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You should play with my nose, jugging in the trap wired. Now we in the cut with Dizz and Satire. Come on man. You play a final lus, you know.

Yes sir.

With you know one of the most important artists most influential rappers in the entire Los Angeles scene. Those that know know and those that don't are finna know that that's pretty much the way I would describe you like you know like I don't like to use the word like slept on because that.

That connotates that you don't get flowers or recognition because you do like you be out there and people that know that you know not too many people can share a stage with you not too many people can share a record with you and you just an original creative entity.

I don't like appreciate you man. Appreciate you. Let's pop it man. It's good to have you good to have you here sat. The first time I met you was you know you was pushing that battle rap line real heavy.

Yeah, I was there at the fucking beginning at the straight inception of the shit. I remember y'all is on y'all is on Chris y'all somewhere. It was 51st by the Cam at wall over there. Exactly. That's that was the first time that any of this any of this shit went down that that evolved into whatever the fuck it is now like we was all there. What was that?

Madness versus the source first no can. No can that's that's what it was. Yeah, niggas was there. Yeah, well it's interesting like so at first for you was it like I just want a rap like what like why why did that a rap because that

battle rap hasn't been in your repertoire of thought for now like over 12 years you know you literally pushing the line on you got just counted. I just

fucking counted yesterday to fucking for this because it's 12 years since I battle madness. We just say fuck 12. Yeah, yeah, that's the perfect time. But at that time it wasn't even a thing to me like battle

that all happened was just like. It was a normal thing that you had to do like it was a right of passage from where I came from like niggas. No, I'm from I'm from the

part of from project blow I'm from you know where the most heavy weight of the fucking most killer lyricist storytellers and musicians in the entire world or from so I was known for being from that

fucking the youngest nigger there I was 1314 when I started killing niggas at the block and it was a necessity it was a it was a complete prerequisite to kill motherfuckers in battles.

You were like you were dumbass young you was a puppy now I was a I was a baby and so to me badly was never like battle was so natural and so just like a like a like a extension of rapping I wasn't even like I was making beat

this shit already but I wasn't a musician yet I was a poet I was a I was a writer you know what I mean but I wasn't a musician yet I was solely for focus focused on the words and the and the fucking composition of the lyrics you know I'm saying at that

that point in time I was paying attention and so you know what I mean so when it came to battle and that was just something you had to do to even like exist on the block that I was on like

you you ain't allowed to fucking wrap it aside for nigger if you can't fucking kill whoever fucking is next to you now nigger you cut me off nigger you know what I'm saying like like if you if you didn't have that type of fucking shark nature killer insti

shit niggas wasn't fucking with you with you especially niggas I'm 1314 years old it's crazy you know what I'm saying so like niggas wasn't listening to me they didn't even give a fuck about what I had to say unless you

was willing to right to take it there and this is before you had the whole way psychedelic Jimmy Hendrix rock star you feel me wrapping with my shirt off got got got thick bitches with got

the bitches with nail extensions like from my not existing chest hair you feel me like yeah it's more than me while I rap type shit

before genocide choir that you got nowadays it's way before all of that that's that's why it's so beautiful just to see the fucking the girl because what I was getting at is like at that point in time

battling was was so second nature to me in the homies that when nigger said we gonna have fucking cameras and tell you who you battling we thought it was a fucking gag right

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