Afrobeats Is Annoying And Trying To Replace Hip Hop! Enough Already!

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[00:00:17] Okay, enough is enough.

[00:00:21] I told y'all a long time ago

[00:00:24] That I didn't like that Tim stuff. I told y'all I was tired of these chicks touching their hair

[00:00:30] They dry-ass weaves or they all got braids because they're going on vacation

[00:00:35] So they can't get their hair wet so they get braids and they all touching their hair today

[00:00:39] These are the things that you cannot but who would have knew that that music was gonna go on to be afro beats

[00:00:46] Who woulda knew I didn't like that in the beginning. I was tired of that music. I

[00:00:52] Didn't like it and then what sealed the deal was when this dude named Burner boy came out and he started rapping to sitting on

[00:00:59] top of the world by Brandy and Mase and he was like

[00:01:06] I was like, yo, what is he saying? You just hear

[00:01:14] Like yo, what is he saying

[00:01:16] What is he saying and you see people jamming to it. I'm like burner boy

[00:01:22] So at first I thought I liked I was like, okay

[00:01:25] This is some reggae music I thought dudes was West Indian

[00:01:35] But they taking the reggae music

[00:01:41] And calling it something else but taking our beats taking reggae music and calling it afro beats

[00:01:48] Come on, man

[00:01:52] Enough of that

[00:01:56] Enough of that. I'm tired of it

[00:02:00] You're gonna take our music and then try to remix it to something else and then they gonna say yo the labels don't even want hip-hop

[00:02:07] They just want afro beats and Latin music. What the hell is afro beats and Latin music without hip-hop?

[00:02:16] Even reggae tone was taking reggae music. Hold up. I pause. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on

[00:02:23] I don't know why that's happening. I'm gonna fix that

[00:02:35] But I'm tired of it. I thought it was right guy. You know what they were saying? Oh, I barely understand

[00:02:40] What's up, Wes? Any artists be singing?

[00:02:44] But then out of nowhere it was just like

[00:02:48] Then I listened to

[00:02:50] Then I'm listening to

[00:02:53] Drake and

[00:02:55] in

[00:02:58] In a future and they got Tim's on there and she like

[00:03:09] For you for you

[00:03:12] I'm like, what is this?

[00:03:16] What is she's what it's good. Somebody decipher what she's saying. How does that how does that?

[00:03:24] Replace hip-hop

[00:03:31] I'm like, who is that Jocelyn and

[00:03:40] I hear all you hip-hop dudes trying to jump on the bandwagon and do afro beats in the band in this

[00:03:46] I'm glad I'm glad you're doing it. We gonna write all y'all name down

[00:03:51] Tell me what they saying on that song

[00:03:54] What is she saying?

[00:04:01] You don't know nothing they saying I mean that's supposed to replace hip-hop that's supposed to replace broken glass everywhere people pissing on us

[00:04:11] That's that's that's supposed to replace that

[00:04:16] That make me make me harder

[00:04:20] Make me I'm like yo

[00:04:23] Yeah, I like that

[00:04:28] That's cool. Do y'all thing and it would have been okay if they didn't come for hip-hop

[00:04:34] If they wasn't saying that they didn't want to get rid of hip-hop and replace it with that

[00:04:39] They're not looking to sign no more hip-hop acts. They just want to deal with that music

[00:04:45] Got here with that. I'm listening to super cat. I'm listening to a

[00:04:53] Shop of ranks and all that

[00:04:57] What is she what she said make make me harder make make me harder

[00:05:02] What is he saying? Could somebody tell me?

[00:05:06] What they're saying

[00:05:08] Is he saying make me swim make me harder? What is he saying pause? No, did he know BAM would know none of that?

[00:05:15] I ain't listening to none of that. I

[00:05:21] Ain't listening to none of that and it's like they make one record and then he like a superstar

[00:05:28] Trash not for that

[00:05:41] He looked like he from Atlanta somewhere right from no Atlanta or nothing

[00:05:47] Hey jack and I swag around the world

[00:05:53] They jacking us

[00:05:55] So my we ain't got no culture and none of that whatever

[00:06:02] You don't care how none of y'all kid I don't care what none of y'all say I don't care I don't like it I

[00:06:09] Don't like it

[00:06:12] I'm tired of it. I

[00:06:15] Don't understand shit they saying

[00:06:19] This is a thing

[00:06:20] I always think she's saying this is the thing that you cannot buy the whole time

[00:06:24] She was saying this is the piece that you cannot buy and all y'all four or five baby father

[00:06:30] ten kid run around dudes with like

[00:06:33] 12 baby mothers sipping lean is sitting there talking about this is the piece you cannot buy no pieces in your brain

[00:06:39] Ain't no record gonna give you no piece you sitting on the beach. You're a firm trip

[00:06:43] You sitting on the beach acting like you doing something great fuck out of here with that

[00:06:48] This is the piece that you can't know. What is this shit?

[00:06:52] Then is one song I don't know what she's saying she like

[00:06:56] Sound like a moose and heat or something like they ever heard a cat out the window just now

[00:07:01] That's what I hear when I hear all that

[00:07:04] That's what I hear when I hear that's what I hear

[00:07:08] Tired of all that shit tired of it

[00:07:15] Enough is enough and then you got some of them who come into our culture and say we don't have no culture

[00:07:20] Buster Buster rhyme said that black Americans. We don't have no culture

[00:07:24] Like hip-hop is the only culture we have

[00:07:28] Nigga you in our culture

[00:07:31] You in our culture talking about we don't have no culture

[00:07:41] I gotta hear man tired of all that

[00:07:53] Cuz when I first when the beat first came on I was like yo, oh shit Brandi sitting on top of world

[00:07:59] I used to like that shit, but then there's just like this dude just coming

[00:08:07] Thank you

[00:08:08] What is this shit?

