Sir V Wood: From Hustler to Legacy Builder
Sir V Wood is in the house, and this episode is all about turning hustle into a legacy! We dive deep into the grind and the hustle culture that defines the Bay Area, with Sir V sharing his journey from the streets to the spotlight. He opens up about his struggles, including his experiences with depression and the importance of support from his community. We laugh, we reflect, and we celebrate the wins, big and small—like the joy of young fans asking for autographs. This conversation is a vibrant mix of humor and heartfelt moments, painting a picture of resilience and ambition. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one!
Transcript
What's up?
Speaker A:What's up?
Speaker A:Y' all know who it is.
Speaker A:Dr. Stance with turning a what?
Speaker A:Hustle in a legacy.
Speaker A:And I got.
Speaker A:I've been waiting on you.
Speaker A:This one to me, I saved the best for last.
Speaker A:Maybe Mr.
Speaker A:Serve with Vallejo.
Speaker A:My nigga, I couldn't wait for you.
Speaker A:First of all, every morning I wake up slapping graduation.
Speaker A:That's this man's song.
Speaker A:He said it ain't his favorite.
Speaker A:That's my favorite shit.
Speaker A:Servewood.
Speaker A:I have to one you one of the biggest hustlers I'm seeing moving your shit.
Speaker A:Yeah, it's a lot of niggas that want to be rappers, right?
Speaker A:Nigga, you everywhere.
Speaker A:And I'm loving your movement.
Speaker A:You know how I watch you.
Speaker A:I might be a stalker.
Speaker A:I might be your biggest fan.
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:Fuck it.
Speaker B:I don't give a. I said I'm talking, man.
Speaker B:Support is everything, man.
Speaker A:I just.
Speaker B:Stalk me to death if you supporting me.
Speaker A:I do.
Speaker A:I stalk you.
Speaker A:You just was with the little youngsters.
Speaker A:How did that make you feel when them young niggas.
Speaker A:Little white boys.
Speaker A:No offense to everybody.
Speaker A:I love all cultures.
Speaker A:Little white boys was like, ooh, can I get a.
Speaker A:Can I get an autograph?
Speaker A:How did that shit make you feel, brother?
Speaker B:It was great.
Speaker B:I was in Dallas when that happened, and I just decided to repost it.
Speaker B:I'm like, that's the perfect time to repost this.
Speaker B:It already did numbers before, but I'm like, things is going up.
Speaker B:I'm.
Speaker B:Let me repost this just to remind them, like, people know me outside of the Bay Area.
Speaker A:And who you reminding?
Speaker A:Let the people know.
Speaker B:I'm reminding everybody who doubting me on my mama.
Speaker B:I'm low key, though.
Speaker B:Like, around in the Bay.
Speaker B:Like, I'm not low key, but I'm low key.
Speaker A:You humble, baby.
Speaker B:I'm humble.
Speaker A:Very humble.
Speaker B:And I be telling people that when I meet them, they.
Speaker B:They asked me, like, I never heard of you before.
Speaker B:I'm like, I'm under lit.
Speaker B:I'm under, but I'm lit as hell.
Speaker B:And when they finally find out, they be like, oh, my God, everybody fucking know you.
Speaker A:I'm like, yeah, nigga, I seen you with Rick Ross.
Speaker A:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I seen you with.
Speaker A:What's the boy?
Speaker B:Young wife and Lucci.
Speaker A:Listen, nigga, I seen you giving him your clothes.
Speaker A:I've been studying.
Speaker A:I've been following you.
Speaker A:You know, you just.
Speaker A:Like I said, I respect you so much because of your hustle.
Speaker A:I love a N that.
Speaker A:Do his Own thing and hustle.
Speaker A:I'm sure you wake up every day and be like, what could I do to make serve wood better?
Speaker A:Yeah, I feel it.
Speaker A:Like, it's an inner feeling.
Speaker B:I feel that's the main focus, especially right now.
Speaker B:Like, it always been my focus.
Speaker B:Everybody that know me, even from my younger days of being in the streets, they know that I'm a hustler.
Speaker A:Speaking of younger days, you said something the other day.
Speaker A:And I dare near, my eyes water.
Speaker A:And I'm gonna say this.
Speaker A:You said, nigga, I've been depressed since I was a young kid.
Speaker A:That shit fucking touched me.
Speaker B:And that's real talk.
Speaker B:Cause a lot of people don't know.
Speaker B:You know, some people try to, like, stage it or dress it up and act like they've been through this or been through that just to try to sell a record or something, right?
Speaker B:Trying to hit that image.
Speaker B:And it's like, nigga, I really been through that, right?
Speaker B:And there's people that's like, me that really been through that.
Speaker A:Like, what?
Speaker A:Talk to me.
Speaker A:I remember your mama was, where's moms?
Speaker B:Where's moms?
Speaker B:Couldn't make it.
Speaker B:She couldn't make it.
Speaker A:Where's mom's?
Speaker B:She couldn't make it.
Speaker B:I wanted that.
Speaker A:I wanted that.
Speaker B:I don't even think they ready for that, though.
Speaker A:Yeah, they is.
Speaker B:They ain't ready.
Speaker B:Cause I swear, people that know my mom know what's up.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, the people that you would see on there, like, I'm so proud of you.
Speaker B:They not saying it just because, like, you would catch people saying that.
Speaker B:They're like, I'm so proud of you from coming from the old puka.
Speaker B:Like, you hear him say that, like, a lot.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And people throw in there.
Speaker B:Not shots, but just let people know, like in the comments, like, boy, you came a long way.
Speaker B:Like, it was just, you know, a lot of people act like they been through that.
Speaker B:Like, if you've been through that, you would have some sense by now.
Speaker A:Well, what's your.
Speaker A:What was like, let's say this.
Speaker A:What was your worst experience as a child?
Speaker A:Because when you said that on Instagram, saying that I've been depressed since I was a kid, I felt that shit.
Speaker B:Nigga, it real true.
Speaker A:And I couldn't wait to ask you that because.
Speaker A:And that's why I really did.
Speaker A:Moms, you better.
Speaker A:Your ass better be here next episode.
Speaker A:But I felt that when she was in the background and shit like that, I felt me and you may have similar stories.
Speaker A:That's Why I got you my book.
Speaker A:But I felt you may have been through some trauma as a childhood.
Speaker A:Talk to me about that.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:My granny had to raise me.
Speaker B:They tried to put me on Ritalin.
Speaker B:Well, they did put me on Ritalin when I was a kid.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:But my granny took me off like, he don't need this.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So just going through that stage.
Speaker B:I'm talking about at school.
Speaker B:I had to go to the principal office in the morning, at lunchtime.
Speaker B:And towards the end of school, if I'm not mistaken, Granny don't whoop me.
Speaker A:Don't whoop him.
Speaker B:But to the point that she was like, we gotta take him off this shit.
Speaker B:It's slowing him down.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:So it's crazy.
Speaker B:Cause it's like I was the one that was going through all that.
Speaker B:And I was like the black sheep my whole life.
Speaker B:And, you know, we moved around a lot.
Speaker B:So everywhere we went, it was somewhere new.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:So it was like going through all that other personal situations.
Speaker B:My granny be telling me and my momma be telling me, like, talk about it.
Speaker B:Cause they think this shit fake.
Speaker B:But my granny at the same time be like, n. Hold on now.
Speaker A:Make sure I look good, nigga.
Speaker B:No right?
