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INTERVIEW: Wallo267 Breaks Down His Prison Experience, Inspiring The Youth, His New Book + More · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Wake that ass up the Morning, The Breakfast Club Morning,
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Speaker 3: Let it's going down Wallow. Listen, man, welcome to the
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Speaker 3: worth a game. Listen, Man, we didn't bought the company.
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Speaker 2: Man is good.
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Speaker 3: It's going down. Man, We're doing it big now. Man,
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Speaker 3: got my brother right here. I'm so proud of you. Listen, Man, listen,
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Speaker 3: I want to give you before I even start. I
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Speaker 3: gotta give you your flowers because you be man. You
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Speaker 3: me and you had several phone calls. We had a
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Speaker 3: thousand phone calls. A couple of years ago. You hit
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Speaker 3: me up. He was like, Wowow, you need a book.
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Speaker 3: This is years ago, and you was talking about how
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Speaker 3: you and keV was talking about you, and Kevin Hart
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Speaker 3: was talking about the man Wallow would be crazy on
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Speaker 3: the audio book, which I did. On audio book, Shout
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Speaker 3: out to you know, shout out the Yana Van's ant
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Speaker 3: also who did the audio. She did the forward for me.
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Speaker 3: Shout out to thirteen name my publisher man for you know, yes,
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Speaker 3: for making it happen Simon and Schuster. But we're here now.
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Speaker 3: You told me you keep telling me about the book
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Speaker 3: of your book. The book changed your life's right and
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Speaker 3: the book, the book, that's all you kept saying. And
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Speaker 3: now we're here, man, all with good attentions, you know,
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Speaker 3: and it's game changed.
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Speaker 4: The book title is perfect for you because there's not
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Speaker 4: too many people on this planet who come with good
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Speaker 4: intentions like Wilow does appreciate that.
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Speaker 2: When did you develop that mentality?
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Speaker 3: I don't know, man. I was on the street corners.
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Speaker 3: I was, I was. I had good intentions on the
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Speaker 3: street corners. I just, I just, I just wanted to
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Speaker 3: steal American dream. And I said, man, this shit is
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Speaker 3: too slow. And I never seen nobody in my neighborhood.
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Speaker 3: The only people that got respected my neighborhood was successful criminals.
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Speaker 3: So even though I was a good person growing up,
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Speaker 3: my grandma raised me, well my mom, you know, you know,
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Speaker 3: I was like, I gotta figure this out. So I said,
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Speaker 3: I got to I got man. The only people they
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Speaker 3: respect out is the people that's winning by any means.
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Speaker 3: And then even in America, I was like, damn, hold up, America.
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Speaker 3: They only respect the scarface, they only respect the Godfather.
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Speaker 3: They don't respect nobody else. I gotta go get some money.
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Speaker 3: So I just figured out, you know, even though my
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Speaker 3: heart was good, I had to go figure it out.
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Speaker 3: And that led me to prison most of my life.
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Speaker 3: And and but you know, even in there thirteen years,
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Speaker 3: right twenty or twenty, I did twenty penitentiary five years
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Speaker 3: and then out the juvenile system. And even in that,
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Speaker 3: I remember, you know, over here, said all I did
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Speaker 3: was laughing jail and just do what I needed to do,
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Speaker 3: educate myself because I realized that, and to the point
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Speaker 3: where somebody said I was one of the nicest dude
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Speaker 3: in prison because I knew why I was there. I
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Speaker 3: did mine so I was accountable for my bullshit, so
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Speaker 3: you know, and that helped me change and develop into
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Speaker 3: what I become today. And you know, I'm just happy
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Speaker 3: to be here and I and I try my best
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Speaker 3: to share all the knowledge that I got, as you know,
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Speaker 3: with our people, to show us. Listen, we're bigger than
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Speaker 3: what y'all think we are. Because I always say this,
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Speaker 3: and it's crazy to me. It's like, you know, back
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Speaker 3: in the day, we didn't have nothing, but we had
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Speaker 3: everything because we had each other and that was important.
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Speaker 3: And it's like it seemed like now, we find so
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Speaker 3: many raids, so many reasons not to deal with each other,
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Speaker 3: and it's like, God, damn, who you working for? You
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Speaker 3: go on social media, it's like who you're working for?
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Speaker 3: But I had to realize something. A lot of us
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Speaker 3: don't want to look in that mirror and deal with it.
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Speaker 3: I don't hate envy because if his money, his cars,
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Speaker 3: his family's marriage. I hate envy because envy getting love
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Speaker 3: for doing something that I always wanted to do, but
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Speaker 3: I ain't have enough heart to go out here and
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Speaker 3: do it. No, I'm not talking about that. I'm just
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Speaker 3: talking about the general. Yeah he do got that Beijing,
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Speaker 3: But I'm just saying, like, shut up to Beijing, give medals.
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Speaker 3: But but like this and therapist, damn, okay, you better
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Speaker 3: be paying you the way you.
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Speaker 2: Promo.
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Speaker 3: But but what I'm saying is like that's how culture became.
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Speaker 3: It became like this in social media made it like
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Speaker 3: a lot of people got to look in the mirror
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Speaker 3: and say, damn, I didn't materialize my dreams. And that's
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Speaker 3: the hardest thing to do, is you know. So it's
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Speaker 3: more easy to say Charlemagne the sucker, envy this lord,
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Speaker 3: this just this it's much more easy to say it
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Speaker 3: than to say, let me get off my ass and
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Speaker 3: go ahead and do something with my life. So but
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Speaker 3: it's just it's just sad out here when you see
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Speaker 3: it now, and it's like we just I don't know, man,
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Speaker 3: And all we ever had was each other. That's the
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Speaker 3: only way we ever made it in life.
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Speaker 2: You said in the book, you said, it's actually in
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Speaker 2: the chapter Arm of Good Intentions.
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Speaker 4: You said you screamed out one day and you made
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Speaker 4: it a daily reminded that nobody will save.
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Speaker 3: You, nobody. Especially when I was in prison, I'm like,
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Speaker 3: we complain in the we doing. I'm like, yo, bro,
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Speaker 3: we inside these white folks, spot ain't nobody coming? Like
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Speaker 3: if this shit go off anything, we're gonna be locked
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Speaker 3: in these selves. Ain't nobody coming. But that's the same
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Speaker 3: thing in the ghetto. Ain't nobody never come? And save nobody?
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Speaker 3: Who saves him?
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Speaker 2: What was the change for you? What was because you
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Speaker 2: said you were in and out?
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Speaker 1: What was the change? You said, I gotta get this
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Speaker 1: right and I gotta change myself.
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Speaker 3: Like to be realistic, man, I got tired tired of
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Speaker 3: being in jail with a bunch of with a bunch
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Speaker 3: of niggas. You see what I'm saying. I wanted to
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Speaker 3: take a butt nigga shower, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 3: I couldn't do that. I wanted to sleep neked in
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Speaker 3: the bed. I couldn't do that because I'm in the
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Speaker 3: second to sell you. I don't know if he might
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Speaker 3: wake up in the middle of night be like, yo, man,
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Speaker 3: let me I need to parts of that, like what
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Speaker 3: we're doing straight up, wake up in the middle of
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Speaker 3: night and be like, hey, my man, let's let's figure
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Speaker 3: something out, you know what I mean. So I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I'm just being real because listen, you know what's crazy.
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Speaker 3: I think one of the reasons I bade it through
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Speaker 3: jail so smoothly because I was always a comedian on
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Speaker 3: the low, you know what I'm saying. I was always funny.
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Speaker 3: They was like, hey, I mean I was because I
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Speaker 3: was in there scared to death. You know how dudes
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Speaker 3: come on from jail. I'll be trying to wonder that
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Speaker 3: I did all this time in jail. I'll be like,
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Speaker 3: what program was you on that you wasn't scared in jail,
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Speaker 3: that you was just so tough because I was scared
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Speaker 3: to death. Soon they listen. As soon as that judge
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Speaker 3: gave me them numbers and they you know, you had
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Speaker 3: your shoe, had your thing together. It ain't about nothing. Mean,
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Speaker 3: sh ain't about nothing. I looked at her. You all right,
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Speaker 3: say my little words back before you see them. It's
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Speaker 3: back and forth. Word player I had with the judge
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Speaker 3: is that he be back on, walked in the joint.
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Speaker 3: You know what I mean. Now you gotta do the
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Speaker 3: walk back in because now you're going back into the
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Speaker 3: cages where everybody looking at you when you come down.
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Speaker 3: What they give you what it shit ain't about nothing, man.
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Speaker 3: They gave me a little twenties man. That shit ain't nothing.
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Speaker 3: A little listen, that's the that's the cat. That's the cat.
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Speaker 3: By the time I get to my my cell later
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Speaker 3: on that I threw that tie up, crying like a
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Speaker 3: baby man for a new born. And then and then
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Speaker 3: once you the shackles hit you box like an animal,
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Speaker 3: the shackles going from your arm to your feet. You
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Speaker 3: get upstate, you hit that penitentiary yard, and you like, well,
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Speaker 3: my mom, man, oh ship, I ain't know it was
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Speaker 3: like this. I'm seeing people with knights longer than the
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Speaker 3: giraffe trunk.
