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[Assistant] I am like so creeped out by Lila now. Like, I don't know what her angle is. Well, I do. She obviously wants now the, uh, Gabriel's miraculous. She wants it.


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[Assistant] It's very, very odd. I don't know.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it would be really bad if she gets it as well. I'm like trying to think. It'd be really bad if she gets it, cause she's just like...


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[Assistant] She is this character we have no idea like what she wants, why she wants it, what her motivation is, what she would even do with it.


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[Assistant] So, I don't know, she's just like this chaotic character who just fell out of the sky?


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[Assistant] And now we have to kind of deal with her and she's like getting more manic as we keep going because things aren't going her way and she's unhappy and Gabriel went against her like...


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[Assistant] Grand design of sorts.


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[Assistant] So it's, it's terrifying. Uhm, and we're kinda dealing with some of the Chloe stuff here too. Chloe obviously doesn't understand what's happening, uh, but she's just kinda going along with it.


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[Assistant] I do like that Sabrina at least was called out and like told not to like cheat for Chloe anymore. She's obviously still gonna do it, but like it was kinda weird.


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[Assistant] I hope that maybe Sabrina will like, get a backbone, but it's highly doubtful that's going to happen. And now also Lila is like, our chief like, school class rep? Class rep?


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[Assistant] Uhm, which is kinda weird?


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[Assistant] Like, are we really pushing Laila? Like, this heavily?


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[Assistant] It's weird, I'm guessing we are, we-


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[Assistant] Because we already know that there's going to be a new, like, Hawk Moth monarch in the future.


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[Assistant] Really weird, so I would like to know what her motivation is, but it does suck.


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[Assistant] It starts mainly for the fact that, like, Lila hates Marinette to begin with, so, like, she'll already have it out for Marinette, which makes everything so difficult. So, it's interesting!


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[Assistant] I'm, I'm really curious where this season's gonna go, cause we have... 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27? It's 27? No, 26.


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[Assistant] 26th to 27th is the plastics episode, if I remember correctly. I think so. So yeah, we have six left this season, which is wild.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I believe as far as I'm aware as of like today.


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[Assistant] The movie should have come out already. Hopefully I enjoyed it. I am kinda watching this episode early. So hopefully I liked the movie and it was really good. I think it's really good.


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[Assistant] I am watching it, uhm, early. I'll talk about it when I actually watch the movie.


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[Assistant] This season potentially, but it's fine. Like, it's not canon, everything's different. We know things are gonna go down anyway, so I'm not that concerned. You know, yeaah. So, hopefully I like the movie.


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[Assistant] So thank you guys so much for watching this with me. I've been enjoying Miraculous so much. It's been a blast, so.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world, and today I am here with HoneyJag. How you doing?


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean you guys came in smokin' and a little bit of whiskey was being poured up.


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[Assistant] A lot of people just go through their lives stiff as hell out here and it just doesn't s- And as much as I'm a person who doesn't really like the daytime drinking thing, I can respect the energy that it brings to any given situation, you know?


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[Assistant] Right, every day could definitely be a problem, but I mean, you ever been to San Francisco?


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[Assistant] Okay, there's a park. This is like a big grass hill. It's called Dolores Park. And when I first went there, it's just wall to wall people sitting in the grass just drinking and smoking and just hanging out all day.


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[Assistant] I mean same shit with San Francisco, it's so expensive to live there that you just have to wake up and get on your fucking grind because if you don't you are gonna die in the streets. In the long term.


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[Assistant] So when you moved to Detroit, was it like noticeably worse, lower?


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[Assistant] And I feel like a lot of people who have that sort of like early life experience of seeing how other people live and realizing what they find interesting about you sort of like lends itself to them then being able to like present their story in a better way that is appealing to people.


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[Assistant] Yeah. So were you always, you were talking about the dancing thing, but were you always super creative? Was your mind always sort of geared towards art and music and that kind of thing?


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[Assistant] Wow, that's cool. You listen to enough songs about fat asses that you just, oh man, I think about that sometimes when I see like an awkward like 12 year old girl and then I just think about what rap music is doing to her brain of like convincing her that her body and what she looks like is not good enough.


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[Assistant] Uhm, anyway, okay, so when did you like really fully decide that you wanted to be a rapper?


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[Assistant] What were your influences that even sort of ended you up in that like conscious rapper slot, like what were you listening to, that that was sort of the first thing you gravitated towards?


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[Assistant] Oh, okay. Interesting. So, fast forward to, uh, what has been going on more recently, like where were you at with your career in terms of you like getting books for this festival and like what was your perspective on that going into it?


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[Assistant] Okay, so when did you realize that this festival that you were booked at had an interesting pricing structure?


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[Assistant] But did that, as you, as a kid growing up, did you ever have any kind of like identity crisis in terms of like, oh well I'm not like fully black and I'm not one of the white kids and did you ever feel like you weren't like accepted by different groups or is this kind of like a new thing for your identity to be so in question?


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[Assistant] Okay, let's just get into this, like, I see a lot of people coming with the reaction, a sort of surface level reaction of like, this is fucked up, you can't charge different races different prices, which I do think is fair, but at the same time,


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[Assistant] Being an issue in Detroit or is this sort of like a new concern for you?


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[Assistant] Alright, and I know nobody wants to like feel bad for the white kids that are pissed off that they have to pay an extra 10 bucks, but at the same time, I think that something that sometimes might get left out of these conversations is that like, what is the ultimate goal? The ultimate goal


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[Assistant] It feels like in the long term, like the effect of charging two different prices based on race, it's like,


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[Assistant] Strong connection with white people. I hear that, I see people tweet about that all the time, like if you really want to get to know what white people are like.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. It's like these conversations need to be engaged and that's the kind of thing that if this conversation were to have taken place,


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[Assistant] And it looked like it was an actual like holistic healing environment where this was a conversation that was being embraced by the community. Then like the outsider perspective on it would ideally be more that like, Oh, look at this interesting important conversation that is happening. But instead it just,


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[Assistant] I don't know that it has, but it seems like it's been painted as if you're kind of the villain. But then also it's like you're clearly like a hero to a lot of people who think that you really just like stood up for the right thing.


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[Assistant] Does this kind of make you rethink how you view some of the intentions of a lot of people who do end up in these kind of spaces where maybe you are now looking at it like, God, like, are some of these people just bullies, like, they just really are


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[Assistant] This is all happening against the backdrop of like,


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[Assistant] What's the weirdest, uh, shit that's happened to you as a result of this? Have you had anybody in particular reach out to you that you were like shocked that they were interested in it or anything like that? Anybody been critical of you that you, that you were shocked that they even knew who you were?


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[Assistant] But that's okay, because those issues can be discussed within these communities, but then sometimes pieces of those discussions...


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[Assistant] It's weird, like that dynamic does happen where there are people who are super concerned about injustice and then some of their


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[Assistant] What uh, in what ways do you feel like, or has this made you more or less confident and committed to your music career?


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[Assistant] I feel like the world is like primed for you to like, like your next music video or your next thing that you put out is like you know that there's big eyeballs on you and you know that you've already courted enough controversy that it's like you could easily sort of like replicate this and like


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[Assistant] Hey, let me ask you this. You and your girls are like, hopping in a car, you gotta drive for like an hour to go do something. What's the soundtrack?


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, do you have any kind of game plan for the stuff that you're planning on putting out, or what your next moves are gonna be?


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[Assistant] Well hey, I'm sure there's a lot of new fans out there after watching this, cause that was a powerful 50 minutes of conversation we just did there.


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[Assistant] No jumper. Thank you. Coolest podcast in the world. Check us out on YouTube, Soundcloud, iTunes.


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[Assistant] But I took a bath just yesterday.


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[Assistant] Mama gon' complain and say I need a belt. Cause I'm sagging out the frame, I let my nuts see the sun. Horrible influence, let your son see my gun. Dr. Jeffrey in the game, I'ma foul the coach.


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[Assistant] But some in my mind told me let you niggas breathe. Some in my mind told me let you niggas, uh. Some in my mind told me let you niggas breathe.


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[Assistant] Oh, this is really sad and touching. Dang.


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[Assistant] That's so cute. I like that scene.


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[Assistant] Next stop, Main Street. Well, this is our stop.


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[Assistant] I think I can tell you why you're having difficulty with this because this scene requires you to find something in yourself that you are uncomfortable having there.


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[Assistant] And, and I said, part of what an actor has to do is to find everything, no matter what it is, inside you.


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[Assistant] No Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. We were just having a conversation about what it's like to actually go in and do one of these crazy ass, well I can't call it freestyle because it's obviously prepared, but uh, with Charlie, what's his last name?