Speaker B:But Grams is a hustler, though.
Speaker B:That's who taught me how to hustle out the gate.
Speaker A:Is that who raised you?
Speaker B:That's who raised me.
Speaker A:Same here.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:My granny taught me how to hustle.
Speaker B:I'm talking about real hustling, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:I asked her the other day, like, where your articles at when they kicked your door in?
Speaker B:Mm.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Cause it's like, so people can get understanding and can understand me.
Speaker B:Cause I think I'm misunderstood.
Speaker A:Not for me you ain't, nigga.
Speaker B:Because you know it.
Speaker B:You know about it.
Speaker B:You familiar with it, you identify with it, right?
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker B:People who don't identify with it, they can get it confused.
Speaker B:Everything soft, sugar.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And it's like, nah, this the real deal.
Speaker B:Like, I really done seen the lot, been around a lot.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:What's the worst thing you been through as a child?
Speaker B:The worst thing I've been through as a child, besides being on Ritalin, besides being on Rhytland, I think it was.
Speaker B:I don't wanna put my granny on blast like that.
Speaker A:I mean, but it's.
Speaker B:But I think the worst thing we've been through was being evicted.
Speaker B:Right then we had to move to Oakland.
Speaker B:And then we had to go from, you know, pillow to post, and we had hotel rooms.
Speaker B:And before we stuck our steak in Vallejo.
Speaker B:I think that was some of the worst thing, but the worst feeling ever was just not having my parents pick me up from school.
Speaker B:Like, me and my brother was just talking about that shit.
Speaker B:Like, these niggas be acting like.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Like, we really used to have the principals and teachers at the school not having sympathy for us, but recognizing what we was going through, and they was the ones picking up the slack.
Speaker B:Mm.
Speaker B:For real.
Speaker A:Literally, I'm.
Speaker B:You know, I'm talking about.
Speaker A:No, I'm sensitive.
Speaker A:It's that time of the money in here crying.
Speaker B:Nah, for real, though.
Speaker B:Like, on some don't send him home type shit, we ain't sending him home.
Speaker B:We keeping him.
Speaker B:Like, we finna deal with him.
Speaker B:We ain't finna keep sending him home type shit.
Speaker B:Cause they understood.
Speaker B:And then it's like, certain times I had to be in classrooms with a teacher who would deal with me, but I didn't understand what I was going through then.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I was a kid.
Speaker B:I was a kid.
Speaker B:So I'm in different class.
Speaker B:I'm in a whole Mexican classroom.
Speaker B:I'm in a Spanish classroom with a Spanish teacher who teaching a Spanish class.
Speaker B:But then coming over here to me, like, okay, now you gotta just do this, dude.
Speaker B:It's like she multitasking.
Speaker B:That was at Franklin.
Speaker B:That was in junior high, so.
Speaker B:And then, you know, your poverty.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:The environment take control, too.
Speaker B:And it's like, I'm good at everything in the environment.
Speaker B:For some reason, I'm just automatically just a regular.
Speaker B:Just.
Speaker B:I know how to do this.
Speaker B:I know how to do that outside type shit.
Speaker B:But it's like.
Speaker B:It's just, you know, certain things.
Speaker B:I'm an Aries.
Speaker A:Ooh, nigga, you know you my favorite.
Speaker A:I'm Leo.
Speaker A:You know, we gang.
Speaker B:Gang.
Speaker A:We fire signs.
Speaker A:A lot of people don't know how to deal with us, which is okay, you know.
Speaker A:You know, we're not average.
Speaker A:I say this all the time.
Speaker A:We're not average people.
Speaker A:And, oh, I know you different when I seen you.
Speaker B:Listen, nigga, disrespect.
Speaker B:Please don't.
Speaker B:I learned how to deal with my anger, though.
Speaker B:I swear to God.
Speaker A:I think that's my only issue is anger.
Speaker A:And I'm.
Speaker B:I learned how to deal with it, though.
Speaker A:I'm working, but I don't tolerate it.
Speaker A:Though.
Speaker A:So I'm struggling sometimes.
Speaker A:Like, even me doing this shit, right?
Speaker A:People's coming at me.
Speaker A:And I'm sure you can relate.
Speaker A:You climbing up, people watching.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker A:Nigga, I didn't.
Speaker A:Seven people ask me for motherfucking money this week.
Speaker A:Yeah, this nigga.
Speaker A:This was $30, nigga.
Speaker A:Don't get shit twisted.
Speaker B:I'm good, but damn, they should already know by now, man.
Speaker B:That's my point exactly.
Speaker B:People act like they been through that, but don't understand how you gotta make something out of nothing, man.
Speaker B:Right?
Speaker B:You know how to put it together to make it look good.
Speaker B:Because we had no other choice.
Speaker A:We had no choice.
Speaker B:What I'm saying.
Speaker A:So that brings me back to when this.
Speaker A:You know what originally made me start following you?
Speaker B:What's that?
Speaker A:It was a on Instagram that was talking about you.
Speaker A:I don't know none of these.
Speaker A:I'm just gonna keep it 100.
Speaker A:And let me tell you what he was talking about.
Speaker B:What?
Speaker A:You crying over that billboard that had me in.
Speaker B:Shout Out.
Speaker B:Shout Out.
Speaker B:That's my boy.
Speaker B:Real street comedy.
Speaker A:I seen that.
Speaker A:You went and commented, y'.
Speaker A:All.
Speaker B:It was a jokey joke.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:That's what he do, though.
Speaker B:So it's like.
Speaker B:That's what he do when you making shit happen.
Speaker B:You got people that's out of state that's paying attention.
Speaker B:That was a lot.
Speaker B:For real.
Speaker A:Hell, too.
Speaker B:That's my boy.
Speaker B:He see what's going on, he follow me, he likes it, and he peep game.
Speaker B:If I got something that hit, he gonna talk about it.
Speaker A:Yeah, he did.
Speaker B:So now they know me in Milwaukee and I send him shit all the time.
Speaker B:That's what's crazy.
Speaker B:I be sending him shit to talk about, but he won't do it.
Speaker B:He do it on his own time.
Speaker B:Like, don't tell me what to talk about.
Speaker B:I know when to get you.
Speaker B:But it's like, it's love.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker A:And I love the comments that you went back.
Speaker A:Just.
Speaker A:Honestly, it was other people talking shit, but you went back and let them niggas know.
Speaker A:Hold on.
Speaker A:This is all love, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker A:And then people respect me.
Speaker A:I respected you the most because you did that in front of anybody.
Speaker A:And for me, a lot of niggas don't do that.
Speaker A:That's what drew me to you, man.
Speaker A:Because you were so happy in somebody.
Speaker B:Cause somebody finally did something for me.
Speaker A:That shit.
Speaker A:Oh, the day ain't over for you.
Speaker B:I know God got way more in store.
Speaker B:I already know you on your way from things.
Speaker B:That's been happening and unfolding.
Speaker B:You gotta think I've been real patient.
Speaker B:And I've been in situations that can took.
Speaker B:I've been in situations that would have took anybody else out there.
Speaker B:They'd be in jail right now.
Speaker B:They'd have lost their mind.
Speaker B:Especially the old me.
Speaker B:I'd have been snapped.
Speaker B:I'd have been snapped.
Speaker B:I'd probably be doing an L right now.
Speaker B:Real talk.
Speaker B:I done been in situations to where I had to like, name one I really.
