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All 414 All Podcast Episode 46 - 1st Year Anniversary
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Episode 46 The guys recap the first year of doing the show with a recap of all the artists and people that interviewed, inspired and contributed to the success of the podcast!!
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SPEAKER_09Your family's looking for that one guy. Hey.
SPEAKER_02Let's get it.
SPEAKER_11I need to get that verse off for a minute, bro. I ain't gonna lie. I'm happy I got to do it on the pod. I've had that shit in my phone just sitting and I still never memorized it. Fuck y'all. Mellow tune, I'm sorry, bro. Soak city in this bitch. Yeah, that was my shit, bro. That beat always got me the since the first time I ever heard it type shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I I love that beat. I've been wanting to rap to that beat since the first dropped shit. That shit go ham. That's good. And you did your thing as far as like getting lyricals fuck on there. Yeah, you know, I was just trying to talk my shit.
SPEAKER_11I'm getting so disrespectful. That's really how I started the whole thing. Just I'm getting so disrespectful. I'm just trying to say some crazy shit. Mama, I'm sorry. Hey, he over here popping his collar and shit. I'm sorry. I had I had to tell him though. I had to put her in there though.
SPEAKER_02Mike Check, you're now tapped into the R414 podcast, where hometown artistry is supported, recorded, and awarded an interview from the number one platform in the city. Before we dive into today's episode, take a brief moment to hit that subscribe button and notification bell so you can stay updated on future episodes as we continue bringing the truest talent our hometown has to offer. I am your host, the 414 Tycoon, more commonly known as Illy. And joining me as co-hosts is my lyrical brethren, the verbal executionist, Street Team Hectic. These episodes are brought to you out of the R414R Media Studio. And behind the lens, we got SG Films. We have reached episode 46.
SPEAKER_1146, our third episode in the newspace.
SPEAKER_02So today, you know, I just wanted to uh kind of go have a little bit of re a recap of how we're feeling since you know our beginning, our conception. How you feeling about that? Man, I'm with it. All right.
SPEAKER_11It's been a journey, bro.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, most definitely.
SPEAKER_11And we not even, you know, we was already talking before the partnership. 50, we gonna do something cool for y'all, bro. And uh bro, it's it's crazy to think about when you brought the subject up of all the and then dog pulled out the paper that was just full of names. Yeah, and it's so many artists, right? And like it's it's just cool as fuck that we've been doing it long enough to look back and be like, oh, we can still highlight all these artists and see where they at or whatever they doing, yeah.
SPEAKER_02So it's super dope, bro. It's at least so on our first episode, um the first question you asked on that episode is what is the scene to you? Um and that is what is the scene, who is the scene, what's the scene about, what does the Milwaukee 414 scene have to offer? Do you still uh feel the same way about that question that you did uh the first time you asked it? Do you have new perspective of what you feel like the 414 is and um everything it entails?
SPEAKER_11Surprisingly, I don't. That's crazy because I definitely would have not thought that. I thought, you know, she she's it is what it is. I know I wasn't even thinking past it. But also, it's crazy. Shout out to me because I was asking questions back then. No, I don't ask no questions looking at no, but uh no bro, it's uh it's actually being media and looking at it from this lens, bro, no pun intended, is crazy, bro. That like the talent that you can immerse yourself in in the city, bro, when you're not trying to compete with everybody. You know what I'm saying? Like I'm not I'm not in competition with y'all, bro. I'm just out here trying to be meaty and trying to. I'm trying to, I'm trying to discover y'all if we being honest. Yeah, I would agree with that. You feel what I'm saying? Like, I don't I'm not looking at it like uh oh, that's who I gotta go on stage after, or I gotta, oh, if they drop an album, I gotta drop an album to and try to compete and try to be better than or meet standard, you know, like none of that shit.
SPEAKER_02That shit was trash. I'm gonna show them how it's really you know that's that's how I look at podcasts and shit now.
SPEAKER_11Like that podcast. Nah, but but on some real shit, though, on some real shit, it's it's changed my whole perspective and the amount of people that I've found, just brand new people that I never knew, never talked to, and I actually introduced myself as, you know, a podcaster, like, oh, you know, we got this podcast and it's called All Four and For All. You know, it's been amazing, bro. It's been amazing. You know, even some people I haven't met yet or that I have met and I didn't even introduce myself like that.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, you know, but or names that you know about now. Yeah, now that we've been, you know, hitting uh open mics regularly, hitting shows regularly, or just searching artists regularly, but we haven't reached out to Yeah, so let I'm just gonna go off the top of my mind.
SPEAKER_11If I miss you, I'm sorry, bro. I'm just gonna say four or five. Uh and we haven't even had a couple of uh most of them on yet, but I want to soon. Uh mellotune, bro, be you introduced us to him on his episode. Fire. Yeah, like everything about dog is fire, bro. Like, and I fuck with his whole and I told him he was like surprised, like for real, bro. I'm like, yeah, hey, I fuck with you, bro. Like, yeah, you don't even know me like that, and maybe you do, maybe you haven't heard of me, whatever, but I don't say this to everybody. I was like, hey, I fuck with you, bro. So mellow tune, uh Micah Emmerich. We need you on the pod, bro. Stop bullshitting. But anyway, Micah Emmerich is a fucking animal, bro. Like this nigga does everything that I would expect from somebody that makes his type of music to do. Shout out to uh all these people I'm naming except for one, I think, has been at Summerfest this year, too. Uh the third, shout out to the dog Cristiano. Yeah, dog is a beast. Uh he's somebody that I learned about more when he was gonna come onto the pod and when he was on the pod. He was just super authentic, yeah, super down to earth, bro. He was fucking really good at the interview, bro. And shout out to Christiano, bro. Shout out to Sky Club, uh uh the dog added me. I don't know if he's the owner, CEO, whatever, but he added me. Shout out to Sky Club, bro. And uh last but not least, this is crazy because we met them on just some we thought they was just watching the show with us, but Chrissy, Chrissy B. Chrissy, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Bro, she is hilarious on Instagram, first and foremost. Shout out to her with her song called Lift Them Titties Up, yeah, featuring Emmett Jane and her granny, yeah. Her granny should be fine with the Granny B all about in the fucking videos, you know what I'm saying? But uh, but talented wise, like yeah, her songwriting's uh fucking impeccable, she got good music, bro, and she's doing her social media thing, you know what I'm saying? So that's just four right there, yeah. That that that I just stumbled across doing what I'm what we've been doing, you know what I'm saying? So uh I see that's what I'm saying. I don't want to overthink it and miss people, but if I miss you, trust me, I'll fucking rock with you. Oh, Beasy, Beasy bars, bro. How can I forget? That's my that's that's one of the bros now. Like I fuck with dogs, like I've kicked it with him outside of shows and shit now. Like, you know, we go to shows and lead and go chop it up, whatever. And like he's he's smooth people, you know what I mean? Yeah, and every time I see him, he's like, hey, I'm about to do this, I'm about to do this. I got this idea for this. Yeah, you know what, I've been doing this. I bring up anybody, he'll be like, oh yeah, you know, I'm about to get on the record with that, you know, some illie shit. Yeah, like, yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I just met dog, uh, we about to collab. I'm like, oh shit, he do that right. So shout out BZ Bars. He might be the the the top performer as far as like not performing on stage, but like just doing shows and all that shit.
SPEAKER_02The the he's he's definitely trying to be the hardest worker in the room. Tight shit.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. So shout out to B Z Bars, bro. Um, and that's my five. Uh, I'm sure I got more if I thought about it super deep, but yeah, those five to me pop out to me. They've been working. And I literally just met him. Just met him on some Chrissy B was at the open mic, Christiana was at the open mic, but then I seen him at a show. I was like, oh, you gotta come on. And he came on. Mellow tune, I just been watching him and uh the song from the very first song I heard from him. It was like and then Micah Emmerich. Come on, bro. You can't even if you don't know who Micah Emmerich is yet, then shit, you just not paying attention at this point.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I agree. I mean, we we've learned about a lot of artists doing this podcast and shit. Like, I would have never I wouldn't have fathomed that I would have taken a liking to so many artists. And I thought I knew a lot of artists until we started this shit. And I'm like, What? This wasn't even a the people that I knew feels like it wasn't even a drop in the bucket of the amount of artists that are out there.
SPEAKER_11And then it's like, uh, tell me if you feel this way, or if you agree with what I'm about to say. I always was like, they don't do that here.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_11And I've been like more and more like, oh, they do that shit. Yeah. Live concerts, yeah. They be having fucking bands, yeah. They be having like creative ass like performances and shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And somebody that I like that I well, two names that I like that um I had that feeling with was uh Aya. Yes, like how she like how jazzy and soulful she sings. I didn't think that existed in artists from the hometown.
SPEAKER_11You know, and then uh I seen her real quick, her rehearsal for the summer fest thing. Yeah, I watched that shit, bro, and I was like, what the fuck? Yeah, like they we do this, bro. Like, but go ahead, go ahead.
SPEAKER_02And then that other homegirl, Olivia Jean, with the ukulele. Yes, like she's on my fucking list. I thought that's like you know, Cali shit, you know, or like you only find that type of artist from Hawaii or you know, Vegas strip or something, the Venice Beach or something just on the fucking, you know, exactly. You know, I didn't think that type of artist resided in the hometown type shit. So to um to have seen that type of talent existing in close proximity with me has like given me a lot of inspiration and motivation to push my limits in creating. Facts, you know, but um now as far as what is the scene, what would you say now?