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[Assistant] What's it like when you're getting prepared to go in there and spit like 10 minutes of pre-written recorded shit and you gotta nail it?


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[Assistant] You got that going off in your ears, so like you're working on the super technical, finely refined thing that you have in your brain and then meanwhile you got shit exploding in your headphones.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so has this always been your focus? Is that you wanted to be like the best rapper, the most technical rapper, the fastest rapper? Was that always the side of hip-hop that appealed to you?


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, I'm the guy that gets the most props because he's like on the surface level, technical skill, he appears to be the most talented, so that's always going to reserve him a certain spot in the culture.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So you started out doing the beatbox thing back in Camden? That's where you're from?


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[Assistant] So yeah, I started to that. I did that quite a bit when I was like 13. I had about six months where I was beatboxing a lot. I don't know if I've ever admitted that on camera before. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there are a lot, there's a lot of other like beatbox type dudes who did songs like that over the years. Ooh, I gotta check those out, that's interesting.


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[Assistant] Definitely. So was it just kind of the thing that you just sort of learned to do it? It was just a way of you sort of having some value to the crew of everybody hanging out and then over time you just sort of realized that the rapping thing was more your style?


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[Assistant] I think that's interesting though, because I feel like a lot of the UK rap that seems like it really pops off is the stuff that is more nuanced, like that people around here are the ones who don't really understand it and they love it for that because it's like a coded language.


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[Assistant] Honestly, that, that really stood out to me. When I, when I first saw the other song and met the man, I was like, what the fuck is this gonna sound like? And I clicked on it and actually...


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[Assistant] It's funny though, because that's how it is, is once you get famous like that, that you, you have a team to sort of like, you know, go through the stuff that you're being sent, but then at the same time you know that the team is maybe not as in tune with what's dope musically. It's like that all the time when I hear about somebody trying to get in touch for an interview.


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[Assistant] And like they don't get past like my, my assistant or whatever and I'm just like god damn I could have had that shit like three months earlier.


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[Assistant] Did you actually get in the studio with Dizzy? Yea, yea, yea. To make that song? How was that experience? Cause he's ridiculous as a rapper as well.


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[Assistant] To be honest, I gotta interview him tomorrow, and I'm not the one who put together the schedule at first, like they came to me, they're like, this is a list of artists that we think you might be able to get interviews from. I'm like, Dizzy Rascal? What the fuck? I'm like, cause to be honest, he's definitely the first UK rapper I ever heard, cause I used to always be watching his BMX videos, and I think it was back in like 2004.


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[Assistant] There was a fucking Dizzy Rascal song and it was like the first time I'd ever heard anything that even sorta sounded like grime, whatever. Like I just had no- I couldn't understand a word of it. I actually still to this day I went- I went back and I was reading through the lyrics to that song yesterday and being like, fuck, that's what I was listening to all those years.


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean there's like, there's a certain point where when you're like the first artist to really break through for an entire country, an entire region, I mean that's kinda like...


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[Assistant] He accomplished something that nobody will ever be able to accomplish in terms of just being the first one to really make a big impact from that place.


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[Assistant] I'm like, when did GQ decide that rap was this cool that they wanted to, you know? And it's great to honestly see it happening.


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[Assistant] But at the same time, it's like you gotta realize what it is. It's them realizing that they can't just put these fucking male models on the cover and get by on that. They gotta actually reach out to a guy who, you know, was charged with a fucking crazy shooting a couple of years ago or some shit like that.


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[Assistant] They have actually realized that they have to fuck with hip-hop to keep up.


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[Assistant] No, not Gujiman. He's rich for real, yeaah. So you have, was this song, uh, you had a song in 2014 that got 8 million views.


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[Assistant] Uhm, was that like your breakout song or when did you first start to go from just being a kid on the block to actually really getting recognition for your craft?


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[Assistant] Was it an immediate reaction where people were just excited and reacted to it?


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[Assistant] What's that all about? Is that like you planning on being able to find new artists? Do you have artists in mind that you're gonna try to put out through this or?


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[Assistant] It's a tricky thing to want to like balance promoting yourself and then promoting other rappers as well.


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[Assistant] Traditionally, throughout rap's history, like we've seen so many fucking rappers fail at this, even like the biggest rappers. You think like Jay-Z was the biggest rapper, and in his prime, he tried to make Memphis Bleak hot, he tried to make Beanie Seagull hot, nothing ever panned out to even be like 5% of as big as he was, you know?


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[Assistant] You see a lot of that, is that kind of the attitude out here? Like from my perspective, I feel like I see a lot of UK rappers really supporting each other and stuff when I'm clicking on, uh, different people to watch their videos. I'm always surprised to see that lots of different people seem like they're working with lots of different people, but then again that's also,


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[Assistant] Like when Dizzy sees you, he's like able to just look at the talent and he doesn't see you as competition necessarily because he already had his big time or whatever as a big star and everything and now he's able to just look at it more like, this guy's dope, I wanna work with him, easy as that.


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[Assistant] I went to Brighton and within 24 hours of getting there, this was about 4 or 5 years ago, I was still doing the BMX thing, we took Molly, go to the bar,


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[Assistant] MD as you guys call it. And then we, we go to the bar and, you know, we, we leave the first bar and we're going to the second bar and we stopped on the corner and we had like three girls with us and they're on mini skirts.


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[Assistant] And these fucking kid walks up to us and is just basically like says something super rude to the girl. He says something about like how would your mom feel if she knew you were out dressed like that. And my friend says,


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[Assistant] Shut the fuck up or I'm gonna knock your teeth out. And so all of a sudden we got like 30 fucking teenage kids fucking punching us and chasing us down the street and shit and they basically just attacked us until we like accidentally ran into some cops.


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[Assistant] And then, like a cop car pulled up and then the kids were gone like that. They didn't get one of them.


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[Assistant] That was about four or five years ago. Yeaah. It was like this BMX video that they were like filming out there that I'll send you a link to that you'd probably be like, you'd be like, wow, I can't believe all this shit went down in brightness crazy.


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[Assistant] Is London where it's at in terms of like if you want to be a creative in England, is it really kind of useless to try to get by anywhere else?


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[Assistant] So what's your lifestyle like these days? Are you just working on your music stuff or your career stuff all the time or what's a day in the life?


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[Assistant] You kinda wall yourself off and just try to focus on yourself.


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[Assistant] I feel like everybody I've been interviewing has been coming and acting like they don't party, but then in reality most of the Englishmen I know, they party.


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[Assistant] If somebody like offers me some fucking coke or something, it's just like, like, I'm looking at that like that's the next 24 hours of my life because not only am I going to be up for like at least 10 hours fucking with that shit, then also I'm going to have to recover and that could take a whole day. Really just not worth it.


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[Assistant] God, I feel the opposite way. I feel like I'm not even gonna smoke blunts anymore when I get home. I think I'm gonna be on spliffs for life.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well you know Travis Barker told me that he smoked like an insane amount of blunts every day for 10, 20 years and then one day he went to the doctor and they told him that if he kept doing it for like another year, he said he had pre-cancer of the throat.


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[Assistant] I'm smoking blunts and he hasn't done it since. He told me that, I'm like, what the fuck am I doing? I'm like, I'm gonna fucking have a conversation like that sooner or later, huh?


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[Assistant] Do you say 20 blunts? He was smoking at least 20 blunts a day, which I mean, having that much money, I could totally see it. I know people that smoke insane amounts of weed like that too.


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[Assistant] Whenever I'm traveling and I start smoking like, I wake up, roll a blunt at noon, it's just, I don't know man, it just doesn't really like, it makes me want to take a nap an hour later, it makes me, I don't want to fucking work, it's just no.


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[Assistant] So you'll, you'll just write that many songs and then you'll just, whenever you do hit the studio, you're basically just working on recording the stuff that you already kind of have prepared? Yep, yep.


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[Assistant] Yea man. So you're in FIFA? Yea. What's that feel like?


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[Assistant] Yeah, cause you could have a song that has 20 million views on YouTube, whatever, like you're feeling like you just killed it, and it's like very hard to put that in terms that your grandparents are gonna understand.


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[Assistant] Impressing your grandma is like the main, the main thing that if you could, if you could figure out a way to accomplish that through rap, then you did it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, me too. My grandparents, if they were still alive, it would be like a hundred.


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[Assistant] Have to kind of rise to the challenge, right? Because nobody wants to get washed on a song. And like, when you're coming that hard, they gotta live up to it a little bit, right?


