Foxy Brown Key Witness In Tupac Last Night In Las Vegas

[00:00:00] What's up everybody? You already know I got on Pamela Lee. I see you already got on the Tupac hat. We got Coley in the building. What's up? Rob C in the building. No, I and the son,

[00:00:15] Coley. Nicole. Yeah. Listen. So you know I got on a Tupac hat so we going, you know, whenever this hat come on, it's going to get crazy. So what's up everybody? I wasn't going

[00:00:27] to go live today. I had a lot going on, but I was like, you know what? Yeah, I ain't been on yesterday. I think the last time I was on was I don't even know. So I was like, let me go on.

[00:00:40] Talk really quick. Let y'all know some stuff. I got to refresh. Of course, at a certain time in the stream, it makes me refresh. I don't know why I got to ask YouTube

[00:00:49] why that happens, but I guess they'll tell me one day why at a certain time in the stream, I have to refresh. So that's what I did because I don't see myself on going like being live at the same time. So I don't know what's happening.

[00:01:06] So the last stream didn't shut down for some reason. It just freezes at a certain time, so I have to fix it. But we good. So, okay, this is a deep dive. Okay, I'm going to put

[00:01:17] some pieces to the puzzle together to let y'all know what's going on. You know, I like to go show y'all just refresh your screen, just refresh because I have to refresh too. I don't know why

[00:01:27] I'm going to figure that out, why that happens. So just hit refresh. I'm still here, y'all. So Angie Dickerson in the building, we have Tisha in the building, we have TKO, no, TKC. See,

[00:01:40] when I try to read with these shades on, it's not a good look, but I got to put these shades on because this would be too bright in here. That's why the stream looks so crispy. I need the lights.

[00:01:48] All right, let me be quiet. Let me get to what I got to get to because I ain't really getting to it, but I need them likes to go up. There's a few people in here and the likes ain't liking,

[00:01:55] you know what I'm saying? I need y'all to like it. All right. So scrolling the internet, looking for something to cover, some hip hop talk. So I came across this article on Hip Hop

[00:02:09] DX. So I'm going to read it to you and then I'm going to put some pieces together for y'all. Then I'm going to get the hell up out of here. All right. So according to Hip Hop DX and other

[00:02:20] news outlets on the internet, Foxy Brown reportedly eyed as key witness in Tupac's unalive trial. Foxy Brown is reportedly being eyed as a key witness in Tupac's unalive trial later this year, according to the U.S. Sun. Prosecutors want Foxy to act as a witness

[00:02:45] in the case as they believe she can provide evidence that Keefe D was in Las Vegas the night of the rap legends unaliving, something he denies. See, first he bragged about it. Then when

[00:02:58] it got spooky for him, now he's denying that he did it. He's denying he was even in Las Vegas that night. So that's his defense. Keefe, real name Dwayne Davis, has claimed that there is no

[00:03:10] proof that he was in Las Vegas on September 7th, 1996. But according to the publication, the Clark County District Attorney Office is building a list of witnesses they believe can prove that the former Krip was in Sin City. See, first he was clout chasing, bragging.

[00:03:32] Then when he got nabbed for it, now he's saying I was just playing. See what clout chasing gets you? Anyway, Foxy allegedly saw Keefe D in Vegas and even interacted with him before Tupac's unfortunately later that night. Keefe D has previously copped to meeting Foxy

[00:03:54] on the night that Tupac was unalive in his book Compton Street Legend. He wrote this in the book. He has a book called Compton Street Legend, but has since claimed that anything he boasted about

[00:04:08] the late rappers unaliving was false. In his autobiography, he wrote, as I walked up to the driver's side window, I noticed that the rapper Foxy Brown was in the car with Zip, Eric Von Zip

[00:04:23] is the same person, but everybody calls him Zip. So he, remember that name? So he instructed her to step out of the car and motioned for me to jump in. Zip had a hidden compartment that he opened up,

[00:04:37] reached in and pulled a black 40 Glock out. He turned to me and said, it's time to get this money. Zip handed me a 17 shot, which I promptly put down the waist, the back waist of my pants.

[00:04:52] I hopped out the car, held the door open for Foxy to get back in, closed the door and they pulled off. Prosecutors are now alleging speaking with Foxy in attempt to convince her to testify at the trial.

[00:05:06] Keefe D trial for the Tupac was originally set to begin last week, but now has been delayed until November 4th. The delay is a result of Keefe D's new lawyer asking for more time to go over all of

[00:05:22] the discovery materials related to the case. So why is this important? Now I want you to go right here. I'm going to go right here and I'm going to tell you why this is important. In his biography, he

[00:05:35] wrote, as I walked up to the driver's side window, I noticed that the rapper Foxy Brown was in the car with Eric Von Zip. So he instructed her to step out of the car and motioned for me to jump in.

[00:05:49] Why is that important? I'm going to tell you why that's important right now. That's important because his name was allegedly tied, Zip that is, was allegedly tied to the person that Puffy paid

[00:06:08] to make this happen, Diddy that is. That's the Diddy tie to all of the Tupac situation in Keefe D. It was via Zip. This is not what I'm saying. This is all public information.

[00:06:19] How I'm going to put it out for public information, it's already out there. So as you know, as you know, with my interview with Gene Deal, originally when I originally did the interview

[00:06:34] before he went anywhere else, he said, I saw the check that was paid for the Tupac hit and who got paid for it. In this interview, you can go back and look at this on Doggy Diamonds TV. This was

[00:06:48] four years ago I did this in this interview. He never said the name. I kind of didn't want to know the name. I didn't want that on my platform, like saying the name like that, who got paid for

[00:06:59] that because I didn't want to be called in for no witness or nothing like that. Or, you know, any foot is getting confiscated. I just was just thinking ahead. I think stuff like that actually

[00:07:08] happens. So after I did this, this went very, very viral, still going viral now to this day. I saw the check that was paid for the Tupac hit and who got paid for it. He didn't say the name

[00:07:20] and I didn't ask him who it was. Again, I did not want to know. That's just you saw the check, like who gets paid in the check. But he explained why it was a check, because some people were

[00:07:33] saying who gets paid for the check. This is when I was doing the interviews in the Viacom building, the Viacom building houses BT MTV and I think VH1 Soul. I was in the building. This is when I

[00:07:45] used to do my show in there. So after this went out, you know, my number one fan did an interview with him late on. And this two years ago now you can see, hold on, hold on. Let's let's let's make

[00:07:59] this plain because people be thinking they won't be be be only want to give me my credit. But innovating stuff. This was four years ago, as you can see down here. This was two years ago.

[00:08:11] Gene deal on seeing Aaron Eric Von zip with the million dollar check allegedly for the Tupac unalive. So in this interview. He disclosed. That he saw the million dollar check and who got it.