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Speaker 2: I'm like, Ship, I old you I was.
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Speaker 3: I was. I went to the penitential when I was seventeen,
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Speaker 3: but I hit the big prison yard when I turned eighteen.
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Speaker 3: I was in Dallas Penitentiary in Pennsylvania. And uh, that
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Speaker 3: was like that was a different type of Joe.
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Speaker 4: Man.
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Speaker 3: I'm seeing people get married in the yard and all
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Speaker 3: that shit. I'm like, I ain't trying to be nobody's wife.
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Speaker 3: I ain't sign up for this ship, so I'm not.
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Speaker 3: I'm looking like married in the yard. People was getting
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Speaker 3: married in the yard. I said, damn, man, real weddings.
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Speaker 3: Though it was real weddings, like it wasn't th like
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Speaker 3: if you got the Bible when you got somebody that's official,
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Speaker 3: like you.
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Speaker 5: Were just in the yard.
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Speaker 3: I was walking the yard. I was. I was in
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Speaker 3: the backub because I was walking in the yard. So
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Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm sitting there and I'm like, oh, Ship,
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Speaker 3: i ain't trying to get married in the yard, man, Damn,
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Speaker 3: like want some real shit. And then I'm seeing people
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Speaker 3: getting stabbed in on I'm like, yo, I'm not trying
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Speaker 3: to So I would go to my cell and be like, Yo,
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Speaker 3: what the fuck is going on. I ain't signed up
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Speaker 3: for this because nobody tell you this, because only stories
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Speaker 3: that we hear back in the hood about jail is
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Speaker 3: that you come home and you get rewarded and you
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Speaker 3: get acknowledged and you tough and all this other shit.
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Speaker 3: You get muscles. But I'm like, I'm like, damn, ain't
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Speaker 3: nobody talking about the scary part. So I had to
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Speaker 3: be the one to tell the scary part, to tell
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Speaker 3: a real part, because I was scared. Especially listen when
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Speaker 3: I first listened, no bullshit, I get up to the
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Speaker 3: big penitentiary. This was this was the one. I get
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Speaker 3: up to the big penitition. It is why I get
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Speaker 3: always fuck with me about it because I tell you
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Speaker 3: stories I get up to that, stories from the cell.
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Speaker 3: So I get up to the penitentiary. It's shower time.
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Speaker 3: I go down there. I got my boxes on and
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Speaker 3: all that. So I'm like, damn, we go down there,
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Speaker 3: and this is my first time in a real cause.
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Speaker 3: It's like it was like I started. I went to
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Speaker 3: the penitentiary when a young When a lot of younger
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Speaker 3: dudes started to go like you was getting certified as
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Speaker 3: an adult. They created a new law so a lot
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Speaker 3: only time it was no young boys in the one penitential.
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Speaker 3: I went two dollars penitentials, mostly old heads, and they
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Speaker 3: had the most lifers in the state of Pennsylvania at
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Speaker 3: this time. So you could be in a cell with anybody.
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Speaker 3: You could do one year of being a cell with
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Speaker 3: a lifer. It don't matter. So I go, I go
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Speaker 3: to go to the shower. So I got my towel on,
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Speaker 3: my boxes on, and when I went to the shower, right,
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Speaker 3: I go down there steamed up in everything. The shower
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Speaker 3: is probably like it's probably like in that joint, probably
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Speaker 3: maybe fifteen shower heads and a block got a hundred
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Speaker 3: and something dudes on there. So when I go in
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Speaker 3: the shower room, it was like a movie. Like everybody
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Speaker 3: looked at me, like, while you got the boxes on,
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Speaker 3: anybody else told me it was a I'm talking about
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Speaker 3: it was a sword showing that joint.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 3: No, No, I'm just like no, it's like that's not normal,
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Speaker 3: like you and I'm like, you know what. That day
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Speaker 3: I realized that a shower wasn't important than the bird bath.
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Speaker 3: I said, I could go back to myself and just
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Speaker 3: wash up there. Why would I need? Why I do
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Speaker 3: a shower really mean that you ain't taking shower the
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Speaker 3: whole way.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 3: I took it for out till I just you know,
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Speaker 3: went down there, and because because I had that, I
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Speaker 3: was like, damn, man, like why everybody gotta be naked
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Speaker 3: in this joint?
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Speaker 2: Man?
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Speaker 3: And then they looking at you, and then they talking
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Speaker 3: like like they'd be asked. They talking, Yeah, you see
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Speaker 3: the game? Oh man, what's the name? Went off him Smith.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, man, we ain't supposed like y'all supposed to.
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Speaker 2: Be doing this.
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Speaker 5: I don't know when did you get like like like
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Speaker 5: comfortable with it, like your first necade shower?
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Speaker 2: Were you?
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Speaker 3: I never got the next show? Yeah, but I got
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Speaker 3: one when I got to the jail where you get
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Speaker 3: your own booth. I wasn't trying to be a party
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Speaker 3: because it's like it's like a volunteer, like you volunteering something.
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Speaker 2: How long it took to do that?
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Speaker 3: Oh years, two years? But different jail, different part of
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Speaker 3: the jail got different sections where you get a single shower.
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Speaker 3: So in that jail was joints, we got the single
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Speaker 3: shower locked in. But it was like, man, I always
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Speaker 3: feel it like that was the volunteer services, like you
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Speaker 3: was you was you was giving imitations to something, so
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Speaker 3: I didn't know.
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Speaker 1: Was the was the coke kine story real like that
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Speaker 1: Bootsy be talking about sometimes. But I was a different
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Speaker 1: prison though, But I think it might be the same
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Speaker 1: prison one say when you see a coke cane.
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Speaker 2: In the shop.
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Speaker 3: No, no, it's different. Different, different things go on in
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Speaker 3: different prisons. I can't speak to that because I wasn't
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Speaker 3: in the geographical location to him. But it's different stuff
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Speaker 3: fast state, different states. But it's like, I just knew
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Speaker 3: that they signaled side of me in your in the
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Speaker 3: prison was what you mean signal? It was people was
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Speaker 3: making love to slow music. Man, it wasn't no like
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Speaker 3: you knew what time it was. Dudes had the red light.
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Speaker 3: Listen bro dudes, haid dudes, shoo to take dudes, No, no, no, listen, dudes,
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Speaker 3: you to take paint and paint they like red to
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Speaker 3: be red lights red like span.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 3: They got the music playing. You like, don't look at
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Speaker 3: that sound because you wanted to look at nobody's sound.
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Speaker 3: So I'm like, man, I you know you can't look
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Speaker 3: at nobody.
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Speaker 2: Sell But that's the signal. Though. The signal was the
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Speaker 2: red No It could be anything.
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Speaker 3: Man. You could walk in the bathroom in the yard,
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Speaker 3: somebody be tongue kissing and you know, romantic.
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: It was a lot of stuff. Jesus Christ. I just
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Speaker 3: knew that. I just wanted to make it out innocent,
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Speaker 3: removed from me, that's all. But it was wild, man.
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Speaker 3: But I knew it was certainly, is why I knew.
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Speaker 3: I said, oh, man, I can't, I can't, I can't.
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Speaker 3: I can't go back to this hit. Dude put something
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Speaker 3: on my bed one time.
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Speaker 2: I didn't.
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Speaker 3: I didn't even No, no, this what happened. No, no, no,
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Speaker 3: this what happened. So what happened is my laundry came
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Speaker 3: back folded, and I'm like, damn, man, this is these
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Speaker 3: people man fold your laundry and everything. Man, I'm happy
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Speaker 3: as ship laundry. There was a couple of snacks left.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, So, I'm like, damn, this is what's up.
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Speaker 3: So O G from down the way. He peeped, you
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Speaker 3: know what I mean?
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Speaker 2: I asked him.
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Speaker 3: I said, damn, man, they dad? He said, what they did?
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Speaker 5: What?
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Speaker 3: So he went and checked the older dude that did it.
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Speaker 3: The older dude was trying to go on the date.
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Speaker 3: But I didn't know it was. I didn't know that.
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Speaker 2: What did he leave though?
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Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, he didn't leave.
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Speaker 1: No, no, he know.
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Speaker 3: He left some nice uh. He had a box of
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Speaker 3: nutty bars. It was some suits and chips and it
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Speaker 3: was a nice It wasn't listen when they told me
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Speaker 3: i'd have had it was a nice bread, you know
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Speaker 3: what I mean.
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Speaker 2: So you gave it back to him, got to give
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Speaker 2: it back to him.
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Speaker 3: I had to give it back to him if you
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Speaker 3: accept it.
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Speaker 4: No.
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Speaker 3: No, But it wasn't just that he folded my laundry.
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Speaker 3: He worked in the laundry, made my drawers and all
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Speaker 3: it was folded. So I'm thinking, like, damn, this is
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Speaker 3: the pro this, this is the protocol of what they Damn.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, damn, they got some good service here, you
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Speaker 3: know what I mean. But once I realized that he
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Speaker 3: was looking for a date, I didn't I said, oh, ship,
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Speaker 3: you see what I'm saying. Lucky that I had the
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Speaker 3: old head did because I don't know what the happened. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 3: but it was crazy. It was crazy, man.
