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Journey with Oakland legend Richie Rich as he shares his remarkable evolution from street hustler to hip-hop icon in this revealing interview. Watch as he opens up about his early days in the 415 group, his close friendship with Tupac, and the custom Harley he built in Pac's honor. Rich candidly discusses his groundbreaking deal with Def Jam Records, working with Russell Simmons and Lyor Cohen, and how the music industry really operated in the 90s.
Get the inside story on Rich's current collaboration with L Russell, his viral performance moment, and his innovative approach to releasing music through Even.biz. From his roots in Oakland's car culture with Zeniths and Vogues, to his latest album "Richard," Rich proves why he's still one of the most skilled MCs in the game, ending the interview with an impressive freestyle that showcases his legendary wordplay.
Experience this in-depth conversation with one of hip-hop's most respected veterans as he shares wisdom, untold stories, and real game about surviving and thriving in both the streets and the music industry. Rich demonstrates why he remains relevant and sharp as ever in 2024, while staying true to his Oakland roots.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Richie Rich is Here!
01:59 - Richie Rich on His Relationship with 2Pac
11:26 - Meeting Tupac
18:13 - Getting Signed to Def Jam
26:30 - Richie Rich on His Cannabis Case, Going to Federal Prison for Weed
29:30 - Your Early Life & Criminal Activity
33:50 - Getting Caught with Cocaine in the Walls
35:55 - The Importance of Uniting Generations
38:50 - How He Met LaRussell
41:35 - Blew His Knee Out On Stage
44:20 - How To Get His New Album
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come on man let's clap it up for one time for legendary let's clap it up one time for Pioneers let's clap it up one
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time for innovators let's clap it up one time for juggernauts let's clap it up one time for Trail Blazers I'm talking
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about my brother right here when he first came out with the group
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415 and they was 415 in how the name of the album by the way
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that was 415 DJ darl you better know it um J D you
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better know it uh who I'm missing DLo DLo that was the group that made up 415
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this is I know a lot of folks are saying why is he so excited because their success their exposure when they landed
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on the scene was inspiration to people like Sway and King Tech as well we were
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making music at that time but to see this man come up in the rap game to me
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was a true spiration cuz I knew him before the rap game and I'm reminding him of this right now right he is the
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quintessential Oakland native if you ask me his story the way he grew up it might
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be a little different what most people may think what he's been able to accomplish over the year I said that
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album came out in 1988 it's 2024 and the man is rapping better than he did in '
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88 I call him a Trailblazer because he was a word Smith in a way that we hadn't heard yet in Oakland
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right he was in the streets of the streets uh but he wrapped like a ly a
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word a word Lyricist he was a scientist in the lab and something about his voice made him
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stand out he took a vacation came back when solo and when he signed with Death
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Jam records he gave the whole Northern California Bay Area The credibility that it always had but the world got to find
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out about it because of this man right here we just played him with L Russell we're bridging gener the one and only R
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is here Richie Richard in the [Applause] building the [Â __Â ] we talking about he
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I'm going crazy today to hyp hey man that that's that's a hell of
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an intro man [Â __Â ] boy come on man it's good to see you good to see you Heather
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I mean I I listen to y'all in the morning you know I'm a citizen I'm see y'all don't be picking up when I
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be calling you know I be out early in the morning do man I done called in a few times oh you did we didn't pick you
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well no no what it is y'all be answering calls and people don't even be on the other end y'all be going you'll be like
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hello hello get to the next one but I've been a citizen man sway be hanging up on
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people he just said quick okay I do but I never hung up on DJ quck all right let
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me say that for the let me say why this is really cool for me because I could sit with rich rich and I met well he
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don't remember Rich was and if I pull me back if if you feel like I'm doing too much all right bet all right the thing
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about where we come from um before the P we we had cele we have celebrities in
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the town that like Town celebrities yes indeed right and you could be a town celebrity and never have to leave the
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Bay Area and live a royal life people going to respect you for whatever reasons is it the work you put in um
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it's the way you dress you better know it right uh it's the car you drive um
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and when I'm when I first saw Rich he used to come over where we stayed my brother and I grew up on 23rd off of
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23rd but my cousin Chuck used to live right across the street from Highland Hospital okay where my mother worked up
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there on that little Hill right there that little Hill and then behind that on these 32nd Street we used to hop the
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fence to go over our friend norville's house oh yeah you know nille and them had a yanking over
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there yeah they had a yanking over there nille little Richie Little Richie remember that Craig mm Craig uh Andre
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Dre Meredith my brother T Cal Chuck everybody was over there and Rich used to come over there in a different car
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damn every time you would come over in different cars and we would be like oh my gosh cuz we were like teenagers down
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near right there right what you remember about that time man you remember coming over there yeah so you know what's funny
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I used to come over there to see narv and I didn't really know what was going on over there I just used to come over
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there to see narville I remember it used to always be about seven eight cats out there yeah and nille had that green box
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Chevy the gold on on so I used to slide through there and I knew nille as a he was a young Hustler and I used to be in
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different whips you know I've been playing with them cars for a long time like you saying in my city the car was what made you I don't care what you did
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your car was what you was identified by you feel me and I learned that being young watching the Falcon boys who were
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the Falcon boys I mean I know but you got so Falcons it's a car uh it's a old
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school Ford car I was 12 or 13 I think I was in the sixth or seventh grade I used
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to come down on 90f and mac and you would see these these cars they they they paint them all Bas white and then
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they paint another color on the side so they two-tone so some of them would be red and white a yellow and white blue
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and white but these was all old school cats Hustlers and they used to have the cars on Spokes and vogs yeah and it'd be
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like 10 or 15 of them they come down the street zigzagging like this and they just turned me out I mean they turned
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that was it for me and that's when I start chasing the cars but like you said you can be famous in Oakland and never
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leave the city parameter yeah like and and really live a celebrity style life you feel me you you um the Falcon boys
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oh my go Hammond worm yeah all the old school cats you feel me well we talk
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about if I said zeniths versus Dayton first of all when you when you name
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these you know Vogue Tires you got to you got to you know you got to say to the audience is tired we you know Spokes
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and you know vogs but Zenus versus Dayton because if you had a z Xenith
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that put you in a certain status because of what they cost what are they okay so a Dayton is a spoke wheel a Zenith is a
