Conversation With A Crippin Ass Christian

not gonna start on that note. But yeah, that's the first time in life I ever heard a woman say, hey, you know what, it was wrong, and I knew it was wrong, and whatever has to have and has to happen, this is why I did it. They still gotta make an excuse, but it was still like I knew the rules and I broke the rules. Yeah, do you know

who Chakari Richardson is. It was fascinating is that she she took a leadership position from a very visible and audible platform, and ten million of her female fans just completely didn't want anything to do with it and are blaming the IOC. It's funny they blaming the Olympics, Caud, I'll be watching black people like, shut the funk up. I watched, I watched. I watched black people blame the Olympics, and I'm thinking, shut the funk up, Like, oh, if

we shut the funk up. If they said you couldn't drink kool aid to be an Olympics, and that's been a rule. I don't give a funk where cool at is fucking legal. That that's why I respect her, and I quote, I know what I did, I know what I'm supposed to do. I still made that decision. She's the greatest woman to ever live. Yeah, she is. She is. And I thought, just off of running ten seven, I was like, I don't give her like three kids. Now

it's like six. That was unbelievable. Girl, God bless your life, because I swear to God, I have never heard a woman she passed Michelle Obama the greatest woman ever. She's by far my favorite female athlete of all time by far. She runs Prior to that, you don't see a lot of women really operate with like an angry chip on their shoulder, and she comes through it and points the camera and curses and swears when she gets across the on and I'm like, that is Michael fucking Jordan esque.

And she as she's a woman who takes accountability insane. That is unbelievable. C six. This this the time, y'all get man, my boy six, No Sailors, g Lo p b Peter Bias. I got my partners six with me being six for over ten years now. Um, it's probably been longer than that. I'm saying over for sure. I just don't want to try to zero win on the year. But we have a thing here at No Seilers Bro where we have literally came to the conclusion that women hold about let Peter tell you go ahead, Well, yeah,

one of our bedrock concepts. We have a whole other podcast that's that's basically taking it on their shoulders and run with it. But yeah, we are firmly calling out the reality that women live in universe with no consequences and that they're allergic to accountability. They're literally allergic, man,

You know what saying that now? Think I really could see it has a how as always our faults, it always boils back down to somewhere along the line, it's our fault like we did something, or anyone's fault, anyone, anyone, anyone nearby could be collective, society's fault, history's fault, God's fault, anyone's fault. Oh yeah, they definitely let her blame God, God made me this way, yeah, or don't judge me. God forgives nobody's perfect at least try at least try

your best. Goddamn it. And I agree, so that this is a special day, This is a special episode, like one of our foundational rules had now has a hairline cracking, Yes, orange and synthetic as that hair maybe, and as as fiberglass and acrylic cover as the aidence nails. Absolutely, but just the same. I mean this is the equivalent to like if there was an earthquake and that base that is hanging from the wall went up, Yeah, I mean down, Sir Isaac Newton himself would have to just recalculate this

whole existence right now. They would question today, we should question gravity. I don't know if gravity is real. At this point, a woman has taken accountability for her actions, because do you know the special that's like corrupt wrapping a wrap like a whack verse. You just don't hear that it's huge, just crazy. So six, right, I've been doing six because like we met on some music ship.

But six is from the West side of from the East Side, obviously we from gangs on East Shide, right, But six is real dope because he was a smart person. The first time I met him, he was really intelligent and he thought like he wasn't just a traditional gang member where it's like, uh, I'm just gonna shut my i Q down, Like he still operated with his i Q and that was dope. Um, what's funny about six is me and six to be on Instagram. This nigga

is the most shallowest nigga in the world. Well, every intellectual eats an escape exactly shallow, how all the way shallow? How I'm asking how, no, no you? You was right shallow. That's great because I was supposed to refer to us shallow. How on this very program. I'll just say. It's like I'll see an attractive woman and then I just like, ay g she's attractive, And it's like, even if I'm texting him that, I can see him shaking his head

half the time. I just sent it just trolling. Now, like I know, I know what he's gonna say, But I mean it's you know, it's attractive, it's a piece into the eye. But and this is what I've talked to Pete about, do you ever worry about your beauty standards being programmed being kind of generic? I didn't think about it like that, but I mean they could be

somewhere along the line. But the crazy thing is, you know, it's a lot of like physically attractive women, Like what's a physically attractive aesthetically on the outside like everything, but what I'm perfect, But dig what I'm saying, how could that even possibly be if there's no true it's abolished, way outside of what the social construct puts in place to how women should look when women historically have looked completely different since women were women. I'm sure Eve wasn't

thick at all. Eve had a flat ass. Adam probably, you know, I think he probably had a flat ass if you ever see the pictures. Then wife folk painted her over there Europe eb flat as no titty baby titties. She was probably like Iraqi. I think that was like a Tyrus Euphrates valley kind of region area. I want to say, So, I don't know, I don't know what that necessarily means. I don't know. Women. He definitely think is Adam to just disregard what God just told him.

