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The Untold Staten Island Chronicles
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Exclusive access to premium content!Loyalty, reputation, and the raw truth behind street confrontations take center stage in this unfiltered conversation that exposes the complexities of urban survival. When allegations of snitching surface, ST makes a powerful declaration: "I have never been in a position to tell on nobody... I'm the nigga they offer people immunity for." This bold statement anchors a candid exploration of how federal cases really work and the strategic thinking that keeps certain players out of federal crosshairs.
The narrative reaches its emotional peak with a blow-by-blow account of "the Harbor incident" – a public confrontation where calculated restraint proved more valuable than retaliation. "I was there making money...I made close to three grand right on the spot," reveals ST, illustrating how sometimes absorbing a beating can be the ultimate power move. What unfolds is a masterclass in psychological warfare, as he describes taunting his attacker with chilling questions about consequences while deliberately choosing not to fight back.
Beneath these dramatic stories lies a nuanced examination of respect, history, and complex relationships. From childhood bonds formed through protection ("he fed me mad times when I was hungry") to the dangerous evolution of beefs in the social media age ("you're too busy trying to get me killed"), the conversation peels back layers of street politics that rarely see daylight. We witness the delicate balance between old loyalties and new realities, all governed by unwritten codes that determine survival.
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of you like yeah, did you tell? Uh, uh, you know his situation and he says he didn't tell outright. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Like he speaks on it directly yeah, I give it to him, but listen to what I'm telling you. Of course he's gonna say that now he's at a different place in life. He's free. Now he he need niggas for shit. He didn't need niggas for shit in there. Now, me personally, I won't get into that with him online and none of that. But personally between him and I, he know that. I know what's going on. Niggas know that. That's no the truth you heard.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Everybody knows that. That's why it's hard for niggas to come at me. Bro, I ain't never tell on nothing, bro, I never Let me tell you something E-Card that you need to understand. Yo, bro, I have never been in a position to tell on nobody. You heard?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Can you understand that?
Speaker 1:I mean, if you get arrested, that's that's that's being in a position, ain't it?
Speaker 2:Want me to tell you why I never been in a position to tell on nobody bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:For the longest of times I have been the nigga that they wanted, bro, the shit that they accusing me of, it's nobody for me to tell. You understand what I'm saying. When you in violence, you can't tell on drugs to get out of violence, you understand what I'm saying. And when you in a certain level of violence, you can't tell yourself out of trouble, you can only tell yourself into more trouble, not if they're giving you immunity.
Speaker 2:I'm telling you, my brother, before you even get to that point Nah, bro, nah, I'm the nigga that they offer people immunity for. You heard, I'm the nigga they want to put in the cage, bro. I'm telling you. I'm telling you, they always want me, bro, they want me. I'm a dickhead. I be violated. They want me, bro, they want me, bro, they want me, bro. Every time they want me, they don't want to hear shit. I got to say. Everybody already telling on me by the time I get there yeah, look at this shit now. Everybody trying to find a way to tangle me up in, they bullshit, fuck out of here. I'm smarter than y'all niggas. I wasn't involved in that shit. I had my time with all of that shit, all the shit that niggas is really shining with now, most of the illegal shit. I did that shit as a teenager, bro, I'm good on it, like I'm super straight on it ran blocks, I did all. I did all. I did all of that as a teenager. I'm good, I'm good.
Speaker 1:But yeah, you got spree and all them niggas from that indictment, okay yeah, I mean I think the the staten Island Chronicles with them is pretty much up, though you know what I'm saying. Spree got on the shit and act like he never told on nobody.
Speaker 2:That nigga told on everybody, all them niggas. Everybody in that case told bro, everybody in that case told Tone Bone was a part of that case.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he told who.
Speaker 2:Let me tell it, but he, the only one that I was hearing, didn't tell. But from what I understand, all of them had to take what's called a co-defendant plea agreement, you heard?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:And everybody got a cop out. They give them a certain amount of time. So let's say it's 15 niggas. They may say here, here go 200 years. Y'all niggas, split that shit up amongst yourselves. Everybody got to do at least three. Split it up amongst yourselves and the lawyers of the defendants will straighten that shit out. So all of them had to do some level of telling, because when you plead guilty you have to admit what you did and what your co-defendants did. That's snitching. You heard? Yeah, because if any one of your co-defendants don't want to take that agreement, you got to tell on them.
Speaker 1:You got to tell on them you ever did a Fed bid.
Speaker 2:Hell, no, hell, no, bro. I never been in federal custody. Thank you, jesus. Bread and butter no, my brother. No, I don't get involved. I don't do federal crimes, my brother. I don't commit federal crimes. I don't do that. I don't do that. I don't kidnap All that fed shit. I don't do that type of stuff, bro. I shoot a nigga with a gun that I got right there, right there. I don't transport, I don't do that type of shit, bro. It's stupid, it's mad crimes that they tell you you could do that. Don't bother the fags. Why would you go do some shit that's going to bother them?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's a fact. What happened? No, I said that's a fact.
Speaker 2:And believe what happened. Nah, I said that's a fact and, believe it or not, I always live like that. That's why I don't got no friend cases, bro. I stay out. They way, man niggas be wanting to be something, they not. I'm not that guy. But yeah, I just want to reach back out to you. I just can't fucking go live this shit. I can't go on that shit for a few more months. I gotta finish up this contract I'm working out right now. I'm almost done with this shit. I'm working fast. That's why I'm working so hard to get it done fast, like Tupac. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I feel you, but I think we should do a podcast and wild the city up man, Just wild everybody up bro.
Speaker 2:I don't know, bro, I got a lot of shit at stake with me going on social media with you.
Speaker 1:It's a lot of shit at stake. It's not on social media at all. It's not on Instagram, not on Facebook.
Speaker 2:That's social media too, bro. Fucking YouTube is social media.
Speaker 1:Nah, not YouTube. I'm on my own website. I'm on a podcast, you know, apple Music.
Speaker 2:Spotify. I'm on a podcast, you know, apple Music, spotify. To the best of my understanding, all podcasts are considered social media. But either way, I can't do none of that public shit with you for a number of reasons. For a while it don't make sense, bro. You never linked with me personally my people, that I fuck with my business people. They don't want me dealing with people like you that won't link with me personally, my people, that I fuck with my business people. They don't want me dealing with people like you that won't link with me personally. They don't want me dealing with y'all. I gotta respect that, because these are the people that really do link with me and really do give me bread and really do put opportunities on the table for me. I'm not fucking with nobody that won't come around me, bro, straight like that. I ain't fucking with nobody that won't come around me. I'm good on that, because if I'm telling you I ain't going to do nothing to you, bro, you was just in.