[00:08:28] So this is why this is deep. So in my interview, he said he saw the check four years ago, but then when he did an interview with the little homie, he admitted who got the check

[00:08:41] and it was a million dollar check. Now, what makes that deep is because. Is because. And many situations, Keefe D said he got paid. A million dollars was allegedly supposed to get paid a million dollars for the situation,

[00:09:04] but he didn't get paid in zip, allegedly debted them on the bread zip, allegedly debted him on the bread. So what had happened was this is all public record. This is nothing I'm making up. No Jaguar, right? Stuff. No speculation. You can watch the interviews for

[00:09:23] yourself and all the information is out there. What happened was. When people do stuff. They'll pay you this, but this is for that, but I'll put it under this. So this is the case what

[00:09:40] happens. So when he said he saw the check, he saw the check, but from what was said, zip, debted them on the check. He never gave them the money. He never gave Keefe D and them the money.

[00:09:54] He debted them, which is what this rule was said. So. Foxy Brown being there. I can't say she was there. I can't say she wasn't there, but he says she was there. So I just find

[00:10:09] it ironic that he says she was there vividly like Foxy Brown out of all people. Why would Foxy be in Vegas with zip? Well, everybody in New York, we all know each other.

[00:10:20] Zip was a major player in New York. You know what I'm saying? On the streets. So the probability of her being out there with him, you know, who knows? But for him to be so vivid that the particular

[00:10:34] unalive and weapon was given to him that day. And he recalls her being there. You just don't make something that like that up. You know what I'm saying? That's like,

[00:10:45] yo man, I was over there. I was about to do this interview and I had to duff this dude in Nard war was there. And you'd be like, no, I'd war. Huh? Why would not war be there?

[00:11:03] You know what I'm saying? So what happened was what had happened was I got to stop saying what happened was. So there's also something out there called unalive rap. Right on a live rap

[00:11:22] where Kifi explains it because this man has been talking for years. I just think people thought he was capping, but he was telling stuff and a lot of people was documenting it and talking about it.

[00:11:33] Well, we thought he was capping until they picked them up. So they're not going to pick them up unless they have evidence. And one of the biggest things that they was using for evidence

[00:11:47] was his own big mouth. He wrote about it. He was in documentaries. He did the art of dialogue. He did Vlad, he did all these interviews and he kept reiterating it. So again, I can't see him

[00:12:04] saying Foxy Brown, like, you know, respectfully, we haven't seen her in years. She hasn't put out music in years. If you go to her social media, she doesn't post pictures of herself. She's not at

[00:12:14] events. She's not on the scene. So just for him to just pick her name out the hat, you be the judge, you decide whether it's believable or not. And then for him to be so vivid that she was in the

[00:12:30] wit with him. He told her to get out and then he told handed me the burner and was like, yo, time to get this money. So. Tony Piper said, what was Foxy? What was Foxy doing out there? I mean,

[00:12:46] we traveled. It was it was the Mike. Remember, this was the night of the Mike Tyson fight. Mike Tyson, Bruce Seldon. So everybody was in town. This is Mike back for the heavyweight

[00:13:00] championship. We from Brooklyn. So everybody was in town for the Mike Tyson fight. This is Las Vegas. So it's not like she was out there chilling. You know what I'm saying? It ain't like she was

[00:13:14] out there. So. It, you know, it happened. And one thing I'm going to say, I will never call Jean a liar. You know what I'm saying? I don't I don't know Jean to lie. I'm gonna be real with

[00:13:27] you. I don't know him to lie. I've had. Conversations with Jean on the camera, oh, stop repeating myself, you ain't got worried about because I don't even like your name anyway,

[00:13:38] your name is stupid, get that person out of here, type that. I don't know Jean to be a liar. I've had private conversations with Jean and I've had public conversations with Jean,

[00:13:53] and I can't say that he's lying about anything. I can't say he's lying. And I know people who know him that would have said, yo, he a liar that said, no, I don't know him to be a liar.

[00:14:08] So I can't say he's lying. You know what I'm saying? I can't I can't I can't say he's like, you'll get you got to go to you got to go to because you talk a lot of stupid shit.

[00:14:19] Get that Carrie individual out of here to. So. The reason why I talk about this stuff, because it's in the news. And, you know, it's funny, a lot of times when we speak or some of

[00:14:41] us speak, they come down and they talk about, oh, you're talking about this again. Yo, it's in the news. I'm not I didn't just make this up. I didn't just come up one day and say, oh, let me talk

[00:14:51] about this. Let me just fabricate stuff. No, these are new. These are new occurrences that's happening with this situation. So her being wanted as a witness is crazy. It's just it's

[00:15:06] just crazy at me. Crazy to me. So I feel like. She could vindicate him or she could come there and say, yo. I saw him there. Now, the deep thing about it all is Zip is deceased, so he can't be called for

[00:15:33] nothing. Zip is deceased, so his name is going to be thrown around and he can't be held accountable for anything or, you know, is nothing that could happen. Thank you, Layson Jittle, Layson Jittle,

[00:15:50] Jason Little. I love yo, I used to talk. I used to talk backwards, so I love the name Layson Jittle. I love that. I used to be like potty skipping. That's a whole other topic, you know. But anyway.

[00:16:03] Yeah. So. The probability of her being out there could have been possible because it was Mike Tyson, Bruce Seldon fight. This is Mike Tyson fighting for the for the for the championship again against Bruton. And that's that fight. You remember the Bruce Seldon fight like Bruce

[00:16:20] Seldon took a dive or whatever. I ain't even. Anyway, so she could have been out there. Zip was a major player in New York City and around the globe as we found out he was a major player.

[00:16:31] And all the players was in Las Vegas. Everybody's. That's how it happened to Tupac. Everybody was at the hotel. Everybody was at I think it was at the MGM Grand Big Ass Hotel. This is Mike Tyson.

[00:16:44] Um. And it was. Yeah. So everybody's going to be there. So don't be surprised if more names was there. And the weird thing about this situation also, we got to think about this.

[00:16:58] And this is why this is a hard case to solve, to try and all that, because so many players in the situation of the Tupac thing are deceased. Of course, Tupac is deceased. Right. Zip is

[00:17:12] deceased. Gaddafi is deceased. So Gaddafi was a witness. He's deceased. Tupac is deceased. And Zip was getting blamed for lying. He's deceased. And one thing that tripped me out about the whole zip situation is that how they started talking and bringing his name up

[00:17:33] after he passed away, though. But his name was brought up a long time ago, though, too. It was an article written by somebody and they described all of these exact things that happened

[00:17:44] because I think Keefe D just been talking for a long time. And what y'all got to understand, too, a lot of times. A lot of times these dudes talk because interviews became their way of making

[00:18:01] money. So Keefe D, I was supposed to do an interview with him because I have his book, but he wanted to charge me. I don't pay for interviews. I'm just be real with you. I refuse

[00:18:10] to pay people for interviews. I refuse to pay people for interviews. I think it messes up the integrity because I feel like when you pay people sometimes they liable to say anything because

[00:18:26] you paid them, you know? So that's why you get them, you know, them Jaguar Wright fabulous stories and Orlando Browns and all that because this is how they earn their income. So if they don't have

[00:18:37] a story, if they don't have something new to reveal or act like they exposing something, how are they going to earn their income? So I won't pay for an interview. That's just me

[00:18:49] personally. For those who do that, do it. You know what I'm saying? People like mess. People don't really care about the integrities, the truth of the matter. They just want clicks, views, and a

[00:19:00] story. So people will pay. I just won't pay. You know what I'm saying? Because one thing you're not going to do, you're not going to sit before me as a custody and I just paid you mad bread and you

[00:19:10] just sitting there saying anything. You like Jaguar saying, oh, I did this. Oh, I saw this and said, no, you didn't. You know, so, um, I, I, me, maybe I, I have too much integrity when it comes to this.

