BIG X THA PLUG & 6WA - MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 373

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Grab yours now at StellaBlueCoffee.com, Amazon and select retailers nationwide. You're now tuned into, million dollars worth of game we down hand Texas man, 6wa. Tell them who y'all is man, tell them who's stage your name man. Ross Hamer. Young Hood. I am Kameez, aka Big K and the Plug. And it is the one and only Big X to motherfucking plug man. It's a member in here that they never mentioned. Pops, tell them stage your name pops, tell them who you is. Big Pops aka Big X to plug daddy. We ain't gonna forget him. Hold on, hold on, we got another member in here, stage your name Listen, YL267 man. Plug. Platinum too. But that ain't this project right now. I'm talking about a project we did. I'm talking about your name when you was wrapping up the joint. Get the fuck out of here. They called these big sex the butt plug. Don't play that nigga, hatein' on me. He hatein' on me because me and him did a project. We went two times platinum. Platinum, everybody know about it. Everybody, if you in the industry, y'all know what's going on. I'm gonna platinum But listen, running around talking to you fucking, you platinum, you had a collab album with Big X. We did a collab. Don't fuck out and stop talking with you about that shit. If you want a song that many times, that's a collaboration. No the fuck is not. Man come on man, you hate them. I'm gonna give them less props though. Yeah, thank you. Don't do that shit. Don't do that shit. I got two. I got two. No, it's you. Don't fuck out of that shit. No, why are you mad at me because I'm gonna platinum artist you not? Listen, that's why. Listen nephews, I'm trying to show you all the way. I got platinum plaques independent. Some of y'all's on the big machines and y'all ain't even go platinum yet. I'm platinum. Just independent. Independent rap hustling. I'm gonna just let y'all know. Fuck out. I'm independently rap. You only talking like Martin Luther King and shit now. He ain't no. I'm platinum. I'm platinum. I'm platinum. He's not. And I got and I'm new platinum. This ain't old shit. I got new plaques. Nobody cared about my shit. No, no, no, no, my shit. No, I don't know. Platinum win 93. That shit don't matter. Nobody know about them. They playing my shit now. Y'all listening to take care right now. So I'm saying, but listen, we won't get to this. Now X. Why was it important? First of all, how did 600 start, right? And then why was it important to bring the team along? Because a lot of people, they do their thing, but they be having people just stand around and people just be rapping for years and they never, they never come out. I mean, when we originally started, we started as a group called TSABB. Televans, big business. Crazy ass man. Yeah. And so we, whenever we started rapping, and I wanted to start a label, I tried to use that and they was like, nah, it's too confrontation. I'm like, what you mean? You got Taliban in it. So I'm like, all right, best. So my, my block where I come from, where I, it's 600. So I just took that and turned it into a label. You know what I'm saying? Kind of like, I guess a better version of the hood. You know what I'm saying? And so Rose, the first, you know, he kind of got me rapping. So it was, it was kind of a given with that. And then we just kept building. We did the first tape, meet the sixes. That just went go. And then we, you know what I'm saying? We just kept going. We added to the, to the team and with, but this project, it was still just different though, because we went with, we went in with this project like with, like a reasoning, like the first project was just awesome. We want to put, I wanted to put them out there. So let's, let's make a tape and just put some good music out there to get everybody heard. But this was like, we, we was all going through like similar shit. So we are, we like, we wanted to, you know what I'm saying? Talk about it. And that's where like the 6WA and WA thing even came from. Because that's how we felt. We felt like we making artists, rap money, doing all this rap shit. Ain't doing no dirt. And we come out of the studio right now, we can get put down, face down on the ground by the police for it. Because not even, they done gave us gang files, this, that and the other, because we, they see we making some type of impact. They just don't know if it's a positive or a negative when you get. And so before we even can see what type of impact we want to give, they trying to nip it in the bud for we can even do it. And so that's kind of why that's where our head was when we started to tape. Then I ended up adding other people to the, you know what I'm saying? And so we, at the end of the day, they don't understand we're a team. If they're on the team now, they got to be over here. So that's why came and GB ended up getting added. But yeah, man, we, you know, it's a family. It's not really a label. It's a family. Let me ask you a question. You know, he said he, when we was talking, he said, you know, this was off camera. He said, you know, you've been there since day one with anybody. You know what I mean? You know, even helping him on some shit or whatever it is is all for the team. You feel what I'm saying? But a lot of