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Speaker 2: That's why y'all got to read this book.
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Speaker 3: It was deep, man.
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Speaker 4: You dedicated the book The Low Steve, Aunt Ruby, Grandma
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Speaker 4: or Uncle James, Uncle Tommy and hip Hop.
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Speaker 3: How did you know hip Yeah, that's my step Hop.
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Speaker 2: How did each of those people contribute to your journey?
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Speaker 3: Mim Ruby? First of all, my grandma and this is
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Speaker 3: my grandma and Nanny. She's she'd be ninety September thirtieth.
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Speaker 3: He's extraordinary Ruby and her used to always gang war
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Speaker 3: min Ruby. You know, she was the only person I've
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Speaker 3: seen straight my grandma out, and don't nobody straight Nanny out.
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Speaker 3: And they used to be going and this this was
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Speaker 3: her younger sister, oh Man, and I used to call
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Speaker 3: home from jail. The stories that an Ruby used to
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Speaker 3: tell me was unbelievable. But Iron Ruby was. She just
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Speaker 3: was different. And she loved me, love us, love us
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Speaker 3: on me. She wound up passing, and she passed my
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Speaker 3: grandma house the middle room that I wound up making
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Speaker 3: parole to. That was one of the reasons I was
14:10
Speaker 3: able to make parole because you know whatever, But God
14:13
Speaker 3: bless her. My Grandma Aura, she passed when I was
14:17
Speaker 3: in prison. She was amazing, always real, tell you just
14:21
Speaker 3: like it is. She was from the streets. Uncle Tommy
14:24
Speaker 3: passed since I've been home. Was my big brother. He
14:29
Speaker 3: passed my grandma arms in the crib, he got shot,
14:32
Speaker 3: ran down the street, died in grandma arms. She opened
14:34
Speaker 3: the door he aspired. That was my guy. But everybody,
14:38
Speaker 3: them people is personal, you see what I'm saying. And uh,
14:42
Speaker 3: they were special in my life in different ways. They
14:44
Speaker 3: helped me in so many different ways. And it's things
14:46
Speaker 3: that I carry today that I got from them doing
14:48
Speaker 3: my journey through, you know, doing especially when they was here.
14:51
Speaker 3: And I always want to remember them people because I
14:53
Speaker 3: feel as though a lot of people get forgotten that
14:58
Speaker 3: give us so much just because they're not there. And
15:01
Speaker 3: I always feel like you really live when you outlive
15:06
Speaker 3: how much you lived. And I'm saying that you really
15:08
Speaker 3: live when you outlive how much you live. It's people
15:11
Speaker 3: from our culture that outlive how much they live. You've ratheriged, Bossy.
15:16
Speaker 3: I't rabge certain people they lived longer after life than
15:20
Speaker 3: they did their life as But we don't do that
15:22
Speaker 3: with our family members and the people that we love
15:24
Speaker 3: and the people that we know personally. We keep other
15:26
Speaker 3: people alive based off celebrity, but we won't keep the
15:29
Speaker 3: people alive that was personally personal to us. They get
15:32
Speaker 3: buried and the thank yous and all that shit somewhere
15:34
Speaker 3: and sometimes forgotten. So I always try to remember my
15:36
Speaker 3: people that died, they gave so much to me.
15:41
Speaker 2: Would believe you right now, like if he saw the
15:43
Speaker 2: position you was in when.
15:44
Speaker 3: He believed no on everything. I love my brother be
15:47
Speaker 3: doing just what gilby doing. We call me know that
15:48
Speaker 3: as nigga look as you just another ass nigga ball because.
15:50
Speaker 2: That was him.
15:51
Speaker 3: He's a funny boy. He was all he wanted to
15:52
Speaker 3: do is laugh all day. I'm just thankful that I
15:55
Speaker 3: was able to the greatest thing that I ever did
15:58
Speaker 3: in life and the history of my life was forgiving
16:00
Speaker 3: my brother's killer. And the reason that was so important
16:03
Speaker 3: to me because the ghetto nothing superseded. Nothing is. The
16:08
Speaker 3: hierarchy is to get and the ghetto is revenge. But
16:12
Speaker 3: for me to say, you know what, I want to
16:13
Speaker 3: live for my brother, live for the kids, live for
16:15
Speaker 3: the family, and put it in my heart to forgive
16:19
Speaker 3: someone that took my brother out of there. Heard the
16:21
Speaker 3: devastated the family. But I said to myself, is we
16:25
Speaker 3: always ask for forgiveness. We ask God all the time forgiveness.
16:28
Speaker 3: But when do we forgive on a real level. And
16:32
Speaker 3: that was the greatest thing I ever did. And I
16:34
Speaker 3: always encourage young brothers to like, you know, because when
16:37
Speaker 3: you see our community, it's like everybody is moving based
16:39
Speaker 3: off of a lot of cats, is moving and continuing
16:42
Speaker 3: this crime, criminal mindset. And you know in the genocide
16:46
Speaker 3: based off award that they never even knew about, Like
16:50
Speaker 3: you don't even know why you beefing with somebody and
16:53
Speaker 3: we never have a conversation. It's like and even the
16:55
Speaker 3: level heads from different sides of the communities never could
16:58
Speaker 3: sit down and just be like, yo, this some bullshit.
17:00
Speaker 3: Be on some bullshit, like come on, y'all, we gotta
17:03
Speaker 3: like we shooting in the mirror out here as black
17:04
Speaker 3: people and ain't nobody. I don't know what it is.
17:09
Speaker 5: Man.
17:09
Speaker 3: It bothered me because I see a lot of elders
17:11
Speaker 3: that's scared. They want to be young niggas, and it's like, no,
17:14
Speaker 3: you're not nothing death. I tell them all the I'm
17:16
Speaker 3: not no, no, I'm not. I'm an elder, but dog,
17:18
Speaker 3: I'm not no young boy. I'm not trying to be
17:20
Speaker 3: cool with you. I'm gonna tell you what you want
17:21
Speaker 3: to hear. And if you don't because I know most
17:23
Speaker 3: of your day, especially the artists, the athletes, they run
17:25
Speaker 3: around with a bunch of yes men. I ain't want
17:27
Speaker 3: of them enough. I don't care about it. I don't
17:29
Speaker 3: care who you is. I'm gonna tell you listen, man,
17:31
Speaker 3: that's some dumb shit. Man, you want some dumb shit enough,
17:32
Speaker 3: Me and Gil will be like, Yo, that's some dumb
17:34
Speaker 3: shit enough. And even if you just hear me for
17:37
Speaker 3: the moment, I did my job. A lot of times
17:39
Speaker 3: I fell short and doing my job. Well, I ain't
17:42
Speaker 3: gonna say I didn't do my job, but I felt
17:43
Speaker 3: short because it went on some deaf ears and we've
17:45
Speaker 3: seen what happened with that a lot of times.
17:47
Speaker 4: Man, look at all the different clips that you can
17:50
Speaker 4: look at a wallow online warning people about what was
17:55
Speaker 4: going to happen in their situation or what was gonna
17:57
Speaker 4: happen if they didn't change their ways, and they came true.
18:00
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just like I you know, I just be
18:02
Speaker 3: peeping it because I see it like you get to
18:04
Speaker 3: see it when you've been through it so long. But
18:06
Speaker 3: that's why I try to share my story so they
18:07
Speaker 3: could learn from my story and do live my story.
18:09
Speaker 3: But a lot of times. The money makes people blind
18:14
Speaker 3: and death. And when you get that paper, you think,
18:17
Speaker 3: but one thing, I know one thing, I know something
18:19
Speaker 3: If I don't know nothing about this shit. When you're
18:21
Speaker 3: black in America, you get all the money in the
18:24
Speaker 3: power you want. Man, man, but let me tell you something,
18:25
Speaker 3: Mighty whitey get to you. That's right, I'm just being real.
18:29
Speaker 3: Mighty is over that court room. They humble the shit
18:33
Speaker 3: out of you. They would get you in that court
18:35
Speaker 3: You see how they laid Tyrek down Tarreek gild laid
18:38
Speaker 3: him down, rubed him up, shut up. You see what
18:40
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Like, I don't know what happened, but I'm
18:42
Speaker 3: like they ruffed him up real.
18:43
Speaker 2: Good and still had he still had to go out
18:45
Speaker 2: there and play.
18:46
Speaker 3: Pretty sure, you know what I'm saying. So it's like
18:48
Speaker 3: it's always a point, whereas though it'd be like man,
18:50
Speaker 3: shut up, nigga, and you always got to be on
18:53
Speaker 3: point to know, you know, know how to move out here.
18:55
Speaker 3: And it's sad that we got to do that, but
18:57
Speaker 3: that's the reality of the environment that that that we
18:59
Speaker 3: come up in.
19:00
Speaker 1: What did you realize this is what you wanted to
19:01
Speaker 1: do when you came home and you said you took
19:03
Speaker 1: that drive and you went back to you had the
19:04
Speaker 1: McDonald's with the grandma house. When did you realize this
19:07
Speaker 1: is what you wanted to do and how you wanted
19:09
Speaker 1: to change for the next generation.
