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Speaker 1: Against the Chronicles podcast. I'm with my homeboys, of course,
Speaker 1: but Jake, Jill and you know, it's a lot of
Speaker 1: ship going on the news. Fellas um Alpo, who was
Speaker 1: known as Recal Traders, the character Rico in the movie.
Speaker 1: Um with camera and all of them. What's the movie
Speaker 1: the damn dash produced on that thing? Uh paid them full,
Speaker 1: He's gonna pay them full. You know. That was the
Speaker 1: whole story about that. And apparently he was gunned down
Speaker 1: early Sunday morning in the drive by. Exams you said
Speaker 1: that wasn't the drive by he got on the drive by.
Speaker 1: He got shot by showing in a car intentionally. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now you know what my thing is. He was supposed
Speaker 1: to be under protective custody. He was supposed to be
Speaker 1: out out of state somewhere else, and he's been hanging
Speaker 1: out and hard them for maybe the past two years,
Speaker 1: maybe the past two or three years since he got
Speaker 1: out eight mm hmm. It's been about They say he'd
Speaker 1: been in witness protection, federal witness protection for about the
Speaker 1: last six years. She's that a known fact though. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I read about it earlier today. He was in federal
Speaker 1: witness protection and then he come back and he got
Speaker 1: the hood and then it just happened. The story I
Speaker 1: read is, uh, he was in his truck or something
Speaker 1: and in in somewhere you know, and I guess it
Speaker 1: is New York. It's of New York. Yeah, some dudes
Speaker 1: pulled up on him, got the dumping. So he caught uh,
Speaker 1: two in the arm, one in the chest and graze,
Speaker 1: and one hit him on the chin. Say, Popo pulled
Speaker 1: up and found him trying to catch his breath. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: you know the thing with that dude, he is man,
Speaker 1: you know, And that's for him and God. That's for
Speaker 1: him to deal with God when you go to heaven.
Speaker 1: But not only did the cat um you know, telling
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of his co defendants, he also murdered
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people, murdered the whole bunch of
Speaker 1: dudes he grew up with, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He killed rich Porter behind the rich Porter giving him
Speaker 1: the wrong I guess, allegedly giving him the wrong dope prices.
Speaker 1: He was selling them doping stuff and said, Nick, it
Speaker 1: was giving me the wrong prices. Would never give me
Speaker 1: the connects. So he killed him and killed his homeboy.
Speaker 1: He came up with man, So you know, I guess,
Speaker 1: rest in priests, Rest in pieces, Alpha Martinez, you know.
Speaker 1: And then we got some other ship going on. No wait,
Speaker 1: let me, let me let me ask this. So this
Speaker 1: man get killed. He comes from winning his protection and
Speaker 1: get killed and then um sixty nine and whatever his
Speaker 1: name is, he can hang out and do everything he
Speaker 1: wanted to do with no repercussions. It seemed like that.
Speaker 1: It seemed like that. But um, we will have this
Speaker 1: to note as far as that go. All the ship
Speaker 1: Alpho did was probably about like what you say, what
Speaker 1: you think maybe thirty years ago he did all this stuff.
Speaker 1: This was in the eighties that he committed all these
Speaker 1: crimes eighties. So the motherfucker's might be just waiting for
Speaker 1: the right time to holl this. You know, six nines
Speaker 1: asked too, because they waited thirty years to get apples asked.
Speaker 1: You know, he might have just coming to you because
Speaker 1: he got a lot of you know, six nine has.
Speaker 1: He's signed to a very powerful person in the music business.
Speaker 1: He's signed the Universal Music I believe, and uh they
Speaker 1: got him with a bunch of protection around him though,
Speaker 1: So you're not gonna be at the touch six nine.
Speaker 1: It sounds good. That's why you talk all that ship
Speaker 1: if you I ain't, I ain't gonna promote that. But
Speaker 1: he's with around security guards, right, bodyguards, she got bodyguards
Speaker 1: and police protection. Okay, James looking like that wouldn't stop me. No,
Speaker 1: I don't, don't don't don't for me. And it's but
Speaker 1: if you want him, you are gutting a danger had
Speaker 1: to lay down if it was that serious, But apparently not.
Speaker 1: I really think that that's like like you making point, James,
Speaker 1: I don't think people really trip not for getting the
Speaker 1: six nine. You know, it's a big difference between with
Speaker 1: six nine deal and with Alpa, did you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? What's the difference. Alpa was a real gangster,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? He was a real live
Speaker 1: gangster six nine. I think he just I think some
Speaker 1: clowns got caught up and with the wrong nigga. I
Speaker 1: ain't not called shouldn't call him brothers clowns, but they
Speaker 1: you know, they don't think they could have foresaw happening
Speaker 1: what happened, you know, him just pretty much telling on
Speaker 1: the whole neighborhood. Real gamesters get caught up too, So
Speaker 1: like you're saying, what this man doing and with his
Speaker 1: protation he told so yeah, like you said, James, you
Speaker 1: can I mean, I get it with the you know
Speaker 1: whatever the drama is about the wrap thing, but you
Speaker 1: know it's real nigga it's supposedly real niggas from the
Speaker 1: streets who tell a motherfucker's all the time you give me.
Speaker 1: That's the case of Alpo. I mean, that's a known
Speaker 1: factor history to through black games, white gangs, uh, Puerto
Speaker 1: Rican gangs, any everywhere. What with my man? What my man? Like? Like?
Speaker 1: What what happened with Sammy? Who was on our show?
Speaker 1: You the saying, So it's it's the same ship and
Speaker 1: ain't no difference, And ain't no difference. They just identified
Speaker 1: the ship and the word funked up today. But when
Speaker 1: you get a motherfucker and that motherfucker up there and
Speaker 1: he pointed you out, and then you go to witness protection,
Speaker 1: ain't know coming home they knew you you you you
Speaker 1: uh when he lunched me at this point, you somebody else,
Speaker 1: you got a different identity. You go live that life
Speaker 1: and then and then ship for the fact that he
Speaker 1: killed the homies, he killed rich right, Okay, So you
Speaker 1: gotta understand the feelings of richest people for all these
Speaker 1: years who've been like damn and killed my peoples and
Speaker 1: then going to witness protection. So that's life long, motherfucking
Speaker 1: get back ready to happen. You feel me because you
Speaker 1: know the word is you know, people were celebrating and
Speaker 1: ship too happy that that they got him. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: you know. The one thing about it though, is Albert
Speaker 1: Martinez Alpha wasn't no bits. You know. It was a
Speaker 1: lot of motherfucker's. They knew when they came out, and
Speaker 1: they had to come correct. So I tell him how
Speaker 1: long they had been telling hi, because he had knocked
Speaker 1: a whole bunch of people down't you know? He he
Speaker 1: didn't have no problem with putting his murder game down,
Speaker 1: you know. And he wouldn't know. He wasn't no punk,
Speaker 1: He wasn't no sucker, you know what I mean? And
Speaker 1: you gotta think about it, man, to take one life
Speaker 1: or just to hurt one motherfucker billions a hundred motherfuckers
Speaker 1: you heard that. One A hundred motherfucker's feel it. I'm
Speaker 1: talking about family members, girlfriends, cousins, untie's, mama's, everybody feel it.
Speaker 1: And I said this many times. I didn't know that
Speaker 1: it just hit the circle. He hit the family like
Speaker 1: that until it happened to me, like really came close,
Speaker 1: not just losing somebody that died, but losing somebody that
Speaker 1: got killed in your family. That's close to you. And
Speaker 1: you know, I still see my mom's when when my
Speaker 1: brother that took everything out of this lady, everything, dude,
Speaker 1: you know, And I don't think people think about that
Speaker 1: when they you know, you know, in some cases, man,
Speaker 1: when you're in the streets, sometimes retribution has to be sought,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Sometimes certain ship just gotta
Speaker 1: happen when you live in that lifestyle. But you know,
Speaker 1: I wish people would really think about the petty ship,
Speaker 1: you know, the petty murders that happened the hood behind
Speaker 1: somebody's girlfriend getting stuck behind somebody having a perception that
Speaker 1: they're being disrespected when it may not be the case.
Speaker 1: I wish brothers would learn to talk stuff out a
Speaker 1: little bit, or thinking detail is it really worth me
Speaker 1: going to go holiday? This dude? Right, it's crazy that
Speaker 1: it happened because we don't think like what you're saying.