Eve had to be banging these niggers do that ship, bro, for nothing. Nobody got to be thick. The bits could be funny looking. Forgive me for calling them that, but they could be funny looking. Bro. It ain't like me and have standards. Men only have standards when they at the top of their game. The latter were getting the night standards go out the window. Yeah, that's interesting. I got a friend of mine who is a consummate player

and and and very good at it. But when it yeah, if it gets a little he's you know, he keep drinking standards called him Billy. Don't mind just what him. I call him. His name is Will. When it comes one am, he transforms into Billy don't mind. What's funny is see everybody, everybody got standards. At nine pm walking into the club, every nigga feels like this is day night to bust the baddest thing there and knock down the thickest thing there. Right but by if anything goes,

it's all hill married. Whatever is rolling, we're rolling. Whatever y'all. Whatever, whatever it is, whoever coming, never, I'll just go home. Never. I'm going home anyway unless I've had a ton to drink, like a ton to drink. Whatever excuse you you need, whatever spirit you you feel needs to possess you to become that person that gets it done at one forty five, that throws that hell mary and catches it in the fourth quarter with no seconds left on the clock and

you just jump up and you still catch it. That's a big gass ball. I could be smashed a noon. So all I'm saying, right is is I just I just think, like when you say it's pleasing to the census, right, Like, are we talking about attraction because this is somebody you want to get pregnant, because that's the only true attraction, because that's the only senses right, Your senses say I need to to knock her down, right, and the most primitive sense, right, it's like I need to impregnant. Right.

But then you somewhere and along the line, not all men, because most men don't, but somewhere along the line, the rational men's it take back over, that mental take back over. You're like, let me pull out and put on a condom,

let me make smarter decisions. That's not most men. Yeah, I never thought like that, right, So what I'm saying is, when you're satting attractive, right, it has to be appeasing to the senses or to the eyes, because the eyes, everything your eyes see is what you're taught you talked to. Look at the girl. There ain't no woman shaped like some of these women who the funk shaped like these women? Think about when we was growing up, who was shaped

like that? Holly Berry was not shaped like that? True? What fine women historically from the sixties, eighties, nineties, But who was shaped like that? Who is shaped like that in the eighties? Who we shaped like the motherfucker's that see Dr Miami in the eighties? Who just had these I don't think we would know because they didn't dress like they dressed now hustable might have been think she was not nowhere. There's a good point, don't attraction Perceptions

of attraction changes. But that's why I know it's programmed. But just there, to me, there's three elements of like attraction, Like, there's what I find attractive, there's I can go she's beautiful, not really my style, but beautiful, and then there's everybody else wants her, so I have to fund her for spite of them attraction. Bro, what I can agree that's that, and that's a manifestation of the survival of the fittest, social Darwinistic you know DNA program. I mean it's evolved

into the human you know, life experience. Mm hmm. So then at that point, your dick is influenced by what everybody else thinks in that scenario. No, so you were knocked down a woman that you don't think is attractive, but all of us think is attractive. We're like, damn, we wish we all had her, and you'd be like, but she wants you. You would do it just for the measure. Do you feel like do you feel like you have to do it for us? It depends on

what you know us is thinking. If if I got a chip on my shoulder and you know, those five guys over there, I don't like them, they're all trying to get her. I know I can walk up and do that fuck them. Yeah, you have to let those guys. You have to let those guys down. That has to happen sometimes. So again I asked you, s so I asked you, six, isn't attraction really? Like, why do you think you see a girl with a big ass and you think that's the ship for what? It ain't just

it ain't just that. I'm just saying, it's physically I'm saying, even to me because and that that be some flaw because most of them wearing makeup and I'm and they're not wearing makeup the way you used to wear makeup. They wearing makeup like no, no, so makeup face makeup was to enhance something. These motherfucker's is redefining something. Yeah, I've seen the use of makeup is satan, it's it's criminal,