Speaker 1:Connecticut. I was trying to link you. You was acting scary, nigga.
Speaker 2:No, I told you, I told you I was out there. You ain't, I ain't, I ain't. Take you serious bro.
Speaker 1:I ain, Bro. I called you and said what's up right now, let's get it, let's link up. You was like I got this bitch, I'm going to link you tomorrow. Nigga, I was dead ass. I was in a whip ready to come link you wherever you was at in Connecticut.
Speaker 2:I'm like yo pull up. You're like I'm in the harbor right now. I'm like yo pull up. That was a ghost run. Nah, that wasn't a ghost run.
Speaker 1:You know what happened. My phone got cut off while I was in Staten Island. That's why I stopped answering everybody. I paid the bill when I got back to Connecticut.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's all I'm saying. I tried to link several times. You know what I'm link several times. You know I'm saying if I would have linked with you, then it makes sense for certain people. It could make sense for me to keep doing anything in the public with you. I I linked with the nigga. This is not no play play shit. I'm, that's one of my main things. It ain't no real shit. You see, I talked all that shit. I went to that harbor of it. One nigga had the heart to do something to me out of all of the shit they've, bro, all of the niggas was out there. You know that right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but you said that shit was a prank anyway, right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's a prank. Ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha.
Speaker 1:Niggas said they got that shit recorded.
Speaker 2:They do. I told a nigga to record this shit. They scared the gibber to me.
Speaker 1:They said you had that thing on you, though, nigga. They said I had the thing with me. Yeah, they said you had a bag on you, a bag with you. You had that thing in there.
Speaker 2:Nah, I ain't God. Told the nigga, senor, don't put your hand in her bag. I said yo, I ain't got it. I opened the bag, showed the nigga I ain't got it. I passed the bag to somebody and walked off with him.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, they did say that though.
Speaker 2:I passed the bag to somebody and walked off with him. That nigga was scared to death. Bro, that nigga was scared, scared. I ain't like seeing him that scared. You heard who?
Speaker 1:He been, but didn't he whoop your ass?
Speaker 2:Yeah, once he find out. I ain't had a grip. I said come on, take a walk. He said who I'm walking somewhere with you. For I asked him who I'm walking with you somewhere. That was the first thing that came out of his mouth who I'm walking with you somewhere On his tippy toes backing up.
Speaker 1:At that point you had the bag with you, I had my hand in the bag. Yeah, so he was nervous.
Speaker 2:I was putting my hand towards the guy, he said don't put your hand in that bag. I said why am I walking with you? So weird? He was just so scared, bro, that nigga was scared to death. Bro, that nigga was scared. I never seen E scared like that before I ain't want to break. I seen each kid like that before I ain't want to break, I ain't want to. I would have ended his career. Right thing if I started fighting him back. Bro, that nigga can't beat me.
Speaker 1:So you just wasn't fighting back.
Speaker 2:That's where it's a boo. Why ain't swing one punch, not one head, but not one knee? Only thing I did was grab him to stop him from slamming me crazy and block punches Weaved a on no punches back at that man, why you do that, though?
Speaker 1:Why you ain't whip him out? I was there.
Speaker 2:My nigga. I was there making money bro. I made bread right then and there I made close to three grand right on. I was making money, bro. I wasn't there for that, and it was mad kids out there bro, and I say yo nah, bro. He almost tripped me. I almost stabbed that nigga twice.
Speaker 1:How you almost stab him if you ain't have nothing. Oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Something like I never leave my house without a weapon, bro. I had a pen and I had a pen knife.
Speaker 1:So why you ain't do nothing when he was whooping you out?
Speaker 2:Because I didn't want to my brother. You don't understand who you dealing with. Nigga, I'm a supervillain. I was testing yo, bro, the shit that I was saying to that nigga while he was throwing punches. Bro, if you would have heard the shit I was saying really.
Speaker 1:What you was saying.
Speaker 2:You would have been proud of me.
Speaker 2:You heard what you was saying I'm telling you, you would have been proud of me. When nigga landed one of them shits, I said I wish he caught up to see me now. Yo, nigga punched me so hard, bro, yo, when I was in the air, I said I wish he caught up to see me right now. You hear me. The nigga punched me. I landed on top of the car. The nigga hit me so hard. You heard me, I was talking some shit. You hear me, I was. You know, I was hurling some crazy insults. You hear me, I was talking about some shit. And then, no, no, it was beautiful. I wish you could have seen it. It was beautiful, I'm telling you. You gotta put yourself in the mind of of a, of a Joker cartoon, of any of the Marvel cartoons, when a supervillain is about to get crushed. You hear me.
Speaker 1:Yo, that dick-sucking bitch Nana was there oh yeah, I chased her.
Speaker 2:I ran up on her, it was beautiful. You chased her. Yes, I'm a fool, she was running. I chased her. Yes, I'm a fool, she was running. I chased her, she chased me, it was fun. It was fun, it was fun. You don't want to fuck with me. That's why I don't fuck with you, no more, e Carter, because you don't want to come and record the buffoonery, bro, we could have linked up when you was out here.
Speaker 1:I swear to God, bro, you don't fucking with me is out here.
Speaker 2:I swear to God, bro, You're too busy trying to get me killed, nigga.
Speaker 1:How the fuck I'm trying to get you killed. I'm not the killer, nigga.
Speaker 2:You don't have to. You know, the first reported case of conspiracy to commit murder was when King David sent his man one of his best friends to riot at his site. He sent him to the front lines, he put him on front street and that shit got him killed and God charged him with that. So when you post this shit like that, those accusations, bro especially after the way that you and I deal with each other when you're posting those accusations and you know how I travel anybody can see those accusations and get nervous and kill me in my travels. Bro, that's why I don't fuck with you like that, because I care about your life and I never did anything to harm your life. I never sanctioned anybody doing anything to your life.
