No Jumper.

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And today we're tapping in.

I got my man Remo with me. And we tap in in with the man himself, Digi Prada, formerly known as Thunkey Man. Yeah. Come on, man. Formerly known as. So, okay, we've discussed you at great length on this podcast before. You've even made an appearance on here before. Right. But you rocked and shocked the internet the other day by coming out, basically letting us know that you no longer be formally affiliated with the collective that you have previously done a lot of work with. Yeah. So we've actually been away from each other for some time. I say like two and a half years now.

And every time I go to Chicago to do business, there's certain people I can't work with because of who I worked with in the past.

now I haven't said anything to the internet about us splitting up or anything so in everybody's eyes I'm still locked in with J-H-G I'm still around FBG everybody you know everything I think it's

BCR now BC I don't know um but they I'm still locked in with J.E. I'm still around. FBG, everybody, you know, everything.

I think it's BCR now, BCE. I don't know. But they think I'm just tied in with everybody. And not only do I make their music is I showed up on a no jumper interview with the artist. So they take that personal, you know. So it's been stopping a lot of business so i made a post just

talking about basically don't affiliate me with them you know but you didn't just say j t you kind of in the post you was like all right yeah i said the gds and that the gd say they're black

bald and all that i said that because it's like that little saying and the little click of over

there's chicago they always complaining about the gD's being blackball but like I like I don't know the Rugg always had this saying you can't

blackball talent you feel me but it's like when you do bad business that shit gets in the way too

like well when did it become bad business because I think with the whole everything when when everybody on that side was starting to act up like yellow, I think that had a big play to do with it. Like the bad business between you and Ruga? What? What do you? Or you're talking about the early, like a long time ago when yellow kind of fell out of? I'm talking about just when everybody started doing this for the for the internet. I would say like when Doug passed away, I would say everybody started crashing out on the internet.

You talking about the J-Ds.

You're saying the J-Ds?

Oh, yeah, that whole little click, that little side from Chicago.

I felt like everybody started running to the internet instead of like just making music and just working, if that makes sense, you know.

Everybody was rappers. Now they're rappers now they're all they're all

comedians now they're all podcasters now so like i ain't a lot to get all right so let's let's

keep on with the rugga so you came up here you're saying this bad business between you and

roug but when he trying to make it sit he trying to go on the internet make it seem like we fell out over beats and percentages.

That's what he said.

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