it's deceitful. Yeah, I agree in some context. I've seen one little Menimore like Instagram and I had it was two of them. Actually it was a black chicken, the white chick. White chick look like m h. And I ain't trying to be offensive, but she looked like what we would consider trailer trash, right yeah, yeah, no teeth and all that. Right then she just like went through the whole metamorphosis. And you would have been like she fine if you would have seen her. And that's like

a woman who works works well with no teeth. If you would have seen her in that state, you'll be like, oh, yeah, you would have said she was fine for sure, no man, even when she put the well, you know, I can't even lie because if I would have saw her before, I probably would have been like, oh, yeah, she's attractive. But because I saw her without the teeth and you know, makeup, and then I saw her go through the transformation, I'm like, yeah, she Like That's how I feel about all the girls

you'd be sending me. But girls they're not all like that. They are. That's why you always send them dolled up. He'll send me a girl and like, gee, what you think about her? I'm like, bro, why I'm gonna start finding them when they just in a little natural state. Instagram, you have to see the thing you're gonna have to find. You'll find the picture of the one that you like in the state that you like them, and then you'll go and look for a picture on her profile to

find the one that you think he's gonna like. But I don't think in the like section of Instagram that has a whole list of pictures of women that says we think you'll like, and in seventeen thousand women that you're gonna pick out of that lineup, the one who's the stock model. Furthermore, Instagram is gonna know that you don't like the stock made. They don't even give you the option. That's true. They're not even gonna let that get to the algorithm. They like you ain't wearing enough makeup.

They're like this guy like nineteen hatchback, Hondas and chameleon painting the wis wigs nails. Only certain things get through the algorithm. True. So that's all I'll be saying. Tell you. It's like so six. When I met six, right, he was just a crap. He was a hustling nash crep. And then he went through this phase in life where um kind of got a spiritual side. Correct, And so it's funny to talk to him because we always operate in this space of spirituality and cripping. Yes, and somehow

we allowed them to fit together. Getting shot to do that to you. Yeah, see, I I didn't know you got shot? Yeah? Who shot you? To two different occasions? Yeah, shot twice. Yeah, the second occasion it was Yeah, it's a long story. Okay, we got time ship. We ain't got how much of time Fox? It wasmall and two thousand it's a big shootout at the Fox. It was small in two thousand about the police. So you got into a shootout, y'all got into a shootout with the police.

We got into an altercation with a rival gang, which is just so happened to be playing clothes under cover police there that we didn't know when it got start shooting. Yeah, so somebody got the busing and the police got the busing. Yeah what rival game? Does that matter? Is? That's is that bad name? I don't know if it matters. It was it was. I don't think it was just one hood, but I think it was like between the bps is and uh just Gladlewood families just glad Yeah, just like

blood us blood. It was just song. Um damn. I didn't know that that was in two thousand when it was the second time you got shot. That was the second time. The first time it was November sixt What was you up in front of the house. I was in front of my pop's house. I stayed in my pop stayed in the Fruit Towns and the ftb's Fruit town Brams. So I think, um, I think I got mstook for from That's the most fucked up thing in

the world, bro, And I like, I was. I was in high school then, so I was trying to go to like some little function at the school and I hit Pops and he was just like wait till I get home, and um, I was like all right. So I'm like waiting now. I saw he pull up and I run across the street and I'm telling them, you know,

give him all the info about the little situation. And as we were walking back across the street, of car come sliding down the street and then they let off folk shots and I'm like ducking, like damn, they just did they really just do that? And my dad was like you cool. I'm like yeah. And then I went to step on the curb and my leg gave out and I failed and he was like you He was like you hit. And I'm like no, I'm straight and he was like no, you hit. And he like came

over and wrote me over. He like you hit, and I'm like touching. I'm like, I don't see no blood or nothing. And when he took my shirt off, I've seen a hole at the bottom of the shirt. Yeah, oh my god. The back of the button, you know. So what happened was that this is the worst thing that could happen to especially in Nigga. That's a crap you in blood hood and crips is coming through the bus on them and shoot you. Yeah, and I think likes my my neighbor. You know, it was one of

my partners. He from frough Town. So I think, um, like if you put him in one of his homeboys that he was fooling with and putting me in my pops it silhouettes is very similar like them too when us too, and I knew they knew them too, hung out, so they probably just slid down the street saying like oh there you go right you know, they probably knew where he lived. There you go right there, and there you go right there? Who is what's that there? You go right there? Oh that's uh, that's the boys in

the hood. That's not just watched that the other night. They didn't go right there. They was in the burger spot there, ain't go right there, and they hit the lights. Nigga hit the lights. Um, but yeah, so bom that happened and then uh then it was crazy. Then it's like the foods from that neighborhood really start knowing like oh, like yeah he from he ain't from over here, he

