Hello. Hi, everyone. Good morning. Hi. So, hello, everyone. My name is Rocio Valdivia. Thank you very much. So thank you for coming. I'm coming from Spain for Baricamp. So it's a pleasure for me to be here. I'm from Osuna. If you are a fan of Game of Thrones, it's the kingdom of migraine, so I'm proud of it. I'm a fan, so I like to say it. So I'm coming to talk. I'm a web developer. I'm working automatic in the community team, but I've been a body press developer for the last seven years. Well, it's a pleasure for me to be here, and I want to talk a little bit about how to contribute to body press. Because body press is a small family, and everyone is welcome to help, and everybody is welcome to contribute to the project. So how many of you have used body press? Awesome. How many of you have worked with body press, like in a project job? Cool. And how many of you have contributed to body press, to the body press project? Awesome. I love it. So only two. That means that I can, after this talk, maybe a few of you will know how to contribute if you don't know how to, and I can give you some ideas about how to do it, and to enjoy doing something that you like and helping to the project. So the first thing is how to get involved. So the first step that I will tell you to do is go to Slack. How many of you have a user on the WordPress Slack? Okay. Cool. Okay. So the ones that you don't know what is Slack, Slack is like this platform for chatting. All the global WordPress community is joined there, and it's full of channels. You have something like 16, maybe more. Yeah. Maybe I'm 60. So you can find channels for like nearly everything about plugins, about core, about translations, and you have some channels for body press. And in those channels, you can find all the body press people, you know, all the people that is getting involved with body press or interstitial body press and is working with body press and, you know, and you can interact with them, chatting with them every day is very nice people, we are very nice people, and everybody is welcome. So, you know, these are the four channels that you can join. The one where you can just chat with the people of body press, the body press team is the first one, the body press channel. So if you are interested in helping and contributing to body press, join Slack, join that channel, and just say hello to the people, and I'm sure you will get a very warm welcome. So that's the first step. But what can you do? So if you're interested about the development of body press every Wednesday at 20 UTC time, that is a chat, you know, the chat of developers, and you can join and you can give your opinion and you can give your feedback about the future of the features of body press. And the same day, two hours later, you have the chat of the developers who are working in the body press API. So in case, in case you're not on Slack, this is a URL when you can register, if you have a user, if you have already a user on WordPress.org, you know, it's an automatic process.  So how to contribute? How to contribute to body press? So there are a lot of ways of contributing to body press. You don't need to be a developer, you don't need to be an expert of body press. If you have used, if you use or have used body press, you can help. Everybody can help. There are a lot of ways I'm going to, you know, have a look at some of them, okay? So, sorry. So, okay, let's have a look at some of them, okay? How you can contribute whatever is your label.  And everybody's welcome. So, if you go to codex.bodypress.org, dash, participate, this URL, you can see a list of all the things that you can do to help with the project. And one of the first ones is documentation, you know? We need people to create just pages, you know, like user guides for normal people that are starting with body press. And they don't know maybe how to, I don't know, how to create custom fields. Or, you know, pages like that. So, just if you have used body press and you know how to, I don't know, how to manage the signings or how to manage the front end of the profile. If you know how to do something, you're perfect to do one of those pages. So, if you're interested on doing it, you can go to Slack, as I told you before at the beginning, and you can say to the people, hey, I'm interested in contributing. I would love to do some documentation. And you're going to get access to the codex, and you can start writing your first page in the codex. So, it's so easy. So, this is an example of one of the pages of the user guides that you can find in the codex. So, this is like user extended profiles. You have some sections, some screenshots, and just describing, you know, some of the functionalities of this page. Another way of contributing to body press is to share your knowledge. Maybe you think that you don't know enough, but everybody thinks that you don't know enough. I think that's something that all of us, you know, will always feel. So, the thing is that you always know more than another person. And if you can share that knowledge with the person and answering some questions in the forums, if you know an answer, that's another way of contributing to the project, helping other people to grow and helping other people to fix problems or whatever. So, you can go to bodypress.org. You can, you know, just register. I think you only need your WordPress.org username to log in. And you can just answer questions in the forums. And that's another way of helping the project to grow. If you speak Spanish, or if you speak other languages, you have other forums as well. This is not very common. I know that a lot of people here maybe don't know it. But in the Spanish, in WordPress.org, we have, like, our own Spanish forums, okay? And we have a forum just for body press.  It's very active, indeed, normally, yeah. And, well, so, this is a URL. And I'm sure that there is a lot of other forums in other languages that they have their own body press section in their forums, in the support forums. So, another way to keep updated about how things are going with a body press project. And if you're a developer, for example, and you would like to help with some new features and et cetera, you know, a good way to know, you know, then how the next, which are the next steps of the development of the project is to go to the vpedeval.wordpress.com, which is a blog with all the updates of the body press core team. And you have, at least, you have one post every week or two weeks. So, every time that there is a chat, a dev chat on Slack, they post a summary, you know, with all the points they have been talking. And you can get so much information about how the project is going, what is done, what is not, you know, what they're working on. And it's very valuable information there. And it's good to see that it's so active because there is more and more people working in the last year in body press. So, another way, if you're interested on getting experience, because a lot of people think, I'm too busy, I'm working, I, you know, I have my projects, I don't have time for contributing. Okay, it's true. I have been in that situation a lot of times as well. But the thing is that the more you contribute, the more experience you get, you know, and you learn, and you're specialized, and you focus on a problem, and you get a lot of experience, and you learn a lot of things about one specific module or one specific component of body press. So, if you want to learn, it's a great way of having the best experts giving you feedback about what you're doing. So, there is in the track, this is the track of body press. So, you can find it on track.bodypress.org, if I'm not wrong.  So, you can find a tag of tickets that is for beginners. So, as you can see there are in keywords, you can see good first bag. So, if you have never contributed on body press, and you would like to start, and with easy things, I recommend you to go to the track to look for that keyword, good first bag, and to start doing a simple thing, a simple and easy contribution, and it's a great way to get familiar with, you know, good practices, coding, et cetera. Okay, so in the track, you have a lot of, you can do a lot of stuff. You can repart bags. That's one of the things that are really useful for the developers, you know, when they are, for example, the beta versions, you can just open a ticket for announcements. So, if you're looking for something, if you're working in a project and you miss something in body press, you can go to the track, create a ticket, and to say, hey, I would love to see this because of that, and just create it, and maybe you can work on it, or you can find people that would love to, they think that this is a good, you know, functionality for body press. So, I encourage you to give that feedback, to open those tickets on the track, giving those ideas and announcements, reporting bags, and et cetera. And every idea, you know, is welcome. That is no crazy ideas. And body press started with a crazy idea, so I look at it now, so it's growing more than ever. So, another way of contributing to body press is translating body press. So, if you speak more than one language, I'm body press translator since 2009, I think. So, if you speak more than one language, you're welcome to contribute to like this. So, you can find, or you can translate body press on glovedpress.wordpress.org, if I'm not wrong with the URL. This is the status of the translation of body press into Spanish yesterday. So, yeah, we are in the 96%, we have some work to do. So, if you speak Spanish, you're welcome to help us. And it's very easy, okay? You just need, you know, with your wordpress.org, if you have never translated, you can come to me today and I will show you how to do it. It's just a two-minute tutorial, or one-minute tutorial, it's very easy. It's just go to the streams that are not translated and translated and it's very easy and funny.  You don't have the time, you're busy. But sometimes doing things like answering questions on the forums or translating a little bit of some streams is something that sometimes you can do in your free time.  And you can come back in two weeks and put in just little bits of you in the project, which is awesome, it makes you feel great, yeah. So yeah, intranslate.warpers.org, you can find, you know, all the plugins and it's a body-based to translate it. Or become a beta tester. This is easy. If you only need to install the beta version of a new release, and this is EMAF, this happened on a slide a few days ago when I was talking with the team saying, hey, do you have ideas? I'm going to talk about how to get involved with body press. And everybody was giving me ideas. Yes, talk about this, talk about that. And EMAF, he's a French, he's from France, and he's one of the core contributors of body press. He was very excited about getting more of it to testers. So that's super easy. You only need to install the beta version of body press and to test it. You know, if you find a bug, go here to Slack or go to the track, open a ticket and say, hey, this is not working in this version and I don't know, I'm upload a screenshot. And the more people we have with beta, you know, the more beta testers we have, the better and you know, the faster is the development or under release of the final version. So, and it's a very funny way because you only have to play with body press. You only need to install it, to play with it, to learn more about the new functionalities. You will be one of the first ones to see the new functionalities. Yep, I love it. And just that, I think I was faster than John. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Anyway, do you have any questions or something that you would like to share with me about contribution, about body press project? Oh, you prefer to have a break. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Okay, so thank you very much.