Speaker 2:This social media shit is not that important to me. Nothing is that important to me to make me jeopardize your life. So when I see that you don't react like that with me, I can't put my morals and principles on you, but I will not fuck with you the same way, bro, period. I care about your life, you don't care about my life, bro, can't fuck with that like that. I got to be very cautious with people like you who care more about putting out some fucking more content than about my life, like if S is dead tomorrow, you get zero more content out of me, bro, you got to stop doing that shit, brother. If you care about my life, you know how I live and y'all niggas is fake and you know I'm the real thing. You can't play with my life like that, no more, bro.
Speaker 2:I don't play with your fucking life, I feel you on that, I feel you on that, but you gotta remember you started that whole social media shit between me and you because I never played with you on social media at all. Nonetheless, even after that, we got past that and even through that, I never played with your life, my brother.
Speaker 1:Bro, you was talking about clapping me on social media. Yeah, I don't know, Bro, I'll send you a video clip right now. You was like Elliot, when I see you, when I catch you, you was talking crazy that one time you came out to Connecticut.
Speaker 2:No, you don't know that. That night, when I got back, I talked all type of crazy shit. I talked all type of crazy shit. I was eating the fuck up. That's what got there in the EC Blackout, you heard. I was eating the fuck up. That's what got there in the EC Blackout, you heard. That night I was eating up. I have no idea, but what I do know is I could have been pushing buttons. I never tried to push no buttons, bro. I never pushed a button on nobody in my life though for real, never bro to this day and I could push more buttons than all these niggas, bro, but I just don't do shit like that. Once I came down off of that, and when you came out left field with that after I started fucking with you again, that was crazy, bro. I don't give a fuck what Black is telling you. He don't provide for you the same. Maybe he do. Maybe he did provide for you the same thing that I provided for you as far as your career going. Who?
Speaker 1:are you talking about I?
Speaker 2:don't know C-Black, because that's the only I could have swore. That's what you text me one time hell, no, show me that text.
Speaker 1:I never, I never came at you for c black or like c black. Never hit me up and was like yo, I need you to holler s or put s up there.
Speaker 2:I, c black, don't even talk about you, bro, like he well, maybe you were championing his cause, but but either way, the timing you did that. It didn't make sense, bro. It didn't make sense for you to come at me like that at that time, especially with something that serious, and I'm supposed to be the one that you use to validate who was snitching and who was not and shit like that. So why would you besmirch my name? And you're doing it with no? Who's telling you this shit? Who's telling you that? Where you get that information from?
Speaker 1:About what which one?
Speaker 2:About that. I'm running around this country telling all people this and that. Who's giving you that information?
Speaker 1:That was posted anonymously.
Speaker 2:So my thing is this For you I was answering anonymous messages. That was answering anonymous messages. That's not anonymous. That's the only one who's been saying that.
Speaker 1:When you see it, you have to pay attention to what I'm saying. On the bottom, the black lines. That's what I'm saying. What you see in the white box, that's what's being sent to me anonymously. It don't matter what's being sent to me anonymously. It don't matter what's being sent to me anonymously. I'm gonna respond to it and give my insight or my my take on things. But yeah, people did say oh yeah, you got caught in el paso with seven pounds. I, I like I didn't know nothing about that what happened.
Speaker 2:I told you that.
Speaker 1:No, someone said that anonymously.
Speaker 2:Someone said that anonymously.
Speaker 1:Huh, someone said that anonymously.
Speaker 2:I told you that personally, though, oh, I can't hear you bro.
Speaker 1:You hear me.
Speaker 2:You said, somebody posted that anonymously.
Speaker 1:Yes.
Speaker 2:When I responded to that seven pounds thing, that was an anonymous message. I gathered that because I told you that, and then that shit came out.
Speaker 1:I think that was before you told me. I think you called me and confirmed that.
Speaker 2:Nah. I told you Nah, hell, no, nobody knew. Nobody knew when I told you, bro, nobody knew. When I told you Nah, hell, no, nobody knew. Nobody knew when I told you, bro, nobody knew when I told you.
Speaker 1:I know that for a fact. I know the order. Oh, matter of fact. Nah, somebody did tell me about that, the seven pounds. That was an older lady that told me that. She said somebody, you told somebody's brother and then she hit me up. That's how I figured that out.
Speaker 2:I got to go to my DMs.
Speaker 1:But that was definitely an older lady.
Speaker 2:Some lady I didn't even know. I got a lot of haters out there too, but you know what All this shit does is fucking is bolster me. Now you know how you helped me the other day when you started saying that I caught that. I hit you with the, with the um, with the warehouse prices for the coke right. You know why that helped me why, everybody know s don't fuck with coke bro. Everybody know that. The feds know it, local, local law enforcement, the streets, everybody know Ass. Don't fuck with coke bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Ass don't fuck with coke. Ass don't fuck with dope. Ass don't fuck with a lot of shit. Before I do all of that, you know what I would do, my brother? I would go talk somebody who do all of that out of their money, you believe?
Speaker 1:what happened. Nah, but listen, let me tell you uh, because you know I have a bachelor's in corporate communications and you know, also know that I'm kind of uh hot because of uh, everything that's going on, so a lot of the elliot carter show, and you know something I never. I'll tell you something I never told nobody before. I'm forced to put out propaganda at times. You know what I'm saying To invalidate a lot of the things that I say. You know what I'm saying. So when I speak it's up to you to decipher if this is news or propaganda. You know what I'm saying, like sometimes the niggas is the issue.
Speaker 2:when you running around, moving around the way I move around, certain niggas is ignorant. They believe anything they hear and for people like me and people like you too, it's motherfuckers that's always looking for a reason to bump you off. Believe it, or?
Speaker 1:not, of course. I know this, I'm more hated than you are.
Speaker 2:I'm probably more hated than you yo, bro, if you would have seen these niggas face when I walk down that block. When I tell you, bro, people's oxygen was leaving them, why punch and shit got mad close to my face. I step one step back out of the reach of his punch, bro. I step a half a step right out of the reach of his punch and say, if you knock ST out, what he gonna do when you wake up? Nigga, pause for a second. Every time that nigga started swinging real stupid I started asking him good questions what am I gonna do when I wake up, bro, if you fuck up this good eye? If I ever get to see out of it again, what do you think I'm gonna do? The first time I could see he was thinking about shit like that.
Speaker 1:You heard and you said you mentioned me to him a couple times I was talking the ad shit.
Speaker 2:You hear me. Doc definitely mentioned you when he had me down. Yo I said no, no, no, no, take that over, ellie, please don't go. Doc definitely mentioned you when he had me down. Yo I said no, no, no, no, take that over, elliot, please don't, please, please, please, what's up? Why you say that? Pretty, pretty pretty pretty, pretty, please.