times, you know, they go down and it worked for him. And a lot of times it's like, I'm the cash cow now, I gotta, I gotta get this motherfucking people why I can't. I gotta, you feel what I'm saying? How do we feel to you that he come back now when like, no, niggas, it's our turn now. I mean, it, it, it feel regular though, like, because we've been partners for so long, it's like, I knew he was going to do it. You know what I'm saying? So don't, it don't feel like no certain, I don't got no certain feeling towards it because it's regular. Okay. But, but honestly, though, I just want you to know right though, it's not regular. Because a lot of times, and you probably see, you probably seen rap motherfuckers together and you see them together in the beginning and then one motherfucker take off and then you don't see them niggas together anymore. You feel what I'm saying? I'm pretty sure you probably done seen it. You know what I'm saying? So it's not some regular shit for a motherfucker to stay down after he done achieved success and he see, oh, I'm the way I'm the, I'm the light. I'm the, you feel what I'm saying? No, nigga, you eat a nigga be satisfied. He's saying, no, I'm, no, I'm gonna let you get an opportunity to do your thing. You feel what I'm saying? I don't want you to ever think that that that's not regular because most motherfuckers is selfish individuals. Well, that care about themselves that once they get that they goals accomplished, they don't give a fuck about what your goals is. Feel what I'm saying? So you know what I mean? I don't want you ever think is regularly some, it's some real shit. And it's something you probably was expecting because you know the relationship and you know him. You feel what I'm saying? But there's a lot of motherfuckers out there that feel like I thought I knew my man. I thought he was coming back to save my life. I thought he was coming back, not even to save my life to give me an opportunity to rap. Because he know I'm good. I do it with him. We've been doing this shit since day one. A lot of times a lot of niggas get left behind. But see, I don't even get enough comeback situation. He was, he big, we be standing by step. I'm gonna go do this. I'll be right now. Come on. And then he don't even go to the world without us. Like if he don't, if he get invited to a party and they say, no, you can only go. He'd be like, I ain't going because they not going. So how I feel to shine with your brothers? Feel amazing. I feel better than doing it by myself because it's like, when you do it by yourself, you gotta worry about the talk and the chatter and the show. But it's like when you taking care of everybody, it's like you can't nobody say nothing. It's like the ones that do say something, it's like you just hate them because the people that I care about, that's why I care about that input. And as long as they saying they good, fine for you and they keep us good, I ain't worry about anything. So that's how that's, I mean, we feel amazing that that I was able to call him on his birthday and say, nigga, you woke up, you 28, you black, you got money in your pocket and you woke up, you stable. If you're good to call him and say that, you know what I'm saying, sir. So, talk to me. How did you, you know, what part do you play and how did you come to the full? I came in the fall right before the Texas song, just being around, just me running into a brother all the time. We were recording at the Science Studio. He just told me, he's gonna come back and get me. You know what I'm saying? Just seeing me putting my work in my own cell, you know, I'm at the studio every day, just grinding, just, you know, putting the hustle in you need. When he made it, he came and got me. You had to sacrifice it. Like I say, I was ten toes in the street. And when he signed me, I had to go on tour the next day. Did he say good life? Yeah, for sure. I missed a lot of drug housebusts, a lot of my partners fighting cases right now, a lot of my partners doing time right now in this two year period, you know what I'm saying? Going on for three years to where I lost a lot of people that I was with every day. It would have been the science situation, for sure, for sure, it would have been the science situation. And it's an older nigga, like he way older than me. So it's not like it was on the, oh, I don't find the ending in the studio that I see got something. It was a nigga, I see you talented and I can, I see your work ethic, you know what I'm saying? I feel like anybody that can listen, I can do something with. And you grow, you way older than me. And the little inputs of shit that I am giving you, you see that I'm, because you see that I'm, you know, I'm making a little impact for myself. And so for me to be my age and you be your age, and I tell you, if you just tweak this, you just do that, you'll do something. And he listen. And you're older than me. You know that niggas don't do that. Niggas look at it like, I'm older than you, you got to bring it out and did that. I ain't, they feel like they can't learn that. He's stuck in the way. For sure. And for him to be, for it to be that situation that he was able to listen to me. And then for him, for me to know where he was at and what he was doing. And for him to hear me out and take that chance to hop on the road