Were You a Trouble Maker?

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It's your boy Meach, Digi Meach, favorite producer of the meal.

How y'all doing?

We back.

414 Kennedy, nice conversation with her.

Had some of the fill-ins with me today.

Kinda had a great conversation.

I got another guest coming in.

We ready, we ready to eat?

Got my boy Plyce Brown from the laboratory.

Big podcast.

Based in Las Vegas.

He's straight from a walkie-doh We get plies on

Yo, yo, yo, yo, can you

what's going on my boy?

Yeah, sir.

How you doing plies?

I'm good man.

I'm good.

Did you get to huh?

Did you get in the echo?

No, no, no, we good on this side

How you

doing, bro?

I'm good, man.

I'm good, bro.

Everything is good.

Just chillin.

I got Ray Nitty with me.

What's the deal?

What's happening, P?

Motherfuck.

Oh, no,

you can't.

Can't cuss, man.

Cuss me.

Cuss me.

Now I gotta do 20 push-ups.

I thought I was on the lab.

Yeah,

I was just gonna say this.

I was on the lab, fam.

How you feeling?

He's glad to see you.

I'm proud of you dog.

I'm proud of you.

Look how far we've came, bro.

Appreciate

it.

Man, you know, that really put the city on us.

You know, dude, we are at point.

Chasing something you actually reached it bro, and you you know use one of the ones and you stay solid too, bro So I just want to commend you on that too man.

Hello for

hell of a artist bro hell of a Run in the middle bro.

I know you probably still got something in the vault, but

okay Yeah, you had I come out there rock with you on the lab man one of these you see

it set up.

I see

I See dreams out there

Plies got it going on out there Now I've been out there though messing with plies man.

We're doing a lot of big work out there man He always had me come out there got Vegas on almost like my second home man.

I can't wait to come back

I'm actually gonna be out of Vegas.

Um

positive you there We have a trouble We have some troubles I can't hear plies the plies running laboratory

Y'all see it set up.

While we waiting on Ply, somebody in the chat said, if y'all see the two new black astronauts from

NASA.

There y'all go.

There y'all

go.

You back?

Yeah, I'm back, man.

Still hear that echo, but I'm

up.

No, we good on this side.

You probably do.

Probably got to turn your stuff down, but let everybody know, man, what you got going on, who is you, who is Plyce Brown, man.

Let them know you from Milwaukee, man.

Oh, yeah, man, you know what I'm saying?

I put in a lot of work, bro.

I've been in a few groups.

And that group of 30 years was a hooper.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, that's in the middle.

You know what I'm saying?

Is we getting that

going?

Trying to throw parties.

You know what I'm saying?

Put photography in order.

Get a music group.

You know what I'm saying?

Man, a whole bunch of good people.

Hit like my sister.

I felt like I got to where it was time for something a little different.

And I'm really profane, bro.

Just call the phone line, plaza.

I'm going to send you the number real quick.

We getting very choppy real on the zoom.

OK, yeah.

OK, we going to tap.

Ply's right back in, ladies and gentlemen.

Really get a good conversation with my boy.

How you meet Ply's, Nitty?

Man, low key, bro.

We was doing like the underground music scenes

at the

time.

So when I met Ply's, he was running with...

The union.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,

yeah.

He was in Ply's and Spank, you know what I'm saying?

And they was doing their thing, bro, and they had... Them brothers was organized.

That's the remix right there.

Them brothers was organized and they, you know, they was out really pushing their stuff.

Yeah, one of the first groups.

Yeah.

So that's how I met Bro and then we just kept kind of just jamming, staying locked in, bumping into each other in them spots.

And then he actually was rocking too with another mutual homie that I went to Riverside with, Mariel.

You know what I'm saying?

So.

It was just always good to see them homies man doing their thing and they stayed solid.

You know what I'm saying?

They ain't never switched up.

So to see what he is now with it, it's just a true testament man to like, it's something folks from the mill

bro.

He out

there getting money.

He getting to it man.

I gotta get out there on this one.