SPEAKER_11What is this what is the the music and hip hop scene here in the hometown, faux on foot um, I mean, I I didn't see the first episode. Who is it about all that? What is it about what is it happening? Okay, absolutely. Who is it as far as who's running it? You know, I mean, I don't think that changed too much. Okay, you know, it's still Frank, Steve, uh, you know, like shit, them two really is but that's just hip hop, you know.
SPEAKER_02I mean, well, that in itself, your answer just right there has changed from your answer the first episode. Because the first episode, see, that's what I'm saying. You were thinking more like historically, and now you're you know, just naming Frank and Steve. Steve wasn't even named. I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying.
SPEAKER_11When I think okay, I um boop boop boop boop boop. You know, so I'm loading up, nigga. I'm loading up. Okay, so I see what you're saying. My the first time we brought this up, I think I was saying, no, I'm saying more or less when you mention Milwaukee, who do you think of right away? Yeah, who do you think of that? That definitely changes.
SPEAKER_02You know, what does the city have to offer somebody from outside the city coming here to try to definitely make Frank and Steve all day?
SPEAKER_11That definitely, like, you know, and again, being from the media side, and I take away my personal, you know, perspective from like, oh well, you gotta be a lyrical nigga to fuck with me, or not not to fuck with me, but for me to really rock with you and all that shit is out the window. Cause now I'm media and I'm like, I see differently now. I see like, oh, well, I wanna, you know, I I I will I would like to interview niggas just because you just geeked up. You got everybody fucking geeked up.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, but uh yeah, but if and to find out how or what is the thought process between how you're moving and yeah, yeah, you know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_11Like just the it's it's different from uh you know, show me how good you can rap. Yeah, yeah, because I'm gonna show you I can rap better because I was a rapper. So I'm like, I can show you I can rap better than however you're about to rap right now, I can rap better, you know. Facts, you know, so that that changed, you know. But yeah, if if you if you ask me now, is Frank Steve uh I think that uh Wave, Wave Chappelle is definitely putting on, fam. Like, shout out to Wave. Uh Niles, now I I never knew how to say this nigga name, but he definitely agreed to come on the pod so we can get him on soon. But Nile by Nile, I don't know if it's Nilex Nile. I don't know how to do it. Yeah, yeah. No, I think it's Nile by Now. Nile by Nile, yeah. So shout out to him. He's always always put on a good performance and did his thing. So shout out to him. Uh and these are people that are kind of just reaching out past the city limits, you know what I mean? So that's who I would say. Uh, and I I'm always gonna miss somebody, bro. Like, I just stopped smoking weed again like two days ago. So I'll probably do another little thing. He's on a weed sabbatical, right? You know, I'm on a sabbatical, no bullshit. But uh yeah, those people, and then uh you know, spades like I I've been I've brought him up a few times. This nigga has not answered me back. I'm about to clip this out and literally inbox him this clip. Like, nigga, hit me back, fam. Like, yeah, I damn near want him to be the first uh mic drop over there. Okay, you know, yeah, he'll get that bitch lit.
SPEAKER_02You know what I'm saying? But I don't know about first, because you know, no, I mean like outside us.
SPEAKER_11He said, I don't know about first. No, but you know what I mean? Like uh when we start expanding outside of just you know people coming and spitting live or even if you know if you want to go live, but you know, you know what I mean? Like, yeah, yeah. But shout out to Spades and their whole little that sound, you know, is is is prevalent in Milwaukee. You know, you can't really say it's not, you know what I mean? But uh yeah, it changed for me, bro. That that's that's what I see now.
SPEAKER_02So and just the you know, the answer, uh the response you've given right now just shows how much it's changed, the perspective has changed in a year, you know. Um, because the when when you first did this question, um, you know, I was the one who was like, you know, it's such and such who I see out here moving, you know, and putting, you know, 10 toes, boots to the ground, you know, and then you were like, no, but that's not what I was saying. You know, where, you know, historically speaking, who's put the city on the map and you know, all this, you know. I remember I'm starting to remember. It's a little refreshing to see, like, you know, you um you looking at the question uh a bit how I was looking at it the first time around, you know. No, that's problems because you mentioned people like Cuckoo Kow, Ray Nitty, uh Munch Lauren, um, baby Drew.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was saying, like, who put on, like when you're looking from the outside of Milwaukee and you look in.
SPEAKER_02Do you still feel like those artists are the artists who uh I think they always who are the who's and who's in the city?
SPEAKER_10I think they always will be.
SPEAKER_11Up until uh see, I don't want to be saying I'm still me, fam, so I don't want to say no crazy shit. But I think everybody uh outside of Ray Nitty, because I feel like Ray Nitty had the one. Yeah, and you know, outside of that, it never really, you know. Okay. But if you still talk about Milwaukee, I think you still think Cuckoo, you still think Drew, you still think Munch. You know, because Munch got more than one. He got some songs out. He still down, you know what I mean? Yeah. Uh so yeah, you know, uh Rizzy, Rizzy has more than one. He's been he's been he was out here doing his shit. You know, having him on the pile was a uh a big eye-opener for me. Right, you know, yeah, likewise. I was judg I was judging the shit out, dog. I ain't gonna lie, I was like, man, you know, dog make music. Like, not that he not that I didn't that I thought he was lame or nothing like that. I just didn't, you know, you thought he was in one lane.
SPEAKER_02Exactly.
SPEAKER_11I thought he was over here and I wasn't fucking with that like that. And then he came and like shut me the fuck up. I was like, oh shit. Yeah, dog Rizzy really with the shit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, yeah, no, he definitely did the same with me too, because like I said, I had known that he had dropped other shit, but I never went and like sought it out until you know we started the podcast, and I was like, all right, I wanna like brush up on, you know, who was the who's of the who's in Milwaukee and who I should know, especially if I'm gonna be talking about these people, you know. And then once I heard his shit, I'm like, where the fuck have I been? Nigga, what?
SPEAKER_11Like, when you you put me on to that, yeah. I was like, bro, we should. I I you know, and I'm gonna be honest, I was like, man, we can get Rizzy on because he has established uh he got an established catalog out here, you know, before all the shit we found out, you know what I'm saying? Like so that's really what I was thinking in my mind, like, and if he and he agreed right away, like, yeah, I'll come fuck with y'all. Like, hell yeah, in my mind, you know, on some uh on some business shit, I was like, hell yeah, that's a good look for us, you know what I mean? And then you was the one, like, you know, dog was that that you you told me and shit. Yeah, because you know Illy's the one that really dive into y'all projects and shit. Like, I'll go listen, but I'm not he really go through the whole shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I'm I'm trying to lit hear everything you fucking drop.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, you know, so so when you was like, hey, you know, I think you got them all wrong, and shit, I I you was right, I had them all wrong. I was like, that shit is amazing, you know what I mean? Like, and then the the shit he did on the pie, bro. I was like, bro, yeah, that shit was crazy. Um shout out to all the artists, bro, so far. We our if if we talk in catalogs, our catalog of live niggas, the niggas coming to rap live and speaking bars is pretty fucking unique so far, bro. Yeah, like our shit is on point, bro. Like, including us, yeah, us too, and we we're what we're at 46. We started on 40, we're at 30. Yeah, we're at almost 30 performances, bro, yeah, in a year. So our our catalog of performances is pretty fucking nice, yeah.
SPEAKER_02It's mad. And it's the it's got it offers a lot of variety, you know, because we don't just have just rappers, you know, we got singers mixed in there, we got um, you know, different languages mixed in there, you know.
SPEAKER_11So just different styles, but yeah, but so far it's always been live and bars, you know what I mean? Like, so shout out to all y'all, fam.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Um, so real quick, I just kind of want to go through some of the names that we mentioned on that first episode. Let me get my my bomb finger ready. Look, we got Cuckoo Cow. Let's go. I'm not gonna do that for all of them. Just go ahead. We got Ray Nitty. Let's go. Munch Lauren. Let's get it. Trax Sanders, which that's somebody I definitely want to have on the podcast. Just followed us. Shout out to Trax. We're gonna have you on here, bro. Um, baby Drew. Let's go. Ray Rizzy, who was one of the first of these names that. Actually came and sat with us on the podcast. Big facts. Um, which shout out to Ray Rizzy, Big Ray Rizzy. Um, Lakia. Lakia. Chicken pee. Chicken pee. Looney baby and guapo chapo. Let's go. They're two that I would also like to have on here.
SPEAKER_11I think he's out of here. Ah, no. Yeah, I think dog out of here. I could be wrong. Excuse me. Hey, fam. On some real shit. I don't know. But I'm pretty sure Looney Baby out of here, man.
SPEAKER_02All right. Well, Big Frank, JP, Random and Blocker. JP. Where the fuck JP been at? Shout out to Blocker. Well, I learned a lot more about JP since uh, you know, the first time you brought him up, I didn't even know who he was at all.
SPEAKER_11He just had a lot of that controversial shit that fucked it up for me, but musically, yeah.
