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[Assistant] I think it really blew up in 2011 once Drake, you know what I'm saying? So I wake up one morning, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Yeah, because like, look, I wake up one morning and we're already putting in mad work and I'm starting to like, see that like, people around the world are fucking with me. I have fans all over the world.


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[Assistant] And like I'll wake up one morning and Pete, and like I have fucking hundred messages from my fans like Drake's following you and shit. So I'm like, Drake's following me huh? That's some crazy shit. I was like, I look on his page


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[Assistant] And I see it's his real page and it says, follows you. So I'm like, alright, I hit the follow back button, right?


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[Assistant] And then I just fucking let it go, and I think it was like my girl at the time or somebody was just like, hey man, send him a DM and just say thank you or something. I was like, alright.


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[Assistant] The guy was like, thanks, like, for the follow. He hit me back and was like, yo, like.


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[Assistant] Like, you don't understand, like, like, we, I watch this shit religiously, like, you're the fucking man, and all, and like, he's telling me like, crazy shit about like, how we write, and how like, nuts we are, and like, he's telling me like,


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[Assistant] I want to come to one of these if possible. I don't know if he said it at that time, but eventually he basically, and he started tweeting my battles like randomly. He tweeted me versus SMP. Another guy, fat white dude, completely obliterated him, ate a sandwich mid battle and all that shit.


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[Assistant] It was, it was the, uhm, I was like, I met you a while ago.


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[Assistant] Look, that's the whole point. You could tell somebody, yo, you're fat. And like, that's kinda whack. I would actually...


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[Assistant] Defend an overweight person in that scenario like, nah, fuck you, this guy's more talented than you. You have to prove, like, you gotta explain this shit in some way where you're more of value than the person you're trying to diss. You can't just be like,


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[Assistant] Making fun of somebody. My shit, I'm showing you that I'm superior to you. It's different. It's some alpha male shit and you gotta just accept it or rise to the occasion. I'm giving you a chance. It's an equal opportunity. I'll never make fun of somebody like that randomly.


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[Assistant] This is your equal chance to say everything back to me, to tell me that I'm a fucked up person for saying that to you.


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[Assistant] I think, I think the reason why I can do it with a clear conscious is because I know the people are fucked up that are watching, and everybody else is fucked up. See, like, that's what people don't understand. Everyone blames the battler. They're like,


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[Assistant] How could he put out all this stuff? But what they don't know is that we wouldn't be putting it out if the ears weren't there for it. We know.


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[Assistant] That's what the people want to hear. All we do in Battle Rap is play to...


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[Assistant] We really don't do more than that because we don't believe half the shit we say. Maybe some people are gonna slip some truth in there.


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[Assistant] When you tell somebody, I'm gonna run through your house and fuck it. Don't shot your grandma. You know what I'm saying? Like reality is with battlers.


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[Assistant] When that battler puts up a happy birthday grandma picture, that battler's gonna put a heart underneath it. Right. You know what I'm saying? That's really how fucking like-


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[Assistant] Misunderstood it is. It really is building character with each other and it's something brutal for online. I think you can't like walk up to like, you know,


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[Assistant] Denzel Washington and just be like, yo man, you fucking, you gunning too much people down in your movies, bro, you're a fucked up person, like I've seen what you did in Training Day. Yeah.


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[Assistant] That's what we're doing, like you, we, we, we're putting on a form of content for you, and we're basically actors, that's why again, we're in movies now, and you know what I'm saying, like battle rapping, what people don't understand is...


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[Assistant] Battle rappers think that music is the next step, the industry.


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[Assistant] But the fact that these battlers have this delusion that once they make it to the music industry that they're gonna be set is why they still don't understand how this whole thing works. First of all, the next level after battle rap is acting.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Until Battle Rappers, because what we do is Broadway. It's Broadway acting. You cannot compare us to a fucking rapper. The reason why I don't look at these guys as threats and that people see as threats is because I know if they had to do something one take, they would be like, like they wouldn't be able to, like we are Broadway actors. We have to like literally do something in,


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[Assistant] In the moment, you can't compare us to people that are perfecting something in the studio with a thousand engineers with them.


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[Assistant] And you know what I'm saying? Like I'll never compare it. Like even if they make the hottest product in the world, it still isn't impressive.


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[Assistant] What's impressive is doing that without a third party. And what I mean by third party is the music and the beat and the people that are around you, just you. What do you sound like as an instrument standing in front of me?


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[Assistant] How, how much can you do? How much damage can you do with just your voice?


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[Assistant] That's why they're, they're our biggest fans, all the biggest rappers. No disrespect to the people I'm about to start mentioning, but, you know, Drake, Eminem, all these guys are stans. They're, they're fans. Like, yeaah, I shouldn't say stan like that because that's fucked up to say that. It sounds like I'm, but they are really like,


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[Assistant] Fans. Like when I first met Drake, he was on some like, bro, like you don't understand. Like we put the battery in his pack to make him battle. The only reason he started dissing Common and everybody else is because he was coming to our events and getting extremely, extremely charged up from these atmospheres. And we influenced him to be like, I want to do this shit.


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[Assistant] Here's the thing, this shit ain't for everybody. You know what I'm saying? It really isn't. And I think like the industry, just like we can't make the type of hits that they make.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Even though battle rappers can make music, but there's a certain level of focus that requires to create the shit what they- they have to understand that we're the same way.


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[Assistant] People have a misconception of me how I look at Em. Like I was never really a fan of his like music and albums, except obviously the LP like and all that, but like the first album. But I'm a fan of Eminem as like the fucking warrior.


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[Assistant] The, the eight mile guy, the fucking, the guy that comes on Tim Westwood and kicks fucking insane freestyles. I'm a fan of his freestyles and cyphers.


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[Assistant] Because once he turns into that person, that's who I fuck with, you know what I'm saying? But I respect everything else he does. I feel like that part of him, he wants to do that, but shit has changed so much that...


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[Assistant] I mean, you look at it this way, and again, this is no disrespect, but like, I feel like Marshall, like, he put out like a acapella thing right after the body thing. We put out the movie with him. He got really excited because...


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[Assistant] It's the first time he's hearing crazy lyrics again, so Em gets excited and drops a freestyle.


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[Assistant] The thing is about the freestyle, and they could correct me if I'm wrong, like...


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[Assistant] He does like 15 takes on it. And I don't know why he's doing that. I don't know why he cuts so many times. But for me as a battle rapper that knows how hard it is to actually maintain being standing there battling someone from half an hour to an hour, I feel like he might not be conditioned to ever do a battle. That's just how I feel about it.


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[Assistant] Now, do I think if he pulls off the conditioning, will many people be able to fuck with him? I doubt it. You know what I'm saying? But like just the conditioning aspect, him getting into the mind state of...


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[Assistant] The fatigue that happens that passes when you're up there, and I knew this was gonna happen to Cassidy by the way, that's why he had to go to a room, because he couldn't even last the fatigue for like two minutes.


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[Assistant] The time starts moving slow up there, bro, and the crowd is just staring at you.


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[Assistant] Not in Batarap. In Batarap if you go, hup, bup, bup, they, ooooh. Everyone's like, you know what I mean? Like, so that pressure from artists who are used to


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[Assistant] Fixing stuff, doing two takes, dropping four bars, then putting another four bar in for the record. I don't feel like this format is gonna ever be good for


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[Assistant] And I mean this, like, and people should respect battle rappers because of what they go through for this because we are really more than just rappers. We are like fucking like literally we could compete with all those Broadway motherfuckers. They're not better than us. You know what I'm saying? We're really acting out all our shit. Emotions.


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[Assistant] Fucking energy. This shit turns into real shit. This is the only place in the world where it's real. Fuck all that Broadway shit with a bunch of fucking fairies up there fucking talking to each other. Like our shit could be sweet.


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[Assistant] And then it turns into a, like the atmosphere. You're not going to find that.


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[Assistant] Fuckin' variety of just humanity, like this is a real jungle. I think whoever doesn't understand battle rap, cause I know you was tweetin' the shit about certain people, if they find out about battle rap, they gon'


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[Assistant] Yeah, here and there. Well, I'm just a heavy weed smoker. That's really all I do. Really? Yeah. What's a day? I quit sometime.


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[Assistant] Right now, like, it's crazy, uhm, as of right now, I'm doing so-


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[Assistant] So man, what a day's like for me right now is chaotic.


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[Assistant] So I'm working on cartoons, a TV show, another script for episodes, a battle event, negotiating a battle also with a fucking huge celebrity where people are going to trip out. I already told you who it is. We're going to be able to talk about it soon.


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[Assistant] Fuck people up. You know what I'm saying? Uhm, so I'm doing that and between that and family shit and just, you know, doing my shit. Usually I'm always working out. Past like month or two I've been fucking injured and shit so. What happened?