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[Assistant] Cause he's probably done plenty of verses for people over the years that he heard it, whatever. I'm gonna just do my thing, it's fine, it'll be better than theirs easily. When you hear something like that, it's like, well shit, if I don't fucking really go hard, then I'm gonna be like easily, I'm gonna look a little silly.


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[Assistant] Cause something like me, when I'm listening to a rapper feature or whatever, that's what I'm thinking about is like, okay, how serious did he take this? I've heard verses where it was just so fucking obvious that like, you know, where I was excited, oh my God, I'm gonna hear these two together. And then you hear and you're like, he didn't even fucking know what he was doing when he did this shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah. I feel like these days, even like big rappers, they're kind of aware of that dynamic. So it's like they don't want you to think that if at all possible unless they feel like disrespecting you. If they maybe like get the verse and they really don't give a shit about it.


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[Assistant] That's such a crazy feeling. I remember one time we paid for a fucking song, a verse on a song and it's like they sent the weirdest fucking verse and we're all just sitting around listening to it, just everybody sort of like nervously looking at each other just thinking like,


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[Assistant] Do we like this? Like is this okay? Like we like this rapper, but what the fuck is this verse? It's not like at all what we're expecting to hear. It's a weird position to be in.


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[Assistant] Honestly, that really makes me want to see you live, so, got me at least a little bit excited there.


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[Assistant] A lot of times it really surprises me when I see like an 18 year old rapper that I, like, that I would assume has had legal situations and then I see them actually, like there's this kid Splurge and I seen him, he went on tour with Lil Pump opening for him and I seen him all over Europe and everything and I was so happy for him and I was especially happy because when I met him,


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[Assistant] He's just a crazy-ass gangster kid with hella guns in his videos and shit, so I just assumed that he had to have had some kind of legal trouble at some point, and then I see him out in Ireland and shit, and I was just like, damn, you're a fucking kid from the hood, you're 16, you're in Ireland, that's amazing. Like, you know, that's the value of, I guess, not getting caught doing anything in his case.


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[Assistant] Believe it or not, when you're 16, when you're 18, there's plenty, like, there were plenty of people telling me not to drive out of school, not to do illegal activities, blah blah blah. There were so many people telling me that, I just wasn't listening.


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[Assistant] What's up man, you're doing it. Uhm, anybody you wanna thank? Anything we need to know before we wrap this up?


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[Assistant] Alrighty then. Good luck to everyone staying home, and to us too.


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[Assistant] Artyom, you see that luggage hole? Get into it.


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[Assistant] You're quite alike. Probably cause she's my sister. Hey, Chow.


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[Assistant] When I first went abroad, I stayed at Chowak was for months. Then I left in haste and didn't bring everything with me. I don't know where he threw them.


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[Assistant] Your album could be buried under the pile in the box when you moved in.


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[Assistant] You know, one can be both. Sharp-tongued and kind-hearted. That means being hard on the outside and soft on the inside.


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[Assistant] But most of the time, being hard in the outside is hurtful enough.


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[Assistant] Who hates you? Your brother or Li Zhenzhen?


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[Assistant] I see. Maybe the way you do things is annoying.


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[Assistant] Your fear is natural. Back then you were still a kid.


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[Assistant] Here's the difference. A fourteen-year-old could be a carry-on, but not at fifty.


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[Assistant] Therefore, a teenager acting like a spoiled child is forgivable. And you said it yourself. Ling Xiao chose to stay mostly because of you. So how could you say he hates you?


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[Assistant] When you were a kid? Ah, are you talking about the time you broke your head but you lied and blamed it on Li Zhenzhen?


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[Assistant] You should apologize to her. And change your attitude. Otherwise, who can feel your warm heart?


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[Assistant] Hey look, you claim that you don't want to be like your mom. But actually, you think just like her. You always think the worst of others.


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[Assistant] You have 10 minutes. Get yourself together and get back to work. Welcome to the grown-up world.


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[Assistant] When I left your place in Britain, I left some things there. Is it still there?


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[Assistant] I'm sorry, have you seen a fella, uh, hockin' a mohawk around here somewhere?


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[Assistant] There she is. My angel of death.


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[Assistant] See now Fetch, I did what Jenny forced me to do. She knew the price of betraying me. The question is, do you?


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[Assistant] Whenever you talk about acting, you go on and on like a super hyped up kid in sugar.


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[Assistant] Whenever you bring that up, your eye sparkles.


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[Assistant] No, it's not. You know what? The moment you bring up your current job, your mood suddenly darkens and you put on a long face.


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[Assistant] I do think they really love acting. They're not doing it for fame.


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[Assistant] Hey, why don't you try auditioning for a place?


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[Assistant] Look at you. You're so negative. To be an actress, you should get your head in the game.


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[Assistant] I met her in sculpture class. We were told to learn from her, but she struck me as mediocre.


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[Assistant] That guy is a total scumbag. I won't work for him.


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[Assistant] Stop it. Just ignore those idiots. Find a photo first. I'll dig up his dirt. We'll crush him.


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[Assistant] Hello? I'm at the gate. Rehearsal room? Okay, we'll meet you there. Okay, alright, bye. My director friend wants to see me.


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[Assistant] Don't go yet. I'll introduce you to my buddy. You won't be disappointed. Come on.


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[Assistant] I wasn't bragging. Tang San is very good. She's been acting since she was a kid. At eight, she could cry at will.


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[Assistant] Hey, did you watch the drama that I sent you? I did. It wasn't bad. It wasn't bad? That's all? It was fantastic!


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[Assistant] I think even if you can't be on camera, you deserve the spotlight.


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[Assistant] That's a good question. All I can say is, ever since you decided to quit, you've been unhappy.


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[Assistant] We all know you're unhappy, but we don't know how to cheer you up.


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[Assistant] When you're determined to do something, the universe conspires to help you.


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[Assistant] Over the weekend on Saturday, minding my own business and I get kind of a threatening video email. Sent to me by a Mr. Hugh Jackman.


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[Assistant] I arrived in Sydney, Australia, and even though they speak English here, I still had to learn the language.


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[Assistant] I'm sitting here with Gabrielle, a voice and dialect coach. Correct. I would like to be able to speak like an Australian, an authentic Australian. I do dialects very well. Scottish? Ah, as a Loch Ness monster!


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[Assistant] What do you say? Prawns. Oh wait a minute. There was a whole commercial there for years.


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[Assistant] Do you wanna drink? I wanna drink all the time, but not as fast as love.


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[Assistant] Friend? Friend? Mate! He's my mate! G'day, mate. A woman. Shayla!


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[Assistant] So maybe we'll do a little role-playing scenario right now? Sure. Haha! Sheila!


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[Assistant] With Akadaka. Do you? Yeaah. Are you a roadie? I'm a roadie who likes rootin'. I'm a rootin' roadie with Akadaka. If I'm not rootin', I'm sleepin'. And I'm gettin' me zee zees.


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[Assistant] I was swimming and I knew we had a date, but I was in me budgie smugglers, so I had to-


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[Assistant] I know you're doing a lot of shows traveling around the world. Lots of them. Like, you've been everywhere around the world. Except Australia.


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[Assistant] Sometime in the 2000s, Exxon gave their archives to the library at the University of Texas. Many truckloads of documents.


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[Assistant] Perhaps it was a PR effort to show that this company has a proud history and it's all transparent, it's all in the library.


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[Assistant] And so it was a revelation when journalists uncovered documents showing how deep the conversation was about climate change within Exxon.


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[Assistant] It's amazing. I mean it's, it is uhm, it's a call to action. They're realizing


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[Assistant] It's going down. We need to be in the room talking about uncertainty and downplaying the urgency effectively. That that is the call.


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[Assistant] This paragraph starts, Exxon's long-term public presence and contributions to the scientific field give us unique credibility within the petroleum industry. We served on the task force of the American Petroleum Institute and contributed significantly to the development of the API position on climate change.


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[Assistant] So essentially what we see as the API position is the Exxon position on climate change.


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[Assistant] Their focus is trying to emphasize uncertainty.


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[Assistant] There's an assessment done written by a mobile scientist within the GCC. So it says, you know,


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[Assistant] Human activities affect the climate and the answer is the scientific basis for the greenhouse effect and the potential impact of human emissions of greenhouse gases such as CO2 on the climate is well established and cannot be denied.


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[Assistant] What's really interesting about this document is the back six pages, and this is just a draft, this was never published as far as we know, several arguments have been put forward attempting to challenge the conventional view of greenhouse gas induced climate change.


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[Assistant] Patrick Michaels named as one of the people putting forward these arguments and concludes they do not offer convincing arguments against the conventional model of greenhouse gas emission induced climate change. So don't use their, don't use their voice.


