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• No Sleep Pod SZN 2 Ep. 2 (Guest Host GGL Slick): MSP Entertainment presents No Sleep Pot Season 2 Story. I appreciate it. No problem, sir. No problem. Good night, no sleepers, and welcome to the no sleep podcast, where we talk about music, movies, culture. And whatever the fuck we want to talk about at 12 a.m. I'm your host with the most L Dose. She key. And we are joined here by none other than Brother GGL Slit. Yes, sir. Bring in the class, sir. Bring in the class. Good night, my brother. Good night, man. How you feeling? I'm feeling wonderful. Good man. That's good. We appreciate you for joining us here on the No Sleep Pod. You already know how we like to start this out, Shiki. Tell everybody about your whip work. Whip work. This week, heavy in the car, big vibing. Nasser. Hip hop is dead album. Still dreaming. Nuz, Kanye West. Reset Michelle. It's a good song. It's a good song. It's a great song. It is a great song. But it just every time we get on the show, I just be confused why when we talk about whip work. You want to know what I'm listening to? Yeah. You want me to lie to you? Yeah. Would you rather me lie? You just you just getting old, my nigga. I've been old, and that's and that's fine. I don't know, bro. That's the thing about it. Y'all niggas be scared to get old. I'm happy I got old. That's cool. I know a lot of niggas ain't get old. I feel you. No, real shit. Real shit. No, I'm a act my but for it's. I'm a nigga that act his age. I'ma be honest. I'm I'm too much of a lover of music to just settle for that one sense of I I hear you. It's a great song. But like Nas is a i i is is a goat in my book. But I'll be honest. I gotta be feeling real nostalgic or be in a house, all right, I wanna hear some nahs. But I'm not just on the regular riding around, listening and that and that's the problem with the world. But I mean it's all good. It's all good, Shiki. Slick, I'm gonna go to you next. because mine probably gonna fuck everything up anyway. But I'm gonna let you go with your what's your whip work of week? what I'm riding around to? Yeah, what you riding around to, heavy. Raldo Reed Rodriguez Shaw G6, bro. Okay. Okay. That's not a bad pet. That's not a bad pick. Yeah, that keeps me in that wave. Okay. Get my day started. Alright, I can appreciate that. Me and Shiki had a little bit of a of an argument about Rylo. I I think this last project has paused. Grown on me a little bit, pause. This is his best project. But yeah, this is best, but I don't know. I'm still not. I don't know. I'm not a fan. I don't I wasn't a fan of moments. You know how Shiki would say. Like I said the same. This tape was good. He had moments. That's exactly what I said. This tape right here, escape. But Shiki, what you say about the big Luther and the curl and all that? Just ain't quite right. I don't know. Rilo just ain't quite right for me, man. I just I I he just don't do it for me. Music. Yeah, you wildin'. Hey, that's just me. but hey. The song that you're talking about not a bad song, but when we talk about just Rylo as an artist. What you been listening to? How about me? Get to it, nigga. Well, you already know. we got a guest host today, so we won't have a dose of R and B, but I will create a dose of R and B and the song that I've been bumping in the whip heavy has been Mouth Say. it's a song by Lucky Day, and it's featuring Pusha T off of Lucky Day's new project. Some super underground shit. You know, for me being, you know, somebody that's don't know you don't fuck with Lucky? Never heard what's me down, bro. I'm a honest too. So music. Mm-hmm. So if you looking to like kinda, you know, dip your toe in like the R and B for like modern, like who's hot? Lucky Day. Lucky Day one. I'm on the Brent Fire. Brent Brent that nigga too. From here. Yeah, but Lucky Luck Lucky come with a I'm on a New York LA type Okay. lucky day, man. He one of my favorites right now. Push a T on that joint. The reason why I really love that song is the saxophones, right? It starts out with a saxophone jazz type of beat. Honestly, coming here, I was bumping that song, right? So I tell you, that's really my whipwork. I don't get on here and bullshit niggas. I was playing that shit on my way here. And it's it the song is like a soundtrack to the beautiful city, like seeing the Baltimore lights and all that, man, with the jazz music and push a tee. Killing his You're making me think when you say saxophone, the the the the the saxophone that played when Ricky got killed. Not that type of one. Man, I'm talking about like a you know like you what I'm saying? I'm hearing that. Yeah, like is it not? Like did he did he twist that put like a dope like It's a lot of live instrumentation on the show. Yeah, so what I would say, if you check that song out for me and then you'll see what I'm talking about. It says what day? Lucky Lucky Day. Lucky Day. Shout out Lucky Day. Exactly, man. Definitely definitely check that song out. But you know, for everybody, all of our you know, watchers here, if you guys haven't heard any of these songs, definitely check out. and as always, like, comment, and subscribe to the No Sleep Pod page. moving along here within the no sleep pod, we are gonna jump into our music video spotlight. And our music video that we are gonna spotlight tonight is a song entitled Honeybun by our brother GGL Slick. Yes. Just dropped the video today, right? Five. Okay. Alright, so we watched it. We watched it, right? She I'll let you start, man. Go ahead. Tell me, tell me your thoughts on the video and how we like to break it down. I feel like Slick made life music, right? And Honey Bun really, the video, you feel me? I don't know what to expect. It looked like I got I'm it looked like I got a honey bun today. You feel me? It looked like I'm fresh off to play. Like it really happened today. And and it's just me living in it. I thought it it was cinematic. I always but I feel like Your videos always match the vibe. Exactly. I don't know. you I feel like it's authentic, right? So that's why it always connects. But yeah, it's beautifully shot. a lot of swagging, a lot of vibing, a lot of get money shit. That was an organic night. It was a random Tuesday. Hey, I and what I was saying. It was a random Tuesday. We just shot it two days ago. I'm just living in it. Literally. Yeah. I'm just living in it. Living in the show. Outside of just the words alone, and we talk about the video, right? The cut work was crazy. Number one. Cut work was crazy. As far as Nick T who shot the video, cut work was crazy. the other piece that I love about it is that it's simplistic, but all of the cuts make sense, right? And it all makes you feel like a bunch of things are happening, right? And I love that, right? Yeah, it I feel like when people make videos nowadays, right, they'll jump out. they got all the things that they need for the videos, the cars, the jewelry, all of those things. But you do have to have a rapper kit, right? To a certain extent. Yeah. I think I think you gotta have a kit. If you like me, a lifestyle rapper, you just gotta It's gotta match the lifestyle status. But look, you didn't have to, but you know what I'm saying? You didn't have to do all of that though, and the video still kills. Yeah. But it's also it's also having it. And then acting like you got it. Yeah. You feel me? when you gotta act in it, it comes across that way. That's why I say it feels lived in. Like you feel me? Like when I saw the shovel and snow video and you was out there on on a block and shit on North and Pen, like that type of shit. You know what I'm saying? Like different. Different vibes, but you can also bring it. You can also bring that alive on screen, right? People can watch your videos and see Baltimore. Yeah, because that's that's a thing that we do intentionally, like with my music. It's lifestyle music. So, I got a organic fan base, bro. the people that's really Yeah, day to day. So I like to include the people. I could shoot a a a made up random video. We get the big budget and get a bunch of made up shit just to make it look good. But my audience would rather me come down and touch the people, it's people in the comments like, bro, you ain't see me, I was in the video. I was out there that night or or whatever like that. That's the shit that I I I cater to. You know what I'm saying? I gotta cater to that type of audience, man. that shit then took me ten years, bro. It took me a long way. Respect, man. Gotta get the people what they want. Gotta get the people what they want. Got to. When you know your lane, man, stick flood your lane, man. Yeah. Not to say to try other shit like this vibe, like the honey bun, this a different vibe from me. Definitely. I'm normally more up tempo and it's a different vibe. What I would say is I always risk respect respect any artist that, is willing to step outside their bag and write. And I also respect the people that can stay within that lane and remain relevant and still interesting, right? And that's something that me, you know, and Shiki have argued about before like it's some people, you know, and I ain't y look, we ain't having no argument, Shiki. We ain't gonna do that. We ain't gonna do that. We the most rapper hating rapper you've ever met in your life. He's crazy. For everything I love. He's the most rapper, hating rapper. I'm very fair. I'm very fair about my assessment, bro. Like you'll see. It is all look, the the onion in the layers gonna peel back throughout that. He likes a lot of vibe music. I