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What's up, this is Chico Bean. Hey, I am Carlos Miller. And I'm DC Young Fly from the 85 South Show. Hey, when you're on the move and you can't check out show out on YouTube, you can still check us out on the ApplePodcast app, our heart radio app, wherever you get your podcasts. What about Spotify? Yep. GooglePodcast. Absolutely. Alexa? Hell yeah. Hey, tune in every Friday. Listen and subscribe to the 85 South Show. It only makes sense. It was early in the morning and I was waking up. OK. Had a hangover because I've been taking stuff that I didn't even know that really was supposed to be taking. Now let me tell you how to dream and how it started shaping. Let's go. See, I'm chilling in my bed, but really on the floor. But I can't even tell which way that I just want to go. The left is going right, the right is going to the left. I'm hearing voices, but I'm at the house by myself. I want to go downstairs, but it's 100 of them. And then another 100. And then another 100. Damn. So now I'm stuck.     If I had some titties, I would grab them. Right.  But I'm not. And then it got hot.   So now I'm stuck up in the room that I originally was in. I'm just saying some words to see you. How you been? Damn.  I really had one blunt left, but it looked like a pound.   Now I'm stuck.  I didn't walk past where I want to go and ain't no chair. So I'm standing up.  And the only song that I can find is Usher and Let It Burn. And it ain't my turn. Y'all know how I feel.  But I had a headache. And I got them mixed up with the Advil.  I should have took it yesterday. How long has it been, my friend? Don't ever do this again. Now it was early in the morning, but it's late at night. I went to sleep for eight hours.  You ready? Yeah. Look. That's what happened to me.  That's just the way I came up. So I had to find the easiest way to just come up. I had a lot of niggas. Shit, the niggas wanted me to sell rocks. Niggas started slaying until I came up on a fad or not.  Niggas, everybody did this.  So I can be down with this. I hooked up with my nigga. He told me what to do. He said, join that fire deuce, that dirty south, that Hoover crew. Niggas told me if I see them, I would have to stay there. The only way out the game was six feet underground.  He told me to catch the square, nigga.  I caught that square and started squabbling with that nigga fast.  And then they said, yo, Pete, you're cool in the game. Then he said, smoke the first nigga that you see in Smokin' Rain. Hold up, I got the timing right there. The damage had been done. I loaded up the gun. I looked for the first sucker that I could spot for fun. Looked at Scarface was bumping, steady telling me something. He said, killing it ain't nothing. It all be in your conscience. Feelings for another nigga. Shit, I had none. That music robbed me of mine.  I creeped around that corner with that nine in my hand. I spotted that nigga unlocking his door, getting outside his van. I opened fire just to see how many times I could hit him before we hit the ground. I had seven slugs in it. And now they all call me crazy. Call me sick.  You can call me what you want, but I ain't about to put that gun up. I called up Mr. Sandman. Tell him, please, bring me a coffin. What's up, man? I like the freezer. Now it's your turn. Can we catch a beat?  Can we goddamn be on? You can call some bodies. I ain't going to catch a body. It sounded like it. Uh-oh. Can we catch a beat? Can we catch a beat? You going to see how I get out? Nobody. Nobody. Nobody. All right, let's hear me. Nobody. No beat.  Just a regular cool day, you know what I'm saying? All right, if I say something you might fail, just say preach, Percy, preach. All right, gotcha. Look, look. I heard a lot of war stories. Seen a lot of lies bad.  I should have got shot. But the buck shot, they ricocheted. I should have got killed. But my mama killed her knees in praise. I should have got robbed when that gun was pointed at my nose. Because there ain't no luck when the bullet holds all in your clothes. Look, you don't see me with no cross on my back. Jesus died for my sins. I can't copy that cat. But look, let me holly at you for me, then, man. You stand for nothing, nigga. You fall for anything. Look, five shots didn't drop him. He took in his smile. That was too far, I used to say, wow. Look at him now. Look, you don't understand the pain that I didn't deal with and all the drama and all the anger that I seen with him. We was born dying, headed for the casket.  I got a lay in it. I closed my eyes, asked God, please speak your mind. He told me, he said, preach, preach, preach. I said, what? Preach. Preach, preach, preach, preach, preach, preach, preach. Yeah, but look, man, my mama told me, look, Percy, you're going to be a preacher. I told IMB, no, I'll be preaching all your five speakers, but I can see it under my eyes. A lot of pain inside. But I put that on God. It's me up against all odds. Because one day you're here, the next day you're gone.  But today your mom, the streets got my heart. But they ain't got my soul. I'm OG Percy, nigga, the greatest story that was never told.   So preach, preach, preach, preach, preach, preach, preach. But let me tell you a little something about Domestown. That's what I ain't with. See, we the truth. You can bring all the hell that you can come with. Look, I keep that Bible in my hard head. Because when we leave this place today, we got to go back where the war is.  Because all we got to say is, Jesus, demon's gonna scatter. Look, I got that mind of the man that's inside you. You can run, you can hide, but he gonna find you. And like I say, it ain't no getting away. And when I finish preaching today, the devil gonna have to take his hands away. Look, prepare. For spiritual war, this is combat. Because I didn't see you son go to the war and don't come back. Come on, preach, preach, preach. That's what we doing, person? Preach, preach, preach.  Hey, Nell, I'm in the car. It's me and Jesus. It's like two or three guns in between us. And I'm driving.   I'm like, Lord, you on probation. You don't need to do it.    Man, you ride by his crib. I'm gonna shoot him up, Los. I'm like, no, Lord, not me and you.  But the Lord had a motherfucker chop on him. And he, they look up in his eyes. It wasn't no stopping homie. He said, if I see this nigga tonight, he ain't gonna make it broke. And I'm like, I'm with you, Lord.  I'm like, just give me that one right there. That's by my phone. I got that pistol on my lap. We in that old school.  We stopped by the stove.   But they was talking good. And she was walking good. And they was just locating right in our neighborhood. Right there up the street. One for him, one for me. And they had another one. She was the real freak. So me and Jesus ran into some hoes. And he was like, Los, you know what I'm saying? Like, I know. Let's go and see what's up with him. No. Breach, Los, breach. I am real tough. All right, let's see what we know. You about that time, man. Jesus. Hey, man. Yeah, that was fire. Hey, man, person foremost, I would like to welcome Diamond Stone, the OG person, to the trap house. This is the 85 South shoulder shot, man.  Diamond Stone, how you letting go of OG person, man? Man, honestly, bro, it was like, OG person was one of those people from Fort Worth that you always heard about, but you never seen him. You know what I'm saying? Because he was locked up. So I was at work one day, and my partner told me, like, man, OG person, show no mercy. That's how my daddy cursed me. And I'm like, nah, bro, he never heard of him. It's like 2014, you know what I'm saying? It's right when he was, he just had a guy out of prison out of the first unit, like in 2010. And he got into, he was doing battle rapping real hard. He was hitting like millions. At this time, he just hit a million views on YouTube. So I started watching all the battle raps and stuff like that. And then it was like, what, 2017? I ended up meeting him. And just here recently, last year, I interviewed his son, PMG guy. And I ran into him again, and I told him, I said, man, we gotta get this interview in, man. And like, last year, August, we hit the interview. You know what I'm saying? I really, just from the battle raps, I knew everything about his life cause I started like studying him. You know what I'm saying? I was really on him. And I was like, man, once I got into the blogging, I was like, man, I gotta get OG Percy, you know what I'm saying? I gotta get this interview, you know what I'm saying? He got something to talk about.  So like, once we did that first interview, man, I'm like, you know what I'm saying? The rest was history, you know what I'm saying? All right. Yeah, goodbye. OG Percy, show no mercy, man. That's the way my daddy cursed me. Come on, man. Yes, sir. Introduce yourself to the 85% of another man. Man, first of all, I'll say, man, I appreciate you salute you, Carlos, man. Man, I appreciate you. You're a pal over there. You're a good man. Man, Sam. Hell yeah. Man, the hospitality's been great, man. Never been treated better in my life.  Shit, never been out of Fort Worth. Come on, man. Yeah, I game, man. I got stuck in the city for real. So what was it like, man, first getting out the city for the first time? Same, man. So it's like going to heaven. You hear me? Yeah. You hear me? You hear me? In the sky. You did what I'm saying. That's how I looked at it. When I was in the class up there, you hear me? Yeah. Yeah, it was a change. It was a trip. Yeah. It's like you moving on somewhere. You hear me? Then when I looked down and seen the class, and we was above the class, and we were still, I was like, yeah, we ain't in the class? The class down there, and we still flying.  You hear me? Yeah, man. That was crazy. That's dope as well. That was crazy.  That was crazy. Shout out to ATL, man. We down here, man. They running up on me like I'm still in forward. Right. Like I ain't left the city.   Tell them about the tour, man. Man, you know what going on, man. The tour going crazy, man. Should I say it again? Yeah. We're going to be in Biloxi, Sacramento, Charleston, Seattle, and a little bit more. If you want to know, go to the 85southshow.com, Negro. OK, man. Hey, man, we back. We coming to all them cities. He just named. You did. And some more cities. Come on. And we coming to see the 85% of us. Yeah, man. We going to have titties in the building. Titties. Listen, I'm talking about that time. Put them, pull them out. We done been through a prank, then pull the titties. Hey, they going to be like, ooh, we been missing them titties. Now, one thing we can and should, we can create a safe environment where you can pull the titties out. Yes, we can. Yes, we can. And we have proven that. Right. You hear me? We have grandma's smoker weed that's on oxygen tanks. And they having a baby. Nigga can't say how I showed on Inspire. I talked to that lady family. She doing well right now. She doing good. Salute, man. Salute, I take it. Yeah, man. So come check us out. Make some more of this. Peace. I ain't even going to lie and to be honest. To be honest, we miss y'all motherfuckers, man. I miss y'all too, man. Are you proud? Oh, that was a great walkout. That was a great walkout. We got to do it again. And to be honest, man, to be honest, nigga, we miss y'all motherfuckers. One more. One more, bro. One more. OK. Nick, out of be honest, Nick, we miss y'all motherfuckers. Hey, man, we out of here. I'm like, goddamn, we not even. We in ATL home. And I seen one kid run up and my boy, he got like, wait, hold on a minute, who was you? And he said, man, I'm just a fan. And then he said, I didn't see in your rap battle. I said, yeah, he a fan for real.  And you start with the rap battles, that's when you start with me, you know what I'm saying? But I started way before the rap battles.  You can be who you want in a rap battle, but I was really just being me. And they didn't know that until they started really studying me. Right. Yes, sir. Brian, it's like, you got a very interesting story, man.   Why did you develop that fucking, that storytelling ability?    