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Bubba Collins · Corporate Dropout

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  You just drop it back it. Made that into you. Just dropped back into corporate
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  drop out. I'm your host Myles Troy here again. Don't mind the shirt. And today we got a special
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  one with us all the way from Philly. The Philly Joppa DJ sniper V8 whipper
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  Bubba. What's going on? Brody, how are you doing, guys? We didn't get a round of applause. That's
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  crazy. How y'all feeling, bro? Are we good, bro? We got to have you on today. I'm glad to be here,
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  man. But the audience that doesn't know who you are, you want to give a quick little intro slash
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  backstory on how you got into this seat today? Um, I got into this seat because what was it? Junior
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  year of college. Troy hit me up to do a mixtape. Uh, we did like that. We did
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  one of the finest mixtapes I ever seen in my life. The eddies, looking back at it now, was like subpar.
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  It was it was mediocre, but it was great for the town that we had fun. It was great. That was my
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  first interaction with Troy. And then since then, like, we just kind of been, you know, how you deal
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  with people on social media like you keeping tabs here and there, but shoot, what, two years later? Now
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  we're here, 20, 26, doing big things, and I'm part of a corporate drop out crew, bro. Yes, sir. But before
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  all that, how did you even get into, like, the content space? Because obviously you guys met on
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  the internet, right? Yeah. How did you like? Like, where did you grow up? Oh, I grew the whole shebang.
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  Oh, yeah. Hold on. Yeah. You're so, so born in Baltimore. A lot of people think I was born in
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  Philly. I wasn't born in Philly. I was born in Silver Springs. I moved to Philly when I was like
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  two years old. Been there ever since West Philly, Germantown, North Philly, South Philly, southwest
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  Philly. Bounced around for a minute, but I started making content. Like right before Covid 2018, I was
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  doing the renegade for like two years. That was jumping. I was having a great time. The shortage
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  was digging in. I was sick. I was doing all types of light skin on there. And then over time, I just
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  started like, you know, you get more comfortable with social media, so you start talking and start
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  doing shit. And then like, creatively, you just get into your own little vehicle and then you just
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  drive. You feel me? So ever since then, I've just been making content, pumping out content, whatever
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  I think or whatever I dream about, I wake up and I go do it, bro. And I'm blessed. I'm bro. That's real
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  brat. You didn't like growing up in all these parts of Felix. You know, that's what shaped. You to
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  be who you are the most. Oh, fuck you, bro, for sure. Oh. Come here. Yeah. Yeah, bro. Like we're right. Like,
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  cause I would say, um, even growing up, like, in middle school, you don't see it necessarily when
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  you're a kid, but when you're 15 and 16 and you look back at the poetry class that you took in
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  eighth grade, or the trips to the Art Museum and the Franklin Institute, uh, when you were a kid,
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  seeing art, seeing different should me with technology and, you know, just being exposed to to
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  culture in so many different avenues that you could take. You feel what I'm saying? It definitely
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  opens your mind in a way. Um, but also inner city living is like you also.
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  That view is also dampened by what happens in the industry. You know, killings, drug dealing, um, shit.
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  The weather. Like you feel what I'm saying? Just like you feel what I'm saying. East coast, whether
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  it be a bitch. Yeah. You know what I'm saying, bro? Yeah, but, yeah, it's like all that stuff plays a
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  factor. But I could definitely say I wouldn't be where I'm at now if I didn't grow up in
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  Philadelphia. God, I love my city, bro. For real. Before you exposing what the little bubble thinks
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  about doing is growing up. Nick, I was going to the league. Really saying. What I was doing in the
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  league, bro. I was at every AAU tryout. I was shitty though, Brett. And niggas wasn't trying to pass me
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  the ball because I don't know if I'm not. I can't see in my left eye. So I had the the specs on some
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  on some Wilt Chamberlain shit, but they was the Wilt Chamberlain Jones. Though they wasn't like
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  the up to date specs. I had the the the real like my mom because my awesome real shit though. Imma
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  tell y'all some real quick my Pop-Pop. He worked in a steel mill. Some shit happened to steel mill.
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  He fucked up. He left all he couldn't see on his left thigh. So he had the the binoculars bro. Me
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  and the nigga had the same prescription. She gave me the shits. From 19 fucking to 1973,
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  I had the Wilt Chamberlain, Jonesboro, Boro. They was frying me like you could see out them jewels.
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  I'm like, no, but I gotta protect my eye, bro. And that's. Yeah, that shit shaped me too I ain't gon.
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  What happened to your eyeball. Nigga, bro? Walk us through it, bro. Yeah. What
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  happened to bro I. Know not even 12. I was like seven years
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  old. I was in the room chilling mind you PS2 ever okay, we had just got
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  Spider-Man two where you could free swing from the buildings and shit, bro. I was livid because my
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  brother was taking all the turns on the P2. I was mad at shit bro. And we had bro. We had the whole
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  gaming room. We had the the rocking gaming chairs, all that shit fill me up in the bedroom on bunk
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  beds. I'm on a top bunk just watching this nigga bro. I'm just like, bro, can I get a chair? And he's
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  like, nah, I think we just got it. I'm like, all right, cool. I'm up there crying and shit, bro. So
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  I'm like, no, fucking like I am Spider-Man. That's what I felt when we got the game. You know, the
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  extension bands that you played with, like the records that you that you stretch with. No. Like
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  the stretch of destruction. Yeah. Okay. Like the ones that hold like 20, 30 panels. Yeah, bro, I'm
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  swinging on my bunk beds with the jump. Like I'm Spider-Man, bro. Out of nowhere I smoke for the
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  third time. That shit snap, bro. It spun so fast off the bunk beds that the mattress
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  caught on fire. It was like. It really like on some real shit. Like. Like the rubber, like, caught the
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  drone on fire and it smacked me right in my eye. I blacked out, my brother didn't hear nothing
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  because he's hard of hearing. I'm on the ground like bleeding from my face for like you heard it.
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  Can you believe it? He's hard of hearing. Yo, bro. And my sister is insane. So it's like. I got an
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  insane sister. To get from. Man, I knew he was a man, bro. That's that. That's that Flint water boy, bro.