like niggas that be rapping. Right, all right. All right. Look, that's the that's debatable, slick. We'll see. That's just the long and short of I think I'm a good mix of both. There we go. All right, cool. I think I'm a good mix of both. I can rap if if need be, and I can give you introspection. I can give you this trap. I can give you this nonsense. Shoot up bang bang. I think I'm I'm I'm all that shit in a mix. Exactly. You know what I'm saying? And you gotta be you gotta be versatile in order to stay relevant. Number one, man. You gotta Bro that's not an easy thing to do, bro. Not to cut, cut you up, but I I just wanna talk about that for a moment while we're right there. Like to to be able to keep an audience interest for ten years plus. Mm-hmm. Bro, I I could say I probably we dropped Shirach, Me and Moose in twenty fifteen. that's eleven years ago. Damn. You know what I'm saying? When I hit him with the Racha Jucha, the Ra Ra. the ch the ha the the the watching us out of the helicopters and all of that shit when I first got the attention of the people we talking ten years ago. They still have the attention. You know, I can come down the street people for like ten years. Yeah. But that's not an easy thing to do. It's not hell no. A lot of people who came up in that time when Baltimore started accepting rap artists, them niggas came and went. Mm-hmm. Them niggas, you know, they could drop a tape right now, you probably would never know. Why would you say Okay, so let me ask you, what's the key to longevity? Authenticity, bro. This really me, bro. this really what I like to do. Some of them niggas this was doing that shit y it was a trendy thing to do at the time for Baltimore. the rap shit was trendy. You can you can make a trendy song emulating a song that was out. You had a a a nigga that was dissing Shorty, Shorty had a song that sounded just like Moneyman. I don't know what's what happened to Shorty. I don't know if he did or he went to jail, but He had a hit at i it was sounded just like the cadence seven you know what I mean? So authenticity, bro, that shit was just at the moment. It was hot 'cause money man that cadence was hot or whatever at the time. But when you authentic, when that's just you and you just being you, you don't really have to be a trend. You don't really have to move with the so I ain't had to move with the trend. I ain't had to try to keep up with nobody or You know what I mean? I think that's what kept me going 'cause I was I'm authentic. I'm just being me, bro. I'm just giving you me and if you like it, you like it. I think that's what makes an artist a artist. When you buy into him, Young Duff or Currency. A future or currency. any artist, you really buy into them. You really like whatever Yeah, yeah. I think that's what I I recognized early on and that's what I became like. People fuck with slick. whatever slick doing, I fuck with slick, so And it and it also doesn't hurt that you could rap about it when you're I can make you shake ass a little bit or make a good team. So yeah. Well, hey, Shiki, thanks for segueing into it because I wanted to ask my comments. I'm good at my job anyway. So you talk about Slick and being authentically slick. The question I wanted to ask you is, what's something about you that people wouldn't know? When listening to your music. that I'm really shy, bro. You know, people bro, like when I even tell women that, bro, like I'm really like shy for real. Now when you say shy, I need I need you to elaborate exactly what you mean. Hey bro, nobody Hey bro, like, you know, people I I I'm just a person that knows how to fight through it and know how to come Okay. When need be, I know how to show up when need be, but in my everyday life, I'm really reserved. Yeah, I'm a Virgo, bro. I know how to turn up. I'm a people person at her. I must say cause I've never not seen you being a people person. So for you to say I'm shy is is I didn't But I'm really shy for real. People wouldn't know that. Like I'm really a shy guy. Like I'm really laid back. Like even people think I'm a polite women, I tell them this all this is the best way I can explain it. women they think I'm a player, think I'm out here got game. No, most of the women that I they get me. They be coming at me. I'm really shy. you know what I'm saying? You gotta open me up. You don't really gotta work for it, cuz. Yeah, you gotta That's what the flex sounds like. I ain't really gotta try my hand, cause Nah, that's a fact though, bro. it just come to me, so I'm really shy. But I know I work through it though. That's something that people probably don't know. Growing up in Cherry Hill, what is what what is something that that that Cherry Cherry Hill taught you that's still in your music today? just toughness, man. You know what I mean? Like if if I wasn't from Cherry Hill, it would have been harder for me to deal with the toughness of like people judging you, like trolls and shit, like I done had niggas jump in my DM and call me all bitch ass niggas and all kinds of shit, bro. You know what I'm saying? But I'm from a tough spot. So you know what I'm saying? A lot of that shit, if I wasn't from where I was from, bro, it probably would would affect me a little differently. So do you be in the comments? Every now and again. I just jumped in the comments. Yo, a nigga jumped in my a nigga jumped in my comments, bro. I don't normally get into com I see him though. watch my human. I look at my comments. So a nigga jumped in my comments. He talking about the song with me and here. But you know the nigga he blatantly was a hater. Mind you, he talking to a fake page. A fake page said some hater shit. He responded, replied to the hater shit to a fake page. Then he was like, yeah, because I don't know who yo is, but he like, how the f now you plan now. So I did respond, but I did delete it later on. People like, what are you doing? But sometimes that shit do get to you, bro. yeah, what the fuck are you talking about? Get your bitch ass out, my You know what I'm saying? I don't be having time for that. So my I normally my rule of thumb is normally I don't respond unless I have something nice to say. If it's not if I don't have a positive thing to type, I don't look I don't type. You know how many people critique music? Yeah. Even if you don't like it, that's your I don't like it. That's your right to not like something. But when it's a blatant when I know you trolling. Exactly. It's when it's a dang this thing. If you just critiquing that, I don't like it, it's trash. I don't give a fuck. You can't please everybody. Exactly. Yeah, it's more people that like it than it don't. Motherfucker got fourteen hundred likes. You the mother one motherfucker say you don't like it, so why would I care? Exactly. But when you blatantly just trolling, and then I see that you really opside and you really like trying to publicly like Play with me, get the fuck on, bro. I ain't I never been that type of guy. Like I meet you on every level. I'm real competitive too. Like, so I'm like one of them people. You can't beat me at shit. I don't give a fuck how you wanna play it. You wanna troll? you can't beat me at trolling, you can't beat me at ball. I don't give a fuck. I'm a competitor. I'm a competitor. That's just me, bro. So yeah, every now and again I get loose, but I'll come back to my senses because them niggas be this poor and just hating for real. Facts. Poor character. Facts, man. if you got enough time to really get on the internet and spew all that negative energy, man, it's definitely you got a lot of time on your Cause at the end of the day, you on my page watching my shit. So at the end of the day, you're a fan. Every view count. Exactly. Exactly. So one of my views, nigga, you even in the comments. You you you you You giving me hype. So at the end of the day, Exactly. If you like it, I love it. Hey, all press is hey, all press is good press. That's the way I look at it. Exactly. That's exactly the way I look at it. So we agree on that one. so you talked about growing up in Cherry Hill and your story and stuff like that. could you tell us like which which older song would you play for a new listener if they really wanted to know like your story? Some more. Which probably I get that also. That's out the neighborhood superstar. That's one of my biggest songs to date, bro. that song, even when it dropped in twenty sixteen, it was just so different and so authentic. it's my real life story, bro. We used to stay on the second floor. She used to s you know, my mother used to play with the raw. She used to snort it up with the straw. Or, or, or, or. You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, that's probably the The go-to song. The beat, everything was just even when I was playing the beat when I first got it for my my man and them, they were like, it was just different. But when I start saying that, like tied everything together. Yeah, like, but that's that's synonymous with me and how different I am and how I could take something and make it, you know, that song was so controversial, my aunt like, bitch, we didn't have roaches. Yeah. Niggas can't live in their truths, but too much. She ain't like that shit. Yeah, I was there. I was there. She ain't like that. I was there. You can't tell me what I saw. Yeah. Nah I feel you. I I I battle with that sometimes. I I really, this nigga to your right is the one that's really. He liked being in this space, but I ain't really a nigga that like to be seen, but I be having stuff to say. So that's how I got here. But I be battling with how much of myself I'm willing to give to everybody. Is that something that being that you in the spot, being that you in the spot like people want to know what you got going on all the time? How much of yourself do you give to the public? I give a lot of myself, bro. I keep a lot of shit private. But I do give glimpses of myself, bro. Like I'm a public person. Like I always looked at myself as like a a star. Like I'm a star, so like I don't wanna I can't hide with God. God, like, He blessed me, bro. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like I've been through some shit that, you know, me and sis was talking earlier. Like, yo, I gotta write a book about this shit, like. Book of Slick is coming. You know what I'm saying? I've been through shit that you'll probably think I'm lying. But yo, God delivered me through shit that bro, so it's like I g I feel like like trust me, I feel I also feel. Trust me. Yeah, my life is just like, bruh, it's it's not the it's not really for me. You know what I'm saying? Like sister tell you, I'm very giving. I'm very, I'm very poor you in. Right, let's get it popping. Help you. Mhm. You what I'm saying? Because I know I'm blessed. I know God gave me a whole lot of shit. And that's how he ain't give it to me to be selfish. right. You get more, you give more. They you get more to give. Then it keeps going. But if Exactly Yeah. But a lot of niggas got the game fucked up though. A lot of niggas don't understand. But yeah, that's a mindset though. That's a mindset. That's a mindset. And that's the mindset I'm in. So You know what mean? Yeah. I he gave me a lot, so shit, I give it out. I don't like to stay too private. I like to, try to help my people out. Yeah. Facts. Facts. I'm with it. All right. So moving on from there. So a question that I would ask you. I know obviously you had some things that happened. You've been jumping back out here and rebuilding your momentum. talk to me about like what that's been looking like right now. Like what's been going on? What's what's what what should we be looking out for? You know, what you can talk about. far as the the past, I was even public with that, bro. You know, I was on a run, I was still doing videos, I was still no, I dropped a tape. Gingerbread man. Gingerbread man. Well I was on the run. I'm an artist, bro. I locked in the studio. On the run. Most of my time recording. In the studio. The same studio. Was this studio moving around with you? Or you was at the same time. I was recording in Laurel at the time. Okay. So I recorded Laurel at the time. I come down here. I was staying in Virginia at the time. I meet with Nick whenever I come down, shoot videos and shit. I knew I was going to jail. I wasn't the type of nigga that was fantasizing about running forever and all that. I'm I'm a rapper, bro. I'm a public person. So all I was trying to do was tighten up and get ready for, whatever I You gotta make you gotta get situated before. Yeah, I was making sure everything was situated. But at the same time I could run it up. I always wanna continue with my career and my music, bro, because that's my passion. Yeah. You know what I mean? So I still gave him a tape. One of my One of my best tapes, bro. I didn't get to promote it 'cause I eventually went to jail. You know what I'm saying? But I was doing videos for that tape before I went to jail, bro. And me coming home, I I just continue like I say, being authentic, bro, you just gotta tell your story. They fuck with Slick. So I ain't doing shit but just this my real fucking life, bro. My real life is a is a is a is a is a series. It's T V is a fucking Would you say you came back hungry or the did going away make you w miss the game. No. No? Not at all, nah. You said I just got back to Yeah, 'cause I'm I'm already that guy that just it's it it is what it is. I ain't tryna that would for me to come with that type of mentality, it would feel like somebody doing something that I gotta get. I'm hungry, I gotta get to no like I gotta get to doing back me. You know what I'm saying? That's all I was thinking about. I gotta get back to the at a upper echelon level. I just need to get back to that. I already got It ain't must it, bro. I can dig it. I can dig it. It's never must it. It's catch up. You gotta catch me. I ain't trying to catch you. You know what I'm saying? it ain't nothing you doing that I already like niggas trying to catch, trust me, bro. on every angle and every level, bro, slick special, bro. you know what I'm saying? a lot of shit that niggas won't come out and say publicly or act like they don't see, niggas. Talk your shit, nigga. I promise you, no bullshit, bro. Talk your shit. No real loud wave, which I supposed to be. I'm the big brah. Ain't no nigga doing it at my age and level that's that's still can connect to the top and the bottom, the old and the young. And really still spicing and really still living it. most of them niggas is doing them out. They talking about some shit and happened in the 90s. Them niggas ain't doing nothing. You can see it. You can smell it. You dig what I'm saying? Like slick one of them niggas that's this my real life, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like I'm really one of them niggas like future one of them. Like I you it ain't you can't even place me in the age bracket or I could do this shit, cause niggas ain't you ain't gonna find too many niggas like me. This shit gonna happen once every motherfucking generation. Bro, I promise you that, bro. And I ain't just saying that, bro. you might niggas is other niggas is special in other way. I'm just telling you the way I know. Everybody's special. Cause I'm special, nigga. Thank you, there you go. But you feel me? You gotta be your special. My special me? Exactly when you live in the shit that makes you, that makes you you. I love your mentality. You feel me? What I'm on, bro. We the same way. I like niggas like you, though. These niggas are losses. You fuck my head up with the 'cause I knew when you put out the gingerbread shit that you was on a run. But then it just connected in my head. The gingerbread man catch me if you can, nigga. I ain't gonna lie. Yo, shut up. My bad, yo. This nigga remedial. The fuck I apologize I apologize. How he don't represent everybody here, cuz. It just connected. Meanwhile, I'm being artistic. Nigga, yo, but guess what? Yo, sometimes it don't yo. Yeah. All right. Look, and this is the way I'm gonna sum it up, right? And I'm gonna sum this up, right? Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, 'cause I'm I'm I'm I'm about to tell you this, right? A lot of people that I've known recently been talking about their kids talking at a specific age and they putting these standards on their kids or when they need to talk, walk, and be potty trained, right? Mm-hmm. And I I tell people all the time, every kid grows at their own pace, right? Yeah, you still need to shut up. You still gotta have good. It might take me a little bit more time to process it, nigga, but I'm a fucking genius, nigga. Well, I would say we just talked about everybody being special. I would say you a genius at certain things, but int raw intellect? I be having questions. Nigga, fuck you. My bitch. You you got any more questions for slick nigga? Damn. Roll them off the tongue, nigga. Hey, I look, if you don't, I could do the wrap up no sleep pod question if you don't got one. Roll off the tongue, nigga. Hmm. Roll them off. Hey, look, I wanted to say this too, ironically. The tape that I did end up working against me when it was time to get a bail. Yeah. Yeah, when it was time for me to try to get a bail and get the box and all that, the the prosecutors definitely brung up that I did songs and put news clips and videos and stuff like that. So it definitely worked against me. So I sacrificed my freedom for you guys to deliver you guys. Okay, what you create. Look. So I I I hold up before you get to your wrap up question, I did say it was a question I don't you might have forgot. But we were talking the other day and about some life shit. So the question is, what's the craziest thing you've ever done? Have you ever been in love? And what's the craziest thing you've ever done for love? No no man, I don't get you crazy, man. I'm I'm I'm real composed. You ain't never crash out off a little yeah. Nobody bush. Never. You ain't been waiting somewhere. Never. You ain't flew somewhere. You ain't I I don't know, slick. You you a slick nigga, but look, I'ma tell you everybody got that one. I wanna see. no, I had that one, bro, when I really felt the way about, but I don't think I did nothing like real crazy. Like, nah, like How about that? Eat for a couple days. Yeah, what's a dumb decision? Like, what's the crazy No, a bitch had me sick for about 90 days, bro. Okay. Like my girlfriend I had at the time, I was in love with. I got a BBL because she seen a bunch of BBL bitches. That's what I wanted. I got left ass. And she, you know, I got her body done and she turned up on me, bro. Damn. Crazy. She turned up on me, bro. So that ain't broke my heart. See, that's why I like giving things I can take back. And I will because I'm like, I can't another nigga have this. I built it. Facts. So I'm dealing with that kind of heartache and pain. but but but the reverse psychology of it all, 'cause this nigga wanna talk shit about me. But when the ch when the chicks get the back tattoos and these niggas gotta forever clap shorty as fuck. she got my name covered up. She had my name on her ass. Nigga, I