This is an IHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Big Bank and DJ Scream bring you Big Facts. The number one podcast in the streets. Live for a Vote Studios in the A-TL. It's time for that Big Fax. Big Bank. What's up? DJ Scream, I'm here. Listen, we got by heavy heavy heavy demand you know I'm

saying baby Kia has pulled up to big facts today you know what's saying what's up

what's up what's what's what's up bro how you feel it I'm good you good yeah okay a king

crash man why they call you king crash oh man man shit is it an aggregate man is it

that's what we want to do today too man just a rap name we want to talk Oh, man, that shit. That's an accurate, man. Is it an aggregate?

That's what we want to do today, too, man. Just a rap name. Just a rap name. We want to talk about some of the misconceptions, because it seemed like a lot of people might just be boxing you into a lot of BS. You know what I'm saying? We want to get to know the real baby kid and what you're on, especially for, you know, 2026. So. So what's, who, who was the real baby kid? Like, tell everybody where you from, you know what I'm saying, how it started for you, how you got into the music, how you got into the streets, like, kind of give us a little bit of the background. Yeah, I'm BK. Yeah, I already know that, though. As you can see, I got out of, I'm stationed down there, my last station down there, Cleveland, but, shit, I grew up there, like, memorial drive, kind of rolling, shit, you know? So, like, all up until I was about, like, five, six, and I moved to Lakewood. After the Lakewood, I moved to the West End, right there, Ashley Colletown, Street from Moor House. And from right there, I stayed up for about two years. After that, about eight or nine, I moved to Cleetton. I moved to Cleetton. I moved to Cleetton, I ate. Okay. And then I've been right there. What you took off from? What should think it was that introduced you to any streets of negativity, anything like

that?

Was it like a life situation that happened?

Yeah, yeah.

Really a lot of time of myself.

Oh, okay.

Like a lack of supervision, you know?

Or just really just time to myself in general.

Like literally by myself.

Not, I wouldn't say it all the way by myself, but not around nobody who work that I really fear.

So you're saying being young and just having to make your own decisions, not really having no guidance?

No, I wouldn't say it like that.

Because I had guided.

I just ain't want to be guided by it.

I just ain't want to follow it at the time because it was, it was boring. You weren't trying to hear it. Yeah. I ain't want it. I want to wait that. I want to say, that's your money. Yeah. Need to do that. I ain't, we keep calling part, A part, $7 million dollar every quick. See me a dollar two dollar a quick go.

I ain't, well, I there go make that same little $100, $200, $200. Yeah. Like, probably five, ten times more. Probably two, three times faster than you get a calling as a portfolio, you know? Yeah. And then you just got tired of that calling home, man. Once you start seeing them a fuck come come through, their mortgage say they, the bill say that, man. You start being like, man. And I like, he asked the shot to fuck, shot and having shit going on, you know? So it just make you just want to be like, man. I know this is my not. They're motherfucking like. They feel like you had to find your own way? Yeah you won't believe i tried to get job i don't apply for hell of job i tried i tried every restaurant on clean

avenue not ever every restaurant oh but i tried like after i had some little some little crazy

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