Speaker 1:Why you say that to him?
Speaker 2:You catch me as Elliot Carter. Please take that away when you catch him, don't?
Speaker 1:do that one to me. What's up with it, bro?
Speaker 2:You don't know how to cop a bleed nigga, please, please please, please, did he say what he said back? He was talking mad shit.
Speaker 1:Yo did. He say fuck Elliot Carter.
Speaker 2:That nigga was mad. He was like, oh, he wanted to crush me. He wanted to crush me like a grape. You hear me, I was begging too good. You hear me, I begged too good. I could beg harder than he could hit. You hear me? You believe me or not?
Speaker 1:Nah, I believe you, I believe you?
Speaker 2:Yo, I begged that nigga. You hear me, yo, it was amping him up too. So look it right. I know he ain't going to kill me. You heard, once I realized he wasn't going to kill me, I didn't give a fuck what he did to me. I didn't care because I knew I'm going to walk away. You heard yeah, that's. All that matters to me In these type of encounters Is if I live or not. So once I knew he wasn't gonna kill nothing, it's over, bro I was talking mad shit. I wasn't worried about fighting that nigga, I was putting on a speech. I was giving a speech.
Speaker 1:And then I seen, when you went live with Scootie you showed your face. You didn't have really no scratches or nothing.
Speaker 2:Yo, you know, the people's a sight.
Speaker 1:I took that down right that live yeah, I mean, it didn't matter, you showed your face in it it got up out of there.
Speaker 2:But more people wanted to see it. That many people, everybody who wanted to see my face. Because you see, now I don't show the shit, I don't show my face, no more, I just keep. Oh, you can't see, I have it. I went back to the parts of it when I wasn't showing my face, nigga thought he mashed my shit up. Bro, that nigga was scared to hit the good side of my face. I told him, if he hit that side of my face, I'm coming on some real other shit. I'm going to say I'm going to believe that you want me blind and if I ever see you again, I'm telling you what I'm going to use my vision for nigga. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So you think, if you was fighting back, you would have beat him. I would have beat the shit out of that man out there, bro. But what about?
Speaker 1:didn't you say there was mad other niggas there?
Speaker 2:That's why I was mad. Little young niggas there. Grippy Was mad grippy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so you probably did the right thing.
Speaker 2:I know I did the right thing, nigga. I don't want to take it on a bunny. You got me fucked thing, nigga. I know when to take it on the bunny. You got me fucked up, nigga. Why you laughing?
Speaker 1:Because you said you're taking it on the bunny so you not going to get back up with him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I told that nigga, we got to get back up and when he was hitting me I was telling him I don't want to fight you because you don't hit hard enough.
Speaker 1:See yo, could you? Could you all right, we could link. This is a great opportunity for you right here. Could you link? Could you make it happen where we link and I get the one-on-one with Iron Mike?
Speaker 2:We're going to have to sneak the nigga, we're going to have to run down on them and it's and it's legal right now. Right, it's legal according to the rules. Um, true to life, they initiated what's called on site. Where st they initiated on site with me over some shit e carter did. So if I run up on these niggas with e carter saying my man want the one on and you just gotta move on, just move on them. They're not gonna go to police or nothing, bro, they're gonna hold that shit down.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but I don't want no guns or nothing involved. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:I wish one of the niggas would bring a gun involved. And they got them. You hear me, they got them. You heard yeah, well, guess what?
Speaker 1:I'm just trying to shoot the one on that, just trying to shoot the one on that's it.
Speaker 2:That's all you gotta do, but I'm willing. I'm willing to link for that. Yeah, we gonna link up then when I because I'm not gonna be back up. To be honest with you, yo, certain times when I leave new york, I am banned from new york for a certain amount of time, bro I'm hot in new york, that's like it's.
Speaker 1:It's gonna be a movie if we pull up on True to Life.
Speaker 2:I'm telling you, I know exactly how we gonna do it. It's gonna be certain times where that nigga gotta go to that office. They be having they meetings and shit. It's mad people on True to Life. That's gonna give me the exact time when that nigga leaving out of there His employees they really don't like the nigga. The nigga's a bully, you heard, and E-Man is a fucking vicious woman. B-dot, I found out, you heard.
Speaker 1:Oh word.
Speaker 2:He's beating Nana, that nigga be beating the shit out of Nana. She's stressed and coked out bad right now, bro, deadass. Yo, she looked terrible when I saw her. She looked dried out, bro. She looked mad. Her complexion is darker. She looks skinnier. She got dark rings around her. She looks stressed out that nigga be fucking her up and neglecting her. Bro, he'd be fucking her up and then ignoring I didn't know e-man be beating, beating bitches yo when I come to think about it now. I told you our history, right?
Speaker 2:no e-man I don't think so no when I first stopped being E-man's one of the niggas that helped me stop being pussy. When I went to the harbor from the hill, they would not allow me to be pussy in the harbor, you heard, even though I was already coming out of that shit, they wasn't with it. So E-man is one of the niggas that I was up under. When he caught his body, I was there. You know what I'm saying. He's one of the niggas, him and my older brother and my cousin, pro Fest. Them niggas is like best friends going to high school, all that type of shit, and I'm up underneath all of them niggas.
Speaker 2:So E-Man was always my big bro. I always looked up to the nigga and treated him like a big brother. He always treated me like a little brother, even when we seen each other in prison and all that. That nigga's mad, big and goofy and quiet. So niggas be scared of that nigga. He's big and he may be able to fight. I don't think so. I think he lost his ability to fight. He was swinging mad haymakers and he couldn't connect with Solid Punch bro.
Speaker 1:And when he did, so he wasn't connecting when he was punching you Hell.
Speaker 2:No, nigga, I know how to fight. I was weaving that shit. Tap his head. I let him swing his hoes, get everything he got.
Speaker 1:How long was y'all fighting for?
Speaker 2:Probably about, like, maybe we was fighting for a while. Nigga, Help me down on the floor, talk to me. You know what I'm saying. We fought until the police came.
Speaker 1:Oh, police came and broke it up.
Speaker 2:Yeah no, police came and broke it up. Yeah no, they ain't came and broke it up. When they came, we spent off. He went and got in the V. I walked off, I walked over to the V, I talked some shit to the V and then after that I just started following Nana around. He got the fuck up out of there. I was walking around, following Nana around, beat up bloody police act like they ain't even seen me, bro, oh police act like they ain't even seen me, bro.