the next day, it just showed me, I bet he, this is, he for the cause. Being the only female in the group, how do I feel? Well, you go in the studio and you run laps around one of the boys. You smoke one of these. Why you have to laugh? Fuck about it. I don't care. Okay. You ain't never had to laugh. Like she said, why you laughing? Like I, the stuff that ain't come out. You know, that's not your heart though. But I mean, I, I get that question a lot. Um, I don't feel like I'm intimidated or anything by anybody that's on the team because like, if that was the case, I wouldn't be here. If I was to piss down my leg, I wouldn't be here. You know what I'm saying? So I don't feel like it's something that could be taken away from me. I'm hard just like them. But show them. And I can't laugh some rap. You know, I can laugh dad. Yeah. That's what I said. No, you don't laugh. Type shit, type shit. And let me salute you. And let me salute you. Right. Because you called out the balls too. Like, but you laughing for like, you think I can't get you. Yeah, you heard me in that boom. And, and, and let's be honest, right. This shit is a sport. This is like basketball. This is like no, I don't know no basketball player that ever before they got to the league and got their role ever was like, I just want to show up and get eight points. You feel what I'm saying? So you supposed to want to shine on every record you get on. That's how we came in though. You feel me? You supposed to want to be like, no, I'm gonna add a motherfucking hottest catch his verse on this motherfucker. Because that gotta be your mind frame because it's a friendly competition. Especially when you know X on his joint. He already got his fan base. So they already listening for him. So I got to go jump. No, for real. When we was writing, who done it? He didn't let me look at his shit. He was like, nah, nah, finish your shit first. Because this is a little secret competition. And he don't give a fuck you a woman, you and his group and all that. And he's like, no, I'm gonna cook your ass. I'm gonna make you bring that monster out for sale. He want to make you change your verse. Like hold on, I'm gonna write my shit though. I do it feel X right. Getting more on your business. Because the first time we met, we was in Colorado or prime and all that and my poetry to the side I was talking to you. And you're served far from that place and just being on your business. You had a lot of people with you at that time. I was like, damn. We talked about that. But how do it feel now to be in a different place from where you was the first time we met? To see how far we were came. It's a blessing. Especially for me. I ain't never been my pop, my pop, I tell you, never been never rapper. I ain't never wanted to rap. I don't know how it happened to be honest. I'm glad it did. I thank God it did. But I don't know how it happened. So for us to be here and for me to be able to help the people that I'm helping. It's a blessing. I told you something. When we was there, what did I tell you? And it was crazy too. Because it was a laughing matter. Everybody was laughing. He was cracking jokes. And he just got up and he walked up to me. He was like, you know, everybody ain't gonna be able to go everywhere you go. Everybody's gonna be able to be with you. And I ain't gonna lie. I didn't understand that at the time. I was just like, man, everybody. Fuck over here. He's talking about. He's talking about. He's talking about. Yeah. I knew you were trying to speak some knowledge, but I just didn't know what the lesson was. You know what I'm saying? Because I'm looking at everybody that's around me right now. Like, oh, this is my DJ. This is my cameraman. Who I got around that's not supposed to be around. And it still didn't happen the next day. It didn't happen the day after that. But she had. And you know, that was just like one of the first things I thought about when it happened. Because it get real. And hold on. Let me ask you this. Dude, did it kind of hurt a little bit when you realized that when you grow, everybody can go? Of course, especially with me being the person that I am, because a lot of the stuff that I do, I do for others. So whenever it's like I file out with somebody or somebody can't make it to where I'm at, it's like, damn, because it's like I fuck me and what I wanted for myself. I wanted you to make it. I wanted you to be where I was at. And yeah, the fact that you can't because I can't do nothing about it to even get you up here. It's like being up a level and you can't you ain't got no rope. You ain't got no ladder. You can't you can't reach out far enough to grab them. But you want them to be right here. It's your heart. It's like especially when you look at me, you love me. You know what I'm saying? You don't went through a lot with that person or whoever the fuck it is. It's your heart. But at the end of the day, I got kids. So I can't keep do I can't dwell on that. That whole take care me thinking about and take care of it. I was depressed through that whole time. So you know what I'm saying? So like, yeah, I just can't I can't get back to there. Because I barely made it. So yeah, I rather cut ties and think about my kids now. Now now pops. How do I feel to see your boy out here? You know, internationally, you