look, yo. She got that covered up with the BBL and all. I promise you, this is a true story. She had my name on her next click. She had my government name on her butt cheek. Got all that shit covered up. And went crazy. Broke my heart, bro. For like ninety days, and then I snapped back to it. Okay. And Okay. Yeah, she's still trying to buck you and shit. So yeah, I'm here. I go through shit. But I ain't never do no wild shit about the bitch. I'ma keep it play or like I'ma act like ain't nothing going on. She ain't never see me sweat, but I was hurt. I was hurt. You got me. Maybe we should move over to move over to our host over here, Mr. Sheiky. See what his cause I I know it was the interview for for brother GGO slick. huh. But we gonna I wanna know what brother Sheiky's. Answers to this question when it comes down to the craziest thing that you've done for me. Craziest thing I've known some shit. I can think about when you took your homeboy somewhere. He must know some shit. I got a story if y'all want a story to nigga. Hold up, hold up, hold up. Listen, I mean, niggas was already that was a coincidence. That was a coincidence. It was a cool slick. It so hazy I lie to you not slick. It just so hazy slick this is the time, right? He get domestic. No. I'm in the car coming from a fishing trip. This nigga calls me on a random Wednesday and was like, Yo, we should go to LA. Okay. This was during Kove. I'm feeling And I'm like niggas was outside doing both. And yo, and doing everything. And doing it, yo. Niggas was, we was doing well at that time. So we like, yo, this motherfucker. So we literally going back and forth. We literally trip. Niggas are not already going back and forth to Galley. Yes or no? Go ahead. Go ahead. Finish your story. So afterwards we go, we book the tickets the same day we get there. Then all of a sudden, she there. She was. But she was she was up. And then he was like, yeah, yo, by the way. We was like, we was in the car. He was like, yo, where we going, yo? I gotta go pick her up real quick. She don't come with Set you up for three. Yo, real shit. It was three niggas. You ready for the real story? One rental car. You ready for the real story? You wanna hear the real story? Was the girl there? She worked there. No, no, no. Was the girl there? Was she there? Did you tell us she was there? After we was there, she was there. But she wasn't. Did you tell them where we arrived? That's what I'm saying. But she had our bring her. No, we just spent time together while niggas was already there. He leaving out the fact that I was already there. I like your fon sway, yo. Take a shot, bro. I like your fon sway. Can you take a shot? I can't. I don't we don't even got kids. Can you give them a He needs a shot right now, man. This nigga sweating low key. I'm not. Listen. He didn't talk. I was going back and forth to Cali anyway on. I was going back and forth to Cali on business anyway, right? So I have been back and forth. She was already there at work, working there. But we was already, it was a thing anyway. Okay But so I was like, hey. Y'all wanna come together. You feel me? niggas don't just be niggas don't be doing shit together never. You feel me? And I was already, I know the spot. I be out here. I already be out here. So it's like, hey yo, y'all should You pulled it all together. And but I'm just so happening to have situations already there. It was a win win for you. Okay. That's what I'm saying. Win win for him. They mad cause they had no action when they was there. They didn't go find no action. My action was already there. Slick. My sand was slick. You smell at the beach. Smell like shit. Bullshit, nigga. Get the fuck out of here. My sand was at the beach. I respect it. I'm a de I'm definitely a bring my sand to the beach as well. No, I respect it because you had sand. You know what I'm saying? Like Yeah, so I don't even like random sand. I like the sound. I already let the bros know that you was laughing. Thank you. I appreciate it. It really was a menace. It really was a rendezvous. It wasn't a bros. You know what I'm saying? We did bro shit. We didn't rendezvous. That's what you're trying to say. Exactly. When we were listening, we were there during. No, here we go. And I looked. We was there during COVID. So obviously you weren't going to go meet nobody or nothing, right? He the only one. Sounds like I was prepared. Sounds like it was COVID. You couldn't go nowhere to get coochie. I already had Coochie on standby. Sounds like a smart nigga. Respectable. Uh-huh. Respectable. Coochie. But you didn't tell your nigga. That's not my. Because it wasn't Coochie for your niggas. There was no coochie for me. We could have had something. I had no coochie time he had coochie on deck. No, but but you see what I'm saying though? if it's a guy's trip, why would you not let your brothers know so they can get the same type of privilege? She ain't got friends or I'd have said something. She so therefore I ain't had nothing for you. You was on your own from day one. There we go. Well, mm-hmm. Moving the wall. No, was that your craziest story? Yeah, sure. I give you I ain't about to give you another one. I actually did, but we didn't get that. Something telling me you got hella stories. Listen, man. Cool, man. I be in love and shit. You got TikTok story time? Don't. I don't be I don't be liking the internet, bro. I know it's ass backwards, but I really don't. I'm not an internet man. Might need TikTok story time for what it sound like to me. All right. Well, hey, let's let's wrap it up here with our last question. at the no sleep pod, we gotta ask you this because you know, we big on a no sleep piece. So, what's keeping you up at night right now? And what are you doing to work towards that? just being a better version of me, bro. Every day, I'm trying to get better, I'm trying to do better, I'm trying to get more, I'm trying to see more. I'm still excited about I still got zest for life, bro. some niggas they lose they zest for life because shit ain't working out for You know what I'm saying? even when shit ain't working out for me, I still got zest for life. that's what keeps me going, bro. I love life, bro. I like new shit, I like to see new shit, I like to experience new people. Like everything is exciting in me. So like that's what keep me going. That's what keep me up at night. The zest for life, bro. I like to live life, bro. Let's go get his lifestyle, bro. This is really the way I live. It's what I like to live. It's i if it's not what I'm living, it's what I wanna live. You know what I'm saying? That's what keep me going. Like it's always more one of my albums. It get greater later, my nigga. Like it's a message and all that shit, bro. It's really me and what I'm on and what I'm doing. Go get us the lifestyle, bro. It ain't entertainment. It ain't go get his records. It's a lifestyle, bro. So mentality. Yeah, living life is what keep me going, bro. Just getting up every day, getting new shit, bro. Shit, nigga. I mean As they say this shit is on. Yeah, like yeah, like life is exciting to me, bro. Like, trust me. So like just the zest for life is what keep me going, bro. Amen. Well said. Well said. That brother. All right. They let me make this my home, man. I'm kicking my feet up in here, man. Yeah, man. We see It's the good brothers, man. They let me make this my own, man. I'm with the guys. I'm chilling. We doing this shit the proper way. Nigga, I got on Supreme Socks. I'm sipping motherfucking Don Julio. I'm here with the guys. Hey, hey. Let's turn this shit up. We living life. Living life. On this show. Let's jump in with a shameless plug. As always, comment, and buy some merch. Buy some merch for sure. From the No Sleep Pod Merch Store. Yes, sir. Today I am wearing our five panel embroidered no sleep logo hat. It is available on our website. Our website, no sleeppod.com. Words be hard. Fuck you, nigga. Get yours today. Moving on along here within the no sleep pod, we're gonna jump into our next segment. It is entitled From IG to NSP. This is from the Breakfast Club AM on Instagram. Boosie and Webby made it clear: no two people can touch them or their legacy. Who could go against them in versus? And I remember one thing you said you don't like interviews because you don't want people knowing too much about you. what you gonna know? I ain't gonna I ain't got nothing to hide. I don't have nothing to hide. Now w at one time Boosie, you said that that you guys are the best duo out there, hip hop. Yeah, I I argue with anybody about that. I feel like no ba no no two motherfuckers could touch men with it. All what we done did for for hip hop. You know, we done raised a lot of people. And I feel like we don't get the credit we deserve. me and Webb is like I don't see no duo who can stand on side of us in the verses. we're gonna smash anybody. T. Drew. People argue T. I. and Drew couldn't fuck with us. Damn. Big boy and Dre. Nobody. People say Alan. People say UG People say U G K nobody. U G K gave us our Gave gave us a lot of that's family. That's yeah, that's But I'm just gonna feel like in a versus we'll we'll we'll we'll we'll smash them too. But if you had to pick a versus that was ideal for y'all, who would it be? I don't know. No, I mean who would it be? Me against you. 