Airmax & Tattoos #22
101 min
•Mar 26, 2026about 1 month agoSummary
The hosts discuss music industry economics, artist compensation, and business ownership, with particular focus on Beyoncé's billion-dollar achievement and how streaming has changed record label leverage. The episode also covers social media's impact on youth expectations, community engagement initiatives, and relationship advice from the hosts' perspective.
Insights
- Music industry was structurally designed to prevent artist wealth accumulation; ownership of masters and publishing is now the primary lever for financial control and negotiation power
- Independent artists and direct-to-DSP distribution have fundamentally shifted label leverage; labels now compete for content like Netflix competes for programming
- Social media creates unrealistic expectations about success timelines by showing results without showing years of behind-the-scenes work and investment
- Community-building initiatives (block parties, bus trips, recreation centers) are more impactful than material gifts for showing employee/team appreciation
- Streaming economics have inverted radio's dominance; internet discovery now exceeds radio reach despite radio's continued importance for specific demographics
Trends
Shift from master ownership as label leverage to licensing deals with time limits (5-10 years) as compromise for emerging artistsRise of creator economy as legitimate profession; families earning millions from daily-life content documentation on YouTube/TikTokDecline of traditional community infrastructure (rec centers, boys clubs) replaced by social media-driven youth engagement and influencer cultureArtist negotiation power increasing when they arrive at label meetings with existing traction (YouTube, TikTok, streaming numbers)Distribution-only deals becoming standard for independent artists retaining ownership versus traditional all-in label dealsRadio listenership concentrated in 25-44 age demographic while younger audiences discover music primarily through social platformsFemale entrepreneurship in music: women building billion-dollar businesses through integrated business models beyond just music salesGenerational disconnect between OG artists and new generation driven by fashion/aesthetic differences rather than actual mentorship gapsBus trips and experiential community events emerging as alternative to traditional monetary bonuses for team appreciationScared Straight programs and youth correction initiatives being phased out; replaced by social media-driven youth culture and influencer aspirations
Topics
Music Industry Master Ownership and Artist WealthStreaming vs. Radio Economics and DiscoveryRecord Label Business Model EvolutionIndependent Artist Distribution StrategiesCreator Economy and Social Media MonetizationArtist Compensation and Performance PricingBeyoncé Business Model and Billion-Dollar AchievementCommunity Engagement and Youth ProgramsSocial Media's Impact on Success ExpectationsGenerational Divide in Hip-Hop CultureEmployee Appreciation and Team BuildingContent Creation as ProfessionRelationship Boundaries and Roommate DynamicsFashion and Aesthetic Generational DifferencesDSP (Digital Service Provider) Direct Distribution
Companies
Netflix
Used as analogy for how labels now need content like Netflix needs movies, shifting negotiation dynamics
Spotify
Referenced as DSP (Digital Service Provider) that artists can access directly without label intermediaries
YouTube
Platform where artists build initial traction before negotiating with labels from position of strength
TikTok
Social platform driving youth music discovery and creating viral moments that precede traditional label deals
Nike
Discussed in context of Poochisee mask merchandise opportunity that his team allegedly missed capitalizing on
People
Fabolous
Co-host of the podcast discussing music industry economics and business strategy
Maino
Co-host providing relationship advice and discussing artist compensation strategies
Dave East
Co-host discussing music industry structure and artist business decisions
Jim Jones
Co-host discussing Air Max culture, tattoos, and community initiatives
Beyoncé
Discussed as first Black woman to reach $1B from music and touring; example of intact business structure
Ray Charles
Historical example of talented artist who struggled financially despite hits due to industry structure
Shana Rayford
Black woman-owned multi-million dollar brand highlighted during Women's History Month segment
Rick Ross
Referenced as example of artist who takes performance opportunities at various price points without ego
Kanye West
Referenced as top 5% artist whose career trajectory differs from typical artist experience
Jay-Z
Referenced as top 5% artist with different career trajectory and business model
Quotes
"The industry was never designed for artists to actually be wealthy. You look at Ray Charles, he had hits but was struggling. TLC was the number one selling female artist and she was broke."
Dave East
"Everything is a license at the end of the day. I would take a five year deal and get my shit back. That's the most a nigga should be doing."
Spitz
"Stay hungry but never thirsty. You don't want to get desperate or do anything out of your value or your worth."
Dave East
"Don't never push up on your homie girl ever. Don't ever do that. Have morals and principles. There's many women in the world bro."
Maino
"Music is still going to be a place where money is made because now it's the gateway to other things. Streaming, licensing, ancillary revenue—that's what makes you rich."
Dave East
Full Transcript
And you'll piff what you cooking up A lot of shit been going on so let's rap about it A lot of right, a lot of wrong so let's rap about it Controversy every week so let's rap about it Family that don't even speak we can rap about it They crashing out on IG let's rap about it Heavy body want a beef let's rap about it People going now sad let's rap about it They really want clout bag let's rap about it Let's rap about it Yo let's rap about it brought to you by Playmaker presented by Prize Picks America's number one sports pick app What's goodie my dog? What's happening? What's the deal? What's taking? What's the vibe? We back for another episode What's going on? America's most hated That one good Like the Max's man, like the one good I see you been on the promo run I just been you know I just doing what I do You've done a couple interviews? I mean you know hearing there Hearing there? You want to talk about it? Not really I think we already talked about it So I think anything other than that is just redundant You seem like you was kind of hot on the interviews I was triggered Yeah it happens sometimes I said damn I was triggered I said damn my boy is hot Yeah it happens but look listen We live and we learn though right So we go back we watch the footage And then play back of the play And then we say Damn you got me right there And then we learn from it And then we do that And then we do that It is what it is You got me right there Yeah How you feeling though? I feel absolutely wonderful You know I'm quitting the show Today is my last day Is it the last day? Air Max Day? Air Max Day Tomorrow is Air Max Day Jim wasn't in the Air Max chat Yeah Jim wasn't in the Air Max chat I didn't send you on chat because I'm resigning I'm afraid to talk I'm afraid to talk I'm afraid to you Mr. David You are What I do man I told that man get his back down You turn into something else Just leave it alone bro That back is going viral The tattoo get your back done It's alright We got love for you here It's love up here man You know what I mean? Oh so you're governing the situation I'm helping you out for when you were in other rooms And you talking crazy Now you might think twice about what you say That's all I'm here to do That's what that is 100% 100% for your own good That's what friends are for man Alright then I'm staying and make niggas more mad That's what it is What we got on the list today Women's Month It's like we highlighting This is all women Women's Month Women's History Month That's been established Nothing this can never happen without y'all Right? It's the first Black woman to make it To a billion dollars off of just Music and touring That's our music That girl good That's fire 100% I think it says a lot too About the way Beyoncé does her business too Because there's a lot of people Who could be talented And if they're not in the right structures Or really about their business They won't capitalize off of their talent So I think Beyoncé From them knowing Beyoncé Was a star from a pretty young Artist I think that everything around her business Has been pushed to that point For her to hit a billion But to do it just music And not With clothing Sponsorships And doing other things with your brand Is a lot because Music is in a funny space nowadays It's like You either making A little bit of money Not for Beyoncé though Music space is probably really good So she's in a 2% of people Who actually make a lot of money off of music Of the music I'm sure touring Beyoncé makes A nice bag The half of the music You can go out and google it Her range is different We live in a time There's so many artists There's so many artists Every artist is not making A lot of money I think it's always been Designed that way If you look at The way the contracts are designed The way the industry is designed I don't think it was ever Designed for the artists To actually be wealthy You think about When you artists from back in the days Like Ray You watched the movie Ray Charles See what he was going through He was still struggling He had hits He was in a more modern time We heard about TLC That was the number one selling female Artist of all time Then it was saying it was broke I don't think the industry Was ever set up For the artists to be wealthy Ever That's another reason why I salute the Beyoncé Because that's why I said her business Somebody was in her best interest In the business We don't know the business We have a talent Some people get us involved In the game We don't know the music business That's how the wrong deals are signed Or you getting less of a profit Of your talent Than the company I think one thing I have to salute When you see Even everybody from We all on each other's Next steps In a sense We were making more than the artists That was before us And now the artists that are coming after us When you see You just got to look at the business of it Beyoncé is amazing talent But I think her business Has always looked like it's intact It's fair to say That you can have Amazing talent But not be in the right situation Yeah Is that fair to say? Yeah, that's a lot of I could agree with that Some artists are artists And don't really want to Go through the hassle of the business Some artists understand that business is More important than the actual Talent once you start to get Signed No, but the thing is this though Capo They can be signed to a record label But it's just The situation is just Not that Aventages Even if a person has their business In order to Music industry is not promised You need to be financially smart And not just worry about music Once you do Give a little opportunity to make some money But is the music the gateway to the riches? 