know, creating music that people is just moving to thinking to feeling good to how do I feel to see your boy? Oh, you got a little bit more into that running the motherfucking ESPN during the play. They all do all that shit. Yeah, bulls. They play a show. Right. Like you just like that's my boy. You just sitting back. I just want to put this this perfect picture for you. It's Sunday afternoon. You're sitting back. You're watching them raggedy ass cowboys get they ass whip. But then your son, they go to commercial and they like, we'll be right back and did it. I'm the biggest. The largest. How the fuck you feel pops? First, I'm gonna tell you, chill out of my cowboy. All right, here we go. Second, I'm gonna tell you, bro, I appreciate you giving him that game. That when you tell me, everybody can go with appreciate that. I didn't know that. Second off, third off, well, third off, I'm gonna keep it 100. He was built for it. Everybody look at him and like, he he he doing he done it. I built him for it as a little kid. Like, I knew he was gonna be something. I was raising him to be something like everything I done. I did it for me to give him game and the rest of my boys game. Like, y'all gonna do what I tell y'all do, not do what I done. When y'all do that, y'all will be rich. You don't believe me, I told him, if you do what I tell you, you'll be rich by 25. I used to want him to rap because because he had a good way with words. He not lying. He used to, I know him I say I'm bad, but I'm gonna tell it. He used to have a spot in the apartments and they'll be doing everything they doing. I'm like nine tier and Papa just be stopping through to get some money, pick up some money and they had this round table. They had a mic in the middle of it and they would be in there rapping trying to have an actual rap career. Your papa's in there? No, not rapping. He ain't there. It's my spot. Yeah, it's his spot. You know what I'm saying? He was walking there picking up money, you know what I'm saying? But he would take me in there with him because he don't want to leave me in the car and niggas would be in there rapping and he'd be like, nigga, my son a smoky niggas. I'm like, nigga, that little nigga can't rap and he'd be like, nigga, you can cuss, go ahead and I get the rolling ass. And then we were getting the car, he'd be like, nigga, yo, you sure you don't want to be no rapper? And I'd be like, no, sir, I want to be a firefighter. No bullshit. No bullshit. I wanted to be a firefighter waiting for a football player. It was never a rapper. Never. That was never the thought. I want to be a firefighter. Pitching my big ass on the back of him. You be hot. Yeah, I mean, back burning. Back burning. But no, I mean, when I see it, I'm proud of him, but I already knew it. I mean, I knew it. Like, it don't surprise me. So, you know, I'm proud of him. I'm proud of what he's doing with his with his audience. I mean, I know, I know these dudes. Like, I don't have been on tour with him. And I know a role. I know who I know PB, PB, Call Me Pops too. Like, to everybody, call me Pops. Everybody call me Pops, but PB say I'm his pops. I'm his daddy. Like, pops you my pops. You know what I'm saying? So, I'm glad that everybody getting their shine on right now. I'm glad everybody doing what they doing. I'm glad everybody be able to feed their family, take care of their family. I'm proud of them. You know what I'm saying? So, but yeah, for Xavier, I mean, big X, I'm, I'm, yeah, I just found out his names. Because grandma came in and said, they might came out for Xavier. Yeah, I can't, I can't get used to it. I can't get used to calling none of my kids by their nickname. So, they name them. But, you know, I'm proud of, I'm proud of. Let me just say this. We proud of you too, bro. Because I remember your first show in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at a theater called the TLA that hold approximately a thousand people. You know what I mean? And you came in there and you rocked that shit. And then you was finishing off the tour you was on. And then after that, it was just a fucking explosion. It went from doing like thousand, 1500 cat venues to like, I seen you like every fucking way. I'm talking about motherfuckers losing a fucking mind. You know what I mean? So, and it was like, damn, I just, I just see the witness it like that. He was just in a thousand cat rooms, 1500 cat rooms. And now he in stadiums. And that shit just was happening. Just was, but you was putting that fucking work in. And you got really good fucking music that you could listen to from top to fucking bottom. And into many albums becoming out like that no more. So, I want to salute you on that as well. One of the main reasons that like that, like, see, see when it went when my next reached out to me, and we was putting take here together, the direction that I thought for the album was about it was it was shut the fuck up. No, I was on creative. I'm talking about the creative direction that I gave to you here. No, we tell me the album, you tell me the album was from top to bottom. I'm trying to explain to listen, listen, listen. The reason the album is top to bottom. I was on the first song in the middle and at the end. So what I'm telling you is the structure of the production and my approach of my approach of just