Episode 18 w/ Kenny Anderson

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We heard Kenny Anderson is having uh left Frack Kenny Anderson Day, so I wanted to get this out, so everybody from the left frac no week. You know, we just had the legend from Queen's Ridge here. I was very impressed, thank you having you know, coming through. So we're gonna do it, man, and we got anything. We gotta shoutut this eight and nine clothing and we got look, we finally got the party pack. So now when you go to eight in line, what's the website eight and

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basketball audition, Left Frac Cities. Let's remind everybody he's actually our our first we've been holding onto this pause. He let us experiment on him, you know what I mean. So we're gonna get into this, like I said, you know, for the sports pack uh NBA Uh Kenny Anderson, NYC legendary point guard. He's from Left Frax City, Queens, New York, just like me. And uh, we're gonna get into this episode. Man, let's let's let's get into it. Let's go, let's get

into the bitch. Welcome to play a new podcast network featuring radio and TV personalities talking business, sports, tech, entertainment, and more. Play it at play dot it. We're back to Drink Champs Radio with Rapper and R and d jes then Hey can't say greediership boy and what up is d j e f n? And we know it's not militarment crazy war a radio, but I still like saying it, you know what I mean? And this is Drinks Champ Radio where every day is New Year's Eve,

that ship, Happy hood year, Happy hood. Yeah. And I would like to announce for our very first guests, first ever, first ever Drink Champs Radio drink Champs Radio. The legend, not not just the left Frax City legend, not just a New York City legend, not just the NBA legend, but a worldwide legend, national treasure, national treasure. A man who, who, to me, in my opinion, was the first like hood point guard dishing the ball and just disrespecting you wouldn't

crossover crazy. We got the legendary. I call him chip up because you know what I'm saying. We gotta get to why they say miss the chips. I like to chip a better. But I'm with you every step of the way. And David Kinney and then sitting in the motherfucker but let your suck. I smoke too much. That's that's it's not really broken out, yo. Man. The first one, the first guest Nor. I watched Nor grow up. He watched me grow up. Yes, and uh, you know we

came from you know, nothing to something. You know. He in the rap game me and basketball, you know, Yeah, I saw him kicking cans. I wanted to, but I was right on the side. I was I'm only like six seven years older than I was on the basketball court, and he was outside the court running around, kicking cans, playing tag, playing the monkey balls, and that's what we did. Probably had wing worms and all that. It's true, It's true. Come on, captain, hands on, wing worms got but who

gets let's do it? So um, this is real ship man Um. You know, I just I just, I just I'm so honored that you came man, So honored you step in the booth, So honored that you came with the drink Champs radio because the whole thing is about drinking. We know you can hand it, hold it down. We know you can hold We can't busy, but we need someone. Can you can you fill up my childe? Come on, man, can you watch it out though? First we just we just bought that. Can you wash it on the kids

out there? Man, don't do drink this is drink drink radio. You gotta drink responsible. This is responsible. That's a real talk out there. That is fact and us. But don't drink and driven. But this responsible thing. Lift lift, lift with the must We don't come out with free. We come on. Ship's called huber you know what I mean? Where you just hood that you just come in and they already kind of blund who who Who's like it's kind of make it sounds German, so it sounds like

a little a little like expensive. Who where you come? You guy already gonna blood in your joint? He just hit, he hits you and it's going down. But this is the legendary Kenny Addison man. We're here. Thank you so much once again for joining us. You know, our first time and you know, one of my earliest memories that I've ever ever ever ever seen jay Z. You know why my first time I ever seen jay Z and your party in the hood. Oh yeah, you remember when

I used to do out there for two straight. Come on, you not him him? You know he came and represent it. But okay, that's I used to do a community Bobby my friend, you want to clasp that. Okay, that's what you know. Back then, I won't watch a little bit a lot of money. Thirty thousand, you know, straight up out of my pocket, Bobby Q. We had fifty free to the community. They they was drinking Christal, Yes they was, Yes,

they was. Everybody was christ We had pits. Different about ten pits going on one years one time frame is since I've been it was ten years straight. So I had to say ninety one. It's like the nineties, man, but this is jay Z. Yeah, like the radio and you know he's still with He was blowing up now, he was blowing up. That's you know, I'm saying like he had Christal, so you know that's when it was first, you know, blowing up. But jay Z came through, man

and blessed left bracky. It was crazy, man. We just we bawled out my man. Big Charles Oakley came through, remember that Big. We had the hood lockdown, fans sitting here. It was in my hood? Man, what's in my hood because of this? Man? I just I just think you need to clap again. Got damn. But what was you doing? Like? Where were you at? I was a child and I was rapping. You know what I'm saying, But I was

I didn't, I didn't. I don't believe I expressed to anybody yet that, like you know, I was serious about this or whatever. But whole seeing hole, seeing you bring hold to the I'm just I'm gonna keep going. You have. You have so much influence on me that I'm not sure that you know when we went two serpent ways, yes not bad. When you went to rap went the athlete. The purpose of this game is to make sure you

drunk and feeling great, but drink responsible out there. Adults were adults right here, but it's in the first time. So I walk outside because you know, he like like he said, he did this like every year. So I walked outside and I've seen just Chris style and I've seen I'm a child. You know, we're talking about the Ribby Stakes and all that. Nobody I was too young that he just Yeah, definitely that. My mom was so hood.

She we had like a V I. P Section and then like everybody section still living in Left City at the time. Yeah, we had two places we kept our care on the on the on the weekend, she come and play the numbers. Yeah, she would kill him and I'm not gonna lie, and then we shouldn't go back to the story is just similar because we're both legends

on our own right, but our parents both legends. Keeping my father like just be honest, like this is crazy, like like like Kenny's moms, like like when you look up left fright, you should see hugs, you see my father, like because this is who raised us. But they but they were legends before. Yeah, no doubt one in Left Frac City, and Left Frac was a hood that was like we were, we were right if you really think

about it, we're in the heart of Queens. If you do, if you actually take from Figgy Night Street Bridge, the first thing you land, you'll see Queen's Bridge, not respect to them. Then you keep going, you'll see a story. Excuse me, see Ravers Wood, you see a story, you see everything. But then right before you go to South Jamaica, you can't. You can't. You can't miss Left Rack motherfucking city. So like like for me, right, um, Kenny Smith is

the first person I've seen actually go. But I didn't know Kenny Smith, like you know what I'm saying, Like I knew of him. I love you know, I love Vinny Smience was my coach, you know, mentor, And that's Kenny Smith brother. Exactly what we've come from, two sides of the fence. You know what I'm saying. He slain that Smith. You know the Smiths grew up. You know, Kenny grew up with his father and mother. You know they call in no disrespects. You know what I'm saying.