Put my lab coat on.

Yeah for sure.

I met Plyce at the same time performing the performance scene scene in the union.

Bunch of them wearing like union coats.

Yeah, union coats.

They was all coordinated and

stuff.

I'm like, man, who's these cats?

Honestly, logic.

You know, the whole UFAM, shout out to everybody, man.

Can y'all hear me now?

Yeah, yeah.

How you doing, man?

We just talking about the U-Day, the days how we met.

met you when you was helping the U move back in the day, man, in Milwaukee, the old Milwaukee.

Oh, yeah, I thought I was like a masterpiece on my fucking body at that time.

Come on, man.

That's 40 push-ups.

Trying to get a hold.

Oh,

man.

Come on, man.

We going to take you off here in a minute.

Show your professionalism.

You did ready, yo, boss.

Yeah, I'm trippin', man.

I'm trippin'.

But you got me, me.

You got

me.

You did ready, yo.

You got me.

You know how I go man.

Tell us about the laboratory real quick.

Man, the lab basically started a podcast about six years ago.

Yeah, bro.

Just think at it, kept working at it.

Ended up getting some of my favorite people.

And then I think like, man, I can do this myself.

So I just kept going, bro.

No master P in the lab with me.

Yeah, that's what's honey.

So you told me most like you say you most of them was like your childhood childhood faves that you you dealing with.

Yeah, everybody who I interview is somebody who either you know grew up watching or who I had a lot of respect for in the industry, you know, so that's what keeps it fun.

But keep me, you know, wanting to do it.

I wouldn't really want to do this if I don't really care to even hear what they talk about.

They got to be and that was kind of

what help From radio.

Yeah, so you

see because I was up Go ahead meet.

No, go ahead.

I can see your story.

I was just trying to chime in on that

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

You seem you seem Milwaukee.

Yeah Yeah, I mean we could little choppy, but we're gonna work through it.

You you've seen Milwaukee through multiple areas

You know, multiple eras.

You know, we talked about the old Milwaukee, and you're watching it now from a distance to be outside of Milwaukee, seeing and hearing most of the stuff that's going on.

What's the biggest difference you see in Milwaukee culture from then to now?

The music definitely sounds different.

The play is different, but I like what I'm seeing.

You know, they're creating their own sound, you know, like this.

that the young lady was just playing before.

I'm like, oh, it's riding.

But it don't sound like nothing else that you would hear nowhere else unless, you know, in the middle or in the middle class.

And I like to take in their style and they, you know, make it grow.

Totally different than what we was doing.

But, you know, you got stuff for the youth, man.

I see a lot of them.

It's people on the West Coast who know who they are.

You know what I'm

saying?

Yeah, that's what I'm trying

to say.

Yeah, you get a lot.

You hear.

You hear about a lot of Milwaukee stuff on the West Coast?

Oh, man, I was just talking about Kuku Cowl or chicken pee.

And for him to even know them from over there, you know what I'm saying?

Kind of made me like, OK, that's dope.

And then he's like, yeah, I know Steve.

I know Frank.

So, you know, somebody all the way on the West Coast.

To know that, that means a lot to me, because you don't hear that from everybody nowhere else.

Yeah, I see you pick Cuckoo.

Of course.

I was kind of rolling with Cuckoo, too.

I said, we still chasing Cuckoo.

You know, love everything Chicky does.

You know, I had my hands in some of the moves he got going on.

Shout out to them over there at Forever Litten, everything free chick, man.

But we chasing Cuckoo.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean we chase the cuckoo to this day man everybody said to me

gotta give it to him

Yeah, so I like the chart.

I mean I like the heat brung it up, you know, he kind of You I knew you probably surprised he asked you that

I Was but that just let you know how much people pay attention I'm out here and I'm always putting off for the meal.

So anything that happened

Talk about it.

So to hear that I was like, okay.

Yeah,

I see what's going on.

They need to be listening to that didgy

meat.

Hey, we ain't even got there yet.

We ain't even got there yet.