Speaker 1: And till we're sitting in the jail cell until this
Speaker 1: public defender come up and tell us, until the detectives
Speaker 1: handcuvers and tell us you're going to jail for murder.
Speaker 1: You're going to jail for attempt to murder. And then
Speaker 1: now you're thinking about it because, Ay, none of us
Speaker 1: ready to go to jail, and none of us ready
Speaker 1: to fight this five year, four year case. And you're
Speaker 1: sitting in jail all this time, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So it's a process. So think about what you're doing.
Speaker 1: I think I posted this on my page. You know,
Speaker 1: a picture of a gun. Think about what you're gonna
Speaker 1: do with they're gun before you do. Because it's going
Speaker 1: to bathroom and sit in the bathroom for twenty three hours.
Speaker 1: Don't come out that motherfucker. Now, think about doing that
Speaker 1: for thirty years. It's a real shitting Check this out now.
Speaker 1: Right here, they're seeing that dude was throwing drugs out
Speaker 1: of the truck window following the shooting. This is what
Speaker 1: they say. Detail else of Alberto Alpha Martinez's frantic final
Speaker 1: moments are coming into focus as the investigation continues into
Speaker 1: the drug Kingpions drive by shooting death. The notorious drug
Speaker 1: dealer who was shot fine times and killed early Sunday
Speaker 1: in Harlem, was throwing baggies of drugs out of his
Speaker 1: truck's wonder as he tried to drive away from the scene,
Speaker 1: a police source saying Monday, a police source, there's always
Speaker 1: the police sources. Around about a dozen of the baggies
Speaker 1: were found on the street, spaced a few feet apart
Speaker 1: near Western hundred forty seven Street and Frederick Frederick Douglas
Speaker 1: Boulevard after Martinez was shot in his two thousand seventeen
Speaker 1: dogs ram, the storre said. The source said it looks
Speaker 1: like he was throwing them out the window because he
Speaker 1: knew police would be arriving. Martinez, who had been in
Speaker 1: the federal witness Protection program, apparently wanted to evade capture.
Speaker 1: The source said. The video of the crime scene watched
Speaker 1: by reported the picts baggies that contained the brown substance
Speaker 1: thrown on the street. The drug appeared to be hero ing.
Speaker 1: If it was that brown, they definitely has some hero
Speaker 1: on After the source said, he was rushed to Harlem
Speaker 1: hospital felling and shooting, but it couldn't be saved. You know,
Speaker 1: he confessed the fourteen murders before flipping and become the
Speaker 1: government witness, and he spent decades behind bars, and he
Speaker 1: was releasing two thousand fifteen. Now they don't know if
Speaker 1: Martinez had been released from witness protection or if he
Speaker 1: was just visiting his old stump of grounds. When he
Speaker 1: was killed. You know, you know, he was in possession
Speaker 1: of an i D with the name Abraham Rodriguez and
Speaker 1: Louis de Main when the police ride to the scene.
Speaker 1: So this dude had a fake r D. He had dope,
Speaker 1: all kinds had the i D that was given to
Speaker 1: him a different identity, So that was a legit i D.
Speaker 1: But he knew he shouldn't have never came back to
Speaker 1: that town. But like you said, it was a long time.
Speaker 1: He probably figured he can come do his thing, kick
Speaker 1: it halving. The motherfucker's don't know ing, but man, be aware, man,
Speaker 1: But how smart is that you get picked out? You
Speaker 1: get picked up in ninety right for murder and whatever
Speaker 1: you get charged with what thirty five I think they
Speaker 1: gave him in he decided to turn state's evidence. That's
Speaker 1: how he got out in He decided to turn state's
Speaker 1: evidence and tell on niggas he knew who was still
Speaker 1: in the game or back in the day. That's when
Speaker 1: they threw him in witness protection and let him out.
Speaker 1: So and when you didn't killed the homey people been
Speaker 1: waiting around for to get at you. Okay, knowing you've
Speaker 1: been told on some niggas. You just told on some niggas.
Speaker 1: What it's six years ago, you just told on some
Speaker 1: fresh fresh as a motherfucker still kind of way. So
Speaker 1: I know you might be feeling like, yeah, and I'm
Speaker 1: told on him. Niggas they gone pop, these niggas they
Speaker 1: gone nobody feeling trying to get at me, you know
Speaker 1: on that. And so I'm gonna go back to the stopping.
Speaker 1: That's where you're wrong, exactly, Like, that's where you're wrong,
Speaker 1: because twelve of Populo ass today your way the youngsters
Speaker 1: is you feel you know, the thing is this seemed
Speaker 1: like that this dude was damn near serial killer because
Speaker 1: you know, he admitted to killing fourteen people now and
Speaker 1: he killed you know, when he killed his childhood friend,
Speaker 1: Rich Porter. He said that Rick's lied to me about
Speaker 1: something there was no reason to lie about. I gave
Speaker 1: him the opportunity to tell me the truth, not once,
Speaker 1: but twice. He didn't die, So I shot him in
Speaker 1: the head, he said. After he shot Porter twice, he
Speaker 1: didn't disly shot him in the head. Not only did
Speaker 1: he you know, I just think there was fourteen murders
Speaker 1: that they know about, right, ain't no telling there might
Speaker 1: be thirty forty more bodies out there still. Man, even
Speaker 1: though motherucker's ain't looking at the big picture. The system
Speaker 1: is fucked up. You're you. You know you got the
Speaker 1: motherfucker that kid that that don't mind killing people once
Speaker 1: you get past five, it ain't on turning back and
Speaker 1: show you continue to do it. Now you got the
Speaker 1: mothercker can say I know such and such dead, won't
Speaker 1: d bam, And then we're gonna say, fucking thirteen the
Speaker 1: fourteen people you killed, give us these motherfucker's because they're
Speaker 1: bigger than you, and we had put you in winness protection.
Speaker 1: What kind of ship is that? And then he's sitting
Speaker 1: there for a minute, and then he get defending himself.
Speaker 1: Now he found himself six years later on the same
Speaker 1: streets he used to walk on, throwing dough by the car.
Speaker 1: What the fund you doing a this shilling dope? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's crazy because he sees he had been better, because
Speaker 1: he they saying that he got out. He got the
Speaker 1: bars in two thousand and fifteen, because I guess he
Speaker 1: was gonna be in there forever. If he didn't make
Speaker 1: that deal, he'd still been in that motherfucker right, And
Speaker 1: like you said, y'all don't look a psychopath. What's the
Speaker 1: difference between him and Gaze and Tied Bundy? It really
Speaker 1: ain't no difference. I think once you get past five,
Speaker 1: ain't you considered the serial killer? I ain't gonna say that.
Speaker 1: I don't know that. A don't quote me on that.
Speaker 1: One killers a killer. It don't matter how many motherfucker's
Speaker 1: you killed, You're just a killer. Yeah, jeez, you know
Speaker 1: in this dude right there he killed his childhood friend
Speaker 1: because he feels slightly because he said, dude told him
Speaker 1: a love. Yeah, what I read it was over something
Speaker 1: he he thought my Nigga was was was cutting his
Speaker 1: own side deals, and they asked him some ship, like
Speaker 1: you know, as you're getting work or something. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to base it on the movie, but from
Speaker 1: what I've heard, what I read was that he thought
Speaker 1: which was was making side deals. So he asked him
Speaker 1: and he was like, he told him something else, So
Speaker 1: he decided to kill him, which is some fucked up ship. Yeah,
Speaker 1: especially Nigga's your childhood friend, James. This is Nigga used
Speaker 1: to draw pictures with him, play within the sandbox and ship.
Speaker 1: But you kill your homie because he you know, if
Speaker 1: it ain't interfering with what we got going on, why
Speaker 1: are you gonna get mad at me? Because I go
Speaker 1: cut me a motherfucking record over here. You get me,
Speaker 1: You can't be mad about that. But when you grow
Speaker 1: up together, just like I told you the last time,
Speaker 1: with me and my homeboy Master Rhyme and when we
Speaker 1: was introduced to the dope, we I took it upon
Speaker 1: myself to say, I'm gonna lead a homie over here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go get my money. Right He looking at
Speaker 1: it like Sniker really wouldn't my dog and we don't
Speaker 1: did a gag and ship together. I understood where he
Speaker 1: was coming from because I did it. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. So too, homies, if you really my motherfucking friends,
Speaker 1: you're gonna apologize. You're gonna say, nigger, we can fix this.