[00:08:11] Who is that? It was like burner boy. I always got these weird and burner boy

[00:08:19] burner boy

[00:08:22] How do you need a shot three days later

[00:08:27] Go see the doctor

[00:08:32] I'm sick of this

[00:08:33] Okay, which I say, okay. I'm used to standing alone. I thought things out by myself

[00:08:40] Anyway, I don't need to come Padre a friend of Vato. I don't need a buddy. I don't need a homeboy

[00:08:46] I don't need none of that. I'm

[00:08:49] Listening, I'm alone in it

[00:08:52] straight like that

[00:08:54] But I'm tired of it

[00:08:58] Every song you think is

[00:09:01] In out of nowhere you you got you got these people who are

[00:09:08] Acting like they jacking it get out of here like

[00:09:12] Cuz they be singing about love and all this to make it out. It's like they don't so they don't cheat

[00:09:18] They're all in peace

[00:09:20] And why is Tim's crying in every song in audible cries?

[00:09:26] And audible

[00:09:28] No, I listen to that one day and I'm gonna put the captions on cuz I need to learn what they sing

[00:09:35] All I heard was

[00:09:49] We barely understand future

[00:09:51] We barely understand future and then you got this can am connection do just come on there he like

[00:10:04] I'm like, oh Danny three people crying on a record

[00:10:09] Inaudible the whole time I got I get a sign language something. Come on, man

[00:10:17] Come on, man. They don't even like the continent, but they like the music cuz they try and take us out

[00:10:24] But they like the music cuz they try and take us out I'm telling you this is the ploy to get rid of this man

[00:10:31] It's a ploy. They told you don't look it up. I did a show on this

[00:10:51] Telling you

[00:10:53] What are they saying

[00:10:57] Tell me what they saying

[00:11:00] No, no, don't don't bro. Grow up. Stop hating learn to tolerate afro be first of all

[00:11:06] Don't tell me what to learn to tolerate and don't tell me to grow up. This is my opinion

[00:11:11] So your name is Freeman and then that other

[00:11:14] Would you just scramble letters and made a name?

[00:11:18] What is your name mean Freeman told Jim or told Jack

[00:11:24] Bro grow up stop hating so anytime you express your displeasure with something

[00:11:30] You're hating again. I'm gonna use the analogy again

[00:11:33] You might like extra mayo on your sandwich because you know, you're from a certain genre. I don't like mayo on my food

[00:11:40] So if you put mayo on your sandwich and I say now I don't need no mayo

[00:11:45] Are you gonna look at me and say stop hating on mayo? No, it's called preference

[00:11:50] Just like you got that preference or what you like. I don't like your preferences. That's not hate. I

[00:11:57] Just don't prefer what you preference

[00:11:59] That's it

[00:12:01] It's called preference we do have a preference you do know that right? It's like you prefer

[00:12:20] Tolerated bro grow up. So now I'm 14 cuz I don't like afro beats

[00:12:25] I'm a whole grown-ass man with responsibilities and take care of himself and others

[00:12:30] And you telling me to grow up and you probably live with your mama

[00:12:34] You probably live off a fat white girl with blonde T bars haircut

[00:12:42] That's always in Walmart and you telling me to grow up

[00:12:46] Your name is Freeman

[00:12:53] We got a preference and

[00:12:55] Preference and see that's the problem when you don't follow the script people say you grow up hating they say all this

[00:13:03] No, it's not that I don't like it. I

[00:13:06] Don't like chicken legs

[00:13:08] You're gonna eat all the chicken legs you want the barbecue you having legs and thighs more food for y'all

[00:13:13] Guess who's gonna sit this one out me. I don't like potato salad

[00:13:19] Some of y'all put raisins in your potato salad, I don't like potato salad it's called preference

[00:13:27] That's why this is my platform and I use my platform to say what I don't prefer or prefer

[00:13:34] That's that but the senses that I've been getting back is people saying I don't like it either

[00:13:40] Who else has a platform to say they don't like a type of music. I guess I'm supposed to be gossiping tonight

[00:13:46] I guess I'm supposed to be talking about Nicki Minaj getting detained. I don't care. I

[00:13:54] Don't care about that. I just really don't

[00:13:57] You think I'm gonna sit here and talk about nah, you know and I that inaudible shit she be doing too I

[00:14:09] Don't listen to inaudible people. I

[00:14:12] Have to understand I can't leave feeling dumb

[00:14:18] You hear I'm speaking clear and concise

[00:14:22] It's called preference I prefer not to listen to that

[00:14:26] Seriously

[00:14:29] All I gotta say is we need to stick together black music is black music. Oh, really

[00:14:34] That's what you think black music is black music

[00:14:39] So you give me one genre of music that's not black music

[00:14:43] It all derives from us

[00:14:46] Well, ain't no sticking together with people who don't want to be stuck

[00:14:50] We see that's the problem too. Y'all like to paint us all as a monolith like we all the same people

[00:14:55] We ain't all the same people

[00:14:58] We know all the same people some people don't like us some people don't like hip-hop

[00:15:05] They don't like the fact that we like hip-hop

[00:15:07] They don't like the way we talk the way we walk the way we dress

[00:15:10] But when they can monetize it when they want to when they can monetize it

[00:15:15] They use it

[00:15:17] So it ain't like burn a boy had on a kente cloth or a dashiki or head wrap or something like that

[00:15:25] He looked like he was from Atlanta. So he fooled us. He looked like Gunna

[00:15:30] Look like Gunna

[00:15:33] That's what I'm talking about

[00:15:36] When they want to jack us and imitate us and push us out, that's what they do

[00:15:41] all music is our music but

[00:15:50] When you trying to come for this

[00:15:54] This right here that saved my life, right

[00:15:57] You know why I saved my life because when I could have been doing other things

[00:16:02] I was in the studio

[00:16:04] I was in the studio

[00:16:07] I was trying to create that kept me out of trouble

[00:16:12] Nobody said Africa didn't love hip-hop. See you making this about Africans and hip-hop and there's no such place listen

[00:16:20] Some Africans from the continent don't like each other

[00:16:23] So we need to stop that too because they don't even call us African

[00:16:26] They don't say i'm African

[00:16:28] But who called it afro beats?