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[Assistant] I don't know what the fuck happened. It's either sleep or just lifting, but my whole shoulder thing. The next stiff thing happened to me for like three weeks straight. It went away for a week. It came back. My shit fucked up. Maybe I should get some CBD in my life.


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[Assistant] They're gonna be laughing their asses off. Yo, I've said some ridiculous shit. Look, check it out. I once wanted to tell a dude...


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[Assistant] In the beginning of a battle, this about to be a clear body like a jellyfish, right? And I was just like, but it was like backwards, I said, jellyfish, it's about to be a clear body, but I was like, this shit like a jellyfish, he like a jellyfish, this about to be a real body. Everybody was like, what?


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[Assistant] It's just rust and not preparing enough, you know what I'm saying? Usually, like, if I don't take the guy serious, it happens. Right. If you're taking someone extremely serious and you're paid well, it won't happen.


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[Assistant] So, so Billy Boondock, real quick, is a dude that was named Mr. ET that I battled about five, six years ago. I demolished him on the spot while I was battling for some MTV shit for like a million dollars on MTV for a tournament. That was bullshit anyways. So I was battling him and I smoked him and then he vanished and changed his name because I beat him so bad.


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[Assistant] After he got his formula together and was like, you gotta battle me right now on the spot. And I had just came back off a ban. I had been banned from Battle Rap for a whole year for a fight. So I was just trying to chill and I ended up doing the Homer Simpson thing and choking him out like Bart and fucking.


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[Assistant] No, because they understood. Boondock is a very, uhm...


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[Assistant] He's a very aggressive type of guy. He's one of those dudes, I appreciate his energy, I just wasn't dealing with it at the time. But, he's one of those dudes in battle rap that like, he's a creature. This is why industry people are scared of this shit.


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[Assistant] You get around a dude like that that doesn't really respect your space, he'll just be in your shit like battle right now. I'm not gonna do that to people. Like if you had some celebrity walk in here right now, I'm not gonna turn on the camera and start dissing him, even though I could and get millions of views immediately. I could easily do that to all the people that I've been around. Could have fucking ripped everybody I was around.


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[Assistant] That's crazy. I could do to any of them. Like reality is I've been around so many of these people that, you know what I'm saying, I realized why battle rap is still like,


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[Assistant] They gotta be careful with battle rappers, because not everybody's gonna be like me, they're gonna be like...


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[Assistant] Fuck this, I'ma do this for the gram. Right. Especially now, nowadays, where you could just send some shit to a fucking site or, you know, a DJ academics type of thing or anybody that's just gonna fucking eat that shit up. Has anyone?


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[Assistant] I feel like it would work if you're respected, if you're nobody like, imagine running up on Busta Rhymes or one of these guys and trying to like disrespect them like. You might get beat up and then you can go more viral.


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[Assistant] Like I don't know, for me the respect is more important, uh, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] But yeaah, yeaah, yeaah, I don't know about that idea, bro. But so anyways, yeaah, the boondock shit was fucking crazy, man. I don't know how you even seen that. You're a good researcher. No, it's, I mean, if you search disaster fight, that's like the next one.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, man, that was some really fucking crazy shit. Man, it was a crazy rough period in my life, to be honest with you, man. A lot of shit was going on. Uhm, I was like a real bad guy in battle rap because I punched a dude from New York that was out here.


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[Assistant] You know, not to just rehash it too much because we've done that a lot, but whatever. This is no jumper, so it's like...


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[Assistant] So, so, this is a dude that went around punching people on the east coast, man, and just bullying people. He's like a schoolyard bully, but he's not really a thing like that. Like he doesn't, like out here, like, how we grew up, like, if you're gonna be that type of person, you have like a card behind you and a lot of people. He's like one of those dudes that just bullies people that are just...


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[Assistant] He thought that I was, I don't know what the fuck he thought. He thought that he could talk to me like he talks to everybody else.


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[Assistant] Like, I was thinking there's a good chance he might just punch his way out of this. You know what I'm saying? Uhm, even when the shit happened, it wasn't supposed to go down like that. It was still my fucking round and I was trying to finish my bars. I think if he didn't like just want to just, you know, speak during my shit and show that, you know, do it, do it like.


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[Assistant] You know, he tried to spin the whole thing as a sucker punch, you know, that was like another weird thing, where like, what world do you know where somebody's in your face, like, punch me, punch me, and then you do it, and they're like, you sucker punched me. Right.


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[Assistant] The fuck, like what? And then he put this whole thing that he got set up and I jumped him on purpose. And we both know, bro, like how are you gonna, you have homies with you, right? Right. How are you gonna stop people in the moment? Right. That are your boys that you grew up with.


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[Assistant] It's in our fucking area. We're putting on for our city. Maybe if we were in a different city, we'd want to fucking cause problems, but we're...


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[Assistant] Why would we want to bring that to our city? So he brought that energy here and it just ended up bad for him and you know, he can't do shit about it. You know what I mean? Like he just had to bite that. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] And he's, he's, he's mad about it. He bout to battle holo next month. Shouts out to holo, to Don, you know what I'm saying? Uh, I battled him before too.


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[Assistant] You know, I don't, I don't know, man, people just, they're too scared. I don't think people believe in themselves. Me and thesaurus and immaculate might have the most amount of views.


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[Assistant] Uh, amount of battles probably that are judged.


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[Assistant] I don't know if anybody, like they stopped after this period of time. People were like, we ain't judging it. People want to just be like, nah, we won, we won. And then just go home. Like we won the battle and everybody wins the battle now. So there's no more.


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[Assistant] Real desperation to win to prove yourself because every battler knows he could just


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[Assistant] Well, you know, I'm just going to a show tonight. It became like a show type of thing, you know what I'm saying? But I'm all for, you know, judging battles again and-


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[Assistant] You know, getting it back where it fucking needs to be, man, really ripping people. Once we start bringing these industry guys in who, you know, a lot of these guys have been trying to battle on wax recently and you see people, you know, trying to like do the battle thing. I tell all these people, man, like if you really ready for this shit, get into it. If not, just stay doing your singy song things. You know what I mean? Don't.


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[Assistant] Don't think that you're gonna do this, especially like when people see like Cassidy, how he got away with that shit, like the shit that he did with Alki David and...


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[Assistant] You know, that shit's not gonna ever happen again, that was the one time thing. He's actually doing a battle soon, so we'll see how that's gonna pan out. Cassidy is. Yeaah, he's gonna do, he's actually gonna do a battle and smack, so if he actually pulls that off, then you know.


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[Assistant] It's in the 90s. Really? How so? Health, you mean like how strong it is right now? Yeah.


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[Assistant] The HP level is at its highest. Okay. I mean we just had a movie that won all the awards at the places and you gotta understand this is in Hollywood where you can't say crazy shit. We're saying like fucked up shit in this.


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[Assistant] You know, you got SJWs and all types of people trippin' out about it, and we still won awards with the critics. They were like, nah, we understand, like, we get it, we get what this message is, and...


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[Assistant] We have Push and Drake. What else? What do we have? I'm gonna give you a crazy example right now.


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[Assistant] Right now, we had Tory and, uh, Joyner Lucas. Who else did we have? We had M and Machine Gun Kelly, right? Who else? Let's say those three. Those were big.


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[Assistant] Those three haven't been popping anywhere nearly like they were in that moment, except maybe Drake. Drake is the only one that can say that his shit was really popping without it. But even in that moment,


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[Assistant] You know, did a machine gun Kelly like go number one on the chart that fucking-


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[Assistant] Okay, so like these guys' whole career is being outdone in a week. They're outdoing their own career in a week. With one battle. With one battle. They don't understand, like, these people still don't understand the value of this shit and like what exactly, but as long as it's done right, like you can't just


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[Assistant] You gotta really come, like, you gotta, you gotta do, like, that's, that's...


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[Assistant] The way they did that was like on some musical shit. Imagine if they decided, you know what?


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[Assistant] Records are not selling right now. Let's use our little fucking, fucking dweeby minds right now.


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[Assistant] And actually just put this pay per view and actually just come at each other.


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[Assistant] In person. Every one of those people. I'm talking about everybody that fucking went on wax. They would've made more money than they had in the last two, three years in a night.


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[Assistant] Cause they could have negotiated a deal to keep whatever percentage, it's not records. Doing, you're doing a battle. You're doing a little acapella thing and you know, you negotiate your thing, you get your sponsors. I don't know man, like for me, like they know it. They're going to start vulturing, like whatever it is, motherfuckers better come to the source. That's all I'm saying. Cause if you are like,


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? When he did his fucking crazy moment, Jay-Z was watching like a fan, not like a fucking rapper.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean, people don't forget that, that we turn all your favorite idols, and this is no disrespect to them, because we fucking grew up looking at them as gods, and we still do because they fucking respect us, you know what I'm saying? But like, all these people, they know. They know what the fuck it is.


