BIG FACTS feat. CHARLESTON WHITE

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Big Man and DJ Scream bring you Big Facts Podcast
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Big factspod dot com live for first class sounds. You
know who it is, DJ Screen, Big Bankers here, Baby
Jay to see. It's time for Big Facts. And our
special guest today is Charleston White. He is here the
chocolate speaking truth from Big Fast. What's up? What's up?

(00:22):
My brother? Feeling that I'm feeling good? Yeah, So, so
talk to us about you said you brought Charleston White,
the man, not the character to day. I left the
character man. The man showed up. Okay, so we gotta stop.
That means I'm vulnerable. That means I'm open to two
people that ask me questions about Charleston. That mean I
gotta be on it. But what's the difference. The difference

(00:43):
here between Denzel Washington and the nigga he played on
training Day. So I don't believe none of us are
who we are on the internet, who we are in person,
or even the things we post. Uh, We're not that poetic.
All of them niggas that post that poetic ship us
that nicker name. They got caught cheating on his wife.
But he posted all the great ship that the women loved. Yeah,

(01:05):
he wasn't none of that ship. He was on the internet.
I understand roles and characters, So I don't we all
play roles, right, Even when we're playing husband and wives,
those are roles. Mother and father those are roles. Or
neighbors those are roles, right, So throughout the day, man,
we're playing roles. So now, nigga, I realized the Internet

(01:26):
is a stage to the beginning of the beginning? Is U?
When I came to the internet, Uh, I had just
transitioned from from a life of crime, right, being submerged
in the criminal elements of our society, as most young
black men are during their twenties, trying to find an identity. Right.
So when I started having children, when I had my

(01:47):
son around like seven, Uh, maturity playing apart, right. Brain
development plays a part of this at this time in life.
So I'm trying to do something different home, me get
my son something uh that that I never had. So
I'm thinking, man, well, how do you be a good father?
Because everybody said we need a good father. Man, I
don't know nothing about no good father. Well, ship, I
don't even know nothing about being no bad father. I

(02:09):
just want to be here. Well, in order for me
to be here, I mean, I can't go to jail.
I can't go to prison. So my ultimate goal in
life were just to be president for my son. And
so that means I was willing to be a whole
ass nigger. So when you leave the homies to not
want to do the things the homies do, then sometimes
they call your whole ass nigga when you start changing

(02:31):
your partners man, you're acting different. You don't got with
the old girl, and are you're acting like? So I
was willing to be that to be president. If we're
riding in the car, nigga and you say a dope
and I don't, and you got dope on you, and
it's a question of who dope this is, I'm willing
to say that's his dope to be here for this baby.
So I was willing to be all the things that
we don't want to be in the hood homies so
I can be president and my children. So that started

(02:53):
the massive debate that includes Charleston White, which is I
think you're quote and correct me if the quote is wrong. U.
A's a difference between snitching and setting straight. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I wanted to be h I wanted to be better homies.
So in order to be better, if we're in a situation,
we gotta get this ship straight. But be saying the
police says, well, well, I'm a citizen now, so I'm

(03:16):
a police as at that time I was transitioning. You're
talking about my son eighteens you talked about eighteen years later. Now, nigga,
I'm a police as nigga. I go vote, nigga. I'm
I'm literally an election judge. Last nigga turned the vote
in during the elect Nigga. You goddamn right, I'm a
police ass nigga. Now I'm wrong. I'm fall there. I
can't see being in jail at fifty for nothing. No, no, man,

(03:39):
I tell on everybody not to go to jail right now.
Arein't serious? Man, I'm forty four years old. You damn
let niggas out no more soon. When niggas go to
jail now, you come home later? No no man. Yeah,
I tell on anybody getting sold. So your logic behind
quote unquote setting the record straight is that you don't

(04:00):
want to be in jail at fifty. I ain't gonna be.
I ain't gonna be so you you know you've been.
I mean because I just stud it on your ship
land like a lot of ship. You'd be saying a
lot of ship that resonates to what's going on. I'm
gonna give you that, and I'm gonna the delivery. Yeah,
the delivery up. Its fucked up, y'all. Don't say nothing

(04:21):
to the route. Bitch sucking my dick. Ho fuck you.
I put a molly in a drinking she ain't even
know it. Y' ain't say a goddamn thing of that, nigga.
I brought her back to the trap. I gave a
bit of perk and totally drop of pennies and she
didn't even understand me. Y'all ain't saying the motherfucking thing
when they say that ship Bionce told you bitches bout down. Bitches,
y'all bow down. I come through talking like Dolo Mike.

(04:44):
I'm acting like Dolo Micato my life then, because it'd
be more personal, like you get into personal shop personal.
We don't know each other. Highest person on internet. If
anybody taking anything person on internet, they broke nigga. I'm
on her having fun talking she highside like the nigger
in the part, and I hin side like a motherfucker
your dick. Well, if you're on the internet, it is

(05:06):
if I ain't told you to suck my dick in person,
well this is internet ship. So nigga gets jail. Nigga
weren't win, and that we canna do anything on in there.
I used to pull the dick out at one point
in time. The niggas used to steal stay there and
type me. I used to show them. I used to
get my phone and say, look at this dick, Nigga,
take a picture of my dick that I used to
send the hole the best picture I got and show

(05:28):
it on internet. And then nigga used to stay in
the paint with me. I used to think it to
make niggas wrong. I came to the Internet saying, nig
I'm for the bitches in the holes. I used to
say the first three fo five rows and for the
bitches in the holes, you niggas get outside. They used
to be my script. Yeah yeah no, but I started
shooting the nigga would don't know where. I thought the
dick would be repelling like roach breath, and I saw

(05:49):
it wasn't so I said, no, you stopped that nigga
stand in the paint. Ninety six percent of my audiences, Dudes,
when I look at my I'm from eighteen to sixty five.
What's making them nigga's come to me? What's What's because
I'm being disrespectful? So what's making them niggas come to me?
What's charged? What's gonna be charged? In white legacy off
the Internet and charging white legs on the Internet, Charleston,

(06:11):
White legacy off the Internet is I've changed laws in
this country. I've run a successful youth organization. I teach
and developed youth engagement programs, youth development programs, anti game,
cognitive intervention, pre law student not no, not home. When
you google my name, no, you see, I'll have been
on legislation laws. I've been on the front page of
the American Bar Association's journal. That means that's lawyers, judges.

(06:35):
I've been a campaign manager. I've been elected and selected
to campaign with presidents. That's off the internet and all
of us through your hype foundations. Yeah yeah, yes, so
so on the internet, I'm gonna be known that the
cold is motherfucker. Since Richard prye. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna
be Yeah, I'm gonna be colder than Richard Home. So
you're saying on the internet is entertainment. But ho ho ho,
so so you y'all, y'all, so the Internet is not entertained.

(06:58):
It is I'm asking, I'm saying saying, but but okay,
this I guess what this is. Everybody trying to grasp
people are saying that on the Internet. You're saying some
real ship. But it's the delivery, areament. I'm on the Internet,
not the uplift now some bit because I do it
in real life, So why would I stop it real
life to come to that, but like not to not

(07:20):
to cut you off or whatever. I don't even think
necessarily that it's completely and totally the delivery. But I
think it's like it's the real ship and then like
the ship around it. Just like let's say, for instance,
since we've been talking about like legislation and you know,
like the laws and you know what I'm saying, all
that kind of ship. You know how they have some laws.
When they're trying to get the laws passed, they attached

(07:42):
like certain bills to them and the people might not
agree with the bills that's attached to the law. But
they do want to pass the law, so they go
ahead and pass the law, but then all the bullshit
that's attached to the law has to go ahead and
get passed. So like sometimes I feel like not condoning
or denying anything that he's ever said, or you know
what I'm saying, no ship like that, like when he
said some ship like there are like pieces of it

(08:04):
and bits of it, and you know what I'm saying,
a lot of it that really makes sense, and it really,
like you said, resonates with people. But it's just all
the extra additional like talking ship around it that I
don't talk to up. I said, I'm gonna call the
police from the beginning, but you can't keep listen. You

(08:26):
can't hurt me for what I say, niggau, because if
you was, you'll be whooping everybody in your neighborhood. So
you gonna get on here and jump on me for
what I say. You're gonna hurt me for what I
say on the internet. Well, the law says I got
every right there to call the police on you will
kill you. I live in a state that's open carried.
I went to the gun course, and I was paying
very close attention when they were raising hands and asking questions,

(08:48):
was saying, well, what about this? I was listening when
the law defines what the threat is. Nigga, you can't
threaten me and you two hundred some pound nigga, you
know you might not know, but your body side said
a weapon compared to me. I know, Lord, nigga. I'm
on her, trying to teach you niggas, Lord, while our
bullsh didn't have fun and get paid. Y'all on her

(09:08):
want to have fun and be broke. Y'all waiting for
the next topic, social justice topic to say no, just
there's no peace now, Nick, I'm trying to figure out
how they're making trillions out for us just being on
here and we ain't getting a dollar. All these platforms monetize,
and so nigga, I came to monetize. I didn't come
to uplift you broke. Motherfucker's No. I ain't comeing. I
ain't come to stop no violets. I do this in

(09:30):
real life. So when I jump on her, I'm taking
a break from real life. Y'all on her, trying to
make it real life. So y'all can't bring me in
y'all world, y'all in this matrix, nick I'm in here
pimping Nicka, So now I'm on her pimping. I ain't
scrap it now. I saw dolar Might, nigga. I grew
up believing dolar Might was a real motherfucking man. I
didn't know Rudy Ray Moore was a bullshit a nigga