[00:16:31] I bet you it wasn't none of them

[00:16:34] And I bet you it wasn't none of us

[00:16:36] I bet you it wasn't none of them and none of us

[00:16:39] Calling it that was a divisive thing in the first place and them singing

[00:16:46] And putting out memos that they don't want to sign no more hip-hop acts

[00:16:49] All they want is latin music and afrobeat artists was a divisive thing

[00:16:53] How are we supposed to feel when we in this country being black american men and women in this country

[00:17:00] Built the whole music scene for what it is and we were their entertainment

[00:17:04] That's just the truth

[00:17:07] So if you do your thing do your thing we would embrace you just like

[00:17:10] When a lot of west indian artists came here and they was wearing used and damaged and shit

[00:17:20] And they were like, you know, I'm not gonna do that. I'm not gonna do that. I'm not gonna do that

[00:17:24] A lot of west indian artists came here and they was wearing used and damaged and shit and had them holy shirts

[00:17:30] And they was you know, they did what they did. We were able to differentiate us from them and we liked it

[00:17:36] He's like yo, that's dope when shabba ranks had like

[00:17:40] I don't know if it was a gumby or bishop from juice. I didn't know what it was, but they were able to

[00:17:47] differentiate differentiate from us and they

[00:17:50] Straight up and down did they thing and I understand that

[00:17:54] I understood it but these

[00:17:57] We can't tell if they're them or us and when they talk

[00:18:00] It's almost like how they hijack the movies if you look at all the movies and all the black actors

[00:18:06] Watch when they talk

[00:18:09] They're not black men from here

[00:18:12] I'm like, I think that um, you know, I you know, I think that you think what is think you think

[00:18:23] Me think that um

[00:18:30] from detroit

[00:18:34] The whole time stringer bell wasn't from baltimore

[00:18:41] So out of this whole country

[00:18:44] They couldn't find nobody from baltimore

[00:18:46] to be stringer bell

[00:18:51] Just really think about that out of this whole country. They couldn't find nobody from baltimore to be stringer bell

[00:19:01] They pushed us out of everything out of hollywood. Now. They're pushing us out of music and y'all think it's funny. All right

[00:19:08] Same thing that make you laugh

[00:19:15] The whole time he's like, oh wow, they got a black person in in in in star wars. Yes when he spoke I was like

[00:19:26] Where are they from?

[00:19:30] See smitty. I appreciate you

[00:19:32] Thank you truth always gonna get told

[00:19:36] the whole time jumpy's like john bar. Yeah, good

[00:19:40] he started talking he was like

[00:19:43] Yo, hold up man

[00:19:46] Hold up man, nah

[00:19:49] Nah

[00:19:50] we've been had

[00:19:55] That's why they started rallying for him to be the next james bond. Why because the james bond has always been

[00:20:03] Shaken not stirred. He's always been

[00:20:06] From britain whatever the hell they call. I don't know

[00:20:14] All the top actors black men actors is not from here

[00:20:18] They still pushing denzel and morgan freeman on us

[00:20:23] Give me one young black man from america. That's an actor and i'll wait

[00:20:29] Give me one

[00:20:30] 50 cent

[00:20:39] We've been had they pushing us out

[00:20:42] Of shit that we created. This is what i'm saying

[00:20:49] So you mean to tell me

[00:20:52] Do you mean to tell me? All right, let me get this straight

[00:20:55] Every last one of them artists blew up and blow up every last one of them

[00:21:03] Blew up and blow up right every last one of them

[00:21:08] And how many niggas you know got mixtapes?

[00:21:11] Oh, yeah

[00:21:14] Just really think about it

[00:21:17] All the chicks got only fan pages and dudes got soundcloud pages and you ain't blowing up

[00:21:22] But every last one of them they just gotta say some inaudible shit and they blow up

[00:21:26] They they song is number one is tiktok people doing dances and stuff and

[00:21:30] Doing a thriller and all that what is this going? Come on, man. It ain't nah, then they trying to get rid of hip-hop

[00:21:38] Even my west indian y'all be listen y'all be embracing it

[00:21:46] They ain't fucking with y'all they took your shit too

[00:21:49] They took y'all shit too

[00:21:51] They took your reggae sound too just like the latin dudes took that shit and made that same ass beat over and over

[00:21:59] And people was like dominica sita

[00:22:02] Dominica sita

[00:22:04] Dominica sita, uh, I

[00:22:07] I was like yo

[00:22:09] What's a reggae beat

[00:22:19] Come on man, I better wake up

[00:22:23] Y'all gotta wake up y'all better start yo

[00:22:31] We on the way out

[00:22:33] You think it's funny

[00:22:35] I think it's funny right? Y'all do know right?

[00:22:38] Y'all do know i'm like one of the only

[00:22:42] Black men podcasters, right? You do know that right?

[00:22:46] You do know that right look at who everybody else is you do know that right

[00:22:52] You better do your homework. You better do your research

[00:22:55] I was born here

[00:23:00] Parents born here parents parents born here

[00:23:04] You better do your research. Everybody else ain't from here

[00:23:07] Everybody else ain't from here

[00:23:09] But y'all want to push everybody else and then when y'all have when when it ain't no longer hours

[00:23:13] Y'all gonna be like what happened because you didn't support your own. I'm one of you

[00:23:18] I'm of you

[00:23:21] Brooklyn streets

[00:23:22] Waverly avenue, forth street born and raised a whole family 53 years living on one block

[00:23:28] 53 years

[00:23:29] Before I was born

[00:23:34] Mother and father lived in the same building

[00:23:37] as kids

[00:23:43] I'm, the only one that's trying to push this hip-hop thing still

[00:23:49] Put up footage of little kim last night. You show me footage of little kim who got little kim footage

[00:24:02] See my bro china brim. He said he from guyana shout out to all my guyanese people

[00:24:09] I'm from here

[00:24:10] Mine's from here

[00:24:14] Shout out to everybody i'm not you know i'm saying and i'm not trying to cause no division but slowly but surely look what's happening

[00:24:22] Look what's happening

[00:24:28] Freeman didn't I just serve you a few minutes ago?

[00:24:31] I don't know what you're saying. But listen, you you already got served just sit in the corner

[00:24:36] All right sit in the corner and eat your pudding

[00:24:40] You like white pudding too

[00:24:43] With a little extra gravy in it man, we ain't evolving into nothing we are devolving

[00:24:52] Oh now hip-hop, how do hip-hop come from jamaica

[00:24:57] What's your name bet see you ain't what's her name base baseru baseru

[00:25:07] Let me all right. Let me ask some how does hip-hop come from jamaica?

[00:25:10] There's just what I want to know hip-hop come from jamaica

[00:25:14] So what was it called when it was in jamaica? Was it called hip-hop?