from over there. So then they started like kind of trying to trip a little bit, and I would tell my homeboy, like, man, tell your homeboys and chill out like this my pops house, Like they catch me in the streets, it's whatever. But I'm like, here, have a little respect for him. And then, uh, you know, like one day they came through. They was hanging all out being disrespectful outside and I'm just sitting in the house like, man, I want to go outside and say something, but I'm

like I can't. I'm out numbered. But I wasn't tripping because you know, I had a gun. But then I'm like I just don't want to bring them probably like my sisters, my step mon, my pops, like they all here, like y'all catch me in traffic, you could do whatever, like if you if you got actually you know, do your stuff. But I'm just like here, like you're liable to mess around and hit one of them or do something to them, you know. So it's funny because um,

I was online last night. I couldn't really sleep. I was up to like four in the morning, and um, I was looking and I was watching how people chime in on gangbanging mhm. And because most of the people involved they either not conscious or they're not articulate, you know, they're distracted by whatever they want to believe is going on, or they're not articulate enough to describe it. And it was Queen's Flip podcast and they were talking about the

little dude the Corvette Corvette m hm. Little dude got the song called adderall that told on that told on his his partner or turn on told on the dude that shot his partner and pop Hunter that's his name. And I was watching two guys argue and debated Queen's Flip with another guy, and uh, they that it was a street rule to not tell Oh man, you know, I'm I'm I'm. I'm starting to get disgusted at a lot of people that don't understand simple accountability and what

snitching represents. Like the thing is Pete snitch saying snitz nain't about the police. Snitching is about you being a man. Snitching is not a urban word. Snitching is not a street word. Snitching is a criminal word. It's for criminals. There's there's no cold, there's no You don't take an over, you don't put your hand on a cripping bible and say hey, I have never That's not what's happening. What happens is as a man, everybody expects you to be

accountable for your own actions. That's what criminals do. So they were talking about this case and they said, well, you're thirteen, and that's not true. He was two days away from fourteen fifteen. Use me two days away from fifteen. And the problem is five years after you're rapping about shooting niggas and looking for niggas. So you didn't learn your fucking lesson the first time when you told on

the nigga the first time at fifteen years old. So it's just so much confusion on what gang banging is about or what or what what's going on? Why? Like people keep talking about the streets. I'm like, what the fund are y'all talking about the streets? There's criminals in fucking high school teach Some teachers are criminals. They aspect other teachers to not tell when they're committing crime because they're criminals. That's why you keep square people out of

your business. And the point I'm saying to like because six would understand what I'll be talking about, Like in that situation, right, he knows there's no rules. You know, these niggas could trip you know, this ship go, there's no rules, you know what I'm saying. So people come up with the weird reasons why they believe what's going on, or they feel like they know and they don't have no fucking idea. I mean, I got a question. I

was actually thinking about this. I'm happy that you're here after the show we did last week, the Snitching Conversation, and he talked about, you know, like your hood is small. It's like, what is it like what one block? One street? What Martin used to be like five blocks in two streets, but then when they built a frill and on on five if you came one street that go up and down in six dead is okay, I got you. But a very small area just from families all that kind

of stuff. And now I was thinking, as a on the other side of the spectrum, is you like, is the mentality of the thought process different when you're because you you talk about it like, oh, it's just it's not a gang. It's just it's it's it's my circle of friends I grew up with, whereas you're so big, it isn't just the circle of friends you grew up, but it's probably two thirds of ever you might never even have met before. Yeah. Absolutely, it's a gang, a

gang at homies that I don't know. It's like this is how this is how we functioned, Right, It's like circles or clicks of homies. And your click could be anywhere from I don't know, four people to ten people that you kind of on a regular right, and then like let's say Glasses was from my neighborhood, right, he might have a click of four to five people. He fulled with every day. Mind you, first off, six grew up in the sixties and a row of sixty cripts.