I was gonna turn it to the meat hour, but you know, I got, it took a couple days, you know.

They don't

even know I do that stuff up here, Plot.

Don't even say that, man.

They don't even know I rap.

You gotta be kidding.

I mean, they know how, they know how producer stuff, but they don't know I got the hits.

I'm trying to get other people to get their songs on the radio.

Time to jump back, man.

That's

how I did it when I moved to Phoenix, bro.

Didn't nobody know I did music.

For the longest, everybody just thought I was a radio personality.

I was like this thing.

And I had to start from ground zero being promo rep, handing out sandwiches and stuff.

All that when I'm working.

Wow,

start from the ground

up.

and have to go ahead and just grind it up, bro.

Yeah, but we gonna take a break real quick.

Plyce, try to get your audio a little bit better.

And we're gonna take a break real quick.

Yeah, it's killing me.

Yeah, it's just a little choppy, man.

But it's all right.

We're gonna get it together.

We got a couple minutes.

We're gonna hear

from you, P. We're gonna take a couple minutes and get it right.

Been pasting bills with Ray Nitty.

It's a

tap in with Meach.

What's up,

Jazz?

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Yeah,

I

mean we chase the cuckoo to this day man everybody said to me

gotta give it to him

Yeah, so I like the chart.

I mean I like the heat brung it up, you know, he kind of You I knew you probably surprised he asked you that

I Was but that just let you know how much people pay attention I'm out here and I'm always putting off for the meal.

So anything that happened

Talk about it.

So to hear that I was like, okay.

Yeah,

I see what's going on.

They need to be listening to that didgy

meat.

Hey, we ain't even got there yet.

We ain't even got there yet.

I was gonna turn it to the meat hour, but you know, I got, it took a couple days, you know.

They don't even know I do that stuff up here, Plot.

Don't even say that, man.

They don't even know I rap.

You gotta be kidding.

I mean, they know I, they know I produce and stuff, but they don't know I got the hits.

I'm trying to get other people to get their songs on the radio.

Time to jump back, man.

That's

how I did it when I moved to Phoenix, bro.

Didn't nobody know I did music.

For the longest, everybody just thought I was a radio personality.

I was like this thing.

And I had to start from ground zero being promo rep, handing out sandwiches and stuff.

All that when I'm working.

Wow,

start from the ground

up.

And have to go ahead and just grind it up, bro.

Yeah, but we're going to take a break real quick.

Plyce, try to get your audio a little bit better.

And we're going to take a break real quick.

Yeah, it's killing me.

Yeah, it's just a little choppy, man.

But it's all right.

We're going to get together.

We got a couple minutes.

We're going to hear

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but everything I learned in Milwaukee got me prepared for this situation.

You know, it's like the X-Men, when they used to go to the battlefield, where they used to fight against each other and just, you know what I'm saying, just to get better, then you get put out there in the ring.

You know, you got that Milwaukee outfit.

Because you know,

you just

packed up through

it.

Yeah.

So you've been out there building a platform, man.

You know, recently you just become like one of the main pillars in the media for the slap boxing.

Tell us about that.

How you been doing with that?

Yeah, man, I love the sport.

I always go to all the events, man.

And I was like, you know what?

I think it's somewhere I can kind of grow my brand with because I like being there.

I know a lot of the people that's actually on the fight card.

So it was just made a lot of sense.

And I've been getting a lot of a man since, man, probably.

The last five months, we've had every champion in each division on the show, and I got a few coming up.

It's just been great, bro, just to rock with that, and I hope to grow more

with you.

Yeah, I know you cool with everybody, but who your favorite?

Yes, sir.

Who your favorite slapper?

Me.

No.

Have you really thought about going into that?

Ask my kids.

No.

Have you really thought about going into that?

Never bro, never bro.

It's

hard to say my

favorite, but I say Damien DeBell is up there.

Oh, you like that?

Yeah, I like DeBell DeBell, man.

Of course my guy

Westwood.

That's what I'm waiting for.