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[Assistant] He's trying to rally the oil industry to speak as one, to oppose climate change action, to fight basically with a run up to the Kyoto Protocol. This is when it really ramps up.


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[Assistant] Suddenly in 97, the sums in those grants goes way up. They know that this is the big fight.


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[Assistant] A briefing document and it's, uh, the title is the Dilemma for Congress Draft Resolution is attached for your consideration.


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[Assistant] The plan says victory will be achieved when recognition of uncertainties becomes part of the conventional wisdom.


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[Assistant] We were the first oil company that really spent a lot of money looking at all that. And the results were what?


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[Assistant] But none of these technologies were going to be competitive against oil.


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[Assistant] Such an economic advantage and secondly such a relatively ease of use that it was going to be very difficult to displace them.


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[Assistant] There is a natural variability that has nothing to do with man. The climate has changed every year for millions of years. Now the question is, is part of what's happening related to something other than natural variability?


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[Assistant] And the reality is, the science isn't there to make that determination.


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[Assistant] So it's critical that we in the industry provide a voice of common sense on this important issue.


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[Assistant] Are you going insane? I said that for you! How can you be so ungrateful? You wanna break up with me?


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[Assistant] Seattle and other parts of the Northwest had their driest February in history.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, we're tracking him.


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[Assistant] Mom's up. Hi. We've gotta save America from the red skull.


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[Assistant] That's why my red, white, and blue uniform is form-fitting, yet flexible. I love American ingenuity.


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[Assistant] Tony, let's get you back to Stark Tower and into something, uh, less revealing.


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[Assistant] We appreciate the help, but you've destroyed the vortex. Now we can't follow Loki.


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[Assistant] Colonel Fury, sir. Loki jumped into a vortex and vanished.


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[Assistant] Ooh, very theatrical with the lightning and everything. He is the god of thunder. It's sort of his thing.


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[Assistant] Hey Blondie, I hate to point this out, but it just got stolen from there. Maybe your security's not so good.


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[Assistant] Heh, you could use the exercise. Shed a few of those extra boulders.


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[Assistant] Sir, Magneto desecrated the Statue of Liberty. What is this country coming to?


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[Assistant] Good to go, sir. So long as the everlovin' blue-eyed thing here will lend a hand.


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[Assistant] The sprawling giant includes pipelines, petrochemicals, asphalt plants, trading floors,


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[Assistant] It owns 37,000 miles of international pipelines.


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[Assistant] I think that was in, if that was in 2003, it was at the very beginning. Time was moving so fast then it could have been, but uhm.


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[Assistant] I believe it was either 2002 around that time, uhm, it was, it was wild, man. The streets was poppin', you know, everywhere you went, you know, you, you, you, if you was pushing that gangster lifestyle, you know, you had to really be represented on the 24 hour level.


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[Assistant] You know, with the, with the gangsta lifestyle real heavy. So that's always expected when somebody meets me. It's like, you know, I had people.


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[Assistant] Approach me at, uh, Universal Studios and like, you know.


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[Assistant] A lot of times when people do that and you be like, oh, okay, that's cool. No, that's not how you present yourself. You know, you present yourself like, you know, you're going to represent yourself at all times where you from. And I done did that and that's just so expected that


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[Assistant] It was over, it was over by the little docking area by the West Coast Inn. I think they changed the name of that hotel, but uhm, we launched off from over there and you know, it was,


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[Assistant] Free drinks and, you know, free food and, you know, just come out and party with the homies, you know. And, uh, my boy Dale Dog rest in peace from Main Street and he, he, uh, orchestrated that. He put that together.


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[Assistant] Right, right, yeaah, shout out to Stover Young. Solid lil homie. Yeaah. Yeaah, shout out to Pete Nice as well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, man, I'm, I just love the city, man. I always represent the city and push the city. And I know that we weren't included a lot.


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[Assistant] In the early stages of hip hop on the west coast, because before Snoop Dogg, it really was no MC that was powerful enough to represent Long Beach. And when he got on and he made the way for all of us, you know, we've been proud to push the LBC.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah. And I was on my way out of prison at that time. Oh, okay. And we hadn't met.


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[Assistant] Because you're older than her? Before, yeaah. Okay. I'm older than Snoop. And we had met at that time and people were coming into prison at that time and they was like, man, your homeboy Snoop Dogg, man, he uh, man, he's so hard and man that, and I'm like, Snoop Dogg.


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[Assistant] I'm like Snoop Dogg, you know, he was a few, he's a few years younger than me, so.


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[Assistant] I'm like okay, so when I get out and we ran across each other, it turned out that his uncles used to be hanging with my big brother.


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[Assistant] But we just had now, cause he was going to school and hanging with, you know, Warren and Nate Dogg. Them was his peers then, you know, and they was pretty close. And I was heavy in the streets. I was a little bit more heavy in the streets. But, uh, yeah, when I did finally hear him, I said, yeah, this is a bad motherfucker right here.


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[Assistant] Well, I didn't feel like that and I don't believe anyone felt like that because we didn't have any artists at that time that was really clamoring to get on to push Long Beach. You know, like wasn't no doors being closed to Long Beach and nothing like that. I don't, we just weren't,


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[Assistant] Little half-head, we used to, you know, play EPMD music and freestyle over that and stuff like that, but...


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[Assistant] I don't think anyone really pursued rap with the passion that Snoop Dogg did, so we weren't ready to really even hit the map then. It was probably somebody that could spit a couple of songs, but that's where, where then you have to be, to have his catalog


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[Assistant] And you know, his ability to continuously invent great music.


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[Assistant] You have to be kind of born for it. Right. You know, and it's good that he did open the door for us because that's like the...


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[Assistant] The paradigm for Long Beach, you know what I'm saying, to, you know, can he get, oh Snoop Dogg, we know Snoop Dogg from Long Beach, who else, you know, it's like, who else, you know, so he's like the standard bearer.


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[Assistant] Well, we right next to Compton.


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[Assistant] For them to vocalize the lifestyle of LA, per se, the way that they did from Compton.


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[Assistant] You know, but Ice Cube was from LA at the time.


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[Assistant] And he is from LA, but for him to unite with them and for them to represent Compton is known as a notorious hub of


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[Assistant] Los Angeles County. So for them to come out so brazen and blatant as they did, you know, it was, it was just inspiring to, to feel like that you could be a gangster and be successful.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, the, the, I think the politics came into play later on. You know. This is true.


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[Assistant] You know, the fuck the police that launched, you know, the full notoriety across America and all that. That wasn't even, I don't even think that was meant to


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[Assistant] Be a political statement. It was a rap song, you know, like, man, fuck these motherfuckers, man, you know, and it just caught on like that because they took offense. Well, the police, you know, all law enforcement took offense.


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[Assistant] We protecting the country and we, well, y'all not protecting us. You know, y'all harassing us and, you know, kind of like lit a fire in a political arena.


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[Assistant] To how they push too, because it's them against, you know, all the criminal element, as they say. And if you don't fall on the side of...


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[Assistant] Right, take, uh, getting, getting, overseeing every little detail and little minor issue.


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[Assistant] Well, that's how, you know, that's the general feeling in the ghetto. You know, when you see they got more cops that patrol ghetto areas and urban areas than they do.


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[Assistant] You know, and it's also a fear and intimidation tactic.


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[Assistant] You know, we're right here watching you, you know, don't move, don't breathe wrong, don't, you know, and, you know, it's, it's all a, it's all a psychological, uhm, strategy, you know, I believe, from the government and,


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[Assistant] It's just based on how you view them as how you understand what their purpose is.


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[Assistant] If you, you know, I, I grew up doing bad shit, you know, robbing people, you know, snatching purses, uh, you know, the whole gamut, you know, I really wasn't a dope dealer, but I've sold dope and,


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[Assistant] It's just like you pitting yourself against the law at that point. So I understood that. The only time I really felt victimized by the police.


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[Assistant] Was the, like I said, their presence, their ever-presence in everything going on in the inner city.


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[Assistant] But you, you know, you don't hear about meth labs getting raided the way you hear crack houses getting batter-rammed and things like that. So.


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[Assistant] I was there when they came with the Bataram. I wasn't there when they brought the Bataram out, but


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[Assistant] The year that they brought the Battle Ram out, I was, you know, I was around. Right. And you know, it was just, it's just how they, it's just how the police


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[Assistant] Without ever trying to develop an understanding and a relationship with the people unless they're trying to get you to tell on somebody or they see some little kids and be like, hey, you guys need to stay in school, don't be around here doing this and that. But they micromanage


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[Assistant] The job that they're doing, like you say, and piss other people off, like man, let's just do the jobs, like get the murderers and the robbers and things like that. And it just, and it's gotten worse now because now they begin, you know, outright killing.


