Good morning everyone, I'm Vanessa Little, I'm the director of ENEV ecosystem architecture over at VMware, but try not to hold that against me. I'm going to talk to you today about some of the gaps in using OpenStack for multi-access edge computing and distributed architectures or MEC architectures. I'm going to go through some of the design flaws in OpenStack that need to be remediated to really make it effective for MEC, and I'm going to talk a little bit about how you can work around those things today so that you can at least achieve smaller deployments. So here's the agenda of what we're going to talk about. I'm going to define what MEC is in case anyone is a little foggy on that. We're going to look at the core architecture challenges, we're going to look at some of the tools or bolt-ons that also have challenges, and then we're going to talk about what we can do about it. So there are two widely used terms that seem to be interchangeable in the industry. There's mobile edge computing, which specifically talks about pushing workloads to the edge for telco and mobility workloads, so cellular workloads, and then there's multi-access edge computing, which is what I'm really more focused on in this lecture today, and that talks about any kind of infrastructure that's pushed to the edge, not necessarily for telco workloads, but any workloads generically. So when you look at mobile edge computing or multi-access edge computing architecture, what we're really looking at is a centralized control plane where your orchestration lives and your core VIM components live, and then you've got these edge data centers, and an edge data center could be as small as one node, it could be a cell phone, it could be a connected car, or it could be a micro data center. When you look at the shape of these types of architectures, they really take different types of iterations, and so because what you define as the edge could be so many different things, it could even be a camera, the architectures can shift and pivot a bit, but the overall fundamentals are the same, where you have centralized orchestration and VIM management, SDN management, and then you have your workloads or your actual VNFs or your workload VMs or containers pushed down to the edge closer to the users that are consuming those services. When you look at what the use cases that people are looking for, Mac 4, particularly in the telco space, these topologies get really massive, and so when you're starting to look at things like 5,000 edge clusters that are all centrally managed by one node, you start to notice some of the cracks in OpenStack as it is currently built today in being able to manage those types of architectures. This is another visualization of when you think of Mac, and you think of centralizing that control plane, that network orchestration, that service orchestration, and then pushing those services out to an edge data center, you don't necessarily have to have direct connected network fabric to do that. You can push it over the internet. Those edge data centers can actually exist in a public cloud somewhere, in a private cloud on-prem with a customer. They can exist pretty much anywhere, and they don't necessarily have to be fixed in one particular place. The whole concept behind Mac is that those edge data centers, those edge devices can move, and they can appear in different places. And so being able to automate the control and telemetry and the management of those edge data centers proposes really unique challenges. Traditional OpenStack wasn't really built for data centers that are moving. It wasn't really designed for data centers that are physically separate. It wasn't really designed for data centers that rise and fall in the blink of an eye, that may exist for one hour only, and then be torn down. And because of this, because of the volatile nature of Mac, that also presents a few unique challenges that we're going to discuss. When you look at how it's being used for telcos, and the telco use case, it becomes really nonsensical to assume that you can centralize all of your control into one data center. That would be a giant single point of failure. And so you look at clustering those core data centers where your control plane lives, and then you have this concept of aggregation data centers. And so that's where you summarize some of those control plane components so that you don't have to backhaul all of that control data from the centralized data center to the edge. So for those of you who are more network oriented people and you look at how telephony networks are built, you have a core network where a lot of your core switching and routing happens, and you have your aggregation data centers that have summary routes for the edge data centers. So the concept of that topology also applies to multi-axis edge computing when you're looking at workloads and managing those workloads. So here's a scenario for you to think about. You've got a workload out of micro edge data center, and you need to monitor it. Say, for example, it's a video transcode application. And you've pushed it down to that particular data center because you've determined that that data center is the most physically close and has the best ping time to the user that needs that video to be transcoded. Now you need to pull telemetry data off of not only the VIM layer and the infrastructure layer, but also the app layer to determine that that service is healthy and to know whether or not you need to scale it out or restart it or no one's using it anymore so you can shut it down. But if you do that at a large scale and you've got 5,000 instances of these spread across a different country, pulling all of that telemetry data back to your centralized data center doesn't make any sense. What you would want to do instead is pull that telemetry to your aggregation data center, and that's where the decision as to whether or not that service is healthy actually occurs. So instead of pulling all of that unmanaged telemetry to a central data center where the decision has to be made, you pull it a little bit closer so that you're not backhauling all of that traffic, and then you make a decision and then only one instruction goes back to your centralized data center to say that service isn't healthy, I want to do something about it. In some metapologies that do something about it operation actually occurs at the aggregation data center. And so being able to spread it out like that but still have the centralized data center manage the overall topology and then have the aggregation data centers manage the edge topologies is a lot more effective when you look at spreading out these workloads. And when you look at how the availability zone and cluster design in OpenStack is currently built, it's not really granular enough to do these types of data centers and these types of topologies because even though you can define different availability zones different clusters within those availability zones, pushing a workload down to a specific node for a specific reason isn't really built into OpenStack today. There are some other tools that try to achieve this but they're still lacking some of those telemetry bits that make that a very effective decision. And so one of the things, one of the more obvious things that is a problem with OpenStack for metapologies is that there's some very obvious scalability limitations. Current industry limits in production deployments max out at around 1,000 nodes. We know the theoretical limits are higher but in practice people are deploying no more than 1,000 nodes in one OpenStack deployment. This obviously doesn't bode well for metapologies we're looking at having 5,000 micro-edge data centers not to mention how many data centers you'd have in the aggregation layer as well as the centralized layer. It's just simply not enough nodes to be able to build those types of topologies. Storage over WAN is way too sensitive to latency and packet loss and so being able to manage your storage the way you typically do in an OpenStack cloud isn't really feasible over these architectures so you have to kind of break it and have different storage pods defined in each location and it makes the administration of those a little bit onerous. When you're looking at over 500 hosts and 15,000 VMs in one region but then you also have multiple regions within the same topology it's really bumping up against the limits of what OpenStack is currently capable of today. So let's talk a little bit about why that is. One of the things that is a big issue is the image storage issues. So if you need to deploy a workload down to an edge data center you don't really want to backhaul that image file all the way from your centralized data center right down to your edge. Some of those images can be quite large and if you do it often enough if you're actually having very volatile workloads pop up at the edge which is one of the core premises of MEC and the whole MEC topologies pushing an image down every time you need to do a deployment becomes really ridiculous. It'll lead up all of your bandwidth and it really makes the MEC topologies not financially viable. And so to get around that what you can do is put a glance image store locally either at your aggregation site or right down to your MEC edge site but now what you've done is built a whole lot of unique glance image stores that you need to keep in sync. So now you have to deploy some tools to keep that in sync. Assuming of course that you want to keep it in sync because you might want to offer different versions of different images at different locations. When you start looking at some of the regulations particularly in North America around where you're physically allowed to supply certain content now you're getting into a really complex mesh of how you manage all of your images. For example, what if you had a CDN network that shows local football games? In the United States there's blackout rules that say that you can actually distribute that content within a certain radius of the stadium. So being able to make that decision programmatically and manage all of those different image files becomes pretty complex and pretty difficult. OpenStack doesn't currently have any tools out of the box to give you that capability. In order to achieve these multi-access edge computing architectures, SDN overlay networking is a