying to figure that out. I ain't never seen that story, nigga. I ain't never seen that vibe. You wanna hear my story? Okay, I was standing outside the club, Miami. I had on some baseball something. That's why I went and right there the day they wouldn't let me in the club. It was me and three bitches.  But there was a photo rap. And we had some baseball sauce and they say he wasn't gonna let me in without my shoes on. And so Jesus. Time out, nigga. Time out. Don't skip over that. I just told him I had on.  I'm known for my baseball sauce right now, 20 years later. That was down to me. You got on baseball sauce right now. That worked out for me, bruh. What is you talkin' about still well on site? But with the shoes, you ain't had no shoes on. No hoes were geeked up, bruh. That's where we was on.  Look, I was thinking about char mess without all the killing. Me and the girl that were with us, we was in the ocean. And we just didn't look like we needed to be in the club.  And I'm looking at them, nigga. They look like they came from the office building to the club or something, you know? But they were making a move or something. I don't know.   You feel what I'm saying? I don't want to get on in there for real then. But I just like to get on in the club. Because you know, everybody know who I was back then. I went rapping then, though. So I keep saying that for a reason. I heard you was singing. I know, I got it. You were singing there. I ain't never sang, but nowhere in jail. See, you had to know me from jail to know I was a singer.  Nigga, you were singing jail? Bruh, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look. Nigga, you were in the hole, Nigga. You need me, nigga. You okay? You talking about Bart? Too long don't make a right. Hey, hey, today is the night. I been a bito everything. That's all I can do.  Hey, talk about you.  No, I would pad that. We had them shoes together. You were about to walk in the club and put on shoes. No, I was going to say, rewind the camera. Yeah, no shoes. No, that was Jesus. Jesus, I haven't left that alone. Jesus had three cases. I was going to tell you something else, though. But they didn't know you from rapping at that point. Jesus had three cases. Jesus had three cases. But he had to miss me if I was going to go somewhere. He had three cases. He had no shoes. I wasn't going to tell the rest of that story because that was it. You don't kind of tell it all. That's it? Yeah, that was it. So you just saw Jesus and you still ain't put on shoes? Yeah, we had a great time because we ended up... Wait a minute, wait a minute. You went from not having those shoes on? The next time I heard from the niggas, he was just saying, Fabo, I got you. You don't have to give me nothing for this. So ever did leave. You had a good time. You feel me? At the club that I was at. Well, I had a good time. I had three bitches with me. He had 75 people with him. But you ain't had no shoes on. I must have made an impact with the couple of people I was with. Right. Yeah. I'm good at what I do. Pray for Jesus.  Oh, bruh. I listen to your lyrics, man. Yeah.   So I gotta add. Dad, it up! How is chocolate, Portia, and in Yazzard, how are they out there?  Mm-hmm. She was my home girl and Portia was the girl down the sidewalk. They wouldn't get up. And I went to the studio and just had to make that song that night and I was still mad at them. Oh. Damn. They dangerous. My sister, Yasmine, you know, she, that's just my sister, Yasmine, my sister. I felt like they was dangerous when you said it. She shot the fuck, too. Yeah. Yeah. You ever seen my show? On Instagram? Yeah.   She done everything. She done everything. Show me the up-down braid.   I did see when you made the nigga jump up and grab both legs. Boy, you got the LA motherfucking towel, man.  What's my motherfucking name? Oops. That nigga got hair cleaner than hair predator. I got Snoop Dogg. I'm Oops Dogg, nigga. I don't know if you gon' flex, my nigga. You fuckin' need niggas.    I don't know that nigga. I thought I was like, bro, I've been wearing the bald head since I was in high school. I thought I was bald.  See, you ain't know that these niggas. No, nigga. Yeah, I was on a song with Drummin' Pastor Troy. 98, 99, something like that. It's on the map. See, it's on the map. See, you know what I'm saying? Nobody know ATL history. I've been around way before these niggas. You see what I'm saying?   I'm standing in front of the store selling dope. That nigga was...  You were singing it again.  It was a wrap. A nigga called me Cisco one time. I got to fighting. It was over with...  I'm standing in front of the Hollywood Plaza, in front of the rest of the park, but it just didn't get right. It went... Oh, the track and whatever that nigga was singing, it went right. Who is Barbara? Barbara Bush. That's who you were singing to at the end of the channel? Barbara Bush. Martha Stutt, Hillary Clinton, Barbara Bush. They all got some secret tattoos. You know, that just felt like they had secret tattoos. I was just saying, you know, something like that. Why Barbara, though? Because nigga, when you... I was just saying Barbara...  Barbara! Believe it or not, though, dude, I was on like 10 when I came in. I believe it. That's what I'm saying. Somebody called me from somewhere else and they were like, yo, they got the young dudes in the studio. I had already heard a song with my homeboy City. That's my partner. And I had heard a song with him. You know. And City was always telling me something about the brother, something about the brother. They called me that night. I'm just chasing the bag. You feel me? You up two, three o'clock in the morning. You in studio, studio, studio, 25, 35, 45. You know, I would count it. But, you know, I just so happened to hang out with him at a little convention thing or whatever. And we pushed the issue. I put, started pushing for him and stuff like that. Started performing the song. And, you know, they took the part that I had in the beginning and put it at the end. I actually did that as soon as I walked into the studio. He was like, I need you to get on this song. I walked in there and did that and then wrote the verse. So you went and said, bye! As soon as I walked into the studio. Man, like I said, when I first heard you, it was something I never heard before. Cause I'm looking for me in bubbles. I'm in the jiggle beat.  Ow! Cause you don't think I know. That was gonna be jumping in. Cause I sing so hard. You get something for a long time. Oh my god. Girl, this ain't the dance. Oh, get the candy. No. Then I'm gonna get the thing. Don't draw a pop. I roll. It's soft. I know. It's the summertime. Hey, let me tell you something.  Not knowing you was talking about drugs. Nah, I wasn't talking about drugs on that song. What happened? I'm looking for Ms. Bubba Gunn. That's pussy.   I want it done or not. Fuck. Cause you so thick. The whole song was just, girl, come and draw the wretches. I stayed so hard.  He said nothing about those drugs. Nothing. Fuck! Nah, that was just me. Me and you. What I'm saying is, you looking at the song, you trying to find something in the songs.  Having fun. I don't know why a nigga get related to it like that. I don't know how to explain it.  She would have helped me with my granddad to talk me out of nowhere.  I don't know. Fuck, you're right. Just doing it just naturally. That's just to come up out. I don't look at what I do with dancing. I just get on stage. I don't know what I'ma do. I just don't want to do what he did. Like, I can do the wole.  You ain't seen me in this. You got to catch me. You know, I can do all. I try to practice what they doing and all of that. And now, every time I get up, I'm gonna do it this time. Like, you don't stage me. Yeah. We great.  You got there.   Stop, Favo. Who is $2? That nigga who I was trying to sing on track while I'm getting off. Like, you wait till it turns. Oh, that's your alter ego. So, he want to jump in while you get to me? That's the nigga that had right niggas right niggas in the hole. No, no, no. My friend called me $2. You know what I mean? Y'all know me as Favo, or whatever, because that's like my nickname in the hood. You feel what I'm saying? But, you know, everybody, I like to be called $2.  And I started rapping like, first out of prison, I did like two years in prison from 1997 to 1999. When I got out, I just turned into a rapper like, as soon as I got out. So, you know, everybody knew me for Favo. Okay. But, you know, I had to earn that $2. Name in the street. Did you, did you start rapping in jail? Is that where it came from? Yeah. I basically just beat on the trash can.  So, I'm like, Dennis Rudd, and I just go out there and start tackling niggas. You know. All of the concrete. Hold on, $2. Let me ask you this, though. Hey, man, it's not going to get $2, that ain't even a trip, man. Let me tell you how you start. How you done go with Rocco? Oh, I ain't never hook up with Rocco. I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm never hook up with Rocco. I don't think I ever met Rocco, but probably one time in the club, or something like that. Drow had, I think Drow, when he left from, see, me and Drow used to be a group. Yeah. And we left out of the bank on the same day with the same nigga, and wherever that nigga at him, can't find you, my fucker. Still in town, Joe. But yeah, we left out of the bank with the same nigga. And he tried to tell us the same dream, then shot it down.  We just, we went our own path. We hooked up right here in the dream. And where I was good, he was telling me to make girls on the whole time. And the nigga said, I'm on the police, man on my door, with the GBI. I said, get on the radio. And I got playin', I'm like, what you tell my brother?   It's on the map. Boom, John will go to jail, pass the trough. You know, he go his own way with the, drinkin' it. He was a switch, the whole style. I was stuck. You know, I hit the street again. Like, boom, back in the street. I don't, I'ma keep fuckin' sayin' it.  Me and John got a whole city. We got a whole city. We had that nigga drawin' here, that nigga drawin' here. I can't see that. Drone came, nigga, and wiped the bug on the couch. Nigga real talk. That nigga drawin' and wiped out me. We had it straight. Yeah, we got it clean now. We stained the bug. Where he put it at? It was weeks ago. You, you, he might be sayin' it on the couch. You might be sayin' it on the bug. I ain't gonna tell that. I'm fallin' on him, motherfucker. Let nigga go to the peak. Where you fallin' at? Nigga over there. That nigga took the bug and almost like, thank you, Chico. You. I'm like, God damn. They gonna disrespect that nigga. You ain't seen where it goes. Nah, nigga, it was over there. You got a nigga lookin' for that. It looked like it, right? On my side.  