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[Assistant] That the Browns defense has more to learn than the offense. And I think, theoretically speaking, you are right, but G's mentioned it and I think we all agree that the Browns offense is going to look significantly different this year than it has in the past. How much do you think these guys on the offensive side of the ball


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[Assistant] Are gonna have to learn, maybe not new words and communication systems, but an entire new philosophy on how they want to play offensively.


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[Assistant] Johnny Manziel was great at the scramble drill in college.


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[Assistant] That was good. The results, by the way, over 400 votes here on the YouTube poll. 61% voted the offense will be the better unit in 2023. 39% for the defense. So pretty split for the most part. When we do polls, it is very often or very rarely, excuse me, uh, that, that close.


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[Assistant] Tyvis, we were breaking down plays and choosing which ones to put.


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[Assistant] In this little montage show that's gonna break down and he was like, yo, you missed this one play, McNuggets, you gotta put this one in. So I went back and we looked through and we found out.


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[Assistant] The guy who laid the hit, who Divas thought was Cam Mitchell, was someone else. And Mitchell recovered the fumble. Now Mitchell made me able to win his career, do that if he starts eating a couple extra bill bars every day to bulk up, become that combo hybrid, defensive back safety, even if with an NFL contract, he's still using pro.


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[Assistant] Uh, promo code LOCKDOWN15 for 15% off at BUILT.COM


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[Assistant] Divas play number two once again against your Buckeyes, but a coverage play. Take it away, Steve.


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[Assistant] Next play, play four. He could do it on American soil. He could also do it in Ireland. This was a game against Nebraska to open up last season, Tyvis.


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[Assistant] Deontay Johnson could be a slap, but he's not a traditional slap.


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[Assistant] It is time for true and false. This game started with Ethan Pochich when the Brown brought him in before the season and we decided to...


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[Assistant] Introduce you guys to a new Browns player. Let you know a little more about him. And the Browns made a big move this week.


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[Assistant] And just to plant a little seed of doubt in your head, G said he was a third round pick a few days ago.


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[Assistant] Question number one. Anthony, get the scoreboard ready.


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[Assistant] So Darius Smith did not start playing football until his senior year of high school. True or false? Divas with a high J. False.


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[Assistant] The reason he didn't do was because he played basketball.


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[Assistant] We think of as Darius Smith as these giant human beings. He's the same size as Darius Garth. Now he's way bigger.


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[Assistant] That's great. I'm glad you got that right. Way to be aware. Alright, question three. Is it Darius Smith, the Kentucky Wildcat? True or false?


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[Assistant] Come on now. He did not. Stop it. G says false. Bull says true. And we have a leader in the clubhouse. The answer is true.


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[Assistant] Allen's younger, I believe. Yeah, this is crazy. What's the standings now? Through three, Anthony.


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[Assistant] Was the first quarterback, Zedarius Smith, sacked in the NFL. True or false?


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[Assistant] False no matter what from Divus. This is work for him in the past.


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[Assistant] Zadari, fine, a dollar fifty. No, no, no, no. You're not gonna get scone. Zadarius Smith is the only member of his family to ever play in the NFL. True or false?


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[Assistant] Zedarius Smith's only career interception came in a playoff game against the Seahawks in 2019.


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[Assistant] He did play, he had two sacks in that game, but he has never had interception. I'll take that. Zero career interceptions.


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[Assistant] Steve? We don't notice. In 2020!


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[Assistant] Zedarius Smith became the first Packers defensive player to be named an All-Pro since Clay Matthews Jr. True or false?


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[Assistant] G Bush is fading Tyvis and going true, Bulls going true, and y'all are correct. Fade Tyvis, that's the move of the day. It is true, he was the Packers first all-pro defensive player since Clay Matthews Jr.


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[Assistant] Let's go. So, if we get a tiebreaker, we'll come back and end the show and declare champion.


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[Assistant] Bull says true. If this is true, we will come back with a tiebreaker at the end of the show. Steve, let's see.


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[Assistant] It is time to remind everybody about the Calling Companies Championship coming up on July 12th through the 16th.


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[Assistant] Dot com. Fell as the first game of the Western Conference Finals tipped off last night. The Lakers and the Nuggets played an offensive onslaught. 1-32, 1-26 was the finale. Lakers made it close at the end, but I wanted to ask you guys this in particular.


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[Assistant] Looking at the next potentially 3, 4, 5, 6 games. For this series alone, however long it goes.


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[Assistant] Rank these three players and who you'd rather have with one being the most, three being the least. Lebron Jokic and Anthony Davis. Boy, you all right?


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[Assistant] Yeah, just my earpiece got screwed up. I'm working on it.


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[Assistant] So with that being said, Tybus, we'll start with you, we'll let Bull fix his earpiece. Alright. Jokic, LeBron, AD, rank them for me.


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[Assistant] Whether it goes three games, four games, five games, six games. Not based on what they've done in the past. Right. Not based on next two years. For this series alone, this Western Conference Finals, how would you rank Jokic, LeBron, and AD in terms of who you'd want the most and who you'd want the least?


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[Assistant] And that's fair, but we're projecting just like we do with Janis and Jokic. Like today is his career better than David Robinson. He's got two MVPs as opposed to one. Was there ever a point in the league, and this was before my time, so I'm genuinely asking you, was there a point where you could ever say David Robinson was the best player in the NBA?


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[Assistant] In 94-95, when they won a championship, they had Clyde Drexler. Oh, they had Drexler? Yeah, I'm looking at the roster right now. And Sam Cassell, Clyde DeGlade, who's not a Hall of Famer today, Kenny Smith, Hakeem, Vernon Maxwell, Robert Ori, Clyde Drexler, Sam Cassell. Clyde Drexler's a Hall of Famer, right? Clyde Drexler, yeah, he's a Hall of Famer.


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[Assistant] No, but no, but you're right. He never played, it wasn't peak Drexler. He was still good. Yeah, right. He played more importantly. Uh, Clyde Drexler that year averaged 22 points per game on 50% shooting and 36 from 3.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. And let's not debate on how they- You need one down. I think the ranking's wrong. But, let's see where we can have the Jokic conversation. Okay. Today. Okay. Yeaah. Today. Alright. And if he wins, then we'll have a second one. And this was done when this list? What'd he say? When was this list done? Uh, 2022. So last year.


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[Assistant] It was from December of 2022, so the middle of


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[Assistant] But the old guys are... You going from one down? I'm gonna go one up so we can find out where Yokech fits. So they have Wilt. I don't think anyone's gonna argue he's better than Wilt yet.


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[Assistant] I said these rankings I don't agree with, but for the sake of this, is anyone going to argue he's better than Wilt? No, not yet. Kareem? No. Bill Russell? No. Shaq?


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[Assistant] No. Hakeem. No. Alright, so that's five. So he's not a top five center at all times. See, now whoever next, yes. David Robinson.


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[Assistant] Alright, speaking of centers, speaking of guys who can operate outside the paint, speaking of guys whose last name we're going to pronounce 17 different ways in this next 10 minutes.


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[Assistant] Spurs won the lottery yesterday, essentially locking up the chance to draft him when the draft rolls around.


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[Assistant] I did want to go to the Spurs. I'm gonna let Tyvis start this because Tyvis said something a couple weeks ago and doubled down on it this morning.


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[Assistant] He, listen, he's listed at 7'4", people say he's taller, but he doesn't want to be listed any taller.


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[Assistant] They, they did broadcast multiple, uh, French Metro 92 games and they were all available on ESPN+.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just want to remind everybody two things real quick, that the upcoming month of July, the 12th to the 16th, you can check out the Calling Companies Championship at the famous Firestone Country Cup. It is fun, family friendly events all week long, featuring a brand new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids and concerts every night. Learn more at callinggolf.com. And our next topic,


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[Assistant] Talking to little guardians and it's brought to us by the USFL, our dear friends down in Canton. They send us Boogie every week. We love having Boogie on the Pittsburgh Maulers. Tough, uh, tough result this past weekend. Took an elbow. Boogie was just named to the mid- Did they get mauled? I don't know the final score, but Boogie was named to the mid-season all USFL defensive team. So shout out to Boogie for that.


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[Assistant] Family, friendly fun for affordable prices, $10 a ticket, check em out at USFL.com. Bull! What's up with Bieber?


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[Assistant] Can I ask you a question? And Jason's alluded to this before many times. Yes.


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[Assistant] Scenario, whether the guardians are bad and continue to struggle, where he continues to struggle and his trade value just plummets, where they might consider moving him before the deadline this year.


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[Assistant] Big hockey town. Big hockey city. Disappointed in all three of you. Oh man. Big hockey city?