creative direction pops. You don't even get away with this stupid how you fucking business, man. Like you know, he just gave me from top to bottom. Personal motherfuckers out as baby girl break did with the purple shirt. She's like this. This is all here. This is all here. Full of shit. See, because when I listen, listen, when I go into the studio, I don't, you know what I mean? I don't go in here to just play games. I go in here. You didn't even go in the fucking studio. You did this shit on Voice Memo. Shut the fuck up. No, but we had to do some other stuff. Shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up. That's the studio. Shut the fuck up. You did the foundation. How you gonna break? I'm the first nigga one platinum on the voice. Now you ain't talking to me because I had to go in the studio. When you don't go in the world is my studio. The world is my fucking studio. I'm an artist. Let me just tell you something. This when you know a nigga can turn anything into they side. That nigga said the world is my studio. Then you like what the fuck I'm gonna say to that. Think about this. That's when you fully think about this. You got people that record in hotels, people record in trap houses, people record in studios. No, they said in the studio setup though. They got studio on the phone. Studios on my phone. They got people that record on their phone. Record on my phone, bro. Yeah, like you understand that. Bro, he recorded. That's the same thing. That's not the fucking studio. Stop this shit. Y'all trying to be voice memo is in the studio. For me, I just came out your fucking studio in your house. Which I want to say is fucking immaculate. I just want to say we put up like 14,000 square feet or something. I was like, I thought we was going to a niggas house. My motherfucking production people was like, this is this house. I said, I thought this was the fucking mall. It looked like a cartel leader house in Mexico somewhere that shit. I'm like, damn. That's exactly what he said too. When we please just like her telling the house. Stop bitching. He go right in the bitch mode. They not selling no drugs. I'm just saying the style of the house though. Yeah, I mean you were mob style on. Yeah, I mean Paulie cast the line or some How many times platinum are you now just all around like a trillion? I Got like singles that's no matter. I don't know. Because bigger the largest got to be about six times platinum. It's three three. Oh, it's three Texas is to Levels is to Close When I hear my babies I'm glad you ain't put that motherfucking trigger though. I And then this is the thing about it He's he's really like He's also an Eagles fan. A lot of people don't know that by X You know People formed that the fucking Super Bowl Eagles party. He come on man. You was before kill Don't you see him? Don't you see tell me that was for a check nigga? Here's some Texas fan too I don't know how you let me Tell me why you're not a cowboy's friends because the niggaz ain't one since he's been a lot. No, no, no, no, no We still got more super on y'all. You know the truth. You know the truth. Yeah I watched my I watched my dad suffer I watched him shed tears. I don't watch them break TVs remotes Pack of squares Like Waluł just told me We got new wins nigga. We don't want to hear about the old motherfucking wins y'all got me Just think about this when y'all won the Super Bowl they didn't even put diamonds in rings. Y'all had fucking Y'all had rubies in them bitches dog be happy right now. Just be happy. It's coming. I'm happy I don't know first of all, but it's coming. First of all, let me just see this right here in the gym You ever performed for the Cowboys? Yeah, every time they play Have my Texas Every time I perform for the Texas perform for the Texas for sure. Have you ever performed for the Cowboys? Every time they go I've never physically performed for the Cowboys. But let me ask you a question Who won the Super Bowl and called you right up? You just said one more time for me E-A-G-L-E-S-E-O E-A-S-E-O Shut up the bubble man. You gonna kick me out pop. This ex-house though pop. You did it on the street man. 15 minutes man Who is that? The Cowboys Yeah, I can't even argue with that. Who is that? But how do you feel your music is synced A-Ware? That shit is A-Ware and you independent And that independent money different ain't it? Man, I'm just able I'm blessed to be able to take care of my kids Look at this. You let me just tell you something. You want to know When niggas is getting that money When they give answers like that because you gotta understand when niggas first getting gated you like this they got money on the arm It's A lot of niggas do they they showing that shit? When they get that money, I would feel having them I'm just gonna hit that you know guy can let me put my kids through profits Niggas just told me half hour go off camera. I got a room's race on each I said damn twice shit, man. I don't I'm I never drive it. Okay But you know, I appreciate the humbleness on camera, you know, that's just me though. I ain't never been Listen, I come from two parents who Had money from doing bad things. So like they had money, but they didn't show it. You know what I'm saying? Like If they never it was never good to pop it because if you you flash you get caught you go to jail