'Cause that's the only thing can c can no his music and my music. Gotcha. That's the only thing that'll make sense. Ain't nobody. I feel like they in the they in the They in rank far as duos, for sure. gangster music was classic, bro, in the street. Like gangster music definitely classic. So they definitely rank, but I mean it's so many duos, bro. You know what I'm saying? Like, but they definitely in the rankings, especially in the 2010s. Yeah, I mean, I I I would say obviously I'm sorry. I I'm laughing at Sheiki's face. I'm listening. I'm listening. I'm listening. I'm listening. Go with those test. See, hey. Give the slick. Remember I told you that he that that he gonna be a little different, right? But look, no no no no no. I'm I'm gonna get Boosie and Webby that flowers. I will say that they are good together, right? They are. They make some good fucking music, right? Now, as far as duos like against UGK and all these people, who's all these people that you talking about? Well, UGK was one. Let's get your top five. Let's get your top five and then we'll Duos guys. Okay, all right. Top five duos. All right, go ahead. Top five duos. You want my top five? Yeah, go ahead. Let him go. I already know number one is. We get To even be mentioned in the same because to even be mentioned in the same breath as Outcast is crazy to me. To think that you're close. Well, Outcast is your number one. Okay, your number two. That's where he's stuck at. That's the that's the problem. All he know is a duo of outcat. That's his problem. Cause it it was so I'm supposed to be egregious. It's so agreeable. Give me another duo. Eight ball and MJG. I don't think they're not better. I don't think they're better than put them at number two. Come on. hold up. I'm this top five. This top five all time. Yeah, that's what they said. They said You don't know a lot of duos. It's not a lot of duos, brother. What's the what's hold up? What's the criteria? They could just have to do an album together? Yeah. yeah, technically. Duos. No. Yeah. Yeah, technically. Yeah, technically, if you want to say duos. Yeah. I'll go Boosie and Webby. Wait. I'm gonna go stop there. Let's stop there. Cause that's where we at. That Boosie and Webby, like I just said, they in a rank, bro, as a duo. Yeah, but the gap between them and outcasts. I think. The gap between how many duos came in between them and outcasts. It wasn't many. I'm tripping. It wasn't many. I'm tripping. I can't bel I can't. Tyler. You got you gotta, you have to excuse me. You have to excuse me. I have no idea how in the world it must have been the Julio, but out of fucking Talib Kali and Most Death are number two. It goes outcast. It goes Quali and Most Death. Black Star. Black Star. I can't knock that. I'm a historian, bro. Then it goes eight ball MJG. Then it go Boosie Webby. It has tough duos. You kinda You kinda leave somebody out though. For you to be such a hip hop. The fact that he put Boosie and Webby in that top five was They are in your comments. Be in my top. As to what are we debating that they said was. Because duos is tough. I can think of hella groups. Well, you just thought you really left one out. Go ahead. Mob D. You don't put them nowhere in there? Dang, all right. Where was you at? So Boosie and Webby number one dude. Probably my number one. Mom be my number one. I'm gonna go with Ghost and Ray, even though they have a that's what I'm saying, they not if we doing that, I say Damien Marley and Nuz. Like and we just Yeah, I ain't really giving Yeah, get the five down. He likes everything Nas Powell said that different. He does he likes everything. Everything last well. Yo, he's I don't think he's saying it's stamped, though. It's stamp, but most niggas I know that listen to that album don't feel the way you feel. Yeah, I don't think it's that great. I don't agree with you. As we enter. Bro, probably listened to that album twice. Yeah, I didn't listen twice. It wasn't nothing that I've It wasn't, it wasn't my album. But I respect it. They got my stream. Hey man, no, hey man. I'm a that's what I'm I'm a I'm a hip hopper. I'm a Sea Jones, huh? Yeah Yeah. I can remember it was written, man. My man Lane had the maxima. It was written as is a class. Yeah he had a ninety six maxima. I was a little nigga, nigga. He pulled up, I jumped in the back. We were smoking black bags from Lion Van Carrie, nigga. Back in the day, if you one of them niggas that know, you should know. I I go with it. It was written and then Ilmatic for me. With on It was written definitely. A lot of people got Ilmatic over it was. I got down it was written, I was a kid I was a young nigga and it was written was like he had Dre and Foxy and A Z and it was just like the gun song. What if I was a gun yo, that's what I was yeah like that shit was just monumental. The message was crowded top five songs of all time. Yeah, for sure, for sure. So I respect Nas, but that's when I was a kid before like Shit got to where it got now when shit started getting, once I got a little older, I start it's cash money and it raps. Well, yeah, especially here. Especially here, cash money, cash money. It was a time cash money. Hold up, you was a Birdman rap fan? For sure. Really? Yo, cause I always I never wanted to like I always could rap, but by time by the time we started doing music and all that, I always wanted to be like, the CEO rapper. Master P, but I thought baby was better. baby was I felt like I felt like Baby was living that shit. One trillion times better than So I'm like I'm like a baby type of nigga. I really live that shit. All the niggas that Big Thomas was in a a a a great album. Even all the niggas that I had rapping with. More than a green. It's a classic album. Everybody was getting your roll on. Get your roll on. And it was really, it was really happening. Niggas was outside doing doing this dumb shit right here. Niggas really wearing your bulls and fucking soldier rebounds. Niggas was really getting. You know what I'm saying? Like, so yeah, I came up off of that, but Naz and it like in the beginning. But once it got to that type of shit where you could Just drag. That's drag rap. But you can just drag and stunt type of shit. Nigga, I'm ready. Drag. I came out with Chang Chang and shit, living that life. And if if you could you if you listen to my son, you could you can see the inf the Cash Money influence. Heavy, heavy, bro. Cash Money, I think, influenced a lot of people. They definitely influenced me. Yeah, even with this new album, Shavelin's Snow and Ocean Drive and you know They they real braggadocious type of songs, bro. That's like cash money type shit when you put into their face. nigga, yeah, I'm I'm I'm one of them type of niggas. I ain't afraid to say, the shit that's really going on. I ain't afraid to say fit and all. The simple shit. Like, a motherfucker might be afraid to say that. Yeah. Like, but bro, that's really This shit that's going on. You know, that's not what I'm doing personally, but you know, that shit that I did in the past and that shit that's going on that you can't disguise. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You can't when you look at the news, bro, I promise you, you wanna see the gory shit. You don't look at the news. When it's when they ain't talking about nothing. You don't wanna look at it. That's why I don't know. You turn it off. But when it's something that's going on, like Some shit happened, a big indictment or a nigga got killed, you wanna see it. Everybody wanna That's just a mur you can't I understand that. That ain't so I ain't we love the bad guy for real. You know what I mean? Even if you ain't the bad guy, per se, you love the bad guy, you love the tough guy, you don't like the coward. You know what I'm saying? You like Superman, you like a nigga gonna go out here and beat a nigga up and kill him. You like Batman. You know what I'm saying? You don't like a nigga gonna let the joker kill him. You like a nigga who go out here and face the Joker and say fuck and he driving a fly ass supercar and that's the fucking culture, nigga. So I feed the the the mind. That might not be what I'm living. That might not be what I'm, you know, currently going through, but that's something that I understand very well. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I agree, man. I agree. We definitely jumped off this, Webby and Boosie conversation, but I appreciate it. Niggas fuck Boosie and Webby. It's like, nah, nigga. Yeah, nah, but real shit. GG out slick in the building, man. I grew up off of Boosie and Webby. The gangster music was one of my favorite tapes. I went to jail around that time. yo, this crazy, bro. I always we used to debate about Boosie and Webby. I always thought Webby was better. For real? Yeah. Everybody when I say that be saying that. Think so too. Savage Life Two. Savage Life. Savage Life Two is five. Savage Life One and Two. Yeah. But nigga. Two is my guy that can fuck with that. Two is my one right there. Savage Life Two is my favorite. My favorite piece is Webby. Yeah, because Boosey Moore was a project, yo, that was just so much. Boosy Moore was a was a failing, but Webby he put them sh he put the words together, bro. He did. No, but I'll give you that. But when we talk about music and just kinda like what I don't know, Boosie like you said, he just He engulfed himself into the culture. Webby was more or less a weird nigga, but he could rap his fucking ass. Definitely correct. Definitely correct. Definitely correct. All right. moving over in the no sleep pile. Let's wrap that on up. And let's jump into the what's the news segment. in this segment we talk about some things that's going on here in the news. Like what? yeah, so I definitely want to talk about this one specifically. So Keisha Ka addresses Gucci Man's snitching narratives