I don't know what that is. So that might be it, right there. So, so, so wet man. He must have looked at that spot and then thought about it. Yeah, cause you see it, bro.  Pray for Jesus. Pray for Jesus. Pray for Jesus. Nah, for real, though. So what made you do the infamous, you know what I'm sayin'?  The fuckin' kick back. Grabbing the lid. Literally. You grabbed that motherfuckin' and put it over your shoulder.  I was in one of them country towns or whatever, and I just did it at a show, and I said, I can do it.  You know what I mean?  He could do anything. I had socks on. I didn't have on those shoes. She didn't get it. See, we all had on the same pair of black and white baseballs.  And we had on like the baseball outfit and we walk around like this. Ha! Ha! Ha!  On the west side, man! First time that they about to fight Batman. That's why he wearing that. I said in the club. Amen. One of your hardest... One of your hardest verses to me is on Amma J. Amma J. Amma J. Yeah. But then you had the ad lib. Well, you can't sing. You can't sing. Help me! I'm like, nigga. Are you okay? It's a different world out here, man. But are you okay though? You kept singing. Help me! I asked for help 75 times. I know. That's why I'm asking. You all right? I know. Did nobody even help that nigga?  Take it from the top. Take it from the top. Pay back. Yeah. Take it from the top. This nigga literally in the booth. Help me! Nobody came in there and checked the boat. Nobody! He said a 70-inch fly. I watched the fly before that. That little fly guy called me. He turned into the fly. He was like, Help me! Oh, my God.  No, you ain't never seen the movie. You ain't never seen the movie. You ain't never seen the movie. You ain't never seen the movie.  You ain't never seen the fly. Don't work. I gotta go get it. What? Watch it with a girl. Watch it with a girl? The fly? The nigga turned into a fly. The nigga turned into a fly.   Disgusting, man. White people, white man turned into a fly.   No, man. I ain't really got time, man. Let me go ahead and be clear, man. Check this out. 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Don't trip, cause Hello, Fresh be cutting out all the stress from meals, planting in grocery store trips, so you can enjoy cooking and get to the dinner, alright?   Include it. Your free shipping. Oh no, we gonna make sure it's free. Oh yeah, we gonna make sure it's free, but you know what? Restricts and apply. So make sure you go to hellofresh.com and figure it out. It's a real meaning though, man.  But where I'm from, they gonna say geeked up, be hot. And so you know, everybody where I'm from, you know, I seen my mama, she was struggling or whatever.  My mama's selling blunts, straight shooter, pillow pads, 800, Cisco, all of that, every day, all day.  I'm smoking ounces. I'm at the house. I got two ounces on that. We'll smoke these ounces. We roll out, man. We just roll up all the blunts and put them in a bowl.   So I'm gonna be geeked up, too. You feel what I'm saying?  And so I felt like, I'm hyped up still. Still mean I'm hyped up. I'm lifted. I'm gifted. But I figure it's that place that you can go to that can't nobody else go, but only you can pull yourself back from. Like you get into it with your mama and she make you want to do something but you walk outside for a nigga when you get into it with, boom, that's that geek that you're still online. We got knocked you out.   But yeah, you take it out on who you get. You get into it with your mama. I'm saying that's that place.  Only you can pull yourself back from that place. That's that geek. That's how I look at it. And I say the same thing with the nigga who at the store. He hustles all day for like what the $1.50, so he can go in and buy a little pint of liquor. And he like to get geeked real quick.  He just want to go there a little quicker. You feel what I'm saying? Some people don't have to get high at all. So, you know, it's just about trying to deal with your reality. But I'm not necessarily, I need help. But my, I got, you see that knot on my head, I got that in the blood. Paulie beat me up one night, took the weed, pulled off. You see what I'm saying?  I go to the hospital and they like, you got a bone spurt. You don't know nothing about it, but I wrecked all of them, beat me up and pulled off. So, you know what I'm saying? Help me. That's what we're living in.  That was brilliant.  That was brilliant.  All you hear is the whole song. I can't see all the walls, keep looking at me until myself there's nothing wrong. But I can't stop gritting my teeth. I can't sleep. I can't eat. I just can't. I just can't. And I know I can't take one. So why not three? Shit get big. I can't help the way I feel when I keep it real. But it's like a hood. I'm telling you, I'm giving you one night, one experience, like my experience on it. But you know, I didn't even know every day all the time thing or whatever you feel, I'm saying, but the way I felt at that time, what was going on with me, I wanted to share. But I didn't let that define me or that moment define me.  Yeah. And it's like I'm a comedian too. Nigga. I just don't be trying to be my comedian.  That's what I was trying to tell you a minute ago. When you stop me and I went into the other conversation. Go ahead. See, this goes out to all the J's. Remember what I was saying? What you were saying? I was like, it's a whole world of us out here. See, that's what I was telling you then. I thought about it when I was like, what I was saying, that's what I was telling you. There's a whole another world out here, the people who they ain't know. That's what I was saying.  We ain't tapped into the world that's available to us. You must have tried to see God before. I don't want to. I'm not going to get front. I'm not going to get front. You tried to knock on their door. You was up now. Who in the crib? Little teacher of God, stay over here. Bro. Okay, let me ask you this. I'm on the wrong block and everything, nigga. Couple nights, I'm on the wrong block. They had to wake me up. Oh, pray for Jesus. Hey, let me ask you this then. What's the most geek you ever been? I don't know.  So I was geeked up. Yeah. That's the most geek I ever been. This morning. Dead mom. Just breathing. This nigga had seen God and he was still. Pray for Jesus. Oh, pray for Jesus. You ain't going to put that on me. Make people think I'm crazy. I ain't never seen him. You just went looking for him. I went looking for him. I ain't seen him. Make people think I'm crazy. I ain't shot that. Every time he open his mouth.  It's going to make people think you're crazy. He can't do that. Stop $2. Stop $2. I don't know why none of my videos. He did. But what made you see space ships on baby? I did see space ships.  Fat. Fat. Well, you were like about to chuck. Man, come on. Look, man, look. I didn't follow me too. I had. See, you don't think I'm crazy. See, you don't even fit to get me in trouble. No. We know what he is.  We been waiting 20 years. Look, I'm telling you. Look, I stay in Douglasville. I bought my first house.  You know what I mean? Pull me once. I came from Bankhead for what I seen in Bankhead.  Sit on the ground in the middle of some dude. Like, sit down on the ground. The UFO is sitting in the middle of some dude. No, dude. The dude on the ground. But it's sick. I hit the ground.  Right. So I'm just in the diagram like this right here. Right. I got on video, I show my home, but like, boom. We get to the other. I keep telling me, I did it. Right. Like, how the hell I do that?  Right.       You ain't never burned no chuckle. Did your own. No.  I never burned myself. Amazing.  You burned the chuckle. I did, I did it like the generation. You put the paper on top of the cup, and then you put the chuckle at the bottom. All the stuff that goes to the top, that you scrape off. That's it. I was only in jail for 31 days. I ain't had to do all that. Pray for Jesus. I did it too much time then. Shit. Look, look, look. Nick did my tattoo on my arm. He got a fine before he finished it. And it just had Jack on it. My mom named Jacky. Yeah, Jack. I got the stuff up the house tomorrow.  We got to get the I and the E on it. I got to get this.  What it look like, bruh? What it look like? I went around and everybody in the door was like this. What it look like, bruh? What it look like?  That nigga that he would left the jet. He was doing my tattoo and the nigga. I'm in phone now with 400. No. The nigga just swaying the door open. Boom. I'm like, wait. He got to finish this. I want to help the nigga, bruh. Just so you can finish my tattoo. You got Jack on it. Jack on my arm, bruh. I put this nigga on the right. All the Jack, my nigga. Jack, my nigga. He had to finish that. My God. You in jail and you got a nigga named Jack. Look, look. I ran out of E. I ran out of E. So I had to go around. I just got in the door. I don't know nobody. I'm knocking on the door how you burn the E. How you do the boom. So this one had to go pop the socket for me. The nigga had to pop the socket. Like he's in a lighter cigarette. And he did some napkin. Boom. Now when the burn the check piece. I got some other check piece trying to burn that. But it's like don't do the check piece. Do the check piece. It's a bad one. I was like, I had. So I did the check piece.  Now it's up under that. I got to do it over. But if you would have seen about 10 years ago five, maybe 11, 10. All my tattoo ugly then.  Hey man, tell us how you got with D4L. Oh, that's easy. I know. Shot a low was the man. I was going through that. RIP the goat. Did you see RIP shot it? I was going to see him through the trap. He had the $600 ounces of gas and the $200 ounces of meat. What? And he was the only nigga with it. God damn. So after I went broke shopping with him. I said. What?  What?  