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Host Aaron Rock interviews with the 804. The people of Rva, Music artist, comedians, and social media influencers
I got a bad feeling about this.
Speaker 2:What up? What up? What up? Up? It's your boy, A Rock.
Speaker 2:You know what it is? It's the Credo four. Yeah, we back with another one. We back with another one. I got my girl Miss D with me talk to me.
Speaker 3:What up? What up? What up? Hey,
Speaker 2:yo, Ben. What number this episode is?
Speaker 3:There we go.
Speaker 2:74. Here we go.
Speaker 3:We can't on it,
Speaker 2:man.
Speaker 1:We get
Speaker 2:we getting up there. We getting up there, man. So y'all know what it is. Y'all know what we do. If y'all not already, go ahead and subscribe to that YouTube channel.
Speaker 2:And we do got a Patreon, so hit us up on Patreon. You know what I'm saying? But without further ado, man, we got a special guest in the building. I'm a give him a d. Go ahead.
Speaker 3:Yes. We got the extraordinary. You put like
Speaker 1:Oh. Yeah. You know what
Speaker 3:I'm saying? I got
Speaker 2:I got you. I I you. I got you.
Speaker 3:Let's talk. Alright. Alright. We got it. Look, man.
Speaker 3:We got the Extraordinaire. Artist and battle rap eating them alive. Assassination. We got Jack boy man.
Speaker 2:Jack boy man in the building. What up what up what up with you? Yeah.
Speaker 1:Having me on, man.
Speaker 2:Man, again, I appreciate you for wanting to, you know, sayings. Get on the platform, man, for real dope. And just just let's let's get into it, man. Like I said, I'm new to battle rap, like just our local battle rap
Speaker 1:scene. We're we're gonna put you on today.
Speaker 2:And I was I was I was taught very well the last time, you know what I'm saying? My man Flea was on the show, you know what I'm saying? He he taught me well but this, you know what I'm saying? He told me you one and ones.
Speaker 1:Oh, I'm I'm I'm that one.
Speaker 2:Oh, shit. Here we go. Here we go.
Speaker 3:Yeah. I like the energy already. I'm here for it.
Speaker 2:When you come
Speaker 1:to the city, I'm I'm him.
Speaker 3:Yo. Talk to me. Timothy.
Speaker 2:So so talking to what part of what part of the city you're from and everything like that?
Speaker 1:I'm from the East then.
Speaker 3:He went on here and got that out the way. He said, let's get it out
Speaker 2:the way. They made
Speaker 3:it out the
Speaker 2:way. It's
Speaker 1:just my life.
Speaker 2:It is. It is. Look, look. It's crazy because I I I I that joke is funny to me because Mhmm. It's crazy because I I'm kinda like I guess I'm kinda like you.
Speaker 2:I had some time in Chesterfield too. You know what I'm saying? I grew up in the city Mhmm. But I had to spend a little time in Chesterfield, but I don't let no niggas know that shit, Doug. Wow.
Speaker 2:My bad. First time first time first time family. See,
Speaker 3:that's not what I'm all.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna tell the story. That's what it is.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:That's just what it is.
Speaker 2:Look, man. Wait. Look. Look. The way where I grew up, where I did I grew up, she knows.
Speaker 3:Yeah. You
Speaker 2:can't say that. No, No. You can't just tell no nigga you from Chesterfield. I ain't from Chesterfield. I spent some time in Chesterfield.
Speaker 3:That's the real shit because it is it definitely like you you did. He's like boot camp, man. Ain't gonna lie like
Speaker 1:Bro, like
Speaker 3:You might get beat up just for bringing up pencils.
Speaker 1:Listen. Listen. Listen. Oh mama's dog, I'm gonna tell my story to where that motherfucker is.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2:So tell us talk to it.
Speaker 1:It's like Yeah. I just I just grew up in a in a in a split household basically. So that's how that that situation come about.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? I got my mama house and I got my grandmother house.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:You know what saying? My my mama lived in the Jets. You know what I'm saying? From the one way, got them to Wilco and the most be
Speaker 2:to Right.
Speaker 1:Fairfield. And then grandma always kept a crib out in the in the county. So that's where we went to school. So we lived with my mama and drove to school in the county.
Speaker 3:Tired.
Speaker 1:So it's like, I'm not gonna cap about what it is. You know what I'm saying? I know I know everybody. That's how that's how I am how I am too though. Like, it play a part in, like, me doing the battle rap shit.
Speaker 1:Now it's like, everybody know me from the people from the time that I had in the county and the people from the time that I had in the city. Right. Before I started before I became who I was in battle rap and started touring a lot. You know what I'm saying? So it's like, everybody.
Speaker 1:It it just made me even more popular. Like, it just added to it. So it ain't something that I run from.
