I know you got the fire power. What's your favorite gun?

Ah man, um, F&H, you gotta keep that. You know, I got the new many ARs, but you know back in the day it was the Glock.

I wrapped about it every day here, the Glock faulty that was like my, you know what I mean?

And I think that's it, like you, you really don't want to do those, uh, those, uh, those, uh, uh, the

the cave, like those, I don't know what that's for, that's like, the Draco, it's just like it's confusing why the clock why was that

your favorite it just symbolize it just symbolize safe to me it's just like

it's black it is solid it has a dope case, lock it up. It just came the way it came in.

You know, I always been a defense person, like I'm about protecting me and my family, the people I love,

so it ain't nothing that you branous, it's not for that,

it's to protect, you know what I'm saying?

I just, you know, I just feel like it was something that's dependable. And K and cluster got their hair trigger so you know.

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It's the Snowman, Jeezy, on Torrey Show.

We all know and love you as an MC, so let's talk about hip-hop. What do you love about rhyming?

For me, it's therapeutical.

I always been a visionary.

So as I go through things, trying to get to, you know, to my goals, I had a lot of setbacks and things happen that you have to use your mind and navigate it and I got

infatuated with adversity because it's like you really go through that and I just started putting in the music because, you know, I used to write things down or write things that I felt.

And I was able to put words together and I can feel and see what I'm saying better when I write it out.

And I grew up loving music, so Tupac and all these different cats and I just fell in love with you know you

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