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[Assistant] Not Boston. Nashville? No. Raleigh, North Carolina. Oh, the hurricanes.


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[Assistant] I gotta remind you guys one last time that the Kali Company's championship is coming.


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[Assistant] To our backyard here in a couple weeks and you guys should check him out at Firestone Country Club from July 12th through the 16th. There is fun family friendly events all week long. Featuring a brand new fan zone experience, free attendance for kids and concerts. Every single night there is something for everybody. You can learn more at callinggolf.com. We got a little bit of a, uh,


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[Assistant] We'll have that debate another time. We do it with Super Chat though, and then we have one last topic. Uh, this is from Donnie M. Donnie M.


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[Assistant] He says, hope all is well fellas, great show, love it so far. Can you find out where Travis got that OSU shirt?


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[Assistant] Alright, we can do that. Last topic though, real quick. This is not political. This is just based on their abilities to lead a football team.


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[Assistant] This came up in conversation, we were hanging out upstairs the other day and this, this popped up, we had a fun conversation, thought it might be fun to bring here. Which NFL head coach, current NFL head coach, do you think would make the best president of the United States?


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[Assistant] You wanna see some Ohio U, uh, home field apparel? Steve, take tag board. This is their Ohio U line.


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[Assistant] Another thing, Anthony carried the water around here.


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[Assistant] Earl, you ready? I was born ready. I ain't scared of you.


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[Assistant] So now we have a real-time listener set up to listen for database changes, whether those be added types or removed types.


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[Assistant] Now, to begin with, when the app first loads in the page or is reloaded and when the listener is first set up on every page load,


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[Assistant] The existing docs in the collection are sent to us as doc changes and we take the data from those changes and we output them to the DOM and thereafter any new document added is going to send us a change to the app. Our callback function is going to fire.


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[Assistant] And it's gonna call this function right here, renderRecipe, and output that document to the DOM.


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[Assistant] So far though, there's no offline behavior. If we were to take the app offline, then we cannot access the data. So how do we tackle this?


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[Assistant] Well, we don't want to cache the responses in our cache using the surface worker. This is not the best way to deal with offline data because if we do it this way, we might constantly be serving old data from our cache. So if we don't cache the data this way, then how do we show it when we're offline?


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[Assistant] So modern browsers also come with another inbuilt tool called indexedDB, which is basically a database within a browser.


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[Assistant] And when we're initially online and we get data from a database, we can actually store that data if we want to in this indexed DB.


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[Assistant] So that then if we go offline in the future, it doesn't matter that we can't reach the data from the database because we stored it locally in the browser and we can still get it and show it on the page and that's pretty cool, right? That's allowing us offline data.


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[Assistant] Now, what if we try to add some new data? For example, in our case, if we wanted to add a new recipe while we're offline.


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[Assistant] Well, we could create that new recipe and then when we make the request to save it to the database, it would pass through into indexedDB and be stored there first of all.


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[Assistant] Obviously it can't go any further because there's no internet connection, but when the internet connection does come back, we could take that data and push it back up to the database so that we're keeping it in sync with what we have over here.


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[Assistant] And likewise, if anything over here was added while we were offline, it can be resynced back to indexDB and the application.


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[Assistant] So that's what we're going to do, but Firestore is going to make this very, very simple for us. If we used a different technology or a different database, then we would probably have to manually implement this and communicate with index DB directly. However, by using Firestore, it all comes built into the library.


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[Assistant] They take care of all the heavy lifting for us. So Firestore in the background hooks up with indexed DB and it syncs all of our data in this with the Firestore database.


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[Assistant] So that when we're offline, we can still access all of that data, and then when we come back online, it automatically syncs in the background for us. So this is really cool.


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[Assistant] Now, all we have to do is one little bit of code to enable this functionality using the Firebase Firestore database. So we'll jump back to the code now and do that.


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[Assistant] All right then. So let's implement this offline data behavior. So I've gone to db.js. This is where we're going to do it. And I'll put a little comment at the top to say offline data.


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[Assistant] And then we're going to take our database reference right there, DB, and we'll use a method on this called enable persistence and persistence just stands for data persistence. We're persisting the data offline. So that method enable persistence.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I always spell this incorrectly. Okay, that looks good.


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[Assistant] Now this is an asynchronous task and we can catch any errors if they occur, right? Because there might be a couple of cases where an error occurs. The first case is if we have multiple tabs open. Now this is only going to work in one tab that's open. So we're going to catch any error first of all. I'll say catch.


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[Assistant] Like so, and then inside we'll do a function with that error object, call that function. And inside that function, I'm going to do a little live check to see what the error code is. Now we'll say if the error dot code, because we get a code property on this error object from Firebase, and if that is equal to failed


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[Assistant] We'll just console.log and we'll say persistence failed. So per, can I spell this? Nope. Persistence failed. Like so. And I'll just do a little comment here to say what's going on. It's probably multiple.


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[Assistant] Tabs open at once, okay. Now also there could be another error code so I'll do else if and inside here we're going to say error.code again is equal to


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[Assistant] Implemented and that means basically the browser is not going to support it. Then what we want to do is console.log again, and we'll say persistence.


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[Assistant] So then now we have this method in place and what this is going to do is say, okay, Firestore, I want you to handle all of this offline behavior. Now it's over to you and I want you to sync all my data with this indexed DB and keep it in sync with my actual database so that we can view the data offline.


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[Assistant] But also if we change the data from the app while we're offline, when we come back online, I want you to sync it back up to the database. So push up any new data and bring down any new data that's been added or removed from the database while we've been offline. That's what this is doing for us now.


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[Assistant] So then before we test this and in fact I'm going to save it first but then I'm going to go over here back to the service worker because remember we commented out all of this stuff over here. Now I'm going to allow that to run again so let's comment.


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[Assistant] Or rather uncomment all of this, but what I am going to do is delete that and I'm going to do a check to make sure that we're not going to run this code.


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[Assistant] If the request that we're making is to the Google API to get some data, because I don't want to cache any kind of data response. So I'm going to make sure that the request right here doesn't include a certain API URL. Okay. So let's do that. I'm going to say if.


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[Assistant] .googleapis.com because anything with this in it is basically making a request to the firestore database and we don't want to cache any response from this. So.


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[Assistant] We're only going to run this code if this is equal to minus one, meaning this is not in the request URL. Does that make sense? Okay. So if that is triple equal to minus one, then we can run this code because we can be safe then.


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[Assistant] So then, now let's go over here and it says db.enable. Okay, we've spelled persistence wrong. I told you I could never spell that. It's uh, persistence not persistence or however I spelt it. Save it.


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[Assistant] And come over to the application because we need to skip waiting over here. So the new service worker becomes active first of all, then I'm going to refresh. And first of all, you're going to see that we don't see any recipes. So what's going on?


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[Assistant] There's no error here. So let me go to the cache. I'm going to go to the application and okay, we can see all of these real time listeners right here. This is what I didn't want to happen. I didn't want to cache these things, but obviously before we activated the service worker, they were cached. So let me go through these and just delete them all.


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[Assistant] So, let me select this one, delete, delete again.


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[Assistant] All these Firestore ones right here, we don't need to delete these because these are just references to the libraries themselves.


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[Assistant] So now if we refresh over here, we shouldn't now be caching those responses. So let me shift refresh. Okay, cool. And now we see these things right here. So this is working.


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[Assistant] And if we also look inside indexDB, we can see this thing right here now. And we can see inside that that we have all of this other stuff inside. So this is basically keeping our data available inside this indexDB database, the browser database. So that if we go offline, we can still access it. So let me demo that now.


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[Assistant] I'm going to go to service workers and then press offline and I'm going to refresh over here. Now you'll notice that we don't actually see the data. We get some errors. So let's have a look at those. I think what's happening is.


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[Assistant] Because we've updated one of these files, we need to recache it and for that to happen, we need to go to our


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[Assistant] Online and refresh and now if we go to the application over here, skip waiting and refresh again. Let's make sure we have those new caches down here. Okay. V2 and V3. So now if we go offline, so network offline, I'm going to refresh again.


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[Assistant] And now we get it. Okay. So now we can see this data right here. Okay. So that's really nice. And.


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[Assistant] We're still able to get this data right here, even though we're offline. Now you'll be noticing all of these different requests are failing. That's because in the background Firestore is still trying to get the data.


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[Assistant] From the actual database, right? Now, it's obviously not going to work because we're offline, but these are normal errors, so don't worry too much about those now.


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[Assistant] Either way, now we have offline data right here.


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[Assistant] I wonder how it feels to, for the rest of his, like, time for right now, he'll be McNuggets. Not Mike. I know. McNuggets. Forever.