Speaker 1: We're hummies. Were ride to die and I and and
Speaker 1: I had to do that. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: This motherfucker lived in the garage with me. This brother man,
Speaker 1: we read. I mean, we did our thing. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. You know what I'm saying, we uh
Speaker 1: real ship. So to Quille, your partner, not give a
Speaker 1: fuck your best friend so called best friend. Ain't that
Speaker 1: much friendship in the world. I would never I can
Speaker 1: never think about killing my road dog now a homie
Speaker 1: or some other motherfucker that that's on some fileship totally different,
Speaker 1: you know, That's what I'm saying. You know, motherfucker you
Speaker 1: grow up with, you gather Tennessee, you usually know their family,
Speaker 1: their mamas, their sisters, y'all used it like family, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. So it was sucked up. But
Speaker 1: with the trip deals though, it's how they treated this
Speaker 1: dude like he was god almost in New York. You know,
Speaker 1: he hadn't been an all kind of rap songs, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean with him Azy and all of them,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, they're kind of like legends
Speaker 1: over there. I mean, but you know, coming from that
Speaker 1: walks of life, you know we did it. You know,
Speaker 1: rappers or you've come from the street life, you know
Speaker 1: you incorporate. You know we've been talked about. You know,
Speaker 1: we didn't talked about a Freeway Rick in the Cup,
Speaker 1: the rap songs, or we didn't talked about a Han
Speaker 1: cho or or motherfucking ben Zoe Awl or you know,
Speaker 1: in a couple of rap songs. So it's always it's
Speaker 1: always been in the nature to glorify that that that
Speaker 1: figure of you know, I don't want to say that
Speaker 1: the robbing hood status where you robb for motherfucker's and
Speaker 1: you give to the poor. You know, that type of
Speaker 1: always the underdog type of nigga, the nigga that come
Speaker 1: from all that motherfucker just like me. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. He was born right here, like me. He
Speaker 1: comes from Compton, that motherfucker bawling and he's so we've
Speaker 1: always idolized that underground he wrote were but like like
Speaker 1: eight was saying, like you said, James in the hood.
Speaker 1: That's sometimes that's all you got to idolize. You see
Speaker 1: the dude that got all the money, and that got
Speaker 1: the Cadillac on Datan's and he got all the money,
Speaker 1: and he usually when you see him, he cand motherfucker's
Speaker 1: twenty dollar bills, fifty dollar bills. He's paying for people's groceries.
Speaker 1: You know, we had to du the off father in
Speaker 1: the hood. He would buy ms Ward groceries, old ladies,
Speaker 1: stayed door next door to me. He stayed every week.
Speaker 1: He would come over there with a bunch of grocery
Speaker 1: dropping off for the first million in the mailbox. Nigga's
Speaker 1: new don't go funk with that money in that mailbox
Speaker 1: because somebody would go back until And he was even
Speaker 1: with me one time. I remember being in the store
Speaker 1: and being short. He was like, get him and any
Speaker 1: other little nigga this and his motherfucker whatever they want.
Speaker 1: Left the money on the table, you know. So then
Speaker 1: what's our modern day heroes? And I think because they
Speaker 1: went against the system. Oh, we like mom pass wouldn't
Speaker 1: ship straight up. I'm not gonna say I want to
Speaker 1: be like him. When I go to school and I
Speaker 1: see the big homies, those guys across the street chilling
Speaker 1: or down the shooting dice and motherfucker and they are
Speaker 1: knuckling up. Oh yeah, they're hoping to get into this
Speaker 1: ship here. I liked it that you still you're standing
Speaker 1: in and watch that type of ship. It wouldn't daddy.
Speaker 1: So we look for somebody to analyze. To analyze, we
Speaker 1: look for that cat, and if that cat got killed,
Speaker 1: it was somebody stepping in his place right then and there,
Speaker 1: that that was already up in the rankings and ready
Speaker 1: to go and yeah, and let's not get it confused
Speaker 1: to knock real fathers who were around and supportive of
Speaker 1: that time. But my my, uh, my experience and not
Speaker 1: the not to disrespect my father, Like I said, good
Speaker 1: fathers from that era that we grew up in, because
Speaker 1: it was fucked up for a lot of us. Uh
Speaker 1: my father, you know, worked, had a job. Everything hit
Speaker 1: that wet, so it was absent a lot. You feel me, Um,
Speaker 1: we didn't have a lot to idolize as far as
Speaker 1: a positive you get me, um, the hood when you
Speaker 1: growing up in the hood and you struggling and striving
Speaker 1: and living with mops, moms and pops, ain't shit your
Speaker 1: motherfucking aspect again is not to disrespect him. But we
Speaker 1: wasn't looking at the Martins and the Malcolm's and ship
Speaker 1: the father not to disrespect those those like you said,
Speaker 1: we had it funked up, so we idolized the big
Speaker 1: homie the we we are man, my nigger down the
Speaker 1: street got that sack and he got that bread and
Speaker 1: all of it. You know, it wasn't like man Martin
Speaker 1: Luther King is fighting for the rights and he was
Speaker 1: doing You didn't. That's what I'm saying. We was like ship,
Speaker 1: big big big yaya down the street man and they
Speaker 1: got ten cars in his driveway and he got a
Speaker 1: motherfucking fucking drum full of water in his backyard, and
Speaker 1: all the bitches is fucking witting. That's what we idolized.
Speaker 1: So it was easy to represent them niggas like on
Speaker 1: records or when you was a young kid growing up,
Speaker 1: and then they would be like who you want to be? Like, oh, Ship,
Speaker 1: and I will be like like, it wasn't like the
Speaker 1: political nigga or the Malcolm's of the Martins and ship.
Speaker 1: Not to disrespect of the good fathers who was doing
Speaker 1: at that, but I've always said and I never took
Speaker 1: away from a man that took his kids, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. And when I said, I always say,
Speaker 1: my pops wouldn't ship, My pops and all men ain't
Speaker 1: ain't ready to be fathers, and you know do that
Speaker 1: play that role, you know what I'm saying. And my
Speaker 1: pops had to get the picture at thirteen, fourteen years
Speaker 1: old as the I shot my little brother fourteen, when
Speaker 1: that motherfucker found out that I had pistols at the house,
Speaker 1: and the more as waspan and the more testing is nigging.
Speaker 1: So when he got them back of guns, I don't
Speaker 1: know where he took those, but you know how the
Speaker 1: homies got down and got guns. I kept a gun
Speaker 1: and I kept under my bunk bears up under the
Speaker 1: bunk bears in the room. Bam. So when this motherfucker
Speaker 1: found out that I was carrying guns, now, oh it's
Speaker 1: trying to go. But if I leave, all y'all gotta leave.
Speaker 1: So the motherfucker tried to sell a house on my
Speaker 1: mom's tried to put her out. The judge sholder, fuck
Speaker 1: you you ain't doing you ain't putting them out. Then
Speaker 1: my grandfather came and gave ten grand to the nigger.
Speaker 1: He took that ten grand and bounced. Finally, five years,
Speaker 1: six years later, he's talking about I want to come home.
Speaker 1: I missed my family. This me, fuck you, you ain't
Speaker 1: coming back here and this house real. And if you
Speaker 1: ever throw his names, he probably scared of different. He
Speaker 1: wouldn't if he if he wasn't, he would have got
Speaker 1: it for real, for real. God is my witness right here.
Speaker 1: I don't give a feel what they feel, but my
Speaker 1: pops would have got killed inside the house. That's how
Speaker 1: I feel. I'm growing up. I'm I'm I'm thugged out now, nigga.
Speaker 1: You ain't no waking me up, touching me, putting your
Speaker 1: hands on me. No more. Oh no, he yeah, he
Speaker 1: had to go. But with with five kids and moms
Speaker 1: sitting in that courtroom when he's trying to get the
Speaker 1: house sold, and that just told him, you think you
Speaker 1: want me to put out five kids and a woman.
Speaker 1: And he just went big, Oh she ain't what with
Speaker 1: whooping this and this one that has my kids? Wow,
Speaker 1: nigga for real. Yeah, he just doing all that was
Speaker 1: moving my hands like that. Damn of angel was when
Speaker 1: I got the picture. He didn't give a funk about me.
