Sam (1:29)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (1:29)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I took it easy though. I should be way crazier. But you know, when I had the green beard, I used to walk around half a million every day, you know, but you know, you grow up sometimes. Yeah, yeah.

Sam (1:38)

You feel like you're buying less materialistic things.

Mr. Organic (1:40)

Most definitely. And then I learned so much, especially from the blinged out stuff to the, you know, getting authorized dealer watches, getting solid gold. I learned that from losing so much, spending four or five hundred thousand dollars on jury, then have to sell it. When you go on hard times and they give you 200,000 for something, it's like, wow. Okay, now learned the real things I learned about authorized dealers when I was in Switzerland, getting to watch it directly from them. And then I also learned about solid gold. This Cuban alone went up almost $20,000 since I bought it two years ago because it go at an all time high. So like things like that I picked up.

Sam (2:13)

That's interesting because I always assumed chains went down in value.

Mr. Organic (2:16)

Yeah. So the diamond was sold like you see the one with the diamonds. And I learned I am cool with jewelers, right. So that's what I learned too. So when I sold my money and lost half, now I got jeweler friends, when somebody sell their stuff, they give it to me at their price because I'm cool with them. So I don't lose no money on the bling down stuff. But if I buy something for me, I want the solid gold, 18 karat full gold. And I hold that and it goes up in value.

Sam (2:39)

Yeah, gold's been going up, man.

Mr. Organic (2:40)

Right, Gold. And also like Cartier bracelets and Van Cleef, they go up 5% almost every year. Damn. So it's almost off inflation. You're going to make money on it if you just keep them. And that's a nice good purchase too. I learned that.

Sam (2:52)

What else are you investing in?

Mr. Organic (2:53)

Of course I invested in crypto in, in the early ages, in 2000 and twenties when everybody got in, you know, I did very well in that. God is great. But then I was stuck in a cold, you know, cold front for a while for like two or three years. The bare market, the bear market. And it was, it was grueling, you know what I mean? And you, I learned so much. When you got new money and you, and you experience that, you think it's never going to end. You think it's going to keep going up. And then you get shocked like, damn, this is real life. This is what bosses go through, this what billionaires, millionaires go through. So it was rude awakening for me, especially when my business at the height was my content. So I explain this all the time. So people see me with the six supercars in Malibu and the big mansion in Malibu, they're not understanding my content is my business. The more cars I get, the flashier I am, the more people buy my clothing, the more people invest into my videos, the more sponsorships and partnerships I get. So once everything drops and people stop paying attention, crypto drop. Now you go into your bank account to pay for all this. Now it becomes a problem. So it's things you learn. Yeah, but it's a beautiful lesson Though, because me and my friends shout out to my guy, tall guy car reviews. We created this genre of being urban influencers. So you gotta think about it. Eight years ago, there was no black person from the hood that talked like me, looked like me, that was doing content. Unless they were doing pranks, family channels. No, we was coming in buying hellcats. We was the first people with hellcats, Corvettes, rapping the cars of the crazy colors. So all this stuff you see now from all these young, urban, white, black, Mexican, whoever they are, that's doing this car content, doing this lifestyle content, being themselves, we was the original seeds of that. So what comes with being the original? You got to learn the, the, the height. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know that it would be a. Into it. I'm thinking the more stuff I get, the more viewership I get, the more money I'll make. Boom. Not knowing that to be real, when you black. And then people might take this wrong, but I'm telling you, if I was a white person like Jake Paul, one of them, I had all the shit I had, I'd be the biggest person in life. Shout out to Andrew Tate. He's half black, but he kind of looked white. That's how he got to. He got to. I was here before him. Had all them cars before.

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Mr. Organic (5:59)

All these people. But I'm black, so it's like it's a certain cap you would get to and that would happen. So I had to be the guinea pig for my people. And I was, and I took that. And it was a blessing to go through it and still bounce back. But it was a hell of a time, though.

Sam (6:11)

Damn, I wonder why there's a cap. That's interesting.

Mr. Organic (6:13)

It is interesting, right? Because you can't tell me like a real urban black person that's in the content creation that's real. Not a video game player like me. Like, what's up? You can see me knock out robbers, you can see me have women, and all this at the highest level. I don't stream, I don't play no fucking video games. I'm a real nigga, so to speak. You know what I'm saying? So you can't show me another that's at that level and stays there and keep going up. It's almost impossible in the content creation world. It's not like, woe is me. No, I'm a blessed. I became a millionaire, but it's just a fact and no one could tell me otherwise. And I was the guinea pig for it.

Sam (6:45)

Yeah, now you got at least some, some of the streamers like Kai Speed, they're blowing up, right?

Mr. Organic (6:50)

And that's a blessing. But as you see, they're still goofballs. No, no offense to them, but they're not like me. They don't intimidate you. I'm 6 foot 6, 230 pounds. I could punch you and break your jaw. One punch. I'm good with firearms, you know what I'm saying? I get any woman I want. When I walk in a room with zero dollars or a million dollars, I'm different. I'm not these little goofy guys, you know what I'm saying? Shout out to them. They millionaires, they make a path for our people too. It's a blessing. But there's nobody out there that was like me and still isn't. And it's okay though. But as long as you can make it out the hood, that's a blessing. That's how I take it. We opened up a lane, me and my dog Slim, that. Now people from the hood, they don't gotta be basketball players. You don't gotta sell drugs, you don't gotta be a rapper. I could be a content creator, be myself, start my own clothing line, get me some partnerships and still make some good money. Even if I'm not a millionaire. Just imagine I make enough just to pay my bills. Being my fucking self, that's a blessing. And that way we open, open those doors for that.

Sam (7:41)

Yeah, I love that mindset. Did you ever go back to the hood after you got out?