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[Assistant] No, because I said, I said if this one of the things that get real serious is like, say in a couple of years they got married, would they be Mr. and Mrs. McNuggets? Yes. I like that. They'd be a two piece.


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[Assistant] I had a, I got a homie that bet. He put 50 cent and if he would have won the bet, it would have got him 86,000. Now the par late was like 20 legs. Yeah, I've got a friend.


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[Assistant] So, so they think that the linebackers looked so bad last year because the defense, which I came here and said that I said it's hard for an undersized linebacker to get off blocks or make plays when the line or D tackles is getting blown back in their face and they're reaching them.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, for today's NFL, you go with the smaller linebacker because you need them more in pass coverage. You need them to get in their zones, hit that 10 to 12 yard mark and that hook drop and make plays. Right. So they think now that we got a stronger D line, the offensive line won't reach those guys. They'll be free flowing to the ball and they'll make the play.


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[Assistant] Do you think that that's, Tyvis? I think that, that holds weight, what he's saying. I think to me, what this move did to me is, to me, the pressure now, outside of Deshaun, because if Deshaun doesn't play well, then it's all. He is still the election here. But outside of him, the secondary.


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[Assistant] You know, this secondary didn't do a, they don't do a great job of getting picks. You know, we got G New who's yet to have his first career pick. Dezel is more of a past breakup guy. Grant Dale Pitt actually did really well getting picks at the end of the season. And now you added Awan Thornhill, who's a post safety that does get picks. I think with the pressure of this D line now, that ball's coming out. It's come, it's gotta come out.


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[Assistant] So now these corners and these DBs can be more confident in sitting on routes, jumping routes, and now they can, maybe now they can play off the ball and know that the ball has to come out in a timely manner. They jumped the route, now you getting take away.


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[Assistant] Now you getting Deshaun the ball back. Now Deshaun's getting that rust off even at a rapid pace. Now before, maybe before the bye week, he does look like Houston.


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[Assistant] To shine again, because now he has those reps. I think it was about improving that defense, getting the ball back to the offense, because with the offense, with Kevin Stefanski's in his right mind and he's on the road, cause I've seen it, I've actually been in games against Kevin Stefanski where he's on the road, he can make that thing go, he can score


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[Assistant] That's what makes it, that's what makes it so interesting because now as a tackle, you know, these guys, listen, there's five positions that you have to have on your team. Obviously number one is quarterback, left tackle, D-end.


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[Assistant] Corner wide receiver. Those are like the five most important positions on the team.


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[Assistant] When you look at the left tackle in this situation, obviously they'll be going against Miles or Zedarius Smith. You know, they have a certain set of moves. Miles get off the ball faster than a lot of people, so I gotta get out of my kick slide. That first kick slide gotta open up wide or if not, he's gone. If that's the case, now you gotta, now you gotta go with, uh,


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[Assistant] Double oh seven comes in here. Maybe he's a spin move guy. So it's like now I got to know how to play each different guy. Cause each different guy has a move that works. He might be a bully guy. He might be a finesse guy. So there's a mental about a third or fourth quarter. If you ain't a vet in this league, you ain't Joe Thomas is go.


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[Assistant] The way this roster looks, it should be a competent, they should, it shouldn't be worried about who owned the schedule. You know, the offense should be like, we got to outshine our defense today. And the defense should be like, listen, we know y'all came to see Deshaun and all that, but we here to, we want to be the ones to make the fans think.


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[Assistant] As far as names go, I guess productivity as well because I, like I say, every move they've made has been, it hasn't been a big name guy, but the productivity that they bring is there.


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[Assistant] But with Zedarius Smith, he got the name and you know what he's about.


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[Assistant] Like I say, that right there changes the energy. They're definitely giving Jim Schwartz what he needs to be a great defense in this league this year.


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[Assistant] I'm just happy about the culture. You know, we was talking about Jadevion not playing on third down. I don't think with Jim Swartz, you're even going to have that conversation. I'm not, I'm only going to play on third down. Like I don't think that's the thing. That's what he's going to let fly. I think that's why I said the biggest move that they've made so far this off season.


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[Assistant] Has been getting Jim Schwartz and Bubba Ventrone because they're going to change the culture that was already once there.


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[Assistant] You can't let miles get the single. That's just not gonna happen. That's not, so, so it's even gonna be worse because miles is still getting double team and you might have to swing that back over there to pick up a third. So if this man is one-on-one and you got the Tomlinson coming in, ah, come on, man.


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[Assistant] The thing about the alpha dog thing and the alpha male on the defense that they need, again, I said, they've addressed that already.


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[Assistant] Jim Schwartz is the alpha dog. Yeah, but don't you have to have one? You have to have some, but it starts at the top. Okay. It starts with the coaches sets the culture. He sets what you supposed to do. Right. And I think Zedarius Smith is all, he's a pro guy. He's the dudes a pro. So he's going to come in there. He don't, he don't, he looked like he ain't a nonsense guy. I mean, obviously


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[Assistant] Coming into this, I think they got a bunch of guys that they don't seem like they talk a lot.


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[Assistant] But they all very productive on the field, so I think they're all about their business. You know, you think about last year when uh, J3 came out and said,


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[Assistant] Mary Kay, when you look at the, uh, obviously the D line is strengthened and the secondary is a strong point. When you look at the linebackers, you know, all of them coming off of injuries, is that something that you think they'll address or do you think they're totally comfortable rolling out there with these, those three linebackers that they have?


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[Assistant] Mary Kay, tell me a little bit about my Buckeyes, you know, Ronnie Hickman signed as an undrafted free agent, Tanner McAllister. And then I also want to hear about, uh, I think his name is Cam Mitchell, you know, a G News boy. Who's, how is he looking? Is he working in the slot at that nickel position?


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[Assistant] Mary Kay, out of all the Brown's new dog logos, which one was your favorite?


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[Assistant] You know Mary Kay, I was sitting here and I just had an epiphany, you know.


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[Assistant] I have to, it happens quite often, believe it or not, but, uh, so I was sitting, you know, obviously I did the Brown's radio network last year. I did the post game. So I dealt with the callers. You know, I had to do a lot of therapy sessions last year, but one of the main issues was that they felt


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[Assistant] Kevin Stefanski, you know, didn't have a pulse on the team. He was so into the plays that he never looked around.


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[Assistant] Do you think them going out to get Jim Schwartz and Bubba Ventrone is, uh,


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[Assistant] What's the word I'm looking for? An answer for him to be able to continue to look at his playbook and not have to worry about addressing other parts of defensive special teams because those guys are good enough to do it themselves.


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[Assistant] Do need, do need jerks. Will the Browns in the home opener drop?


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[Assistant] That's not how they did it. They did it. You know, last year it was a bunch of teams that went out and...


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[Assistant] You know, Wynn got a bunch of wide receivers, busted a bunch of running backs. Philadelphia did it. Detroit did it. We gonna find out if the quarterback is the answer. If not, we'll address it in the draft.


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[Assistant] What the Browns have done is we have dressed every position. If it doesn't work this year, it's only one person to blame and that's the head duck. Yeah, I agree with that. That's literally what they did. We got everything that you need. If it don't work out, you are the problem.


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[Assistant] What? As I had that same problem in my little league, I couldn't hit a left-handed pitcher to save my life.


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[Assistant] You know what it was though? It was, I was young. It was his mechanics. He had this big leg. Okay, that might do it.


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[Assistant] Well, I'll have, I'll have you know, we played him about four times in the season. He struck me out every time until I, it was uh, it was do or die Jay. Playoff baseball.


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[Assistant] Okay, so do that with old Tony, with the angels.


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[Assistant] If they, if they're in playoff contention and they're winning, do you move him or do you?


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[Assistant] In about two years, two seasons, is he gonna be better?


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[Assistant] I would hope so. I mean, that's exactly what it is. It's a maturity thing. And the thing that, that when I seen it, what pissed me off so bad is that, you know, this guy.


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[Assistant] He's living a lot of people's dreams, you know, a lot of people. And it's, and as I was telling people before the show started, we was in there talking about it, is that, you know, when you're growing up in the black neighborhood and you, you know, in the situations,


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[Assistant] You're often faced with a decision that you have to make.


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[Assistant] Typically every black male has a decision. You either go to school and play sports or you take the street life.


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[Assistant] You know, that's typically where it goes. It's at a point where you at a crossroad. And for him, he took the crossroad of going to school and playing basketball.


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[Assistant] Like you, you don't have to do that. You doing it because you want to do it and you think it's cool. But there's people out here that's dying every day over that life right there. They're out there doing it because that's what they have to do. Exactly.


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[Assistant] So I don't, I don't like him for doing that in that situation. And I didn't like his friend.