Speaker 2:So what got you into battle rap in particular? Like
Speaker 1:Oh, man. My cousin bet me.
Speaker 2:Oh, so it was it's a dare, basically. Yeah.
Speaker 1:So. So how this shit started was I was living in Jackson Ward at the time.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:And I was running my own little home studio from out there, Jaunton.
Speaker 2:Shout out. You know what saying? And as I was doing that,
Speaker 1:my cousin was like, yo, when I make music, it sound like I'm rapping at somebody and he knew other battle rappers in the city. So he was like, yo, you should do this shit. And I was like, bro, I'm not doing that shit, man. He
Speaker 2:like Oh, so you was already making music as if you was battling somebody? Or that's how he saw it?
Speaker 3:That's how he saw it.
Speaker 1:You were just writing music. I was just writing music.
Speaker 2:Okay. And
Speaker 3:he saw it like, yo,
Speaker 1:the way you rap, it sound like what they doing anyway. So you should do this. Right. I ain't doing that shit, bro. I'm good on that shit.
Speaker 1:I remember that shit back in in middle school because I'm fresh out of high school at this time. Right. I'm like, remember that shit from middle school. I'm not watching that shit. I'm not doing that shit.
Speaker 1:I'm good. Then he put some money on the line and it was like, alright. Cool. Who who you talking about? And then from there, I fell in love with it.
Speaker 2:Dang. That's
Speaker 3:right. That's insane. That that that is a hell of a story.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Because basically you just fell into it like Mhmm. And like, but when you okay. So you started there, but when you started saying like, shit, Cub might be on the zone now.
Speaker 1:I ain't gonna lie. It was it was my my same cousin who bet me, he knew some of the other battlers in the city. So like, as I'm getting my shit together, they would come around. I would be just rapping my shit to them, like, we end up meeting at the at the at the weed man house by accident.
Speaker 3:I was Right.
Speaker 1:Went to get some weed. They went to get some weed. I'm like, hey, yo, bro. Hit this real quick. Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's been my raps to them, and they kinda like, no, bro. You're onto something. So that just kept me going.
Speaker 3:That's crazy.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? And then eventually, just this the city picked up more, then I started doing battles outside of the city in Atlanta and New York and shit like that.
Speaker 2:Okay. So, like, I explain that that first time going up against somebody. Your cousin basically dared you to go out here and battle rap somebody.
Speaker 1:So my very first time battle rapping, man, I didn't go against the person that he wanted me to battle because getting into it, I had I had learned like, I'm I'm looking for that person, but I had learned that it don't work like that.
Speaker 2:It ain't gonna happen like that or something.
Speaker 1:Order you gotta go through. So when I come in in a battle rap at the entry level my first time, I was terrible.
Speaker 3:Yeah. I I
Speaker 1:fucked up all three
Speaker 2:rounds. I
Speaker 1:took all three rounds. I walked in that ball for the little like just straight up just not Karen Hood nigga like this.
Speaker 3:Right. Right. Right. Right.
Speaker 1:I didn't know what the fuck I
Speaker 3:was doing, but I was so
Speaker 1:my ego was so high on I'm a get this done. Right. You know I mean? So, no, I I fucked it all up.
Speaker 2:So so so then you got into it, then you traveling with it. So now tell me where where where has it taken you so far?
Speaker 1:So so before I get to where it's taking me, like, how I get to traveling is battling on a league in Petersburg and on Fleas League, you know I'm saying? They had pushing the footage. They got it to where other people from other states was watching us too.
Speaker 3:Right. Right. Right. Right.
Speaker 1:Watching Richmond as a whole. So some of them seen me and and reached out to me, and they wanted me to come and partake on their leagues, famous leagues like Spit That Heat, and things like we go hard and things like that. So these are leagues in different
Speaker 3:Different spaces. Yeah. Right. Right.
Speaker 1:Right. That's like that. So they start inviting me out. And then that's basically Atlanta, New York. I've been in Upstate New York.
Speaker 1:The whole DMV, Florida.
Speaker 2:Damn. You up here with it.
Speaker 1:California. I rapped in Vegas, but I'm about to wrap in Vegas.
Speaker 3:Straight up.
Speaker 2:Shout out. Out.
Speaker 1:Oh, shit. New Orleans.
Speaker 3:Oh, yeah. I know that
Speaker 1:was Dallas, Austin, Texas. Damn there everywhere. Chicago. I'm getting lost trying to trying to think all of them. Shit.
Speaker 1:I ain't never been asked that one. Arkansas.
Speaker 3:That's crazy.
Speaker 1:That's awesome.
Speaker 2:And you've been everywhere with it.
Speaker 1:Yeah. I've been I've been Milwaukee.