Mr. Organic (7:43)

Man, hell no. Shit. Me, that's the most. Listen, the most dangerous place for the hood is the black man, you know what I'm saying? Like, white folks be scared. They're not. We're not. They not gonna touch you. They gonna let you go. They take you, the police, they scared of you. You gonna tell. Yeah, we know that. We train not to tell our tails. I fuck all that. I made it out the hood. You play with me, I'm gonna tell you and try to kill you. I'm gonna do both. I'm with all this shit. I need all my options. You know what I'm saying? I'm an octopus with this shit, but I got my energy there. People know me and they know I'm there for them. So I give them inspiration, motivation. But I can't go back and just interact. It's very dangerous, you know what I'm saying? Rip to Nipsey Hussle. He did that. You see where that got him. He was our hood messiah. And look how he got killed on his own land that he bought, that he was raised in, that he created this whole genre and got killed in broad daylight by one of his own people. It's fucking crazy, right? So that what that gets you? But I'm smart enough to play from afar, still motivate, inspire my people. When it's time, it's time. But right now I got to see the world and show them greater things, you know, I'm saying they can see me. I'm. I'm very visible.

Sam (8:40)

Feel that.

Mr. Organic (8:41)

Yeah.

Sam (8:41)

Dating in Miami versus la, what's that? What's that difference?

Mr. Organic (8:43)

Like, see the brilliance of being a person on social media and really being that guy your whole life. The world is my turf. So, like, it's not like I'm day to day and dating women in Miami. I'm on Internet, I got social media. I could date a bitch from Poland. I had bitches fly in from goddamn Zanzibar, you know what I'm saying? The next weekend after I meet her on Instagram or something like that. So it really ain't no difference. But I put it like this though. If you really want to know the feeling of it, you got a feeling that these women are more plastic and more Transactional, right. They have the conversation with you of, you know, what are we doing? Or what can you do for me more than who are you? Where are you from? Do you believe in God? They're so transactional. I want to worry about what can you do for them? What can you add to them? Instead of what can we combine together and grow and learn me. And then we get to that part. I see that comes a little faster. Not to me. Because once again, my content, you know, I'll let you know who I am. I'm not a person to play with like that. If any transaction going on with a woman, it's coming to me. You know what I'm saying? I treat it like the mob. If you know about the mob, if it's the Godfather, right?

Sam (9:46)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (9:47)

And it come with earners and capos and shit. If you want to join the mob, I'm the boss. I'm the millionaire. I don't want to came from nothing. You just a regular bitch with a fat ass and some titties. Okay. You want to get with the Godfather, what are you bringing to me to be around me?

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Mr. Organic (11:03)

Should be. Why am I the boss? Millions of dollars. All this clout, all this legendariness. 1% of 1% money. 1%. 1% physically. And I'm gonna do. No, no. What are you doing to stay around here? Show me. Show me your. Your reason that I should fuck with you. That's how I conduct myself.

Sam (11:19)

So that being Said, in your position right now, could you date a woman that was broke?

Mr. Organic (11:22)

It's a fucking impossible never in life. I need something that is already on the move or already up there with me. She gotta have something just like the women. She gotta have ambition at least, you know, and I gotta see that in her. And if I do, we could work with it. But if she broke and she's struggling, she get the fuck away from me. I don't want nothing to do with you, you know what I'm saying? You a curse, you know what I'm saying? They say that in like 48 laws of power. Stay away from the, from the bad luck and the broke G. Hell no. And a woman, she liable do anything, sir. You know, when you a person of success and you groomed yourself to be this type of person, that's the most dangerous thing is a woman that's desperate and broke. She'll try and do anything, especially you don't cater to her, you know, you come with all type of accusations if you don't do what she wants. Nah, you gotta have some skin in the game to mess with me, you know, it ain't about what you bring into the table. It's about what you bring into my table. And I like steak, you know, grass fed. I heard that's kind of bad for you from what I just heard, so I might gotta switch that up.

Sam (12:17)

You might have to go to Wagyu.

Mr. Organic (12:18)

I might gotta go to Wagu. I still like a good lamb, you know what I'm saying?

Sam (12:21)

Lamb chops.

Mr. Organic (12:22)

I love a lamb chop marinated, you know what I'm saying? I like that. I fuck with that. For real though, champ. It's like always had this mindset too. The glory of being a person that was born with these attributes that every man would want, you know, from being his stature, you know, having this beautiful skin and face and having this charismatic attitude and, you know, wittiness and humor and still having this vessel that anybody would die to have, then obtaining money and clout with it. Never drinking alcohol, never smoking weed my entire life. No baby mamas, no kids. At 43, still looking like a specimen. I'm a real life superhero. I feel like I'm the black magneto mixed with thanos. That's how I walk around. And I'm. I'm stay this way.

Sam (12:59)

Damn, that's rare at your age. Well done, man.

Mr. Organic (13:01)

Most definitely. Thank you. Especially as a black man. And I take it serious. And I'm always talking about my, my people, but like I always say it ain't no black power. It's just. I know my people need a vessel like me. We need a Black Panther for real. They need a. I just feel like I'm like the black Captain Planet or something for my people. I ain't going to save nobody that don't want to be saved. But the motivated, inspired come with me, you know what I'm saying? We don't get our. Get our ass up and grind. Don't give me nothing. I'm going to work for everything. I don't deserve nothing. I got to earn every motherfucking thing. So anybody fuck with me, we about earning, you know what I'm saying? So no matter what we've been through in our life, no matter what we've been through currently, fuck all that. What we doing to fix it. Let's learn, let's grow. That's what it's about. Let's get everything because it's there for us. This is America, you know what I'm saying? Fuck all that. We built this shit. So how the fuck we going to be the last place? Hell no. Let's go to war.

Sam (13:51)

I love that mindset.

Mr. Organic (13:51)

Let's get it.

Sam (13:52)

What about dating a woman that had money, but it was made off her looks?