100% That's why they say you use all the Ancillary things that comes with The music Is the business to make you rich There's so much you can do off the music I feel now Once you got a base Like what? A following Depending on what you're looking for You're talking about Okay, but here's the thing We're talking about strictly just music Not letting music be the gateway To other things You get a deal over here You got to know your business You got to own your masters You got to own your publisher You got to own different things That music is going to work That way The masters have to Be worth something They all say You got to sell some records I mean, any of these masters is worth something You put out records And What you put out Is streaming If you don't own it Versus you do own it is a completely different number When you own it You getting what's coming back to you from there If somebody else owns it Then you getting whatever portion That you signed on Based off the performance of the record Because the better the record performs A lot of times your masters Not saying they not worth nothing right now But if you own your masters It's not like you get the actual bonus until you actually Come into the performance of it And then it becomes A hit or smash or whatever And then it's worth more than it was Because I think That's why we have so many independent artists now Because you don't need the same structure Of record labels but also because They seen in the seeing ownership It's really just you owning your music And be able to do it It could be streaming, it could be licensing It could be anything that come about With your music but when you own it You're making a lot more money than When you signed to a label You have a lot more leverage To do other business if you own your music As opposed to the label How do you get that leverage If you're an artist you just got in the game They giving some artists those deals now I think you got to get your own Motion up on your own And then they come to you You got a little more leverage to do business You got to invest in yourself You got to have a little You can't go in there looking like you just Need it, if they know you need it Guess what? They going to get you less than You need because they And we have took that, we went in there And took what we needed just so we could get To the next level of it But I think now it's changing and that's why I think music is still going to be a place of When it was drifting out of the physical Sales of everything everybody was Worrying about now streaming numbers Them kids is getting millions off of streams Bro, this is real business Right, the ownership does Give you leverage to make more money But when you walk in there with value Because if you go into a label And you're hot and you own all your records That's the key But at that point your negotiation has to be sharp Because the label wants your masters No matter how slim Of a percentage they could take 2% and give you 98% But in that contract They own your masters for at least 5 to 10 years No matter distribution label whatever And you got to be super super super hot Or very established arts To be like nah, you can't get that Right Or you license it to them For a certain amount of time Like you said 5 years But that's what it is You relinquish your ownership At that point Right, but that is even better than Not getting it back at all How hot you are How much value you have If you got a name or not I didn't even know about none of that As I was still figuring out All those masters shit So I'm in the percentile of the stupid people I'm telling you now There's young dudes Going and getting distribution deals And owning their masters No, stay up I didn't say they're not I just said that but you have to Be lit To be able to go inside of these Offices and be like I'm owning my masters In your week of still I agree In a way, let me tell you Why that's changing also too This is really kind of like giving some Game away a little bit but why The labels now say like How Netflix is Netflix needs content It needs movies over and over and over again Labels are now starting to need The same way They don't have projects coming out like that People, there's not as many people Even signing in labels the way they You know what I mean? Like we seeing People just come out and doing their own thing And then the labels is going to them After they already done blew up on YouTube Or TikTok or what's the name Now they really going in there and saying I'm keeping my masters and the labels is Giving it because they need Even that hot person or the person from TikTok or the person from YouTube They need the content Like Netflix need the content They come in with value though They come in a little hot The thing with the labels Everybody ain't getting that though Distribution, they allow you to do that Because it's not See the difference You wasn't getting your masters and all that Because they was giving you a loan And they was paying for everything But if you not getting all that money up front You needed them to put out music Distributing your stuff So now you retaining ownership The most we want to do Is license Everything is a license at the end of the day No some is ownership We talking about The antiquated deals The deals when you sign to A major label Those deals with Own your masters Right Distribution is way different Right, distribution Now you able to I want to do a license deal with you I'm going to let you all have that And eat off that for five years and I'll get my shit back That's the most That I say the n***a should be doing Because We not in the arrow where everybody is getting If you give them a five year deal You in good shape Because they not even trying to give you that From the distribution standpoint But what Spitz is saying is dope Because it makes sense Everything is about content and these labels Do need to load up like the YouTube Spotify is a whole different thing For the labels because they don't have enough For now they got to change their whole business model When it comes to them making money They did already Independent artists don't even need them to go to the DSPs They can go directly That's what I'm saying so that's why they got to Like they lost a little bit of leverage In the sense they got to get something Just for you to even be fucking with them Video any one of these Distribution arms And go direct The only thing about the label was That they were spending money to make you a star That was the difference Now are they Before they were spending money On marketing you They were spending money on getting you To look like Something and make you this Huge star Are they actually doing that The system has changed The marketing has changed Before you needed the label To hear yourself on the radio Or you needed the whole system Has changed And they spent money doing that Or the biggest outlet Now radio ain't bigger than the internet But the radio gets played more Right they just came back this week It does But that's the same songs playing over and over Whether you see more The internet You're going to see more than what you hear on the radio The radio playing the same 10 songs Right so it just came back that the radio Is still For 25 And I think 44 year olds Still number one For them For listening to music That just came back this week I was looking at something this week It's been like that for a minute That's crazy because It's still not bigger than me because Even your radio station is just that area And somebody radio station in Alabama They listen to one The internet streaming That somebody in London listen to the same shit Somebody in Compton is listening to That's for all radio In general But I think People discover music Discover? Before the discovery of music Was Either you was listening to the radio You went out to the club Or somebody told you about something Now you don't you discover music Now on your device Like you could be on Social media You can't forget that the amount of people That get up and go to work and cause And places that play radio in this Regular radio like that's a big Early morning But it's still very important to To music period I mean you might have a better variety When you go into social media and shit I want to show you something hold on If you had to push a record right now What would you push it through more radio Or through the internet See for us it's different we like hybrid So I'm trying to push both angles And for me if it's like if I catch a record Or on a mix show Like if I see a record catching a buzzer A mix show then that gives me an incarnation I'm gonna put some money down on this To see if I might go to the next level And if it gets catch up then I start treating it Like a label would and trying to go for ads And shit like that but the amount of money You have to spend on social I mean the internet and shit like that Is peanuts to what you have to spend At real radio and shit like that So with that said if you had a hundred thousand And you could put the hundred thousand Either in radio or put the hundred thousand In the internet which one would you do I'll put it in the internet If I could break it up I would take 40 foot of radio And take 60 foot of internet But even there right so radio Really gonna get you hot In what the tri-state area You could put the hundred in the You could do a national You can't do no national You can't because 50 thousand You can go for ads or urban radio For 50 grand This is a fact That's urban You're not gonna be able to get Rhythmic with that That's like a hundred and twenty thousand And it still ain't even though guarantee is gonna go No percent There's no guarantee in either side They should get played in the music means You gotta wait until the end of the day To see how many stations They gotta test your shit on Way more people gonna see it In 2026 I'm putting money in the internet I'm selling you You just shot on prize picks And get $50 instantly in lineups That's right