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Turnbuckles N Stogies · Military Broadcast Radio | MBR Talk

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  of any entities. Turnbuckles and stogies.
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  Yo, what is up? What is up yo?
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  Happy. Sunday.
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  Another Sunday with your favorite Hostess with the
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  mostess. Not my dad.
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  I'm doing a REST. Of my I like it, I said.
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  Hey. On the Brooklyn News.
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  We're not in Brooklyn, so we're in upstate New York and Dutchess
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  County. I'm originally from Raucous.
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  I guess you guys don't know each other that well.
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  What is up? What is up?
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  What is up? Yo, this is the host with the
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  iTunes, Spotify, Facebook, Everywhere you go you see.
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  It would you be on the lookout for Spotify because it should be
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  updated in the next. I would say between before this
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  episode airs and by the time this episode airs next week on
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  the 25th, which you guys will already that'll be this day.
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  It should all be updated. I'm I know I'm behind.
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  I apologize bear with me. I'm one man.
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  I can only do so. Much time how to do it and I'm
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  retarded and yeah but. Don't know how because it's
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  it's, it's a lot more complicated than it looks, but
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  that's OK. That's OK, it's OK, it's OK, OK.
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  It's 'cause I'm here, it's OK, but I'm going to actually smoke
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  something I haven't smoked, which by the time this airs, I
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  probably have smoked it again and I know I'm no, no next week.
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  I know I'm behind. Well, I know I'm behind on this
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  line. This is because this is going to
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  air on the 20. Yeah, but next week, Next week.
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  Well, no, this is going to air on the 25th.
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  So this would be, oh, this would.
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  Be the. Week.
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  The week after so. So you.
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  Suck this if you if you didn't so watch this.
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  No, they'll see it on the 18th, but if you didn't see last
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  week's episode, go back and watch that and see what we got.
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  But I know I'm behind on this line.
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  That's OK. No, the the EP Carrillo the the
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  yes, yes, the allegiance which and by.
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  The way next Wednesday, turnbuckle Stogie's pod.
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  Will be well, this would have actually already aired after
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  that, so it would have happened already all.
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  Right. So I'll shut up right now.
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  So we would have been in. Living in New Jersey with Chazz
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  Parmesan. Yes poorly.
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  LGC cigars. Make sure you order from them.
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  I man the myth, the legend. Matty freaking fucking rocks.
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  So on that note, guys, I guess I will let you do the introduction
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  because our guest is here. My main man, y'all know my man.
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  If y'all don't know this dude, y'all ain't into hip hop.
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  I'm going to tell y'all motherfuckers that right now.
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  All I'm going to say is yo, the bridge is over.
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  You know what I mean? My man.
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  MC Shane in the house. One second because they got this
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  all. The interview of the week is
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  brought to you by Jersey Mike's A Sum above.
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  No. And there he is, ladies and
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  gentlemen. Ladies and gentlemen, my man MC
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  Shan, what is? What is God girl?
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  What's happening? What's going on?
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  Player, you already know me. I'm happy.
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  I woke up this morning, you know, I got a whistle.
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  Listen. Listen, my brother, you know I
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  got a whistle, you hear me? Hey, a whiff of a day Keep the
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  doctor away. Two or three don't hurt.
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  So Shan, so tell, tell us, tell us about when you got started in
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  the hip hop game. Back early, it was like, you
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  know, that was the new music for us.
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  We didn't have that. We listened to our mother's
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  music back then. And so when hip hop came along,
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  everybody that was a teenager, just like the teenagers.
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  Music today is not our music. Facts So you mute you took
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  yourself off cuz. No, he's not even here.
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  He. He walked inside.
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  I think he hit the button. Oh damn, get him back.
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  I can't get him back. He's got to get him back.
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  He's going to laugh. Well, he'll be back.
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  Guys, you got to understand. We owe Geez, we don't understand
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  this new technology. Listen, I'm personally today,
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  I'm just here for the ride. But MC Shane.
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  This is This is this is more for him.
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  I'm I'm here for the ride today. Look, that was because I didn't
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  like my lighting and it's too much background noise outside,
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  so I came so. Let's get back to Let's get back
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  to when you started with D Nice and all of cats.
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  Well, we just used to do this for fun.
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  It wasn't even about about when we learnt that we could make
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  money. That was a total different ball
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  game. So we were having fun, making
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  money, doing what we loved. But when hip hop came around and
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  just became our music and I just happened to step in out of time,
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  that was right for me. Roxanne Shantae put me on,
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  right? And so she took, when she was
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  the biggest thing around the world, she was taking me on too.