Speaker A:That you can't like a smidget of it.
Speaker B:I done been in situations where n just challenging me.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And it's like, bro, you don't even know me.
Speaker B:I don't think that is my name.
Speaker B:I'm somebody for real.
Speaker B:And anybody and whoever watching is gonna be like, he really is.
Speaker B:But I swear to God, somebody came up.
Speaker B:Somebody came in my DM probably like a couple years ago and was like, I'm proud of you, nigga.
Speaker B:But you ain't fooling me.
Speaker B:Like, nigga, I'm proud of you, nigga.
Speaker B:The way you moving, you feel me?
Speaker B:You always been a hustler.
Speaker B:He like, but you crazy for real, bro.
Speaker B:Like, you sitting up here like you over here on this Internet, acting like you just positive.
Speaker B:And you just be like, but you my nigga, I'm proud of you.
Speaker B:But you really crazy.
Speaker B:And these people don't know that you really crazy.
Speaker B:But it's like, oh, I know certain things you gotta just know how to deal with.
Speaker B:It ain't what you do, it's how you do it.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:How old are you again?
Speaker B:I'm 36.
Speaker A:Okay, so you young still.
Speaker A:I'm 43.
Speaker A:So you young.
Speaker A:You got a little time.
Speaker A:But you.
Speaker A:Like I said, I've been following you.
Speaker A:And like I said, what captured my.
Speaker B:Heart, my inner soul, it was a coded surprise.
Speaker B:Like, you gotta think when nobody never just be like this for you.
Speaker B:I'm usually the giver.
Speaker B:I give.
Speaker A:You already know that's fire, nigga.
Speaker B:And don't get it.
Speaker B:And don't get it twisted with, you know, I didn't did my thing in the streets and I didn't.
Speaker B:You feel me macked.
Speaker B:I didn't, you know what I mean?
Speaker B:I didn't have my couple teas.
Speaker B:I didn't, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:I didn't get.
Speaker B:I took the right way, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:But it was always reciprocated in the game.
Speaker B:Gotta put something down to pick it up.
Speaker B:You get what I'm Saying so it was always that.
Speaker B:But other than that, I'm always giving, and don't nobody really just.
Speaker A:That's fire.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm always just giving.
Speaker B:Me too.
Speaker B:I'm just giving and don't nobody really think about it.
Speaker B:Like, even when it come to just street shit, I'm quick to jump in the car.
Speaker B:I'm quick.
Speaker B:I'm always was the one quick to just protector.
Speaker B:I'm always want.
Speaker B:But that's what niggas get it fucked up at thinking that you stay to protector.
Speaker B:No, nigga, you protect the protector.
Speaker A:Ooh.
Speaker A:You hear him?
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:You protect the protector.
Speaker B:You don't protect niggas who never did nothing.
Speaker B:Y' all giving the wrong niggas the golden spoon when them niggas ain't even earn it.
Speaker B:So when I start sitting back and start realizing, I'm like, bruh, I'm not finna keep trying to put my, you know what I mean, self in situations.
Speaker B:Like, my brothers.
Speaker B:My brothers, they know they can call me anytime.
Speaker B:But even my brothers, my circle know, like, keep doing what you doing.
Speaker B:Like, n. You done really built yourself up.
Speaker B:We can't fuck this up.
Speaker B:Don't worry about shit.
Speaker B:Nobody's saying, keep going.
Speaker A:You got to.
Speaker B:And you are.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker A:You are.
Speaker B:But I know God got my back.
Speaker B:That's why a lot of things, even when, like, the challenges and stuff come, it's like, man, like, you a distraction.
Speaker B:You just the devil trying to play right?
Speaker B:And it's like this before even all this happened.
Speaker B:Like, situations to where it's like, I never talk about.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:I had to tell a YouTube dude to take something down.
Speaker A:Really?
Speaker B:Hell yeah.
Speaker B:My partner's all calling me, blowing me up from all over the Bay Area, like, bro, what's going on?
Speaker B:I'm like, what you mean?
Speaker B:They like, man, we just seen a video of you on YouTube tripping.
Speaker B:He like, I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker B:If it was us and it was just you like that, nigga, we'd have packed you out, nigga.
Speaker B:I'm like, bro, I ain't do nothing.
Speaker B:I'm just getting challenged for no fucking reason.
Speaker B:And I'm just.
Speaker B:Oh, that's just, you know, certain shit is just, you know, a triggering niggas trigger you well, get ready.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:I already know, But I learned.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:So them situations taught me how to deal with what's next to come.
Speaker A:Do you believe in counseling?
Speaker B:Hell, yeah.
Speaker B:I feel like the studio is my counseling, my therapy.
Speaker A:This too.
Speaker A:Can Be your counseling.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker A:You know, telling your story.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm good, though.
Speaker B:See, people don't understand.
Speaker B:Like, I had to rehabilitate myself in many ways.
Speaker B:I had to learn how to walk again on my own in jail.
Speaker B:When I got shot by the police in Valle.
Speaker B:Got.
Speaker A:You didn't know that.
Speaker B:Yeah, didn't know that.
Speaker B:A lot of things I had to get my mind prepared for.
Speaker B:I had to prepare to be paralyzed.
Speaker A:Ooh.
Speaker B:Right.
Speaker B:So it's like a lot of things just, you know, I just put God first and just tell him to lead the way.
Speaker B:And I.
Speaker B:And I really talk to him like, lead the way.
Speaker B:But, you know, I really be holling at him like, man, lead the way.
Speaker B:But, you know, if it go, I ain't going.
Speaker B:So make sure that you struggle with that, too.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Like, I get you.
Speaker B:I see what.
Speaker B:I don't bother nobody.
Speaker A:You don't.
Speaker A:We don't start shit with nobody, but they wanna start with us.
Speaker A:I already know I'm in the same boat, bro.
Speaker A:I just built this shit.
Speaker B:I don't bother nobody.
Speaker B:I mean, my past, I can't change it.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:What I represent and where I grew up at and where I was raised at, and I can't change it.
Speaker B:I'm gonna keep repping it, but.
Speaker A:And don't try to.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I'm not for nobody.
Speaker A:Fuck that.
Speaker B:So it's like.
Speaker A:It's only.
Speaker B:That's what you mad at me about.
Speaker B:Oh, well.
Speaker B:But I'm not finna go out my way and just.
Speaker B:I'm fucking up what I've been working on.
Speaker B:I've been doing this shit by myself for the past.
Speaker B: Since: Speaker B:Wait, what?
Speaker B:That's 16 years.
Speaker B:Paying for my own studio time, paying my own producers.
Speaker B:Ain't nobody came and put no money behind me.
Speaker B:I've been doing this shit by myself.
Speaker B:Nobody come over here and do this.
Speaker B:Everything I do, I pay for.
Speaker B:I pay for promo.
Speaker B:I pay to get it done.
Speaker A:And guess what?
Speaker A:That's exactly why.
Speaker A:This shifting to come trifold, I said, boy, I said, this shifting, it's going to blow your mind.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker B:I don't even understand telling you.
Speaker B:I'm trying to get prepared for what's going to come.
Speaker B:I'm like, I can't even get prepared for it because it's going to be something that I'm not even thinking about.
Speaker A:I'm having anxiety right now because I. I feel it for you.
Speaker A:Like, this is the thing is what's going to it show boldness like, even a lot of niggas got a lot of pride.
Speaker A:You don't.