Yeah, I can't wait to get out there.

Yeah, man,

I gotta

get you to come out there.

I can't wait to get out there and go to one of those, man.

You got me watching them.

Now I'll be at the crib.

Like, man, never easy for him to take this slap like that, and then they just start hitting the ground back to back.

Yeah,

bring Nitty with you.

Nitty just stepped out, but, you know, he need to come out there.

I just told you, you need to come out there.

So, you know, with the dress.

Nitty with the dress.

Remember, Nitty with the low cut.

I remember that man, man.

I had some stories I wanted to talk about with Nitty, man.

The audio was throwing me off.

But I remember this one dude, Rest His Peace, man.

Rest His Soul, like Vegas Got Beats.

This dude sold us all the same beats, man.

He was at a party out in, I think, Whitewater.

And Nitty was going up before.

The beat I was about to come out

of being

Ray Rizzy when

he

had to

beat to never.

I mean, I think that was that was part of the error back then, man.

I mean, now I mean, now they don't even care about that.

You know, they can be some of YouTube and stuff like that.

Producers sending beats on multiple beats on multiple emails, multiple beats, multiple emails.

So, you know, now they still had the same problem, but I don't think they care as much as we did.

Yeah, we thought this dude was the best in slice bread, bro.

He

had all these beats.

He didn't even make them.

Got him from off a website overseas.

Yeah, so you've been connected?

They

know about it?

Yeah, they do.

Yeah, they know about it.

The producers, we know what they doing.

Charging everybody $35.

We think we got

some

hits, you know what

I'm saying?

Yeah.

Like, bro, can you send me the stems?

He's like, no, I'm gonna just send you the

MP3.

So

what's all for

that, guys?

So what's something you learned in radio that you could tell me, man?

First and foremost, I'm going to say I'm super proud of you, Shannon.

I watched the last bit that you all did before I got to just to see y'all doing like amazing, bro.

Yeah, we were both out there.

And all kinds of stuff man.

And Shannon man, I'm proud of you.

I love what you're doing.

I love it, bro.

And anything you need on my end, please don't hesitate.

But keep doing it, bro, because

I love you.

Yeah, you know how busy I am, man.

When I get a chance to call you, you know I'm coming.

So.

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

yeah.

So what's next for Plyes, man?

You got the platform, got that big old complex out there, man.

Hey

What

projects should we be watching out for man, what I know you know me and you working on the album for the laboratory You know, so what you know some of your new guests or whatever?

Who should what should we be looking out for

next?

Yeah, I got a lot going on as far as the laboratory man.

I'm 12 So I got a lot of content

I did start a segment called Milwaukee legends.

Yeah,

I was the first one,

right?

That's a fact.

I was the first walking legend on his podcast out there.

Vegas.

Appreciate you, man.

Thank you.

I got that under my belt.

Send me the war when you make them.

That's a fact.

So I got to, you know, make sure I reach back to the crib and show some love.

So I'm doing that.

Also got this and I got some real nice.

Legends that's gonna be coming.

Oh, I really want to say that as I like to surprise everybody, but that's the lab is great, bro We expanding we bought a new property.

We're about to build a whole nother bill All

that since I left Huh, all that since I left, you know, but another property of expanding Hey, man, it's a miracle.

It's a miracle.

Appreciate it.

I got one more question for you, man

You probably got a million things going on.

Let me get you one more question real quick before we get you out of here, man.

Just wanted to have you on, man.

You done a lot.

Yeah, man.

Y'all gonna have to give me back when we get the audio together.

Yeah,

I want you.

I remember I told you I wanted you in studio because you done a lot for me out there in Vegas, where I'll be out there, you know, parlaying and doing my thing out there in Vegas.

Man, you know, so it's right.

It's gonna

be tough for me to get out in Milwaukee.

Yeah.

But if I do come, I'll definitely get you up.

For sure.

So

I'm on my way to Japan Monday.

Oh, man.

Don't rub it

here for a minute.

Don't rub it in.

Hey, man, you can roll.