Mr. Organic (13:56)

I mean, we're going to be real philosophical right now. Like, I ain't. I ain't no fool. I'm a player at the same time, too. So if she doing onlyfans, you know, I'm gonna play the game with her if she getting the millions of dollars, and I ain't gonna be. My heart ain't gonna be in it, but my dick will be. You know what I'm saying? My dick will be for sure. And I'm gonna run the bag up. Well, I'm gonna siphon that bread up out of her. You know what I mean? We're gonna have some fun. But I'm not gonna take her serious. Let's be realistic. You know, I'm a man of morals and principles, so I never attached something to put my heart online that's going to be able to shift her mind and her body just for a dollar. That's a. That's. That's not a good person to be around, but it's business. And I would get that money out of her, but I wouldn't take her serious. I could never. And I'm. I don't give a fuck how much it is. I would never take her serious. We could have a good time. She could give me some bread and I'm Saying, buy me some shit, but nah, brother, I wouldn't give a fuck about it. You know what I mean?

Sam (14:43)

What's the most you've spent on a girl.

Mr. Organic (14:46)

Man? It's real minuscule, but at the same time, I did have a girl that allowed me to be in. I mean, I ain't gonna say she allowed me, was in an open relationship.

Sam (14:54)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (14:55)

So I gave her the guidelines that I'm gonna give her. You know, you take care of this household. I'm gonna have other women that I'm gonna make sure you're good. I'm gonna give you a couple, you know, make sure you take you shopping, look good, feel good. So I really don't know the number, but I bought a few bags and did a few trips and things like that. Women spend way more money than me than I ever did on them. You know what I'm saying? I'm the one, damn it. Close. So, yeah, it's really like how much a woman spent on me. We talking about a hundred thousand in the lump bam, right there in hand cash, you know what I'm saying? I've done that on a humbug because they understand, they believe in the glory. I'm a hundred million dollar man. I'm gonna get that. So any woman that believes in me and invests in my program, she gonna be repaid handsomely for sure. No matter if we don't fuck around no more. I never forget nobody that believed in me. And it's very appreciated, but I am the one. So think about it, Sam, right? If you building a hundred million dollar business, right? And that's your goal, and that's what you put in your all your mind, your body, your soul into. And you know that's projected. We know podcast is getting $100 million deals, right?

Sam (15:52)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (15:52)

And this is what I do. And if you're a woman and you got any type of extra finances, why should I cipher out this money that could be going to this $100 million business to you for a purse to show off for your fucking friends? For what? What. What are you going to do with that money? But what can I do with that? What can I do with that extra thousand dollars? How many more podcasts can I do? This one podcast go viral. We here. Why are we thinking about the. You thinking about. Think about what I'm doing. That's where I need to go to. That's how I conduct myself.

Sam (16:19)

Facts. Speaking of $100 million podcast deals, Shannon Sharp, he had an offer to sell his show for 100 million. And then all this stuff happened. What would you do if you were him right now?

Mr. Organic (16:31)

Once again, I'm going go back to this because we got to keep this in our forefront. Every successful black man that stays in that whoremonger phase, they go out bad. I could name them. R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, Tupac. Like, people forget Tupac. He went to jail for. You know, basically he was out on bail, like, punching that guy. He was going back to prison for that. People don't understand. So he was going down for that Shannon Sharp right now, P. Diddy, almost all our successful black men go down to women. You must have a balance here. You gotta have some stress or you can't be and shout out to him. We ain't gonna talk down. Because Louis Farrakhan says this, and I take it to heart. Cause it's real. The same thing will make you laugh and make you cry. Don't laugh. Learn. It might sound funny, but it ain't fucking funny. It could happen to any of us. A bitch we messed with 10 years ago, we ain't think we did nothing. But she feels some type of way. See you get that deal. Just make some shit up out the blue. Or you might did a little something extra. Too much. You. Ah, damn. I did. She did say stop and I got. Damn. Did two more strokes. Fuck. Damn. You know what I'm saying? Let me give her some money. Not too late. So with the Shannon Sharp situation, it's all about balance. You know, he got to the pinnacle. He worked hard in the. We thought it was over for him. The Skip Bailey, he did his own podcast. I was like, is he really gonna make it? Who knew Cat Williams was gonna do that for him? We didn't fucking know. Yeah, but he believed in himself. He invested in himself and he did that. But he didn't take the precautionary measures of protecting his assets, which is him and his brand. Women will take you down. So all that freakazoid shit must come to an end. You can't be no fucking single freak with millions and millions and millions of dollars. You're gonna lose it. It's a fact. So that what it boils down to? And all this freaky shit we hearing, like, if you into that, I get it. But brother, you can't be on single. You gotta get you a woman that's with that. That's your girl something. Your wife, you gotta do it with her. Or take your ass to goddamn Hong Kong and Beijing and Thailand somewhere. Get you some lady boys and go CR and do all that wild time up. You can't do that, sir. And then with a 19 year old girl, brother white. Oh my God. With the fresh white snow. You tripping. You and you 54 and you got a big moose bow winkle noise. You a big nose too. They gonna really look at you crazy man, you know what I'm saying? You had no chest, sir. And then you had. And then you talk crazy on your podcast about sex on all the time. So I talk a little bit about sex too. But I'm not messing with that many women no more. It's past transgressions. I understand where I'm going. And the more money I get, the bigger I get, the less I'm going to talk about it. Because you can't do both. You can't. It's going to go bad for you. Simple and plain. So I wish the best for him. It's a fight. And I believe he's strong enough to fight and win. But he lost more than 50 million with this situation. Can he make it in the future? Of course he can. And hopefully he learns from it and grows. I wish nothing but the best for him. Do I think he did something out of pocket tour? I don't. I think he's just a freaky old big moose nose.

Sam (19:32)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (19:32)

You know what I'm saying? He just want to get nasty with the. You know what I'm saying? Only fans you could tell. The dialogue is chopped up. She was setting them up from the get go 100. What the. Is these conversations recorded? What are you talking about? You should have known better though, you know what I'm saying? You an old country, you should know better than that.

Sam (19:46)

When you're on a phone, you gotta assume it's always recorded.

Mr. Organic (19:48)

Always assume it's recorded and treat it that way from the rip and. And move accordingly, you know what I'm saying? And set up boundaries and set up your own proximity protection right away when you felt that, you know what I mean? And so I wish him nothing but the best. But he laid in his bed. He made his bed, he gotta lay in it. Yeah, but once again, people don't laugh. Learn same thing. I make you laugh and make you cry. I promise.