following Ebro's discussion. So I don't know if y'all been, hearing about what's been going on, but Obviously people are trying to say that, Gucci is a snitch based off of what's going on with Pooh Shyste and things of that nature. No good, man. It's no it's bad business. we from Baltimore though, bro, so it's different. You know what I'm saying? So we really take a lot of these niggas for what they say they is for real. we really take these niggas serious because we know for us, you can't say something that you ain't really about. So we really take these niggas serious. So for us as fans, I think just for Baltimore, we looked at Gucci Man as like a street guy that Just a street guy, we followed his career and he always talked about not snitching and this and that and the third. So So are you saying you can't go from street guy to civilian? It's not a there's no path to that? It's a path to that for sure, but not when it's involving street business. it's a fine it's a thin line between Corporate business and street business. When you're dealing with street artists, you know what they're into. You sign these guys because you relate to them. You know what I'm saying? Like you can't take accountability away from him as an executive. I know if I'm signing a guy that's really in the street versus he can't. You know what I'm saying? I sign you because I feel like. I can relate to this little nigga. This nigga real. I know what he into. We see it as the public, this nigga real. So I know him as being a CEO who's close to him and dealing with him. You gotta know. You a street nigga. At least that's what you told us. Street nigga. So you're dealing with a street artist. So when some street shit happened between you and that artist, I can't respect you saying I can't segue into this corporate world. Bro, if you on corporate shit, you're not dealing with street shit. I'm not dealing with that shit. If if is it's some of these labels out here, most of them benefit off our street shit. But if you really genuine on what you ready to say, I'm not fucking with no street artists. Cause I don't want no street shit if I ain't on no street shit. I'm not dealing with you if I know you still on the street. If I can't deal with you and say, bro, leave that shit behind, this is what we're doing right now. And that's what we on. If I see you on some street shit, then that's street shit. I gotta deal with it as what it is. I can't expect you to be on business because I'm on business. That's is that's like saying, I killed your homeboy back in the day. Now I changed my life. I'm on some business shit. But I expect you to forgive me and not kill me when you catch me slipping because I'm on some business shit. I don't think that's the same. What's the difference? That's not the What's the difference? Cause cause one. So so for one, get back is required, or you can't. You can't do no business at all with somebody in that situation. Yeah, no. You feel me? I I couldn't. But never. let me let me I don't want to cut you off, but let me add this to the narrative. You dealing with street niggas, and then you're doing shit that you know is against street politics, not going to my cousin's funeral, taking the chains and shit back. You doing shit behind the scenes that we could talk about that then came out. That's street shit. That's against street rules. So carry on. I just want to add that to it. Well, well, before we reach John, I'll I'll tell you what his wife specifically said, and then we can take it from there. So the wife said that Gucci Not a one called the police. Nine niggas pulled down on one man with guns. Cow would move, especially when he was called there for a meeting to discuss his album. No beef, no prior issues, nothing. Just greed and ungratefulness. Or because somebody promised the money to leave ten seventeen. The betrayal, the stupidity, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Obviously, we kinda know, based off the situation, what took place, does that change your perspective at all, Slick? No. There we go. All right. I just wanted to see. I I just wanted at least share with you. I'm from Baltimore, so I'm I'm I I've traveled the world a little bit. I traveled America a little bit so I know I might be a little more hardened than the average guy, the average person from Atlanta or another city or whatever. But bro, you signed it's like you signed up for this. you can't be you was promoting not snitching and you did a even to now, to your point, this was the thing that fucked me up. You was grown businessman Gucci, you did a versus w Jeezy and you still promoted I'm smoking your dead homie. It's like you giving it that's the world we in now and and it's people that's excusing it and trying to look for an excuse for it. No. People straddling the fence. It's easy. go stick to one side. That's all I'm saying. I can respect it if, like, say QCP. You know, they say he ratted. You know what I'm saying? But yo sticking to, bro, that I was in the street back then. Nigga killed my homeboy. I'm not even in the street no more. I respect your more than Gucci, bro. You know what I'm saying? It's like when you promoting that you a real nigga and you still standing on business and all that. Get the fuck out my face, bro. Like you playing with me. You plan in my face like we believed you. you plan in a real people's face. people like us, we from Balmo, we gonna really think you real. We really believed you. Whole time you putting on a show. We don't really do that. Yeah, I just Like that ain't what we do down here, bro. I don't know. I also don't we don't I don't know enough. Yeah. I mean we we don't Well it's enough information out. What don't you know? What is it that you want to know that you want to know? I mean, I'll be honest. Ever since that, now I will, I will say this and you know, engage with me. He did a song. He told you everything in the song. Did you listen to it? I did listen to the song. But don't you know? He told you everything in the We listened to the song. But no, I'm talking about the flip. So when Gucci came out of jail, everybody knows it's no secret. He did move differently. That holds no bearings on the situation, because he did kind of disconnect from a lot of things when he came out. Man, you g had you came out of jail when you did a versus and you said I'm smoking poogy low. Fuck you. He did he did say that. He didn't. Can nobody take it right. I was disappointed because you correct 'cause Jeezy put him like, bro, we here for I felt Jeezy. Like, yeah, yo niggas grum. Fuck it, you corny as hell. So when he read it, it kinda already led to it when he did that. That was a turnoff. Hey, Slow. Niggas be burning down. I'm not But he had who was in there in the verses with him? Pooh Shasty and them. Go back and look at the verses. Nigga, them niggas was there with him. You know what I'm saying? So they thinking he really showing out. Yeah, he really one of them. Wow, bro. so I can't respect it, bro. I don't give a fuck how you twist it, how you try to turn it. I don't give a fuck, my nigga. He did it to himself. If it was somebody else. I sit and argue every day about Ghana 'cause I still listen to Gunnar Papa Gunner. He ain't do nothing wrong. Goosey a bitch. Feel me? Yeah, like okay. All right. All right. Hey man, that's an interesting perspective. You definitely made me look at it a different way. Because at first I was kind of being like, I mean, I get it, cause Gucci did come out a change man, but you're right. That nigga did. He'd been doing that with she washi shit. He has been kind of bouncing back and forth. I ain't gonna lie. You can't do that. Stick to one side, you can't, and the people can respect it. Once you flip-flop, I don't know how to take it. Yeah, the flip-flop shit is. Yeah, get the fuck out face. So when Surrey. Real shit happened to a flip-flop, I don't have no mercy on it. Yeah, you you absolutely happened to your flip-flop ass. And now you tell it. But that's what you get. Facts. That's what you get. Facts. For flip-flopping playing dumbass games. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Cause it could have been some street shit. But because believe you me, a lot of these artists, a lot of shit happened to them behind closed doors. Never knew it. Know why? Cause they kept it in the fucking street. Facts. I promise you, a lot of them niggas got robbed, got their chains took, all shit. You will never know. We just finding out shit 10 years later when somebody comes out on the podcast, cause they kept a G. Mm-hmm. So it's like, we getting away from that. Niggas making too many excuses for these niggas. I ain't giving these niggas no fucking excuses. Shout out to Robin. Should I tech hell yeah? Nigga ain't giving niggas no excuses. Hey, you ain't lying, yo. Facts, bro. Real sure. Hey, slick said it. Moving on. Lil Twist reveals that Lil Wayne left him off bedrock as a punishment for blowing on studio time. Lil Twist was a young money artist who was never able to live up to his full potential. While he did have some songs in the late 2000s, early 2010, he wasn't quite the star that others on the Young Money imprint became. Recently, Twist found himself on a live stream with Neon. As Twist explains, he spent so much money on studio time that Wayne left him off of bedrock as a form of punishment. Twist also says that this is something Wayne would do to a lot of artists at the time. Wayne was like, why Twist spent 700K in the studio? Twist said he was mad at me. I wasn't paying attention to the invoices, so I