must. There are a lot of people who have been achieving a lot of proof of concepts by using ODL and influencing some of the physical devices between the centralized data center and the edge data center. And that's great on small scales and it works really well on small scales. But when you want to start looking at building a full layer two mesh across 5,000 different data centers being able to do that with ODL alone is not feasible. It's not, I don't even think it's possible. But I challenge the room if anyone's actually pulled it off. I would like to hear more about it. And so being able to snap in that SDN overlay networking becomes essential to achieve these architectures. And then being able to orchestrate that SDN overlay networking becomes essential because it's not feasible to manually manage a network of that size by doing all of that configuration by hand. You need to push that either to an orchestrator or some sort of automation like Terraform or one of the NFV Mano solutions to be able to pull that off. It's not trivial. And the biggest and most fundamental flaw in OpenStack that makes the MEC architectures not necessarily feasible is the bus base architecture. RabbitMQ has some serious limitations around latency. And if you start to push those components further and further apart, strange and interesting things will happen to your OpenStack cloud. If the RabbitMQ bus has more than two milliseconds latency, you're gonna see some odd behavior and you're gonna start seeing failures in your cloud. But when you're pushing physical infrastructure, possibly thousands of miles away, even having a really robust network between them, you're likely to get more than two milliseconds latency. And so having those control components centralized no longer become feasible. And what you end up having to do is have little OpenStack deployments all over that need to be centrally managed. So now instead of having one OpenStack deployment that manages 5,000 micro data centers, you have 1,000 OpenStack deployments that each manage 200 data centers. But now you've got all these OpenStack instances to manage and maintain and push images across and roll up telemetry from and be able to migrate workloads from one instance to another. Now you need to have an orchestration layer that can do that. Even some of the more sophisticated Mano layers can't really manage infrastructures that large right now. Some of them boast that they can, but in practice no one's actually been able to pull it off yet. And so that's a real challenge with OpenStack is this bus-based architecture. But that is so ingrained into the core fundamental way that OpenStack is built. It's very difficult to work around. And so the only work around to do that is to just have more OpenStack instances distributed closer to your edges, which is not necessarily feasible. So as I just mentioned, the orchestration models and the tools, they're not really good enough to pull this off yet. When you start looking at intelligent workload placement and being able to gather all of the data that you need to make a decision about where to place your workload, current orchestrators don't even have that type of thing in their data model. For example, if you wanted to push a workload to the data center that has the lowest ping time to the user, none of the orchestration data models currently have this built in so that if you wanted to model that service, that whole concept of ping time doesn't even exist in the data model. And even if it did exist in the data model, there's no way to actually pull that data out of OpenStack right now. There's no tools aside from adding bolt-ons or additional things or writing some scripts or having some various monitoring tools added on to get you that data. And so intelligent workload placement, which is like a core tenant of mech and a very important factor, is not even possible with the current infrastructure today. So what do we do? What do we do instead? I think we've beaten OpenStack to death. I think I've said a lot of really nasty things about OpenStack, so what's the solution? There's a number of different paths that we can take here. One is to start adding those features that we would like to see in OpenStack, which as I mentioned is gonna be really difficult because of the way the RabbitMQ bus works. Pulling that out of OpenStack and replacing it with something that's a little bit more distributed is kind of akin to changing an engine of a car that's running on the Autobahn. It's not necessarily a great idea because of how much change it would impact into the code base. A lot of people say containers are the solution for mech.  In practice, there aren't enough applications that run in Kubernetes to make this feasible, especially in the telco space. And so when you're looking at how do you push these workloads to the edge and even intelligent workload placement in Kubernetes is not really there yet. That whole concept of latency and ping times doesn't exist in Kubernetes either. The only way you can get around that is by just deciding to spin up a new Kubernetes at that micro data center and then tearing it down when you no longer need it. Well, what you're effectively doing is spinning up a Kubernetes instance every time you need to load an app. That's not really the way it was intended. That's not really the way it was built to work. It would be a nasty workaround and in my opinion, a waste of infrastructure to do it that way. People that are currently doing it, they're using what I'm calling a hybrid model where they have some Kubernetes at the edge. They have some VMs at the edge. They have some IoT gateways at the edge and they're using a lot of bolt-on open source stuff that they're manually integrating and making this unique snowflake of an architecture to be able to achieve all of these things and fulfill all these different needs that they need to do, to do intelligent workload placement, to be able to manage a cluster that's that large, to be able to manage these workloads and push them out where they need to be and actually be able to determine their service health on day two and do something about it when that service health fails. And then the third alternative solution is let's just scrap all of it and start over with a brand new open source project. And so there's some interesting things that are starting to pop up in the industry right now. Etsy has spun up a whole MEC initiative to be able to start defining what those standards should be, what do those components need to be in an effective MEC architecture, and what are those interfaces between them need to be and similar to the approach that Etsy took to NFV, they're taking to MEC and their resolution is start over. This is not an NFV architecture, so stop trying to use NFV tools, stop trying to use cloud tools to achieve this. MEC is something unique and it needs to be addressed in a unique way with its own type of software and its own paradigm and its own architectures. Starting from scratch in that sense is a little bit scary because I feel like we might be a little bit behind in that sense. There are some interesting projects like Project Arcreno that have popped up in the past year to try to address these issues and start looking at, okay, what kind of tools do I really need at the edge? Intel built their network edge virtualization software development kit to start making some of these apps a little more feasible, and they've started to build in tools that make modeling these apps a little easier to do, but it is in effect just an SDK. It's not a solution, it's not an app, it's a toolkit.  It's not a house, and so it pushes the responsibility back onto the open source community to say, okay, if these are the standards that are coming out of Etsy and we all kind of agree that this is the way it should be, here's the toolkit I have, well let's get to it, and that's what Project Arcreno is attempting to do, and I think so far they've had some reasonable success. There've been some really interesting demos at this show and also at the one in Vancouver where they've demonstrated some of the things they're already able to achieve at the edge, but it's by no means finished. And the real question of the day is can we wait for something new? With all of the hype around Mac and 5G and IoT and everyone saying I need to go to market with these services now, is it feasible to really wait for the Etsy standards? We all know how long those take. Is it feasible to wait for a brand new open source project to spin up out of nowhere and become a viable solution that's production ready and fully supportable and it's gonna have commercial vendors that are gonna distribute their own version of it and support it, and you'll have someone to call when it breaks so that you can maintain all of your SLAs? Can we wait for that? I don't think we can. So what's gonna happen?  