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[Assistant] You know, his friend knows the situation that he's been in, and everybody's like, oh well, he-


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[Assistant] On the Instagram Live, he realized he had a gun and he turned the camera off real fast. Well if you go back and watch that same Instagram Live, you know what he did before he put the camera on him?


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[Assistant] And like, and like I said, it's, I'm not faulting him for, for having a gun. And today's society is, some of the best neighborhoods is shootings there. So I'm not, it's not that. I know. It's the fact that he probably needs like security or something. He needs to be the one that don't have one. And a lot of these guys have it.


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[Assistant] You can have it. You want to be a gangster, you want to be a thug, you want to run these streets and do all this.


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[Assistant] And do, and do what it take to try to make it home every day. You got people that you're trying to provide for. The reason that I got to do this is because, you know, maybe I got a record. I can't get the job. I can't do the thing that you're doing that I always wanted. Exactly. I don't have that. So you trying to, you trying to stoop down to my level and I'm trying to get to your level. So you really want it. You can have it.


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[Assistant] And my thing, that's what makes me upset about it. It's like, dude, people would trade that. I love the way you trade. Why would you want that like, you like, the thing is you, you don't know everything that goes into that life. You, you see,


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[Assistant] Tupac, no, Tupac fought a crip. He tried, he tried to be in the thug life for real. This is a guy who went to art school, took the private route, but he decided to go do gang violence and think that just because I'm Tupac that these street dudes ain't gonna touch me.


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[Assistant] Well believe it or not, if you got tremendous potential, it's usually an OG in every hood that's like, this ain't for you. Like you ain't.


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[Assistant] In school, I was kind of like the clown, but I fought a lot in school too. But I was getting kicked out of school too. I played sports too, I had like a little combination of everything.


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[Assistant] Is it a different school or a different district or an alternative school?


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[Assistant] Nah, I finished school. I finished school. I just didn't, uh, finish the sports side. I got kicked out. I was just getting kicked out of a lot of schools. I went to, uhm, two minute middle schools and high schools.


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[Assistant] I wanted to play school as bad, but, you know, when you get in high school, you can't be out, like transferring or getting kicked out of school like that, so I kind of left it alone.


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[Assistant] I still listen to it. I think I just had a video on my page listening to Penn a couple days ago. I said, I don't listen to it. I like listening to old music. That's just me. Persons switch when we on the road too. I listen to old music.


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[Assistant] 18 year old dudes. And that's why I didn't, it would probably like cover my problem. I ate everybody is older. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Uh, probably the only person that was just really doing music, uh, around me was my partner Lodeezer, which is my manager. Okay. You know what I'm saying? He kinda, uh, he was doing his thing. It's like,


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[Assistant] It just, that was just never just break like a lot of street artists, you know what I'm saying? We had a lot of street artists. It's something that I want to name and that I think of now, like a lot of, they had like major big songs, but I don't know what happened.


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[Assistant] Nemesis. I think, I think that's Nemesis. I don't, I don't wanna confuse it, but I know Nemesis is another one out of Dazzle. It's just like, I don't know. It ain't even crossed over. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I don't know, cause like, in Houston, that was different. Dallas, you know, Houston, that's a totally different word. You know what I'm saying? I'm from Dallas, so, like,


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[Assistant] And we, like I said, we didn't never just had that major break and everybody was running around the city just like.


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[Assistant] I know how to do this, I know how to do this, but why the hell we ain't rich? You know what I'm saying? Why the, why the fuck Dallas ain't like Atlanta or like LA or some shit? You know what I'm saying? So, I mean, a lot of them, they talk to us and whatever they gave us. Some of them nod their head, but it wasn't just too much. You know what I'm saying? They can do.


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[Assistant] Part of the round, I had this song called Trapping Designer and she started kind of picking up on me like the buzz, like out of town people started knowing who I am. We started getting on the business side, make sure I had my business straight before shit popped out cause we didn't know when it was going to come. Shit, by the time Death on Me came, I was kind of equipped with it.


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[Assistant] Right, right, right. Exactly, exactly. Just grinding, bro. Just trying to stay it.


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[Assistant] I don't like being a student unless I gotta be there, unless I got something. I don't just try to go, like, I like listen to the beat before I get to the studio or try to come up with a concept or something, then I go into the studio and record it. I just don't like being there. I do too much more other shit I had to be doing.


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[Assistant] At the same time, man, life, you gotta still handle life. You know what I'm saying? You still got responsibilities and bills and shit and shit you want to do, so, you know, you gotta, you gotta know how to blend it. Make a little balance of everything.


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[Assistant] Come to the last tape? Yea. I would, you know, I would, see last tape was kind of, it wasn't hard, but it was like, I had to, uh, I really had to find time to be in the studio because I was like, that's on me. It picked up so hard. Like I was always on the road. I'm talking about like probably like four or five days of the week. Really? You know what I'm saying? So when I came home, I was trying to balance out my personal life.


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[Assistant] I actually just threw it out there because I thought it was another song on my tape that was going to do it because it had like more of a plug-up energy and that's what I was trying to go for like for like singles. I knew it was a good ass song and like when I had recorded it, I would just, uh,


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[Assistant] Man, it got to the point like Dallas, we was trying to like, we, it was like everybody was trying to team up or just trying to help each other to get somebody to the next level, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] So when that song came out the radio station like, cause they, I had already hit a song on the radio like a year or so before that. So when this came out, they were like, man, you need to know what you finna do cause we finna put this like.


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[Assistant] And, uh, first it was an, uh, mix show. They're like, man, we finna put this on the radio for show, for show, like in rotation. So you need to know what you finna do. You get what I'm saying? Cause we finna bag you on it. And when the song was going loud, that's when everybody, like, I just had to support like all the DJs and the radio stations out there and that.


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[Assistant] It was like that at a point, but like I said, I would kinda like hear my, my feet wet up in there. You get what I'm saying? Cause the song that I hit before that, and then like I had dropped the mixtape after uhm, Lightwork 1, which was what, which was what Trappin' Design was on.


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[Assistant] So like, any song that I would put in there, they'll let me come up there when I'm finna drop a mixtape to help promote it. Or they'll like put some of my songs in uh, in uh, uh, mixt-mixt shows and shit.


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[Assistant] Where, with the shooting, yeaah, I was kind of like a rapper, like I was just, everything was just a rapper, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Like, that's on me who crossed over. Like, it bubbled so fast, like, it took me, it took me all the way out the street. Like, I ain't had to do nothing.


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[Assistant] Can't say that cause we ain't had no Rebels like that, like no big, big name like Post Malone DeRoe was probably the biggest thing that we had out of this.


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[Assistant] It's just because we in they face type shit, you know what I'm saying? They weren't just taking us as the, as serious like how they did the nigga that was like beyond us, you know what I'm saying? So it was shit like that.


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[Assistant] I was paying attention to most of what I could, but it was like, it was so many people just popping out the woodworks. You know what I'm saying? Like by the time they catch they bull, that's when I probably got a call.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, the, the, the filming was like on the 6th or the 7th I think.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, some shit like that. You know, hate. Hate at an all time high.


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[Assistant] You just gotta move different. Even if you, when you in your city, you just gotta have that right, the right folks around you, make sure you good and protected.


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[Assistant] Like me, I told y'all I was on my way, I was leaving the club on my way to the house, so. And then I live far, I live farther than the motherfuckers, so. I wasn't trying to have everybody just come follow me to the house, so. And then we right up here, so y'all go your way, I'ma go my way, I'ma get up out of here, I'm cool, at least that's what I thought, you know what I'm saying. I ain't thinking no shit like that was gonna happen.


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[Assistant] You just gotta move, like I said, you gotta move different. You can't just be accessible like that when you, when you trying to reach a certain peak or when you at a certain peak, you know what I'm saying? You can't do a lot of shit you used to do, be in a lot of spots or just fuck with the same type of people.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Everybody ain't, shouldn't have your number. You get what I'm saying? It's just a certain way. It ain't trying to be funny. I learned that, you know what I'm saying? Cause I be, I be wanting to be the nigga who they say ain't change, which I ain't change, but you just gotta move differently now.


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[Assistant] A lot of people, that's, that's come with it. That come with success, like hating to talk. So, I mean, I've been talked about it all my life, so it ain't nothing new to me. It just be, will be coming, like, what's surprising, like, oh, he said that, or she said that, yeaah, that type shit. I know they gonna hate though, you know what I'm saying? It come with it.


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[Assistant] Man, look here, it ain't where you from, it's where you at. Where you know what you grew up, where you grew up at and what you know. You know what I'm saying? You can't tell him, he don't know, he probably don't know shit about that. And I ain't met him personally, but he from Zone 6 to me.


