The Tay600 Interview

exactly like people now say they just kill babies, but those on the streets know, hey, man, 41, no, baby, you know, but that's what I call my first five kids. I'm 14, so it's like not before this I've been trying to hide everything from my mom like in its entirety, like I'm on drugs, really like a bad gang, like I feel like my mom is going to go through the hood and see me post it, I would. He was crouching like rocks in his car that was coming, all kinds of stuff, you know, but I thought he had the bumper on the first box of pipe that I pulled out, it was like I was letting a man out like he wasn't with a disrespectful person is one point, but it's okay to kiss outside the bag.

I don't just have a coach like I don't just get caught at home. They caught me with a gun, hmm, you. You know what I'm doing, what I'm saying now, when I get out of jail, I'm getting high in my room like you were smoking in your room and your mom couldn't tell it, all of a sudden she just liked it, it was like she she ha been - I was probably on drugs I'm thinking I'm hiding from my mom like I said, she's already smart, but then she's probably not just I have to be a little more open with everything I was like I could.

I don't hide in it like my dad got hit with a gun, bro, there's nothing between me lying about getting high and me playing with guns. I mean it right, I mean, you were, but you were already wrapped up in it and then. Sosa comes out and then all of a sudden it becomes a national and global thing where everyone thinks of Chicago as the home of crazy teenagers with guns and dreadlocks and every last wild thing you can imagine. How was that? suddenly it became like what he was already doing became what made Chicago famous and it became the musical from a musical perspective everything is exploding from there what was his perspective on that man who was very wild because it was like he was nice like he's Trudeau because man, I'll tell you like crazy, you brought something as long as I've been around in my entire life.

I say it like this, it's like when I'm paying attention, actually, I'm looking, it's like all of you. adding a little more to it, but it's like we, that's like when you sum it up, we were, we were a wild young man, like I remember that the Sosa man was already sung, he was signing an agreement not to keep it like 16 17, I'm saying. like he remembers we were in his crib in Michigan, getting high as hell in that best photo, like just watching the process of what happened, information about people on house arrest, VD people it's like we're net, that's cool and hide in 22 ninjas watching this like, damn, unfold and fold like you know this is our hood this like no, I was like well, no, no, hood that I was around like on the outside of like so my area like this. are my friends us Aren't the best heroes together like these the ones I see every day and this is unfolding right in front of me?

So I'm watching this and I'm like, damn Foley, everyone is tuning into this like I can't believe the information. Like the damn sausages made this feel too much like he just made this guy too big, it was like I couldn't believe it, okay I know when he came in this year it was like okay, they left the real thing in there, it's well great. I know people's background, I know where they come from, I know they lie in their raps, that's why we always used to listen on social media because we know it comes from the streets mmm, so we know that no means no and we don't tell lies or rap about No Lies 'cause he's here with us and he just grows on the stool rapping that you know so we know what it is folks so we just gravitate towards people we talk as much as we should 'cause we know we're like people that speak expanded. and it's like, as you know, it's like when with everyone who started tuning in, I'm like two handfuls who really like that we don't have the old funk, just being ourselves, he writes it like a lot of coming to the games They had a change.

The ultimate goal of ears is to be yourself and do it like when Sosa did that. I can't even imagine the effect that must have had on your brain when we started doing what we do, brother, everyone around you, that's like in a position like principles or you know people who got money legally they always try to belittle what you do in a moment oh this is not this kind of activity, it won't give you this kind of attitude, you won't live with this because you do this, you know, so seeing a social circuit was like you laugh, it's like If it was one thing to be a bad kid and another thing is when the baddest kid in town is now our rich and famous millionaire and Kanye's remix of the song takes his song.

It's just that all of his friends are showing up now to like him for the biggest effect so that everyone around them will like him, bro. You know all the teachers in the principal, the coaches were always lying and if everyone had told us, we could have caught him and gotten him. rich and famous and smoking pounds and drinking they gave Lane six hundred dollars a bottle of just being ourselves and rapping we would have been doing this, you see, I say, damn, by wrapping a Sunday school, it doesn't say that we are I don't rule out that They did it, but we never told them that because social networks got more money and each one told me that you don't have anyone, he got millions, millions, more intense it was like not only did you all have many of us with The boy did it he acted like this was something impossible mm-hmm I say it then it's like he's getting along and it's like he's helping us move forward and it didn't have any direct correlation with brother, that's getting along for a long time. be his operation is coming up and he don't start rapping cause you know they were in it with Chief Keef, yeah I'm saying it, it's like you really like that we met when that went down and I was like I was too modified.

So it's like we didn't like it, so we didn't like this, but even when Dirk Andreessen owned them, it was like, you know, because they got along like in the summer the other day, yeah, I'm saying that. when they got on when it was like, I can't say it was too big of a difference from before they signed, like you know they signed Reece, truckload of people. I'm saying there are 8 in a row and from your perspective, you can't even imagine it. that this could have a slowdown or whatever you're thinking that this is how it's going to keep happening like everyone in this city is exploding like that it must have been a crazy feeling yeah it was crazy and like I see it was like when it did it , it was too glorified because it was like bro, like I say when Dirk, every right sign, she was like damn, they sign, but it was so society, it was like he came out of it like he didn't shed flow and it was like damn. people did it as a souvenir the first time he was in his race.

I looked at it the way he came back to Korea and he didn't do that and he came in and I looked at him. He got on a new bike that didn't come out like six months later. He embarked on the whole new journey that no one knows about AK on the ground. He had a QP in his hand. He had a bottle of drunken drink in his hand. He got the '60s when we smoked a sweat, he had the box of sixty switches in his hand and he just glorified himself with dumb chains on crack, so photo of the day, I'm looking at the ship, oh, we just have to cut it, but it's like that.

It's like you never know where we come from, like every industry tells you that they came and overcame a lot of things, and that's probably true, but like in Chicago, we were raised differently, it's like people ask me all the time if it really is like that. Just as we are sinning, I tell you as a brother, they tell all of you just that you know. I imagine everything that happens with these out of town reporters and everything she never knows like it's worse than ciao, yeah. The vast majority of everything that is happening does not appear in the news, it is not that what you know on the outside is worse than that, so imagine that we live this when we are little children, we know nothing about real life.