[00:25:21] And who was the first hip-hop artist in jamaica because I could tell you about pig meat markham

[00:25:25] different people that was out here in america doing

[00:25:29] What was music that could be considered to be hip-hop give me one jamaican artist that was doing that in jamaica, i'll wait

[00:25:40] hip-hop came from jamaica

[00:25:47] What jamaica queens?

[00:25:49] jamaica have

[00:25:52] What was it called when it was in jamaica? Was it called hip-hop?

[00:25:58] What was it called?

[00:26:08] Music is not evolving music is devolving because it's devolving a word. Hey siri

[00:26:17] Is devolving a word

[00:26:20] Here's what I found tell me what it mean

[00:26:26] Swear, I am no, no, no. No, no what does devolving mean siri?

[00:26:35] Man, it's just like a woman don't listen

[00:26:41] Just like a damn chick don't listen quincy said it came from africa who you talking about quincy jones

[00:26:55] Quincy jones also said he loves women only that right there

[00:27:01] That's a good one

[00:27:11] That's a good one

[00:27:13] I'm gonna put that over there

[00:27:16] Put that over there

[00:27:18] cool herc

[00:27:21] You really believe cool herc brought the sound classes from jamaica and brought it to the parks of new york. You really think that?

[00:27:33] You really think that?

[00:27:35] cool herc

[00:27:37] Cool, i'm gonna chill i'm gonna chill. I ain't gonna do that. I ain't gonna do that. I'm gonna chill. He an elder

[00:27:46] brought it from the park jam

[00:27:48] and who

[00:27:50] Whose sound set was he using?

[00:27:56] Cool herc then first of all, can I can I do this again for y'all?

[00:28:01] hip-hop

[00:28:04] Says to contain about five to seven elements

[00:28:07] right

[00:28:09] If he did the dj part

[00:28:11] Who was the rapper because rap is a part of hip-hop, right? So say he did do the dj part

[00:28:17] That's hip-hop or that's djing

[00:28:26] Is that

[00:28:29] Hip-hop or is that djing? So how could you say he brought hip-hop here?

[00:28:34] If it's only djing, what about the other elements the mcing the breakdancing the b-boying?

[00:28:42] The um the dress code the graffiti what about all that and the knowledge what about all that

[00:28:51] What about all that so if he only did djing what about everything else who did that?

[00:28:57] So, how could we say he started anything if all he did was play records

[00:29:03] That's like saying hal jackson started hip-hop

[00:29:09] frankie crocker

[00:29:16] Come on, man

[00:29:19] Y'all better wake up back to what I was talking about. All right, well I was so rudely interrupted

[00:29:29] I'll be by myself. I don't care dolo anyway

[00:29:35] I don't need a friend back when I used to drink. I ain't even need a friend to drink. I'll drink by myself

[00:29:41] Right was by myself

[00:29:46] So if i'm by myself

[00:29:51] and I don't like

[00:29:54] And I don't like a certain type of music

[00:29:59] Fba's are

[00:30:04] Tethers, that's your name who created turntables poetry and drums who created it owns hip-hop clothes

[00:30:12] I'm not trolling tonight. First of all, i'm gonna be real. I'm not a troll

[00:30:17] I don't say stuff for shock value anything

[00:30:19] I really feel like that like if you speak to me one-on-one

[00:30:22] And you have if you converse with me often, I'm i'm not a troll

[00:30:27] I'm not it's I just have thoughts and I believe that when you have a platform you here to

[00:30:36] Create conversation conversation is good

[00:30:38] Especially when we're talking about our culture right?

[00:30:40] Because see this what y'all got to understand about our culture right whatever the culture is

[00:30:45] What's gonna happen is

[00:30:48] It's going to be a time where we're not spoken about

[00:30:52] It's going to be a time where we erase they already be trying to erase us from stuff

[00:30:57] So if we don't make it plain and put it out for the world, they're going to erase us period

[00:31:07] That's what it's really all about

[00:31:09] So what I say is not popular

[00:31:12] I'm, not into pop culture. I'm not into you know, I like to say what I want

[00:31:17] That's what I got a platform for to say what I want and it's not about people agreeing

[00:31:21] Sometimes I say stuff nobody agrees with me

[00:31:24] I don't care

[00:31:26] It's almost like people tweet and stuff and you know, i'm gonna say what I want

[00:31:32] Just like the walls and kemet they scrub the walls

[00:31:36] They scrub the walls

[00:31:40] So we have to while we got a chance to talk just think about this, right

[00:31:45] What if you lose your five senses? What if you wasn't able to speak imagine what you would want to say?

[00:31:52] Imagine the words that you would just wish to convey

[00:31:55] 10 words

[00:31:57] What would you say? So here it is. We have voices we have platforms. We don't say nothing

[00:32:02] We just caught up in what the script has given us we we caught up in what they're showing us

[00:32:08] And then we follow that

[00:32:10] So they say okay. This is the new genre

[00:32:13] We we off hip-hop and everybody be like yeah

[00:32:16] Because i'm tired of it anyway

[00:32:17] Because then automatically when you go to hip-hop you automatically say you're tired of hip-hop and you go right to drill

[00:32:22] Drill isn't hip-hop. It's a sub-genre of hip-hop

[00:32:26] Just like rap is not hip-hop rap is a part of hip-hop because rap just means the words

[00:32:34] So it's different parts of hip-hop that makes up hip-hop

[00:32:38] But it's so much going on and the problem is we we allow them to tell us what's hip-hop and what's not hip-hop

[00:32:45] while the whole world

[00:32:47] the whole world

[00:32:51] The whole world

[00:32:55] Is doing hip-hop

[00:32:56] We're the only ones that go on stage. We don't need a dj. We don't need dancers. We don't need a beatbox

[00:33:01] We don't need some stuff and things is supposed to evolve into different things

[00:33:05] But still when you start taking away from things, it's not hip-hop no more

[00:33:13] That's just the truth

[00:33:15] So that's how we stay stuck because we don't want to evolve with the sound and what's going on

[00:33:20] And I am but for me

[00:33:23] i'm not going to sit there and let a whole genre of music wipe us out no