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[Assistant] Young black males unarmed, you know, uh, women disappearing off the streets found hanged in jail cells, things like that. And it's like,


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[Assistant] If I can't trust you to protect me or at least not get off my ass, I can't even trust you now not to kill me. Right.


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[Assistant] So, that has been pretty much pervasive since my childhood and my understanding of the police was to avoid them at all costs, don't talk to them, don't trust them, you know.


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[Assistant] I never knew my dad. So, you know, my mom, she was kinda like the law of the household. She was the law of the household. And outside of that, what I wouldn't expose myself to was nothing that she led me to. So she didn't know.


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[Assistant] You know, but based on the path that I chose.


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[Assistant] That was the understanding amongst my peers. And you know, those that I encountered.


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[Assistant] You know, my role models and things like that, it was like, we don't fuck with the police.


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[Assistant] You know, being a woman with six children. That, you know, she left St. Louis.


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[Assistant] To come to California and make a better life for us. So you know, and she was dealing with her own


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[Assistant] Personal crisis in her life at different times.


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[Assistant] I get it, you know what I'm saying? I get it. So, you know, I don't hold her, I can't say she molded my thinking into not liking the police or nothing, but she was always a realist and she always let me know that whatever I was doing, I should protect myself and be cautious, whoever I dealt with.


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[Assistant] You know, fresh in California, you know, ain't no telling what, what her life could have turned out like as she pursued another, then she worked at the VA hospital though, and uhm, you know, she provided for us and everything, but,


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[Assistant] I'm just, I'm just grateful. I'm just grateful that I had somebody in my life that cared enough about me


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[Assistant] That she didn't, she didn't treat me no different than any other the kids, any other the kids in the house, but she gave me a special love.


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[Assistant] As the baby and I, I took advantage of that in different ways, but not, not in the way of a spoiled brat or something. I just took it to want my own independence more.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? Like, cause I seen my brothers having their own independence and my sisters, you know, my older sisters doing, you know, doing what they did and then my youngest sister


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[Assistant] To me it's four years older than me. Right. So I was really like the baby, you know, cause she at some point she used to help watch me and stuff like that. So I had watching them, I developed my own sense of wanting to be independent and


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[Assistant] Wanting to call my own shots, so that's why I start going hanging out with different people and doing different things. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, you know, in the streets doing shit, you know, and uh, yeaah, gang banging at 11. Right. You know, uhm, so.


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[Assistant] It's been, it's been a journey for me in that lifestyle, way away from me even, you know, concentrating on like, you know, different


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[Assistant] Variations of family life and what I went through and what I was understanding. I was trying to get in the streets at a young age. Right. You know, I was trying to get out there and see what was going on, what was happening. Were you just curious? I was curious.


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[Assistant] She got me though. But, uh, yeaah, man. So I went to a couple of continuation schools and things like that for a month or two here and there. And, you know, I was getting caught with weed and, you know, switch blades and things like that. So I was always kind of like dealing with the law.


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[Assistant] It just, it keeps me in a more calm state to process things and act a little more calmly now that I know. I used to be kind of like impulsive.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah, I can imagine. I can imagine. And sometimes when I be off, you know, cause I quit smoking once upon a time. You know, I know how I was real anal about a lot of things.


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[Assistant] It is, it is, shout out Corrupt, yeaah, you know, uh, I'm waiting on some of my sunrocks now, you know, I got that cracking as well, uhm, it's just a mixture of keef and rocks. Sunrocks, okay.


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[Assistant] Well, this was the case that I caught, the last case I caught, it was a violation. I think it was for a robbery.


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[Assistant] Uh, armed robbery that the people didn't come to court on.


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[Assistant] And, uh, I wound up doing a violation. Okay. Which was the rest of my time. Excuse me. And it was 19.


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[Assistant] The end, about the middle of the end of december and I got out in 92 and I ran across, uh, Snoop and


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[Assistant] Somewhere in 93 towards the middle or the end of 93.


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[Assistant] I'ma tell you something about being detached from it.


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[Assistant] It's probably so chaotic and so wild at the time that it's like, you know, man, we can get this and they not protecting this and let's go have this and grab that and take that.


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[Assistant] You're living in the moment, but when you're actually watching it take place and you're seeing things burning and you're seeing assaults and you're seeing, you know, the, all, martial law and all, it's like,


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[Assistant] It's like, man, this is fucking nuts.


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[Assistant] You know, so they, they, exactly, that's the point. They can probably have more overtime, so they, they benefited the most out of all that destruction and chaos.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm not saying that I condemn what took place in no way. I'm just saying that you perceive it different.


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[Assistant] When you, when you're in the middle of it, participating in it, which I was unable to be.


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[Assistant] Then when you're detached from it, watching it on a screen, watching it unfold, watching them set up to go in, watching, you know, uh, this, this place of business burning that these people had nothing to do with, you know what I'm saying? They losing everything, you know, and it was just,


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[Assistant] It was just like putting a bandaid on a gunshot.


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[Assistant] You know, I probably wouldn't feel like that if I was out there then, cause I probably would have went in a couple of the right places and...


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[Assistant] You know, I kind of merged with him within like the first year.


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[Assistant] You know, one of the, he was the, pretty much the main enforcer on, on, uh, on the DPG right there, besides Nate Dog. Nate Dog was the enforcer himself, rest in peace.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, solid, solid, all the way around. Wow. And, uh, you know, so.


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[Assistant] When he vouched for me, when C-Style vouched for me, and he brought Snoop, well I met Snoop, and then he brought him over my house later on.


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[Assistant] Was because all I knew about rap was like Eric B and Rakim and, you know, EPMD and 2 Shorty.


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[Assistant] The, the rappers were in, in, in, on the west coast, uhm, you know, all the way to, to the click, you know, E-40 and the click up in the bay, you know, up C-Bow, all that. I knew we had some hitters.


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[Assistant] But it was like, I didn't know the impact that Snoop had made when he came out.


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[Assistant] I still wasn't aware of that because I was just coming home from a prison sentence.


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[Assistant] Got linked up with him and seen the impact that he had.


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[Assistant] Uh, Biggie and Redman and, you know, they would actually, actually sample his music.


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[Assistant] On their albums and stuff like that, and it was like, damn, you know, they really, you know, they really fucking with Dawg. So, you know, it was like, okay, this is, this is pretty big. Then when I was actually brought into it on the Murder Was the Case soundtrack,


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[Assistant] Impacted, yeaah, impactful on the west coast as the, uh, Murder Was The Case soundtrack.


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[Assistant] So that's when people like, really like, oh okay, and then I was able to get on the Dog Pound album, and then we did the uhm,


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[Assistant] Being linked up with him, things were just happening. We were still trying to put together an album at the time.


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[Assistant] And, and it just came about that, you know, in doing the work, other opportunities and avenues open. I was recording with Roger Troutman at Rest in Peace and all that, and it was like, that was phenomenal to me. I grew up off Zapp and Roger, so, you know.


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[Assistant] I've been writing rhymes since 1988. Oh, okay, cool. You know, just when I would go to jail, I would spend my time, you know, studying, you know.


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[Assistant] Scheming, writing up rhymes, you know, in politics and doing what I had to do to stay solid. But, you know, I knew, I, I...


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[Assistant] I knew deep, deep in the recesses of my mind if I ever had a chance to showcase that I could.


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[Assistant] Put lyrics together I would be able to, but I never actually thought that it would take place. That I would get the opportunity to rap.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was, it was, you know, because you only had certain people that, like I named about eight of them, but now it's, it's many more than that, you know, uh, many, many, many more. But, uh, yeah, it was, uh, it was a great time to be in hip hop then because the,


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[Assistant] Learning it and getting to collaborate with.


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[Assistant] Everybody who was popping, you know, from Exhibit to Sugar Free, you know what I'm saying, to the newcomers, like, you know.


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[Assistant] Bring the heat to the table. And we gon', and we gon' make it, make it swing. We gon' let him see what we do, so.


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[Assistant] Well, I think when me and him talked about it, when I asked him about it, I believe that he said, I'ma beat this shit, D.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, he said, he said, I'ma beat this shit, D. You know, and, you know, he, he, he embraced me as not like a artist initially. It was like,


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[Assistant] You, you the big homie, you part, and you gonna be part of the squad. Right. So, you know, it's never been a relationship like, you know, uh, I'm, I'm trying to come get studio time from him or, you know.