Sam (20:09)

Well, shout out to Stephen A. He's never been caught up in some shit like that.

Mr. Organic (20:12)

Stephen A. Keep it but think about it, right? He never keep it too sexy talking all that well. He handled his business, you know what I'm saying? Look, uncle Thomas a little coonish but hey nigga, you gotta do, you gotta tap Dance. Sometimes he got. Did he get his hundred million dollar deal?

Sam (20:24)

Stephen A. Did, yeah.

Mr. Organic (20:25)

Yes, he did. You know, he put a little tap shoes on it sometimes you got. Hey, brother, sometimes you gotta play the role. Back in slavery times, it was some house in there learning how to goddamn read it. Hey, hey, master. Get in the book and read real quick. Eating the corporate, get a little information and a wife and real quick. But you had to play your role. And they go back outside. Hey, this is how you read. This is the Bible, you know what I mean? You gotta play your role sometime. You gotta infiltrate to elevate. Damn, that was a bar, you know what I'm saying? You got to infiltrate to elevate, but you got to keep your integrity and morals. And I will tell you, I believe Stephen A. Smith kept his integrity and morals because he constantly pulls people in. He didn't want a guy, Stephen, I mean, Shannon Sharpe, that job when he lost it with Skip.

Sam (21:03)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (21:03)

You know what I mean? He didn't have to do that. That's a direct competition. So he is a good man, but he play his role as he should. I ain't gonna never down a man for tap dancing a little bit, you know what I mean?

Sam (21:14)

We all gotta do it.

Mr. Organic (21:15)

We all gotta do it, you know what I mean? It's only right. We gotta have common sense and have discernment on the goal, you know, when we get there and we get our free, then we could do what we want. But right now we got to do what we got to do till we could do what we want to do.

Sam (21:26)

Absolutely.

Mr. Organic (21:26)

So shout out to Stephen A too, though.

Sam (21:28)

Shout out to him. You still doing the no FAP stuff, man?

Mr. Organic (21:31)

That's a good question, man. I think I wanted the first, you know, especially from the urban side. I'm an innovator in a lot of things, so I like my. My glory and my homage. There was nobody looking like me talking about, no, not jacking off and not watching, you know what I'm saying? Coming from the hood, you know? So that changed my life. It did. I swear to God it did. There's something about, you know, changing that narrative of just busting a nut for no reason. And I'm gonna tell you what it was. It's like I thought about it. I'm laying in the bed beating my meat, you know what I'm saying? Got my legs cocked up all crazy, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes you bust a nut on your own stomach and grabbing some. A T shirt that you want to wear tomorrow. And put nut all on it. It's some weird shit going on here. Why the Am I a legendary superhero, beating my meat like a fucking weirdo when I could go get. I gotta earn this nut once again, I'm all about earning. I'm not about deserving nothing. I don't want no instant gratification. I gotta earn it. So I don't do semen retention. Like, I ain't fucking pussy. I'm a fucking bitch. But I must earn this nut to come out my body. And that's how I directed it. And that translated to me working out more, translated me to focus. That's the same time I started my YouTube. It was a direct correlation. When I started no flap, I started YouTube and I became a millionaire. So I tell people all the time, not jacking off and not watching changed my life. It gave me more directive, gave me more energy. It gave me more, you know, vigor to go handle business. And on top of that, let me hit the gym more, because now I can't. This nut piling up. I got to make it look at me a little bit more. I got to get a little more witty, a little more smart. I got to earn this shit. You know what I'm saying? So it elevated me physically, mentally, and monetarily and spiritually, too.

Sam (23:07)

I feel you could channel that energy, man, for sure. It's powerful.

Mr. Organic (23:10)

And I still. I'm still practicing to this day. And I'm trying to do more too, with, like, I got a woman I'm with now, and I'm trying to even, you know, stick with that and not have numerous women and just go vulgar mode. Because I know 100 million coming for me. I can smell it. I can feel it in my bones at night. It wakes me up. Have dreams of just glory. So I know I must, you know, shack down and be. Be a real disciplined individual right now. Nice.

Sam (23:33)

You said no kids yet. You want kids?

Mr. Organic (23:35)

No kids for me as of right now. It has to be like, once again, my favorite character is Thanos. I just feel like when I get that 100 million, probably like 30 million solid to deal. 100. And I got 30 million liquid I could look at, I could rest. I don't want to bring a kid in this world unless I'm super, super substantially, you know what I'm saying? Giving them my energy because I'm chasing this money. I'm chasing the glory right now. It's not a monetary sum. It's just the act of being able to take care of my whole family and showing that no one had to worry about nothing ever. I'm already the most legendary person in my family tree by far. My bloodline is all rested on me and I always talked about that as a kid. So for me to have kids, I must have that liquid wealth that I could say I could have a kid. Now on top of that, I had a vasectomy. I did that. So, yeah, so I wouldn't make no mistakes. Still nothing in pussy, but it ain't floating, you know what I'm saying? I ain't perfect, you know what I'm saying? But I knew that. So I took the measure of getting a vasectomy, but had my semen safe saved in the vault. So I could then do a vitro or I can reverse it if I ever want to do it. So either way I can reverse it if I'm married or do a vitro. When I find the right woman, you know, she about six foot two, you know what I'm saying?

Sam (24:43)

Six two?

Mr. Organic (24:44)

Yeah, I want a six two, bitch, I'm six' six. We can make us a seven footer, you know what I mean?

Sam (24:48)

You want an NBA baby?