No, no, no, no, man. I had went to went to a program with his sister. And I'm seeing movie at a gas station one day. They were like, man, tell us how low put me on or whatever. You know what I mean? And I moved people. I'm telling them. I'm telling them. And I guess he told them a couple of times. I ran into him. I started playing basketball and I did get out. Okay. He had a couple of skid. Come pick me up and play basketball and stuff like that. And he said he was going to build a studio. He did, you know, and all of that. So, you know, it kind of worked out like that. But I walked up and looking for him because I knew his sister. He was like, yeah, you bought some weed. Shot a low the man. Like, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. But I went to a program. It was a time like that, though, that we would like that on the street. Yes, it was. Nah, man. But I think we'd be going to hear them type of stories or whatever.  He used to throw all these programs and stuff like that. And he was genuine. They could tell him he was going to do something. He did it. And I stayed down with him or whatever. You know what I'm saying? I walked in that motherfucker. He let me stay in the base. Let me stay in the movie. Cut, watch. Like, you know, because I just got out of prison. I'm like, you got to think of niggas. I'm like that. They don't know the base of the studio. Yeah, I, I hung out with them for, you know, for a pretty long time before we even became, you know, he was always saying he was going to build a thing or whatever. But everybody was in and out of jail and stuff like that. And then one day he just bought the building. And, you know, it was serious when that point on or whatever. Yeah. Did y'all know that y'all had a hit when y'all made that laughing tap? Oh, no. So we break that down and just in the studio laughing tap. I left the club one night with this girl. I forgot her name. I had shoes on. I had my shoes on. I left the club one night with this girl or whatever. Everybody had them left out of the studio. I had the two tracks on the CD that K-Wrap had did for me probably like three nights before. Shout out to K-Wrap. Yeah, K-Wrap. He was a dope producer. K-Wrap actually did it on the main, I had two, I had two tracks on that CD. Both of these tracks learned style career. That's crazy. I'm the man and the laughing tap track was on the same CD. Then the only two beats he did in the studio that day. Dang. And I walked in there and dropped the laughing tap on there. And when they came in, I was like, y'all want to hear that right here? Boom. Everybody didn't want to get on it. Oh, da, da, da, da, da, da, da. But, you know, we started performing stuff like that and niggas on the back like, well, I'm from there. I'm the first on that right there. You know what I mean? Boom. So, yeah, it came together. Everybody jumped out. When Lowe got out of jail, he recorded it on the man. And while we was on the road, Lowe just came out of the road because the song was blowing up. Like, he can't even do that. Like, the song just already blowing up by itself because we didn't put the CD out. So, people were picking them. Shout it out. Shout it out. Why be my girl? So, everybody know that one, but they don't know this one. Shout it out. Allows. Got her for the allows. Switch the ice up. Rock the blue and the yellow. Still in the ghetto. Doing my thing. Got the blaze. Woof the woof. And the chick in one hand. That's right. That was that real West Side. That nigga used to go all the way. Yeah, but the first time I actually met Lowe was in high school. I was in the band. Like, I was going to, uh... What instrument did you play? Oh, I play a fiddle instrument. You're bullshitting. I was in the band too. You play drum ball. I ain't never played the snare. No, I ain't never played the snare. I can play the drum ball in a little bit. But I ended up making drum mazes playing cymbals.  Yeah. Nigga, can you imagine? The band come on the field. They all the way in the other locker room. All you hear is, Barbara! Did you like going to band rehearsals? No, I had two. I had band for my fourth fan field period. And so I just lead lunch and just... Well, I hung out at AMB lunch, and then I had band all day for the rest of the grade of high school. Oh, you went to grade? I went to... I got kicked out of Washington then. I got kicked out of Acha. Then I went to Jog Coat down at Brunswick. And then they let me in graded. And I just prayed to God they let me in one more. Just please. I gotta get back in the city. I can't be here. But I went over there for the first time when I went somewhere. They just had everybody. Everybody was there. White people, black people, Chinese people. You know, they were great over there. But they let you out of school for an hour. I was like, Boy, I'm free! They let you out of school for an hour? I had never even been over there on... Well, I was in Boulevard. It was never the same. What? Right back to school. Who doing it? They don't even know who doing it. It's in Boulevard. Boy, I go up and down the street. Boy, I go back. I go sit down right in school. Boy, that's so crazy. I get on the bus, go over there on the bus. What you taking a duffel bag for? I got gym class. I'm just walking down the street that long time. Ooh, look at that. Ooh. I had a little alpine.  No, no. You know we didn't do that. We had the... They eat that. They eat the spa plug error. Bro, that was the end. I'm legend at that. But y'all owe me. Y'all owe me for that. I didn't know what it was. I was like, it ain't gonna make nothing. But I used to go down there on peace train battle. Down there, you know the old block bus? Houston right there, block bus. See, everybody thought you'd be a Frank ski, but it was a mix. Mm-hmm. And then block bus were right behind. Ooh. I go in that park a lot of jazz. Ooh, look at that. Ooh. What's that pray for? Jesus. She just left that in the car. Is that a chinchilla? Mine. Mm-hmm.  Don't park your car. Because I'm gonna go in it and take everything. Okay. That's it. Chinchilla. I got it. You left it, but I got it. Enjoy it now. You don't run west side with a chinchilla in the summertime. Don't know what it is. Everybody tell my, it's a squirrel. You see how every song got a story I fought with. You know another one of my favorite songs. Bet you can't do it like me. What? Bet you can't do it like me. That was the first song we did. Bet you can't do it like me put us on. See, everybody don't know that.  And they was like, why you don't do documentaries? They ain't no use in doing documentaries. We was on the road with franchise. Chopping it up with them. Cool. Everybody cool. A new pull from a, from a, going home, you know what I mean? I had worked with Pimpin already. So, you know, we were familiar with them. So I went on, I had jumped on the money remix, jumped on the road with them. Boom.  We was out there with them. Then one day, one day they was just by themselves. Boom, boom, boom. Then seeing for a while, they was just on the road, seeing them on TV one day. The nigga was like, who did the dance? Who made up the dance? And the nigga, Pauley was like, I did.  You know what I mean? Boom. And the nigga Poo was doing the beat. Poo was home from college. With us. And every guy had just met Poo. Poo got done with that beat. Boom, boom, boom. Boom, boom, boom. He was trying to figure out how to get it. I was like, do that again. Right there. Boom, boom, boom. Boom, boom, boom. He was like, he said they ain't got it in the computer. He put it in the computer. Went in the computer.  That's the first time I say it on track. That's how I felt.  Yeah. Da, na, na. Da, na, na. We D4L. Da, na, na. Da, na, na. And we back. Bitch. Bitch. And so that was the first time I could think of him. They were like, boom.  And so goddamn, we started blowing up on the street with that blows in jail. So we came with the sign on deal and then like that. He was just that type of nigga, man. We just wanted to make sure we did the right thing. So nigga, he had them took care of all of us. So it wasn't nobody's thing to go nowhere. We never had no, no think about nothing like that or whatever. So when I guess when they came home and they heard that, some of them were like, them nigga blowing up. They talking about y'all or whatever. Whoa, whoa, whoa. So they go in the studio real quick with the big production and the big campaign and do the lean with it rock with it. So everybody was thinking they came out with it. You know what I mean? But I was song in Atlanta like the number one song in Atlanta. But we ain't had no national. No national. Yeah, we had no major distribution. So God damn, you know, just fate we're having. We dropped that laughing taffy and then it was just, what? But you were like, good y'all, good. No, man. Them always been my fault. They still don't start that they stole our damn.  I have to shop with Paulie all the time. I just got through talking Paulie wanting to see my call out. Right, right. I was talking about it on the line. I was talking to him yesterday. I'm going to see him tomorrow and go say the same thing on camera.  I pray for Jesus. Yes, sir. I've been going to tell you what I got out for. That right though. Nah, I just felt like, you know, the powers that be in the handlers at the time just felt like we weren't going to be nobody. Like we weren't going to make it. Like how often do niggas jump about the hood? Like they was the first niggas, but they were one song in front of the wave. So everybody think, oh, this is a whole snap movie.  Came out, they heard it just like everybody came home and dropped them a snap song. Then little John dropped them a snap song. I'm getting to everybody. You ain't got any twins. I know that ain't my phone. Pray for Jesus. You caught a fit, man. Every dime counts to it. You need mine. You got another one right there. But you know what? That bank area went crazy. I get it before I leave. I put up an AAL. I'm good. I'm going to make sure I get it before I leave though. But you know what? That bank area went crazy. Yeah, man. I just felt like, yeah. You got K-Rab. You had D4A. You had Shot Boy. You had Baker Road. You had FMG with Young Money.  You had Highway Boys. I don't know. I can't name them all. But you had a lot of people came through there. And I just remember, I see everybody saying, oh, I created the snap. I did. I've been gone. I was in Japan. I said all our documentaries. Yeah, you were doing in Japan. She was living. Just over there. Just living. Screaming out barb. That too. They liked that. They liked that. With my bra. Yeah. They liked most songs. In Japan and stuff like that. They liked songs like Cupid Shuffle. Yeah. You know, I'm on the Cupid Shuffle too. I know that. Cupid Shuffle. The one-chance song. They liked the one-chance song. Scotty.  