You gotta get up on this nigga, man. Just studying myself, man. When I tripped down, I was like, dang, you know, I'm just really just, I'm just telling me, rapping. Rapping, you know, Scarface always was my item, rapping. Yeah. Always, I grew up on Scarface. From the best story teller. Say, real talk, you know. And really, I used to listen to Scarface and what he rapped about was really, I was living it, even if he wasn't. When I talked to him around a while ago, I say, the music had me robbed. Blinded, the music robbed my mind.  Yeah, that's the Scarface. I always put Scarface in when I want to go do something or zone out with the drugs. You know, without the drugs, then the drugs and the music, that was the killer. Back then, the drugs and the music, if you know shit, get on the drugs, the music don't rob you after that. And I was like that.   He said, Percy, you be doing with the music. He said, you do it. I be like, what? You know what I'm saying? He said, you be doing the same thing the music be talking about doing. I be like, I said, do it. And then I got, you know what I'm saying? Just being me. I didn't know my life had been through that much until I just started paying attention to it. Then I said, shit, well, you know, I went through this, too, then. What shit? I've been through this, but by the time I realized it, I used to just rap about it. Sneaking in my raps. That's how I could tell my story. I didn't know I could just tell it with that, the music did what I'm saying. To diamond, you know, you come in, you got to still say it. I ain't got to still on stage, no. When you cut the music off, I feel ain't a rhythm to nothing no more. Then I tried battle rap. Right. For the first time I see it. I become the most viewed battle rapper in the south. Yeah. The most viewed battle rapper in the south. Oh, yes. Yeah.  Shout out to my son, Black Caesar, man, Papa. Shout out to my other son, J-Rock. Don't you wish your daddy gave you shoutouts like that? Yeah, yeah. Shout out to my son, Pernell. Shout out to Payton, PMG, free to go. Shout out to the insane. That's Presti. Shout out to Perrion. Shout out to, um, um, um, um, Price, my football player. Shout out to Pashinell. Presti, I mean, Priestie and Marquise. How many you got, OG? I got 10 babies, seven boys and three girls, man. Them the kids, man. Yeah, that's the squad. That's my, that's my game. That's two squads. Yeah, that's the old squad and the young squad. I got the young squad. Honey, you got the old squad and the young squad and the sub. Yes, sir. That's what's up. They love their daddy. They opposed to. Yes, sir. Like, it's daddy's man.   You got to be that, though. You damn sure got to be that, man. I don't be around. But it's just like being, you know, the head of the family, so much comes with it. Oh, yeah. Hell, yeah. And then, you know, 10, that's an army. Yeah, seven baby mommas. Shout to the baby mommas. Yeah. That's seven of them. Shit. All on P-name. Woo! Oh, yeah, but I named all the babies. I've been there from day one. Yeah. Yeah. When you not around, they can name Cheerio, Brady Bunch, anything they want to call you. You hear me? Yeah. Them her dad.  The real baby daddy, but yeah, yeah.  It happens to some of the greats, man. Yeah, it do.  Shout out to them niggas, too. Right, right. I feel like at some point in every nigga life, they're going to get a baby blamed on them.   Yeah. When she blaming the baby on you, and it can almost be you, that's a wake up call. You work with my family, boy.  Then you get that Nevermind text. Back out, though. Boy, they almost got me. Early, too. Early. It was early in the summer.   A tip for my crib, man. One time I had a baby, a chick that I was just so in love with. Shit, I stopped gang banging. I said, I got two jobs.  When he got into the apartment, you know what I'm saying? Me, she black, she chocolate-like me. I moved in the apartment. See, I turned the whole bedroom into a goddamn me or nursery. We got the goddamn me, the little spin-off things, and the whole gold nerdy seat, everything. The little walk-ins before the baby even get ahead of everything. Goddamn me. So goddamn, I got a car one day. Shit, my mom would say, uh, uh. Person, you don't care to have the baby. Goddamn. Me, she couldn't have it. I would've been the first to know. You did what I'm saying? That's the guy. Look at it, don't start shaking your head. Let me shake my head first, dude. Let me just think about it, man. Mama knew. Man, hold on, man. As soon as I heard the name, I was like, ooh, ooh. Candy. Oh, man, come on, look at it. But anyway, she said, candy at the baby. I like, mom, she at the baby? Yeah, you on point.    They trying to get it in first, you hear them? So I said, mama, nah, I said, nah. And she said, well, baby, don't even come up for it.  Just cause she didn't tell me? She said, nah. She said, that baby, that baby look like a Chinese. You hear her? I said, Chinese. I said, but that baby's black as that shirt, and I'm purple. You hear me? She said, she should have came out, no color then. She should have came out this color or something like that. You hear me? She said, baby, yelling is a diamond. You hear me?  Kind of find out my little pot of brine had been knocking out. Hey! Say, but come on, man, I'm damn. Look at that get mine in first. Damn, damn, let me get mine in first. You hear me? See? Boy, niggas is low down, boy. Damn, brine.  Hey, bro, come on down here. She the head of our baby. What do you mean, all right, baby? He got your feet, bro. He got your feet. Both of them, I'm taking the feet.  Oh, now, what's this?    I had five lads in my pocket. I grabbed my two-picture books out the house. Damn. And I walked off, and I jumped in this U-Haul, one of my pilots said he was going to Houston. I told him he could drop me off in Fort Worth. Cause I knew if I had a stage, I didn't know.  You heard me? I grabbed my two-picture books, had five lads in my pocket, and hit Fort Worth and never went back to that little town. You heard me? Damn. I'm like, damn. You haven't seen her since? I haven't seen her plenty of times. Knocked off in there, things, you know what I'm saying? You do it again? No, I never do it again. You knocked off after that? Yeah, but like, everybody watched this. You know what I'm saying? Everybody like, what, 15 years later, you hear me? Oh, man. Yeah, way, way down. I wouldn't brought it back up while I'm in them guts. You remember trying to blame the baby on me? You know you're going to pay for that. I don't even want no pussy. You remember trying to blame the kid on me? Yeah, yeah, you're, you're seeing the child, too, like that. I don't know yet. I didn't see the child until the child got older. Beautiful girl named Breanna, man. She still got my first name, episode called, bro, her daddy going to see this and be like, what? Hey, yeah. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.     Man, talk about something else, man. Come on, man. Same. But watch this. You know how many niggas going to do that? Yeah. Go do the same thing.  Yeah, yeah, that's real tough. Well, this ain't they show anyway.  Oh, yeah, you know, you're double back, same. Well, you know, you grow up to get real fine and fine. That grown lady just sitting in on you. Shit, you can't. Come on, man. It's everything you just see. One for the road.  Y'all need that. You rap for that time, though, didn't you? You're going to pay back the motherfuckers. Say that point, that revenge deal is a bad motherfucker. And you talking about Porn Hood while the gun. We don't do Porn Hood no more. It's fans on it, you hear?  That's what I read on one of your things. I just can't subscribe to no pussy. After I see it, about two or three times. Yeah, it's a rap.  Yeah, that point.  You got no more? I don't know what they're doing on the only fan. Is it like a story?  You can go and say, God damn. I know I know who that is. Is that? Yeah, that, that, that, dude. Let me see if she got a mold right here or a tattoo. I feel like only fans is like, here nigga, damn, a tittie. Give me the money. Oh, damn. It's real aggressive for some reason. I don't feel like it's anybody.  They might be playing got new spades on them up.  Oh, that's your office. Hold another fence. That's it, mine for it. Niggas used to seeing women take clothes off.  Get dressed. You just keep rewinding to, rewinding to the report. Yeah, to the naked part.  Being over or something. Being that started over. You know how a woman can make a lot of money on only fans? Is just sit there and listen. Yeah, OK.  Bruh, she just listening. She being quiet and just listening.  She ain't talking back or nothing. She just listening.  You going to put something in the air?  I'm trying to get to the get for a minute. See, I'm trying to get out. Thank you, mother.  I'm going to play it. I'm going to play it, man. Chris, listen.   You hear me?  What the gaffers that? You hear me? That's all you need to hear. I'm playing with me. You hear me? Nah, I'm going to come over here. There's nothing more.  I'm going to quit, man. I have my stories. No penitentiary stories. They're infamous Ferguson unit. That Ferguson unit. Yeah, man. Yeah, the STG unit. Bruh. Yeah. You didn't tell some horror stories about that, mother. There's always stories to tell. Hell, you need life. Ferguson don't run out. It's going to be there. Been there since 1958. You hear me? Yeah. Penitentiary business since 1958. Yeah. What's that nigga name? Whatever. Whatever. The baddest motherfuckers they got, they been to them motherfuckers.  Damn, man.   Yeah, man.   I think with the purple do-rag, we making them beats.  That's the nigga. That's the truth right there. You rap on them all? I rap on anything you put on. You put on Chinese beat, the elevator beat. Don't tell him that. He put that techno on, bro. No, please don't do me like that. You trying to get that on me. He said that.  That's what he's saying to me. That nigga got that purple do-rag on you. You really can't tell him that. He ain't crazy. Say, can you cut this up here? I'll run you. Oh. A little bit more. What's this? I'm going to go. All day. Look. I ain't never had sense till I found Jesus. But I ain't never killed a man.  I ain't never seen the dead rise till he rose in me. Look, I'm a real, real child of God. Supposed to be linked in. Let me talk to you a minute. I used to hang with the bed because the good put me out. I used to think life was bad till the good came out. It sprinkled dirt on my name because they couldn't figure me out. They threw dirt on my name until they built them a path. They threw dirt on my name until they built them a map. But look, God made me out of dirt. That's why I'm here now. Look, all they did was build me in. Reach. And they couldn't see how. I got to tell my haters now, please throw dirt on me now. Look, my faith long. Shit, my praise strong. But if you ain't got God, you're doing something wrong. Look, man, I've been saved. I'm trying to turn the homies on. Look, I've been off. I'm trying to give them a clap phone. They say, Percy make it rain. Shit, I ain't got. They say Percy make them shed. Shit, I ain't the Lord. Look, but I am going soon. That's why I've been chosen. I'm trying to follow him. Man, he got the positive choice. Look, even Jesus got a star that I can't find. Look, if this rhyme wouldn't have had God, this rhyme wouldn't be mine. They call me true testimony. Shit, the Bible ain't lying. Because when I walk into the church, they call me the comeback child. Hey, take three L's to the head. Like love, live, life, then you're dead. Look, Jesus can only be found where you live. Damn, that where the world was my friends when I needed them. Look, I give God my all. Never cheated them. Because I don't like being in bungee. I like freedom. Look, I'm the truth. No lie. Can you dig it? Right on. God made me a giant. Not a midget. Come on. I'm clean. Look, not a stain. Not a smidget. And being saved is so cool. Damn, I can dig it. Look, I'm proud of who I am. Not who I used to be. Shit, no looking back there. That's who I used to be. I used to fly high. Shit, I end up crashing. I was doing bad, doing bad like Michael Jackson. Damn. So sad. Some say that's where y'all live. These niggas say that I'm bad. So keep smashing. What that mean? Don't stop. Keep going. Keep rapping. Shit, look. I'm on time.  