Mr. Organic (24:49)

Yeah, we're going to make us a good mutant, you know what I mean? Yeah, I got to do that, you know, they making fucking 400, 300 million now. I used to give a fuck about sports because I always felt like sports was really a booby trap for us. Because in the hood that's all we ever thought about was if I make it to the NBA, which is fucking 1 out of 100 million, just to make it a D1 is like 1 out of 10 million. But we think everybody's going to do it. It's a fucking trap. Because only other person we see successful in our neighborhood is what, the basketball player than the drug dealer, right? So as soon as you don't make it in sports, you give up where you go into drugs and you go to drugs, you sell drugs, what happens? You die or go to jail. Boom, they got us. It's a booby trap. So that's why you even think about it. If a person goes to professional sports, they go broke within four or five years. So they put that carrot in front of you like you have all this wealth and glory, but it don't last that long. So we chasing this shit, right? We don't know how to keep the money, grow the money, and then you're not going to get it because it's one out of fucking billion. It's about. So you go to drugs and selling drugs or doing Some crime. Now you go to jail. Even if you go over here, they trick you because they make it look so good. But you don't keep the money. You black monkeys, you don't know what to do with this shit. Send your ass right back to the hood. It's crazy.

Sam (25:54)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (25:54)

So I always felt that was a trap, but now it's more to it. Now we learning about stock market crypto, credit, real estate. We, we are the most revolutionary humans that ever walked this earth. And people scared of that. And they should be motherfuckers. Had a 400 year head start. Once again, it ain't no war was me. But we're going off facts. 400 year head start. We came here as what? Basically cattle. Then on top of that, when we did get free, they had all these different laws and segregation and all this. Yeah, we build black Wall Street. What the white people do, Go there and tear it down, burn it down. God damn. We buy ourselves. Why the fuck is you with us? And back in those times, 100 years ago, we was the number one married people to black people. Wow.

Sam (26:32)

I didn't know that.

Mr. Organic (26:33)

We was the number one married people. And we was very lucrative in our segregation. We made the most money was by ourselves. So what they do, they come in, put in welfare system. The black father can't be in the household. He can't get welfare. We got the projects for you, you know, we got food stamps for you. So now they put the drugs in the hood. So now I can't be with my wife at the crib. Cause she can't get this free housing. And it's free money. We got these drugs. Let me sell the drugs. And once again, you stupid shit been out there selling drugs. I'm not saying like, but what was your options? You poor, Poor people do poor shit for the most part in America. So when that happens, it everything up. So if you truly think about it. Sam, when do you really think black people was free to really move around? Think about it. We talking about civil rights moving. It was fucked up. They spray you with hoses, dogs on. You can't drink at the water fountain. That's 70s, 80s. We really got to move around like, okay, now we get it a little bit. The 80s, brother. We just now really moving around to learn some. And look at the expedited situation we're in right now. We learn a crypto, learning stock, running real estate. It's all right. And. And we got to learn. Ain't no it. And it happens. I ain't mad at White folks, I appreciate them breeding me, making look how ferocious I am. Look at my characteristics. We go around this world, we worship. I was in Switzerland, man. Them bitches was kissing my toes, you know what I'm saying? I walk around Hong Kong, they want a goddamn Hong Kong. I'm a dig along, you know what I'm saying? That was going to happen anywhere I go around this country thanks to the white man bringing this the way they did. You know what I'm saying? So I'm not mad. But it's facts. Yep. And I don't want people to be caught up on all the black. No, it happened. Happened to a lot of countries. A lot of people is fucked up. The world fucked up. But it's all right. Let's go. We learning. Watch what we about to do now, though. We got the Nils and shit. Now we're going to use these sports to learn and monetize and own our own shit. Owning our own brands. Once we get to the point of owning our own shit, that's when we're going to take over this world. We create everything. We are the corators. We are the cultivators. You know, number one export from America, they say, is hip hop culture and influence. So from the music to the clothing and all that shit, we export this to the world. The world sees this and loves us. So once we own the clothing lines and we own the content, you see, I'm saying now, now we got it. We own our products and just don't sell them off or have a branch or a partnership. No, this is ours. Who did that? Kanye mastered that shit. Yep. Jordan was with Nike 40 years. He's worth 4 billion.

Sam (28:57)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (28:58)

Kanye got his own company five years ago. He is worth six.

Sam (29:01)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (29:02)

Because he owned everything. That's the difference. Imagine if Jordan owned Nike. I mean, owned Jordan completely. Not getting that little 10, 20. What did the he get? Percentage. Every year you got a lot of money, but how much Nike got? Nike was before him. You seen a movie with Jordan? Yeah. Was there anything before Jordan?

Sam (29:19)

No.

Mr. Organic (29:20)

Now, who has the most money? Them.

Sam (29:22)

Nike.

Mr. Organic (29:23)

Yeah, he got a penny of that, but he's the number one guy. But imagine if he had a full ownership of that. From the rip. That's where the money is at. Because we are the creators and cultivators. Once we learn how to own this, the world will be ours. And we got the white. They scared. We ain't. We ain't as vicious as them. You know what I'm saying? White people think they scared. We scared of Y' all, it was in the 60s and 50s. It was hanging us in the trees, burning, eating popcorn and taking pictures like this. Somebody's grandpa right now was in a picture, throwing thumbs up, eating hot dogs, burning in trees. What the. Is you scared? We Ain't we scared of y' all? We. What you hell are you scared of us for? Why are you mad at us? Y' all did that. Why? We just don't work together. It's okay. I know they say, oh, the Africans, they sold some of the. They did sell some niggas over here. Some of them African motherfuckers did get to sell the Lord tribes. Oh, so what? But why y' all do us like that when we got here, though? How about that? Y' all couldn't treat us good. Don't y' all do all this while she's skinning us and cutting our balls off and have us each other and what's wrong with y' all? Yeah, and then who was the first white man that snuck in? That good black pussy. Who was that? That boy had some fun, didn't he? He saw that good African, black pussy. Ooh, he got that motherfucking deep. They didn't get that. That's a bad man. You gotta think about all that shit. But it's okay. It happens. It happens all over the world, bro. But I'm not, you know, I'm not jaded to the situation. You know, I. I love everybody, bro.

Sam (30:48)

You don't seem to have anger.