But you know you pop and I've been doing them wrong shit. You doing the right I knew that but they was making sure I was clean all the time though No, I'm I already I already don't trust nobody. I I got 24 hours to kill that side of my house I never would have thought I could do that, but that's Like that's that's where I'm at now, but I don't Now they just ain't me like I don't drive I don't drive my cars because I don't want nobody to even see this is me Because that's what make a nigga folly want to put an air tag and you call that But I ain't got a tongue. I'm gonna say this As we get deep into this I I'm gonna say something to row. All right You've been on your job Since I met you I always say I'm like I always see your videos pop. You always doing something you stayed active You never got comfortable in the situation So I just want to salute you for that because a lot of times We see artists when they're around somebody a big time star They just be comfortable They don't go outside When you got somebody on his level you got to go over there by yourself And do it yourself and when I say do it yourself I mean just put your stuff together do the videos do the marketing go on a go on a pro motors Do the interviews, you know, I mean reaching out to yourself because That really makes somebody get behind you give you even a stronger push when they like damn because you don't be playing You always got some shit out. You just consistent I'm talking about consistent. What do you say to the younger artists that's coming up? Well, vice can you get up because you really doing you really inside of it the game? I'm not good with no advice. I ain't gonna lie to you. I just I've always wanted like not always wanted to be a rapper. That's my second chance, but I was the nigga that's always rapping For real like Even when When he rapping i'm rapping When he needs a milk i'm there So it's like for me to stay consistent. It's it's easy because i'm always around it. I'm always practicing Fuck that go further back to to we had the park trying to we talking to females He had the top of the slide rapping to the goddamn wood chips like his thousands of fans Like we we on the swings with the girl smoking little little little blood and he on the Like what? It's just it's just easy to continue to do something that you always wanted to do. What was your first love though because you said that was your What position you put why was he gonna lock you the fuck up? I don't know about Bad knees don't be slow. He old and slow bad knees They call me garel reeves bro. Who? Garel reeves Garel why you know why they saw you know why they say garel? bar bitch Revis You got pull up my peevee football tapes ain't nothing I'ma give you that you know why why because you look like one of them niggas that was bigger than everybody He was running on him With one foot to the touchdown and all that shit you look like one of them niggas But then got the high school everybody caught up with him then he was gone I won't pay no more Once he was the biggest nigga no more nigga picked him up slammed him on his hand Show the facts I want a wrap How do you deal how do you deal with these guys? I just deal with them I don't got no choice. This one right here. That's my work. This is my worst nightmare That's my work on the style Y'all just Man She really one of the guys like if it makes sense The fact that they could play listen, no You know what's you know was was thrilled of the fact that he could play with you like that And you don't even take it personal because you know is a joke. You know, yeah, because in reality I don't have brothers like I got brothers on my daddy's side, but I don't know them at all So I got brothers Me's everything started to me Because I don't know what the fuck you took Look at her knees. I'm like your knees. Fuck. She got big knees or something You see that I'm trying to figure out what the fuck you tell my dad He tell me that you seen it I thought you were gonna say ankles Y'all be really tripping These my first she got to work a precious socks and she that night These are all precious socks you left. Don't pay attention. Don't pay attention to them baby girl. Don't worry about that Pop Pop that This one's crazy man These my fucking crazy man I did Look at you, stop me. Do you take this to the studio to cook him? Do you take this to the studio to run on him like I'm gonna cook this nigga But it's coming for sure I ain't running from nothing You ain't running down in the studio you just I gotta get on the B. He get on and I'm gonna ask him to get on the N talk shit about him on the same tree Oh, yeah, I did them. I did features talking about niggas all the time and they paid me It was the first the very first recording trip I went on with him I was so mad one day. I dissed everybody in the house. I never come out. What's going on? What a god You made that good ass fish. No, shut out the mile for this motherfucker. Cool. I'll make the kool-aid in the fish God damn The fish plate was jumping saying this is like my third cup Yeah, I mean No, mom, uh, no we we gave him I'm gonna ask you a question because we let pop say something. How do you feel seeing your boy? Do it stand globally. How do you feel? I'm I'm very humbled because I already knew he was a star when he was five. I know he was