Million Dollaz Worth Of Game

FREDO BANG- MILLION DOLLAZ WORTH OF GAME EPISODE 363

36 min
Jan 26, 20264 months ago
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Summary

Fredo Bang discusses his journey from Baton Rouge poverty to music success, sharing insights on overcoming creative struggles, the importance of consistent content release, and navigating the music industry. He reflects on building wealth, maintaining artistic confidence, and the strategic decisions that shaped his career trajectory.

Insights
  • Perspective and visibility are critical to ambition—people can only pursue what they can see is possible; exposure to success stories directly influences goal-setting and achievement
  • Consistency and volume matter more than perfection in music releases; flooding the market increases chances of algorithmic success rather than betting everything on one single
  • Breaking generational poverty requires mental shift beyond survival-level thinking; communities with limited exposure often cap aspirations at modest figures ($20-40K) rather than exponential wealth
  • Artist image maintenance and music production are significant ongoing costs ($2-5K per video minimum) that must be factored into release strategy and ROI expectations
  • Taking breaks from creative output creates re-entry anxiety and momentum loss; artists must maintain presence and output to retain audience and competitive positioning
Trends
Algorithm-driven success in music is unpredictable; viral moments often come from unexpected tracks rather than pre-selected singlesFemale audience influence on male artist consumption patterns; women's preferences often drive male attendance and streaming regardless of personal tasteRising real estate and rental costs in major markets ($150K+ monthly rent) creating financial pressure on emerging artists to invest in property ownershipImportance of direct label engagement and personal relationships in deal-making; artists value hands-on involvement from executives over intermediariesMental health and life circumstances (weight gain, family obligations, comparison culture) significantly impact creative output and artist confidenceGenerational wealth building through music requires strategic financial planning beyond advance spending; early investment in real estate and assetsContent flooding strategy replacing traditional single-focused release models in competitive music landscape
Topics
Music industry deal negotiation and catalog ownershipArtist mental health and creative confidence recoveryGenerational poverty and wealth-building mindsetMusic production costs and video budgetingContent release strategy and algorithm optimizationReal estate investment for artistsLabel relationships and artist developmentSocial media influence on music consumptionCompetitive positioning in rap industryImage maintenance and brand management for artistsStreaming economics and revenue modelsBaton Rouge hip-hop scene and regional successWork-life balance for recording artistsCollaboration strategy and feature selectionLong-term career planning post-advance spending
Companies
Def Jam
Label that offered Fredo Bang a deal; he credits them with personal engagement and best deal terms compared to compet...
Empire
Distribution/label partner for Fredo Bang's new music project; mentioned as part of recent deal negotiations
Apple Music
Streaming platform where listeners can find Million Dollaz Worth of Game episodes
Amazon Music
Streaming service offering ad-free access to podcast for Prime members
People
Fredo Bang
Rapper from Baton Rouge; primary guest discussing his music career, creative struggles, and industry insights
Skill of It
Detroit-based artist referenced as example of consistent content release strategy and success despite skepticism
Squilla
Younger artist mentioned as example of persistent content flooding strategy leading to success and wealth building
Quotes
"You gotta flood them, bro. Flood them, be consistent. A lot of us be needing somebody in our camp or in our inner tellers that get to make a system, man."
Fredo BangMid-episode
"It's like how? If we don't see it, you know what I'm saying? Like I ain't one of them, like I would tell my partner that the day, my first time really wanted some big stack of money in my hands when I see, mostly got a picture."
Fredo BangEarly-mid episode
"I only need one motherfucker from Dubuque, Iowa to head my shit and then do some dumb shit on my shit on TikTok. Yeah. And then my shit catching and hit the algorithm now."
Fredo BangMid-episode
"It's a gift and a curse because, in one way, there's a lot of pressure because you've got to look all around and be humans. Humans going to look around in the other part is like, you know, man, if you just put it out, you got to shout that anything could go."