[00:19:31] Maybe I should just get my views on Jaguar. Don't be correct. I'll say this again. She's don't be correct. It's a lot of stories. This is what y'all got to understand, right? It's a lot of stories

[00:19:45] that are on the internet that might not have, you might not have heard it. Some stories have been said so much that if, if anybody can sit before you and say I heard, and it would sound

[00:20:00] like the truth because the story is out there, but many people be talking from the first hand accord. Like they know they was there and they'd be lying. And Jaguar is one of them. I mean,

[00:20:12] it's just the truth. We all could speculate. We all could say this is happening. We all could say this is going to happen. I mean, according to her, Jay-Z has something to do with big L's,

[00:20:25] the mod. Like it's just again, a broke clock is right twice a day. So at the time you look at the clock, it might be the correct time. You can say what time is it? You look up at the clock.

[00:20:43] It's 12 AM and you can ask somebody passing. They said it's 12 AM. So the clock is right. But if you don't pay attention and then you go look back at another 12 hours, it's 12 PM.

[00:20:57] The clock is right. But what about the other 22 hours? So what happens is people start conflating stories based off of you looking at them, their track record of being right. So now you start

[00:21:10] thinking everything they say is right and people be capping and I'm telling you people be capping. So that's why I don't interview them. That's why I don't want them on my platform because it ruins

[00:21:19] my credibility for having a liar on my platform. And I pride myself on having credible, you know what I'm saying? I have credibility and I pride myself on giving y'all the truth. I don't pride

[00:21:35] myself on just getting on here and just chatting because it sounds good. I don't pride myself on just giving you a story. That's why when I do my lives, a lot of times I go to sources. A lot of

[00:21:47] times I read. I read with these damn shades or be fumbling. But I like to show you where I'm getting it from. I can't say I heard it because that's when it's gossip. It's not gossip when I'm

[00:21:59] actually reporting. So according to what journalism is, it's reporting from a source. If a person didn't see it firsthand, then you can't report what you heard or what you think if you don't

[00:22:15] have a source. That's why I read things to y'all every night. You know, that's why I'll say according to such and such, you know, I use Hip Hop DX a lot as a source because I like the website.

[00:22:26] So that's why I go to the source. So that's why I do that a lot of times. So every time you notice I do a live, if I'm not just talking and just, you know, talking, you know, about street stuff,

[00:22:40] I go to a source. I say, well, this is what this said. So a lot of times people will be like, oh, you're talking about this again? No, I'm not talking about this again. They're talking

[00:22:48] about this again. This is in the news and because you didn't see it, it's not me bringing it up, but people see what they want to see here, what they want to hear. And sometimes people want

[00:23:01] everything from everybody, but they just don't want it from you. So anybody can do what I'm doing and they'll accept it, but because it's you, they'll be like, oh, no. So that's why I read

[00:23:16] stuff. I try to give y'all the source. You could look it up for yourself because I don't ever want to say something to y'all and y'all be just sitting there like, where is he getting this from? No,

[00:23:25] this is where I'm getting it from because I didn't know it was just like y'all. I didn't know. I was surprised just like y'all. So I'm like, damn, Foxy Brown, Tupac, Las Vegas, Zip, what the hell is

[00:23:36] going on? So that's why I'll go to sources and cite sources. And it's not only, and see when you do a deep dive and you look at sources, it's not there. This is from here. It's all over. And the

[00:23:52] funniest thing, we don't look at print magazines and we don't look at websites no more. We look at Twitter and we look at Instagram and we look at Facebook. So if it's not on one of those outlets,

[00:24:09] we don't see it, but it's all over. I could put Foxy Brown, Tupac in the search and it's going to come up on the source. It's going to be on all over, but how often do we visit them sites? So

[00:24:20] sometimes people think I just got up and just made something up. No, I go through the internet. I don't just look at X as my source or Facebook as my source or Instagram as my source. I don't

[00:24:33] follow the shade room. I don't know what's on the shade room because a lot of those outlets don't really have a lot of credibility to me. And they're doing this. They're just

[00:24:46] compiling everything in one space. Me, I look all over the internet when I'm looking for stuff to talk about. And when I don't have nothing to talk about, I just won't talk. I won't come on live

[00:24:57] because I don't want to waste your time and be wasting my time as well. So that's why I'll go through different sites. You know what I'm saying? I'll go through here, go through here because

[00:25:09] even... Respond, keep going back here. I don't know why I keep going back here, but I just want to have you understand. Even this is on Hip Hop DX. Reason why I know this is here because this is my

[00:25:21] favorite site. I go to this site every day. But according to the US Sun, right? So they're using the US Sun as their source. But I have to say according to Hip Hop DX because I'm using them

[00:25:33] as my source. So this is called sighting your sources. If you can't source up, don't say nothing. They got a thing with Sarnath and them channel. They be like, source up or shut up. But they don't

[00:25:48] say shut up. They say shut the F up. So according to the Sun. But look, this goes deeper into... If you look at the Sun, when you see things in blue, this is the source of where they getting

[00:26:06] it from. So why is taking so long for justice in the Tupac case? So they break this down. You know what I'm saying? So it's a lot of reporting, but I know people don't like to read.

[00:26:21] People don't like... He wrote that Foxy Brown was present. Oh, okay. He wrote that Foxy Brown was present during the meeting with the now deceased New York City socialite and party

[00:26:35] planner, Eric Zip Martin. But he was called Von Zip. And he goes into... So this is the source. So he said in this chapter, it's in the book, the main event, Davis wrote that he met Martin

[00:26:50] who was with Foxy Brown inside of a high end Mercedes Benz. While not specified about the location, it appears that the meeting happened at the MGM Grand Casino close to the Valley Drop-Off.

[00:27:05] So when you look at this, this is very detailed. So for him to have these details like this, he's either telling the truth or he's one of the greatest fucking liars of all time.