My mother, you know my mother, you know, hustling doing what she gotta do to pay the rent. You know what I'm saying, I'm out to one two in the morning. There was nobody checking for me. That's the difference, you know what I mean that I had to. I got more love, you know, from guys in the hood, like Robin Hood. You know what I'm saying, I'm not. You know, they was doing wrong but doing good, you know, for helping kids. They might even selling drugs or doing whatever.

And I don't condone that, but they would say, hey, Kate, you you ate tonight and take this fifty dollars, get something to eat. You need a new pair sneaking ahead because I didn't have my parents did with me. Just the biggest difference from my hood is that I remember my first time I went to one seven, and after that the drug dealers really really wouldn't let me sell drugs no more. They'll be like, yo, dude, you was on Hot ninety seven. Like you got a chance to

go somewhere and be somebody. So they used to they used to like actually star me from pursuing anything. That's a difference from our hood. Like a lot of other people that they are encouraged you to do that, and you know you got it too. The wild man. You come to left Rackers my hood, that's my hood. So they'd be like, yo, it's kitty kitty Anderson that cats to be like, what what you want him for? You know what I'm saying, So be like what what you

want him for? Facts? Fat d Yeah. And as opposed to when I traveled the world and I see the people and I said, damn, you know what, as bad as I thought certain people was for doing certain things, they actually protected people in a certain way. I didn't know you had that same same story until just now, Like I knew that, I knew that, Like when you went to Georgia Tech, we went crazy. Yeah, everybody, the whole hood's yo, it was one game I ain't even

for I'm bringing. I'm giving y'all something that people don't even know talk about. Let's do it. Let's good. I'm gonna I ain't gonna give y'all too much. Give us a lot out if I want that. Documents, what's the naming documents? The chips? You know, it's the chips for the listener's you know what I'm saying. But the n c A Tournament march Man is coming around. So we played talking about when you beat Shock. Yeah you already knew. You think I'm doing. I don't know. I know I

got the call back. I got the call leaving in the morning before brooke you to work. Yeah, yeah, everybody, I'm playing against Chris Jackson, he changed his name. I do about Mood Stanley ro Chris Jackson, all the cats. It was a big time game and my people from back home left. Frack called me, was like, yo, you better do work. So I was. I had butterflies all day. Man, the whole town is watching. But I turned it out. I turned it out. We remember that turned it out.

We remember that, man, we um you made us so proud. And then and then you went to a bishop, bishop, Archbishop of Lloyduchbishop of Lloyd and that was high school high school, okay, you know for back in the courthouse, he was like, hall of fame. Yeah, my, my, that's another thing. But most people know. Some people around the world don't know. No, my high school jersey is in the Hall of Fame, next to kareem My Bude Jabal. It's me and my man joint show. You know them

and make some noise for that guy. There were pack man, ain't gonna this hat because it's your every day every day is New Year's Show. But when I wore it, then I when I gotta cut, the barber was like, I don't know if your girl's gonna believe this hat because like it does look like a strip club, like you know what I mean, like don't look right. But when you put it on, like no, no, it still I'm not sure. What was that starling when I do a little bit, a little bit, but all right, let's

get back. So um, not only that you was what you had your baby mother one of a lot of legendary now now, so Pepper was lag. Yeah, that was a wild story. I got a wild story for you to stories. A good story was you know when we met. I met her Joe to see released five of My Lady released party for the single was released party and my man Pat who I rug with, you know, doing my thing whatever whatever, I'm talking to him, we're talking. I don't really know who she is. She gives me

you didn't know who spending that? Nah, I sw I got. I got a little offended. I didn't know at that time. I'm playing ball. I don't really I just was the Nets to me. She was like, she was like, I was holding out. I had just got drafted to the Nets number two pick and I was holding out. And we went to the release party and I ran into herd and then she gave me the wow oaky dope like I work at the I'm a paralegals. I work

at the office, you know. Man gave me the Wold number and all that really all Na she tried to She tried to say it wasn't who she was. And my man Pack was like, Yo, no, I spend the round. I'm telling you, I was gonna say, Na, that is the next day I was like, no, man, I ain't. I don't care that about that. You know what I'm saying. I don't care about that. She whatever ever, and then I just took the call. I just I just made the call and I started pressing them and then she

finally said, Yo, yeah, you know what I mean. A group, that's that and that's how you know you cooked it off. She was trying a lot of me that she wasn't done with the group, but my man, my man was on it though, so he knew. So so what year would have been that would have been Joe to see

that ninety one I was a rookie. One had to be ninety one because I had just got drafted number two pick and that summer I was at that summer of ninety one, I was holding out to get my contract and I was hanging out in New York and then we met and we met and were into a cup party that when they dropped the Jodan. Yeah, I was with her with that album. Let's hip hop. That's that.

But you know what you know and me and her, you know, I have like four or five baby mamas, but that's that's like me was like, that was like my best baby mama. It was, it was, that's like my best that's like my best baby mama. Because that's really you don't want us that that's like my second baby. That's but no, but no on the real though, you know, she did my wedding. My wife focusing on this first point got married and had your ex wife DJ. Your wedding makes some noise for that guy day, but not

just that weed. But you know what, that is awesome. I'm gonna give a lot, you know, love to my mother. Resting PMS made it happen. Yeah, because my mom's and her was so tight. My mom was telling to listen, my son is crazy, you know whatever, but you know, dealing with him and he's gonna take care of his daughter. He's a good dude. And they was real tight. And I think, you know what I'm saying. She you know, that's how my relationship came about. Some some baby mamas

or whatever. I don't want to deal with nobody and your family, Yeah, they get spite from She dealt with my mother. Her mom was great. So that's how that worked out, you know what I'm saying. But we're best friends to this day. She's real tight with my wife. It's all good. That's how I got six kids in the possible so possible. I got space hand over god damn it. She's rich, so good. Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna trying to catch up. I don't do it no more.