prize picks is now giving you $50 in lineups When you sign up and play your first $5 Prize picks makes every dunk, every board Every dime that much more exciting Don't miss this chance to get started On America's number one App for sports picks I've been getting on prize picks And I've been getting the homies all on it too I'm ready for some college Cinderella stories Now playoff push with our New York squad Well you know I've been cooking up lineups New York baby is always New York Y'all know the rules Jelin Brunson and Kat post all star break Going crazy they are locked in More threes, more points More, more, more Michael Porter Jr More, more, more points baby I need my floor seat so I ain't gonna talk bad about Brooklyn Shout out to Brooklyn man Prize picks now has early payouts And if your player gets off to a hot start Now you have the option to cash out those Winnings way before the game even finishes Join millions of users And sign up for America's number one Sports pick app All you gotta do is download The prize pick app today And use code LESRAP To get $50 in lineups After you play your first $5 in lineups That's code LESRAP To get $50 in lineups After your first $5 In lineups Prize picks It's good to be right baby Yo is an artist's performance feed About your legacy Or what the current market is And should there be a number you never perform under Man I have a feeling about that I have money on the table and I'm definitely not starving Over pride That's how I feel about it I'm a hustler, I got my ups, I got my downs Shit some Some moment I'm gonna give what I feel I deserve Of a season that ain't gonna be like I ain't gotta be got this Then it's up to me to be like nigga you gonna sit here Not make a dollar or you gonna make some money I'm gonna make some money You know what I respect that And I feel like I've been there a lot of times Everybody Everybody career Trajectory is different Everybody's not A Kanye or a hove or whatever Right so For the niggas that gotta like Figure it out I relate to that I've been there where it was like What? It's up to me now to say if I'm gonna take it or not This is Spitz don't say don't Cause I already know he gonna start shooting I never For me I calculate My shit different nigga I remember there was times where I would say Four five Hostings Five thousand dollars so I could make Twenty thousand that weekend nigga I'm just Going to get me to some money that means Something you know what I mean Was it lower than what I Feel I should have got but am I Gonna be out here broken I got bills to pay And I like to live good I think If you in the game long enough And if you not in the Top five percent That may be something that you come in You encounter Those days Yeah but there are some people That refuse to do it I'm not just Not my style I'm not But it depends on the situation if they So let me ask you this Would you rather get Ten shows a year At the price that you wanted Or sixty shows a year Right Maybe a little bit lower That's right that's a real Thought I'm inclined At this point to probably say the sixty What about you Spitz I think it depends What Level of your career You are and how much you need How much you need to show Sometimes you might need sixty shows To spread more in that time If you don't need to spread You might just say I'm going to take the ten shows at my number And be cool with it Like you just said I think it's all different Tears of the numbers And even the numbers that they Pay in too Because sometimes the market is Slower so you know The numbers is down but I think through it all You just you got to stay hungry But never thirsty in a sense You got to like You don't have money but you don't Don't get desperate Or do anything out of your Your value or your worth For you know what I'm saying Because one thing that I feel like That too is once you go down It's hard to go back up So it's like you got to stand your ground On your number sometime And just when it's right it's right And that's I think both answers Is right because sometimes You just need the fucking money Straight up But then you don't want that promoter Saying you know what I just don't Frankie I need that money I got such and such for this and then that's the Word Now You might have got a dub from the last time You might have got a dub and now you don't You're like I heard such and such You're 7500 That's why you got to stay down Make sure you do music some more hot music Make sure you always get your motion back up So it goes up and down like the stock market You heard like you ain't got to stay down I think two things is correct That both philosophy because it also Depends on where you at in your life Let's be real Where you at in your life Are you situated Are you straight with all your bills And your overhead is cool and you ain't got a word About taking something that I ain't Going past 50 nigga I want 50 I ain't going past that I called the nigga Recently Say yo these people got a hundred for you He said that's too low I said damn I said give me money But he had a different space in his life Where he can afford To say no To say no to a buck And there's some people that say no to millions This is what I'm saying because it all Depends on where you at In your life Whatever level you at Stay hungry kid Never thirsty I don't know what level I'm at But I do believe if you call me for a buck I'm just a project nigga Like they got that in cash Shit let me see I'ma come scoop that up with a way to get some more money Like I'm not leaving nothing on the table I mean like not to say Like Spence said Don't be thirsty But I'm more hungry than I am thirsty You know what I'm saying Depends on what you're doing You take what's on the table So you gotta just really like See what the whole shit is Like this shit is tricky man That's why I like you can't There's no right answer for that Every person has a different way To attack that And then it might work both ways For the 60 And they got your shit up and you're like I'm a cool man I'm not even doing that I'm gonna get back up Sometimes it's in your best interest to say no Sometime There's some shit right I ain't doing that Kick your out nigga's speakers in All money ain't good money But all money is money Right so like I said Depending on where you at The situation with what you're at Like what you're going through With your life We know niggas got bills At all You know what I'm saying And just being real and transparent So it all depends on where you are I think in your artistry You know what I mean And what you can stand to take or not take You know what I just told you And that story I called a nigga and said yo These people over here got a buck That was three weeks ago You know who I respect the house when the game Rick Ross I'm gonna take I've seen him take Being the same spots that I've done And I'm about to go get another one Right now I'm not leaving nothing on the table And I know like You're in the same spot I was at then Nonsize out of 10 you didn't get The money that you would normally get At the functions you go to But you're still scooping up that bag And then going to like I respect that type of shit Buster told me that a long time ago No money on approval It was just outlandish Which I understand You know what I mean But I understand both angles of it Because it's like You don't want to get to a space Where niggas is playing in your face Like y'all got two grand for you I'm gonna fire this nigga down This nigga is crazy What? I just said like if a nigga came to you talking crazy Like you know where your life is at Outland like I just told you I called the nigga and he said A hundred was too low so that was outlandish for him Whereas for me That would have been a lick But I never got a hundred Nothing for no show So let's be honest You know what I'm saying So it is what it is That's his never always See I like the my philosophy is that I might not get a hundred for a show But I can show you how to make a hundred in a night Here you go There you go We gonna hustle it That's hustling So I think It's no real wrong answer to that But if you can get a hundred in a night You can take the one at least If I get a hundred for a show I'm taking that thing Instead of doing five I'm letting it get done Shit me That's how it goes And that call I made that was the TI At what point does an artist Have to take full accountability For their career Regardless of their team Like what? I guess Poochisee went on social media and said Nike's new Poochisee He should have been the face of it And he missed out on the opportunity To be in the full campaign And all that like so how you feel about If you seen Poochisee in a full Nike campaign And snipes all around the world In a train station In gyms and all that shit How does that work? I done been fired but what I think ain't what Nike think Well that's how I feel That would have been hard Is it his team's fault For not pursuing Pursuing Nike? I would say it's his team's fault for not double down On the opportunity I don't think it was a Nike thing I think that Okay I know but now what I'm saying Is when he talked about the team Now what I'm saying is I think They dropped the ball on missing the opportunity For them making a shit load of money Since the moment he got locked up Once they seen these kids calling these Actual mass Poochisee I've never heard it be called nothing else They could have made they own masks They could have made like merches At that point in time they should have put The Nike conversation is where it's getting a little Like why would they expect Nike to do that? The Nike conversation is crazy but we talking about the team What I'm saying with the team dropped the ball is that They should have had his face on a ski mask Like a do-rag cover and shit like that Nah but even right But on a wrapping but they could have had Just shishty in the back It aint even had to be crazy They aint even had to have his name on it He just had his face on a package like a do-rag bro Because then you get to fish you shishties Like niggas have been running around some months That aint a shishty You got the regular bullshit from the The kids would have got the shishty They would have got the Nike if he were to capitalize On that opportunity You think any of the top people at Nike Tapped them with pushaishy? Nah If you know pushaishy music It aint tapped them It's doing thrills Do you think that they know You just can't do it They know that They know what we call everything You don't think they know that The streets called them masks I think Nike know that Why do they make the new mask I think Nike know that They make