So keep clapping. Look. Let me put this down. Look. From me to you. Shit. I heard the middle say get ready. Diamond said, boy, you're going to need a suit. Shit. I said you better make it two. One for me and you. Shit. Taylor made my diamond strong. Look, nigga, we the truth. Y'all can tell. I'm going to head with this one. Born and died, raised on Easter and Christmas. Where the Christmas at? No. Amen, amen. I'm the preacher's pet. My flow's sick. You can hear it. The pastor said I need to seal that. Damn. And I ain't met a blind eye that can see me yet. Look. I'm on the doctor debate. Fishing for a catch. I got a guard idea. Shit.  I have him everywhere. Look, look. I ain't got a glimpse of him. Now he ain't trying to go. You can catch me in paradise. Shit. Shit, I'm with my folks.  You can find me riding first class with a million diamond coach. Now we're riding first class. Them niggas ride coach. Hey. Boy. Preach first and preach. Boy. Hey, man.  Hello. Hey, man.  Hey, look, man. Check this out. You better come and sit. I already told you how to ride with Jesus. And he had things on.  Welcome back to the 85 South Shore. Yo. Yo, man. A.K.A. O.G. person. Yes, sir. He died on the Stone TV. Nav Green. Man, this nigga Nav down there with Eddie Murphy didn't tell him anything. He righted up with Eddie Murphy and did the same thing. Bring him. Bring me up.  What's that?  O.G. person needs to know, man. No, man. Right, man. Look at that. Look at that. What's up?  No, damn it. He saw how he laid. He saw how he laid back. Like, damn it. Yeah. O.G. like, he's looking at you like, what you want me to do? Right. He was right there with Eddie Murphy, man. Yeah, man. He was right there with Eddie Murphy, man. You guys need to know what he got you got though. He was right there. Right there with Eddie Murphy, man. Right there with him. He got the, that's the look we're looking for. There you go, right there. Y'all see? I know when we last met, right before a lot, bro. But he could have just like, threw my name out there. I was in the 17's. Wait, God, damn. What? 17's. You know, anyway. That was a cold play. O.G. person, man. Did you know that you was reaching so many people with these videos? You were dropping. I really didn't know what, back when I first started doing video shit, I thought a thousand was a lot. I ain't gonna lie, I said, wait on it. I remember my son ran the room and they said, daddy, you almost hit a thousand. You got 800. I said, well, I do. We got up, we went to the little thing, we looked. I said, yeah. I said, like, 8.57. It's about like, took a month to get there. You hear me? You know, when God blessed me and told me to keep doing what I was doing. You did what I'm saying? In my spirit, he said, keep doing what you're doing. I didn't want a battle rep. But he said, don't take his word and use it for the other side because I didn't give it to you for that. So when I started using it for both sides, it started climbing. I started looking at the numbers. Right. He started saying, you know, I was doing a lot of banging, a lot of killing in my rep because I knew that's what the youngsters was feeding on.  I'm gonna give it to you to build. You did what I'm saying?  You know how you do? You gotta do like a baby. Feed them like milk, you know what I'm saying? Throw them a little bone every now and then. So I say that to say this. I sleep a little guard in my rep every now and then. Right, right, right. I'm real cool in there. And they're biting. And they started to care about it. And I started seeing they were biting that more than anything. And every time they bit that, the numbers kept growing. Numbers kept growing. And I was like, God damn, one and I had a thousand. Took a month to get a thousand. When God started working shit, I went in there one day, a man called me and said, we out in the street stars.  I said a million views and what? He said, you almost finna hit a million views, man.  They ever hit a million anything in battle rap. It's better yet in the south. I said, what? He said, yeah, man, you got a million coming up. That was a meal ticket.  When I started telling the real stories, you know, how we got there and they put attention really, really, really, you know, can drive you and put your mind in them numbers when they claim they started listening. See, it feel good to wake up and be out in 24 hours and got 30,000 views every time you drop. You hear me? That's what the numbers looking like now. You know what I'm saying? Every time we drop something, no less than 30,000 people, you know what I'm saying? I didn't know there was that many people. I didn't know I was gonna start knowing people till niggas started running the same. You OG party. That's what I got down. They started, they ain't like that. Then I started singing. They started paying attention.  Fort Worth was just a piece. That was paying attention.  They ain't never been lying.  It'll scare you if you knew. But just think, even if it was, even if it was 30,000, the chances are you would run into all 30,000 of them.  That's that glass. Who that out there? That OG person? That's that. What's up, man? I would come out there, but don't watch me come, but I'm a full child, bro. Man. It's everywhere.  We out here, though. Yes, sir.  Because they let a nigga know. They tell you the exact moment. Nigga, I seen the one. Yeah. Yeah.  I know who you is. Yeah, that part. Yeah. Yeah. Really talk. It's everywhere. Man, people love that shit, man. They want to be a part of the movement. It makes me feel like they know you personally. Hell, yeah. That's what it's so dope watching y'all just build a movement, you know, organically down there like that. The story is very entertaining. Yes, sir. Hell, yeah.  I couldn't read coming up. I tell everybody to tell us from the crib. I want a good reason until I got put in the penitentiary. Locked down in solitary. You know what I'm saying? That's a lot of things these young niggas out here doing know. They really act bad to get their education. But they don't know when you act bad, you end up in the penitentiary. Without their education, it's going to cost you more. You get what I'm saying? And them niggas, and what they don't know is niggas been in that penitentiary since the 50s, since the 60s, since the 70s, since the 80s, since the 90s, and you the millennium niggas. I'm just not hitting y'all. 20 years old. Oh, yeah. You the 21? Yeah, y'all. Y'all turning the dough down right now. And they feeding after them. They don't know. They just like dropping a kitten in the line then. You hear them? They eating them young niggas up when they coming in. Them young niggas don't know till they get there. Till they get there and find out. Yeah. It ain't what they made it. I ain't never made a penitentiary sound good to nobody. I ain't tried to. But the weak, the weak mind would see that because they'd say, he's praising prison. He's praising his non. He's trying to keep your daughter, your son from making that same mistake. And if you listen and catch the message, instead of the mess, you gonna, cause they just don't know how to get it. They get the beginning. They don't need the whole, that's the mess. They don't get the whole message. You did what I'm saying? That's how, they stop right there and they feed off of that. A lot of them right here.  You hear me? Yeah, a big lie, you gotta do these rise and slide. But they didn't tell you, you gonna end up in that motherfucking 25, 30 and 40 years. 20 and 35 days that you're there.  You hear me? Yeah, that's what it's built for. That's what I'm here to let them know. You know what I'm saying?  That nigga 40. 40? Okay. In my book, watch this, watch this, in my book, youngster. Young nigga, he ain't never 40 too. He think he got it, but he almost there. He in the third quarter. His shoes soft at the bottom. I don't know if it's bad that he believed you that I'm 40. Damn, come on, don't do that. Nah, this one of the realest niggas ever. Come on, man.   Yeah, he the truth. I listened to him while he got, he snuck a lot of them in there. Yeah. I'm proud to be sitting at this cat's right now, man. Bro, this is the trap house, man. Yeah, and seeing that. This is just the platform that we built, you know, for black excellence. Right, right. So black people can be on here and be excellent, man.    Yeah, yeah.  A waste, yeah. You're sitting at the crib right now scared to pursue, you know, they real dreams, man. Yeah, yeah. Like, nigga, go outside, nigga. That poor. Yeah. It's a trick to life when you're supposed to take your little, take your skills and use them bitches for yourself.  But that's the trick.  If I get the same hands with them, nigga can't outdo y'all here. I don't think I would. Can't outdo y'all. Can I come back here? Yeah.  How about that? Yeah. Can I get a welcome back? What do you mean, man? Hell yeah. That's what I'm talking about.    People watching, man. You're entertaining people now.  Right.  You hear me? Yeah.  I appreciate that. Yeah.  Don't people walk it in? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  Truth.  Violence. Let's go. Car chases. Explosions. Hostage situations. Yeah, man. That's what the 85 South Show is. This is just a whole bunch of organized chaos. Right. Right. Yeah. Shout out to everybody. Shout out to everybody. Yeah, man. I might like some more of this weed. I don't get high. Okay.  Get tough.  You know, like, not on earth. I'm just saying, like, not in the room. Okay.  I told you, bro, Atlanta's something else. Yeah. You gotta see it. What that murder works like. See, full of mayhem, man, and murder, man. Yeah. Feel the mayhem and murder right now, man. Yeah.  Yeah.  Let me see that one.  You did what I'm saying. Yeah. I seen gangbanging come, leave this motherfucker for a good six, seven, eight years, and then it's back. I said, and it's more, it's more ruthless than it used to be. You hear me? There ain't no rules to it no more. There ain't no rules to it. There ain't no rules to it no more. There ain't.  It's the Wild Wild West. Now it's for real. It's open gun, carry now. You hear me? Yeah. Back to the Wild Wild West. I know. Yeah. The setup. That's why I don't be out there like that. Yeah. That's why I don't want to be out there like that. I don't want to be out there like that. I'm trying to get out there.  Yeah, you hear me? Yeah. Yeah, but it's a whole world out there. Yeah, if God got me to work there, that's where you understand me? Shit, that's where I'm going to work. Yeah, you hear me? That's what we've been telling you all the time.  Right. Just think you a whole new Hampshire.  Nigga, I moved to Vermont. It's beautiful in the summer. Yeah. Right. Your nigga's got to move around and see this bitch, man. Yeah. It's a whole world out there. Yeah.   What? Damn. I been goddamn. I been damn. You think it's nice? Yeah. You think it's nice? Yeah. Right on the sidewalk. Nah. But the craziest part of Atlanta. Yeah. That part. Welcome to Atlanta. You think it's nice? Yeah. You hear me? Yeah. He's still loving it. I can't believe you stayed. I want to know.  What happened?  We're a nigga for comments then. Yeah. I wouldn't love.  The cold part about it.  The cold part about it. When I came back, back, he laid his head right there by there like this. Like it wasn't laying there. You hear me? Come on, man. That's the cold part.  You think it's nice? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.  You see something, nigga? Yeah. Yeah. All my stomach is hurting.   They laid it right down. Yeah. Lay it right on side of me.   Damn, I was hoping for a good and loud at a store. And they didn't even know if they were here. That's one thing. Oh, okay. See, I seen a nigga sitting in the middle of the street and go to Eam. Got them, had his Fulver Ladder and see Red Lids in the street round the red like nigga went to Eam to the pole. What's the sound you said?  Bruh, okay. I was like, yeah, dance, nigga, dance. Let me be going to the shelter at night, bruh. So it's a shelter downtown. And they be looking like a thriller movie. Them motherfuckers do it. Nah, I'm real talk. Yeah. Nah, of course. Yeah, I got a different kind of time here, though. Thanks a lot.  