[00:27:23] Either or, because he got details. You hear what I'm saying? He's saying the car they was in and everything. Like I said, Foxy Brown, out of all the names you could pick up, like, yeah, man,

[00:27:37] I was there with Foxy Brown. So that's why it's important to cite your sources. That's why when I see people say stuff, when I see people do stuff, I'll be like, yo, they capping because

[00:27:49] you can't say where you're getting it from. And a lot of stuff on the internet, I just want y'all to know this is very important. So when you see me calling somebody a liar,

[00:27:57] that's why I be saying they're lying because they can't tell you the source of anything. And then they act like they were there, but they wasn't even there. It's so many rumors and gossip and

[00:28:10] so much stuff on the internet. Again, I know people who argue with me. I had somebody arguing today about Lil' Kim. When I said that's my childhood friend, you're a fan. You talking

[00:28:24] about somebody that I know, know, know, know. Like Inga, I mean, Foxy Brown. I know, know, know these people. So again, I'm not going to just sit here and say I heard, I think. I'd be like,

[00:28:37] no, I know certain things about people. And there's a lot of stuff on the internet that I don't even indulge because I don't break people's trust with me knowing them and everything is not for the internet. Listen, let me tell y'all something. The stuff I know about people,

[00:28:53] whoa. If I was on that type of time, I've never been on that type of time. I've never been the type of person that'll sit here and tell people secrets and what I know or who was sleeping

[00:29:02] with who, who did this to somebody in the street. I've never done that. That's not what I do. But I will deal with a source. You know what I'm saying? I deal, I will deal with a source. I will

[00:29:16] go, you know, such and such, you know what I'm saying? Like I grew up with Foxy, Kim, Junior Mafia, Biggie. We all from the same neighborhood, even though Foxy is from cross Atlantic. She's across Atlantic Avenue. She's more like in the park slope side,

[00:29:38] but we're from, we're across foot. So she's, if you go by Atlantic terminals, which is on Atlantic and Carlton, you go straight up, she's on that block on St. Mark's. So it's like Carlton and

[00:29:49] St. Mark's. That's where she's from. Every year they have a basketball tournament every summer, which is probably coming up soon to one of our fallen comrades who, who, who Pat. And I said comrades and it's funny cause his name is comrades. So rest in peace to Conrad McCray.

[00:30:09] He played very, very, let's look up Conrad McCray, McCray, Conrad McCray. He's from my neighborhood. He made it from college, highly touted college basketball player and made it to the Houston Rockets, was in the Rucker a lot of stuff, but he passed away. And they have a basketball

[00:30:31] tournament, Gavin Anton, like these is my friends. Me and Inga used to go to summer camp together. Let's just say that. Summer camp. We were little. So that's how long I've known her.

[00:30:43] You know what I'm saying? So I be having a hard time calling her Foxy sometimes cause she was Inga longer than she was Foxy. So, um, yeah. Uh, so the connection also is allegedly according to

[00:31:00] Kifi D and you could watch that on murder rap. Diddy is the one who paid the bounty in the first place. So that's his connection to Kifi D. So if Kifi D ends up being convicted, if Kifi D ends up

[00:31:17] being found guilty, then you know, your man is going to get on, you know, your man is going to get called in all of this because it's out there. It's on record. I think it's called murder rap.

[00:31:27] I think look that up. Um, and even the detective who was, I believe his name was Russell Poole. Um, I think he did Russell Poole pass away, but I'm not mistaking. He did, but let me look.

[00:31:47] Um, I think Russell Poole passed away too. He was the one who put a lot of this case together, um, and solved a lot of stuff. And I think he might've passed away. Yeah. He passed away as well.

[00:32:00] Russell Poole was, um, one of the head detectives in this situation. So we could go to his Wikipedia. Um, Reggie Wright, Russell Poole. Anyway, um, Russell Poole was one of the biggest investigators. Um, because, um, quiet is kept. Um, Russell Poole, Poole was discussing a cold case murder

[00:32:31] investigation with Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide investigators when he was stricken at their Monterey Park offices. Investigators performed CPR before Poole was rushed to a local hospital, but a short time later he was pronounced dead. So he was, uh,

[00:32:55] one of the lead investigators in the Biggie situation, but quiet is kept and it's an open secret. Um, it might be a connection. And as time comes out, it's a connection between the Tupac situation and the Biggie situation. A lot of the same players is involved

[00:33:26] and it ain't who you think. That's all we can say about that. That's all I'm gonna say about that. I don't want nobody calling me in for nothing. I don't, I allegedly, it's a lot, it's a very big connection. Um, yeah, very big connection because as I spoke

[00:33:48] about in previous situations, Tupac and Biggie was very cool. It was people who drove a wedge between them two. They didn't have no issues with each other. And for some reason, Tupac was more

[00:34:02] angry at Diddy than he was Biggie. Biggie was just a casualty because he was the moneymaker for Diddy, but he was very, very angry at Diddy for some reason. So as more time

[00:34:20] goes by, the connections is going to come out. We're going to see like, wow, it was all elaborate playing with a lot of stuff. And there was a lot of people involved that you like, holy

[00:34:38] you know what I'm saying? So that's why you keep seeing names like Greg Kading. You keep seeing, um, and remember the night that had happened, Gene Deal was there. Gene Deal was there. He was right there. Certain people were right there. And Pamela Lee said, right,

[00:35:01] if you solve one, you solve the other one. So, um, at the same time, Kefi D might be the fall guy, might be the fall guy. So, um, yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's very

[00:35:19] messy. Um, unfortunately these two young men lost their life because as we really, really think about it, um, 24, 23, 25 is young. It's very young. Um, but at that time, when you were on top of the world

[00:35:44] as an artist, it doesn't seem like you're young. You know, you seem like a veteran, you know, you're on top of the world. Tupac is on top of the West Coast. Biggie is one of the

[00:35:55] tops in the East Coast. And, um, to me personally, I always felt like Snoop Dogg was bigger than Tupac. I felt like Snoop Dogg definitely took a back seat to Tupac because remember Snoop Dogg,

[00:36:08] it was no anticipation like Snoop Dogg, but they had the West Coast doing anything. William Finley, I thank you for subscribing. They had the West Coast doing anything and these,

[00:36:17] these was kids. So, you know, if you knew now, now that if you knew then what you knew now, imagine how life would be. So we, we, we talk about 25 year olds, 24 year olds who's

[00:36:31] making millions of dollars. Um, it's, it's, it's very, very, it's very, very messy. And it's a lot of names that have been omitted from stuff. And it's a lot of people that name should come up a

[00:36:44] little bit more, but that's why they stay quiet every now and again, they pop up, they say something, but it's a lot of people. And I'm, and again, I want to go on record and say

[00:36:54] Tupac was not coming to the studio to see Biggie. That's a fact. So Tretch lied, a lot of people lied and I tell them that shit to they face. You lied. Tretch lied.