the super improved mask I don't think they would Reach out and shit like that They don't need to reach out But they show you what they do Yo y'all know this mask has been around for a while Way before this Pushaishy could have made a lot of money Maybe not what I insulated I think shishty should have Really made like that his merchant 100% You know, ran his own thing Rather than anybody thinking it's a Nike play Waterproof joint He could have ran with that What does that mean, the cold? Insulated? Nike could do anything to get in fool you We got insulated socks The mask is crazy The shit is like a gas mask Yo let's wrap about some hoops real quick Brought to you by the homies at Prizepix Let's talk What's goody? New York and Charlotte, who y'all got? The town or Charlotte? I'm going with town business The old town business Nicks for the win Y'all heard about Con Con Connipple? He good ball, he got a crazy name His name is Con Connipple bro He playing in New York I don't even care cause New York will win How about that for the Con Connipple? I got New York But Con Connipple been ballin Con Connipple? I'm with you brother I'm going to go less on Con Connipple I'm going nicks all the way I'm going less I guess everybody's going less Con Connipple, communibles Nicks for the win You just could You could contain yourself He's letting that slide New York for the win man Shout to Jalen and them boys Speaking of Jalen and them boys How you feeling about Jalen this week? He had a 30 clip last game I'm going more Yeah I'm going more I'm going more I'm going less on rebounds though I'm going more on assist and more on points He had one rebound He can't go no less than that I'm going less You saying he ain't going to have no He ain't going to have no rebounds I get a rebound off of the humble one He got at least get past his average That's not what he do anyway I think JB just He's there to be the main guy He facilitates any score Jalen's harder to city How you feel about man Harder to city More rebounds More assists I'm going to go less With the threes More rebounds As a matter of fact I reversed that I'm going to go more with threes More with threes I'm going less with the threes I'm going more rebounds and more assists With Josh More assists More assists More assists More points Maybe less I'm going more on the rebounds I'm going less I'm going to go less on the assists Last game he had He had the oldest averages He hit his average Last game I'm going more I'm going more Download the prize picks app today And use code lesswrap To get $50 in lineups After you play your first five-hour lineup Prize picks is good to be right Some young artists say OGs Gay keep the game OGs say the new generation Don't listen Who's really at fault Who says that? Who's this grumpy old nigga say that? I don't talk like that I let these niggas be who the fuck they want to be They gotta be bro You gotta let niggas live What's the girl's name? Ari Chicago Drill artist I believe She was here IFC before I believe They got in a fight And I believe they said She signed them up She dropped the low some dumb shit like that And then I guess them and Ari was going back and forth So I guess they're trying to say that Ari is the OG Pissed off at the young girls As an OG I welcome a young generation I'd love to see my young people I think it's a misconception that there's this Separation Separation and division Between young artists Young and older ones Niggas gotta understand Everybody that has gotten a little older Was young There's no misunderstanding in that I personally never Because one thing I think You can be the worst thing in the world One of the worst things is to be A disgruntle old nigga Old ass nigga There's a lot of them out there That's why the separation is It feels like there's a separation What are they wearing? They're coming out like a I don't like the jeans The jeans is a throw away As soon as I see the jeans I know he's hot They're Paco's? I don't even know what the name is Disgruntle old nigga That just can't get out of his own way Bad denim Bad denim It's gonna get worse Because the feet gonna get worse It's not gonna get better It's gonna get worse like it's just The deadly combination He got on like a jacket That could be cool on a regular nigga But he's got it on like it's like a pelle And then he got the jeans And then he got the jeans on With the pelle Niggas got the disgruntled OG started kid They tie their shoes up real tight They very tight They tie the Timberlands All the way to the top loop They tie their shoes up Because part of their conversation is Man it used to be like this Back in the days I don't know what these niggas do I don't even know what these niggas do These niggas out here killing shit When we was young we was out here killing shit What the fuck is you talking about? They can't even prank no more Glyzie was a Glock when I was coming up You ain't the Glyzie, you're the G These young niggas got the game messed up Glyzie was a Glock Glyzie was a Glock I like that capital You get extra points for that Yo These niggas is different though The thing is The young niggas understand that Every nigga that got a little age on them is not that Yeah, let's look at their jeans first First of all look at my jeans These ain't them, that's what you think we don't understand They got on bad denim Check the denim before you check the OG That's one of them Disgruntled OG It's bad denim And look for horrible feats The horrible feats in bad denim What is he riding in? What's his car choice? Now see that's the tricky thing Because he copping out some shit With the bad jeans on And a good jacket and just terrible Like what? Like a lexus? Like a jag Like the old jag Nah, nah, nah You got a newer one The small one But it's a jag but it's new You know What's them little joys called? I don't even know about it No shit like that You gotta be fucked up I stay away from them OGs Stay away from them Tell him you're a small jag but it's new And he think he got it It's not new, it's up to date Let me ask you this When he was young He was a young nigga What was he as a younger nigga? Mmm See he thought he was the shit See you get tricky there Cause some of these young niggas was really old But what type of young nigga turns into the He was a nigga getting money You gotta tell him that He was a nigga getting money He was really him at one point He was a nigga getting money at one point And that faucet got turned off And he was never able to To bounce or get back To reinvent himself And then he sniffed a little coke in between They always gotta do that What's wrong with you Cap'n? On his spiral That had to be the point Right after the coke was the bad jeans Cause he spiraled in You know what I'm gonna get fresh He went out to Pelé And then went to the bad jeans spot And fucked everything up And then he went to the bad jeans spot The bad jeans? Named the bad jeans and the spot I know the spot I know the spot I know the spot Bad leggings, Jerm The whole spot got bad legs He shit his bad head You know why? The bad jeans come It's like an attempt to still be cool So he look like the old nigga That's trying to be cool See you're missing the what happened When he got to Pelé He went to get the new jeans He said Shit I go, you get these shit down to black for $20 He's gonna be fucked up Go down to the spot The jacket is it The jacket did it What kind of belt he got on? Bad jeans The warm up joint In warm up joint I try to get you to get the warm up joint In LA I try to get you to get you to get your belt I rock a warm up T I rock a warm up T I have no shit I listen to me Fashion and splashing for me is not about the name of anything Indeed I'm talking about I forgot my belt And got to the city and had to go to Walmart to get one That could be scary I tried to get you to do it You went to That could be scary Fad would you I did what I had to do I don't know nothing about those activities You're not gonna see the belt anyway I'm not even showing my belt My belt has to be seen at some point in the night Nah, nah, nah You talking and showing Showing your belt They not gonna see it It's just a black leather belt It's just gonna be a black belt With the wall museum It's just gonna be a black belt Johnny Nunes in there It's just gonna be a black belt When Johnny Nunes catch that picture And they see that nasty ass black pierre Cardan belt It's just a black belt That's all nobody's gonna judge you on the belt Brother, trust me You in the spot, you already Jimmethy, Jimnasium, Jones You good, nobody's gonna judge you Nobody's gonna say, oh shit, look at this belt You got a bad black belt on You got a bad black belt Nobody's gonna see that It's a chance, it's scary because they put you on social media And you're like, bad belt I know you got on a bad belt You got bad OG belt on They need to become a DOG like that Because you should make these internet niggas Put this bad belt on Because it's not gonna be shown Out of that waistline I'm not showing the belt You're not purposely showing the belt You might be You know how the disgust to old niggas is? How they is We're half they shirt tucked in so you can see this Fucking belt But they belt be the belt from Walmart No, it be like a Gucci belt It be a Gucci belt It be the G's on the buckle It be the G's, nigga It be the G's because he still think he cool And nothing else Gucci This is why he showing his belt This is up like this So he can show it And he's just like Niggas put their shirt in their old days And show they belt Who doing that? I'm not doing that I'm not showing my belt I've been telling you this People, these guys that actually tucked their shirt in DOG's, nigga Somebody in your comments gonna have that same belt Because they bought that belt And they gonna be like Yo, I got that belt You can't just another belt Nobody's gonna tell You be surprised Nobody's gonna tell Because the belt don't got nothing on it Nasty belt I should have kept your belt that time That was good belt I'll get you back Louis belt I might do a lot of things Brooklyn they gave you your belt back That's crazy Like two months I started to get scared I thought I thought you was gonna boost my shit What? You see what I'm saying What happened? This is how it is You see Fab turn his head Fab don't talk about boosted I told you You didn't even know where your belt was at I don't wanna talk about Talking about getting each other's belts I was going crazy back and forth I don't know Brooklyn they gave you his belt back That was crazy You know why? Nasty You gotta figure out Anything where you got the origins Of where that story started I don't give