Nightly Stange Podcast - Special Guest CUTTxMACE

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SPEAKER_03 0:00

Welcome to the Nightly Strange, Range, Range, Range.

SPEAKER_05 0:04

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Nightly Strange. I am your host, D Makuno. In the building, live with us right now. You know what I'm saying? Cutting Maze. How y'all doing? Yeah, yeah. Hell yeah. Welcome to the show, man. How y'all doing today?

SPEAKER_06 0:25

I'm excited to be here. I've been seeing the traffic. I've been seeing the traffic coming through here. You know, it's only right. It's only right. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 0:32

Hell yeah, man. I've been I've been seeing y'all, y'all been doing your thing out here for a while, man. Like, I remember I you guys did the um the wailing days. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's that was a big thing. Like, they let me on stage too, because somebody didn't show up. I was like, I was all out of breath and out of, I wasn't even ready for it, man. How'd you how'd y'all end up getting that show?

SPEAKER_04 0:52

I think it was his name. Garrett, am I wrong? Yeah. Oh, D-Nak? D-Nak, yeah. He tapped me in. He plugged me in with that, bro. And um, I didn't catch your jack, honestly, too, though. He just wasn't able to go, but he tapped me in with D-Nak. And uh, that's how that kind of went about. And it was dope though. We was able to be a part of that shit. You know what I'm saying? It was something different, you know. You know, it was dope. It was just a dope experience. There was a lady there too. Her name's like Lady Type. Like I was grandma or something, and she ended up putting this on her little Instagram, you know what I'm saying? She was there doing her thing too. It was dope.

SPEAKER_05 1:29

Yeah, that was that was pretty fun, man. I mean, it was a nice little crowd out there and stuff like um, you guys have been out here making music for a minute. Like, so how did you guys form as a group or did you always work together?

SPEAKER_06 1:40

Bro, uh that's what I wanted to say too. I I know I I'm from Bremerton and I'm doing it in Bremerton, but I I've been all around for a minute, you know what I'm saying? So when I came back to it, you know, when we I came back to the city and I'm making music like this, it's only right that I get with my boy. You know, this family right here. We ain't talking about this ain't no motherfucking friend of mine. You know what I mean? Like, yeah, yeah, yeah. We grew up together, you feel me? Like my mama, his mama, his mama, my mama type shit. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 2:05

Like, yeah, real shit. That's a real family, you know what I'm saying? Because you get you get family that you're born into, and you get the family that you make in the city and stuff, and like that's I got a lot, I got a lot of brothers out here and stuff. Yeah, too.

SPEAKER_04 2:17

Yeah, yeah. See, we we cousins by blood, but you know, brothers by struggle type shit. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_01 2:23

Yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 2:24

Did you guys have a lot of people? I know you've been out here, yeah. You're good. Cause you you uh grew up out here, yeah. Are you did you grew up out here too, correct?

SPEAKER_06 2:32

No, I grew up, I grew up out there too as well, but you know, we from Bremerton, it's a little military city. Obviously, my mom was in the Navy, niggas. We just gonna say that. We're gonna cut it out there. So I was uh I was up out of there. I was up out of there young. You know, but I came back to the city when I was like, you know, young teens, but yeah, I had left for me and my mom was, you know, with my with my now steel stepdad. They've been together like 20 something years, you feel me?

SPEAKER_05 2:54

So yeah, no, my dad's a sailor too. Hey, hey, hey, no, no shame around here. This is a safe space. Yeah, it's crazy how we got sailors in our family, but we had to beat them up as teenagers. Get off the junior high, leave them youngins alone. So, you guys have been out here for a minute. So, I just want to jump into this. Like, they made the Kid Tap County rapper list, right? And I asked all my guests that come on about this. You guys wasn't on it, but y'all is constantly making waves. You always have people at your shows. Like, how did you feel about that? Shout out YC.

SPEAKER_04 3:35

But uh shit, to be real with you though, like you know, it's like the list is like, you know, that list don't really mean too much to man at the end of the day, you know what I'm saying? Like, shout out to everybody that's on the list, you know what I'm saying? You feel me? But I wasn't really triggering it, you feel me? Like, to me personally, I thought I thought the list was a little I commented on Facebook, I said it was ass. Just because it was like, you know, you gotta, if you're gonna do a list, you just gotta put it back. You gotta do the do your research type shit. You know what I'm saying? That's just how I look at it. Because there's a lot of people that weren't on the list that's really doing it, bro. That's that's doing their thing, you know what I'm saying, and making waves, you feel me? So I didn't know. It really don't mean too much, and that's because it's not like nobody's getting nobody on the list is getting a check. Nobody who's really like on that list that's really like paying their bills from rapid, you know what I'm saying? Like, let's keep it a being, you know what I mean? Like, so it really don't mean too much.

SPEAKER_05 4:28

Yeah, that is true. That is true.

SPEAKER_06 4:30

Like, I mean, go ahead, Mason. Yeah, no, I mean that's a good segue from what what cut said. You know, he already knows we we talked about it, you know. When it came out, we talked about it, we sat down and everybody talked about it. But at the end of the day, I was telling him, bro, like, I don't know what's going on in the city. I love it, I love all the attention that the city got right now because it's crazy, right? But just remember it's local, bro. Like, you know what I mean? Like, that shit is local, bro. So everybody on that list. I heard you was on, I didn't even know. I was watching one of the interviews. I'm keeping game, I'm like, damn, no disrespect, cuz like you don't see it, but you know, everybody's local. I was looking at the list like this, bro, just in a similar way. One from the top of the list to the bottom of the list. Can I get put on? If I get a feature or or something like that, can I get put on? So, what kind of list is that? You know what I'm saying? This this list is like, in my eyes, you know, it's like a room full of broke niggas talking about who got the most money. You know, don't put me in the room nowhere, nigga. Blow the whole room up. You know, don't put me in that room. I don't want to be a part of that room. Yeah, I got it.

SPEAKER_05 5:28

I'm the same way, bro. I was so mad. I looked, someone, someone tagged me, and they're like, You're on this list. I was like, fuck. Damn it. I was so mad because I don't I don't know the dude that made it.

SPEAKER_06 5:37

Whoever made it, shout out to them and and and noticing you, you know, because you you can't be mad about I'm not mad about why would niggas be mad about the list. Nigga, I'm worried about so much other shit really.

SPEAKER_05 5:46

I thought it was gonna be some bullshit. And like, and then my inbox started lighting up, and like, because they they another guy made another one with Chat GPT, and he put my old rap name on there, and so that one I was sharing, I was like, Yeah, cool, I'll take that. But like, I just I've been interviewing, I've I've known so many rappers out here since the 90s all the way to now. And all he did was pick a section of all the rappers from the Kit Tap County era, you know what I'm saying? Like, you guys ain't on there, fucking YB wasn't on there, no good wasn't on there.

SPEAKER_04 6:11

Hold on, I'm gonna I'm gonna keep it a bean, though. Look, this is real shit too, though. Like when we go back, right? Let's talk about back, you know what I'm saying, when when the music scene and groom, I feel like it was really at his at its highest for a minute. You know what I'm saying? Like, you know, when it was really moving from tropical blasts, nigga to Chet's place, you know what I'm saying? To you know what I'm saying, to everything, bro. Like, like around that time, even though I was very young, you know what I mean? Like, I was I was I was doing the music thing just not as just not as frequent, you feel me? Because I was a young man still moving and grouping. You feel me? But but like that's what I mean by that though. Like, you know, it's it was like from that era, I feel like. You know what I mean? Like, even though there was a couple niggas that's from that's from this era that was in there though, you know what I mean? But the list was a it's cool though, nigga. Like I said, shout out to everybody on the list, you know. But yeah, me that's not, you know, it really didn't. Because we never, I never been the type of nigga, bro, keep it real with you, bro. I never searched for validation nigga from no nigga, but no female, you know what I mean? So like I don't say I don't need that list of validation. You feel me?