Mr. Organic (30:50)

No, no, I get it. It's the world. My favorite person in history is Genghis Khan. He conquered with an iron fist, you know what I'm saying? He went for the glory, and that's Medieval Times. People might say he was the evil dictator, killed millions of people and all that shit. But what is Yossi supposed to do that's gonna kill him and his people? Whatever it is, it is. But it's time to grow. I just feel like everybody should work. It's no reason to separate. We here. We're not going nowhere. We don't got nowhere else. I don't know no African motherfucker in my family. I'm a black person. Black American. I knew my great grandma. She was a regular black lady. Last name Rivers. There was no. I could move it out. My. No African I ever met in my family. I'm a black man. I'm okay with that. You know what I'm saying? I love my white American. I'm happy y' all got me here, brother. Let's work together. Though. Yeah, we could. We could be great.

Sam (31:39)

A lot of people play the racism card.

Mr. Organic (31:41)

Yeah, that ain't it. But it's part of the. It shouldn't be played. You know what it is?

Sam (31:45)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (31:46)

You know, use it to your advantage. You know what they doing. This ain't nothing new. Be the best person you can fucking be. Be the smartest you could be. Be the strongest you could be. That what we built for. Look where we fucking came from. We should have all the advantages. We don't need no handouts. Don't give me nothing. I want to earn it. Because that's how you grow. That's how you fucking. And then these conversations. I love having conversations with white people that never seen a real nigga. They don't understand this dialogue. I'm tatted up talk. I can still have. I can still have an intelligent, ignorant conversation with a high level white man and have a great conversation and he'll leave a little different for talking to a person like me. That is needed. More like even how Myron talked. Myron is a cool guy to me. I get what he says. It might be harsh to people, but what is he saying? This is accountability. If the numbers is the numbers and the facts are the facts, what the fuck is you mad at? How are we going to fix this and move up and move on? That's what we got to be about. It can't be like, oh, no, is it true? Then fuck it. That's a problem. How we gonna fix it? That's what I'm on. Yeah, that's it, bro. I don't give a fuck about no racism. That shit ain't stopped me. I'm the God.

Sam (32:46)

People try to argue facts with emotion.

Mr. Organic (32:48)

You can't do that. And that's a woman's trait, right? Women do that all day. Delusional, emotional bitch. We ain't got time for this shit. What are the facts? And then how can we resolve this shit? We must grow and move the fuck on, but we can't forget what happened. We ain't no fools, but use that as fuel. Who do that? You know the people. And I used to do basketball training. Yeah, I go to a bar mitzvah. These Little kids are 10 years old, 9 years old. They fucking know all their history. Smarter than a month, they know their history, where they came from, what happened to them. And they dwell on that shit. What they do, they go together, communalize each other and they work together. That's what they did with their pain. They ain't finishing around, man. They Know it. We don't get our shit back, we don't get this money. Yeah, fuck all that. Ain't no woe is me. We finna get it back. That's what they did. They attacked financially so we could do the same. And that's what we need to do. That's mandatory.

Sam (33:39)

And they crush it. They're the smallest population, but they. When it comes to business, I think they're the top dogs in almost every major industry at the major.

Mr. Organic (33:46)

At the top of the top. And then on top of that, they, they, they real community. You could go to a fellow like, hey, bro, I want to get this house. It'd be 10 other families. Okay, we got this, this, this for you. Once you get this done, you get up, circle it back. They really do that? Yeah.

Sam (33:58)

No interest, no issues. Crazy. Imagine getting a house for.

Mr. Organic (34:01)

No, imagine that. But that what they built from their pain. So we gotta channel that. You know what I'm saying? Instead of dwelling on, man, all that. It already happened. Champs.

Sam (34:11)

I love that.

Mr. Organic (34:12)

Let's move on.

Sam (34:13)

You still hooping?

Mr. Organic (34:14)

I'm 43, man.

Sam (34:15)

You're done?

Mr. Organic (34:16)

I'm saying I'm done, champ. That was a glorious time in my life. And, like, once again, I feel like it was a booby trap for me. But it saved my life. It gave me direction, it gave me an education. It gave me different environments I could see and touch and feel. Gave me community, gave me conversations, it gave me friendships. It built me for life, you know, being a sport. So that's why I took for it more than. More than anything else. It was something I loved and I was great at it. But I never couldn't control my own destiny. When it comes to basketball, you gotta worry about the coach. You gotta worry about that, which is all right, you know, I never complained. It was hard for me. You know, I'm six'6,230, and I was a great basketball player.

Sam (34:58)

Were you a center?

Mr. Organic (34:58)

No, I was actually a point guard. Shooting guard. Whoa. I was vicious.

Sam (35:01)

Magic Johnson.

Mr. Organic (35:02)

Yeah. I was nasty with it. So, like. And it never was easy for me. 7th, 8th, 9th grade, I didn't make the team.

Sam (35:07)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (35:08)

And I'm the best person at the park. But the school didn't like, because I was fighting in school, selling candy and selling. I was known as a, you know, menace in school. So they never put me on the team. But I finally made the team in 11th grade when I moved from Carmardale, Illinois, to back to San Diego, California. And that year, I make it one year. I mean seven, eighth, ninth, 10th, none of that shit. 11th grade, I make the team. Guess what? I'm MVP. First year, making it junior year. Cause I never allowed people thoughts of me to be me. I always knew I was that motherfucker. And I proved myself right. And that part of my life built me who I am today. Coaches didn't like me. People made fun of me. Oh, you supposed to be so good. Blah, blah. I never got discouraged. I just kept going. Then when I did make the team, I was mvp. And then I go back my senior year, the same coach. I went to another school, didn't like me. I sat on a bitch. I didn't trip. Cause guess what? I knew I was that guy, right? Senior year. One of my friends at the time, we was at a basketball camp. He's killing. He did good. He gets signed to a university two weeks before college started. I got no college offers, nothing. Cause I didn't play my last year. I'm sitting there with him in this meeting to go to his school. He signs with the school dope. I'm proud of him. I'm sitting there with him. They was like, hey, you wanna come work the Kent with us? At our school, we do a summer camp. You get 2:50 a week, you come on the campus with us. I'm like, like, he's your best friend, he come with you. I'm like, damn. I come. I ain't got nothing going on. I go there. And this how God works. Every day I'm at that camp, I'm playing with their team. This is Division two, top level, ncaa. And I am disintegrating these motherfuckers. So the coach is sitting there like, what in the fuck? And this is how God worked. Two of the guys on the team came from the number one junior college in the nation. My grades were bad. I only could go to junior college. The college only had one scholarship left. This is Georgia permanent college. You can look it up. 99, 2000, they lost in the championship to Steve Francis at a buzzer beater.