Even at the age we were, we stayed still, we were innocent. What I'm saying is we're just trying to adapt to all this adult ass we're doing, bro, into this, like it's changing us. What I'm saying is that it's like a poem like you. You're a close friend who then started exploding in rap, was he like the one in your squad who first started getting attention? Okay, look at this, what I'm saying, right, it was EJ first, okay, he came first, right, Danny Rondo came out. he, okay, I like Kane, he had the biggest effect of the whole noon, okay, because he was okay, he was like something new, but he was also better than them, as you know, just being honest like anyone who knows all for your work.

I would agree that he better be broke, you've known him since then, it was like when he came on the scene and I imagine he's my, this is my right hand man, okay, so I grew up with total delight, this is my right hand man. , like me. every day here in this, this is what you see me, you see him as cute as when he does his thing, I'm like what the phone and it's like everything is over, like with the situation with social media, it's like if he never got around to it. The point is to slam it, but I like to see the recognition and people in town like how they gravitate toward when we stand on the hood while King drives.

I'm willing to move on, move on to Penn, he said he'd like to eat, that's my enemy. Like I'm number one, right, that the month we were standing in the hood, I can try and I'm out of a city pass, I don't even know who they ride, man, sunshine, but in the hotel, they just travel casually and I would overlook them a little bit, it was epic food, that's bananas, epic, that's so crazy, hey, did it ever occur to you how while there were so many people online talking about Chicago and like kids from the suburbs and people from everywhere? all over the world who were obsessed not just with Chicago politics, what was happening in all their neighborhoods and everything, but particularly with the worst parts, like they were really drawn to the murders and the arrests and all the crazy stuff. .

Have you ever sat down and realized that there is a whole business basically because there are hundreds of thousands of people who will watch anything related to any type of violence in that environment, yes, on the Internet itself, that's a little creepy? but it's very creepy because situations that go well and would be so high because it would be like we were watching a lot of that, I would have to tell a lot of our fans like bro, I know a lot of these shitty kids shows can be fun for all of you and great, and whatever you guys take from this is great, but it's like, bro, everyone gotta remember that they like to see the kid listening. and reading about this is something we live with every day so why do they stay out of it and think like the fans realized they would sit wherever they were and watch videos of us to see who we messed with ? use, watch videos of who we are and see what things are said about us, like the fans keep us and a widow more than they know because the fans are the ones that crouch on air and say, oh, he said this about the war and then, damn, wonderful, that's the part, put it with a title that tagged you like you've never seen it recorded for free.

You wrote your name on YouTube and now you see your whole life right there? Do you like it? He said, what's wrong with the people? Yeah, you know when you'll say, they'll say damn woohoo, they think it's funny, but all the time, when someone gets killed because some shitty kid was instigating or just going back and forth to keep it up for another 50 years, one more drinking milk, yes, oh man, everyone has to cheer up, but no one will remember the boy in Poland. You turned that part of the concert around and made a big deal out of it that you even did this all the time.

What was the year you all caught that case along with the problem with the taxi driver or whatever? How many went? It was 2014 2014 2014 and that just happened in Chicago. Yes, it happened, this is shit. Wow, look today, did it happen? They don't take them from you 9 them first she put them the book was reserved I mean, but it's crazy that you're still dealing with the ramifications of that five years later, still like this week, articles come out that basically say like, oh, actually . taking six under didn't give away the working people doesn't indicate that yeah you're still dealing with it to this day and that was five years ago yeah that's why I try to tell a lot of people like you that you know it's been the I've exposed that talking about this is like you've just been exposed in the last 10 days, and it's like, basically, from what I've been, it's like people have realized that I'm like, man, you should be humble because "You haven't been exposing and I've been talking, my little one, you know, and people say to me, brother, have you proven yourself, you know, so you know you didn't do this and you didn't say that, so you know that you should stop talking and just be humble about it.respect and I understand it well, but what I also want everyone who says that to understand is that they could have killed me for it, you know, I like real life, brother, this is nothing that I just had to face here in the world, as if he had been in jail for 10 months.

They could have stabbed me in prison. You felt that energy. I'm tasting a hundred, right. The neighborhood loved me. Everyone in town loved me, but they loved them too. not only do I know that you could just tell him and beat him that he was going to steal with you or none of that sense young man it was like they let him be on top like you snitching bro like that snitching that's not flying bro I'm going to be who you are so it's like with Me when I was in jail, boy, it was like I'm glad to be who I am because I've never been the type to avoid confrontation or just be afraid, like nothing scares me, that's how they shut me up.

I can say that I saw so many things at a young age and went through so many things even with this as when I went to prison. I had already been dealing with this for two years at that point, so it was like my head was at the point with like nothing could scare me, nothing could make me cry, nothing more than anything I face if you have to go wrong, it's going to go wrong. , how did you feel at that moment when you didn't really have a way to prove your innocence? Basically, you just had to like it, you could say it on Instagram and Twitter or whatever, but you didn't actually do it.

I have like now it's like there are more facts available, it's easier for you to present the case and say like look, I didn't tell you, you can look at the documents, you don't have any proof, it seems easier now, but in the end At that time you must have felt like you were drowning, you couldn't really do anything. Now there are so many people like that. It was as if I got a little angry because I was already up there before these people on the streets, but that's how it is. The situation goes, let it go on like this for five years, brother, like I get as defensive and angry as my anger, like it's easy, it's easy to make me angry or defensive because people don't even know. during the five years.

I remember for the last three years I can say that when I came home from the gun cases it was easier because I mean it became a little bit easier because well, I didn't take the position, they knew that they knew that if you do tell on someone , you have the right to face your accuser, you know, I came home basically explaining a lot of laws why he couldn't hide to win, but I still never had the paperwork, so I have more people on my side, but it still wasn't what I needed, so for the last five years I've been waking up to the air date, you know, Instagram.

I got blocked by 50 people a day because they called me red in my comments and you told me so on my team. me, your friends in the light, like I told people, brother, one thing is a like, let's say, for example, like my friend right here is my people, right, my manager right now, he can probably deal with something like this and move. I'm in Chicago, he can just move to Iowa and live a completely different life, no one will ever look at him and say, oh, that's your total look, you don't even have to go anywhere, five, you could go somewhere deep in Illinois, it's like Samberg and living a new life, yeah, me.