And will that end architecture have open stack in it? Probably not. There'll probably be something totally different or some spin-off or maybe some components from open stack that are applicable will be cherry-picked and added to this new architecture. But open stack, as it currently exists today, I don't believe will be in the end state architecture for Mac. But I'm interested to hear what you folks think. So I've left a little time for questions and comments. So anyone who has an opinion on what I've said because I've offered a lot of my opinions in this lecture that you may or may not agree with, so please feel free to step up and ask some questions or offer your own opinion. Just onto your last statement that open stack might not be the feasible choice for the Mac in the long run. You mentioned one of the solutions might be that the open stack clusters would be pushed towards the edge and they would have some controllers and they would manage some different servers that are very close from the controllers, be it below two milliseconds just to avoid the problems related to rabbit. Is that not a feasible choice? Because then indeed we have multiple open stack clouds. We move the problems a bit away from open stack but that's just the way how to push images, how to push flavors, networks, et cetera. But I bet that there will be some ways to do that in a nice way. So why not open stack? Just asking the question. Yeah, I mean, I agree. It is one solution to push a complete open stack cloud to every edge but when you're managing over 5,000 edges is that really a feasible solution? I would argue no. It's very difficult to manage maybe 20 unique open stack clouds within the same infrastructure. When you have 5,000 that are all doing something a little bit different and being able to leverage them as failover clouds for each other, that gets pretty onerous, that gets pretty difficult and it requires some pretty clever architecture and some pretty clever day-to-day maintenance and a pretty wicked orchestrator to be able to sew all that together. Sorry, you had a question? No one tells, it should support or something like this. Am I seeing similar initiatives? Sorry, where? No one tells, as explained, for example, in the TEL use case, they use it really to have something like 73 TELs in various locations, not only in Geneva and get the results, get the locality of some of the components while Geneva explained that Newton and some other projects are very different, so I would appreciate if the community would work towards such kind of, yeah. I would appreciate it too, because I think that's definitely a step in the right direction. Being able to disaggregate different Nova cells and manage them is definitely a step down the right path, but it still bumps up against that RabbitMQ issue. And even if you have unique instances of RabbitMQ paired with each of those different Nova cells, it's still very difficult to manage because effectively what you've done is you've built like a mini open stack cloud. It's not necessarily the same open stack cloud, you've just broken off a few pieces, but because you have to keep pairing that RabbitMQ bus and keep it proximal because of the way it works and the way workloads are pushed onto that bus, it doesn't necessarily solve the problem, but it does allow you to scale out a little bigger than you can with just basic open stack today. Anyone else? I would potentially welcome something like a federation or some other approach, similar to the use of open stack cloud, because it's federated and there's still a single anti-ion that applies to all of them. There's a lot of people working on federation kind of one layer up and they're doing it at the orchestration layer and what they're doing is underneath they're connecting to unique open stack instances and unique open stack clouds, but what they present to the user is more of a unified experience where they push a lot of the same config down to those open stack clouds to make them appear the same. So effectively they're sort of faking it at the orchestration layer. ONOPS approach is kind of like this. OSM's approach is also very similar. As of release five, they have this feature called WIM management. So wide area of WIM management where you have multiple WIMs but to the orchestrator it just exposes one field of compute that happens to have multiple data centers in it. It's one way to work around it. It's one way to mitigate it but there are still some unique challenges about being able to migrate a workload from one open stack instance or one open stack cluster to a different one. Even if they're configured completely the same there's a lot of logic and workflow that has to happen to be able to take one of those workloads and copy it to another one. Anybody else? All right, well thank you so much for coming early. I really appreciate it. I know it's difficult on the last day of the conference and if you have any questions you can either catch me in the hall or my information's on the app with this lecture. So feel free to reach out and chat about any of the stuff we've discussed today. All right, thank you.


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Oh, no, I wasn't talking about the pregnant lady They get the past automatic You know, you know who getting chubby though the women that's getting the bb else Oh my god something because they keep eating and they're not getting in the gym You gotta work out ladies the bbl. It looks good until it don't but in first six months They be the raw as shit out. Yeah, you want to know why I feel like that is though You know when the bbls come that's when in free dinners come Hello Speak on it. I'll take a week on baby.  I love you.  Hello kids I'm trying to stk three days in a row. Stop playing with me.   Yeah, all them free meals.  They still paying the payments. You know people was paying the payments on the on the bbl So you don't even know how to maintain his life your new lifestyle with this new lifestyle You got to work out because you eat hella meals now before the bbl. You had denny's Waffle house. Oh, I love Waffle House in Atlanta. Shout out Waffle House in Atlanta. I don't know the owner I don't be busting down in Waffle House. No, it's so in Atlanta in Houston. It's not good in Atlanta.  I got it. I lived in Atlanta for a long time. They got that what an awful waffle Used to be tricking when you lived in Atlanta I actually know I wasn't brothers and I'ma keep it a man Like, you know niggas always well. No, I wasn't checking not no It was actually like you can't really just use that approach with them like that Like you don't really work that pimps clowns like niggas who you're trying to do that.   It's like you're not bigger than the culture You're not you're not bigger than the program.    This is the culture down here. You feel me? You don't want to spend no money. You should have stayed home on it in regular clubs Go to obsessions.     You finally running to her because it's all california be in Atlanta Yes, you feel me? Out there Yeah, you gonna might bump into her and be like come on man. I knew her. I know her cut She was boy. You try to push up on her. No, they didn't put that jacket on her. No, she's gonna charge you boy You didn't cross them state lines.  I didn't Allegedly, he allegedly he ran plays Allegedly, because I really just want to see you out here. I really love You know, we need the music what's the what's the lowest amount of you know, because I feel like as a barrier A barrier native, you understand me.  Right. We definitely have our own culture right bear you.  For sure have some of the textbooks nigga his textbook. I'm not saying Hell no, that was Chocolate milk was free on the little ticket bringing a little ticket in But no after we would go to little 7-eleven you getting all the little snacks for me And after that, we might you know See the finesse for women is if you can get something out of guy and don't have to give them nothing I'm never I'm barely ever giving anything the flex as a guy in the bay. It's not saying that it's just because that's not my life You know, I'm saying, you know, if I got pannas, that's like, I'm like, bitch, you know, you know What you need to do the because it's what you do for it, but you know stick to what you know Yeah, because I would be so irritated if I had to give up coochie for a goddamn bag Like at this point I should have just hustled harder. No for sure. Shit. You know, I'm saying like And shout out to you know, I mean shout out to the drill folks.  Uh, that's Going to calculate and turn the right side up. I need to spell what you know what I'm saying That's the real occupation of it. Like, you know, I mean I respect them.   You got aggressive panhandlers.   It's when you're in a relationship with one of your clients. This is supposed to be your client This is a motherfucking piece.  And then you gonna try to approach me like now. I'm worried about this. It's just a mess She elephant. It's a mess. No, that's not that's not safe at all. Like there's not safe at all. It's not how you move That's how diseases get spreaded. That's how people get their windows Bastion is how people go to jail for domestic violence.  That's how that that's how that really be happening You know, I mean she got way more juice and you know, I mean a lot of these dudes like they That don't really follow.   He don't got no money like he has absolutely not a buffalo nickel You feel me standing at his man's house He went out to the club or he went somewhere. He didn't knock this. She gave him his first thousand He loved her right. He told me he don't love her that woman just put that man on his feet She he loved he loved her He loved her right at that moment If you give me a hundred thousand, I love you That's how you give me so so so what you just said you feel me? I apologize to the boyfriend No, that's not okay though at all.  She just put that man on his feet, right? And on top of that he horny Annie horny. She gave some chicken. He got a band.    So, you know, them broke niggas.  Freaky bum. That's what I called him freaky bum. He didn't watch four porno He didn't watch four porno's good tutorials. You feel me? So when she get back from working and doing all that Oh, trust me. He got positions that nigga to put his shoes on he butt-naked with his shoes on he got grip He might keep the sock. He got grip male knee socks. He got shoes on.   You said what's up like it.  Can a pimp be a trick? All the time.  No, it's I don't mean I don't mean to say no to that because that is that it's true.  That's what I'm saying because She didn't have to do nothing for that beat.  You feel me? I don't even know she whipped her. I came holler at her What's happening? Man, right? So then boom she like So we talking we talking, right? Man the dude talking about oh, yeah, you got to pay me for her No, he did it. We we in hollywood. I said what club did you go to? Uh, I don't want to get to in detail. Yes, sir. Well, I want to know what clubs you're frequenting When you feel me, I'm like I'm like, uh, I'm like, yeah, man. I don't know you familiar But you come y'all for the barrier.  Yes, they're me I'm like, you should want none that don't want to You started talking that much Lou got it. Lou. It ain't it ain't all the men's really Feel me and with the legacy. So he like, uh, um, see he started backing down. No, he said I said for the bear He said I said, what are you from? He's like, I'm from new york. I'm like, yeah, man You feel me? It ain't one of them though with me, right? So then I'm with my punishment my partner talk to him, right? So, um, I, um, I started hollering at the female more because I'm like, how could you ever get at a nigger like me like that?  Now I'm pushing up.   But you feel me?    Oh mama. I love that.  