[00:33:30] Because when that happens then where is

[00:33:33] afro beats

[00:33:35] Okay

[00:33:37] Top shelf tv. I don't know if you got the memo

[00:33:41] I don't know if you got the memo. I did a whole show on this

[00:33:46] They said ebro said

[00:33:51] That the labels call him and told him

[00:33:55] They're not trying to sign any more hip-hop acts. They just want afro beats and latin music

[00:34:02] So that means they just want

[00:34:04] And living my feet I know god they just want that they don't want no

[00:34:11] Represent represent they don't want none of that

[00:34:14] So when they think of hip-hop now hip-hop has just been put in one box where it's Atlanta

[00:34:20] And it's drill when it's all

[00:34:23] types of music going on in the world

[00:34:28] and especially hip-hop music

[00:34:31] And especially hip-hop music

[00:34:33] So when they say hip-hop

[00:34:35] They be like yo, this is this is hip-hop and then they just say this is what it represents

[00:34:39] That's not what it represents. We do this in many different ways. You had conscious hip-hop

[00:34:46] You had different things

[00:34:48] But what happened is it was the over saturation of the culture due to money

[00:34:54] And if it didn't make money people automatically shunned it what did they do they crossed that over into like youtube, right?

[00:35:01] So now you have people on youtube looking at people views and saying your views and you don't get no views and views

[00:35:08] Okay, say I got 10 views

[00:35:12] Every video from here on out

[00:35:15] Does that take away my accomplishments what i've done in the culture?

[00:35:18] Does that take away the fact that most of y'all are on youtube doing youtube because of me?

[00:35:23] That don't take away nothing so I cannot be rated by a view my jersey is in the rafters already

[00:35:32] Hold on. Let me show y'all something man. Let me show y'all something i'm gonna be wanting to do this, but every now and again

[00:35:45] My big homie, I don't I've never called no one my big home

[00:35:51] But when it come to doggy diamonds

[00:35:54] When it come to interview shit

[00:35:57] I'm not

[00:35:59] That's my big

[00:36:05] But guess what he taught me

[00:36:08] That's what I said and not broadcast interview. Oh really

[00:36:14] See

[00:36:15] your favorites some of them

[00:36:18] admitted publicly

[00:36:20] Some of them hit me on the dm. Some of them play games

[00:36:24] What's your favorites?

[00:36:27] It is what it is. You can't even front

[00:36:33] So when it comes to money and it comes to so-called success and views and all that stuff

[00:36:38] That's where you start getting judged by whether you went platinum or whether you win gold. It's not about that

[00:36:44] It's how many lives how many lives?

[00:36:47] Have you changed? Of course, I remember the board but it's spelled t-e-h though

[00:36:53] Think about it. How many lives have you changed? How many jobs have you created?

[00:37:00] From what you did

[00:37:03] So that's really what it's all about

[00:37:08] Trash rap, but what is trash rap trash rap is subjective. What is trash rap?

[00:37:13] What you think is trash people love and it ain't about what's good or bad anymore

[00:37:16] It's about what's marketed and promoted and what bag is put behind stuff. They can make anything go

[00:37:23] They can make anything go always know that they can make anything go

[00:37:31] Your favorite word algorithm that y'all don't know nothing about

[00:37:34] They can make anything go

[00:37:39] Look right now on all your social media on your timeline. How do you see stuff from people? You're not following?

[00:37:47] You don't even see the people you following no more. You see a bunch of stuff. You'd be like, yo, I ain't even following this

[00:37:56] What is this or why is this on my timeline and that's on instagram?

[00:37:59] That's on facebook and that's on um x aka twitter

[00:38:03] X aka twitter

[00:38:09] so at the end of it all

[00:38:12] Listen they can make anything go so it don't even matter. It's about what they put the money behind

[00:38:24] And a lot of these artists will say to you listen to push a record to make a record it costs about

[00:38:30] 275 000 for one song

[00:38:35] Now we'll look and we say drake is the stream. Drake is one of the biggest streamed artists

[00:38:39] Why do you think that is he has like 10 logos on his thing everybody has to eat off this

[00:38:44] So you don't think 10 different companies is not gonna push it?

[00:38:50] When you have 10 different companies pushing something, of course is gonna go

[00:38:55] You got canada

[00:38:57] You got houston. You got memphis. You got universal. You got little wayne

[00:39:01] You got nicky you got that whole conglomerate. You got cash money young money ovo

[00:39:06] uh, um

[00:39:08] universal

[00:39:09] rap a lot

[00:39:11] um

[00:39:12] Memphis as a as a because you know, he's

[00:39:15] Part memphis too because his daddy and all that

[00:39:19] Of course is going to be a bunch of people. Of course is gonna go then the secret deals with spotify

[00:39:24] and owning

[00:39:26] Summer apples and stuff like that

[00:39:29] And then the endorsement deals and all that stuff

[00:39:31] Everybody is in on it because he became a cash cow not because it's good or bad

[00:39:36] Because it's marketed and promoted and anything that you hear a hundred times you tend to like until you realize

[00:39:44] Hold on, man

[00:39:45] i'm tired of this

[00:39:48] Until you say

[00:39:55] So that happens and then you'll be like all right enough I was tired of this anyway

[00:40:00] but

[00:40:01] People be afraid to say what they don't like why because they get called haters as for me

[00:40:05] I don't care what you call me

[00:40:09] But one thing you're gonna call me always is an independent thinker i'm a person who thinks for himself

[00:40:15] If I don't like something, I don't like something. That's it

[00:40:21] Yeah, eat these crab legs. I don't like crab legs. Why are you hanging on crab legs?

[00:40:26] It's called preference

[00:40:29] I prefer not to eat crab legs or chicken legs or anybody. Well

[00:40:35] Yeah

[00:40:36] Animals and shellfish legs. Let's just say that

[00:40:43] So now we're afraid to express our displeasure with something because we know the backlash we're gonna get

[00:40:51] We already know what's about to happen we already know that everybody's about to shun you for that

[00:40:58] Because you have a now is his take

[00:41:02] Listen, I got more stake in this culture than most of the people who run their mouth

[00:41:06] I've never ever been employed by anybody. I never was paid to push an agenda

[00:41:12] I am an independent thinker independent marketer independent promoter and i've always been independent where I did my own thing

[00:41:19] I've never taken

[00:41:20] Tooken or taken or took anybody's money to do something that I didn't want to do

[00:41:26] Only time I take people money to do something is promote people and I charge a little measly

[00:41:31] $100 for people who are who need to be heard a little bit more but other than that, no, you can't say don't you know?