(09:51):
who went to the streets and recorded niggas in the
streets talking, went home, rewrote what they said and brought
it back to the people. I said, God, damnit, nigga,
I didn't know. I Cue wasn't no gangster. I didn't
know he was so intelligent where he can write movies. Nigga,
I didn't know Tupac really wasn't what he was. Now
that you're hearing the stories of how he got treated
amongst all the real killers that was over there, what

(10:12):
do you mean, hold on, I ain't gonna say nothing,
but just go listen to the stories of the people
that was around during the time. It's twenty years later,
so now the truth is coming about. They are characters.
You can't make me believe him. Nigga was scared of
shoot night snooped out. Now, you could have made me
believe that until you get the stories. So I said, okay,
I'm I need to come with some game. My nigga said, Man,

(10:34):
everybody on the internet every day home and ain't nobody
making no money. Ain't nobody building nothing when they get
off the community. So Nigga, I go to do the opposite.
When I came and everybody got mad. Now I'm getting
money and I'm still building in the community. I just
created three new programs and going in three screws. I
got Michael Crabtree, Sean Cotton from safe CH's TV ran see.
I'm putting celebrities to come into the schools on youth

(10:55):
curriculums and program That's what I'm using my platform for.
I don't warre a polo is I wear nigga clothes
for the last two years with my platform, everything you
see me, where as a black man's clothing that are nigga.
WoT nigga. I ain't wearing guchi. Now, I got it,
but my platform ain't promoting it. I don't interview celebrities home.
I take regular people and put them on my platform.
I take regular niggas and make their YouTube monetize nigga.

(11:18):
I'm gonna her pimping. Y'all mat at what I'm saying
because y'all waking up and y'all don't know how to
get nothing off this motherfucker. White Bra ain't pimpping on me.
For my time on me. I spent threefold years trying
to figure out, man, how do you needna get money
off this ship? I'm looking around. Don't nobody know how
to monetize no nigga. So because of who I am
in real life, I can come play whatever I want

(11:40):
to play on the internet. Most people are doing the
same thing. They're on the internet pretending that they did,
but in real life they're not. They're on they're making
post like their relationships. Is right. Don't nobody say, hey, man,
I can't figure out how I'm gonna get this pink
slip off the door because I can't pay this. They
don't post that. So everybody's pretending on internet to be
something that they're really not. In your life, why y'all

(12:01):
mad at me? And I'm getting a lot of money
doing it, a lot of money. Do do Charleston White
the community active ever feel like charlestonbody on Internet went
too far. Hell no, nigg I haven't been downtown acting
like this. I would have been in the in the
male's face, acting like this for my people. Nigga, when
I found out out of eight thousand cases of STDs

(12:21):
that five thousand were children thirteen to eighteen, and they
went downtown and did the fool. But at this time,
they're doing gentrification. They're about to disperse all these niggas
kids around white people. Man. When I went down and
they drugged me out, I came back for I went
to city council for a year straight. That's how I
learned how to do y'all like this. I've done it
in the community before I came to the Internet. By

(12:43):
the time I came to the Internet, I'd have perfected this.
I'd have been downtown. I'd have been to Washington d C.
I used to teach classes at the dog Parole office
on the cart the central Nigga. When I come to
the X, I'm an expert now. So hell no, I
ain't went too far. They ain't took me off like
they've done for they took faer cun and Donald Trump
can't be seen. No, wrong Internet. Hi, I ain't went

(13:05):
too far. Nigga and the rappers can kill somebody and
go to the grave site and make it them. Y'all
don't do them. They could go too far. When Chief
Keith brought took up that wasn't a gang name and
they said we're gonna smoke, took up Nigga jay Z
and said, hey man, y'all, we're going too far. That
mother over there, I ain't talking about Dirk. Mama took
her Mama didn't nobody That woman never speaks, but the
world is smoking hussan in disrespect? Did they go too far?

(13:27):
To the niggas getting platinum plaques? Them nigga talking about
nigga y'all gonna die and writing their money. Everybody's faulting
the loan. I ain't nobody said they went too far.
Little Dirk response said, y'all, nigna need to harry up.
Y'all know niggas dying behind it. Half they went too far. No, nigga,
I'm having fun nigga's entertainment, ain't it right? So you
don't never feel like keep a going for what you

(13:48):
about that? Yeah? I keep for goun and I got
a lot of guns. Say I took my YouTube money
and bought a bunch of guns. But this is what
I know. Niggas don't kill niggas. For what I'm saying,
niggas is personalizing killing. I ain't really done nothing to no,
not nobody, homer where. They have no convictions and I'm
a little nigga. They just want to give me a
good talking to jack me up and give me a
black eye, that's all. They don't really want to kill me.

(14:11):
I go everywhere by myself. I travel around this country
home everywheld and who everywheld went to lo Vegas, nigga,
nigga went to the fashion nigga. Na' that's that nigga. Say,
I'm big homing nigga. I'm nigga, but you got to
be willing to do with you. No no, no, no
twelve when you meet me at the store, but no, no,
no listen. So so that's what I know. Your coward then, nigga,

(14:34):
Because the nigga I want to get you don't give
a damn about you calling toil nigga. Nigga, I know
nigga killing you don't give a damn By going to
jail nigga. If you do something, he thinks you should
violate him. I ain't violated. No nigga like that. Most
nigga just want to argue with me and I talk me.
They really don't want to hurt me home. No, No,
they got a nigga the old monitude. They really want
to hurt them. They got a baby mama that got

(14:56):
pressure on their a nigga. By time they see me,
they ain't mad about what I said. They got some
ship in real life that's affecting them and they can't
get off the internet. And I'm affecting them. But what's
affecting them in real life is doing way more damage
than what Charleston White saying. We don't know one another,
So how can you make this so personal? And nigga
can say all kind of ship about me, nigga on nothing.

(15:16):
They don't know me, then say ship a boy my kids,
he don't know me. I was always talking, nigga, that
nigga just talking. When did we start paying attention to
the nigga that's talking. No, that ain't never been the nigga.
We ain't never paid attention to the nigga that's talking.
We always watched the nigga that was doing it. No, no, no,
this is a new generation home much so Nigga. I'm
telling y'all, I keep using all the words that got
to do with pim game applied means the elevation I'm dropping.

(15:38):
I'm I come to pimp on the internet home. They've
been pimping on up. When I saw social dilemma, when
I realized how much advertising they make out for us, Nigga,
I figured out I cannot get it. Characters, rappers, characters,
entertainment actors, ball player with nigga, you got to do
something you own the every day. So now nigga kicked
the dough down. Nigga and talking nigga. No, I'm nigga

(16:00):
and talk back at the white folk. No, No, the
gotta go off on whoever I thing wrong or whoever
get before me and display something negative. If you're a sheep,
I'm gonna sheep man. If y'all kind, I'm kind, nick.
If y'all turn go real, I'm gonna turn go realer. No, Nigga,
I'm a reflection of what's before me. I ain't nothing
but that, So I ain't the same all the time

(16:20):
or respect because you kind. I respect the man once
I find out who the man is, because I know
the rappers a bullshit nigga. Now who is the man?
Who is it to his mama? We don't get to
find that out home. I don't respect now, I'm motherful nigga. No,
who is it to his kids? What do the people
in the neighborhood said about it? I'm not listen. I

(16:41):
got so much respect amongst black women, nigga. When the
pandemic hit black women all around the country, send me
half they stimulus checks to fund my organization. I don't
get money from white folks. Hoares in the street give
me money. So let me ask you. Let me ask
you a questions. Since we're talking about like women, I'm
talking about everything, since we're talking about the whole women
thing or whatever. Um, there were some comments that you

(17:03):
made on a clubhouse conversation. What you're having, yeah, about
the whole like riping white women, and you know what,
I'm saying, that's what we used to do growing up,
and you know whatever. Whatever. So my question to you
is is that did you feel comfortable enough saying that,
did you feel like did you feel like did you
feel like it was okay because these were white women

(17:24):
are like, like, what was your what was your? I
grew up understanding. I grew up believing that anything you
do the white people is okay from what they've done
to us. I was taught that from the older people.
So I was born in the Simney. I don't know
when y'all was born. I'm from the South, Nigga. We're
the first generation of kids who really got to go
live Dr King's dream and live with white people, right,

(17:44):
and the Simnies in the eighties, it wasn't a lot
of black people staying next door to white folks. So
when we moved in the white folks neighborhood. My mother
was a fluent so mama, first instruction, world, don't y'all
get out here and mess with the white girl. Don't
y'all get out here they go hollow, right, So that's
the black woman back then. It gets fear that white
girl on hollow rape. Well, they like that. We didn't
know that. They didn't know that where you think they

(18:05):
get the movie Fifty Shades are great from them. So
when we started missing with White Girl, we already kids
were listening to songs like, hey, we want some puss say,
we don't know how to have sex responsibly. I come
from a generation where we run train. That's how you
pick your girlfriend. The girl who don't want to train
be ran on. We know she's a good girl. So

(18:27):
every girl that, every nigga I know ever been where
we try to run a train on them. But no, no, no, no,
it's not mom. So when I studied law at old age,
I can look back in hindsight and said, man, that
was rape, that we were wrong for doing them girls
like that homely. That's how we knew how to have sex.
So listen what you think, listen, listen, listen, listening train

(18:52):
is rape. You're forcing what nigga sat down and say, say, baby,
you feel funk, all loves, come on home and let's
be real, my nigga, we're running train. She don't have
a clue. She saidn't get this done to it. She
might won't want her to, but she don't know seven.
So so come on home. And so when you when
you start looking at the videos back in the nineties,

(19:13):
look how they treat the girl walking through a party.
Just bitch, ain't no love, No, it ain't no phone.
It's the homie so it's promoted through the culture. Nigga.
When we twelve years old, eleven years old, me and
my homies like to play this game. Some call it
am track, but some call it the train. We are