Fredo BangMid-episode
Full Transcript
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It was just like bang. So the music, you got some new music coming on. Tell us how high it did me go in the last time he was on the show. You have to bend the situations, you know, things got figured out the best way possible. And now you got some new things. What is anything looking like now? Oh, it's kind of smooth. I always want more of myself. So it just be that hunger at me. But I'm happy with what I got going on, getting more consistent. And I'm just really just like searching for my complete confidence in it. You know what I said? At one point, I had a feeling like no track I couldn't touch. I could like make the best of it. You know what I'm saying? So I'm just getting back into that energy of being my confidence. You know what I'm saying? How you losing it? Man, not dropping. Not dropping. Going through stuff in life. Gaining weight. Yeah. Having babies. Or shit. Seeing other people make songs that you feel like. No, I make something better. Shit than that. You know what I'm saying? Watching what everybody else doing. Let me say that first and foremost, when we go any further, I just want to say we came out here. You know, we pulled up to get Chris. Yeah. Got a nice, my fucking house. I'm trying to build us some houses across the road. I'm trying to get one of them. Yeah, that you got a nice, my phone crib. You got the cars all set up here. I'm being really appreciable. So I see it. I love to see a young nigga getting some more. That's why I feel my first advance. That's what I saw. It was still on the ground. I was like, man, if I'm going up in value, and you did, right now, I'm thinking, but I want to sell it. You know what I'm saying? Oh, I got somebody. Oh, that's receptive. I let it see some young niggas. You know what I mean? Coming out together, man. You ever think you'd be living like this? No, sometimes we sit down like this. I really, sometimes we hear something like this. Even when I pull a neighbor hood, I see other people calling like that. I really, they neighbors. Oh, right. I really, they neighbors. I don't really did it. I'm coming from bad news, is you ever think that you ever think that you can go this far coming up in poverty and just struggling. You seeing anybody, man, and dad go through them? Because I, man, I see so small down there. Like I said, it's people who have never left Louisiana. Like grew up and died and never left out the state. No fucker Louisiana. It's my fuckers that's never left for 10 block radius. They eat, and that 10 block radius, they get their teeth turned to that 10 block radius. They sneaks, they live, they go to school. They threw my dad out from my birthday one time. That was his first time leaving Louisiana. Think about it. You know, like I said, my eyes are so small down there. Like growing up is like, man, I want $20,000, $20,000, $40,000. You know what I'm saying? You just up. Like that's how small we think. Like, that's shit ain't nothing. You feel me? It's $20,000. That's my business, but, you feel me? It's crazy. You feel me? So it's like, that's another thing, like just growing up with everybody else and stuff. Like the other rappers, we trying to just change the narrative and just change the everybody at my ass. I don't know what you know what I'm saying. Because even with me and G, like, the high is an incentive, but we were making no money out of the music back then. But once you, if we could see that we could make some money out of it, we would have to that show way more serious. You feel me? I probably wouldn't have did my time with the G. You feel me? But like, you know, like seeing that the world know, like the world, man, y'all got so many people that came out of Baton Rouge, it's crazy. I'm talking about the world know about this shit. Like how do we feel? Like knowing that? Yeah, I know what it is. Yeah. I mean, sometimes, I sometimes people give my flowers and shit, but I ain't gonna lie. I'm like, in my head, I still feel like I ain't dead enough yet. You know what I'm saying? I got so much farther to go. I just always want more. Do you look? Is that the comparison thing? Is that the being young looking at social media, seeing what other artists are doing? I do play a part, you know? Yeah. I'm like, I ain't gonna lie. I look at some motherfuckers and I be like, shit, they could do it. I could do it too. You know what I said? Some things that you don't think it's possible to you see it, especially coming from an outcome for, because like, like I say, motherfuckers want this, motherfuckers want to blow with the rap music, but we really had no hopes for it like that. We want it, but we don't, it's like how? If we don't see it, you know what I'm saying? Like I ain't one of them, like I would tell my partner that the day, my first time really wanted some big stack of money in my hands when I see, mostly got a picture. We had an LSU fit on, yeah, bunch of hundreds in this hand, bunch of hundreds like this hand. It used to be my people picture. And till I seen that picture, I didn't really kill like to have a bunch of money in my hand. So it's like, I feel like it's perspective. And you see something