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[Assistant] You know, it, it just took me from one world to a whole other world. Right. And you know, uh, I lasted, you know, in,


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[Assistant] Eleven years, you know, just grinding and putting it in before I caught my case that took me away for ten and a half years. And I've been home for like over five years now.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that was done. We still had a couple of projects that we had in mind to, to push and...


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[Assistant] You know, thankfully I had loved ones that kept, kept me alive in the memory of hip hop, you know. My wife, Konyak, one of them, you know, she, she pushed the free Big Trades shirts her, you know. She had her cousins with her and they'd be pushing, shout out to Crooked Eye.


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[Assistant] She was about like 6 or 7 at that time.


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[Assistant] Get through the time together, and you know, we was gonna march together after all this was said and done. Then, you know, it was, it was just...


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[Assistant] You know, just get to the task. Let's get to the task of getting past the time.


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[Assistant] People that, you know, you have to separate yourself from a lot of people because all they want to do is hear the stories and be around you so they can write their people. Yeah, I'm hanging around Tray D every day. That's my boy. You know this, that and the others. So you run, you encounter a lot of that, but.


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[Assistant] Nah, just yeaah, it was devastating, you know, on the real, Adam, on the real. So I'm like, uh, I'm like, once this is over with,


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[Assistant] I gotta figure out how to never put myself in this position again. And you know, that started, that started with realizing that I was in a position in my life at one time to have whatever I really desired. And I didn't treasure it and value it as much as I should have.


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[Assistant] I could, I didn't want to. I could, but I didn't want to separate.


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[Assistant] The success from the streets. Right. It's like, I'ma stay real to both of them.


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[Assistant] And you either gotta choose one or the other. You can't serve two masters.


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[Assistant] You still gonna deal with the streets. You know, because-


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[Assistant] My program has never been pushed to where I've been.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to strike fear in people. It's just that you know that if we go to that position,


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[Assistant] You know, I'm not gonna talk about you behind your back. I'm not gonna try to, you know, take over your spot. I'm not gonna try to steal your girl. I'm not one of them kind of people. I've never been one of them kind of people. I ain't gonna snake you. If my relationship with you is solid and is real, it's gonna be real, especially if you my homeboy.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? So Imma give you that level of love and loyalty. Apart from that, you know what I'm saying? It's, it's like...


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[Assistant] I don't want nobody to fear me. I don't want you to fear because I want you to understand that you don't have nothing to fear from me except you trying to fuck over me.


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[Assistant] So I believe when you become smart and wise enough to be able to make that balance to where you don't have to do crazy shit to have motherfuckers like, oh shit, I can't do that to him. He might do this and that. They just know, you know, like I believe at that time people knew, Trady keep a gun on him at all times.


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[Assistant] Whatever you gonna do, whatever, however it's gonna go, just know that. Just know that. And he don't...


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[Assistant] He don't be flashing it, he don't do all that. It was actually slipping in my slacks at the time, you know, I had the suit on, so I had to adjust it and he caught me in the moment. And that just happened to go viral, I guess, from that time. Oh, really? Okay, that's what that was. Yeah, yeah. It wasn't like, hey, let me show y'all my gun. Right. You know, not, that's goofy shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, why? If you not gon' play, if you not gon' play right.


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[Assistant] By his rules, you know, not that you have to conform to my rules, but you know what my rules are to fuck with me. You know what I'm saying? There's a certain level of loyalty, certain level of loyalty that's gonna be expected. You know, it's gonna be a certain level of trust.


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[Assistant] That I'ma have to be able to confide in you. You some might go down. I might have to snatch you and we might have to go handle some business and lead at where it is. So.


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[Assistant] If I can't, if I can't really confide and count on you and that for that, then you probably don't even want to entertain me.


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[Assistant] You probably, you know, nah, I ain't gonna fuck with D on that level, cause you know what, I feel like this right now, but I probably ain't gonna feel like this in a few days, but I know him, he ain't gonna let it go. You know what I mean? So, that's all it is, man. Just staying raw and real.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was just a situation where some guys pulled up on me and, you know, they was playing and I wasn't.


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[Assistant] You know, and uh, you know, they stopping by my car and, you know, flexing and, you know, exposing and I just wasn't having none of it, so.


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[Assistant] You know, I sent them on they way and they way happened to be straight to the gang enforcement and say, oh Tray Dee, he did this and that. And you know, and they came over there and some.


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[Assistant] People at the barber shop around there confirmed the story. Oh, we saw him coming out over there and yeah, we heard it and then he pulled off. So everything was corroborated by the time I made it home that night.


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[Assistant] You know, I was coming out the shower and they was coming up with beams and all that.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean, nah, the situation definitely, that's, that's happened a few times, you know, where you had to be like, man, boy quit playing with me. Right. You know, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, to- I never imagined that they would tell. They would go tell like that because they initiated.


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[Assistant] You know, I took steps to safeguard myself since then.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you rap about this, that, and the other. Sure, self-defense, we got you. Right. Yeah, give him a couple of years in the cushy little place and let him go. They wasn't having that. They started off with 19 years and...


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[Assistant] 16, they really wasn't budging and my lawyer, uh, Frank DiGiacomo, hope he's alright. He had, uhm,


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[Assistant] He said, look man, I got them to knock four off, they down to twelve, they not going to single digits, you gonna go to trial tomorrow or, you know, whatever. I was like, look man, let's go.


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[Assistant] I was still in the shit. I was still in the shit. I was still in the shit. I just didn't think I would get caught like that.


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[Assistant] You know, recalibrate, uh, recalibrate and calculate my life to follow a better path.


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[Assistant] I did. I accepted Islam in there. You know, I took my Shahada.


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[Assistant] Uhm, like I said, I've been on the streets for over five years now. You know, I still pray five times a day. I fast every Ramadan. You know, I play mazakat.


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[Assistant] You know, I gotta take my hard soul enough. And, uh, you know, I'm, I'm.


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[Assistant] And, you know, it's helped me in my life ever since I exited.


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[Assistant] That's definitely how it happened. You know, I saw that.


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[Assistant] You know, I would get letters from France and Scotland and...


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[Assistant] And it would be like wishing me well and telling me how much I meant to hip hop and stuff like that and, you know, I wasn't getting a letter from, you know, too many of my homeboys or, you know, from, from my city. You know, I was like, damn.


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[Assistant] And you know what, me being out here, to be honest, you know, you really get to understand out of sight, out of mind. Because the world moves so fast right now and it has always moved at a pace where if you're not really in the thick of it,


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[Assistant] You won't be able to grasp the momentum that's required to, to, to not only sustain what you have but to increase.


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[Assistant] So, I mean, from a legitimate platform, if you not selling dope, if you not robbing people, I mean, if you living legitimately. So, you have to understand that


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[Assistant] It's the transition that you make from there to the streets. You have to get in the system.


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[Assistant] And if you don't understand what the system is, then you're gonna fall victim.


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[Assistant] The system is you being able to provide for your family, you pay your bills, you know, like you were saying a little bit earlier, you know, just living comfortably and responsibly.


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[Assistant] So I came to realize that from the time that, the time that I was able to sit in there and reflect. And I said, you know, regardless whether the city loves me as much as I would expect them to, I understand that


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[Assistant] You know, people only believe what they see. If they don't see you then they not really knowing about the condition that you in mentally, financially, you know, spiritually, whatever, but when they see you out here, then the assumptions begin. You know, it's like,


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[Assistant] If they, if they can't pull up right to where you live and be like, hey, look, Trady right there, there goes car, there go that, and they don't see you for a while, but they see you in other platforms and doing other things, they automatically assume that you're doing much better than you might even be doing. Right. And, and they, and people take liberties with their assumptions.


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[Assistant] Either or. Either you fell off and you hiding or, you know, you got to a level where you don't require them as friends or associates no more.


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[Assistant] No, that's wonderful. That's wonderful that, that, you know, I get called for features and, you know, a lot of features, a lot of features I turn down at them. You know what I mean? Because, you know, a lot of times people expect you to, you know, oh you love hip-hop so,


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[Assistant] You know, do it for this, you know, and that's not how it goes. Right, yeaah, yeaah. You know what I mean? And other times the music is inappropriate.


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[Assistant] Nah, cause I mean shit, I was doing shit when I was, when I was in my heyday of rapping, you know. I'm having fun chewing mushrooms and all kinds of shit and you know.


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[Assistant] Everything, we was having a ball, you know what I mean? Right. You know, I don't do have-around-the-crack or no shit like that, but you know, pretty much everything that was in the life, you know, I might have dabbled in, so I can't turn around and condemn what they're doing in this day and age or I'll be a hypocrite.