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  Okay. Um. Okay. So. Okay. So, so so you you were on the ground, knocked out, and your brother just played
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  the game. He locked in. I think he had. I ain't gonna hold you like I was on the ground looking
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  at the ceiling, but I could definitely still hear. I think he had switched to, like, Midnight Club or
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  some shit cause I heard cars banging out, so I'm like, alright. Like I'm in shock so I can't move,
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  speak nothing. I end up blacking out, I wake up, I'm in the bathroom with a rag on my eye. I'm like,
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  what the fuck is going on? I look in the mirror, I take the rag off bro. My shirt was open like it
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  was crazy. Crazy. So how was your jumper after that? Terrible. That's why I shoot the way I shoot now. I
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  ain't gonna lie. Before that though, my shit was green. Like I'm talking like. No, like you know how
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  it's two person jump shot. You might got that hitch up here. No, I was straight from the pocket.
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  Oh, you feel me? I was straight from the up, right? I shot like a white boy. Right? Like Kyle. Korver. Well.
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  I was shooting that shit, right? That was dope. Was the only reason I was on the team. All right.
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  Enough law. Mhm. Did she say you started posting in 2018. Mhm. You was doing the renegade. Mhm. What
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  was the moment where you were like hold on I'm popping off. I got, I went to college. You went to
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  college. Yeah. And you. Started before. College. Like your. School. Your room. Your room looked like an
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  insane asylum. Yo. Um, bro. Because this is my whole thing. You ain't get one poster the whole time. No,
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  I didn't, because, bro, my dude, this is on some whole, like, uh. That was a deuce, brick. By the way,
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  bro. We we, bro. Before I came to college, my junior year and sophomore year, I wasn't, like, in the US,
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  I was overseas. I was, um, my parents had moved out the country for both years of Covid. That was like
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  heavily impacted in the US. We had went overseas. I was over there chilling. I really didn't, like, have
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  a room. Like, I had a room, but I wasn't about to put posters up because I was only there for nine
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  months at a time. So like, I guess when I first came to age, like 17, 18, not even 16,
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  17, 18, 19, I really wasn't like decorating my room and nothing like that. So when I got to school, I'm
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  like, all right, these white walls. Cool. I'm about to get a couple pillows from when I had my
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  sliders over during school hours for me, because they need pillows I don't need, you know what I'm
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  saying? So I was like, duh. Like, come on, bro, and twin XL, you got to make it as comfortable as
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  possible. Twin XL bro. I went twin. I went twin, you went twin. I was on. Twitter. I have no choice.
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  Fucking white privilege. I have no choice. Twin sisters. You fuck like.
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  I had to wear my socks at night because the blanket didn't cover my feet. That's crazy. Safety.
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  You was really in a pokeball, bro. That's real. Unfortunate. Yeah. So you in the white SAS alum
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  dorm room? Yeah. And, I. Mean, I was. Crazy. I can realize because I make videos. You were getting on
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  there. Yep. and making a bag. Yeah. Yep. And making a bag. I was doing the same thing. So
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  you started yapping. You think that's not even. Making a bag, though? Good enough to get you by now?
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  My money was going to college. I mean, yeah. Yeah. That's how I pay for my first year. Oh, shit. Yeah.
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  Yo, you're really my man. That's crazy. Yeah, yeah. That's crazy. Yeah. Is that when it started popping
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  off when you changed from the renegade to yapping? Yeah. No, when I went to college, and I actually
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  started talking about, like, my life experiences or about shit that I was going through during
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  college. That's when my sister taking off because I chose, like, the hardest major. I was a biomedical
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  engineer. It was the most challenging shit up all the time. I started. So glad you did it. Fuck yeah,
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  100% bro, because I, not even on the social media said like I secure the bag, like in real life, like
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  for on some engineering shit. Like I could go ahead and get a job whenever I need to. You feel
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  me? So that's the a great part about that. But also it put me in such an uncomfortable spot where I
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  had to work to be able to do both social media and school because bro, being an engineer like you,
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  bound to have some 2 or 3 a.m. nights, just doing homework, not even studying. And you still gotta
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  study after you do your homework. You feel me? And you got class at 8 a.m. the next day. I was gonna
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  say. Because a lot of us, like our podcast, is a lot of people who kind of, like, dropped out of that
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  corporate life and started just focusing on either content or like, their own business. Do you
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  think that, like, it's important to get your education or do you think, like if you're popping
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  it, not. It, not even that, bro. It's different strokes for different folks. I say that I'll never
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  tell you how to live your life, because what I go through and what you go through is two different
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  things. But what I will say is, though, you want to secure yourself as much as possible, because with
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  the internet, somebody can say one derogatory thing about you or have one derogatory piece of
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  evidence about you, and you're just cook this over with, you know what I'm saying? So for me, I grew up,
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  my parents were kind of pushing me to educate myself, not even in like, academia, but in real life.