Yeah, I got sister We respect women It's like at the same thing my mama told me the game, you feel me? So I ain't even moving. It ain't even just that like You don't got the when she started putting your hands on and doing that.  You ain't whooping. It's out of control.  You're supposed to whip her with your words. You feel me? You're supposed to keep her in contacting on program. You feel me?   Somebody else gonna tell on you. You feel me? So just imagine For instance, not you baby somebody else, right? They they I'm being I got your partner. You feel me? I'm sending your partner. I got your pilot down and around down down like gum on the ground I'm talking she's down. No, I was she's down down down. You know what I mean? And then I start now.   It's better.  Yes, then me but what about getting to it? What are you feeling me is that right? I get into it with you. Oh, yeah I mean now you don't like me for right. You can send a little note.  You know, I'm out here crack now.  You feel me? Oh my god. That's what they're charging you with new age slavery Like there's not the same thing. You know, these women is not the same.  Yeah, all this is not the same You're not about to just be hitting on these women and then thinking it's okay like 2004 and the 70s and all that That woman pregnant away. She's gonna be embarrassed. She's going to go tell on you I don't care what you say you what it is how down she is.  She stayed down for you.  I'm straight legal. Da da da da, but you left her She's going to tell on you. You feel me? He just bought the peel you don't play with He just bought the pee.  So you right it's going to be more bitches That ain't she want to see you hurt. What did you shake it bitch?  How you feel?  I'm finna burn this building down. He did x y and z to me Here goes a seven cd rom for the seven full of messages of everything we did. Yes He was pimping on me Y'all see what happened to what's brand name from creed and from the oh, he's going down And I Allegedly he whooped her ass It was but then she has since the text I guess that said that oh, I didn't I told him that you didn't do it Everything is still freedom His agent is dropping him.  He was just going and I'm not one of them Oh, black man is that the nigga do wrong. He do wrong But I too had to see a good nigga down. I hope he didn't do it I hope he didn't do it, but then that's like I didn't really hope he did do a wrong Shit, he losing you really get to that point and really be like that.    I do. I do I do the women like how they do us man. I'll be pulling my phone now.  Yes I'm 5-0. I'm 12 I'm terrified. I don't have the camera out on me.    Do you like the rap game better? Do you like, you know the stuff that you was maybe doing before? What what do you feel most comfortable? Well, I was doing before that was our most passionate about I mean, yeah, that was a job not a career. I was using that to get to where I really wanted to be. Okay, you feel me and um, yeah One thing I haven't never done even to just speak on that too. I've never glorified that like, you know, I mean the music is my diary Right, you feel me?  Yeah into the music and the beat don't judge you You know, I mean, so uh, that's what that's where I go to when I went event That's my vent box. I mean, so the music the music saved my life You know the music that fed my babies Even the music that fed my hood. I thought parades in my hood. Hello. You feel me? I'm talking about I didn't I'm throwing parades at the at the taco truck the giveaway I'm at sinnellores Sinnellores you remember I gave out Five out of you got hundreds got you court side at the Warranty I love what he's saying that with the cleats.  I'd be like, tan, hut, nigga. Man, now for real, like music saved my life. You know what I mean? It keeps me grounded, like, you know what I mean? Instead of going out there and, you know what I mean? Running them plays, you know what I mean? Like Run This Place, you know what I mean? Like Run These Plays, you know what I mean? Yeah, Legal Trapping, like you said in the song. For real though, I take that serious, you know what I mean? I'm not the nigga that's gonna get off camera and be like, oh yeah, y'all, y'all, I'm finna go break X, Y and Z. Nah, bro, it's good, feel me? So yeah, we can talk about it. It's love and I don't run them plays no more, you feel me? You had to stop it. I don't run them plays no more, you feel me?  My nigga Teddy Ray, man. He always, cause he love the Bay Area culture too. Even he was from L.A. He's like, he's be telling me.  That's why niggas don't get on. Bay niggas be selling weed, pimping, and then rapping to it. He was like, bro, some of the L.A. niggas really just be rapping. And I'll be like, you got a point. I could even, I could even not be.   Hard work be talent.  Just like I was staying down on other shit, you feel me?  Treat it the same way. I went them days, I went 40 days, you feel me? Not spending a nickel, you feel me?   I didn't learn how to do that. What's the technique?  Nah, it was, I used the Nipsey, I used the Nipsey play all money in, you feel me? Hell no, I'm a player, no, I don't got it. I don't got, I can't do it. I'm telling myself that I ain't not telling the world that I don't got to tell the world that nobody else that can, nobody else around me. I'm not going outside. Nobody's helping me trap. I'm only trap-trap, I'm a citizen, one man show, you feel me? I don't got to split nothing and do that, no, I stay down, you ain't got it. Yeah.  I sit there, I got 500, 400, 500 pairs of shoes, you feel me, at one house, you feel me? I got 200 pairs of shoes, or 30 pairs of shoes here, 30 pairs of shoes there, you feel me?  What else do you need? Yeah. Money. You need to play, you need to stay down. I plan. So what would you tell like younger artists that want to invest in themselves and maybe they don't, you know, have the funding or whatever they looking to be with a label or whatever, what would you tell them? Like how can they properly hustle and maybe they not trapping or maybe they are, maybe for the trapping niggas. Sometimes you got to trap, sometimes you got to trap to get to where you at, you feel me?  You feel me?   I know for a fact, you feel me?  All right, he roasts me, but the next man roasts me for having a job, you feel me?  His joke can hurt, it can make me laugh, it can make me cry, you feel me?      If you really don't wanna run into authority, you don't wanna play that game, you feel me? You not like that, you feel me? You not that slick nigga, you feel me?    Please, get off the block, you're right there, it's fine.  You really in the way, some niggas, this is horrible, that traffic, you might as well go work at Target, and I wouldn't mind a little nigga that work at Target, as long as he let me come in here and steal. I'm good, I'd rather have a nigga, no, this is for real.   You work at Target, baby, holla at me. Trader Joe's got the hoes. Trader hoes. Ay, yeah.  It's not right, you gon' try to overchoice me. You are thieves, like me. I need a discount, I need a, it should be a black people discount, G-O-G, just on chiefs. We eat reparations. Yeah, for sure.   And they make good niggas that work at Tesla. They make good benefits.  And I know niggas who work at Tesla. Not judge him if he work at Tesla.     And a lot of niggas is tryin' to make it look good, and they goin' broke, tryin' to make it look good, and like you said, all the money is out.  That's hot, that's hot.  And it's not nothin', I was a little jewelry, like my manager, he's one of the ambassadors for Aviani Jewelers, you see me? Aviani. That boy, Iced up, mouth iced up, he probably got a full, literally probably 400,000 in jewelry on every day. You see him? I can go get jewelry, like it ain't nothin', like I know.   I grew up with that boy, but that's always been his move.  He always been a loud nigga. He was off said Jim because, you know what I mean?  Like he's been, that's that guy, you know what I mean? I was wearing 24 karat gold in the tip out, 2017. I was wearing, you know what I mean? 24 karat gold in 2016, 15, you know what I mean? That's just not my move, you know what I mean? That's not my move. I got paintings in my house. Oh, that's beautiful. Who's your favorite artist? I don't got one. I don't know, because it's so much money in an art game, baby. You don't know what he's buyin' with, I'm not fuckin' wrong.  No, it's so much money in an art game. No, you should check out a gallery. If you invest in that later on, you could sell it, whatever. Nigga, you'll be a multi-millionaire. Thank you, I really appreciate that.  What I like, I mean, niggas know me. I buy shoes all fuckin' day long. I love clothes, you know what I mean?  I wanna take a trip, I'm gonna take a trip. You know what I mean? I wanna buy a piece of paper.  Hell, yeah. Not material. And that's what I'm about too, because the memories you can't get back, the jewelry, it's niggas now even wearing fake jewelry because they like, this might get snatched.   You really got me mad, like I'm type of niggas, I'm me mad.   You got fake jewelry on, right? And niggas is out here robbing.   That's just a myth. Cause that's how you get through.  Cause if somebody rocks up on you, they obviously hungry, you feel me? But then they gon' be like, I'll take that, I'll get so fast.  Stop playing around. You think they gon' know? You think I got the diamond tester and the gun and all that? Hold on, niggas, stay right here. Stay right here, niggas. Let me just see something real quick. Oh, okay. You do need to rob me when you die, though. I would be sweating, niggas. I would be like, ooh.      That's deep.   That's what I always felt like, if you can't come with it, I don't even, I'ma be real, I feel bad, but I don't even like when niggas wear ropes in the pendant. If you can't get the Cuban with the pendant, keep the money and invest that into something else. For example, the artwork or something. What if some niggas just wanna be, you know, chill, like they wanna go tennis chain, is it? Oh, tennis is fine, the rope is like you could not get the full thing, so you settled, cause you were so thirsty to get out there and now you just, to me, it make you look even more broken than if you ain't, I rather you and I have nothing. They say, tell them, tell them to stop playing with you though. You got, you got a good PC. Oh yeah, I got a good PC, I got a good PC. Wait, you got a good PC? He got a man. You got a PC Cruiser Mickey. I don't got the Cuban though, that's how I was talking. Yeah, you know what, that's okay. I come with the rope on you. Good PC, man, he got a good PC. Oh, you had the rope on you?  