Speaker A:You know what I mean?
Speaker A:When it comes to your business and building your legacy, you ain't got pride.
Speaker A:A lot of niggas won't take their clothing line to go show it to the next rapper.
Speaker B:I've been doing that.
Speaker B:I've been doing that for.
Speaker B: Since: Speaker A:I was so proud of you to see that.
Speaker B:I've been hustling my clothes.
Speaker A:Where am I trans?
Speaker B:I didn't.
Speaker B:I'm waiting for the shipping.
Speaker B:I done already shipped everything.
Speaker B:Ain't gonna be here the next.
Speaker A:So that means I'll be getting my.
Speaker B:Yes.
Speaker B:Holiday soldier extra large already.
Speaker B:I done sized you up.
Speaker B:My next show is in Houston.
Speaker B:I'm finna go perform with Boss Mandelo.
Speaker B:I done sized him up.
Speaker A:You know, I seen that shit, Nick.
Speaker A:That's what I'm.
Speaker B:That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker B:And I got that from going to San Antonio with Valel Ken.
Speaker B:He invited me to San Antonio with Bebe.
Speaker B:Didn't make it, but Bebe was supposed to be there too, and I was supposed to go with them.
Speaker B:But anyway, it turned into me, wife and Lucci Peezy, all them up back there.
Speaker B:I'm just chilling, but that's her.
Speaker B:The DJ played my song at soundcheck and he like, I'm playing this.
Speaker B:What song made me do it?
Speaker A:Okay, I know that one too.
Speaker A:You know, I'm hooked on Graduation, the.
Speaker B:One they always say it's gonna take only one, but you never know when you gonna get it.
Speaker B: Mind you, I've been since: Speaker A:You hella animated.
Speaker B:I know.
Speaker A:That's hella.
Speaker A:You are.
Speaker A:Like, even on the song Graduation, I can't think of the words you say the shitting on my table, you know, raising the ghetto with my granny, Right?
Speaker A:You're hella animated.
Speaker B:I put some eyes around my neck I put some eyes around my.
Speaker A:Don't.
Speaker A:Don't make me get up.
Speaker B:Ain't none of these niggas can sponsor this.
Speaker B:None of these can tell me what this I wear every day.
Speaker B:They cannot tell me when this shit.
Speaker A:That is my number one.
Speaker A:Did you see me on Live Planet?
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:They said I had some loose screws beside me Written fast forward Take a look at how I'm living I came from pushing YOLA in the streets I'm hitting strikes when I'm bowling with my freaks so hard My name squeaky clean in the streets and all these rappers writing Statements set for me.
Speaker A:You so animated.
Speaker B:It's true, though.
Speaker A:I have to invite your ass to be my co host one day.
Speaker A:It's true, though, because you funny as fuck.
Speaker B:See, that's the thing, though.
Speaker A:You funny as fuck.
Speaker B:So you know people.
Speaker B:People with like, what they.
Speaker B:You know, I get spoke on so bad.
Speaker B:People be.
Speaker B:I hear nothing bad about you.
Speaker B:You not gonna hear nothing bad from, like, the Streets.
Speaker B:Like, the Streets gonna keep it a one.
Speaker B:People do they homework.
Speaker B:And E40 called me.
Speaker B:I did my homework on you, boy.
Speaker B:You solid, boy.
Speaker B:Everything from OGs young play.
Speaker B:Love you, period.
Speaker B:I just told.
Speaker B:I've been telling people that my plug, my old plug, like, everybody did their time and came home, I could talk about this.
Speaker B:He still calling check on me.
Speaker B:He called me today.
Speaker B:I got him recorded.
Speaker B:I played it.
Speaker B:He called today.
Speaker B:I said, man, that's crazy.
Speaker B:I've been telling people, my old plugs, they be calling me and checking on me.
Speaker B:He like, your motherfucker right.
Speaker B:Where you performing at tomorrow, nigga?
Speaker B:I said, tomorrow, we performing.
Speaker B:He like, yeah, I'm there.
Speaker B:I'm coming through there.
Speaker B:And whoever you with cracking up, it's like good business.
Speaker B:I mean, I did.
Speaker B:I made some mistakes, right?
Speaker B:We all have, but we ain't.
Speaker B:But the thing about me and my circle, we really, like, never shitted in our backyard.
Speaker B:When it came to that.
Speaker A:There you go.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Like, we always was like, let's not shit in our backyard, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:We always did things out the way, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:But when it came to hustling, like, sitting down, rock for rock and sack for sack and all that type of shit, we earned our hustle.
Speaker B:We learned how to sit back and stack and do all that.
Speaker A:You ain't gotta tell me twab.
Speaker A:I see you.
Speaker B:You definitely.
Speaker B:We learned how to put it in and make sure it come back.
Speaker B:So it's just something that can't be taught.
Speaker B:That's how I apply it to, like, the music.
Speaker B:Like when niggas was sleeping on me and nobody was really, like, it was people fucking with me.
Speaker B:I had my support, especially with the clothes.
Speaker B:But the whole time I'm stacking up on songs, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Got hella songs I could just release.
Speaker A:You already know my favorite Graduation.
Speaker B:Graduation.
Speaker B:Hey, look, it's because I graduated.
Speaker A:I love.
Speaker B:And that's why I did it.
Speaker A:You don't understand things.
Speaker B:I did it.
Speaker B:I did it for the.
Speaker B:For the challengers.
Speaker A:I love that.
Speaker B:I did it for the challengers.
Speaker B:I've been getting challenged, like, left and right.
Speaker B:So that's why I did it.
Speaker B:I got graduated, right?
Speaker A:Yeah.
Speaker A:From the streets.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:In real life.
Speaker A:In real life, I graduated from the streets and school.
Speaker B:Feel me?
Speaker A:But I'm thinking about.
Speaker B:And I'm thinking about doing that school.
Speaker A:Hell yeah, please do, baby.
Speaker A:If you need some help, I am Dr. St.
Speaker B:I will help you.
Speaker B:I look at life different.
Speaker B:I tell myself, like, I talk about this all the time.
Speaker B:Me and E40 had like a two hour conversation because it was like they heated.
Speaker B:A moment where like, motherfuckers was just hating.
Speaker B:Crazy.
Speaker B: e, not early late teens, like: Speaker B:And I'm like, I hit him.
Speaker B:Like, we conversate on that note.
Speaker B:I'm like, bro, how you deal with all this hating, though?
Speaker B:Like, I deal with it differently, like how I usually handle it.
Speaker B:I know I can't handle it like that.
Speaker A:It's that fire, nigga.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Stay off the gram.
Speaker A:You'll be all right.
Speaker B:I'm like, how do I handle this?
Speaker B:He like, man, I never.
Speaker B:You gotta do you, man.
Speaker B:I ain't never cared about nobody saying about me.
Speaker B:That's it.
Speaker B:I'm like, man.
Speaker B:He like, yeah.
Speaker B:He like, I see you on your ground.
Speaker B:You got God first.
Speaker B:You believe in God.
Speaker B:I'm like, yeah, for show.
Speaker B:He like, just take it from here.
Speaker B:He like, you not weak, you raw, you authentic.
Speaker B:You ain't no gimmick.
Speaker B:He like, your time go come.
Speaker B:He like that hate.
Speaker B:It's going to come with it getting ready.
Speaker A:It's gonna get worse.
Speaker B:And I already know.
Speaker B:Now it's finna get worse.