(19:35):
line up in a single file line and take odd
times waxing girls behind, and then he say, every time
and get to me, I will ship out of look
because I stick my dick in and it will get stuck.
The girl will say stop. I say, I'm not that's enough,
I'm quit, So stop right there. We all starting to

(19:59):
have actually level twelve thirteen because of the musical influence
or because we got uncle's influence, one or the other.
Right where do we learn to responsibly have sex from? Okay, baby,
we haven't we running trains at twelve and thirteen? You
want to do all of us? Now? They're just showing up.
And guess who we're showing up, the big homies, the
seventeen and eighteen and nineteen year old niggas. We know

(20:21):
it's going on. Come on, homie, I'm brave enough and
bold enough. We didn't know we was doing that at
the time, but you know how many young girls know
it was being done to her home and she knew
it was wrong, but she ain't never been in no position,
and she don't have the wir withthal to say, y'all stop,
I'm not doing it no more. Come on, homie, we
didn't know it. Then your brain is undeveloped. You're acting

(20:42):
out an impulse. But when you know better, you do better.
So now that I work with young kids in the
juvenile system, I'm saying, man, we used to do that
as kids. That's rape. No it ain't. They got it
on tape. But she was consistual what she was only
want to do with him. When her mom and her
boyfriend found out there will a cousin a brother, theyre
in trouble. So now I got to go to court

(21:03):
and defending this while y'all sit on the sideline in
your personal feelings. I'm bringing low to you and teaching
you in the way that you you won't get it
when I was trying to teach it the other way.
So I got to say, boldness where you learn to
get this from Charleston When I went to college and
took these speech class psychology classes, Introduction to speech, professional speech,

(21:23):
and they say your first three minutes or your first
three paragraphs have to be captivated. Why you think the
headlines read what they read? Why you think we use clickbaits.
I'm click baiting everybody, Nicka. So when they look at me,
this man, look what this man do in real life.
If you think I raped somebody as bad as I talk,
you think them people don't let me keep doing what
I'm doing on this platform. They're gonna come out rape

(21:43):
pass no statue of limitations. And I keep telling y'all,
if I got locked up at fourteen and I didn't
come home to twenty one, what are y'all talking about?
You're talking about a twelve and thirteen year old kid.
They were sucking around his mother, trying to be grown
like they're doing now. So when you see it, when
you're in the hood and you're riding and y'all, I'll
see one girl with three boys. Don't nothing resonate with y'all.
It do with me. Yeah, she fouldn't be violated. They

(22:05):
go take her to a big homie and when the
big homies find out she because they're gonna tell somebody.
And when the community find out, Nigga, she been everybody
coming for and in the process of them coming for,
she gonna get raped. She gonna catch it STD. So
now home, I don't feel bad about nothing, I'm saying
because it's the eels of our community. The rappers bragg
about it. The rappers bragged about it home. So for

(22:25):
people that's not familiar with the Charleston White story, and
what what did happen at fourteens? Man, we are? We
are skipped school. We went to foot locker. Starter jackets
was popular the time. Cultural influence right. All I had
to do was make good grades. Man, My mam wa
bought me one. I want to be poor man. I
want to be like my poor friend. Man, I'm walking
on marble flows. I got my own room. Nigga. My

(22:46):
mama ordered ship from Nemo markets catalogs in the eighties. Now, Nigga,
I gotta. I got a game and system when kids
dreamed of it after school. Nigga, my house is like
a school count Nigga, my mama lead a check book.
I get the order pizza. All the pretty girls in
my house out of school. But I want to be
I want to be like the poor kid because that's
what seemed real, That's what was being presented to us

(23:09):
at the time. I wanted to go into the projects
and see the images that we was getting on TV.
So we would run away from home to go hang
out of out at our homeboys mama house who let
them do whatever because she might be on drug. My
mama said you gotta be in at the time. So
I was running away from a good home only just
to go be in the streets. My homeboy mama let
us stay over there. Well, well, how we go get

(23:30):
money snatching persons? Well, man, let's go get some starter jacket.
We're going to the club this weekend. So we go
to foot locker to go run out with them starter
jacket that everybody were running them nineties. And the process,
a white man tried to stop us. Man ship, we
broke into my girlfriend house who was a police officer.
Dollar police officer stole the gun. Oh that's how we
got the gun from. So in the process of that,

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I gave my sixteen year old friend a gun and
tol him shoot that motherfucker, and he shot and killed
the white man. And yeah, I thought it was We laughed,
laughed like a motherfucker with undeveloped brain. Ain't no heartness, kid,
and gotta come from love. I ain't never been abused.
I don't know what it's like to be home great,
and I don't know what it's like. I ain't never
had a syrup soundly. Now, I think everything I ever
put on a two page list for Christmas I got.

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But I wanted what my cousin them had because I
got the They didn't have parental supervision, so they got
to learn things that I wanted to learn based off
what I saw off television and heard the music. My
mother trying to teach me right, But I need a man, Mama,
hear what you're saying. But I'm looking at Uncle Waine,
who pimp, Uncle Curtis, who said I'm looking at the
men based off the images that the my culture give me.

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So I grew up believing going to prison is what
made your man. Uncle Curtive went granddaddy, when all the
man and my family went to prison. Now some bit
you ever came back and told me nothing bad about it.
Just tell me Bravido stories like they're doing a rap song.
So I grew up believing, as a young kid with
a young impressionable mind, that's what makes your man. Not
Uncle Joe who getting up going to work, little Wayne,

(24:55):
say a nine of five is overrated. So you don't
look at the overrated nigger. Fuck school man, you look
at the dope deniga. Remember they came. I make a
jail about a week. Fuck school. I with you, girl.
But as a kid, you don't know they're just talking
like they're doing on the internet. You think what you
see on television as a kid, that's real. Mama, they
really die. You have to tell a kid that's not real.

(25:17):
You have to tell a kid now that rapper just talking.
He ain't no real gangster. They don't know that. So
your young and impressionable mind shapes you. When your mama
ain't at home because she got a work. But when
she come home, you all of a sudden acting out
through your adolescence because you're going through an adolescent stage.
You start rebelling, You start being resentful, start talking back,
and what's feeding you what you're hearing? What you're hearing, well, Mama,

(25:41):
we ain't talking back to mama. We're having problems away
from home. The music ain't We're having problems away from home.
So that's what led me to that. So when I
get in trouble home and my mama can got the
financial influence to go get me the best lawyer in town.
But I'm hanging with poor children. Nick. I wanted to
be poor. My mama would buy me new clothes, my
game to because I wanted the world. I wanted to

(26:02):
look at the hood, and I thought that's what it was.
I run away from a good home to go still
over up with roaches. It on TV or just locally, Well,
at this time, you gotta think I'm living in marble
flows so I can't see it. I want to go
see it when we go visit the hood. Relative Now
you got videos coming out, Now you got MTV starting

(26:22):
to come out. Now you got hip hop cultures starting
to take its toll on America. The lyrics you got
n w A. So you got the rebellious music that's
feeding like feeding the drill music. No difference. That's why
we all win gangster. It ain't gangster rap. No most
drill music. We all win gangster. They are all drilling.
Before then they was all getting high dancing part in.

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It was a part of era. It was a gangster era.
Then it went to a trap era. Everybody went to
jail for trapping. You see, you see the core liition.
Nig I went for playing gangster. I ain't played pimp,
I ain't played jigger loo, I ain't played football. I
played gangster. I want to be gangster, and the sad
ain't about it. In my little small mind as a kid,
everything that ever dreamed of as a child, I grew

(27:05):
up and became. I want to be a pimp like
Uncle Wayne. I want to I want to be locked up.
I want to know what they feel like and even
a part of me as a grown man. Because of
our culture, I feel like I missed out on somebody
not going to prison. Yeah, I feel like I feel
like it's I feel like it's it's a latch on
my manhood that I ain't got because it's some areas.
It's a nigga. Say you couldn't have walked the yard, nigga, Nigga,

(27:26):
if you walked it, I could. Oh, you couldn't have
made it in prison. See, it's some nigga that that
can throw that trop card on you. And it's something
that got to be quiet because they don't know what
to say back to it, because our culture make it
feel like the ultimate man who the nigger that could
have made it in prison. That's the weakest nigga. Nigga.
That's the weakest nigga. But we don't know that because
he who controls images controlled mine. Nigga's a mind controlled

(27:47):
experiment with hip hop that's been done to us. Nigga.
I broke away. So now this is what y'all see,
a free nigga. Nigga. I talk nigga, talk on give
a damn by who platform. I bragged about killing white folks, nigga.
I don't now what nigga can say without and say
it that y'all talking to me about Nikka Bill Coppin
went to jail for it. They know I ain't done it.
I know I ain't done it. I can save like
I'm the new rapper home without the beach saying some

(28:09):
outland this why our ship that offend people? Disrespectful. Now
I'm the new rapper without to be They should have
never gave us the Internet if they didn't want to
create a nigga like me. I'm exciting and thriving at
this ship and know what come with it? Yeah, yeah,
I know what come with nigga. But I'm a little
nigga and I ain't trying to be tough on me.
I'm bad like Michael Jackson. Well, when the motherfucker's see

(28:30):
my name and talk about me, it creating emotion. I
watched Mike do that across the world in China. They
didn't even know what he was saying. They would fall
out and passed out. So a lot I saw a
lot of a lot of these. Um, we're speaking about
a lot of days that's wrong with the culture and
things surrounding the culture. But it's also important to think
about how do you how do we fix some of
the show. Well, yeah, because I gotta I got a