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[Assistant] Uh, we try to get a lot of people to do battles. Shots out to Busy Bone, man. Busy Bone was supposed to do a battle. With who? You still out here, man? You, uh, you still thinking about that? I don't gotta do it, but we could still, like, we wanna bring that, that notoriety to battle rap that this is,


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[Assistant] You don't, you don't have to force people that are doing autotune shit to be more lyrical. Right. I don't want them to be lyrical. When I'm fucking driving down the highway, I'm not bumping some fucking crazy ass lyrical shit. Right. I'm listening to some fucking triple X or fucking trippy red or some shit.


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[Assistant] I really like a lot of the new shit. Look, I'm a very critical person. I don't like none of the fucking like fake clone type of shit. There's a lot of, there's been a lot of people that even came on here and the people that you put on the chopping block type of things.


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[Assistant] I don't know, fucking looking like Trunks from Dragon Ball Z type of shit, man. I don't know who the fuck, like one of these dudes, like they just sound like the ne- like someone sees Juice WRLD got a thing.


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[Assistant] Then they all want to do the same fucking melody and thing, like get the fuck out of here. We want to hear this shit from the people that are doing it, right? Like I, I, there's a couple of little Uzi Vert tracks that I really like.


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[Assistant] I don't know, you gotta name some shit. Like, to be honest with you, cause... I feel like, why being Cordae? You know what's so fucking crazy? I was gonna mention him. Like, it's so crazy. I thought about it when you said that.


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[Assistant] There, I just, you know, I don't hold motherfuckers to the same standard, and at the end of the day, you know what I'm saying, art is art. You can't just try to categorize art the way you want it to, but my whole thing is you gotta notice how much this shit is art.


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[Assistant] Yeah, making a record is extremely hard, but you have a lot of elements and things to help you get there and things that come together for you. This shit is hard.


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[Assistant] Well first of all the check comes in. Okay. And nothing happens. Right.


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[Assistant] The writing start. Right. When the writing start, I mean...


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[Assistant] It becomes anywhere from, nah, I'm cool, I ain't coming. Oh, we got this whole thing popping over here. Nah, I'm good.


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[Assistant] Come over here to this shit. Nah, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. Like you just, it becomes his own thing. And then depending on who you are.


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[Assistant] You might just go fuck off your time. You know what I'm saying? Like for me, it becomes a, depending on the opponent, again, if it's a crazy opponent, like you're saying, I'm a, you know, me versus Iron Solomon is some of the craziest shit anyone's ever seen. You know what I'm saying? Me and him was fucking insane. And that guy, I prepared for him like he was going to take my life from me.


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[Assistant] I was accusing of paying for all his battles, you know what I mean? Paying to battle people and paying to battle me. But he was doing a lot of Arabic jokes at the same time, right? And he was paying to get his good looks like for his music and shit. And I'm like, so I, I, I basically tell him at the end, like, I was like, you ain't gotta, uhm,


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[Assistant] You ain't gotta pay me a fee. Like I could get you where you need to go. You ain't gotta pay me a fee. Cause for all those foreign jokes you're making, I'm about to shawarma rotisserie flame him. So that way I could put you in rotation for free. Like, but like saying like, you know what I'm saying? Like, so it's tying in.


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[Assistant] If I know you gonna do some shit, I'm gonna tie it into some fucked up shit about you. You know what I mean? So, and if you don't use it, then you can probably make me look bad. You know what I mean? And that's kind of...


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[Assistant] But then I'm, I'm playing with it. Like if I know you ain't gonna say some shit, I won't mention it. It's a back and forth thing, bro, and I'm rebuttaling shit, and I'm one of the last people that do this. Uh, people think freestyle nowadays means...


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[Assistant] Well, there's two, two forms of freestyle. I'm still on the like real freestyle thing, like where it's off the top, not like random subjects. Not a verse about random subjects, but I actually will improvise against you.


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[Assistant] They know, but what sucks is they don't appreciate it as much anymore because they're spoiled now and they want crazy bars the whole time. So if you kick a freestyle that's not up to par with the most insane shit they've heard, they consider it like a bad line even though it is improvised on the spot which takes a lot more fucking brain power.


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[Assistant] And people hate on this shit when I do it. It's weird because even in battle rap, like, syllabically,


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[Assistant] Yo, those words too big! What the fuck do you mean? Like this was the whole fucking point of this shit. Like if you look at how New York battle rap, uh, or like rap in general started, it was based on


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[Assistant] How smart were you? Like how big was the new word you were going to, you had New Yorkers saying hypochondriac and like using crazy words like that you haven't heard before cannabis coming out with channel zero and just.


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[Assistant] I'll be honest with you bro, and I'm gonna say some shit right now, this might be really controversial, but I know the real ones will feel this. Uhm, I think the corporations and the outsiders destroyed hip-hop.


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[Assistant] I don't want to sound racial, but certain group of people destroyed hip hop, right? And they made it.


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[Assistant] That have, you know, even going back to NWA, what they were doing, like it's, this is, this is a deep thing where rap was pushed in a certain direction.


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[Assistant] Because the tongue is a fucking weapon and the battle rapper is here to remind you guys all that. Because you guys see us battling with each other, having fun, saying shit that doesn't mean anything to you guys. But once we start battling really big people and saying shit that actually


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[Assistant] Y'all can relate to, you're gonna realize that this is a certain power that they do not possess. They, they, you, you can't have this. I mean, 90% of the industry is all ghost riders. It's a front, and you know that.


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[Assistant] How many people realistically still write their own shit? You'd be surprised. I'm not gonna ever drop names, but the people that I found out that don't write their shit almost made me just fucking rip my hair out. Really? It's that bad. Made me like punch myself in the face for just, I don't know man, it's a fucking trip. It's all, it's a wrestling thing.


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[Assistant] You'd be surprised, the thing is some of them write like a certain part of their own shit, but it's like, it's not what we thought it was. It's heartbreaking.


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[Assistant] It's actually heartbreaking for us, like, you know what I'm saying? Uhm, I know the industry, it's accepted to, to have people write your shit. I think that's, that was part of, see, I exposed a battle rapper for doing this and it was a really big thing online. Actually, Drake came with me to the event, which was like really fucking crazy because I don't know, cause I know, like,


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[Assistant] Industry rappers, like, I don't hold them all to the, like, you have to write all your shit. I don't believe that. Somebody might give them a new song that they wanna do and be like, hey, check this out. I know Drake or all the big guys are probably gonna be like, yo, I'll do this song, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] But I feel like maybe we offend them or something because I felt like even when I did that whole shit I like offended everybody because I was saying how, how much I look down on a human being not using their own bars. I caught a battle rapper buying bars from another battle rapper bro.


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[Assistant] I know the other guy and I kind of pressed him into telling me. He's the homie too, but like he just, he didn't want to tell me and I just kind of...


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[Assistant] You know, he was trying to protect that other guy, but that other guy was already being a fucking punk about it, so I just pressured that situation and got it out of him, and I got him to send me screenshots of their whole conversations. And I brought the PayPal to the event, now check this out, this is why I had a-


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[Assistant] I just lost my whole love for that scene because what happened was they still screwed me out of the battle. They started booing me for doing it.


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[Assistant] The crowd loved him. So when I brought out the papers, either they didn't understand what I was doing or they were like, fuck you type of shit. And they were booing and they still gave him the chain. We were battling for the championship. I was the champion, like...


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[Assistant] It was my shit and they took it from me because he was from Canada and they didn't care how important that ghost writing thing was to me. I was just like, nah, bro. And everybody got mad at me that night. You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, it was really fucking bad.


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[Assistant] Nobody holds the same standards. I really don't want to come off disrespectful to people who do that because I- some of my favorite songs are not written by- like I found out, like, there was a Rihanna song that I really fucking loved. Uhm, boom, ba-na-na-na-na.


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[Assistant] Like, and when you start realizing that, it's like, then fuck it, we shouldn't ever have been, all we want is like, yo.


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[Assistant] You battle rappers over here, you get a special thing cause you motherfuckers put in crazy work. We gotta come up with a new album every time we rap. The amount of rap we put out like 10, 11 minutes of rapping, that's about like how much there is in an album versus all together, right? Snoop, let's say.


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[Assistant] Did the gin and juice thing 20 years ago. And he gets paid for every fucking show he goes to every time he repeats those lyrics. He gets a check, right? If I repeat my bars, do you know what happened?


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[Assistant] Every time I step there, just like all the other battlers do, every battler that's put their blood, sweat and tears into it, and what do we do it for?


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[Assistant] I've done that to almost everybody I've battled that it wasn't a top dude. I do that to like really good people. Wow. Because I just don't...