Speaker 3:I mean, pretty much
Speaker 1:so. I say out of out of 50 states, 52 states, I know I've touched at least about 35 of them.
Speaker 3:Yeah. That's major, man. That's major. Especially in the battle rap world, like, that's major.
Speaker 2:And then especially coming from coming from Richmond where a lot of people say we don't get out, we don't get out.
Speaker 1:Come on.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? Like, you out here, like, and that and that that should be an inspiration to a lot of other people too, man. Don't don't just sit in your home state. You feel what I'm saying? You gotta get out there.
Speaker 2:So, I I'm I wanna get into some more stuff but I I I before we got started, you told me it it ain't it's a family thing with you, really.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a family thing.
Speaker 1:I do it. You know what I'm saying? My girl do this shit. We all do this shit.
Speaker 2:Hey. That's some fun, man.
Speaker 3:Shout out.
Speaker 2:Shout out. Shout out.
Speaker 1:You You know what I'm saying? And and I'm a just wanna come to the album league. One one day y'all gonna have her over here.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Definitely. Definitely. Yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm a
Speaker 2:look. Definitely gotta get
Speaker 1:her up here. Tell her story.
Speaker 2:That's hard. But but that that that's what's up man. So so now so this this this battle rap has taken you plenty, plenty places, right? And it's putting you in the middle of a lot of different things too, right? So, I noticed, I know I've been seeing your name pop up in certain things and stuff like that.
Speaker 2:So I just you know what I'm saying? I don't know if you had an opportunity to, you know what I'm saying, address this or even tell your side of the story or just like what what's your involvement? But like, did Remy Ma to Papoose the situation?
Speaker 3:You knew he was gonna ask that question.
Speaker 1:You know
Speaker 3:what mean? I just I
Speaker 2:just wanna know, you know what I'm saying? How how how how a young man from Virginia
Speaker 3:In some shit like that.
Speaker 2:Get caught up in the middle of this. You hear what I'm saying? That's that's all that's all I'm really trying to figure out.
Speaker 3:Not too much. We just wanna know how how.
Speaker 2:Because when I when I've read that I'm like How the fuck this happened? Like Hey.
Speaker 1:So look. This how this happened. Right? So this how this happened. I'm at I may wanna bring me events.
Speaker 1:Okay. Because my girl was rapping on there. Yeah. So I'm there supporting her. You know what saying?
Speaker 1:At this time, I'm oblivious to all of the extra shit that we now know as far as them messing around or whatever the case may be. Right. I'm not aware all that. I'm in there enjoying the event. But me and boy do got our own issues.
Speaker 2:Facts.
Speaker 1:So what I was having our own issue, you know what I'm saying? It was I'm there. He wanted to walk up to me, try to shake my hand. I'm I'm from Richmond. I don't like you.
Speaker 1:That's not happening.
Speaker 3:Never wanna happen.
Speaker 2:Never gonna happen. So so
Speaker 1:I'm like, no. We go around the corner. We have our little conversation and shit. Long story short, you know I mean? I ain't gonna dispel that part of it.
Speaker 1:But the conversations had, everybody go about their business. Yet now, just now y'all just understand why I'm in the building.
Speaker 2:You know
Speaker 1:I'm saying?
Speaker 3:So it's not
Speaker 1:like You
Speaker 2:was supporting the lady.
Speaker 3:You know what mean?
Speaker 2:Yeah. And then
Speaker 1:and then from there, my situation with boy that night was over. So I I ain't had no conspiracy partner. I called nobody like yo Shut them up. In the back door.
Speaker 2:I ain't
Speaker 3:had nothing to do with none of that.
Speaker 1:Know what I'm saying? Niggas leaving out. Next thing you know, did boop back boop and
Speaker 3:He's been boopity boop.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So And then
Speaker 1:and then and then and then another thing that I'll show y'all gonna relate with because I'm from Richmond. Once you cross me, all bets is off. I don't gotta
Speaker 2:hold your
Speaker 1:secrets. I don't gotta you
Speaker 2:know what
Speaker 1:I'm saying?
Speaker 3:We gotta stop that.
Speaker 2:Why? Why? You you you broke you. So I
Speaker 1:was like, once once that happened once that happened, it's just like, shit. Once people ask us, it's like, hell yeah. I've seen that nigga get knocked out. Yeah. But ain't nobody else wanna say shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So now it becomes a thing about me.
Speaker 3:Like, you're nigga for
Speaker 1:a reason. I'm the lone person standing up like, oh, yeah. I I Pete gave me. He got knocked the fuck out. Everybody else like, shit.
Speaker 1:I'm like, why we being quiet? Niggas don't get knocked out with y'all for
Speaker 3:him. Be like,
Speaker 2:what's your happen every day?
Speaker 3:There you go.
Speaker 2:What's your name?