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  Like, bro, go look for knowledge. Go look for what you actually believe about in real life. Fuck what
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  everybody else got going on. What are your interests? What do you feel like doing with your
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  life? You feel what I'm saying. And up until about like 9 or 10 months ago, I wanted to be an
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  engineer. That's what I prepared my whole life for. I was always good at math. I thought like, damn, I
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  just graduated with a bachelor's degree. Let me go ahead and be an engineer. But no, I actually enjoy
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  creating and stuff like that. So to get back to your to your point that you're saying, I think
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  that it is important to chase knowledge, whether it's inside school or outside of school. But chase
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  your dream, bro. Life is too short to be doing what you think you should be doing. You need to do what
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  you need to be doing for you and and to be able to find value in your life. So going back to the
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  point of trying to balance the school with the content I've been doing for the past three years,
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  I get the same question every time. How did you do it? I didn't, I just kind of like you. Y'all know
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  this is right. Remember that nigga was on the roof and the water was just gone and it was like, bro,
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  bro, if you take me, you take me. If you don't, you don't. Bro. I'm in a school. I'm studying for a calc
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  two exam. Back to back cigarettes outside the fresh outside the sophomore dorm I was tripping. I
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  dyed my hair on some Cisco shit. I did that drunk my man really mad bro. I had this a couple of
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  years earlier too, but on on some real shit though, it's like, bro, I was really just going with the
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  flow of things until I found a balance and I say I found a balance late. Like like I would say
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  junior year where it's like, all right, I actually had to get a schedule. I actually had to start
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  formatting my life to the things that I needed to do. But up until then, it was like, all right, I'm
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  gonna stay up till 1:32 a.m. studying. I'm gonna leave here. The library is 24 hours. If I
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  go in there, I'm going to fall asleep on this beanbag chair and wake up for this lecture,
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  because the library is right next to College Hall, where I could go in there, go to class, come back
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  in here and study, fall asleep and do the same cycle over. And it was a period during high school
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  where I didn't touch my bed for like two weeks. I mean, the way your room was looking, you probably
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  would have been there. You feel. Me? If you need to touch. Your bed, bro. He was in the beanbag. Not even
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  that, bro. The freshman dorm flooded. Ah, I had the Jordan five Supreme. Oh. Which ones? The
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  black. The black. Ones. No no no no. Black. Red. Black. Red. Black, red. And like silver on the. On the
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  tongue. With the reflective tongue. I had the white one with the reflective tongue. So y'all really my
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  man? I fuck with you for real. This is why people be saying that when you make your videos, it feels
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  like you were on FaceTime. No, bro. I'm trying to tell you because it's real shit though. I gotta
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  relay it to you like it is, you know what I'm saying? Why do you think your audience is, like, so
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  loyal? And why do you think they always keep coming back? Like what a part. What about your
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  content, do you think? And the way you speak, uh, has people relating and feeling for more. I.
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  What's funny, that's a regular word. But I want some real shit, though. I feel like
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  it's because I'm a I stand by this, bro. It's like I'm not no superstar, bro. I'm not. No I'm not. I
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  don't see myself as an influencer or even as a content creator, bro. I'm just out here living. I'm
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  doing what I do. If you see me out in person, I'm probably the same way that you see me online. And
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  a lot of people be shocked by that. I went out shopping one day and a person came up to me. He
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  said, yo Bubba, I'm like, yo, what's up? What's going on? Deputy up. And we were just talking for like
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  five, ten minutes about sports. He's like, bro, I didn't expect you to be like this in real life.
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  I'm like, what you expected? Yeah. In fact, you want to go to this. That's like the best part of kind
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  of what we do. I don't even talk about it a lot, but just running into people who, like, generally
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  just watch what we do or like, it had the same interest. That was like my favorite part of the
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  day. Blowing my. Mind. I like. It because we're like, you really care. Bro. I talked to a dude until 4
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  a.m. from 2 to 4 a.m., about just cars outside of a bar, just facing six. Yeah. I was like, no, what I
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  like making, man. I'm going to tell you, bro. You're like, oh, I grew up with you. And I'd be like, damn, I
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  thought about. It like that. Like they was going through college at the same time we graduated
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  same time, bro. I had people in my DMs sending me pictures of a a them and a cap and gown thrown
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  their chairs in there. I'm like, damn, like, that's crazy. I didn't think about it like that. So would
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  you say biomedical engineering? Yeah. Biomedical engineer. So I think we got done with college
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  around the same time. Mhm. You just said, uh, I'm gonna just do the content. Screw the job right now.
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  No, not even that bro. I had I set myself up to where it's like all right. Because I'm not about
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  to do all four year of college, go $60,000 in debt for no reason. So I said, alright, cool. If I bip it
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  like this. Sophomore year I got an internship. Senior year after I graduated, I got an internship.
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  After that, I tried to look for co-op programs to where I could go into work one time a week or two
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  times a week, to where I could maintain and show recent job history without really committing to
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  anything. Okay, so I don't because that's my whole thing, is a lot of people sacrificed their
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  lives to get me here. Yeah, like my pop did. My mom did. My grandma did. My grandma set up a fucking
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  IRA for me before I was even born. And she was working six where she worked at Denny's. My
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  grandma was 60. Working at Denny's. Shitty ass pancakes. They did it for me, though. You fill me
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  show with the city part. Okay. We'll talk about that later, bro. Because you think it's that on
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  here. But but yeah though it's like bro, so many people have sacrificed their way of life and
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  their way of living for me to just be comfortable. And I complained about comfortability growing up
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  because I was mad at the fact that my life I didn't have to do like I lived in this house, I
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  was cool, I didn't have no friends there. I took that as a as something that was derogatory when
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  really was a blessing. You feel what I'm saying? So many people sacrificed what they had going on for
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  me to be able to get that education and for me to be able to damn near and make six figures coming
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  out of college, if what I'm saying with my engineering degree. So I didn't want that to go to
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  waste. No shit. I couldn't let my mom in the face and say, yeah, I'm about to be a content creator.
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  Knowing, damn these damn here. You feel me? Yeah. My grandma didn't even get to finish high school. And
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  then my other grandma on the other side, like her grandma waited on the Union Army to get freed
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  from slavery. So my mom was just. Yeah, bro, you got to finish college. You got to. Yeah, no matter what.
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  I gotta do that right now. And my mom was. And I made a video about that. And my mom doesn't even
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  keep up with my TikTok. I made a video about that though, and it got back to my mom and she called
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  me crying. She like, I don't know, I think. I feel
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  you're doing you, but not like mom. I was trolling like this. Just this is when I was a few big and
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  back in the day, and she was like, I had to tell her. I'm like, no, I was bullshitting. She's like. Why
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  would you lie about that? I'm like, you want to see that? That's the point of. Fucking see that. I'm
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  like, mommy, I'm sorry, but. Yeah, like ultra real shit. Like, you don't want to squander your
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  blessings at all. So even now, like, I'm looking for kind of, um, like a a co-op program to
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  where I could still keep my resume up for where one day, if I don't feel like being in front of a
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  camera, I could go back and be an engineer, whether that's like software or like a, well, an engineer,
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  which I'm kind of doing right now. But yeah. Do you have like a main goal that you like, see yourself
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  working towards now? Like a dream kind of thing. I want to be able to throw a wrench in my city, bro.