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[Assistant] Believe they're a threat and it's a bad thing. I don't think I should do that. I'm not gonna sit here and act like it's the right thing. Too risky? Nah, it's just supposed to respect the craft. Right. You know what I mean? Those are things that you learn, you know what I'm saying? Cause you're giving the fans a piece of you every time, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Sometimes, you know, there's other factors that go into it.


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[Assistant] You know, uhm, that's why I guess we're really hard. Battle rappers are hard on, on, on like, you see the whole like, oh mumble rap and all this shit and like, you see there's like this whole thing where they're like, fuck all this backpacking shit.


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[Assistant] Because there's a thing, you got people that got art, it's art, it's swag, it's...


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[Assistant] Like, you know, the fat Nick guy and all those guys, I, you know, I used to troll the shit out. I troll the fuck out of him, Supreme Patty, and then they lost their mind. They try to act like they were...


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[Assistant] You know, I just, I went on the, I started putting up videos of them to like my fans and like putting crazy captions. Like if I had a fucking kid like this, I would bleach it and set it on fire and like just saying crazy shit, right? And like, they all came onto my shit commenting, but I really,


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[Assistant] I really don't look at them like that. I just, here's the thing. A lot of people, like the Fousey guy.


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[Assistant] It's like you could do all the other shit, like the other shit that you're doing, just...


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[Assistant] This type of shit does not work in our world. People like that should not act like they could do shit like that. I hate like Shia LaBeouf trying to battle. Like when I see certain people, this is why I smashed on James Corden. He called my phone crying. Like, you know what I'm saying? And like, no, respect to him because he apologized and


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[Assistant] There's certain aspects of the culture that everybody looks past and since this is like a cool ass culture type of thing.


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[Assistant] We should be a part of this, you know what I'm saying? And, and when I hit up James Corden, I told him the same shit. You should bring the culture into this. You got all these fucking actors rapping, doing a thing that like people in LA grew up out here bleeding for. And you out here in our city, not hitting nobody up. And he hit me up and was like, yo bro, yo.


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[Assistant] I was just like, it's all good man, it's just, we just wanted to, you know, see that you, you know, respect what we're doing because we're gonna start shredding rappers really soon all over the fucking place and that's what we're planning on doing is setting up these events where motherfuckers will come down and really show what they can do. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] It became like, like how it is with, with the, with the industry. Like no one's gonna work with you if you're not a big name. You know how like all the big names will work with you if you're hot.


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[Assistant] So if you a small name, but you really hot, someone might give you the shot. You know what I'm saying? But nobody gonna fuck with you. Like it's hard, bro. It's, it's became the same shit. Like a thousand SoundCloud rappers trying to do the same shit with colorful hair and tats. Battle Rap got the same shit. Really?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's just the same people talking about the same shit. With the same hand movements. And they think that they gonna get somewhere. And the thing is...


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[Assistant] You gotta have something about you to stand out and be true to yourself, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] If you hear a Trippie Redd song, like he sounds very different.


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[Assistant] How am I gonna respect your shit? And that's the difference, like people need to understand, cause I still get on these fucking...


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[Assistant] Fucking hamster, fucking face, fucking pussy ass motherfuckers, man. Full fucking fat dick is funny as shit. He makes good music though, man. Let's guys make good music.


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[Assistant] Like I did that to Cassidy, I stripped his whole street shit, it's all fake shit, I fucking put it on blast, but it was in front of his friends.


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[Assistant] It was a good experience for me like, cause whenever I talk about it, his fans, he got like the weirdest fans ever. He has like Taylor Swift type of fans. Really? They're just like beehive type of Beyonce fans. They're like very fucking stanny cult, culty and they just come out and they're like, you're still talking about Cassidy. It's just like, look, this is what it is.


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[Assistant] This is what he did. We s- The culture still give him another chance to actually show because nobody was happy with the shit, even though people were mad at me because I didn't kill him.


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[Assistant] Everybody ripped my head off, bro. I got executed by everybody.


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[Assistant] They just like, fuck you. You didn't, you didn't perform. That's all that matters here. But that's good because we, we just starting to get into that. Like you gotta know when there's big money on the line, things go wrong.


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[Assistant] Battle Rap is a grassroots culture that wasn't meant to have.


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[Assistant] Tons of money in it. There's supposed to be enough to constantly keep it going and people to just be living a good life. When it starts being like millions on the line and


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[Assistant] Fights behind the scenes, people want their money, people, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] This guy's owed, he wants to get paid before you. This guy's owed, or if he don't get paid, he suing this or that. And you got all these problems that go on with that. Unless it's done the right way, controlled by one or two people. This is what I would say.


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[Assistant] The whole thing should be done by one or two people. Like when there's too many people involved, that's what happens, bro. And it's just...


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[Assistant] I don't know man, we, we really bring in views. So like whenever a battle happens, like our, our careers are different than like people that do music cause they steadily put out like albums and they're constantly getting like plays. Right. Our shit like spikes and goes down, spikes and goes down. Like whenever we have a battle, you check our Google analytics, we're ripping the internet apart.


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[Assistant] But it's just, how do you make that a constant thing without it fucking falling apart and becoming like a real...


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[Assistant] Uh, almost like a culture, vulture thing to the, to the grassroots fanbase, cause you gotta make sure you protect that. That's the most important thing with this battleshit, is that...


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[Assistant] We get big doing it, we get involved with the industry cats, and we bring in our rappers and the legends that we've looked up to, but we make sure that we do it in a way that they respect what we're doing, and that they're gonna make sure it's done successfully, not a fucking circus show, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] There's shit on my channel. I have fucking hundreds of millions of views on YouTube.


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[Assistant] Like the KFC shit that people are doing now, I did that freestyle.


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[Assistant] Fucking 10 years ago in Australia. And that shit ended up on England and on TV in England.


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[Assistant] People were watching on like channel four, there's something called RudeTube out there. People were watching that shit in England, like telling me like, yo, you're out here battling in KFC in England. Cause I walked in, I freestyled my shit though. Look, these kids are preparing these prank type of things. My boy was like, yo, walk into KFC right now and freestyle.


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[Assistant] And I walk in and just start doing like a, kind of an Eminem impression and just fucking with the fucking guy behind the counter. Yeah, there's like guys doing like, there's a guy that just did a KFC rap and shit. Like, he like rapped. Yeah, huh. I'll send that.


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[Assistant] I really want to say it right here, but I want to say to you off the, off the, you know why. Right. Like cause, cause that's the thing that basically it's bringing together.


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[Assistant] These certain entities that are going to allow me to have the right sponsorship.


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[Assistant] Creating more revenue for us and the artists in the industry that think that we can't help them because they're touring their ass off to get their money when they can rap for nine minutes and get all that money.


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[Assistant] The same amount of money you'll get for touring for six months. So there's a lot of ways that we could.


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[Assistant] Turned us into a lucrative opportunity for everybody. You know what I'm saying? It's just all on.


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[Assistant] How smart they are to realize it. A lot of people might look at it like a risky thing, but it's, it's always that risk on the other side of it is the crazy reward and a lot of people don't know that. There's gonna be a lot of artists, there's already been a couple people that turn shit down. I've hit up a couple people already and let them know, like,


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[Assistant] What's it gonna be? Here's the investment. Right. What you wanna do? You be claiming all this lyrical shit. I'm not gonna put them out there, but I hit up some of your favorite people.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, my, my career is out there, because chances are, we got an equal history, bro. I've been on the, I've been on the internet for fucking, since YouTube has been around, and I got too much shit out there. I mean...


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[Assistant] So that's kind of the type of stuff that happens in battle rap. Uhm, again, when I told Cannabis, I was telling him about all this bad business he did in his career. And at the end, I was telling him, that's why you showed up over here with that stupid looking sling on. Cause in real life, you were never a good shoulder to lean on. Those type of things hurt people's feelings, bro. I knew he wasn't going to rap after that. He didn't rap after that.


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[Assistant] And I know when Hollow probably stopped the shit, was like, stop this shit, I'll fucking beat your ass. That fool was, even if he wasn't scared of Hollow, and obviously he's not, he's got a shady thing with him, he's not scared of Hollow. You know what I mean? Still, in that moment, he was like,


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[Assistant] Paralyzed. Yeaah. He was, like, and he can't say that he wasn't, because it's a confrontation thing in Battle Rap. If you got skeletons in your closet, somebody will come, put this shit in front of you, and then you have a little glitch in your eye, and the camera go and catch it. And when that shit start moving around, you outta here.


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[Assistant] The defense in battle rap is like a really important thing. People do all types of shit. They try to like talk on the phone, walk away from you, uhm, I think all that looks corny. There's some people though that know how to just


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[Assistant] Can't even think of who, but there's a couple people that do that and...


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[Assistant] I'm not really like that. My, my reaction is I just enjoy your shit.