Speaker 1:Normal. What we lying about? They got knocked out. What we lying about? Like, he he get up and fight against me.
Speaker 3:Like, why we Leave and see another date.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? So it it was just it was and that's how it did happen.
Speaker 2:Dang. That's crazy. And then I'm
Speaker 3:It's always bitch, but we always in some even when we ain't in some. That's crazy. We ain't trying to tie in us,
Speaker 2:man. Nigga, this
Speaker 1:built a little different and and boy made the enemy. So I had fun with shit.
Speaker 3:No. That's major though. I mean, you know, that's called more than one way to skin a cat type. So like you said, it was over. You know what saying?
Speaker 3:But it it ain't mad. You know what I'm saying? It happened. Yeah. Is.
Speaker 3:He mad. You got to see the knockout. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:Yo. That shit had to be wild. I'm just
Speaker 1:Alright. Listen. You wanna know what's even worse? I will correct you. I ain't see it.
Speaker 1:I heard it.
Speaker 3:I can't.
Speaker 1:We need we need a warm, warm,
Speaker 2:That worse. Should make
Speaker 1:I didn't even see it. I
Speaker 3:heard it. Damn.
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying? Yeah. That should make it worse.
Speaker 2:Yo. Man, shout
Speaker 3:out to Remy
Speaker 2:So,
Speaker 3:I
Speaker 2:mean, this this like I said, this battle rap is taking you a lot, a lot of places, man. And and look, so let's let's talk about some of your biggest battles you you've had so far. Like
Speaker 1:Alright. Oh, shit. Biggest battles? I was in a tournament. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:One of the top guys from North Carolina is named T Top.
Speaker 2:Okay. Shout out. Shout out.
Speaker 3:T Top.
Speaker 1:Expect me to get, you know what I'm saying? A battle Tay Rock. You know what I'm saying? One of battle rappers.
Speaker 2:So so you so I don't mean to cut you off my bad too on that but so you saying that that was a win that you they won't expect you to get.
Speaker 3:Yeah because I definitely ain't 100 Breeze pad.
Speaker 1:Alright. So look. So now we're gonna break it down.
Speaker 3:So. Yeah.
Speaker 1:You know what? Yeah. You said you don't really know much. I'm a I'm a fool you. Alright.
Speaker 3:So. Educate the young black.
Speaker 1:Educate you
Speaker 2:real quick. I'm on. Talk to me, man.
Speaker 1:Very first big opportunity. Right? At some point, as these these battles is playing right here, it's probably gonna pop up on the screen. You know what I'm saying? But I battle the nigga named Jonathan Jonathan.
Speaker 1:Now let me stop. His name is Jojo.
Speaker 2:I was about to
Speaker 1:say, who
Speaker 2:the fuck is a Jonathan Jonathan, yo? Yo. Yo. Listen. It's the
Speaker 3:long ass thing. You
Speaker 1:I'm a young nigga. You know what I get on stage. You know what I'm saying? I I spent my first round. Got people going crazy.
Speaker 1:In his second round, he do this whole little chain angle. You know what I'm saying? And he do y'all probably seen through what happened to shit. Little chain Right. Out the That shit go viral.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? So after that shit happens, everybody now just feel like, oh, Jack ain't no good. Right. He ain't no so when I get to the next big moments after that, the t tops, the arsenals, the chess, the the the Tay Rocks, that everybody got that doubt over me. Right.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? And then time after time, I just smoke niggas.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Arsenal alone is in in packets here. I'm just saying. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Which which which is I also built this moniker called the devil. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:Okay. Oh lord.
Speaker 1:Where it's like from being a nigga who who went through that first big moment where it didn't go my way. Right. Nigga that bounced back and you know, I I look like a villain. I'll give a fuck. I might I might have gave a damn.
Speaker 1:I ain't never really gave a fuck
Speaker 2:though. Yeah. I understand that facts. Facts.
Speaker 3:He said that's the Richmond side of the beach. He dropped the fish. That's
Speaker 2:the wolf of sad
Speaker 3:beach shit. Wolf of
Speaker 2:for real, wolf. So it's like,
Speaker 1:them. It's like at them. Yeah. Just bounced back and made that happen and you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:And man, so so I like I said.
Speaker 1:One of them comeback stories.
Speaker 2:One of them comeback stories.
Speaker 3:That's the best stories.
Speaker 2:So, man, it it didn't I know it's a a real aggressive. Right? It's it's just it's a sport.
Speaker 3:He said,
Speaker 2:it's a sport. Is it real? He to get rid
Speaker 3:of nigga for
Speaker 2:No. Real. No. No. Hey.
Speaker 2:Did did you get that search?
Speaker 3:Yeah. Hell yeah. Niggas did knock out all types of other shit they can't disclose on TV. What?