Just hit me

up.

Don't rub it in.

OK.

What advice do you have for for a young creator that got a platform is trying to build a platform, man, you know, getting sponsors and all that.

They see a setup out there, man.

Tell them.

Tell them how.

or give some advice of what they got to do to get to that level?

Well, you got to be in it for the right reason.

And that's the first and foremost,

depending

on what you're doing it for.

You're doing it for cloud.

That's totally different.

But if you do it for the love of, you know what I'm saying, the actual what you're doing, then you got to put money behind because that's going to be there first.

It's going to come with time.

It's a grime.

Yeah,

this uh, they stay motivated bro Because the more you can do valuable you become operation by myself because You know and so try to do everything and keep the cost down and then you can bank on yourself

but just don't get up.

It's a marathon, bro.

I'm six years in the laboratory.

Six years.

And 13 years in 2012, 2013.

Stick with it.

Yeah.

So I'm trying to follow in your footsteps, man.

Everything you showed me motivated me a lot.

By coming out there, man Holding me down when I'm out there man.

Appreciate you, bro.

No, we got a lot of work

going

on We'll continue to get it in like I said, we don't get you we don't get you out here You try to get me to Vegas.

We don't I mean you can try to get me to Japan.

We'll get you to Milwaukee.

That's way easier

It's it's gonna happen.

It's gonna know I

know it

might

Let me, let me say this though, man.

I love the meal, bro.

If I love what it made me feel, and I will never burn my back on the city, man.

I love what that represents.

We got to do better in some forms, you know what I'm saying?

With these kids and because they were coming up and looked different than we did.

We had a chance to really go outside and have fun and go, you know what I'm saying?

To place to place and do different things.

Now, it's kind of scary to let your kids out.

But Milwaukee people are strong, bro.

We good people and hard workers.

And if you just stick with it, you can make it out, bro.

You don't got to stay there forever.

No, I'm staying here.

We live on Earth.

I'm staying here.

Not Milwaukee.

No, no, no.

I'm staying on Earth.

I'm staying on Earth.

I'm a walkie.

Well, I'm staying on Earth,

man.

The Earth is ours.

You know, sir, we're supposed to go everywhere.

I went to Europe and it was by the Mona Lisa.

I'm like, man, I'm a walkie.

I ain't supposed to be right

here.

Mm-hmm.

That's that's that's what you think, you know, when you get to the places.

But, you know, God put you right there for a reason, man, for you to really see that experiences and share your experiences with everybody else, man.

And we know Father's Day coming up, man.

Man, you had a lot of talks about our kids together, man.

And you want to say anything before you get off?

Yeah, man, I'm excited.

My kids actually on their way to Vegas right now.

I have all four of them for the summer.

So it's the best time for me.

Shout out to all the fathers out there, bro.

We need it and much love to y'all because I know it's tough.

Yeah.

Salute.

Yeah, salute.

Appreciate you, bro.

Whenever you get time, ain't gonna hit you, man.

Let's shout out our boy Logic, man, for keeping us linked.

Oh, yeah.

Much love to L-O-G-I-C.

Yeah, and how people could keep up with you.

Just I-M-P-L-A-Z on Instagram, Facebook, Plyce Brown, and then anything in the laboratory.

The laboratory with Plyce.

Yeah, you got that sold up.

I-M-P-L-A-Z.com is the website.

Thanks, man.

We waiting on that album.

If you need anything, hit me, man.

I got you.

Appreciate you for coming on The Truth.

Top of the hill with me.

Tap in.

We funny to take it to break.

That was Ply's brow for the laboratory.

It's Meach.

One-on-one, seven to Truth.

Your favorite producer, Meach.

I got to see you with me.

We just been chilling last couple of minutes.

We had four and four Kennedy Grace conversation with her I Had a great conversation with plies.

I knew what he was saying.

Yeah, I knew what he was trying to say You know me, but if you's on the other end of his prize a little choppy God see you put it together for us make it take the good parts out for the podcast and for the replay back, but it's all good.