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[Assistant] So a certain extent, cause I don't really, I ain't really just dealt with them type of people in my life. I had already kind of cut them short, but you know, sometimes, you know, you probably heard some shit, but I don't, not too much. I can't tell what people think in their head, you know what I'm saying? A lot of shit ain't being brought to me though.


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[Assistant] That was, I think that was, was that before? When the on the run tour was.


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[Assistant] I know, they did a big, cause you know, Beyonce from Texas, so.


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[Assistant] You know, especially when it came to Houston, like she had like a lot of days out there, she brought all the Houston, uh,


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[Assistant] Superstars out there and shit so, she did her thing though. I can't do no more respect though. I appreciate you. Even if you didn't know I would do it, I still appreciate whoever called me to let me get on the stage. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] So it was like, it was a, it was a, you scratched my back, I scratched yours. You know what I'm saying? Cause at that time, UGK was hot, hot. You know what I'm saying? They probably didn't have the respect in, in, in up north like that. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It just, it's cause you gotta understand, like, at that time, they weren't respecting themselves.


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[Assistant] If you want to spin East Coast flow, they want respect in that shit. East Coast or West Coast, that's what was in.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's like, you gotta look at a date. I don't know, they ain't, I guess they ain't think we would spend their type away, so, you know.


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[Assistant] You gotta look, and a lot of the top runners are from the South. Like a lot of the music is ran by the South right now. I'm still from the East Coast though, like, but at that time, you know, it just, how this shit jumped off.


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[Assistant] Shit, let it go. Shit, shit. You gotta understand, like, we in a time where a lot of shit just business.


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[Assistant] Even if you don't really fuck with a motherfucker, just, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes you gotta do shit to help you out. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? And that don't mean you just don't fuck with them. It's just certain shit you gotta do, like, for like, it's gonna bring you a bigger bag, gonna bring you a bigger crowd, streaming and everything. We living in different times, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] You had to come through whoever to come through. You know, it was more gangster back then. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Right. Yeah, I wasn't like in a fucked up ass, uh, well I ain't know if fucked up, it was just supposed to be in like a...


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[Assistant] Uh, agreement to where a motherfucker, um, you shop a deal, you give me a sign, you get like some type of sender or some shit like that. But it had hidden language in there. And I don't really know why I signed the shit because a lawyer that was representing me at that time told me it was cool.


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[Assistant] It just, I was in a fucked up situation with that shit. Like, I occupied him too, so.


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[Assistant] I don't even think it's not, you know what, I'm gonna be honest with you, it's not that they try and they just don't know the proper shit. If you want a lawyer that know the music,


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[Assistant] Shit, the paperwork in that you gotta go to a nigga in New York or California.


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[Assistant] How the fuck, and I'm just speaking on the motherfuckers that I ran across. It can be some people out there that know shit, but how the fuck can you know what the business is and-


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[Assistant] I got out of that situation with the help of LA.


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[Assistant] Then I got my situation over there with him, which is a joint venture. So I ain't signed on nobody, just a joint venture.


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[Assistant] It just because the fight that he gave me, he was like, man, let me just show you, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] He ain't never gave me, got me no features. Like, all that shit been genuine. But he did the other, the business side, you get what I'm saying? So, a lot of that shit came after the fact, you get what I'm saying? But so, before it, like, but, I don't give a fuck who you with. You not finna get no labor deal your first goddamn...


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[Assistant] Time you signed with somebody, you know what I'm saying? He gave me the opportunity and I'm my own boss, so that's what I wanted, so. And then I still can sign with a major label if I want to.


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[Assistant] And then we, like I said, we still can sign to a major. So that was the biggest boss shit ever to me. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] In order to keep this shit going, you still gotta, you gotta, you gotta help motherfuckers around you.


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[Assistant] Oh shit, that's all he needed. I mean, he, you know, he, he like my brother and he hiding in my city. You know what I'm saying? So why not? You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It's going to help him. I ain't got no paperwork on him or no shit like that. This is brotherhood.


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[Assistant] Who else on there that I'm missing? They had a lot of motherfuckers on there. And it did numbers too. It did like some meal abuse too.


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[Assistant] Right, right. Now that's, that's, that's, that's, I'm glad that, cause I kinda laid the foundation on it and then, like you know.


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[Assistant] I just got my extra, my own channel. That motherfucker do crazy.


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[Assistant] Hell nah, I did that like the last couple of them, but like the singles I get on my pay and I get like, I do sh- numbers on them motherfuckers.


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[Assistant] For one, if a nigga fucked my bitch, she was never my bitch. If you fucked her, she been, she been beside her.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like, my bitch, my girl, you'll never get to do that. You know what I'm saying? Cause I know which one to pick, but like, if you fucking know bitch, that she want my bitch, well you can talk about some other, whatever we talking about.


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[Assistant] Oh, snap. You know what you signed up for? Everything got consequences to it. If I know I'm out here selling dope, I know what I gotta look for.


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[Assistant] I'm out here robbing, shooting, killing. I know it's a consequence for it. When you signed up for shit, you gotta know. Knock at the door, long enough somebody gonna answer.


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[Assistant] Elaine, be yourself. That's all you gotta do, be yourself. When you try to be somebody else, that's when the problem come.


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[Assistant] I've been losing weight too, so I ain't been really just fucking with the heavy, but yeah, I mean, I mean, we used to, when I used to get cases of drink, I used to take a cruise out of each one, drinkin' my goddamn self, get shit, get kidney stone too. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. Oh man. I done had two three times several cases of kidney stone.


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[Assistant] Make a grown man wanna cry. Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Fuck you up, you. You pitch some rocks comin' out your dick.


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[Assistant] I'm from Dallas. Come to Dallas and see you. If you don't understand it, fuck you. It ain't for you to understand it.


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean, I can't, I can't really just say, I know Dallas has been running for a long time, but a lot of people outside of Texas also would. If you watch, like I say, if you watch the Huxables, I mean, uh, the Cosby show, you hear the Huxable headed. Really? You know what I'm saying? Bobby Brown headed when he was in New Edition.


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[Assistant] A lot of motherfuckers hit it. I didn't hear a certain rapper speak on it. Even Martin said something on one of his episodes. You know what I'm saying? Kanye West hit it.


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[Assistant] I was like, what? You know, my bag big, but you know, when you're on a certain level, your bag big, big, and you've been stacking it, you can do that. You know what I'm saying? I like the dress though, but.


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[Assistant] I ain't spend no 300,000 though. I ain't gonna lie to you on that.


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[Assistant] You know, how you close, even when you go throw money in the strip clubs, it takes right off.


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[Assistant] Like, I ain't even trying to be one of them people. Uh, Red Fox, uh, who else they got like that? DM makes some shit. Shout out to y'all. A lot of people. Uh, Red Fox, but I just ain't trying to fall in that same category.


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[Assistant] Nah, I ain't, I ain't thought about it yet. I got some shit, I know I'm probably gonna try to put some in her next two, three months. Name why, it's gonna have to be something that I relate to. Probably be, uh, I was thinking about Sam Rayburn.


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[Assistant] This is what happened, right? You know when he came here?


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[Assistant] You know what? But he's a kid. We wasn't trying to beat him up, like.


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[Assistant] I really like making all these gorillas beat this little kid up. I really like was trying to talk to him at that situation, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] He just on the internet keep antagonizing me, just keep saying shit, keep putting little videos and being funny. I'm like, you know what? That's cool.


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[Assistant] And just so happened, Ronnie Jay called me to come to the studio to come cook up with him and shit. You know, Ronnie my guy. Ciao Ronnie. And then...


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[Assistant] Ronnie asked me, yo, you cool with skinny and stuff? He coming through there. I'm like, yeah, yeah, he cool, Ronnie and shit like that. You know, me being a real one, not telling Ronnie like, oh nah, fuck that nigga, dah, dah, dah. I didn't do that. I told Ronnie, yeah, he cool. So.


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[Assistant] Ronnie like, yeaah, he gon' pull up. I'm sitting next to Ronnie, he called Ronnie, yo, I'm on my way, I'm finna pull up.


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[Assistant] So he came, by the time he came I was in the booth recording a song. I was doing a hook for Ronnie and shit.


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[Assistant] And then my brothers was dead too. My brothers was already on they way.


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[Assistant] And they came to the studio and I told my brothers, yo you know skinny from the pull up. They was like, oh yea alright cool. I'm like, y'all niggas just make sure y'all don't do nothing.


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[Assistant] So I told my brothers I'm saying that and I'm in the booth recording.


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[Assistant] And then I just seen some shit pop off and I'm like, what the fuck going on? I guess my brother said something to him.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? His security guard. His security. He had two big security guards, so on his way out, I was still recording, so I took the headphones off, walking, when I seen him walking, I grabbed my phone and I recorded him going down, because I knew he was going to run.