Another baby. I'm jumping off a bridge. But yeah, I've been trying to get my tubes. I'm jumping off somebody come out with a bad man, but definitely, man, this is again. It's it's so much you honor to have you here. So we were going to spend it to what do you think about what's going on with Peyton Manning right now? Do you think this is unfair? He's getting accus for mooning somebody? Yeah, I've been, yeah a

little bit. But when you when you're up so high you have success, they try to go back into your past and bring up everything. And it happens to the best of us. And I don't it's a whole word gets here work that stuff right there. You just don't know. Terrible, it's terrible. You just don't know. But what Bob is you know me? It probably it's gonna hurt him. No way, he's not gonna do no time. He's not. It hurts your reputation. That's what kills it, you know what I mean.

So you know that's the problem the brand's seeing the industry in the world, you know. And maybe he did that if he mooning, you know who wounding this team? And it was we played around in the locker room up at the time, in college, even in high school you're joking around. Who having fun. I don't know what is the exact accusation, though, exact accusation is he was messing with some check um he moaned up, he harassed, but he was nineteen The thing about it is, you

know much bullshit. Now you're gonna bring it up out that when the Super Bowl, So it was it was kind of, first of all, this is chaps first year sports and this is radio. Goddamn makes a noise of sports. I like, you got some ship. They always take a Dominican. The Dominican will work it out always. So um yeah, that that ship was. It was crazy for me, uh seeing that, and then I not only this his his his way, I want to take it here. We both

went to I s sixty one. Oh man, that's what I has, sixty one when I got into all of me, the Mammies, the Melican, Puerto Ricans, and I used to get over the water going to school to school. I got it from I didn't know this. I didn't know looking. God's good, I'm gonna give you something else. I'm gonna give you something. But Dan, it was like two girls. I ain't gonna tell you their name I went to school with. It was crazy about they would give me the time of the day. They probably need their name.

Shout it out right now. If you ain't gonna do that. They probably did not call him in New York for the club night schooling. I was like, yeah, well I went to one and my first Latino girl, Latina girls, a little drunk, first Latin. Her name was Kathleen. Remember I don't remember. She was from Peru or Ecuador. That's why every time I talked to Borris or maybe she was Peruby and Egadoria who who? Who knows? But yes, she turned me out. Since then, I've never this is

because because the same roots. But here's how we got it. And now for the podcast listeners, you can't actually see what I'm doing. But here's the left frack right, and then here's Corona. And in the middle of the left frack in Corona is a school called I S sixty one Junior High School, and that's it's smacked there in the middle. So it's a one culture clash. What I mean by that is in the beginning of sixty one

is nothing but Spanish. Everything I'm talking about, every person off the boat, every person you know, from Cuba to Naa to whatever. They move here because Blanco actually was there, right, and then after that comes Northern Boulevard and it's black again, so all these people had to actually this is real ship. All these people have to actually mesh in one school and if you were from Left Rack, you had to

actually stay with Left Rack people. But then Corona people that were Spanish predominantly black dominant at that you went in a New Age millennium. But you know, like in the nineties nineties, yeah, it was all all black. That's when my father, you know, was the only quartermacan running around mad boxing. He run around. Let frack is a circle square fifty seventh Avenue junction, Hard Harding, so you can get your run on. Man. His father used to be out there. Body they go Poppy. I mean, you

didn't want to mess with Poppy, all right, mama. It's crazy man. You get your smoke, Get your smoke. But that's the So you went to sixty one. So how did your basketball career start from sixty one? On the reel? Just another this is crazy. I used to kill those guys in gym class and gym class, okay yo, and then I just had to get out of there because Vincent. That's when I met my mentor, Vincent Smith. Let's make some noise for Mrs Smith. He's up. I didn't uh.

That's when I said, I love my life. That's what you know, he got me straight mentally, you know, so he met you. You're saying when he met me before that. But I went to junior. He said, I had to go to that school junior in high school. I was messing around in school, man, I was the effort, wasn't there. I was b s and and I was a problem child in school, you know, Um I was. I was just tripping out. So he said, yo, you gotta do well this year and we could get you into high

school or you I graduated cool. Um. I went to Archbishop Malloyd. But I had to take all these tests. Isn't that like a scholarship school or something. It was you had to pay tuition a right about twenty something thirty thousand for the whole four years. And my man, my angel, you know how we Lawrence, you know, arrest in Peace. He coached girls at the Lost Battalion Hall Lost Battalion. He had like three jobs and he was like, yo, nose rings attached him and my moms wasn't like that.

At nothing. He knew I was wanted to go to the Lord. He was like, yo, if you keep a be average and the Lloyd, I pay you a tuish. So he paid my tuition and he died, uh when I before I finished, Man, and that hurt me. But how we Lawrence, man, But he said I had to do. He looked at my transcript every every every month to know if I was keeping up with my grades. And nobody knew who was paying my tuish, but he was paying. So I owned, you know, all the a U teams

or all that. I could do what I want to do because somebody was paying my I didn't owe nobody nothing. So he paid my tuition and all that. But but but I had sixty one. Um, I had a great English teacher, Mr Joseph. Was he there when you were there? Because Mr Joseph was ill. I was pretty good at English because you know, I was pretty good in English because I expressed myself good on paper and not do essays and all that. But he was real hard on me and all that to get my solf together because

he knew I can play ball. But that's what happened. Man. I went there, and I was when I was going to I had sixty one. I was so big in the playgrounds. I was playing only summer leagues and all that, and Halem and everywhere. Now, I remember the hood used to come out for you so crazy, the hood USI like, I like, like, I've never seen nothing like this in my life, Like where they've seen a brother have a positive chance and all the negative brothers in the hood said,

you know what, you're making sure he stayed positive. That's that's what pushed me. It was like push me seeing you because you know why, Like I knew your mom. You know she ain't gonna front. There's no other woman in the hood who sent me upstairs more than your mom. She wanted to see me, like throwing dirt gongs or something. Maybe like I'm telling your father, I'm so scared of my father. I couldn't beat my father for nothing. Now Hans was nice and she used to always like, I'm

telling your father. So so, how did the transition happen from um Bishop Malloyd to Georgia Tech? Oh yeah, by then? And this is crazy, this is real talk, you know what I mean. My my my neighborhood and like you said, people that raised me, My man JB is here with me now in studio, you know right there, you know, after thirty years he's still with me. My business. He watched over me, watched over and make sure I'm doing the right things. Um. When I got to high school,

I went to Cafoine school. Man, be real with my whole from I sixty one, it's real talk Malloyd. I became a nerd. I became a nerd and if you if you know me, Um, I had one girlfriend. I met my girlfriend, Tim Cray, my high school sweetheart. She was a middle you know, she middle class middle and rose there. She lived the bord, so she had a whip. Let's not tell me, Nah, that's that's older. You know what I mean. Rene was my middle school. I was as I had one girl from my whole high school career.