That's my boy.

He'd be back He got big things going on.

Go check out his podcast the laboratory

He'd be having a lot of people on there.

He actually, me and him actually got a song with, with a BG from Cash Money.

That was kind of lit.

Crazy too.

And you say he does something with the Slapbox?

Yeah, Slapbox and Yop, Yop, Yop, Yop.

He pretty much covered Slapbox as media for them.

Like he'd be having a lot of interviews, Slapboxes and stuff.

I like that.

like pose game, like their pose game interviews

or

just like pre, you know, pre fight stuff, you know, big, big interviews with the, with the champs or, or, or whoever, um, whoever having a fight, big fight that, that, that day out there in Vegas, you know, they ain't in Vegas.

So it's kind of a little bit easier to get a hold of them.

But I like that, that that's the route that he, that he's kind of fell upon something he really interested in.

Shout out, Plyes, man.

Because if I had a podcast, guess what my podcast would be talking about?

Cause I'm talking now.

I'ma keep talking, but guess what my podcast will be about?

Something that we can't say on the radio?

No, I'm not a troublemaker, man.

I'm not a troublemaker,

man.

I'm a fighter.

I'm not a fighter.

I'm a lover, man.

My podcast will be strictly talking about the Green Bay Packers.

I can't even lie to you.

Yes, who are you a fan of?

I mean, I guess Green Bay.

Yeah, but that's who I'm a football guy.

You basketball?

You

watch the game yesterday.

I grew up like for fun hating the Packers like one of their training camps That was it was a real cool experience and then I got to meet one of the players at the time shout out to rail to rail manning Watch out, bro.

He's a scrub.

Watch out.

He's calling right a scrub to read never heard of him for the packer

Number 35 8

3 3

2 1 2 10 17 if you heard a to real man it for the Packers give me a car because I have it I didn't say

he was I didn't say he had all the highlights.

That's a real this is how I became a Packer fan So that interaction with him of like oh, okay.

He's just you know, we're gonna be yeah and being able to Kind of look up to him as a mentor, you know cuz he's like is

A black man, you know, somebody that's doing something that they're passionate about at the highest level that they could do it at.

How old was you?

At the time, I think I was like 11 or 12.

It was

like the camp that I was able to go to.

I ain't gonna lie.

We lied a little bit about my age.

We said I was younger and I was just a big kid.

And so, because it was funny, because when it was my turn to do the drill, he saw how big I was, dropped the pad.

Picked up his rag and like wiped the sweat off like just joking like

let me get ready for this dude And so

that was that was like that first interaction of like oh, okay bet.

Yeah, so yeah, man Just realizing that they regular people.

I'm like, okay.

I could get behind this I can get behind Jordan love.

So who's your fan?

Before that

who was

you but that's the thing I ain't I ain't really cared like I mean I was so young to really understand like the the fandom of sports I guess

everything else.

Callback, whoever just called.

Yeah, so, um... Somebody just called.

Yeah, you didn't hear the phone ring?

I

didn't hear

it.

The phone rang once,

and then I

clicked.

I didn't hear the phone.

It's all good.

Callback.

Somebody called back 833-212-1017.

Let's get it going.

What was that?

Punishments?

How bad was you as a kid?

It wasn't it wasn't it wasn't that That bad he was you shouldn't have been that bad a lot of y'all kids out here is bad because y'all was bad You know, I got some nice kids I Think I do think they're gonna grow up to be all right my daughter grown.

She all right She think I'm entertaining Yeah kids

Kids always think I'm irritating.

You know, as you get older, you become uncool, you know.

Is that what Ankh stands for?

Uncool.

Yeah.

That's a good thing.

You should coin that.

Uncool.

I mean, I'm an Ankh right now, but I'm the coolest thing since the wind outside.

I ain't gonna lie.

No, there's, you said wind.

Yeah.

Cool to win the breeze, man.

Cool to win,

please.

My mom's just texting me.

She said it's real bad outside.

Yeah, that could have been part of our connection problems, too, with Ply's.