I'm saying, but I can't go to London, I can't even go to London without someone like that, it's attractive, people probably won't understand that they probably think I'm promoting myself or something, but that's how real it is. -The bearded rappers from Chicago are independent of the people up north, it's not like I have fans from all over the world, like a lot of them like, to the point where people ask me to leave the country a lot, yeah , I say it. It's like I can't go anywhere without someone being like Botes, who is total and up and I'm ashamed of his sin, so it's like imagine facing that and not having anywhere to screw up, like you just have to face it, not even because you want it because you are strong, but because there is nowhere you can run away from it.

Did you tell me this? There are times when you were sitting in jail without a lawyer and there they were interrogating you and they were trying to get you to turn in like this, brother, my name and my neighborhood and my area, my name has been illuminated as far as the police know what I'm tired, they know who I am and they think they have an idea. You can see what I do on the streets when she appears. I'm one of them. First they want to chase down a block. They'll stop or hand over a hostage, because they know if it had something to do with someone from 600 and the official didn't realize it.

He was probably there. either he knew it or he did it, that's how it was for me, so it's like I've been through this, that's what I tell the diggers as a brother before they go into the streets, but my dad went to the fears and they can get 10 years, brother. I saw my dad's friends in the process of him making my mom have it. You know, I say like I know, bro, snitching is and it's not one of the reasons why you don't You're not a snitch, but it's so fat, it's like bro, whatever you do, if you really say it, it'll come out like There's no way you can dodge me in half.

There's no secret snitch, there's no way you're a fool this John. Do or nothing you will have to tell and then, if you snitch if they go to trial, you will have to follow them in front of a lot of people, it is nothing that you can avoid in any way without anyone knowing, but how bad. It was like the interrogations that you had to deal with, it was like hours of them falling on You imagine being 14 or 15, bro, you're still young, you feel like I'm saying, bro, you're a street bro, but when it hits. the fan you keep calling your mom brother you're 14 a little baby brother like my mom still came to get me out of the station brother and you're in a position of authority you have a police officer who tells you and they can say anything That's why exactly the Majan is scary and then you go from waking up freely without having to pay bills or worry about anything to being told that you are facing 50 years in prison, you are not even 20 years old, you are not fifteen.

I'm not even old enough to smoke bats, oh, but it's fifty years old, so imagine that on top of it being scary, on top of all the filth that dirty cops do, they wanted to slap you and they want to deprive you of food and they wouldn't. like depriving you of really something, shining, something where we each dance for three days, I won't give you anything, I'm telling you and that smells like onions and fish and you just can't eat it and all kinds of things they can do. for this amount of time, it's really scary, bro, right?

Why do you think Rondo is talking down to you and saying things like this, saying things that we can't prove or that, looking at my pages, are not true? What's going on in your head with this man, I feel like because what I exposed came out and made him seem like he's Sansom. I'm saying okay, like the words on paper that I laid out, it's like the appeal paperwork is and basically everything that was mentioned is going to be mentioned - no, yes, I'm saying that anything that I convicted someone of any kind of crime or anything was going to be mentioned in my name, I'm not saying it, but what was mentioned was it says something there, basically it seems like he was trying to put it on a CD and he thought I was him, he thought well, not him, but him and his lawyer were trying to make up a theory that that CD was the only shooter and he wasn't responsible and he thought I'm exposing him, but actually I'm telling everyone, but I don't even I don't care who says something, I just know I'm not saying it and when I expose myself my own innocence is exposed so he was thinking like I'm trying to make my own to make it look like he's doing something.

I'll tell you later. I'm not going to do what I know. You better stop saying it. I'm doing good so you know, get defensive and like, but then I'm going to make a post today tomorrow, don't hit him and this is my brother at one point and you know, he helped on the case and he, he , he. everyone makes mistakes, but at least you tried to write down your mistake and he said something like someone wrote it with a picture of me, a CD, but I didn't buy it, I wasn't with him because at the end of the day.

It sounds like you're apologizing to the biggest person talking about how to eat the biggest person and this that in the third but you also stole you implied that I snitched on you or made some kind of mistake in some way, shape or form so No I'm going to cheat today, you know, I'm saying I won't copy you, yeah, yeah, you made a mistake, bro, don't stop playing with me. I say it at the end of the day, brother, you know I would like it. Say I'm not having fun, but it's like for the people who are actually in my inboxes tonight, okay bro, you won't stop talking about the girl, just imagine this has been going on for five years.

It could have killed me. I could have done it. I've been murdered in jail like in jail, dealing with this for almost a year every day, you know, that's more traumatizing than anything else, but since jail was going to force you to be present regardless, like there was no way you can sit on a sale for ten months. I force you unless you're in Saiga's song, but you still have to be there with who might think I'm snitching. I'm saying I'm in jail going to different decks. I have to go to court with a thousand every thirty days.

I am moving on my terrace, there are 40 of us on the terrace and I feel every time I move and go to the hospital. Move it and everyone in the county knows me. I can never turn off when I leave it out. from my cell phone I'm known when I come on deck don't ask me who I am because they know who I am, right, they don't ask me what you are from oh, I don't even understand that, we're not going to jail anymore like when I go they see me and yes It's a me it's a fight if it's the gang it's a gang I say it like that it's like they didn't even give me an ax Who am I I know more you know so it's Imagine being like this in jail.

I had fights about this. You know, I'm saying they took out my ribs. I skipped all kinds of things in jail because, like I'm one of them, oh, I gotta get into everything they think. Like you cut your dreadlocks in prison. I cut him off in jail. I cut it in the county and that was one of the reasons because I was fighting too hard to hurt her as a brother in the long county dress, that's a lot of what I've been. in the county like six months almost at the time I was going to take my time, I came to quote the haircut mmm and they still gave me 30 months, damn, when your perspective on life must be pretty crazy because like some of Your closest friends are now in jail until they are old people and even you are still here free and you are still walking the streets and you actually have the ability of freedom.

Do you think about that every day? Yeah, I give especially also how many of your friends have passed away too, yeah, and that's the reason why I say you really have a respect in real life for that, you're still ahead of being like you do because, bro, It's like I say, man, I remember being in the streets. Doing this, we were doing good, doing all this gangbang and then you look up the houses that you're with every day, we didn't get arrested for murder, um, murder and I remember being cool and doing gangbangs and I looked up, Rondo was in the prison with the whole body.