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spoke wheel the Dayton Wire is the one that they riding now that you see in Miami on most of the dunks the big spoke
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they both the two different companies that really create the same will except the Zenith had a a thinner spoke and it
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had a big Center knockoff we roll zeniths in the town so the Vogue is the tire with the white wall with the little
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yellow line we call it you might hear refer to it as mustard and mayonnaise yes so so we We rise folks and vogs in
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the town Zenus and vogs is like to get that it was almost like getting a degree from college you know you get a degree
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of family be juice you get you some zeni and V it's like you made it no for real
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I mean it cuz everybody couldn't afford them they was 3500 for the straight L triple gold with the vog that's what
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they cost in the store that was have one hell no do you
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see said I was watching him wait wait what's what What's So Dope about what
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she just said she said did he have one it's four of them cuz these are wheels just on the car she said did Sway have
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one like that's how ladies are like Sway have
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one if he had one he would have needed three more you still Los even with one damn
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one was 35 y but I want to give y'all I said rich is quintessential Oakland so I
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want to give you a little more layers people talk about the bay is they always talk about the same slang the this is
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what built that this time in areas would built that the crack game was heavy heavy you could smell it in the sky
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that's how much crack was on the streets of Oakland you didn't know it till you left Oakland and you came back what's that smell you know they burning Rich
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you also had an affinity for cougars coug nuts and then bikes because when we
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were at the Tupac Street renaming I brought the bike was able to host it rich brought me and showed me the bike
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you know talk about that so that's a Harley-Davidson I started riding Harley's I bought my first Harley in
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96 I think I wrote it in the video Let's Ride when a lot of cats was still riding
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rice Rockets jaet bikes Tupac you know that he was a a good friend of mine and
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when he passed away I built a bike in his honor wow you know what I mean and
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the bike is called mavelli and that's what I brought up there it's got the 30 from I'm trying to see if I got some
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okay here you go hea so you can see what pass that around focused going through his phone
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that's M right there that's him so I built this bike for him and paint we painted all his
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murals and stuff all over the bike you know what I mean just something cuz he still want to hang out so I take him to
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the bike set still want to hang out yeah and I got him in the house you know so I smoke he be want to hit the hit the I
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put the weed over cuz it's you see the murals on the bike it's realistic that's a nice motorcycle right there so so so
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pacet hit the joint you his picture is on the tank the gas tank it's on on I
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got a picture of him on the tank one on each saddle bag one on the back Fender and so you put the joint up to his
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picture yeah and and and I swear it looked like he hit that thing you hear
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me yo that's beautiful I mean that's how I wanted to you know a lot of people when Pac died M doing did a bunch of
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interviews I I turned down all the interviews I feel like the me and his memories is me and his memories you feel
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me I turn down a lot of money for interviews people want stories this is how I chose to remember my dude put him
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on his bike I don't know if y'all can see that that mural of him right there that b is crazy that b is I didn't
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want yeah we didn't want to touch your no that thing is crazy so that's
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how I wanted to you know remember my brother like that how how did y'all meet you and poac oh man me can I tell you
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that how we really met yeah yeah okay a chick named Teresa from Berkeley shout out Teresa from Berkeley right we met
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through Teresa Teresa called me she was like Rich you got some weed I said yes she said I got this guy out here from Oakland he want to bought some pot she
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said and he a cool [Â __Â ] I think y'all might hit it off I said all right what's up she said and he be smoking I said all
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right he over there with you now she said yeah I said all right so I'm going to pull up so I pulled up so the whole time I'm driving I'm like did you just
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call me and tell me and said go cuz me and ter you know we kind of yeah it was like that but I wasn't tripping you know
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player we can keep it player keep it player it so so I went over there and I
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met him cool dude wanted to buy some weed what did he say to you when he met you uh so we was 415 at the time we was
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still hot so he's like man I'm up on your music this that and the other you know I do music too and that was right
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around like he was on the brendes got a baby it was right around digital under so I didn't really I wasn't up on him
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but I I had heard that brendes got a baby [Â __Â ] so he's like man let's do some records too we we can [Â __Â ] around I said
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we on that ganga [Â __Â ] I me you you on black power we going to keep it right there and he was like no no no for real
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for real so we just start hanging out smoking it started with weed and we didn't get to music
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until later on in life it's crazy like I get a bunch of people be like you got any pictures with you and Pok I know
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y'all got some old pictures how many times do you and your friends just be walking like hey let's get some pictures of us when when you homies you don't do
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that you ain't looking I didn't know he was gonna end up being who he ended up being you know so we linked on the first
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song with waren g M you ain't got a lie to kick it you ain't got a lie to kick a couple of y'all on there right yeah we
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went down there me and uh Pac went down there hooked up with Warren Warren
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pulled up cool as a [Â __Â ] in a 84 cutless with a cup of Jin and Juice
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pulled up to the studio came in laid the beat that was the first time I did some music with pop uhuh and then from there
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after the loonies oh this is a good story so when I did the five on remix okay first of all let me put that in
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context okay I got five on it easily the biggest cannabis song in the history of
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weed songs right um with the loonies and they did a remix Alex Mahia from Kel
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who's a part of our mix show team at one point manag me and keing Tech had this idea let's get everybody on it right and
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you were the first person yep uh that uh we wanted to get on that remix right and
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okay go for it all right so I did the loonies remix now this was when I was just coming home
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you said I had had that little stint where I I had to go away I came home first record I jumped on was the I got
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five on it Pac wanted me on his album but I was being s not sued but Jed who
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produced the 415 I was still under contract with them and I had stopped doing business with them so he had it to
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where I couldn't do no work you feel me that's that what happened yeah that's why I was silent whole Dr that's why I
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was silent I was under contract because I'm telling on a and he I hope you listening Jed when I got arrested my
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bill was $8,000 I called Jed I said I need some money he said for what I said I'm in jail he said don't call me [Â __Â ]
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I'm asleep and hung up the phone but I had never took this was my executive producer for the first album this one