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[Assistant] You like, what's up bruh? What's up bruh? And he going down. So I went after him.


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[Assistant] My cousin and my other homeboy ran down and he just sprang. Took off running.


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[Assistant] I'm like, if you look at the video when I ran outside, I'm like, yo, chill, chill, hold it down. Like, I ain't even want him to fuck him up. I wanted him to grab him for me to talk to the nigga like, yo.


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[Assistant] A lot more people need to get that type of shit. Like rappers get on the internet and talk crazy and don't really be on that.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. Hell yeaah. 6ix9ine. The internet is crazy right now with our 6ix9ine. Like that nigga was entertaining as hell, but it's like, there's a difference between that and actually doing that to real people. You playing with the Matrix.


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[Assistant] And I was just like, and then he got on the internet. I came by myself, he could have pressed me, he was 15 deep. Bro, I'm gonna go to the studio.


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[Assistant] They walked in, he walked in at first with a regular hoodie on, and then when he was leaving out, they made him switch his hoodie. They made him switch his hoodie out like, whoa, hold on, what's up with y'all?


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[Assistant] Like man, nigga just wanted to like, holla at you man. Like what's up with that? Like, I might give you some advice. Like lil homie, listen.


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[Assistant] If you talk like that, it could result to that. Some niggas don't got no thinking like I do or my homies do.


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[Assistant] What I shoulda did was grab him and snatch him into the booth and close the door and talk to him. Cause he walked right by the booth and then the booth door opens inside.


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[Assistant] I could've just opened it, come here. Let me talk to you real quick. I didn't even do that.


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[Assistant] I promise you. I did that because I know what he was going to do. First thing he did was jump on it.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, there's no body ass nigga, da-da-da, get off this skinny nigga. I'm like, yo bro. Right. You know what, when I run into you, we gon' have a conversation.


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[Assistant] I'm not going to incriminate myself. When I run into you, I'm going to beat you up. I'm going to fuck you up. No bro, we not moving like that. I'm not even, I'm not even on it Adam. If you see me all the time, be talking about positivity and trying to do different shit.


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[Assistant] I want some give money shit. Why you trying to go that route? I mean, you a little man, right?


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[Assistant] Sometimes you, sometimes you can do it for fun. You know? Sometimes you do it for fun if you boy.


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[Assistant] It's not like you were never concerned, like, oh, who's he with? If it's a serious situation, I won't even speak on it on the internet. You won't even hear nothing about it. We have plenty of real situations that nobody don't even know. We not even talking about.


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[Assistant] Oh, I jumped into my DM. Yo, what's up? Here go my number. What's up? Let's meet up.


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[Assistant] Let's talk, let's talk, let's fight, shoot it out, whatever you want to do. But I don't even be on that type of time. I be trying to chill, man.


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[Assistant] I've been working on it for a minute, but I work so hard, bro. All I do is record, and I got so much music, but I just decided, like, I'm gonna put this last year being humble shit up.


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[Assistant] And not in an arrogant sense, you know, not in a sense like I'm finna just bug out on everybody or go bad on everybody, but it's more like show people my talent, show people my work, show people the shit I'm doing. Like I'm really reserved. I didn't go buy brand new cars and the internet don't even know about it.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like, I done jumped on Jets a million times and never posted it.


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[Assistant] I know about it, I know a lot of rappers that punk other rappers and you don't hear nothing about it. And it's like, we know the cool guys of the game though. We'll hear about it, we'll get the videos, but I'll never leak it out.


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[Assistant] But that, I just had to, cause I know he was about to do that. And to me, it'd be like the internet just be believing anything nowadays. It'd be crazy like.


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[Assistant] I got people in my comments like, ah, he was by himself, why you pulled up with five guys?


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[Assistant] What? I was in that studio alone in the booth. My brother, I told my brothers, yo, so and so about to pull up, don't do nothing. On God.


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[Assistant] My dog right here, Axum. They was in the studio. I made them leave. I'm like, yo, y'all leave. And they still did when you were in the booth, right? When, when I, when they left.


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[Assistant] When he came in, I just seen all of them came walking in. I'm like, ah shit. It's going up. You know what I'm saying? Right. Yea, but it ain't trippin' man.


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[Assistant] Vic Mensa's situation was an emotional situation, you know. Ex- freshly dead, and we warning about it.


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[Assistant] We just ain't like it, you know? That ain't no beef, that's just a respect thing. It's like, yo, you just gotta respect the dead and respect our homie.


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[Assistant] They'll destroy you. They'll put a spell on you. Yeaah, so it's like man, that was just something I ain't like, you know what I'm saying? How well do you know X? X is my dog. And on no music tip either.


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[Assistant] I met him there and then we ended up really like clicking at a paintball thing and then he jumped in my DM like just checking on me like regular human being shit.


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[Assistant] Ay yo, what's up with you? What's up with you mentally? You good? What's up with your sign?


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[Assistant] And we exchanged numbers and like, yeaah, hit me up when I tweet something crazy. Like, I'll tweet something crazy on some trolling shit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it wasn't on no music tip at all. We ain't get to talk about, yo, when we gonna work, when we gonna do.


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[Assistant] You know, we both Florida kids and, you know, X is just a positive person, man. Funny as hell, like.


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[Assistant] You always got something to say about you. How you look or what's going on with you or something. You know, so as it's homies, we just ain't like that shit, right?


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[Assistant] Man, you know, I'm from Dade County. I had the song Blow A Check, running through the money, running. That was like one of the biggest songs. And uh, Puff and French ended up remixing that song, and I ended up getting my deal with Epic Records and Freebands, signed the future to.


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[Assistant] That was just like the song that broke through. It went. That one went and then you know, everything else followed after that. You know, tapes, drop projects and tours. I was on tour with Future Amigos, Post Malone, Tory, Ferg, Nobody's Safe Tour.


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[Assistant] That's my brother, that's my brother. You know, from, from jump, it's been the same. Like, it was crazy how me and him got our situation. He literally was like, yo, come to my hotel room, came, talked about it. Yo, I just want you to be part of the team. I want you to be your own boss, but part of the team. Yeah, for sure. Made it happen.


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[Assistant] Do our homie, uh, stand. You know, we made that happen and that's just the thing, you know.


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[Assistant] I don't really get into it. If you see me get into it like that, it'll be like seeing somebody say something crazy about the future. And I'm like, yo, chill out.


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[Assistant] Man, he's so quiet, man. He's such a humble person. He won't even say nothing back to certain people. And they'll think like, ah, okay, I'ma just keep picking on him.


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[Assistant] I'm way above you. I'm, what? What you said? I'm trolling y'all all day. Being that big, that's all you can do.


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[Assistant] Whether I'm on his projects or not on his projects, anything I put out, for sure. That's just my loyalty to him, you know what I'm saying? Like, anything I drop, gotta have something from the future on it.


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[Assistant] No matter when it is, I could have my own... I got my own label, my own squad too. You know what I mean? My brother just did our own label and that's like...


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[Assistant] Uh, we got a few. I got more producers signed than me though. Okay. Yea, I got this kid named Zen. He made the, uh, Don't Cry for Lil Wayne and XXX.


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[Assistant] Me and Chris just, that's just my guy, man. Chris is just a solid person and you know with Blood Check doing what it did and I ended up having a relationship with him. He got a lot of mutual people that rock with me. Like my nigga Hoodie Baby.


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[Assistant] And then we ended up just linking up on some Miami shit, Jesky shit, and then you know, he fuck with me, you hear me? I fuck with shit like that. Came to LA, fuck with him a few times, and then we did the record.


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[Assistant] And I actually left when he did the record for me. My DJ was in the studio with him. Got the record done.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was like yo Chris, they sent him that. And then when he did it, he put his verse on the internet, that shit went viral.


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[Assistant] It's like, it makes me kinda nervous but it also makes me feel good cause I get to show people.


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[Assistant] A side that they didn't know about me, you know, melodic side that really putting like my pain into my music and shit like that. I didn't get a chance to do that. I was rapping my bullshit. Even though it was shit I'd done, I felt like it was bullshit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I feel like that's what it was, just following what was going on. Even, I try to make what I'm going through in my life relate to it, and then I put it out.


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[Assistant] Cause I was like, okay, this is going on, I see the science to this, I see the BPM to these type of records, or radio disc, nah, nah, I'm just doing it for my fans, like I'm strictly speaking to my fans from me. Like my shit, my real experience that I don't talk about.