March, look, they went to jail for friend a week later, in March, D-rose before the body in April. Vaughn went for the body in June. These ones that I'm running with every day, we can't have half of each other without each other, we can't. roll dice without each other, we can't gangbang if one of us or all of us have something here, I say it, so I look like a damn on top of a lady, he has a late dinner, I say like they have blood on them . day and I arrest him dead and I'm balding them dead now 14 I'm dead nine as if they were like so many that I remember how my mother coming to pick me up at the station she picked them up because they look at her like mom my mom protected all these young people in the brother of my sister I say all this when I feel when people think like children like the last man standing that's why I don't feel bad for myself I feel like the street our goal and our main goal is to get out I'm saying I'm saying like I don't will you try I will never like people who are from the outside looking in even know that I really am from one of what I live is what I wouldn't do was involved it's what I was what I'm saying so I don't have to go back to visit her to show that I am something that I was in the past like ah that's all no good none I'm not going to make me less than what I am.

I'm saying my credit on the streets is in my faith because a little fat what I've done on the streets can't be forgotten. I'm saying that you feel almost a little lonely alone because a lot of the people that you grew up with and that are your peers are gone like they just have so many close friends, it's like it's better for me because my situation made me not even try to have a lot of new friends or even try to replace my friends, if my friends weren't killed or were killed or whatever, they changed, soIt's like I can't even, I wouldn't even want to be with my family right now, like I don't.

Get me wrong, I have a lot of my neighborhood that I still talk to every day and I will do a demonstration where we bond and bond and play and do all that kicking in the clubs and all that, but like me. No, you're not going to make me go back to my old self. I'm saying that's the kind of thing that becomes like garbage in that situation. I'm saying all that trying to do what you used to do or people trying to drag you down. fall into old habits that affect what you are going through now.

I say it like I'd rather go to jail and get 50 years back when I was 16 and I wasn't tasting honey and I wasn't rapping and getting millions of views and featured money and all that because then I'm just a little idiot, I had no kids, no responsibilities , nor any, so if you give me 50 years, something like what I left here, I didn't really leave my mark or anything. true, but if I turn 40 right now, even at the stage in which I met, many things will change, many people will leave, let's start living in a basic way again, many things will change and I will be in jail even.

More about that because I know that many, yes, 99% of the people in prison are not seen, yes, you know, it is easier for them to serve their sentence, but when you become like children and responsibilities like even you, man like I. You know what you're doing right now, bro, if something happened to you, you'd really want to be in jail or be away. It would have changed, so many people couldn't pay for certain things and you couldn't. I don't like the changing lifestyle of a lot of people like all these expensive ones I moved on or I could afford to stop you know I'm saying it and me knowing I can't even become a tough man you change you don't you act like when you were young man, it was nothing to break the law. because, what do I have?

I have nothing, you have nothing, yeah right, so it's like when we're like this, that's what people don't understand, brother, you're old, that's why I never hated those who grew old and be different because this is not what we're supposed to do our whole life, but we've had problems when we're little, teenagers, kids, you're an adult now, bro, from childhood to adulthood, it's like 10 years, do you know why you want it to happen? ? All these years here, bro, look, I've been to every damn state in this country, bro, I'll never sit on King Drive again. I will never sit on Calumet and Jesse again.

I'd rather be there than anywhere else, ever again. He has never brought me anything, not even a cent. I didn't go to jail for that block. I did not win. They haven't and they didn't catch him and to try to make a mess of me, damn it, I lost friends. I didn't lose, man, because it's all kind of bro, it's just that that's so good, it never brings you anything real, like something that can be a kind of hustler's life, they get a little more of that or something, but neither They didn't even do it. Don't leave him alone with that type of topic.

Were you surprised when you heard this about Dirk? I mean, yeah, because he's doing pretty well. Yeah. I think he might have done the last

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of him before he got picked up, yeah, and it's. Like you know what happened between me and him, a lot of people come up to me thinking I like this, like you know me, he and I originally got into my BM and that's where this whole thing between me and him came from. and it's like I'm going through being on the streets and we're in the system, look man, I never wish that on anyone and before I talk anywhere else, that's exactly what I mean like no.

Don't go out, rather, be close to his children, you're saying because I remember being in jail for 10 months. Look, I'm saying that I didn't have a child for almost a year. I had nothing to regret then when I got locked up last year for a package I hit. I said it was enough for seven days and it was the longest seven days of my life and because he was my son. My son was five weeks old when I went to jail and I thought. like bonding too much with my son, so this is my only son, my only son, brother, and being with him I like it to the point where he would get out of jail a week later, brother, it was like he grew up like three pounds, yeah, I'm like what, this is not my baby, wow, that's crazy, so it's like, bro, he has like seven kids, bro, yeah, yeah, I say on top, like I say, roll, you got a lot of people that it's up to you in here, Jim Jim felt that when I see this I get angry because I know a lot of people, brother, when I get to their level I'm not jeopardizing my situation hmm, I'm saying it's like I'm not one, I don't am.

I'm going to speak as if I know what he accused me of. I think you do. This is how I'm going to come, but let's talk hypothetically for the better. Yes, a hypothetical point of view as a brother. I'm not risking my situation. In fact, you did it. You who just came from these situations like I came them, he just turned three and a half years old and he just beat a murder. I um it seems like part of this because everyone knows that they in better situations, like dirt, you come from going to jail for having guns. prison, you know all this, you're in a better situation, you better be on vine, vine and shills, best situation I've ever been in and he came out from under something that was dramatic, he threw up, he broke, he never did you would see again, 50 years right, we had never directed a I never tell him again that you are already 25, you are going to die, no, that is what they will try to do to you.

Jim felt like everyone left where they came from or knew they had a lot to lose, it's like they could. Never put yourself, you can't put yourself in that light, I tell myself that all the time at the level I'm at now. I'm trying to never go black unless I ever try to grab my chain or do something wild. like hell to me like straight like it's never happening right, I'm never going to be a fool like that because I know what I am when I do it it's nothing that's every day every day leader like everyone it's not like oh my look Isn't he doing this?