Yeah, it's a different kind of time.  These niggas challenge you, too, now. Yeah. But why are you talking to them? I see the nigga down there with a work boot and a tennis shoe on. What are you doing? Heading down that way.  I got a worse one than that.  Come on. I'm going to let that soak in for a minute. I seen a nigga down there with a real foot for the wooden league. Let that soak in. I'm going to let that one sit. That's what I seen.   You hear me? Amen.  You think that's strange?  That nigga, see, he caught on. That nigga, he smart. It's this white dude.  Cameraman, that or that. He's missing this finger. But this finger real long. Let's go.  He came to my show and he put them up for it. It was like two middle fingers. Come on, man.  He like, look, it's like coming to all your shows. I'm like, what else you do? He's like, nothing.  Like this one was gone. He was born without that one.  I ain't got nothing bad to say.  That nigga, let him check him. I know he a fighter boy. He played chess. You hear him? I'm like, you play chess? Play chess or not? I'm from Mississippi. We don't have many opportunities. OK. OK. Old white man walked by and see a nigga playing chess.   Yeah. Look at him, look at him. Chill out, Los. All right, I'm sorry. But it's like that. It's the way I might believe this shit, man. Mississippi is a strange place. Man, you had a chance, man. You don't know that. You ain't, you don't know where I been. But that ain't why you didn't play chess. You don't, it wasn't no chess to be played. OK. What we going to play at? In the yard. I'm from Mississippi. It's 50 years behind. We were playing checkers. I checker, motherfucker, yeah. It ain't many niggas decking out, checker me. I was there, I was barbershop, checker, checker.  Yeah, exactly. You don't know it. I grew up in a real barbershop where it was old nigga sitting around voicing, now you look sporty. There's a lot of niggas who don't know nothing about looking sporty. They don't know what's sporty means. Man, you never looked sporty before. Ugly young man.  That's how we living though.  This is the 85 South Show for all the people who wear the motherfucking jogging pants with no drawstring, ain't it? Man. Exactly. That's how we living over here, old G person. You ever watched the 85 South Show? Yes, sir. This show was voted the number one show for black people between the ages of 13 and 83. OK, 18. Yeah. 70 years. Yeah. This that show. This done brought a lot of love to the black community.   You are really like my daughter. Yeah. Just because it's getting back hot outside. That's what I've been up to. Ain't no telling what I would have been up to had now told Ed and Murphy them about me, though.  I know that hurt. That hurt is, I don't know what hurt the most.  But now I can feel this pain, though. It didn't even tell you. I can just see his hurt.  I can feel your pain, though.  Damn. That's rubbing it in your face. Oh, Jesus. So that kind of let me know. He's doing all the time.  Oh, man. And they said nothing. I'm just thinking, you just said mama was mad while it goes. He was on top of that, right? Mama knew what happened.   I'm not mad about it. Right.  He didn't even know I was going to be here today. Like, he's not answering no texts, no talk. How you think? I just popped up. OK.  We didn't even talk about what we were going to do. We could have cut the life side of the act like we wasn't in. We've done it before. You hear me? You know how to get away from your dog, Ed. He's about to be done it before. Yeah.  Yeah. What made you want to jump into the media game and, you know, create your own outlet? Yeah. Honestly, man, I had a, I had a. You about to laugh. No, no, I ain't going to laugh. I ain't going to laugh. He wasn't giving too much out. He ain't got a damn. It was basically, I started with two artists, you know what I'm saying? And they was both rapping together. And that's basically how I started. And that's how I got into the rap game, you know what I'm saying? But when I first started, I started with Diamonds Stone Entertainment. And basically, I wanted to manage models and stuff like that, get it out. I knew it was going to hold. No, no, no, no, I'm for real. You know what I'm saying? Like, this is the thing. That's the thing, though. This is the thing. What nigga want to manage some models? No, I'm for real. I'm for real. No, like, take that off. It's like, it's like. Like, they got a little movement, you know what I'm saying? So it really ain't no niggas down there, you know what I'm saying? That's really putting on for the party. Without trying to, you know what I'm saying? Without trying to what? House, atrium, intercourse, and stuff. Oh, you a good guy. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I work with a lot of females, you know what I'm saying? No, you don't, because you call them females. Yeah, no, I work with a lot of females, man. A lot of models. Just call them women. They don't like to be called females. I seen a survey. All right, don't mess. Time out, time out, huddle up, huddle up. Don't listen to me. There's not a huddle up in you. Don't listen to me. You know what I'm talking about. I'm telling you. Ask the ladies. That's it. I ain't never had no problem. OK. No, for real. But yeah, they're going to DM me and be like, oh yeah, most of us are right.   Don't dehumanize me, Diamond Sho. Uh-uh. No, you are. You look great, man. No, man. Look, let me tell you, man. So look, where I'm from, bro, it's forward. Like, it's very, it's big, but it's small, you know what I'm saying? But we got a lot of talent out there, bro. Just with the females, with the artists, you know what I'm saying? But we got a raw talent like OG Percy, you know what I'm saying? Undiscovered talent, though.  When I created my platform, Diamastone TV, basically creating a media outlet to bring that exposure to the city. You see what I'm saying? I looked at people like, of course, like Sean Cotton, you know what I'm saying? Say Cheese TV. Man, the flow was down, bro. Yeah, he started right there. They keep the streets pop. Yeah, he started right there. And then the artists get on that motherfucker, too. Yeah. He's show he had lighting out of other countries. He started right there. And if I work like, you know what I'm saying?  Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's really what got me like. I was like, man, look, let me, ain't nobody out here right now really doing it. So let me just hop in and cry.  Like, I see how y'all don't do interviews with everybody. You know what I'm saying? But we don't even do interviews. We just be wanting my money to come up in here. No, until I like, when y'all drop, it'd be like exclusive, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. That's how shit, that's how I'd be trying to get out. That's what I'm saying. You don't even know about OG person, but you think 30,000 is a lot. Wait till the 85% of show up and be like, that nigga lost wind line.  Yeah. Watch, they going to pull up.  I see. Yeah. Because we know exactly who the podcast is for. Yes, sir. For everybody who quit their job every morning. But still go to work. Hey, you know.   Let me get up, man. I got to go.  Ready for the lunch break.  So you make them laugh real loud. Yeah. They don't even understand they're $23,000 away from being beautiful, though. $23,000? Yeah. They got to get one on both sides. And she need a little work in the back. You a by side, too? Hell yeah. I'm at that part of my life where I know that once I do bad, she going to be such a high commodity. Her loyalty to me will be gone. Because she didn't even know she was going to be this bad. Because she ain't seen herself with them in so long. But you ain't tripping. No. I'm not going to bring it up ever again. I'm the nigga that she always got to remember, though. Because that's just the type of nigga I am.  You know, even if we fall out, I'm still, like if I say at Walmart, I'm about them girls. Because I know some kids over there believe in me. So you want to ask for the side to the back? None of that. No. I'm not a taker backer. And once I got you, I got you.  These was just on the lower level. If I'm coming in the game and doing a work, guess what else I'm doing? She don't know. Because now that door is locked. The unlimited potential of what I could have been. But I threaten the loss. I wouldn't take it back, but I just call in three.  You should never do nothing to hold it over nobody here. He ain't leaving nowhere.  See, you low down. That's called. But I wouldn't go get it. I'm just scared.  I've been trying to help him for the longest. Yeah.  He hard hit it. He going to go get that too. He not going to do that. I just put little letters on the dope. Third time trying to come in. Man, I asked the nigga what's the most expensive thing he bought a woman. He said a TV. Yo, 4K, though. Not 4,000. I'm talking about 4K. Right, right, right, right. The V-Quad. TV man. Bitch, I happen to be excited.  I heard in the nigga wash that dude. Who you think hung it up? I know you did. You just had that big-ass box over there.  Some inches, you ain't even 53 inches or something.  He hungry for it. They ain't know how to tuck the cord, though. Yeah, let me shoot the text. It's too late now.  No. Ship leader.  This nigga then came up in here and became a whole movie star on me, man. OK. It's probably going to be the last episode. He really just do, you know, just, you know. I tell you, all right?  Nah, that nigga was real. Bro, I was gonna say, I was just checking out, man. Lost chain in my life, bro.  Lost chain in my life, bro. He trying to clean it up? Yeah! No, put that dustpan in there. Now, let him, I saw him. I saw him. He was on the other side of the gas. He was like, man, I was on by myself. Ain't nobody helped me. That's real. Nah, look. He was on there. That's just my whole clip. Yeah, when you self-made. You can do whatever you want to do. Come on. I'm my own boss. What?  I was like, oh. Yeah, it might be your last time. Nah, I'm like, yeah. I think it's good. Hey, and you want to get it like I did by myself? Yeah, he remember every word. He got every word. Yeah, he don't, man. Well, he treat me like family. Everybody here treat me like family, like. We about to stop that. Oh, we already talked about that. Yeah, he treat me like that.   Yeah, I can feel the energy.  Like, you know how when you walk in, people are like, what are you doing here?  Come on, man. I'm looking at you. Oh, my goodness, bro. Shit. Cutting their eyes at me. Yeah, that's all they're about to change up. But the love won't disappear from me. I don't care how y'all do me, though. Oh, man, don't start it. Damn it, so you need to do a segment on selfish niggas. Damn, star hunt, bro.  Yeah, it was just me. Damn. My sister did some paperwork for me, but that's pretty much it. Yeah. Damn. That's how they do you, man. They forget your family. To this day, man, the biggest crowd I ever did, because of 85 or something. That alone should have did what? Nathan with a cop.  Oh, you know, I had to let 85 or something open up for me. So we saw good to you on stage, how many people say, yeah, that was on my tour. Come on, man. Yeah, he told me, he take all the credit, man.  Yeah. It's all good. Damn, man, that's your truth? That was on the live? Yeah, he do that. Most of my boy, right? I like that. It's fire.   When people saw y'all was coming in, hey, man, that's real. You got OG Percy coming through that bit. Yes, sir. Just know, I'm going to tell them, you know, we're going to put some links up or something so they can go out there and check you out. I appreciate that, man.  Shit like that, bro. Yeah, man, he going to be dropping a test from a Crip EP man by the summer, so. Right, right, right. We in there. Yeah. Here, yeah.  We need some old nigga rap. Yeah. Old nigga. You know, like, for niggas who are old niggas.  I got 26. That was real dope.  That's what I'm saying.  