Speaker 2:Oh, he was bloody A little bit Just on the back of my head because he slammed my head on the stairs. Yeah, Because when he was beating me up I put my head right on the edge of the stair and told him if he going to finish it, he might as well just give me everything he got right now to split my head in half like a cantaloupe. He ain't swinging that punch, you heard, yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I, and Mike was there.
Speaker 2:Nah, I don't think so. He might have been. There was mad people there. He probably was there.
Speaker 1:Apocalypse was there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I seen lips, lips hate me.
Speaker 1:Why he don't fuck with you.
Speaker 2:Because a dark-skinned bitch named Satia, a dark-skinned side-block bitch named Satia, that nigga had, you know, that little block putting him right over there by 61 High School.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:He had that whole little cul-de-sac under pressure.
Speaker 2:He had like six good Catholic school girls. You know what I'm saying Good Catholic school bitches and them bitches were graduating that year, going moving on in life and him and fucking him and Swamp had them bitches like they was them niggas to them bitches. Yo, them bitches met me. It was over. Them little dick niggas stood no chance. You heard, I'm super duper gangster. I was getting way more money than them. Yo, I was a whole nother level. Them bitches ain't even want to fuck with the niggas. After they got with me and my team, I had them bitches gallivanting around this whole country with me and my team. I had the bitches gallivanting around this whole country, you heard.
Speaker 1:Oh, what about that fucking, that bitch that was on the live with us, that was taking shots at you, who I think her name was? Was it Tiffany Thomas?
Speaker 2:Oh, tiffany Thomas. Yeah, she's a dust patient. What's up with? What about her?
Speaker 1:I was asking how you knew her.
Speaker 2:Oh, she loved me since we was kids. We went to Catholic school together and I was like my little girlfriend in Catholic school.
Speaker 1:Oh, you know what I wanted to ask you about? Because I was just fucking talking to fucking Blizz too. He said that shit with GA never happened, where he was scared to lock out. When he was scared to lock out. Remember you said I think he was in the three building or something like that and GA was about to put hands on him.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, yeah, when GA went back through, when he went back through for the shit with his seed, they ended up in the three building together and Blizz copped a plea. Yeah, that's what happened. I wasn't there for that, but that's what happened.
Speaker 1:I wasn't there for that, but that's what happened. How do you know that? Because he's saying this shit never happened.
Speaker 2:Yo bro, listen to me, my brother. I forgot who told me, but I'm telling you my information is accurate. Was it Was it? Was it Want me to tell you, want me to tell you how? I know it's accurate, because a harbor nigga is the one who told me.
Speaker 1:Was it Lawrence Browning?
Speaker 2:That told me that Because he said he was there, lawrence Browning was there. Lawrence was there. Lawrence was one of the people that was there when that happened. Yeah, lawrence can confirm it. Lawrence can confirm it, without a doubt.
Speaker 1:Bad. I'm going to ask him then.
Speaker 2:That shit is true, bro. I'm telling you that shit is true. But he just lying. He's a liar, just like he said he said. He said I wasn't never wolfpack. That's what the nigga Blizz said when he seen me. That was his fucking reaction. I wasn't never wolfpack, I wasn't never wolfpack. Like ignore, like denying his past on some little kid shit or a nigga might have had a flashback when he saw me.
Speaker 2:He was there when I was on the floor when this nigga made me apologize to Nana. That's when Blizz came around the corner with his black ass face. That nigga opened his mouth and shit blinded me. I couldn't really see Nigga had all that fake ass teeth. It bucked my vision up. You know what I'm saying, yo? That nigga was nothing but teeth. I said God damn that nigga got too much money, that nigga bought eight extra teeth, right. I said God damn that nigga got too much money, that nigga bought eight extra teeth, right. I said this nigga got too much money. This nigga bought a couple extra teeth and them shits was everywhere. I said damn, these niggas jumping me. You know what I'm saying. And then he went to get a kick. He went to kick me and then the nigga said make him apologize, because I apologized to E-Man quick but he had to beat me up some more to make me apologize for Nana.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:He had to beat that shit out of me you heard.
Speaker 1:So Blizz, saw you get beat up.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, he was right there. He was about to kick me. He said make him apologize to Kokomo. I said apologize to Kokomo, for what Right? I said for what? And I looked at E. That's when the nigga E he had just got a good slam on. I said hold on. No, no, no, no, no. He said fuck that. Make him apologize. I said no, no, let me fight Blaze. I said I'm no match for you.
Speaker 1:It's clear that I'm no match for you. What you would have did if Blaze kicked you what I would have did.
Speaker 2:I would have tried to fight him.
Speaker 1:I wanted to fight Blizz though. So what you wanted to get it with Blizz? Because he denied his wolf pack.
Speaker 2:You heard, if both of them got a problem with me, I might as well fight the nigga. I could beat easier, right.
Speaker 1:So you think it'd be easier to beat Blizz than this?
Speaker 2:nigga just punched me on top of a car already. This nigga just punched me from my feet to the top of a car. I had enough of that. Let me try my hand with this nigga.
Speaker 1:You think Blizz would be easier.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, why? First of all, I could beat up Blizzard in front of everybody. I couldn't beat that nigga up in front of everybody, bro? That nigga did a lot for me over the years, you heard.
Speaker 1:Who E-Man yeah.
Speaker 2:Hell yeah, he fed me mad times when I was hungry, when I was a kid shit like that, you.
Speaker 1:I was hungry when I was a kid shit like that. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:Yeah, nah, I feel you, it's hard for me to beat him up in front of everybody like that. That nigga took care of me and shit for mad years when I was a kid, when I was pussy, he shielded me. You know what I'm saying. I used to punch Bucor in the face and run behind him and Bucor couldn't do nothing to me. Bro, yeah, imagine if I start trying to knock him out. I'm telling you, bro, I put that nigga to sleep. Bro, I will knock that big nigga. I will beat that big nigga up bad, I might not even knock him out on purpose, just so he could last the whole fight and I could bite him up, headbutt him, bite him up, knee him, grab his dick, maybe bite his dick or something.