I was thinking somebody said that.

Miles said on the chat, he said, well, the ocean is falling down right now.

Keep the umbrellas up.

See, okay, so it is real bad.

Yeah, so I hope it's over.

Yeah, by the time we leave.

Yeah, I mean, Mark Harb has been a little empty.

But it looked a little empty.

But I seen on the news it was supposed to be almost like a thunderstorm or tornado or something like that.

No, we ain't got no tornadoes going on.

I barely look at the weather too.

I just kind of walk outside and do it like that.

Oh, it's hot.

It's hot today.

We walk outside.

That used to be the thing growing up.

Instead of watching the weather.

We had a weather app on our phone.

We should go outside and see what it feels like.

And that'll be the weather for the day.

Put your arm outside, put your arm out there.

You know, open the front door, see where it goes.

Go step outside before you put your clothes on, see how hot it is, so you know what to put on.

It's all right.

Yeah, Jazz not here.

It's been a meat show all day.

Gonna have some fill-ins for one for Kennedy.

Came in, stopped by, played that Wala.

I'm not gonna lie, I became a fan.

Yeah, you was back there.

I was definitely skeptical.

It

sounds different on the

radio.

Yeah, it does, it does.

I

mean, because we so used to hearing it, like scrolling, and you see it

like, aw, it

kinda get irritated.

You know what I mean?

Not her song, but just like music in general where you scrolling.

Just playing it out the speaker like that.

Yeah, pop said, slow down, now it's pretty calm outside, just drizzling.

You probably somewhere on the south side, pop.

We down town, where you at?

The east side?

Let us know where you at.

What's going on outside?

Is it still raining?

Is it still gonna be all right when we leave here?

I'm gonna have to buy me a hoodie before I leave the 3rd Street Market Hall.

Get

an umbrella from

Walgreens.

Or the truth.

Some plastic umbrellas.

I don't think we have any.

That's crazy.

Wow.

You know what I'm saying?

That's crazy.

We all side.

Soon as we leave here But it's all right Punishments used to be a thing back in the day.

It's kids still getting punished.

I'm not sure Punish okay, see?

Yeah, it's discussions Everybody soft nowadays even my mama

Leave my mama's been soft.

She's grandmama now.

She's so soft.

Oh my god.

She she Let him do that.

Let him do that.

Pop said he on the east side.

You know where I'm at?

Yeah, I know where you at.

Shout out to Rhett Lounge Up in there doing your thing.

Everybody at the Rhett.

Shout out to Grant Pops, Betty.

Everybody over there.

You said

the lounge?

Yeah, it's the Rhett Lounge.

Everybody probably might need a DJ.

I don't think it'd be nothing to DJ in there sometimes, but But they be in there getting down if y'all need a DJ hit up brother Z Brothers either would stay I Used to be I didn't used to be a DJ but

I was gonna say don't claim

it.

No, no, Willie shakes is a DJ.

I learned everything from Willie shakes.

Okay, and then you were DJ.

So yeah, I'm DJ'd out of DJ at the Ray I didn't

I didn't take any bookings, but I just end up being the DJ at these spots.

You know what I mean?

Being the trust- Actually mixing songs?

Yeah,

yeah, yeah, I know how to

scratch.

Come on now, come on now.

All right, all right.

You know how to scratch.

What?

Yes,

come on now.

I

know how to scratch.

So, yeah, my daughter just took my board last month.

Not a

button pusher.

Yeah, no, no.

My daughter just took my board last month.

So, I mean, I had my board for probably 10 years, out of the 10 years.

I probably had it for six months in my possession.

What board did

you have?

I

got a new mark seven.

It just, I just don't never, it just ain't never in my possession.

Somebody else always have it.

That's kind of how most of my equipment begin to lend it out.

I don't rent it, I should be renting it out.

You know what I mean?

Yesterday's price is not today's price.

I should rent it out, but obviously,

They really just come take it from my crib.

I got doubles of almost everything.

They just give me this.

Give me this.

Give me this.