They want them to listen to it. They always want to run the rappers Niggas, some old niggas. I need to hear from some niggas I can relate to. Who your top five, OG? Top five in rapping? Yeah. Scarface is my number one. Scarface. Shout out to Scarface and the whole face model. Man, I ain't going to lie. I love Kanye West. I ain't going to lie, man. Kanye is conscious. I like Kendrick Lamar. You understand me? And we'll get down to the gangster, man. I love me some honeycomb right now, man. Okay. I ain't going to lie to you. That's my son, PMG God, man. He the truth. And my son, Jada Realus, that's it. Yes, sir. That's it. But PMG God, man. Free the gun. That's my son. Y'all look PMG God, but man, one of the hottest young rappers in Fort Worth, you understand me? Yeah. Free the game, man. So y'all don't have family battles? Family battles, such as?  Nah, nah. Them boys in their own lane. Yeah, them boys in their own lane. Shout out to the game B4B, man. Shout out to B4B, man. Yeah. Them boys in their own lane, man. That's that, that's that, that's that, that's that drill rap. Yeah. Yeah. That's that drill rap. They into it real tough, and they lost in it right now. So, you know, it's going to cost them.  Yeah, yeah. And they into it for real, you know. Free the game, man. You understand me? I'm, yeah. Yeah. If you know what drill music is, that's what they into, man. Hell, yeah.  So, I just pray for them every day. You did what I'm saying? Yeah. I just pray that I get that lock. I was happy the other day. I sat them on my way to Atlanta. Shit, the day I'm finna get ready to go. Shit, I get the phone call. And when it got out, my boy snatched it. Damn. Same day. Same day. We got to go, damn, got to go to Atlanta. Like, goddamn, see that. I know how the devil worked. You did what I'm saying. Anything, any kind of distraction. You did what I'm saying? Yeah. Yeah, but, uh, but you know, I take all bad and find something good in it. You know, we got to. You hear me? I don't say that about him. Yeah, but hold up. I don't say that about him. Okay, my bad. But in that bad situation, I was just happy. I thank God I didn't get that other call. Yeah. You hear me?  And I was looking for that other call more than any call.  I can go, I know they're going to be here. I'm safe.  Yeah, y'all can sit there for a minute. I'm good. Yeah, it just gave me more, you know, I can get here in peace. A mind without where everybody's going to stand. Because the other call would have been worse. Yeah. And they know that's what I was looking for them boys.  And they say that's what folk word is into right now. Damn. It's a war there, you know. It's been like that. It's been a war for the last two or three years. I mean, for the last two years.  That's why the name been there. The murder ain't never lived. Right. You know, it just ain't, it's just never talked about. Now it's amplified. Yeah. I mean, it's been, yeah. You know, back in the, back in the 90s, 91, 92, we were the capital. You did what I'm saying? From 91 to 93. You did what I'm saying?  I lost 113 homeboys in one motherfucking year. You hear me? Yeah. The gang banging was real.  You did what I'm saying?  Genocide. You did what I'm saying? Hell yeah.  Yeah. I thought that's just the ones I knew. Oh, I got the box to show you. You hear me? Yeah. Yeah. The box real. You know what I'm saying? We're sending them dead niggas. You did what I'm saying? We still losing them. Shit ain't got so bad. I need another box now for the young niggas for the day. Because them young niggas down there, they down like that rapidly. But down there and forward, you know, the war is being, it ain't being seen because some of these young niggas don't got a name like O.G. Parsley. Diamestone, anybody that's got a name to get killed, but these young niggas get killed every day down there. Yeah. They ain't nobody seeing it or seeing nothing. Yeah. Because these young niggas don't have a name, nobody child. Right. You know, so that's somebody grand-bag, somebody child that didn't got murdered. I see balloons every week around that motherfucker. But it's a no-name little kid that don't nobody know, so he don't get the recognition. Right. But it's going down down there. You hear me? Damn. The drilling is real down there. Yeah.  I don't know that open carry man's going to make it hard. Because I don't know what these young niggas are going to say. I think that stands for them. They don't stand for y'all. But like I told them, if they think the law going to say, hey, you got a license for that? No. See, now, you know, too many black kids been getting knocked out from anywhere by the laws without a proper cause, without a gun, without a cell phone. There's been a cell phone. It's just, fuck, we just going to put the gun on the niggas. Open carry. Just put it on them. See, now and then you got the pistol on you. They're not going to, yeah, they're going to down you. They ain't got a right to see it. I don't think they're going to ask you for your license before they check their whip and you didn't know what I'm saying. But it's on you. You know, open carry.  Just like, yeah, like the COVID, it's a set up. So, um, now in Fort Worth it's going to take a lot. For it's going to take some respect, man. I see they out of control. But I ain't going to speak on the water in there because you know what I'm saying. I'm trying to save it. I'm trying to build it. You didn't want to say, I'm not trying to destroy the niggas down there. They take anything. You don't care if you're saying something right or you're saying something wrong. If you get your nose see one thing about the law if you don't know nothing there ain't nothing. It's the same with these young niggas. Stay out there and that's, and these old niggas got scared of the young niggas. You know what I'm saying? I know a cat just came home. She know you've been gone for a minute but niggas don't know these streets can change.  They're not listening to you. You've been gone too long. But I see that control. They it. But I got love. It's going to slow down. It's going to slow down. She's going to understand because right now she ain't going to get along. A lot of them are going to start disappearing.  It's like they've never seen it seem like it. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's strong. It's strong everywhere. It's a lot of murder. It's a huge thing listening to them. A lot of revenge. A lot of payback. A lot of stepping. And I'm It's real sad, man, to watch these young niggas just throw their life away. And they doing it with no conscience. Right. With no conscience. My kids, they doing it with no conscience.  Free my son a little prayer. I got one of these got 84 in the fields. One of these got 18 in the state. One of these got 15 in the state. One of these got eight. And I don't know what these other two, I don't know. I don't grow no ball spots. They got still fading. I'd rather get the grades so the wisdom than weary. I don't worry about it because I already know daddy and I already told him the game. You ball, you in there though. You got the right hat on. I'm ball. Yeah. That means I'm just saying that to say this, I don't do no weary. Exactly. I don't got no more fucks to give. Yeah, that part. And that's how I feel about the situation. Because if they ain't gonna listen, they're gonna think that while but when you get in there, don't call me, don't say nothing to me because I don't visit the penitentiary. I don't see the penitentiary. I used to couldn't stay at the penitentiary but didn't goddamn me nine months.   You know what I'm saying?  Seven days here or nine months here or two years here or three years here or six months here.  You know what I'm saying? But the niggas don't know time, you gonna get lost in time and young niggas don't know when you get in there and time lose you. You come home, everything ain't guaranteed to be here. You know what I'm saying?  Ain't no fan to no youth.  Shit listed on fan to no youth somewhere around this motherfucker. I can't wait no 84 years for you. You know what I'm saying? But a lot of kids don't understand when you go in there, motherfucker, you got a lot to lose besides your freedom.   Yeah, so within 18 and 20 years now shit, niggas losing 10, 11 niggas within one year now.    You know what I'm saying?  Shit, raw. Yeah, but um, you know, it's a water in there. I'm just praying for the city, nigga, so all this listen to the diamond stone and OG Percy tell some of the crew, my job is to put up, you know what I'm saying, some sunshine in the city, some class. Right. You know what I'm saying?  You know, for all that listen from the old no seed tell some of the crypto to um, the true testament every Sunday that I do. Right. Yeah.  Yeah. You know, different avenues, what's going on, you know, for work. Right. Oh, they don't work. You know. But I'm saying, when I say they skate, yeah, become they skate. They skate, become they skate.  You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? Shit. Yeah. Yeah. But you know, all my stories on the internet anyway, you did what I'm saying. I'm down. I think you release one anyway. You know, I'm saying, all type of the young things that you ever, I put a cease to, but at the same time, the disrespect. You know, saying, the thing is, these days for the, to know to alert the parents, if you have a child in your house, gang bang it. You know what I'm saying?  It ain't his life that's in danger no more.  You did what I'm saying? That's the game in the streets now.  Damn.  Ain't nobody all right. You see, you just sent a wrap through this way, a wrap through, ain't such and such, how they wouldn't set up cause, ain't it such and such, how they, just because you kid, that's the game now.  You deal with what I'm saying? Yeah. You know what I'm saying?  You know what I'm saying? I tell you, my kids is the drill down there.  You know what I'm saying? I told them the streets were a little safe down there. You did? Damn. Just now, I'm talking about, they ain't just a little safe.  It's a big problem down there. They just a piece of it. You deal with what I'm saying? Yeah. They just a piece of it. But, and since we been down here, shit, the turn up got real. You deal with what I'm saying? Since we been down here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a video. Yeah. A video just dropped in there and it turned on another nice picture in the city.  You know, they been down there doing what they do. They slide. Damn. The drill is real and murder work takes us, man. You know, it's a war out here, y'all. You know what I'm saying? If niggas ain't paying attention, they'll be here and catch you down. They'll die, man. You hear me?  I'ma tell you something, really. Can't nobody do nothing but the truth. You know what I'm saying?  You hear what I'm saying? Yeah.  You hear me? They don't even see it like that or get rid of enough of them.  They don't know nothing at the time about 30 and 50 years and 70 years ago. They throwin' them little kids away after an assessment in Texas. Yeah. In Texas. You go to jail in Texas. Your head's going to the Penaltyne Street. Yeah. Down here and up.  He niggas, y'all free down here. Yeah. Yeah. Y'all free down here. Y'all free. Yeah.  Not free. You're not shitin' the street free, but.  I'm talkin' about just about being in the street.  You ain't finna be after. Yeah. Ain't none of that gonna be down there and tellin' what? Man, you kinda wanna be out there, though. You know what I'm sayin'? Yeah, it's cool with me. You ain't gonna pick up that vibin' for work. Nah, nah, nah. Nah, they ain't gonna get you. They ain't gonna run the Pecklewoods down there.  Nah, well they ain't.   No, you know, they they the Billy Club gang down there still. You hear me? You can be openly black in Atlanta. Yeah. Oh yeah. You don't have to hide your blackness. Yeah, I seen that. Black is celebrated. I seen jobs and all the white folks down there got ain't number black folks down there got. I said, God damn, that's cool. Well, I swear, this is where we was from when we number white folks working in these places. You know what I'm sayin'? Not in this place. No, not this place, though. I don't think we know it. It might be the message. Yeah. It might be the owner.  I don't know about this place. You know, man. You know, there's a lot of black folks down there. Yes, sir. Yeah, that's it. That's close to him. He remember that? See? Yeah. He remember that? Yeah. I checked it out.  