She's a middle class girl and Rosedale rose there. They had that she had a house, you know what I mean. That was like the only other place in Queens who had terraces like us. Who Nah, she didn't. She talked about Dale. But Renee has to get some credit. I give us some love. A family took me in, you know, she drove me around all the games. She helped me

with my school work. My mother after a while, you know, they used to send me home late after a wild Mom was like yo, just stay downstairs, you know what I mean, just stay downstairs and in the in the living room downstairs. And you know they really helped me. Man. So my whole life, my whole mentality change when I went to Archbishop Malloy High School that I met with coach Karen my my mentor, with Vince Smith with assistant coach and he was assistant coast away at Lawyer, which

with me came with me. I think about it is when I when I played at Malloy and I met McNee, I didn't come. If you notice, I wasn't the left rack a lot. I used to go there late night. I used to come down there the weekends and go back and forth. But that's the that's the real thing, man. It just changed my whole to meeting when I went to Ma Lloyd And that's where you know, back then, all the recruiters if you went to a very good academic school, and if you went to if you're the ball,

they came and they came and recruited you. If you was with another if you was with a bugged out school and you didn't do your school where they wouldn't recruit you. So I was just I just lucked up. Man, I was blessed, you know, Shorty wild Lack. They was trying to pull me down. They was trying to pull me down. That's my people. I love him. But I I got with Vince and that was my mentor. That's who I stayed with, trying to get better with basketball

and trying to come up. And that's that's That's an amazing story. But I know everybody else here that he's talking about, but it's such an amazing story because I remember when vents Um messed with me. It was like I was, he messed with me, and then he caught me, you know, pumping selling crack. So he was like, yo, man, I'm not messing with you no more. Then he went and had a he had an actual tournament in Coney Island, and the boys that he had high not hired. We

ain't getting paid for ship. But you know the people that he actually you know Um had on the team at the time, they were scared of these Corney Island boys, you know what I'm saying. It was just like and then Vince came back and said, Yo, I'm gonna put you back on the team. But if you you know what I mean, like, and that's how I learned how to play ball. That's why again I said, and I love my life. I used to play both of events.

You know, I handled the pill trying to be like you don't you know what I'm saying, Like this is real ship, Like this is real ship. One of them. I'm gonna put you along before because I got to get to the Bobby Hurly. Yeah, man, I had to man there right now because we're doing my documentary. Bob doing some stuff I talked about. He's coaching at Arizona

State University. That's my man. But you know, when he was in college, you know, we was um, you know, in New York, I was the number one point guard, and then in New Jersey he was also All City for like four years straight year and then he was People don't know, Bob Hurley was the number one guard in New Jersey. So we're in the metropolitan area. So every time I had to you know, me and him was always talked about. But then when we got to college, you know, I just you know, I don't know the

word jealous. I was empty because he was with the duke and they want a lot. It wasn't so much about talent. You know, I was gonna get Georgia Tech. I just dominantly black anybody and not Enorgia Tech. Georgia Tech is like Filipino. Asian Philippino were just down the block from Small Um Spellman More House all that. Yeah, I thought at that time Atlanta was all black. Atlanta was mostly black, but not Georgia Tech. That's a that's an engineer school. That it's hard ship. They push it

on the board. You think you looking at Chinese Agrippin Tick. You know that's hard. You know that's a very educated school. But now, but me and Bobby went at it. I just always wanted to destroy him and do good against him because because he knows that because I wasn't, like I said, it wasn't jealous envy because they won so much, I do. They just want I didn't have that much talent year in and year out to compete with his teams. So I wanted to do better than him individually. But um,

that's my man. He's the fist competitor. He one of the best point guards ever to play College Bowl, and um, that night I was just on one, you know when we played that move. Um, you know, I just you know, I just off instinct. I played off instinct. Man, I couldn't. I couldn't do that move if you told me to do it just normally. It's gotta I play off instinct. That's what That's just what I'm about. Now, what's your tape? Favorite team you ever played on? Well, my only you know,

NBA was great. You know I played in the NBA. I said, NBA was awesome for me because it had the infrastructure to take care of my mother, take care of me and my mother out to struggle. But my first six years playing basketball at Malloy in Georgia Tech is the best years of my life. You know, I'm not taking nothing await from the NBA, the NBA. I mean, that's true story. You know the NBA, don't get me wrong.

Everybody you know see and this is what I talked about in my Everybody couldn't celebrate the way I celebrated at ten years old. I was a child prodigy. So some people get it late. I got it early, you know what I mean. So my NBA care was solid, but it's not when money comes involved. There's a lot of politics involved that I had no control over. But I love my team New Jersey Nets, Boston Celtics in the Portland Trail Blades. Those three teams I put my

handprints on. I can't just just just I can't. Metropolitan area, man, I gotta give it to my Nets, because there's a metropolitan area and it started my career with the Nets. Bullish Reed was the gym, the great New York Knicks. He was the gym at the time. He drafted me number two, man number two. I gotta give him love, my man, Derek Coleman still with hell. Mean, he's probably ahead. You look like Derek Coleman right now. Draine, I'm just sorry, Yo,

there's a truth. This is a true statement for me, and I played with some great players. Derrick Coleman is the best player I've ever played with. Ever, how much how much talent six and eleven do everything? He's off the change the fact. Now, who's the best player you ever played against? Oh? Alan Iverson, Man, I got a little dudeen kind of like took after you. I don't know if he uh maybe, but no, he was more of a uh how can I say it, more of a scorer, more of I'm more of a point guard,

pure point guard guy. You know, that's what I came into. But uh, you know he was a beast man and I think everything everything lined up right for him. That's another thing. You know, he got the right team around him. You see it late in his career, he couldn't do the things he could do because he wasn't getting the ball, He wasn't getting a minute, because a was doing a lot like it was Philadelphia, Philadelphia team for tenue ends or so how long it was. It build around him.