Speaker B:I done went through channels and channels.
Speaker B:So I'm like, yeah, what he finna do for me in my life?
Speaker B:I already know.
Speaker A:Get that nigga on my shit.
Speaker A:Eat for you.
Speaker A:I need you sitting right where this nigga sitting.
Speaker A:Line that up, line that up.
Speaker B:See if I can line it up.
Speaker B:Fody pick up on me.
Speaker A:Yeah, line that shit up for your sister, right?
Speaker A:Cause let me see, I'm graduating.
Speaker B:I'mma see if he answer.
Speaker B:He always pick up for.
Speaker B:And he usually.
Speaker B:He had called me too.
Speaker B:He had called me now you was.
Speaker A:Starting to make it, nigga.
Speaker B:I ain't know.
Speaker A:I saved the best P line.
Speaker A:And watch what I got for you, though.
Speaker B:It's Friday though, so he might be in the show.
Speaker A:I've done something different for you than I done for anybody on my show.
Speaker B:What's that?
Speaker A:I'm finna show you, but it's coming.
Speaker A:But it's just the point.
Speaker B:40 water busy.
Speaker B:Oh, he.
Speaker A:Of course, he's a star.
Speaker A:But you link that up later.
Speaker A:I got you for you.
Speaker A:I see y' all sitting around.
Speaker A:I'm trying to get sugar tea on this motherfucker, too.
Speaker A:Sugar tea.
Speaker A:You know, I just want legends.
Speaker A:That's what my shit's about.
Speaker A:Legacy.
Speaker A:Cause, you know, I got my foster youth that I house.
Speaker A:I house over 50 foster youth.
Speaker A:So for me, I really am giving back to the community.
Speaker A:So I want people that come from the struggle have those lived experiences.
Speaker A:And now they making it.
Speaker A:They skying up.
Speaker A:And, nigga, that's.
Speaker A:You're the epitome of that.
Speaker A:Yeah, you're showing that.
Speaker B:I definitely can relate.
Speaker A:Especially you just hustle.
Speaker B:Yeah, that's it, nigga.
Speaker B:When I say I call it macking on the world, they get it.
Speaker B:I swear to God, I told my.
Speaker B:Oh, man, I got.
Speaker B:I'm telling you, I can be shot.
Speaker B:God damn it, I can.
Speaker B:Man, I call it macking on the world.
Speaker B:Not like years ago when I really just, like, was like, you know what?
Speaker B:I need to focus on my craft and pour into that after that conversation with me and him, and I did it, and I left everything alone.
Speaker B:Like, my old lord works.
Speaker B:They still hustling out there, trapping or whatever.
Speaker B:They tap in here and there and used to be like, well, I'm proud of you, really doing everything you say.
Speaker B:So I'm macking on the world.
Speaker B:I'm a pimp on the world.
Speaker A:That's fire, Nicki.
Speaker A:It's just something that's fired.
Speaker B:That way you go out there and learn new things, you deal with different people, right?
Speaker B:You learning how to do other things, learning how to work with your hands, learning how to get some real skills about life, though, not just the underworld.
Speaker B:The underworld is going to be there, but it's a time where you supposed to transition and become a business owner and take the hustle money and become a car wash owner or open a barber shop, and you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:And your girl's supposed to be in school learning how to do something else and steal if she got some regulars or something.
Speaker A:Speaking of, are you single?
Speaker A:I hit all you niggas with this shit.
Speaker B:Talk about that.
Speaker A:Why not?
Speaker B:My girl just said that.
Speaker A:I just asked one question.
Speaker B:She said, hopefully this time they not finna be asking about no relationships and all that type of stuff.
Speaker B:I got somebody.
Speaker A:I like it.
Speaker B:Somebody got me.
Speaker B:I like it.
Speaker A:That wasn't hard.
Speaker A:So, bitches, stay away.
Speaker A:He's taken.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:No, no, no, no.
Speaker B:If you hoes wanna come help us out.
Speaker A:Wait, wait a minute now.
Speaker A:Wait, wait a minute now.
Speaker A:Wait a minute now.
Speaker B:Mine don't trip.
Speaker A:I don't condone.
Speaker A:I have no parts in this.
Speaker A:Even though I was a ho to a CEO, I have no parts.
Speaker B:Don't trip.
Speaker B:She said it's the way I do things.
Speaker B:Listen, if y' all wanna meet her.
Speaker A:I ain't got nothing to say.
Speaker A:I'm just gonna be cool.
Speaker B:Y' all wanna meet her?
Speaker B:Y' all can meet her.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:She is this polygamy or what we got here.
Speaker B:I don't know if it's gonna go that far, though.
Speaker A:Oh, okay.
Speaker B:She always.
Speaker B:She.
Speaker A:They say that, but is it once.
Speaker A:Did she hit the fan, though?
Speaker A:Is they gonna be able to keep up with the air that's coming with that?
Speaker B:Yeah, man.
Speaker B:She always say you need a hoe or something.
Speaker B:You need to go back to pimping or something.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker B:I be like, man, hell, nah.
Speaker B:She like.
Speaker B:It's just all you think about is hustling and making plays and doing all this and this and that.
Speaker B:That be on your mind.
Speaker B:You never got enough time for.
Speaker B:Yeah, you don't check on your bitch and, you know, go through all that little shit.
Speaker A:That's women shit.
Speaker A:That's what we do.
Speaker B:Shut.
Speaker B:I be like, shut up, bitch.
Speaker A:You better not let her see.
Speaker A:She gonna whoop your ass.
Speaker A:Cause you know when you get home, behind them closed doors, it's a different story, don't you, man?
Speaker B:Right now, we trying to make the ratings go up.
Speaker A:Hey, ain't nothing like you turn your hustle into a legacy, you hear me?
Speaker B:That's how I turn my hustle into a legacy.
Speaker B:Do you know they.
Speaker B:You know, I've been.
Speaker B:We gonna get raised for real on this shit.
Speaker B:Hey, they been saying, like, on everything, you know, it's so crazy.
Speaker B:They've been on the gram, just having these discussions about, like, the Bay Area, and then they've been having discussions about, like, we shouldn't glorify pimping and stuff like that no more.
Speaker B:And all them discussions been popping up on my timeline, and I be sitting.
Speaker A:Back like, I'm just sitting here.
Speaker B:How you gonna tell somebody what to do with their life?
Speaker A:I've been actually seeing them post Bay Area rappers stop talking about pimping and all that song, that shit just played out.
Speaker A:I mean, it's a real thing, though.
Speaker B:It's in the Bible.
Speaker A:What?
Speaker A:That ain't in the Bible.
Speaker A:You know what?
Speaker A:That's a whole nother topic.
Speaker A:I don't think that's the correct terminology.
Speaker B:It's not the terminology.
Speaker B:It's not saying pimping in the Bible.
Speaker B:But how many wives did he have?
Speaker A:I don't know.
Speaker A:I thought Adam only had Eve.
Speaker B:I didn't know it was not Adam and Eve.
Speaker A:Sabrina, we talking about.
Speaker B:We talking about a whole different story.
Speaker B:They got Joseph, they got David, they had wives and had.
Speaker A:You definitely need to be my co host.
Speaker A:Cause see, Nick, you starting.
Speaker A:This is controversy.
Speaker B:It wasn't.
Speaker A:This is a problem.
Speaker B:It wasn't in that terminology of pimp.
Speaker B:But all I'm saying to say is this.