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that we talking about this 415 record Hustler Big Boy from the town big paper that's how it used to go the big paper
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boys invested in the rappers the street yeah dudes on the street man but I was hustling too so I never he used to take
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us out and pay us like every couple months me DJ darl and uh DLo give everybody 2500 I told him hang on to
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mine I'm I'm good H hit me off when it's like something big like 20 cuz I never was good at saving money I saved cars
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you know I get a little money buy another car buy a bike buy a Rolex you feel me so that's how I was saving things I wasn't good at saving cash so
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he really owed me about 20 cuz it was about 10 of them trips that I didn't take no money on I needed 8,000 the boy
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told me don't call me I'm sleep yeah so I figured it out bailed out and I that's when stopped doing business with them
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okay that's what happened with 415 Daria Kelly know Dar Daria was worked at leopolds or where she work Daria worked
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at leopol she promised me she said I'm about to get a job at priority I'mma get you guys a deal okay I was like okay she
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really did it but what happened I had got caught up so they went ahead and did
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the deal with priority without me Jed L and DJ durl and then they put brother brosi in the group so I gu they thought
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I was going to be gone forever when I came home Brian Turner flew me out to try to get me to get back into the group
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this is a true story I'mma give it to you raw good Brian Turner is the president of priority record so imagine
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you put a group together cuz I put that group together I built 415 I went interview dolo I went and found DJ darl
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J was the money but I was the mind I put that together I get myself in a little twist out there hustling I go away the
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chick that I know tells me she's going to get us a deal back based on the hots that she had for me you feel me mhm boom
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I go to they go ahead and do the deal anyway behind my back when I come home I'm figure out what's going on they say
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hey Brian Turner want to fly you to La I said for what I'm not doing no business with y'all he said least please take the
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meeting I flew down there this is a true story I had $1,200 to my name Brian Turners got me
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in there was me J DJ durl he said hey we already recorded the record new [Â __Â ]
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on the Block the one that the second it tanked it didn't work so cuz I wasn't on the record so it tanked and I didn't
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know that it wasn't going to work I really thought it was going to do well cuz y had a lot of momentum and lo is a
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phenomenal MC you know what I mean Lo is a phenomenal yeah so I'm thinking it's GNA blow in short Brian Turner says Rich we
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already finished the record but we want to put you on some remixes possibly uh
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and and put you on the next album I was like I I can't do no business with these
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he's like all right give me a second he rent his drawer pulled out the binder on me flipped it open checkbook oh did the
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whole [Â __Â ] uh Brian I hope you listening did the whole [Â __Â ] grabbed the pen did some
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scribbling tore it off and slid it across
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25,000 man right I had 1,200 put in your pocket to my name it wasn't in my pocket
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oh yes it was cuz you you going to take mine you got to take it off of me you right it was in my pocket I looked it to
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check I slid it back I said I ain't going to be able to do it I I just didn't trust him no more after that you
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feel me if you got some guys that's wasn't like we was day ones yeah you know but we met in the business I
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thought we had something cool so I tore off from that when I came home Pac and
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the loonies was the first people who embraced me like hey we want to get you on a record loonies Put me on the I got five on the remix I did my thing on that
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then Pac asked me to get on his record 40 did dust it in disgusting I didn't
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rap on that but I said a few words you remember when you say what's the definition of a lick I said taking the [Â __Â ] 40 say taking the [Â __Â ] [Â __Â ] I say
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put that on something he said I put that on the click because I was under contract 40 wasn't going to touch me cuz
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J was still so you couldn't even do versus in the studio that's why I wasn't on dusted and disgusted I just said two
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words because I what I did is I disclosed to 40 and everybody this dude got me under contract if you put me on
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the record he might tie your record up when it got to Pac Pac said he going to have to sue me I need my [Â __Â ] on this
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record and then that's when we did uh Whata call him which one on on the the
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me against the world certain [Â __Â ] want to stick to the game use a trick to the game waiting up on your turn something
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heavy in the game Heavy in the game I got that written down somewhere I couldn't find that [Â __Â ] and and from there dude we just start kind of meshing
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right and then I just start watching this [Â __Â ] he just start growing and taking off and taking off and taking off and he was telling me get signed get
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signed I was like what he said get signed I said who should I sign with he said anybody [Â __Â ] you dope cuz he had
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already doing his thing he moved to LA this Pac what we talking about couldn't keep up with this [Â __Â ] right so I
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finally went to Death Jam did that and dude it was it was weird but you say
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that like it was just easy I finally went to Death Jam and did that there
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wasn't nobody from Northern California ble ble the was Warren there yet yeah
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yeah I think War you know how I got to death Tina Davis who was from where the
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Leo there you go Tina Davis if it wasn't for Tina let me tell you I met Tina in a hotel room with 40 before a show we was
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all sitting in there 40 was getting prepared for a show and I had a a tape it was tapes back in the day I said I
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said uh we was listening to the music and Tina was like that's you I was like yeah she said let me take that tape with
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me I said where you going to take it to she said to Death Jam I'mma get you a deal and I was sitting
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there like okay eject that [Â __Â ] give her the tape and she took it and [Â __Â ] she
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stood on business they called the meeting and she lined it up who signed you uh leor Cohen and Russell Direct
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that's how you got Russell in the video hey you know what's crazy the crazy [Â __Â ] about the Russell in the video hella
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people was like bro how did you get Russell to get in your video I said I just asked the [Â __Â ] you know what
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a life simp I just asked because I'mma Be honest with you shout out leor Cohen
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and Russell Simmons Kevin La uh all of them Julie green yeah uh Gabby they let me see the
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backside of the music gang when I signed over there explain that what did you see
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so basically you know I like I said I was I was hustling they they met me with a Rolex and a s f on it you feel me so
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russing them respected me as a hustler so they let me see what this [Â __Â ] really was m i remember leor telling me he said
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uh I'm going to tell you a story Les ride came out did L ride that was the first single off my album yeah that was a banger and the box was the video [Â __Â ]
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back then remember the music box call call and request yeah boom so I'm sitting at the house my single is out I
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mean Russell and them they got me right I got big Billboards in the town I mean it's it's bigger than big you imagine you take a guy who already has like a a