So you be back there. You be like, hey, man, how long you... How long you want me to go up there or whatever? You got your thing to put up in the screen. I was like, what screen?  Got your name going across with your logo. You know, I had never seen that type of stuff before, but yeah, they be like 45 minutes. 45 minutes. Your show city might be 12-minute long. Like, so that's why you see a lot of artists be up there. They be like, Oh, good-loving. But I got a girl singing there to kill that time. Right.  And then he'll do his song. That's what you was doing over there in Japan. Mm.  I mean, that's what artists invent that type of creativity into it, you know. Because over here, you get the club. Boom. Go on the VIP, drink your bottle, pop-pop-pop.   You know what I mean? You do two songs. Stand up on the chair. Boom. It's over with $2,500 to $20,000. You know what I'm saying? Every for every artist over here. But you get to Japan or somewhere in Germany. You got to work for that money, boy. I am.  They'll enjoy it. Seriously. Back there, where they been going, Boom, boom, boom, boom. You think the commercial be fake. Okay. Boom, boom, boom. They really be rocking it. But don't fall be dead serious, boy.  But they saying, La-vee-ta-vee. But they saying the hell out of it. La-vee-ta-vee. Every word of it. It's hilarious. Man, we got two West Side diggers in. And it being that I'm not from Atlanta, what makes the West Side unique? Because Atlanta, you know what I mean? It is Atlanta. But the city of Atlanta is small. You don't know that until you get here.  But you know, from somebody that's not from here, what make the West Side different from any other place in Atlanta? Florida County, APS. No, it's the West Side. It's the West. Atlanta. No part on the West Side is another city. Or another zip code. It's on one. It's on one to the fourth. That's the West Side. West. All day. All day. I don't know. I would go zone one. I don't know. I don't know. But you know, zone six is on the limit. The fourth is its own entity in itself, though. The fourth is just the fourth. I would look at that as a SWAT. That's SWAT. That's SWAT. Yeah, I would still. Okay, yeah. Bank head is zone one. From bank head all the way to the block. It's still SWAT.  Help me understand. All right, go ahead.  The West Side is the West Side. So they on the Southwest Side. You know what I mean?  That's it. Okay. That's where they call that the SWAT. The SWAT. SWAT. SWAT. That's what it means. SWAT. Because bank head is northwest. Okay. And we on the northwest side. And the zone was just broke down into sections. You didn't even know where you went. I'm from Perihon, man. Bank head, though. My mom grew up in Bank Head. And then we was over there every day. My mom from over there. But she got her own apartment in Perihon. So you know what I mean? I'm from Perihon. Perihon is staying inside the town. Or whatever it's about. Probably like six or seven miles out, though. Oh, okay. That's an OG project. Yeah. There was a larger project in Atlanta. If you're really from Atlanta, you had somebody to stay in Perihon. You literally had somebody to stay in Perihon. My mom worked at the store. My dad ran the pool room. He owned the pool room. Well, what about the water? Yeah. Techwood. Wasn't that a project, too? Yeah. That was a project, too. It was kind of like going to a downtown. Like going to a downtown. He brought that nigga a map. Hold on, wait. This is going to help me. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait with that. Hey, man.  Bro, you're snitching, bro. Huh? Snitching. But he break it down. That's snitching. Don't say that. I don't know if he the police. He ain't the police? I don't know, man. Come on, man. That's my nigga. He ain't the police. Don't know where the west side at. He don't know. He from DC. I'm from DC.  Like, I mean, in Atlanta, I was like, two men in water. That's like, please. I was trying to find it. Oh, it's defense. I was trying to find it right now. You got niggas in Atlanta throwing you saying they from Atlanta. Nah. That's what I'm saying. When I come down here, every nigga saying they from Atlanta, I know now that it's some parts of Atlanta that ain't Atlanta.   I was like, y'all let me get 2-0-1. 3-0-2-4-9. 3-0-2-4-9. I'm like, he call mine. 3-0-1-3-4. You know what I mean? 3-0-1-3-4. This the difference between Atlanta and nigga. He know the zip codes. What the streets. If you don't stay in South Forge and the North Forge. I'm going to be one. I was a back in the day. We used to have area codes. 90s they gave area codes everywhere. If you had a 4-0-4. My ludicram messed that up. The 4-0-4 was literally like. Ludicram messed that up. You going to call in that area codes. Your girls going to know where everybody at. 4-0-4. You knew 7-0-4. You stayed far here. 4-0-4. I'm a 4-0-4 boy. If you everybody part. 4-0-4. 4-0-4. 4-0-4. 4-0-4. 4-0-4. You had 4-0-4. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. JL-9. 7-0-9. JL-9. 7-0-9. 11-0-9. 7-0-9. 1-0-9, 11-0-9. 1-1-9. 9-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 10-0-9. 10-0-9. 7-0-9ация. Ten-0-9, 9-0-9. 10-0-9 televis spirals 38. 7-0-9. 6-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 8-0-9. 7-0-9. 7-0-9. 9-0-9. That one, you be, uh, you know that, girl!  Now you can't call them back. That's why I had some niggas out here don't know who they sold maybe right now. Man, what the heck is that, man? That's the report, man. Man, wait a minute. The research department. Research department. The man over here can't pick it up in computers. That's the research department. That's how you get it done. Yeah, yeah. We gotta have it. How much they paying you? A lot, man. I can't talk that.  They are like, but it gave you a file that I had a number, but it gave you an L.  A lot. I can't talk that. It's a wrap. They already know it too much. He's straight. He's straight. Now, they too long. I got some more. I ain't gonna call you too long, but I feel like I know you. Two dollars. Two dollars! They can pull that out of the money.  What? What's happening? So when you pull your money out, nigga, the glasses, we gotta talk about the glasses.  No, I'm just saying, you know, niggas be flexing with their money, all kind of ways or whatever. Sometimes I just walk up, ain't got a dime, and you know what they think. That's how I felt at the time, but I'm saying I'm old now, man. I don't know if nobody's gonna think no more. Right. It's gonna be crazy. Don't be shy now. They going crazy. But why you bullshitting though? Why you bullshitting though? In several situations where it was uncomfortable. No. But who's right? I don't know what to do.  You gotta think, we stay out there more than five weeks, more than six. This on me. Right. But you get to the store, but I come out there, but they got niggas on with about 30 colors. And get to the front of the stage. But who? Oh! Two dollars! But who? I love it. No, no, no. How you wake them up with two dollars? No, no, no. I'm watching the Michael Jackson tape. I'm watching the Michael Jackson tape. Okay.   You need two dollars. Uh-uh. It's two dollars. I ain't by a number. Penning. We're pinching penning to the wall. Why you faking like that then? We're pinching, we're pinching penning to the wall. He did it two times too, with the hands out like this. Damn. They say don't be shy. I know that voice. No, no, no. It's two dollars. It went me though. It went me. It went me. It went me. No man.  No turn around. When you different. When you different. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's two dollars.  But I felt it.  Oh my god.  It's two dollars. It's two dollars. It's two dollars. Stop two dollars. Amen. I got some people that be walking by me and just go FAMO! It's just like a natural thing for me to go. Oh! No.  I don't have a family. You ain't talking about. Oh! You don't have to walk with me anywhere. That's all there ever been. That's all there ever been.   You a legend. I just think my name come in all capitals or something. Hell yeah. You did that. You did that. When we first, when you came to Den Wilder now, niggas was like FAMO! Oh! That's it. I told them I had to be on there. Super hero. That's what you want to be? We're dumb, man. Say what's up to the devil? Susie still having fun, man. I stay smoking. I stay hot. Ha!  See, I'm starting to see spaces. What kind of age are you?  Get real. This episode is sponsored by Bluetooth. My name is Carlos Miller. Bluetooth.com. Trust me. At this point, you already know it's people asking me, man, what did that Bluetooth do? Bluetooth brings you the first chewable with the same FDA approved active ingredients as Viagra and Cialis. And it's a sexual stimulant. Now it's not going to cure any ailments or anything like that. But it will have you making sweet, sweet love to your lady. Bluetooth.com. 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I ain't got to do that no more. One day the phone rang, you might not want to answer it.   So, you know, I ain't been running until two weeks or two years. You feel me? Shit. If you got it. I may laugh at that, but I don't know how am I right. Oh, well, that's a blessing. He ain't bullshitting. That's what money do, right? But that's the thing, though. Let's not see you and then the money go right back up. Right. But that's the thing with us, like, we got a story, like how you said, we're from the hood, bro. Yeah. We don't have plenty of niggas. We catch they smart, catch they fat. When I was young, we saw y'all, we was like, damn, discreet, literally, two, three minutes away. So, if they can do it, niggas can wait to his eye time. Studio Right on Front Street. Studio Right on Front Street. And not playing. Right there across the street from the motherfucker punch shop. Right on Front Street. You did what I'm saying. Them niggas will be out there. Real talk. You did what I'm saying. And it's a B4S.  Staying right in front of the door. What that do for you don't fly being a nigga from the west side and really still being in the hood and seeing them niggas still there after all the success and type of motivation that gave you. It gave me to be like the same reason how I'd be like hope. You know what I'm saying? Like my niggas. Like I said, we from that side. West side they is. Niggas don't understand, like, you, it's a small chance that motherfucker's really not going to make it. You know what I'm saying? Like every day. You feel what I'm saying?  