So just so if you listen to you have some context. Yeah, absolutely so it might be like, first off, like my hood is kind of separated through Uh yeah, technically I was looking I was looking that some ship. What's funny is I was looking at some ship with because I was on cab mac um O g Nigger key Stone. He talked about how sixties was like five or six

gangs coming together like the forties. The forties is five or six gangs coming together versus the hood is just really just the same hood that has been since the seventies. Their gang is multiple gangs that came together and organized to have numbers. But in theory, I would imagine they all don't have to operate on the same creed because part of culture comes from the soil. It's different soils when you over there in the sixties, Like the overhill

soil is a different experience. The Front experience is a different experience. The Arlington experience is closer to the front, but even then it's a little different experience. The ass is a different experience. If you're bron Hurst, that's a different experience. Like it's only so many places in sixties that even have apartments. It's only like a handful, but that's it's a whole section of niggas that grew up

in that experience. And it seems like like the like the adjacent l A. You know, like not like geographically adjacent, but like the people in l A that are kind of like bump shoulders with you guys, but aren't in the lifestyle, you know, kind of perceived like big you like don corleone, Like you know what I'm saying, so, like to what extent is it just kind of like decentralizing autonomous with different crews within sixties versus like when

there's like something of consequence, like no, there's like an edict that people all like fall in line or don't. It's kind of a mixture, right, I mean it now, it's just it's different now. I really don't know like how it functions now. I mean just everything in the last like i'd say, probably like ten years. It's kind

of just the neighborhood itself is kind of different. I know, like when I was growing up and we was hanging out, it was, you know, it was our circle, and then you know, homies had other circles that some of them we fool with, some of them we didn't fool with. It's like, you know, woop circles for huh that ship far yea, even within even within in the neighborhood. Like it's think about it. If you live off Western right and did somebody live off brin Hurst, yall experiences completely different.

If you go further back, Yeah, y'all don't even really go to the same schools. No, and then you know, I mean as you as you get because even now, like I would look back and I will see like a gang of homies online and all that stuff now, and I'll be like, man, like I didn't see none

of these dudes growing up. Then it made me realize, like how centralized are hanging out was really just too few blocks on the ad that's gangbanging, yeah, I mean, or what people think of gang banging, because gang banging ain't what people think. It's not a bunch of niggas trying to ruin their life. It's just a bunch of people trying to make something of themselves. And whether it's or some money. Yeah, and you know most of us are trying to get get some money. We're trying to

do something. Some people trying to but some people who feel like they can't get money right, trying to make a name for their sholves. Do you feel like those ideologies because people think I'm crazy? Like I had a Catholic priest right there, honey, Red Fico, right, good brother right from Nigeria, and I was telling him. He didn't believe me when I told him, like I genuinely believe when I'm doing something I'm for sure doing the Lord's work. It don't mean if I got to even bring thunder

from that thing. It's genuine. It's not out of a space of vengeance. I won't let my homies corrupt me, you know these days or very rarely in life with the concept of vengeance, Like I'm I'm I'm I'm going to be the ultimate judge and jury of my own justice because I'm gonna go with my spiritual aroum of righteousness versus a bunch of people who who operating based off archaic ideas. It's not bad, it's just primitive like it's it's it's um and that's how it is when

there's people ain't no money. I mean they ain't got no money, limited resources, people, people won't pour people to hold hands while they just live their life successfully and everything is good Like that ain't just gonna happen. We live in a capitalistic society where you made to feel like ship if you don't got nothing, so motherfucker, they're gonna try to make money or make a name, and everybody just want to be somebody. But do you feel like that, Like honestly said, I never asked you this.

You know even offline, but do you feel like like they're not conflicting ideas as far as what like being who you are from your upbringing. I mean, obviously at certain parts that's jagget and don't fit. But the overall being, do you feel like it's wrong, like the fact if you had to carry a gun, you don't feel like I don't feel like that's against something God I don't want me to do. I mean, it's like for me, it's different now because when I carry a gun before,

like my mentality was a certain way. My mentality was like, you know, if I catch an enemy slipping, like I feel like I got an upper hand. Then I went a period without carrying a gun. Right, I would carry a gun even even when I started going to church and working on my relationship with God, and I would carry a gun. I carry the gun in the church right whether people knew it or not. Um. Then one day God asked me what can the gun do for you that I can't? And I thought about it, like, yo, um, shoot,

that's a good question. And I thought about just over the course of time, all the stories that I've heard be at homies or being just stories in the street where cats had guns and got killed. And I was like, damn you, you know, if you ain't rocking with me, this gun really ain't gonna do nothing for me. And so I stopped carrying a gun for a while. Then I felt like my mentality changed two. I mean, it probably was like a good three to five years span