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[Assistant] You really can't tell if something's affecting me because I'm just enjoying all of it. See, I see you like applauding, like here and there, laughing at certain shit. I actually, I watch battles when people are hitting me like a fucking, uh, critique judge. Right. I stand there in front of them like a judge. I'm like, that was a good bar. That one sucks. Eh. Dope.


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[Assistant] I think the more you show that in a battle, people understand what this thing is really about. It's about sportsmanship, respect for the emcee.


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[Assistant] You know, walking away, learning something from each other and becoming stronger. I don't think you could become stronger without competition. I suggest everybody should...


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[Assistant] At least not try to battle, but try to become competitive in some form, because I don't think battling is for everybody. But keeping the competitive spirit, because that's what like hip-hop is based on in my opinion, that's the growth. Once the comp- once the competitive thing stops, there's too much like, clicking now in battle, and not battle rap, but rap.


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[Assistant] There's too much clicking. Like, you'll see somebody who has similar swag to another person, and it'll be like, yo, I like you, I'm trying to do shit with you.


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[Assistant] And they'll just like, you just see too a guy with pink dreads and orange dreads together just being friends and shit. But like, but here's the thing though.


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[Assistant] When they beef with each other, that's what everybody wants to see. Like, think about it. Like, whenever you see, like, even the Trippie and 6ix9ine shit and all that shit that happened, like, that shit's entertaining. All of it. Like, regardless how we feel about anything at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] It's fucking more entertaining than them doing a track with each other. I don't give a fuck about you guys doing a track with each other. Didn't they do a track with each other? Nobody cares about it.


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[Assistant] That's the whole point. Like, you know what I'm saying? I feel like competition is really important for everybody. I think everybody should be on that competitive thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there was a little bit too much extraship on 6ix9ine behalf for it to be.


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[Assistant] I love Official, man. Shouts out to Official. That's my baby girl, man. You were just destroying her. She's hard as fuck. She's from New Orleans.


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[Assistant] She's hard as fuck. You gotta watch her versus Jazz the Rapper, man. That's, that's, she's crazy. She told a virgin chick, look, watch me, watch me hit you with one of her lines. She told a virgin rapper, well at the time, named Jazz and shit.


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[Assistant] She told us some shit like something something like I don't know what the setup was something like oh you scary like something you scary how you gonna pop a nine bitch you too scared to pop your cherry because she kept telling I'm gonna pop you and the crowd just


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[Assistant] That shit was one of the biggest haymakers I've ever seen. Like, female battle rap is kind of incredible. I actually was talking about, like, battle rappers, like, when we started traveling the world, we started getting crazy, like, fucking...


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[Assistant] Chicks bro, like crazy shit, like even with Drake, like once I went, like he invited me to a couple of his parties and just, shit was wild bro, water slides, titties flying everywhere, bitches getting fucked in all the rooms. Crazy ass shit, like just, like being a battle rapper is a crazy,


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[Assistant] Like if you're at the top, it's a crazy experience. I went all over the world, bro. I went to the Philippines, I battled in the Thrilla and Manila, this stage where Muhammad Ali and Fraser threw punches, bro. Like, like really on that stage.


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[Assistant] We was going wild out there. Australia, I must've smashed like 15 in like...


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[Assistant] 12 days. Like it was just out of control. I had a like two story thing on the river, like just.


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[Assistant] We've seen some shit in battle rap, like man, I'm telling you.


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[Assistant] You can't walk around anywhere in the world being like...


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[Assistant] Respected like this without having, like we're not superstars, we don't have...


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[Assistant] We have full independence of our shit, there's nobody to tell us what to do, and we just get to enjoy it. Sign autographs everywhere, we go all over the world, like, I went to Sweden when I was like,


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[Assistant] I was fucking 24 years old and people on the subway were tripping the fuck out and that was like my first like hour in Sweden. Really? You know what I'm saying? I'm just a kid off YouTube, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] We're not like these pop culture kids, we just respect our rap shit and these people are following us because of our rap shit, you know what I'm saying? So, yea man.


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[Assistant] Daylight is a part of my squad, but like Daylight, every like...


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[Assistant] Probably like year or two he goes on his little...


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[Assistant] Daylight mastered the internet, in my opinion. He understands how that shit works. I think, uh,


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[Assistant] He's willing to do certain things that a lot of people are not willing to do. The guy got a fucking spawn tat on his face. Like I don't think this is like a thing that needs to be discussed. He's, he don't give a fuck what anybody thinks about him. You've known him forever.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like, so I need to always let people know. He's doing his daylight thing. You know what I mean? Like...


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[Assistant] He says some shit, like I brought a bomb in the club once, but like, you know what I'm saying, like, I don't even know how to make bombs. Yea, I'm Arab and all that, I know how to build assault rifles, I got, you know, I'm with that shit, but I don't know how to fucking make bombs and shit, so it takes it a little bit


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[Assistant] Yeah, nah, I'm a little bit more responsible with my shit, man, and I don't really, I like extremely big fucking firearms, not the ones you could just carry around lightly, so.


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[Assistant] There should be no human being that believes that everything is always gonna be okay and that if something happens, I'll just call somebody. Every person should have a final red button or whatever the fuck you wanna call it.


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[Assistant] That you hit in a situation where it's you and yourself and you have to keep yourself alive. I don't think any human being shouldn't have access to a gun, bro.


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[Assistant] I mean, I don't, I'm not in a situation where I have to do that.


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[Assistant] I grew up around this shit like heavily, so like I automatically knew like, I was one of the people that got a wake up call super early. You know, you see a lot of people that come out here and they-


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[Assistant] They join gangs, or they start throwing up gang shit, saying like they're from certain places and shit. Like, I learned immediately at a young age out here how serious that is. We've had people get killed at battles in LA. It's different than other places. Over gang man shit? Yea. Gang members showed up at a battle, yea man, 2004.


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[Assistant] Three people got fucking shot, two people got killed. Wow. And it was some wild ass shit bro, like pfft. Yo.


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[Assistant] The dude that got jumped looked like a long neck. Just with a normal neck. You know what I'm saying? Normal neck. That's what he looked like. Normal white neck. And he was just a dweeb.


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[Assistant] And some essays just marked him out because he came into the parking lot and they was standing in the middle drinking in the parking lot and he's just trying to get in from the, from the entrance. He's like, beep beep, get out the road. And they just pulled him out the car, beat the dog shit out of him. Long story short, a couple of people show up.


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[Assistant] This kid gets beat to a point where he almost died. Like they stomped him to oblivion. The kid was gone. And then some crazy motherfuckers show up and they just, they start asking questions. Aye cuz, who jumped the little white boy?


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[Assistant] Start throwing up certain gangs and lit the whole fucking place up. This was at a fucking battle event. It wasn't really over battle rap, so I don't want to make it sound like it was over, but it was at a fucking battle rap, you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] We've seen a lot of this shit out here too, like, cast just really early.


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[Assistant] Try to jump into some shit they don't know about because it looks cool because it's a fashion thing. Oh yeah, like I'm a blood now or I'm this or I'm that.


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[Assistant] Like brag or anything because it's just the way it is. There's a whole like kind of thing out here where.


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[Assistant] You gotta know how to move out here. You can't really just, there's kind of like LA and California in general is an organized place. You know what I'm saying? There's organization, maybe not too much, but still exists to a certain extent.


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[Assistant] I don't have a street connection to them. That's like my homies that I grew up rapping with that are my fucking boys, my people, you know what I'm saying? People that I started this dream with like,


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[Assistant] When we started this shit, it was really, everybody was from somewhere except me. I walked into a place that was all gang bangers, you know what I'm saying? My first battle, Rest In Peace, Pokeswell, you know what I'm saying? He was a blood, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] I battled him, the first dude I ever battled like in a, in a LA like environment where we set up our thing out here and when the street acapella thing started, he gone now.


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[Assistant] Like that's how serious it is. You know what I'm saying? Like these people out here really living this life that they're born into. Like my people, like they were just been doing this shit since they're like three, four years old.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like real young shit and that comes with the game. Like being your homies, that just comes with the game who your homies are. Like they can't, that just, that just be around you. You know what I'm saying? You can't really.


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[Assistant] I don't wear that shit on my sleeve like I could like other how fucking rappers are because they can't wait to like say some shit like that, but I know what come with that. I know what come with that being an outsider and being like, yo, I'm from Bompton. Cause like some people will be like that because yeah, that make them feel a certain way, but they don't understand what come with that once you start moving that way.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I, I grew up out here, so like, I don't need to be like, given advice on that.


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[Assistant] I would rather my people's really, you know what I'm saying, like for me, it's always ways for us to, you know what I'm saying, like artistically, content, use our talent in those type of ways.


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[Assistant] There's certain people who like using that as a card, but like...