SPEAKER_02Well, especially when he gets to find out he's still been working.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, no, so when and what what I dislike about that whole situation is he started a certain way, right? And now he's showing his actual talents. Not actual, uh, I gotta stop saying shit like that. But the he's showing his talents in a different light. And motherfuckers is like, nah, bro, go back to the other shit. Well, from what I seen. Yeah, and I'm like, hell no, this is that shit. When he gets in that little dude, the little smooth, like yeah, 70s, 80s type, yeah, he be killing that shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, but shout out to JP. And that just goes to show a lot of people like they want you to stay the same, they don't want to see growth, you know. But yeah, the growth is what casts a wider net. Yeah, you know. Um, where was I uh Random and Blocker?
SPEAKER_11Shout out to Blocker fan.
SPEAKER_02Yep. Uh GP Elomajico, shout out to my bro. He was on the pod. He was the first episode, yeah.
SPEAKER_11The first uh guest episode.
SPEAKER_02Hell yeah.
SPEAKER_11Steve Mills. The first guest performance, my guy. Yeah, first guest performance. Which was the first episode or first guest. Uh Reddy. Ready, shout out to my guy Ready, fam. That's one of the bros. I still don't know who that is. Bro, you I mean, I'm actually picked one of his songs for today for the home video. Okay, awesome. So yeah.
SPEAKER_02Um, BU, shout out to BU.
SPEAKER_11Shout out to the bro, fam.
SPEAKER_02The big B MK Champion. Big Rick. Let's go, Rick. Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo, New Money, New Money, Big Six, Sonic, Corey Piper, Cranberry Show, The Cranberry Show, Webster X, Pizzle, Rich P. Shout out to Rich P, our first guest. I gotta drop a bomb for Pizzle and Rich Pan.
SPEAKER_11I don't even know if Pizzle is active, but when he does get active, y'all got a problem on your hands. And Rich P Dog said, real quick. This nigga so funny, bro. I love I love Rich P, bro. That's my God, fam. That's my God. I love him to death, bro. Dog said, I'm gonna drop one, two, three, four, five albums, then I'm done. Nigga, that's a whole catalog. It's a whole career, bro. Like, what the fuck are you talking about, bro?
SPEAKER_02This nigga, Rich P, though. About to be like Son of all shit, or uh, not Son of all, uh, Dengu legit. I'm gonna drop 46 projects and then I'm out and I'm good, bro.
SPEAKER_11Like, bro, get your ass out of here. No, because what he said was a trilogy. The first thing he started with is something, something trilogy, and then he named three other ones. I'm like, nigga, that's the whole fucking yeah. Stop playing, bro. And we go, we gotta have him back on too to uh actually rap for y'all, fam. So hell yeah.
SPEAKER_02All right, and then we got uh Sonama, let's go, son of Rusty Peas, Rusty Pelicans, let's go, Dana Copperfield, Dana Copperfield of the Rusty P's. Let's get it. Um, we had talked about speech, uh, rest of development, ATAC, um, Ayoli. He was on uh the 18 uh essential list that we covered. Certified Trapper, T Glazed it. Let's go. Uh Wave Chappelle, Ishdar, Destiny Lynn. Destiny Lynn. And then uh DC the Don. And then we talked about a whole bunch of other ones, and I didn't even get to the write the names down um for those other artists as well.
SPEAKER_11Because the 18 list, you're saying?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, on the 18 list. But that just goes to show how many we mentioned that we didn't even we haven't even covered on the podcast yet. Like we haven't even had them on as guests, but we've had damn near 20 guests so far or more. Yeah, you know, so that shit's crazy to me. We have 30, I think. Yeah, 30 guests.
SPEAKER_11We are episode 46. Our first, our first uh episode with uh a guest was like 30. So 46, that's 32. Yeah, holy shit. 30 31 because this we're doing this one 46, and this is us, so yeah, 31 artists so far or people. Yeah, shout out to I Shell, shout out to uh Xavier of Spearhead Conversations, shout out to Alan Hallis, bro, from Bringing and Entering, A Biz, A Biz from the motherfucking hyphen radio, listener supported hyphen radio. I got saying right, bro.
SPEAKER_02So that's just you know, that took us a year to cover just that, and we haven't even gotten to the stuff that we just first threw out there off the top of our heads on the first episode. That's crazy.
SPEAKER_11I got a list right now with 40 artists on it. Yeah, right now I can just go right now that we haven't got to yet, you know what I mean? Right. I actually went through it and it was pretty uh satisfying to like cross a bunch out. Yeah, like oh delete him, delete him. I did, you know.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, so yeah, you know, I just kind of wanted to go over that list. Um, also, I had in my notes here, uh we talked about artists who inspired us.
SPEAKER_03Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Within the last year, um, are your inspiring artists the same as far as like because I think we were mentioning like um more, I guess, national artists or like you know, industry artists. Is it is it the same artist for you? Because since we did this first episode, we've talked about we've changed our I guess top inspiring artists quite a couple times since that first episode.
SPEAKER_11So are we are we talking we talking city from the city?
SPEAKER_02No, no, we talking just at all. Yeah, you know, just like all industry, international.
SPEAKER_11No, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna go to the city. I'm gonna go to the city, fuck it. Okay, just cause you know I don't really, I don't really got somebody that inspires me outside of not that I could think of. You know, I was just listening to Victory Lap the other day. That inspires me. You know what I'm saying? Shout out to RP to Nipsey Hustle, bro. They took they took away our greatest generational talent, fam. Yeah, but anyway, uh I would say fuck that. I'ma say I'm gonna name some some some hometown people, or maybe one or two, but one for sure, and this is a collective, but he was also on the pod. Shout out to David Lopez, bro. Yeah, passion part, him, BZ, uh they got this guy, bro, charismatic that raps with them, bro.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I saw him freestyle at uh can I can God, bro.
SPEAKER_11Like, dog be rapping his ass off, yeah. Like he's a monster. Uh shout out to uh if we're going inspiration, like we going like when I hear their music, it makes me want to rap, or we talking about just overall. So overall, I'm going David Lopez just as a person. Shout out to David Lopez, bro. Every time I see him, he got a smile on his face, and he's fucking doing this thing. He's always moving, he always got something in motion, and that inspires me to get back into when I used to be like that because I'm not like that no more. And and I want to get back to that level of you know, they his his name of the collective is perfect, bro. Passion Park is perfect for them because they really with the for the passion, you know what I mean? Like they really do that shit. Him and then BZCF, but he like connected with them, you know. Right. Uh Kieve has surprised me, bro. Like dog, he had he super surprised me, bro. Like, yeah, I heard his first, like, you know, Shorty gonna slap and knee, then she go back for me. And I'm like, all right, that shit was hot. I mean, like, don't get me wrong, nigga. I love that song. That's a good fucking song. But I thought that was like the gimmicky type that he just was on that. Yeah, again, shut me the fuck up. He was like, hell no, listen to this. Well, he ain't tell that, but yeah, I seen him on stage and he went live, bro. No nothing. And he was doing the little singing shit and the fucking rap. And I was like, Oh, dog is is talented as fuck. Yeah, and inspires me. Shit like that inspires me. And then uh outside of that, fam, we're gonna go uh uh Mo City. His music just overall, him and Paperstacks, bro, they they just inspired me to make fucking better music. Like they got they got music where I'm just like, why is these niggas not touring and on a tour bus with you know what I mean? Yeah, that that that's what I get from their their music and uh the way they move and shit. And they're they're they they give me street teen 2013 vibes type shit. Like they walk in the spot and it's them, you know, yeah. It's a group of them, you know what I mean? Shuttles uh Camp Shuttlesworth, yeah, all them. You know, I told uh Mo City, I'm like, man, when can I be Camp Shuttlesworth? You already are. He hit me with the uh you already are fucking ass.
SPEAKER_02You're on there already. I was like, fuck you. No, you're honorary. Oh, you're yeah, you're on, yeah, yeah. He hit me with that shit.
SPEAKER_11Like you already are, bro. You just ain't know it. I'm like, oh, you trying to be nice and shit. Fuck y'all, yeah. No, but that's not that's the same thing you said about me being street team. No, you you've been street team this whole time, bro. Like, you know, that's how you make niggas shut up and feel good and shit.
SPEAKER_03Like, yeah, you good, bro.
SPEAKER_11Shut up.
SPEAKER_02Like, you're right. I do put up, yeah.
SPEAKER_11You leave the event like I'm out here, I'm part of shit, man. Right, no, but uh them and uh man, just shit. Us, bro. Um this this when I be editing this shit and I'm looking at the screen and I'm just like, this is inspiration that you know you could you could pivot, still maintain your integrity as an artist and uh and still keep your talents alive, and you know, just overall we we we doing this shit, you know what I'm saying? So right shout out to me, shout out to you, shout out to us. Pretty much this man, fuck everybody else, scratch everything I said. No, that's not this shit. No, but yeah, you know, just uh though those few people though for sure, bro. Just from being out interacting and seeing them, and you know, it's just it's the shit, bro. Uh Brad Fax has always inspired me. That's somebody else. He's been on here, he killed it. Yeah, uh, he always inspires me, bro. You know, and he just needs to make bigger clothes, you know what I mean? Like, bro, get off that bullshit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I still need my um my outfits, bro. Yeah, bro. You know, I try to trade those in for a bigger size, you know. No, he don't got bigger sizes. How that means that's the problem.