a fuck I'm not talking about nothing I'm bad That's where you bad belt Bad waistline How we start talking about war mar Belts again Cause main said He stop He get the war mar belts Target whatever if I'm in the city Out the mall They say we landed at 8 o'clock We gotta be at the fucking spot at 11 Okay Ain't nothing open Target still open Target yeah So we gotta hurry up We get to the mall What's close up war mar open I'm gonna try that I'm gonna try that I need to buy that huh You push it target belts I'm gonna go to the mall They said The mall open Put the address there I'll follow you from the mall 23 minutes You niggas better be Better belt He just saying you can get a better belt You need to do a lot of things Better belts to the world Better belts to the world That's all It's all about time Better belt We want better for you man That's all we want I'm already Put in the show anyway So last time you niggas gonna see me Straight up I'm beefing with niggas on the internet All week They already said last week that we wouldn't make it to this week You ain't see you ain't read that No I ain't catch that one They said yeah the show is over Jim ruined it They said that Yeah they said main Jim beef and main said Jim start all the beef for everybody Got everybody in his beef They ain't going to get that for last next week He's don't like that word no more bro The problems The problems discrepancies Discrepancies I like the problems though I was just showing you what social media is saying Cause you said you wasn't going to be used to your last show I was just saying that's how ironic How ironic Okay but I'm leaving the show cause I can't talk You out of here My issue is what you niggas did that I can't speak Freely No it's a free country Obviously it's not Freedom of speech I'm afraid I'm afraid Freedom of speech Just don't talk crazy I don't know what crazy talk is Freedom to talk Crazy Freedom of speech It's two different things Nah you was outside in the 90's Or you was locked up in the 90's I was somewhere bro Wherever I was at I was alive What's your point The next question depends on if you was outside I was in both What does 90's fine really mean Donacus 5411's 570 So would you take a 90's girl Instead of a 2026 girl I think 90's Fine is more like the natural Look Before that I don't think it's just a 90's aesthetic I think 90's women You always remember they had like a more natural look So what's the problem Which one you remember Right now Are they going to be able to get something in their lips No no no 90's fine Versus the IG model What's going on today Would you Would you have a left eye in them Or Somebody right now I liked all those girls When I was in the 90's But what I'm saying is that Are they able to like No To get Snatched No That's what I said I liked the 90's when I was in the 90's Or now I respect all women If a woman is Natural It's okay But here's when they come up to me And they be like this is all natural baby And I'll be saying to myself Damn you need to trip to Colombia Like You could use it like It's nothing wrong So basically you saying you prefer that over 90's fine No I'm not saying that don't put words on I'm asking that's what you dancing around this question We trying to get your answers You trying to enhance that You see it's saying natural and you want to send it to Colombia If you're natural I love you just No that's not what we're talking about What are you prefer Would you rather Tudy in them Tudy in them Yo He's thinking dumb Tudy in them Yo this is the Tudy No no listen I'd rather Whatever the woman I like is Whatever she is She is Sunshine Whatever she is This is crazy Whatever she is she is So if she happen to be natural It's alright And I love you girl You the one for me Is that what you prefer I ask you cause she have a little Lip No no no No no no No extra She never had a faja on Her life I didn't trust over I'm sorry I'm sorry They gonna kill me now man You getting black women against me No The 90's is gone Hold on hold on I like my black women See the shit that you doing Let's reverse the question Do you think these ladies from the 90's I mean from the ladies Do you think the IG baddies Will like to be 90's girls No I think I'm not asking you I'm just for the girls You ain't gotta answer that Who y'all wanna be Would you all wanna reverse it Would you all ever get rid of the BBL's They don't have BBL's so you can't ask them They not BBL-ish What They not BBL-ish Yo BBL-ish It's crazy Yo What are we talking about BBL-ish It's crazy I would say this I enjoyed the 90's When I was in the 90's But as things progressed Shit changes man I think 90's fine means more natural I don't like it 90's fine is fine I love my queens man I think it wasn't a trend in the 90's To get your body done I love my queens man That wasn't a trendy thing I wanna get cancelled I like a naturally attractive Before you get even Before they put anything on They can see that That's it That's what I like A girl that could go without makeup They still enhancing Body wise I like a natural body versus Enhanced body I don't... It could be the way What happened if the natural body is just that Cause some girls got natural bodies that look like it's enhanced You know what I mean That's true too I accept her I accept you For who you are I've been saying nigga That's not what you said I accept her I accept her I accept her I agree with it I said that I'm a power I used to go to skate And look for the girls in the tight Edwin jeans And shit like that Remember the Edwin jeans Ladies the way they are They only take the trips That's like when I'm outside They run up on me That's what they run up on me And I didn't even ask them that That's all natural Even in the 90's and now But look I like slim shit In the 90's niggas was Mad young A lot younger You're not going to be attracted to When you 12, 13 looking at something 15 Put the 90's video on right now Let's figure it out You wouldn't see this shit put the 90's video on right now I'm not in it If this was your jazz I want you all to run this When I was in jail I put up A carousel on my instagram Of like 7, 8 girls Coming to see me while I was locked up Okay Do you know I had I got into arguments With niggas because They was like oh those girls is chopped because I was going to say that But I know You was going to say what niggas I'm not I'm not I'm not Awkward I know this is about last week I was going to say that You going at me Yo one of them girls Ponytail was so small I was like this shit is crazy I'm blocking you You off my page That 90's ponytail was crazy That 90's The struggle ponytail Oh my god this guy They also remember this though This is before Girls were getting eyelashes And then it was coming to a jail So they couldn't have on all that It was no makeup Somebody dropped another joint Every episode Who dropped it this week Yeah I respect the carousel Cause I'm trying to show you grace It's just crazy I know it was a hard time This is to me Yo those girls Those girls was Did you see the camera? You seen it? How you felt about it? That was that No no no no no Are we being honest as friends? That was before my time That was why I liked to dance I can't hold it no more That was the worst carousel ride ever I would never go to that park at all I don't want to ride that carousel This nigga is cat I don't want to get on that carousel I don't Y'all judging these young girls Based off of What they see What they seeing now And measuring What the What the standard of beauty is today Not factoring in It's no enhancements It's no Makeup It's no fucking eyelashes It's nothing that is straight Raw, come to the gel, you can't have nothing on It's that I don't want to hear nothing from you I don't want to talk to you nigga I don't want to talk to you nigga That piece was heavy 90s though Heavy 90s Remember it was a movie Them pics were minding me of a They were minding me of a movie I've been there, I had chop I'm from the project Man, I got something for you I like choppy, I like chop cheese I remember this movie I think it was called Just Another Girl On the That's the name of it That's what all of that reminded me of Exactly, so Look at what she look like Not the main girl None of them pics was the main girl From that movie It was all her homies You know what miss David It reminded me of that era I can't say this You were loved While you were locked up I was very loved Because listen Why we agreed on this though Can't we all know what's going on Check this out I'm gonna Attack this nigga I'm gonna attack him, show it up Check this out, would you agree Right Spice The standard Don't take that a hard piece What we think is beautiful Now Is different than it was when we was growing up I'm talking teenage It was pain in the 90's though Teenage years though It was pain You told my videos It was pain in real life Just not in them pics you posted Blue Chew Gold is the newest Innovation from the number one Chewable ED brand Remember them blue pills your grandpas used to take With the same thieves baby This is the four in one B setting The gold standard for performance baby Support blood flow to keep that pistol ready to fire And help to turn up the arousal And connection in your brain and in your body Make life easier by getting harder And discovering your options at bluechew.com And we've got a special deal for our listeners Get 10% off your first month of blue chew gold With the code lesswrap That's promo code lesswrap Visit bluechew.com for more details And important safety information And you can find out more about the code And we thank bluechew for sponsoring The podcast go get after it We all think of some ways communities can bring back Real childhood experiences for the kids You gotta let the kids beat themselves You gotta let the kids throw rocks Burnt glass, still cars You gotta allow that experience First of all they gotta Pause they gotta start beating kids again They gotta get the belt out That's over with man But you gotta let them go outside You gotta let them beat the structure But that is never We went outside with destructive and then got beat for it They just going outside with destructive But we different parents than the parents back then The parents back then The parents back then was okay with that Because the parents was cool with the next parents Or you might have knew that That uncle might have been cool So it was like a community ass whooping Anybody in the area that was cool with your moms You might get smack, pop Whooped by any one of them That can't go down no more Because everybody's an opp Now it's like you can't touch my kids Even if you my family