Sam (36:56)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (36:56)

The guy on his team was the national player of the year. I'm giving him work. He like, man, you finna go to my school? I'm gonna call. My coach called. His coach had one scholarship left, sight unseen. He vouched for me. I got that scholarship to Georgia Perimeter College in Atlanta. Damn, God is great. Cause once again, I believe I never gave up. And I didn't give a fuck. That's what I've known my whole fucking life. And it always paid off. So when I tell people this shit, they don't understand. They don't get. I really live this shit. And it always worked. It never going to be easy. Easy for a great motherfucker. It always going to be difficult. And I embrace it. So yeah, bro. And it was a blessing. So even with that, when I played ball there, it was a glorious time. But I still. I'm not a person that pay attention to class. I don't give a fuck about no school. I just want to have fun. So I couldn't transfer. And I did great. We went to the national tournament, we lost in Elite 8. Great time. I was all tournament, all conference, all type of shit dope. But I didn't have grades. I posted transfer to Arizona State. So I go to Arizona State. And I was sitting out, going to Mesa Community College at this time. And as I'm there, I had to sit out. And that's when I ran to some people that was getting some money in the streets. So as I'm sitting out, I couldn't really play. I'm just around, I'm like, man, I need money, all this basketball. So I went to the streets and that changed my life because that I got quick money. I did some things that I don't like speaking on because this podcast too real. I used to tell in detail. If y' all know the story, know the story, you know what I'm saying? Too, too crazy right now. But I did some and I made a lot of money fast, you know what I'm saying? Around 21, I'm had to escalade. I'm chilling. I'm doing very well for myself. But I had a premonition, me and my friend, that I was either gonna die, go to jail, car doing some that you shouldn't do. Basically, I was robbing drug dealers.

Sam (38:37)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (38:37)

You know what I'm saying? Cartel, actually.

Sam (38:39)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (38:39)

Yeah, we talking. Yeah, so. And they can't. What are they gonna do? They can't get in trouble for that. But yeah, so it was. It was my time was coming to the end with that. I felt that I was paranoid and waking up, grabbing my gun, cold sweats. And I had to make another decision. So two years of doing that. One of my best friends, Troy Hudson, Shout out to Troy Hudson. He played for the Minnesota Timberwolves, and it was playing the Suns. And my friend at the time told him what I was doing. Like, man, Jarvis, he doing this and that, man, I'm scared for him. And I'm still playing ball every day at this time. I'm having money pulling up. Escalade. I'm going to hoop with Sean, Mary and Joe Johnson. Amar Stiermeyer with the Suns. I'm playing ball with them, killing them. We cool people. We put up in the same car. 21. Who is this motherfucker? I'm going to the gym with a bag with some money and a gun in it every day. That's how I'm moving. You know what I mean? But anyway, he told him that. He was like, all right, I'm gonna talk to him. So he talked to me like, bro, just come out to Minnesota for a couple weeks. You know what I'm saying? Train with me. Let me see if I get you on. Like, at the time, it's called the nbdl. It's the G League now. I said, give you some tryouts. I sit with my agent, see what we can do. I'm like, all right. So we booked our flights, we went to Minnesota. We out there once again. I'm in there with Kevin Garnett, hooping with him every day. Kevin McHale is the coach. I'm just. And I'm playing, I'm balling. He throwing me out of lose. He's like, what the fuck is this guy? You know what I'm saying? I'm playing with the people that got the NBA contracts and people fresh out of, you know, Draf. They like, who the fuck is this motherfucker? I'm straight from the streets with gun smoke on my. I still got gun smoke on my fucking fingertips. You hear me? Yeah, I was letting that bitch ring. So, like, I'm a real street guy, but I could ball. But anyway, I got good work for him. He told his agent I got two tryouts. One with the Tulsa 66ers or something like that. And a Sioux Falls Skyforce is like the best team in the nbdl. I go there, tryout. Make the fucking team, bro. Make the team. First day there, I always had bad knees. Cause I grew fast. I grew from six foot to six, six. I am now in one year.

Sam (40:30)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (40:31)

So that's why I was a point guard. Was short then. I sprouted, but still was fast and shit. It was remarkable. So first scrimmage game, first. I mean, first day I'm there, we're doing two of these days and shit. So mind you, I'm like 25, 26 now. I'm older, so my knees is hurting. Shit. I'm like, fuck. I'm calling back to my people, bro. I don't think I could do this shit like these people coming from NBA coming down here, they killing these real mutants fast. Who I'm like, oh, this too real now. First scrimmage game, get a steel, go fast break, boom, pop my meniscus.

Sam (41:01)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (41:03)

Damn. I was in that room, bro, that night I couldn't sleep because I knew, I knew I was gonna get cut. I was laying that bed, bro, like, what the I'm gonna do now? I can't go to the streets no more. That's over. Because to be real, like a couple of my homeboys that did something right before I left end up, you know, somebody died in that situation. So they were, they was going in. In jail and over with.