I had the rope with the chain. You was working on it though? I was working on it. But that's why you gotta sit it, go back to your point. If you can't come, how do you wanna come? Just stay still, stay still, stay still. They regroup. They regroup and add on, multiply. The whole time, no. They get their first check, they get excited. But you know what I'm saying? They say a lot of times, and they say and rap, oh, you know the rapper, this is the image you have to have the chain on with the wire. You gotta have a kid, you know what I mean? Nobody's gonna take this rapper serious if he doesn't have a kid. People look at that all the time, they watch videos, and they're like, ah, da, da, da, da, da, da, and my manager made a great point too. He's like, bro, they love you because your energy, your personality, you have a cold following. They love that. But when they come down and watching your videos, yeah, you are black, so they're gonna watch your videos. But they have nothing that's gonna keep them entertained. That's why in these videos, niggas got chains. They got a cup in their hand. You feel me? They're like, ooh, that nigga sippin' syrup. Ooh, that nigga sippin' syrup. So niggas who sippin' syrup, they gonna keep lookin' at the video.  Oh, that nigga got jewelry. I don't wanna watch that. These younger kids too, you feel me? They feel like if you ain't got no kid, you feel me? You ain't eat. You don't got nothing. It is weird that a nigga can't come into the game with no kid and still be successful. I mean, I personally think it's getting corny, though, the whole kids. I think the pandemic made everything over-saturated. Everybody got a chain. I stopped wearing my chain. Well, I'd be wearing it. I'd rather nigga not wear the chain. I'm not a rapper. So as a comedian, kind of stands out. You can do it. You can do it no matter how you want it.  Just don't like teen comedies that got a chain. Hold on, you would have a teen nigga?  You don't have to go to Black Point. No, for show. Let's see because it's not the culture for comedians, right? It's culture for rappers. And the whole time the niggas is spinning in advance, I be hurting when people, when I see them up focus on that deal, I damn their think slavery. Because you gotta pay that money back. People think, oh, they made it. They made it. No, because they're gonna get the chain. They're gonna wall out and get the car. They're gonna wall out and get the house. They gotta feed their mama. They gotta do this person an uncle begging. So then it's just now the money gone.  And then they can't get the money back because the songs is not hitting. They off one song with it.   Even the girls got the game.  And I could really respect versus a nigga that ain't talking about. You got a lot of people see that.  You know what I mean? Like if you signed that advance or whatever, you gotta recoup. I wouldn't spend nothing on that. You might be sitting there for a minute.  To keep that going. Sometimes you need that energy. You know what I mean? Sometimes you need to feel good. You know what I mean?  You gonna blow it. And I don't care who you is. I don't care if you got that. The smartest uncle in the world. You got your granddaddy was the nigga, but he ain't no more. But he got wisdom. Like you're gonna spend it. Trust me you're gonna blow it. You know what I mean? You're right. So you gotta slow down with it. It happens, you know what I mean? But you know if you don't catch a hit or you know what I mean? You don't catch this or you don't get that good feature. You know what I mean? You ain't looking like that. So now you got all this song. When you look amazing, you know what I mean? You in debt. But you ain't got the song. You ain't got the music. And then they shelf you. And you up there forever. You might as well go to jail. But you know, no different struggles. You know the different struggles of being a folks. It'd be like that. But you know I just tell everybody, you know what I mean?  Some people be in it for the reason I tell people all the time.  It's three reasons, you know what I mean? Now look at, he was a corn ball in high school. He never was popular. That's 70% of him. You want to be popular. You want to be the man in the room, right? And entertaining. Yeah, that's one reason.  You hear me?   You hear me? What's going on? You just want to be pop. That's your mission. You made it. If you in the room, you the nigga in the room. So these niggas, right? They be there.  They don't care at all because what? They got what they wanted. They just want to be popular. They want to be look good. They want to be the face. You hear me? And then the second reason, you come from a long line of music. You hear me? Your granddaddy doing music. You hear me?  Everybody, you have a musical family. You come from a long line of musicians. You hear me? In the single blood.  So you just making music, making music. You passionate about it. This is your purpose. You got comedians like that. They just like telling jokes. Yup. They don't care about it. He's a great joke teller. Yeah. Niggas love telling jokes.  They just want to stay up and not. They don't care.   Then you got that third person. You hear me? And that third person, music saved their life. Music keep them outta trouble. You hear me? Music put food on their motherfucking table. You hear me?   Like keep the money coming in. I don't care if I gotta keep doing this. Keep the money, keep the money, keep the money. Which one are you? Which artist? Which musician are you? Well which musician are you? Yeah, that's our question. That's hot.  You gotta guess. Y'all know my music? Which one y'all think it is? I would say a little bit of Bones. I think G3. Three? Yeah. I was a cornball in high school. No, no, no. The one that's making music can stay outta trouble. I'd say two and three. I feel like maybe you got some music in a lot, especially being from the Bay.   Or Fillmo for example, like we have a very musical culture. So I feel like you could have something in there. I don't have one person in my family that doesn't. Damn, nobody beat boxes in that number? Nobody, no, but, you feel me? I'm from the Bay area, so that's my family. You know what I mean? And I grew up watching them to kick the three times crazies. You feel me? The E40s, the shorts. You feel me the delinquents. You feel me?  I was like, I don't watch them niggas could really go dumb. You feel me? You can go to Frisco, to all them legends. You go, we got Mac Dre. You feel me? You don't watch that. I didn't want it to be Mac Dre a hundred million times.  You feel me? I'm out of head with them, too. You feel me? I didn't do it.  Oh, you're going to swoop him in there? I'm, I'm, I'm speaking into existence, man. Swoop him in there. Kilo, Kilo, Mac Dre right here. You feel me?  So, Kilo, I'm whole, you twit, man. Shout out Kilo. Shout out Kilo. And little Kilo, too. Yeah, little Kilo, too. Love that boy, yeah. Oh, Mama, you feel me? Yeah, that's that for sure.  That's the furthest, then you got to kind of, it get tricky out there. But even LA is sometimes a shit-be-regional. I feel like California in general is hard to make it out of California as a musician because we so stuck on this certain sound and it might not always be a global sound.  You know what I'm saying? So, we want to be in the mix in terms of that, but a lot of our shit sounds good for California. Yeah, because we be rich, we be rich, but we not household names. You know what I'm saying? Right. If you look at it, though, you got, it was, it went New York, New York had they run, right? Yeah.  No, no, no.  You know what I'm sayin'? Yeah, they had they run, right? And then the Haife culture came, you know what I'm mean? They had they run when Lil John went to Atlanta, you know what I'm mean? And the whole debate was all over the place, right? Haife and Krunk.  They came and did their thing. Re-invented themself after the Krunk. You know what I'm mean? Yeah. It was the Haife, and the Haife went to Atlanta. Then from Atlanta, you know what I'm mean? It went to, where? Chicago. You know what I'm mean? I don't know what Chicago was then about Chicago. Chicago went crazy. So after it went to Chicago, they went fuckin' insane, right? What they do after that, they went to Detroit. Now Detroit got their turn. He's, man, we all like, yes! You know what I'm mean? Detroit going crazy. So then what you doing? Memphis? Then you got Memphis niggas. Memphis got their run, you know what I'm mean? It's that. So, you know, do you look at the bay, like, man, the bay don't get no love. The bay don't get this minute, it ain't your motherfuckin' turn right now. You know what I'm mean? That's hot. You gotta be patient. Yeah, or make it your turn. You feel me? That's what I'm gonna play.   He was like, who is this nigga tight low all night? I feel like- That born to score, go. Thank you, bro. Thank you a lot. I feel like a lot of, it's just we need to be more publicized in terms of the marketing and shit like that. I just wish we had somebody to really, like, I don't know. I think we got too many different cultures within the bay. Exactly.  That's really the culture. Bayer, you got so many different type of niggas. You got player niggas, you got pimps. You got niggas that just sell weed. I feel like they don't even know what to do with us. The hip people, you still got them. You still got your throwback hyphy niggas. But then at the same time, we ain't be shittin' on the ones we love. Too dope because you got somebody like Larry June, Larry June that nigga.   They love Larry June. He the nigga. You feel me? Like all boys should say he the nigga.  They everywhere, they love Larry June. That is true. You go everywhere. They love Pelo. They love G-Eazy. They love E-40. They love Short. They know Fad. You feel me? They love the niggas like, so I mean at the same time when they blow the baby, baby, baby, listen nigga, go grind. Go grind. Let me get up there. You feel me? You let me score niggas. I always tell your niggas to see him at the top. We go out of town. Like people always complain, oh my fucks cut to the bait and they show the out of town people more love than the people from the bait. You look for validation? But you don't do what the out of town niggas do. Yeah, yeah. Them out of town niggas is out of town. You niggas never left. Never left. You never left.    