Don't put your hands on my kids Pretty much think my mom's been on that As far as communities I think some of the OG's could do things For the kids like in the hood Like even the block party kind of situation You did I believe everybody here has done stuff For the kids in their neighborhood So I think you could bring back Some of those old things Like block parties Or like basketball tournaments Or anything like that I think that keeps the kids active Bus rides and all that great adventures I think no 100% because I was joking earlier But you're right So when they gave me my day I said I want to do something Where we Bring it back and we doing something for the day I had families, I had mothers come up to me And said man I can't afford To take my kids to an amusement park Because I'm going to get rides and all that That's what I mean That was a cool thing because it wasn't just Somebody going back to their hood and doing a show Or something like that You really had bouncy houses Different things Cars that the kids could see The things that The kids look up to and brought it to the hood For them to release their interest Man all this might never come through them Blocks, you know what I mean? I think like you said Bus house, I was thinking about doing a bus Out Every summer it was a bus Out, might be in a couple of them Go to great adventures It's no more community rooms And none of that We used to have a rec center We had the boys club Community room inside the projects It was always something The projects always had something going on for the kids It was always some type of organization And shit like that It don't seem to be nothing Let's not forget too the kids aren't playing outside As much as they used to We come from an era of going outside And seeing what's shaking A lot of kids now are inside They're on the devices talking to their friends Same way, same hangout But it's done in a different way In a more cyber way We ain't got to meet on the block no more They're not looking for bus rides or anything What about what about this They did spring break in Houston Because we know Miami's are washed And they said that the younger kids Do the social media now coming outside Because they know it's popping in Houston And because they might not Can't get in a club and now they're part of that Gas stations and all that Mixing them with the older people How do you feel about that? I think that's dangerous You think young things do 16, 15 And be going and be growing with shit I think that was part of the problem Because we're hanging out with older people We need a lot of kids to be kids And enjoy their childhood And to do things in the realms Of being a child And they doing the same thing we did So now we're running We shouldn't be, no 16-year-olds Should be hanging out with a motherfucking 26-year-old As much as you can Recreate new things for the community For kids, the kids is looking at What they looking at The kids is watching us YouTube, they watching Instagram They watching TikTok, so it's like How many of them want to go to a club With rappers or be around This world or go to Great Adventure at 15, 16 You know what I mean At that age, at that age That might not be the thing That might have been exciting for us The options of the other shit was there But we still had fun as kids We not gonna save everybody But now, like A kid might be like, nah, I'm good A kid might want to stay on his game And curve that bus ride You got something that will though So you not gonna get everybody There's a benefit to the doubt Everybody not the same But I feel like social media And what you can do on the internet And with a handheld device now Is much more influential Than outside activity Let's do a Let's Rap about it Buss out this summer I'm super with it Chapter Chia, my man He still do them Buss out is like a great adventure But it's called bus ride I never heard of bus out Buss out, bus ride We drop below We do a kid bus We do a grown up bus We gotta have a couple busses We do the one for the kids Everybody, majority of us all got kids Kids get on one and then those get on another one No, cause you niggas want to be on a weed bus For surely I don't want to ride on a bus with y'all Why? You want to be on a shroom bus? The weed bus is crazy You want to be on a magic school bus I'm gonna ride with the kids man I'm gonna ride with the kids I'm being there, riding with the kids I ride with the kids, I ain't got a smoke Great adventure ain't fall We might need to do a couple of busses though Maybe one bus in each borough I did bus rides before I did a trip to greater ventures We had like two busses leaving from each borough But it wasn't a family thing I did that too It was all grown ups though That don't count, I'm saying like Maybe we do two busses in each borough What we doing, let's wrap about it That's gonna be grown up or for the kids No, we gotta do for the kids Two busses in each borough One for the kids, one for the grown ups Kids the Coney Island or something like that The Coney Island, it's crazy That's fucked up boy That's fucked up Oh no, no, no, we can do it We're not fun at great ventures In Jersey Rob Playland is upstate You know what, we're famous We talk about the computer These kids don't even know how to play for the house These kids don't know freeze tag and black row What none of this shit is bro Hot peas and butter, none of these safer games None of that They don't care to play that They don't care to play that It might even look at the buss ride As like some old shit Even if you put them on to that It's like that's old Everything I try to put my kids on to Is some old shit to them It really might be on that type of time You might be You might be some C Thank you so much Put more in the hood The parents No, no, no, man I'm gonna tell you how nasty it is The kids The kids not gonna give a fuck who we are The parents gonna drag their kids Because the parents gonna be fans Because they never meet a parent And they be begging their kids The 16-year-olds don't even know who they are The kids don't give a fuck who we is We throw a buss ride We gotta have a stream of buss We gotta have a bus full of streamers We like that I like that Are we doing the only fans buss? I ain't riding on that one, man I'm not even going to this buss ride The 1-800 Maino bus I want no liability No liability to these busses I'm the only bad nastiness on the buss Me and the buss That bus gotta be tinted You heard it? Y'all gotta tint Maino buss This nigga about to have a bang bus Bang bro's buss The fact that you know that is a fucking bang buss The bang buss You gotta tint your buss out You gotta tint it How like the bang bussie they sponsor us for the buss ride Gonna be a magic school buss The bang buss The weed buss We just gotta figure out which streamers None of these busses None of them I'm getting on a greyhound the other way I'm out of here You gotta pick a bus I'm on me char like great adventure You gotta pick a bus You ride with that You will do that He's not riding in a buss I'll be dead ass I'm riding with the kids You know we It gotta be small kids No liability baby Older kids brother 10 and younger You know what I'm saying We having fun We playing games Singing songs I'm not riding on that buss Y'all singing songs on the buss I'm not getting on that buss neither We don't want you niggas on that buss You gonna be on the buss I'm having fun with the kids nigga I'm providing This is one day for the kids to have fun And we gonna do the most And I'm gonna be with them the rest of the day So that little hour ride to the great Wherever we going I'm gonna give my love This is a crazy trip The magic school buss That trip is lit The bang buss The jail buss The jail buss is crazy And a streamer buss When did the jail buss come in You involved My shit is a jar He's buss gonna turn off the right His buss gonna turn off the right Hey yo Chips we got a different trip Everybody shan't go Why we going over the bridge Why we going over the bridge We going to a different Yeah little niggas They're going to greater vichas We going to jail of it We going to jail of it Yo I just wanna watch the stream I'ma just stay home Watch the stream This is a crazy trip I'm not being there for that No For all the busses I'm not putting them kids on the jail bus We going to do a great deal Yeah it is It don't work I bring the scared streets The scared streets was a funny ass show That's not a funny ass show bro Even whether they scared Or they don't care And we don't know if they really be scared I didn't do that I been through that I been through that I been through that I went to a scared I was in DFY You know this shit is staged I went to a scared straight They bought us the wood burn I was in DFY This is like a jail for little kids Like for like 14, 15 Whatever I was upstate We was in Highland We got the wood burn correction facility It was a scared straight As soon as we got there You can start screaming in your face You know we This is jail little nugga It's like Bro they put me in a cell with the niggas I want to come here next year Bring me in next year Bring me in next year Bring me in next year I'm like I'm going to see you niggas in a minute I'll see y'all Y'all popping that shit I'm going to remember all you niggas faces I'll be right back I think it was a good program to have Man because kids needed to Maybe get they You know what I'm saying Like fucking get they act together I'm a little niggas wasn't going man I ain't going to lie My church took me to one of them shit skits They took me to Rikers Island I mean first born in Rikers A niggas man scared Just nervous and cold And now they start walking us in the hallways Where you see the inmates and shit like that I start seeing everybody from my block They're like yo mama what's up niggas I'm like oh shit It just turned regular after that Half the hood is in this motherfucker That's the craziest shit And then the church people looking at me Like how the fuck do you know all of these fucking I'm like 12 13 What made that program man I think it was good though because it's like They can't even do that no more Nah nah they don't even do that no more Because if you was an at risk you God think about it how the generation just Slipped over If you was getting in trouble early on in your life You probably needed some correction and direction So it was like it wasn't going to work for everybody But if you probably got to A few kids like I Went there so it was like Obviously they didn't work for me Maybe a couple other niggas but I'm pretty sure Some kids They could stop some kids from going there They probably