SPEAKER_06 7:14

It's just different listing, a different list of nigga worry about, bro. I ain't really worried about no kiss, like you know what I'm saying? I'm worried about if anything, it's gonna be the Forbes or Spotify. I you know what I'm saying. I live in Cali, bro. I'm worried about the gas being seven dollars. Okay, like I'm not worried about like that's not gonna come across my mind or slow me down. I feel like the music level, as far as the disrespect, nigga, like that's disrespectful, you know what I'm saying? Because I don't feel like niggas is putting out music like this, like what we doing. But at the same time, I think every artist is gonna feel like that if you ask them. If you feel me, if you ask them, they really don't. If they don't, they shouldn't be doing this shit in reality.

SPEAKER_05 7:52

Well, I mean, like they was all arguing in the comments, right? And I'm just like, well, where's the music? You know what I'm saying? Where's the music? We argued for the music. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_04 7:58

Like I'm like prime example, right after the list, the following Friday, cutting mace. Can't believe it. You feel what I'm saying? Track, we dropped that. You know what I'm saying? We're gonna keep this shit flowing, and it's crazy because it's just the it's just the the timing of everything. That's how I look at it. It's crazy how the timing be your shit because we already had that track emotional dropping, you know. But it just went with what was going on, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 8:20

But shout out the list, though. Shout out to List. You wanna know why? Because the list started this shit, whatever, you know, whatever you want to call this shit, you know. But we're grasping it, and it's because of that list. It really brought niggas like, wait a minute, nah, I'm better. And it was like, wait, nigga, I'd never really like I said, bro, it's local. Everybody on the track, but we from is so little, cuz like we from Burmerton, bro. Like, I think we from the only place you can walk east to west. We used to do it all the time as as young niggas. Just walking up, I used to ride bikes. You know what I mean? Like, it ain't gonna happen, bro.

SPEAKER_05 8:55

You're not gonna make it on foot in LA. I tried to get off the freeway when last time I was down there, and it was like, it was like, nah, get back on the freeway, get back on the freeway. Like, yeah, the GPM, even the cop came out like, nah, brother.

SPEAKER_06 9:06

That's what I love about the city, bro. I can't, I can't like I was I get people get on here and they like, man, you know, I love Bremerton, bro. I am Bremerton. Nigga, I ain't seen a nigga that's Bremerton yet, nigga. I'll say that. I ain't seen no nigga that's Bremerton yet, nigga. Like, and that's no disrespect to nigga who played a carrying Bremerton. Yeah, you feel me? But I haven't seen it yet, you know.

SPEAKER_05 9:27

I think a lot of people just don't want to. I don't like the artist that don't be like, I don't want to be known as a Bremerton rapper. I'm like, bro, this is where you're from. This is kind of what bred you, you know what I'm saying, to be the person that you live from.

SPEAKER_04 9:35

But to be real when I'm always gonna scream. Like, like that's that's one of them niggas that'll go somewhere and lie about where they're from. You know what I'm saying? My that's how I look at that. You know what I mean? Like it changes, like it validates. I know I know people in real life that will lie like they're from Cali, knowing that they're not. My nigga, like if that gives them a little bit of stripes because they're from something, nigga. There's there's there's whole niggas. They just niggas everywhere. You know what I'm saying? There's real niggas, there's niggas that are from from fucking Port Townsend that are not bitch. You know what I'm saying? I guarantee you, if you ask them, they're gonna say they wear it from Port Townsend, my nigga. Like, you know what I'm saying? Because that shit don't make you, bro. Yeah, really.

SPEAKER_05 10:17

So it's that's what I like about Bremerton too. It's like, you know, when like you go outside of Washington and they're like, where you from? You tell them Bremerton, they don't know. But you somewhere in Washington, you'd be like, Yeah, I'm from Bremerton. Everybody knows where this is, they know exactly where it is. You know, meet niggas like not outside the Washington. No, you got everybody got to see the out.

SPEAKER_04 10:38

Yeah, niggas that aren't niggas that aren't frequent with Bremerton, know they'd be like, you know, like, you know, a lot of people, they're like, damn, there's there's niggas out there. You like it's a whole hood like me.

SPEAKER_05 10:53

I was working for Amazon for two weeks and I met some black dude up there. He was staying with some girl in Port Orchard, and I was like, Yeah, man, Bremerton, he's like, There's black people out here? I'm like, Yeah, there's tons of us. Hey, but you know something.

SPEAKER_06 11:04

Hey, but you know something, hey D Mac, growing up, that was the same reason why niggas was getting punched out by us. And we was wondering, though, like, why do we just have to soccer nigga from Houston? Not knowing that it's a naval baby. Well, the niggas from other places, though. Like, these are.

SPEAKER_05 11:17

And they would come out here just talking shit, like, oh, y'all motherfuckers ain't nothing. They didn't know we all cool with each other and shit. Man, there's so many navy dudes. Like, I'm cool with navy dudes now, I don't care about it no more. You know, I pay H08. We need to talk about it.

SPEAKER_06 11:29

I know we're gonna get there, D back. I know we're gonna get into the Navy thing was mentioned. And that's crazy to be, dude. I think we gotta clear the air on that because niggas might think now I'm ducking the navy tag, but oh nigga, no, I wasn't.

SPEAKER_07 11:40

Nigga, yeah, I was for a long time.

SPEAKER_06 11:42

I was in the name for a long time. But what I tell you, hell yeah. How long, how long, how long did you serve? For like 13 years, bro. I was in the name for a while, cuz like when he got all tweaky, motherfuckers act like I was ducking the tag. Nah, nigga, everybody know, bro. There's Navy niggas, and then there's niggas in the Navy. You know, you decide which one you are. You feel me? Like, that's just how it is, nigga. But everybody know that. AJ or Cut been around where it was multiple times, he'd have been around me where I was out at the team, at the job. You feel me? He knows what's going on and what it is.

SPEAKER_05 12:14

Well, you can usually tell. Like, and my dad, like my said, my dad was in the navy, so I can tell when a dude's been in the navy because you you never lose that, you never lose that walk. The way they make you walk around, I'm telling you, dead ass, bro. Like, they'll be in the club, bro. They can't even put a limp on that shit.

SPEAKER_01 12:30

I don't want to say that's a navy nigga, but hey, nigga, do you know here?

SPEAKER_05 12:36

You know, they got thick ass mustaches and shit because that's all the hair they can grow. You be like, what up, man?

SPEAKER_06 12:41

I always just be a different nigga, but I was in that shit, though. That shit was it wasn't for me, thank god a nigga out, you know what I'm saying? Cause look what they doing.

SPEAKER_05 12:48

But yeah, yeah, he's gonna be a good one.

SPEAKER_06 12:50

Shout out YB. Shout out YB, man. My nigga, YJ. Shout out YB. The nigga was saying some real shit on about the list, cuz 90. I don't know what he said, 90, 90 percent, 95. Nigga, 99, cuz. I'm putting a face to you right now. You feel me? Like, you was like, I was on it. Oh my god, let's go look at the list. You feel me? Because I hope we keep it up, but yeah, man, that's real shit. It's just like the list, that shit is corny cuh. If we made who made it though, does anybody know?

SPEAKER_05 13:15

Nah, bro.

SPEAKER_06 13:16

I hit the dude up.

SPEAKER_05 13:17

I was like, yo, man, let me get an interview with this talk for you. I was like, I look at it like this, especially in a Kids Hap County list. Like, if I don't make it, if Doc don't make it, or um like you gotta be somebody that was outside or outside right now. I've interviewed almost everybody in the city, like, or ran or went to the shows, all that stuff. So I knew everybody on the list except for like maybe five people, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_04 13:38

Like except for five people, and I know I knew a lot of them news on the list. I knew a lot of people.

SPEAKER_05 13:43

Yeah, I mean it was just one error of hip hop and stuff. Like, I remember like because like they didn't even put on T Mackin. Most people only know who that is. Back in like the 90s, he got um Yuck Mouth when Yuckmouth was hot to come out to Kingston and perform. You know what I'm saying? And like that, that was shit. That shit was huge. Like, everybody went to that shit. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 13:59

No good in the when uh what what's his face fat boy came out here? What's his name? Because I forgot his name. But uh T Rail, yeah. T Rail, there he is.

SPEAKER_05 14:09

Yeah, so were you guys on that last were you guys supposed to be on that last T Rail show that got canceled? Nah, nah. See, that's the thing.