That's your team? What you thought that was date?   What date?  When was that? My folks used to watch them. They were cowboys so it passed down to me. How old were you? I think I got a picture with me four years old with a cowboy. So what year were you born? They had to be a 94. So a 94. Okay. Full fledged cowboy. Full fledged cowboy. I don't went out that of games. About 28 years.   See what I'm talking about?  All day? Yeah.  They didn't help me. What was going to do this year? It was a nice week. It wasn't one of y'all's friends. It got them down. Uh-oh.  You gotta get this all jammed up. Hey man, what's in the playbook? What y'all gonna do this year? I ain't seen the roster. No, man. Damn. Hope that get right. You don't even know who on the team. That's gonna be straight. We got that. That's dope. We got that. Mark Cooper. Zika Ellis. L. L. Collins. The Marcus Lawrence. I know the team. I think of names. I know A. A. Maybe it go deep, man. You got a name, a white player that don't nobody know. Travis Fritz. Okay. Okay. Nah, that ain't, that ain't obscure enough. Body Wallachia. Okay. Renderis. Renderis. He's the personal protector. Nah, man. Diamonds don't let them know where they can pull up some of that work, man. Then check out what y'all got. Hey man. YouTube. Instagram. Facebook, man. DiamondsStoneTV. You know what I'm saying? Y'all gonna get all the exclusive news. All the exclusive footage. Go look up some of that tales from a crew of me and OG Percy. Yeah. Hell yeah. Preach, Percy. Preach. Preach, Percy. Preach. OG. Yes, sir. Give him your social media, man. Damn, my social media, man. Get at me at OG Percy. Show no mercy. Demons, man. Hit me up on YouTube, man. Hit me at DiamondsStoneTV, too, man. Subscribe to that channel. Hit me on my Instagram at Percy Demons, man. Hey, man. Keep traveling. Keep traveling. Yeah, you owe it to yourself to see some more of this world. You hear me? Hand to your friends. You said still for a long time. Yeah. Stretch your legs, man. Yeah. Go everywhere you can go, man.   Right.  I'm telling you. Oh, my God. Way to get to Europe. They got some bras over there.  Some of the longest pussy you'll ever have. Trust me. When I was there, three women, they all come up. No English.  They want to take me to France.  Okay.  Yeah. They're like you. Go with us. And I'm like, yeah, I know I would. But if there's any way we can do this here, we have to go back to France. And I'm like, how far is France? I'm asking people. They're like, France, if you take the, yeah, it's about three, four hours maybe. Oh, man. It's too slow.  So I tell these brats, listen to us. I'm sorry, sweetheart. I'm not going to France with you.   And she jumps out of the car.  Slams the door, runs up to me like she's been my gal for like four years.     It's about six in the morning. The sun's coming up.   So then the owner of the club, she comes outside.     She's like, what are you doing?  Because I can throw her out.  We're hungry. Avoid the question. So now she's like, we're going to my house. I'm cooking breakfast for everybody.  So we go to our house. She cooks. And then she says, go to bed. I was like, I don't know where the beds are.  So of course.  Y'all don't appreciate none of my tales around the world. The voice. Yeah, the voice scene was out. Oh, yeah. Listen, Percy, check this out. So let me tell you another one. So listen, I'm up late. I'm up late one night.       I'm like, you know what?   That's exactly how it was. Exactly how it was.  Listen.  Percy, listen to me.  It was a magnificent tit. I wonder how those tits are going right now. That's what I got. I don't miss the broad. But the titties I miss. I miss her.  Soccer player, this girl.  Great spirit.    Great heart. Heart of gold. Face regular. Nothing to write home about. Nothing to write home about. Not worth it. Not worth it. Okay, whatever. Whatever. Moving right along.     Oh my God. It's beautiful in the morning.  That's great. Yeah, thank you. I like that. But you've got to have different voices for different occasions. Right, right. Sometime you don't got... He been running for a minute somewhere.  I'm looking for her. Yes, you. Mother of my children. The birth of my brethren. Come here. There you go. I'd like to discuss a few things with you. Proposition 61. Yes, yes. Proposition 61. I'd like to discuss. You got to come home like that.  Trust me, I studied. I studied. This has been another 85 South Shore production. On this road to riches in diamond rings, real niggas do real things, man. We got OG person in the trap with me today. Appreciate it. Diamastone TV. Now bring the movie star. You know who it is. Why wouldn't you? Stay tuned. Come on. Let's get some photos. Shoot me up. Hold on, we're going to get some pics.


Okay, y'all here it is for part two. I'm gonna make this stretch just someone out to 20 minutes.  Landon knew he wasn't supposed to take any, you know candy or anything from strangers, but he didn't know what to do So he picked up the little saucer And drunk a little bit He started to cough some because it was a little strong and then oh woman kind of lashes and I take your time, baby And that's when he took a little a little sip He also took the time to look around the house and the inside didn't look as bad as the outside the inside was You know antique looking furniture and then in the front of him He saw three mannequins with all of these beautiful dresses on elaborate dresses And Landon didn't wasn't sure, you know, but it looked like they were dresses from an older time. So He took his time and then he set the saucer down. He said thank you. I think I I need to go He starts to get up and the old woman said well now hold on now now you I'm not sure if you hurt yourself Now he's gonna know I'm fine. She's up. Well, hold on baby Let me make sure that you're okay That's when landing kind of broke away from the old woman the living room. The door was right there. He went out the Their front door jump the stairs shout started running through the woods But then he turns around he wasn't sure where he was at because they had left the way So he starts running straight running straight And then he notices Lights up ahead and it looks like there were lights from the park So he starts running towards the directions of the lights and sure enough once he exit the woods He's in the playground area of the apartment complex. So he walks towards his aunt Denise apartment and they're standing out in the front Doorway just hanging out in the front or his cousins. That's when Porsche turned around she and said I'm so sorry Landon I wanted to come back for you, but red was too scary to go He was too chicken and red just kind of looked down at his shoes And so Landon said it's okay. It's so Porsche says so what did she say? Did she do something that she put a spell on you Red kind of rolled his eyes at that. He said no, no, no, no, he didn't do that She didn't really say anything. She went to wait and make sure I was okay, but She didn't say anything or anything. She gave me some tea and that's when Porsche looked at him some tea He said she said you didn't drink it. Did you he said yeah, I did. I didn't know what to do So Porsche's like, oh my god.  This is red talking to lady. He asked he said, oh, you okay? He said, yeah, I'm okay She's I wasn't sure what was gonna happen. So I just ran to it until I saw the street lights. So They went inside the apartment complex and you know shortly after that they went home Now Landon didn't tell his mama what happened, but he was a little shooken up about that. Okay? So like I said every other weekend they go over to their cousin's house and hang out They have you know food. They have cookouts, you know just having a good time getting to know his His cousin so about three weeks into it Landon's mother comes into the bedroom and says I'm Landon I asked me to share with you and he's like, yeah mama So she said Looks like we're gonna be staying in Alabama a little bit longer. He's like what I why and so she goes on to explain That they're getting a divorce Her and the stepfather are divorcing and she lets him know she's a baby.  It's just sometimes people fall out of love and that's just what happens and so Landon tried really hard to fight back tears and so he said well, what about my friends and so His mother explained that they will be going back home the following week to pack up and that's when he'll have the Opportunities to say bye to his friends. So that's what they do in the following week they go back to Ohio Cincinnati by the way they go back to Cincinnati and They pack up or the movers pack up and Landon gets his stuff so they could take back in the rental car And he says bye to his little two or three friends that he had there in the town and their city And they make you know, Alabama their permanent home So traveling back to Alabama That ended up staying, you know Renting out that place that they originally was staying and that was their place. She had no intentions of moving anywhere else That was it. She just didn't want to tell the children then So when they go over to Denise house the following weekend, that's when Landon said he's a well It looks like we're gonna be staying here and that's when red say yeah We already knew that and Landon look kind of confused. He said, what do you mean? He said, yeah Your mama told our mama like the first week y'all came here and so Landon felt a little sad He doesn't know why his mama wouldn't have told him that you know early on but sometimes adults just you know Hot stuff from kids because they don't want to hurt them so Now it had been about two weeks since that little incident with the lady in the woods But Portia is just feisty.  So then Portia was like Y'all want to see something scary? Oh Yeah, I'm so I'm so dramatic Portia's like do y'all want to see something scary That's when Landon looked at her. He's like, I don't know. I don't know if I want to go back in there Well, she's like, well, we won't be going that direction where the old lady lives that there's another Pack I want to show y'all so they finally all agree. Okay. We're gonna go back into these woods and see what she's talking about so Portia lived the way because they weren't they didn't know where they were going. So they walk about about half a mile into the woods and then they come into An area where It's cleared, but there's trees and trees surrounding one area. And so Portia's looking through they can't see what she sees, right? And so finally she's like, do y'all see it? And so red is trying to look around.  Do you see it? Do you see it Landon? And that's when Landon saw it. There were headstones And so Landon then says, is that a graveyard and she smiles. Miss Chibi said, yeah Y'all want to go play hide-and-seek in the graveyard?  