[00:37:11] And according to different sources, Tretch was even on the outs with Tupac when Tupac died. So what would he know? Um, but these young men got caught up in, you gotta remember too,

[00:37:29] the East coast West coast thing was marketed and promoted. A lot of people ate off that. Remember this is print magazine time. The print magazines ate. There was no blogs. There was no websites. The print magazine ate MTV news, all of this shit ate off that they ate.

[00:37:56] They, they made a lot of money and, um, they pumped something that didn't really exist. And I never really disliked nobody on the West coast. I mean, we was, come on, we was pumping. We was listening to the chronic and doggy style. One of Biggie

[00:38:18] favorite albums was the chronic. This is a fact. So when I kept saying the East coast West coast thing, if it's a West coast thing and we got beef with the West coast, why would Foxy Brown and them

[00:38:31] be in Las Vegas, Las Vegas and, uh, California is right there. You know? So, um, it was a lot of people pumping it because it was a lot of money in it. It was a lot of money in it. And in that

[00:38:51] situation, this records hit different back then because, um, it was a lot of sales that was done. It was, it was sales. This is the days of half a million dollar videos. This is

[00:39:07] days of a hundred thousand dollars videos. Now somebody grab a rebel or, or, or certain things, right? And then they just film you get what I'm saying? This is, this is high production back then look at California love. They had Roger Troutman out there. They emulated the whole

[00:39:25] Mad Max thing. That wasn't no cheap video. Look at hypnotize. A lot of these videos was big, but there was a lot of money to be made. And I feel like these two young men was pumped

[00:39:38] into it to make money. And I want to, I want to, um, show you something else. If I may show you something else, if I may, let me, um, um, let me see something really quick. Hold on. Cause this is very important as well.

[00:39:59] Um, if I can find it, I'm not gonna, I'm not going to be able to find it really quick. Um, let me see something. Hold on. Give me a second. Y'all. Let me see if I can find it. If I have it,

[00:40:34] but if you get a chance, um, if you never saw it before one thing, this is a very, very interview, very, very, uh, deep interview. It's an hour and 28 minutes. It won't take that much of your time.

[00:40:50] Um, yeah, this is a very, very deep interview. And you know, I asked him a lot, you know what I'm saying? I asked him a lot. Like I didn't leave no stone unturned in that interview,

[00:41:03] but it's something that I need y'all to see. Um, that's very, very important pertaining to Jean. Well, this is look, this is one, right? You could look at that title. I'm not even going to say it

[00:41:31] out loud. Also. Um, you see that title now, look, this is another one. Um, I'll give you this as well. Hold on. Uh, if you, your channel, I have to go to manage videos and I'm going to type in

[00:41:46] his name cause I want to find this particular video. I said, I had my phone by me. All right. This is one that I wanted to show y'all. This is one of my shorts that I made. Um, let me show you

[00:42:13] that night. I wanted to do the presidential thing. Yo, Kifi Dean, the man came up into the party. So when he says the president, when he says the presidential night, I want to do the press. I

[00:42:25] explain that in a minute. Yo, Kifi Dean, the man came up into the party. I said, yo, Kifi, yo big, big, you know, Kifi just like that. They gave each other dap. So Kifi D

[00:42:39] that night I wanted to do the presidential thing. Yo, Kifi Dean, the man came up into the party. I said, yo, Kifi. So reason why this is important as well, because the night of

[00:42:53] biggies last night, Kifi D came into the party. So again, Kifi D still around. Now if the relation is zip Kifi D that has nothing to do with big, that has nothing to do with big. That has nothing

[00:43:14] to do with him. So that's why I posed the question on the video. He came into the party, but who invited him? Who invited him into this party? You know, let me, let me find one more thing for you.

[00:43:34] This is very, very important. And me and Jean is going to re-up and do something else too. We spoke. I know y'all be paying attention sometimes. So, you know, um, is this the commercial? Maybe I'll show this because it's a specific part. I want y'all to see,

[00:44:18] but I just can't find it for the life of me. I've been totally honest about everything I said. I don't gain nothing from this. Got you. Nothing from this, but I watched that boy lose his life,

[00:44:30] man, for nothing. When we already knew not to go, not to be there. Now everybody can sit up and talk about this about business. Okay. He was doing business, the same business he took care in

[00:44:41] LA. He could have did it in New York. What different business he did went to a radio station. He hung out with D-Rock, Sally Richardson and all that stuff like that. They stayed going all day.

[00:44:53] I knew what was up, but I thought I had gotten D-Rock ear enough for D-Rock to be like, nah man, I'm not doing that. I'm not taking my man to this party because I already told him

[00:45:05] to. Asked him that question. He know even before we left Andre Harrell house, the night Big got killed. I said to Big, Lucie's, Tone and D-Rock, these, yo, these dudes are trying to, these

[00:45:17] going to kill us tonight, bro. Somebody going to get, going to die tonight. And he said, Lucie said, go ahead, Gene with that old cop. You think you know everything. I wasn't trying to get at Puff.

[00:45:32] I'm trying to let people know the truth. Don't lie and say you didn't know because Suge Knight tells you, y'all ain't got a problem with me. Y'all ain't got no problem. That don't mean you

[00:45:42] got a, you ain't, you ain't got a problem, but I'm not going to let you lie on the dead. You understand? You know, I'm not going to let you, you know, and he did the same thing with

[00:45:54] Wolf. You know, he's a big part of why Wolf ain't here today, but people don't understand it. Puff said, I don't care. Puff got a die. Okay. Yeah. This is the part right here. This is the, this

[00:46:05] is the part right here that I wanted for y'all. And this is in this right here. This is very, very important. Listen to this. I don't care. Puff got a die. I don't care. Big got a die.

[00:46:13] Hold on, hold on, hold on. Then Puff said, I don't care. Puff got a die. I don't care. Big got a die. Suge Knight could go to jail all I care. I'm tired of living my life like this.

[00:46:23] Something got to change. Woo. Y'all see, y'all missed that trailer. That only got like 5,000 views. Boy, I was nice with that. That's the part I wanted y'all to hear. And ain't it funny that all of that came to fruition? All that came to fruition. Pac, unfortunately gone. Biggie,

[00:46:54] unfortunately gone. And Suge went to jail. That's exactly what happened. So that's what I wanted y'all to hear. That's what I was looking for. I thought I had it somewhere, but I mean, you know,

[00:47:09] unfortunately, this is a movie that's playing out in front of us. And you hear that music in that trailer? Oh man, I be in here editing. But anyway, yeah. Thank y'all for appreciating me.

[00:47:21] That's what I wanted y'all to hear. Wolf, gone. Because we always leave wolf out of it, right? Wolf ain't here no more. And yeah, man. So it's happening now before our eyes,

[00:47:42] and a lot is going to be revealed as time goes on. A lot of things is happening before our eyes. A lot is happening before our eyes. And again, you solve one, you solve the other.