(28:50):
question real quick. Not to cut you off, but basically,
what I'm getting from you know, like your previous like interviews, YouTube,
and what you've been saying like today while we've been here,
is that you feel like most rappers are perpetuating a
negative image to the community. No, no, no, no, not
most rapper America. For black people. Everything we get from

(29:11):
from from football, basketball, entertainment, movies is all negative. It's
all negative. When the last time you've seen a banker
in a black neighborhood teaching something, When last time you've
seen a black lawyer in the black community giving a
spongement program. When do you see black people come together
other than what white people give us? A police shooting,

(29:32):
Black lives matter, that ain't ours. We don't Kobe Bryan,
ain't ours. That's Jerry West Boy, Michael Jordan and ours.
That's Nikid Martin, Luther King and ours. That's the white boys.
He created a museum for them. Nigga there, this ain't ours.
It ain't now black platform, that's ours. So it ain't
nothing positive that's gave to us. Speaking specifically what you

(30:00):
just said about, like how your uncle was a pimp
and then this uncle was a drug dealer, this uncle
was this, this, this, and this is what you saw
and also heard in the music while you were and
that's what you want to be. That's what I'm saying, Like,
do you not think or do you not feel as
if any of these rappers are really just telling stories
about their real lives without any kind of consequence, because

(30:23):
this is the ship that they're really going through. No, no, no, no.
When we listen to rap today, they ain't telling nothing.
A boy killing everything by killing it ain't no. They
ain't telling nothing but kill nigga, kill, I'm gonna kill
you ain't telling nothing. So I come to be a
character just like every other character because I'm solidified with
the man, characteristics and traits of who I am in

(30:43):
real life. But okay, look I can get on her
and say whatever. Yeah, okay, But I see you're saying
that you're coming to be a character just like every
other But you don't think that you should try to
be different from the rest of these niggas. Ain't there
like me. I'm very different. It ain't no, I ain't
got no beat. I ain't rhyming. I ain't no nigga
talking like me. Ain't no nigga ever got on her

(31:05):
and me. I used to rape white hole. I'm very different.
I'm intentionally different. Yeah, I'm intentionally different. No, it ain't
nothing like me. Right now, it'll be another hunter year
for motherfucker like me come along. So back to the
how do we fix it questions? Well, char just starts
in the home nigga, go look in the mirror. See
I wouldn't fix me. Remember I took you back when
I started having children. I had to change my mind set.
See something. Niggas go to jail knowing their homeboy should

(31:27):
have took that case and they'll squabble about it in jail. Man,
you should have told no, nigga, why we got to
do it? If that white boy got to look at us. Nigga,
you know I'm Dr Joeb You know I got kids.
You do this life home, and why should you put
me in this situation? Nigga, it's mine. He gonna find
it in my pocket. He ain't gonna find it under
no motherfucking seat. You cower with, motherfucker. You know you

(31:48):
got to go to jail for selling dope. Don't throw
it nowhere, nigga? Wrong with you? Niggas? Just what come
with it? When did nigga stop wanting to go to jail?
When nigga, don't man marry take me to jail. Motherfucker
wanna talk, so I go down here? And when the
nigga stopped wanting to go to jail home? And well,
I gotta put my homeboard a situation to tell on me, No, no, no,
it's mine. See Allen been in where I had to

(32:09):
say his mind nigga when I was twenty one years
old and it wasn't mine and it wasn't mine. So
a nigga can stay in college nigga. So it wasn't
mine and went to trial in Oklahoma. Nigga, my mama
say tell it. No, man, I ain't mama. No, he
go to school. You got a mama too. You got
a mama too. I'm gonna hurt. Well, you just come home, man, Nigga,
God bless me. I had a mistrial. No, Nigga, I

(32:32):
should know in the same nigga made me look like
I was dumb. No, not done this for you, Nigga.
So now, Nigga, when you go through what you go through,
when you know better, you do better. Man. Now home
and whatever I got to be to stay here in
these kids life, I'm going to bed whatever hoops or
rings of fire that I got to jump through, Nigga.
I don't commit crime, So why I need to go

(32:53):
to jail for nigga is doing it? I pay my taxes,
I go home everything. What why I got to go
to jail? Then gota work in the commune there? So
you're telling me as black men, when I grow up
and I grow and I developed a man's mind, I'm
still beholden to street CODs and loss. When I'm with
my family, I'm supposed to crash out to be real name.

(33:13):
I don't want to be real no more. Niggas got
the niggers. I know niggas stuffer long and hard being
real nigga, and they ain't got no relief yet. Now.
I don't want to be real homies. So I broke
away earlier. Yeah, I want to be the working man
at a call the police on your ad. Nigga. You
violated my neighborhood. You're breaking lower nigga. Go to jail
you back. You're bad. I ain't. You're tough nigga, So

(33:34):
don't be tough nigga, but get away from most lower
body citizens. Nigga. Get away from your mama them. Stop
taking guns over that nigga. Stop bringing dope to where
you know they're kicking and robbed nigga. No no, no, nigga.
You're showing all that money. You know you live with
your mama, no no home. I know niggas who lost
it all because of that nigga. And the whole time
they was tied up. The nigga boy, where that ship

(33:55):
you were wrapping about, nigga, and he got to look
at his mama and his daughter. Where that ship is
you were happened about nigga. We know it's here, we've
seen it. So now on my Nigga, I want to come,
nigga assassinate the character that's been assassinating us. Now, why
we don't get to know about who this nigga really
is as man? Man? Why don't nobody tell us? Man?
Dm Mex died, broke home me with thirty three with

(34:15):
seventeen kids. They're gonna resent him now, they're gonna resent him.
My father was absent Nigga. I resented him all my life.
But bother that nigga died, he left me some money.
I ride around in the car with his army flag
in the back. He made it right and the end
home because he left me something. That's the legacy. What
you niggas go leave behind, Nigga. When my grandkids google
my name, nigga, what then white folks wrote about me

(34:38):
goes superseded way more than what black folks talking about
me on social media. It's documented who I am and
what I do, so I can complate. I want to
be the next DMZ of Washington. I just don't want
to go to Hollywood and get fucked in the ask
to do it. I'm gonna do it from my car phone.
Nigger to keep dropping. I want nobody else. I don't
have to meet their standards to be with my people
fall in love with characters, nigga. Black people have an

(34:59):
entertainment whole his mine, Nigga. I'm capitalizing like everybody else,
that's all. And they love a villain. I don't want
to play the good guy. I saw how they've done
Michael Jackson. I saw how they've done Mike Tyson. They
start out loving you, and boy, they gonna turn on
your knee and they turn on Whitney, they turn on
Bill Cosby. So while I don't know, I've been studying
this ship. So when I stepped out the black folks,
I don't want you motherfucker to love me. Look how

(35:21):
you do what you say you little? You disrespect you mama.
You said you little your kid, nigga, I'm gonna make
you knew you and then one thing about it. You're
gonna watch what you hate, nigga because you're hoping that
I failed. So I come to be the villain on
the internet intentionally. Homey, I'm not trying to give y'all
no truth. I come with truth. Bullshit, bullshit, truth facts, statistics, vulgar,

(35:42):
nasty ship and over the line, top of the ship.
This is America. The president said I grabbed pussy and
never apologized. I became president. Nigga. I've been studying. What
I know is most of everybody on the internet is
right at a write a bull or right below the
poverty line. So they wake up and they feelings every
out damn day. So I say something to evoke the emotion.

(36:02):
Was this go provoked? Nigga. I'm strategic. I just had
to figure out how to get some money, and I did, Nigga,
and I ain't change the motherfucking thing because of how
y'all feel now, some bitch Nigga. Insurance payments is higher
now because the insurance policy is bigger. Yeah, Nigga, my
name is trademark. I studied Tupac. I got made nigga
tattooed on my back when I realized Tupac with two

(36:24):
bitsy trying to play gangster. He didn't get the business
side of it. He gave us something. Nigga. Nigga never ignorant,
getting goals, accomplished. What they say nigga is a bad
term nigga. No, it ain't Tuparcs said, it's never ignorant
getting goals accomplished. So I trademarked it. Yeah, it's trademarked
under my name. Parks should have done it, but he
said I'm gonna spark the brain to change the world,

(36:44):
and I was studying that, nigga. I'm changing the world
with this ship nigga, and and getting paid to it
without the white man. I intentionally deep. I lost the
YouTube channel only seventy thousand subscribe for making sixteenth thousand
a month. Lost it, came back, got another one at
fifty thousand, and won't anna tie it. No, nigga ain't submitting.
I'm the runaway nigga. And if white folks sunk with me,
they get every every now and then, I cut out

(37:06):
the jewels to LBJ, I get everybody, nigga. If a
punk get on Earth funk with me, I'm gonna get
them too. Yeah. Now, whoever get on the knaves, now,
whoever get on our being up? Because I'm not. I'm
on Earth in a character, so I don't have a script.
I'm just talking based off my community experience. But if
you type something nigger that's my content. What you fucking
with you wouldcome my content. Yeah yeah, nigga ugly mean

(37:29):
nigga on the internet become my content. But if y'all
listen to what I'm saying, I'm working with the niggas
that to kill you in our community. I'm working with
the killers. I ain't working with Grandmama nim on the poort.
I ain't fucking with the black woman talking about her we'
I ain't bagging the single mothers. I'm working with the
niggas that kill you. No no home. I know what
I'm doing and I know what comes with this ship.