I didn't carry again, I think. And then when I went back to carrying a gun, it was more for protection, like, Okay, people out here really tripping. Um, you know, I started buying guns, but it was just off of in home protection. And then I think what really slapped me in the face was it was just a constant um report of all these different situations that happened in like everyday life. Right. It was like in Texas, I think, and like a

wal Mart or something. Somebody ran up in Walmart tripping and then, um, there's a few other scenarios like that around the country, and a few of them, um, and you know in l a just different story, like just every everyday stuff that I found myself doing. And that Walmart really hit me because the day I heard that story, I was in Walmart with my kids and I remember being just so um like focused and goofing around with

my kids and Walmart. I'm like, dang, if somebody would have slid in this Walmart, they probably could have slid on us, because I surely wasn't paying attention to anything around me. And so it kind of made me shift how I move about when I go in and out of anywhere, Right, I'm kind of more so looking and paying attention to who's doing what and what's where. And you know, I know, nine times out of ten, I probably have my gun with me. But you know, the

mentality just shifting. The mentality is really like to protect myself, protect my kids, and then maybe protect somebody else that might be in a scenario with somebody to saw has to trip out versus you know, when I was fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, you know, carrying a gun kind of added stripes on my shoulder and made my chest a little bit bigger, you know, And I was just kind of moving around like foolishly, feeling like I was tough because I had

the gun. But and and that's the thing for me, I never felt like that. I never felt like I needed a gun that had upen hand, Like it was always the whole time, like if one of these niggas funk around, I'm a baptized a stupid ass. That's just how I felt what I'm saying, Like, I know, I'm I'm moving righteous, Like I'm trying every day that consistently to move righteous. And I ain't no nigga gonna make me deviate from that path. If you start trying to push me off the path, nigked try to jove me

for me, I ain't gonna work out for you. Just that's just how that's how I go. You mean, it's how That's the only way I believe in it. I mean, that's the only way I can sleep at night. So I think those two things don't really conflict the way people think. I think, when you're ignorant and you're young and you're foolish, that's just normal. That's anybody in the world. Don't not nothing to do with gangbanging, but any man. Once you come to realization, for me, that we live

in a space where guns are plentiful mhm. Like again, like we didn't talked about this, Pepe. I think nobody in America should have a gun police human being. It don't make no sense. But because one person got one gun. I need about five because I just don't know what you be on, right, I don't know what you want, and I'll be damn if I if I get caught up trying to I'll be damn if you teach me, and I'm not prepared to learn the lesson. I agree with that too many people you can kind of just

tell like and it it's I don't know. It's cultural as such as human nature. People want something that they like to get the rewards or something they haven't eard if they can, you know, And baby, I can't run up and knock the shit out of you, but from across the street, I can get you really easy. I can get the result without having to put in the work and the risk. But I don't even want to get into the thought of why human beings are as violent as they are, Like, this is a human being

issued and I'm saying violence. It's I don't care what people say. I don't look at gang bangers no way the way they see them. Like the City's and the eight trade has been at war for fifty years. They don't got a hunted bodies between them. This country murder a hundred people in five seconds. For me. So I don't see gang banging the way strangers see it, or outside or see it or misinterpreted. I don't I understand.

I look at us like I look at people from my community who don't see outlets and don't have you know, I feel like it's like if if like if we from Orange County Peak and it's a country club and our parents is a part of the country club, We're probably gonna be a part of the country club. My dad grew up racing cars. I race cars. My mom grew up hustling. I'm a hustler as part of my bloodline. If my dad was a doctor and my mom was

a nurse, I probably work in the hospital. So again, the way people see gangbanging, I think that's the thing. I don't see it nothing the same. I just don't. I don't have that the way people see it now. I look at poverty as the real problem. Trying to fix gangbanging is like trying to put a band aid on a bullet wound. Are you dressing a small problem when really there's a deeper issue inside out of the The wound itself is the deeper issue that band aiding

for the close that wound. So to tell people to stop gangbanging or people having peace marches, I'm not knocking it. I'm happy for any progress or even if it's for fifteen minutes with people be okay, I'm good with it. But the ultimate solution is not in you scream and telling people not to socialize with each other the way poor people socialize in any capitalist society. Right, I'm saying

the solution is turn over some of that bread. If you you want to see you think somebody gangbanging, you really want to see, you know, you want to see them change. They like, give him a job to pay seventy thousand, eighty thousand dollars a year. You can write their gang banging days off. It's coming to an end that they will not be fucking with you, niggers. They

start off, they'd be around, they'd be around. Then you just want to see him, and then you be that nigga mad because you know they've got opportunity, and you'd be like, man, they don't need come to the hood no more so. Again, the circumstances is all rooted in the fact there's a lack of opportunity for me not to mention all the other trauma we go through to everybody super protective of the only thing they got, which is their reputation. For motherfucker can't see that. I ain't