[00:47:59] Jason King, I appreciate you. You solve one, you solve the other. So this is what's going on. But if you get a chance, one of the moderators, put that full interview in the chat. Because again,

[00:48:12] I asked him everything. And I believe, you know, I got a lot of information out of him. Because you know, when I do interviews, I let the people talk. I ask critical questions, but I also let them talk. And shout out to Gene for granting me that interview.

[00:48:30] And I thought it was really, really dope. So yeah, that's really it y'all. So let's see how all of this take place. I don't know if Foxy is going to be a witness. She might still

[00:48:44] be over in the crib over there. You know, I know she had a daughter. She's not really on the scene, but I'm just, like I said, I was just scratching my damn head.

[00:48:57] You know, General Tso said, do you think Gene Deal was enabled in some of the situations by being a witness? So let me say something about the Gene situation that a lot of people get wrong.

[00:49:10] Because I asked him, I asked him and watched the interview. I asked him that. He was warned that they were going to come for him. Right. He was warned, if I'm not mistaken, by Unique Mecca Audio called him. Shout out to Unique Mecca Audio. Unique Mecca Audio called

[00:49:31] him from federal prison and said, yo Gene, vest up. This is an interview. But you know, you can't really say so much on the phone. So when he got that call from Unique Mecca Audio,

[00:49:45] it's all in the interview, so I'm not just saying stuff. When he got the call, he told him, yo, they're going to try to make that move on us tonight. When he told them, they didn't believe him. Now people, many people want to blame Gene and say, yo,

[00:50:01] you was the bodyguard. You was there. How you let it happen? How bodyguarding works, he was never Biggie's bodyguard. He was never Biggie's bodyguard. His job is to make sure Puffy doesn't get hurt. Unique Mecca Audio was in jail. Everything comes from jail. Let's just say that.

[00:50:27] Everything we, well anyway, everybody knows everything. And when you in federal prison, it's not the same as state prison. You know everything that's going on because you could be in a whole other state from, but let me stick to the story. So he was never Biggie's bodyguard.

[00:50:48] He's Puffy's bodyguard. So unfortunately, when you're one person's bodyguard, you don't, whatever happens to somebody else, I'm not saying it's not your concern, but your job is to, this is as Gene called it, was his principle was Diddy. His principle wasn't

[00:51:10] Biggie. Remember Biggie got his own entourage. His dues is out there. So his principle is Diddy. Diddy hired him, but when he went to them and said, we need more security, they said no.

[00:51:27] So they was out there. Watch the interview. You'll get, you know, you'll get a lot. And also when he said he wanted to do the presidential, what he was saying was he wanted to ride on the top of

[00:51:40] the car. So the presidential thing is this. Remember when presidents used to ride the motorcades, used to have the secret service on the top of the, on the side of the cars. That's called

[00:51:54] the presidential. You ride on the side of the car. So any potential threat you can stop. Puffy wouldn't let him do the presidential thing. He said, no. So it was a lot of faulty,

[00:52:06] weird stuff that took place. Allegedly somebody ran through the light. They didn't take the light. It was a lot that happened. And unfortunately the end result was the end result. A lot of people are

[00:52:20] sad. A lot of people life has been changed and this is an ongoing thing. It's almost been 30 years later. Yeah. So Gene wanted to do the presidential and like RJ said, it's hang off the side of the

[00:52:33] car. So if you're hanging off the side of the car, remember he's licensed. You hanging off the side of the car, nobody could come up to the car. Any potential threat that come up to the car,

[00:52:43] you could, you could neutralize that immediately. Did he told him no. So it happened the way it happened. Yeah, it's just, you know, again, it's just messy. You know what I'm saying? It's just

[00:52:57] really, really a messy and a lot took place out there. But you know, I said big was my childhood friend also. Inga, my child, friend, little Kim, my child from, we all from the same, we all from

[00:53:13] the same neighborhood grew up around each other. Although Inga is younger than me, Biggie and little Kim is older than me. Biggie's older than all of us by some years. I think Kim got me by two years.

[00:53:28] Yeah, Kim got me by two years and I got Foxy by like a year and a half. So Foxy was the youngest in all of this, but you know, she was outside. I can't say she was a street girl. She doesn't

[00:53:40] come from that background. Her brothers wasn't street guys. They were basketball stars. Basketball was their life. Shout out to Gavin. That's my bro. You know what I'm saying? I remember one time I was somewhere and I ain't going to say who, but a certain group of dudes,

[00:53:57] they was going front on Gavin and I'm like, nah, we ain't doing that. You know what I'm saying? And shout out to Gavin, shout out to Anton, the older brother. Anton is my guy too. They all look

[00:54:09] alike too. And yeah, Gavin became Pretty Boy, the rapper. So we was able to see each other. The dopest thing about my neighborhood, we was all able to see each other's rise, but then division had came. Unlike Queensbridge, if you don't know anything about Queensbridge,

[00:54:36] that project is big as hell. It's 96 buildings, 96 buildings. So that's why they have all that talent started with MC Shan though. We got to pay respect to the architects. Shan started it all.

[00:54:54] Then you have Molly, then you had Shantae, but Shan, that's the house that MC Shan built in my opinion. But now my neighborhood, we have blocks. We all side block people. We're not projects. We're all side block people. Fulton Street is a main street. So Fulton Street runs

[00:55:14] from downtown Brooklyn to Notion Avenue and beyond. Where from considered to be downtown. Now it's called Clinton Hills. But when we was there, it was the style. They call it Clinton

[00:55:27] Hills now, but when we was there, it was called Bed-Stuy in our time. So I'm on this block. You have Biggie two blocks over. You have Lil' Kim on the back blocks on this side,

[00:55:40] and then you have Inga across Atlantic. So in my neighborhood, the people who moved to my neighborhood, Erykah Badu moved to my neighborhood. Common moved to my neighborhood. J. Rue moved to my neighborhood. Afu Ra moved to my neighborhood. Eazy Moe B moved around there.