SPEAKER_11And then this nigga steady trying to make me squeeze into XL and shit, bro. Like, fam, I wear three X fam. He's like, it'll fit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, no, it won't fit. That's what I had to send in back. I had to send them back to XLs that I got for some double XLs, bro. You know, also and I should have listened to him the first time because he told me get two XLs the first time.
SPEAKER_11On some real shit, though. Uh, on some real, real shit, that kind of uh it says something about his clothes, be his clothes because that means it's official, bro. Like it's not coming from just some nigga in America, like, yeah, I'm gonna make everything extra big because we're all fucking fat here. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, that means uh Petty. When Petty was doing the Rebels Pairs, all his shit I had to buy fucking 5x type shit just so it fit because he gets it made in France. That's why he's called Rebels Pairs. And European niggas don't make clothes like us. I don't know if you knew that or not. No, you didn't know that, yeah. European clothesmakers and shit, their XL and all that shit is different from here. Uh-oh. I thought everybody got their clothes from China. That's what I thought. Everybody got Sheen and shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I thought like fucking China makes bulk makes everything and then they ship it to you know, the I mean I'm sure other manufacturers moguls and everything on it. No, I'm sure that's what I thought was going on.
SPEAKER_11I'm sure they got their hand in the business, and there's some people who do, but if you get your clothes made, you know, a lot of designer shit that fits a certain way, it'd be European.
SPEAKER_10Okay.
SPEAKER_11And the European sizes are different. Like I said, I used to have to get a 5XL and it would still be tight.
SPEAKER_10Yeah.
SPEAKER_11You know, 4XL hoodie, and that's just still kind of yeah, you know what I mean? That's because them niggas don't eat super processed sugary foods. But anyway, that's a whole nother topic.
SPEAKER_02No, but I'd say uh for me, artists in the city that uh that inspire me, um, definitely I'd say first would be KV. Several levels. Shout out to KV. Dog like blew my mind the first time I heard his project. I was like, dog, this motherfucker is gonna be a problem for any artist trying to be the most lyrical. And that includes BZ bars. You know, Arlene Bull and B. And and I say that because uh, you know, BZ loves to pride himself on, you know, yeah, yeah, how lyrical he is. But KV is just as lyrical, you know, and he's he's a fucking monster with and he's a technician, yeah. Yeah. Um Larry Bull. Shout out to Larry Bull. Definitely fan. He changed my perspective on um, you know, I didn't I didn't know we had that type of battle rappers coming from the city. Yeah, you know, I I thought that was like southern shit or like New York shit. Like, I didn't think there were artists like that in the hometown.
SPEAKER_11And then just you know how people be talking, like if you ever watch a podcast and you don't know where they're from, you just see them talking. Yeah, and they talk so well and they know what the fuck they're talking about. Yeah, that's Larry Boole to me. Yeah, you could just walk up on dog, he'd be like, what up? And he'll just say something, he'd be like, Well, you know, that's because, and then he'll just get into it. So shout out to Larry Bull. Exactly. He knows what you talk about, and the ideas is there, and you know, you could just tell he he like you said, he's articulate.
SPEAKER_02So um, one of my favorites that we've had on here was Genesis. Shout out to Genesis Rangy. Dog is a very um, very motivated and inspiring the person to be around. Like it, if you're looking for somebody who's gonna like, you know, who is that abundance of creativity, he seems like that type of person, you know. Facts. So that's what I got from him the day that he was here, and just talking to him and you know, seeing how consistent he stays. Um got a shout out to brother uh Matt Static, you know, like he's Mast Static to me is somebody who is always on the scene as far as like boots to the ground. He damn near always has been. Yeah, you know, and I didn't really pay attention to that before, you know. So that that was dope for me. And then um Alicia, you know, that's yeah, that's like the fifth person I'd name. Like she I didn't expect that type of singer to be here, you know. So and just like she gives me like um uh just like superstar vibes. Like every time I see stuff that she's posting, and you know, and just how strategic she moves, she she doesn't, she's not like trying to meet all the time.
SPEAKER_11She looks like a fucking pretty ass famous person, bro. Right. Uh and then damn, I can't even fucking flex on this nigga because I invited him on the song. Who's that? You oh, I was gonna be like, yeah, that's why I got a feature with her. I invited you on the song like a fucking dummy. Now both our features that's fucked up. Nah, but uh, you know, just a little friendly uh competition going on, fam. Yeah, features over here. This nigga Itally got a thousand features. No, but uh just looking at the page, I'm looking at the page, right? Bro, the lineup has been fucking ridiculous, bro. Yeah, Mecca came on here and fucking murdered that shit, bro. Like, yeah, and it was just like, what the fuck, fam? Like Cardiac, his performance was dope, just a song itself, and then Cardiac's uh just interview was just you know, just it he's a dope person to learn about, but uh to run it back real quick on the inspiration, Ellsworth inspires me, bro. Yeah, yeah, because they didn't let age or the timeline throw them off of being dope, and they're dope as fuck, bro.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and one thing I like about Ellsworth is um, you know, hearing their story and then hearing Keith talk and how um he really believes, you know, in you know, his partner in crime. Like, you know, he was they were they were running back the story and he's all you know, like, you know, I heard him rap and nobody was really giving him, you know, the acknowledgement, you know, that he deserved. And you know, I was like, man, you come on the label, man. We're gonna run this shit up together. Like, I fuck with that type of shit because what, you know, that's how I felt with GP. You know, like GP at first wasn't like the best lyricist, you know, and through time, you know, and him surrounding himself with good lyricists, that motherfucker be putting out bangers now, you know. Like he's GP hook. Yeah, in my opinion, he's one of the best artists in the city.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, and then his hook game has always been just yeah, on point, fam.
SPEAKER_02You know, and I've always rocked with artists who um, you know, they're willing to put themselves to the side and back somebody else, you know, it ain't gotta be all about me type shit. Yeah, like that's just the type of person I am, you know. So once I saw they was on that shit, I'm like, yeah, I fuck with that. Um, same with um Mo City and Paper Stacks, you know, like they gave me the same vibe, you know what I'm saying? Like, and I love when motherfuckers team up like that and then start running shit together, bro.
SPEAKER_11You know, like bro, we have had so much fucking dope talent on here, bro. Like, we had Kia Rap Princess. Yeah, you said static. We had Montre on here. He came in here just songwriting his ass off, yeah. Croft, bro. My brother Mike Croft came on here. Dope interview fam.
SPEAKER_02Dog Junito surprised me, you know, because he gives me uh he gives me famous Puerto Rican rapper vibes, you know what I'm saying? Like just how smooth his lyrics are, how smooth his hook game is, like, you know. Can't for bro.
SPEAKER_11I actually really, really want a feature with dog, but I it has to be it has to max, bro, because I want to maximize that sound he has, bro. Because he's so like not that he's quiet, but he's like down here with it. Like, I'm just gonna talk my shit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, no, but it's gonna sound good, you know, especially because you've heard my feature with him, yeah, you know, and even with me being like as hype as I am, he fucking even that shit out really nice. Yeah, yeah, he'll bring it back down. Cause I wrote that hook, and then he came and spit the hook the way he spits, and it almost I was like, I should take myself off this hook. Oh what though? I swear to God, bro. I'm like, You should just do it. Yeah, I should, you know, like and I'm like, damn, like, you know, and I never got around to it because I'm you know, I was that's when I was in the 52 songs a week. So I was just like, just throw it out, throw it out, you know. Like, no, right. So, but now if I if I go, if I spin the block out and do a video, nigga, I'm taking myself off the hook, bro. Like, there's no reason for me to be on the hook.
SPEAKER_11No, I feel you, but uh our highest performing, let's do that. Our highest performing fucking performance on across all social media was Ichelita. Yeah, she fucking killed that, yeah, bro. She had that shit, and that's because she put on for the Nassau fam. She yeah, she really doing, she she got a uh a niche, bro. Yeah, and that shit works for her, bro. And we didn't do shit, we didn't boost nothing, we didn't fucking niggas. She had her shit. She has the highest performing performance to this day, fam.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and that just goes to show too that like we've talked about that on earlier episodes of you know targeting a specific demographic and a specific niche market, you know, and then she came through and proved that shit. Like, you can y'all could go look it up, look up the numbers, fam.
SPEAKER_11Numbers is there. He shalita has the highest performance numbers, bro. Yeah, and we didn't do nothing to it, it was all organic, fam. Like, she she she got that shit down like that, fam. Yeah, and it was a dope ass performance, too. It was dope, it was different, yeah, and it was talent, bro. Like she she did a little bit of singing, a little harmonizing, she rapped, she put on for the fucking for the for the race, bro.
SPEAKER_03Like, nigga, she really she doing her shit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, her her interview was flawless. The fucking, you know, just finding out. Uh, I found out some shit about her that I didn't even know. Like, because she was like fucking deep in the violinist shit. Right, like she really uh music theater, yeah. She's really a musician, you know, not just a rapper.
SPEAKER_11That's your fucking musician, bro. Like, yeah, uh, all right. So just looking at it, uh, shout out to Rick Taylor, rap drive. He's been elevating since he's been on here, he's been doing some dope shit. Like, yeah, he's been killing it, fam. And he was killing it before he came on here. I'm just saying, since, and he's only episode fucking what 38. So it wasn't even too long ago.