[00:41:38] that

[00:41:41] The politicians be buying artists and rappers. Did you didn't know that?

[00:41:45] Oh, i'm not allowed to say all that stuff because you know, they don't like me talking a certain way a lot of people

[00:41:50] want to take

[00:41:52] You just don't know that

[00:41:55] They're getting paid

[00:42:01] I ain't no crab legs. I ain't no scrimps

[00:42:05] I eat strawberries though

[00:42:10] But i'm just saying you don't like something it's okay

[00:42:15] You're not hating

[00:42:17] You could be different you can be it's okay not to like something

[00:42:27] It's okay, it's okay. I don't like cilantro

[00:42:38] I don't like

[00:42:40] guacamole

[00:42:42] I don't like avocados

[00:42:46] And when you say you don't like something why are people so surprised why do people be like you crazy you bugging listen

[00:42:54] I'm an individual

[00:42:58] One twice man. I appreciate you support my independent voice. I'm an individual we have a right not to like something

[00:43:05] Maybe something that you eat makes me throw up

[00:43:09] But I gotta explain to you why I don't like something for you for your approval

[00:43:15] Who the f*** are you?

[00:43:19] Who are you I don't need nobody's approval my parents is gone my parents is gone

[00:43:30] So now we're not allowed to have any

[00:43:34] Individuality we're not allowed to have any preferences

[00:43:37] Unless you prefer the other stuff

[00:43:40] That they push on us too. And that's all i'ma say about that

[00:43:47] We we're not allowed to have preference because we're haters, but look what they prefer though

[00:43:59] People like what they like

[00:44:01] I'm, just not one of them who

[00:44:06] I don't like soda. I don't drink soda

[00:44:11] So if you think you're gonna be like

[00:44:14] This soda is good and you think i'ma be sitting there

[00:44:17] Foaming at the mouth upper lip quivering because you drinking soda. I don't care

[00:44:23] I don't care what people like or don't like I don't I just don't like it. All right

[00:44:27] If I come to your crib and you frying chicken and all you got is legs and thighs

[00:44:33] Don't invite me to dinner. I'm not eating no chicken legs

[00:44:38] Seriously

[00:44:40] I'm not eating no chicken legs. I'm not eating no shrimp. I'm not eating no crab boils. I'm not eating none of that

[00:44:46] I'm not eating none of that

[00:44:52] That's it

[00:44:54] And that's really what life is about being an independent thinker

[00:45:00] Not following the script

[00:45:04] Why you think everything you see is the same you give me three four people who are different

[00:45:12] Everything you see is the same every dude think they gotta carry theirself a certain way and every female thinks

[00:45:17] She got to carry herself a certain way. Why because everybody else is doing it. Guess what? I ain't everybody else. I'm an individual

[00:45:25] I don't like that

[00:45:27] Well, that's what you do fine

[00:45:30] I don't do that

[00:45:33] Everybody's singing in the camera everybody's on vacation

[00:45:37] If she's fat, she got on a two or one piece bathing suit if she she's small

[00:45:41] She got it's all it's all a script that they follow that they think

[00:45:47] This is what it's about and it was given to them

[00:45:51] It was given to them and people follow it not me

[00:45:55] Okay

[00:45:56] I'm allowed to be a black man

[00:46:00] Who doesn't have 15 baby mothers who don't smoke don't drink not in the game. Don't have a lengthy jail record

[00:46:07] I'm allowed

[00:46:08] That's allowed

[00:46:12] That's me

[00:46:13] Okay

[00:46:15] I don't have to exchange traumatic stories with you to fit in with you. I don't want to fit in with nobody

[00:46:23] I can show you my call log

[00:46:27] And people could tell you

[00:46:29] Yo, he never answers his phone because I already know what you're gonna say

[00:46:33] You're gonna look you're gonna pick up the phone and say what you've been up to

[00:46:39] When i'm all over the damn internet so i'm supposed to give you a play-by-play blow by

[00:46:45] No play by play no ditty of what i've been doing why you've been doing nothing that don't work like that

[00:46:53] Well people call you and they didn't want to go to mac and get on the phone. Yeah, man

[00:46:59] Yeah, man

[00:47:00] The minute you started with that energy

[00:47:03] The minute the minute I pick up the phone and you like

[00:47:08] Yo, man, I don't want to talk to you any longer I don't want to hear it

[00:47:22] I don't want to hear it

[00:47:28] So I was eating somewhere right

[00:47:31] And I seen this young lady come in she had a pretty face

[00:47:35] She looked like she could be black. Maybe dominican something like that. I don't know

[00:47:40] But as she proceeded to walk past me, of course I looked

[00:47:43] And she had a bbl

[00:47:45] But the difference between her bbl and regular other bbls that i've seen this one was botched

[00:47:51] And when I say botched, I mean botched

[00:47:54] Like she had two kick balls under her dress it didn't match her legs and she had a belly

[00:48:03] But it wasn't a belly that was like a bare belly or like like that

[00:48:08] She just had a little puppies type belly

[00:48:12] And I was just confused I was like, okay

[00:48:15] I thought the bbl

[00:48:17] they take

[00:48:19] the fat from your belly and put it

[00:48:22] in your

[00:48:24] Where did they take that fat from because it didn't come from your stomach

[00:48:28] That's why you got botched

[00:48:33] And the whole time she's just walking around

[00:48:37] Thinking she cute

[00:48:39] I'm just saying to myself

[00:48:42] Who convinced her to do that?

[00:48:45] You know who convinced her the script did

[00:48:49] This script convinced her to do that this script that she thought this is what we like

[00:48:55] And fellas start telling these ladies. We don't like that

[00:49:00] and you know for the most part

[00:49:04] I see a lot of dudes on social media because when you go to your explorer pages for some reason all this stuff comes up

[00:49:11] And I randomly click on stuff a lot of times in my explorer page because I like to see what people are looking at

[00:49:16] And I see a lot of people that I know following they be all in the comments with hard eyes and all this stuff

[00:49:21] and I see

[00:49:23] when I look at the screen

[00:49:26] And they got this bbl and it's big. All I think about is this putrid smell that must be in that room

[00:49:33] And y'all dudes be all lusting some of the things y'all say it's just far-fetched to me

[00:49:38] I cannot imagine looking at somebody that I don't know and telling them I would lower my face to them

[00:49:46] You don't know what they smell like you can't detect that through the screen

[00:49:50] You can't detect aura you can't detect smells

[00:49:54] Y'all that thirsty?