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  And I, I could I could do that now, but it's not going to be in the way that I wanted to. Like, I
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  could text niggas, yo, pull up. We don't have a day at the park. I could do that. But I want to do it
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  in a way that you're just not pulling up for an experience. You're pulling up and you're going to
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  get something out of it, whether it's book bags or back to school supplies. And I could orchestrate
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  something with with Puma or Under Armor and get some kids, some shoes or some shit like that,
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  because I think that a lot of people in my city, they don't know the impact that they got. You feel
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  me to where you can make this work and really make somebody's day, or make somebody's life and
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  change somebody's life? It's a nigga in my city. He ain't right. He'd be screaming and shit like that.
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  Clover the oven. Rooster. But I think the first time
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  he met DG, he was like, yo, the name Pontiac Mad Dog. He was like, yo, Doug. Like, I grew up watching this
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  in the third. And then they became friends and then he branched off to be something bigger. You
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  feel what I'm saying? But just imagine of you going back to your city and having that same
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  impact on somebody who could become something completely different. And I feel like in my
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  situation is different because I got the blue collar side and then I got the yo do what the
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  fuck you want and had fun side. You feel what I'm saying? I got offer. Together. You feel me? Exactly.
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  To to people in the city who, who need constant money to take care of their family or who are
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  looking for a way to express them, express themselves, create creatively, fart the do say
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  cooking. Me. The way to, uh, to express yourself creatively, to where you could do what
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  you want and not feel like a weirdo for for feeling how you feeling, doing what you want to do.
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  Was there one video in particular, like, hold on, like stuff's changing for me? No,
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  because I have one video in particular. Well, I, um, when I got to college, I had never had that
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  much access to food before. It was like one meal swipe all you can eat. Yo. Was it like you was
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  taking it back to your dorm? It was just like what I eat in a day. And then someone posted it on
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  Twitter and they got like 50 million views. I don't want to talk about what the comments was
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  saying. But. Like after that I was like, hold on. Yeah, he could do something. I'm not making bread.
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  Maybe I don't need to get this internship this summer. Yeah. Now mom's a supporter, though. Yeah, she
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  was supportive. That's a good. Jump. Yeah. Um, I don't think it was no particular video
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  that kind of, um. Well, I, um, I don't know, it's hard to say because I
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  don't really be worried about, like, shit that I did before. And you don't really know at the
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  moment until until after the fact. So. Yeah. So I would say I think I made a video in college about
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  like, my pop was spinning because I was trying to make games in my dorm in the just, it was spinning
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  for like, like rapidly. Like I didn't. Even seen. That jump barrel. I went to the bathroom, I took
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  bro, I ain't gonna lie. I took a mean drunk because I came back from the dining hall. I was drawn to
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  the dining hall. Me and Troy know about that dining hall, but that one meal. You can stay in
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  there for five hours. I know you know the college. Yeah. College of Charleston, South Carolina. Yo, yo,
• 20:52
  my yo, my bro. My dad was born in Charleston, South Carolina. I love that city, bro. He was born in
• 20:59
  Charleston, South Carolina. He went to Texas. I mean, to North Carolina. A.A. And then he moved back to
• 21:04
  Charlotte, South Carolina. I mean, Charlotte, North Carolina. Yeah. It's crazy. Yeah. It's cool. It's
• 21:10
  great. Now you're up in North Carolina or South Carolina. I think I've been to North Carolina for
• 21:14
  a tournament. Oh, cool. That's great. Two best cities you've ever been to in your life. Best food too.
• 21:18
  You should go, for sure. But yeah, though, um, I don't really see, like, I feel like every. I feel like
• 21:24
  people that even know me now or, like, see me out in public. They know me for different shit. So it's
• 21:28
  hard to even say. What was that? One moment? Like, some people know me for the shit I do with the
• 21:32
  Eagles or me yelling about the Eagles. All right, let's rephrase it then. Was there like, um, a brand
• 21:36
  deal or something that came in here? Like, this is life changing because I just seen you. I think I
• 21:40
  just seen you on some knives. I Think I seen you DoorDash. I think I see you. I ain't a lot grown up.
• 21:46
  Majority of my bread that I got from brand deals was going either tourist, my education or going
• 21:52
  back towards my crib because, bro, I lived in this like in, uh, Philadelphia. We got a lot of
• 21:58
  historically owned houses, and depending on how you could finance it, you could live in one of
• 22:03
  those historically owned houses, um, for like a small mortgage, you know what I'm saying? Or
• 22:10
  depending on how you how you fix it, whatever the fuck you got going on. My parents had moved into
• 22:15
  that when we had moved from West Philly to where we lived at in Roxborough, Charlotte, Roxborough. By
• 22:19
  the way, the crib was fucked up. We moved in there like the ceilings was fucked up, like the basement
• 22:24
  was always flooded. It was something wrong with the pipes. So majority of my bread was either
• 22:28
  going to my schooling, we or was going back to my crib to help fix it up. So
• 22:35
  I guess even seeing that bread, it wasn't even like I was using all that cheese to
• 22:42
  whether it was to, to, um, increase my, my lifestyle or none of that shit. Like I probably didn't start
• 22:48
  making like, real bread to like I say, like two. Like I said, like last year for a for a, I
• 22:55
  started making like, real cheese the same. But then like that, bro, when that shit get real,
• 23:02
  it get real because you get an agency, right? Yeah. And then the agency would be like, yeah, we got
• 23:06
  something coming up for you, which I'm like, oh shit, I'm ready to work with Snipes. They're like,
• 23:10
  no, we're not going to take it yet. I'm like, damn. Y'all niggas dumb? What are you talking about? It's
• 23:17
  nice that your shoe store. Let's go ahead and do that. You're like, no, I ain't not offering you
• 23:21
  enough yet. I'm like, damn, I'm how much bread they offer? They tell you the number. I'm like, bro, I'm
• 23:25
  about to kill all y'all niggas. Listen, it's definitely super weird in the beginning, bro.