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[Assistant] Damaging drugs, you know, they, they take you to a place where you have to want to be in that zone. You know, I, I see certain people that they do exposés on and stuff like that and they be on crack and stuff like that or on meth and you see how they acting and they not even coherent and shit like that. And you're like, you want to fuck with some shit that, you know. Right. So you can't really understand the psyche.


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[Assistant] That's true. It's definitely the company you keep that even in dogs like that. I only knew a couple of people that would expose those habits to other people. Most bad habits you try to keep hidden.


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[Assistant] They all understood that the time I was gone didn't make me love them no less or, you know, be concerned no less with their upbringing and, you know, uh, the direction that they would go in life.


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[Assistant] And uhm, another of course was to reestablish myself in the industry.


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[Assistant] Because I love hip hop. And hip hop is not something that I do because I have to do it.


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[Assistant] You know I'm wise enough to know or have learned.


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[Assistant] And this is my passion, this music, so I came and brought my own label.


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[Assistant] Uhm, Supreme Circle Music Group and collaborated.


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[Assistant] With new artists and my business partners and, you know, we made...


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[Assistant] We made albums, we made dope albums. Every album I dropped since I've been home been on Supreme Circle Music Group.


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[Assistant] And we got a good work in chemistry and what we're working towards and who we're building and developing and our own sound. So I'm very proud of that. So.


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[Assistant] That was one of my main objectives was to reestablish myself in the business outside of


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[Assistant] That involves Vanish Point Vision, which is a production company, mine and my wife's.


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[Assistant] As well as, uh, Snoopadelic Films. He's uh, he's executive producer with Ted Chung.


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[Assistant] It is, a ton, a ton of white people don't fuck with it. No, that's not lost on, uh, the general black


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[Assistant] Population, I don't believe loses sight that...


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[Assistant] You know, he's a different kind of person. You know, he's like a throwback.


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[Assistant] You know, the racist ideologies that was pushed in the, you know, the doctrines, you know, the secret society shit they got going on. You can see him involved in all that kind of shit. You know what I'm saying? Because he don't give a fuck who he offend. You know, it's like, you know, I'm here and plus he's old now, you know.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? It's not just your way, your deal. This is not a, this not a, you know, it's not a business. We not brokering deals and, you know, uh, cutting off.


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[Assistant] Supply chains and shit like that, man. Don't run this shit. Run this shit like we all are people and we all need to get along and understand each other first and foremost. If he went back on half of this shit that he'd been spitting out there, I think motherfuckers would start fucking with Trump.


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[Assistant] I think if he really, really like said, look man, you know, this what it is, man, damn all these advisors and shit like this, this where I'm at with it. You know what I'm saying? On immigration, this what the situation is. I don't got nothing against mu- he obviously don't got nothing against Muslims because he fucking with, uh, uh, MBS.


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[Assistant] Thank God, you know, they gaining their place in politics and things like that.


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[Assistant] That, that was so offensive to just be, you supposed to be regal. Right. As, when we grew up, well when I grew up.


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[Assistant] I can say that, you know, you looked at the president, even if you didn't agree with his politics, you looked at him as somebody that could handle any situation that needed to be handled based on the betterment of the country.


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[Assistant] It seemed like if it don't suit him or suit his needs or his idea of, you know, what he should, what agenda he should be pushing, it's like, man, I don't give a fuck about what y'all talking about. That's not presidential. That's why they say he's not presidential.


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[Assistant] That's kind of like the beginning path of dictatorship. You know, you study, not really even study, but you go read books and they make mention of Marx and Lenin and, you know, things like that, you know, and it's like Mussolini, you know, you, you, you kind of like,


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[Assistant] Note styling. They, they was pushing.


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[Assistant] This is for statehood. This is going to be the directive and this is what everybody's going to follow. And it seems like that's kind of like the, you know, the direction that he's pushing.


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[Assistant] And I understand it. I do. That's politics, not only politics. What is the Democrats really offering, you know, in, in, you know, in contrast to that?


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[Assistant] You know, it's like who do you really got that's gonna step up and really push a line for the country that's, you know, that's, that has those characteristics that I was talking about as regal, that's, you know, uh, strong, that has a good background, that, you know, that, that shows in his,


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[Assistant] History of politics, he's always voted and stood for the right causes and right things.


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[Assistant] You don't have that. You have settled politics now. It's like, okay, are we going to settle for this one or settle for that one? And you know, Republicans pretty much like shit. That's what we got. We got our position, you know, to really dictate how this country is ran right now.


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[Assistant] In our platforms, he'll be able to, uh, you know, support and, you know, damn it, if the Democrats get it back, then they get it back. But who, I don't see anybody over there that powerful to really...


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[Assistant] I'm not shit, man. God gonna do what he do, man, when it's his time to do it. If it start going too much like that, you know, yeaah, I'ma be worried, but yeaah, on the real. But that shit is nuts, man. You know, you gonna have to...


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[Assistant] The president and the first man in the country. That's not a woman.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but, and I'm not really worried about, you know, that kind of, you know, that kind of image being presented to the point where I would even let that


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[Assistant] Determine my vote if that, if he was a candidate that embodied all those things that you just spoke about at the same time.


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[Assistant] Out of the field of 20 that the Democrats have.


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[Assistant] I haven't really seen one that stood out. He's the most, you know, that he's like the most visible, right? One of the most visible in the Bay to Old Rug Do and the Kamala Harris and all that. And it's like, uh, uh.


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[Assistant] Not unless somebody else came up with a great track record and all that because he's being questioned on a lot of things. That was just clamoring for him to apologize the other day about...


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[Assistant] You know, it's just little shit like that they got to pick at and then with him with the women and shit, you know, they gonna come back up, you know, saying, you know, the inappropriate touching and all that, you know, the creepy shit, but.


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[Assistant] I even think that he might be the Antichrist.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Yeah, Donald Joseph Trump. And you know, German, Germanic spelling probably of Trump would include an F at the end.


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[Assistant] Attention gonna be diverted over there and he either gonna look strong or weak by how he respond and if he come out strong...


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[Assistant] Put him out and try they new recipe. They not gonna do that shit.


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[Assistant] Uhm, also I got my son Rock's brand, uh, meant to smoke some of that in here, but we was already on the air. Oh, it's killer. I'll make sure I leave you with some of that. Okay. And, uh, you know, we got the, uh,


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[Assistant] We got, we got the shows coming up. We gonna start doing a few shows. Uh, actually we lining up with this promotion company. We gonna start bringing more hip hop.


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[Assistant] Shows to the west coast, you know, a lot of times people be scared to book venues and things like that. But when you connect it to the streets, you're more able to make street events happen because you know the right people.


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[Assistant] Uhm, also, Free DW Flame, waiting on him to touch down, you know, he's one of our new artists, he's making a lot of noise, he got scooped up by the feds, he been going like a year and a half, he might only have a few more months to do. Okay.


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[Assistant] Making sure that go right. Uh, a whole lot of things in there. Got our podcast, you know, we do every Monday, called Third Degree Radio. Oh shit, I didn't even realize that. On the Native Rhyme Channel, myself, my wife, Coney, actor XO, and Guy, Tory, and DJ Cell. Okay. You know, every Monday, live from 10 to 12 a.m.


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[Assistant] It's, it's gigantic man. We started to be recognized after so long of people thinking that it was just a flash in the pan. You know, really making an impact being the biggest selling genre of music in the world. From making records and projects and coming out and rocking.


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[Assistant] You know, uh, parties in the little courtyards and things like that. Being so big, man. You know, want to shout out everybody who made that happen. The pioneers and the young dudes still making it crack. I fuck with all good hip hop.


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[Assistant] We got my young DJ, uh, uh, Fresh. He do some production on there. We got Eric Lee. We're about to drop his album as well with 500 of hers called Legend Born.


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[Assistant] Got Konyak the Axl showing off on there as well. Her and Kola Loke did a song as well on there as her doing her thing all over it.


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[Assistant] Man, we just, we just goddamn had a ball, man. D.W. Flame went crazy on it. And, uh.


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[Assistant] We just push it man, just trying to make sure everybody supports good music.


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[Assistant] And no, we ain't never gonna come with no bullshit, man. That's the Supreme Circle motto, man.


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[Assistant] Appreciate you, man. Good times. Thank you, G.


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[Assistant] I don't know if I've already told you this today, Mrs. Morris, but I find you very attractive.


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[Assistant] Can you get that seat right there so I can be able to, uhm, so I don't have to do this?