SPEAKER_02He's killing it, bro. Yeah, and bringing him up, he in our first released episode, we had played a clip, you know, of uh a performance from his episode, you know, and then we were talking about him and shouting him out on the first episode. So to have that full circle and to have him on the podcast was super dope. Yep, I loved it.
SPEAKER_11That was a dope idea, too. That y'all had y'all, you know what I'm saying? I put the whole shit together. That shit was cold, bro. Uh, shout out Trey Lampkin, super fucking cold, bro. Yeah, he and he he and he was a surprise too. Yeah, like that's uh some shit we found out through BZ had him on, super dope interview, murdering raps, bro. I heard some shit unreleased from dog, you know, him and BZ are in a group and shit. Whether they're creating a group, they're not in a group, but they're creating it and they will be a part of a group.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_11And I heard some shit from them, bro, that was just like, dog, what the fuck? And like it's just like, bro, what y'all rapping, raping, bro? Like, yeah, and you know, like and like you said uh uh in the beginning, like how do I feel differently? That is how I feel differently. Like I used to think people was sleeping on that in Milwaukee, and to hear them coming out the city like that, it's like, oh shit, like that shit is very much well and alive going crazy. They're just going crazy, bro. I'm talking about bars on top of bars, fam. Like, yeah, it's insanity, fam.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Shout out to um DJ Eliazar as well. DJ Eliasar. That episode definitely shocked me. You know, when he came through, he brought his turntables. Dah fucking went to town on the turntables right in front of us, bro. Like that shit was amazing, bro.
SPEAKER_11It's just and it was just uh a good, it was just a good time because he didn't try to uh what's it called? He didn't try to like accommodate what he thought we were doing, or like trying to well play some young people shit or something. No, he played some straight old school house type shit and killed that shit, bro. Like or freestyle, freestyle.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and then his artist picks were dope too, you know. Like that was shit that we didn't even fucking think about.
SPEAKER_11He picked some songs from uh Baby Drew, right? That was like, oh, this shit hard, fam. That's what's up. But yeah, man, we've I think we got pretty much every oh D Rose, bro, Damone, yeah, Damon Rose. One of my favorite singers out of the city ever, fam. Like, and he came on here, did his shit. His interview was also dope, fam.
SPEAKER_02Like, yeah, shout out to my bro.
SPEAKER_11Your bro, Dave, Dave the Pro Dave the producer, aka Zoro. AKA Zoro. We're always gonna do that. Not even AKA, BKA, better known as Zorro, fam. Like that, he's gonna be bad as hell. Nah, Dave the producer. Hey, that was a super good interview, too. You can't tell these niggas that they're not ready for uh big stage interviews, bro. Yeah, that shit's wild, bro. Shout out, I shell the brother B U. B you, yeah, be you to me. And you know, it sucks because it's it's gonna come off as bias, but I don't give a fuck. That nigga's performance to me was like, because that's some shit that he made a beat and rap some brand new shit all for the pod. You're not gonna hear that nowhere else but here. Yeah, and and we went nuts.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, and what's crazy is on the first episode, he was the first name I mentioned on the first episode.
SPEAKER_11Damn.
SPEAKER_02It's like one of my favorite artists from the city. Let's go, you know. So, like for him to come and wreck the pod like that, yeah, it was amazing, bro.
SPEAKER_11Like, let's go.
SPEAKER_02You know, because it it actually shows why he was mentioned like with such high esteem.
SPEAKER_11No, right, like and then just looking back at our thumbnails and everything, fam. I have elevated. I have elevated, man. Like, shout out to you, bro. Look at the first one, bro. Yeah. I'm gonna put that shit up on the screen, bro, when I fucking show it. Like, I have elevated the fuck out of those, bro.
SPEAKER_02The interview skills have gotten better, just the fucking, you know, the the back and forth, um, you know, conversation has elevated since the beginning. It's it's it's amazing, man.
SPEAKER_11But I mean, I think I think so. Me and Illy before every pod, not before every pod, but a lot of times we'll just banter back and forth, we'll get the debate and all we think this, and I think this will work, and I think this not. And but when that shit comes together and we put the pieces together of each of our ideas, each of our input, the shit just be because by the time we got to Rich, bro, we was ready. Like, we yeah, and that was Illy's idea. Illy was like, Well, I don't want to do it first, like let's do a bunch of episodes. We did five episodes before the first one released, yeah. You know what I mean? And it worked out because then our first one, it was cool, but we did it, it was cold, nigga. We was doing it, but he was like, nah, let's not have guests yet, let's not have guests, and then we was ready. Episode 14, and our first one shit with Rich, that shit worked out really nice, bro. Like, and we just been killing it ever since, bro. So shout out to you, and then speaking of episode 14, bro, last but not least, we gotta shout out these two because I don't want nobody to be all fucking butthurt and shit. Shout out to She Farah and AG the gift, bro. Right, they were our only so thus far, because I'm definitely waiting to spark some shit up. But they're the only uh all for and for all special verses that we did. Yeah, first guests, first verses, first everything. We did it. I went for it. And uh shout out to them. Uh I I want to say shout out to them for being good sports, but that didn't really work out like that. But shout out to them nonetheless. You know, uh, we appreciated the uh the controversy y'all had online and gave us a little bit of content to talk about.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And you know, having that episode, and then shortly after, well not shortly, maybe like a couple months after, you know, we had Big Frank and uh Steve doing actual verses.
SPEAKER_11I know, but did you hear anything about that?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, they actually put the uh the video and shit out like probably a week or so ago.
SPEAKER_11I asked about oh, just a week ago. Yeah, yeah, like a week or so ago. Because I was excuse me.
SPEAKER_02My boy Ozone told me.
SPEAKER_11No, what I'm saying is, but they you didn't hear nothing about it when it happened, the day of, like they didn't show no clips, no nothing. I'm like, I I I asked a week after, like, what happened with that verse, bro?
SPEAKER_02Nobody Well, they had some like uh, you know, small live videos and you know, small clips up, but it it wasn't anything that was actually put together. That's what I'm saying. My boy Ozone told me after uh, you know, probably just like like I said, like a week or so ago, they actually put something together and put it out. But yeah, they didn't say it was on YouTube or not one or nothing like that. I don't know, I didn't watch it. He just mentioned it to me while we were working. I'm gonna look it up real quick just because to uh see what happens.
SPEAKER_11Oh yeah, right here, look at Oh, they got the whole shit though, bro. I ain't watching this whole thing. I just wanted to see what it uh what it was looking like and shit. But they literally was in the middle of the floor with it, fam, dancing and shit. Uh I would have liked to see it more separation, stage. Yeah. So that way, you know, it looked more like a versus that I would have liked that, but shit. Nonetheless, bro, that shit is going crazy. 13,000 views, nigga. One month. Yeah.
SPEAKER_02And you know, that's on that's the first one out of the city type shit, you know. So hopefully, if anybody else does one, or you know, if they fuck around and do a rematch type shit, you know, maybe they could put it together a little better. They might got some new ideas. Oh, this might work out better. Oh, right, you know, venue-wise, uh, it seemed like that venue might have been a little too big, or you know, because um, you know, me and my homie were talking, and he was like, it didn't look as full as what you know people would have expected it to be. You know, so but maybe like I said, maybe that's a venue size thing, you know, like type shit.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. I mean that that venue looked really nice, actually, to be honest. Like I said, I just wish it would have been a stage and uh I wanna like they should have recorded it. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like they should have had it like that was all just camera, yeah. Recording. And the first comment was like, Man, I wish they would have turned the speakers down so we can hear them better, type shit. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_02Like, yeah, better audio and shit like that.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, but you know what? I don't think have we ever played this on the pod, bro?
SPEAKER_02I don't think so.
SPEAKER_11This is gonna be our video when we're ready. If we're ready. Yep, we're ready, right now. That's what I'll go. I was like, shit, fuck it. We just winging this shit. Hell yeah. Nah, but let's go, man. This is Illy featuring Street Team Hectic. Count me out. This is one of my favorite fucking songs overall. Not even just the feature, just I just love the whole song, bro. And we did our shit on here, bro. Like, this is some shit. Quick backstory. Illy was talking shit. He's like, nigga scared to do songs with me, so they don't finish the feature and shit. So when he asked me to get on this, you guys are gonna hear why I came like that, that the way I did, bro. Cause I was like, hell no, bro. He thinks I'm scared. Yeah, but uh, shout out to Illy. He also had me in the gym. I told him it was a bad idea, and I get clowned for it all the time.
SPEAKER_02No, you know, you gotta uh with uh it was the bait and switch, bro. I was like, niggas is scary to do a track. Got his ass. But it's a cold ass track, man. It worked out.
SPEAKER_11Let's get it. Let's get it.
SPEAKER_07Oh, well. I'm bringing your pimp. That's what you're saying.
SPEAKER_11Shout out to Dave the producer.
SPEAKER_12Back in the mic and break them a pillow and myself, did it with the mini hip ripples be keeping the fill, flippers and nail. Niggas be keepin' whenever they rip, but they fill them.
SPEAKER_11Real quick, bro, gotta stop it. What the fuck? He the words you was using was crazy, bro. Underwinter suppressed like, bro.
SPEAKER_12I mean, make a male.