Speaker 2:Get that serious. Yo. I'll be like, I know I it I know it get I know it gets serious.
Speaker 3:That's why I like battle rap, man. I mean, the culture of
Speaker 2:it is.
Speaker 1:I'm say it like If I was to do a percentage rate in battle rap of how that that invisible line that us as people, especially would it be in a urban culture thing Right. Us as black people, them them lines we have, the principles, the morals. The times that it goes across that line will probably be 15%. That's amazing. So it's not high.
Speaker 1:Right. But it
Speaker 3:happens. Right.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Because I'm I'm like Yeah. I look at it sometimes. I'll be like, yo bro. Like, I'll be like, you know my attitude sometimes.
Speaker 2:Yeah. I'll be like, yo bro, like you can't really just say certain shit to
Speaker 3:me fucking can and that's the part that I miss like, it's so sensitive now and battle rap give you what you used to. Like, if you wanna go ahead some what you used to shit, go to a battle. You know what I'm saying? Because it's raw and it's authentic and niggas actually sat down and thought about what the fuck they gonna say. It ain't just no, dick that powder up.
Speaker 3:Give it up, dude.
Speaker 2:You know
Speaker 1:what I'm saying? You know
Speaker 2:what saying?
Speaker 1:So So
Speaker 2:so alright. So then so that make it that make it known that most of these battle raps gotta have had like a pin game whatnot. Yeah. Hell yeah. Because because I I look at it as the art the art in it is just like it's crazy.
Speaker 2:It's it's it's it's a talent. So you having that talent when when you found out that that pen, do you ever feel like you're going gonna go back to, like, regular music or it's just, like, gonna be battle rap?
Speaker 1:I'm actually about to go into the span where I get back into regular music.
Speaker 3:That's right.
Speaker 2:K. Okay.
Speaker 1:I've been concentrating on battle rap for the last eleven years. Damn. Building this this this this brand that is that is the name Jack Boy main and Right.
Speaker 3:Right. Right.
Speaker 1:And been focusing on that. So now I wanna take that shift and get back to music because that's why I started that.
Speaker 2:Because I like I said, the the God pen game is so crazy. I'm like, some of these dudes could really be making some some some real music that got some type of substance behind it or just talking about some shit.
Speaker 1:It's a lot of it's a lot of great battle rappers and new battle rappers and old battle rappers and however you wanna categorize somebody that actually make decent and great music.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Because like I said, I'm I'm I'm I'm like I said, I'm new to it. I'm tapping into a lot of y'all like Jay Moore, his project. I I was I was really feeling that, Jay. Mhmm.
Speaker 2:And like I said, just listening to you battle, like, just me trying to play catch up. I'm like, yo, my man getting spit. Like like, where is where the music at? Like, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:Yeah. I'm trying to listen
Speaker 2:to that. Because because because I mean I mean, we just I mean, far as people musically, we all feening for that. Like, we we're feening for, like, actual music. Like, you know what I'm saying? The Drake era's over.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? Yeah. We want music now.
Speaker 1:No. Yeah. No. In fact,
Speaker 3:I can't I thought you was giving him a compliment at first. Damn. It was over.
Speaker 2:Was alright.
Speaker 3:You said the Drake era's over. I'm thinking you might have been. Not sliding Drake. It just
Speaker 1:I get what you're saying though.
Speaker 3:The way you said it, I thought it was a good perspective. But then y'all was like, oh shit. Now he didn't mean what I thought. No.
Speaker 1:I mean, anybody can sit up here with the with the microphone in front of them and say that their music great. And I don't got nothing at the moment to play for y'all. So I ain't finna just sit here and be bragging though.
Speaker 2:Right. No, no. No, but
Speaker 3:what I was saying
Speaker 1:is I got some shit on the way for y'all. You
Speaker 2:feel me? Then
Speaker 3:Some battles speak for they self.
Speaker 2:Yeah. And that's what I'm That's what I'm And I'm I'm listening
Speaker 1:to this.
Speaker 3:The sweat, the spit.
Speaker 2:The whole league. Like, you feel what I'm saying? The whole league is a
Speaker 3:Talk about that. Wait. I'm sorry, but I do. Like niggas in your face and shit, like, how do you process that shit? What stops you from slapping shit out somebody
Speaker 2:Damn.
Speaker 3:Head back.
Speaker 1:Alright. So here's the common misconception from far.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:As real as it is, there's also like a 25% WWE ish kind of thing to it.
Speaker 3:Okay. Okay. So so like
Speaker 1:so like so it's kinda like it's kinda like I you I know what you saying ain't real and you know what I'm saying ain't real, which which kinda leads to the moments that do happen Right. When someone gets super real. Right. And goes personal. And what I mean by real is somebody may have lived their life as a doughboy.