and you see that it's possible to get in grants, being as you know what I'm saying. How is it when you, you know, make music for a year, you're going through some things and you see it motherfuckers drop music? Because some people try to say, oh, it's an art, is it? And it's shit of sport, man. This shit always been a sport, man. And they got rap better than you, nigga. What are you doing? Like, like from back then when it was break dancing, like, no, they got my, my, my, my, my, you go. I'm not breaking. It's better than you. You go. You go. It's just be like, it's just be a pain in life. I can't even try. I can't try. You know what I'm saying? I can't even show my full potential. You feel me? And I know what I go in and I give it. I know when I go in and I give it. You feel me? But it's just like my hand's tired. Then you get trolled. You get those animal fools all day. And you can't fuck with this person. Well, I know I got this shit in my phone right now. You feel me? This shit's in my phone. Yeah, I know this shit's hot. Fuck. But very nice. I ain't a lot of shit as an artist and as a person who completed change their life. I don't know, I'm just sitting on drugs. I don't do nothing outside of music. Besides, you know, I tried to invest on it. But when music was like real my soul and passion and it's my job too. And shit hurt. You feel me? It hurt when your mother and father came and get a tour of nothing like that. You know what I'm saying? It's shit hurt. We're just going to show the new project you were in with Empire. Yeah. How did that go about? So guys, they always sit me up and tell me if I ever got from Dev Jam, you know, come highlight them stuff personally. And that's why I always respect them about them. So on a Dev Jam thing, I had a bunch of offers and I just really took my time and really sat on it because I didn't want to just jump on something and be in a bad situation next year. And some people's offered me this for some sort of for the songs with this, some people offered me this money but they want this part of my catalog. You know what I'm saying? So I really sat on it, thank God on it. And I felt like guys gave me the best deal and the best perspective. You know, say and he hit me directly. Takes measures call him himself. They ain't his lawyer, they ain't his assistant, it's him. And I respect it. So when you went into this, to go make this music for this new project, what was the energy, energy like, I'ma fuck these niggas up. Like yeah, I'ma come back, I'ma come back and you know, having that right, was it based upon us you like, man, I missed it. And what's this some fear there too? No, definitely, definitely some fear because it'd be like, I ain't dropping so long with this shit going to do. If he was still a killer, listen, you know what I'm saying? And shit, like I'm at the top 10 every time so I'm thankful that I got a real foundation of fans that really like that with you know what I'm saying. But let me just tell you something, right? And this is something really shit I can tell you, right? When a lot of times, artists go through some shit, whatever, they go through some shit, they like just get lazy, whatever. And they fall back and then with time to come back out, they got their nervousness and it's like they throw something out there and if you don't catch, they like, they ain't fucking with me. Then they might throw something else out there. If you don't catch, they like damn it. My niggas, when you take a break off from giving, from, it's like, if we put it in a drug and we're dealing with situation, right? You know, we were good to doke from somebody else. Well, take, so now, so now they went, they don't want to got the dope from somebody else. Now you trying to come back to the block with your dope. You know, and just because your dope don't catch immediately, you gotta be out there. Niggas, oh, Niggas, I'm out here. Niggas, oh, your thoughts on taking the block off of Niggas. Eventually, if you out there, what happens? It starts rotating back. You feel what I'm saying now, it rotates to who got the best dope out here. But if you, this motherfucker service in a bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. You take a motherfucker break, then you come back one song. I, this nigga dropped him and then you come back one more song that, no, you gotta flood this shit. That gotta be the mentality. I'm not worrying about record sales. I'm not worrying about flooding the fucking industry because I know I got the talent. I know I only need one of these bitches to catch. You know, that's it. The more I put out there, the better chance I got one of these bitches catching because I only need one motherfucker from Dubuque, Iowa to head my shit and then do some dumb shit on my shit on TikTok. Yeah. And then my shit catching and hit the algorithm now. Everybody doing this dumb ass shit that he came up with. Y'all need even doing it. That's what it is. But when you don't flood them, when you don't, when you rely on, I'm just going to record out there. This is the one, it might not be the one. A lot of times the record you don't think is the one, be the ones that catch, be the ones that they fuck with the moves, be the ones