Speaker 2:What you mean, bite his dick, what? I'll do anything, nigga, to win. If you get me like in a wrestling move or something and my face end up near your joint, I'm biting your joint, bro. It's bad too. I'm not letting that shit go. I'm trying to hurt you, like maybe kill you with my bare hands. That's the way I fight, bro. That's why these niggas can't beat me. I don't fightely. That's why I ain't start fighting. I can't turn it off. I would have hurt that nigga bad in front of all them people. You hear me, bro.
Speaker 1:Yo, since you brought up Bupan, do you believe that shit about him taking a profit Without a?
Speaker 2:doubt.
Speaker 1:So you know that shit is true.
Speaker 2:I don't know nothing. I wasn't there. I could believe it. I don't talk to you the same way like I used to talk to you. Anyway, you know what I'm saying, but I could believe it. It's perfectly believable. You know what I'm saying. Every time I hear Niggas arguments, it make me stay Even more quiet About the situation.
Speaker 1:But you was the one, you was the main one Protecting Bukwon, though Maybe about the situation, but you was the one you was the main one protecting Boo Kwan, though. Maybe I was bro. Come on, Apollo, stop. Huh, Nah, that's my dog.
Speaker 2:I don't know if I'ma continue to do so, but what I will tell you is Boo is one of the niggas that I did foul, foul shit to. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Why you say that, what you mean?
Speaker 2:I did a lot of shit to Boo Kwan over the years, bro. Yeah, I did mad foul shit to Boo over the years. You know what I'm saying. But he real, so he just keeps soldiering on. You know what I'm saying? That nigga just keeps soldiering on. He do his shit to people. This and that.
Speaker 2:Boo is just different. Boo is not like. Boo was never like me. You heard Boo is a better person than me. You heard yeah, like, overall, as far as a man go, boo is a better man than me. That's why I don't try to dethrone him. That's why I don't try to knock him off, because a lot of shit that niggas went through in life, they went through that. He got his bid and got all of them guns because them niggas was scared to death of me, bro, I had too many guns, bro. Them niggas had to get some guns. You heard Nah, I know all of them niggas, mad niggas from my era. They are who they are because I was wiling on them, bro, and they was tired of that shit you ever fix your shit with Preem.
Speaker 2:Nah, I'm not fixing nothing with Preem, bro. I'm 45 years old. You ain't know that. Yeah, I'm 45 years old. He know how this go. Last time I stopped fucking with Preem. I ain't fucked with the nigga for 20-something years. If I do that again now, I'll be dead. If I just give him 30 years that I don't fuck with him, I'll be gone. I don't got time for him. You heard he too insincere for me. I had too much love for that nigga for him to be that insincere. You know, yeah, that nigga mad, selfish bro. I don't got no time for niggas like him. His wife already showed me that nigga don't like me. His wife showed me how niggas really Niggas, wise be showing me how they really feel about me. You heard.
Speaker 1:What do you mean? His wife showed you that. How she showed you that.
Speaker 2:The action. So one time I was opening the show for him, I told you this one I was opening the show for him. He was performing more Ghosts than the niggas and I was being. I was his hype man. Actually, he was opening for Ghosts and I was his hype man. And the way you know me, you know what I'm saying. You know how I do Dirty, dirty nigga, a lot of money, filthy rich. Even when I'm fucked up, I'm all right, I'm like me. Being fucked up is like niggas, some niggas when they up. You heard so long story a little short. We performing and and um, he start, niggas start throwing money in the crowd. The performance before him, they start. They pull out a lot of singles. They start throwing singles in the crowd. So when Cream start performing, he start performing some song and he's talking about paying bills, taking care of wifey. They talk about tricking. When they throw money, he start talking that grown man shit. I back out my wallet and throw about like $800 into the crowd in the 20s you know, what happened?
Speaker 1:Nah, I'm just, I hear you.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying. The nigga Ghost said oh, your boy pooped out the wallet, you hear me. I backed out the wallet. These niggas came out with the Mickey of the strip club money. I pulled out my wallet during the performance while I was dancing and all that Backed the wallet out, fanned out the Mickey of 20s, put the 50s back in the wallet you know how that go and it started making it ring Ha ha, 10s, 20s, 5s, boom, boom yeah, and threw about, probably threw about like $800 or some shit, whatever. Yo, his wife was so tight that I threw that money away like that. You hear me?
Speaker 1:Why, huh? Why was his wife tight?
Speaker 2:Because that is a fucking hobby he's doing, bro. He's spending mad money on that shit and not making no money back off of it. And then here come this nigga home from jail throwing away our whole fucking rent. I just threw away somebody's whole rent, you heard? Yeah, at least the light and gas, that's my word. People in the crowd was yelling out oh my God, break my phone bill. I can pay my phone bill now. That's the type of shit the crowd was yelling.
Speaker 1:They was literally pushing me, that's my word.
Speaker 2:Ask Prem when you speak to him.
Speaker 1:Me and Prem. Don't talk Me and Prem. We on bad terms.
Speaker 2:When we got outside. When we got outside, everybody taking pictures and shit. I'm taking pictures of him by taking pictures and shit. I'm taking pictures of him taking pictures his wife. I asked her to take a couple of pictures of him and I. She take one picture of us together. I asked her to take like two of me for dolo. This bitch snapped pictures literally, like blatantly pointed the shit at my pants and legs and snapped two pictures at my legs and then gave me my camera, gave me my phone back yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:I said, oh, this bitch seen what I just did for her man's career, for her husband's career. You know what I'm saying? I had just came to another thing. I had just went to his C's birthday party giving the nigga old 50's, telling him that I had this money since before I went up north. So here I took this out of my stash. I got a stash of old 50s From before I went up north. Don't spend this. It's worth more than $50 Even though it's a $50 bill. Jealousy, my brother, you heard Straight jealousy and he was the most tight pre Because I backed the nigga A, because I funded the nigga A Music career. I never did that for pre.
Speaker 1:Oh, why they keep talking about this fucking record label with GA shit.
Speaker 2:What they saying about the record label.
Speaker 1:Somebody said that they mentioned that there's like a record label roster. That's how they keep tying you into it, they saying that you told them about the record label Because you're the only one that knew about the record label to tell them that I told the police about the record label. Yeah, that's what you, motherfucking you motherfucking wait.
Speaker 2:You motherfucking wait. I did. The jury belongs to the record label, bro, I don't got. No, yo niggas think I'm stupid. No, I'm not stupid, my brother.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's how you got the jewelry back, but wouldn't they subpoena you for that? Oh, because it don't have nothing to do with the crime. Yeah.