People just come over and take it at some stuff I don't see for years, like my board.

As soon as I got it back, my daughter said, oh, look at this.

Nice.

She a DJ.

You know, shout out to Maya.

How did you end up with

doubles of everything?

Just over the years, having studios, multiple studios, stuff breaking, stuff coming back alive, stuff like that.

You know,

I'd have had

a break my Mac, get a new Mac.

then this Mac turn

back on.

Just turn back

on.

I don't know how.

So just, you know, buying extra microphones, keeping microphones, having stuff in storage, people giving you stuff.

That's your Mac coming back to

life.

Man, when that happened, actually, I'm not even gonna blame Twin.

I'm not even gonna blame you, Twin.

But you know, he waste something on the Mac.

It just cut off.

It was it was our only computer at the time for the studio and I ended up getting another one and I used to just keep it in the closet for about a year and a half and it just came back.

I was cleaning up doing like spring cleaning.

I just pressed the power button man.

It just popped back on.

I couldn't believe it.

I really couldn't believe it.

It was I still got that Mac right now too.

Got all the programs on it.

Selling the Mac for $500.

They spoke

marketplace.

I got like five computers at home.

What?

That work or just don't work?

They all

work.

They just stacked up.

I got two beat computers.

One, they all just, I just got stuff.

Got stuff from shakes.

He didn't gave me a keyboard.

Gave my other key, my daughter got a keyboard.

Got guitars now, bass amps.

You got a bass amp?

Yeah.

Let me get one.

It's a

baby.

When you come grab one.

Got a little one you could like use, you know, for, you know, if you stand a permanent it'd be perfect.

Yeah.

You know what I mean?

Nothing that's too, it's this little box

app.

I just need an actual bass amp because the amp that I got right now is like, I think it's for like a regular guitar.

Yeah.

So it don't, it don't give me the sound that I know my guitar can make.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, come shift to what I mean.

Well, yeah, you said I got to come to the studio anyway.

So,

yeah, I mean, I got so much stuff.

I got a whole new studio in the basement that we don't.

Sir.

Oh, man.

I mean, it's in the basement.

So I mean, I'm in a dining room.

I'm taking over the whole first floor with the studio.

But yeah, I got a whole studio in the basement I don't use.

It was set up to use as like a videography type of thing, like an edit spot.

But it came to be just like storage.

Right now, I got studio

lights, green screens.

I'll say like a little, yeah, podcasting area or not podcasting.

I

got those.

I got those mics just sitting in the box still.

Waste of money at this point.

Now that I'm on a radio, it's like a waste of money.

I'm glad you came to this realization.

I mean, I got so much equipment.

And I'm glad I could help you.

I mean, everybody, I said everybody help.

They just come take what they want.

You know, I got extra interfaces, cords, boxes.

I'm gonna need some XLRs then too in that case.

Yeah, I got some XLRs, stuff like that.

I'm laying around.

Power cables, quarter inches.

I need all

that.

Come get it.

It's laying around, man.

It's all good though.

833-212-1017.

You tapped in with me to pay some bills.

It's my first time paying some bills today.

Well, it's on Red Nitty.

Let's go, Z.

Yeah, it's Big K and this was... Let me tell y'all what's really going on.

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Like Walla Walla, like Walla Walla, Talia, like Walla Walla, like Walla Walla, Katelyn, like Walla Walla, like Walla Walla, Weena.

I ain't trippin' on no chick, ain't no pressure though.

Get your money up, cause you ain't gettin' no pay, bro.

Y'all keep talkin' on the gram, I'ma show y'all those.

That y'all messin' with the kid, and I'ma get you gone.

Draw five on a boner, just a flip-flip, flip-flip, pop-pop, all black, buffies, cause I am nappy.

And you trolls hate me, and I see y'all.

Tipper Man, just to see that ugly chick cry, I cry.

Just to show y'all that I'm really livin', livin' like this.

Since you got so much to say, sad, sad with your chest.

If you really want a problem, you can drop that low, sis.