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  So I was being exposed to the world before I even had a record
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  up, right? I remember that.
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  I remember that. I remember I remember Roxanne
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  Chante came up to wheels and Yonkers and I was you know, I
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  was like you. I'm an OG.
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  So I was one of them cast that just hung out there, you know,
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  and I was I was hanging out with the owner of the place.
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  He goes yo come hang out with us.
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  I said man, I'm not. He goes come and hang out with
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  us. We hanging out with Roxanne
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  Chante, bro, we sitting there, it's like, it's like even when I
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  was hanging out with Heavy D and them cats, you know?
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  It's a good time. It wasn't.
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  It wasn't about being stuck up star, we were just having fun.
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  You know, she even put on some roller skates.
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  So, so, So tell me how you came up with your biggest hit, which
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  is to me. And I had to play it for him.
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  This is my son, the bridge. What's up nephew?
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  You good all along? How are you?
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  I woke up today, nephew, and you should be glad that's that's
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  what I. Said Every day I wake up, I'm
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  good. I can't beat on the.
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  Ground woke up and he got a snizzle.
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  There you go. Look check this out.
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  It's better be seen than viewed. So how'd you come up with the
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  bridges over? I didn't come up with the
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  bridges over Christie. I came up with the bridge, right
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  the bridge and I was like everybody, every No, don't worry
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  about that. The the the bridge wasn't the
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  first song that represented just the hood before me.
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  Everybody was talking about I'm from Brooklyn, from Bronx, I'm
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  from Queens, I'm from this. Then I came in.
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  It's like, yo, I'm from Queens Bridge and that was a tape for
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  two years in Queens Bridge because we didn't think nobody
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  else around the world wanted to hear about our projects.
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  So that tape circulated in Queens Bridge for two years.
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  And for all of you list all of the people that's on your joint,
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  they probably going to talk about Chief.
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  But I have some because, you know, that's my favorite joke,
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  you know what I'm saying? So I'll be I'll be happy to pull
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  them out and clack them for you if you like.
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  You know, you know, you know. What I'm saying?
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  Every time on Instagram I see somebody say you got all this
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  money once you get teeth. I'm like, yo, once you once you
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  mind your business. The motherfucker's older than
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  you. But I got teeth though.
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  That's the. Freaking problem.
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  You don't wear the player look. I don't understand.
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  Play. This is what we do.
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  We do what we want to do, not what they want us to do, you
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  heard. Right and see now look, never
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  say yes when you really want to say no.
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  We we reached that stage of our life.
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  I don't have to do anything. You can talk about how broke I
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  am and what not. Just my kids toys will make you
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  think, Oh, let me shut up. You know what I'm saying?
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  They'd like to talk that. And sometimes I got demons, Yo,
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  I'm never going to be 100% pure. Why?
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  Because I need 2% demon to deal with these people out here.
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  My demons are called stupid, an idiot, because you know, we have
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  to leave something. Because if you're too, if you're
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  100%, ha ha ha, you'll let somebody slap me in the face and
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  you'll forgive them. You'll let them take your money,
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  more money. You know what I'm saying?
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  Somebody slapped me in the face. They better call it Doctor.
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  So So when Roxanne Chante asked you to go on tour with her, what
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  was your like? How did you?
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  Like how the hell yeah, Hell yeah.
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  What do you mean? I was working a job, right?
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  Making $120.00 a week working with my grandfather.
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  I went out on wait one weekend. I saw I was on stage for what?
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  How long is Molly scratched 5 minutes.
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  I made $400.00 for singing one song.
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  All that job stuff was over. You could tell I don't got no
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  calluses. The only work that I do is the
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  work that I want to do. OK, so that right there was like
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  an awakening. Like what?
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  I can go train this and get this much.
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  Yeah, it's like I just spent 5 minutes out in front of these
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  people and make quadruple what I just made to work really hard.
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  Am I going to go there or am I going to do this?
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  I think this sounds better. Who is your?
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  Blessed I'll fight myself the next Monday so I.
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  Said I'm. Fired myself next.
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  Monday I like that and look and check this out.
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  The foreman who used to be on my back and kind of dislike me
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  right? He used to drive a maximum when
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  Maximus first came out. You remember the square Maximus?