that come back. Why you ain't make this the single? You like, damn, he fuck with that. I didn't like this shit. I ain't ain't like this shit like that. So you gotta flood them, bro. Flood them, be consistent. A lot of us be needing somebody in our camp or in our inner tellers that. You get to make a system, man. Somebody's like really just need that drill until eight. Why you drop the date? Come on with it, you know what I'm saying? Real tall. Especially when you can. You want to play for them. Like in part, when you can drop when you want to. Because a lot of artists can lose themselves, man. When they get some money, they get their girl, they build a family. No, bro. You forget what. I should get special and fast as a cop. Especially when we're rapping to having to keep over the image. Yo, the image, huh? That's like, you know, every little shot of that. I get up and walk around and put gems. It's like, good, all the way. You've even, but you know, they be wanting to see a, like, I don't have a label call one time. Like, hey, you got to start bursting in post-apitches. But I'm like, I damn, I got you. You've even been able to image. So you got to pay you to keep over the image. You got to then not only that, but it takes money to put out the product. You feel me? The video is starting at least $2,000 minimum. You feel me to $5,000. So then when you drop something, you got to hope that should come back. You know what I'm saying? It's just always more and more spent to put out. Absolutely. Yeah, you know, I just think like, I think it's a gift in the curse because, in one way, there's a lot of pressure because you've got to look all around and be humans. Humans going to look around in the other part is like, you know, man, if you just put it out, you got to shout that anything could go because nobody knows. You know, you know, you go to anybody, motherfucker, be like, man, that's hot, man. Monthly, but like, that's trash. But no matter how much success they got, you still don't know what's going to go. Because we don't know what's going to connect with the people where they might hit it from the algorithm. Because this is, if the algorithm hit is over. And it's shit, man. Don't be the best song in the world. But you get like, because I know you to set back your light. You really want this shit right here? And you send it to crib like, I can't believe I got to put this shit out. They go for anything. No, but you also too can get caught up in some, you don't make here the day going to mall music. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying? Like, my family's a lot of them who want to stream music. They have you get to stream music. Oh, the females want to be male music. Yeah, but you got to be in the female music. The nigga's like, I don't want that soft ass shit. You remember, so you caught up in that shit. But you never get caught up with what the nigga say, because the nigga's like, what the bitch is like. The nigga car. When that bitch getting that nigga car, she like, you know, put freedom in. So what I love you. What the fuck are you going to do? Put that motherfucker right on. So the niggas do what the bitches want. The bitches like some shit. How many times you'd have been like a motherfucker, been in town. You ain't really a fan of that nigga music, but you and your homies know the bitch is going to be there tonight. Yeah, we going to go through there. So if the bitch is going to be there, the bitch is up on it. It don't matter. You know what I mean? And I was telling my youngest skill of that. Skill of it from Detroit. I'm like, bro, the bitch is like. That's a six, seven dude. No, no, no, that's skill. Oh, skill of it. Oh, skill of it. Yeah, skill of it. I was telling the bitches like, you broke. Service the women, bro. Yeah. You feel what I'm saying when I be a chill content, you come out. The men just go crazy. Ah. Service them. I'm almost skill of it. Yeah. And you know, I just think about it like you said, he a fake ass squilla though. Huh? You know, squilla six, seven now. What does that mean for me? Molo, two, six, seven. I created that. Well, that's three levels. No, I've been to six and a seven. You know, really like six said that's how I would feel. What do you know I ain't doing? What does six seven mean? I have no idea. Well, I don't know. Squilla, you know, squilla is my nigga. It's my younger. I don't even know a squilla know what the fuck you mean. Squilla crazy. You had squilla, she might be like, you mean? But you see like seven, sevens after six fuckages. Even if even if even if even like even like with him, all squilla kept doing his dropper. He just keep dropper. See, he just dropped the Joe Yacht. He just dropped it. You got this drop that shit, man. I mean, you over, you sitting up the head over thingy dropper start moving. He sitting up over here with his nice ass houses, brand new son. Two big ass dogs that got us nervous and shit at the front door. He just think, oh man. You want a jupital? I ain't fucking petting that fucking. Big ass dog. My fucking look like a mini fucking bear. I'll demo. Oh, whoa. That motherfucker was coming because he was big in here, man. That's all you know, man? Oh, no. Look at this. Come