No, he really from here. DC. I know. Shit. I do the go-go. Oh, you do? See that I can talk to you about that. I know about all that. You got some go-go music? Go-go, why? Yeah, I got some go-go. Niggas, you have been a legend in the go-go. Niggas, you show up in the go-go. That's how it is. That's how it is. He makes me push up that right now.  I also, you know, get dabbing, dabbing. I got a couple of, you know, situations going on with the cannabis too, and you know, edible line and all of that. You won't win with that because your energy, Niggas, they just want to get on the level you are. We got two locations in Chattanooga and we're working on a couple more, so they're going down. That's what's up.  Niggas like him, Charlotte low. We talking about screaming. Yeah. Not nobody would raise in the house. We talking about Niggas that was outside. At a time where you had to really be gangsta to be outside. Right. In the 90s, early 2000s, not everybody outside. Right.  What was I to get my kid to come outside?  That's why I had to go outside no more. I ain't never had no money. They can't even get my kid to go out the door, man. I don't understand. Man, I literally got to go to the door whole so I'm on the other side for them to come out like, brother, they ain't coming. You got the trick them to come out. They got too much inside. They got skateboards, bicycles, bikes, scooters.  I'm on this internet. I don't even want to go buy no Minecraft from Roblox.  Fortnite. Going crazy.  They don't even got no special abilities to go with it and that just because it looked good. Right. No abilities.  Color skins. But see, that's the beautiful thing. Like, I'd never had grown up in my city. We ain't never had nobody that came from the hood that made it big. We looked up to all the go-go singers. Like, I wanted to be a go-go band growing up.   Hell, yeah. What you want to play? I wanted to be the lead singer of a go-go band. My cousin, Big G, one of the most legendary niggas to ever come out. Let's start. I went for the go-go. Yeah, yeah. I like the go-go music, man. Yeah, so, I mean, to be able to see y'all two West Side niggas to be able to have that connection, you walk outside and see a nigga that's really from your side of town. And they made it and they still there to get you that motivation. That's beautiful. Because them niggas was really still in the hood. Like, yo, niggas bought I met Charlotte Lowe in the street. Yeah. Like, everyone know and I don't concern, you know what I'm saying? You feel me?  You know what I'm saying?   You got a better hand than that one boy.  You ain't gonna hit that 10. I said, show that. I ain't never seen a nigga double the money that I'm betting.  First of all, I'm not supposed to be betting 20 dollars. I ain't got like 40 dollars in my pocket. You know what I'm saying?  You can't break no bank. If I lose it, I got one more to give you. You can't break no bank. You can't break no bank. You can't break no bank. Boom. What you got in your hand? How much you got in your hand? That's not new, but that's not new. He kept his niggas with him. Like, I knew niggas who was around him then. Like, they were yawning and I'm in the house and I'm just like, wait, 15, 20 niggas in here. You feel me? And he really got his squad with him. And I don't know, I don't know where you from with the woo woo. He was like, where you from? West Side. Okay, cool. You family. Straight like that. I put a little something on, get old.  Two dollars. I just had a little, I looked up. Two dollars. I said that looked too good. I said it looked too good. Hey, crazy. I did it myself, man. No, no, no. I swore and everything. I did it. I did it.  I can't do that.     I forgot it here. Bro, I got my baby picture. Bro, my baby picture. I been had a big old forehead. No, I did it. I ain't even to show you, bro. I did it. Just trust me. Trust me. I did it myself. That's why I got it going. I don't do mine. I swore and everything. I had Alex. Okay, old gang. I ain't even put on the Beijing. I just didn't do it. No, it ain't on Beijing. It just looks fine. It doesn't even look touch up. I am. You know? Man, I'm sitting here writing a movie with you two niggas. It doesn't even look touch up. You know what I'm saying? I'm not spreading it on this side. I see the movie nigga. Let's bring it on this side. Bring it on this side. He got to look like he half clean nine and half predator. I don't know which one. Me? See, I can't do here. There'll be a lot of... No, no. I can't. That's why I'm going to get to be too much black. I thought you used the ball here. I did, nigga. But 2020 came. Man, I was that nigga. I didn't ever have braids in my life. I was like, I just shot me. I was bald in March, nigga.  So even having... You don't have to go like that from March. Yeah, from March to now, dawg. How does she feel? Nigga, amazing.   What you going to do now? Nigga, I'm... Bruh, I don't think I ever heard a nigga say amazing like that, bruh. But nigga, it's amazing.     But you know what, dawg? I ain't lying, dawg. I thought I was bald and wore a bald head just because I thought I was bald. What made you think you was bald here? I just felt like I used to get a cut and it's always been thin up here at the top. And then my granddad had one of them noggin, but, you know, he never go bald like that, but I just felt like that and I ain't ever really wear it.  This told me one day I was bald. And I wanted to prove to her that I went bald. And you went green. But you was bald. See, I got smart. No, I found out I went bald. So it broke.  I made it look great, but I got A, boy. A. I know, I wrote to a lot of people, but I didn't know you can start missing him. Yeah. Not just at the edge. Yeah. He might be behind your ear. Yeah. Hold up. Missing none though. All right. I got to keep some health right here just behind my ear. Listen. This is great. This is great.   Hell no.  I don't have to do that. But I'm just saying.       No, that's just, you know, you got to put it in. The filter. That's the filter. That's the filter. Man, hold on. I ain't got no engine in my blood, boy. My stuff. But I can't even put a cone through it. That's what I'm saying. Real engine.  But I can't even put a cone through my head. Like yours. Like yours. Make it look good. Make it look good. I don't got no head.   We seen you have nappy as a motherfucker here.  Tell him. Tell him. Boys go round.  But there been a time when he had to shape it up and cut the little fro thing for you when the work was going. You? Oh, now I see. Well, I had a fro. When I was young. Now I'm talking about when you four go get your job interview or something.   Job interview wasn't really too good for me. For real? Nah, because they felt like I was over quality. Oh. They say, oh, this nigga really want to work. I'll call you back. I understand.  I had a job one time.   I went down to the stadium. I was working down there. I was riding the little golf carts and stuff, taking all the ice and stuff to the sweets and everything, you know. So that's the one word for the Olympics. I think that white 95 that's the last time I had a job. 95. So 95. I think 95. So, yeah. They have said that we want to go to work for the Olympics. So we took off from the stadium, walk all the way down there to sign the papers and stuff somewhere on P Street. Like, that's a long walk. Like, if you know that walk we by P Street train station. So we're going down some girl was like, oh, y'all feelings? Up with them? Like, no. I would have gone there. They ran your name and everything. They didn't get back to the stadium. They ain't let about six up back in. And we lost our job right there that day, too. Qualified. Oh, we qualified. So I figured, you know, every other job I wouldn't apply for, they were going to do that. So, you know, I just They ain't here. By the grace of God, I ended up here. So I did a good job. I worked it out. Yeah. He said they didn't have direct deposit then. No. Hell no, bruh. Look, bruh, ain't even want to give me my check. I had to work three days. We went out there and stood out. They were like, no, we weren't for the arrow mark. I know. But everybody worked for arrow mark, bruh. Arrow mark tips everything? No. I don't know. That's the food service play. I didn't care who it was. They gave my money. It was a hundred and sixty dollars. Which for you? You're acting fool about that one on six. I had another job while I was there. They had robbed me up. See, it was a brave stadium.  And I look up there and see who hit the home run. And I catch everybody in the hallway. Did the home run ball every game. I was good. That's the legendary right there. Did the home run. That was you there called it? I saw you. I used to work at the bridge. Call the call. Yeah.  I said, but he ain't even geeked up about it. I ain't selling no weed and that like that back then. I was a church boy. Me too. I grew up in the church. I didn't do that. I hung out at the preacher. I used to do that lead thing. I used to preach the son to karate. I couldn't forward it though. So they just come home and I learned all the moves. Every time I try to use it and fight it didn't work. Right.  Why they move up and it got there? My name $2. You don't know me? $2.  But look, I got the lead though. That how I did that lead thing. Damn it. Ahhhhhh. It was the same way when you went $2. You should have warned me.   I moved out of the way before I did. You got up, Nick. That's it. Let's see, I've been doing it so long. I'm about to take pictures with people. I knew you were right there. That man. Nick, the foot was in his pocket. He was saying that that move came from karate. He did never learn. Nope. And they ain't never used in a fight. He used to do your hair. No. I tried to kick it, Nick. One time he grabbed my leg and scooped me. I ain't never used it again. I went in the right way in the meantime. I went in the right way. New feet dangerous, but if you don't know how to use them, you're going to be like, ah, my bad. I ain't mean to do that. Bro, it was dead like that, too, bro. You caught my chin and then it was stuck. It started running around with me. I was like, Bro, no. I was trying to scoop back, like, scoop my leg away. Then my shoe came out. You failed. You failed. Try to get out. He scooped me. No. If you're going to scoop in a fight, you did not win. I ain't winning. I ain't never say I won. No. I ain't going to get me telling them, I ain't not here. They're going to polly. Everybody take off. You're talking about me. You getting it? They going to pop me. Come on. Shit. They're going to beat me up in front of everybody. They're going to polly. They're going to tell. You got a good move, bro. They're going to beat me up in front of everybody. Oh, dawg. They got them niggas out of the UFC. Yo, Agents. They're going to affect you. That niggas. I ain't never say I won. He ain't winning, though. They going to polly. Bro, I got knocked that one time, though. No way. But the niggas ain't know he knocked me out, so it don't count. No.   