19:12
Speaker 3: I was in a shout out to the life of
19:14
Speaker 3: these life for brothers, this organization in WCP and all
19:18
Speaker 3: the brothers that was in the penitentiary with me, the elders.
19:21
Speaker 3: There's an organization called Real Street Talk. So I'm in
19:24
Speaker 3: there and they in one of the old OG's brother,
19:28
Speaker 3: Minister Rob, shout out to him. He come to me said, Wolla,
19:30
Speaker 3: we need you to come down here and talk. It
19:31
Speaker 3: was a bunch of brothers. Should or Sharifa was ike
19:34
Speaker 3: a big shann and it was a bunch of brothers
19:36
Speaker 3: that was getting together the talk to the inmates that
19:40
Speaker 3: was coming in two three hundred inmates a week that
19:42
Speaker 3: was coming in to talk to them about listen while
19:44
Speaker 3: you in jail, used this as your time to educate yourself.
19:46
Speaker 3: So you go back out there and make something happened
19:48
Speaker 3: with yourself. And it was called real street Talk. So
19:50
Speaker 3: I was one of the dudes that spoke in a
19:52
Speaker 3: way to whereas though they really understood what I was
19:55
Speaker 3: saying because I was like one of the youngest dude,
19:57
Speaker 3: even though the OG spokes too, and I've seen it.
19:59
Speaker 3: They listening. They was tapped into it. And it was
20:03
Speaker 3: a brother, uh brother, Rob Griffin. It was from the
20:06
Speaker 3: He used to do security for Malcolm Xican the Nation
20:08
Speaker 3: Islam back in the day, for the Duff. You used
20:10
Speaker 3: to be the you know, the head of security for
20:12
Speaker 3: the Nation Islam back in the day. And you know
20:15
Speaker 3: he held down Malcolm hamming all of it. And he
20:17
Speaker 3: came to my cell one day because I was in
20:19
Speaker 3: the selling like next to him and on a block
20:22
Speaker 3: greatest for it, and he was like brother, not too
20:24
Speaker 3: many brothers out here speaked, whereas though multiple generations could
20:27
Speaker 3: listen and understand it. And then that like you speak clear,
20:30
Speaker 3: keep doing that. So when I got out, just start
20:32
Speaker 3: grabbed it, grabbed that phone and just start popping it
20:35
Speaker 3: because nobody was doing it. And I knew that I
20:38
Speaker 3: had to do it in a unique way because I
20:39
Speaker 3: was battling on the timeline. I was battling for attention,
20:42
Speaker 3: you know when you go down the time I'm looking
20:44
Speaker 3: at this, I said, Okay, I got to battle the
20:45
Speaker 3: girl this ass naked. I gotta battle my man with
20:47
Speaker 3: a pound of jerry On. I got to battle the
20:49
Speaker 3: rap at the athlete, I said, I got him. That's
20:50
Speaker 3: why you've seen a lot of my videos. In the beginning.
20:53
Speaker 3: I'd be running across the highway eighteen whiller come laying
20:55
Speaker 3: on the ground, catch him on my head. They laughing.
20:56
Speaker 3: But I'm giving you the message as long as you listening,
20:59
Speaker 3: because what everybody was afraid to tell us, like, Yo,
21:02
Speaker 3: you can be great, you amazing, Like we build pyramids
21:05
Speaker 3: with no cranes. I don't know what I'm reading this
21:07
Speaker 3: shit in jail, Like, hold up, we did that?
21:08
Speaker 2: You mean to tell me?
21:09
Speaker 3: Hold up? You mean to tell me? Uh? We you
21:12
Speaker 3: know we came up out a slavery. This little lady
21:15
Speaker 3: got us about a slavery. Since they got us about
21:16
Speaker 3: a slavery and that ingenuity. Ho, what the fuck is
21:19
Speaker 3: going on? Frederick Douglass was who he did?
21:21
Speaker 5: What?
21:22
Speaker 3: Oh, we we got most of the patents most shit create.
21:25
Speaker 3: Oh what the I'm like, yo, we can do it,
21:27
Speaker 3: but you gotta I realized this, if you can make
21:31
Speaker 3: them laugh, you can make them listen. And I always
21:34
Speaker 3: was like, I always love comedy because I used to
21:36
Speaker 3: listen to Paul Moody, Richard, probably all of my uncle
21:40
Speaker 3: who played the records Red Fox, and I'll be laughing,
21:42
Speaker 3: but they'd be saying some deep shit and they lace
21:45
Speaker 3: it up. So I'm like, Okay, I just gotta give
21:47
Speaker 3: it to our people in a different way, you know,
21:50
Speaker 3: because I just couldn't get the whole Harriet Tubman thing
21:54
Speaker 3: just just had me just like, Yo, there's nothing you
21:56
Speaker 3: can't do that. Fuck them pyramids I'm talking about with
22:01
Speaker 3: no cranes. It's no how would this done? We did that,
22:05
Speaker 3: these adventures, we did this, we created what so it'd
22:08
Speaker 3: be like what Black Wall Street did. So I just
22:11
Speaker 3: be looking like, no, it's just a different way, in
22:13
Speaker 3: a different language you're doing it. And one thing that
22:14
Speaker 3: I'm always doing, You'll never hear me say nothing. You
22:17
Speaker 3: ain't never hear me talk down to hate any of
22:18
Speaker 3: our people, you know why never? All of our people
22:21
Speaker 3: got a different they got it. They might have a
22:23
Speaker 3: different message. And no matter what you're doing business that
22:27
Speaker 3: I don't care what you're doing. We don't have to
22:30
Speaker 3: be doing the same thing. And just because we ain't
22:32
Speaker 3: doing the same thing, even if we might be doing
22:34
Speaker 3: something the similar. We ain't got to be mad at
22:35
Speaker 3: each other. I ain't got to hate you, ain't gotta
22:36
Speaker 3: hate me, because at the end of the day, is
22:38
Speaker 3: this shit really about the uplook men of our people?
22:41
Speaker 3: If it is, how can I go online and say
22:43
Speaker 3: anything bad about our people? If I really care about
22:45
Speaker 3: our people, I can't tear you down to lift them up.
22:49
Speaker 3: It ain't gonna mathematically, it don't work. So what I
22:51
Speaker 3: do is no matter if you say something about me,
22:53
Speaker 3: say somebody, because whatever, I'm never gonna say nothing about
22:55
Speaker 3: nobody because that's not gonna add value to the whole
22:59
Speaker 3: plan of us.
23:00
Speaker 4: That's Wallow really like this, I'm not gonna do that.
23:03
Speaker 4: Even off camera he's like that, and I'd be like,
23:05
Speaker 4: fuck these niggas.
23:06
Speaker 5: I was actually do you and Gil so like this
23:09
Speaker 5: is like a daily thing for you, like on and
23:11
Speaker 5: off camera, like you said, but like when situations come about,
23:14
Speaker 5: like when people make you upset, when things don't go
23:16
Speaker 5: your way, like how do you what's your mental lock
23:19
Speaker 5: in that you stay grounded where you are right now?
23:21
Speaker 2: Like what's that? My thing?
23:23
Speaker 3: Is this Some of the times when people have said
23:28
Speaker 3: things or I wasn't like I even look at it,
23:30
Speaker 3: And I look at it now from a critique bone
23:32
Speaker 3: and be like, yo, is that person right? I'm I tripping.
23:34
Speaker 3: I'm not a person that's like, I'm logic to the
23:36
Speaker 3: point whereas though there's a possibility, whereas though I might
23:39
Speaker 3: do some dumb shit or some of that shit. So
23:41
Speaker 3: I will even look at it because it's like, listen,
23:44
Speaker 3: after me dealing with the white folks in that mountains,
23:46
Speaker 3: and I'm coming in my cell at any times. It's
23:47
Speaker 3: because I'm beefing with the guard for a week and
23:49
Speaker 3: he's coming to myself every day for a week telling
23:51
Speaker 3: me to get ass whole neckcka and spread and cough.
23:54
Speaker 3: None of this shit mean nothing to me. You think
23:56
Speaker 3: this shit means that I did seventy three hundred days
23:58
Speaker 3: in jail. You think I get So it's not that deep.
24:01
Speaker 3: But I'm also would look at things and say, damn,
24:05
Speaker 3: do they got to do? They got a point there?
24:06
Speaker 3: Because sometimes they might have a point. And just because
24:08
Speaker 3: you're not rocking with me, that don't mean you hating
24:10
Speaker 3: on me. I might not just be your cup of tea,
24:12
Speaker 3: and you might don't.
24:13
Speaker 2: Know how to.
24:15
Speaker 3: Reach out or whatever. You might just so It's like
24:17
Speaker 3: I'm big on that. Everybody's not hating on you because
24:20
Speaker 3: they don't like what you got going on. And sometimes
24:22
Speaker 3: I understand you might rub people the wrong way because
24:24
Speaker 3: you might remind them that they didn't go after their dreams.