[00:55:56] Tech from Smith and Wesson moved around there. Aguilar used to be in the hood. Ian Solomon moved to my neighborhood. And Hakeem Green, weird ass, actually moved to my block. But you know what I'm saying? So it was a lot of people. It was more than that. Damn,

[00:56:13] I used to see Dream Hampton a lot. Damn, who was... It was a lot of people that was just in my neighborhood. And some other people... Oh, Benny Boom lived in my neighborhood. AJ from 106 and

[00:56:28] Park moved around the corner from me. And this is a time where it was very, very wild. You know what I'm saying? It's very, very wild. But it wasn't wild to me because I was out there. You

[00:56:42] know what I'm saying? It wasn't a big deal to me. You know what I'm saying? But Tech used to come to the crib every day. I used to crack you and Madden. You already know, Tech. He used to use

[00:56:55] the Panthers. Remember when, I think his name was Biaka? Biaka Tuka was on the Panthers. And the Panthers was like an expansion team. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, he used to use that. And

[00:57:10] I call Hakeem Green weird because he's weird. Because when he lived on my block, I made sure and my family made sure nothing happened to me. And he thinks I'm a Trump supporter, so he blocked

[00:57:20] me. So what I do, I erase all his videos and I disassociate with him. He's a weirdo. Because if you know somebody in real life, you don't play weird on the internet. You just call somebody,

[00:57:31] yeah, Carl Thomas lived on Clinton. Carl Thomas might've lived in Easy Mo B building. Carl Banks used to be. April Walker, all of them is from my neighborhood. So again, if you know somebody personally, you call their phone. You don't play little political games on the internet over,

[00:57:49] oh, you like Trump and all that. Listen, I never said I like nobody. All I said was don't lie on somebody. If you're going to discredit somebody, discredit them with the truth. When you try to

[00:57:59] discredit somebody with a lie, you lose your credibility. That's all I said. But you know, people funding come from certain political parties or what they trying to do. So they got to save face for the internet. Bozo, complete bozo. So fuck him. I was supposed to say,

[00:58:18] I was supposed to say, fuck him. You know what I'm saying? So silly shit like that. And this is a guy y'all know had on my platform plenty of times. Somebody I corresponded with,

[00:58:27] he's a winner on the record and said he moved on my block. I made sure he was good. So again, I was outside. See, it's something about the internet that y'all will never know

[00:58:41] truthfully who I am, what I am and all that because that's not for the internet. And that's corny. I'm grown. You know what I'm saying? I'm a grown ass man. How I live my life at 25 is not how

[00:58:50] I live my life now. I don't think the same. I don't carry myself the same. None of that applies to me as the young 25 year old man, 22 year old man. And now, you know what I'm saying? Get to the

[00:59:04] content you just got here. If you want to get the fuck out of here, I can help you. So don't ever in your life come into my chat and tell me what to do. That's another thing I don't rock with

[00:59:12] because the story is done. I covered that a long time ago. Don't come in here on the hour, say, get to the content, get to your mother. Anyway, I ain't go off in a while, but I just felt like it.

[00:59:26] You know what I'm saying? So, um, yeah, my neighborhood had a lot of people, but you know, when you see Erica Oded Perez moved around the way, it was a lot of people that moved around

[00:59:34] the way. You know what I'm saying? But you know, um, yeah, because you got to understand, you know, segue and I'm all for that. You know, when we dealing with politics and I'm gonna keep it real,

[00:59:50] I'm gonna keep it real with you. I'm going to keep it real with you. I almost did some sucker shit the other day and I self-checked myself. I analyzed myself. I seen somebody that I know on X, AKA Twitter put Biden 2024. Now I don't particularly agree with that.

[01:00:11] And I started to unfollow them because they typed that right. And then I said, you'll be a real sucker to do that. Like, you know, this person just because of their political

[01:00:27] beliefs and what they stand for, you're going to unfollow them. Now you being a bitch. So I didn't, I didn't unfollow them. That's the type of person I am. I'm, I'm, I'm critical, but I stand my

[01:00:40] criticism. I also hold myself to the fire. So if I unfollow somebody behind the own political beliefs, that'd be some weak shit. No old DB is from down the block. Mike Tyson and them is from

[01:00:53] Brownsville, but little fame. My brother used to ride on to, um, he used to ride the beast to ride bikes together. You know what I'm saying? Like I said, um, I love Brooklyn may knows from

[01:01:03] the other side, um, but down no strength, you know what I'm saying? But I, but I checked myself. I said, what type of bitch ass nigga would you be to unfollow him for his political beliefs?

[01:01:14] That's some sucker shit. You know that dude, you know what I'm saying? And that I don't see when people, I allow people to be individuals. I know you knew what, you don't have to think like I

[01:01:24] think or be like me. So that's why when people be like, yo, I lost all respect for you. Let me explain something to you. So if I, you respected me 99 times and then I did something one time and

[01:01:37] you don't respect me, you lost all 99 or for one, you see what I'm saying? So sometimes I just keep scrolling. Sometimes it doesn't apply to me. I shouldn't be angry. I shouldn't be mad. I

[01:01:51] shouldn't be triggered by anybody else's thoughts. That's how they feel. I don't live my life a certain way. I don't subscribe to certain things. So I just move away from it. You know what I'm

[01:02:02] saying? I move away from it. So I see stuff like I see some girls, I got a lot of respect for, I'm very, very critical about twerking and that orange filter. A lot of you ladies, I be looking orange. I don't know what that's about. The filters are,

[01:02:20] you're not orange. So sometimes I wanna, but I'd be like, yo, don't be, don't be, shout out to all the followers coming, shout out to y'all, the subscribers. You know what I'm

[01:02:32] saying? So you can ask me, you know what? You can ask me if you hit the super chat, hit super chat and ask me the question and I'll answer you. How about that? Super chat is open

[01:02:41] too. So is the cash app. I be giving y'all great shows too, man. But again, see for me, I do a lot of self, yeah, it's an orange filter. I don't wanna put nobody on blast,

[01:02:54] but there's a lot of times I be doing a lot of self checking. I be like, yo, nah, that's, don't, don't be no sucker. You understand what I'm saying? I be like, yo, don't be no sucker. Don't

[01:03:04] be no punk. Cause then you just like them. So if somebody do something to you that you consider to be some sucker punk shit, if you do it back, you know, you a sucker and a punk now too, right?

[01:03:14] The best thing to do is just disassociate. I'd be like, I see what it is. You know what I'm saying? I was like, I see what it is. You know what I'm saying? I, I, um, I just don't deal

[01:03:25] with people. And, and you, and you know, you have the right to deal with who you want to deal with and not deal with who you want to deal with. Don't ever think that you have to deal with

[01:03:35] something. You don't have to sometimes for your sanity, sometimes for your peace of mind, sometimes for your mental health. Cause you know, everybody's talking about my mental health, my mental health, you know, which is a very overused buzzword. Um, just don't deal with

[01:03:51] certain things. That's how I be. Sometimes, you know, you see a lot of people come on, they do lives every day. Some people have great topics. I watch them too. But sometimes if I don't

[01:03:59] have nothing to say, I'm just not going to just sit before y'all and just talk and talk and talk and talk. I like to give y'all topics. I like to give y'all insight. I like to give y'all

[01:04:09] different things to ponder, to think about. You know what I'm saying? That's what I like to do. And I got some great interviews coming up. If you didn't see my Todd Fife clip,

[01:04:18] do it. Let me explain something else to y'all too, before I go. Um, so I was taught by a YouTube rep and this is one to grow on. I shouldn't be giving this to y'all, but I'm going to give it to you.