They're going to try to get the donation front. They're going to put a dollar on your niggas. They're going to keep trying me like that. Boom.  Walkin' between the car. I'm like, uh-uh, with the other niggas. They're like, this y'all coming across there. Eat my cousin long. Boom. I said, um, car. He take our rental, though. He don't see it. He take our rental and lean up and get the car. I said, don't fall. Don't fall. Boom.  But I try to take that first step and realize, though, you know how niggas fall. I need that going to get the car and start arguing with the niggas in front. You let that niggas hit me, too. Oh, no. He ain't knocked you out. He just, he got you. But he's alright. Bro, I'm out. You ain't hit that ground. New country. You are out. You are almost. Bro, I'm out.  You like, uh-uh, I am back. Bro, bro.  I knew I couldn't catch you. Bro. Hey. It wasn't even the fact that I was out. It was the fact that he snuck me. And he was a little salt nigga. He jumped and hit me, bro. They were like, damn. The nigga jumped and hit me, bro. So you got hit. You were out. I was out.  Get what kind of car it was. What? When I'm in a corolla truck, I'm like, I can't pass out on it. Oh, my God. No, no, no. I can't pass out on it. I can't pass out on it. That be a hot. I don't lean up again that much. So you know, they sell all kinds of cars. By the end of it, I kind of walked on over to a little Benz and leaned up again. That was it. If I pass out, I'm pass out right here. Pass out this time.   I was in the fall. You know, I try and keep myself occupied. Right. Whatever I could do, bro. Right. I was out on my feet. Hey, man. You said you took that first step.  It was a wrap. Nah, they jumped on me. Now, we should start if it ain't good for me, but it did. Hey, man.  I ain't not jumping on them. I ain't not jumping on them. I ain't not jumping on them.      Fuck, bro.  You know, you're right.  Welcome to the motherfucking waistline. Yeah. You need. Oh, my God, y'all. Hey, y'all see this shit? Man, man. It's the habitat. Oh, man. It's the habitat. Man. Man. Man. It's the habitat. Man. Man. Man. Man. Man. Man. Man. It's the habitat. Man, man. Niggas say I had to get on the bus with my shirt ripped. He's talking about nah. They're jumping. I still want to come with nah. Niggas say it's two-doll. Niggas get it. Oh, stop. Two-doll. Niggas. Stop. Two-doll. He's talking about two-doll. Ah, it's two-doll. You didn't let me know you said he'd do it, did you? I was already done at that time. You gonna hit what?   Real West Side story, bro. Shit. Niggas what I'm saying. I can't breathe. I can't breathe, man. Man, this is a regular life, bro. I feel like I was there. Ah.  I feel like I seen that. I think I rode past that fight. I would like to hit the niggas. Oh, God, man. He said, what thing like this came up through that nigga? Hit me? You should have seen me chasing him around the canal.  The black-eyed nigga. You were chasing him days.  No, I came all the way back before I chased him. He walked all the way back down. You know what the Waffa house said on Union City? Red all went to the Waffa house. You red all went to the Waffa house.  Oh, God, man. Chico, you was terrible, man. Hey, man. What, man?  I'm bad.  My whole thing is I couldn't fall. I can let them know he was going to stunt me out. You see what I'm saying? He definitely was going to do that. But see that thing on the west side, niggas say that it going to be a one, bro. And literally, a nigga really jumping in. He's just bullshitting. No, no, no. I know jumping. West up. That's why they jumped on me, because they knew it was going to go down, bro. Oh, God. I don't know what it would have happened though. The way he hit me, I probably didn't need to fight now when I'm one-on-one. I'm just saying.  You know what I'm saying, though? He's trying to get in one of my shows free one time.  I walk right by him. What are you looking at? You look crazy, man. You don't want to smoke with that, nigga. But, girl, what I heard, though. What? I heard the niggas do be squabbling on. So, you know what I'm saying? That's just the upbringing.  I'm on that.  You must have been in one fight, nigga.  I'm not undefeated, nigga. I ain't undefeated. I ain't undefeated. But my lab's all I want. Nigga, I'm telling you, I done law took some ills, but that's the thing. When we lost, nigga, the only muscle you knew... I can't stop on the ills, though. Was the niggas... I was fighting. Who was there? Now you can't take no these young niggas. Now you can't take no these young niggas.  On the ills. I can't retire. The same scenario, nigga, had it been on camera, and Fabo would have had to kill the niggas. The niggas didn't... You crazy. He was the guy that ain't gonna do that. Let's hear it. Fabo ain't been killed. Nobody. Nobody.  Two dollars was... Two dollars, nigga.  Ah!   The problem with what is that... I remember he was not got my ills. And that's when I realized, when I told him, I said, you need to know how to fight. Yeah. Not a real job. That was what you doing. Yeah. That wasn't it. But see, wasn't that the time... Wasn't that the time when Puddy started fighting? Oh, no! Puddy was hurting like that.  I said, like, you. I was like, somebody don't talk fish niggas. God, what kind of class did he take? Because I need that one. Because the one I got, this ain't it. That went what you wanted, bro. That went what you wanted. He's accurate. I'm like, this is... Niggas, niggas. Everywhere I go, with your fist, it's there. I'm like, ah! Watch it once. That nigga just... Ah! I'm like, God! Damn! He's accurate. Ah! We ain't anything like God. I'm like, nigga. That nigga said, who's accurate? I'm done. I'm done. Hey, man. I'm gonna quit. That nigga telegrammed. Man, that man was great.  Of course.   Some finger wave, bro. Yeah. What happened? They were doing finger wave back then. Oh, so you got to fight with me?  I walked out the door and got to fight. I ain't never do no half style. I don't know what she look like. Big red when he was hanging that nigga out the window. Say it again. Say it again, bro.  Get what I did. Get what I did. Get what I did. When I was seeing how I was losing that fight. They go to Paulie? No. Same time. Same time. Everybody took off faster than they did the last time. Shit. My nigga. I should have said that.  It worked.  They go to Paulie. They go to that. Don't think about it. Y'all think I'm playing. No, I don't.  I know full-factor. Oh, god. Bro, then time the nigga threw me on the sidewalk and hit my shoulder. So I knew my get-up. Yeah. Like, literally. Didn't scoop. Boom, then when I shoulder hit the ground, it went the wrong way. And I knew my get-up game wasn't going to be where it was supposed to be. So I tried to get up. You just stayed there. Then go to Paulie? Yeah.  You don't like brown jail too. Somebody to my you bleeding.  Hey, I got to say with that nigga Big Red Bull, cuz back in the wild. Bro, get away, bro. Little bitty nigga too, but not a little bitty nigga. Hey, you don't need to bite short nigga. Bro, I didn't work out for me, bro. I want to tell you a good one, though, but I, you know. Man, I had to put the blunt down. I didn't choke about it the whole time, man. You need to say, bro, get what I said. They're gonna fight me. I won a couple of those, you know. I ain't gonna tell you about those. But the ones I lost were the ones I had. That's the way that makes you know. The one that you wanted, the one that you lost. I ain't never won these ways again. He taught me a lesson. No, nigga, you can try it.  Right. Ever did, nigga? What made you get the finger way of the first place? Trying to impress that girl. Everything I do is trying to impress a girl. Dang it.  No, I see. Y'all think the nigga wanted to fight you. Y'all see, you're looking at the pictures thinking, oh, the nigga with the finger way there. No, nigga back there. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I don't know about that. He was getting on me about that, nigga. Now you're mad. That's why. That's why. I didn't do my help. I didn't do my help. I would think it more like Eddie from Fine Heart Beats Eddie hand finger way, Eddie. What about Eddie? What about JT? I named the right nigga though, there. But JT hand finger way. Everybody in the movie hand finger way. That big nigga with JT.  You should have. I'm trying to tell you, boy. I was playing the wrong character that night. I should have been a rock and bell boy. He got on the floor. You can get up. I don't ever see when the nigga get knocked down. He run for over there. Boom. I ain't want to be that nigga. You got to take what you got already.  And then they come undone. But the back part still crispy. Still crispy around the corner.  Like a little blue dog. Oh, my God, man.  I went right back over there to the mother who did it. And don't watch it out.  I could even fight back. She had something. That was good. Once you got back. I just when the police came. What were you singing in jail? Because the police didn't ever come. What were you singing in jail? You got to think about when you're in a hole in jail. You know what I mean? TV ain't no radio. Ain't nothing. You can lose track of time or whatever. You got niggas doing poems. You got somebody who got one book. He done read it 13 times in two weeks. You know, to everybody. Because they ain't nobody who got no books.  Niggas ain't never been singing every song in the book. But I ain't going to tell you the songs that I was singing back then. Because it wouldn't be appropriate for this moment. Because the artist who was popular at the time had all of the hot songs. Yeah. No. No. With the one who would remain nameless. Yeah. Yeah. Mm-mm-mm. Oh, $2,000!  Y'all gonna headbutting me again, see? You didn't know what I was going to do then. Hey, man. This has been one of the funniest in the world. My nigga. Hurry up, bro. Hey, man. This is the trap, man. You can come to the trap now. Are I being shouted?  