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So I said, nigga, you got to be willing to die.
Nigga to kill you about this ship? They killed Malcolm me,
he wasn't. They're talking like you you got to be
willing to go to jail. I'm out on three bonds
right now for some gang members coming down. They're talking
about what they gonna do, and I'm knowing the one
went to jail. I let them. Niggas tricked me back
playing gangster. I'm out on three bones right now, nigga
feeling it, and I still do what I do. Nick

(38:12):
Tim niggas tricked me five six neigg to show up
on the Cowboys Sunday. I thought nigga had me scared
him to go miss the football game. They got to
be serious. Nig got went down there and got in
bushes and set up charls and like if we will
fit to go to the wall. And when they got
down there, nigga jail. I'm knowing the one went to
jail there. Yeah, nigga so not letting me. Nigga trick
me home me No, man, I'd rather put a black

(38:32):
man in jail for killing. But if you make me
killing my will, you're gonna hurt me by what come
out of my mouth? My knigg as disrespectful as the
rappers have been to our community and our black women.
You neigna go hurt me for her men feelings. I
ain't disrespecting black women. You're neigga gonna come hurt me
for hurting men men. They killed baby. To me rights, Nigga,
we're supposed to die. Ten niggas supposed to die behind that.

(38:54):
You niggas went and tower buildings behind George Floyd. You
didn't touch down white body. Now nobody but y'all will
come hurt your brother and he ain't near aboy doing
to what you do to your mama. But you're gonna
come hurt me now. I'm gonna kill you, nigga, because
i got to get back home to this family. So
I'm willing to die, kill and go to jail by
what I'm saying. What So, what kind of conversations did

(39:14):
that bring up with your family? Because obviously they might
what you They ain't nigga, y'all gonna benefit from the
del What you mean? I can't say nothing to me.
I'm a man who says something to granddadd about what
granddaddy do. Nobody I'm want them kind of man home
and no, I'm when I when I met the family reunion,
when I talked about the women listen to my nigga,
I'm an upstanding man of these people. So who goes

(39:35):
say something to me when you're walking in purpose and
making a difference in real life? Y'a don't think what
I'm saying on the internet. How many it don't affect
me in real life. Nobody's walking up to me approaching
me playing mad. Ain't nobody throwing rocks at my car?
I ain't no Nigga said, what's up, Nika, ain't think
I'm in the clubs every city I go, Nigga in
the neighborhood, giving back and nine nobody mad Homean they're

(39:56):
mad for the moment by what I said, because they've
been convicted by their spirit. Uh, Nigga hit him with
something or at some point. So now my woman can't
say nothing to me about what I think I'm doing right.
It's on the seat. Think I'm doing something wrong in
our marriage, but what I choose to be as a
man in life. Nah, can't nobody to speak to me
about that. Mama, nobody we keep the insuring paid for

(40:16):
that for you. So somebody asked, Charleston White, what do
you stand on or what do you stand for? How
do you respond to the dot I stand for? I
stand for my people, but not all my people, and
my people ain't all black people. Me and my people
got the same kind of mind. We walked with the
same kind of spirit, and we have like hearts, and
we don't believe and hurting one another. We spur one another.

(40:39):
Now I'm gonna let him make it. They ain't touched
you think about your woman. See, it's something greater than
what a nigga feel. See, my people ain't hurting each
other about what we feel. We're too busy trying to
do something for what we need. Most niggas, I know
that I really kill you. Got self make kids. Ain't
got time to kill you, nigga. Most niggas I know
a break your jaw, nigga, spur you because you got

(40:59):
to stay on this jaw. My nigga, that woman need
him to nigger on the internet hot and about what
they'll do here. Don't pay bills. He ain't got no
honor in his home. He don't leave no house. So
when I come get on the internet and get in
the character, that character stays on the internet. Nigga. When
I walked the streets and forward Texas, nigga, I'm Mr Charleston.

(41:19):
Two kids that will kill you. The O g niggas
is the one say hey, man, come pick up this
money for Christmas. Nigga streets. Give me five to ten
dollars to take mother's shopping. And I ain't got to
come back and get him. Niggas no receipts. They mamas
can't even borrow money from him. So what I'm telling
my people. You're nigga funck that internet. What I'm doing.
Go look in the mirror, because that's where it started.

(41:40):
Charity starts in the home. They don't start in your community.
They don't start in the black community. It start with
your baby, mama, your kids, because you gotta get right
with half. For you can get right with the kids
because she go put a barrier up. Nick, you are
kissing everybody else as nigga. You are getting along with
everybody else, but you can't for this hill. Nick. It's
a greater good over here, Nigga. So now Nigga ain't

(42:00):
worried about nothing. Nigga. In my mind, I'm on the
right side because I'm speaking against everything that hurt us.
It's just hurting people feelings. The way I'm saying it,
ain't nobody's saying I'm lying. Ain't nobody's saying I'm wrong, man,
It's just the way I said. Well, when Grandmama say, hey, y'all,
I'm for to go back, I'm for the gohill And
when I get back, I with Charcey. I want you
to watch them dishes, Keisha. I want you to valcuum

(42:21):
the living room. Kevin. I want you to do this now.
When they said that way, you stay on the game playing.
But they come and say, get y'all, goddamn, I'm whopping
your motherfucking' are you respond differently? Think about a rapper
who don't cuss, how would this sales be? His delivery
has to be like this. So if we're living in
a damn age where everybody's delivered a vulgar why would

(42:43):
I come to the internet nigga not being vulgar nigga?
They're fighting every day, We're watching people being killed, We're
watching live killings. Why would I not match what society
want to see? It's just hurting people feelings? But who fittings?
It hurt black people on the internet. It's not hurting
the truck drivers feeling. It ain't hurt the nigga feeling
getting up going to work. It ain't hurt nobody feeling

(43:03):
with people who are caught up on the internet. And
that's what I capitalized off for the lackluster, unproductive people
on the internet who I know I can offend controversy sales.
So let me ask you a question. What happened with
the whole Nipsey situation? Because a lot of people were
upset and in arms about that particular. They didn't go

(43:25):
to the funeral though they don't know they didn't. They
didn't get to meet ear Miss. They know the rapper lyrics.
They don't even know Nipsey Hustle. They don't even know Nipsey.
You gotta eat another name. They stuck on the character.
They'll never get to know ear Miss. So I was
living in California, right, I never knew he was that
popular with see him on the news every now and then.
Come back home. Don't nobody know Nipsey. I didn't know

(43:47):
really in California. We went to the store and everything.
I really know him. After he died, I'm back home saying, man,
they're throwing all this ship for this nigga. Who is it?
We don't know nothing about him? So I get invite
it to the funeral. I go to the funeral. I'm
going to hear about nil It's in the colosseum. I
walk in. Uh, I sit on the floor caddy corner

(44:10):
to celebrities or I'm looking up man motherfuler smoking weed.
They playing his music with custing in it. So I'm saying, man,
it's a dead body. Order's a casket. So as I'm
sitting there for Nil, I hear people talking about ear Mus. Man.
I didn't know that was his name. Most people don't
even know what They can't he pronounce the name, but
they can say nil. So I'm sitting there, man, I'm

(44:32):
listening to his mother. I listened to his brother, his father,
Lauren London. Then it's seven year old kid, little Wayne,
little boy come up there, and this little boy says,
last night, ear Miss came to me in a dream. Man.
Something hit me and I put that weed out and
the little boy force was so clear, and he said

(44:54):
he was in heaven. Come on, man, how can this
se who told their kids see that now they blew ship?
Who told us seven year old baby to say that?
How can he articulate y'all go listen to it when
we've done. How can you articulate that it was so
How how can that kid do that? He said, irri Miss.
He didn't say nips it. Nipsy was left back here

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for all y'all that don't know nothing about Iramus Erimans
went to heaven. Now I put that ship out. Now
I'm paying attention. So I'm with the Rolling sixties. I
spend the day with the Rolling Sixties. On the way back,
one of the founders of the Rolling Sixties, give me
a ride back to the neighborhood. Rob was at. He
didn't say nothing all day long, big old guy, he said, Man,

(45:38):
when when when nip was about twelve years old, he
came up to him and he said, he, big homie,
can I ask you a question? He said, why you
gang bang? That? Grown man told that kid, I gang
bangy because I was born to this twelve year old
kids said, well, big homie, when I grow up, I'm
gonna take care of the hood. That's long before nip
came along. Homie. I went and grabbed hold to the
spearmen of Ira miss while y'all hold on to the

(46:01):
demonic lyrics of Nipsey the gang banger. Nipsey, I'm gonna
turn these bitches in, and I'm gonna turn all these
bitches in the list man. That was just a character
talking home and Nigga had a daughter. Nipsey was a
guy that knew astrology. Now, I mean Iramis. So we
get stuck on the rap character and missed this great man.
So they're never right about Nipsey and a motherfucking history book.

(46:23):
But they're right about Iramis, and so our children be
be conditioned to this fucking rap name and to miss
that man's real name, Greatness Irinus. Now now Nip got
killed in man great So I went on a journey homey,
so it's easy for me to say the dead is dead,
but home. I don't speak ill on Iramus Funk, that character.
I know the man I wouldn't heard his mother heard

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kids when it was twelve years old. He had a
desire in his heart to do what he did. He
had to play a character to do it. Nigga, I
gotta play a character to do it. So Rat Williams,
Blue Sea nut Man, you can't speak on Charleston white
name to some people. I still get elected to work
with politicians, so it's easy for me to dispel that.