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[Assistant] I've already learned from the negative energy, that shit don't, that shit ain't productive, it don't get you nowhere, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] A lot of people doing this shit for a fashion now, they wanna just, they think it's a cool thing. They doing it in battle rap by the way. It started in battle rap. It started in battle rap. You know what I mean?


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[Assistant] You know, my people feel a certain way about that, but that's for them to speak about it. For me, I just, it's funny.


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[Assistant] You say from Grape Street, like, you gotta, you gotta know what you're saying, like, he's not a gang member, no.


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[Assistant] They like grew up there, he was around there, he grew up with all the homies who actively banged butt.


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[Assistant] Daylight wasn't in the projects like that. I mean, I don't really want to talk about his shit. When you ask him, he'll tell you, but like, I can say that Daylight is not a gang member. You know what I'm saying? Like, he, he don't bang. You know what I mean? There's a difference.


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[Assistant] One thing I hate doing man, and I hate when people...


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[Assistant] What I've done in Battle Rap, there's no human being that has done.


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[Assistant] I would be disrespecting so many amazing fucking battle rappers and I just don't have it in me at this age and what I'm trying to do and how we trying to put on right now for everybody to just come on here and be like, well, you know, it's for sure me and that's it. There's a lot of fucking amazing battlers. You know what I'm saying? There's at least ten right now.


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[Assistant] There's probably like 20, you know what I'm saying, like incredible battlers and we go back and forth.


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[Assistant] But like, what I've done, you know what I'm saying, people could have opinions about what I've done. They could say, oh, you know, I think you lost this or you did this. Uh, I think, you know, the...


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[Assistant] The accomplishments that I've done and how much I've pushed this game forward and always having the fucking ceiling breakers and all battle rap and, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, there's something to say about that. Like I'm, I've always been the major catalyst in it and there's people like Lux and Mook and...


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[Assistant] You know, like, rappers conceded that's out there doing his own shit and there's Hitman, Holla, Averb, a lot of other dudes that are just...


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[Assistant] When you say like the best of all time, a lot of the street dudes are not gonna mention me because they would rather go with the New York shit and all that and I respect that because I don't believe that I'm the best at that.


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[Assistant] But when it comes to battle rep as a whole internationally and just...


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[Assistant] On a level of just relating to all figures, bro, I have a battle in Arabic. I went to Lebanon and started dissing people in Arabic. Uhm, I've been to all these different countries, bro. I've been to Holland, I've battled in Holland, I've battled in Switzerland, I've battled in Germany, I've battled in Sweden, I've battled in the Philippines, New Zealand, Australia, England, Canada, Lebanon, and I'm forgetting some shit.


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[Assistant] There's no way in, in, in rap that's even possible.


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[Assistant] No, and I think it's not possible. It's, and I'ma make this clear, the age thing will never be anything. Black Thought right now is probably the most clear-minded, incredible MC on the planet. And he's probably the oldest one. And the reason why I'm telling you this is there's a thing that comes with age.


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[Assistant] The problem is when you're young, you have this motivation that when you're old is non-existing. You have to create it. It's up to you. Only thing that happens to people that age is they lose their motivation to wanting to constantly make things happen.


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[Assistant] Because Eminem had his little rough spots but came back with like crazy ass tracks and glimpses and showing that he could still easily do it and there's a lot of people that are like that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when you're young you have a certain power about you, but you're not complete.


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[Assistant] Imagine if you had this podcast 12 years ago.


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[Assistant] And here's the thing, I think that's what's created the big divide between OGs and the youngins, you know what I'm saying? Like the young dudes will be like, oh you old, like you've heard like certain young rappers be like, these fools are old.


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[Assistant] The thing is that we can all learn from each other. The thing is what young, and this is why a lot of them are dying, you know what I'm saying, rest in peace to a lot of the ones that passed away recently from drugs and certain things, like even moving certain ways, bro, like you gotta know. Like, I love XXXTentacion. I really do.


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[Assistant] Look at a part of him passing was him still being young and not knowing how to move, bro. And like being in a situation that he put himself at that dealership that somebody that


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[Assistant] Was, just, if he just, he's just young, bro, like, that was-


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[Assistant] They killed a kid, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like that, that, that shit hurt my feelings and I didn't even know them. I was like super hurt over that shit.


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[Assistant] And people loved him. People loved him, you know what I'm saying? But like not everybody's gonna love you when you're on, when you're online showing that you're at a certain location and you're by yourself and you're in a different area.


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[Assistant] And this goes for the drugs that a lot of kids are taking and shit like we've been through all this shit like I know you have went through your fucking phase probably like I was young like I already lost homies the difference between us and these young guys that lose a homie and they're like damn like maybe I should change my life is that they lose one or two friends and they start realizing this shit. We've already lost 50.


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[Assistant] That's the difference. And the same goes for gangbanging with the homie. Certain people think they about the gangshin until one person dies and realize this ain't my life. Imagine how I feel knowing my homies have lost over 70 or 80 people. They've been to like 80 funerals.


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[Assistant] And that's the difference is experience. And the younger people should want to listen to that. And the older cats need to look at the younger people like, damn.


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[Assistant] Y'all motivators to not be old motherfuckers type of shit and do-


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[Assistant] New, cause you know, there's always keeping up with the trends and...


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[Assistant] You know, shh, like I'm not saying I'm gonna dress like motherfuckers, but like you, we don't want to become outdated and shit too. So like you could learn a lot from the younger generations. I do, I like a lot of the shit they do, like a lot of the melodies they do. I'll be, you know, I'll be peeping that shit. You know what I'm saying? Like I think there's a lot to learn from all of it. You know what I mean? And depends how you look at it.


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[Assistant] People ask me all the time. People ask me all the time. So, like, you got a movie with Eminem and like, why aren't you not signed?


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[Assistant] I'm like, I'm not trying to fucking sign. Like if that was the fucking point, and this is why I feel bad for like a lot of these kids that come out, they're like, yo, please sign me, they're sending mixtapes, they're like, that's not the point.


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[Assistant] You gon' realize that once you go to do it, that that's not what you want. A lot of people that are assigned can't even drop. Wasn't, uh, the little Xan guy saying that, like, his album that he put out wasn't even the fucking one he wanted and he was all mad about that shit because he didn't pick none of the tracks on his album. Now picture me being in a situation where someone tells me, yo,


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[Assistant] You gotta go battle this dude, but you gotta say these bars. Like who?


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[Assistant] Who wants that life? You know what I'm saying? Like at the end of the day, and they're probably happy. They make more money in certain things and they're just, they might have more certain necessities that they want, but it's all about, you know, independence.


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[Assistant] We did it the right way, like we just focused on this and I seen a lot of people go, yo, I'm only doing this. I'm going to do the music. Fuck this battle shit. Fuck that. They distance themselves from it. Just like you said, there's been a lot of dudes that have left it and went to the industry only to


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[Assistant] Not become anything anymore. Become less relevant in a pool of billions of motherfuckers.


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[Assistant] Instead of standing out and using that to propel your music. Like any artist could now do a battle and drop a record at the same time.


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[Assistant] Like if Joyner Lucas wanted to do something, he could do that.


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[Assistant] No, the thing is though, no, you see, that's the thing, like, I feel like that depends on the battler.


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[Assistant] Now if we battled seven years ago, Adam would be right. Yes. I would probably... I might...


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[Assistant] You know, do some foul shit like that, right? Right. I'm at a point now where I believe in my skills so much that there's no way I'm about to even do that or give you a chance to be like, Oh, well, the only reason he won is because he did this or, Oh, fuck him. I'm not even going to give you a chance.


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[Assistant] Anymore? Not at all. Like, you're garbage now if that's what you have.


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[Assistant] Like, for me to say some shit to him like that would have to be something that I know about and it's on the spot and I'm running out of words. I-I-I-I-I'm freestyling and I'm just like, fuck it, you're ex girlfriend as a whole, like, you know what I mean, like.


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[Assistant] I'm not gonna spend writing power on a subject that people are probably just gonna be like,


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[Assistant] Uuuh, or fuck you, who cares, like, who cares about his, you know what I'm saying, nobody's gonna, it has to be, for me, like, it's gonna be stuff that people know about. Like, it's gonna be,


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[Assistant] You, let's say, people telling you, oh, you're the best freestyler.


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[Assistant] Then if I battle you and you have this whole thing about you, how you're supposedly the best freestyler or the best this, I'm challenging the fuck out of that. And I'm looking for a really lyrical person cause I've matched up with the wrong people. Like Cassidy is like a bad match up cause he's a nursery rhymer. So he attracts the nursery rhymers. They're gonna be like, I'm trash.


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[Assistant] And then my people are gonna be like, nah, you're trash. That's what happened with that. You know what I mean? I need to battle somebody like...


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[Assistant] That's lyrical. You know what I mean? Like a logic or a joiner or, you know, one of those guys that actually, you know what I'm saying? I would never battle Crooked Eye because...