Speaker 1:Right. And and and the battle rap since they're they're battle rapping from the perspective of a doughboy. Right. When they're saying certain things like I whipped up this, it's not that they haven't done it. But when they specifically talking to this person like they was in they house doing it, of course, we know it's an exaggerated version
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 1:Of the life you live. Right. Right. Right. Right.
Speaker 1:That's the exaggerated part to be violent towards you. Right. So it's a effect of a base of what I am in real life with the exaggerated imaginary WWE part.
Speaker 2:Okay. You
Speaker 1:know what saying?
Speaker 3:Okay. Okay.
Speaker 1:Growing up in the city, my name speak for itself on what I got into. Right. You know what I'm saying? Right. But when I'm battling someone and I'm like, I'll kick your door.
Speaker 1:Of course, I've never kicked your
Speaker 3:Right. Right.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? But what I'm saying, I'll kick the door. I'm speaking from the fact of this is what I grew up doing. Right. Right.
Speaker 3:So if
Speaker 1:it came to it That's what with you, that's what can happen. Right. It has it happened.
Speaker 3:So this is real. It can
Speaker 1:and we're exaggerating forward like it's a forward exaggerated thought.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So
Speaker 3:You're pushing for the balance.
Speaker 2:There you go. There you
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying? I'm I'm thinking of the ways that I can hardly
Speaker 3:I can hardly.
Speaker 1:Telling and you. Metaphorically. Metaphorically. Yeah. And I'm telling you about
Speaker 3:it. Model. You know I'm saying? I like that.
Speaker 2:I like that.
Speaker 3:That's dope as fuck.
Speaker 2:Because it it like I said, it's it's art to it and and I and I appreciate just what like I said, the aggressiveness of it all just like I like it. Like I said, I like it. I like that that style of just hip hop in general. Like, I like aggressive ass shit like DMX.
Speaker 3:I've seen the viral video with a girl Mario Corning, girl on the battle stage because she her momma just died and she was saying something like, something like your mother and I die like your motherfucker or some shit.
Speaker 2:It did. She got pop right? Somebody
Speaker 3:And I die like your mother fucker.
Speaker 1:I'm sure. I
Speaker 2:I think that's a
Speaker 1:good shit. That's crazy. Yeah. No.
Speaker 3:That bottle of water did float. I'm Hands down. Okay. But nobody say it.
Speaker 1:Shout out to official, man. Shout out
Speaker 3:to official. Shout out.
Speaker 1:Official one of the female goats in battle rap from New Orleans. She had a battle with another another lady that's high profile named Coffee Brown.
Speaker 3:Okay. Okay.
Speaker 1:Shout out to Coffee Brown. And that's the battle that y'all referring to.
Speaker 3:So which one is Coffee Brown?
Speaker 1:The the the receiver of the book.
Speaker 3:Okay. Got it. Shout out to that water bottle for
Speaker 2:Stan and
Speaker 3:Graham, man.
Speaker 1:Yeah. Officials the one who who had the water bottle.
Speaker 3:She got the right name. Crying. I'm definitely crying. That's I'm tough.
Speaker 2:Man, so so alright. So now what's what's the journey? Where where where does where does this battle rap journey gonna take you? I I know you in the in in the battle rap league and stuff like that. So what what other what's what's what's your next few battles?
Speaker 2:Who who you who who you trying to battle next at at that?
Speaker 1:Who I'm trying to battle next? So I see. As, you know, the world famous wild and out hit man motherfucker holler.
Speaker 2:Love folks
Speaker 3:I'm his fake manager, but call me. On now. Come tell your side of the story on the Couille four.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Come tell your side. Hey, come to the city and come tell your Tell
Speaker 3:your side of the story. We get that, and if you don't come now They
Speaker 2:will have you.
Speaker 3:Assume that allegedly that you are ducking the wreck. Okay? Allegedly. But yeah, you can come tell your side. We are not unbiased at the Creator four.
Speaker 2:Yo. Mama. Shout out, man. Man, so that's next on your belt, right?
Speaker 1:Then I also got a situation with Souda Baby on the music side.
Speaker 2:That's So Okay. Hopefully, get that's the That's what
Speaker 3:you So you're ready to take off like Sonic Boom. That way,
Speaker 1:you you
Speaker 3:got some shit up your sleeve.
Speaker 1:I'm about to attempt to.
Speaker 3:Yeah. You got some shit up your sleeve, man.
Speaker 2:Yeah, man. So so now, so like I said, so what's the what's the plan for you now? Now that, you know I'm saying? You didn't set you didn't set a stage for yourself here in probably multiples markets. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:So what's what you setting yourself? What you setting the stage up for next?
Speaker 1:Music, acting,
Speaker 2:coaching. I did. Okay.