SPEAKER_11I don't think we understand what I'm just getting together. You put me in the shirt on my resilience of really one of the way for this big for this city for them, it's gonna run in the city of the enemies. So what I hidden on my premises the benefit of the game of brilliance is too much for the idiots to come and hit me if you really want to make the bill, you're gonna have big. You want to stop the back of school, you're gonna make it back to give it one talking back to you. But then you want to give me close doors, make a second too. What you're gonna do is someone's gonna see the fishing on the tip of the witch, and I'm gonna sit on the big boost, then it's the two minutes, but it's nothing like the easy. I'm just thinking about the chicken. I gotta practice that. I want to perform it, but I gotta practice it. My bad, my bad to uh bro SG and everybody in the back, too. I did not have that shit turned up for them. I was like, oh shit. Uh but yeah, super shout out to SG, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like Things in trouble when I get back in my video bag, bro. Bro, when me and SG get back to work on some video shit, it's a rap. I don't know, bro.
SPEAKER_11I don't dog SG be making the fucking craziest shit out of the littlest amount. Like, you just bring whatever you can, bro, and he's finna make that shit pop, fam. That shit's crazy. You know, every time I watch that video, I'm like, nigga, we ain't do shit.
SPEAKER_02But yeah, we went to the gym. We were in the gym for like 20 minutes, bro.
SPEAKER_11Like, you would think we have just ran up in a random gym.
SPEAKER_02Well, it wasn't a random gym, but like just ran up in the gym real quick. Random for me.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. If y'all can't tell, look at that. But uh I still get clown for that shit to this day. Still like, nigga, you don't ass was in the gym. How long? That was two years ago, nigga. You ain't your shit ain't changed at all, nigga. Yeah, shit. You still been in the gym though. No, I've been in the gym shit, but shit. Now I feel better doing it now because I actually know you know I got a little bit more forum and shit.
SPEAKER_02But part two coming. Let's go. All right. Um, so before we head into this next portion of the episode, if you haven't already, take a moment to hit that subscribe button and notification bell to help us grow our audience. A like, comment, or share with a friend are also great ways to let us know you support it and watch the episode. Also, shout out to our sponsor, Illy Tents, for financing these episodes. If you haven't already, um, or if you or someone you know is looking to transform your vehicle at privacy or keep it cool by blocking those sun rays out, give us a call today at 414-326-7283 or stop by the shop in Franklin 8581 South 27th Street to book your next appointment.
SPEAKER_11That's giddy.
SPEAKER_02Yep. Also, uh, shout out to some of the uh local businesses that um you know I frequent and you know fuck with. Shout out to my brother, world class King's Parlor. Let's go. Um we see. Shout out to uh world class tattoos. Um else uh uh Third War Studios. Let's go. Shout out to uh man, off the top of the head, spearhead conversations. Let's go uh put me in a movie, fam. Right. Let's go. Um damn. Shout out to McCocos, man. That's kidding. I just went there the other day and fucking that shit was amazing.
SPEAKER_11People be sleep on that shit, bro. I'm telling you, it's fire, bro. I'll be getting the uh the bandera paisa, I think it's called. It's like a Colombian fucking thing. It has the chorizo, the fucking Chicharon, and the steak. Right. Nigga, that shit so fire, fam.
SPEAKER_02Dude, shout out to them, fam. Shout out to uh New China Buffet.
SPEAKER_11On Highway 100, though. Highway 100. That's the one I go to. Yeah, no. The one on 27th used to be lit, but it got a little too dirty.
SPEAKER_02No, but um, yeah, man, off the top of the head, I can't think of all the uh all the homies, but I'm gonna write down and then you know, one of the next episodes, you know, we'll go over all the homies' businesses, man. But anybody out there, uh, oh shout out to my cousin, um Simple Cuts, uh Lawn Care. You know, he's uh you know, he does all my lawn care work, so uh, you know, got to keep my house looking fresh. Um yeah, that's that's all I got. You want to shout anybody out?
SPEAKER_11No, but uh the address is to send the invoice now I'm talking shit. Right. So y'all can send that payment now talking shit. No, uh, no, I can't think of anything off the top of my mind right now, but uh just shout out to everybody that's doing their shit, bro. I definitely try my best to buy shit from hometown people though, fam. Like, yeah, especially any type of clothes, anything like that. You know, all you gotta do is just make it big enough, motherfucker. Fucking brad.
SPEAKER_02Um, I was hoping to have the the new homies edition book that they just dropped. No, but dog, I bought one, but I just haven't got a lot of money.
SPEAKER_11No, me too, but he also been on some like, I'm doing an event, come get it. Like, hey bro, I feel you, but I'm gonna just have to hit you up and come pick my shit up. Yeah, I thought I was in it, yeah, but I can't. I I thought I could have sworn, I fucking paused the video and everything. Like, is that mine and shit? But yeah, I I want to wait to see, I don't want to say I am or not. But I had asked uh this one chick and she was like, I don't think he was. I'm like, get your hater ass out of here. You a hater.
SPEAKER_02I'm in it, I'm in the same page that uh GP's on. Yeah, but uh shit, bro. I I told him I need a new uh a new homies look because I cut the dreads off already.
SPEAKER_03So he stop doing it now, you're done, bro. You're forever illly with the dreads.
SPEAKER_11No, no, he's family, so you know. He's a he's family, like I try to force it off, man. Fuck that. Right. Yeah, just as get it together real quick, man.
SPEAKER_02Give you the fade and shit. Um yeah, man. So we kind of already went over a lot of the stuff I had planned for the next portion, which was to um go over some of the artists that we already had on the podcast. Um, and we just kind of threw that in with the first portion. So that's cool.
SPEAKER_11We we have the uh hometown picks or Milwaukee. We we we gotta get it together, me and MKEs. Because I just call it hometown picks. Yeah, that's what I've watched. I like that hometown picks. But uh, we got those two, and then we'll do the uh topics real quick. So let's go or see I fucked it up. Real talk. We we're gonna name it now from now on. We're gonna do the real talk. Let's go. But uh, if hopefully nobody else said that it should be like, we already said that. Like, fuck you, we thought about it. But uh let's go with my pick first, bro. This is uh speaking of ready earlier, this is my bro, fam. Like, just beyond the music, fam. I I've pulled up on ready on the north, bro, a few times, bro, and just sat in the car with dog and just hours, bro. We just chop it up. Yeah, like that's my guy, fam. Like, I really fuck with dog. But on the music, he's cold with that shit too. And he used to rap fast. I remember back in the day, Reddy used to like chop. And then he linked with icon. Shout out to icon.
SPEAKER_02That's another one, too, man. No, first of all, shout out to icon.
SPEAKER_11Shout out to fuck dog, because you came like five times to the city, and you could have been on this motherfucker already. No, that's facts. Yeah, no, that's facts, though. You could have been on here already, fam. Uh he got the project dropping, me and Illy is on there. Yeah, and it's like super dope features, bro. Yeah, super dope, fam. Like, probably one of the best verses I've ever written. Type shit. Well, I ain't gonna say that about mine, but it felt really good to write that motherfucker. Because like Icon makes music that I like to listen to. Yeah, so being on it was just fun. You know what I mean?
SPEAKER_02Like, yeah, nah. For me, I felt like I I went hove. No, you did. No, you went fucking nuts. I went hove on my shit.
SPEAKER_11You went uh Freemason hove on there. Yeah, I was like, Look, no, but yeah, uh ready link with icon, bro. And he kind of just that's what icon does. You'll get you'll start fucking with him, he'll be like, Well, I can do this with your shit, and then next thing you know, that's what you're doing, you know what I'm saying? Right. But anyway, this is already the processed album. This is uh not brand new or anything, but this is classic to me, fam, and this is one of my favorite songs. And uh, knowing that he doesn't drink anymore just makes this theme that much more, you know what I'm saying? So this is ready. Alcohol, let's get it. Like you hear how he he not he didn't used to do that, fam. He got what icon got the that's what icon didn't mean. And like he got a bunch of anthems and shit that's like that, bro. But shout out to shout out to the to the to the ones that we was out here 10, 15 years ago, fam. And like you don't think about what people go through, especially not back in the day. You just partying, you trying to fuck with bitches, you trying to move around, get money, however you can. Surviving. We're in survival mode, bro. And we're trying to make something out of this music shit. So you don't think about that shit. But I definitely remember fam used to be drinking all the time, you know what I'm saying? So yeah, it's like, and then motherfuckers lost a lot of people, bro. You know, shout out to Reddy, bro. He lost a lot of people, fam. Like, you know, he's he's you know, the hood he from, they rep that shit, they all love each other, and they've lost a lot of people. So it's like, shout out to you for surviving, fam. Yeah, you know, and I love you, man. I love you, fam. You know what I'm saying? Like, I got nothing but love for ready, fam. So it's like it's just so cool to be able to look back and be like, damn. And then when you listen to the music, you're like, oh shit, he was going through that. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Cause he don't drink no more. You know what I mean? So this song, it's like, and then good music, I'm not an alcoholic and I never have been. I could definitely binge drink, I could binge drink like a motherfucker. We can start drinking right now and I could drink for a fucking two months straight. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But it's never been, oh, let me drink with when I'm eating or something. Let me drink some fucking, you know. Yeah. It's just never been that for me. Let's let's drink right here. I'll just wake up and drink, and you know, I'm not like that. But when you make good music, like how he made that song, I could sing along with that and feel it and know that I could replace alcohol with anything that's my vice. You know what I mean? Because it's good music, it's real music. I can replace that with food, weed, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Sex and shit. Like I could replace all I gotta do is replace alcohol, and that's literally the same feeling, you know what I mean?