Speaker B:It been here before time.
Speaker B:You can't stop something that was here before we was even here.
Speaker A:I mean, that's anything, I guess.
Speaker A:You right, that's anything.
Speaker B:That's just like telling somebody, don't grow up and be an athlete.
Speaker A:They meant the same.
Speaker B:It's what's on this earth.
Speaker B:It's some things that's gonna happen regardless.
Speaker B:It don't make it right.
Speaker B:But you gotta do a little right.
Speaker B:You gotta do a little wrong to get right.
Speaker B:Some of us do a little wrong.
Speaker A:I'm gonna say I half ass agree with this man.
Speaker B:It's okay to agree, to disagree.
Speaker B:But all I'm saying, what I'm trying to say is this, you can't.
Speaker B:If we take that out of the category, right, we take pimps out the.
Speaker A:Situation, it won't be no hoes.
Speaker B:Yes, it will.
Speaker A:Yeah, you're right.
Speaker A:Cause I was renegade.
Speaker A:I mean, it said right here.
Speaker A:Okay, you got a copy?
Speaker B:You write about that.
Speaker A:I'll take that all the way to fucking.
Speaker B:It's 300 foes that had turned out niggas to be pimps.
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker B:That's just like saying.
Speaker A:And bitches too.
Speaker B:That's like saying we shouldn't have no more porn sites.
Speaker A:Yeah, I love.
Speaker B:Without a camera, she's still gonna.
Speaker A:And keys moves.
Speaker B:It ain't on the man, it ain't on the women.
Speaker B:It's just on the individual, on how they feel.
Speaker B:How you can.
Speaker A:Well, it take two.
Speaker A:It take two.
Speaker B:It take two.
Speaker B:But it take the trick too.
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker B:Tell the doctors, tell the police officers, tell the judges.
Speaker B:To your dentist, to the motherfucker that's working that Safeway to stop buying pussy.
Speaker A:Your daddy and your grandpappy.
Speaker B:You can't just blame the pimps.
Speaker A:Your grandmama too, Nick.
Speaker B:And I'm not just saying that.
Speaker B:It's okay.
Speaker B:I'm not saying it's the right thing to do.
Speaker B:But it's a whole fucking industry.
Speaker A:It is.
Speaker B:It's a whole cycle.
Speaker A:You gots to read my book, nigga.
Speaker B:It's a cycle.
Speaker B:I'm gonna read it.
Speaker A:I don't look like this.
Speaker B:I'm just saying it's a cycle.
Speaker B:You need to.
Speaker B:Instead of saying that, say we need to stop buying pussy tricks.
Speaker A:Ooh.
Speaker A:But then it wouldn't be a better place.
Speaker B:Exactly.
Speaker A:So you right.
Speaker A:I give you that one.
Speaker A:You won.
Speaker B:And snakes shouldn't eat rats.
Speaker A:And fat people shouldn't eat donuts.
Speaker A:So I mean, you know what?
Speaker A:You right.
Speaker B:Mind your business.
Speaker B:Period.
Speaker B:Mind your business.
Speaker B:That's not our business.
Speaker B:Well, listen.
Speaker B:And I was out there and I don't, I don't.
Speaker B:I'm not in it.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:But I come from it.
Speaker B:I come from the streets.
Speaker A:So it's like, unfortunately, some people don't.
Speaker B:Have an IQ to go fill out an application until they bump their head five times.
Speaker B:They got to go to the pen a couple times or catch a couple cases before they get their mind right.
Speaker B:You can't just sit up here and tell somebody to stop doing something.
Speaker A:That's true.
Speaker A:That's true.
Speaker A:And you know.
Speaker B:Know how many times I tell my mama to get off drugs?
Speaker B:O, come on, bro.
Speaker B:What are you talking about?
Speaker A:So let me ask you this.
Speaker A:You know that I, like I said, I deal with a lot of these foster youth and you said that you were depressed since you were a child, right?
Speaker A:What would you tell my foster youth?
Speaker A:Because, you know, this is what I started, this whole shenanigan, the cameras, everything.
Speaker A:This is what I started this for.
Speaker A:It's for my foster youth because they overlooked.
Speaker A:A lot of people wanna take care of grown men and grown women and rehab and drug addicts.
Speaker A:What about the fucking kids that didn't wanna be in the system?
Speaker A:And it ain't their fault.
Speaker B:I relate.
Speaker A:What would you tell them?
Speaker B:I relate to that a lot.
Speaker B:Who would tell em?
Speaker B:My granny had to go get my brother from Ohio cause my mama put him in the system.
Speaker B:But I tell him there is a way.
Speaker B:Don't think it's not.
Speaker B:You're not alone.
Speaker B:I'm a product of it.
Speaker B:My brother's a product of it.
Speaker B:And you know, I started looking at things, I don't know, everybody situation.
Speaker B:But my parents, both my parents was in jail.
Speaker B:My mom was running the streets and, you know, on drugs and in and out of jail.
Speaker B:And my dad just got 30 and had to do 23 off of 30.
Speaker B:So I didn't have none of my parents in the household.
Speaker B:The discipline, fatherless, motherless, parentless period.
Speaker B:So I'm in the same boat when it come to that.
Speaker B:So I just started looking at it as, you know, some people don't have the mentality to deal with it as an individual.
Speaker B:That's facts.
Speaker B:That's what gave me the understanding to giving them they forgiveness on some y' all probably couldn't even in the 80s, this is way worse than what this shit is now.
Speaker B:So y' all probably didn't have the understanding or the mentality to even deal with the shit that was going on in your environment.
Speaker B:And they from the ghetto, probably ghetto born and raised in a ghetto, right?
Speaker B:So you know, influences not saying they was followers, but, you know, I started looking at it from their perspective, right?
Speaker B:And that's what gave and cause I was damaging myself.
Speaker B:So I'm like, I'm hurting myself.
Speaker B:I didn't went through all this shit.
Speaker B:Now I'm sitting in here shot up by the police.
Speaker B:I'm hurting myself.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:And then I got more people that love me, that dislike me.
Speaker B:But at the same time, I got people that's really disliking me for no reason.
Speaker B:For no reason.
Speaker B:And I'm this boy, I'm this little boy.
Speaker B:Y' all going home to y' all parents, y' all mama, y' all daddy.
Speaker B:And I'm going home without my parents to trauma, my granny doing her best, right?
Speaker B:Welfare, all that like.
Speaker B:But y' all going home to y' all parents, but y' all coming outside hating on a nigga like me.
Speaker B:They gonna hate us because they ain't us.
Speaker A:Ooh, I like it.
Speaker A:Well, let me tell you this, we gonna wrap this up.
Speaker A:Because to me, like I said, you just said that a lot of people don't do for you.
Speaker A:And you always giving, right?
Speaker A:So you know, Dr. Stant is like the motherfucking Christmas.
Speaker B:There's people that do, but like I said, it's different.
Speaker A:It's slim.
Speaker A:You're more of a giver.
Speaker A:You're the giver.
Speaker A:You're always giving.
Speaker A:You give more seeds.
Speaker B:And right now I'm on a level to where I'm being selfish as fuck.
Speaker A:I swear to God.
Speaker A:Look at my YouTube.
Speaker A:Let me tell you something.
Speaker B:They caught me at a time to.
Speaker A: Where I'm this: Speaker A:You know what my favorite word is?
Speaker A:Guess what my favorite word is.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker B:No.