• 23:30
  Because. I. Never even. Heard of a brand new. It's like, on my mind. I didn't know that was the thing.
• 23:33
  I didn't know an agent existed either, because I was like, wow, I need someone to tell me how to
• 23:37
  make a video. So I was saying, my homie put me on and I was like, wow. Red. Will you be making your
• 23:42
  videos? Are they planned or are you just thinking about them? They start recording. You even know I'm
• 23:45
  not gonna hold you. And I stopped smoking since then. But in college, bro, I used to hit the yard
• 23:51
  after I did my homework and shit. Right after I studied all that, I'm like, damn, I got a little
• 23:54
  break. I hit the earth. My mind didn't stop turning the bro. I got notes in my phone from back and
• 23:59
  like, shit 2020 bro. I just think about shit that happened through my life or like shit
• 24:06
  that happened recently. But then. And then later I record that nigga. I said what I said a couple
• 24:12
  walking barefoot on the trail. I left my I left my earrings in Liberia, the back of Spencers.
• 24:19
  Um, what are you saying? These one liners are crazy. Bro. Returning a
• 24:26
  mac. Uh, Skinwalkers. Um, asking God for forgiveness. Don't ask me for shit, bitch.
• 24:33
  Uh, dark, dark rules. I've never been down my coach, but he had a mike Tyson accent. Like shit like
• 24:39
  that, bro. They said shit that you think about or like, um, shit that you might situations that you
• 24:44
  found yourself in in the past. I just feel like, damn, let me go talk about this today. And that's I
• 24:49
  feel like that's just how that's just how I made the killing for real. I'm telling you, I feel you
• 24:53
  in a FaceTime. You know, real shit, bro. No no, no. If y'all are actually trying to make content, just
• 24:59
  act like you're on FaceTime talking to your homies. No, no funny shit though, bro. Open the
• 25:02
  camera and talk to the phone for 45 minutes. It's going to be something you said in there. That's
• 25:06
  good. That's somebody's gonna love it or something. Otherwise, you do it all in one take, or you kind
• 25:09
  of. I ain't gonna lie, bro. Up until, like, four months ago, I actually started. No, that don't sound
• 25:16
  right. Let me delete that joke. I didn't say it right. And let me do it again. And then I'll do it
• 25:19
  again and I'll be like, all right, or I'll do it at a different time. Because I feel like before, like
• 25:25
  the the spontaneity of all this shit that I was doing, I felt like it was hitting because it was
• 25:28
  it happened right then and there, like I was going through shit at 2 a.m., I posted at 2 a.m., like,
• 25:33
  and that's just how I felt. That's just how I went about it. But now I feel like as you get into like,
• 25:38
  doing branded shit. It's like, damn, no, I actually want this shit to look good. Or I might want this
• 25:43
  shit to look a certain way. So I catch traction with these boots from the military 1960s. It's a
• 25:48
  great guy, bro. But, yeah, no answer. Real shit. Like, I feel like the more, the deeper
• 25:55
  you. It's kind of like getting a job, bro. Do you ever go back and be like, I shouldn't have posted
• 25:59
  that. Fuck no. Real? No, I mean, I ain't I ain't been saying nothing crazy. I mean, I, I might have
• 26:06
  called like, yeah, I might have called my mom a bitch or something like that by accident because
• 26:11
  at the time, like, bro, it. No, I mean, it's not crazy because everybody goes through, you know, everybody
• 26:15
  go through what they go through with their parents. Mommy, if you see this, I'm sorry, but like
• 26:19
  your mom, do something. You should take your PSP or your, like. Mom. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like,
• 26:24
  God, you can't be saying that. Your mom like not saying I call my mama. This is my grenade. Like I'm
• 26:28
  saying, like when I was in the store from when I was a young boy or some shit like that, I might
• 26:31
  have said something like that, but yeah, I don't. I try to, my mom said, like, if you say something and
• 26:37
  you think it's going to be disrespectful, or you think you could hurt somebody's feelings, don't
• 26:40
  say it. So I never talk about somebody in a in a sense that I hurt their feelings or mess up their
• 26:46
  way of life. But I'm gonna let you know this. I'm gonna tell you how I feel. You feel what I'm
• 26:52
  saying? I feel like I'm saying if you. Mhm. Yeah. It's not there. It's not there. But.
• 26:59
  Yeah. Not for real. Like it's a, it's a, it's a strict border between authenticity and hurting
• 27:05
  somebody's feelings. Do you think your content, the way people view it they can draw some
• 27:11
  misconceptions about you. Do you think they're not true? No. Because I think sometimes people think
• 27:17
  I'm an idiot. Well, my homie, uh, shout out with me, by the way. Uh, I had a real in-depth conversation
• 27:23
  with him. He like, bro, people don't know how bright you are and how actual, like, how smart you are. And
• 27:28
  I said, good, bro. I would love to keep it that way, because the moment that people think that you're
• 27:32
  smart, the more people start to rely on what you say. I don't want nobody to realize. I don't want
• 27:36
  nobody to rely and or have so much, um, impact from what I say. Because I'm
• 27:42
  human. I might say the wrong shit. What about those young bulls that don't got someone in their life
• 27:47
  that got a good head on their shoulders? I'm gonna give you the blame, bro. I'm not a good role model
• 27:51
  because I'm one of them niggas, bro. But rap like I like, like you said, like the same way the demons
• 27:55
  got it. I could be misguided in my own thought, so I can't. I can't say that what I say is right and
• 27:59
  or wrong. All I expect from you is to watch what I do. Take notes from it. Be like, damn, he could have
• 28:06
  did this. Or I think that he could have did this. And you take that and apply it to your own life. I
• 28:10
  want people from whether I'm telling a story, whether I'm doing a brand deal or whether I'm
• 28:14
  whatever the fuck I'm doing, I want y'all to look at what I'm doing and say, how can I apply this to
• 28:18
  my own life? How can I take these lessons in the fight in my way? Now, mind you, Moses, should I be
• 28:23
  saying be random and out the way? But it's it's something that you could take from this, that
• 28:29
  could say, oh, maybe I need to look up. Maybe I need to look at the good in a certain situation or
• 28:32
  something like that. I mean, I like from how are we talking? You're funny as shit, right? Like we all
• 28:38
  know that. But you could feel like the amount of love and, like, humbleness you have towards other
• 28:44
  people from the way you grew up. Yeah. And I know you talked about wanting to give back to the
• 28:49
  community, like, besides the followers and the views. Is there something you've
• 28:56
  accomplished throughout this that you like are really proud of? Yes, bro. And I was just talking to
• 29:02
  my mom about I cry out on the phone with her earlier like two days ago because I was at the
• 29:07
  gym. Like, we were just hooping, like me and my brother and my other homie missed her shout out.