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street thing going and then bam that I mean it it it was just lining up
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so the video goes number one on the box I'm Juiced pick up the phone I call
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leor I said we number on one on the box I told you he said yeah I know Richie I bought the spot let me give you a second
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I'll call you right back there it is I said huh what but but
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how ironic is that the the owner the person running the label say yeah Richie we bought those spots hey he say he
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bought the number one spot and I'll be honest with you that [Â __Â ] hurt cuz I thought I had did that [Â __Â ] right I
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thought people was requesting that y you thought they liked you hey bro thought
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it was me and and leor firsthand walked me through this game and told me what it
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was and what it wasn't he said Richie let me explain something to you he used to talk like this he said Richie it's
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all Peola just understand these things have to happen we have to grease the
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wheels for everything to go the way it goes I could make your grandmother the hottest woman in the country in six
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months what year was this 96 1996 we're in 20124 when you see the headlines
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about umg being petitioned for doing that kind of marketing and promotions
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and pay what do you think bro I seen it firsthand like I told you leor told me straight up he was like bro the reason
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I'm telling you these things rich is cuz I like you Russell likes you and we
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don't want you to get down the road and when this [Â __Â ] is over You' be spent somewhere and [Â __Â ] up and we know
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you're not that type of dude this thing is all poola okay I can make you the
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hottest man in the building and then let going tell you something else when I left the label they gave me a player
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play on that people was going around saying Rich got dropped I was only on Def Jam for one year I did one album
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next next album we recorded was about to come out Russell and leor called me into a meeting this time Russell talking he
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like we about to sell the company Rich he said and we don't know you know who it's going to end up with so we going to
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give you the option to leave if you want to leave we'll take the record that you just recorded which was my sophomore
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album which ended up being the game that I released it would give you this record and 100K and you can go on and do your
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thing cuz if we not here I don't know you know what's going to happen to you right so Damu and T was my manager at
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Damu and T rest in power rest and power rest and power Damu my Damu was my uh he
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was my manager at the time what up DJ Keon what's up sh Damu was like let's
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take the money [Â __Â ] we can get a deal somewhere else I said all right it's a bet they gave me the 100 I put 79,000
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down on my first house be legit told me [Â __Â ] buy the house before you go buy a
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boat or some silly [Â __Â ] cuz I was show beit be legit legit told me to buy a
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house I spent 79,000 on my first house and leor told me leor start talking leor
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said Rich we're selling the company to Edgar
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brothman for lots of money it's it's really not a sale it's more like a
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merger I was like all right he said and we just don't want to see you get sheld we don't know who's going to be running
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the [Â __Â ] so if you you want to stay it's good if you want to take the money it's it's it's up to you we decided to take
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the money this what happened they sell it right leor said egim got at him and
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said we want to fire the whole staff and leor we gonna keep you leor said it don't work like that he said these are
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the people that built me if they go I go Edgar brofman said I can respect that we
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G to buy it and you and your people can keep running it now had I stayed right had I stayed yeah it could
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have been up right yeah but now let's just go zap from then to now and all the
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[Â __Â ] that's popping now that we don't have to speak on yes God spent me out
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this way and around a long way and I was all right with that and I just did that
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and won't and won't and won't and [Â __Â ] with is 96
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mhm what is this 38 years later I'm sitting up here with my brother you looking exactly the same he look come on
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man look at us man get come on man we come on come on man come on God do it
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come on won't he will won't he will and and I
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done lost lost I done lost people in this game Shakir Stewart yeah good
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brother Shak brother countless other people yeah and I'm and and we up here
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talking about music we ain't up here talking about you know the old folks home that riches in or nothing like that
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that swe we up here working I say that to say this to anybody
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listening I had to learn to quit pushing myself through life and let life pull me
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through at the pace that I was supposed to go because I I'm I'm a pusher and I
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pushed myself into a lot of corners and a lot of difficult places it's good to have drive but it's also good to be
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driven as long as you being driv driven by the right thing you feel me yeah and
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everybody in this room has an instinct yours is Keen to your body his is Keen
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to his yours is keing to yours so what I see a lot of people do is what they see
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somebody else doing man listen to your signal cuz everybody got one everybody
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got and if you follow that signal that's all I've been doing in my whole life I've been just following that signal bro and it's been keeping me it's been
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keeping me fresh bro I love man give it up for Double R Richie riches here man what a story yo y we we ain't tapped
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into how much can we tap into I just your Evolution from the street to now
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you know Rich you know California we see now when it comes to on cannabis is to
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me uh the Vanguard of the of the Cannabis industry you know California
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Northern Califoria in particular um is where the culture comes from in my
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opinion you know and at the you know I didn't partake right um but you were known for you even wrapped about it you
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know the the what you what the lyrics the Z be so fluffy the whole town love me you know yeah I'm partake heavy yeah
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in that but you if you look at it differently you help you're part of the help to create the AR you know the
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you're one of the architects of the infrastructure we see now as the Cannabis business was burner around back
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then burner has been around um to what extent I don't know but he has always
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been around weed me in in my journey of moving weed I never came across burner I
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did no business with Burner but he was on the other side of the bridge but burner has always messed with weed what's funny is we architect everything
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go to jail for it get killed for it get frowned upon for it and then they take it and put the Twist on it and it's it's
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gravy I mean it's it's what it is you can't knock it my daddy told me said if somebody take your lunch money on
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Tuesday and you let them and they come asking Wednesday they not wrong mhm you
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feel me they not wrong so it it's it's crazy sway to watch I went to jail for pot what do you
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mean I just recently I had a podc case I was growing some weed in my crib just