24:27
Speaker 3: So it's levels to this ship. But you know what
24:29
Speaker 3: I need y'all to do is I need y'all to
24:30
Speaker 3: all try that drink at once. This is my drink.
24:33
Speaker 3: Drink pure, pure, take it.
24:37
Speaker 2: I got to ask you a question. You said, when
24:38
Speaker 2: the officers came in your cell, right, the white boys,
24:41
Speaker 2: and they told you to get.
24:42
Speaker 3: Time out to drink. I like it.
24:45
Speaker 2: Let me see drinking that watermelon blast. Tell me that's good.
24:50
Speaker 3: Think that's all I needed. I'm gon sing on something.
24:52
Speaker 3: But go ahead, get back to the And.
24:54
Speaker 4: You said the officers used to come in to yourself.
24:56
Speaker 4: Make you get that the spread you ass? You did
24:58
Speaker 4: you fuss with them a little bit?
24:59
Speaker 3: Are you just?
25:00
Speaker 2: Is that all you heard? Got nugget? Yeah, that's all here?
25:01
Speaker 3: No, you know what's crazy? Like I got?
25:03
Speaker 2: So it was so like me. I was so institutionalized.
25:06
Speaker 3: As soon as I know, as soon as I see
25:07
Speaker 3: him cracking the door, I'm already ass naked like, I'm
25:09
Speaker 3: just like, what's up? What we're doing today? Baby? Who
25:12
Speaker 3: were doing? Because I knew that. I knew that they
25:13
Speaker 3: want to see they want to see some black heat
25:15
Speaker 3: for real. They was trying to miss they was they
25:17
Speaker 3: was trying to message. They were trying to see some
25:19
Speaker 3: black heat. I knew what was talking. I said, all right,
25:21
Speaker 3: fuck it, then let's get it.
25:22
Speaker 2: Come on, let's do it in the kitchen. You turned up,
25:24
Speaker 2: let's do it.
25:24
Speaker 3: Let's do it. Let's go we at it again, y'all
25:27
Speaker 3: back hut, I know what y'all want.
25:28
Speaker 2: Shut out.
25:29
Speaker 3: People's turn around all that shit, hit the wall and
25:31
Speaker 3: put my hands on the wall, lift my feet, twinkle
25:33
Speaker 3: my toes and all that shit been down, spread them.
25:35
Speaker 3: And then after I spread and grab my sack, I
25:37
Speaker 3: gotta go on my mouth and all this dumb shit
25:39
Speaker 3: like yeah, y'all some kinky bulls man. Yeah whatever, people
25:42
Speaker 3: keep being smart ass.
25:43
Speaker 2: I'm freaking are you're still interesting?
25:45
Speaker 5: Is there anything from like when you was locked up?
25:47
Speaker 5: You know, sometimes people come home and it's like like
25:49
Speaker 5: I got you can't hear certain sounds or like you know,
25:52
Speaker 5: like do you have any of that from all the
25:53
Speaker 5: time that you spend the jail, I.
25:55
Speaker 3: Got all type of shit. I just I can't keep
25:56
Speaker 3: up with it. There's so much. You can't keep up
25:58
Speaker 3: with all that shit's so much you just you just
26:01
Speaker 3: live because you know what's crazy Being from the ghetto.
26:04
Speaker 3: We normalize jail so much to whereas though you know
26:06
Speaker 3: the side effects of that shit I had, you like
26:09
Speaker 3: everybody got that shit. The family members got side effects
26:12
Speaker 3: from dealing with the jail experience. Is just going to
26:14
Speaker 3: see it, like you know what I mean. So it's
26:16
Speaker 3: like it's just crazy, man. But when it comes to
26:20
Speaker 3: prison thing, what I think is so crazy is that.
26:23
Speaker 3: And I want to say this that the brothers out
26:25
Speaker 3: there right especially if you're in the streets right now,
26:27
Speaker 3: you you operating your gun, you just in the street game.
26:31
Speaker 3: I just want to say something, rather you know it
26:33
Speaker 3: or not. Black young black males in the street culture
26:39
Speaker 3: build more communities outside of our community than anybody in
26:44
Speaker 3: the history of life of America. Let me break this
26:46
Speaker 3: shit down. When we get locked up. I come from
26:49
Speaker 3: one nine, one three to two Philadelphia, the most people
26:52
Speaker 3: that ever they sent the most people to prison that
26:55
Speaker 3: that area cod in Pennsylvania. Now, when I get locked
26:59
Speaker 3: up up, and me and the homies get locked up.
27:02
Speaker 3: They build new prisons based on the population increase. When
27:05
Speaker 3: the population increased, they'll take it down. They'll go rent
27:08
Speaker 3: some farm area. They'll bring a lego prison, put it together.
27:12
Speaker 3: Boom boom boom boom boom. Once they bring that prison,
27:14
Speaker 3: they build the gas station, they build a walmark, They
27:17
Speaker 3: employ all these farmers. And this is me and the
27:20
Speaker 3: homies doing this. And then now you got all this stuff.
27:24
Speaker 3: They got this whole community that we built. But we
27:26
Speaker 3: never we never built the home community. We never got
27:30
Speaker 3: on Mama house. We never sent our kids to college,
27:32
Speaker 3: but we send the kids. Were sending kids to college.
27:34
Speaker 3: Every time you shoot a gun in the ghetto, you're
27:36
Speaker 3: sending somebody else kid to college. Every time you rob somebody,
27:39
Speaker 3: you're sending somebody you're buying somebody paying somebody else mortgage.
27:42
Speaker 3: Like we are the ultimate, the real street nigga is
27:46
Speaker 3: the ultimate job security in America. The real street niggas,
27:50
Speaker 3: I'm create more jobs than any other people, any other
27:53
Speaker 3: group in America. More police, probation officers, sheriffs. I'm telling
28:01
Speaker 3: all these every department correctional officers counts. Now, think about
28:06
Speaker 3: the jail. In the jail, you know how mean people.
28:07
Speaker 3: We probably over a thousand people we employ in the prison.
28:10
Speaker 3: And you got to think about it. Everybody from the
28:14
Speaker 3: the guard to the counselor people that work in the
28:18
Speaker 3: kitchen to the nurses, like we do this and it
28:20
Speaker 3: be families. It be nepotism on its highest level in there.
28:23
Speaker 3: I've been in prison and I didn't seen guards start
28:26
Speaker 3: as a rookie and them turning the war. And I've
28:28
Speaker 3: been in prison. So and this grandpa, uncle, son, cousin,
28:33
Speaker 3: and on the other side. If you look at this
28:34
Speaker 3: picture in the book, and I try to explain generational incarceration,
28:38
Speaker 3: this picture right here in the book of me right here,
28:41
Speaker 3: that's me in the back. This is my step pop
28:42
Speaker 3: Hit that died. That's my brother Steve. That's my little
28:44
Speaker 3: brother Juliu. So in this prison, Dallas Prison Penitentiary. This
28:48
Speaker 3: in the eighties, right, this is eighty seven. So in
28:50
Speaker 3: eighty seven we going to Dallas prison to visit him.
28:52
Speaker 3: In nineteen ninety eight, me and my Steppap was sell
28:55
Speaker 3: he's in that same prison. And in two thousand and five,
28:57
Speaker 3: me and my brothers were selling in that same prison. Generationalcarceration.
29:01
Speaker 3: And when we're looking on the other side, you'll go
29:03
Speaker 3: see the warden. Then his son is a sergeant, his
29:06
Speaker 3: cousin is a major. Like so we got families in prisons,
29:11
Speaker 3: but there on the winning side, were on the losing side.
29:14
Speaker 3: So when we talking about this whole thing, this whole
29:16
Speaker 3: I'm a real nigga, I understand what you're saying. But
29:18
Speaker 3: you're gonna be a real nigga, and you're gonna be
29:20
Speaker 3: in prison with your daughter graduating and growing up, and
29:23
Speaker 3: there's gonna be some other men in our life that's
29:24
Speaker 3: giving the game that's not beneficial to her, it's beneficial
29:27
Speaker 3: to them, and your daughter gonna get taken advantage of.
29:30
Speaker 3: So it's like when we looking at this whole thing
29:33
Speaker 3: that we think we putting it down. I got a
29:35
Speaker 3: bunch of brothers on the other side. They could tell
29:37
Speaker 3: you they wish they could they could relive this because
29:38
Speaker 3: they ain't never coming out of jail.
29:39
Speaker 2: You the generational cursebrig O Wallow.
29:41
Speaker 4: That's why I'm I'm so glad you put out a book, man,
29:44
Speaker 4: because I need to see you on every platform having
29:48
Speaker 4: these conversations.
29:49
Speaker 2: I want to see you on the view I want
29:50
Speaker 2: to see you.
29:51
Speaker 4: But you know what.
29:52
Speaker 3: You know what's crazy though, and this is why I
29:54
Speaker 3: commend you like what I commend you is of this
29:59
Speaker 3: and this, This is why our Brothers Club is a
30:01
Speaker 3: major platform for our culture and will always be. You
30:06
Speaker 3: get it when it's not cool. You get it before
30:08
Speaker 3: it go popular, you get it before it goes shiny.