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  You know I'm saying he used to drive one of those right?
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  Like a month and 1/2 after I quit myself flying myself, I
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  came back driving a fucking Audi.
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  He couldn't believe it. So now he looking at me like
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  hell. How?
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  Yeah. First thing you said is you
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  dealing drugs. Yeah, well, that's OK.
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  The next thing he knew that I was on a famous guy on TV and
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  all. Kind of with records and all of
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  that. And so all of that he's selling
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  drugs went right out the window. Everybody in the factory where I
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  worked at knew what I was doing and knew, well, you know what
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  I'm saying? So was no way that he was
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  oblivious to the fact that I wasn't a drug dealer.
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  So tell me when you signed your first record deal, who is that
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  with and how did how does that how does that work to sign a
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  record deal like they front you money or do?
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  You. That depends on situation.
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  Nowadays they don't furnish you no money, but back then they
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  would let you run up a check and then tell you you unrecouped.
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  You know what I'm saying? That lets you run up a check,
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  right? You owe them money back at let's
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  say $0.25 a record, right? They didn't made 18,000,000 off
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  of your albums because you're paying $250,000 back, $0.50 at a
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  time because that's all you could get per record, right?
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  So you never recoup. But they made millions and
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  millions and millions of dollars before you ever steal dime.
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  Wow. Wow, that's a lot of.
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  Artists have said over the years they used to, you know, 300,000
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  up front for a music video and then you got to make, like you
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  said, you got to pay that money back at the end of it.
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  Right. And back when we used to start
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  this, yo, we were new. Oh, we can have limousines we
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  could get, we could go to the fanciest restaurants and put it
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  on they tab. What?
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  So a lot of us live beyond that means and didn't know what it
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  meant that they're gonna write that money off that they lost
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  with us, but they're gonna make 18,000,000.
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  You get what I'm saying? So regardless of the fact we
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  aren't losing end of the stick in this business period, period.
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  So, so Shane, who was when you went on tour, who was one of the
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  best ones you went on tour with? Everybody.
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  Everybody in my era had their own thing.
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  We weren't copycats. Like these days, you could take
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  12 artists, mix their records back-to-back and never know that
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  the fucking record changed and the artists change because they
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  all sound the same. But the era that I come from,
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  everybody was an individual. You couldn't even people that
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  were in the group, you couldn't even compare them to the person
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  that was in the group with you. UTFO, each one of them had their
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  own characteristics. Although it was a conglomerate
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  of a group run DMC, you couldn't put you.
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  Everybody was individual. And you know, The funny thing is
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  back when you and I was growing up and coming up together, you
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  know, we had dancers, we had this.
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  These new hip hop people ain't got dancers like Heavy D like E
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  like. You know they don't.
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  Nobody. Else you know.
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  What I mean and, and to kind of touch on on what he said, what
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  you're saying, you know, they do all sound the same now.
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  And I say that, you know, I, I say that listening to hip hop
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  music and and rap and, and all the different, they all do sound
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  the same. A lot of the new people sound
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  the same. You know, when you find somebody
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  with a distinct voice or a distinct sound that you can,
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  like you said, you can pick out of the groups, then you know,
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  you have something when they go alone.
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  But right, like the the only person that in recent years that
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  I could say, you know, had that kind of distinction was when it
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  was was pop smoke out of out of New York, out of, I think out of
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  Brooklyn pop no pop smoke, I think was Brooklyn or Queens one
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  of them. No, Brooklyn, I think it.
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  Was but he's. He had that distinct, like you
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  said, that distinct sound that, that you could, you could tell,
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  you know, his songs were different from, from this guy,
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  from that guy, from this guy, because he, he didn't try to be
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  like anybody else, you know, he tried to go in his own, his own
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  lane, so to say. All right, now, Pop, check this
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  out on my pop something back in the days, my distinct feature of
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  when you MC sham, what made you know that it was me?
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  Shit, man, man. I'm just.
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  I'm listening. Hold on.
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  Wait. I'm gonna give him a hand.
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  I'm gonna give him a hand real quick.
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  You'll have to hear the story again and again.
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  Yes, yes. The voice.
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  Yes, yes. The voice.
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  And and and and you had on the red tango.
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  That's all right. L had a red tango.
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  You was the first one to put that shit I.
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  Was not listen, everybody thinks that I was first.
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  I wasn't. I used to before I got into hip
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  hop and I mean, I used to listen.
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  I was into it, but I was on the.