Hey, man, give us a shout in that store before we get out of here. Oh, I gave you the bad one. You did? Everything. That's what I would say. I mean, I seen him do the community thing before that. I seen him do a lot of stuff or whatever, but when he said he was going to do it he got them, you know, put the equipment in there, built the booth, you know, I had never been at a party like that. I hadn't even ever really been. I've been in the studio a couple of times, but I mean, this being built for us. So, you know, I mean, that's the best store I could tell, you know. He said he was going to do it and we can't do it for him. Okay, man. Shout out to that boy. Move me, stop, man. They got to call them. You tell them they got to come to the trap. Oh, yeah, man, you know them boys got down here. You got to highlight and reach out to them, man. Move me, move me, move me, move me. What's up, man? Yeah, they don't care what you're doing, bro. He cussing the nigga out at the gas station. Oh, move me, move me, you don't play? But you going to pay your dude, boy? Move me, he got down here. He went in Burger King, boy. He just asking for basic stuff or whatever if you in the neighborhood, you know what I mean.  You don't even take much. You know what I'm saying? You got some people who come by there 30 times a day but then, you know, somebody walking in the door clear and you never seen them before and then you don't mind eating thirst to give them a cup of water or whatever, you know. I think that's what you were trying to say. You take from the community, you need to get something back.    Every day. Every day.  Oh, we ain't never had no problem. We ain't never had no problem at the store. Boy, who? Fiddlestick Worthy Guy, boy, you won't be here no more. Pray for Jesus. That's it. Dig what I'm saying. The store with the store, man. Your own guy, too, of your gas station. Yes, sir. What you got? I don't know. I don't like it. Hit me. I don't hold it in my mouth. That's a 325, 350. Right now? Wait, you see my new toy? This is a 400, but you do need to have it down to put something on that muffler. That tip to around. You hear me? What? $2. You didn't do it again. You don't want to do it again. Come on, let's do it again. Let's do it again. They got to be the fan. You got to do it by yourself. You got to do it by yourself. We got to go together. We got to go together. We got to go together this time. I don't know if you're going to get me this time. You got to go together. How about we wait? We both like it now. I got to wait. I got to wait. I definitely appreciate you all for having me on, though. You're a legend, man. You're a legend, man. Anytime, man.   Yeah, yeah. Keep doing what you're doing, keep pushing. Bring me that big wheel, my daddy, and get me either. Y'all got to get away with files there, but I want something different. You want a big wheel, my buddy? He make them no more.  See, you ain't seen all that. You don't want to raise a scooter. I just want to put in the closet and say I got something different. You better be careful what you say, man. It's a lot of people watching this show.   Hey, dude, see, if y'all can get this scooter, you'll favor me a little.  I'm going to have to find you. You got all my information. This is the same information that Wilderness got, and I'm trying to find out what they're going to do about it. I hate to tell you this, favor. Wait, I want nobody else to say it. You didn't ask me that. I don't want to say where we already know. They let us go. They let you go, too. Man, I'm going to stop, man. You looking for some bread? You ain't going to get that one. If you ain't get your money, buy nothing, bro. Hey, bro, $2 out. I told you, you're going to get that gold again. That's all they got for you. Two dollars. Let them know how it goes. You don't get paid to come out. We already know that enough. You know what, I need to let y'all know who Dolomite hit up. Creed Rock. We need to call Creed Rock, because when Dolomite got in that same situation in the Murphy, he ain't seen the movie. Creed Rock told him to hit his cousin and he went to the theater himself with it. You know what I'm saying? So maybe we need to...  That's what you're not understanding.  He said we had to make every effort. You know, we really had to make every effort for it. You don't know what I've been through, man. You don't know what I've seen. I've been there, man.  He's talking about the trenches of the money. In the soot. In the soot. Oh, my God. That's the crazy part about going in there trying to negotiate for your goddamn money. Oh, my God.   Man! I like to negotiate for my money in the beginning.  They played it so well. They made us think... No, I'm not talking about that. I'm just saying in general. Like in the beginning with my man. I don't want to be in the middle of that conversation. Why not turn us up? I don't know nobody who... Man, Fable was up there too. But he know I wasn't screaming at it. No, he wasn't talking about that. We was talking about the whole raw game. In the game. That's what I was getting at. He said, I got you again. See, now you're going to make him think that I was talking like, man, when he was about to say it. Nah, it wasn't that. In general, man. Sometime when you got here, negotiate in the country. You got to negotiate. I didn't have no more... Pray for Jesus. And then... He keep on lying. He's through there.  I definitely got a couple of surprises coming real soon, man. You know, I think we did the finesse movie. And we got a crystals commercial maybe coming. Yeah. Yeah, the K-Count song. The Tatted Up remix. That's the one right there. Be banging. Yeah, go check that out. Yeah, that video carries on. Yeah. Yeah, y'all were just shooting that. Yeah, Skeetin' everywhere. I mean... I'll get you. I was Skeetin' the water. Skeetin' the water. It's great. I was Skeetin' the water.  I can see Skeet. Wait till you see the video though. You don't see what I was talking about. It's $2. You don't see the video.  I get it. I know one thing in the name of this motherfucker. The title of this video, when it come out, gonna be... Choo Choo Pop. I'll have to try it one more time. Choo Choo Pop. I think I'll do it this time. Oh, yeah, but now they might sure. I'll do that. Pray for Jesus. My name is Marshall. Hey man, this has been another rendition of the 85 South Show. And we out here... Oh, Jesus! Make sure you tune in this week to catch me on 85. Yeah, I get them deals. Sack them California heels. Just because I fell back. That don't mean I fell off. I got big dog status.  Spoken weed at the school. Getting in trouble with the love. Hard-headed and n***a.  Hard-headed and n***a. Turnin' knockin' heads off. Daddy found that I was GD.  Bread, n***a, yeah, n***a, yeah, n***a. 15 poppin' mad sn***a. Could've been a dead n***a. You heard what I said, n***a. Yeah, n***a, yeah. Doos doos and you know I'm rockin' with 85. What the f***?


Good morning, welcome to the Converting Cellulosic Biomass to Sugars video tutorial. This video will outline materials required and procedure to be followed when conducting a conversion of cellulosic biomass to simple sugars. First, let's start with some background. Cellulosic biomass refers to the tough, fibrous, woody parts of plants such as grass, flowers, corn stalks, wood, or paper products. Although cellulosic biomass cannot be used for food, it contains a large amount of energy that can be used as fuel. It is mostly made up of a molecule called cellulose, which is the primary component of plant cell walls. Cellulose is the most abundant molecule on earth and represents a huge potential pool for renewable energy if converted into transportation fuel. Companies are spending large investments in research to discover methods to efficiently convert cellulosic biomass into ethanol. In this lab we will investigate the process for converting cellulosic biomass into simple sugars. The sugars can then be used for fermentation in a later lab, but could also be converted into food, feed, or chemicals. First, choose two to three biomass samples and decide on a cutting or grinding treatment and a time you will grind each sample of biomass for. Write down an initial claim based on your current knowledge and available evidence. What do you expect to happen in this experiment? With each of the chosen samples, after the grinding or cutting treatment, weigh out one gram of biomass, placing each into a separate 50 ml falcon tube along with one blank sample. Label each falcon tube with team initials, date, and sample description. Next, start the hot plate to bring 200 ml of water to a gentle boil in a 400 ml glass beaker. Cover the beaker with aluminum foil if you feel the beaker might boil over. While the water heats up to a boil, add 20 ml of sulfuric acid solution to all of the labeled 50 ml falcon tubes including the blank. Swirl the falcon tubes to mix the biomass and acid. Let's sit for one minute. Test the pH of each solution. Record this data. Test the initial soluble carbohydrate concentration using the refractometer. Record the bricks number along with the liquid volumes and mass. When the water and the beaker on the hot plate comes to a gentle boil, push all falcon tubes into the beaker. Make sure that the biomass samples and the liquid are completely submerged below the surface of the boiling water in the beaker. You may need to use aluminum foil to do this. Leave the tubes in the water for at least 10 minutes. Then turn off the hot plate. Let the samples cool to room temperature. Test the soluble carbohydrate concentration using the refractometer once more. Record this data along with liquid volume based on mass. Make sure the common water bath or incubator is at 50 degrees Celsius. Neutralize the samples to a pH of 4.5 to 7 by adding around 5 ml of sodium hydroxide. Add a little at a time so the pH does not exceed 7. Keep track of the volume added by weighing the samples before and after, then record the new liquid volume. Record the final pH after it is neutralized, then add 1 ml of cellulose enzyme. Record the new liquid volume. Screw caps on tightly, then mix samples by shaking. Place falcon tubes in the water bath at 50 degrees Celsius. Leave the tubes in the water bath for 48 hours. Test the soluble carbohydrate concentration using a refractometer one last time and record. Refrigerate samples to prevent microbial contamination. You can use them in the subsequent fermentation lab. Thank you for watching this instructional tutorial on converting cellulose biomass to sugar.