(47:05):
I come to assassinate those characters dead alive, so we
can look at those men. Let's talk about Earl Simmons
his drug addiction. But Keller, Nigga said, youre trying to
switch it up by saying that. Nigga can say, what
the funk you want to say? You're just talking. I'm
really doing this in real life. I really work with kids.
I really went you switching it up because you're talking.
I'm really doing this out of action, so you can

(47:27):
say what you want to say. I just told you
what I'm doing. I created a character just like the rapper,
so I can do what I'm doing. See, I don't
get no funding from the government. Everything comes out of
my pocket. See when I went to Dulph neighborhood home
after he died, I had a school teacher called me
from Memphis. Men, the city is morning. We need somebody
like you. Nigga went with pocket full of money. I

(47:47):
don't come to y'all cities and then go make it
rain in the strip club. I go make it rain
in the hood with the babies. Let's you basketball, y'all.
I gotta food truck ready pull up on some on
some water boards right now waiting on the corner. Locan
now home. I won't come to the titlet ball stick
my finals and pussy. So them niggas gona say that
them nigga, Yeah, they're gonna say that. But now, Nigga,
I do something totally different, Jack, so I can beat
this bold when I'm talk no no, see, y'all, lord

(48:10):
generation that nigga don't have to prove nothing, y'all. I
come from a generation they got to prove something to me. Nigga,
what is he doing in real life? No? No, no actions,
speak loud in words and what I was told. I
don't know if people believe that anymore. Yeah so no,
So that's where that that comes from. I went to
learn about Nipsey and got shapped in the face with
this guy, Ira miss h m hmm. Conversation is important.

(48:42):
So deep deep do you feel? I guess it's a
two part question. Do you care if? Do you feel misunderstood?
I don't give a damn nigga. I don't want to
be understood. No, nigga, if they understand me, they go
like men, quit me. Once they understand me, they go
quit watching me. Nigga, everything go go on. I don't
want to be understood. They're gonna stop watching the chapters

(49:04):
when they think they know. No, Nick, I'm playing on y'all.
Why y'all trying to understand me? Now? Stop trying to
understand me. You got some kids that need some understanding
from you. The time you say hold on, baby, I'll
be right there. Why you're watching me develop developing feelings
about me, your kids developing feelings about you, your coworker,
your supervisor, many on this goddamn phone, somebody like you

(49:26):
on the internet, tucking with me. I'm getting paid. I
don't know you feeling somebody feeling somewhere about you, motherfucker,
for what you're doing, for fucking with me. You don't
know it, like I don't know you're feeling. How you're feeling,
so funk how you feel I'm waiting on them YouTube.
Check the drop in the sponsorship that I get from
over here. Man, we and talk to some big ship,

(49:48):
but it's more for the youth, tolmi see. I walk
away from her and go off into the ghetto home
and use my platform for those people. So I can
speak against the industry. I can go against the nick.
I ain't got to be friends with nobody, nigga. Don't
nobody get me nothing. I ain't got to accept nothing, Hony.
I figured out a way how to get some money
out this ship, and if it's stopped, it's just like

(50:09):
the dope game. Did you get what you can get
and get out? Just don't buy clothe push it jewelry
and hold while You're getting the money, so that's the
that's so we just we're just trying to be clear.
That's the prior. The priority is getting the money and
be do what you do and of course, ay the
community in the youth. That's what it is. That's what
we're trying to get at. I think that's what we're
trying to can't understand and if people might not like it,

(50:32):
but it is what it is. This is how I'm
going to deliver it and how I'm gonnaccomplished what I'm
trying to do. This what's at the front of my mind,
uh me and you has grown men and it's adults.
When we say hey, y'all, let's do this and we
all agree to do something together, our first barrier is
our ideologies. Our first barrier to us doing something together

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is man. When you Christian, I'm Muslim, you like the chiefs,
I like the cowboys. So somewhere throughout our building, we
got a barrier that we're gonna use that's gonna stop
us from building. So once I started realizing, Homi, our
kids are the future, nigga, we don't have nothing. Men

(51:13):
all add us are online on social media, argon and
the kids are online argon, but we ain't paying the
kids to to the kids and to they kill one
another on today become a rapper, But we're paying attention
to everything else. Man, we're arguing with motherfucker will never
meet in life. And we're waking up and doing this
every day, and we are developing real feelings about people

(51:33):
will never meet. All the while those kids are developing
feelings about us. So I funk with the babies. Nigga,
da ain't got no hard feelings about me. So Frederick
Douglas has a quote that says it is much easier
to create strong children than it is to repair broken men.

(51:53):
We on the internet fighting trying to repair broken men
based on what you believe, based on what I believe,
based on what you went through, and what we're fighting
about this and our kids dying and our kids dying.
Only time we stopped fighting is when they kill a
grown black man on police shooting. If you noticed, murders
decline in America after a police shooting amongst black people

(52:16):
stopped killing each other. So God got to be talking
through death to us. As soon as the police shooting
go away, we go back to killing each other. So
I'm saying, fuck all, y'all grown people. They're feeling some
kind of bay. What what I'm saying when these kids
call on me, don't give a damn what. I don't
say it because they know I'm coming. I got ten

(52:36):
years of a proven track record, nigga with one Sometimes
I don't even have a car, and nobody's giving me money.
And I'm not digging. I'm not asking for donations. You
can't find one video one platform. I don't ask for cash.
I don't ask nothing from my people. I just talk
and gave him a character. I don't want no money.
Don't hit my cash out. I don't need your money. No.

(52:57):
I know how to get another kind of way. I
gotta non profit and we don't take no donation from
black folks. I know how to go across the railroad
tracks and played on the white bitch and have them
white boy mad about me playing on this white bit
about that money, and come back here and get it
to the baby's mighty fact. Man, I don't even give
me no money. They need a bunch of shoes and
drawls and things. If you can brang it like that.
I don't even want the money. No, no, my nigga,

(53:19):
I know what I'm doing because I showed up with
a plan. I'm just new to y'all. Then people got
ten years of this. It worked, It worked, and I
had no intention that it to get me here. I
was blind man shuffling with a character trying to deliver
a message, but nigger really trying and get that money.
Go watch Social Dilemma home and see they make trillions
of dollars off of us just being on there, just

(53:42):
being on her home. They know what we like, they're
studying us. So I'm saying, if they're doing this to us,
how can I get money from doing the same thing
on here? If they where they get the money from?
So ship and they got tapped in and I ain't
trying to follow their rules neither. Oh, I don't know
why people feeling how they're feeling on me when we've

(54:02):
been listening to rap music from these yels. They should
be used to this ship because it should be direct,
like you food on them, killed people. They got a
war going on so bad they went to a graveyard.
Say how many with pictures? How much direct can you be?
Where was the outrage for that? Think about that? Homer
didn't neigga killing each other and going to the grave

(54:23):
sites nigga taughting the mama's what's the little kid named?
They got kid in that car? Come on home? And
how much more direct can you be? How can y'all
look at that and be desensitized to that? You know why?
Because the truth nigga hurts. Don't knowhing else hurt about
the truth. I'm hurting y'all with some truth in this character. Sorry,

(54:43):
low down, dirty nigga cow with motherfucker's ain't never killed
no white boy. Nigga. You nigga talking about hurt me
and ain't nobody talking about her? George, You're nigg talking
about putting prices on nigga's head. Ain't nobody putting that
on george head? And George then yeah, come on, Homer,
ain't now something died behind George Floyd? And now why
woman been slapped? None of that. But y'all gonna keep
doing this to your people, nigga and dancing and singing

(55:05):
and showing money doing it. You got a young boy
one time, nigga. See y'all niggas go die. Look at
the money challenge. Now we're doing what them baby is
doing you think I'm gonna join in with y'all, homie.
In my mind, nigga, All y'all going ahead. They think
I'm wrong in my mind, y'all can't have a god
and y'all Nigga, this is a generation of Black people

(55:25):
that worship idols. Grandmama and them told us these times
was coming. This is a generation. That's why they started
with us, Nigga, with the word of magazines putting it
on the wall. We was worshiped. That's why kids don't
know none but entertainers. Nigga. They're idols, American idol Nigga.
We don't worship the hard working daddy and make the
sacrifices Nigga to stay where yet, Nigga, we worship idols.

(55:49):
So of course I know they in darkness. I'm in light.
So they got to come up against me. I'm cutting
the lights. Hey, man today say man, I know this Jack,
so I don't give a damn by nothing, nigga. And
I know if something happened Nigga when I transition over, Nigga,
massetters waiting on me, Nigga. No, the massetters waiting on me.
Nick every one hundred years old ni could say, somebody
like me come along every one hundred years. That's what

(56:11):
they say. And he said me seven years old. So
I can't worry every about your old home because in
my in my world, I can get a nigga out
of jail with this nigga. In my world, a mayor
don't want to make me mad. Now, Nigga, my world
don't open because I use this platform to shut you down. Nigga.
We shut a prison down. Nigga got some charges overturned
because the mother said they locked us on up for nothing.

(56:32):
We shut the prison down. Nigga making phone calls off
my YouTube channel. Y'all bullshitting with the platform. Dick Gregory said, Nigga,
it's more powerful than the president or nigga with one
ded No, I ain't using it for bullshit, nigga, And
I'm rattling in cages and it's working my nigga. So
I sleep good at night, nigga, and carry a gun
every day. And to keep a nigga that can get

(56:53):
on the gun with our plane and he can sneak
to do all kind of thing the make. Oh yeah, nigga,
we read it now, we read No. I got on
me behind me on me. When I say Nigga nation,
it's it's Nigga's hilt, Nigger nation. All fifty states like gay.
But we now we got land, Nigga. We do training
tacticals all that. Now, Nigga real underground railroad, Nigga rock

(57:15):
and throw everywhere by myself any country town. Now them,
coach niggas is a little different. Yeah, day dang, that's
not our land. When coastal niggas. I'm on the plantation, Jack,
runaway slave running down here, Jack, But I don't go
to the coast. Ain't nothing for niggas on them, Coach Nigga.
This is us down here. I stand in where the
niggas bled and died in. I don't want to leave
the South, Jack. So now I gotta know what I'm doing.