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[Assistant] I fucking love Crooked Eye, but that's somebody who our style would be like so crazy together, you know what I'm saying? Shouts out to him, that's big bro. But yea, like,


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[Assistant] Those are the styles I would mix with, like a Royce to 5'9 type of person, like somebody who has multi-syllables and things. Dude, that would be fucking scary. You know what I'm saying, like I'm not trying to battle somebody that...


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[Assistant] I have to sit here and comprehend your swag to figure out how you beat me.


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[Assistant] Don't give a fuck what you talking about. Show me some shit. Like I'm trying to hear something.


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[Assistant] I'm from the big pun, big L type of things. Unlike the other shit, the nursery shit, so.


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[Assistant] So yea man, a lot of these dudes too that are known as the lyricists, I think they should be the first people to be like, yo, well we are real lyricists.


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[Assistant] And it's not just about a beat and a producer giving me a hot record. I could actually do this with my voice as the only instrument in the room and still have the same impact. See, that's where, that's where the double-edged sword is. Industry dudes wanna be like, oh, you guys can't make a record. Okay. Fair enough. You can't.


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[Assistant] Wrap in a room with your voice only, with no music, and still get the same fucking impact.


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[Assistant] You can't. And if you could, then you are now superior. If not, then I'm just as superior as you are.


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[Assistant] And nothing makes you better than me on a lyricist level. You know what I'm saying? Cause that's all we're talking about.


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[Assistant] We're, I'm never gonna try to compete with people on selling records and shit like that, even though I wanna, I definitely haven't put out music because I just, I'ma put out me. It's the same reason why Lil Xan said like he hates his album, I'm never gonna be in that position.


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[Assistant] If I put something out, it's gonna be everything I wanted it to be, and every person I worked with tried some bullshit with me.


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[Assistant] He's basically doing him, he doesn't give a fuck how you feel about it.


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[Assistant] It's not, it's confidence. It's confidence, yeaah. It's not intelligence, uhm, and that's not, like, degrading him. It's just confidence, and I think it is amateur. I could actually tell he hasn't been rapping for long.


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[Assistant] It works and it's really good and it has a vibe to it. And that's all like, again, art is art. I don't hold.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like people to that standard. Like I don't sit here and judge little pump for the fucking extremely nursery.


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[Assistant] Fucking rhyming ability that he has. I'm not sitting there expecting him to go ham in a track.


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[Assistant] Now if he was out here claiming he was the best fucking rapper and lyricist alive, you damn right people are gonna start saying shit to him.


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[Assistant] I think 6ix9ine as a rapper, uhm, well first of all, did he write all his own shit? I mean...


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[Assistant] Was get involved with the gang shit. That was the only thing he did wrong. I think he could have stayed away from all, even though...


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[Assistant] I don't know, I don't know exactly how his shit ended up. I know the racketeering shit and all that shit, but regardless, I think that had to do with, I feel like New York is too alien to the LA gang culture, so when they see it, like, they've probably seen that video of him with a thousand bloods in it.


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[Assistant] That's like the biggest threat to like New York City. Like they've seen since fucking like...


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[Assistant] I think Shmurda never even had a gun in his video and they still popped all of them.


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[Assistant] I think the problems that it caused him, how he had to move, cause like, he really didn't needle, right?


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[Assistant] Here's the thing, we know like when he's out here, he was good, but that's after a bunch of shit happened, right?


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[Assistant] But he was good, right? Because he had certain people that were around him.


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[Assistant] That were really highly trained to make sure he was good, right?


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[Assistant] Six, seven years or whenever comes out of jail, just comes out, but he doesn't have that same money. This is the problem is that.


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[Assistant] He put himself in a position where he has to keep making hits and he has to figure out how to get out of jail in time before his money runs out.


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[Assistant] Because I think the jail thing could still become something. Like, I don't know how that works out there. But my thing is, he put himself in a position where he...


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[Assistant] He gotta do all this crazy shit when he just, he makes good music whether he makes it or not.


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[Assistant] He fucking knows how to make music that people wanna listen to. He showed he could change into the Latino shit.


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[Assistant] I mean, regardless of the fact, everything that he did worked, right? And like nobody could take that away from him that he showed like a formula how to be done. And you can see a lot of people now acting up because of it.


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[Assistant] I feel the same shit. I didn't even read that somewhere. That was just an internal thought of mine that like, Soulja Boy sees like,


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[Assistant] And I just don't feel like that energy is good for everyone, you know what I'm saying? Especially when you're a good musician. If you trash, then...


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[Assistant] And again, whether he writes his own shit or not, the dude put back to back, hits out. He didn't need all this extra shit.


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[Assistant] I feel like he stayed away from Battlerab because of that. Uhm, that's another thing. Eminem and Drake both


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[Assistant] They don't show up at battle events and Drake doesn't show up at battle events anymore because people just started dissing him at battle events for no reason because people just, it's shock value and just, you know what I'm saying? Like people just started like putting him in all the bars and you know, and the same shit like it, you know, I don't know.


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[Assistant] It is, but like, you know what I'm saying? I really respect him for doing it. I feel like he shouldn't give a fuck what like, smaller people are saying about him, you know what I'm saying? Uhm, I don't know if it really affected him that much, but supposedly like,


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[Assistant] Battle Rap is a fucking crazy place, man. You might come there, everyone loves you, and you're just standing on stage and everyone's like, and your bitch will get fucked like this guy. Like standing on stage, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Like if Chippy Red came to a battle, people would say like a 6-9 line to him.


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[Assistant] And a fucking ignorant, narrow-minded person that's not cultural, that doesn't have any minority friends or people from other countries and their family or relatives or people they're related to, you know what I'm saying? Like you could tell...


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[Assistant] That person doing it from a person that's just a multicultural funny motherfucker, like a Russell Peters type of thing.


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[Assistant] It is, like, I battled, I battled an Arab dude. A Middle Eastern dude, he's half Iranian, half Arab, I'm Arab.


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[Assistant] And like, the whole shit was, I told him, you know what rhymes with A-Rab? Plane crash. And then I was like, hey buddy, where were you? And we were taking flying lessons prior to 9-11. This guy, fucking, I said, I passed my pilot test with high percentage while you and your


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Like it was funny as fuck ragging on myself. Like I was saying shit to him that could have all applied to me and somebody could have ripped me for in a battle. You know what I mean? I even had a part where I was like, this guy has so many terrorist genetic traits that even on his wedding day, the feds came to investigate because they heard he requested yellow cake.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's a fucking hilarious- if you say a thing to me like that, I won't think you're racist. But if you tell me, get out of here, you camel riding dude, I might knock you the fuck out. Right. There's a whole different layer of things right there. Yeaah. That's battle rap, is understanding like, and-


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[Assistant] There's consequences in battle rap, bro. That's not what people should worry about. If people are worried about racial shit and shit like that, that's the funny shit. Right. People really come there and be like, your friend that died.


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[Assistant] You're a mom like this. You're, you know what I'm saying? I've, when I was younger, I used to do this shit too, bro. I fucked the guy up for his mom. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like crazy shit about his mom.


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[Assistant] He battled Jefferson Price in England. Jefferson Price is a guy that was fucking.


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[Assistant] Some stripper, right, that was there, right, and the stripper that was there that he was fucking, uhm, okay, let me just say, the Jefferson Price guy had his wife in the building and the stripper there that he was fucking, and he found out that Caustic was gonna bring it up, so he came to Caustic and was like, please don't bring it up. Caustic was like, alright, gotcha. Then when he got there, he got on stage,


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[Assistant] And so the girl's name is Holly Masters, right? He rhymed it with condom wrappers. And he basically told the dude, he's like, you something, something, you come home to your broad after opening up condom wrappers with that bitch. And then his homie jumps in like Holly Masters. And he goes, I told you, I wasn't gonna say nothing. And like his.


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[Assistant] They're in the crowd, bro. Then he starts telling him, you need to fuck it. He's like, fucking and engage to the bitch. You need to engage in some honesty. Something, something you're going to have to sleep next to this fat bitch for the rest of your life.


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[Assistant] And the crowd's like, what? And this guy, his bitch is pregnant in the crowd, bro. The bitch he is fucking is standing right there. The dude is on stage and this is happening to him. His face is breaking apart in a million pieces.


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[Assistant] A million pieces. Like this whole- Who's on YouTube? Yeah, I'ma show you this shit. Oh man, I gotta see this. I'ma show you this shit. He's- but here's the crazy part. When the battle is done, this guy Jefferson Price quits battle rap, erases his Facebook, social media gone, and moves to a whole new location.


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[Assistant] His shit is in the trash receptacle for life. I stripped him of rapping career. He's back working at Ikea or some shit.