here, come here. Look how big you can see the gauge. He ran to you. No, I'm not fucking with him. I'll be there. He's talking about you. Good. What the fuck is with dogs? Be like, he good? Yeah, all right. And he's big in the gear. Fuck the little ass. No, no, no. He got a turn and throw it in many minutes. You know he fucking crazy. He, Fredo came in the head of the mother. Don't pay free to know fucking the tension part. Why you got him in the cage? He got to be a problem. No, no, no. He want to pick and pet it. No, that one for like, he want to bite somebody, man. He has dogs. Look here, you all into the dog, the fuck out. Because who, this other, he bitched me out, man. You bitch, man. This is your boss. This episode of Being Allys, where the game is brought to you by Trap Kings, NFL Playoffs. Playoffs. Let's go, Trap Kings, sportsbook, and official sports betting partner of the NFL makes every moment feel bigger. A running back, cut through the line, a strip sack, flips the field, a tight end hauls in the kind of touchdown grab you talk about for years, postseason, games, shift, fast. I'm talking about, you stay just be, oh, you got the lead. You don't got the lead. Oh, you back up. You're back down. I'm talking about the excitement is unbelievable. 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We got to speak it right here. Unless you got a bigger speaker. Oh yeah. Yeah, see? You know, you got to put it to your mouth. Yeah, really? Yeah. I ain't negative. I try to call you. You know, you two starting at a collaboration page thing. They already do that. Huh? They already do that. You know who I did it was, huh? Yeah. Win. The collaboration? Yeah. Who I did it was yours. What was it? The Rachel. Oh, you were Rachel. Okay. I told her I say, oh, I say, because I told her like, I, I, I, I, I, that, that, what the word, I'm trying to set it for cases. So like, ooh, it was supposed to been platinum. But I got like 30 million views that I can't count. It's on world store. So I'll tell her I'm like, it'll probably hit a lot of all the things out. If you shit on, you know, saying between pages, just like they do the collaboration post. Right. Probably what I'm saying is right. I'm looking at them all fucking picture behind you. What the fuck you with 14 on that joint? Yeah. Now I was 17. 17. 17. I'm going to be a guy. I was tripping on it, boy, fuck. You know, the yuggy shit. Oh, too, man. And you look like you had the Boosey feed on that, boy, fuck the two. Had the bar. Yeah, the bar. That was a little fat. Yeah. I was going to be like, oh, I'm going to be like, oh, I'm going to be like, oh, I'm going to be like, oh, fuck the two. Had the bar. Yeah, the bar. That was a little fat. You know, little fat was our booses, baby, to us. That was our, that was our, our, our, the, hmm. I want you to play the one that's going to go. Ah. I want to say that you fucking would be. I want to hear the one that's going to go. Oh, that's all right. One more. Yeah. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. I feel like keep my mind at ease Waitin' I be finna put her runna get the felony Won't buy the love they try to sell to me I'll keep my guard, I took guard This shit's starting to feel like head of me Top of bar, I need better sleep I've been working hard to find a better sleep You my god, but I gotta keep it straight I can't help you out, but there's not a virgin charity Too much love that shit be scared me My kids are my career, if he feelin' like his tan I don't know why they keep on paying me At an arm from the start, they let me feel it better for me My late dog, cotton Charles, I hold it, let him free Thinking about the ones that they don't know I hold their recipes, and I'm gonna stand up tall Do it all, it ain't easy peasy Trying to find a smile, cause I don't really need They'll let me lie, don't make that a window Sinna little love, just a break, I'm a phone Said of a less, cause I'm used to them in a moment I need a lease of everybody, give them my heart Cause I feel like jumping out of a window Sinna little love, just a break, I'm a phone Said of a less, cause I'm used to them in a moment My late dog, cotton Charles, I hold it, let him free Too much pain, I just can't keep it in But this is my fault, cause I got robber people that I had they need You wasn't like I've seen you shit to eat Hiding true and touchin' the hot of life in a grand way Need that can't even touch my kids Right, I straight into it with you, I know why that was it On cross my dog for a win I guess that I'll see the world in all different lives I feel like jumping out of a window Sinna little love, just a break, I'm a phone Said of a less, cause I'm used to them in a moment My late dog, cotton Charles, I hold it, let him free Too much pain, I just can't keep it in I need a lease of everybody, give them my heart Cause I feel like jumping out of a window Sinna little love, just a break, I'm a phone Said of a less, cause I'm used to them in a moment My late dog, cotton Charles, I hold it, let him free I need a lease of everybody, give them my heart That's a bomb right there That's a motherfucker bomb right there On the cover, you just be standing like in the second floor window I