SPEAKER_04 14:15

I'm gonna go. Nah, yeah, we was right. We did the we did the first one with bro, you know what I'm saying? And I'm gonna keep it a bean, though. Like, nigga, we did our show, we did our set. Everybody was rocking with our shit. A lot of niggas left last week before, you know what I'm saying? So so it wasn't as thick in there. I'm not even being, you know what I'm saying, trying to be extra on some real shit, though. A lot of people left, bro. They really came to see cut medicine. I was I appreciate the love. Shout out to everybody that's gonna be.

SPEAKER_05 14:38

Wait, did you guys did you guys leave after you performed? Yeah. Damn it. I didn't, I didn't I didn't even immediately immediately though.

SPEAKER_04 14:46

You know what I mean? I didn't leave immediately. I hold on, hold on, nah, nah, nah, nah.

SPEAKER_05 14:49

Y'all sneak it hands.

SPEAKER_04 14:54

He came out, right? He came out singing Mo 3 shit. I was trying to don't get me wrong, bro. I listened to T-Rail's music, bro. Like, yeah, we got a few tracks that I'll buck, my nigga, but I'm trying, I'm trying to hear your shit, bro. I fuck with Mo 3 too though, you know what I'm saying? But nigga, you're singing all his shit. I gotta battle it. I wasn't I wasn't there for that.

SPEAKER_06 15:11

You know, like and then they brought the they brought the air mattress out, and then and I just got bro, I was gone. I was long gone. Wait, hold on, hold on what was the air mattress for? I was long gone. Hey, you gotta ask somebody else because I was long gone. And it was a big ass 250 panel girl that came out. Hey, I'm right on the I wanna see what she's gonna do. Oh wait, he was that it was it was the it was like the ultimate, the top-notch room low. Nigga, it was all the brumalows.

SPEAKER_04 15:42

The boat was big and they popped that bitch. Keep it big. Wait, hold on.

SPEAKER_05 15:46

Was it was they like big, like nice big? You know, some big girls, this is how this is how dirty, this is how dirty, this is how dirty cut is.

SPEAKER_06 15:55

We performing right. I'm on the right side.

SPEAKER_02 15:57

She keeps doing shit. That's sexual assault type shit, nigga. That's sexual assault, nigga. She reaching up, grabbing nigga dick.

SPEAKER_06 16:04

So I'm trying to switch sides with cut. I keep trying to hit him with the little move, like we rapping, though, we performing. This nigga keep looking down at her, looking at me. Nah, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_04 16:16

I'm like, how many drinks do I need before I get it? I'm gonna keep it a bean though. Look, I was so in the zone, I wasn't even paying attention to what the hell's had going on. You know what I'm saying? I was I was just I shouldn't be focused.

SPEAKER_06 16:27

I had I had to hit some hard. We was all in the middle. I had to do the tennis squat a couple times up there. I had to hit the tennis squad on the big. I wasn't even trying to, you know, you know. I see why Kevin Gates kicked her in the chest, cuz because you're just violating. He shouldn't went to G.

SPEAKER_05 16:42

She got violated, you know what I'm saying? You can't reach up and grab uh security. And that shit was on camera and they still threw him in jail. That was called.

SPEAKER_01 16:51

I think that's major just football to the chest, but I mean, hey, you know, what are we talking about?

SPEAKER_05 16:57

And that was that that was over Eden, wasn't it? Yeah, Eden. Eden's up for sale.

SPEAKER_06 17:02

Have you seen that? Yeah, I've seen that. And I was like, crazy talk, crazy talk. I was just talking to Cut about that. That shit's up for sale right now. Wouldn't that be a power move? But at the same time, like like like white bee was saying, though, niggas do get tired of that, bro. Like doing the same motion and you know, oh, book this artist, come through, book this artist, come, you know, and then one big artist, maybe. Is he really a big artist? Cuz I'm not trying to be a hater though, because we got a deal. That's that's big to me. But T Real. I mean, look, I'm gonna keep it real though. Listen, this is real shit. You feel me? But at the same time, it's more than I've done. So I can't.

SPEAKER_04 17:33

They asked us about the second show with bro. He had the second show, you know what I'm saying? And I let him know, like, I'm not gonna hold you, bro. Like, I'm not trying to um open up with bro again. You know what I'm saying? And on top of that, though, me knowing shit that's going on, he just was put on the tour with the nigga Vito. You know what I'm saying? And their tour dates was close to the days that he was supposed to come to Brim. I know, nigga, he's not about to perform in Seattle. You know what I'm saying? Open up for this big nigga, you know what I'm saying? That's doing his thing right now and then come to Brim and perform. He wasn't gonna do that. He wasn't gonna make it.

SPEAKER_05 18:04

He ended up catching.

SPEAKER_04 18:05

Yes. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 18:06

That happened with the Young Drew show, too. I remember that. Like, I they said like when Young Drew came out here, he pulled up to the Charleston and was like, nah, I'm good. And dipped off. That was years ago, though. That was years ago. You guys, it looks like you guys put a you it looks like you guys put a lot of money behind your your uh music. Like, how much do you guys spend on videos when you make them? Oh my god, bro.

SPEAKER_06 18:28

You know, nigga, that's what I'm glad you said, but you know, you know we love music, bruh. Because they say, you know, you know, because it it I know I've given a lot more money than it's giving me. So I much like what it is. You gotta you gotta spend money to make it. Some of us got some real love for this shit, you know what I'm saying? So, but yeah, when it comes down to it, motherfuckers trying to get the top of the line, top of the line videos. The only problem is cuz it'd be a lot of bugazy ass shit going on with these videographers and these niggas that's shooting videos, cuz like, and you you can show them real love, just like the last show's name. If I knew cousin, I'd tell y'all, so nobody else will fuck with, bro. But he was really on some weirdo, like not weirdo, but like homie dropped off. He just wrote what he rolled with us, and we with him, he shot the video.

SPEAKER_04 19:12

What is his name?

SPEAKER_06 19:12

Cause I forgot his name.

SPEAKER_04 19:13

I forgot, bro. But listen, no, I forgot his name. Light skinned young nigga, bro. I forgot his name, but he's from Tacoma. He he we had bro with us shooting the video. He's with us for all night. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 19:25

We have brought it up.

SPEAKER_04 19:26

Like I said, I had bro in the spot, sipping. It was cool, bro. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 19:31

My real people, though. I'm from my real people, not not my friends. He was at my real people house. You know what I'm saying? The nigga played it for the jame. You feel me? And it's just like, bro, you know, like don't let a nigga run into you, bro. But it's good, you know. Niggas get off that little shit. I think we gave him, I think he gave him like I think he gave him like half up front.

SPEAKER_04 19:49

Like, yeah, I gave him half up front off the muscle, just broke. Like, you know what I'm saying? Bro, you know what I'm saying? Bro got over on me on the bread, though. I ain't gonna lie. I thought I catch him up a stretch of my sister.

SPEAKER_05 20:02

Wait, so he waited hold on. So he so he filmed the video, he was riding with you guys, hung out with you a whole night, gave him half the money, and he just dipped.

SPEAKER_06 20:09

It's like what happened, bro. What happened? This is what happened, bro. He the night after the show and shit, he sent well, like it was probably like four days after the show. He sent me like a clip, but it was only me. It was like a clip of what the video would be, but it was only me. And it wasn't crazy or nothing, but it was only me. And I'm like, where's Cut part that? He's like, Yeah, I'm still working on that part. Cool. Never heard from, bro, after that. Oh my mama, never heard from bro. Never heard.

SPEAKER_05 20:31

Yeah, y'all gotta y'all gotta remember his name, man, so we can put that out there. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's some shit.

SPEAKER_06 20:35

He a young nigga though, you know what I'm saying? Young niggas do weird shit like that. They play with niggas they're not supposed to play with, and it not that happens. You know, I was a young nigga at one point too. But you know, the world works, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_04 20:47

But the way the world works, though. You know what I'm saying? Like, I'm gonna bump into that nigga. You know what I'm saying? It's just the way the world works, it just happens like that. You know what I'm saying? Like, on a on a day, nigga, I might just be going to get some soul food out there in Tacoma. You know what I'm saying? Like, it just be like that, bro.

SPEAKER_06 21:04

That's why I like that's why I like that's why I like our city, D back, because you can't talk spicy online and do funny shit and and not go to events, yeah. Cause you will see somebody out there. That's what I mean. You ain't gonna turn around the meat. You'd be in Walmart.