like hell no I ain't doing this shit This shit is crazy It was crazy they did all that they put us in the cell What niggas I thought was inmates and they would end up Be correction officers at the end When we was walking out they was all correction Officers and shit like that that was doing all the Scary old you know where you were Probably yeah because I think the idea of it Was to scare you And deter you from a life That would That would eventually Allow you to be there They were taking niggas sneaky That shit they were doing the last shit I think They were supposed to scare you When you was like a little nigga that thought he was Tough already If you already thought you was tough and you kind of Know that this shit is fake It's like these niggas ain't gonna really touch me You know what I'm saying so You just also really know it's like a trip there too In the sense so We did some tricky shit like yo we just gonna Leave y'all here overnight then the niggas Will start getting scared like oh shit That went with a bunch of church kids That's when the panic ain't gonna start happening The camera crew leaving shit They just closed one of the things What the fuck Whoa That's what you did The thing that they had on their side Is this Jail is scary anyway Even as a Criminal the first time you walk into A jail or prison It's scary bro I don't fuck who you are That shit trash Yeah it's trash You ain't never been That shit is doodle Every piece of that shit is trash So you know Go on a bus trip Stay away from the bullshit Stay away from the jail bus Stay away from jail bus Go on a bus ride Stay away from the jail bus Don't get on the jail bus I'm not on the jail bus Just throwing that out there You gotta not let them know which one is the jail bus They gotta just turn off this right now No They gotta window bag it The social media create unrealistic expectations About how fast success and money should come Absolutely I think so The thousands at $3,000 But is it real Is it unrealistic because nowadays that's like a real job I think it's unrealistic to people who just see it They don't even see the work that gets With nobody's success really They don't online you don't see What somebody had to do so when they see that It's just like an instant gratification You see the result I just see this I want this And it makes kids or people who don't even know What you gotta do to get this success Think that it was just Overnight You see the results but not the journey Every overnight success It took years of them behind the scenes That you didn't even know What I see with this is like When I start thinking about Dudes like Elon Musk Took them out In Few years to come Working would be optional Because when you start seeing These social media apps Now paying out people One to three thousand dollars is like Must be about a bunch of that shit that happened with niggas Just not even leave the house And be able to make thousands of dollars To feed themselves and not even move And shit like that in the future A bunch of people could do that now That's where everything is So social media gave A way to an avenue Of Creators, influencers To make money on it I think it's become A profession Just filming your life My daughter, my oldest She's 10 now 10 now? 10, crazy But she found this family That I guess They day to day filmed The whole household It's the dad, the mom How many kids they got I might have tapped them one or two times And watched it with her In an apartment In like 2021 Something like that Now they just bought some big 20 bed room All up to social media To wherever they moved to or whatever But it's all off of them Just showing they day to day What they eating for breakfast How they brushing their teeth What they doing for lunch And doing it consistently Just day to day setting up My day to day life And my own kid I had the people What you so tapped into I'm just watching them And I watched it That's day generation sitcoms Watching real people Watching them on YouTube Those families And that's why content is becoming Crazy But the families that's posting that Everyday like that In the fucking bedroom It's actually there It's there to you Social media is to be used The internet period To be used Yo man, y'all know it's still women's history You know what I mean And what's more historical Than a black woman owned Multi-million dollar brand And Shana Rayford we got a salute her Big big big salute Oh, Baskin Lother Got a salute her I didn't even know that was a black owned company though Yeah, black woman owned I never knew that, you knew that Put you on the game It really works, let me show you something This joint right here The drops Hit it with the boo boo Lit You got your mobile In the boo boo In the boo boo We got real ingredients It's made with real ingredients It's not like watered down stuff You can tell it's made with love In intention So you know it's made with love You don't talk my heart Big big salute Clap it up for her Absolutely 100% off at Baskin Lother Co.com Cole, let's rap How do you show your team or employees appreciation Or is the paycheck enough You take them to the strip club I took a juror to the strip club Talk about it You heard what I said Mr. David I took a juror To the strip club In the case you was in 100% My man was on trial I might be going all the way into it My brother I don't give a fuck My brother was on trial for a cop shooting I was in the courtroom I caught eyes with With a juror I said she looked familiar She looked at me and she was like I was familiar My dog was with me Made a rest in peace We knew We found out where she was from It was understanding me And what I'm going to say is When he We got that verdict back I think it was a Friday I took that lady to the perfections 100% Maw shit Took her to perfections and let her have her way I get it It was a cool story Yeah, I just want someone else I just tried to slide some gangsta shit in there real quick I'm sorry I just tried to slide some gangsta shit We all sit here following this shit too I'm like when do they get to the employees I just tried to slide some gangsta shit in there real quick Never mind me Dropping gangsta's story in there Every now and then you got the job Every now and then My brother was so shit Took a juror to We get into that Back to the employees now Back to the employees They're sawing you Jim This shit is jokes bro Yo What the fuck We don't know So it looks like A restaurant owner Has Given everyone his employees Some change I say the restaurant owner sells drugs What The restaurant might be clicking I think he might have had a good year The restaurant might be jumping Might have helped his business grow And he wanted to show his appreciation He's selling yo-yo in there Is it wrong for him to do that though He did the right thing It's a new might It might be a young owner That might have been a crew that he really built His business with A lot of shit you don't know You don't know the full backstory People might be his day one When he had the idea And then it got to where it got Or he could have been a business They helped him They helped his business grow Yeah I think he did a Phenomenal job Honorable thing When you get a chance to show appreciation Especially for the people that work for you And help your business grow Whatever you could do Whether it's bonuses, gifts, chains Whether it's a trip Whatever you could do I don't think it always has to be Not knocking that But I don't think it always has to be in the form of a material object No, it could be a trip It could be all kind of different shit So what about colleagues? How do you feel about colleagues? Did you buy your colleagues What? What? You know what the word means? I don't understand what you're saying I feel like this is directed at me I feel like this is going somewhere I'm just asking how you feel about colleagues I think it's the same thing If I appreciate the camaraderie And the system that we built And I'm in shape To do something extra Yo, my nigga Yo, here This is just extra Yo, what you all doing on Friday? You do a dinner on something on me Whatever it is I don't want a dinner, I want a chain I was about to say that That's Kat My birthday came, I ain't see no maino gifts coming this way I'm your comrade I'm your colleague I'm your colleague I'm your co-host Where my chain at? Where my hustle hard chain My birthday came Your birthday's coming up though You a fucked up nigga July, August The whole stopper right here Cda's is on the way That's crazy You niggas is... I got you a paint in one year Did you forget that? You forgot it, didn't you? Thank you Niggas ain't a yo man Y'all been hanging out for a long time Have y'all bought each other gifts before? I Y'all shit belts Never shit, we don't shit belts I brought him a gift pause He said free the bull No, I brought the chain I brought the chain I brought the... I give that Hold on You got that money right back that same week But what that mean? Whatever you pay for You got that money back that same week That doesn't matter, I still brought the chain I had us at say less For 20 racks Just to come and eat Lobby boys Lobby boys, no, he 100% But I'm sure he had that money right back Lobby boy dinner Let's rap about it, chains coming soon You know me, this is what it'll be doing No, we gotta get the tattoos Lobby boy tattoos Let's rap about tattoos I don't like that I don't want matching tattoos, bro No one Get your back done Get your back done Get your back done Get your back done Get your back done Yo, we don't got no respect I'm so shit I'm really insane up here, B I'm glad Right now, man Let's rap about it Let's rap about it, tattoos crazy No, but the tattoos, wow Why would you think we would run around with tattoos We all got the same tattoo Man, you got Lobby boy tattoos I don't have no fucking Lobby boy tattoos I love this fucking Lobby boy tattoo Yo, they got matching Lobby boy tattoos We got Lobby boy tattoos I do not have a fucking Lobby boy tattoo You got a Harlem World tattoo Do you have a Harlem World tattoo? Yo It's like five niggas with that same tattoo Do you got a matching Harlem World tattoo? I do not have a matching Harlem World tattoo Do you have a matching Harlem World tattoo? I don't have a matching Harlem World tattoo I don't have this scribble Mace and camera Mine's is different Mine's is different Harlem World tattoo and got a BM I got a Harlem World tattoo, but it's not like this Mine's is totally different What's your tattoo? The matching Harlem World tattoo That's it Yo, don't hold on You got the script I don't have a matching tattoo You got the same shit I don't have a script I