So he's able to do all of that and the and the the NBA. That's what has to happen for you, because a lot of guys got talent, but if the team is not sentering around you and you're not in a good you know, with a good coach. And you see when when he started, he couldn't play the same way. Numbers started dropping, everything started coming out. You don't like the practice. Now he hangs out, he drinks a lot talking about practice. But what about when he was you know,

when he was born, he was the same person. But you know, that's just how the lead is because a lot of politics and anything involved in it. So they keep everything on the rap. But you know what I mean, me, I don't. I don't look at it that way. You know, I had a great year. I got fourteen years in man. And I always tell my son and I always walk away with anything I talked JB. I'll be joking. I

laid everybody with the left. My left laid everybody le Jordan's lay Patrick, youell, I laid everybody with the tall. So let me tell you something. You just have the hood. Let me just take something you just had anybody in the hood. Fat Wi used to come out, you're back in the days with the little fucking TVs. He It was a ritual. You had to watch his game, even if you ain't like basketball. Real talk, you had to

sit that real talk. On the alcohol, alcoholic block, alcohol of My mother used to be like, yo, go take care of people over there when you come through the block, because you know why you don't know the alcoholic My father, my father has a mirror. He was a mirror on alcohol. You've been there. It's like, say, what the corner was hard block, man, that's a fact. But the drinker, super super drink. This is why me and you are drinkings. This is why we got that. Because my mom's like

you're going to pick the store. His mom's a legend and left front everybody when you come through. That's why I ain't coming through that. You do that. But I used to take care of But when I come back home, going there by Champagne, by the Hendie, by beer, I just leave it there and I'll see y'all later. Back now, it was wild. It was such a legendary summer time, right, that's what it was fun. Now, I'm gonna tell you. I'm gonna tell you one of the best moments of

my life. Right, yeah, I know you, but no, you don't know that. I know you know it. You know because he was there. But this is his what's going on? Right? Big had died in nineteen six Correct, I recorded the war Report album, the Warriport album actually dropped. I had nothing to do, right, meaning I just dropped the album. Capone had got locked up. Tragic. Really wasn't me and him wasn't really talking. I still selling crack one foul ship, but it's real ship. I can only has seen me.

I cann He said to me, how much how much you got on you? I said, I got like five hunding work from you. I can only give me five hundred dollars. Right, he said, give me, give me your work. I gave him the work. I can only said, walk with me. He threw it in the suit doing the suit. I almost wanted the snuff. I'm like, what you do, but he I just paid for it. What do you care what I do with it? Right? All right? Cool Ox said to sat me down and said, you'll watch this.

Every car that drew by the left right, this is the component Oriega album was playing the War Report right on. So he's like, I'm bringing you on toward tomorrow. He brought me on tour. He showed me the world, like you know the world that he was living at the time, at least you know the Virginia is the North Carolina, South Carolinas. I went back in the studio. I did the record card I'm leaving on the firm album blows up. I get a chance to actually do the n R

E O all right, and R E album drops. We're in the Sauce Awards in l A. Right, and we shook because you know big, they killed big. Let's just be they killed big. Don't laugh at that. I know you didn't know what you're laugh at. That, but they killed be at it. Right, So what happens is my album drops. When my album drops, my label rented out the La Montrose Hotel, the top of the Montlauncho's Hotel.

They got waiters, they got We didn't trust bitches in l A. I know this story is gonna sound a little crazy, but we didn't trust trust girls because the story we got was big, was set up through girls. So we just was out there, but just us left. Ragnis a bunch of bronke whoever it was with me at the time. Right, the label calls me and said, you got the number one the album in the country at the time. I'm nineteen twenty. I don't know what

that means. Like a number one album in the country. Great, but we didn't want to go out, so they sent us so much champagne whatever whatever, whatever, Right, we come We in the jacuzi. Yeah, so all men sounds crazy. We didn't trust women out there at the time, so we was like fucking We all sat in the jacuzi. But then I got out and I was like, fucking,

let's go out tonight. We went out tonight. You pulled up in that I don't I don't remember what it was, The Bends Cherry Red drop Top and you're playing my album. Do you remember this? You're playing you're playing bad from TV. You play and you're yelling at people like wh y'all don't know what the fun ship and you? And I was like that kidding that. He's the legend to me, so I don't want to disturb him. I'm seeing he's talking actually about me. I don't want to disturb because

this is the homie. And then he sees me. He's like, yo, you parked your car in the middle of the street. I was all, yo, he the best, this is one of the best lins. You plucked it. You've seen me. You was like, you'll see everybody an r E album. I'm not talking about the wordport no more because I started the wordport and yeah, and you jumped out and he was like, you know what the funk you got

right now? And I was like, not really, I don't say that like that, but in my mind I was like no. He was like, yo, you grab me like Papa, Papa, You're good and and then that's that's when I realized, and the police head game. This is the crazy ship. The police came and said, oh ship, Kidney, you go I lived. I lived in l a like three years and I was on sunset something I used to be on some fat I used to be like at certain places all the time, so they used to just leave

me alone. But I probably was one. But nah, I was so proud of him, man, because coming from now, I don't even remember. I know I was on one, but I was so excited to see him. And I had his c D I'm boy, I know I had like at one time, I had like tink cards, so I had like tend the t d s because I wouldn't want to keep pitching the CDs, so I had it. I had it on repeat. Man, I think from the hood man, six hundreds, Yeah, chever you read, I'm telling you'll remember it because this was a moment for me.

You pulled up and then it was dropped. And when you because he was like, yo kid and you was talking, should have said, Joe, this is what happened. I'm going him old ship. You know? Me said you know what, I had bunch of left frack nick, But I had never seen a person leave a hundred thousand in the middle of He stopped traffic in the middle of l A. I stood there and I was like, and you was like,

you made it keep going. I forget what else you're saying, but I was just like, I'm staying in l A to see him do that and to understand, you know, where we come from, and he like he caught in the music world. At that point, I was like, yo. And when I told my family and all that, I was like, snored me from left frack. I was hyped. I was hoping for you, man, but I had like, you know, you don't understand that moment in my life. I was like, it was one of the best moments

of my life. This is real. Ship. I'm not saying this. I'm not saying no, no, but what it was, and you know what it was. And I'm sorry for any because you know I love white people, but for any of my white listeners. When the label called me and said you got the number one album, it didn't mean shipped to me because I didn't know what number one album me meant. You know what I'm saying. But when I see you playing it, and I when I seen you and you had the streets of l A on smack,