He will be able to take care of his family. No, bro, you have a million-dollar company. There was less security and now I mean they say they got security camera video of the dark situation which is a little scary in itself. It's like these days surveillance is like you know you can feel like there's nothing. cameras or and you might be missing it because it could be like in the middle of the street, they use cameras of the whole thing, not just from where it happened, but from other restaurants or stores that were around that might have caught that. look at some of what happened there think about nipsey's situation, the camera was so far away that there is no way that if you were standing right where nipsey was you would have been able to see that camera, but that's the camera they use and I'm going to bring one camera to prove that this guy did it and all that, so it's like you have no chance of detecting it and it could still be okay, that's why you got a note to stay out of it. certain situations because Burleigh I don't want to be in a situation where I'm fighting for my life.

What I'm saying is people just say what they want from you, you know, but bro, if you move it's called moving smart, but You know, when I get to restaurants and I like it, even if I do a deeper upsell with the guys , brother, I'm a saint, you ran to get my food, I'm saying, let's drive around, let's go to some fast food, oh. I'm sitting because I still sit and go to restaurants, but I go to restaurants while I'm sitting, there are no high areas. I'm a downtown, rooftop scene, Chris, you know, with a little bit.

You know what I'm saying, that's when I sit down, but when I'm on the streets moving around maneuvering through the people of the neighborhood or through the area where you come in and get my food. I don't go to gas stations. people, grab me some suckers because it's one thing to not want to be in a certain situation, but you also have to remove yourself from certain situations like getting shot Rob, there's a gas station, this is the most public place mm-hmm no, I'm saying that you're trying to quit that and get some gas, everything you rented is sadistic, oh, now you didn't want to kill him, but you have your pipe, he has his pipe, he's knocking you off, you're thinking about this.

You all bow down sue someone, the other one dies in jail for killing mm-hmm. I say it because you wanted to run in and you knew you really shouldn't even be in that ho ho and everyone around me understands that and that's why they don't get mad like the people he leads, he won't let me do anything like him, I like it, I'm President Obama, like even letting me into a stove, a gas station, nothing like he wants me to do, nothing else to do. Do you feel that way in Chicago or do you feel that way even somewhere like Los Angeles?

I really do it like in other states. I trust it will be cool to say because I can never really do it in my own city, so like us. I won't come like Los Angeles. I'm thirsty to go out now. Okay, never go out on the cruise. You are unlikely to see anyone. I really don't want to act crazy out of town as a brother. Look, you probably do. having fun or something and I'm not having fun getting the house people have problems in LA it's usually just people that are from LA other people from LA for the most part like you might be the most problematic rapper we have with a hundred different people in Chicago or in Detroit or whatever and then you come to Los Angeles and it's like none of those people are out here, so it's probably okay, I'm in the crib, I'm not doing all that nonsense that we don't want. to go to parties like that a nun like that we're going to slap the man look I'm coming with you we'll have some holes going through us gangbangers like that we'll get happy food if we don't have them people come through We know that official, but we are doing it.

I will let there be many friends. Don't know. I only eliminated a lot of them because you will be in that Jam. Well, you'll be dead. You do not like. He's going to fake everything, regardless of whether you die or go to jail, everything you worked hard for for the people you got into those troubles, like Rondo, his situation is private, it depended on dirt. I'm saying your whole appeal process is on Dirk's money, damn that's crazy for you in your own jam man and plus you have who you like, you have a lawyer paid to fight you or two of your friends , this is not even just your own case.

Like you had a lawyer paid to fight you on these cases on top of you trying to make sure I come back and this man on top of you, cops, that was nothing. I'm sayin' you can't even afford to make sure that Come back right, I'm sayin', it's like, bro, you rapping and everyone in jail that needed a hundred this week, did it, oh wait 'cause you can, that fish of canteen, they live the action 420 right now, like no one and your cap sing to you. I won't send them money because they all know that all your money has to go, that's crazy, so it's like you really have a real thought like you really want to not get involved in any kind of stuff like that.

I hate to mention this, but were you surprised to see that recent clip posted online? Yeah, I mean, I was surprised, man, but I really won't. Yes brother. It just surprised me because I'm just one of them. I'm not going to look brother, it's not bad to be a loner. What I'm saying is you move on your own, but none of that is getting jumped every day, okay, yeah, I'm saying jump every day, but if you move, how? moving you have to be moving with which you will like ready friend man how look brother is being held they didn't call me in public but they didn't catch me well like they saw you but they saw me but what some where you had him on you and they had him on top, but nothing could happen no my antics man I'm a rapper but I'm the same you know so it's like this should go down you better move accordingly get some poison in situations like that where it's just something just like a confrontation the liquid stole and I'm betting outside the car and I have that house you look at me and I look at them I have to kill your ass all the time I'm not because I'm smart, I'm not going to do it in front of this liquor store, but they are very scared because they know what I do hmm, they want to come and shake your hand, toki, kick it, don't you see it, that's how it is, brother, that's how I am.

Maneuver and smart as a brother, look, you're going to see me, they didn't see me, but they didn't catch me because they know that you can, you could, you could play with your own life and see well, Sam, but that's your life. That's how you got a move, man. I'm not going to run to me. You catch me. If you attack me, you have to risk your life. It felt like Reese's thing wasn't that they didn't understand. did it so bad because they had to take a two second clip and stretch it and filter the screenshots and like all this stuff, like I said, like they were trying to get a lot out of not so much this cloud, except some don.

I don't know what it was to chase clouds like a brother, like I said they were attacked the other day and many don't even understand why, like he was defending Reese because Reese was one of the ones who initially tried to say he was snitching. but I'm not really defending him like I told the fan. I was always on the sideright, which was true and he was right, that's how it was, here you are, you were father, all of you adults. man, each of you is over 160 pounds and ignited your hell. They should have beaten his eyes black and broken his nose.