[01:04:30] Not y'all, not the winning team. Remember we the winning team. My chat is the winning team. Um, YouTube, as I was taught has three algorithms. They have a live algorithm. They have an upload

[01:04:46] algorithm and a short algorithm. So being that I do so many lives when I upload now, I'm not in that algorithm. So sometimes you'll see me upload videos and the views will be very,

[01:04:58] very low because it doesn't really propagate the way the lives do. So that's why the views is low. Shorts, they like shorts because people could go down the rabbit hole in the shorts. So shorts

[01:05:14] do good numbers, but shorts don't pay that much. But the money, the real moneymaker is your uploads. If you notice, I'm not dissing them and not even angry at them. Vlad doesn't never go live.

[01:05:27] Some of the big channels, they never do live. So Vlad never goes live, say cheese, they never go live. They do upload because they're in the upload algorithm. I'm in the live stream algorithm. So that's why my lives do 10,000 better, but

[01:05:45] the uploads don't. So what I'm trying to do now, I'm trying to find a way to get back in both of them because I was in both of them. So as I overload with content,

[01:05:55] I just need y'all to ride with me. That's why hitting the like button is important. Because if you like what I do, it's not about me. Take me out of the equation. Take me personally

[01:06:05] out of the equation, how you feel about me, don't feel about me personally. If you like the information I give you, if you like what I've done for the culture, if you like what I brought

[01:06:14] to you for all these years, like because of that. Because if you don't have me, who you left with? I was gone for two months. So now I'm back, but I was gone for two months and who was you really

[01:06:28] left with? So that's why that takes place. So sometimes people always looking at other people, your views, your views. I don't talk about people's views. You know what I do on a lot of

[01:06:40] channels? I just hit the like button because I know how it helps people. I just hit like, and why would I watch something and not hit like? If I'm watching it, just hit the like. It's just

[01:06:50] proper etiquette. It's almost equivalent to walking into somebody's house and wiping off your shoes. So with that, yo, I am who I am. Salute to y'all as always. So let's see how

[01:07:04] this unfold. Let's see how this plays out. Easy Moe B, we had a long conversation. He said that I should have did it live for y'all. So I'm going to make that happen.

[01:07:19] Shout out to my big bro, Easy Moe B. Listen, let me tell y'all something. Let me tell y'all something, man. Reason why I love this, the way I love this, and sometimes I might come off kind

[01:07:33] of passionate and the passion sometimes is confused with anger, jaded, bitter or grumpy. I really love this, man. Like I really, really grew up in this. Like I really grew up. I started

[01:07:46] when I was like 12 as a DJ and by the time I was 15, I was already touring on the road, 15 years old. It took me off the street, right? But my big bros is like Pete Rock and Easy Moe B.

[01:08:06] And I could call Pete Rock. I could call Easy Moe B. I could call Raheem from the Furious Five. I could call Scorpio from the Furious Five. And these people pick up the phone and we talk like,

[01:08:22] yo, sometimes I have to pinch myself and say, yo, fucking life is great, man. Like you could, like I'll call Pete right now. He going to pick up bro, what up? You know what I'm saying?

[01:08:38] I'm like, and sometimes it's, oh, Eric Sermon, like these is my big bros. And I can just call them and be like, yo, what's good? And they're never going to say,

[01:08:48] I don't want to talk. Then I could call the West Coast. I could call MC8. I could call Glasses Malone. I could call Bishop Lamont. I could call, who else over there?

[01:09:01] Rick Rock. You know what I'm saying? It's like people I could call and just talk hip hop. Like sometimes we just talk, yo, if you could be a fly on the wall, that's why I say I got to bring

[01:09:15] it to y'all. Cause if you could be a fly on the wall, what you would hear, you'd be like, oh shit. You know what I'm saying? Oh wow. But I said, I just, oh, DR. Shout out to DR. DR. Did a lot of

[01:09:30] MOP stuff. He did Annie Up. He did More Murder, More Money, More Murder, More Homicide for Nas and AZ. He did Broken Language. He also did Hey Ma for Cameron. He did a lot of music and

[01:09:48] Foxy Brown started with DR period. That's why I ended it with his name. Foxy Brown did not start with Jay-Z. Foxy Brown did not start with Nas. Foxy Brown did not start with Trackmasters. She started with DR period. Foxy Brown was in there. Smooth the Hustler was in

[01:10:12] there. When they were there, DR period was her first producer. So we think it's Jay-Z we think? No, that's DR period. Foxy Brown wasn't even her name. We'll get that story told one day.

[01:10:31] Matter of fact, I'll call DR and set that up. But we're supposed to sit down face to face because I want to do a little bit more face to face interviews with people. But yeah, I'm just

[01:10:40] giving y'all some hip hop history. Foxy Brown ain't no nigga. She did not start, ain't no niggas. That's not the beginning. So a lot of times when people say Jay-Z, Foxy, no, she already had shit

[01:10:50] she was doing prior to even knowing Jay-Z. Prior to knowing Nas, it's DR period. Ask him. Yeah. Smooth the Hustler, according to him, he said he wrote the Ain't No Nigga verse. It's on the Forbes

[01:11:06] DVD channel, one of my interviews. Damn, I got so many interviews out here, but I like the way dudes be renewing my history. It's dope. So yo man, I got to run. I got some clothes. You know

[01:11:17] when you go to the gym a lot, for my gym people, you have to always wash clothes because the clothes be sweaty and stink. So I wash clothes like every two, three days. Yeah, shout out to the homie

[01:11:30] Gab. That's the bro. You know what I'm saying? That's my brother right there. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. But Foxy Brown come from DR period. The same place DR period started. MOP, Smooth

[01:11:42] the Hustler and Trigger, Pat Poole's, Foxy Brown. And it might be Jinkx Da Juvie too. All started with DR period. So put some respect on that man name. You know what I'm saying? DR period. Look

[01:11:56] him up. Tell him I sent you. Go to his Instagram and tell him I sent you. Legendary producer. But sometimes we be on the phone, we start talking beats. We be on the phone for like three, four hours. And that's like my favorite conversation producer stuff.

[01:12:13] So that's why I want y'all to watch this Ty Fife interview and others because there's a lot of producer stuff that we discuss in there. And we start talking about the intricacies of production.

[01:12:27] You know what I'm saying? So yo man, salute to y'all man. All the music that you hear on this channel. Doggy Diamonds did this. I'm my own producer. I make my own beats. I do my own graphics.

[01:12:41] I do my own lighting. And I only do this because I love this shit. UK in the building. Shout out to the UK. You know what I'm saying? So yeah, Gavin is credited for Hate Me Now. Absolutely.

[01:12:54] You know what I'm saying? But I appreciate y'all. You know what I'm saying? Oh shit, The Pyramid. But The Pyramid, I was like 300 pounds at The Pyramid. I'm not the same dude.

[01:13:02] No OC is from Bushwick. But that's my bro too. You know what I'm saying? Buck Wild. God damn. I ain't called Bucky in a while. I got to call Buck Wild.