I'm gonna keep it real. With you humble. Yeah, but I'm not being humble right now. When the police came, I'm thinking it straight out of Corpton. I'm thinking really going to go down, right down. They seen him. It was like they knew you there and I ain't gonna

even let you chill like another five more minutes. It was like you and you stood over there, you kicked it to us, and like I was just did I looked at you and I was like, yeah, it was you made me unafraid of l A like hand Oh yeah, yeah, I tell you because I was so scared when Big Die. I understand you listen out of like a man. You the person that single handedly made me like, yo, you know what l A l A can be done because although he be you know, I had a record this

in l A. So it's a little different. So and you was the one who single handled when you did that, he was like this can be like yeah, that's like this full circle real quickly one it. You know, I got one all star. You know I'm all star. It wasn't it wasn't picked by the coaches. I didn't care about the coaches and care nothing. I gotta like. That was the year Jordan retired. I think I was the highest guard getting in the East by fans, think a

million and two. That meant the world of me wasn't coaches, wasn't nothing, because that's that's what you know what I mean. I felt, I loved, I felt appreciative. Like this Kenny Anderson, he finally arrived. So it's the same as you. I didn't care about the lead. I didn't care about like because if you don't make starters, you get the coaches. I was gonna get probably picked anyway by the coach, but the fans voted me on as a starter, right, so that it was huge for me, you know what

I mean. I got snubbed a few times that I should have made it, but whatever, you know, that's life. Was the most dominant guarden NBA. And I'm talking about it just like as an NBA fan, I used to sit back and watch and I used to be like that, like he like I wanted to be to be a ballplayer. I just smoked too much for me, Like so I really wanted to be you like I'm just no, I really wanted to be you like. I'm gonna be honest.

This is one hundred the same because he was the first person that I knew who made it your mom's and each other they drank at the bars. So my first person I looked up to was you, and then the second one was Oconally. You know what I'm saying, was cocal like and I actually he was like, yo, he knew I was a dickhead. He's like, yeah, selling drugs for but I didn't know what to do. But you would you you you definitely. If it wasn't for you, in a lot of ways, I wouldn't be here. I know.

I'm just gonna be honest because you gave me hope and hope. It's better than anything in the world. That's what it's like going around now Hope, different hoods and all hope. It's like, yo, you know what I'm saying, Like, I know it's probably emotional for your motherfucker's but let's get tough, all right. So hope, like hope is like, yo, you know what I'm saying, Like, I hope I can

do something like that. You know what I'm saying. Changes your possibility, It changes your possibilities, and that's what we need. That's what the inner city needs. That's why I always go back to left fract hood and you said you did the baes for ten ye, Like at the end of the day when I first because I went to jail, I don't want I don't want to bring it up.

But it's over gay right, I went to jail. When I came home from jail, that was the first thing I've seen was when you had the barbecues and you wrong jay Z out there. And when you wrong jay Z out there, it was like, what the funk? Like? This is not because I didn't I never want to be like, oh, I'm not gonna. I can't lie to the fans. But what I'm saying is this is something I want to be like. And you had them out there, you had them chilling. Then everybody nobody could touch uh

spread the roller. She was like untouchable. I mean, that was your girl. It was just like, this is facts, this is like And then are you you and Tammy still cool? Tell me good man, I would never disrespect Tammy. And now you're very clossy. I never no, not none of yet, none of your girls. This is probably the most unclassy things exactly. I mean a blue cop I felt no man um my mother taught me, you know,

better than that. She got my two daughters, my nineteen year old, my twenty one year and regardless of what me and HUGG did, you know, she's a skol woman. And I always say, and I made it that way. I wasn't I wasn't be real. You know, I wasn't faithful. I was too young to get married. I didn't know what marriage was all about. Should have listened to my mother. You know, that wasn't the time for me to get married. But I would never disrespect that woman. And to this day,

she raised two beautiful daughters. Man, I don't talk about her. Whatever she do, God bless her. But that ain't nothing. That ain't nothing to me. My daughter is a nineteen and twenty one They called me the group? Is that the group? And they sing, yeah, my um my daughter Jazz is in the rap game. You know what I'm saying. That Then my daughter Lyric goes to Universe Texas. You

know we're good. You know what I'm saying, I got five girls or three boys, because I don't you know what I mean me all that, I'm forty five years old, too old to be talking about that passion about a girlfriend. And so you know what I mean, like I don't you know whatever. We had our differences, and one thing I was a man because the only reason why I actually the question is when I first seen basketball while I see to say your name, because I actually had

didn't know. Yeah that's my first wife first seen it. Yeah that's my first wife. And she came on in said some things that it's all the script, many knocking that I didn't reality. I don't not nobody hustle make their money. I just kept my mouth closed. Your gentleman. My mom my mama told you, don't ever do that to your kids. Mother. Now my kids, my daughters is older, they know that I would never say nothing that your gentleman make people in. Gentleman, got dat you need more wine?

I'm good. We need to give him some more. Good Home girl, home girl, you needed you come in and drink. That's goddamn you Like at Jessica, what's your name again? Look like a Jessica. Huh oh, that's Anna. I know you know Sunday DBT. He's a crazy guy, probably, but it never never gets his real name. Magic magic magic, Oh ship am I blowing him up right now? Sometimes? Yo? For real, And I'm gonna tell you something is real and this is no joke. I had a great night, man, Man,

be here with this dude. I see this dude and ages I always you know, my son and I got teenagers. They they with the hip hop. I'm with the hip hop. So I'm you know when he said yo, come on and we started staying in touch with each other, This is a great night for me. Man. If I'm being on here talking about you know, we come from the same route. I just played ball. This rap generation hip is basketball. You know what I'm saying. This is what

basketball work together. I mean, um, that's what I'm saying. Like everything about your game back then was like I said, hood earlier, everything about your game was hood. But but in retrospect, it's hip hop. You know what I'm saying. You can tell that you was listening to run DMC. That's who I grew up. You can tell that you don't like we can tell that, and and it's so special that because to me, you were like you were

like AI basis game more for you now. You you might not want to claim that, you know what I'm saying, but you came like a little before him. Like like maybe it was a little before him. I'm a little older. I don't know how man, you got to check that out, but you was the first. We don't check facts, that don't check facts don't and then you know, okay, it's okay. We don't need fact we don't need facts. It was

y man, it was funny. It was funny because this past weekend, All Star Weekend, Allan Iverson, Kenny Smith, Tiana Tallor and Sharon had a Shepherd had an old fucking a party together. You know what I'm saying. And when I'm speaking to Ai, like you know, I know him. I met him a couple of times, but in my mind it was like I felt like you know what I'm saying, Not like he took your style like that, but your attitude, your amah. It was on that court

only you was cutting niggas. Your your crossover. I ain't gonna front. The first killer crossover I ever seen was from you used to used to be, from sex to sex sexon too, to to high school to college to the killer crossover. I first seen to kill a cross over behind the back, between the legs, all all that, like you know what I mean? Like, um, you just made me so proud. Like the crazy thing was it was to me, Kenny Smith, It's like Acnelly. Now let

me let me do. Kenney Smith is like Acnelly and you, I pad it know for you, like me, excuse me me, I pad it of for you because you was more like the met You was more of the hood dude. Like he was more like your mom's in the like my father was in and you know, Kenney was way more relatable Kenney. Kenney Smith is more like, you know, he had good parents. You can't be you can't be get doled for that. That's that's his family too, and the same thing. But like he don't smoke, he don't drink.