gonna argue with these stupid motherfucker's. They don't know enough about it to be commented about it. It's like me talking about that lady running track. I don't know shit about track. I don't know nothing about no motherfucker track. Funk. I look like trying to comment on track as I watching on TV or I've seen it in the movie. If you ain't any thicker things, you just limited information. I don't care how close you feel like you are to it. To be in it is different, especially when

you're asking questions to niggers around you. So it's tough. But back to six being shout up no because hold low. I'm just saying seamless as land and ocean man, straight from happened. It just changed. But you know, I'm just saying. So that's why I like So if if if you're asking my opinion, right, if it's a girl wearing makeup, I can't get, you know, a pen, If it's a girl wearing we've I can't get you know, I don't even know who this motherfucker is. I don't know how

you I like this mother. I don't even know who this person is. Who is this person? That person could take that ship off and really be a dude. That's why transgender, that's why transgender. No, because women didn't do all that back then. They did might have did that the year when they paid their faith with that toothpaste, that white toothpaste, and they faith you are white in America. Look like that, but women wearing so much makeup that now men could emulate women, and now they get surgeries

back in a day. I don't know if we've seen women done up this much. Is like the Baroquian period when those big dresses with the don't even know what you're called and waist and the giant hair wigs and all that crap and and makeup was made us whatever the from, and and it's like, so that's what that's all. I'll be saying to you. I just don't know who I'm looking at. They gotta take all that we've off.

They got pill at, makeup, mask off, right, they got take off through leggings, right, because legings hold that thing in place. They got stopped standing on their tippy toes to get their muscles and their ass definition. Yeah, take them heels off, stand flat, no angles, no hip dips. Strayed up for me, So you gotta take that we've off. Pop them bat wings off your eyes. Yeah. That that bathroom counter so ascid, like a hell of tricks to twist us. That's why y'all be thinking I'm crazy. It

ain't twisting me. I'm not working with that at all. Like you gotta pill off that wig, right, you gotta pill off that makeup, Pill off that makeup mask, because that ain't right. You gotta take them bad wings off your eyelashes, remove that listick from out your lips. You gotta take that push your brawl, Yeah right, you gotta. You gotta take that. Oh, take that ways training that was only supposed to be FASTI sizing. You gotta take that off. I'm not knocking it out. I funk with it.

Take that wayst trainer off. Take them leggings off that only pop out that little certain area of the buttox and then make the other part go in and that part. Take that off. Get out your tippy toes or what's that? I call it the invisible heel standing where they pop, they leg up and they be looking like the ballerina to get out there, because you don't know no moves, no heels. Take off that. Now they got the little thing, they got the camel to on the front, and then

I can tell you what that is. I can tell you what that is. Then that's understandable. If d ain't coming bar to the part like if that ain't coming straight up like Alicia Keys, I can't tell you what it is. Hey man, man, miss Brown, be a man. Some of the women you've been talking about be men. Mess around, may be sick. Look, you'd be devastating. Look the thought of it. You'll be like, oh I thought of it was crazy? What killed me about it? Is right?

I don't know how they think God designs your face. How are you gonna do a better job than him? And I'm gonna put a lot of attention to some of him. That's not true. That's not true. He gave every sense he no he doesn't, he does. But that's not what's wrong women. The thing is, I'm gonna tell you what's wrong right and and this is my opinion, like and I know women, hey me and comment on women, But y'all got to talk about me, and so we

can talk about their whole lives. Revolts around the wanting to solicit comments for men, they just only want the positive ones and women and women too, But so you can't ask for only half the comments. That's true. Um, I know it's wrong though. Women are so Back in the day, women would look at women that favorite them and then maybe they would get beauty tips from that person. But now you got the motherfucker darkest night looking at

Cardi Beef for tips on beauty. Bro, you can't put the same thing on the white car that you put on a black car, right, some of them ship is different. Like on the white car you might can put white tin that might look hard. You put white tint on the black car, you look like a fucking circus clown. So what's happened is you got women designing they make up because they're looking at some other women that don't feel who they are. It's like somebody, It's like, um,

what's the boy play for Atlanta? Try young and like Tray Young, like all my favorite players, Kareem he trying to Scott hook somebody at five and never Bro that don't baby, that don't fit you. If you don't got no big gas, stop wearing aspans. Have you got big TV? Show your cleavage, Stop wearing asspans. Do everything that fits who you are. Accentuate and and and and and put emphasis on your beauty. Stop trying to create beauty that's not there, That ain't there, that part of it ain't there.