as we have been talking about the plans international's new global strategy because we have discussed with you all the things that we have discussed that is related to the international research of the plan research this was done in UK throughout their schools and there was research and 66 countries the developing countries, the developed countries were included to see a few specific things in which gender issues were especially included so now what strategies did they suggest what was the recommendation or the conclusion of this research global strategy 2007 to 2020 focused on promoting children's rights now they have launched the biggest campaign awareness on the basis of all the researches that is to protect the rights of children see children's rights are normally violated the reason for that is that they are small, weak they are helpless, they are needy, they are elders so now if they give them a care, if they don't give them a wish then also their wish, the child can't resist he can't protest so now that there is a lot of people who are weak their bus runs, they treat them with their own will so in the whole world, there are developed countries there are developed countries, there are poor and rich countries children are vulnerable and to protect their rights there is a lot of research that they did they have suggested it as a result of this then they say that tackling discrimination and advancing equality for girls ECD is a priority program area for plan international 2017 that we have identified all those areas where there is disparity, there is no equality and where all the challenges according to the curriculum, according to the career there are some other things they should be eliminated plan introduce ECD interventions and models to ensure that they are effective not only in supporting young children to develop their full potential but also in transforming gender relations look at all this research the crux of this is that the purpose of the ECD program is that overall, all the rights of the children should be protected then the gender disparities should be mitigated we have discussed this in the previous modules that during birth and in children children are provided with呜 options so those recommendations should be added to their father of children for education political situations for programming policies for Fleeting strategies that you should do this or that अगर में सहत में भी तक्सीस है, देखे असुली तोर पर बच्च्या है, वो बायलोगीकली स्ट्रोंग होतनी है, बच्च्यों के मुखाबले में, तो अब बच्च्यों को लगकों को शुरू से ही जब जब जादा एट्यात या जदादा केर मिलती है, तो फिर उसी के वो आ� जित भी रिसच है, वो हमें इस बात की औवेरनेस लेती है, के हमें दस्पारतीस को ख़ोग करना है, इप्तदाई ति जो हमारा तालीमी प्रोग्रम है, इसकी मदद से, और जहां जहां भी खवाब वोर्प देखलेपिं कंट्रीस है, एकोल अपच्च्चुनेती मिलने चाह अपच्चुनेती प्रोग्रम काम्याब होरा है, तो कुन से असी चीजे ती जिसके बेसिस पे, और अगर कोई देफिशन्चीच देखाई है, कोई प्रोबलम्स है, तो उनको कैसे केटर की आजा सकते है, तो एक अवर अल जो हमारे पास रिजल्स है, वो हमें ये बताते है,


I have a clue what's gonna happen. I had to watch that scene. Oh, it's item sync to 150. Okay. I didn't think my... I'm below that. I was like, I'm not even that high to be in with. Just music. I'm gonna die admiring this music though. Oh, come on. It's, yeah, it's like, it's like chill hop almost. It's like a chill hop type of... Wait, we got a bar with us. That is something.  They're like, dude. That's like the one of the most impressive intros for a dungeon I've seen in a long. I was just like, I was speechless. I was really speechless. The music just entranced me there. Enough about the music. There it goes. It's nice. This is some, it feels like chill hop. It really does. That part right there, feel like chill hop. It's kind of weird in a good style of way, man. So good. Can I read these books like an ESO?  Is this really Final Fantasy IV? This is the music from the dungeon. I'm playing the music from the dungeon right now. Yeah, I love this music. Might be, let's get up there with Geruda, man. Dude, they break it down, man. The piano just like goes straight up. Start jamming. Let me reset my arm. It's like Demon Wall again. This is freaking Demon Wall part two. It's Demon Wall part two. No, I just got up the nightmares. I just got up the nightmares of Demon Wall. And y'all bringing them back. Not an idea. What am I doing? What am I doing? What am I doing? Well, now I know. All right, I'm gonna focus on mechanics on this fight more than deeps. Let's try to figure out what's happening here. Okay, okay. It's this phase. All right. I didn't know if that was over or not. No, not like this. That's so evil. All right, why is my... No! Okay, I don't know what just happened. Are we home free? Is this the end? Hey, I got some boots. Oh, oh man. That sliding was just trolly. It's like you barely move. You just go the other side of the freaking thing, man. First try, and then more like second try. Like line of sight. I was like, why can't I target them? I'm just getting everything. Oh, okay, waste. Man, if they're replaced, well, they're probably already. It's probably already something better than eggs. I'm just gonna miss saying eggs. Eggs! Eggs are so cheap, just buy a bunch. I'm hungry for eggs and hash brown now. I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. I used my armor smash there. I'll do it just for now. I'm winning everything. People just passing those stuff? Oh, I just walked right in there. It's just the music to the dungeon, it sure is. It's hard to believe, I know, right? It's just so good. It is really, really good. Cool. Interesting, interesting. Are there any mods or add-ons? There is not, there is not. No, they don't. Well, let me rephrase that. There are some, but they're heavily frowned upon. They are heavily, heavily, heavily frowned upon. I know there are some DPS mods out there that show like DPS meters and stuff that will be against the TOS if you use them to basically harass other players. So just be careful, if you're gonna get mods for this game, tread carefully because they are against the TOS in certain situations. So you don't really need them. Like what they're adding in Stormblood, I think is a good idea, but honestly, it's not required. What I'm doing right here, if you could do this built into the game in a much more customized fashion, that'd be nice, but you know, it's not a huge deal. I don't think you need mods in this game as much as people think so. Night, what's up, buddy? Welcome back. Hit the wrong module. We'll take advantage of it. Oh, I didn't know they were gonna spawn. Okay, poison was down. Logos! This music's so good. It's so good. It's ridiculous. This is unfair. This is unfair to all competing things in the universe. Thought so, aye. I don't know if it was A.O.E. or not. I think everybody's passing everything. It's only the explanation.  Okay, that was mean. I learned my lesson, they're gonna spawn, huh? Okay, I stood right in, I gotta stop doing that. That part of the song is so good. What in the world is that? The ever-living Bibliotaph. Are we supposed to run away? Okay, we'll find out in a second. The day I learned. Well, two people need to stand on it. Okay, there's that. I got stunned. I got dead. Okay. Honestly, I don't know what happened, but... I saw the bard died. I did, I was next. I didn't take. I was just like, woo-hoo. I have no idea what happened there. Kinda got the mechanics.  So you kinda have to move in Paris, it seems. Hey guys, if you're looking at coming to this game or trying this game, I highly recommend you try the game for free. You can go up to level 35, no time restrictions. If you've never played the game before on a brand new account, that's what I suggest you do. And just keep playing the game.  Or buy the game, I mean. And then subscribe. I honestly think, let me just jump down. I honestly think you're gonna like it. Especially if you're coming from wild. This game has a lot of things to come in a wild. But there's some things that are different from wild. The number one thing you're gonna notice, there's two things you're gonna notice. Number one is the 2.5 second global cooldown. Combat is slower. The second thing you're gonna notice is that you can do everything on one character, which is not true a wild. You can play every job. There's no need to really roll alts, unless you have really, really specific reasons to do so. You can do everything on one character. So when you're coming from wild, those two things are gonna smack you right in the face immediately. But if you get used to the cooldown, which I think you will if you keep playing. And you start unlocking jobs, your advanced jobs at higher levels, I think you're gonna start to get hooked.  This game does that, man. I thought I did the silence. I was like, that's the wrong one. I had my teleport macro set up. Run, Buona, run. We're almost to the right. That's me. You can see it over my head. Don't hit me, don't hit me, don't hit me. Oh, Jack! Oh, I got him anyway. No mouth hitting that button for how many months, 11 months in a row. Thank you so much for that support, man. Coating something else. DJ, thanks.