30:11
Speaker 3: You get it and understand that a lot of these
30:13
Speaker 3: people don't give a fuck about that. Even though you
30:14
Speaker 3: name platforms. They don't care about that. They just want
30:16
Speaker 3: some shiny shit.
30:17
Speaker 2: Now.
30:18
Speaker 3: While low come out of prison one of the probably
30:20
Speaker 3: and I'm not I'm probably one of the greatest comebacks
30:24
Speaker 3: ever to come out of prison in life, but they
30:26
Speaker 3: not gonna get that to a New York Time bestseller
30:28
Speaker 3: hit at all that stuff. So they don't understand us.
30:31
Speaker 3: And we control cool, but a lot of times we
30:34
Speaker 3: don't own it. So they try to get a close
30:36
Speaker 3: proximity to our coolness, and we so much suck as
30:39
Speaker 3: we don't be understanding that. We don't even know why
30:41
Speaker 3: when we're being used out here. That's why it's a
30:43
Speaker 3: lot of shit that I see online. I'll be like, damn,
30:45
Speaker 3: we goofy as shit. Man. Can't nobody outside of us
30:50
Speaker 3: validate us but us. I'm never gonna let nobody tell
30:55
Speaker 3: me that you're not cool, that you not cool, that're
30:57
Speaker 3: outside our culture. And I'm never gonna let nobody given
31:00
Speaker 3: approval of what's cool and what's not outside of our
31:02
Speaker 3: culture of this blackness. I love being black. I'm a
31:06
Speaker 3: die blast, right. My family is black. So I look
31:11
Speaker 3: at us and I say, with some extraordinary people and
31:13
Speaker 3: it's not taking that note for many other group of people,
31:16
Speaker 3: but everybody else love themselves. So I'm gonna love me
31:18
Speaker 3: and you know, and I got some extraordinary people that's
31:20
Speaker 3: not black, this family that's been But at the end
31:23
Speaker 3: of the day, until we start loving us on all levels,
31:27
Speaker 3: we're gonna be left behind.
31:28
Speaker 1: What do you think about when when Michael Ruben was
31:30
Speaker 1: up here and said pretty much the same thing that
31:32
Speaker 1: you just said right now.
31:35
Speaker 3: I don't know, but he just said.
31:36
Speaker 2: We heard He basically said, our community hurts ourselves. That's
31:41
Speaker 2: what you've been saying.
31:42
Speaker 3: Let me say this though. Let me say this though,
31:44
Speaker 3: everything is about the message it because I can't speak
31:46
Speaker 3: on behalf of you know, different races. I can't do
31:50
Speaker 3: that because they I'm like, who the fuck is you?
31:52
Speaker 3: So that's normal. But one thing that I can say
31:54
Speaker 3: is that I've seen our everybody is speculating everybody's around.
31:59
Speaker 3: On that day that Meek was in that courtroom, I
32:01
Speaker 3: was in that courtroom to come to speak for me.
32:03
Speaker 3: Michael Rubin was in that courtroom. And when we took
32:05
Speaker 3: that break after the the you know, the judge was
32:08
Speaker 3: roughing me up I'm talking about. She was like, she
32:10
Speaker 3: was roughing me up. We went outside to the hallway
32:12
Speaker 3: and Mike looked at us and said, what's going on
32:15
Speaker 3: in here? Like this guy was really shocked. I'm like,
32:18
Speaker 3: this is being black in America. He was like, what
32:21
Speaker 3: the fuck I'm talking about? He was personally pissed because
32:23
Speaker 3: he didn't understand them to be going because a lot
32:25
Speaker 3: of people just don't know.
32:26
Speaker 2: He said, he didn't realize there was two Americas until like.
32:28
Speaker 3: He listen that day. He looked at and then he
32:31
Speaker 3: attempted to walk back in the courtroom after we had
32:33
Speaker 3: the conversation, and she slapped him around, and he like,
32:37
Speaker 3: what the I can't like cause he stood up and
32:39
Speaker 3: spoke and stood up, and she was like all right,
32:41
Speaker 3: writing in the paper, like he.
32:43
Speaker 2: Went and done something.
32:45
Speaker 3: I respect Mike for that. I don't care what no
32:47
Speaker 3: like Mike went and done something. You know, people gonna
32:49
Speaker 3: have their opinions on people, but I'm talking about when
32:52
Speaker 3: I see a good person, I see a good person,
32:53
Speaker 3: I salute a good person.
32:54
Speaker 2: That's it.
32:54
Speaker 3: I ain't with all that other shit, because I'm gonna
32:56
Speaker 3: tell you something. Man, to be real with you, I
32:59
Speaker 3: got a lot of people that's not black that help
33:01
Speaker 3: the shit out of me because they really people that
33:03
Speaker 3: really believe that. And I ain't talking about business. I'm
33:05
Speaker 3: talking about in life, people that people that love you
33:07
Speaker 3: love you. It's not it's not always gonna be a
33:09
Speaker 3: colored thing. And I know we fight so much to
33:11
Speaker 3: get us together, but at the end of the day,
33:13
Speaker 3: while you spend your time on this planet, you better
33:17
Speaker 3: love who love you, and you better figure out who
33:19
Speaker 3: loved you and who got your fucking back. Because I'm
33:21
Speaker 3: gonna tell you something. I don't know what anybody else
33:23
Speaker 3: doing out here, but I'm forty five and I'm saying
33:27
Speaker 3: to myself, hopefully I get another forty five out here
33:30
Speaker 3: because my grandma naety, so I'm measuring it by that.
33:31
Speaker 3: My uncle James rusting piece of him. He died he
33:33
Speaker 3: was ninety three or ninety four, But we gotta we
33:36
Speaker 3: got a nice length in our joint.
33:39
Speaker 2: Pause.
33:40
Speaker 3: Oh is that a pause camp? I gotta run that
33:42
Speaker 3: podcam because IM talking about the lift of years. I'm
33:43
Speaker 3: not saying but oh yeah, yeah, I gotta call it,
33:48
Speaker 3: you know, right. But what I'm saying is, well, you
33:51
Speaker 3: was a pause champion. He got the mord of the history.
33:54
Speaker 3: You in the Guinness. But I'm gonna say this. I'm
33:56
Speaker 3: gonna say this though I'm looking at it like I'm
33:58
Speaker 3: forty five. Now there's a big chance twenty you know
34:01
Speaker 3: what I mean, like fifty percent of my life or
34:03
Speaker 3: thirty whatever, I'm getting out of this joint one day
34:06
Speaker 3: I can't worry about. I'm gonna be going.
34:08
Speaker 2: I gotta go.
34:09
Speaker 3: I gotta go, and when I go, my whole thing.
34:11
Speaker 3: I want to be able to say I left that
34:13
Speaker 3: shit on the planet. That's why I live a life
34:15
Speaker 3: that I live. I do me. If I want to
34:16
Speaker 3: buy someone buy it. If I wanna go somewhere, I
34:17
Speaker 3: gonna go somewhere. I'm not living my life based off
34:19
Speaker 3: of some fear of shit, because guess what, you know,
34:21
Speaker 3: how many motherfuckers in the graveyard sitting there mad as shit, like,
34:24
Speaker 3: Damn I should have got disit, Damn I should have
34:26
Speaker 3: went here, Damn I should have done this. We don't
34:28
Speaker 3: do it enough. We don't live enough, we don't put
34:30
Speaker 3: more positive energy out enough. Because I'm saying to myself, Damn,
34:34
Speaker 3: I gotta I got a lot of shit to make
34:36
Speaker 3: up on because I know, you know, when I see y'ad,
34:38
Speaker 3: I don't want it to be like nigga, didn't I
34:39
Speaker 3: tell you, nigga, you know unders saying, because God get
34:43
Speaker 3: foky for people. You know what I mean. I don't
34:44
Speaker 3: want to be the one to be like you had
34:46
Speaker 3: plenty of time, nigga, you know where you gotta go,
34:49
Speaker 3: You know what I mean. So it's like, at the
34:50
Speaker 3: end of the day, I just try to put the
34:51
Speaker 3: best energy possible out there to our people to let
34:53
Speaker 3: them know, listen, man, we ain't got time. We ain't
34:55
Speaker 3: gonna be if ever love each other, do what you
34:57
Speaker 3: gotta do and keep it moving, but one day you
34:58
Speaker 3: gotta get the fuck up out of here.
35:00
Speaker 2: What led the Iana Levon's not writing the forde for
35:02
Speaker 2: this book.
35:03
Speaker 3: The craziest thing in the world. So she hit me
35:06
Speaker 3: one day in the DM I almost passed out. And
35:09
Speaker 3: this is why acts of faith, what we call the
35:13
Speaker 3: Purple Book in jail. That was like a joint of
35:15
Speaker 3: anybody carry around in the bike pocket to be writing
35:17
Speaker 3: a little love notes out of to the girl and
35:19
Speaker 3: all like. It was a powerful everyday message and book.
35:22
Speaker 3: So I had the Purple Book most of my bit.