so This is you used to have a performing in the house in the living room Like wrapping the shit. No, we we would all sit in the circle though and My daughter would do the beat on the table and we would all rap me and my son and my other daughter Yeah, oh wait mom put him down with rapping. So mom this is serious question Who's side of the family did his skill come from yours or his father? Oh, that's me all day. Okay He is the male version of me. Oh, okay, so y'all know Just stand down just stand down pops. It is what it is. I'm just saying I see the little Yeah, come on now He's dead ass the version of male version of me. What you think bro? Leave me out of this Stand down man. Look real think about them on fucking fish dinners. You see see real That fish was popping I believe I think room one to see pop but he think about the fish dinners leave me out of this He really got a mix of both of us But I'm that gangster bitch and he knows like I got I got my daddy attitude But your mom swag, yeah, okay, you know, it's crazy. So y'all see so So all you did was all you did was give a nigga a Y'all to see He knows diabolical. My mama blood my daddy a crib Oh Used to be used to be used to be allegedly My favorite color still is red. Well, let me do let me just tell you something dope cowboys Let me just tell you something dope That's how you knew your mom was a bad motherfucker She got that nigga to come over to the blood No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I got her come on to the crib He's seen that more fucking Every day she learned Everything she learned after who told about the game Mom don't let him get away with that shit My we on camera See now y'all eat together she can tell you the truth It was really that one nigga, but He showed you what we were. Oh my god. She like, you know Johnny that was before you That's bad for the most part it was 40 years ago Little bit of everybody here and there, you know, but baby daddy played a part in it Look at you. Look, he said they like he got it He came over to the blood side and I came over to the crib side. So We made a song See we did that we did that really made a great Oh, you take me to green You know, y'all me the green man, they made a great so pops don't drink no smoke either That's what I'm talking about. You don't drink it on smoke and you like the cow and you went through that shit all in years No, exactly. That's why you was in everything. That's why it was tennie tv's every shit kicking windows out jumping out the window It's like I'm on punishment You need therapy Yes, say no more just think about it He get the call he get the call. He fucked they beat no rhyme around the ass. Now. He hit the club He ain't high nothing ain't drunk enough. He got busy and black that how you black out Niggas so big shit then when I woke up You ain't gotta be drunk to black out He said now when you have we crazy listen listen Any one person that I don't know that never did drugs or never never Did alcohol need blacked out the niggas was serial killers I'm talking about Jeffrey Dahmer and shit He was just black as a fucker. He damn it was What's up with the tennie? That's my producer. That's the only producer Yeah, we did the project together Hold on hold on hold on for a second. Let me ask you a question That's how I see you Fuck you mean do you know me? We put this shit together That's what I'm saying. See you hate it. Now you hate it Yeah, you hate it. Stop hating this nigga coming off some dumb shit Damn He ain't no nigga, I can't believe you never go on go on go roll with that shit And he looked like he could be in our family and shit But no man, listen, we ready to get out of here before we get out of here Tell them about the project. What's up with the tour? I mean, I know the some of y'all gonna like this shit up. So like what's going on? Man 6wa right now or what was the numbers again? 1825 36 with them. Tell me where they're with them billboard But we're at on the yeah 1825 36 This is not and this was not an album. This is a mix tape of people like No, it's only one it was only one grade a artist on there at the time that I think is great a artist But like this is just a this is a project that show A team can Do some shit like you know what I'm saying if you get if you really got a team and everybody got the same reason in the same cause You can make A great project and we did that like we already be doing great shit when it just come to me and It just shows that whenever we do it all together everybody can benefit from it 18 billboard independent album 25 billboard top rap album 36 r&b hip hop album That was at the top three For like with two to me and tell other than j Cole and dying toddler Major And it just it'd be feeling so good to me because When it like martyrs pv He like he one of the ones that's like Was he was in he deep in the streets like I don't know selling dope tab on a different type of tab so like for him to Like this he noticed this was his last chance like He literally know like this all I got and for you to gave me that chance. I'm gonna put my all into it But it's like a lot like I said he on house arrest right now Over some he didn't even do but it's just like these are the books I got a saying that I tell everybody before I even before we sign any paper if I give many many For