Speaker B:I got ghosts.
Speaker A:No.
Speaker A:And guess what?
Speaker A:I just put this YouTube out where I'm gonna say it four different ways.
Speaker A:It's gonna be.
Speaker A:Let me think about it.
Speaker A:It's gonna be the firm way.
Speaker A:Fuck no, I ain't got it.
Speaker A:Then it's gonna be the.
Speaker A:Where I'm ignoring you.
Speaker A:You don't hear shit.
Speaker A:And then it's gonna be, you know what?
Speaker A:Let me just see what I can do.
Speaker A:It's four different ways to say no, but that's my new motherfucker.
Speaker B:Where.
Speaker A:I just told YouTube that literally last night.
Speaker B:Man, my overhead is crazy.
Speaker A:You know, I don't even tell you mine.
Speaker B:I didn't went and like, I work and shit now.
Speaker B:Like, you know, but even when I was trying to work and shit, I was getting checks back with a dollar on it and shit from child support and shit like that.
Speaker A:Child support.
Speaker A:Sorry.
Speaker B:You feel me?
Speaker B:Sorry about that.
Speaker B:It's okay.
Speaker B:It ain't no biggie.
Speaker B:I never.
Speaker A:Soon you'll override all that shit, man.
Speaker B:Huh?
Speaker B:That's a part of.
Speaker B:That's part of the life.
Speaker B:I don't cry about it, none of that.
Speaker B:But I was laughing like, look, I got a dollar, but I was still having it because I was hustling.
Speaker B:I was doing what I had to do.
Speaker B:I still got that dollar.
Speaker A:I still got a dollar.
Speaker A:But check it, I never cashed it.
Speaker A:Something that's gonna go see.
Speaker A:So I want you to look and I want you to.
Speaker A:I. I needed to gift you.
Speaker A:And let me tell you something.
Speaker A:This.
Speaker A:This going down in history.
Speaker A:You the only one.
Speaker A:The only one that got a different color.
Speaker A:Everybody gets black.
Speaker B:Where she get a pimp?
Speaker B:Well, I got you going like they gonna be on a nanny.
Speaker B:They're gonna be so mad.
Speaker B:But Lake E pimping.
Speaker A:And you finna have these people.
Speaker B:What he get A What she get A young.
Speaker B:What she get?
Speaker B:A young old school pen.
Speaker A:But I got you gold because I see the king.
Speaker A:I.
Speaker A:No, no, no.
Speaker A:I see the rich in you.
Speaker A:I see the spirit in you.
Speaker B:I'm already rich.
Speaker A:You on your way, though.
Speaker B:Rich in Christ spirit.
Speaker B:Yeah, I'm rich in spirit.
Speaker B:I always tell people that.
Speaker A:And you believe in yourself.
Speaker B:Hell, yeah.
Speaker B: elieve in yourself dropped in: Speaker A:Show the people.
Speaker A:That's why you got that cup color.
Speaker A:You the only one on my show that got a gold one.
Speaker A:Literally, everybody else got black.
Speaker A:Let me talk to your camera over there.
Speaker A:Everybody got black.
Speaker A:This I gave gold.
Speaker A:Cause I see the gold mine you building.
Speaker A:I see it.
Speaker B:Doubt your mama.
Speaker B:Hey, look, man, I appreciate this.
Speaker A:I promise.
Speaker A:I'm your biggest fan.
Speaker A:You have no idea.
Speaker A:So when you make It.
Speaker A:Let me tell.
Speaker A:Wait, wait.
Speaker B:I'm not one of them.
Speaker A:When this nigga make it, nigga, don't forget yourself.
Speaker B:I'm not one of them.
Speaker B:I'm not one of them.
Speaker B:I just talked to my nigga Tay.
Speaker B:I just talked to my nigga Tay from Oakland yesterday.
Speaker B:I caught him, he just crossed my mind and I hit him and I'm like, happy New Year's, bruh.
Speaker B:He like, boy, I was just on your page, lil bro.
Speaker B:He like, nigga, you so fucking real.
Speaker B:Like, you really don't be forgetting about your people.
Speaker B:I'm like, I like it.
Speaker B:Nah, nigga, what you thought?
Speaker B:What you thought was gonna like, bro, don't listen.
Speaker B:This is just something.
Speaker B:I got a passion, I got a gift.
Speaker A:I see that shit, nigga.
Speaker B:But I always told everybody, before I even got to where I'm at now, I told every single person I ever been outside with, thugging it with.
Speaker B:I said, I don't wanna have to not come around.
Speaker B:I still wanna walk inside the liquor store, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:Where I belong, right?
Speaker B:I know where I shouldn't be and you know what I mean?
Speaker B:But I still wanna be able to be around my people First Fridays.
Speaker B:I still wanna be with my people.
Speaker B:I don't wanna be looked on like I'm thinking, I'm not high almighty.
Speaker B:I'm the same nigga.
Speaker B:I'm finna still jump in that box, shiv with you, ride around with you, and just fuck with my peoples.
Speaker B:I don't wanna have to not come around and like, for sure I was gonna be protected.
Speaker B:But I got so much family and so much love in the streets, I can't turn my back on them, period.
Speaker A:Well, make sure when you do, you pull up in that Versace nick and.
Speaker B:Let me pull up.
Speaker B:I'm finna this my first Versace roll.
Speaker B:Really?
Speaker A:Welcome to the club.
Speaker B:I'm telling you, I'm just now transitioning.
Speaker A:Hey, I'm gonna help you with that.
Speaker A:Stay with Dr. Stan, Snacker.
Speaker B:People don't get it.
Speaker B:They be thinking, like, I always did a little shit for myself, but I'm so much of a hustler.
Speaker B:Like, I wear Air Force ones and just have my little jogger fits on and act like I ain't wearing.
Speaker A:And you should though.
Speaker A:You're supposed to.
Speaker B:I got throw off methods.
Speaker B:I act like I ain't.
Speaker A:You have to.
Speaker A:But this is what I want you to.
Speaker A:When you wake up, nigga, you had her next to your bed and you put that motherfucker on, okay?
Speaker A:Cause you luxury.
Speaker B:I know when I'm gonna wear this.
Speaker B:I already know when I'm wearing this.
Speaker A:Like I said, going down in history, this is the first.
Speaker A:The first man that I gave a different color.
Speaker A:Everybody get black.
Speaker A:And let me tell you, black people or the black ones, you ain't no different.
Speaker A:But this is.
Speaker B:I was just finna say that.
Speaker A:I see something different in you, though.
Speaker A:I gotta give it to you, bro.
Speaker A:I see something different in you, and.
Speaker B:I see it to last.
Speaker A:I love you to death.
Speaker A:And nobody ever told you I'm proud as of you.
Speaker A:And I see you.
Speaker A:I see the star in you.
Speaker A:And that's on my heartbeat.
Speaker A:I literally wake up every day and slap that graduation.
Speaker A:That's my graduation period.
Speaker A:I graduated.
Speaker A:And now I'm literally creating a platform.
Speaker A:I'm trying for people like you that's on their way up.
Speaker B:And I'm here to help you here.
Speaker A:You made it.
Speaker A:You made it.
Speaker A:To me.
Speaker B:I. I'm still working.
Speaker A:To me.
Speaker B:I appreciate it, though.
Speaker B:That's.
Speaker B:See, but I. I'm.
Speaker B:It ain't even.