couldn't be in the video. That was my punishment. Wayne used to play bad punishment games. I don't see bad business practices. You know how I get down when it comes down to management. I don't disagree with it at all. I don't I don't disagree with accountability at all. Gotta show up to work when you got a job to do. That's what I be saying though, bro. A lot of these niggas be just looking for shit to say, bro. When they ain't when they ain't equal up to what a nigga thought they was gonna equal up to. a nigga believed in you, bro. Yeah. He definitely played. He was supposed to be the next wing. Supposed to. Nigga signed you, believed in you, promoted you, put money in it. Yeah, they next up. There we go. Thank you, shit. Thanks for correcting. Yeah. They the shit balls, my nigga. so now they wanna just make a story up and do go to TikTok and tell a story then, my nigga. Go ahead and get you some views, my nigga, because you knew you wasn't shit, my nigga, with your talent. That's the truth of the matter, man. Hey, we about to change your name to real talk slick tonight, nigga. Shit. Don't do nothing but real talk, man. You just got me. I'm real rap, man. I'm real spill, man. Hey, man, look. Hey, I ain't mad at it, nigga. Yeah. Cause I don't think she you got anything else to say, she no. All right, cool. I agree with him too. All right, nope. Moving on. He like, nope, the nigga on Friday tomorrow. Nope. Roger Goodell breaks his silence on Jay-Z picking himself. The Super Bowl halftime show. Lost in the Jay-Z Super Bowl halftime show news is how the NFL actually feels about all this. Given the league's relationship with Hove and Rock Nation, many assumed this was going to happen at some point. However, there has been debates about whether or not the NFL truly wanted it or if they were simply compromising. Well, NFL Commissioner Roger Godell has officially put Nigga, stay over there, yeah. You wanna come over here and switch places? I'm up out. I didn't shit. Go ahead. Has officially put all of those conversations to rest. In a statement, Goodell revealed that when they signed Jay-Z, the league have requested that he appears on a halftime show eventually. Yo, I'm not gonna keep dealing with Number one, nigga, my Summarized. it just I I get it. You gotta tell the people what we about to talk about, but it just be so much to talk about before we get to talking about. That's like when a nigga drive and a nigga keep telling you like yo, do you wanna drive? You got this, you got it. You got it, you got it. Roger Roger Goodell and shit. Roger Goodell. Go in, yo. Roger Goodell. I told you we can switch spots, nigga. You wanna drive. Shit. Hey nigga, what's your thoughts around this shit? Nigga, that nigga whole thing he slick. Yo was like, we can't find nobody for the Super Bowl. Halftime. Yeah. When am I going to do? But we talk about momentum, man. You didn't see this coming? Yeah, because look at momentum. Look what he's been doing. All these moves he's been yo, hope and outside. Why wouldn't he do the super bowl? Like why would you not you got something in your pocket, nigga? You won't use it. The little tour. He just did the Sophie Stadium. I can do every stadium. They fuck with me. Stadium amounts? Okay, let's go. Stadium amounts and niggas. Yeah. I can sell this to these niggas. You gotta respect it, bro. It's good business, bro. And you know, and look, I'm gonna call this right now. Eventually, I gotta choose me. I'm an artist. So eventually. Of course, I gotta go. He's gonna choose himself. I just gotta wait for the right time. Exactly. And he he held that in his pocket till he needed it. But what I'm saying is this, he's gonna drop out. we already knew that. That's what everybody's saying. He is. I thought with the tour he was dropping the album. He's gonna drop it with the album. It's gonna come out around the Super Bowl. Cause everybody buzzing about it. It's something in the he got an album. Who are they gonna bring out? Who makes the list? Lou Ivy. Lou Ivy, a hundred. Timberland for sure. Alicia Keys. Maybe that'll be big if he brings Kanye West out. You think in this America? He might. That would be big if he did. He may can he may do that, bro. He might. And make it monumental. I wouldn't be surprised. I would love that. If he do that, I would love that, bro. No beef is bigger than the plan. Dev said a Michael Jackson hologram. Hey yo. You always going far laugh What the fuck do you might gotta do? Deb off camera by the way. Yeah, yeah. You been on TikTok. Bruh, cut him out of this, bruh. I said it let me leave. That's what I was saying. Clip that bro. Even on TikTok. He's watching Loose Clanning. He's watching Loose Clanning. Bro, get out of here, bro. I I I I do I can see the Kanye though. And that would be hard. For sure. I mean, I could everybody can see the Kanye. Do I think that actually is happening? It could. I don't know, bro. Especially the way the Kanye feels about certain groups of people. I don't know if they do that. Kanye can do what he's doing currently. Right now, I think he's Kanye. It's not connected to nobody else. I think he's trying to get back in the loop, so I think it's possible. He never was out the loop. He's Kanye with. No, he was out loop, bro. He didn't. And see, and that we had this debate too. We have had this debate. He has been out the loop. Like you said, the the the slickers that been following you for the last decade, follow you everywhere. The the Yeers is saying yay every day. Yeah, that's semantic. That that that Yeah, but that's that's like blind fandom, though. Like what you mean? When I say blind fandom, like it's people that like We gonna start this argument. I don't care. Kanye can put out anything and there's people that just be like, man, that's the best thing ever. That's the best And I'm like, bruh, come on, man. You can't say that. You know that wasn't good. Why you try to act like that shit good? That's why he's never not in the I ain't gonna lie though, bro, to be honest with you. We gonna get off the Kanye conversation, but I've I'm a musical person and I haven't seen a time where Kanye put out something that wasn't globally it might not have was what you was looking for in the trap. Exactly. He makes music that's music transcends so far, bro. If you just get outside of your own little mind. And I he always make good music, bro. I ain't gonna say that. But slick, slick, slick. This is what I'll say, right? We we're not gonna go on no type of Kanye slang. Nah, bop him in the car today. Yeah, I don't know. But who coming out on the Super Bowl? I get it, but we always. Can I wrap up my piece real quick? I'm look, I'm the nigga that's on the way with you. I always appreciate versatility and all that. Just because I don't like it don't mean I can't appreciate it. Right. I can. But what I'm saying is, I was just telling you that when he said about jumping back on the scene, like before, he could just honestly, Kanye can put things out and people will just listen to it 'cause it's Kanye. That's all I'm saying. Exactly. He's at that level. I I get you always in the loop. All right. Let's get off coach. Cool. Let's move on. the last piece here with them, what's the new? I told you I like to talk about local Baltimore news. So I don't know if y'all know about this one, but Baltimore County Paramedic gets twenty-five years for spreading bodily fluids at a firehouse. What? Hold on. What you mean by spread defended by Christopher Curl, 36, a former Baltimore County Fire Department paramedic. He's been sentenced to 25 years in prison. Damn. Served consecutively on three counts. Pleaded guilty in August 2026 to three counts of causing another person to ingest bodily fluids. Damn. Between September and December of 2025. At Fire Station 2 in Pikesville, the public safety building in Towson, Carol placed semen in the communal coffee creamer and on a supervisor's keyboard. He urinated in the ice machine, mixing it with the ice scoop and contaminated food and work equipment. On top of that, he filmed the axe and posted the videos. 64 videos online. 64 videos be charged seven dollars per view for financial gain. No no Baltimore County has spent roughly two hundred and sixty-three thousand dollars on hazmat cleanup and replacing ice machines across fire stations and public buildings. This is a real report, by the way. Serious, bro. This up the this up the street, nigga. This some pikes build. Are you serious? Nigga was jerking off in coffee creamer. And letting people. It's not funny. He got 25 years for that. That's crazy. Yo, that's some 25 videos? Listen, they said how long was this going on? They said that this man 64 is a lot of videos. How long was this going A long time. He he actually did some of these acts in front of his children. One of his acts was, you know how they got the little plugins? You know how they got the little plug-ins in the office to keep like the scents, like the scent freshness? He took one out of the plug and peed in it and then put it back into the wall. Yo, let's guess his race. Yeah, let's guess it. Let's guess his race. What's your guess, Shiki? I'ma say he gotta be called Gazordio. Yes. He he has to He has to be white. Yes. Hey, well ding ding ding ding ding. Both of y'all are right. He is one hundred percent Bro, why would you who thinks of doing some shit like that? I don't know. It's a little while, bro. A caucus a little while. That is crazy. He was again like coffee creamer, they also said he was mixing it in foods that was being cooked, all kinds of crazy shit, bro. And