[00:49:56] No, serious some of my rapper friends some of my producer friends you dm me you ask me for favors

[00:50:02] Yo, homie, could you this or could we do you ask me all that stuff and I always oblige for this right here

[00:50:08] See, that's what's wrong with hip-hop. It's not enough camaraderie

[00:50:11] Right. Y'all asked me to look out for you

[00:50:14] You asked me to post your music you asked for an interview asked for all of that, right?

[00:50:18] And and I and I help you for the love of this

[00:50:20] Why don't you ask bbl drizzy to help you once you ask bbl shantay bbl ashanti bbl

[00:50:27] Why don't you ask them because those are the people that you give your attention, right?

[00:50:32] I've done interviews with dudes that ain't even retweeted or posted

[00:50:36] Because I guess they did me a favor. That's why some artists if you look they're not even on my channel anymore

[00:50:44] Nobody's bigger than the program

[00:50:47] And if we doing it for this

[00:50:51] It's all about preserving this but when you think you high and mighty and you bigger than this

[00:50:55] And I should be happy that you did an interview with me

[00:50:58] I show you better than I tell you. I don't want your views. I don't want nothing

[00:51:04] I hate your mustache your beard when you say fuck me

[00:51:12] I said fuck you and that's what be going on, but they all on these pages being lusty

[00:51:27] And I gotta ask this question

[00:51:29] Because i'm about to go but I gotta ask this question. This is the important question

[00:51:38] Now for the regular folk

[00:51:40] I get it

[00:51:43] I get it

[00:51:46] Why do y'all follow joe button girl?

[00:51:54] I'm confused. See once I find out. Oh

[00:52:01] That's joe button girl

[00:52:04] Okay, cool

[00:52:05] She might be nice looking or whatever, but that's not a good enough reason for me to hit that follow button on nobody, right?

[00:52:11] But then you know, that's his girl

[00:52:15] and it ain't like she's on there playing the congas or something like that or

[00:52:20] She's setting up the microphone and the podcast when he's doing this pod

[00:52:24] Or the lightning and dudes be just following dudes girls and all in the comments and all in the like i'll be like y'all hold on

[00:52:32] Why are these rappers girls important?

[00:52:36] Why what do they do or they be like jada waiter and ari i'm like who are these people y'all talking about

[00:52:43] Why are they important? But the minute you get disgruntled

[00:52:50] You start talking about hip-hop and niggas is black balling

[00:52:53] No, you don't fuck with people who support you you fuck with people who don't support you because you're glutton for punishment

[00:52:59] If everybody fuck with who fuck with them, then everybody would be safe

[00:53:03] But out of nowhere you make people who ain't really shit respectfully famous

[00:53:08] And then they start getting big-headed and they start thinking they somebody but they have no tangible skill or no talent

[00:53:15] That's how you create kardashians

[00:53:19] Because she looked good. I could go right now

[00:53:22] And find any of their pages well

[00:53:25] I don't know their name on there

[00:53:28] But I would have to look at finding pages and show and prove

[00:53:32] Like yo, why am I why am I following this girl? Because she walk with

[00:53:37] Khalees

[00:53:39] Khalees respectfully khalees

[00:53:43] Khalees

[00:53:46] You're not you can fool them. You're not fooling me. You're talking about

[00:53:50] Look at my pomegranates

[00:53:52] This is my ponder pomegranates. I picked to go in my smoothie the whole time

[00:53:58] Got on a bathing suit top

[00:54:00] A tube top with a thong on you think motherfuckers is looking at your pomegranates?

[00:54:07] Look at my freshly cut blueberries and

[00:54:10] My ostrich loves them the whole time you got your titties out

[00:54:14] You think we're looking at the goddamn ostrich and the blueberries, you know what you doing?

[00:54:20] People ask me what's my skincare routine?

[00:54:24] I put this in my hair and

[00:54:29] stop

[00:54:32] stop

[00:54:35] Straight up and down listen stop we see what you're doing. We see what you're doing

[00:54:48] Hey, this is what these are my coco nymphs that I use for my huh the whole time sitting in the water

[00:54:59] Water got her skin glistening and all type of shit and everybody's sitting there lusting

[00:55:04] But you want us to talk about?

[00:55:06] Look at my coco nymphs that I use for my smoothies and I mix that with chia seeds and I make a good tapioca pudding

[00:55:15] Stop stop

[00:55:20] You ain't fooling me

[00:55:22] I don't follow you

[00:55:25] Yeah, right now i'm on the coast of kenya and i'm picking certain flowers

[00:55:33] And she bend over and pick a flower and you like that. You ain't looking near flower. I ain't looking no flowers. You're like damn

[00:55:40] stop

[00:55:42] You ain't fooling nobody you can only fool the fool

[00:55:50] Let's see something. Hold on

[00:55:55] Let's see something

[00:55:58] I like to show and prove everything. I don't really be liking to talk

[00:56:03] Please

[00:56:07] Rest my case rest my case

[00:56:16] I rest my case

[00:56:18] Look you get to see the top. Let's just click one. Let's let's let's click one. Come on

[00:56:24] Come on, fam

[00:56:27] fam

[00:56:28] I seen this in my explorer page one day

[00:56:31] fam

[00:56:33] Come on it's still too bright. Hold on. Hold on we going

[00:56:40] fam stop look at

[00:56:46] You know

[00:56:47] I like to use it for my skin and I you know

[00:56:50] I use certain oils and berries and juice it for my skin and the whole time like this

[00:56:55] I like to use certain oils and berries for my skin and many times you ask me what's my skincare routine?