(57:37):
I don't studied all the greats. I don't read about
Vladimir putting Nigga. I know about North Korean Little. I
don't study all the world leaders on me, Napoleon, all
the world leaders. I studied one of the Black Panther
Party niggas drew Cleveland. That's where I get the narrative
of raping white girls from He went and done it done,
the food, raping white girls as a black panther party member.

(57:57):
It's all them bens. Come on me, if you go
read the books what I'm doing. I put it in
the character from the books. That's and movies, because we
based our lives off the song what happened when we
break up? We put them songs in what are we
ready to do? A driverbot? We put them songs in
what we want to get high? We put them songs
in or we watched them movies. That's where we derive
our characters from in life. So now we got the Internet.

(58:19):
The kids see me eating breakfast with my wife. They
see me because my wife out and she still get
up and make me breakfast and still be sweet. They
see me get up every morning, drop my daughter and
son to school. I drove through three cities to do
this every morning, and I recorded. I'm showing these kids
are new different kind of beer cost that they wouldn't
get to see in their real life, with the same
traits and characteristics of the niggas they see in their neighborhood.

(58:42):
So when it's all said and done, nigga, when they
look at me, they're gonna have to google me and nigga.
What's wrote about me and what the white folks will say? Well,
I promise you will supersed nigga. My name is stamped
with the Supreme Court on me Amika's brief to abolish
Jevelnile life without parole and only sixteen I've worked with
over fifty U S. Congressional. You think these people ain't

(59:04):
watching me. You think these saying come on. You think
I've been on a privit phone call with the Rock
Obama after the Baltimore and Ferguson rode. You think that
people ain't watching me. They know it's a character. It's
what everybody say. The school still called me and I'm
gonna how about I rape people? Come on? Date, It's
a character. The rappers are saying it. They're saying in

(59:25):
a different way that you like, I put a Molly
in a drink and she knew it, came back here
and he just said it in a different way. He's
not saying it's rape. I'm open and saying, man, that's rape. Well,
we were doing that's raping. The average nigga rape. He
don't know how to get a girl. We was taught
and she said no, keep trying. We're not taught. If
she says stop stop Nick, keep trying. Come on, fellas,

(59:47):
they ain't never stopping on the first note. Come on,
you stop on the note. No, d find another spot.
You're trying to find another spot that I activate her
to say Yes this time you might have kissed on her.
Thought next time you buy the ass you're gonna try

(01:00:08):
to do something to act you are You're gonna try
to get a drunk. Say baby, want to come over
in the house and drink? Hey man, you smoke? You
wanna find out what she do to lessen her? Nigga?
You don't want to find out what she do nigga?
She now you wanta you like to drink? Baby? What
y'all like to drink? Baby? You smoke? What y'all should be? Popill?
You want to find out what she do to lessen her,

(01:00:29):
nigga so you can take advantage how your way? It
ain't buy huck. If we're being honest, guys, nigga, I
come to be honest in this character. When I'm wrong,
I say I'm wrong. Yeah, called my wife a bit sometimes,
nigga ain't nothing run my bitch. Can nobody tell me
how to talk to my bid I funk home when
she needs to be fun. Baby, don't talk, okay, baby,
I'll be trying. And I feel bad too, baby, Yeah,

(01:00:51):
I feel bad when I see it, but I do it,
don't so now, so that's my flaw. Nigga. People get
to see me grow other people high, and they flaws
if I was doing any thing wrong. At this point.
The nigga that I bought cocaine from told this woman,
you know I said that nick cocaine. She go tell
her home. Girl said you don't neg stoll cocaine. So
they're gonna come out with what I do un done.
Ain't nobody go hide my secrets. So I had to

(01:01:12):
be willing to come to this light homey flowers and
all take whatever ridicule to come with me. Nigga ain't
got no dirt on my name, my nig It ain't
no nigga in jail. Howeybody he put me in jail.
It ain't no nigga hotta bout yeah, man, I got it.
Ain't none of that home. So I can play this
character as if I do it, because I ain't never
done it, but I will do it. Put me in
that situation. Yeah, I will put me in that situation.

(01:01:34):
I will do it. Yeah, how many? And if I
see a crime that's being committed, a nigga, don't winning
done something? And I saw it? Yeah? He wrong and
you need to go to jail. Why you want to
do something get away with it? Nigga, you're a coward.
Why you want to kill me and not get caught?
You nigga want to be able to run through our
neighborhood and kill with no consequences. You want no snarl? Nigga,
you're killing, Go to jail. You robbed, go to jail.

(01:01:55):
You sell a dope? Okay, nigga, just what you need?
Bond money, law your money and coming here your money.
Don't call you mama. Who you call you go to
save baby now, don't call you bitch. Nigga. She needs
the money for bills. She need gas money, nigga to
get the work that twining lots she sent you every week. Nigga,
that hurt the household. You ain't got no hustle, nigga, No, no,
you need to tell on somebody, Come on up out
of there. You ain't got no money. No no, they

(01:02:17):
pay for nigga to tell you ain't got no money
to tell on somebody to get out of that. You
don't know how to get out. You don't know what
to do when you go to jail. Nigga, you got
the call to your mama and your sister them. Now
I was told you don't bother them people, My nigga,
you play on the guard. You find a hustle, you
call your partner, the nigga that you call your crying partner.
You don't call your mama, You don't call grandmama, you

(01:02:38):
don't call your woman. Nigga. The nigga's weak. Hold me
so now nigg gotta come up under a different area.
I got old niggas that still talk to me in
their sevnties and eighties. Hold me what I'm gonna listen
to y'all for and y'all and y'all feelings they getting
rid of to die, leaving something behind. Talking about a
race of people, nigga, We don't forgot about it. Who
was called niggas our grandmothers and great grandmothers. Nigga, we

(01:02:58):
don't even go to the family union no more even
try to learn about us. But we'll go to a
free Nieker consture now home, and so I come to
do something different than what's being done, and obviously it's working.
So let me ask you a question. So, when you
were initially incarcerated, there were I think three maybe four
of the correctional officers that kind of like put their

(01:03:21):
jobs on the line to stand up for you, to
prevent you from having to go to the adult facility.
The state recommendation for me to go to prison at
a team and they basically like went to war for you,
saying that you need to stay where you are because
it'll be too much. No, no, no, that that that
wasn't it. My all. I had a I had a
badass lawyer by the name of Carl Mallory. So when

(01:03:44):
I went to the juvenile facility, uh, and I landed
into this state. So it was we was aged from
twelve to twenty one, and everybody in this facility was
either there for capital murder, murder, attempted capital murder, kidnapping, arson,
sexual assault, or something somebody. So we considered the first
generation of children in Texas who begin to commit these crimes,

(01:04:06):
and so we fell up under this juvenile law that
was called the Texas Juvenile Determined sentencing law where a
kid can be sentenced up to forty years. So when
I went into this institution, the requirements were you stayed
there toil your a team based on the hans of
your crime. So I really didn't have a hanness crime
based on your behavior. Murder wasn't considered hainus. Uh not not.

(01:04:28):
No murders not considered hainous. The nature of the crimes
would make it hainous. Stabbing stabbing somebody in ninety three times.
I knew a twelve year old staff somebody nating three times.
That was hanus. He did his whole thirty years. Uh So,
So based on the state's recommendation, they were based it
off what did juvenile facility say, uh, your behavior and

(01:04:48):
then the state were, you know, recommend you go to prison.
I wanted to go to prison, so when I went
to juvenile, I tried to go to prison. So my
whole four years I remember character. No, No, I'm a kid.
A kid is not in character, kid is impulsive, a
kid is in poor. Kid can't play no character. Your
kid can't hide from you. His behavior is gonna tell

(01:05:10):
you what's going on. So I'm a kid that comes
from a good, home, loving, nurturing, never been exposed to
no kind of nothing. But boy, I'm enthusiast about it.
Now that's what I'm saying. You're in character trying to
go to prison. I was already there. Now I want
to This is this is what I'm looking for. Even
though I don't want to be locked up, I wanted

(01:05:31):
to go. As a kid. You can't rationalize nothing. You
just stupid and you whatever you think you think because
you don't have a developed brain. So in my mind,
this how you be a man. I don't want to
be here till I'm a team mom. I can do
three months, but now you gotta be a team. What
you're gonna do kill yourself. So now that I know,
I got to be hero man. You adapt? How can

(01:05:54):
a seven year old girl take being molested to she's
six teams? She adapts. How can a boy take being
beaten from the timey born to they leave it? They adapt?
Right a kid? Grown folks can't adapt, We'll break. Children
have resiliency that allows them to adapt. So when I'm
in this environment, I adapt, and I'm a kid that

(01:06:15):
can reflect. Right, So when I go to looking around,
I ain't never seen no crips. I ain't never seen
no kid that was mistreated. I'm seeing some different kind
of kids that I ain't ever seen in real life.
But they appealed to me based on the culture. So
when I landed in the state jewels system or that
gang bang and ship was everything I was looking for.
I'm a first time being exposed to it a close

(01:06:36):
and personal as a kid. I don't live in the hood.
I don't see this ship, boy, and I got to
learn saw that ship. Nigga. I couldn't wait to John.
I just had to sit back and see who would
pick me. Nigga, I'm a little nigger that all my
uncles like, so I know how to appease the big homies.
And I'm a brave heart little guy. Right, I'm a ball.
I'm a brave heart little guy. So the older niggas

(01:06:57):
took to me because I fight nig I knew what
to do. I knew how to get in the nick.
My uncle and them told me prisoner stories. They made
it sound cool, so I knew how to get in around.
Give me a walk. I'm known for having one of
the bat and walks in that motherfucker. So I'm adapting
and I'm picking up on what's the culture. Nigger gang
banger is starting to take off. It's ninety one, it's

(01:07:19):
starting to come down off South. It's starting to take off.
So yeah, I won't end. So soon as I joined Nigger,
I want to be a leader. Now everybody want a reputation,
no manute. So I earned the name see nut because
I'm a nut. Do a goddamn fool. I fight the
guards into people. So within two years of joining the gang, man,
I became a gang leader because I'm putting on right.