was trying to see how to shoot that one You just shoot the cover like that, then you can be rapping on that joke Simple video, you don't have to have multiple different scenes You can just rap from the back I feel like jumping right out of the window I'm just like jumping out of a window You just gotta do something I feel like jumping out of a window Just a little talk to a little more for the stop and more for the dead shit We're gonna shoot pop So then we need that casual move I'm gonna go I'm gonna go to sleep I'm gonna go to sleep Wake up doing fuck again I can't get you out my, I can't get you out my ears Better end up morning, you might grissin' this Don't need a fucker's phone, but he's brvippin' up and bitch Told em' move that hip, I'll rip him trying to get it right Eat it if I can I pop it open like a spike Going down here, drop a tip, I'm tryna make you cry She a old male baby feeling on my abysides Sticking to light pancakes, loving how yo ya taste So man, you been off, I'm gonna come and drop that packet She a boring dog, but ain't nothing but her plastic You gonna get that first, but I'm comin' up that last place Man, to light green, I'm feeling like a leey-ah Life is at the moon, that's probably not a leey-ah This is like a pool, I'm sayin' that needed like a leey-ah She my cover, a hop on top, she say yeah Fuck, I think no to sleep, wake up then we fuck again I can get you up, I can get you up my head It's better in the morning, you might be sitting there It's gon' need a fucker's moment, right, that's a bitch It's so neat right I said baby, you take better in the morning, morning, morning You know I love the face you make when you're moaning Like, like, like, rap is a bit bit, rap is a bit bit You my physical, rap is a bit bit, rap is a bit bit, rap is a bit bit, rap is a bit bit, rap Guys, I'm a lady, so I'm a frowny, so I'm a lady, what's your heart? Over there I think DJ Charles over there I think DJ Charles over there, look like DJ Charles You wanna shoot me? Yeah I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a dog We like being I'm a slut I'm a king I'm a king I'm a low He happy I'm a bitch I'm a bitch I'm a queen I'm a queen I'm a queen I'm a queen I'm a queen I knew a penny 30 sweets every night I knew a penny No one man is kidding me I knew a penny No one man is no more than saying things is ain't good I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a queen I'm a queen She gonna go at nothings on me when she frowns I want your fame Are you my dog? Your tryna charge me just a spand, send me me I'm boasting pretty bitch, I'm proud to stand Just get me mad at everything You feel that light away you thought You're a bitch pretty bitch, throw it That's all my worry when I'm done You're sure I'm a happy woman We were all in tiny Had this coming and you ain't never blowing I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a dog I'm a bitch You got some shit I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I'm a woman I can't go to sleep unless I make some money Y'all the year of early doesn't give the money You got a smell in it doesn't keep it going You wanna see me there if anything bother me I'm a man in a safe, got me cheese I ain't dead in through my crib I got a couple million reasons Came from the bottom where's hard to keep breathing I've been alive I thought totally was easy I know I'm a woman I know I'm a woman I didn't cry for it I didn't live up Say goodbye in my life and accept it all my losses I had to get rid of that lost people in the process I know I have feeling one of quitting safe of the old And I look back at my fans I can say I got through all of them I wanna look back at my fans I can say I got through all of them I wanna look back at my fans I can say I got through all of them We gonna better try to get it there I'll use the way you're trying to get it killed Hey got a baby they know that my story is real They said when the hot smile threw all the tears How you feel nigga? I used to go on slaying that out to my hands Her night and balls don't ringin I know time to get my hands dirty Have a damn nigga say they they ain't nothing really I will not that die to certain I hate that I'm on the murder judge Got off the purgues now I'm working out my head around Say they gonna put it in the media Mr. Kurtz comp DeGryne never tell that bitch I'll need his verse it up Most of them fresh me comforts can't cover my camera I know I'm the one I know I'm the one I didn't cry but I didn't live up Say goodbye in my life and accept it all my losses I can't tell my camera You know deal couple of billion streams in man You feel it man Couple of billion in You got there you walking around with that in your phone man You walking around with that shit in your phone Oh I got it I got it Like you got it He's got a pedestrian out So when can we expect it man So I might go single heavy And all the way up until part of like January or February or type of Up there I mean I feel like I need to come single single Just beat the block up Tell about the window that's the one Things off Tell about the window man I think about pretty boy Who Who tore right now Oh that would be good please Yeah Why big, putty morning Putty morning