It's like it's cool. But when albums dropped, a lot of left right people felt disconnected from me because they was like, he's talking about eating pussy. Is his albums Vagina there was so people was like, you know, back then black people we eat pussy. Back then it was they just got hide in the black community. Put it in your mouth. But that was after his first but even his first album was called Vagina Diana. It was called Vagina Dana. So marriage left Rack there sitting there

around that's my brother. I can only I love him to help me sustained. But I seem to disconnect. I've seen people like you know, you know what I mean. No, they related, but they related as much as they could. But in all honesty, some people with Kenny Smith, that's that's my brother too. But some people say Kenney Smith was from Brooklyn and then he know he's from Left Frack, but didn't him at you didn't see him a lot. But that's different. But we see you because I'm going out.

My mom was like, whatever, I'm going out to see my man. I might go to see my man. Give me fifty man. I need something to eat. I mean this, I need that. But you know what what against me? And it's it's gonna it's always. I think somebody that to think came up to me in New York say you the People's Chap and that ship hit my heart. It's like we don't care about all that politics, this that and the other. You the People's Chat and and it hit me and I said, wow, you know what

I mean? And I remember that it was. It was a woman. She's like you just keep it, you know, I don't keep it. A hunt Pcent. I keep it real enough, but you could touch me, you know what I mean. When I was in you know what I'm saying, I really didn't care about all the other nonsense. But those kids in the general right now, those kids in the hood, they need hope. They need somebody like me like I can't through alcoholics, drug addicts, this that any

other other stuff. I ain't gonna get deep into what the same thing with what I'm saying, I came to the city, came up, so they need to hear that to say, you know, Dick Slexia went to Archbishop Malloyd High School. Dyslexic. I'm delexico. Yeah no, no, it was like my next album is gonna be called Dyslexia. That wasn't just like yeah, we have yo. You have the whole joint. You have to cover backwards. Yeah, if you don't believe this is really like yo, My man, God

bless Vincent Smith. He took me to all these prep classes. I didn't have it on the high level, so I'm able to. They gave me more time with the test. I see letters and little words. I'll be all flipped out to this to this day. I'm might you know you just lead or something like lead or was I might sometime real quick and put as I'm a smelling backwards real quick and I have to change it. So that's the numbers and all that is different. But I

got on a small totem pole. But what I was saying is these kids need to know that the struggle. Let me let me ask both y'all something because this to both of y'allah. What do you say to people that say the hood needs more, at least the kids, the youth needs more than to think they could be basketball players and rappers. Yeah, I agree, like that needs to be addressed. You know what I'm saying. I agree with that, But the problem is that's what we're attracted to.

But we're attracted to probably might not be basketball or might not even be rappers. It's what comes with that, you know, Like like I see doctors, like people were attracted. I lived, Yeah, but I lived by doctors, like I lived my whole time living in Miami. I lived by doctors, like I set phone when I was in Kindad. I never met my minute neighbors. But yeah, yeah, yeah, I definitely damn met my name is I Like I walked through the day was like, you know what I mean.

But when I lived in a diplomat, my my actual the person I shared the floor was a doctor. You know what I'm saying. So I think that in the hood, we gotta start making that more popular. But again, people who are doctors got to come back. I gotta I gotta think about that when I go speak sometimes. You know, I got my guy, my business partner, j B. You know, real estate buff, business buff, you know those business I'll take him. We gotta take the gods like you go.

You wrap, take one of your doctor friends, your lawyer friends, come talk to these kids. And this is what he do. He takes care of my business contracts like he was coaching at one point, you know what I mean. He was coaching Um High school down here, Jewish Day School post. I love y'all man, you're listening, man, Jewish Day school, and all my friends is Jewish. You know what I mean. I got a lot of not all, I got a lot of Jewish friends. As where money or even teaching

or even teaching the youth. Everything that goes along with the apparatus of industry. What's behind the rapper. You got the lawyers, you got the managers, what's behind the basketball player? Agents, you got coaches, you got they got to realize that. They gotta understand it. But you gotta, you know, you gotta let them know that. It's if you you don't have to be a basketball player, rapper or baseball player. You could be a lawyer. You can or you can work for the NBA. You can work, or you can

have you can have a regular good job. And that's okay too. That's that's sometimes when I think that's that kids. Sometimes I'm gonna go back with no say it's attractions, Cassie. I know the video rape be going home. Back in the days, I used to be like some of them CAUs wasn't even them cats calls the facade. But some of those kids believe that and the same thing. It's

the same thing with the NBA. It's just like at the end of the day, some people think that's easier and they don't see that the blisters, they don't see that. Just like music when they see the number one record that he just made it, yeah, exactly, like people tell me, like you know, French is my homeboy, people like ye know, I want to be an overnight success like French, I said, his ship it was a caraman. How you like take

ten years? You know what I'm saying. But I just again, I want to thank you and I just want you to know. You know, I just want one before I get off. I just want you to hit one of them verses. That's what I think. That's what he was playing in l A if I have been super But yeah, man, I want to super super. Sincerely, thank you my brother. But we gotta make sure that that before he leaves, that we know about the documentary and think of the documentary.

Let's so, how did the documentary come about? Well, you know, all these doctor was coming out like three years ago. Um and a company, Scott Scraper Film came at me and it was like, Yo, what do you think we telling your story? Kenny An? You best out of New York. I said, Yo, let's do it if y'are serious. That we met, they flew down here and we had dinner and we started it. We hired Jill Campbell, who the director, uh and we started filming and it took three years.