I'm saying there's a little bit of fun they're doing, that's nothing, it's a lot. of all of you, they're supposed to be stupid, I'm saying they didn't even hit him and he stood up swinging all the type of you know, I'm saying they really left him, that's what when they call them. Breezy at the mall when Black and the other one called Breezy in Las Vegas, at the mall, and he was standing there tonight, yeah, he was really scared and we're she bad, at the end of the day, it was two of you and one of him, they didn't beat him, we didn't do anything, but they all caught him and scared him, but a little imposing, they really make shoes, yeah, so they don't really understand, no. interesting points in some places on social media because that even no one would know where no one would think anything happened even that clip wasn't posted and yes the clip made it look like oh windy, windy just didn't like to blow up openly with the. but at the same time he wasn't completely fooled as if he didn't like hitting them too much, but he wasn't.

They almost didn't comment on him. Those guys shoot him. Do you know? If this is Chicago, we. I know what it's like if they didn't get shot so you know this happened to him like two months ago actually really old really yeah that was what was happening the whole time tweet him about it but he would never lose he was talking about the previous appearance on Jones, a sinner came out that we like Yeah, what we're doing is she's just having this, oh, this hill and they just saw that they can do all kinds of things outside and we just look like if we were chasing a cloud, like knowing if they're tagging you guys, they're saying cheese, they're tagging, they're trying to get some clout, they're trying to run some kind of blog, Ben, right, so it's like that really makes it less visible, so anyway, all of you, wolf, and Dan, two weeks later, wanted a in the video, get sad, really, oh, it's.

It's the one he posted on his Instagram, yeah, I think that's the guy who's crazy about drums, right, we came out to let everyone know, yeah, I had nothing to do with it, we just modified it, man, which is funny because you know, saying you want to differ, yeah. Yeah, you know it's funny, you know Beach Avenue and then you know they catch you fouling and they take you down, but you catch them fouling and you want to try to get your hands on a fly eight, catching you like and trying to kill you. It's funny and if Chicago works with me, if you laugh, it will make you conscious as a crowd, there are a lot of people that you feel like they owe you an apology, yeah, yeah, but I'll never send it, um, I never will.

Send it, I'll just stop talking about it or try to defend whatever they've been saying, but don't ever be like that bro, you know how I feel because it's not that real and you know why it's not that real because they didn't do it. He did something so big with this that now having them come back will not only make them look stupid but they will be amazing forever, whatever they say, rap whatever they tell me. make either a deal or nothing nothing as it's believable we watched all of you guys market it to all of you guys and the sweaters happen and the sweaters are happy for five years and now we see that's not even true so it's as if I couldn't. police to that because even if you excuse me in an hour on Saturday, the word I'm not going to put the eh, everyone took that boy to everything they know he lied to me, everyone knew everything, they knew they were lying. like I don't know when no one says that everyone knew they were lying, everyone who said it or came out and said anything they knew he was lying, so it's like they have no excuse for anything, nothing.

In fact, you can excuse what you feel for the six 9 nishan that surprise you at all. No, no, because you know, it doesn't surprise me. You can go. You won't worry about the ashes. You're a really nice guy though. for doing that polite but thorough, no wonder, real street knows this man, all that captain guy was doing life when he came to my town, yeah, and beat that dumb town, made an old block, right? He knew he was a fool. When I, when he first came in, I was a socialite and they were getting into that, that's why they shot her in New York and right after they got into that with him and I was in New York. for that and it was as before. but he was bothering me with everything in um, a cook, you project that he was bothering with some of the Crips over there and because he was doing some Chicago versus New York thing soon and I'm telling you like, bro, you all know.

I've been on this, but I've been a new drug 20 times better, yeah, that time I go, I'm there for three four weeks. I'm in the trenches with you and who is in the Bronx and Brooklyn Queens. Harlem Manhattan, I'm all over the borough, bro, I say it, so my love for them was unbearable, you know, I say it, but it was like they were quickly trying to turn me into a Chicago that modified me because they brought in literally everyone. these hit him like he's saying it because Brody wasn't behind six men, many, many from New York, Newton six now was a real cornball, as you know, that's like a promotion from Chicago and, oh yeah, On the outside we let him think that he is this guy, but New Yorkers know that it is a project, something that was invented, true, I say it, and it is bad for him, but about him saying because he betrayed him saying that they did it in terms of that had any kind of street talk, anything, but really believing in what he's saying, it came from all of them, so it's like knowing that and being aware in New York, I knew he was saying it right when he came and did everything that.

It was like, man, he's dumb, he's trolling like all that, so he was mad. I'm the one out there really bothering New York, he was like man he can do it, I didn't do it. Oh, block, he did the silly thing, as you know, saying that he. I want to do this like he planned to do it as a brother, you went and made a video and it was like everything was like he got off the plane, he got off the planet like the red eye hours riff. I'm saying well and and no one knew I was even in Chicago, but the person who was at the airport is if someone was working at the airport and they called me, I got off the plane by myself, it was like recording them like that at 3 and 1/2 33 for more information. someone caught him, i guess he got off the plane, no way, 200 block made that video and then went about his day when he posted it serving someone for the homeless, he did it hours before he actually posted it, did he?

TRUE? I'm saying because people went to the restaurants where you say you were fooled, we asked them like I did to leave, anything being 7:00 this morning, you know? So it's like real life people chasing your ass around town and then you know. On top of that, I found out that the person who owns the Heat management group or something is our mayor's brother, so he has all kinds of police running around with this. I'm saying that people realize how messy and he Confronting the police, he rode with the police like he had lines of 12 going everywhere, so it was never possible to catch them and do that in the grave ever, no matter the same here, man, he was marching up and down this street with the squad around. he, you know, it's like there were probably all kinds of people in Los Angeles who would be happy to be in jail for 20 years for blowing him up just because of the disrespect they felt, but there was no way, even if you were ready to go to jail at that time. there you couldn't have attacked him like he walled off the people around her that she won against the man like he wanted all the gangsters to know him saying none of that was gangster, they didn't know he would find him.

You find out from what he knew about the snitches, so he walked out of my speech when I exposed the light. You didn't suppose the snitch and the fans ate it up? They are so kind to find out that this should not happen. tonight before he posted it at 3:00 some in the morning you hear the birds serving and you see the street is wet, it didn't rain one day he posted it, it rained that morning when he was there, he said as if that midnight and he was there for the fact actor from the street who was getting married, but it was just trolling that after the fact, after all this, she came out, I said and everyone in New York who was acting like they were giving turns with this.