Speaker 2:But wouldn't they subpoena you for that? Oh, because it don't have nothing to do with the crime. It has nothing to do with the case. You want me to explain to you why they didn't subpoena me for that young man? Yeah, so the time I was in the jury, right, was way before anything happened. Right? You listening? Yeah, I'm listening. And the last time that I had seen him physically or that baby or been in that home was way before the situation happened.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was my involvement in his life. He you know why my name keep coming up? Because, if that, why that record company keeps coming up.
Speaker 2:Because if he wants to mention anything about his life you heard, guess what he gotta do he gotta mention the record label you understand yeah, I feel you now my thing is this, and this is completely off the record, because I still fuck with you, regardless of how we go back and forth, I fuck with you, bro. You hear me, bro. Likewise, you know my life, bro. I talk to you like a human being. I talk to you like my brother. You know motherfucking well, I don't do that shit them niggas is accused of doing bro. I don't do that shit them niggas is accused of doing bro. I don't fuck with that shit. I sell my plates and that's it, bro. And I don't even have to do that.
Speaker 2:The time that I was fucking with Abe, bro, I was selling food at events, making more money than Bud. You hear me Selling plates to baddies. My brother had EBT cards, bro. I was getting food damn near free and traveling this country rolling loud, fucking arm arm. You know how they grow. You know what I mean. You know I'm not a drug dealer, bro. I'm a hustler and I'm a gangster. I don't need to do everything that these niggas do. I get better results, bro, with less, and I don't got all them kids. I don't gotta fucking buy fucking $30,000 sneakers and shit. Everybody know I'm a bum. I just get used clothes from C-Black Brother. To keep it real with you, all my designer come from C-Black Brother. You heard most of it.
Speaker 1:So why you be taking shots at C-Black then?
Speaker 2:Because he's a piece of shit and he's mad at me for taking the hand-me-downs. That's what he really mad at me over, you heard Because I get his brother's hand-me-downs.
Speaker 1:He don't give a fuck about his brother's hand-me-downs. That nigga get fucked.
Speaker 2:I understand you, but what I'm trying to tell you, it was a point in his life, you heard. But I'm trying to tell you it was a point in his life, you heard. It was a point in his life that that's all he had for a long time in his life and something about when that nigga see me with his brother clothes on, you heard it piss him off. I don't know why that nigga always been starting with me, bro.
Speaker 1:We never liked each other, bro. You said he always be starting with you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he always be starting with you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he'd always be starting with you. Huh, he definitely always start with you now.
Speaker 2:Yes, he do, yes, he do Both of y'all too, the two of y'all. Y'all be jumping me, y'all be jumping me.
Speaker 1:How do he start with you?
Speaker 2:Y'all motherfuckers is rotten, both of y'all. How do he?
Speaker 1:start with you. But how do he start with you? What do he do?
Speaker 2:Yo, the nigga will text me or call me. He will text me, my man. Why the fuck is you texting me, dickweed? You fucking dweeb? Why are you texting dick weed? You fucking dweeb? Why are you texting me, you fucking dweeb. Right, or what?
Speaker 1:would he be texting you?
Speaker 2:I don't give a fuck what he texted me. Why you laughing?
Speaker 1:I think we have something in common, Like we both. You know what I'm saying. Like we both. Just, If we don't like somebody, we don't like somebody, and we'll We'll create shit in our head to go against them.
Speaker 2:No, listen, listen the nigga texting me, telling me how he gonna rough me up now when he catch me. Yo, that shit sent me to the ceiling. Yo, I had to get the fuck out my house.
Speaker 1:You hear me when he texted you that After E-Man beat you up.
Speaker 2:You're not being a good journalist. You don't want to listen All right, tell me.
Speaker 2:Nigga nigga. You don't want to listen to the records of a madman. Nigga, nigga, nigga, the nigga. As soon as the word hit the street, that my head hit the street, you hear me. And I said listen. I took the Christian approach. I turned both cheeks, both face cheeks got tapped and then when I ended up on the floor, the nigga kicked me in both my other cheeks with one kick both cheeks Right. He kicked me in my ass. So now, as a Christian, I don't turn all my cheeks. I don't got no more cheeks left to turn, baby. I don't got no more cheeks left to turn, baby. I don't got no more cheeks left to turn. And here this silly nigga come texting me. Talk about some. Oh, don't worry about it. When I catch you I'm just going to knock you out, you silly nigga. I said yo black. I didn't know. I went off. I had to leave the house to address that nigga. Yo black. Play with me if you want to nigga?
Speaker 1:You know me, nigga Nah, but look, look S, if E-Man did that to you, black would be worse bro.
Speaker 2:No, I wasn't fighting E-Man back number one, right Number two. Let me explain something to you. I never in my life said that I could beat Black.
Speaker 1:You heard yeah never in my life said that.
Speaker 2:I could be black. You heard yeah. Well, do you know why? I know that I will be black, Plain and simple.
Speaker 1:Why.
Speaker 2:See why me Brokey, being black, is not a killer. He know if he beat me up he gonna have to kill somebody. You heard he would rather avoid that what he got going on in life. He know if he beat me up he got to kill me. You heard he knows that. Otherwise, he know the alternative. You heard he don't want that, he don't want that smoke, that nigga won't even hit me as hard as he could Once he see me get upset or he see me get anything scared, upset, anything. See, black is not stupid, bro. You hear me that man ain't no killer, bro. Or if he was going to be a killer he would have already been doing that. He been through enough shit in life. Nigga shot all his brothers. You feel me?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Niggas who, at his age, niggas who was going to do that? They would have did it already. Yeah, I started telling Black some of the plans that I got for him and hung up with that nigga. His brother called me. You know what that means. Yo, chill ass. Leave that nigga Black alone. You know he a dickhead. Leave him alone, spare him. Black ain't like that. Black ain't like that bro. He let one nigga shoot all his brothers. The same nigga shot all his brothers and then we're chilling with him after that. So it's hard for him to. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Spook me with any tough talk and he have nothing to do with that then dying now we know that he didn't have nothing to do with that no, but he be trying to say that though he be trying to insinuate, and that's why I know if I see black and he insinuates some shit like that in front of my face, where's the boo-boo? I'm gonna spit right in that nigga face. But if he insinuate that shit to me like he did on the phone, he gonna have to beat the shit out of me, or whatever he wouldn't.