We went back, we went back to Left Fract, Georgia Tech. They came and shotowed me here in Florida. You know what I mean. We did a lot of good things, and it's just in my life. And then you know, my mother's rolling in the grave because you know, she named me Chips. She named me Chips. Five days old, my name was Chips, and um, I didn't know my name was Kenneth until kindergarten. She registrated when she registered

me in kindergarten. And then when I came home, left frat, my sisters, my brothers, my cousin left Frack was the first eight. It grew on everybody, so everybody start messing with it. Chip up, chip yeah. And then and then when when I did something, I always yeah, that's where the real people like someone. But then when um I did something great, my mother used to call me Mr Chips, Like, look at Mr Chip, I saw you on TV. You got you got the dot com? You know, I ran

out the joint Ida. I'm getting your address. I'm sitting y'all, no problem. But what's Mr chimps dot com? Mr chimps dot com? But no, but it's just all my life. You gotta do your research about me, but you find out some stuff that you might not know. But uh, you know, I'm gonna hit it right here. I'm gonna be like arrogant little ego because I'm selling them promote my I am the best out of New York. Yes you are, so you can figure it out. Everybody go

with Kareem. I'd do with your ball because he's seven feet He was seven feet tall. I'm six. It wasn't so much my numbers. Me and Kareem is the only four All City players ever All City. He was the All City for four years. Four years, you know what I mean. And it wasn't so much my numbers. And I think you said it early. It's like I changed the media, my swag, everything created a culture. Why. That's the reason why I'm telling you. Ai seen you, and he's seen you. He's seen you, and he seen you

going back to the hood. He's seen you shot left front and he figured that out and he said I could be me. I'm not saying that, he was saying he could be you, but he was saying, I can be mean now. And then he started braiding his head because if you remember when Ai had that case or whatever, Yeah,

like after that he was scared straight. Yeah, and then you were in the NBA wil but doing what you do and when you did your thing, I'm just saying I'm a basketball fan too, beside me just being a fan of you as a person basketball player and as a person from my hood. I'm a basketball fan before. And in my eyes, I ain't the I ain't the illest, I ain't the best. But in my eyes, you did it. And then he followed behind you. Not saying he copied you,

but he did take something from you. And that's a fact. There ain't no problem. And I just got and before I get out and say the real were both from left Frack. Man. Anybody know where my heart at? Man, I tell my son, I'm from left frac City, man a London building. Many let man, let me take all of them raised me out there. Man. You know six brothers, Man, six brothers fed me bags in pizza. Know that first. You know what I mean. This is a real job.

Six was delivering delivering there to Coui Rap really delivered pieces as well. He came up to do. Yes, I got Coujie wrap on drunk. I'll goo albums as well. But that's that was crazy. That was crazy how he just ended that. My dude, I'm sorry, it's from my little spot. You wrap it in my brolding. Though he was from them sexon to us a building. I was in the London sex was in London. Section one. Now, let me just break down our hood before. This is

how it worked out. See, it's five sections in our hood. Sexual one of section two is like the same section. It's every section. Did I go to when I went to Yeah, I bring on the section too, says he's the shootouts. Yeah, y mby I brought I went to the spot to get the drink. We went to the wing. I brought him to the wing. Yeah, to the wing. Uh, you didn't go to the back. You didn't to the middle. I went, No, I think you saw the basketball car, but I actually bring you down. But the wing is

way worse. So yeah, it was a culture shot for me in Miami. It's like there was I was like, where the girls are, dude, tell me the girls come out after I'm like, what's going back to Miami? Five dudes Hope was selling crack. Looks like literally like this that's his that's his crack clock. And I'm like, but that's why. But that's why. The crazy thing is responsibility was so much on this man, because when he made it, it was like everybody wanted to be him, included me.

And then when I made it, I didn't realize my responsibility. Like I didn't realize. I was still in my mind saying, yo, I'm trying to be like them, and did not realize, and then everybody started to try to blame me, and I was like, holy sh it, I had to take responsibility. And it's crazy that me and him, both at the all we've been through, both winded up twenty minutes away

from each other, both of Florida. That's why that's the documentary that you know, coming Home, Coming, coming home, Left Frack. Let's do it. We'll do that. Now we gotta come back. That's a good shot. We'll come back to Left Frack the whole show. But yo, once again, Kenny Anderson, motherfucking legend, one of my idols, one of the first people. And I know you humble because I see it, man, and I respect that. But in a lot of ways, if it wasn't you, it wouldn't be me, it wouldn't be you,

it wouldn't be a Connelly. There's so many people that because again, Kenney Smith was a little older than us, and I love Kenny Smith. It's my duty. Did my album, did a drop for my album of Student of the Game. But you was the person I've seen. I knew your mom's Your mom sent me upstairs. Your mom told my father. She was that that my father should beat my ass one day a couple of times. You know what I'm saying.

So I just really respect you. I'm really honored that you came in and you sat down and allow you My mother, my mother go go go to the website dot com the best out of New York Man find you mind you, Eddie Giggs and Weird Thoughts. I got two of my boys. They are racing right now. They're trying to catch We've had that rappers here. You was coming. Yeah, on a real hunting set. I had to do this because of you. Thank you, my brother. This is a blessing that two people from the hood left full circle

full Stuggle got out of it. He went from athletics and basketball. You know what I mean. That's awesothing. We gotta do something to make that happen. But once again, thank you for having us, because yeah, we gotta make we gotta make something next what's what's what's the social media that I'm only Twitter man, I'm we need to get you on Instagram. I'm addicted to Twitter. We've we've had a conversation on us addicted to Twitter. Listen, we

had a conversation on the side. And in the future, if anything happens, there's a block button on Instagram if he racist next week, because you know why, let me just tell you something. He praising some of the dopest pictures. I'll be stealing your picture. I like, let me tell you someone time. You know me, I average smoker Cigars. I love Sigars. Every day is cigar day. We got to always pick a day. I say every day cegar it's every day. Tomorrow Tomorrow is Cigar Thursday. But what

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where Kane West just fucked up. He asked for the person that owns Facebook for a million dollars on Twitter, what it was your problem? He owns Facebook? Why wouldn't hit him on Facebook? I know that was a little but you'll take you if I coming back. Crazy World Radio Est Radio too. We still we yo leto GM still like at dj F let's do this and what is from my Instagram at Mr super Slim at who's crazy? Yeah, that's crazy. And we had a legend of the building.

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