SPEAKER_05 21:22

Is that nigga in the laundry department? I ran up to somebody one time. I was going to the pawn shop to buy something, and my home he owe my homeboy some money, and homeboy was taking a TV in there. I was like, what up, nigga? He was like, I'm gonna let you do what you do. Go ahead and take that TV in there, Flair. Yeah, yeah. I'm gonna need the money you're getting from that. You know what I'm saying? He was a goofy nigga though. You guys need the re one reason. Um I'm I'm glad you guys uh are on my show right now because you you've been dropping music consistently. Like, and that's the thing, consistently, you know what I'm saying? And so, what kind of motivates you to kind of kind of keep It going because some artists they'll drop one to two songs maybe every year, right? And you guys are just I mean, like I'm gonna go listen to your music again, and y'all just drop something.

SPEAKER_04 22:08

Yeah, you know, shout out, go play that shit. Hi, feature of Jada Shell. Shout out Jada Shell. She killed that shit. She killed that shit, nigga. Straight up. But yeah, you know what we did was I like it's just just staying consistent. We got music in the ball, you know what I'm saying? Like bro don't live out here no more. So so every time we do get together, we make sure that we're we're we're making at least three. You know what I'm saying? At the least, that's at the least, you know what I'm saying? So like we just gotta keep it flowing, and then we just gonna keep it dropping. You know what I'm saying? Shout out Jack, and we're just gonna keep it dropping, you know what I'm saying? That's just you know, we dropped it. First thing when we first got together, when we first got together, you know what I'm saying? It was like spirit of moment type shit, though, but the chemistry was always there, that's family. You know, we did cut and axe, you know. First track we did with the video, boom, did it hella fast, you know what I'm saying? Because bro, at the time, bro, was in the military, so he had to get gone, you know what I mean? But we did that shit, boom, boom. Did hella track still also, so we're dropping shit, but then we dropped our tape, you know? But then now it's just like we're just gonna keep hitting niggas in the head with these singles and then hit them with a tape again. But we still gotta think like I said, bro.

SPEAKER_06 23:17

Like you just gotta be intelligent with this shit, bro. You know, everything, everything that's the problem with niggas. We all can go in the studio. That shit is easy. That shit's easy, bro, to go in there and do something. I ain't gonna say it's gonna be great, but everybody can go in there and get behind that mic and do something. It's about the promo, it's about the consistency, the algorithm. Cause like I like for instance, last year I dropped 15 songs. So you go count them up, you know. That's more than a song a month. Now this year I'm on track for a song a month, at least. You know what I'm saying? That's algorithm talk, uh. Like a lot of these motherfuckers ain't even hit to really dropping music and getting audiences and you feel me, and doing doing what you're supposed to do. Like, ask a nigga, bro. How many, how many streams is one dollar? A lot of niggas don't know that shit, cuh. Like, it's like 775. The average on any platform is 775 play. It's one dollar, cuz. So think about it. I got a lot of shit on Spotify. You see a lot of them motherfuckers that do this with a thousand and it do that meaning less than a thousand. That means you ain't got a dollar off that motherfucker. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 24:21

If you're even lucky, bro, like if you're lucky, because sometimes they don't even have that thousand with the arrow of the little uh yeah, arrow on it or whatever, it just has response.

SPEAKER_06 24:28

So it it's a it's a whole game. We not getting that's why I said, bro, peep my name. You know what I'm saying? It's a L B Young Mace now. You feel me? It's it's still Young Mace on the streaming platforms, but it's ALB, and that's ain't looking back. Then is my niggas, you know what I'm saying? We not no group or not, niggas is a unit, niggas is like the organization, you feel me? And they from Akron, you know what I'm saying from the 330. You know, my nigga Ty SM Jess Cam, and we got my nigga Lurk, and then Ed from the Act, you know what I'm saying? Go look if you go on Instagram though, right now, and put in ALB underscore ENT, that's all of us, you know what I'm saying? That's all of our little thing. It's only five of us right now, but you like I was saying, they just put it together to me. You know, I was always looking for a group of lions, you know what I'm saying? Like to be with, but lions be hyenas and snakes, and you know what I'm saying. So I found a group of sharks, nigga, who only thing on their mind is eat, you feel me, and don't come in that deep end with us because you can't swim over here. It's not that you don't know how to swim, but you just couldn't swim over here. You feel me?

SPEAKER_05 25:23

So I'm so glad you said that too, about you know, just the consistency in the promo because a lot of people don't realize that dudes think you you know you drop one song, two songs a year, like you're trying, they're trying to do shit like they see big markets and it don't work that way. You gotta you gotta constantly just keep dropping.

SPEAKER_06 25:38

You gotta have you gotta have people waiting on you to do shit like that. They waiting for it. You gotta they playing your old shit that you was consistent with. Ain't nobody just dropped the two songs a year in blue, except probably blue face or somebody in the nigga, you know, and he just knows he stays online though.

SPEAKER_05 25:54

That's the whole thing. He's he's on live. Yeah, because that's what you gotta do. That's what I know. A lot of artists, like in between time, like if you ain't dropping nothing right now, right? Take your ass, go online, go comment on people's fucking posts and shit. Niggas don't want to do shit. I got motherfuckers sending me stuff. Hey, pre pre-buy my song. I'm like, nah, bro. Hey, kick him off the screen.

SPEAKER_06 26:14

I don't want to see this nigga no more. I don't like when niggas do that. No, man, they don't keep killing that, but that nigga like to get the spotlight. He wants us to stop and talk about him, bro. I don't like that shit, bro. Nah, but that's my nigga, bro. But I don't like that shit.

SPEAKER_04 26:30

The thing about it is, the thing about it is when it comes to dropping shit, and what what be the main problem with artists, you know what I'm saying? I feel like a lot of niggas struggle with it, you know, is is is the uh not knowing what you want to drop, being being scared of dropping a song because you might think it's uh they might, but at the end of the day, bro, I'm gonna keep it big. Nigga, if you love it, you know what I'm saying? You gotta love it. You feel me? Because if you don't love it, they ain't gonna like it. That's just what it is, you know what I'm saying? Like, and at the end of the day, some some shit that people that you drop is not gonna be somebody's flavor, but somebody's gonna be funny with it.

SPEAKER_05 27:02

And you know, you ever notice how like there's a song you may not like, but when you drop it, everybody else likes it.

SPEAKER_04 27:07

And everybody else likes it, that's how it be.

SPEAKER_05 27:10

It's never really the one that you like that go big. Your favorite, yeah. It's it's always the song you're like, uh yeah, I kind of made that one and dropped that out. Yeah, yeah, blows.

SPEAKER_04 27:19

And that's that's and that's that's why you gotta drop. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, don't think about it, drop that shit. Stop holding on to it, which just drop that shit.

SPEAKER_05 27:26

Yeah, so you can listen to it. And I mean, like, I used to rap just to listen to my voice. Like, I mean, I still make music, but that's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_06 27:34

This is a this is a great question for you, if I could on your show. Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. So, what is the difference from in the vault, right? Like, I got some shit in the vault and on the shelf. Because niggas don't understand the difference. Because if I said I got I got I got 90 songs in the vault, that means I have 90 songs ready to drop. I can send the button. That to me, that's what that means. You know what I'm saying? On the shelf, I would say I got shit, I don't know, a hundred, you know what I'm saying? 150, 200 songs.

SPEAKER_05 28:03

If you got songs in the vault, that means you got music ready to drop. It's ready to go, exactly. I don't know if niggas be playing on the show, bro. That shit ain't coming out, you know what I'm saying? Because that's how they use it in the record labels. They be like, Yeah, we're gonna put it down on the shelf.

SPEAKER_04 28:16

A lot of a lot of shit be on the shelf. A lot of shit, you know what I'm saying? A lot of shit be on the shelf. There's been a lot of times when niggas got some shit that's just been you might be in your email and buying some old shit, like, damn, nigga, I forgot about this shit. You know what I'm saying? That'd be that shit. You know what I mean? That'd be that.

SPEAKER_05 28:34

I got I got songs I never dropped, and I'm just like, yeah, they'll probably just sit there and stuff. But nah, like usually, like, because I mean, like, so when you guys record you purchase and purchase all your beats, do you guys record together, or do you like do it separately? How what's your recording process? It's only it's only together. I mean, yeah, it's only together.