• 29:10
  Missed her. Um, we was hooping and I didn't know, but I'm looking around the court and it's just
• 29:16
  all these little kids, like, from the summer camp, just watching this hoop. And I'm like, damn, like, do
• 29:21
  I got a hold of my ass or something? Like, why are you just looking at me like they got their
• 29:25
  cameras out and shit like that? And I'm like, no, they're looking at me like, so we finished hooping.
• 29:30
  I'm walking out there like, damn, bro. Like, I didn't know you hoop here. Like, God, get a picture and
• 29:34
  that really, it warms my heart up because I feel like people don't know that I'm a regular person.
• 29:41
  Like I really be out at two, am going to bars, chilling and having a great time with the homies.
• 29:46
  Or you might see me at the library. I see me at the library and say, I didn't know you read like
• 29:51
  talk about what you're like, bro. And I went to fucking, um, I went to a cafe. I got something to
• 29:55
  eat. I went out to eat, I was on a date. Somebody saw me and said, oh, shit. Like I didn't know you
• 30:00
  really be on dates. I'm like, bro. Yes, like I do regular shit. I'm a regular person. I'm no dude
• 30:05
  doesn't. Know you from being. On the internet. Tell the. Stories. I'm no better than you, bro. I'm no
• 30:09
  different than you. I go out, I take a shit, I wipe my ass and it's stink. Like, you know what I'm
• 30:12
  saying? Like it's no better than anybody else than what they got going on. So yeah, bro, I feel like
• 30:17
  that's the best thing is, like, people seeing me in everyday activities and being like, yeah, bro, I
• 30:22
  fuck with you. You're a great guy. And I could, I could have the type of personality that I got to
• 30:27
  be like, yeah, bro, I appreciate you. And I could give a a hug. You feel what I'm saying? A lot of
• 30:31
  niggas. Are you going for the the cross dealt with the hug. A lot of niggas are getting you too stiff
• 30:37
  on. Nah fuck that. I'm letting the hand going. I'm wrapping you around like, yo, what's up Nick, I love
• 30:41
  you. Oh, bro, you know what I'm saying? I feel like that's the best part of it all, is showing the
• 30:46
  humility of somebody who could be in the spotlight, but still be a regular person. Bro, I
• 30:50
  feel like you take a lot of growth from your life and the people around you. Would you have anything
• 30:57
  to say or nothing to say at all to you? Let's say before all this happened. Yeah bro, stop doing dumb
• 31:03
  shit like where we're at. I feel like I did something. Oh my God, bro. Like, I feel like a lot of
• 31:09
  people see the growth, but a lot of people don't see the bumps in the in the, the self
• 31:15
  discouragement and the self-sabotage in the the amounts of harm you could do when you don't have
• 31:22
  your head straight. Yeah. Like you can affect like like we all know like in the shit that we do. We
• 31:27
  can affect the, the outcome of what somebody might do tomorrow. Yeah. And they might see you do a
• 31:31
  backflip on social media. Be like, yo, let me try to do a backflip, break his neck and die. You see what
• 31:35
  I'm saying? Awesome rap though. I know it's a real shit. So it's like, bro, I don't want what I
• 31:41
  do to harm nobody, and I don't want what I do to to defer nobody from doing nothing. So if I could
• 31:48
  tell my younger self or, or my past hope when things stop doing dumb shit, bro, don't get in
• 31:53
  nobody else's way. Focus on yourself and do great because other people is looking up at you. Bro bro
• 31:58
  rant. 20 years from now, what do you want people to remember about you? And I was a fly ass nigga. You
• 32:05
  feel me like shit. That's like and that bro. Because we all know fires all encompassing, bro.
• 32:11
  It's the way you walk the shit that you do. And the people that you hang with. You feel me like I
• 32:15
  hang around all dope niggas. You feel me? As you see on the drop out podcast. You feel. The shirt.
• 32:20
  We're we're a very, very renowned group of flying niggas. And we do fly things, you understand me? But
• 32:26
  even that it's like I want people to see the people that I'm hanging with, see the shit that
• 32:29
  I'm dude and say, dude, that's that's some fly that shit. Like he doing what he what he want to do and
• 32:33
  what he's supposed to do. And that's what I want people to remember. Yes, cuz, bro, we're not fucking
• 32:38
  politicians. We're not shit. Most of us, not even influencers for most of us, are just out here
• 32:44
  doing shit. Yeah, you told me so. It's like, bro, I want people to see him and be like, damn, he was
• 32:48
  fly. I want to be on some shit. He was on you feel me? Yeah. So you really asked for it in these days.
• 32:53
  I think, uh, I think Miles got a couple of things. Yeah. We're gonna jump into this segment we call
• 32:57
  rapid fire. No, hesi. I'ma shoot
• 33:04
  some questions at you. You gotta answer it. No, hesi. Nothing too crazy, you know? Just just. Oh, shit. Yeah.
• 33:11
  Put those on. Those aren't real quick. I'm not done yet. Oh, fuck. Yeah. Put the hair. Up. Yeah. She.
• 33:16
  Chamorro. Nora. Nora. Lauren. The body. Type. Bro. First things first. What? The name Bubba come
• 33:22
  from my mommy. My, my, the real thing is Bubba's with a s no matter what type of format is
• 33:29
  in. I'm her. I'm a bubba. That's my shit. So, uh, what? I think that, um, my
• 33:36
  homie at the time we was out, we was whooping, and he wanted to embarrass me, and he called me Bubba,
• 33:40
  and he was like, yo, who the fuck is that? And it was me, obviously. And I was. We would didn't mind
• 33:46
  you this around the time that, um, niggas was wearing the, um, Josh Christopher shorts. Yeah, yeah.