Speaker 2:I don't think he would insinuate anything like that, because he didn't have anything to do with anything like that yeah, but what I'm telling you is I don't give a fuck who's listening, because my phone been my phone and they done already heard that nigga insinuate that shit. I had the same number for a long time, bro. That nigga said what the fuck he said. And I'm not the only nigga he did that to. A lot of niggas is upset about that. I don't know what he do around you, but when he get around niggas that he's actually trying to impress, he act like he has something to do with that shit. Law enforcement know he does not. He good on that. Everybody know that he didn't have shit to do with it. But when he get around certain people he acts like it and if he do that shit in front of my face, i'ma spit in his face.
Speaker 1:What then was your man?
Speaker 2:like put it like this that nigga see black used to bully den because he knew den was scared of me and he kept fucking with that nigga till the nigga couldn't take it no more and clapped him. He kept antagonizing that nigga cause. As far as when black came outside, of the two toughest niggas on staten island, pretty much bar none at that point was ST and Big Den. You heard.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:He already on my team. So he's still bumping heads with me in every little way that he can, being a dickhead, but with him he's really like trying to prove himself through starting with that nigga. He started with that nigga mad times before some boom boom and the bottom line is the nigga then did not clap him until I was in jail. Without facing all that time, if I would have been home he wouldn't have shot Black. I would have finished him for shooting Black. You hear me.
Speaker 2:That's why, then, if you ask people that know, then ask the nigga power. Just that's why then was so cool with rick up, because he was scared of me. So that's why he got cool with rick up, because he was afraid of me. He told rick of that right in front of my face like yo, that little nigga right there, bro, I don't want nothing to do with that little nigga right there. And he used to run when he seen me. Rick have made us, made us be I, rick haveight. Rick had made me leave him alone because the nigga then never did nothing to me, I just was on his ass. That nigga never did nothing to me, bro.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:I just ain't like that nigga, because other niggas thought they was tough because he was home. So I ain't like him. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Who Dan.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah. Niggas start thinking they was tough when they came home. That's why I started bringing it to him like that. Nigga never did nothing to me, bro. Anytime I seen that nigga, I used to chase him. You know why I used to chase him, right? Why? Because he used to run. If he never ran, I would never been able to chase him right. Why? Because he used to run. If he never ran, I would never have been able to chase him right.
Speaker 1:True, you used to chase Buddy Lee too, right?
Speaker 2:Hell, no, that didn't catch me. He likes shit like that. He likes when I keep it real. He likes that shit. That's why, forgive me, I'm a fool. Would I keep it real? She's like that shit. Yeah, that's why forgive me, I'm a fool. Didn't keep it real. Fool that nigga gonna keep it real. Nah, I wasn't looking for that light-skinned nigga.
Speaker 1:He was mad. He was mad. You hear me? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, because you dug the pack out, because you dug the pack out of his ass.
Speaker 2:Yo, he was highly upset. You hear me, he never let that shit go. That nigga said it never.
Speaker 1:How much did you get from him when you did that?
Speaker 2:About five hundred Five bombs.
Speaker 1:Five bombs, five bombs out his ass, cheeks.
Speaker 2:Yo Lamar, keep a G-bomb. You heard who Lamar Chase Five bombs out of his ass. Cheeks. Yo Lamar, keep a G-bomb. You heard?
Speaker 1:Who Lamar Chase.
Speaker 2:Damn, I think I'm always pissed to whip him and go in his butt. Oh, you took a pack out of his ass too. Mad times. Almost every time I pissed to whip them.
Speaker 1:Who Lamar? Yes, no way, lamar's Aki.
Speaker 2:He would fight back. You bugging bro. Who are you talking to? Bro, I would have shot his fucking soul into the netherworld. You hear me?
Speaker 2:I run up on Lamar the rapist. I start pistol whipping that nigga and I put my hand in his ass. I spit on him. I might follow him a whole block, spitting on him after I rob him. Bro, you bugging nigga, I will murder that nigga. Stop playing with me, stop playing with me. You bugging nigga. I follow that nigga after I rob him and spit on him for a whole fucking block. Nigga, you bugging. So I run out of spit. You bugging nigga. That nigga's a rapist. You bugging, you bug. He know what time it is. Why you think when I start talking like this, he get like this Nigga, I put my hand in a nigga ass for more than 20 years.
Speaker 2:You bugging nigga. I tell you, nigga, you know what? No way, I followed that nigga a whole block spitting on him till I ran out of spit. Brother, more than one time I do shit like that to Lamar the Rapist. That's why I felt so bad when you brought that nigga out, bro. I used to torture that nigga bro. I forgot he existed. I blocked that nigga out of my mind. I did so much foul shit to him. You hear me. Until you brought him back into my mind, I forgot that nigga existed. I did so much foul shit.
Speaker 1:I ran out of spit on that nigga more than one time, bro. Yeah, you was going live with the nigga and shit.
Speaker 2:That's my son, right? You can tell he still got love for me, right?
Speaker 1:Yeah, now, lamar. Hey, you think so. Yeah, lamar, fuck with you.
Speaker 2:Nah, you don't think. Lamar still got love for me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he do. For sure I feel you strong buster. Huh, For sure you hear me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I can hear you now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he do. He definitely got love for you.
Speaker 2:That nigga got love for me. Yo Not for nothing If I ask him for help. He won't let that nigga even do me like that if I ask him for help.
Speaker 1:Nah, I don't think so. I think he would've.
Speaker 2:He would've whopped them niggas up for you yeah, he would've, cause he want a piece of me. So bad himself. You heard yo, nah, but he don't be wanting to do nothing to me cause, look it, look it, I done seen Lamar sometime. Right, he got the grip and I don't got it. And I still look at that. Nigga like yo. You pussy, lamar, fuck, you gonna do with that gun? Nigga, fuck, I'll take that shit from you. You better hurry up before I take that shit, like I do to uncles. I don't even remember if I ever disarmed Lamar or not, but I know I took some of his guns from his mans. I can't remember I might have even disarmed that nigga's my vic. You heard?
Speaker 1:Yeah, you ever took a pack out of Peanut's ass.
Speaker 2:Um, nah, we took it from his girl. I took a tooth out his mouth. I told you we took it from his girl and pissed her with the nigga. Nah, I never took a pack out of Nut's ass. Nut ain't gonna make you do that. He gonna pass it to you. Nut ain't stupid, he ain't trying to get shot.