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[Assistant] Right here, right here. This is good. This is good. So, so you told me you were into comic books. Like, what comic books were you into as a child?


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's crazy as hell. Back in the Raider Clan days, I used to graph and shit. Yeah, we actually tagged the house. The pictures are still on Facebook.


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[Assistant] Really, I've seen when uhm, when you started and when X, X was the first one to tell me about you by the way. And uhm, I was just like, I didn't know what No Jumper was, but I was seeing videos and looking at uhm, I thought you was rolling with like, Xavier Wolf.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, cause I watch a lot of your interviews and like even just watching them, I would either get mentioned or there's like a story behind me or something like that. You even like, you know, you even uhm, interview Freebase from Metro Zoo, which is posh god.


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[Assistant] Pretty much just, uhm, me and, uh, it was just like the Raider Clan influence and the CSPG influence because after, uhm, Raider Clan disbanded, they took me in, you know, Metro Zoo and CSPG, they took me in.


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[Assistant] I mean, it was that, what did it for me was Blackland Radio 6.6 and Kushpack. Those were, that's what did it for me, you know?


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I mean, think about it, it was generations. I survived too. I survived two generations, and that was the generation-


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I survived all that shit. From Facebook, all the way to YouTube, Dat Piff, Soundcloud, now it's Spotify and Apple, you know? So, I'm just trying to survive the eras and surviving the times and that's what every great artist does, you know?


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[Assistant] I mean, yeaah, yeaah, that was the first song we ever did, that was the first and last song we did. Purposely, uhm, he only did the ad-libs on that. But, like, Space Ghost Pussy, me and Lofty, alright, here, I can tell you the story about that.


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[Assistant] In a ring, so we could encourage the whole game. Embrace that competition, because y'all already, you know, y'all already few.


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[Assistant] I'm looking for Lieutenant Blake. Is he around? I saw him arrive earlier. He's here somewhere. Thanks.


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[Assistant] He's in his office. Take the stairs over there.


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[Assistant] Let's talk a little to Sean Watson. He is obviously number one in our 32 and 32 list. So instead of making it,


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[Assistant] Brandon Cooks, 1,100 yards. Okay. Good player. Will Fuller, 900. That was like the one year he stayed healthy, right? Played 11 games. That's healthy for him. That's pretty good.


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[Assistant] No one over five. Randall Cobb had 440. Jordan Ake, uh, Atkins, 403. Kiki Kuti, 400. David Johnson, 314.


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[Assistant] So he had two guys, to put this in context, he had two guys over 500.


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[Assistant] Yeah. 150 and 500. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. He had nine guys between 150 and 500 yards. That's spreading the love to the max.


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[Assistant] If you guys think, and you specifically do think, that Deshaun Watson can and should be better than his 2020 self.


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[Assistant] Is it Deshaun Watson who's another level above 2020 Deshaun Watson in the same tier as Patrick Mahomes?


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[Assistant] Before we bring out our next guest, I just want to let you guys know that at the two-minute warning of this Sunday's Browns-Bangles game, myself, EarlThePearl and G. Bush will be going live with our first post-game show of the season.


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[Assistant] It is time to bring in our next guest. He has joined us before and before we introduce Ben Baby to the public again, we have to play a clip from the last time we had a Bengals reporter on. Steve, take the clip. Ben, make sure you're listening.


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[Assistant] PCC Airfoils is a leading manufacturer in Northeast Ohio. All locations of PCC Airfoils in Eastlake, Mentor, Wycliffe, and Minerva are hiring for all positions starting at $18 and up. Plus, full benefit packages, paid time off, and a signing bonus. You can apply online at precast.com.


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[Assistant] Slash careers to learn more. The three guys out there, Ben will tell you the YouTube chat has never been wrong. When we put a poll up to the YouTube chat, they are literally undefeated in predicting the correct answers. So I asked them at the beginning of this interview, if Ben and James are paying, got in a fight, who would win? And with hundreds of votes.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, Josh Cribbs definitely talks to guys in a way they wouldn't talk to traditional media members. You never know, but until it's reported by Mary Kay or Jake Trotter, someone who can actually confirm that through the team, we'll continue to proceed with Denzel Ward.


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[Assistant] Uh, Austin Love from KYC Upstairs put it on Instagram. Brad took it and put it on Twitter. But there is a 32 for Jim Brown patch.


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[Assistant] Are you guys ready for No Fence Riders? Yeah, let's do it. No Fence Riders. No Fence Riders. We are bringing this back. It is a weekly segment. And now that Tyvis is here on Thursdays, Tyvis will be a part of No Fence Riders. We don't need these.


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[Assistant] Counting your dollars. But we will explain that after we make our Super Bowl picks. But Steve, are we ready for our first No Fence Rider question? Here we go.


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[Assistant] Will Nick Chubb have more rushing yards than Jamar Chase has receiving yards? Five people said no. One person said yes. And that person.


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[Assistant] Is me. And let me tell you why. Oh, I thought I said yes. Nope, you said no. You said no. I said yes.


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[Assistant] I believe that Denzel Ward, if he plays.


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[Assistant] Is good enough to contain one Jamar Chase.


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[Assistant] I think if he doesn't play, I think Martin Emerson is good enough to contain Jamar Chase.


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[Assistant] I think Nick Chubb is undisputed the best running back in the NFL. And I think they are going to rely heavily.


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[Assistant] I think they will rely heavily on Nick Chubb in this game because there's been so much talk about Deshaun Watson unleashing this offense. They're going to zag. Nick Chubb gets 25 carries in a Browns. I'm not going to tell you my score.


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[Assistant] The question is, will Deshaun Watson score more total touchdowns? Not passing, not rushing, but total combined between two, then one Joe Burrow. On the yes side.


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[Assistant] I zagged simply because the same reason I chose number one. If I think Nick Chubb's going to have a monster game, I think Nick Chubb scores two touchdowns and one extra touchdown. He scores the difference in why I chose Joe Burrow. No slight against Watson, but if I'm going with Chubb in the first question, I can't completely flip my stance.


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[Assistant] Next up, G, I'm gonna tell you right now, you and Brad are on one side of the fence on this. Everyone else is on the other. But the question is, will the Browns defense force at least two turnovers on Sunday? You're a little more optimistic than the rest of us. I know you've already broken out two Kool-Aid packets. You've got a third to break out for the Browns defense against this Cincinnati offense.


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[Assistant] You guys are all way more confident than I am. I said no, everyone else said yes, and I think you guys have officially gotten drunk off Kool-Aid. The only reason I said yes.


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[Assistant] Uh, last year, Kade York was 59% from 50. Oh man.


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[Assistant] He is very, very accurate, under 50. I just went with the no because...


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[Assistant] And they played together in Philadelphia too, there's a field fielder in two different teams at the same time. Alright, speaking of pairs, we have a pair of questions left. Next one.


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[Assistant] Will any Brown's receiver eclipse the 100 yard mark against the Bengals? Sure. You three out on the set are all in agreement. The answer is yes.


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[Assistant] I said no just because I think he throws about 270, but I just think it's evenly spread. We go back to those Houston, 2020 Houston year.


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[Assistant] Will the brown sack Joe burrow four or more times on Sunday? Tyvis, I'll let you start because you're the only one inside the building today who's a hater. I said yes.


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[Assistant] Members of the coaches tier will get to text with Jason Lloyd during the Browns game for week one and we'll sprinkle those opportunities throughout the season as well. So if you're not a member and you want to join, you can find how on our channel.


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[Assistant] And who knows what's coming up next? And as Jimbo Fister likes to say, we ain't done yet. And speaking of that, Ty, let's get to your crime fix.


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[Assistant] What if someone who's not part of UCSS loses though? So what?


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[Assistant] We're going to do our playoff picks, super bowl picks and awards for the season picks. And we're going to go person by person for playoffs and then super bowl. Then we'll do our awards and Tyvis, you are kicking us off today. You want to go over your AFC playoff picks.


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[Assistant] Not enough good teams. Not enough good teams.


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[Assistant] Alright, I went way off base from you guys. A lot of differences. I think the Jaguars finished first in the AFC this year, followed by the Chiefs, Bengals, Bills, your four division winners. I have the Browns.


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[Assistant] The Saints I think are the best team. I just couldn't agree with, with everyone picking the Saints. I think the Falcons know exactly who they are. They're going to run the ball a lot. Bijan's going to get 150 carries a game. No, he's not. No, he's not.


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[Assistant] Of the Eagles over the Bengals. I'm all in on the Jalen Hurts bandwagon this year. I think the Eagles team is loaded top to bottom offense defense. Uh, director Steve, not pick for you, but now that I think about it.