SPEAKER_02Yeah. What's crazy is a lot of people don't know this about me, but I was actually um addicted to beer, bro. Like, what the fuck? Yeah, like I would drink like probably six to twelve pack a day, bro. And like from the moment I woke up, like I could go to sleep with a beer and then wake up and then finish that beer. What the fuck? That that's how and I was still going to the gym. I was like a functioning alcoholic, bro. Like that was like right before I started bodybuilding. But you know, I was just working so much and I I used it to like wind down from like work and you know, I was doing like fucking, you know, tintin all day from like nine in the morning to sometimes like around like eight or nine at night, you know. So like I would get off work and I'd be like, I just want some beer, you know, like that's crazy. So like, yeah. That's nuts. But I would every night, and that's how I ended up getting a beer belly and shit. And I'm like, all right, I need to do something about this. Yeah, yeah. All right, fam. Before it gets out of control, you know. But yeah. And then I started bodybuilding. You know, I went to a friend of mine's uh bodybuilding show, and I was like, damn, like that's how I should be looking. I'm in the gym fucking every day. Yeah, and I should be looking like that, and I don't know.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, like I've been doing enough work too like that, you know. And he was like, shit, it was rough though, when the first couple months and shit were like without doing it. Without drinking?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, like when you stopped the beer, you was just like, Nah, no, withdrawals are shit. Like I said, I was a functioning alcoholic, but I wasn't like a like a withdrawal alcoholic. You know, so like, and I've always felt like I never I never let something get to the point where like I can't do without it, you know? Yeah. So like, you know, for me, I I quit and it was it was like I never did it at all, almost, you know. Like I would do it every other weekend or something like that, but it wasn't like, damn, I need a beer right now. And I live like literally at the end of my block is a bar or not a bar, um, a liquor store. Yeah, right there. Like it was that easy to just walk to the liquor store real quick, get a couple beers, you know.
SPEAKER_11But also this was recent, like that.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Oh shit. Yeah, you know, and um, but it's like you said, you know, like if you have something healthy to substitute it, you almost don't know it's gone, you know. And I used music and um bodybuilding as my substitute, and the podcast helped a lot, you know, because the podcast filled a lot of the time that I was thinking about, you know, that I could have been thinking about you know, I could have been thinking about drinking and I was like researching artists' music. And so shout out to all y'all artists, you know, because y'all helped me stop drinking, you know, because I was diving into y'all's music and you know, I just took y'all up as an interest, you know. Let's get it. That's crazy. So salute to all y'all.
SPEAKER_11Shout out to y'all, shout out to Ready Man Alcohol. Uh, that was the process album. Can't wait to have my bro on here, fam. Uh, that shit was dope. All right, man. Let's go to Illy's pick Ishdar Chip one time. This is fairly new. Two months ago, it says.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And he's somebody I look forward to having on the podcast big facts.
SPEAKER_11You know, and he's somebody that I also not that I had a disdain for him, that's not the word, but it was more like uh I prejudged him back when I was hearing his name when I was trying to get on. So I was like, you know, him, Corey Piper, Webster X, Wake Chappelle, all them. I used to be like, man, what the fuck? They the only ones doing summerfest and all that's why. And they're like, why? And then we had him on here when we did that what the fuck song the two two girls one joint. I forgot what it's called. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, two girls, two bad bitch, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_11That shit so hard. Yeah, and I was like, what the fuck was I talking about? Competition will fucking blind you to a lot of shit, bro. Yeah, but uh shout out to Ishdar, bro. Let's get it. Stake one time. Hella base.
SPEAKER_02Doug is dressed like a grown man now. I like how subtle the beat is, you know, when you going off on that shit.
SPEAKER_11Hey, uh, did this did it say what restaurant that was? That shit look good. Chinese food look fire, nigga. Right. Holla at me, bro. I like Chinese food too. Yeah, nigga, let me know. I should look fire. No, but yeah, uh, again, bro, just just to kind of uh bring it back real quick before we jump into topics from the to the beginning of the pod or the episode, it definitely changed my whole just doing this is like it changed my whole perspective, fam. Uh, I took the competition with people out and put more like I want insight on y'all. Yeah, I want the insight on what y'all got going on. And it's just it's dope, fam. I'm I'm I'm glad that I got the chance to even take the step back and and kind of just integrate myself as a media personality as opposed to you know, just being a rapper. And I feel like it's gonna help when I do start releasing music again because I'm I'm not in that competitive type. I gotta be better than everybody now. I just like I just wanna be a part of the dope shit y'all got going on. You know what I'm saying? Like I just want how can I add value to that, you know what I mean?
SPEAKER_02Yeah, so and like like you kind of said before, it it takes away the competitiveness. Once you take that away, you're like, you know, these are people, you know, and you know, there's life outside of just the rapping shit, and I want to know about some of that shit too, you know, because that's a that's a big problem that a lot of artists have, is we get so lost in the artistry and people liking us for our artistry that it almost feels like nobody likes us for just us, you know.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, and and then and then you're sick about that. You're like, yeah, and like nobody, well, yeah, that's because you did it to yourself. Yeah, you did that to yourself, bro. You was and and I personally can speak to that. Like, yeah, you know, like oh, you just trying to rap, you just trying to like no bro. I'm actually very political, I'm actually very fucking insightful on plenty shit. I'm very outspoken about all kinds of things and places. I love well, you can tell I love food, nigga. No, but you know, you know what I'm saying? But but you know what I mean? Like, yeah, you're right. Like you can close yourself out of that real quick if you look around, you know what I mean? So and you can close other people out of that realizing that other people are. No, and that's definitely the the big takeaway here, bro, is that doing this, I've been like, yeah, I I look at it differently, bro. Yeah, and I've just been seeing shit that I never knew we we was doing here in the city, and I appreciate that shit now. Yeah, you know, so and I'll try my best not to overlook nobody. I'm trying to I'm trying to be the person that I wanted to other people to be for me when I was 1000% in the grind, you know what I mean? So facts. All right, well, let's get into some real talk. Yeah, let's do this first funny one, bruh. I don't know. We'll do the uh the La Russell one first. Yeah, I like that one. All right, let's go.
SPEAKER_05We shot 40 to 50 videos just in my mama driveway, using what we got, all of these different videos with millions of views across from those videos, and that's just the driveway. Sometimes you just gotta get one thing to be the thing for a bit. We shot 40 to 50 videos.
SPEAKER_02The reason why I like this reel so much is this is damn near the same shit me and SG did with my shop. Yeah, like we shot hella videos at my shop, different angles, different places at my shop, you know. And just nothing, bro. Yeah, but it's you know, it's what we have available at the time. It's you know, after we're done shooting videos, is somewhere we can kick it. I got a video in your shop. Yeah, you know, separate from the one we did. Yep. So I just I really fuck with that because somebody on his level who's done what he's done, if they're saying like, hey, don't fucking overthink it, then don't overthink it. You know, most people out here overthink I can't shoot a video there because I already shot one there, you know, or I can't do this because I already did that. Fuck it, bro. It's content is content. You know, we preach that all the time, you know. The more content you have, the better.
SPEAKER_11You know, you saying that is like, you know, the the the reels where they're like like damn, that's me, bro. Yeah, I'm the boast over thing because I be having these grand schemes and ideas where I'm like, it has to be this fucking huge fucking yeah. I'm talking about nigga, this shit gotta be the hardest shit ever, man. Nobody could ever fuck with, you know what I'm saying? Yep. And then and then I look back and I got like three, four, five and shit. I got like 10 songs where I'm like, bro, I could have just did tough shit, yeah, little shit, and made that shit happen. Yeah, and now I don't got nothing for the one of my some of my favorite songs. Yeah, because I never I just didn't take the step, you know what I mean?
SPEAKER_02So yeah, and that's facts, you know, like, and sometimes I get into that uh feeling of where like nah it has to be different, you know. But I try to keep myself away from that, and SG helps, you know, and we've done like fucking I can't even say the amount that like we probably done between your house and my house or your house and my shop, like damn near half the videos we've shot have been at some of those locations, you know, like is it's crazy, you know. But the work wouldn't have been there, and then you know, a lot of people they uh commend me for the amount of work I put out and shit like that, but that would have never happened had he not been like, nah, bro, we could just shoot it at my house, or no, let's just shoot it at your shop again. No, folks. So yeah, it's crazy how that works, or how we're like, uh it's gotta be elaborate, but at the end of the day, it's better to have something than nothing, you know.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, what's that saying? Uh 0% of or 100% of zero shit. Yeah, you know, you'd I'd rather have 40% of a million than a hundred percent of nothing.
SPEAKER_02Oh damn. There's actually another reel that if we have time after this next one. No, just go ahead, just we'll do it right now. Um I think I sent it to you on uh Facebook Messenger. It was T Pain. Okay. And it it goes along with what you're saying.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, because like that that's more like when when you start talking masters and shit. But yeah.