SPEAKER_04 28:53

Yeah, it'd be together, you know what I'm saying? Because it'd be it hit different, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, it hit different. You feel what I'm saying? Yeah, but yeah, but everything, but but everything that you don't gotta drop everything you record either. Me personally. You can't hold on to it either. At this point now, though, I feel like everything that's recorded got must be dropped. If it's if it's a finished song, buggy. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 29:16

I think what throws off an artist, bro, is like, you know, they'll they'll post the song one time, right? And then they'll walk away for a couple hours, they'll come back, and then they they look on their Spotify and they got four plays. And that'll just make them scared to drop stuff. You know what I'm saying? But like, you gotta be relentless in that. You know what I'm saying? Like, I like for me, like when I post when I post this stuff, when I do it, I don't give a fuck. Nobody thinks, bro. Either you're with me or you're gonna be. Hey, hey, I'm gonna keep it real.

SPEAKER_06 29:38

You gotta you gotta you gotta flood them. You gotta flood them with it.

SPEAKER_04 29:41

Yeah, nigga, you can ask Max. I don't nigga. Every time niggas is in there, you hear me? When a nigga walk out that booth, nigga, it's like, nigga, did you hear me though? I don't give a fuck. Hey, bro, hey, anybody else think you hear me? Hey, I know, I know the nigga's name.

SPEAKER_06 29:59

I know the shooter's name, the the cameraman's name. His name is Zach. So I don't know his last name or nothing like that. I got him in my phone is Zach Shooter, so I don't know if it was Zach the shooter, but we keep it going, my fault. But yeah, yeah, no, you've been right. We should put it out to the to the world, yeah. Put it out to the public. But yeah, but yeah, yeah, that part. My fault, Cut, but that part.

SPEAKER_04 30:19

You good, you good.

SPEAKER_06 30:20

That part.

SPEAKER_05 30:22

Hell yeah.

SPEAKER_06 30:22

No, you gotta always gotta put shit like that there because that's fucked up, you know what I'm saying? Like corny at the end of the day, like you a bitch ass nigga. It was only what, like, how much money was it? It wasn't even like$200, it wasn't shit, though. Like, you really ran off the presentation, it's the present and think about how much business he could have got out of that.

SPEAKER_05 30:38

You know what I'm saying? Like, he could have shot you a dope video. Everybody been like, yo, who shot this? He could have got eaten, like he played himself for$200. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, and it's a woman.

SPEAKER_06 30:52

My fault. Y'all watching is you to see shit. Man, put that boy out.

SPEAKER_05 30:56

I'll turn my TV off, bro. I watched the Lakers get beat up today. I'm done. Yeah, yeah, they got whooped on over. It's not over. My fault. I called it too early. It's not over.

SPEAKER_04 31:03

I whipped on Thunder.

SPEAKER_05 31:04

They got whooped on them bad too in that fourth quarter.

SPEAKER_04 31:06

Thunder whooped on them boys, they're gonna continue to whoop on the boys.

SPEAKER_05 31:09

Yeah, no, they're gonna they're probably gonna sweep them. That the thunder is they're that motherfucking team right now. And so, like, I I asked again really quick though. I mean, you ain't gotta give me a solid number, but how much do you guys spend on music and promotion in a year? And I asked this before you say it, I asked this because I need other artists to understand how to how you how your level, how you guys are on your level right now.

SPEAKER_04 31:31

Every every year, right? Every year, I'm gonna keep it real, it's different. Niggas is growing in this shit. We're learning in this shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, so at the end of the day, you know what I'm saying, it's it's the every year is gonna grow something different because now we're trying to do shit differently, you know what I'm saying, and trying to reach reach different platforms with this shit, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, really trying to get your shit heard in different areas, you know what I mean? And and that's a different type of promotion when it comes to certain type of shit. You feel me? So, you know what I mean? You know what I'm saying? Monthly, bro.

SPEAKER_06 32:04

I would say, like I said, as much shit that you niggas want to do as artists. So I didn't mean for instance, right? I didn't, I didn't leaped off and went and did the, you know, oh, give us 300, we'll give you the woot-y-woo, you know what I'm saying? But that shit don't be organic 99 time. But us as artists, bro, on my mama, I didn't even know about that shit when I first started, you know, and then I started hearing people like, oh, that shit's box, or that shit's fake. I'm like, what the fuck? Because you think that's what everybody's talking about when they say put your money in the promo. That's what I thought they meant. But if you're talking about videos and and and actually having a annual master account on uh toon core and all that shit, bro, that shit, bro. You know it's a lot a year. I I don't know what, but a year is crazy. I don't even know, bro. I would open it.

SPEAKER_05 32:44

Yeah, I mean if you think about it, like if you do distro kit, what that's 30, that's 40 bucks for the year. If you do Tune Core, I know I think it's about the same price.

SPEAKER_06 32:51

But I do distro now, but I got that. Uh what's the what's the other one where it's like a professional dashboard, master dashboard account where you can just drop as much as you want, you know.

SPEAKER_05 33:01

Something, yeah, there is a master one. I've seen that.

SPEAKER_06 33:03

Right. So I got that one. I got the max one, you know what I'm saying? So that's the little yearly shit. It's like a couple hundred or something, but you could drop as much as you want, do whatever you want, you know what I'm saying? So, like I said, the yearly value, bro. You know, bro, who knows? You gotta love this shit, bro. Cause it ain't, you know, I got money off this shit. Don't get me wrong, I got paid for music, but like like Cut said, is it paying my bill pay, niggas?

SPEAKER_04 33:24

Come on, niggas then you know, you you know, you know, it's like I said, it's about progression. Niggas that did pay shows, you know what I'm saying? Like, that's cool, bro. You feel me? That's progression in this shit. A lot of niggas have never got paid for a show. A lot of niggas are paying to do shows, you know what I mean? Yeah, so it's like that's that's that's progression in this shit. That's you know what I'm saying. When you look at your your little account on your distro kit and you're and you notice that, damn, nigga, I got a hundred bucks. That's not a lot, but nigga, when you think about how much you're actually getting from this shit, that's something that's progression. You know what I mean? Like, it gives you motivation to keep going. Yeah, a lot of niggas don't get it as artists. A lot of artists don't get paid like that from your streams and shit, bro.

SPEAKER_06 34:08

You know, unless you're getting hella views on YouTube, and that's what I was saying, D Mac. This is this gives go to my next point. Then the conversation is that everybody dropping something right now. If I'm showing support, it's because nigga, we doing the same thing, nigga. Yeah, niggas is acting like they signed and got some major emotion. Nah, we all need to support each other in that way because we all doing the same thing, that's why it's respect, you know what I'm saying? That's why the that's through the respect comes from. We know the grind of getting in the studio, putting all the mours in, then you put it out, and maybe you don't get the reaction you want, maybe you do, but we all done put that work in, cuz like we all gotta respect that part, you know what I mean.

SPEAKER_05 34:45

I think I mean there's I think yeah, everyone could like I'm the same way, right? I think we should all everyone should share each other's music. You're in the same city, you guys are on the same grind, you're on the same shows.

SPEAKER_04 34:55

But what happens is some people get more likes than others, and some people feel a type of way, some niggas like I was told, listen, I was told this is real shit, and I gotta say this, bro, because you know, me, I'm the type of nigga, if I know you, this is room city shit, and I feel like because it don't cost nothing to support, you know. Like if I know you, I'm gonna share your shit. Doesn't mean, and I'm gonna keep it real. Like, not not every time I share a nigga shit, am I bumping a nigga shit? You know, that's just me showing support. Maybe somebody on my friends that I share too, they might like your shit. Right, you know what I mean? And I just gotta say that because I I be sharing shit, and I don't niggas and be like, bro, why you sharing that shit? You know what I mean? Niggas, you know what I'm saying? Like, niggas just hit me like, bro, why you sharing that shit? You know, you don't be bumping that shit, and I'll be like, nigga, that's my niggas doing his thing, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I mean it caught it costs us nothing to do it, too.

SPEAKER_05 35:46

You know what I'm saying? It's not gonna cost me nothing. Like, I'm helping. I used to share everybody's shit. Like, for a minute, I was sharing everybody.