Speaker 1:I'm trying to get into anything, man. I ain't gonna hold you. Like, I gotta I got a big personality. Like, you know what mean? I like the dance.
Speaker 1:I like to have
Speaker 2:know I'm saying? I like the dance. This made a battle rapper.
Speaker 1:Battles. I'm very aggressive and
Speaker 3:Yeah. It look like two different people. That's probably why I man, I can imagine.
Speaker 1:And I'm just chilling.
Speaker 3:You like a nice person right here in person. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah. This me just chilling. I'm about to
Speaker 3:see but see, hold on. Hold on. Hold
Speaker 1:No. I'm a I'm a nice person, period. It's just I don't know. Alright. So listen.
Speaker 1:I'm a nice person, period. It's just this right. I don't got no gray area. Yeah. Okay.
Speaker 3:I love that. That sounds like me. That's what gets me in trouble most times.
Speaker 1:I see what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:So you so
Speaker 1:you already get it. Like like, it's it's one of two things. I'm either a sweetheart, I'm gonna give you the goddamn vest, the jacket, the pants that's that's on me. You ain't got nothing. I'm in the cold.
Speaker 1:I'm a be butt ass naked so
Speaker 3:you gonna be alright
Speaker 1:or I'm a take your shit off of you. It ain't ain't it's one of
Speaker 3:them too. That's it. There ain't
Speaker 1:no ever ain't no, hey. You could just have a vest. I'm a keep this so I'm alright. I'm a either give you everything so you gonna be alright or I'm taking everything. And if I'm taking everything, it's because you did something that would make me feel like Yo.
Speaker 1:I should show you an example and give you a a consequence and take every fucking thing. Yo. You feel me?
Speaker 3:So what he's saying y'all I
Speaker 2:feel you. That's craziest part. I understand. He
Speaker 3:said when you go low,
Speaker 1:I go to hell.
Speaker 3:Oh, no. Oh, mama's.
Speaker 2:That's why
Speaker 1:they call me the devil.
Speaker 2:Oh, mama's. I'm going to hell.
Speaker 1:And you gonna have to meet me there and just
Speaker 3:give up. Gonna have
Speaker 1:me there and give up. It's one the two. Yeah. See, what you see right here is a is a is a is a preview of hell because I'm just I'm just rapping loud and aggressive. Yeah.
Speaker 1:But, yeah, I yeah. But, yeah,
Speaker 2:I yeah.
Speaker 1:But but outside of that, it's like, no. You know what saying? Like, before this moment, like, now you see, like, nah, y'all even got me
Speaker 2:a little hype. See Now it come down.
Speaker 1:Voice ain't as deep no more because I was just chilling. You know I'm saying? Now you First, it was like, yeah. TOP, man.
Speaker 3:Was like, wait a minute.
Speaker 2:Who's on I chilling.
Speaker 1:You know, sometimes you gotta pop out the show.
Speaker 2:You gotta
Speaker 3:pop out. Yeah. Right. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Hey. Gotta pop out, bruh.
Speaker 1:You gotta pop out the show nigga.
Speaker 3:Mad at you. No. For sure.
Speaker 1:So like I was
Speaker 2:like I was I was saying, What's what's so what's next for you and your journey for like, you said you getting into music. So what's what's gonna be next for you far as battle rap? Like, you gonna do more? Like like, what's what's your plan?
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah. Battle rap is is is is shit. That shit my occupation at
Speaker 3:that point. Right. Right.
Speaker 1:So, like, that right there is like, you can you can you can count that as a guarantee. I'm gonna always do that. Then I'll from from from training myself from doing this shit for so long. Yeah, man. I don't of course, I don't do it every battle because every battle got different magnitudes.
Speaker 1:But if need be, I'm I can write three rounds, three minutes overnight.
Speaker 3:Right.
Speaker 1:I could I could start right now. And by tomorrow around four, 05:00, usually when events happen, I'll be ready to go.
Speaker 2:Damn. Damn. So do you have like I don't know. Don't know. Maybe I'm just I'm asking too.
Speaker 2:Is it like like battle rap groups like group of dudes or just a group of people just like we we we like a click or whatnot or
Speaker 1:is it We just like groups and shit like that too. So like in my in my battle rap journey, we formed a crew to kinda get the Middle East Coast known. You know what mean? And it was me and some some guys, me representing the Richmond area and a few other guys like Jay Moore, Richmond, rep in the Richmond area. And then you you got a drugs who was from DC.
Speaker 1:You got Ryder who's from Maryland. You got twerk who's from from my fucking Jersey. But at the time he was in Northern Virginia. So we not not Jay Moore part of the group, but the rest of us, we all just kinda like clicked up and just formed something to where Smack could just see everybody from the general area at one event. That's kinda how we got our names.