That's something that I knows what was saying to win back back when it wasn't like such the norm like this the makeup you know, phases come in and like the tide, you know, and we're obviously at high tide now when it comes to makeup. But like I was saying,

it seemed like seven eight years ago. Obviously, if you ugly as a pit bull face and you can put enough paint on to make it look like a poodle like you're a really talented makeup artist and a pretty girl, though, would then go do exactly what you did to my face. It's like your face doesn't need all that and and and and this is what I was telling y'all on

that one conversation we had about lesbians. Most women, all women can be beautiful, right, they have something, every last one I never can yes, because right there they're all specially in there. Don't because I don't want to sound like h like one of them nigga like us. I don't want to sound like one of those guys who like all the women. But like, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying all women have special things that make them

go no woman feel me. Maybe some women got a little bit more than other more things, but some have a little bit more than others. Yeah, because you only really need it for one person. See, the reality is you're only trying to land one person. So the only one person you're trying to land everybody. Every woman's going not every woman obviously. When I say every that that's like nine nine point nine because it's always the ones who like have no intensites, don't do number being a

little pore they are. Yes, I respect that nine point nine thirty six point eight. Most women do not want to be hors bro sixty one point to no count off quick one percent though, right, So what I'm saying is point one percent. But what I'm saying is it's like, so you only got to be attractive to the guy that you're gonna spend the rest of your life with But until that guy walks in the door. You have bills to pay, but that you shouldn't be trying to get no dude to pay them anyway. See that's the

problem now. But everyone wants something for free, that's true. But that's the problem when you get something a free ain't nothing free? Aree man? That is a very very conservative thing to say. Think about it. The finest woman Kanye left. If Kim Kardashian right is the champion of today's beauty standards, right, that's that's who the general consensus feel like is everybody's getting the fake bootyes, fake brass

all this week, all this stuff, it's all ruded. And she's the queen of this, right or like a Nicki Minas must respect the queen, But it's like who is she? I don't know how A man, It's like if you got a fake hundred dollar bill in your pocket, you walking feel like you've got money, Yeah if you had, if you have ten fake hunteds, you're walking around like I got a thousand, I got a band, you would really say that to yourself. Yeah, we need to get this the therapist back here for him. If you slash

that a bit. She was only trying to fund me for the money. It depends. I'm asking you if you had ten hundred dollar bills that were fake, that you knew a fake? Do you feel you have a thousand dollars? I just wouldn't. Yes, No, I know what a thousand dollars is. That's how I feel about it. If you

bust a woman with fake stuff. Yeah, Like if you're walking around and YO, lady got fake titties and fake asks and they just put that ship all together and you're walking around like, yo, woman, thick Nikki, That motherfucker's not thick. That motherfucker Frankenstein question. It's about the woman though you're the only one, But you're the only one that knows a hundred dollar bills. It's fact. I never if so, you need to tell me if you had a million dollars in fake money, you'd be like, I'm

a millionaire. You feel like that, Yeah, I'm gonna bust that million. How could you be this shadow? I'm gonna bust that A two part questions. The one element is how does like if you're the woman with all the fake ship and you this is not a hypothetical because all the women with all the fake ship think they are the ship, So what's that mentality? And on the flip side, with like the makeup ship and all the accessories and all the other stuff, it's almost like personal

appearances turned into car accessories. Like these women feel like they aren't done up to standard if they don't walk outside with all the fake ship on like that, Oh, all the other girls are gonna think that I'm broken. I didn't put the effort in and I don't know how to present myself because I only have six fake things on instead of the standard mandatory ten. It's it's all.

It's all show for everybody else, like it don't matter what it is like even going to the fake hunting out of the fake thousand, right, it's like if you could pull that out and everybody else around you think you got a thousand, you cool? No, you are not cool. I'm not saying cool like you're fresh. I'm saying like in your head, like you feel accepted, because that is scary you and you and you spend it and the

transaction goes through. Guess what, you got a real hundred dollar bill or you got a hundred dollars whatever you just got. So when they so when they or you get or you get George Floyd. So when they when they do all this and they get thousands of likes and you get every thirsty dude on the internet with the hard eyes and the drooling and the damn girl, you're so fine and all that type of stuff like that makes them feel like they won. Yeah, But my

point is, how could you look at yourself. I don't care even if you get a lot to everybody else six because you can't lie to yourself. Some of these some of these chicks might be talented enough to lie to themselves. I've I've said four years, and you could ask Malcolm it's I've said this for a year. There's only one person on earth that a woman is more comfortable lying to than you, and that is her herself. She's comfortable