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[Assistant] You know, put that out. That's why I called it last year, being humble. Cause I don't want to be humble about what I'm going through. I don't want to not make people feel uncomfortable. I want people to feel uncomfortable. I want like some of my fans to listen to something and be like, what?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I want him to feel that way. Like, you know, I want him to listen to this shit and say, hold on, wait, wait, wait, wait, what he said? You know, it's a lot of people that's going through shit, man.


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[Assistant] It's popped off over the past few years. Should be some cap. That should be big ball cap.


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[Assistant] You got these cats, man, they, they v's, they, they keepin' shit how it's supposed to be.


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[Assistant] Some of the people I just named, they music come on in the club, you can't really, you know, you need that vibe sometimes.


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[Assistant] With all the fame and everything else he had going on, he was going through some shit. Like Meek is a real, real personal friend of mine.


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[Assistant] Hell no. That's just my nigga, man. We talk about street shit, we talk about like becoming super rich, like 50 million dollar plays and what he got going on and everything. You know, just...


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[Assistant] Regular shit. You know how homie Chico Juan passed away and that was like, that's how I met me through my homie Chico Juan.


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[Assistant] Man, that's my guy who uhm, with trez, he passed away in Miami. He's from Miami, but he passed away in Atlanta and shit.


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[Assistant] But yea, you know, rest in peace my nigga Chico. That was our mutual friend. And that was a good friend of me too, so. That shit like really fucked us up when our homie passed away.


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[Assistant] I've been rocking on these Grammy parties and shit like that, but I've also been recording. I've been writing for other people too. That's really why I'm here.


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[Assistant] They put me with everybody. They put me with some of the hardest rappers you're hearing, pop artists, R&B artists, they put me with everybody. I do all that shit.


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[Assistant] Nah, I don't know. Blow checked it, but they actually didn't know I knew how to write or do the kind of songs I do.


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[Assistant] And then I end up just writing this one song for somebody and then it took off and that kinda like gave me the leverage.


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[Assistant] You definitely would be. Really? You would be like, oh, but I don't, I don't knock it though cause some-


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[Assistant] The way an artist could deliver something, maybe the writer can deliver it that way.


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[Assistant] Know what I'm saying? Like now if you looking at it, you, people don't read credits, man. You know, people's attention span be like retarded.


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[Assistant] You read credits, you gonna know. You know what I'm saying? You'll know.


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[Assistant] Who did what? And on the internet now, it's like, you'll see popular writers like Nizia, I think that's her name. She just did, uh, 24-7 for Meek. She did the hook for LMA. Like, that kind of stuff is really coming out now.


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[Assistant] It's more like, it's not like ghost writing like, ah, I'm gonna be writing your stuff on the table and you gonna say you did it. It's songwriters.


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[Assistant] Pen uh, verse for Jay-Z, but you'll hear a hook that was made by Frank Ocean.


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[Assistant] He right. Mad people right, man. Drake wrote songs for people in the energy.


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[Assistant] Some music I write, I can't put it out because it's not my lane, you know what I'm saying? Which sucks. As a musician, I'm supposed to be able to do music.


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[Assistant] In general, it ain't supposed to be a lane that if I came out with blow a check, which is boom, boom, boom, money, money, money, where I gotta stick to that whole formula until I'm out. Nah, I wanna do all types of music.


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[Assistant] If I wanna go get a country singer on one of my songs, then I'm supposed to be able to do that and still make money off of it, but for some reason they be trying to put you in that box.


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[Assistant] Say like that. And there's other cats like that in the game. Look at X, man. Where he from, X is from Broward. The niggas over there is reckless.


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[Assistant] Yeah, hell yeah. Hell yeah. It's almost like Kodak. Kodak came out with...


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[Assistant] It's a science to that shit though, it makes it raw, like you saying some shit like, I just go Gucci my clothes, ayy.


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[Assistant] credit to the person who started that. Definitely. That's who you get that credit to. Some people could do it hard, but you gotta get credit to whoever did the A and the Yuh.


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[Assistant] It's almost like the Migos flow. And them boys came and changed the game. That changed everything.


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[Assistant] They changed the game with that, and they still, people still can't do it like them.


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[Assistant] Man, some, these kids not gonna know, these 11 years olds and 12, 13 year olds going on the internet under, under fuck you pay me.


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[Assistant] The crazy names, they don't know. They don't care. The internet is scary, bro.


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[Assistant] In order for you to get on there, you gotta send your ID, not even on the internet, on certain sites like Instagram. You gotta send your ID with your info, address, everything. So when you get on there, you say something, they notice you. People gotta come deal with you.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's still a process, but I wish it was like, okay, this is my address, this is where I stay at. If I say this, I gotta be held accountable for saying that.


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[Assistant] That like, they gotta do it like that, or if Instagram ain't have, ain't show your following, or how much followers you got, or how much likes, I wonder how it would be.


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[Assistant] You can like it, you can comment, but you don't see how much likes that person got. You don't see how much followers they got.


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[Assistant] People will fuck with you for your talent or for whatever it is that you're showing. If you're just showing fly shit, then it's just fly shit.


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[Assistant] If you showing popping shit, it's popping shit. If it's your music that's fire, that's what they fucking with.


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[Assistant] I feel like they should do that for at least one day just to see. What? One day won't count.


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[Assistant] I'm wrong. They should do it for like a period of time. Like I say, they do it for like five months and see somebody's growth on following or streams, whatever it is. You know what I'm saying? Cause now we go on somebody's page. You meet a bitch right now, you talking to her, she might be, she might be like, what, who are you?


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[Assistant] You see that gram is different. Once you, you make DM somebody, if you don't got that blue check, man, they scrolling right past your shit.


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[Assistant] You got that blue check, they gon' see it. You hit me, I'm right there.


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[Assistant] We could be, cause I be going through my, I try man. I try, I be a lot. I be trying to go through it like, oh crap, this nigga got some nice beats on it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, facts, facts, that's something you probably gotta hire a team to do.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's one platform. You got Twitter, you got everything else, bro. Hell no.


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[Assistant] And I speak to that person too if I get a chance, if it's somebody I know, like, I want to know, like, what you going through and stuff like that, like, your emotions. Cause whatever I'm writing for you is what I'm going through. Even though we humans, we relate to shit.


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[Assistant] But, I might write something that's personal to me and you don't relate to it.


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[Assistant] And it'd be tough for them to cut those type of songs. You know what I'm saying? Some people be talented and they do it, but you could hear the, uh, it's not the same.


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[Assistant] I tried DMT though. DMT for real? That's a different conversation.


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[Assistant] Man, my whole life different. God damn it, I need to get on that. Need to open that eye up, Adam.


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[Assistant] Man, I learned more than I can say. These, these, these people right here, where we at? These people right here? Them. They ain't ready for that. Really?


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[Assistant] Nah they don't, but I try to open my homies minds up and put them on to certain things and they'll look at you crazy, but I got like my homie Piffy right here, that boy woke. Super woke.


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[Assistant] Not gonna lie to you. That's good to know. I gotta have five hour conversation with him and we just dare.


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[Assistant] And it's crazy cause some people know things, you know, but some people so close minded you can't teach them nothing.


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[Assistant] That lets you know like your energy and his energy probably on the same type of time and y'all got the mutual person y'all really fuck with.


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[Assistant] It's called Highway Full of Pain. I'm putting it out like the 20 something. I don't know exactly, I'll let you know.


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[Assistant] Nah, I'll probably premiere with you or something. Let's do it. Uh, it's called Highway Full of Pain. I'm doing a video for that. Video for that about to be ridiculous.


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[Assistant] That's the only thing I lack in man. I lack in videos. I don't got a lot of visuals cause the way I be wanting to bring my visuals to life, it be hard for a lot of-


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[Assistant] I went after, after I like, well my project is done now, the smart thing I should be doing is like, I had a conversation with Future and I text him, he was like, yo, man, fuck this Instagram shit man, come on, let's go up.


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[Assistant] I'm like, trust me, I'm trying to be like you, I'm trying to shoot these visuals cause that nigga shoot 10 videos in like a week or two.


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[Assistant] Cause I'll be trying to wait to shoot, but this year I'm trying to like drop the video. I'm trying to drop the song, few days later, video.


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[Assistant] Even though people be feeling like the videos keep the song momentum alive cause the song could be going and when it start to die out and you drop a video and it bring it back up, nah. I think now people want to see the visuals.


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[Assistant] I feel like you could put a song, a video out without the mp3, and it's still gonna go.


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[Assistant] Exactly, that's the type of time I'm on. I'm trying to grow my YouTube subscribers and I'm trying to just get more visuals in cause I feel like that's making you win. And it's meaningful visuals too.


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[Assistant] It's cool you grab a whole bunch of your homies and you grab some bitches and put them in a video. That's shit cool. Some songs you need that.