35:24
Speaker 3: So I'm like when she DM me, baby, I'm like,
35:26
Speaker 3: what the F. I'm like, this gotta because I'm the
35:29
Speaker 3: dude that's different than I'm not no dude to think
35:31
Speaker 3: I'm I'm a regular person in my world. So I
35:34
Speaker 3: don't think I'm this person. I'm starstruck when I see
35:37
Speaker 3: people that's important in my life. If I see certain
35:39
Speaker 3: rappers from Star Truck. Gil got mad at me because
35:41
Speaker 3: it was six in the morning and I seen Big
35:42
Speaker 3: Daddy came in the airport and I draw attention on him.
35:45
Speaker 3: He said, why are you doing it?
35:46
Speaker 2: Dumb?
35:46
Speaker 3: She cousin came it came. Didn't want to really be bobered.
35:48
Speaker 3: I know he didn't, but fuck that came. He was
35:50
Speaker 3: a legend. I got announced Chuck d I seen him
35:52
Speaker 3: at the joint. You know what's happening. You know what's crazy.
35:54
Speaker 3: I'm gonna telly some deep shit this how I knew
35:56
Speaker 3: I was a hip hop history and I was a
35:57
Speaker 3: major part of hip hop. I was at your corn
36:00
Speaker 3: party and he was giving him award City of Hope
36:04
Speaker 3: I think in l A and Chuck D looked over
36:07
Speaker 3: at me. He said, I said, I made it, Chuck D,
36:12
Speaker 3: you understand this. Chuck D looked at me and gave
36:14
Speaker 3: me to John Light and in my mind he told
36:17
Speaker 3: me fight the power like he knew it. But he
36:18
Speaker 3: didn't say that. Chuck didn't say that right. Chuck didn't
36:22
Speaker 3: say that right. Chuck didn't say that this is this
36:26
Speaker 3: is the thing that's crazy. Chuck didn't say that, but
36:28
Speaker 3: I felt as that And he didn't follow me on Instagram.
36:31
Speaker 3: You know, I don't not petty about that.
36:32
Speaker 2: You didn't get a chance to speak to him.
36:33
Speaker 3: No, we wapped it up, but I was I was.
36:36
Speaker 3: I was ready to pass out because it's Chuck D.
36:38
Speaker 3: So I couldn't get myself together. He was like going
36:40
Speaker 3: tell Michael Jackson concert. I was ready passed out, but
36:42
Speaker 3: I didn't want to so Chuck D. I was like, damn,
36:45
Speaker 3: this dude's legend. I'm beefing with DJ Premier because DJ
36:48
Speaker 3: Premier for him to be a LLEGI he followed Gilly
36:50
Speaker 3: and he wasn't following me. So I'm real petty about that.
36:52
Speaker 3: I'm like, Gill don't know nothing about rapping. I do
36:55
Speaker 3: like the you know, gourgu was like ole to me.
36:57
Speaker 3: Usually so me and beefing, but like, I love it
37:00
Speaker 3: so much. But what I'm saying is that I'm not
37:02
Speaker 3: going to see no legend and don't it.
37:03
Speaker 2: Don't freak.
37:04
Speaker 3: I was crazy because Chuck D You was the soundtrack
37:07
Speaker 3: to the struggles that took place in America and Yo,
37:10
Speaker 3: and we didn't have no food, we had public enemy
37:12
Speaker 3: and that helped us do the course. So so when
37:15
Speaker 3: she hit me almost fast out, I'm laying down, I'm like,
37:16
Speaker 3: oh my god, y'all a Vanzana. She just DM me.
37:19
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, this is like your spiritual mother.
37:21
Speaker 3: So I hit her back. But so what happened is
37:24
Speaker 3: I asked her. I mean I had told Charles. I
37:28
Speaker 3: was like, yo, man, I said Charles man, he said,
37:30
Speaker 3: man asks her, Man, you need to forward asks. I said, bet,
37:32
Speaker 3: I'm an asker, and I hit her up.
37:34
Speaker 2: She broke.
37:35
Speaker 3: She let me come to the house, made me a
37:36
Speaker 3: meal and food was delicious. Come on, I didn't want
37:39
Speaker 3: to be greedy, right, you know what I mean? But
37:40
Speaker 3: I was like, damn, I didn't want to ask for
37:41
Speaker 3: another plate. But it was great. It was like these strimps.
37:44
Speaker 3: It was just the sauce is right. It was just
37:46
Speaker 3: it was spectacular. And I wanted to make a doggie bag,
37:48
Speaker 3: but I didn't think that was appropriate. But whatever, but
37:51
Speaker 3: she bring me down to the house. I'm down there.
37:52
Speaker 3: She showed me so much us shout out the Zi
37:54
Speaker 3: kid too, her manager to do things, but like, and
37:57
Speaker 3: she showed me so much love man, and she and
37:59
Speaker 3: she read me. She read me the forward right there
38:02
Speaker 3: and there, and then I hit up and when I
38:04
Speaker 3: hit her up to do for the audio, she just
38:06
Speaker 3: done it that day.
38:08
Speaker 2: Wow.
38:08
Speaker 3: And I'm talking about like and it was based off
38:10
Speaker 3: of love and how she seen me for us and
38:12
Speaker 3: it was everything.
38:13
Speaker 2: You know.
38:14
Speaker 4: One thing I want you to talk about whore we leave,
38:16
Speaker 4: you said, you said the feeling of not being punished
38:18
Speaker 4: for doing something you knew was wrong was equivalent to
38:21
Speaker 4: your first orgasm. How long did it take for you
38:24
Speaker 4: to actually feel guilt?
38:25
Speaker 2: When you did something wrong.
38:27
Speaker 3: Man, it took me a while because you're young and
38:29
Speaker 3: you just don't know, so it takes you a while.
38:32
Speaker 3: And then then when it hit you just be like, damn,
38:34
Speaker 3: I did some crazy shit, you know. But it was
38:38
Speaker 3: a while. It was just a thirst. It was just
38:39
Speaker 3: I don't know. I think I was just part of
38:41
Speaker 3: stealing an American dream. I was doing my thing because
38:43
Speaker 3: I wanted to be You gotta stand, I'm looking at
38:44
Speaker 3: these fucking movies, man, I'm looking at Rayleiola and motherfucking
38:48
Speaker 3: good Fellas, And you know the part where he burning
38:51
Speaker 3: the cars up, he throwing the joint. He said. By
38:52
Speaker 3: the time I was fourteen, I was making more money
38:54
Speaker 3: than the grown ups around my neighborhood. I'm like, damn,
38:57
Speaker 3: I wanted to be there. I wanted some money because
38:59
Speaker 3: we won't be I always tell people this, when that
39:02
Speaker 3: guy in the eighties pull up with that Benz and
39:07
Speaker 3: if you know what I'm talking, he got the bens
39:09
Speaker 3: in the eighties. He got that gold chain on, he
39:11
Speaker 3: got that Felix sweatsuit on with them Felix, he got
39:14
Speaker 3: them rings on them, nugget rains and all that shit.
39:17
Speaker 3: And he pulled up to the neighborhood. He's pulling up
39:18
Speaker 3: to our black communities to deal with the most beautifulest
39:21
Speaker 3: girl in our neighborhood. And when he pulled up to
39:23
Speaker 3: get her, as he opened in the car door and
39:25
Speaker 3: she getting in the car door, you know, speaking to him.
39:27
Speaker 3: Ms Johnson, Miss Brown, Miss Green, they hey, baby. But
39:33
Speaker 3: at the same time, you're seeing mister john come back
39:35
Speaker 3: from work. He's a plumber or dirty and everybody speaking
39:37
Speaker 3: to him. I'm sitting on the step watching all this
39:40
Speaker 3: shit take place. So I said, damn, I got to
39:42
Speaker 3: be a part of this shit. In the black community,
39:44
Speaker 3: the women dictate who the men want to grow up
39:46
Speaker 3: to be based off of who they date.
39:49
Speaker 2: That's real.
39:50
Speaker 3: So I'm looking at it like shit, I'm only seeing
39:52
Speaker 3: these girls. They there dealers and dudes. They got nice cars.
39:55
Speaker 3: I gotta get me some nice cars to get me
39:57
Speaker 3: some ass. I gotta get some. I gotta hear some.
40:00
Speaker 3: I gotta get some fly. I gotta get fly. That's
40:02
Speaker 3: what it was about. And the way you saw to
40:04
Speaker 3: get fly people respect. They only respected the criminals in
40:07
Speaker 3: the game the funk America. Look listen, Len, listen, do
40:12
Speaker 3: you go ask any judges lawyers, prosecutors and all that.
40:14
Speaker 3: What's your favorite movies? Goyle overs, what's your favorite series?
40:19
Speaker 3: The Sopranos, Everything Gonna Be. They love the successful criminals.
40:23
Speaker 3: So I grew up to try to be that. But
40:24
Speaker 3: as I grew older, I took responsibility to say, oh, yeah,
40:26
Speaker 3: I want some dumb shit I did wrong. You never
40:29
Speaker 3: heard me say it was No. I wasn't in jail
40:31
Speaker 3: for some shit that magically did or because of the
40:33
Speaker 3: white man. I was in jail because I wanted to
40:35
Speaker 3: get busy, and I did what I did.