SPEAKER_06 35:52

Like I said, we're from a small city, and I like I said, I was with everybody. The city does run off hate, but I think it started as envy. A lot of the niggas we from because think about it. Everybody you had on here, everybody that go to shows, we know everybody, everybody grew up with everybody, we all know each other, so it's all envy, bro. It ain't really hate. We all know each other, you know. I'm saying that's why when I see people talking crazy, it's like, damn, bro, I knew we went, you know, we know, bro. We them niggas, like you're like yo, we was out there, we know you when you was, you know, shaky. If you were shaky trying to be this guy now, you know what I mean? Yeah, it's a small city, bro.

SPEAKER_05 36:28

Yeah, like I'm saying, man, it's just you know, people everybody wants to be the first one to come out, but everyone's fighting for last place right now, is how I look at it. You know what I'm saying? Like, like, think about they made the take check this out. They made the Kids Hap County rapper list. We're gonna get on. The only person that did anything with it was direct and doc right now, and you on the show, you know what I'm saying? Like, and then I say freeze, he's getting everybody together. You know what I'm saying? That's gonna be on the 16th or whatever. He's like, hey, come here for the music. All the rest of the motherfuckers argued in the comments and then shut the fuck up. They argued for about two, three days. One goofy dude that's not even here fucking was trying to make diss tracks about people from eight years ago and shit. Like, fucking, it was goofy shit. Like, but speaking of that, so they're having the first what is the first Kitap County hip hop festival, right? Yeah, all right, and you and you're on that. Yeah, okay. So, how did that come about? Uh I'm not on it.

SPEAKER_06 37:20

Oh, you saying he's on it. Cut's on it.

SPEAKER_05 37:22

Yeah, he's on it. But you ain't are you you're not even out here no more, correct? Yeah, I make trips whenever.

SPEAKER_06 37:27

I I can go back whenever, but I'm I figured he'd have you on there.

SPEAKER_05 37:30

You guys are like a dynamic duo. It's like this. It's like I'm gonna keep it real.

SPEAKER_04 37:34

First thing I'm gonna say before I answer that question is uh cut and mace, we're a unit, you know what I'm saying? But also we're still all separate artists, you know what I mean? But so if you don't see cut and mace, you're gonna see mace, nigga. You're gonna see cut. And at the end of the day, you see and cut, you still might see mace, you know what I'm saying? That's just what it is. You feel me? Like his name might not be up there, you know what I'm saying? Just because of you know what I'm saying, the possibility of him not, you feel me? Like I said, Cuzby have his own thing going on, but it's still me. He still might, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 38:04

Yeah, in my life. You guys are both you guys are both independently strong artists, you know what I'm saying? And like I said, together you guys are a dynamic duo. Because it's nice when you have someone that actually has the same work ethic as you, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, that's because then you then you can bounce ideas off each other. You guys, you're promoting over here, he's promoting over here. You know what I'm saying? It sucks. Like, I I did that one time. I when I made it to Seattle, I'm out there making music, and I have people out here that were like, Oh man, I see how you're moving. Can I roll with you? And I'm like, Cool. But when I let them do it, they held me back, you know what I'm saying? And it moved, it messed up my movement, but that was on me, you know what I'm saying? So now I yeah, I can't. I mean, I some of them we're still cool, but it's like, you know, I can't fuck with you like that on that kind of level, right?

SPEAKER_06 38:44

Like you're saying, like I said, me and like I said, like you said, me and Cut, we like two individual artists, but something crazy together. We knew that, right? When we, you know, it wasn't like we tried to do that. That shit was natural, bro. We just came in there, did our thing because it was times we was freestyling and fucking around for years, right? Years, bro. We just never took it serious, you know what I'm saying? So it was always easy to go in there and do whatever. And these these shits, this, these songs we making, cuz like it's different, you know.

SPEAKER_04 39:12

We just on some different shit, and that's the main thing. We gotta switch it up, keep it flowing. You know what I mean? Switch it up, keep it flowing, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 39:21

Like, yeah, so what what do you guys have planned for the rest of the year?

SPEAKER_04 39:26

Like musically and just like entertainment wise, you know, we got we got more shit, we got more shit dropping, you know what I'm saying? We got hot flammers dropping, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, it's uh you know I mean the future really, you know, the future is is is is one of those things to where you know it can really anything can really come about.

SPEAKER_06 39:45

You know, see what we was gonna do, we was gonna do a tape. That's the truth, but at the same time, you be kind of knowing niggas' attention span be like fucking grasshoppers and squirrels, yeah. So motherfuckers don't listen to the whole motherfucking tape. So flood these motherfuckers with singles, give them some time to listen to everything, take it in. You feel me? You know, do it the right way.

SPEAKER_05 40:04

That's what's working for everybody, anyways. It's just my better cut you off. It's just to do a single, right? You drop us, you have an album ready, right? It's sitting there. We all make albums. If you're a real artist, you make an album, but then you're just like, Well, I'll drop the single out here. I'll see you. You want to see what takes off, then you can drop the whole album after a minute. It kind of seems what everybody's doing, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, and so if it's a formula that works, why not go with it? You feel me? It works. Yeah, speaking of the festival, though, right? So direct is on there.

SPEAKER_04 40:35

Let me ask you Greg's thing. It's directly, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 40:37

That's what I was about to say. I saw him online. He was like, he was posting, he was like, Yo, man, I got something big for everybody.

SPEAKER_04 40:41

Bro, doing something different, he's doing something different for the city. I'm not gonna hold you like a festival, you know what I'm saying? That's dope, and you know, you gotta think about it. It's it's not just it's one of those things where everybody's involved, the kids are allowed to be there, you know what I'm saying? So you gotta you gotta tone it down a little bit. Luckily, you know what I'm saying, direct family. So, you know, slid me in there, you know what I'm saying? Because at first, you know, they look at it like to the to the to the I don't know, I don't know how they look at it, but from the from what's being said, they look at it in a different type of light, you know what I'm saying? You know, I need to look at it a different type of light, yeah. You know what I'm saying? But it's just in the foot in the door to where they know that it's you feel me, it's good, you know.

SPEAKER_05 41:22

Okay, it's direct it's directs show, right? Why wouldn't he put you on? Why not? You know what I'm saying? And then number two, and shout out to you guys. If this is to the other rappers in the county, you might have some feelings, right? If I Google your rap name and a picture of you doesn't show up on the first page, you're not really you can't say anything. Tell him again though, tell him again. You gotta say it again, though. Google your name, and your face doesn't show up, or your music doesn't pop up on the first page of Google, like you're not doing that. That's a big deal. It is that's a big deal. I went to go Google their name, bro, and other stuff starts showing up, like real estate about that a long time ago. I got two names people can Google. You put it in. That's why the chat GPT pulled up my old rap name online. I was like, Yeah, motherfucker, what like so that's what it is, man. I but but shout out to Direct Man for putting this together. That's that's big. That's pretty huge. That's why I brought that up. Because you know, it's the first annual hip hop festival in Kit Hab County, you know what I'm saying? Like, they didn't, they don't we're our diversity is showing a lot now more because there's more of us than we have, like, we're more into the city. But like to me, this is pretty huge. You know what I'm saying? If anybody's upset about it, you know, step your game up. That's all you gotta do. Well, why was somebody saying something? They were like, Oh, he just put him on there because that's his cut.

SPEAKER_04 42:46

Nah, nah. Because I just nah, nobody, nobody said that, but uh, I don't really give a fuck if they did, to be real with you. You know what I'm saying? Like, that shit don't mean too much that to me, you know what I'm saying? I'm just keeping it a big shit. But you know, nah, nothing, nobody said that, but that's just you gotta just how you gotta look at it. That's why the artists that are up there are up there, you know what I'm saying? Because they got the the most diverse music, you know what I'm saying? You it's the first one, you know what I mean? So you gotta ease it in there smoothly, you know what I'm saying? You can't just come straight up in there and then niggas in there talking about you know, killing niggas and everything. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you can't have someone get up there like, yeah, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? That's why you gotta ease it, ease it into gently like that, I guess. You know what I'm saying? Type shit. It's new to me, it's new for me, but you know it's gonna be dope for the shit.