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[Assistant] Exactly, that's, that's just the type of time it's on. I'm by longevity, man. I'm cool. Like, it's catch that I came in and pfft, ayo.


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[Assistant] You know? I hear people say like, who is Zoey Dollaz? What is Zoey Dollaz did man? Zoey Dollaz had blow check on her radio, couches. I had Bad Tings. I had Post and Delete featuring Chris Brown. I had Moonwalk featuring Money Bag Yo. I had countless shit on her radio.


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[Assistant] You always heard me on the radio, but some people don't listen to the radio.


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[Assistant] For sure. The cheat code is there. I know it. You know, but then...


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[Assistant] That's not what I want. I want longevity. I want to be able to have a core fanbase that fuck with me and grow with me. You know what I'm saying? Like I don't have to worry about doing certain gimmicks in order for my shit to go or do weird shit on the internet.


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[Assistant] For me to get something, no. I want my fan- like I'm satisfied with this fanbase. It's gonna grow gradually. As long as I'm-


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[Assistant] Somewhere further than where I was last year, I'm cool with that.


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[Assistant] When that shit die down, well these people outgrow me and then my shit just... No.


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[Assistant] And it could work if you, if you do certain things with it.


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[Assistant] It could work, you know what I'm saying? It could work, cause like I thought 6ix9ine was one of the smartest entertainers there was, but outside of the street shit.


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[Assistant] The street shit, I don't even want to speak about it because I'm disappointed about it, but it's like...


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[Assistant] His entertainment tactics, it was smart, bro.


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[Assistant] He was playing with some real niggas and had some real niggas doing other shit, but it was smart. It was entertainment.


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[Assistant] And they did him. They made an example out of him. He ain't the first and he ain't gonna be the last. We gonna see some other motherfuckers go down the same path, but-


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[Assistant] My thing is I just hate how they did him like that, you know what I'm saying? But whatever he did on some street shit.


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[Assistant] That's just what he did and as somebody that comes from the streets, I don't fuck with it. But I ain't judging him. I just think people should just let him just fade out. We just know what he was and that's just what it is. Keep it going and focus on some real shit that's going on.


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[Assistant] Where's the L? Like large shirt. Where's the big fucking L?


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[Assistant] But you know, I mean he's a kid, bro. What you expect from someone who ain't got no guidance from no real niggas?


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like one of my favorite CEOs signed him. L.A. Reid. L.A. Reid signed me.


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[Assistant] Whatever is working, I don't know his numbers, I don't know what's going on, I just see internet numbers.


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[Assistant] These niggas getting they plays boosted by, by what uh, machines and shit like J. Cole say, they paying for views so, I don't know if that shit real.


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[Assistant] That shit can't make me feel crazy, like all he got my followers than you. Cool, my followers are real.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? If I'm selling a shirt right now for 200 bucks, I will have 5,000 people buy it and that's a million dollars coming to me.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Skinny probably can't do that.


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[Assistant] Hello, uh, this is a nice window, this is a nice view and it's a picture of him sitting in the booth. Right. Yo, the sunset looks very nice and I'm like, come on bro.


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[Assistant] Nah, it's not. That shit don't stand. That shit look like, uh, Drake pop set. Only real music gonna last, man.


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[Assistant] It was in Tampa when I met him. And I gave him my music and he listened to it in the car. And he was like, yo, my son's on this tour bus right here behind us.


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[Assistant] And he actually was emailing me back and forth for like two years. Like I like this. This is nice. I'm not too big of a fan of that one for a while. Like I got emails of me and his pops going back and forth.


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[Assistant] Wow. Yea, that's like when Drake first came out with like Successful and shit like that.


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[Assistant] Yeah for sure, and uh, that last year being humble is coming soon, and I got my own label, Litville.


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[Assistant] Out. Litville. Yeah, Litville. Dreamville out, Litville in? Out, uh.


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[Assistant] I mean Dreamville, that's fire though, but my shit, I'm from Miami, we a lit city, shit is lit in Miami. You come to Miami, it's clubs, it's live on Sundays, it's Opus 22, you know we going crazy, it's jet skis, we on jets, we in fly cars, so it's lit. So that's why I called it Litville.


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[Assistant] So you know, this summertime when you see, when you hear them Litville boys on the way,


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[Assistant] Know what time it is, you know? Yea, me and my brother, we CEOs and stuff. My brother, one of the CEOs. I don't know where he at. He's somewhere back there doing what he gotta do, you know what I'm saying? And this is my guy Serj. This is my road manager. My guy Piffy here. My nigga Coke right here. My nigga Jay Bape here, you know? Gang is here. Nah, for sure. You know?


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[Assistant] Robert Bowers storms into the Tree of Life Synagogue with an AR-15 and allegedly kills 11 Jewish worshipers.


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[Assistant] The deadliest known attack on the Jewish community in American history.


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[Assistant] White supremacists killed one protester and injured dozens of others.


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[Assistant] After Charlottesville, I identified some of the groups behind the violence.


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[Assistant] With a team of reporters, I exposed a neo-Nazi fight club called the Rise Above Movement, or RAM. They were involved in melees in four different cities.


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[Assistant] Following our investigation, eight members or associates of RAM are now facing federal charges.


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[Assistant] But the most extreme organization I've been looking at is called the Atomwaffen Division. Atomwaffen means atomic weapons in German.


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[Assistant] The group embraces Nazi ideology and preaches a hatred of minorities, gays, and Jews. It calls for lone wolf acts of violence, much like the massacre in Pittsburgh.


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[Assistant] For months, my colleagues and I have been talking to a former Atomwaffen member who asks us to call him John and disguise his voice. He says the group's ranks swelled after Charlottesville.


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[Assistant] John tells me that Adam Waffen's ideology draws from the writings of an obscure neo-Nazi named James Mason.


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[Assistant] Who published a newsletter in the 1980s called Siege.


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[Assistant] To them, Mason is the latest in a long line of Nazi leaders, inheriting the role from American Nazi Party founder, George Lincoln Rockwell, who in turn took his inspiration from Adolf Hitler himself.


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[Assistant] Rebecca Schulte is the curator of the Wilcox Collection, an archive of contemporary political movements.


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[Assistant] His writing lays out an apocalyptic neo-Nazi vision.


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[Assistant] While her big brother pigs are trying to keep the pieces from falling apart.


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[Assistant] Mason advocated attacks on institutions like Hollywood, media, and the courts.


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[Assistant] Notorious killer Charles Manson is one of Mason's heroes, and the two had a long correspondence.


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[Assistant] When you say lone wolf attacks, it sounds to me like you're talking about basically terrorist acts.


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[Assistant] John tells me that if I want to investigate the group, I need to start where it began, in Tampa, Florida.


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[Assistant] An 18-year-old high school dropout named Devin Arthurs would bring Adam Waff into the attention of the authorities.


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[Assistant] Why had Arthur apparently shot two of his roommates? His father agreed to talk to me about what happened that day.


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[Assistant] So you think he was joining the ROTC group because there were other kids that were into Nazism in the group? Yes.


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[Assistant] He eventually moved into the Tampa apartment with Russell and the other Atomwaffen members.


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[Assistant] Tampa police refused to talk to us about the case, but I obtained video of Devin Arthur's police interview.


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[Assistant] Inside the Atomwaffen apartment, police discovered Nazi paraphernalia, guns, radioactive material, and handmade explosives.


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[Assistant] On a dresser was a framed photograph of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.


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[Assistant] On April 19th, 1995, Gulf War veteran Timothy McVeigh detonated a truck bomb in front of the Oklahoma City Federal Building. Scores were killed.


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[Assistant] Carrie Myers was an FBI bomb tech who investigated the Oklahoma City bombing.


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[Assistant] They document a wide range of explosives, including some of the same ingredients used by McVeigh in his Oklahoma City attack.


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[Assistant] So, obviously these guys aren't master criminals. Are we focusing too much on a group that's not really a threat?


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[Assistant] The night of Arthur's arrest, Brandon Russell was also detained and questioned by local police and the FBI. He told a different story.


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[Assistant] He said the explosives were his, but insisted that he was only using them to power model rockets. Atomwaffen was nothing more than a club. The police released Russell without charging him. They even gave him a ride home so he could pick up his car. Russell promptly disappeared.


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[Assistant] He met up with another Atomwaffen member and began driving south.


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[Assistant] As the men drove, the FBI issued an arrest warrant for Russell on explosives charges.


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[Assistant] But it's still not clear what Brandon Russell may have been planning. He had the weapons and ammunition to kill dozens of people.


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[Assistant] And the FBI bulletin said he might have been targeting the nearby Turkey Point nuclear power plant.


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[Assistant] Russell eventually pleaded guilty to illegal possession of explosives. He was sentenced to five years in prison.