Speaker 1: Mom's one story before we can we can move on.
Speaker 1: Mom's boyfriend got into it with my oldest sister. My
Speaker 1: oldest sister called him. He came over there, dude, the
Speaker 1: under the car working on his car. Possible out of
Speaker 1: blade slashed him across the face. I'm coming through the backyard.
Speaker 1: He walking past me like that and looked at me
Speaker 1: and called me a traitor. I did like this and
Speaker 1: kept walking. So I see earl up under the car
Speaker 1: coming from a bunder the car slash. I take him
Speaker 1: a thirty eight out of my pocket and get to him.
Speaker 1: Shoot the motherfucker. But he wouldn't face open right across
Speaker 1: the face, and he kept on working on the car.
Speaker 1: True story. No, he comes from a bunder that motherfucker,
Speaker 1: but I gave him the gun. If you come shoot him,
Speaker 1: what if you're wanting to sexual, I wouldn't gave a
Speaker 1: fuck you. I'm telling the real. When he passed in Texas,
Speaker 1: I only went to his funeral because my grandfather asked
Speaker 1: me to and support my my brothers and sisters, and
Speaker 1: I win. But I set outside smoking my cigarettes. And
Speaker 1: you know why you want me to come. I want
Speaker 1: you to drive, and I want you to pay your respects.
Speaker 1: I ain't benna go in there and paying my respects
Speaker 1: to this dude. I didn't like his mama, I ain't
Speaker 1: like his aunties. I didn't like none of the motherfuckers.
Speaker 1: So all of them could have got it. You know,
Speaker 1: suck my you know what I'm saying. So I didn't trip.
Speaker 1: I just stayed outside smoking my cigarettes, had my little drink.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't trip and whatsoever. And I didn't give a fuck.
Speaker 1: All these motherfucker's crying. What the fun is you crying
Speaker 1: for this? Ninking didn't want this? Nika did you crying for?
Speaker 1: I was I was happy. I was glad, so he
Speaker 1: was glad to see him go, especially for motherfucker's has
Speaker 1: been whooping your ass your whole life. Man. It's like
Speaker 1: you gotta wonder sometimes we'll be going through cats like that.
Speaker 1: He had to just be beating on kids, man. And
Speaker 1: it ain't gangster, it ain't um I don't know, just
Speaker 1: a sense of you know, well, you know it ain't
Speaker 1: no seeking and everybody to know y'all be hearing the
Speaker 1: voices in the background. That'd be James grandson. He'd be outside.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not. We got this place insulated, but
Speaker 1: we can hear him outside. But Line was five years old.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine nobody just putting their hands on a
Speaker 1: little kid periods. You know what I mean is it's
Speaker 1: they little kids stepping on him and all that ship. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, I got whoopings with stitching cards. If I
Speaker 1: grabbed that stitching cord and wrapped it around my hand,
Speaker 1: it was fish the cuffs, it was a kick, it
Speaker 1: was helble. He did what he had to do. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying that nigga bushed my head with
Speaker 1: my mom's high heeled shoes. I'm talking about wagging the niggers.
Speaker 1: I was eleven years old when he gave me the
Speaker 1: eight teen stitches. I think we all you know. When
Speaker 1: I be hearing your stories, I realized I really didn't
Speaker 1: go through new abuse. I think I was just getting
Speaker 1: the ass whoopings, but the man shoppers that we got.
Speaker 1: It's a difference between the straight up moms my ass
Speaker 1: with anything that was in the room. If these microphone
Speaker 1: cords in the phone cords, anything, the receiver from the phone,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna whoop your dog is just like the police
Speaker 1: do today. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. How the fucking I
Speaker 1: stopped moving and you beating the shutout of your mom's
Speaker 1: and tell your ass to the second you better stop moving.
Speaker 1: Just sit up there, take take them switch licks and ship. Man,
Speaker 1: I ain't supposed to move and ship while you're getting
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Speaker 1: one with James Still. I had a web from from
Speaker 1: here going all the way around like this. I ran
Speaker 1: away from I ran from comfor to eighty four, from
Speaker 1: San Pedro to my people house by the Duffies from
Speaker 1: Swans and my cousin put alcohol on these motherfucking webs right,
Speaker 1: and I'm I'm willing because this ship is burning like
Speaker 1: a motherfucker. It's funny now, but I see this light
Speaker 1: and this is just motherfucker pulling enough to come give me.
Speaker 1: Why do this? Nika? Just darvi, Nika, why are you
Speaker 1: coming to get me? But you don't want to tell
Speaker 1: You don't want nobody else to know what the fun
Speaker 1: is going on? You feel me. I'm telling you, man
Speaker 1: that motherfucker used to do ship and tell me don't
Speaker 1: move mother fun Are you whooping me? But you mean
Speaker 1: no move It's hard. Ain't hit me on my ass
Speaker 1: because putting now pair of pants didn't work that well.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you something to our people from our
Speaker 1: era all came up around the same time, and they
Speaker 1: was all from the South. Right when I tell you,
Speaker 1: I should think maybe my step pops had something personally
Speaker 1: against me because I wasn't his son. I got old
Speaker 1: and realized that wasn't true, because he did everything that
Speaker 1: the man was supposed to do, feed me, clothed me,
Speaker 1: you know, consoled me with something going wrong, But he
Speaker 1: disciplined my ass something got wrong. He gave my brothers
Speaker 1: the same mass whooping. I'm gonna tell you you ain't
Speaker 1: really have your asso you got with his fishing rod.
Speaker 1: You'll like to ask, what with the fishing rod before
Speaker 1: fishing pole? I've been waged with one. That motherfucker whoop
Speaker 1: my ask. One day was one of them little fishing
Speaker 1: poles and hit my ass twice and I still got
Speaker 1: weps on my back. He got so bad. One time, dog,
Speaker 1: I was in hospital for my asthma. Back then, they
Speaker 1: used to give you these shots to make your heart
Speaker 1: beat fast, and the motherfucker right, so I stayed up
Speaker 1: in the hospital, right man. One time I went to
Speaker 1: the hospital you know, I had my shirlf do give
Speaker 1: me the shouts. He saw the whips on me and
Speaker 1: he was looking at my mama like, do anybody hit
Speaker 1: you at home? I looked at my mom was like no,
Speaker 1: but how you get this? Or I fell out of
Speaker 1: a tree? You learn how to because I knew kind
Speaker 1: of when they asked you that ship, that I wasn't
Speaker 1: really getting abused like that, because my parents did show
Speaker 1: me love and not think about I should do a
Speaker 1: lot of funk up as ship, I was a thief
Speaker 1: and ass nigger. Like the fight all the time. It's
Speaker 1: a kid as a kid that that's giving them an excuse.
Speaker 1: A kid as a kid now that ain't nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with discipline and a kid because that shows today that
Speaker 1: the kids that don't get disciplined, now this is why,
Speaker 1: this is why they acted where they act. But back
Speaker 1: then in my days, we got ass whoopings. We knew
Speaker 1: when it was trying to come in the house. We
Speaker 1: knew we had to get our school clothes ready for
Speaker 1: the next day. We knew we couldn't come home from
Speaker 1: school without changing our clothes and get into the bullish
Speaker 1: it to go play. You know what I'm saying when
Speaker 1: my fathers did this ship to me and head. The
Speaker 1: doctor looked at me and asked me, and I looked
Speaker 1: up at him, basically telling the doctor he did it.
Speaker 1: He looked down at the doctor, looked at me, and
Speaker 1: the doctor said, I'll be back. When that doctor walked
Speaker 1: out to motherfucking room, that doctors, I mean, Pop said
Speaker 1: open your motherfucking mouth again. But I just say nothing.
Speaker 1: I just looked that doctor. You know what he should
Speaker 1: have been doing, because don't doctors to where if something's
Speaker 1: going on. They got to say something now now because
Speaker 1: it wasn't. It wasn't that coming like it is today.