Speaker 1:You know what mean? Got popping.
Speaker 2:Man, I gotta I'm I'm gonna come into more of this stuff right. Like I said When
Speaker 1:you get on YouTube, just type in the Goonies. Yeah.
Speaker 2:See, that's the thing. Like We
Speaker 1:gonna see a lot of shit.
Speaker 2:I'll be watching this on YouTube. Every time I'm watching it on YouTube, bro, I'm like, I gotta get to one of these events.
Speaker 1:So that that nigga with the red bandana on his hat, that's Twerk right there. Okay. That's that's New Jersey twerk. That's like Okay. That's like one of the the goats of this shit.
Speaker 3:He's like, yeah, he'd be on a horse. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Me me and him was in a group together.
Speaker 3:Oh, lord.
Speaker 2:Exactly. Exactly. Yo Exactly. Man, this is this
Speaker 3:is That's not is I'm a be honest, like, I was actually more when I was watching Queen of the Rings Right. I was more focused as an artist. I say that when I used to be into the battle I used to be obsessed, like, I feel ashamed that I don't know a lot of the battle rappers now because I was really in that zone. Right. Right.
Speaker 3:Right. So
Speaker 2:I just I feel like I feel like I missed it. Like, feel what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:Yeah. That shit and that shit was when we was in middle of like going to high school. And like, that was that era. Bro. Yeah.
Speaker 3:That was that era. Crazy.
Speaker 1:That's shit everywhere, man.
Speaker 3:Yeah. It's
Speaker 1:nasty. It's It's battle rap everywhere.
Speaker 2:And the and the crazy about ain't saying like I miss battle rap. I feel like I miss our scene, like our Richmond scene. Because like I like I said, I'm I'm I'm known about battle rap, know, just
Speaker 1:Well, happy you said that part that you missed the scene. Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is where I cut in and tell you. Showtime Battle Arena.
Speaker 2:Let's go. In motherfucking Richmond, Virginia. You know what
Speaker 1:I'm saying? Ran by my mother fucking guy. Mother fucking flea. Fast lane baby. Also with my guy, Lou Castro.
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying? And my guy, Fuse the General, man. They got shit going. You know I'm saying? They bringing battle rap Richmond.
Speaker 3:Shout out to the guys, man.
Speaker 1:Shout out to the man. You've been if you feel like you've been missing it from the area, you're in tune with who you need to be in tune with, so you don't gotta miss nothing else.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3:Selena, may I see you play Hey.
Speaker 2:Look. Look. Look. You definitely like that. I told him, man.
Speaker 2:Let let us know, man. We're going to definitely be trying to get into into this and be at more of these events and stuff like that but I I'm I'm glad you came through. I'm a I'm a tell you now, like, let everybody know how they can reach you, your IG, you know what saying? YouTube and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Google, anything you wanna find out about me, man. Jack boy main j a k k b o y m a I n e. You know what I'm saying? Everything. That's how you gonna find me.
Speaker 1:Ain't another person in this world with my name none close
Speaker 3:to it.
Speaker 2:Hey. And then
Speaker 1:and then something that I do love about myself, a little pat on my back as a human being. Soon as you type in that j a k k
Speaker 3:Is going on first one that popped up.
Speaker 2:Let's go. Who's gonna bitch? Oh, Yes. Yes.
Speaker 1:Oh, mama. It don't matter what you want. Instagram,
Speaker 2:Twitter, anything. You're sick too. As soon as you
Speaker 1:type Jack with two k's
Speaker 3:Go on the
Speaker 2:I love it. Let's go. Yes, man.
Speaker 3:Look y'all but definitely what you want me to do? You want me to say something to introduce myself and it or you want me to say something to him? You said go ahead,
Speaker 2:miss d. I was saying go ahead go ahead, you know, letting people know how to
Speaker 3:Oh, I. Okay. Yeah. That's right. I thought so.
Speaker 3:Right. Might be the tree. But y'all, it's your girl, miss d. Y'all can find me at Instagram at the real underscore miss d l four. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 3:And I'm on my jack bullshit, man. Google me, bitch.
Speaker 2:I love it. I love it. Love This is this is fun, yo.
Speaker 3:Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2:It's your boy, A Rock. It's a creator. Oh, my bad. Thank you, Ben. It's your boy, A Rock.
Speaker 2:It's a creator for follow us on Instagram. Hit that subscribe button on on YouTube, and we got a Patreon. So hit us up, man. And we out, yo. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah. That's it.
Speaker 3:That's fine. It
Speaker 1:was like,
Speaker 3:why? Go interviews.
Speaker 2:Down with my boy Ray Ray. We came up on D Block.
Speaker 1:I got a bad feeling about this.