[00:57:04] Stop I ain't fooling nobody

[00:57:14] And many times at night I soak my feet and I put olive oil bags and and in our epsom salt and black seed oil

[00:57:23] to make sure that I'm not getting

[00:57:25] blackheads and

[00:57:35] blackheads and blackheads

[00:57:39] I

[00:57:44] I

[00:57:46] I

[00:57:48] I

[00:57:50] I

[00:57:52] I

[00:57:54] I

[00:57:57] I

[00:57:59] She, you know, she was going to say that. Come on, man.

[00:58:07] Come on, miss. Stop. I'm trying to come on, man.

[00:58:15] Come on my skin.

[00:58:20] Come on, man. Stop. I, you look good. You, you,

[00:58:25] well, I don't like to say a woman looks good for her age because you know,

[00:58:28] you look good. You look good.

[00:58:29] No matter how old you are, as long as you of age, you look good.

[00:58:34] But stop trying to sell it like, yeah, you know, I like to make my,

[00:58:39] I like to make my cornbread and I just mill the corn and no,

[00:58:45] when you're trying to show us them sweater puppies,

[00:58:49] knowing you trying to sell those fun bags to us, stop.

[00:59:04] Hold on. Stop.

[00:59:10] Stop trying to trick us. Like we sitting here looking to,

[00:59:20] looking at her like she's this one I'm saying, man, I'm just,

[00:59:25] I'm tired of it, man. Just me. I just meet, I'm telling you, it'd be the days.

[00:59:29] I walk a lot. Right?

[00:59:30] So this whole week I've been walking at least four to five miles a day. Right?

[00:59:33] Just walking. When you walk, you think you contemplate,

[00:59:38] you assess, you do a lot of stuff. And when you walk and you think,

[00:59:41] and you'd be like, they really think niggas follow her for berries.

[00:59:48] She know what she doing.

[00:59:51] This is my farm and I just milk four cows. You don't be seeing,

[00:59:57] you don't be seeing that shit sometimes you won't be saying that this is clay

[01:00:04] that I made.

[01:00:05] I just came from the Aztecs and I got clay and I just put the clay on my skin.

[01:00:11] And right now I'm making muffins. I'm making them out of,

[01:00:19] this is real poppy seed, but it's not going to get you intoxicated.

[01:00:22] But it's the poppy seed, you know, that goes on the bagels.

[01:00:25] So I just came from Bogota and I got poppy seed.

[01:00:28] I'm going to make bagels, fresh bagels. Stop, stop.

[01:00:38] You're not fucking tricking us. We know what you doing.

[01:00:45] And then you ladies be thinking that shit gonna work for you.

[01:00:50] He's talking about my skin, your skincare routine.

[01:00:55] Take that makeup off and let me see.

[01:00:58] Take that filter off and let me see. Listen,

[01:01:07] I'm gonna be real with you. I don't follow none of that. Honestly,

[01:01:13] if I don't know the female personally, I'm just not following you.

[01:01:16] Because one thing about me,

[01:01:17] I'm not gassing nobody to make them think that they somebody special.

[01:01:21] Not because I'm following them because they got to follow him.

[01:01:24] Because when people would have a follow and they start thinking that they got to

[01:01:27] say so and stuff because people are following them.

[01:01:29] And then when you listen to what they have to say, you're like, damn,

[01:01:32] why am I following you again? You're smart as a box of rocks.

[01:01:41] You ever hear somebody talk and you'd be like, Oh hell no.

[01:01:46] What does your voice sound like? They did that to us with Michelle.

[01:01:53] Lay. She was singing. We like Michelle laid.

[01:02:02] And she was like,

[01:02:12] Hey yo, who was that? She was singing something in my heart. We was like, Oh shit.

[01:02:21] Look good. And all that. And she was like,

[01:02:34] first I was like, she had to do the helium thing.

[01:02:39] She had to, it wasn't helium.

[01:02:43] I was like, there's no way in hell I would listen to that all day.

[01:02:46] I'd be like, yo, you want to say something to me? Sing it. All right.

[01:02:51] Sing. I want to hear that shit.

[01:02:57] Imagine waking up, you sleep and she'd be like,

[01:03:00] you want something to eat? Nah.

[01:03:10] See, look at the starch contrast between.

[01:03:21] I just want you to shut the fuck up.

[01:03:30] Oh man. I run a lot of things to talk about. I'm just freestyling now.

[01:03:33] So we offer Afro beats. No more of that.

[01:03:37] Tyler, that shit. I want Afro beats.

[01:03:43] No more fucking.

[01:03:46] What? What was she saying? Make me swim. Make me. What was she saying?

[01:03:54] I don't get it. Then you had,

[01:04:07] I used to like sitting on top of the world. I love that record.

[01:04:14] And then you just hear this dude.

[01:04:22] And Tim's is one record. She was trying to sing.

[01:04:26] Fam. Nope. I'm telling you.

[01:04:31] I'd rather listen to a kitten cry because he got lost from the litter all night.

[01:04:37] Then to hear that song, then y'all be talking about the beat.

[01:04:46] Nah, nope. Can't rock with it.

[01:04:53] Now we think it, you're always trying to find them records that define you to

[01:04:57] them. Afro beat song.

[01:04:59] There is making one of them saw that you think is your soundtrack.

[01:05:04] Y'all don't even put up pictures. No more.

[01:05:06] Your picture has some type of soundtrack. You trying to say something.

[01:05:09] And the thing that you don't get is the person that you're talking to or the

[01:05:13] persons you're talking to don't care.

[01:05:19] They don't care.

[01:05:22] They don't care.

[01:05:24] The subliminal shots you try to throw or the messages you try to convey through

[01:05:29] social media, the people who you trying to get at don't care.

[01:05:34] So a lot of times when I see stuff,

[01:05:37] I've been looking at this person trying to sneak this via a Snapchat or via

[01:05:44] Instagram story. I know your real life. You forgot,

[01:05:49] but I should is for everybody else. Three, five cartel for what?

[01:05:53] What exactly are we freeing him for? I want to hear this. What's your name?

[01:05:58] Kelloggs Kelloggs. Great name.

[01:06:03] Why are we freeing vibes?

[01:06:04] Cartel because a lot of times you'll say free people and I want to know why they

[01:06:07] should be free besides, you know, being in inhumane places.

[01:06:11] But when you do crime this way, you end up at, why should we free him?

[01:06:14] You got the floor. Go ahead. It's your show now.

[01:06:17] Kel logs. Why should he be free?