Speaker 1: Same ship with domestic violence too. Ye. Back in the
Speaker 1: day ship my mom my, Pops and mom's it was
Speaker 1: hell up in Harlem my career. Yeah, I'm talking about
Speaker 1: like nigger go in the motherfucking corner and like ding
Speaker 1: ding try to where it was pointless you gave me
Speaker 1: when the motherfucker's is when the motherfucker is is on
Speaker 1: that wet motherfucker's unstoppable on the white lightness, nigger throwing
Speaker 1: motherfucking bicycles at niggas and ship what is it about
Speaker 1: that motherfucker A motherfucker fuck a bottle or something, picking
Speaker 1: up whole bicycles nigger, And I'm talking about slanging the
Speaker 1: motherfucker coming at your head like a hundred miles prour man.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you because I got a homeboy that
Speaker 1: used to get wet. I ain't gonna put his name
Speaker 1: out there like that, but you talked to him before. James,
Speaker 1: one of my one partners, Right, I saw this motherfucker
Speaker 1: on one of them sticks one day picking motherfucker that
Speaker 1: was my size up a big nigger. That what no
Speaker 1: punk song picked that nigga up by his throat like
Speaker 1: on some w W shot and just slam this nick
Speaker 1: on top of the car, right, But I don't know
Speaker 1: what it was about that wet. The police don't even
Speaker 1: sunk with them niggas when they went like they try
Speaker 1: the motherfucking hit the motherfucker's with that taze or a
Speaker 1: forward five time. Niggas pull that ship out like nigga
Speaker 1: pull that nigga want to smoke that ship. We're feeling
Speaker 1: did they get from doing that ship? Then turn into
Speaker 1: the one time? But I've never smoked it. But it's
Speaker 1: a gang of the homies. It's a gang of niggas
Speaker 1: who again always say is it's a gang of niggas
Speaker 1: who grow up in the hood. Who who are on
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Speaker 1: See you there with games steal Nigga nigga. Nigga might
Speaker 1: not smoke no pipe, but nigga, hey, it's natural the
Speaker 1: average homie that smoke sharmr cocaine in the hood. Did
Speaker 1: you down him? Nor? Hell No? To me, it was
Speaker 1: what the home is? What the homie doude? Right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: A few of them like, why is it always the biggest,
Speaker 1: strongest We never went around. Ain't always the biggest strong one.
Speaker 1: It could be the skinniest, smallest nigga. And we never,
Speaker 1: like you said, we never down to Mike. Oh man,
Speaker 1: it's nigga smoke. We see the homie wet and just
Speaker 1: be like, oh the homie wet, the only wet to day?
Speaker 1: You are, right, my nigga. And hey, let me ask
Speaker 1: you all this, both of you all this because Sherman
Speaker 1: is really like a thing that's really big in l A.
Speaker 1: You know, it's nationwide, worldwide, but it's big in l A.
Speaker 1: Like you know, um, did y'all notice a correlation of
Speaker 1: the dudes that eventually wound up becoming smokers getting on
Speaker 1: cracking ship? Was they the same ones that you was
Speaker 1: getting wet? I know a few who transition from you know,
Speaker 1: wetting and being on crack and all you said a
Speaker 1: lot of them cats had mental problems. No, no, but
Speaker 1: then I knew homies who just got wet on special
Speaker 1: occasions funeral ros reminiscent on the homies passings and ship
Speaker 1: niggas have hitted a couple of times and then they
Speaker 1: wouldn't hit the motherfucker again until next year. And we
Speaker 1: got homies Dad that was cooking and got burnt up.
Speaker 1: My uh such a husband, brother, it uh just shut up.
Speaker 1: I think fifty six percent of his body. Ain't sure,
Speaker 1: but uncle, it's a victim of it. And he's good.
Speaker 1: He knows what he's doing nowhere yet, but he hain't
Speaker 1: never been right. My uncle rabbit um and everybody, everybody
Speaker 1: got somebody in the family from those days to now
Speaker 1: that that they sucked him up. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: So I don't get that bad batch either. That's what's
Speaker 1: sucking him up. That's where my uncle at. And you
Speaker 1: got cash that's given the bad bats to you. That
Speaker 1: that nigga, because my uncle just darts getting nigger with
Speaker 1: the flyers perm wearing the silk white beaters and ship
Speaker 1: and he was left handed. Nigg It was a gambler.
Speaker 1: He was with the business and you know, just certain
Speaker 1: individuals didn't like that. You know, that nigga getting all
Speaker 1: the all of the females, and he smoked his stick
Speaker 1: and didn't come back, and my grandma had passed. He
Speaker 1: smoked that motherfucking and never been the same since he's
Speaker 1: never been there. And that's the risk you run. We're
Speaker 1: trying ship like that because I don't know a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of homies that try some ship one time. We
Speaker 1: gotta kept back at the crib. Now, Johan Letally John
Speaker 1: Letally hit the motherfucking primo and they had been walking
Speaker 1: around talking to itself since then, start basketball players. They
Speaker 1: could have went in the school. He wanted to just
Speaker 1: never been the same again. I had the homie just
Speaker 1: like that. The homie was one of like one of
Speaker 1: the homie homies, and he got a bad batch one
Speaker 1: day and that nigga woke up and thought he was
Speaker 1: somebody else. Real talk, he thought he was somebody else.
Speaker 1: And still he's still going like that. No, he passed.
Speaker 1: But when I say the homie thought he was somebody else,
Speaker 1: he used to get angry because he would talk to
Speaker 1: us like he was this person and like like he
Speaker 1: took the identity of a famous person and said, I'm them.
Speaker 1: I don't believe me. I got a meeting to day.
Speaker 1: I'm going to Hollywood. I gotta go do this. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get y'all contracts and all that. He was fun. No,
Speaker 1: we didn't laugh. We were like damn because he we
Speaker 1: we felt like we felt like it's fucked up because
Speaker 1: somebody gave the home me a bag. Now most of
Speaker 1: the time it's motherfucker's to do that ship the niggers
Speaker 1: on purpose, though, they do it to the good niggas
Speaker 1: and the niggas that they know that's with it, and
Speaker 1: they they that they are afraid of and they're passing
Speaker 1: the bad ship right now today some ship called uh yeah,
Speaker 1: passing this ship around and putting it in and the
Speaker 1: motherfucker cocaine and all the different kinds of ships before
Speaker 1: they lacing they lacing the peels. A lot of these
Speaker 1: kids and motherfuckers they and they know a lot of
Speaker 1: these um, you know a lot of the little young
Speaker 1: rappers and ship um. That's something I think that's what
Speaker 1: happened to mcmiller. Uh you know, he was thinking he
Speaker 1: was just getting some regular purpose sets or some ship
Speaker 1: and never knew that the motherfucker had laced them with
Speaker 1: some fitting. Now see where the thing is with them
Speaker 1: on purposes, James. They had started originally with the fitting
Speaker 1: all ship. They was putting them in them opius. At first,
Speaker 1: they was putting them in the purgoses and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: And you know that, like you said, that's a mcmiller
Speaker 1: passed away a lot of times. I'm pretty sure mcmiller's
Speaker 1: homely to give him them Peels didn't think he was
Speaker 1: giving them no other ship. It's just like my nephew
Speaker 1: at the house just passed away, you know, rest in peace, DJ.
Speaker 1: But he was complaining about some back pain friends. You know,
Speaker 1: try one of these he goes home and never wakes up. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I heard that. I heard about that. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. He's going with a little football little football
Speaker 1: player or something. Yeah, and I got a thing, and
Speaker 1: just tell me because I'll be I'll be sitting at
Speaker 1: the house thinking because a few females I knew that
Speaker 1: popped them. Ease is just flipping out. Now. The ship
Speaker 1: just don't come from from the homeboy, you're buying them
Speaker 1: from somewhere. Is somebody putting out this ship knowing that
Speaker 1: it's bad, but selling it to us? Oh yeah, for sure?
Speaker 1: Making millions of dollars and millions of hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars. And y'all know it's one thing too. You
Speaker 1: think about this when they stopped making lean. They stopped
Speaker 1: making lean a long time ago, right, Um, what was
Speaker 1: the what was the brand of lean that they had? Um? Anyway,
Speaker 1: they stopped manufacturing Lean, but motherfucker's was still buying it
Speaker 1: on the streets. Yeah, you know that, I forgive the
Speaker 1: brand of lean that it was. What was the name
Speaker 1: of that lean, Brian? What the call ship? Get a call, sir,
Speaker 1: promising Promuth's And they stopped making that ship, but they
Speaker 1: still headed in the streets the original formula. You can't
Speaker 1: tell me that these big pharmaceutical companies ain't taking a
Speaker 1: couple of cases from the back. Man, take these dolls
Speaker 1: and cases and just put them over here, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna make our breath every motherfucking every mother's face. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you something growing up, or if you got
Speaker 1: my mama, grandmama, go visit that doctor. She got a
Speaker 1: little slight cold. I can't name not one motherfucking nigger
Speaker 1: cabinet who didn't have a bottle of motherfucking promethazine coll
Speaker 1: surp in it and so ship. That's how they started
Speaker 1: because these young motherfucker's who probably didn't have no money
Speaker 1: to go out and buy weed or cocaine or crack.