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[Assistant] Like, I ended terminated career. And I've terminated a lot of people's careers, like completely. I sent the guy back to the casino, dude named Joni who's sent him back to the casino. Like, a lot of these people, like,


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[Assistant] They all know what they're getting into. Adam, man, it's a serious thing out here, bro.


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[Assistant] I would battle, if I battled Kevin Hart, I wouldn't be mean to him, man. It's just different, like, I got a lot of also different approaches. I kinda would be funny with him. He's been through a lot, bro, I could easily hurt his feelings.


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[Assistant] No, it was a rock line. No, no, it was a rock Kevin Hart line that said, fuck, what was the line?


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[Assistant] Kevin, uh, oh, the fucking rock is the only time. Oh, we've seen the rock have heart. I named the movie. What movie was it?


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[Assistant] It was the movie they were in, Kevin Hart and Rock, and I said that movie is the only time we've ever seen Rock have heart. You know what I mean? Like, you know, it wasn't that great.


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[Assistant] And they always do. Oh man, like every single battle, like people are just like, what did that mean? I'm just like, nevermind.


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[Assistant] Fuck, cause I, I also like rap really fast sometimes too, so people like think I'm saying other shit. Right. Like I have like so many errors in my rap genius. I have the most visited rap genius out of any battler of all time. They hit me up and told me that. Really? Yeah, like people read my shit the most, uhm, but like I'd be reading them and they're all like, just...


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[Assistant] Fucked up shit, cause I'd be having like crazy ass patterns and schemes and they'd just be getting my shit wrong, man. So, uhm, like when I, when I did the bodied shit when I was telling the dude, uhm,


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[Assistant] When I was like telling the dude, uh, you fucking pathetic little Reddit blogger, another M&M imposter who refers to Elton John as his second father. And it said reverse to Elton John.


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[Assistant] On the, on the thing that said reverse to Elton John, like what do you mean reverse? I said refers, like you guys are stupid. Refers to Elton John as his second father. Right. If Jerry Dahmer and Harry Potter, like it's like if Jerry Potter had sex with Jeffrey...


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[Assistant] Dommer, you'd be their lesbian daughter and all this shit. So like, I had this whole fucking scheme and they didn't get it right, man. They never get my shit right. And I'd be saying obvious shit.


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[Assistant] Fuckin' I hate it when they do that, but it's all good. Shouts out to them, man. They really be putting up a lot of my shit.


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[Assistant] But yea, like. They put whole battles on there too, huh? Huh? They put battles on there? I think they do, I mean like, I don't know, all my main shit is up there and even some of my smaller shit, like I was looking up some of the shit earlier today. Some of my smaller shit is up here, I took a couple screenshots of them.


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is a whole crazy scheme. Look, I'ma spit it too. Look, check this out. I go, yo, where are my goons from Fallujah at? In the streets lettin' bazookas and rugers clap. Uzis, mags with the new attachments. I got halo from the future gats. Huger straps than the ones Duke Nukem has. Hadouken flash, boom boom. North Korea nuclear blast.


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[Assistant] Here Columbine popping 9, I'm a Virginia Tech going off on student campus, which means me and you are not in the same shooting class, plus,


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[Assistant] My newest strap got a built-in Mac computer that keeps all of your vehicle's movements tracked like an Uber app. Open up your location on Google Maps, zoom in fast, leave your fucking medulla on the Azuzu dash, and the people that are moving past will be like, help, you just killed a fat little fucking white kid from Superbad, I don't give a fuck.


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[Assistant] You can bring your goons for backup. I'll put you and your fruity ass dogs together in the same bag like a pack of Scooby snacks.


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[Assistant] And it keeps going, I go, I go, and if you come back from the dead, I'll put a giant round in the back of your head like a Jewish hat. I'll body everything moving like supernat.


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[Assistant] Nah, but yeah, like, uh, shouts out to Rap Genius though. Wow. That was amazing. Yeah, thanks man. I forgot why I spit that against too. Like, that was just like one of my...


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[Assistant] We do, man. I swear, there's so much shit. But look, when I get this final thing that we got going, you're the first person I'm coming to, you know what I'm saying? Like... Fire. We announce this shit, we go...


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[Assistant] Fuck the internet up. Let's just hope everything goes smooth with the negotiations, man. And, you know, I'm looking forward to it cause I think it's gonna be good for both of us. For everybody for hip-hop.


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[Assistant] Hey, we putting this out now because I feel like me and this fool be thinking alike. I was already thinking of this so I'm gonna say this now. If y'all think you can fuck with me.


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[Assistant] Come over here, I'll let you even prepare for me.


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[Assistant] He'll invite me, and I'll embarrass you on here. There's a lot of you guys out here who just want an opportunity to be on here. I'll be seeing you desperate motherfuckers send Adam videos like, PLEASE NOTICE ME! This is how you'll be noticed. You'll bring your little fucking pink aquamarine fucking bang with you. And you come up here.


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[Assistant] And, uh, yeaah, man, we got a lot of shit coming soon and, uh,


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[Assistant] Let me comment. Tell me who you want me to kill. I'm in a really powerful position to negotiate some shit right now. So yeah, man. Shouts out to everybody in the battle scene, man. Shouts out the king of the dots. Smack.


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[Assistant] You know what I'm saying? Everybody don't flop. Uh, Premier League's my boy out there, fucking shoddy, putting it down in England, man. Uhm, and just everybody that's putting in work, man, this is about to be a real big year for Battle Rap. Shouts out to the homie for having us, you know what I'm saying? I really appreciate this opportunity, big dog.


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[Assistant] I, I ain't gonna fuckin' play around when we do our thing, like, I'm gonna actually...


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[Assistant] I want to bring a fucking level of entertainment that hasn't been seen from me for a while because I'm really energetic this year and I'm just starting to, like, I didn't battle for a whole year, bro. I went to Switzerland, I did this whole fucking big ass show, like Eminem, Migos, all of them are on it. French Montana, I battled at this fucking huge ass festival. Uhm, Frownfield.


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[Assistant] In fucking Switzerland, so I didn't really do real shit, like that was just me doing that, like, you know, European thing, you know, out here, like I haven't done some. So when I do it, it's gonna be really, see I did like a one rounder recently, you know what I'm saying, but I'm just like shaking the rest off. When I do this three rounder, I'mma, I'mma have you in the building with the squad, man, you already fucking know what time it is.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, I wanna say one thing too, man, like for all the people who don't think that Adam really fucked with the culture, I can say he genuinely, like even from him saying that he really enjoyed this,


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[Assistant] He genuinely really cares where the real shit is and he reached out to me, you know what I'm saying? So, you know, I think there should be a stamp right here and a certified approval stamp that you really fuck with the culture and


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[Assistant] But this is the NBA. We've seen this a million times before, and we'll get to it in just a second. We'll say hello to Earl, who's producing today.


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[Assistant] Send them some gummy, uh, Thailand all in the mail. Probiotics. Yeah, right, right, exactly.


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[Assistant] So alright, let's get to my bet to start off and then we'll get right back into the Cavs here who looked great last night. Yes, they did. Yes, they did. Uh, I stupidly, listen, baseball is my strength. I think I'm 10 and five picking baseball games and I stupidly went away from that and went with my, uh, with Donovan Mitchell over on the points, which he didn't hit. Wow. Yeah, that was


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[Assistant] You took the over with me on Donovan Mitchell? Yeaah. Yeaah, we were both, we should have known. I took the under. Ty was smart there. I took the under. You should have, you should have known, like, he was going to want to get the other guys involved. Yeaah. And he did. And he, he had a, obviously a Cavs high, 13 assists. He was great. We'll get more into that in a minute.


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[Assistant] Uh, by the way, I'm very excited about today's podcast, the edition of Will Penn with Adam the Bull. I spoke with the great Joe Thomas this morning.


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[Assistant] We talk for almost, uh, about 25 minutes, 30 minutes.


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[Assistant] And the podcast just went out. So check it out later after the TV shows over. Make sure you check it out. It was a great talk. We talked about Josh Gordon talking about Watson. He's the best. He's the best. He's a mensch as my people would say, you know what I meant? You guys know what a mensch is? Salt of the earth. Salt of the earth.


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[Assistant] He's a hustler, no doubt. So anyway, it's a great interview with him. He had some really interesting things to say about Deshaun Watson especially and Josh Gordon. I asked him about Kenny Pickett. He's very high on Kenny Pickett. He likes Pickett? He does like Pickett.


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[Assistant] You know what they say about guys with small hands. Size matters. Just ask, uh, nah, I won't say that.


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[Assistant] My picks for today. I got two picks. I'm going 2-0. Uh, the Marlins minus 105 against the Giants there at home. The Phillies minus 120 at the White Sox. Clevinger pitches for the White Sox.


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[Assistant] He's got, if you look at his basic, you know, stats, everybody looks at his ERA and his win-loss total.