• 33:53
  Took me. To the Tucker. To the. SDS and the Atticus. So I got no shirt on with the Josh Christopher's
• 33:59
  on getting called Bubba and they like, they called me BBL Bubba. The you follow me cause I was
• 34:04
  squatting like four for 15 at the time. Shit was chunky and gold, so it was really like it was
• 34:11
  on that. Uh, next question was junkie. Um, what's your favorite Philly, uh, slang?
• 34:20
  Oh, I only got one, bro. If you if you went for a buck, you went for a million. You feel me? I like
• 34:26
  all of them the same or. Mm, I gotta go, dickhead. Like a know. Posse.
• 34:33
  Yeah. You gotta. You gotta say posse with a certain twang. Like you gotta mean it. Um. A
• 34:39
  hundred racks or the Eagles and 70 Sixers both win. Same year. Eagles at 76. Both win. Cause I'm
• 34:46
  gonna keep it to being bro. If they both were in the same year, I might run up a hundred rep. Oh, and
• 34:50
  that would be easy. Think about that, though. You feel me going, bro? Nah. Damn. Yeah, that's a no
• 34:55
  brainer. Yeah. They both will save your brother. Blow the city up. Yeah. Oh, fireworks.
• 35:02
  Um, uh, who's winning a one v one? You were Troy. Me 100%. And Troy should say the same thing. He should
• 35:08
  say himself as well. Uh, after that 415, he said he was going for 15. Yeah. Back in. I worry about none
• 35:15
  of that. I'm not gonna. Go. We gonna figure it out right after this. Actually, immediately after in
• 35:19
  this shirt, I don't think. I've had to do is do say. In water. You should have. Said. I was off the deuce
• 35:25
  last night. Giving them. Anyway. Boom. Okay. What? Uh, if your friends had to describe you in three
• 35:30
  words, what would they use? Uh, sexy, handsome and intellectual. I think that's it for the
• 35:37
  questions I got. That's it for the questions. Y'all got no more speed questions, Troy. Oh, no, I got some.
• 35:42
  He's got his own segment. I'm gonna say I'm fucking with these, though I ain't gonna. Oh, he got
• 35:45
  his own segment. Yeah. Okay. The last time you took a trip down memory lane.
• 35:53
  I'm gonna pass you like a like a failed test. Just let me know what's going on here. All right. So
• 35:59
  cool. So if I could show this picture to the camera. All right, so, Pete Vecna was in the back. We
• 36:04
  fucked him up earlier because we just finished watching Stranger Things. He was on some. Oh, no.
• 36:07
  This is the Demogorgon. Cooked. The Demogorgon put him in the headlock, throwing him down on the
• 36:12
  ground, stomped him out, and then I might have actually set him on fire because this was the one
• 36:17
  that I did not have no heat, so we needed the cardboard on top of that, a nigga in the chat, I
• 36:22
  think they called. I think they called me Cleo from Set It Off. Or they might have called me a
• 36:27
  stud and or a lesbian, So obviously I whipped out the Nerf guns and I said, yo, if you got an issue
• 36:32
  with me, see about me and I could shoot you in real life, we could really get it down. You know
• 36:36
  what I'm saying, bro? That we got one more. We got a few more. We got a few. What was going on right
• 36:41
  there? I. I ain't gonna hold you, bro.
• 36:48
  How? Do I know I can hold you once a
• 36:55
  month? Like my drafts is worse than prior. Like a young woman in.
• 37:02
  Watch out, watch out. Words here. Oh, yeah. Know for sure? My TikTok drafts are worse than like a woman
• 37:08
  in high school. Like just posting. Like just creating all these TikToks but not posting them. I
• 37:14
  probably got 345 drafts of me just humping the air to different various TikTok sounds. Because
• 37:21
  that's what we do, bro. We get humping. You feel what I'm saying? You might gotta drop a little. You
• 37:25
  can. Chain. Yeah, you can tell. Me, bro. I was a dollar boy, bro. Now, I was a Czech boy. We had the dollar
• 37:31
  boys and the Czech boys. The Czech boys was kind of like, ah. You got to break that down because
• 37:35
  they don't know what. So listen. Dollar Boys, it's a dance group around what I would say like the
• 37:40
  early 20 tens, um, in Philadelphia and then, uh, off of the Dollar Boys, another dance group had formed
• 37:47
  called the Czech Boys. The Czech boys, in my opinion, was the better tankers, but the the dollar
• 37:53
  boys had the cultural influence. Shout out DB Woody, shout out everybody over there. You feel
• 37:57
  what I'm saying? But the Czech boys, I don't know, it was just more a roar bro. And they sweat suits
• 38:02
  was way harder in my opinion. That's just how I feel. But yeah, the I was a Czech, I wasn't I wasn't
• 38:07
  really a Czech boy like I was a, I was a, I was I put myself down with the game like, you know how
• 38:12
  they got Bloods and Crips in New York. You just like affiliated. I was like, no, not even I wasn't
• 38:16
  affiliated. I was like through the screen, like, you know how people with little dirt over the phone
• 38:20
  like, yeah, I'm otf. That's how I felt. I was a Czech boy, bro. So can you tell me? Yeah. Ryan.
• 38:27
  Why why why why are you. Why are you doing bro like that?
• 38:35
  Can I pop it real quick? Fucking Detroit Lions, all right. Fuck! Fuck! Y'all fucking suck. No, no.