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some weed to smoke so it wasn't just but 50 plants and got intertwined with some
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people who was in some trouble they came to my house till I went to the fa that's where I was at
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2012 wow for some wait listen this is the coldest part for weed and when I was
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in the halfway house the bus would pass by with a sign on the side telling you you could get your weed over here at XY
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I was like how is they weed legal and I'm in this yeah it's crazy bro it's
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crazy first time I went into a cannabis club was in Oakland and it was scary to me I was like this don't even seem right
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seemed like the setup Auntie was in there Grandma was in there they just shopping I'm on my phone they like you
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got to get off the phone I'm like okay [Â __Â ] get off the phone it it I still don't really like frequent them places
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yeah you feel me it just it if you a real criminal some [Â __Â ] just creep you
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out you don't want to be in that um predicament um if you're a real criminal now if you
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a fake criminal you be you feel hey they said what they said did this [Â __Â ] just
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say if he was a real like this like it's a lot of fake ones Just Like Rappers but
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the thing that was interesting about you rich cuz you mentioned your father right you didn't grow up in the struggle not
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at all you grew up middle class I grew let me tell you my story I come from up the hill bro my P Willie Wright was from
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the flat lands when we talk about the flat lands from the flats and will Turned Me Out we was 12 years old we was
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12 years old will always had hustle he had a paper WRA I used to go down the hill sit on the handlebars he pedal I
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throw we was getting money with the paper R then once we turn 14 we start
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hitting meat trucks meat trucks yeah diesels like will have this play my
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daddy had a truck a El Camino and I used to sneak out and take the truck we would drive to Hayward and we'd go in the uh
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the the the what's that little section like where they got all the semis and [Â __Â ] so they'd be backed in these Road
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sleeping but you could hear the freezer running on the truck so they hauling me oh the industrial area
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so we would go down there this was all Wheels play this [Â __Â ] got Bol Cutters he'd be like park the truck up there
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don't move till I come back and tap on the back of the truck when I tap on the back of the truck back up I said all right he go back there pop the lock open
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it up he come tap the truck on God you go back there I'm talking about so much meat my
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[Â __Â ] let me tell you we done broke in TR we done broke in I mean packaged up and ready to go we done broke in trucks
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that had half of cows hanging [Â __Â ] we like this too much meat we go to the next one hey hey for
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real let me tell you this [Â __Â ] Willie right is the reason he's the reason I hustle the way I hustle bro this dude
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was so cold we used to steal the meat put him put them on this El Camino I used to
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drive the truck that mother for be sagging so low go to my mama and daddy house like I said we lived up the hill
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house with a big view of the city my daddy worked in the shipyards had good money my mama had good money all my
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Square PS up top uh had paper it was good man I would unload that meat in my
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mama's refrigerator my mama came home dude one thing about civil surel my mama didn't play no games she was a contact
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sport type of person straight up rest in peace civil sural boy cold I mean beautiful woman
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but she didn't say [Â __Â ] two times one time contact and that's how she moved
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straight up so she is and and I'm I could talk to you for days but I'm going
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tell you she is the reason I did so well in the street cuz she was a bad [Â __Â ] so if you could slick cble
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you could slick the town it was easy but we started hitting meat trucks bro and that's what we was
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doing what y oh let me let me finish this we pass away it's over we died when
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I was 17 when we was 17 and and dude so with
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the meat let me tell you the refrigerator story I put all the meat my mama's refrigerator freezer in the garage My Mama come home beat the breaks
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off a guy I'm talking about I almost I drove a wedge between my mom and my daddy with this meat because my daddy
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the one said empty all that other [Â __Â ] out the refrigerator and fill it up with the meat right so my mama like that [Â __Â ]
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stolen I don't want that [Â __Â ] in here my daddy like civil look at all this meat this [Â __Â ] got rib eyes Sil God
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damn I'm weak we had I mean we had and we and we
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was I had the whole block my neighbors was coming to the house like it was a rock selling packages
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what what they my mama was like now we selling stolen meat out the house Leon
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said well look at this damn meat so I remember we sitting down eating one night my mama got [Â __Â ] going
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Stakes is hitting she she forking it up and I'm
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looking she I said that steak I said Mama this some good steak I said it's hot
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and she she said shut up Richard I meant hot like
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stolen eating that stolen meat
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yeah I got I done got beat behind this stolen meat that you over there loving yo man get that a round of applause
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that's a [Â __Â ] amazing story bro yeah that's that's how I start hust packages
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that's how you yo there was a rumor man early on man you could you could you don't have to answer this you was so
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famous Rich was so famous man we thought we knew your business and didn't probably know [Â __Â ] cuz I'm learning stuff for the first time they said you
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got caught was with half a kilo in the walls in the walls that's true that y
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that's a true story true story half a kid at your M house at my MMA house once again action-packed I told you that's
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what I'm saying this this this God took me around this back way because I was it
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was busy so it wasn't like the let me tell you this is how he lines it up for
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me though I did the did the rap we was killing him with 4 and five got busted
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for the half a thing that's that's when I went away that's how I didn't you know the dude them did the record deal
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without me they they put it in the newspaper it's all on the news you know and that
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added to the the in my city that makes you that makes
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you more the [Â __Â ] you feel me so you've been in a garage before you
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they some of them be sheetrocked some of them don't if you ever seen the ones that ain't sheetrocked you just got the wood yeah wood and sometime insulation
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so our garage was sheetrock to halfway up the wall so I would come in the garage and just tuck my [Â __Â ] like back
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so it was in the wall but they made it seem like they came in the house cuz they was like Richie Rich was arrested today at this his Posh East Oakland home
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where uh they found 577 gram of cocaine buried in the
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wall I mean and I was like
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okay I took it and roll with it know what hey I mean they made it
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look so sweet I was I took it and roll with it wow so yeah they did they they
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found cocaine in the wall man y that was I come up here to try to it might try to
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get people to buy this album no no no hold up I got you and they going to be like [Â __Â ] where a dope man nah n n n