Speaker 1: You know, they go digging in the medicine cabinet and
Speaker 1: I found out what promenthezine was because let me tell
Speaker 1: you something, when they get that shipped to me at
Speaker 1: the doctor maybe about ten years ago, they had a cold,
Speaker 1: and I go in there and do their doctor go, yeah,
Speaker 1: here's some call serve. I never even thought about it.
Speaker 1: But then you take a spooner that ship, and that ship,
Speaker 1: how you sleep all. I'm gonna just down. You can't
Speaker 1: even get the funk up off that ship. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you this ship to feel good, dog them opius
Speaker 1: feel good as a motherfucker. I'll be sitting up your
Speaker 1: line because I'm gonna tell you I had a two
Speaker 1: fold maybe five six years ago, and they gave me
Speaker 1: some of them pink percocets. You three gunning five on
Speaker 1: the milligram ones. The doctor told me cut the third
Speaker 1: that motherfucker. I said, they ain't gonna do it. I
Speaker 1: took half of that motherfucker dog and went to sleep
Speaker 1: and slept like a motherfucking baby. I could never understand
Speaker 1: why you're taking some cough serve and a motherfucker can't
Speaker 1: get up and they gonna be like just laying there
Speaker 1: like god. Man. But let me tell you. When I
Speaker 1: woke up, though, James, I felt so rested and felt
Speaker 1: so good, and I had just like feeling. I threw
Speaker 1: the rest of them peoples away. I said, this ship
Speaker 1: feel too good. I can't be sitting up here on
Speaker 1: this ship. I threw that ship in the trash, tied out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're fucking off the body that the world is today,
Speaker 1: Anything and everything is to come on. Any and everything
Speaker 1: helps you take care, dude, whatever you gotta do. But
Speaker 1: it just funked up that you see people out here
Speaker 1: that that depends on that ship. I gotta have that ship,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. It's a lot of people
Speaker 1: are they're sucked up, man, and they gotta have it.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people out here with with a
Speaker 1: lot of mental problems. Dog too. It's like, um, I know, James,
Speaker 1: you don't believe in therapy, no, but I think that, man,
Speaker 1: some of us need somebody to talk to. Dog. And
Speaker 1: I think a lot of these drugs, these vices, that
Speaker 1: stuff people got is just simply like they're doing the
Speaker 1: drugs to feel normal halfway. Did you ever know what homie? Hey,
Speaker 1: did you ever have a homie? Did it seem like
Speaker 1: they couldn't function unless they was high? They do it
Speaker 1: the function. They're doing the function because they I think
Speaker 1: they got chemical imbalances and stuff. Bro, So what do
Speaker 1: a psychiatrists got to do that? I think they can
Speaker 1: sometimes get to the root of which your problem. It
Speaker 1: wasn't help you because the thing is the averice told
Speaker 1: me to do feel like he got problems that's wrong
Speaker 1: with him and stuff like that. Man, he's not really
Speaker 1: going out to just talking a whole bunch of motherfucker's
Speaker 1: like that. You know what I'm saying, You gotta this
Speaker 1: is the only way I feel. This is how I feel.
Speaker 1: I'll be better talking to eight than I would do you,
Speaker 1: because I know he've been there, I know his background
Speaker 1: of being from the streets. I know you ain't from
Speaker 1: the streets. I know you ain't a game member show.
Speaker 1: What would I look like sitting at the chair. I'm now,
Speaker 1: we might shoot the ship and talk about it. But
Speaker 1: what I look like listening to anybody that haven't walked
Speaker 1: in my shoes to tell me is wrong or what
Speaker 1: I should do. Well, see if James, You're exactly right.
Speaker 1: But I think therapy is so much better today because
Speaker 1: that's one thing that I tell people. I don't think
Speaker 1: you should just go settle for any therapists to talk to,
Speaker 1: because me personally, I think I would like to talk
Speaker 1: to another black person that's from the hood. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, that comes from the same background did
Speaker 1: I come from, so we can understand, and me talking
Speaker 1: to a fifty sixty year old white cat. Sometimes he
Speaker 1: may not get what I got going on. But I
Speaker 1: think if you find the right therapist, I think it
Speaker 1: can help. And I think some people, I think what
Speaker 1: they do do too much. I think they're trying to
Speaker 1: shove a bunch of medications on people now because I know,
Speaker 1: like if you take a little kid, this real actors
Speaker 1: and the doctor, they all the first thing they want
Speaker 1: to do is put them on some peels. Oh he
Speaker 1: has a d h D. He's hyperactive. No, you might
Speaker 1: be ruining that kid by giving them them bam peels.
Speaker 1: Because as far as I know, lion On Left, five
Speaker 1: years old, is acting the way he's supposed to. He's
Speaker 1: a little boy to his active you're gonna tell any
Speaker 1: one of us and we just five, Hey, we need
Speaker 1: you to sit here and be quiet for an hour
Speaker 1: and a half. We could be around the back doing something.
Speaker 1: Everything might be outside throwing rocks and some ship. That's
Speaker 1: just how it is. They look key, is how they're
Speaker 1: supposed to. A you know, he only been on this
Speaker 1: planet for five years. Dog, Come on, that's just you know,
Speaker 1: some people don't understand, uh, traits of different races. I feel,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. And if you if you
Speaker 1: don't understand, or if you ain't been in that situation before,
Speaker 1: then it's probably gonna be hard or motherfucker to understand
Speaker 1: or comprehend that ship. Right. But our feeling this is
Speaker 1: like you said, kids gonna always be kids or whatever.
Speaker 1: So I just have the uh, some people on just
Speaker 1: like you said, motherfucker be quick to throw you on
Speaker 1: some medication or some drugs or whatever, when most of
Speaker 1: the time it's just the way a person is. A
Speaker 1: lot of are a lot of our our grandparents or whatever.
Speaker 1: You know, home remedies was the best. Ain't nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with that motherfucking kid hit me. Ain't nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: him because I noticed with that man they quit to
Speaker 1: put because they told me about that about my son
Speaker 1: and said, s C now, oh he has this. We
Speaker 1: need a man. If I put my son in that ship,
Speaker 1: he might not be the kid he is now. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. I didn't need for him to
Speaker 1: slow down. I needed him to keep attacking ship. It
Speaker 1: was just up to me to find the outlet for
Speaker 1: him to take his aggressiveness out of you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. And that's what people. Man. You know, we
Speaker 1: got it so hard and I've never been one of
Speaker 1: them type of cats that looked at like, oh I'm black.
Speaker 1: So I got it harder than everybody else. But we
Speaker 1: gotta funked up all the way around them. Police been
Speaker 1: whooping our asses. We've been coming from fucked up homes.
Speaker 1: We just haven't had the opportunities that other motherfucker's get.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. Because it's like with you, James,
Speaker 1: for example, Let's say you had a real motherfucker man
Speaker 1: in your life. Not saying it your life ain't. Your
Speaker 1: life is good now, it's great, but just imagine what
Speaker 1: James McDonald could have become hack. You had a real
Speaker 1: motherfucker in your life. Honestly, I had my grandfather. But honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't think I wouldn't have probably been this person
Speaker 1: if I didn't go through what I went through. Givee me,
Speaker 1: and then I probably wouldn't have liked it. That other
Speaker 1: motherfucker I would have been. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: I'd have probably been some fucking big head ass nerves
Speaker 1: and I don't know, but let's say I wouldn't change it.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that I am who I am. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I just had to learn and adjust
Speaker 1: to be who I am, and I'm cool with that.
Speaker 1: So my only point is, I can't nobody, no white man,
Speaker 1: no Chinese dude, tell me, uh the only reason why
Speaker 1: I get in a car with three other guys with guns.
Speaker 1: You can't tell me why I got in that car.
Speaker 1: You don't understand that. You can't tell me what I
Speaker 1: was thinking when my pops was kicking my ass. You
Speaker 1: can't tell me that. You can assume exactly, but all
Speaker 1: that other ship could funk out of here. I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear this ship. I had a second in
Speaker 1: the third grade, the third grade show, it didn't work.