he was filming it. He was filming these things. Hey man, to all my white brothers, man. I love y'all, man. The ones who got their shit together. For sure. You know what I'm saying? For sure y'all do be doing some shit that I don't agree with. But I love y'all. The ones that got their shit together. Facts. There we go. Other ones. Moving on here, that's we we'll close out the what's the news segment with that article. I think I think that's enough of that for today. we will jump into sleep or nah. I typically will say something and you either let us know if you sleep or nah. Sleep means that you disagree with me. Nah means you agree with me. Nah. Yeah. Like nah. Did you sleep or nah? Or nah. Yeah. All right. I would rather lose my voice for a week. Rather than lose my phone for a day, you sleep or no. Sleep. Hmm. So you rather lose your phone than lose your voice. obviously. Yeah, you do talk for it. You pay. That makes sense. That makes sense. Slick saints is makes makes sense. What about you? You sleep or no? no, I need my phone. Okay. I don't need to talk. I can text. All right. Cool. I know a nigga in this room that don't I need to vocally out. They'd think it's the police if they don't know it's me, if they don't hear my voice. This shit gets spooky. Alright, so I'd rather go to a concert with no seats rather than a concert where no phones are allowed. you mean general pop, just you mean standing up? Yeah, most concerts typically are standing up. So would you rather go to a place where you can have your phones and be able to be seated? Or go to a place where you couldn't have your phones. That's one of them joints where I check my shit in first. Yeah. And then come get it on the way out. Yeah, I'm fine with that. I don't be in phone. Yeah, I'm cool with that. I don't be in my phone. I be wanting to get little videos and shit like that, but if we can't get it, it's like certain comedy shows and certain shit, they be like, nah, I don't bring it up. Fuck it. At the concert, I take the I was here video. You feeling the little video? Yeah, with the outside shit. Fifteen twenties. Lobby and all that shit. Niggas know I was here. I was there, yeah. And then I'm out. Yeah. Yeah. I'm cool with that. Mm-hmm. Okay. I go with that. All right. I'd rather Have crabs on a Sunday rather than eat a chicken box after midnight. I'm gonna take the chicken box. I don't even eat crabs, bro. Okay. Yeah. That shit is too spunky and stinky. All the females eat and pick Women I eat them if it's a bitch, pick them for me and feed them to me. Wow. I'm a crab. That shit is stinky as hell. I don't want to pick it. I don't feel like that shit is for women. I feel like I'm a bitch if I'm sitting there picking a fucking crab, bruh. Why am I picking a fucking crab, bruh? Hey, you was the one with just vouching for your people and all that. Don't forget I want my black queen to bust the crab down and feed me the crab. I don't know what to do with the crab. I want her to do something for me now. That's her thing. like your new brother, you just Standing next to you. I eat crabs, nigga. I ain't no bitch. It's a Baltimore thing. I don't mind Baltimore. It's a Baltimore thing. But I'm just telling you, me as being Richie, bruh, my female, everybody like crabs from Baltimore. Everybody loves crabs. Me, I don't like to pick them. I get you. And and I can respect it, right? So for me, right, I'm more. So me, I'm getting the bitch to pick my shit and feed them to me. Don't knock me. So this is the question. You never been to, you never been to Cook out, everybody at the table eating crab. You don't join in. You just stand on the side. I'm good. I eat the crab. Somebody gonna pick and feed them stuff. I'm gonna be like, let me feed here that. They gonna start feeding to me. Man, they're gonna come open your mouth, they're gonna start busting down the shit and busting it down. I'ma bite it down. I ain't doing a whole lot of that. I eat a crab cake though all day. Who got the best crab cake in Black? I ain't mad at it. Who got the best crab cake in Baltimore? Shit, I can't say. GM Tim Bucks Coco. I like Coco. I like Coco. Mo's, Jimmy's. So you gotta go underground, bro. All right, tell tell put put niggas on Chef Rock and Chef Rock. Yeah, you gotta go different shit that's in the cuts and all that. I'm saying Jimmy's too though. Jimmy's got good crab cake. So you going Chef? I like Davis too. You Chef Rock, yeah, yeah, because he he a nigga. He knows how we like it done. He he knows how we like it. Whatever he doing, he liked the nigga that was on the nigga that was salt bag. He putting a season on that bitch. Man, he doing that shit the right way. Chef Rocky. Shout out to Chef Rock, man. We keeping that shit real Baltimore, real funky. He in the South now. He in Brooklyn. Yeah, I seen him. He right there on the corner. Yeah, go see him. Over there by Amazon. Yeah, go see him. Uh-huh. That's what it is, man. That's what it is. All right. Last sleepinar to wrap us up. I would rather build something successful behind the scenes than become the face of something successful. Sleeping now. I don't know which one is which, but I'd rather build something you know, I'd rather build cause it ain't really about what everybody knows it's really about your personal comfortability. Exactly. It ain't about the shine, it's about the grind. It ain't about the shine, it's about the grind. And more or less it's about the result. Yeah. Well the grind gets you. You know what I'm saying? It's about the result. And some people more more concerned about showing a result rather than feeling result. Mm-hmm. Some people rather look happy than be happy. Mm-hmm. Type shit You know what I'm saying? Like I would rather really be happy in real life. For real. Like what I show you is what I show you. But my real life is like you know, I'm so aesthetic and in enjoy about whatever in my real life. I would rather be happy in real life versus what you showing the people 'cause everybody showing they highlights. Ain't nobody gonna show you no pain. We live in a world of highlights. And most of that shit cat, ninety five percent. Big the biggest. They they looking like or trying to make it look like they living happy, but are they really happy in real life? Who knows? me, I'm trying to be happy in real life, so. Facts, man. Facts. Facts, facts, facts. Hey, we are here towards the end, gentlemen. We not there yet. We are at the end. I felt like this was a good interview, man. We are at the end. I'm about to say I thought we were my brothers. Yeah. So we typically just close it on out. But Slick, I wanted to see you got any words for us here, man. Hey, I appreciate you for coming. A hundred percent. I appreciate y'all for coming. I wanna I wanna say that on air. definitely enjoyed the conversation, man. Yeah, I appreciate y'all, bro. Shit, man. It was a good conversation. Definitely, man. You gotta tell the people I we the people need all the stuff. Before we get all out here and wrap this shit up, niggas gotta know what's going on. What you got going on, when it's coming out, who on it. You just dropped the project, right? Yeah, listen, we you got more videos come we got more videos coming out. Where you gonna be at? Follow me on social media. It's gonna be on the screen. The slickster one one, I'm everywhere. I'm dropping shit all over the place. I'm like bombs over Baghdad here. Outcast fan, so we can relate. Yeah, man. I'm I'm dropping bombs over Bam Dag right now, right? You know what I'm saying? Like, When when can the people come see you? Right now, Richie, go see it, go download it, go listen to it. Go on my YouTube, GGL Slick, go on my fucking Instagram, TikTok, the Slickster one on one. Can we see that? I'm not performing. I'm not even really doing no shows right now because, bruh, I But if the people want to when I do it, I'm a I'm I'm one of them type of artists. some of you niggas been trying. Let me just speak on that real quick. Go ahead, man. Since I've been home, a lot of these promoters have been trying to book me for these little shows. Exactly. Exactly. I'm I'm past that, bro. You gotta look, I'm ten years in the game. You know what I mean? The next time I do a show, it's gonna be catered to my fans, my day ones, and if you niggas wanna come out and support, come on. But it's gonna be sponsored and funded by GGL, bro. Like I don't need no promoters, nigga. I promote my own shows. Like a lot of them shows I did back in the day with artists on them and all that I promoted the shows, rented the venues, paid the artists, all that sick is different, bro. I'm just giving you the inside look because I've been keeping all this shit hush hush for so many years. I'm not doing no motherfucking show with no more nigga for what? Yeah. Fuck I'm in there doing the show with one of the little niggas that's my little nephew. The fans. That's my little man I done helped put on. I'm opening up the door. All I'ma ask you for is here on the page. When you do have that show, let us know. Yeah, I'm doing the shit. When I do this shit, it's gonna be me. And I might have a lot of them little niggas that y'all looking up to opening up. That's what it is, man. Respect. And I'ma pay them. Them niggas gonna do it. You know what? I'm gonna pay them niggas. We're gonna close it out, man. Before slick get out of here, we appreciate y'all for joining tonight. As always, like, comment, and subscribe to the no sleep pod page. We never sleep though. And love. And we out this bitch. We ain't never sleep, though. Never sleep, though. Yeah.