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let me let me show you what I'm doing though let me let me show you what I'm doing cuz
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the the album is called Richard you better know it I've never heard you refer to himself as that as Richard I
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personally never heard Richard no right and so to me that's that's giving me the impression that we're about to hear
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layers of who Richard is at a tune that we have yet to hear the reason why I say
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this is because I was over there too where you used to go right okay so all of us was
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over there where you used to go all right and that doesn't Define who we are right
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right who we were as teenagers right the skill sets we learn you know because we
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might have been misled or ill advised but we learn skill sets that are
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Transcendent that now those things you learned as a hustler in the streets benefited you when you got into the
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music business right and then you fast for it people want to Define their lives
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by what happened when they were 19 20 21 or 26 27 28 right your life is defined
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by who you are now right who you are today right and so when I see your story
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I'm so happy because while all of this was happening King Tech and I got on k l in 1990 I remember that okay and so
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we're playing all your music right we're seeing the growth of short when he signed a job spice one when he signed 40
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and then when they signed we seen the Digital Underground when they sign we see the the evolution that's happening
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fast forward 30 years later the legend is now connected with
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the New Sensation L Russell come on and see this is who we could be at our best
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when our community unite right and get rid of this bridge that the music business put between us this
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generational Bridge L Russell got gang man that I know he's lacing you with and
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you got gang come on that you're lacing him with Ste sharp and steel and today y'all are starting y'all doing things
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people have never seen before right talk about that relationship you went viral
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when you was performing at his house yes sir and your knee gave outo you said it
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yeah tore my lower patella yeah so and kept rapping so so the L Russell thing
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happened organically I posted a snippet of a record that I got called 615s and
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I'm kind of just performing the record Russ DMS me he say hey Uncle you need to
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come to the backyard you need to be rapping with us at that time I didn't really know who he was I had been seeing
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him online but I didn't know his story so I tapped in with him I said when you say come to the backyard what you
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talking about so he gave me his address I pulled up on it they was over there rehearsing he's like you know the words
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to your [Â __Â ] I was like yeah he said I could pull you in on some [Â __Â ] I said yeah so they was just rehearsing [Â __Â ] around and boom he put on a few
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instrumentals I did a little raap and he was like I'm having a show out here I want you to come [Â __Â ] with me at the show I said check this out I said bro I
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got tons of music I said but I just don't know how to release it I said it's different now he said I got you he said
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I got you he said I said so this is my exact words I said can you do for me
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what Whiz Khalifa did for Juicy J can you make me cool again you hear me yeah
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I asked him he said that's the plan he said the culture needs it and the rest is history we've been linking I got over
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there in that backyard bro I got over there in that backyard to do that show the one where I hurt my leg
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juvie was back there juvenile yeah because I guess juvenile had a show out
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here juvie was back there and he was on the stage right before me and he was
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killing it I mean because you know juvenile he sound just like the record yeah everywhere he goes he's amazing I
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mean just his performance and that's what I come up under we come up we don't rap over vocals and all that [Â __Â ] like
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you feel me if you can't slide across the track without nothing on it you don't need to be on it you feel me so
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juvie was up there crushing [Â __Â ] and I just was I was hella anxious bro I ain't going to lie it's a ethereal feeling in
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L Russell's backyard I mean the energy it's people back there that's 70 years old and it's kids that's seven months
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old yeah like it's it's crazy they got jumpers outside and it's this just this
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energy so L Russell ends up saying what we doing so I know he so I'm making my
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way to the [Â __Â ] right Juvia just got off that's the name of y song what we doing name of the song is what we doing and in
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my mind I just really want to represent and and let juvie see me do my thing
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because I've been a big fan of juvenile I'm a MC I come from them days when it was a sport and I can appreciate [Â __Â ]
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that's nice you feel me cuz everybody ain't nice and [Â __Â ] might have all the accolades but everybody just ain't nice
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so I was so Juiced to do my [Â __Â ] dude when I go up there little Malachi come and he jumping so I start jumping [Â __Â ]
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I don't jump me my knees cut to deal with me a long time ago they said [Â __Â ]
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we will support you with dogs and red and blue lights anything outside of that don't count on
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us straight the [Â __Â ] up straight up I've tore the patella on this one I can show
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you the scar over here I did this one like 15 years ago my knees Ben told me what it is [Â __Â ] if it's a dog behind
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you [Â __Â ] we got you if the police behind you [Â __Â ] we got you don't be playing no pickup games and all this
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park slot Bas stop [Â __Â ] stop so I'm up there jumping and I swear to God
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everything I'm telling y'all is Gospel cuz I don't do no playing when I'm jumping sway I swear to God it felt like
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I was flying like I couldn't even feel my nothing like I usually I I like right
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now [Â __Â ] I can feel [Â __Â ] when my foot hit the ground I can feel ankles knees all kind of [Â __Â ] dude I was it was like
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I was floating right and I felt like I was jumping way higher when I seen a video I was like [Â __Â ] that was that's as
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high as I was getting [Â __Â ] I mean it felt like I was coming off the rim
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[Â __Â ] but it was it was kangaroo like it was just wow wow right and then
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something in my mind said what the [Â __Â ] are you doing jumping Richard and right after that voice said
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that I landed now the stage the way his [Â __Â ] is set up is people all around there all around the backs and all
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around here and it's some people here I'm right here going this way uhhuh when
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I'm in the air my plan is to land and turn and face y'all and when I landed that [Â __Â ]
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said folded like a lawn chair I mean it was it went down I was on the floor and
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bro it was crazy it was crazy and then people like man how did you do that how did you know the freestyle out of the
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and I tell them fre freyling that's how I got in rap so I can claim that part of
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it but the dude that y'all saw he exists and I done seen this [Â __Â ]
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like three or four times in my life whenever I get in like super despair like I done been pulled over by the
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police drunk at a at a DUI checkpoint and that [Â __Â ] told him some amazing