Speaker 1: I ain't listening, Julie. Well, you know what I think,
Speaker 1: like I see it. I think the therapy is a
Speaker 1: lot of fucking better now, man. But I think it's
Speaker 1: something that somebody gotta be ready for and it gotta
Speaker 1: be the right ship. It gotta be the right ship.
Speaker 1: And I don't think it's you know what. I think
Speaker 1: people just gotta find their own way. It ain't no
Speaker 1: cookie cutter method. It ain't necessarily no cookie cutter method
Speaker 1: to help the motherfuck out, you know. But you know,
Speaker 1: speaking of police whooping our asses and ship man, did
Speaker 1: y'all hear about that ship that happened in Indiana with
Speaker 1: the cops kicking the board and face? Yeah? Man? You know.
Speaker 1: Body camera footage show Sergeant Eric Huxley kicking handcuffed man
Speaker 1: in the face, which immediately caused his mouth to bleed.
Speaker 1: The family of Jermaine Vaughan was shocked to see the
Speaker 1: video showing him being kicked by Sergeant Eric Huxley while
Speaker 1: handcuff They saw it Tuesday night on thirteen News Now.
Speaker 1: They said they won't justice. It was very shocking for
Speaker 1: my mother to call me and say he was on
Speaker 1: the news and getting his face dumped in by the
Speaker 1: serge and said sister Whitney Malone. They were shocked because
Speaker 1: until Tuesday they had no idea where he was. Malone
Speaker 1: lives in Richmond, Virginia and Richmond, Indiana. She said that
Speaker 1: family had been looking for Von for two years. You
Speaker 1: never know what you're gonna do or say until it
Speaker 1: happens to you as someone you love, Malone said. She said,
Speaker 1: before Von developed paranoise, gets a frendia, he was a good,
Speaker 1: hard working man. He went to sleep and he woke
Speaker 1: up a different person. He had a breakdown mentally. He's
Speaker 1: like five or six years old, I think, Malone said.
Speaker 1: She said he's been arrested several times for similar incidents.
Speaker 1: She finds it hard to understand why the police didn't
Speaker 1: see his history or try to help him. Should nobody
Speaker 1: be treated that way, whether he was confident or inconfident.
Speaker 1: Malone said, now this is a cat that got mental problems.
Speaker 1: Remember me and you talked about the thing that we
Speaker 1: was gonna go downtown and do for homeless people, And
Speaker 1: I said, man, it's important to show these people because
Speaker 1: you don't know if they got people out there looking
Speaker 1: for him. This is the same case of that this
Speaker 1: dude been going for two years and his family been
Speaker 1: looking for him, and just think you find your love
Speaker 1: when your child that she's been looking for on TV
Speaker 1: and see him getting his face kicked in police officer.
Speaker 1: That's enough to make any nigga lose their mind. And
Speaker 1: and it's unfortunate because it's a lot of cases where
Speaker 1: we got brothers who have um mental health, you know, problems,
Speaker 1: and it's fucked up that you can tell what fucking
Speaker 1: ones can tell. The ones can tell when we got
Speaker 1: these brothers who in these states and instead of trying
Speaker 1: to help them more strata subdue them in a different way,
Speaker 1: they go all out on some stupid ship. Now, why
Speaker 1: do you want to kick him on fucking the face
Speaker 1: when he's hand keft? I mean, and my thing is, okay,
Speaker 1: they got body camera footage, so what we're gonna have
Speaker 1: another case of what a motherfucker trying to get rid
Speaker 1: of the bodycam footage? Because what did you think, what
Speaker 1: would what would actually cause you outside of racism? Then
Speaker 1: they just want to run up and kick him on
Speaker 1: fucking the face when he's handcuffed. You get me, You
Speaker 1: hold up, I'm gonna actually show the people that have
Speaker 1: watched the video. IM gonna show this little clip to
Speaker 1: him right now. Okay, you see that ship man, that
Speaker 1: ship is crazy. Though you can't see the police. It's
Speaker 1: getting frustrated because one thing about the police, they don't
Speaker 1: want you to tell you ship. You can't tell them nothing,
Speaker 1: you can't correct them. So by him speaking and talking
Speaker 1: and telling them nobody respecting y'all no more, that frustrated
Speaker 1: the police. Now this motherfucker's talking about lean back. How
Speaker 1: you got me standing up and handcuffed? How do I
Speaker 1: lean back? And when he said that, that's when it
Speaker 1: was trying to go in like I didn't understand that either.
Speaker 1: What happened? Okay, just sit down and help them, motherfucker,
Speaker 1: sit down. What is the lean back? Ship? What? Because
Speaker 1: you want me to fall straight backwards? And then you
Speaker 1: put me on the ground and then the other dude
Speaker 1: just runs up and kicks him in the face. Start
Speaker 1: going now you're done, you're done, You're done. Okay, you're motherfucker,
Speaker 1: because what that's supposed to what that's supposed to be
Speaker 1: the sign of authority. I just kicked you in the
Speaker 1: fucking face. Now be your ass still because you're done now,
Speaker 1: I mean, and then, like you said, he's a sergeant,
Speaker 1: so what was his plan to do? What was his plan?
Speaker 1: Because you know your own body cam foot why he
Speaker 1: ain't showing the other officers. This is not the way
Speaker 1: to behave. This is not how we treat people. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. You don't see that every day.
Speaker 1: We don't, but it happens every day. This just sucked
Speaker 1: up though, Like, like, you gotta think about it on
Speaker 1: this level, right, she may not to make cut you off,
Speaker 1: it goes to show how much ship we might not
Speaker 1: be seeing from body cam because straight up, if the
Speaker 1: ship didn't leak, what was they gonna do with this?
Speaker 1: And you're plainly in the wrong by kicking the motherfucking
Speaker 1: the fact, I am a victim of police mutuality exactly,
Speaker 1: So you're you're you're plainly in the wrong. Handcuffs he
Speaker 1: on the ground, you run up like a motherfucker out
Speaker 1: the bushes a wild animal, and then kick a motherfuck
Speaker 1: in the face. So you already know that's a lawsuit.
Speaker 1: You already know that's some bullshit. What were you feel
Speaker 1: plan on doing on doing with that? You think and
Speaker 1: you as the nigging charge. Now think about it like this, though, eight,
Speaker 1: When the people run your name, they get all your
Speaker 1: information in there. They got your medical information if you
Speaker 1: haven't been in any public like if you've got a
Speaker 1: health helmt right, they may see that you got diabetes
Speaker 1: or whatever. Right they may say, okay, eight, you got
Speaker 1: this going on with you. We know. But still though
Speaker 1: this man had was mental issues. Dog he thought of
Speaker 1: as a five or six year old, right, you could
Speaker 1: probably tell something's wrong with him. But even even if
Speaker 1: he was best ship crazy, what gives him the right
Speaker 1: to just kick a motherfucker his handcuffs in the face.
Speaker 1: If don't give him the right, it's just who they are. Right,
Speaker 1: If the law don't give a funk about you, who will?
Speaker 1: And if if you out here like that, nobody gives
Speaker 1: a funk about you. First thing, guy, As soon you
Speaker 1: see what I'm saying, half a half and all police
Speaker 1: ain't bad, dude, All that ain't bad. But when you
Speaker 1: get the ones that come home because the white didn't
Speaker 1: suck them all, didn't cook or fucking with somebody else,
Speaker 1: he's going to work he on one. You know what?
Speaker 1: You know what's really interesting you know, I wonder what
Speaker 1: Ricky had to say about this, being a former police officer.