Speaker B:He ain't even finished yet, though.
Speaker A:Oh, I know.
Speaker A:But to me, you still made it.
Speaker A:Like, of course I'm honored to have you.
Speaker B:I made it to another level in life, period.
Speaker A:Period.
Speaker B:Period.
Speaker B:Like.
Speaker B:Like, even with our sisters.
Speaker B:Like, I like natural.
Speaker B:Like, you ain't got to put makeup on all the time.
Speaker A:And you know, I'm a bad bitch without it.
Speaker A:Go look at my.
Speaker B:No, I'm just saying.
Speaker B:Just like, come on now.
Speaker A:Put the camera.
Speaker B:Yeah, we.
Speaker B:We.
Speaker B:We just gotta do better and pour.
Speaker B:Pour good energy into ourselves.
Speaker B:So I just want to tell everybody, man, believe in yourself.
Speaker B:And, you know, when.
Speaker B:You know, people around you doing devilish things, and sometimes you just gotta think for them.
Speaker A:Ooh.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:I like that.
Speaker B:And stay away until they get their mind right.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:And I know.
Speaker B:Cause I know where I take things.
Speaker B:So I just.
Speaker B:You gotta let people cool off and just, you know, grow a little.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker B:And get an understanding about life in general, certain things.
Speaker B:Like I said, the past can't be redid.
Speaker A:It just cannot.
Speaker B:I can't take it back.
Speaker A:You can't.
Speaker B:And I still deal with everything that come with it, but I just deal with it a different way now.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker A:Well, I respect that.
Speaker B:And I feel like it's more in the bag.
Speaker B:Oh, it's mo.
Speaker B:In here.
Speaker A:It's just a little bit.
Speaker A:Not much.
Speaker A:But it's just my book.
Speaker B:I Want to just throw it in the bag?
Speaker A:I just wanted to bless you with that.
Speaker A:And then shout out to my girl keysha.
Speaker B:We were just talking from hoe to.
Speaker A:CEO, you know, and we.
Speaker B:We not finna.
Speaker B:Here we go again.
Speaker B:We not finna try to act like this ain't how a lot of these big businesses been created.
Speaker A:I want you to really read it.
Speaker A:I'm gonna call your fucking ass and I'm gonna test you on a chapter.
Speaker B:And this is just.
Speaker B:Listen.
Speaker A:You see them streets on there?
Speaker A:Bush street, nigga.
Speaker A:I was all through that thing.
Speaker A:Butter naked getting money.
Speaker B:What's my boy?
Speaker B:What's the.
Speaker B:I used to look at this shit all the time.
Speaker B:What's his name?
Speaker B:He had all the kids from San Francisco.
Speaker B:Jay Valentine, Daddy.
Speaker B:Absolutely.
Speaker A:I know he talking about.
Speaker A:I can't think about.
Speaker B:I know his name.
Speaker A:I can't think of it.
Speaker B:I know his name.
Speaker B:Darcy Short.
Speaker B:I know his name.
Speaker B:Damn, I feel so bad, player.
Speaker A:They know he talking about, though.
Speaker B:But he had.
Speaker B:He took the money and invested into his kid's career.
Speaker B:They was on Tour with Jackson 5 and everything.
Speaker A:Now I hate that when it's right here and I can't.
Speaker B:Now it's on your tongue.
Speaker A:I hate that.
Speaker B:Rest in peace to him.
Speaker A:No, I think that's a.
Speaker B:A fire or something.
Speaker B:And it's just crazy.
Speaker B:I'm not saying, oh, we need to glorify it.
Speaker B:All I'm saying is this.
Speaker A:No, I am glorifying it.
Speaker B:No, all I'm saying is this, though some of us been through things you haven't.
Speaker A:Absolutely.
Speaker B:So you not finna downplay my past because it made me who I am.
Speaker B:And I know things you don't know.
Speaker B:I know how to survive in environments you can't survive in because of it.
Speaker A:And if you were smart, you would actually get up under somebody like that so they can show your roast instead of fucking being too.
Speaker A:That's a whole nother motherfucking topic.
Speaker B:Yeah.
Speaker B:I'm just saying because, you know, everywhere else.
Speaker A:I wanted to give you this because this is the.
Speaker A:It's called the Boss lady and she's the first black owned cigar lounge.
Speaker B:Who is that store?
Speaker A:Keyshe.
Speaker A:Okay.
Speaker A:And I just.
Speaker A:This is me.
Speaker A:I support everybody.
Speaker A:Like, if you had a brand, your brand is you, period.
Speaker A:N. So you already support it.
Speaker B:N. Period.
Speaker A:Graduation.
Speaker A:My favorite song.
Speaker A:But I always like to support different people that you know.
Speaker A:Coming up.
Speaker A:Black women, black men, or just people in general that are entrepreneurs.
Speaker B:Empower our people no matter what.
Speaker A:This is actually DJ Quick.
Speaker A:She signed or collabed with him.
Speaker A:So this is the Quick Stick.
Speaker B:Check it out.
Speaker A:From DJ Quick.
Speaker A:So this is for you, too.
Speaker A:Shout out to Keyshea.
Speaker B:The day in the life of the homeboy.
Speaker B:Quick.
Speaker A:Ms. Parker.
Speaker B:Just a stubborn little brother.
Speaker A:Just as slick as he gets.
Speaker A:Ain't that cute?
Speaker A:I need you on the show, Ms. Parker.
Speaker A:You better give me DJ Quick.
Speaker A:But I love you, Ms. Servewood.
Speaker A:We gonna wrap this shit up.
Speaker A:You got your gold.
Speaker A:I need you to wake up with that shit every motherfucking morning.
Speaker A:You think about your big sister when you make it.
Speaker B:I'm big sis.
Speaker B:I appreciate this.
Speaker B:I got you.
Speaker B:I love you.
Speaker A:Take this note.
Speaker A:You are the first and probably the only.
Speaker A:Because everybody get black.
Speaker A:It's something I see in you, brother.
Speaker A:I swear to God.
Speaker B:You know the one.
Speaker B:I used to always be last.
Speaker B:You know the last ones always come first.
Speaker A:That's why you got gold.
Speaker A:Don't hate me, y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker A:I love y'.
Speaker B:All.
Speaker B:I love everybody.
Speaker B:I love the Bay Area, man.
Speaker B:But period.
Speaker B:Just know that the last one come first.
Speaker B:The last nigga always come first.
Speaker A:Hey, so we gonna wrap this up.
Speaker A:I thank y' all for tuning in with Dr. Stance, with turning your hustle into a legacy with my Serve Wood.
Speaker A:Check out.
Speaker A:I don't give a fuck what he say.
Speaker A:My favorite song is Graduation.
Speaker B:Sir V Wood.
Speaker B:Man out.
Speaker B:S I R Serve Wood.
Speaker A:Huh?
Speaker B:You say serve.
Speaker B:Everybody say that, though.
Speaker B:It's Sir Space.
Speaker B:V Space.
Speaker A:I put that on the fire, though.
Speaker B:Sir V Wood, you got it right on the fly.
Speaker A:I just make them up.
Speaker B:Turn your hustle into a legacy, man.
Speaker B:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker B:If you focus on your hustle, maybe one day you can come sit on this chair and talk about your pay period and what you done been through and how you turned up, man.
Speaker B:It became something for yourself.
Speaker A:You hear me with Dr. Stance?
Speaker A:We out with a holla.