• 38:43
  No! Turkey! No! If you can't listen, slide that. Listen, when we see y'all this show, we see y'all
• 38:49
  this year first round. Cuz we probably gonna be like what? We probably gonna be like third, second,
• 38:53
  third seed. I'ma keep it to me. We might actually see the Pistons. We're going. Whoop y'all ass. Oh my
• 38:57
  god Jalen Darren. What are y'all the kid ones. Not even crazy like that bro. What am I doing in this
• 39:03
  situation? Nothing. Cuz you see this picture? This could have been truly. In. His ear. So? So I'm
• 39:09
  guessing this was the best day of your life right here. Primal war cry. So I'm guessing that's the
• 39:13
  best day of your life. Y'all got a lot of evidence, bruh. We do this for, like, eighth grade, man. How'd
• 39:19
  that feel? Fuck. I play it black and white, so it seems more nostalgic. I ain't going
• 39:26
  over to first things first. Everybody watches women's sports. By the way. Y'all see this shirt? Uh,
• 39:31
  nah. This is, like, every Sunday for me. Hey, this is my cousin. You ain't got it. I feel like everyone
• 39:36
  say that. That's because, you know how many people told me. Baby face right there, cousin. That's
• 39:40
  different, though, because they probably is because of Flint. Smaller shit. I ain't going. Well, he's
• 39:43
  from Detroit, right? You're from Detroit? Yeah, I might say he from. Detroit, but everyone. Just said
• 39:46
  that's a that's baby face. Oh, that's baby face. Um, yeah. Baby face. Yeah, I forgot, but yeah, a lot of
• 39:51
  this is really my cousin, though. For real. You could see it in the biceps. And the biceps. You
• 39:56
  don't see it. You just got. You just not looking. Yeah, I got, like, we got matching Cubans on in this
• 40:01
  picture. I just took my eyes because, you know, that's big cousin. He. You know, he live with a
• 40:05
  snatch. The camera. You learn. You learn this from your cousin. What did I learn from my cousin? Right
• 40:10
  here? No. I'm gonna keep it to be. Um, you know, when you're in the dorms, it comes down. It sometimes
• 40:17
  get a little clogged up in that dorm. This is just some some indoor yoga. Do what I'm saying. So this
• 40:22
  all clogged up beginning in the dorm. Keep it a bean. Keep it up.
• 40:30
  Yo, yo. We're back for this one. Hand on that. One hand on front on, bro. No real shit. Yo,
• 40:37
  no funny shit, though. I'm not gonna hold you. This whole outfit I stole out of my homies dorm
• 40:42
  because I had threw up on my clothes was at a dirty. Um, he was at a dirty. Yo. Shout out
• 40:48
  Pittsburgh, bro. Shout out the whole south side of Pittsburgh. I was at a dirty in Pittsburgh. Bro, I'm
• 40:53
  not gonna hold you. Cut water stone cold Steve Austin. Do you think possible? Huh? Do you think
• 40:59
  possible, bro? What? No. Henny. Henny cutty. Anything possible? We both know we were throwing the Henny
• 41:04
  shooters in the cuddy and going birds. You gotta be a leader. Nah, bro, it's not, though. It's bad for
• 41:09
  your liver, but it's good for a liver. You feel what I'm saying? Oh. You feel what I'm saying, bro?
• 41:15
  I'm trying to tell you, bro. We was going crazy back then, but people don't know. Southside in
• 41:19
  Pittsburgh is like a strip. Like a. 4 or 5 mile strip. And I was, uh, I was right
• 41:26
  off campus from Southside. So I ran back the south side because I forgot that I had a final due that
• 41:31
  same day. So I ran back, submitted the final, threw up on my clothes, changed this. This is my homies
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  cardigan. Do you think possible? You feel what I'm saying? I never I've never done that type of
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  cardio in my life. Oh, bro. Yo, Nick Blaha. He probably stood on no. To this day, I did steal your
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  cardigan and your sweatpants. God bless your heart, bro. Oh, my. God, you said your message to Nick. You
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  explain those images. Why don't you just tell the viewers your lasting words, what you want them to
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  know? Damn, it's over with. Yeah. It's over. Well. Sorry I blew it up.
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  I'm gonna give you all four things. Five things? It's five finger discount. Prioritize yourself, but
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  never forget about your family. Never forget about what you need to do in order to be sustainable.
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  But never forget about what's right. And also, Last thing. Get a fucking bucket, bro. There's a lot of
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  non bucket getting ass niggas out here, bro. I'm not fucking with that regret, bro. And getting
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  buckets is not just on the court. It's a part of life, bro. Get buckets and don't listen. And don't
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  don't get a bucket and show and get a stat sheet like this. Your stats is already recorded up there,
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  bro. You don't got. You don't got it. You don't gotta show your niggas your buckets. You just
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  gotta show them that you get buckets. You know what I'm saying? Don't come on the court with some
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  with some shitty shit. Come on. They're looking flying, doing what you're supposed to do. You know
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  what I'm saying? I'm going to pick you up and you're going to get your shot. It's not even about
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  basketball, but it's about basketball. Mm. I'm looking a little cross at it right now. Throw the
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  shades out. Yeah. Well, I appreciate you coming out even though it's a little later. Listen, o. Keep
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  your GPA yet. Call your mom and tell her you love her. Okay. Call your grandma. If you ain't, talk to
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  her in a minute. My grandma. Tell her I tell her. I appreciate you for going what you did in the 70s
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  and in the 60s. You feel what I'm saying? If your grandma. I'm young and 40 years old. Tell her to
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  holla at me. But outside of that. Um. Work hard. Stay honest,
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  and, um, somebody's always watching you, bro. So keep your eye out on bro. You're good eye.
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  Y'all like that? But with that. Oh, bro, I appreciate you having no problem, bro. Once again, thank you,
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  Bubba, for pulling up all the way through state lines. Um, Thursdays at noon, eastern Standard Time,
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  working finest. YouTube, Spotify, apple Podcasts. You know where to be. Uh huh.
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  Okay. Listen, guess what? These people that's doing great things, bro. Great insight. A whole bunch of
• 43:58
  good stuff going on. Don't fool yourself and not tap in, because if you're not tapped in, you can't
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  lock in. If you're not locked in, you're bound to fall off. If you fold them saying do what you're
• 44:06
  supposed to do and lock in with the triple lock. Duo of the year. Mm. Thursdays at noon eastern time.
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  Be there be square deuces.