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No Jumber cools podcast in the world. We out here in Manhattan with one of my favorite

Brooklyn goons fresh out the box. A drill historian, he's been around since the beginning of this New York drill

And so I'm very very happy and excited to get his perspective on everything that's been going on

Emb cane aka coca jigga in the building. How you feeling? What's the word? Everything good. Hey man, I'm happy to tap in. I've been excited to meet you for a long time. How long you been actually home now? I've been home probably like, I've been since the 21st last month, so it was pretty. Let's say basically a month.

Almost a month. Wow. That's crazy. So okay when I'm talking to people about

Brooklyn and everything quite a few of them say this dude basically like started New York drill or started Brooklyn drill.

Like what from your perspective, how early were you who was doing it before you came out?

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