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[Â __Â ] and they was like go ahead and go like he done drove me home drunk from The Beehive like he don't never stay
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long enough to shake my hand and introduce himself M but he can cover he know how to ride motorcycles he know how to lie to the police he's dope that's
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the same [Â __Â ] that you saw when he folded if you know me never underestimate the OG through the Block
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in the drop with the KN to LR I'm the cool [Â __Â ] in the Kevlar for the kid and
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still dropping B bust a game down like a a for blow wed it up blew my knee do you see that Joe still flowing [Â __Â ] and I
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can't stand up [Â __Â ] in the hood call a doc man up what we doing [Â __Â ] with a [Â __Â ] on stage what we doing B my knee
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acting out my AG we doing I don't really even give a [Â __Â ] what we doing I need some [Â __Â ] help what we doing somebody
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running calling NSE what we doing got to blew my [Â __Â ] knee first what we doing baby really talk I can't move what we
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doing man he got the new album It's called Richard it's it's on even platform right now we going to play
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something from in a second but even how can people get the new music bro the new music is available on even. Biz even is
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a platform that is leveling the playing field for artists to get directly to their fans L Russell put me up on this
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even play and it's decent it's beyond decent what even does is they'll set up
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a tier system you can set your own pricing you can put your record up there for $1 $5 $5,000 you feel me and they
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just help you get directly to your fans now now they're not a streaming platform but what they do is get the the fan
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direct to me and make the exchange so what we're doing with even is it's
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really for the real fans I got some people in there I can show you paid me $500 bro for your album yeah for the I
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mean for the album 500 bucks some people spend $5 some spend 50 25 so they have different tiers like at $25 you can get
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behind the pay wall and you can see all my music videos I got four music videos up right now
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uh for for just $5 you just access the music for $50 you can get on a call with
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Richard possibly for $500 you can come to the studio and watch a [Â __Â ] lay a actual song like so they just they help
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you hustle and get you to your real fans and then after that we let the dsps have
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it on January 17th so it's a lot of people it came out 126 on even okay so I
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got a lot of people talk about when it's going to be on Apple music n man to
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even that's I mean or you can wait because I can't let the treat these
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people like they my real fans and let people have what they got access to now so even as a dope platform this is the
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dopest part about it the people over there you can call them damn near anytime day they picking up the phone
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shout out Selena at even I mean she been ly she lined this play up for me and uh
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it's lucrative bro they pay out every day every day yes even do biz pays out
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every day daily did you get a yo citizens go to even. Biz and put up some
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money for this album It's called Richard by Richie Rich you could put whatever you want he just told you 5 25 100 500
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how what you see um I ended up going to even. Biz and obviously they have a lot
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of artists listed in what they're doing he talked about it being lucrative it said um before even L Russell had only
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made $30,000 in total streaming Revenue with even L Russell made $95,000 in
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Revenue his first month using this platform his first month you better know platform genius she says backed by more
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than 4,000 fans a average of $24 per fan which goes back to what you said go yeah
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it's crazy do folks listen to the music on the even app on the even app okay now
47:20
so I've had people ask me they said why I can't download it I could I could open it up for download okay they she told
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she said Selena said Rich if you want people to be able to download it just let me know that's just a setting I said no I don't want them to be able to
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download it until it hits the DSP there you go once it hits the dsps then you make it downloadable I mean my thing is
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if if if I'm a fan of somebody and I want to hear the music I want to hear the music I do know
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convenience is good people like to put stuff in their playlist and and I get all that but this may not be for you
47:50
this is for somebody who's willing to do what they're willing to do to support I'm not saying you're a villain if you
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you don't support what I'm saying is you won't get it until it comes to the dsps and and I'm not saying that flagrantly
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but I mean that's just what it is Richie Rich Man The Legend is here give him a big round of applause man I cannot let
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this man go not just yet damn it our our claim swaying Tech rise to
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fame had a lot to do with bringing the industry into the bay all them early days of um Black Sheep uh Public Enemy
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Cypress Hill uh Tribe Called Quest Nas biggie we brought biggie that year he
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came right um Anthony Dy who worked with me with StreetWise promotions we all was
48:38
just trying to bring the world to the Bay folks don't even know what was happening behind the scen man the Gavin
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and all the Gavin report Tima Brian Samson Kelly woo from the Gavin uh but
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we also did our ciphers that made the bay put the bay help add to the Bay's a lore and one of the things I always
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liked about rich was his rap style quintessential Oakland MC ladies and
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gentlemen you are now in for a treat DB drop a beat on the wel to the Valley of the
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[Music] hyen what's this this can I rock to this
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hey hey Richard look look I came to New York I was scared of the weather now I'm
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in here sitting right next to Heather I'm [Â __Â ] with my [Â __Â ] young sway I don't play these [Â __Â ] know that boy
49:27
Richard rep the bay I got my iPhone on I'm getting so even these [Â __Â ] know [Â __Â ] cuz they know I'm a Heen the
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waters are blizzard my [Â __Â ] a wizard These Hoes talking [Â __Â ] but I don't eat chicken gizzards I'm a boss [Â __Â ]
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wearing Rolex These Hoes know what's happening they know goes next I talk [Â __Â ] on the mic cuz I do this thing I be
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out here but I don't rep no gang I'm a town [Â __Â ] keep it round [Â __Â ] ride H's
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out here on the ground [Â __Â ] I got a cutless too and a drop C I could [Â __Â ] with little Mama but she's
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a loser I had to slide up to serious and get serious ho talking [Â __Â ] where's that
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[Â __Â ] he's Furious the boy is double these hoes in trouble I'm all on the mic and I'm blowing these bubbles yeah a old
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school [Â __Â ] I'm high tech like sway used to [Â __Â ] around my guy Tech you know
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what it is when I slot up on the mic I freestyle for real [Â __Â ] this is what you like it's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 nine
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people in the mix my iPhone's low can I use your charger [Â __Â ] been in here but rich is hard I be coming from the Town
50:32
East [Â __Â ] where I'm from sway 106 MacArthur [Â __Â ] is where we slide zeni
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and vs is where we ride I used to ride around smoke Dan I [Â __Â ] around with
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the boy Banks you know that [Â __Â ] made beats for short and short never smoked
50:50
Newports I'm a real [Â __Â ] I be talking it you see me in New York [Â __Â ] I'm walking it these [Â __Â ] said
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I have no hair I give a [Â __Â ] [Â __Â ] I'm next to Time Square I be in this [Â __Â ] just bouncing come on these
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words we slick the [Â __Â ] I'm nouncing come on sways universe is the freshest and these [Â __Â ] no Rich be dropping