SPEAKER_06 43:31

You know, at the at the well in days, it was the same thing, right? It was one song, me and Cut was performing because we gigging with it. That shit set a cuss where boom, right in the middle, like boom, but they was still gigging. I was like, Oh, yeah, you know what I'm saying? Like in the world, it was vibe.

SPEAKER_04 43:46

That's the little shit. It was vibe. Welling days, we had it in there turned up.

SPEAKER_05 43:50

Yeah, no, that shit was fun.

SPEAKER_04 43:51

Like white folks was out there fucking it up on big. It was fucking it up.

SPEAKER_05 43:55

Yeah, no, I had a whole like period of my music, I didn't even cuss in it, you know what I'm saying? And I they they listen to my music, and I'm like, well I can't be insane, bitch fuck, and all the shit in front of them. So like I just LM music I didn't cuss in. Yeah. I got a son.

SPEAKER_06 44:07

That nigga, yeah, he got a son. He buckles that mess.

SPEAKER_04 44:13

My daughter, she's turning away.

SPEAKER_06 44:18

He better not say that cuss word, nigga. But he fuckles the music, nigga.

SPEAKER_05 44:22

You look at you looking at him like your white friend when the nigga comes up. Better not.

SPEAKER_04 44:32

Ninja. No, they injured.

SPEAKER_06 44:37

Bro, don't get into the music too much, bro.

SPEAKER_05 44:42

He's hot eyeing while you're driving and shit. And one time I was in traffic, right? And they were playing that song by Chris Brown and um what's his name? Lil Dicky. Right? And I'm in traffic at Silverdale, right? And these people are in this Jeep and the top's off. And it gets to the part where Chris Brown Lil Dicky's like, I can say nigga. And they were they were singing the whole song the whole time. I'm out the window looking at him. And they didn't say when it when the part came up when they had to say, they're like, that ain't really me, that's Chris Brown.

SPEAKER_04 45:08

They're looking at me back like they was killing them. They wanted to sing that shit.

SPEAKER_07 45:18

Nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga, nigga.

SPEAKER_06 45:21

He said, that wasn't me, that was Chris Brown.

SPEAKER_05 45:26

He said, the niggas gotta please the crowd. Shout out to Cut and Maze, man. So out of out, so let me ask you guys this question, right? Y'all perform with a lot of artists out here, a lot of artists and other places. But in Kentu County, right? Like besides yourself and anyone you're related to, who would be your top five rappers that you fuck with out here? Each.

SPEAKER_06 45:50

I can go. I mean, I'm a well, I can't go. I ain't gonna say the top five off my don't be like that. I ain't gonna lie, I ain't really social. I'm really with the work. You feel me? But I ain't social, you know. But I gotta give it to Jay Nachelle off the back. But I've been wanting to do something with YB for a while now, anyway. You know what I'm saying? That's what with that little song. I get the spanking shit. He niggas know what I'll be on. That shit crazy to me. I was like, this nigga was going crazy. You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_05 46:15

I like I like sorry mama by him. That's my shit. Like sorry mama is gangsting niggas.

SPEAKER_06 46:20

You know what I'm saying? So that shit nigga be going crazy. So I've been wanting to do something with him, and then you know, like I said, I'm really open to it, but nigga ain't too social, dog. Like, I ain't gonna lie, I ain't just running out. And we went to that little Washington State Hoods page. I this I got a song with my homie Bryce though now, and he's from like somewhere out the way in Washington, but somewhere far, but it was just on the Washington State Hoods, and we got a couple songs now. So, you know, I'm tapped in, I'll tap in with anybody. They got a page called Washington State Hoods. I need to get on that. Is that on Facebook? It's cool, yeah. It's cool. No, it's on Instagram, it's on Instagram. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 46:51

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 46:51

No way, I've seen that before. There was the one dude too, he had a song, his name was Y2K or something like that. And um he's he, but like I thought the song was tired. I thought it was gonna be. He's like, I'm not from the bay, I'm not from LA, I'm not from the bay. He's like, I'm from S E A. And I was like, and the shit was jumping. Then I was like, I wonder why it died down. What was going on? But he used he took fucking uh a beat from YG.

SPEAKER_07 47:13

Yeah, it's yeah.

SPEAKER_06 47:15

Yeah, I that's why I said you it's not it's not the music, huh? It's the it's the engine behind it, the foundation, the platform, the pushing it, the support. You feel me? That's why I said it ain't gonna be the niggas that you know that that make you a big artist.

SPEAKER_04 47:28

It's gonna be the most man. You listen to what you say, you see how that song would have boomed. You said if you wouldn't have used that beat, though, because I feel like that's the reason you know killed him. Yeah, all it takes is that little bit, bro, invest in yourself just a little bit more.

SPEAKER_06 47:44

But I've had it to where I I've had it to where a beat is like that, but it's made different. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you can do that. You can do that.

SPEAKER_05 47:52

You can have somebody make a beat song as long as you try as long as you change three instruments in the beat, it's a different beat.

SPEAKER_03 47:58

A little bit, a little bit better.

SPEAKER_05 48:00

And the song could have blew too, because everybody, people were playing it on IG and stuff. Yeah, it was good, it was cool. I was like, oh, someone's finally making some music for watching it. It was going crappy, man. That happened to a dude out here, man. Shout out him a bason. He he had this song called No Coach. Well, what happened, bro?

SPEAKER_06 48:16

What happened with the FEA, bro? What he just fell off the side of the earth?

SPEAKER_05 48:20

Well, I mean, like you think about it. After so, as soon as you hit so many plays, like it's usually it's like 10, it used to be on YouTube 10,000. Did he make a video? No, as soon as you hit like 10,000 plays, that's how it was on YouTube. You could start getting paid off the stuff a little bit, like more. But like then they they find it, they catch it, and the beat was copyrighted. You know what I'm saying? It was uh unless he contacts the labeled. Remember back in the day, bro, people are making mixtapes off everybody else's beats, right? And the music labels was like, fuck that shit. It's actually it started with um it started with this bar, and this bar was hiring cover bands, cover rock bands, to come in because it was cheaper than the hiring the real bands. And the record labels they got wind of this and they were like, nah, fuck that shit. Like, you're gonna have to pay us. Either you get the real band or you pay us. And so they they jumped on the rock side, then they got the rappers. Remember, then they came after that pip.

SPEAKER_06 49:06

Then he said, right on point, then you know what I'm saying? You need to stop ripping beats off YouTube, buy them, bum ass niggas. That shit been a thing for niggas. I ain't I don't know when is the last time niggas ripped off YouTube, bro.

SPEAKER_05 49:19

Like, that's it's been a while since I've been to actually know. I I think I went to the school two years ago, and the dude he was rapping, and you know, he's rapping. It was like, buy this beat now. That's what I'm saying.

SPEAKER_07 49:27

That's just goofy, bro. Come on.

SPEAKER_05 49:30

You hear the tag all through it? Like, at least be smart and make the tag part of the song.

SPEAKER_06 49:34

Yeah, man. Shout out my nigga, shout out my nigga Hyphy. He's been with Clinton Mace since the beginning. He's another nigga from Akron. I'm telling you, three.

SPEAKER_07 49:41

Akron got a lot of real things, bro.

SPEAKER_06 49:43

It's just a really good shout out every time. He ain't doing it every time.

SPEAKER_05 49:48

Yeah, no, I know I know a couple people from Akron. They be they be those are the homies. Those are the homies. So you guys also sent in this song. Did you want me to play it for the audience?

SPEAKER_06 49:57

Hell yeah. Hey, this unreleased is called Up. This is Cut and Mace, Unreleased. You know, you guys can look out for the release, but we're gonna have to spice it up a little bit. When y'all hear it, y'all gonna understand that, but we gotta spice this release up a little bit. We're gonna play this shit for niggas.

SPEAKER_05 50:09

Yeah, so we're gonna play a new song by Cut and Mace before. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_04 50:12

How much uh we're gonna play the beginning.

SPEAKER_05 50:17

What I listened to a couple times. You guys said it to me, I uploaded, I was like, well, okay, hold on.

SPEAKER_06 50:26

Hold on, hold on, okay, hold on. Before you first play, what you think? Just honest opinion, you don't know us, like you don't know us. You know what I'm saying? Like you know them niggas.