Even if they don't know who I am. I could be out there doing X, Y, and Z. You feel me? Then they catch on.  They love me as a human being, you feel me? And then it's that. Then there's that. It's other places that people do know you might not even know because nigga you don't go nowhere. What the most you ever did?   Miami Yaps the most of them. You very frugal on how you fly, nigga. So you don't even know if niggas love you for it. You don't know where they love you with.   Do you get outside? You like, see? They love you, that's real. Buy a shirt.  Yup, sex. Come on, listen, you know something, right? You know, I know. I'm talking about these niggas got millions of followers, right? You can't even sell out a 200 cap room, baby. Trust me, can you get them asses in them seats? You feel me? Trust me, I done been around the block.  I done been on four tours in one year. You know what I mean?  I done been places when there's 17 people on stage. I mean, 17 people in the crowd, I'm on stage. Yup. Still giving it to Wada. I'ma tell you something like this.    Mama. You know what I mean?   But oh, you know who that is? Yup, I did a feature with them.   I'm gonna go to your state and I'm gonna listen. I'm gonna grab something.   They make an excuse, a lot of people make an excuse.  Oh, some pizza and some pussy, that's hot. Yeah, we can do that now. That's what we gonna do. I'm not gonna let it like that. They'll put in our intro if he's on it.  Yeah, man, last question, I don't want to hold it. Oh, that's the last one? It's the last question, man. Oh, my God. You got any questions? I'm enjoying it. I'm comfortable, man. Well, I'm gonna ask the usual and this ain't crazy, but when's your birthday? What's your son?  Wait, what is it?  Yeah, guess it. Wait, what is it? When's your birthday? No, guess it. Oh, you want to guess? Yeah, guess it. What type of son? So, okay, tell me this. Are you more introverted or out of rudder, whatever. They call me a famous loner. That already let me know something right there. Okay, boom, boom, boom. You like to eat? Hell yeah. Boom. You tell, we just tell this nigga we just don't wait. I don't know what that might be. I don't know what that might be. No way, no might be. Oh, I love you, I love you. Are you family oriented? Hell yeah, big family. Are you a earth sign? Water sign?  You fire?  His moon sign could be water earth. His rising sign could be water earth. He's my friend. What I look like though, you can, one way I'll guess. You set fire, so I can guess on the fire. You just don't say I'm a Gemini, don't. No, I'm not, I'm gonna. I always say, you about your money, so Sagittarius, I always go with Baggaterius. Baggaterius. Baggaterius, boy they say Sagittarius. You know, whichever way you. I like that one. Okay, but what is it, what's the other one? So you said Gemini, Sag, or what's the other fire, I want Leo. So yeah, so you, Sagittarius, you a Sag? What is your name? What is it, nigga?     I used to be like that. Because Black Aries, I know my Niguelaria Aries, and that's all I know right now. I wanna guess that though. I'm gonna be real, I wanna guess that, so maybe we can look into your chart later, because I wanna guess the Aries. I'm an Aries, I'm a good Aries. So you be whining to your riches, do you? You said whining to them? Whining, like I know a lot of Aries that just be, they're sensitive, like they're actually very sensitive, let me not say whining, cause that's a negative connotation. But like they're more so sensitive, but they show it through being like, ah, but really it's like, they're like, I'm hurt. But is that- You don't think that's just me? I got about seven- I don't know.  I got about seven girls, I got about seven great, great, great, great, great, great, great girls, right. You can ask all of them, I'll give you the Instagrams, and I'll give you their number. What, you with them? These is your pictures?  Oh! I can't be, I'm good, man! What is this? These are your girlfriends or these are your clients? Nah, no clients at all, I ain't talking about none of that. It really tires. These are my girls, like, these are my girls, I love them, I condition them, they're amazing, yeah. What? Are you true to all of them? You said six or seven? Seven. How do you manage seven girls? Do they all know each other? Uh, about five of them, cool, each other. Are they all in the same area? Nah, they are, they all love it. Spread out?  I'm like that, I'm on that type of time, you know what I mean?    What?   Right, that's how I feel, too. That's just how I feel. I'm not even havin' no threesome in a girl that I need my cookies.  I ain't feelin' you serious. Yeah, nah, I'm cool, like, and you selfish or you just on that, I'm cool, I'm cool.  I'm straight, I'm straight, I'm cool.  Do you gotta eat all seven of them, they koochie? Now that's crazy. He said, do I have to? Could you? Yeah, I love all three of them. Yeah, I could, I could.  Nah, it's just, it's just when I pick my boys and say, I wanna play with it, one night I wanna play, it's not, we don't go seven in the house, like, you know what I mean? If I wanna like that, it's easy, I could do that, like, it's easy for me, it's cool. Like, I'd been runnin' play as I was, 13 years old, you feelin' me?  I had BBW runs, you feelin' me?  You didn't have the taste of the rainbow.  Yeah, you Baskin Robbins, all flavors are in there.  I didn't have black ones for a long time until I got, you feelin' me? I had my, you know, my big momma when it came through. How many kids do you have? Oh, it's like that?  No.  Really? Really? How did not know that? Yeah, that nigga has no signs or something. But he married though. He married?  Yeah, man, I got some babies up there.  I'm a kid. I'm thinkin' about that, I'm like. Okay, how about this, over six? What? Nah, no, no over six. Oh, okay. But it sound like five if he ain't singin'.  You gon' blame me, you forgot about me, daddy. I got six kids. I did not know you had six kids. I loved you. Yeah, if you got seven girls, you probably got about six kids. Okay, so tell me. Nah, there ain't no baby mommas though. Yeah, that's a whole new batch.  Like, it's my first baby momma, you feel me? Like, a hunnit, like, could do anything, keep it a bay in. Is there a reason why, cause she done been there through everything type shit?  Like, I'm talking about real, my first real woman beef was with her. You feel me, like, crazy, like, she started rapping and doing hella shit, she like, it got to that point, you feel me? But we stronger than ever, like, we a hunnit. Like, but nah, she don't get up in her shit, she got her time, like, she got her niggas, she, her niggas, you feel me, like, if she wanna deal with them and run her plays, like, that's on her, I respect that, you feel me? I ain't him, I don't like that, I don't even, I don't even really like, women that just be up on me all the time like that, like, you feel me? Like, if you got other sisters, just don't bring them back. So you don't care if they're broad even, it's fuckin' with another one? I don't know, I don't got nothing to do with me, what you doing with me, it's lit. So you are, you're an open relationship sort of dude, and that's fine because I feel like a lot of niggas need to, if you are not a monogamous man, you need to say that, don't leave a bitch on that once to get married. I've been in open relationships, I don't even know. I'm used to the women, I'm fuckin' with other niggas. I'm not playin' with you at all. I think I got, I think I got trust issues and I don't know why. I just don't comment on it because I don't like niggas, you feel me? Like, I'm not into niggas, so I don't really just like be tellin' niggas how to move and shit like that.  My personal opinion, I don't like it. If you got a woman, you feel me? And she treatin' you right and it's amazing. You stay with that. And I'm not just sayin' that because I'm on camera, you feel me? You don't need no extra followers. Like, I don't need no extra points and nothing like that, but like if you with her and she holdin' you down, it's a hunnit, you feel me? And you ain't even like that.   And you don't fuckin' like a woman, right? Man, you need a girlfriend. Stop, yeah, stop doin' it. And then the bitches always be weak. You be like, hold on.  She probably like a high six. Even be high six, but she a hunnit. Even when she hold it down.  And then it'd be the thirsty niggas. You ain't even got it to get at no 10 like that.  You gotta remember too though, these niggas ain't even delivering Hello.  Hello. Nigga, you, come on, bro.   I done been there. It's crazy.  Yeah. You know what I mean?  You ain't gotta be King Sloan and 10 or whatever. But you feelin' me? You gotta be a place. You gotta make sure a home pack before you step out. That's beautiful.  You feelin' me? You puttin' it down. You the provider. You make sure everything took and care of. You feelin' me? They never hear the word no. Hallelujah, all right. You know what I mean?  Right!   You making this look good. No, for reals! You know how you used to all learn these women. You got to learn these women. What are you doin' to you? You feelin' me? Every woman different. Like, you know, I sit there and go, yeah, I got seven. Nah, like, you know what I mean? It's cool. Like, I know what they like. I know how they wanna feel. You feelin' me? But that's even worse. Cool to know what they like. Yeah, it might be a day they shake me.  They might want some yellow today. You feel me? That's on them. Just don't bring them back. We cool, you know what I mean? Don't bring them. Listen, take your shoes off at the door. We straight. Hey, yes they me. Get in the shower. I'm not that nigga. Yeah, I'm not that nigga. What?  Man, listen. We gonna do our business, do our business, you feel me? Just don't bring back nothing. We can't get back. As long as you get in the shower, we can spend an hour. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah. I ain't, I'm gonna lie.  It's like niggas be low, keep running from the water.  It's cool.  Niggas be like, it's kind of overrated.   I don't like standing up and fucking. I want to really clean. I like to be on the bed.  