(01:07:39):
I want to be Every kid want to be accepted.
That's why nigga shoot them gun Nigga wanta if you
want to be accepted. I'm the nigger winning to go
all to the extent to be accepted. So once I
got in and I started writing home to my mother
like gang bangers crossing out the bees. Now I don't
believe in God no more. Now I got an identity
that I thought I wanted. More boys get their identities

(01:08:01):
from their father. We come to the street trying to
find an identity because we don't have nobody to give
it to us in the home. Our mothers can't give
us identities we can't identify with her. So I went
and found my identity as a gangster from the culture.
At first, I was getting it from the music. The
music propagates it, it promotes it. The movie solidified, right,
So now you got we're going from black exploitation. So

(01:08:24):
we're going from an era where nigga we want to
be pimps. Young nigga talking about pimping on the girls.
So we showed God mistreat We're coming from the Black exploitation,
the mac super fly. The culture shapes us. That's why
we're drilling, right. So my culture shaped this little kid
I'm telling y'all about. My mother was at work providing
a wonderful life. I'm watching tell of you. They took
building them off TV. Nigga, we got boys in the hood.

(01:08:46):
Minutes to society. Bill Kaby wasn't appealing to me. Easy
was Uncle Wayne with that pimping was yeah, that nigga
or that better world ship with the college, That ship
than appeal to me. Nick. I wanted to be what
I saw, what we thought is right. So that's what
I went in there to be, and that's what I became.
I became one of the worst children based on my behavior.

(01:09:07):
But I'm acting. So you got people like myself who
work with children. They're sitting back looking well, for one,
this nigga getting a visit every other weekend. Nic, I'm
wearing Michael Jordan's Space Jam tennis shoes, and there the
same jacket that we went to jail for kidding that
white man. For me, I gotta start a jacket for Christmas.
In there, I gotta say a game, girl. And we're
a cod facility. We get off capital visit. So these

(01:09:28):
people work with children, they see based off your background,
your mother, they see men. This kid come from a
good home. Oh man, he playing, So now they're looking
at how you do well in academics in school. You're
taking site this man, this kid really intelligent, he playing
and acting. He ain't got no abuse. They seeing the difference.
So rather so, and then the workers know based on

(01:09:50):
my behavior, I got a bad rap. Right, So when
I go back to court, I'm in this facility for
four years. Two years of my files is missing. They're
doing every thing manually during these times. Ain't no computing
everything manually. How can y'all sending this kid to prison
when I was there? So long, they're moving me around
in all kind of behavior modification program lock up, so

(01:10:11):
they're shifting them fire. How can y'all send this kid
to prison? So my lawyer capitalized on that. So rather
than we can't go off this fire on them, so
they had to send me back to this facility. My
lawyers subpoenaed though people because they can't come they work
for the state. They can't go against the state and
their state employee. My lawyer was sharp enough to subpoena
in their mothers. They worked with him on. Wouldn't they know? Boy,
them two fires that were missing. Somebody from the facility

(01:10:33):
gave him to my mother, snuck and mill him to him.
They're trying to re erode your son. So when we
go to court, those four people came back to a subpoena.
They ain't have nothing good to say. All they said,
yeahly got potential. How do you know based on this
nigger behavior? Look at all these people following him. Look
how little here and here a gang? May may I
snapped my fingers and start a ride. Think about how

(01:10:54):
tough I sound on this internet and I'm in there
seven years These niggasednig run Prisonsniga is on the internet
talking what they say minute. Nigga was a hole man.
I went with infoms. We went back to the facility
of the staff that worked there for forty years. No man,
because I was reading books them. Nigga, we was playing
Domino and as a little bit of boy, I saw

(01:11:14):
size didn't mean anything. The heart in the mind does.
So now Nigga, now and then I could tell it.
I get you jumped on breakfast lunching town and Nigga
went to prison for me. My Nigga, doopery could have
went home on nick when they had a twenty years sentence.
How many could have went home when Nigga went to
the pin for me the eighteen years I only had
to do with four This niggas did thirty years for me.

(01:11:34):
Nigga because I told him to do what they no. Nigga.
So when they come home, guess what. I'm in a
better position. Come home and we're working with kids. Now,
it blew their mind. Now I'm back training the staff
at those same lockop facilities all two hundred and fifty
four counties in the state of Texas. That's what I
was gonna ask, Did you have you ever had any
interaction with those particular for that stood up for you

(01:11:58):
or whatever they did since you've been out. Yeah, I
put together reunion like seven years ago where fifty of
us went back and I used my own money to
put on a barbecue for the staff and the students
who were like five dred people. All the staff who
had retired from there came back, uh the governor. It
was a real big event. So they had an opportunity

(01:12:20):
to see what redemption really looked like in real life. Kids.
All of us had killed somebody and they got to
see that weird and we was the one they thought
wouldn't make it. Yeah, I was the one they strung
up and down. Would have been dead at twenty five.
So when I showed back up, they like Charleston White man.
So it's rewarding for them to see this. Yeah, it's
real reward. And so I came up to beat them.

(01:12:41):
I grew up to beat them all the kids in
the state to take you don't kill us, you know,
Mr White, Mr Charleston Nigga. Everybody know col the man
I need to promote nigga wrong niggas. Everybody know that him.
What they was looking for for nigga stop doing what
he was doing when you start. Consistency is the key
nigga to winning black people over. You gotta stayed consistent.
When I got broke, I stayed doing it. When it

(01:13:03):
was raining I break up with MC girl, I stayed
doing it. I never stopped doing it on me even now,
I ain't stopped doing it. So I got to be
doing something right. Solution for putting up the big facts
back for having the conversation of your perspective? Where can
everybody check you out? Ship? And they know how to

(01:13:23):
find me they already. I don't even know that ship's real.
Charleston White on YouTube, Man, that's all I know in banded.
Charleston White on Instagram. I'm trying to get banned off
Instagram again. Intentionally yeah yeah, intentionally yeah yeah, I don't. Well,
I don't want to keep getting my fitting hurt. You
keep taking something from me, so that means you rule
over me. I want to be on here and you

(01:13:43):
take it from it, so now I don't want to
be I'm gonna do what I gotta do and now
so being on hell yeah, so now hold me. Ah,
I don't want to submit to to what social media
is doing to to two people. It's becoming keen. If
everybody they can shut you do social media. It beat
the American president. It's silenus the president that has never happened,

(01:14:06):
never never. So if you go watch the social man
no home and funk that No Nigga, I'm waking. We're
waking up, grabbing for our phone before we pray to
God for Nigga. Pis he wonta about to be bad.
But the bird gett somebody's eye trying to see what
I'm sending the message like pin and looking no home.
I got to benefit some kind of what it's no man,

(01:14:29):
I'm telling I'm at my daughter's volleyball game, Nigga, I'm
seeing her in my peripheral looking up to see if
I'm looking. I've been noticing she's been doing that since
gymnastics when she was three. That's why they said daddy, daddy,
look and all they do a jump off the couch.
They want that attention. So I'm saying, man, God, I
can't put it down. So Nigga got to figure out

(01:14:50):
how to get some money out of it because I
can't put it down, just like every other motherfucker. It's
the only difference of the other motherfucker on the opposite end,
they and they feelings every day on this motherfucker. And
I ain't bringing my footings to this ship, then I
ain't bringing my life to this ship. Nick, you ain't
gonna know me on on the internet. You go get
to know me on the internet for so you can

(01:15:10):
ridicule me. The end of that ain't never left nobody
else think about that. Why would you bring the real
YouTube the internet. You ain't never seen no woman on
our way to the beauty shop when she's looking, how
she looking without that wig, going live talking before she
get there. Now she gonna get pretty, put them she
go make up for she get on. Now we don't
we we don't go live fresh in the morning. We

(01:15:32):
got white stuff right here and it's now we don't
do that. We make up for the camera. So I
want to remind people now home it don't get stuck
on this nigger on hell he made up. But if
you look at the real man that is playing this
character nigger, you're really be appreciative of who he is
and why he got to play there. Yeah, I can't work.
I see everybody yeah, yeah, No, I can't get a job.
Everybody know me for someone. No, I can't work, no

(01:15:54):
wheld man, And then I don't want to work. It
ain't never work. So now, nigga, I got to figure
out how to eat. I'm eating, and all I've been
telling say home, get out of my way. I ain't
talking to you, and you get out of my way.
I ain't talking to you. Everybody is mad at me,
have personalized what I said, and I don't even know them.
So do you have anything that you like to do
for fun? Do you have fun at all? Yeah? Yeah,

(01:16:15):
I have fun every night? Why uh? I unplugged the
owned star on the car so I can sneak over
to my favorite strip club locally, meet me and my
buddies and get over that corner and let them little
girl sit on my lap and feel that pope through
the gene, and then go home and sunk my wife
really good. Yeah I love that. Yeah. Yeah, it's like

(01:16:37):
revving up there. It's like revving up the line more
than by time I get to the car, I'm ribbed
the baby. I'm on my way home. Baby, I left
the studio, yeah yeah, yeah, And then I hook up
the GPS when I'm falling away from the location. Uh yeah,
and go on home and go to work, jump off
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