Why I love Yeah Definitely that would be hard man And it would be more for bad room Yeah that's a big one I mean Piles a bit too Yes positive What I'm saying is What a make it even Even crazy Because she did it didn't you know Want the bad room and shot the more fucking video We coming back home And we stay on top of one of billboards Yeah Take it back man I do You do some shit like that That whole City You know, be out there Fuck And it's my bitch It's my bitch It's my bitch You know You know I'm real tough Hey, shout it I'm gonna Press me Press me, come on Hey, I do it, I say I do it, I say What's up man Shit, we appreciate you for having us down Yeah, we appreciate you too I'm gonna go to the city I want to really bring you down there You know, we're experiencing A day down now Yeah, I'm sorry You're supposed to do it but I know y'all I'm coming to the crib Nice ass crib You know what I mean I'm a fiat never living there And we want to make this It's a problem It's a problem It's good to see that Honestly Like you said, man Someone said I'm my first advantage You did right You try to put some security around yourself You win the game You know You know how many things I hate You got no house man Yeah Come on man You know how free My first year at home Like I said, I'm gonna see the Believer person so when I first can't I ain't really know Usually when I'm No, say do it Till like my second No, I'm my second Third week home I mean like 20 grand Just out the streets Yeah Features and shit Right So, damn I ain't got sign And I say, man, I'm on Win the house, I'll share my Amalfore Yeah, see how that should work See how the music work And see if I could Yeah, you know what I'm saying I'm all Yeah, and see before I just Buy something I can't afford Or something like that Did the first year Everything went good Like shit Got my sign on a brick deal Like shit, now I'm gonna Put down on the house To my move But that's move you made, man Cause like I said, you know what I mean Because I ain't got no house You know And you just be living in condos And rent in condos That's the other thing Renting so fucking high Let's do a fortified And I'm all like, man, I'm all like I just pay that in my To my house I just pay that in my To my house Yeah, you live I didn't even know me Just be living at the top of Who tells and shit And that's your house I was finding out like Damn, wait, you mean Man, I got one for the neighborhood They rent in the same My house, eight nights, I was in the My, I wasn't there That's fine That's a motherfucker Yeah, that's a friend Yeah No, I seen some shit on Zillow the other day But my fuck rent was 150,000 a month That's crazy That's crazy Fuck, that's what you fucking It's gonna cost the car houses 200,000? That shit was ridiculous I ain't gonna lie to that Fuck, I was just digging this I ain't saying that Well, I mean saying I mean, it's I mean, when you get to a certain Step that you wanna do It's always so much further Than go It is My eyes are excited So, pants Or where I'm at And where I'm trying to do I guess that's why I just be So, hard on myself I'm trying to do better And more on myself And I'll be looking What I did Cause I'd be saying I want more How do family like treating Good I'm finally getting to Bannison Point where I'm from I'm Bannison Where you better Shit You know what I'm saying Kind of hard Fucking good kids Where you been Well, I'm just You know what I'm saying I'll be wanting everything Done with my kids Like, together and shit So, you know, sometimes they got Plants, sometimes they got Plants Sometimes I got plants You know, just trying to Make everything Make it sense And make everybody happy I'm sure This is the best version that you You know I'm trying I've been like I feel like It's one of the things I really like And I'm Getting To what I need to be You know what I'm saying I feel like It's a certain It's a certain mental Space that you got to Be in to actually Proceed Into the direction Where you trying to Get to You know what I'm saying As far as Working You know what I'm saying Especially with this music You know what I'm saying It's hard to see the music And not be happy You know what I'm saying It's real hard Or like You can just comfortable You know I'm saying You know the first single You can go to the be dropping, but you ain't picking yet. I ain't picking. I just, I just like the way I go. I thought the single lay, like, oh my, I thought the single, we go. Oh you did? I really really, but it was just me having, it was some, it was more of some inner city type shit having fun. Like, you know what I'm saying there, a lot of people wanted to call on folks that I knew and you know, like, all that nigga's wearing green flags and shit, I think it's 60 years old, it's just, I just had a little fun with the real, it ain't nothing serious with that one. I think it's like a shit keep dropping, so the next one should be coming this week, huh? Yeah, I don't believe that. Out the window coming soon, I'm calling. Going down, baby. What a nigga. Freedom. That's all I can think of, go ahead and drop that, fucking dog. Drop that, fucking dog. Good night, nigga. Come with a little more than 10. And it's just like that. Right.