Now's who's the chicken. So they all agree Portia poor Landon They all agree to go into the the graveyard and play hide-and-go-seek so Portia said, well since Landon the scary one, Landon, you have to count first and we'll go hide and you come find it So Landon finds an old oak tree to lean on and he starts counting to ten and at the end He says, ready or not here I come. He finds Portia pretty easy because she was trying to hide behind a What do you call y'all a headstone but her pink tinny she was sticking out so they found her so she whispered him Okay, Landon. We can go find red together. So they go, you know searching for red They search everywhere child. They really couldn't find him and finally red shot it at I mean And finally Portia's out and shot at red. We can't find you. Go ahead and come out That's when red jumped out from behind an oak tree. He had been hiding the same area where Landon had started counting from So they make their way out of the graveyard and then that's when they heard a Crack sounding like someone had stepped on a stick and that's when Landon said, did y'all hear that? Portia said, yeah, I did it came from over there And so they looked over then they heard another crack and then red so we got to get out of here Well, there's somebody following us So I heard another crack. It was getting quiet. It was getting louder and louder and louder and soon They let me they started walking away, but they could hear it so and then suddenly they heard a voice behind them say you children should be playing in these woods this late and That's when Portia said, is that who y'all think it is and they turned around and sure enough It was the old one with the long silver gray hair Portia said, what did you say? Portia said, what did you say? She said you heard me child. Y'all should be playing out here at night It's getting too dark. Y'all don't know what's in these woods And so that's when they said yes ma'am so red says so are you really that lady that lives in that old house? She said, yeah, that's that's me. I live in the old house And so then she also saying y'all really shouldn't be playing in the old graveyards like that. That's that's very dangerous. And so Red red then chime in Portia here I always want to do some stuff that's bad that we shouldn't be doing she always getting in trouble Portia turned around and said, I don't make you do nothing red So the old woman kind of smile after that. She said what doesn't matter now at this point Y'all go ahead and head home and don't be playing in these woods late at night So Portia and red all of them three of them shook their head and they went on home So Emily egg is it out of the woods Portia turned around this and said did y'all see the old woman red said we ain't blind. Yes We saw and we saw just how crazy she is too And poor she said I don't think she's I don't think passion you child She's a poor show of passion And that's when she said I don't think she's it's crazy.   So Landon asked he said how long has she been living in there and they shook their head They said we don't know longer than we've been alive. So they headed on home and They had it on home and of course Landon and the parents they went home too later on so One evening and Landon woke up to his to you know dishes and stuff going on And he saw his mama was cleaning the kitchen and she had been cooking all night She had made macaroni and cheese fried but I'm a chicken mashed potatoes collard greens shall I knew and everything I want to eat right now. I'm sweet potato pie everything so Landon was excited He was a mama what you cook all this food for and well your grandma's coming over tonight And so Landon was a little shocked and surprised He rarely seen his grandmother and she always sends him gifts on his birthday and Christmas, but he's only seen his grandmother Once or twice. He knows that his mother his own mother is not too close to her He doesn't he's not sure why so his mama had been cooking and cleaning all night to prepare for her mother to come Right and I shouldn't have the grandmother comes and she has a beautiful summer dress on Her makeup is done Landon thought it was a little too done, but he wasn't sure and her hair was in these pretty pretty loose curls And when she saw Landon she's like look at you Landy He's gotten on top.  So he gives her a hug and that's when he smelled she smelled like flowers So he figured that must have been her perfume So they sit down to have dinner and that's when the grandmother started critiquing the mom's food and Basically, you know making comments how if she would have listened to her She wouldn't be going through a divorce and Landon could tell that his mother was very frustrated So when the grandmother was getting ready to leave she turned around and said, um, you know and Landon You should come over one day and help me in my garden Landon looked at his grandma. He said you have a garden. So yes I planted all these beautiful flowers and roses and you should come over one day And so that's when um, you know Landon's mom said well Yeah, Landy Landon and little John John can come over but the grandma kind of looked at you know Little John John. She said well little John John's a little too young but land in here. Yeah, he can come over Child favoritism. So sure enough the next weekend Landon Landon went over to his grandmother's house And he helped her in a garden. She showed him all about garden and some stuff He didn't even care to know but he listened just to be nice and finally about 15 or 20 minutes into it He said grandma I'm I need to go to the bathroom. She said it's okay sugar You go up the hallway the first door on your left So he goes to use the bathroom as he comes out He turns to this right and he sees what looks like an old library So he goes in cuz Landon loves to read books, right? He goes in some of the books he've never heard heard before None of them had pictures in it. So he really wasn't interested in on another wall He saw a bunch of pictures and it looked like old pictures of his grandma of his mama and on Denise And there's some older pictures of grandmother when she was a child. Then he saw one picture of With a woman he didn't recognize then he looked at her really closely and looked at her eyes And he said no way. That's what he says to himself. No way He's like, is that the that's when Landon recognized the woman in the picture It was the old woman who lives in the woods and that in the house in the woods So and then he heard his grandmother behind behind him and she speaks up and she's like, oh So I see you found all the pictures and Landon turned around still holding in the picture of The grandmother with the old woman in the woods and he should she he should he said he said yeah. Yeah, it's so The grandmother is kind of narcissistic girl kind of she is so the grandmother comes over and starts going over all the pictures on the Display in everything, you know everything that she's done. And so that's when Linda said I'm a grandma this woman in the picture That's when I'm the grandmother. So she said, oh, yeah, that's my sister kitty. He said kitty Oh, yeah, kitty. We nicknamed her kitty cuz she loved cat. She probably would have married one So it's not Landon looked down at the picture I can see that they were both dressed really really nice very very graceful looking And so Landon said but grandma isn't this the lady that also lives out in those woods next to aunt Denise and The grandmother kind of looked down and I'm here and so she said oh, so you seen her He should kids they say yeah, we went out there and we saw her like a couple of times now And so that's when The grandmother said said then we just need to stay away from her You know, she not right She went crazy a couple of years ago Y'all need to stay out those woods and stay away from kitty because she's just not right in the head So Landon just dropped the subject he put the picture back and helped his grandmother with the um, the The garden but he could not wait to get back to aunt Denise house to let red and pass You know what he knew right so as soon as he saw him them the next weekend He went up to them and say you guys y'all won't believe what I found out and they said what look I was over grooming this house a couple of days ago And she had a picture of herself and the whole woman in the woods. That's when we said nah, uh Let me say no seriously. I saw it. She told me that that was her sister. They call her kitty But I just said kitty say yeah kitty because she apparently she likes cat more like killing cats Yeah, I know just horrible. There's a kid. So so That was like wow. I can't believe we're related to that crazy lady in the old woods. So How did we get to that backstory? so Landon decided he was gonna tell his mama what he knew because he doesn't like to keep secrets away from his mother so He mustered up enough strength a couple of days later and he said my mom have something to tell you sick. Okay, baby Go ahead So he said you know how I mean the twins we've been going out in the woods She said yes, I know and I told y'all you should be going in those woods And he said yeah, everyone's been telling us but look we went in the woods and the first time we went in the woods We crammed across the old lady. He we came across a woman that lives in One of the houses and apparently she's grandma's sister His mother looked down. She said I know she's a he's like you knew she said yeah, I knew he said But why does she live out there? Why don't she live in the house with grandma that big house? I mean she has enough room and that's when the mother looked down She's like I think you're old enough to know some things.  I'm about 40 years ago. Yeah, I know I love I love a good flashback child about 40 years ago Kitty and Francine Francine is the grandma's name, right? So they of course they lived in this house is big beautiful house the same house that Francine lives in now So Francine is the younger sister Kitty is older than her about three years And so Kitty was and still is a fashion designer She would design all these beautiful dresses and Francine would model them. They started off locally, you know Kitty would design and sew the dresses and then Francine would model them and people will love them They even started selling to all types of people even white people, which was very uncommon back in the 50s and 60s So they got an opportunity to finally go to Paris. Well doing that time Kitty had met a young man and which was very uncommon common because Francine being the the prettier when you say prettier She was a lot more confident thing than kitty and confidence can get you a long way, right? So Francine was the one always getting the boyfriend's but this time kitty had found herself a boyfriend And eventually he had proposed to her Well, they finally got this opportunity to actually go to Paris France And so Francine was like I can't believe this kitty We can finally go to Paris Paris of all places to show our dresses and that's when kitty told her She said look Jeff Jeff was her fiance Jeff proposed marriage to me Francine, and I don't think I can do this anymore Well Francine was upset. She's like well think about all the money we can make all you know everything all the opportunities You will be missing out. Do you want to be stuck here in Alabama? Kitty didn't seem to be wrong with standing in Alabama She's like I'm happy here. I'm happy. I met someone. That's what friends and said, you know, that's your problem That's your problem right there So one evening Francine called up kitty's fiance Jeff and basically lied and came up with this story that Kitty does not love you. She actually met another man and that's who she's really gonna marry So Jeff was upset he hung up and he decided to go find kitty and talk to her and I just lived in another Jeff lived in another small town so he jumped into his vehicle and Wraped down to their city just try to you know talk to her and reason with her because he loved her He wanted to keep her hold on baby. Hold on. He loved her and he wanted to keep her right but on the way there It was raining and he accidentally Flipped his car and it went into a ravine and he died So that happened and of course kitty was devastated the love of her life died Francine Started to feel guilty She finally mustered up the strength to confront her sister two or three days at the event after the incident And it was like, you know kitty. I have something to tell you So the night that Jeff had his accident I called him up and told him that you had met someone else and you were gonna marry them instead Kitty turned around and said you did what she said look I did it for us You know you were falling head in love with this man. No one he would probably break your heart That's when kitty cut her off. She said I can't believe you did this all these years everything we've been through Finally, I'm happy the one time. I'm happy and you take this away from me Kitty was done. They hadn't spoken. They stopped speaking at all. She moved out. She took all her stuff She fell into a depression She you know stopped talking to everyone and she moved into this little quaint house out in the woods at the time It was a cute house. This was like 30 40 years ago She moved in this little tiny quiet house out in the woods because she was done with everyone and she That's how she became the crazy old cat lady in the woods y'all that's part two


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