40:40
Speaker 5: To your point about women shaping everything, you talk a
40:42
Speaker 5: lot about black women and seeing no women and how
40:45
Speaker 5: you staff your team with women. Can you talk like
40:48
Speaker 5: why that's important and how that's helped you along your
40:50
Speaker 5: journey as you like?
40:51
Speaker 3: Bill shout out to my manager business part of desiree Ivy,
40:54
Speaker 3: shout out the Ammo Rill, shout out the shayam lost
41:00
Speaker 3: my attorney. These women. Let me say something to you
41:02
Speaker 3: about these women. They get shited done. That's right. They're
41:06
Speaker 3: not playing games at all. They know it's not they don't.
41:09
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is about know that getting
41:11
Speaker 3: them going crazy. They lose their mind about no, I'll
41:14
Speaker 3: be like, damn, what happened? Somebody told me? No to death?
41:15
Speaker 3: What what's going on? Don't worry about many your business.
41:17
Speaker 3: I get to the bottom, I'll tell you when I
41:19
Speaker 3: get it done. They move in different, they move different, man,
41:23
Speaker 3: they move different, and you know what, you know what's
41:25
Speaker 3: going on. I just want to say this, and a
41:27
Speaker 3: lot of these companies in America they be playing games
41:31
Speaker 3: and a lot of times people don't see them because
41:33
Speaker 3: they be in the shadows. But when it comes to
41:36
Speaker 3: our culture, black women run.
41:38
Speaker 2: That shit absolutely.
41:39
Speaker 3: I'm talking about from not just from the consumer side,
41:42
Speaker 3: not just from the the marketing side, but from the boardrooms.
41:48
Speaker 3: The sisters. I went to the ballroom of Rich Claiming
41:50
Speaker 3: Company with sisters running that shit. Sisters running shit everywhere. Like,
41:55
Speaker 3: I don't think you're gonna get something off you ain't
41:56
Speaker 3: got no sisters in that fold.
41:58
Speaker 2: Every single indity I got a black woman running.
42:01
Speaker 3: Shout out to all the shit Dollar Dolly's a monster,
42:04
Speaker 3: She's no joking, Nicole. Shout out to all the sisters
42:06
Speaker 3: out there that's doing it, going up against all the bullshit,
42:09
Speaker 3: all the racism in these companies. Y'all, y'all going to hr,
42:13
Speaker 3: hr is playing games with y'all. They trying to weed
42:16
Speaker 3: y'all out. Because as soon as his sister get up
42:19
Speaker 3: and she stand up for herself, oh she's being everybody
42:22
Speaker 3: play victims. Sooner the sisters speaking up for herself after
42:24
Speaker 3: they see all the dumb shit, these people being, these corporations,
42:27
Speaker 3: throwing all these rocks, doing all the stupid shit. As
42:30
Speaker 3: soon as his sisters say, I'm not going for that,
42:32
Speaker 3: Oh my god, she's being aggressive. Oh my god, I'm scared.
42:34
Speaker 3: Locked the door, get that. That's cap Stop that victim shit.
42:37
Speaker 3: Because her sisters stepped up for usself. One thing about
42:39
Speaker 3: a black woman, I don't care who. She's not dealing with,
42:41
Speaker 3: no bullshit, A sister of color, Latino black, They not
42:44
Speaker 3: dealing them with that ship. That's right. Why do you
42:47
Speaker 3: think we scared of?
42:47
Speaker 2: That's right? You know what I mean.
42:49
Speaker 3: It's not that damn shit.
42:50
Speaker 2: It's's Luthor Rocky too.
42:53
Speaker 3: First of all, First of all, let me get shot
42:54
Speaker 3: out the Rockel.
42:55
Speaker 2: Boy ass boy.
42:57
Speaker 3: I just see flights were you go, Rocky, I'm going to.
42:59
Speaker 2: See wild weather. Shout Rocky. Listen.
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Speaker 3: But Roquela professional named Raquel Diazeus for Uh, you know
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Speaker 3: us getting this done. Great writer did a thing.
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Speaker 2: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Shout out to everybody, man, my my, oh yeah. Shout
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Speaker 3: out to Johnathan Minion for the cover. Shout out to
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Speaker 3: Simon and Shoots at thirteen Charles Shoes for making it happen. Yeah. No,
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Speaker 3: Johonnath Demelia did all the legend ay hip hop. John
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Speaker 3: he did all the leegend did jay Z, she did anything.
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Speaker 3: But I just want to shout out to everybody out
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Speaker 3: there that's doing anything. And I need to say this
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Speaker 3: to you. I don't care if you gotta what I stand.
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Speaker 3: You got a t shirt company, you gotta put the
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Speaker 3: tape out music, you're doing art. You won yes away
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Speaker 3: from the world changing. Stop looking on Instagram and thinking
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Speaker 3: everybody's beating you and you running late and you ain't enough.
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Speaker 3: And I want to say something to the sisters out there,
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Speaker 3: you are enough. They'll never let nobody finess. You don't
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Speaker 3: tell you that you got to be this and you
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Speaker 3: gotta have this, you gotta wear this, You gotta go head,
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Speaker 3: you gotta take live your fucking life. Do you in
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Speaker 3: every way possible and tell them young brother this out there,
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Speaker 3: y'all kings y'all ain't slaves. So what y'all gotta do
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Speaker 3: is y'all got to understand, y'all the most fearless group
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Speaker 3: of young men ever on the history of life. This
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Speaker 3: generation right now, this generation of young black men out here,
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Speaker 3: is the most fearless Black men ever. Y'all do not
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Speaker 3: give off. Just imagine if y'all switch that up. Imagine
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Speaker 3: what you could do when you go when you say,
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Speaker 3: you know what, I don't want to be a drug
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Speaker 3: deal I want to be a business man. I don't
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Speaker 3: want to be a killer. I want to be a healer.
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Speaker 3: I want to be a giver. I'm saying they could change.
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Speaker 3: And to my young brothers in the community, rap community,
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Speaker 3: stay away from them drugs, man. And it's coming from
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Speaker 3: a man that never did a drug a day in
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Speaker 3: his life. I never did it because I had to
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Speaker 3: watch my homies. I had to make sure they get
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Speaker 3: home at night. And my homies smoked, you know, they
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Speaker 3: didn't smoke PCP did all that type of shit, you know,
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Speaker 3: to snort. The little coach, you know, did a little
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Speaker 3: bit of little but I always watched it, and I said,
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Speaker 3: that ain't for me. And I don't know who told
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Speaker 3: you this. If you feel as though you're going through somebody,
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Speaker 3: find somebody to talk to, get a therapist, get a therapist.
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Speaker 3: Stop trying to self medicate yourself because you don't know
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Speaker 3: what you're doing. And I'm gonna tell you something, brothers,
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Speaker 3: when you hit the town, you young brothers, and I'm
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Speaker 3: gonna be real with you, everybody is trying their way
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Speaker 3: to get some drugs to you, and you don't know
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Speaker 3: if anybody drugs is drugs. I'm just being straight up.
45:18
Speaker 3: I don't know you know what I mean. I'm just saying,
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Speaker 3: you got all these people making fake this, fake this.
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Speaker 3: You don't know what you're taking. And when you get
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Speaker 3: that money, young brothers, stay out of don't stay off
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Speaker 3: them handcuffs. Man. Please please, man, no disrespect your blessing
45:32
Speaker 3: because God ain't gonna keep blessing you. Man. You think God, listen,
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Speaker 3: God gotta work with billions of people. You think God
45:36
Speaker 3: will just keep coming around blessing you. That's right. God
45:39
Speaker 3: ain't gonna keep blessing you. Take advantage of these blessings.
45:41
Speaker 3: Keep doing your thing, and just know anytime you see
45:43
Speaker 3: donks stop me, I'm gonna say something to you. I'm
45:45
Speaker 3: gonna tell you what's going on. And a lot of
45:46
Speaker 3: y'all know. I'll reach out. I DM y'all. I talk
45:48
Speaker 3: to y'all regularly. Man. Just know that you kings, know
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Speaker 3: that you queens, and know that the world is waiting
45:54
Speaker 3: for all of us, and we're gonna make it. We're
45:57
Speaker 3: gonna make it.
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Speaker 4: We gonna, you know, listen, with good Intentions is out now. Man,
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Speaker 4: everybody go pick this book up from Wallow.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: We gotta make this in New York Times best seller.
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Speaker 2: When today we go.
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Speaker 4: Tonight, we're gonna be at Uncle Bobby's in Philadelphia, me
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Speaker 4: and my man Wallow having more conversations.
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Speaker 2: Bobby's, Yes about this book. Armed with good intentions.
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Speaker 3: Make sure we get you stopped, my man spy, make
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah, yes, yes, hey, slut.
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Speaker 3: The taste cheese's crazy.
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Speaker 2: I like that type of stuff.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but you know, and uh, find your way to
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Speaker 3: support local businesses.
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Speaker 3: We gotta also, uh, we gotta get if you're out there,
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