Speaker 1: We can bring it up to it because I'm really
Speaker 1: arguing with I'm gonna say it's real quick. I'm really
Speaker 1: arguing with him too. Let's see what the fun Ricky
Speaker 1: gotta man, it was a rig what you're doing now though,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm still up here with James eight and we're
Speaker 1: doing we're taking the show right now, and we just
Speaker 1: brought up something. Did you hear about that incident what
Speaker 1: happened with the police officer in Indiana where he kicked
Speaker 1: the brother in the face when he was handcuffed. I
Speaker 1: didn't hear about that him? All right, So this guy
Speaker 1: has mental issues, right like you The short story, right,
Speaker 1: he handcuffed, They already treat them kind of rough. And
Speaker 1: when he was handcuffed, the body cam footy showed them
Speaker 1: kicking the dude in the face. Right, what do you
Speaker 1: think you're happened to that police officer? Dog a Sorge
Speaker 1: and this is a sergeant and he was handcuffed and
Speaker 1: he was down. He was down. He's gonna get trying
Speaker 1: like the lonely confident I was talking about on my show. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, they being indicted, and he got indicted this
Speaker 1: week last week. You know, if he got caught on
Speaker 1: tape doing that, he's gonna get indicted. If the guy
Speaker 1: wasn't you know to uh know called uh go on
Speaker 1: to him for someone else. You can't. You can't put
Speaker 1: your hands on people or your feet. Oh yeah, he
Speaker 1: got problems he's going to you know, what's all with
Speaker 1: daily weapon? That's not even a battery. That's a felony
Speaker 1: because a foot on a boot or she was considered
Speaker 1: a weapon. Yeah, for show man. A lot of people
Speaker 1: want to know, man, how are you feeling? Brother? I'm good,
Speaker 1: I'm good brother. Nice to him. Yeah, yeah, we were
Speaker 1: taking you on the show right now. Okay, okay talking
Speaker 1: Yeah we quick say. I was just acknowledge the NC
Speaker 1: eight my brother James good look yes, sorry, yes, sir, Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm chelling mother bucks up here. Man, Uh, we need
Speaker 1: to get your dinings and cut your ass out. We
Speaker 1: got something to talk about. We got a lot of stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: for sure. With ship you could be dumb. We got
Speaker 1: twenty five things. We've got twenty five things to talk about.
Speaker 1: Now we don't. Yeah, well, what I'm gonna do? What
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do with m Ridge. What I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: is um once I see you this week. Dog, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna bring that thing out there. But other than next,
Speaker 1: you're good though, right, I'm good. I'm good. What y'all
Speaker 1: think about y'all? Boy? Nino, ben as Niche by Reggie
Speaker 1: were all at you, man, come on your show, Hey Reggie,
Speaker 1: Hey Reggie, this is Gage the Chronicles. Right, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: call you right back Art And that's our boy Reggie
Speaker 1: right right there, y'all see Shi still stay the same
Speaker 1: with him. I'm at edence. Well we're gone, right, Brian,
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna delete that that ain't as mine. Benjie
Speaker 1: is crazy, Yeah, rig Reggie crazy is a motherfucker dog.
Speaker 1: And I don't know why I couldn't get him on
Speaker 1: the phone. I said he could try to stick every
Speaker 1: look sad being. He can't, right, not even five minutes,
Speaker 1: not even five And we asked some police metality he
Speaker 1: want to bring? You want to bring the mother ship?
Speaker 1: What you think about your boy? That's how we that's
Speaker 1: how we started against the chronic was talking about the
Speaker 1: police and what the ship they do and beating up
Speaker 1: motherfucker's with them sticks and Reggie thought it was the
Speaker 1: right thing to do. How the fund can I stopped
Speaker 1: moving if you beat me across my head with a baton? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know. And for those that I'm pretty sure everybody know,
Speaker 1: Reggie was a former police officer with the City of Compton.
Speaker 1: You know, longtime family, isn't it. It was a dad
Speaker 1: um bright singer. We all respected dude in the city
Speaker 1: of Compton. Uncle, yeah, everything, you know, and we got Reggie.
Speaker 1: There was a police offic shout out the jaws and
Speaker 1: big resh Yeah yeah man, you know. Um. The thing
Speaker 1: is what I feel, bro, is that we gotta start
Speaker 1: loving our sales man before we expect other motherfucker's to
Speaker 1: give us the respect that we need to get because
Speaker 1: we really don't like if you look at black people
Speaker 1: on the average though, we really don't look out for
Speaker 1: each other. We're always trying to tear the next man down.
Speaker 1: When James was in the street wild and didn't nobody
Speaker 1: have a thing to say, But the many James elevate
Speaker 1: his life, everybody feels like it's cool to speak on James.
Speaker 1: That's the devil, brother, that's the death. I allow it
Speaker 1: not to happen. I allow not tobody into the bullish
Speaker 1: it because I know me, I ain't never did what
Speaker 1: these nigga is doing today. I ain't never did that,
Speaker 1: So you can call me what the funk you want to,
Speaker 1: Just come with your papers and I accepted, just just
Speaker 1: come with do it, do what you gotta do. But
Speaker 1: I think the ship that's coming out here, it's all
Speaker 1: fucked up. You know what I'm saying. It's one thing
Speaker 1: to be who you are. It's another thing to fake
Speaker 1: the funcking for trade to be a nigger that you're not.
Speaker 1: Sooner or later they gonna test that ass. That ass
Speaker 1: will be tested. If you do not stand up to that,
Speaker 1: the rest of your life is over. Just like going
Speaker 1: to prison, you know what I'm saying. Just like a
Speaker 1: street fight in the hood. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: If you don't do your best to fight, you asked
Speaker 1: out and and that that goes for all of us.
Speaker 1: If you're winning, you're fucking winnie. If you this type
Speaker 1: of dude, you that type of dude. If you a nerd,
Speaker 1: your nerve basically motherfucker's should just be theirselves. Everybody ain't
Speaker 1: with the gangster ship, and then you know it's it's
Speaker 1: layers to the game banging ship. Everybody ain't finn to
Speaker 1: jump in that car. Everybody don't want to deal with
Speaker 1: the consequences. But those do They get pressing into going
Speaker 1: to get in that car when he didn't told you
Speaker 1: nine times he don't want to go, and then you
Speaker 1: get caught, and then you're mad at him because he
Speaker 1: said they made me go. He did it. It ain't
Speaker 1: his phone. He ain't wouldn't cut for that ship. He
Speaker 1: wouldn't cut for it. He shouldn't. But that's when he
Speaker 1: got to know that I'm not that nigga. I told
Speaker 1: motherfucker's I'm six four two pounds. You don't think every
Speaker 1: gang in l A was trying to recruit me when
Speaker 1: I first came this big young nigga um, I told
Speaker 1: motherfucker's that's not me. I don't know what y'all world
Speaker 1: war is what these niggas is about. I feel like
Speaker 1: a damn food like getting shot. Well, motherfucker's sending me
Speaker 1: back home in the box store and how because they
Speaker 1: talked about he a crip or he a blood. No,
Speaker 1: They're like, what the funk happened? Is this nigga man?
Speaker 1: And and you know today we the police constantly keep
Speaker 1: whipping that ass. And you know, you think you get
Speaker 1: justice with the Floyd George Floyd ship and they're gonna stop.
Speaker 1: They wearing body cameras are still popping you upside the head.
Speaker 1: They're wearing body cameras shooting people with with fucking paintball guns.
Speaker 1: The bullets that that ship hurt, rubber bullets and ship,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying, And they're getting caught. You
Speaker 1: got one cop on the motherfucking news talking about he
Speaker 1: got mad at his wife because his wife was talking
Speaker 1: to a black man in the market. What the fund
Speaker 1: you doing talking to her in a nigger Come on, man,
Speaker 1: he's a police officers. So you can't excuse them because
Speaker 1: their police officers don't mean they ain't racist. He do know.
Speaker 1: It's a whole bunch of plenty of mothers. Okay, So
Speaker 1: asks us why we're own a defensive because we know
Speaker 1: we might be talking to a potential KKK or whatever
Speaker 1: the case might be. So how do I active this
Speaker 1: police officer? Put the black police officers in the in
Speaker 1: the community for all in white police officers and Beverly Hills,
Speaker 1: some motherfucking we let him deal with the white folks. Well,
Speaker 1: put some some cops and let them get the motherfucker's
Speaker 1: that went to school. Half of the cats from the hood,
Speaker 1: cousins and brothers trying to be police officers. They won't
Speaker 1: allow him to be police officers. Why you gotta do
Speaker 1: a history on the motherfucker's that I know my family.
Speaker 1: My family ain't gonna get a job if they say
Speaker 1: a kind to me. That's some real ship. We all,
Speaker 1: we got a bed all the way around. But y'all
Speaker 1: make sure y'all stay careful out there. Man, stay safe,
Speaker 1: and you know we're out of here. We'll see y'all
Speaker 1: next week, Jill all the time, all right. For sure,
Speaker 1: y'all want to take a