anything can't what is it? As a bit of it gets worse Before I do for because before I signed in the artist Everybody but row row was there. So he got to watch me go through Everything that I went through so I'd let them know that before anything and I told pv that so what she said As it gets better it get worse. It's a good better. It get worse. So sure And so so when pv got this as he got his deal and he got his money and he was able to get his house in his car The bad started happening you know I'm saying and so it to the point where that he was ready to Say fuck this shit and go back to what he was doing who it Got to a low point when he was finished a man fuck this shit out I can go make a million dollars in a year doing what I was doing before fuck this shit But we all we all had the same we you know I'm telling them a If we just lock in and we really just lock in and do this bro. Everybody's gonna be well off after this I promise you And everybody believed in what the fuck we were saying We're in road shit. He like I said he been there with me since day one. So he was never against nothing He was the one that was bro. Y'all listen to him because this thing is he right Like we he telling y'all what we finna do if finna happen just just lock in let's do it And so for it to turn our heads turning out She crazy Jimmy father That's how you niggas don't even know how to say to nigga net jimmy father. You know what I'm saying this We were the like when I did when I did jimmy kimmel But who we just do the other day was jimmy father. We just fell that was jimmy feller So when I did jimmy kimmel, it's like okay. It was it was a year. It was an accomplishment You know what i'm saying? Big appreciate that's you know, that's a blessing but to be able to do it with a bunch of niggas who Not supposed to be here It's a different ball. It's a different feeling to be able to look over and see three other niggas who I know you're supposed to be in prison. I know you're supposed to be in prison I know you're supposed to be doing some crazy shit. I know i'm not supposed to be here and we are already But we can never look at each other We smile like we were the fuck for it like And then when we all got separate like we because after we went out to my room We watched it in my room Who went to the club watched at the club and then we all got in our room We all text each other and was like, bitch. I'm crying I made it It was like, bitch. I ain't gonna lie. I'm over here crying, man. I appreciate y'all man Well, I dropped the tour. I know you did I ain't supposed to be here for so long When I got with bro, I called two pistol cases I suppose I went back to the pen. I don't suppose gave me probation Why i'm on a roll with bro Oh, yeah, see me right now, man. We fighting everything we can fight for him right now Thank you, man. You're right. It's my police and all this Nothing that he's going through right now. It's for what he's done right now They literally Just because of the the reputation Yeah, she did and allegedly did they try to They don't yeah, it's just crazy But hey god god got us, you know what i'm saying and we can't do nothing We're gonna we can't do nothing, but what we've been doing that's It's great and history focusing on our cars trying to feed our kids everybody in here got a kid or got a Family member that they got to take care of kids, yeah or family members that they got to take care of so You know, we all got a car cw a out right now, man We talking that talk y'all make sure I go tap you into that Everybody from the start they rolled out roll got orange tape already out It's gonna come out with an album. I'll be looking at this tour right now. I go get a ticket right now I don't want to say that I make sure I go get your tickets I ain't got no tour right now what I got Festivals and shows for the rest of the year y'all make sure y'all go tap it and let all my page Became she coming out strong y'all make sure y'all be on the lookout for her First lady six hundreds you get when you got to Come on when you got to Young hood man fire you trappers rappers and and even the actors Man y'all make sure I tap it with him because it's coming everything listen I don't really know what they're gonna do because it's over with like We literally all took a pause to do this one project And in the middle of like in the midst of us making this project We also was all working on our own individual shit. So now it's like everything is ready So now that we don't drop this now it's just Like we it's like it's like being in the corner. He's tired of the nigga A nigga done tagged his refreshed pot me and that can throw them hoes like Can't do nothing you in the corner because now i'm from the drop he from the drop he from the drop He from the drop this is a six hundred the rest of these years are so I don't really know what Unless unless a nigga like jaco drake What is it? So I don't I don't know man everything on the way man. I make sure I be on the roof there for it 600 in the chamber the biggest the largest And it's just like that Zach bryan with heaven on tour coming to the uk this summer the 16th and 17th of june at tautonham hotspur stadium london I remember everything with support from djon and fey filly Tickets on sale now get yours at aegpresents.co.uk Don't miss zack bryan live