Sosa DS the who are you guy mmm because you all co-signed it and you knew it was dumb but the kid wanted to just sign it because he was from New York at this time so now you all have hard feelings towards him. y'all are him yeah it's like a lot of people seem guilty as hell for not saying something or like the first kind of endorsement and something not guilty. I'm Philadelphia, they're like they're directly drawing the public's attention, but there's probably a lot of people who want to make sure they don't have to talk about it, yeah, he made me his whole career, Rondo, yeah, and Rondo ends up being very supportive of this, co-signing his way out once, bro, like later. came out and said Ron don't want to go through with it, yeah, very real and yeah, woo woo it was a big Rondo with six scolds or we shake it like a bunch of y'all, look at Bobby Schmurder, we did the same thing we did a verse with others . that all his thing was doing cosigns and clowns and I remember when I saw Rondo do it for the first time I said Rondo, now you know that we of you know that we don't do it like that, no, friend, you're a fool here trying to keep your name, let you go to jail, you co-sign this fool, he says gay is help, the color of the rainbow is not what we stand for, you co-sign on this because he said the deal, you and him would be mad, look bro, like this not how we go Damn, as soon as he gets caught as a dirty co-signer and then he gets into it with sauce the night of the night, instead when I like what he says it's invalid, now he wants a tweet false with it, but this is what you sign as a cosigner, that's why you don't do it. jump behind you don't know what I understand don't put your name on it brother you don't know what will happen to this name in the future great Rico reckless don't do it at all no, at all my It's very funny, it's very funny, but I don't agree with him at all.

He was another one of them who used to call that. Oh, you're coming after me with this snitch. It's a fun night because all the facts are out there. I have to suck my cock, yes. saying like no, no limit, it's not funny like all that love, it's funny, you need to lose the rap to get clicks to see that it's a lie, sitting clown that price, but he had a funny negative. I'm saying he would be really on top, but he would be. with the guy in the hood with his although he's funny, he knows some things that I know.

Did you ever see this

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clip I did with him where he told the story about him taking a photo with a fan at a gas station? station and then entered the uber and the fan went to his car, took his gun and shot at the back of the uber, he said he shot through the window in the back and hit him in the in the back of the arm, he's basically taking a photo with a fan at a gas station and then the kid tells him, damn, you're lucky, I didn't move because it was because I got hit. about you right now and Rico was like oh yeah ass bah bah blah and he just starts yelling at him and then he goes out and gets into Ober, but the kid goes to his car and he just shoots the uber while he's going and then the uber driver, a such a crazy story, the super driver closes the doors so Rico can't jump out and just run to the hospital and when he gets to the hospital, the cops are already there waiting for him and he luckily didn't have his gun or anything because if he did there would basically be got caught being taken to the police like that's crazy, you think.

I mean, I don't know how that's a good point to make when you hear something like that. It may be hard to believe, man, I understand that something good has happened to me, but he always says good and I really don't know if I'm going to entertain that because entertaining a real guy says something like you know. I'm saying that he got along well with entertainment, that he likes one of them, that his music never played the real role in what he was known for, but that's a good point, I'm not saying that I think he's lying or not, but you.

You could just, if you come up with a good story, you could get a million views on Vlad, no problem, just tell us, tell us some wildlife, chasing influence and making peace as brothers. You have to remember that brother Keva has the highest paid act, like him. The funniest little man in the world pays him and that should be the last one. They invent it well. It's not real. Why do you think this man is why he tells all the jokes about him. a little short, my father and he thinks that whole little short is funny, people laugh, it's jokes, sitting there happens to short people, that's what comedians do, something like that probably happens to him Kinda funny when they end up alone and it's just likethat that's what they do so that's him that's him a comedian probably someone probably took a picture of a fan with the fan and then Nick started banging on the window when he was doing a night he went to get done with a gun. and Dan snatched it from him and knocked it down.

He was like 30, I'd even be mad if I knew he made up that story because I'd like to respect him because it was like trolling my ass and it got like half a million views. in the music video and it's funny, you want to go to hell, no, no, I'm telling you real life, you see, that's like my whole life, man, real scenarios, real street, you know, yeah, oh no, so, what you came up with, everything you were working on and me. I'm in it now, I'm releasing an EP. I might extend it to an actual album called Get Back because now I'm going to go back to the Benna concert because you know this whole thing really took a toll on me and took its toll on me.

In my career, I say I miss millions, I missed a lot of industry cosines, you know, I missed a lot of things that would have been happening because it's like everyone who knows me, I know my work, they always wonder why I'm not . I'm saying and everyone who knows the story knows why I'm saying it because I understand that you don't understand this Adam. Many people who submit positions and play the game are from the streets. they won't even put their name behind it mm-hmm they'll get a lot of negative reactions they'll miss me a lot so it's like everything that didn't happen I understood why I don't get mad at the no for not at me as it continued because it's going to be hard for me do the same.

I say it being a street, but it's as if they did it. These could be the reasons why you are the reasons why this happened. I understood. I got it, I have to go back. I'm saying I have to stop going crazy. I'm going to make a song about the whole situation, how the last thing came about and everything like I'm not finally going to say I'm chasing the cloud, but I'm going to use the cloud that you gave me and I'm going to take advantage of it because you guys have been taking advantage of it, Yeah, I say it all this time, sure, so it's like I'm punching up so that she called to get the paperwork back could be the work of art, there you go, if you think the world still wants exercise music, these exercise music They don't mean anything, Jerome, you say a lot.

I'm saying that I know I'm overtaking workout music right now. I'm saying this like, uh-uh, that's not really I can't even say that's what the whole drama is about. I'm not like I used to be, but in reality you know I didn't expand my whole damn everything, so I'm pretending like I like you. I'm saying club songs with auto-tune, but it's like that exercise is in me forever, so when I go back to it it's like being home, yeah, and like I'm in my comfort zone, that's what I'm coming from. I say it like this. It's like I've always been a great workout artist, huh?

I mean with that said, I don't really even try to focus on that kind of music unless I can play that and bring it out well because that's what I have, that's what's so brilliant and is it different for you in this moment rapping about pure violence and it just feels more important to rap about Crazy Street because you've seen the other side a lot? Yeah, like I feel like I'm supposed to rap about the circumstances, yeah, I'm saying when I was in those circumstances, bro, that's the only thing I wanted to talk about 'cause it was like that's what would happen, and no I do.