Right, okay, so I have one last question for you. What does everyday look like for all black? If I'm in LA, if I'm out here, you feel me? I'm doing homework with Max, with my daughter. I'm doing homework with her. I'm pulling up, you know what I mean? I'm pushing up, I'm going to go sit down with people. I'm going bowling, you feel me? I'm a dog, I'm bowling.  Like I move around. I get up in one of my vehicles that's tucked that you'll never know. He said one of my vehicles. Yeah, under bucket. Hello. Every baby got an under bucket.  You know what I mean? Peace. You don't even know I'm up under your nose. You feel me? Move around, make sure it happen. If I'm on the East Coast, I'm in New York. I'm in a sleeve, you feel me? I'm riding around. You know what I mean? I'm going to go get food. What's your favorite borough? For the people that don't know what sleeve is. I ain't saying that. I love air. No, it's okay. I know I'm not doing that. I love the boogie downs. I love the Bronx. You feel me? I love my Queens niggas. I got real Brooklyn niggas, free Dusty low cane. You know what I mean? I got niggas at Hella borough. I was stuck with that song that, I think, did you have a song? With Dusty. It's called Burpees. Love that one. That's hot. Please go check that one out. That's hot. What? They love it.  Right. They be outside. They be outside. In the bay, they don't be outside.  Niggas be outside. Niggas be inside. In the bay, niggas be outside. You just don't see them. It's too much. They bounce out of the way. They bounce out of the way. You'll be like, hey. The street will be empty. Boy, you get out the car and be like, hey, check it out. Monkey, is that true? It'll be like five niggas. But you can't park right there. You can't park right there, Pete. It's bad. Yeah. The York niggas, they be outside. They be outside. I was racing late.  Like, you remember? All your daddy on the store? Oh, let's race, nigga.  Race it. You win if you win. You get $100. But I win. I get anything out this store, nigga.   I'm gonna use that one. Burnt in the smithereens. Burnty. Tati, no, let's go to the next one.  Huh? Was you fat?  And I had Tim's on. I seen the video. And I had Tim's on. What? And I had Tim's on. I'm in these niggas with Tim's on, with Stack G. I know that. I know that. That's right. Oh, y'all competitive. I'm competitive. He said the Tim's on. I was gonna be a racer than Brooklyn with Tim's. Right.  Like this. Sonny Boe? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm my nigga. With the dread. Oh, man. Sonny and Florence, a lot of my career, too. Like, you know what I mean? Real town bound. I love Sonny Boe. That's hot. Oh, well, I was raiders. My law's raiders, nigga. My raiders keeps us.  OK. Yeah. Yeah. I love Don'ts. I ain't gonna say nothing.  I ain't gonna say nothing. You heard. You heard. Thank you. I ain't gonna say nothing. I ain't gonna play with them. Hell, yeah.  But I don't. Y'all playing Santa Cruz. Yeah. I don't know. No, you know what I mean. Don't be trying to talk about Vegas. Right. That's crazy. All right. It is one of the most beautiful stadiums that somebody told me that it was one of the most beautiful stadiums that they don't play that ever. That is new. No, nigga. Oh, you talking about Levi's?  Yeah. No, man. Let that cat out the back there. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, you're throwing all of it at you. What's going on? Yeah, one of my friends. Oh, yeah. Your friend. That friend should be giving nigga. No, for real. That's what you're getting niggas killed. You my friend until you knock. That's how I feel. So the friend. I got a question. It's my little friend. What you say when your mama bring home a nigga? That's one of my little friends. Watch your mouth. Are you going to sleep? Yeah. I'm not going to sleep. Are you going to sleep? Yeah, it's her friend. And give him cheeks. Hell, yeah. You sound asleep.  Oh, I love it. I'm going to keep you asleep. I'm talking about when a friend come over, you get money. I love it.  And more time on the game.  He digging. Night night juice. My eating nothing. Ask her the question, Black. She's trying to run for him. So he is trying to throw y'all.  So a friend, right? Your friend. He got to take care of it. What's the proper rollout to him taking you out? Where do y'all have to go? What's going to give him the second date? Tell me. What's going to be the second date? Honestly, it really would just have to be. I know it sounds corny, but it really is the energy.  I always tell the nigga when he approached me, I don't do boring. So if I want to hop up and go to Universal today, if I want to hop up and do this today as long as we not working, that's fine. Of course we going to kick it in the house most of the time, but we got to keep it interesting. So I would say that. A man that can have an intellectual conversation for a show. We got to be able to be bouncing off at each other. They don't need to be no, oh, I don't really know, or just ignorant, and I don't do that.  Yeah. So probably the opposite of me. So who cracking first is my last question. Who cracking first? Target or what? Hold on, hold on. Who cracking first? Who cracking first? The funny nigga? Who ain't got no bread? Is he working on it though? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He here working pride girls, right? Then yeah.  No, then I'm going to have to go with my target dude, G-O-D. Because. No, who cracking first?  Who cracking first? Who hitting first? The funny nigga?  The funny nigga. I'm going to be real. Okay, over the nigga that's paying the bills?  Yeah, I said at least. Then now it's prostitution. You get what I'm saying? No, no, no. That is prostitution. That is? It is.  No, it's not. Why?  But he's paying for your service? To kick it? No, you paying the restaurant for their service. No, but he's paying for your meal though. He's paying for your meal. That's still tricking. Tricking his prostitution. It's paying for a meal at a restaurant. He's paying for a meal at a restaurant. It's paying for a meal. I mean for a meal. It's paying for a meal at a restaurant. Tricking. I'm thinking about this. So if it's not tricking, then it's not prostitution for the woman. No, in my opinion. But if you go out with your friend, that's not me tricking on my friend. But that's what the girls say. You know what I mean? That's what they call it. That's what the city girls do, right? The city girls on that type of time. If that nigga not paying my bills, he not paying for me out to eat. He not getting me fluid out, right? That's different. That's tricking. That's tricking. Right? They call that tricking. That meal too? No, if me and a nigga going out on a date to eat, that's just a date. That's not, we don't even got to put no politics in it. Now once we start having a fuck, I feel like then it becomes political.  You might expect more. Then you going to come back for the service nigga. You get what I'm saying? So then it becomes something else. But it's like, for example, say you and your partner go out to eat. Is that a service? No. You know what I'm saying? Are you not pursuing your partner? I'm here for a good time. I'm here for a good time, not a long time, right? So shout out to the prostitutes. I don't care how you get your grade, as long as you get it and you're safe. So it's only fans prostitution? I don't know too much about that word. Yes. Oh, okay. I love everybody. Me too. I love everybody. If you got only fans. Why y'all consider it prostitution? That's prostitution. I don't know. That's sex working. That's sex working.  But really no, it's not digital. No, that's a porno.  It's digital. That's a porno.   I feel you. They're porn stars.   So then it's a different kind of service, how you put it. So when these prostitutes is out here. If she getting recorded. So it's not, there's no longer prostitution once it's started recording? It depends what she do with it. It depends what she do with it. Is this getting saved in the gallery or is she bringing this to a higher profile?   Y'all put a comment. That is a good question. Or how about this? How about this? I got it right here.  Cool, whatever. I feel like. I never looked at Roxy Roodle as a prostitute. Oh, no. Okay, boom. I'm not going to lie. This is a hard one. Come on. This is a hard one. These are conversations that these women don't be ready to have. You know what I mean? And they going to slay you. It depends on how you answer. That's why I asked her that.  I mean a real, a pure woman. You know what I mean? Not to say they're not pure. But that's what I mean. They do want to get it. You hear me? Square or what I mean by square. But when you ask that, right? Because I ask it from your view because you're not in that form alone. Every time you ask a woman who has only fans or you got that. I'm not a prostitute. I'm not. But you just got flew it out. Right. Now that is. I know she didn't flew it out. Then it is. That's prostitution. That is. But say she doing it from her house and she playing with it. That's not prostitution. That's porn. That's porn. It's a different. I don't know what the difference is, but it is a difference.  Oh, I know. I know what it is.  She's getting paid from Viacom or something like that. A prostitute is getting paid. Boom, there we go. From the nigga. From the trick. From the transaction. Exactly. If the porn star is doing it with the company, that's with the company. Right. Is the company only fans? The company only fans. It's date. This is like a date. Nah. Why are you saying nah?  Women, they love putting it like that to make themselves feel better. Okay. Baby, that's prostitution. But why you say that? Because I listen. I'm listening. I am who I am. And I'm going to keep my comments for real for real to myself. But the comment I am going to speak on is that's prostitution. I'm going to answer that's prostitution. Straight up. That's prostitution. Can you tell us why or that? No, I really can't tell you why. Allegedly. Allegedly. But nah, that's prostitution. And you know what I mean? Until each of us own. You feel me?   You got to feed your babies. And I'm all for that. You know what I mean? But if you up on social media, like putting other women down.  I ain't no hoe. I do only fans. Baby, you the same thing. No. You the nicest hoe. Y'all in the same room. You listen. You are. You the nicest hoe. You the nicest hoe. And then even escorts think they better because they like it's not publicized. I'm doing it underneath the table. If you are only fans, right?  