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pressure we
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[Applause] mother that's some light work that's light work that's light work that's some
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light work that's just off the top yeah that was just some light work off the top thank you I appreciate y that D
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to man I come I come up in the era where this [Â __Â ] was a sport though yeah hey I got some gifts what you got rich come on
51:39
man while you do that we about to WAP the show but Sheila wanted to say something she's in Las Vegas go ahead
51:44
Sheila hey Sheila Sheila everybody one I just gotta say I
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am so excited to like join this morning I'm used I'm from Oakland I'm from the East as well and I'm used to hearing you
51:56
guys on KL so it's so crazy that as a kid as I as a kid I was listening to KL
52:03
and I'm bringing my kids to school and I turn on the radio I'm like of course I'm listening to sway and I'm like wait
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something about the West Coast I'm like get out of here Richie Rich is home
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anyways I just want to say y'all made my day Richie Rich I love what you ain't never I heard what you said about could
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uh could lorusso do what uh whiz did for Juicy J but you ain't you always been
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that you always been that know that apprciate but no I just had to come and
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show you guys uh so much love like it just was a full circle moment like
52:40
listening to y'all and then I got my kids in the back I'm like a today gonna be a good day
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so that's what's up that's what's your kids name Amora and Aaliyah I have twins
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there's three Amora and Aaliyah you are beautiful I hope you can hear our voices right now yes indeed aora and a leyah
52:59
that that was a legend right there Richie Rich your mama will play it back for you in years you'll be able to comprehend who just said that all right
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all right CA you a more than Le are citizens morning all right rich and I'm a first time
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calling take that welcome to the tribal yo thank you
53:20
guys showing so much love and y'all have a good day a good holiday happy Wednesday Rich what you got for us man
53:26
before so look I brought some uh who who was wearing a medium now this
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right here nobody no Drew that's how I was pushing in in
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89 that's the car culture we talking about let me get an this is
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1989 I'm in front of that car right there fly as [Â __Â ] that's that's how I was pushing so when sway was telling you
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like the kid been at it for a minute that was an 89 kid okay this one I think sway what size is that this I let me see
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what size this is a cuz you only told me to bring four I didn't know I'd have brought 20 of them but y'all had to buy
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to send them back he want bam damn that's the 415 this is the record he talking about oh wow 415 this came out
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in 1989 actually wanted that they got the Heat this came out 89 and you see that big old chain the boy in the middle
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had on that album covers a collector's item there you and then uh let's see you got
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somebody else asked for the 5.01 so there's another one
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for who asked for the one but don't do it or was that SI is it what size is I
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don't know so this was me this so I had an alra ego I was Richie Rich and I was Double R that's double and this is
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Richie Rich so all his songs was positive songs like don't do it you feel me we played that earlier what size is
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that is that Tracy right there this is a large that's Tracy I like XO I can't fit
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no large the large I can do a large like Mike Muse you'll Weare that Mike Muse if you wear that you got to wear that to one of
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those uh hey they going to know what time it's y these are amazing if you can
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get the gear if you going even no you can get the gear at ww. Double worldwide
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I'm double it's dubl you feel me I had that L yeah it's not it's double like bubblegum so it's
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the DBL don't mix me up with cl coming up out the O and fool I'm balling like spr well that was the line so it's DBL
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so it's ww DBL worldwide.com for all the merch okay
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and once again the record is out on even. Biz you know what I mean okay what's that you br you want to talk about that later yeah okay out the bag
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okay um what song we got DB wires and voges tell me about wires and voges as we end this first of all rich I want to
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say man it's an absolute honor can I can I can I spray some some
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some WD40 on you right quick sure I called Sway and said sway I just dropped a
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record I know it's the holiday season I need to get down there and get with you
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so said when you coming you coming today I said I'm in Oakland bro he said you want to come tomorrow I said can I come
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next week he said let me look at my calendar yep you can come next week told me you was going to get me in you told
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me when I seen you at the Tupac thing you say Rich my house is your house MH whenever you need me I know everybody
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gone for the holidays but the real people still work he that's what we do I appreciate y'all
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I appreciate you and and what you brought to the game don't don't act like you I know what you do with one of them
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things I know what you do she push the mic away don't push it away hea they all
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no no he gave me the biggest hug in the lobby earlier thank you so much and the kind words that you said as well
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appreciate you Queen that's good that's what's up you catch that guy on Good Morning America everybody on this team
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is a super you probably seen him yeah no when he when you just said that I looked I said that's that's from the
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TV first then TV this a family right here he out he out in the world you
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could catch her all over the internet hosting and got her own platforms as well balling I'm in here with the
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balling these are the ventures he played a beat he made for common yesterday and common freestyled on it DB come on DB
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you know come on Torch performing at the event you coming to Friday that's torch oh and torch handle bu too hey Rich I
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said sending in the email yeah t a no business they gave it
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right now when I hung up when I looked at the text I said George go this [Â __Â ] he's
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fiery I met the young man in the lobby Tyler Tyler he's a DJ as well man that know all the words to the L Russell
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joint that's Lonnie light Lonnie he'll be performing as well that's dope and my man right here on the camera Dre he's a
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video uh extraordinaire man busy you'll see what he does with these clips and with your freestyle okay and DB of
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course man up you got Kelly C hooking you up with platforms you going to visit
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we did that in one day shout out Kelly too hey she she been lining it up bro it's it's crazy bro like I say I'm I'm
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digging back up from you know yeah and and it feels good like this you feel me
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cuz it's direct to it's direct to Source I'm happy for you man it's direct to Source man I'm I'm I'm happy for you and
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happy for me too come on let's get it man and we got more to do rich let's do it tell us about this song this is on
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the album we want y'all to all get it on even. Biz the album is called wires and V oh the album is called Rich Richard
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and the song is song is wires and vogs check it out uh it's a bluesy type track where I just get ACR I just like rapping
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Off beats man y'all tell me what y'all think song called wires and vogs off the album Richard available now even Di and
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they can reach you on social media at uh I'm at the real richy rich and that's always spelled t h a r e a l r i c h i e
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r i c h the real Richie Rich and we going to leave y'all on this note right here