I don't want to rap about getting money, fancy cars and nice clothes, that's not what I have and if you really watch my videos, that's all you can say. You have to be authentic with me. What I'm saying is that I'm not one now either. late with the vibes I'm a big fan of bee mansions everything they dig all kinds of expensive cars we smoke disdainful we're expensive a strip you know that's how I go that's what I like to do go on a trip right now man I'm going to miss to Ricardo King Day fan man fan yeah yeah I'm singing I gotta I'm doing some chiraq right now but it's like that it's that's how I rap about you know say I don't really want to keep coming back because like I said bro I'm not trying to be approved down the streets that were already marked that they came in a gang like that, so really when I talk about the street I'm trying to put a man into something more like getting money or value it's just not lived in life now, but good sir Oh yeah, people try to keep us doomed to that for so long, but they think that's all we know and that's why it's so disappointing when you get to it. a dirty nap evaluates that in these types of situations because people already think that's all we are bro right even when we like even that's like being black yeah I mean people already think we all had years, brother and we will be.

Trying to prove that we're not dead, but we have our favorite proving what they think is hard for us to get out of that box, you think? If I'm going to be the favorite for this, I have to leave something behind for sure. you know, saying I can't, I can't go on like I'm going to jail, point B. I'm just the gun case last year, they tried to give me seven years for themselves. I'm saying yeah, 'cause I was fresh off the wall for a gun, you know, saying that was going to be my seven-year minimum, they probably gave me a book, so you feel like it was like I went to jail for protecting myself , but I'm not going to go to jail for expelling me or putting me in a situation. that what cost me my entire career like I would rather have done it seven years and it wouldn't have been like maybe I'm only 22 maybe it would have been some hope for me yeah but I'm not going to be out health God fool 60 70 years old trying to rap man you're still young daddy you got your freedom and you're in I mean that's crazy actually it really is it's a good time in your life eh better it's like it's like damn it's like my faith tells me like damn it's like If it was happening in full faith my name feels like my fans tell me and like damn it's like everything is happening the full effect like the one who was sabotaging you this is putting me in situations where that can't even entertain you know better, You know, what was holding you back for so many years is now in your favor, the truth is coming out and it's like everything is set for you to win, man. and it's like damn I don't remember the last time I got prepped when it was like 2012 or something like 2013, like yeah in 2013 when I started rapping I came in a hoodie it was hot we were all in Same thing my name was high on its own so it's like everything was set up for me to win and it's like in 2014 until just a week and a half ago everything was kind of set up for me to fail so I'm trying to return to my element. 9 What I'm saying and I just want everyone to know that my story is probably going to be the biggest or most profitable story because you know you have like Meek Mill and now Lemonade, they tell you the story very well, but it's like they're telling the story that everything The world talks about selling drugs, being incarcerated, handling dirty cops, shooting guns, getting only Street, but no one here will be able to rap about being called a rat and convicted and being safe for so many years and being able to get out from under.

That's how I did it and I stayed upright, how it was throughout the entire history of life, yeah, that's going to be like I have to make movies about it and when they do it later on, I say it's like when they see us in some light, you know, I'm saying it's kind of like a lot of them are going to be killed, as you know, when I was talking about the interrogation before, I was thinking about that, yeah, that was very hard for me to see, though man, it's like she's my friend Oh her name Brianna her name uh hell we killed her right and she was like she was really into the story her name how we killed it Instagrams to do it right and she was really behind the story and I was like when I really saw it was like she was posted on the gram about how she thought about a mission and I was telling it like bro, that real, like I was telling you I caught my first case when I was my first pipe case It was the 14th, uh, my first caseload goes back years before I'm running into the petty law, but I'm still in the law, so it's like I'm telling you how to do it. how to treat kids, you know, saying your mom won't be there as soon as they get caught, they use all the rest of the time, making your brain like that, that's what happens, man, and it's like people I really didn't even understand it.

Many times the history of the rear light is that they made 20 and 30 years for many years that they made, many manufacturers went to jail when they were 15 16 right in the forties and fifties, a nightmare like who wants to be acquitted for something or something. 25 30 40 50 years later, y'all can give me all this money, give me 20 million and they didn't sue me and all that, but I miss my 20s, I miss my years, my 20s, my 30s, my 40s, yeah, come on. fall, I don't understand that, brah, I have to do it, but I would have spent twenty-two million dollars, much better, you bought me when I was 25, yes, for me, not like 50, what are they going to come back to this man.

I do not know what. to do with 50 million crazy people, yeah bro, so it's like we have nothing, man, the story that I'm allowed to be told, it's going to be something big because it's like I want to hit, it's because I'm going to be the one first to say it, it's not going to be like, oh yeah, well I'm saying you're good on camera too, aside from just rapping, I could see you doing a lot of things just in terms of newlyweds and Speaking of which, it'll be better You see I just learned a lot.

She really likes it when it comes to the business and I'm not the first person to tell me that they're like oh look or shy? You know, I'm saying I don't act like I'm just a member of the ward. I'm saying you might like her. I could imagine that you would like to be able to do the narration as a minor doctor because it is as if I tell you how and the last thing, I am grateful for every situation. I really like it. I also felt the good in this situation. Yes, because I told him that I like him brother.

I love my neighborhood to death, like it was to the point that I was doing before this that I would always do, except in learning people because these were my, they couldn't do anything bad to me, right, I say it and I really risked everything, like everything , on the streets and they have to have my mom and my sisters and my dad with this in their faces so it was like I live, I breathe this, I'm saying, so it's like if it hadn't been for this situation, I probably would have been Trying to rap Brainy's with the lawyer, this lawyer, you so greedy with me and Heidi.

There is so much out there that they don't even deserve you. I say it like that, it's like now I'm like, damn, everything happens for a reason. Thanks, okay, hey, I appreciate you coming to the shows. It's nice to meet you and do it on camera man maybe I appreciate you for inviting me man well yeah I appreciate it there's so much to come there's no jumper cool spark Castleroy I'll check us out on YouTube SoundCloud iTunes , RIP Fredo, I will be afraid of myself. PLA up all of you - I gasp, you already know I'll be six years old.

I like a man.