Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101.  I'm smart. I don't want to make you feel bad when you're smart. Get me, because the smart niggas in the middle, they been rich, they never been down, because they were smart. That's right.  It's a part of the package. Don't get me wrong. It's a part of the package, because it falls with the consequences. And you better be prepared for it when it happens. That's all that mean. But I don't make you a hard nigga, because you go to jail. You know how many kids out here, man, successful, and used to be in the streets and with somebody, because they were smart, bro. Ain't never touched that jail. My little homie, Squeak Groove, was a prime example. I was doing a show on my channel. Me, him and RealToonTV, you know what I'm saying? Excuse me. And Squeak, I didn't even know this. And Squeak told me right then and there, he was like, big homie.  He was like, man, I never touched the yards.  See, for us, that's like calling. Like, no, nigga, he ain't no gangster, no real gang, but he ain't never been to the pen. But he ain't never been in the pen. And that's smart. That's a good thing. You feel what I'm saying? No, that's real. So my thing, man, ended on that note for us, the youngsters out here, man, start moving a certain way and move strategically, man.     If not, you're gonna be caught up in the cycle out here, bro. Because somebody else is next. You did a great job on this interview, man. Let me just say that, man. I don't even know how I'm gonna cut and dice this. I'm on my mind. I'm already trying to figure it out before I even get to the editing part of it. But anyway, it's gonna be great. Please take out that poem. No, I ain't taking out none of this.  It's going down.  No, I just, you know, when I look at, you know, you guys, man, the culture is very, very, it has permeated the world, bro. People in other countries are even trying to emulate what you guys started in LA. But the whole game is, at this point, when you get to be my agent, I don't know how old y'all is. I'm just gonna tell about me. My deal is to try to help to try to figure it out where it's at right now. You know, that's just important. That's where we should be at it today. That's why I said, man, you know what? I see it's gonna have to be me. It's gotta be, it has to be me to get up here on these platforms, bridge these gaps and tell other so-called old genius, look at me, stop, cut out all the bullshit, get out your feelings. If we really gonna do this, we really gotta do this, we gotta lead by examples to these people, man. We can't be playing.  That doesn't set the stakes right, bro. We being hypocrites. So it's like, look, nigga, if we gonna say these lives, let's get on here and really do what we supposed to do. Let's collectively come together, all together, and let's really split this real dialogue of change. And the change of venue is this, man, giving these kids something to go on, bro.  Everybody can't be a Michael Jordan and a basketball player. Can't do it. Where the doctors, homie? Where the firemen? Y'all bitching about the police? Then where the homie off the block who became a police and the detective? Even though he on the other side, but he's working on the inside for the betterment for y'all future. Yeah. See, y'all not thinking, man. So it's like we have to really, really come together collectively, dawg, to bridge that gap of change. If not, we ain't gonna see no change. It's just be cast like me speaking to other cast and cast like yourself who's pushing the line and the envelope for positive and certain things, man. Then you got your Charleston's and your signs over here. You got all these dudes in different directions, but we're not together. Yeah. But a lot of us are kind of- Can we do it? Can we do it? It ain't impossible? Can we do it? You said no. Y'all thought I was gonna come with the- You ain't gonna say no. You wanted me to put the happy hands in it. No, no, no. I'm asking you, but it's not impossible. First of all, with God, listen. With God, all things are possible for me. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I think you should ask him to re-enterate the question. Maybe he may be talking to- He made me think you talking about the other individuals involved. Maybe you say no. No, no, I'm thinking on a whole. Can there be, can we get something to where we can move the needle to our positivity with our people, man? Which means like between niggas? Between us. First of all- Let's do it at this table. Let's do it at this table. Yeah. And that's what it's about, bro. You can't change the world, but you can change your world. Well, we're already showing that right now. Exactly. We're showing that. We're showing that right now. That's something we gotta keep that going because a lot of times people think it's not changing because you can choose to look at the bad and ignore the good that's happening. I mean, listen, man, we are three kings, man, from three different walks of life, and we're showing that right now by leading, by example.  That's all that matter to me. That's all that matter to us. No matter. Yeah, we can't change the world. It's like, let me say, his opinion is, no, it's impossible. No, no, no, no, don't get me wrong. And a lot of aspects, I feel the same way for some things too because it brings us back to us as niggas. Yeah.  No, I had to agree with him in a sense. Well, I would tell you right now, I think this changes. I'm going back to that, to Nino Cappuccino. I'm gonna stay away from... B.J. B.J. I'm over here with Nino. Oh, okay. Okay, Nino, the guy who's doing the movies and the books. So, oh, can I ask you this quick question? Who am I speaking to right now? Let me ask you this quick question right here, Nino. We can talk. I'm gonna ask you this question, both of y'all the same question, right? Now, do you know the difference between nigga business and business? Niggas business and business. Yeah. Let's clarify. Okay.  I got to resort back to that other character because you're gonna lie to me, you're gonna give me falsifies, promises.   I don't do nigga business. I'm gonna corporate talk me that.  So I was already prepared for it for corporate.  I talk his terms as I supposed to. He's not a threat to me. He's not a intimidate to me because I don't do nigga business. I'm here to do corporate business with you. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying?  That's why I so sloppy the way it is, bro. Yeah. So until we learn to corporate ourselves, man, and to move from a corporate space. Prime example, when I walked into your facility the first thing you said, hey, you need to sign that paperwork.  Hey, what paperwork? Because I understand. I'm gonna try. Because I understand business. I'm not signing my life over this, man. I'm signing the consent, man. That's all it is. I'm signing the form that I'm getting on this man's show because I do it to my show. It's business, man.  It ain't personal. It's business. Yeah. Most people are surprised.  So that's why the impossible comes in. I don't know what you're saying. No, impossible. Because nigga's gonna be niggas. Regardless. Yeah. I had to really like, that's really how it is. Like I said, me. Even with all the goodness. But you still gonna be niggas.  You know, watching us go somewhere. You know, this is a step. A start. Yeah, it's a start. And everything takes progress and evolution, bro. And I don't put no one person in the one spot and leave them there like they can't change either. I know that God's big enough to change. You changed. You changed from BJ to Nino. So that process. Yeah, but he changed back to BJ. We need. Yeah, we dealing with niggas. Yeah, but he trying to go. He trying to move forward. Watch this. I can't wait cause he just asked it for me. Cause I was for the telly. And he absolutely right.    Not everybody. I mean, it's called the adaption, bro. So I daps, no matter where I'm at. Look at somebody that's like, like you got a good side of a person in a, in a, Oh yeah. Bring that part of the sentence. Yeah. You know what I mean? So that's always happening. Yeah, we on boss talk one on one.