SPEAKER_02But even you know, it it goes right along with what you said and shit, you know. Uh 100% of nothing is still nothing, you know.
SPEAKER_11Oh yeah, look, it literally says exactly what I just said. It's about the masters and shit.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Yep, that one there.
SPEAKER_00We go to clear the sample or something like that. So they're like, we want, we want 70% of the song. I'm like, alright, cool. Take it. Right. You want a hundred?
SPEAKER_11For real.
SPEAKER_00You can have a hundred percent of the fucking song. I don't give a shit. Because you know why? This song's gonna be so big, I'm gonna be on the road for the next two years getting $60,000 a night. You're gonna be waiting on uh royalty checks, which is probably gonna be about $13 a month. Fuck do I give a fuck if you take it? I don't give a shit how much of the percentage and and most of that money that that's coming from where where you're getting your percentage from is going back to the label anyways. I'm not I don't give a fuck about that when I sample a song.
SPEAKER_02And that's facts, you know, like super facts. It kind of goes with the video thing a little bit too, because like if you're if you're putting out content to a video, who cares? You know, you're just trying to get the audience to see you so that they fucking see you enough times to where they want to go to a show and see you live and pay the live money, you know, and maybe buy some merch. No, no, it's like so.
SPEAKER_11Is there ever a situation where it is fucking, it does suck though? What? Like when you like the opposite of that, like you know, if you're just gonna get eyes on you, like that's like uh Cisco Dong song, nothing. They fucking came and took fucking Ricky Martin and them niggas. Well came and took that nigga off shit, bro.
SPEAKER_02I mean it, but he's speaking from the perspective of um Up and coming almost, uh up and coming, but he owns himself, you know what I'm saying? So he gets the money, yeah. He gets the money from the shows that he's doing. Yeah, yeah, I know what you mean. Like that's where he's trying to make his bag from. He's not trying to make his bag off the song. He wants you to hear the song so that you want to go see him live. Type shit. That's like Kanye West threw the wire.
SPEAKER_11Yeah. Nothing. Yeah. And but you know, if you're trying to catapulted him to the fucking top.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, if you're trying to get the bag off the song and you don't want to do live performances and shows and shit like that, then of course you're gonna take the L because nigga, the whoever owns the masters is getting the money. You know, but if you're not trying to get the bag from there, fucking who cares? Take take all of it.
SPEAKER_11Like I said, bro, 100% of nothing is nothing.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And that's why I want motherfuckers be like, oh, you need to clear this sample. For what?
SPEAKER_11Yeah. Well, no, I mean, well, I guess if you're if you're if you're looking at it from that perspective, yeah. But if you don't clear some certain samples, they they won't let you perform it either. Just so you know. Yeah, but they'll be on your ass.
SPEAKER_02No, they just want to own it. That's what the clearing the sample is about. No, no, I'm just saying they want their part. And if you're giving them 100% of it, uh, they're gonna clear it. No, I'll give you, I'll say 100%.
SPEAKER_11I'm just saying on the on the performance tip, yeah. They can definitely block your shit. They'll be like, hey, yeah, you don't have rights to use this at all. They could be on that. I'm not saying that people do that a lot. I'm just saying they could be like, hey, you can't fucking do nothing with this, like at all.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_11Which would fucking suck.
SPEAKER_02And that probably happens more so to people who are like trying to haggle on what to, you know, yeah. You could just have these people. Yeah, just I'd be like, nigga, just take the whole thing.
SPEAKER_11That's actually a good perspective. I'm gonna do that.
SPEAKER_02I'm gonna go make this money for you.
SPEAKER_11I got a song coming up soon that I'm about to uh record. Yeah. And I'm gonna see, you know, about the sample. Because I don't want I want to use it legally, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, but yeah, if they if they're like, well, no, that's not enough, okay. Take it all then. Motherfucker, you can have the whole shit. Yeah, this song's gonna be cold. I want to perform it everywhere, you know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, no, I feel you. Um all right, let's hop into this next reel. All right, man. This is just a funny one to finish it off. Last one of the real talk, let's get it. Hold on, this saying the type of song niggas get rich off of. That's what it's saying. So we go do all right.
SPEAKER_06If the chickens cross the road, how did he get back? And that's just toast. Come on, but I tell you, because if you come in, nigga, my head.
SPEAKER_11What's crazy, bro? What's crazy? The craziest part of that whole shit is that's kind of fire, bro. That's kind of fire, bro.
SPEAKER_02The other crazy part of that whole shit is chickens don't fucking quack. Yeah, but right, what the fuck Robbie gotta do with it, hey, right.
SPEAKER_11That's what makes it so fire, bro.
SPEAKER_02Like, hey, she snapped. I hate that shit.
SPEAKER_11But I love that shit. That she snapped because it's so facts, bro. Like, yeah, you could tell that her, she just clowning, and you could tell she probably makes great media. If she put her mind to it, she would make great media. Yeah, just because she funny like that film. Like that shit was funny. She's rabbit yoli, but this shit makes me wonder if that's an actual song. Like, no, that's ain't no way. Are you saying like she like it?
SPEAKER_02No, no, like did they put that shit up on streaming platforms?
unknownTikTok.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, something shit. I think they buy to put it on Apple Music. We should search it and find out.
SPEAKER_11We gotta find the name of the song.
SPEAKER_02Niggas ravioli, quack, quack. Ravioli, quack, quack.
SPEAKER_11See, look, and then the see look, look at what I'm saying. The caption, by the way, I'm hosting an event tomorrow. Pull up Sacramento Flyer posted, chicken nigga, bop, bop. You know what I'm saying? Like, hey, because hey, because I bet you low key, I bet you she really gives me I bet you she's performing that song. Oh, that's I bet hey, but that's a niche, bro. It's funny, it's funny, bro, and it sounds it's a good song, nigga. Like, yeah, it's not trash, is what I'm saying. Like, there's structure to it. She had the hook, she had the people quack, quack. She had her bitches in the back, like quack, quack. Like, they was going crazy, fam. Yeah, look, it like by I am illy at $85,000. Yeah, yeah. I'm about to write a song like this, y'all.
SPEAKER_02We're gonna fucking debut it here on the Bible.
SPEAKER_11What's craziest, bro, is that that's what I want to get back to, bro. Cause I feel like having fun. We used exactly, bro. Like, I used to be able to do that shit on the drop of a fucking dime. Yeah, let's go out for rap about some dumb ass shit. Yeah, and then like somewhere along the line, I lost that, and I'm just all business. Oh, I gotta be a good song, gotta be, it gotta make sense, it gotta have a message.
SPEAKER_02Like, took ourselves too serious, too serious, bro.
SPEAKER_11Like, so shout out to her though, man. This is by it's Draca. I don't know if I'm saying her name right, I'm guessing, but it's it's I-T-Z D-R-E-K-K-A-A underscore it's Draca. Quack, quack. I'm about to follow her right now because that shit lit. And she deserves it. Getting money off this Instagram shit, bro.
SPEAKER_02Hell yeah. Speaking of uh Instagram shit, uh me and my niece did our first reel, not that too, not that long ago. Yeah, the uh the one. Yeah, the tenant one.
SPEAKER_11That shit was funny though. Yeah, y'all gotta do that shit more, bro.
SPEAKER_02Everybody been telling us, bro.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, we got a niche market, bro.
SPEAKER_02Titting and shit. It's hard to find the time, but yeah, we're we're definitely gonna do some more.
SPEAKER_11I guess it is, especially if you're like planning them out like that.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. And like, nigga, we literally did that shit within like five minutes, bro. Like, she was like, Oh, I saw this funny thing. We should do a reel to this. And then I was like, she was like, but I don't know what to do. And I'm like, we just do something like this. And I fucking gave her the idea and she was like, All right, so we tried it. It literally took us five minutes to pump that shit out, bro.
SPEAKER_11See what I'm saying? So what you talking about, time then, nigga.
SPEAKER_02Because, whoa, we were working on two cars, you know.
SPEAKER_11So it's like but I mean that's yeah, that that's the beauty and in your opportunity right there. Yeah, because you already in there working, yeah. So next time you're doing something, like, man, I fucking hate doing this. Like, this is the part I don't like. Yeah, that's when you like, all right, we just gotta find the perfect sound clip for it. Yeah, and then you're doing it like fuck, and then you just make it funny, you know. I mean, like that's really because I I be wanting to do that, but I don't be having shit really where it's gonna be finding the sound clip is probably the hardest part. Yeah, content creators, correct me if I'm wrong, but yeah, I feel like that's the hardest part to make it match. Yeah, but like I I've I still to this day want to do one with the day day, you know. You gotta I gotta live here, you don't. You're right, you know what I'm saying? That shit funny as hell to me, right?
SPEAKER_02Nigga, we can do that one here.
SPEAKER_11Yeah, you get into it with them. We've been even taking trip and shit. I gotta live here, you don't.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, especially because like here they got the uh fucking insurances, the law firms and shit. That shit would be funny, bro. Yeah, yeah. All right, so um that concludes this episode of the R414R podcast, brought to you by Illy Street Team Hectic, the R414R Media Studio and SG Films. If you haven't already, we encourage you to take a moment to subscribe to our channel, like this video, and leave a comment about the topic that interests you the most. Thank you for watching and come back for the next episode of the R414 Podcast.