SPEAKER_05 50:33

No, I like I like that first of all, the beat, I heard it and I was like, okay, I know what that is, right? And then the hook was good, and your verses was tight. You know what I'm saying? Like you guys make good music, you know what I'm saying? It's like I've heard look, I I used to work, I used to be on the bar exam with Jinx. Like, I know what terrible music sounds like.

SPEAKER_04 50:50

Hey, hey, I would if you if you that I wouldn't even care if you didn't like it.

SPEAKER_05 50:55

Yeah, it's not about me. I'm not I'm not I'm not purchasing music. I listen to it.

SPEAKER_04 50:59

Yeah, seriously.

SPEAKER_07 51:00

That's serious. I'm a fan of my shit, bro. I'm a fan of everything, yeah.

SPEAKER_05 51:05

Hey yo, that's why I used to say I'm like, I rap to hear myself talk. Yeah, you know, you know what I'm saying? Dead ass stuff like that. I'll bump that shit all day. Hold on, I'm gonna play it right now. All right. I love that shit.

SPEAKER_01 51:19

Um stack of stars, so money.

SPEAKER_03 51:33

These niggas broke with no goals, go get your riches up. Get your paper. These niggas fucking broke hoes, go get your bitches up. Which one you picking up? Whatever stuck to the code, these niggas switching up. These niggas broke with no goals, go get your riches up. These niggas fuckin' broke hoes, go get your bitches up.

SPEAKER_06 52:13

These niggas be fighting and got 30 in their bank account. So why the fuck would I listen to what you talking about? Literally ain't worth the penny words coming out your mouth. Shut up. Little nigga get you bred out. Take the bitch away and get you set out. Why? I thought a bro nigga said something. Better watch your tight. Green dot with the shot like it's too tight. I don't know what the game is too flight. I couldn't go to court return brothers too bad. Couldn't go by young mates, just go by young fights and no fight. Cause that's where I'ma do. If any nigga play that I just wanna be up on that bullshit, put them bull clips, make a nigga forget about that touchdown. I learned quick, I ain't a nigga you wanna fuck. I think you lost a fuck up.

SPEAKER_03 52:53

Niggas broke with no gold, go get no rich and stuff. These niggas fucking broke hold, go get your bitch, it's be the right roll, this one you picking up the gold, these niggas, bitch and up, these niggas broke with no gold, go get your rich and stuff, I broke these niggas fucking broke holds, go get your bitch, take it up. It's the right roll, this one you picking up whatever these niggas witch and the wife rocking who you rocking with the bottom down I can't be with the bottom whatever's the Oh life of the Like it's must be that like it's the weak day put in the motherfucking milk tape. I put a black nigga, go get up and broke hold it your bitches in the road, which one you pick the whatever stuck to go, these niggas put to these niggas broke with no gold, go get your bitches up. These niggas fucking broke holds, go get your bitches up, whatever. It's these rolls, which one you pick up, whatever stuck to go, these niggas put to go.

SPEAKER_05 54:52

I ain't even hear that. Must be your technology.

SPEAKER_01 54:57

I heard it. I heard it. They heard it, baby. They heard it. That's it.

SPEAKER_05 55:03

I like that. That's the um, so who how you guys own the beat then, correct? Yes, sir. Okay, perfect. So the that the beat is a flip of um that was Snoop Dogg. I don't want anybody to get the real thing. Listen, listen, hold on. We don't want niggas too related to that. Let's do niggas together. No, no, no, no, I'm just saying, like, I'm like, I listen to you. You know, that's the artist.

SPEAKER_00 55:28

Hey, but yeah, I listened to it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yo, you flipped it, yeah, dead ass.

SPEAKER_04 55:32

You got a good ear because we flipped it to where you, you know what I'm saying, you wouldn't even uh, you know, that's the shit you play when you in your direct deposit hits.

SPEAKER_05 55:43

Like, uh-uh, uh-uh. Getting money. Yeah, yeah. No, that shit was.

SPEAKER_06 55:57

And it's not a knock to people, because that is kind of, you know, but they say in the real list is 30 under 30. And I ain't do that. You know, we ain't get the 30 M's under 30. You know, but 30 bands under 30. Shout out Doc.

SPEAKER_08 56:09

Shout out Doc. Shout out Boomer.

SPEAKER_05 56:12

Yeah, nigga. Hell yeah. So where can everybody let the audience know where they can find Draga's music at?

SPEAKER_06 56:20

And streaming on all platforms. Go put in Young Mace. If you put in Young Mace, Y-U-N-G-M-A-C-E. You put that in, or you put in cut though 1100, you put that in, it's on all platforms, you know what I'm saying? And then go on Instagram, check out ALB, Young Mace, A L B E N T. You feel me? It's a it's a marathon, niggas is still running, nigga.

SPEAKER_04 56:39

You gonna go on IG, type in cut though 1100, you know what I'm saying? No, this shit is this shit don't stop. This shit don't stop. You go on you go on Instagram, type in Cut X Mace, you know what I'm saying? Go follow that page. You know, that's the shit we do together. You feel what I'm saying? We drop everything together on Cut X Mace. You feel me? Also on our solo pages too, but you know, you know, keep it flowing, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 57:04

Oh, yeah, we're gonna have all that right down here at the bottom as soon as I edit the show and we put it out on Monday. Man, I appreciate you guys literally. Shout out, Cuz.

SPEAKER_06 57:12

See, that's the that's the comments we need to show love to. We Bremerton, that's what you need to do. What the heat just there? You feel me? Show love, be real, nigga.

SPEAKER_05 57:20

Bremerton can unite like like the betas just off top. Like, there's so much talent out here. But like I said, everybody it's like everybody says crabs in the middle of the city.

SPEAKER_06 57:28

But it's envy, like I said, it's envy, and the envy don't lead to love, it leads to hate. Bruh, believe it every time. Nigga get full of that shit, bro. You full of that hate shit. I remember I came back.

SPEAKER_05 57:39

I was the hater. I was mad. I was like, why are these guys more popular than me? But it also made me work harder. But then I was just like, fuck it, bro. Like, it's it should be all love out here. Like, people don't understand Washington State, the Northwest period is the last uh untapped potential in hip hop. You have Cali, you have Texas, you have the Midwest, you have uh the East Coast, you have Florida, all that stuff. Nothing solid has come out of Washington, not a solid movement out of here. You can get people from Washington, Oregon, Idaho if you feel like it, Alaska, you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_06 58:09

And just say, bro, it will. Just wait on it. It will. You know, niggas is niggas is understanding more and more about every day.

SPEAKER_04 58:17

You know, it's a new light, man. It's a new light. You know what I'm saying? Like, oh yeah, it's different. You feel me? So it's just gone, it's gone. Like I said, man, no matter who it is, you know what I'm saying? It's it's coming. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 58:29

Oh yeah. So I appreciate having you both on my show, man. Do you guys got any shout-outs you want to send out to anybody?

SPEAKER_04 58:38

Shout out to everybody that hates us, man. You know what I'm saying? Come on, shit don't stop. You feel me?

SPEAKER_06 58:47

Yeah, man. Hey, man, I already know, man. LB, young mace, man. Shout out LB. Shout out my niggas out in 330. Shout out this music shit, shout out them real niggas. All my real niggas, shout out them niggas. You feel me? You know what I'm saying? All my real niggas, you feel me? Shout out them niggas. You hear me? And uh I'm gonna say it like I ended my last one. Get your money up, broke ass niggas. Everybody know I'm gonna keep saying that after any every interview, and you know who I'm talking to. Get your money up, broke ass niggas, and niggas know who I'm talking to, nigga. And that's why you gotta do shit. Like, I'm sitting in the house, why you ain't nigga? Get your money up. Broke ass niggas.

SPEAKER_08 59:26

Hell yeah, hell yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, you know, go ahead.

SPEAKER_05 59:30

Ladies and gentlemen, this has been the nightly strange, man. I appreciate Cut and Mace for coming on tonight with the show. Everybody, thank you for tuning in with us. We will be back next week. Um, this is the Nightly Strange. I am D Mac Uno. Until next time, ladies and gentlemen. Cut up.

SPEAKER_03 59:44

Let's get it, man. You're welcome to the Nightly Strange, Rain, Strange, Range.