Shout out to only fans too. Oh my mama. Shout out to only fans. And you could do a whole bunch. You could house, give, jump over it. Everybody in the sex worker. What's the difference? What's the difference? I love everybody in the sex worker. I do. Get your money, boo. Get your money, sis. I don't pay for a little hoe. What? Yeah, I got some stories myself. Sheesh. AB. I'm like. What's the difference? You paid 200 for the hour? It was an hour. It was. I did it with somebody else. And yeah, it was a process. It was your man. At the time. Oh, that's it. Yeah, it was hot. It was a different country, Costa Rica. Costa Rica? Yeah. I love that story. He wasn't really happy though because he didn't realize that I already knew the gang because I come from a long, long time.  Like in general, even head, you know, they take it because I say business. Of course. N***a was over here. Irritate him. N***a, that's the gang.  No. I'm not. I'm not. If she had asked for my service. That's it. I'm not eating this. But I do eat. But I do eat Uji though. You believe that? I do. I love it. Love that. I do. You go crazy for that. It's hot. It is.  I didn't know if I would like it. Turns out I loved it. It's good. Wait a minute.  No, I don't. What? You don't feel that way. I know that way. I know it. I need some more heads before I come out. I know it don't work like that.   I can't. Did I just tell you my lineup? He said seven bitches, Lou. Seven bitches. They all better get up in the comments and ask about me. I don't know. I'm finna ask about him. I don't feel in them comments. I don't got none. I got no shame. So you was a previous chubby nigga.    You wasn't born fat. I wasn't born fat nigga.     Way before that. I would say way before that. Way before that. Way before that. When you eat somebody coochie, would you put a condom on? I kind of feel like if you eat somebody coochie, you got to hit rock. No, yeah. Wait, wait, wait. You said what? Eat the coochie, then put a condom on. I personally feel like if I eat somebody coochie, I might as well bust down and hit a rock. It don't make no sense. Yeah, I know. But I've done it. That's the way it is. That's the way I've done it.  So that's what condoms. You forget it's not just for STDs. It's also so that I don't have to pay child support for 18 years. Yeah. Makes sense. And you ain't finna get the one up on me, too. I'll let you hear raw. You got one up on me. Have a female ever, uh... How about a one up? You have me screaming extra loud. I'm screaming extra louder. How was that one? Oh, oh, oh. It's raw. This is way better. You know about to get all that extra from me. You have it so good. He's there.  I'm very dramatic. Wait, are you a talker? Wait, are you a talker? I love when it's a talker. But not too much. Don't be talking too much. Yeah. Don't be saying, yeah, yeah, yeah. You like that, yeah. You like that. I'm one of them. Oh, yeah. Go crazy. I'll let him look at me. I'm messing in there. What's your favorite color? What's your favorite color? What's your favorite color? What you eat?  If the head got you crazy. Glock, Glock, 3000. Or I start going. 19, 11, 12, 13, 14. Throw myself off.  What?  Some nigga got a change. When a nigga change that position, he can play by himself. Yeah, but that too though.    Yeah. 18, 12, four, five. What's the quickest you done met it? I'm stabbin' it up.  I love it. I think I got the record for coming fast. What? Two minutes? Putting the condom on me? Putting the condom on my momma. I didn't know that. The new condom was fast. But the worst time, I think the worst, it was bad. Like two minutes? I was like, no, it was bad. 50 seconds? I was like 15. What? And I'm fuckin'.  I know that's right. It matters what it is. I know that's right. But the fast I ever came, I had the condom on. Yeah. We had that leg open like this. Oh, that'll do it.  With the condom on one stroke. Yeah. What? I'm like ooh. You was too excited before. You were thinking by the way too much. I'm like ooh. That's what it was. That's it. The condom on one stroke.   That's why niggas now be nuttin' before. Have that ever happened though? Like on something like you get too excited in the beginning? I was younger. I'm a pleaser. I didn't sit with women for so long and win it. It's times where I'm going in. I force myself to go on. I'm that nigga. I'm that nigga. I'm that nigga.   I switched positions. It's a little tactic. I'm a pleaser. I don't believe in it. If she ain't coming, if she don't come multiple times before I even bust, that's selfish. It's corny. I really deal with grown women. I just got on there about five years ago. I deal with cougars, real old jeez.  Oh, this is going to be like get down here, nigga, and get to work. They don't play with it.  You feel me? I didn't talk early.  I didn't wait 10 hours. I didn't wait 30 minutes. 10 hours. You had 10 hours. And nigga, go home. I'm coming. You have any evil when they watch this, right? Actually, I'm coming. They're going to tell you. I got people that's going to vouch for me. I hear that.  They're vouch for me. So y'all going to put a comment.  You got to show. You got to show. I call on the phone too.  I call on the phone. We ain't going to lie. Call her right now. Call her right now, Pete. 10 hours. We're going to lie. But you got to really know. You got to really know, though, right? After this, I don't call a lie. But when we get off here, right? I'm going to show you all the proof. I'm going to go do the ad and see all that. I believe you. I want the people. He said that the people want to know that. I got a comment down below. But we going to get it. I'm going to show you. I already know black. I'm already know. I'm already know. I'm trying to get to know black. I'm trying to get to know black. So you're trying to get a little 10 hours. I'm like, what's happening? No, he said he treated them all good. I'm trying to be 8. Nick, I'm trying to be Ocho Sinko, baby. Ocho Sinko. I'm trying to play. I'm trying to be New York. You can come with your O9. I know you can come with your O9. You can come with your O9. Oh, my own bitches? Oh, yeah.  They spit on her. Hold on.   They'll love you. I love it. They'll chew you out. Oh! Chew spit hot. I gotta cook or that.  What? She cook? She cook? All black tap in with me. Don't play with me. I gotta be an intro right there. All black tap in with me. And they start the song. Please don't play with me. You ain't a real P.P. You don't know me. I'm getting hot. This is what I'm thinking about.  We really at the kickback.   No line.    You will be calling me. Send me Ella. Thank you, Nose. For real. Don't be actin' boozy. Actin' boozy. That's not fake niggas. That's not fake niggas. That's not fake niggas. That's not fake niggas. That's not fake niggas. I got some for you. All right. Lou, I don't know what you're gonna do for you, but I need to. I got some. Lou, I don't know what you're gonna do for you, but I need to. We already could pay for it. I'm gonna send some right back.  Hey, you know what I'm saying? Me appreciate you for appreciate me. No, that's not right. I'll throw you two. Man, I thought you were so nice.  You don't talk about... Yeah. Yeah, that comedy bag. Boy, you...   The funny nigga gonna crack everything. I know. I love me a funny nigga. You make me hard hard hard. I love you. You corsawed at the warrior game, man.  You corsawed at the warrior game. Corsaw is black, man. Corsaw is black, man. Nah, I don't be paying no attention.  You know what I'm gonna love, Steph. So we just... For real? You stepped my cousin. I'm gonna love Steph.  Steph, you go. So you can root for the teams.  When you get to a certain amount of seats, like a certain amount of lower seats, there's certain things you can say and things that you can do. You gotta have etiquette. I'm gonna be... You don't tell my mom. They don't love you.  That's the way he say it. I love you here. That's hella funny. I love you here. Me too. I love you here. I do. I do. Oh, that's hella funny. No, it's wavy. Black, you got anything you want to promote before we get up out of here?  I want to promote... Do too much. I want to say thank you to Lou. Thank you to Jordan for letting me come through this. Thank you. Appreciate it. I appreciate that. I want to say shout out to Savers University. I want to say shout out to my manager, Jada. That's the nigga. That's the glue.  My road manager, Twiz. You feel me? My whole team. I want to give a shout out to everybody. Everybody in the bay, man. Everybody. All these young artists coming up. Me and all niggas keep working. Keep grinding. Niggas around the corner. We all here digging for diamonds, bro. Before you get there. Hello. I love that little picture with the nigga holding the little... I love that one. Yeah, stay down like gum on the ground, bro. Stay posing to be chosen. You feel me? Always be the best they ever did it and got away with it. You understand me?  You understand me?  Aw, man.  What you teach me? Turn around. See what you teach me? Yeah, turn around. See what you teach me? See what you teach me? See what you teach me? See what you teach me? So, we're having a cheers for Rized. No, but Shaw got real strong. We got Rized. I'm just telling something inshith the crackers. Nah, for Shaw. Yo up this...  Shout out to Sonnie Bo too, man. That's my nigga.  Man, I love that boy Gutz. What's that? You Creanys konuşing. We lost Raiders gal, you know. Lost Oakland Raiders, man. Lost Oakland Raiders, man- for sure. Who y'all said, jewelry. You got anything to promote? Ain't you prepping? Oh yeah, I'm coming out with some merch. Best box is getting worked on right now.  I'm almost at a million on tick tock Let's keep running it up. I'm doing a giveaway. I'm flying to anybody city whoever the winner is I'm giving them an iPad and I'm giving them a thousand dollars and they're hanging out with me for a day So very excited about that. Um, yeah, just keep staying tuned because the Lord knows what I'm gonna do I made a tick tock two days ago What?  Put pain word ain't yes Yeah, man, all over the place like space the best ever didn't got away with it.  Yes, then me tap the link in my bio.  Shout out the whole squad man 85 south in uh Yeah from the beta la to the eight man. We outside Mr. Kelly kick back and uh y'all tap in appreciate y'all man.