don't have a tattoo You got a Harlem World tattoo You got a Mace Cameron tattoo You got a Mace Cameron tattoo Harlem World tattoo Mace and Cam They got matching tats I don't have a matching tattoo His is in Old English It's not in the script, that's the difference Same shit, nigga I have a picture He's in right here They got it Same shit You're so happy right there Yo, this before you ever East like You missed the Harlem World I saw the pictures You see the pictures? The Harlem World tattoo His is in capital letters There's a script Everything different Do you have a world? Do you have a world? Do you have a real circle world? Nobody's None of them have that None of them have matching tats None of them have a world They got a script And it's a world In between it You got a world My shit different I got print letters They got glow No they don't They got squid They got cursive They got cursive What? They got cursive And you got print You got Old English, what's the difference? I didn't go listen You got the same letters as this You got the same letters as this It's a bus ride to the tattoo spot It's a Harlem World bus ride It's a Harlem World bus ride A Harlem World bus You got the same tattoo You got the same tattoo I should have sort of signed early When they didn't let me get the same tattoo as them I can't even get the same I wanted to be real I want to get my own You got your own rendition I was in the loop But my shit wasn't they shit I wasn't allowed in the group Hold on, we gonna go to the evidence That's one thing we gonna do He got a different He got a slightly different rendition Of the same thing Is it right here? Is it right here nigga? Do you have it right here? I'm just asking a question All of them brothers got it the same place They got it the same place They got the same tattoo But you got, you say the same thing Harlem World shoulder? Yeah, Harlem World shoulder East, do you got one? No I don't have a Harlem World shoulder Let's ask Capo Capo, do you have a Harlem World shoulder? Harlem World shoulder is crazy Do you have a Harlem World shoulder? You got a Harlem World shoulder? I don't give a fuck if it was in Chinese I don't That's how the G-Depth stand started It started for the Harlem World You don't know if you want to You don't know if you want to You don't know if you want to Yeah nigga Get smack silly Get smack silly Come on man, stop playing I don't give a fuck if it was in Chinese It don't matter It's the same thing, you got the same shit Yo look at that This thing got a hustle hard tattoo How many matches of hustle hard tattoos You got on your body with somebody else bro No the gang got hustle hard tattoos You know what I mean? The league got ones A bunch of niggas with hustle hard tattoos They all look different No No No Harlem World Harlem World I keep it real though I keep it real though New merch alert I'm saying it's all good but he just trying to cap it It's all coming up It's all good I don't have to say the same tattoo You got the fucking same tattoo I don't have to say the Harlem World tattoo Oh you got the same diplomat though How many niggas got diplomats? I got a lot Yo listen, your crew is also different than Harlem World Your crew is your crew Harlem World is the neighborhood It would be like having somebody having the same Brooklyn You got matching tattoos, two spares Matching? I don't have any matching tattoos You got some family with I don't have any matching I don't have any matching Now we have a bus ride to get tattoos with all of us We didn't all do that But I'm just saying Harlem World is the area You know what I'm saying? Your crews The crews is different Just like how you said you got a diplomat tattoo A diplomat tattoo and all your diplomats That makes sense Hustle hard, that makes sense When you get your bro This is what I'm saying Y'all a little old though We didn't match the tattoos We're getting it Now it's a tattoo bus Now it's a tattoo bus Add a tattoo bus to the bus ride I'm getting it on my arm Yeah Lobby boys Lobby boys here Let's wrap it up here So what? Put mine on the chain My tattoo on the chain is crazy We got Lobby boy chains already Well we know I forgot Put that pain on the chain I gotta get a less rapid body Tattoo or chain Something 1-800-MAY-NO Well you can access Maniac questions about Your relationship What's going on in your life About tattoos About your buses He's knowledgeable about a lot of things I'm a love guru nigga And I'm a relationship specialist Okay me and my homie have been roommates Been living together for a minute We've been friends since elementary We just We just a new crib We just got a new crib Off campus He just got a new girlfriend And she damn near moved in with us I feel like she been dropping him Whoa nigga You got to slow down I feel like she been dropping hints And flirting with me but maybe I'm tripping You tripping nigga It's still early in a relationship If she do fold but I don't know If I should push up or let him know Help fast listen don't never push up On your If this nigga is your homie you said you all been roommates Y'all lived together and your homies Don't never push up on your homie girl ever Don't ever do that have morals and principles out there Cause here's the thing it's many women In the world bro You got a solid nigga on your side Then you Have to nurture that relationship and respect it Do not Push up on his girl If she acting like she got the peaking disease And she keep looking She got a problem with her eyes and all that Ice water my nigga So let me ask you this The other dude is going Now she's in the kitchen with a thong on washing dishes Can't do it How does he have to laugh? Can't do it If this is your nigga You gotta walk back out the crib Let me ask you this though man I'm not playing with my In that moment do you put your man on In that moment he just described Of course But what you saying she just looking But he may not he don't know for sure Cause every man can think a bitch looking at him But if it's your man do you say I feel like your bitch keep looking at me bro That's what you feel like but is it really the truth It might be Until it gets to that Until it gets to what he just said Now you walking the crib and she got the thong on Now you like she was looking at me I'm not gonna fuck my man bro I ask you what you do Let me tell you what it is though Let me tell you what it is There's a right way and a wrong way Even to do wrong I'm a nigga that do wrong But I do it right Okay I like that That was crazy though Man that was crazy Give me my Yeah I like the down one I like the down one I like the down one I like the down one I like the down one So what I'm saying is What I'm saying is I don't want to play that game With my niggas If that's his girlfriend I got lifetime friends We've been friends all our lives We knew the limits To that Of course if it's like a fun chick It's like cool whatever You can hit her like whatever We laughing about it But this is your girl This is your wifey You made an agreement I'm never gonna do that She's a peaking disease She's flirty She's on some other shit You're Mr. David With all due respect I'm not even gonna tell you that You know why? Because you might not be ready for that It might be a figment of my imagination He might be thinking that Okay that's one thing So what about this How you feel about You having a roommate And now he has a girlfriend living in that crib And you continue to be roommates Or you should start thinking about getting separate places Yeah that's real You moved your girl man That's your girl I don't want to be different I don't want to panties I'm coming out this shit I'm coming out morning wood Like I don't want to It's a period As a man To slip or be outside It's no comfortability So if I was him I'm just saying how would you feel about it Do you think at that point Moving forward you need to talk to your partner Yeah we might need to We might need to separate this Because I don't want to fuck your girl You understand? That's what I was waiting for I'm not gonna fuck your girl This is Beyond what we Beyond this but Do you think in that situation Let your roommate know Say that's your man and that's your roommate Should you let him know You moving your girl in Or should that just be some heap I think communication is the key to everything I believe that Yo Mr. David We roommates I've been fucking with Shorty She's about to move her over here With us Me as the type of nigga I am I'm gonna say where Yeah because it's just too uncomfortable I don't want to be here like that That's never it You know what I'm saying and then she got a fat ass She's walking around I don't want to put you in the predicament Of looking at my bitch And I want you to put me in the predicament I'm not never fucking my homeboy I never said that I did it in my life I never fucking my homeboy For confrontation For conversation in my life That's a clean set of for confrontation from every angle A dude that has a lady And he might come home And he might feel she's being way too courteous Mmm Too friendly Fuck is you doing And she's showing love She's not even on that And if all girls got shorts that You may or may not feel that she be wearing Little butt hang out them Yeah the little cheek hang out If people's in here Right it's niggas in here Fuck is you doing Put the fucking sweatsuit on So put the sweatsuit on Fuck is wrong with you A baggy one too No certain standards do you Fuck your homeboy girl so leave it alone Or move man We gonna shout out the playmaker you already know Shout out the playmaker Big shout out to the playmaker man Put your comments, subscribe Check the new freestyle out we got a special Freestyle of sweet for women's history month We always gonna look out for the women we love Y'all we see y'all next week Boom My new nigga do swipe his neck Piece on drown look Wanna debate who's bigger come on let's wrap up I didn't ball on a bitch like Trigger ain't got a cap I bought a D's hoe scared to death Scared to look they shook and they niggas Still could get took the timers in my chain Make the fans say damn them 80 Point is hitting like bam bam bam Your bitches about the spot like Mark Dead Pim I'm off the top we could box like Rob Van Damme out bitches in these Feelings when the body and gene your lip gloss Ain't poppin bitch I'm outta your league I expose you hoes get the clock in the tea They kick in the door they know I got the lock In the key I get paid to pop shit And you pop it for free I see a lot of bitches Fold shit it's not for the week Anytime Did I step they be stopping to see When you really that bitch ain't gotta compete Let go