Sam (41:26)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (41:26)

So I. It was nothing for me in Phoenix. I'm not going home to my mom. I'm like, what the fuck I'm gonna do about 26 now, basketball's over. I know I can't play no more. And I was, I couldn't sleep. I swear. Like, it was like 6:15am I just heard a. Underneath my door is that letter. You know what I'm saying? Your last little check and your ticket back home. And my driver know where I was going at this time because I was cool with my. The guy in Minnesota, Troy Hudson at the time. But I really was like, I'm going, I really want to talk to him no more. I'm out of here. So they just gave me a ticket back to Minnesota. Had me a little limousine to take me to the airport, little $350 check. I just riding that limousine, knee fucking swollen like, what the fuck? You know what I'm saying? I get back to Minnesota and I figured it out, though. I figured it out, man. I ain't gonna lie. I know what I was doing though, to sustain myself. I was around him. My guy in the NBA, he had a 36 million dollar contract, but that's his money. I'm a grown man. I understand at the time it's like, damn, you could do more for me. But nah, you got family, you got friends. I understand you got taxes, you got a whole life to live. You retired. Now you gotta understand that as a man, ain't no man gonna take care of you. So at the time I was like, damn. But more and more I understood I gotta fend for myself. So I just start I the out of business. They give me money and buy me cars and buy me food and you know what I'm saying? My homie did give me apartment I could stand at the time, but that ran its course too. I Had to figure it out again, bro. And it was a legendary time. Then I figured out I worked at a basketball academy. And that really saved me, though. I worked at the basketball county 43 hoops. I'll never forget that. Paige Beckers. Like, we trained her. She like the best. Yeah, we trained her since 4 years old.

Sam (43:08)

She's a bucket.

Mr. Organic (43:08)

She's a bucket. She's a. We used to train her at 43 hoops when she's a fucking little kid. Girl, always, I seen that shit, you know what I'm saying? There's a lot of NBA players I used to train, but she's the most legendary one, right? But when I first seen her, I knew this is the best girl I've ever seen in my fucking life as a little girl.

Sam (43:22)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (43:23)

She playing with the boys and shit. I'm like, this girl's fucking little white girl with the little black kids. Cold. But not knowing that her stepmom is black, her brother is black. Like, you know, she raised around black people, but she was a ball hog, like, dog, you know what I mean?

Sam (43:35)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (43:36)

But that gave me fulfillment. And at that basketball academy where I ran to my guy Slim, Tall Guy, who told me, let's do YouTube because I'm all this personality. I'm already going out. People love me. I got all the women, but I'm broke. But I'm still that guy. So that's why I already had this mindset is that money didn't make me. I already had every bitch I wanted. I already was cool. I didn't need the money. I wanted the money. But can nobody get over me when I got money? I've been that nigga without the money. But anyway, my dog, Tall Guy, he came up with the idea. He was like, bro, he was in prison. He used to watch these guys on YouTube. They used to review cars. Two white guys, and they were kind of tall. He was like, bro, there is no Black people in YouTube reviewing cars. We should do it. Like, I don't know what you're talking about, but I remember seeing a Netflix special about YouTubers and they get money. Like these do get money now, mind you, like eight, eight years ago. So before everybody doing it, my mothers do get money. I seen that, but I don't know what the fuck you talking about. So he like, man, I'm gonna do it first. So he bought him a hellcat. And at this time, no one had hellcats besides old rich retired white folks. You know what I'm saying? One, no black people having this shit. Nobody Just had a Hellcat, $80,000 car. All you got is a different engine, like a regular challenger. What the fuck are you doing, right? But he knew it. He knew cars. He bought it, he did the car, and he did like a video. That shit did like 10,000 views on the first video. And at this time, I'm doing music and, and I do a music video, I get a thousand views. He did this one video right away, 10,000. He didn't understand, like I supposed to get million views. I said, nah, you type got something that ain't regular on your first video. And he did like a review of the car. 20,000. I'm like, dog, you're like, man, that's a lot. I said, hell yeah. But I'm still just watching. Then he wrapped the card. Mind you, no one was rapping cars. And at this time, he's the first person to do this. That she did like 50,000. Like, dog, then this would change everything. So after that first month, he did very well. But we still ain't understanding, we ain't knowing about the money or nothing. His nephew told him, hey, you need to check your email. You gonna have Adsense, It's a letter they send. You put that in, they're gonna show you how much money you make. Cause you got a lot of views. You like, I got money already. Like I'm telling you, you got money already. Check this email, check the AdSense. Send him the thing, put the code in, send it back. Boom. He check it. And this changed our lives forever. Shot the slim. It was for 800 something dollars, his car payment. 800 some dollars. So me, the street guy, knowing money. I said, hold on. You telling me you just recorded your motherfucking self for one month straight doing this regular shit and you got $800 that pay for a $80,000 car? I'm in, I'm in. So he did about five years without me after that. I'm with him every day. We reviewing cars. We waking up five in the morning, going to the fucking gym, reviewing cars right after that, then going to the gym, training the kids. And at this time, I didn't have my own channel. He told me, get your own channel. He grabbed my phone, made it for me. I was like, hey, you talk. He called, tall guy, car views. He's 610. I'm like, you told I'm tall. We could be tall guys. I just want to mooch. I ain't going to lie. I want to just hang on. We just go together. You know what I'm Saying, but he was real. He the realest in the world. He's like, no, you going to have your own channel? Have my own channel. We still do stuff together just in case shit go bad. You got your own shit, I got my own shit, but we still do shit together. He's like, what you? I said, I'm Mr. Organic. He said, man, you just gonna be yourself. I'm like, hell yeah. I don't want him to do no, I wanna know him for me. Made the channel. Boom. And then something hit me one day. I was watching this guy named Star. He used to be on the radio, but he used to always do live streams. This is eight years ago. He used to do live streams. People give him donations and I used to watch this shit and I'm like, damn, he used to be on there live. People talk to him and do super chats and shit.

Sam (47:06)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (47:07)

And he make like two, three hundred dollars a day. I'm like, hmm. If I get on this shit every day, even I got an extra $100. That's 3,000amonth. Making a couple thousand on YouTube at this time. I already have my clothing line, one of the ones make 5, 600 on that. I'm balling if I do this. So every day we wake up five in the morning, hit the gym, we go to do the car reviews at like 8. We go train the kids. And I still have the job at the same time too. Then I train the kids, then I do my live stream. I do this every day for three bucks. I was making over 12,000amonth right away in my first three months.

Sam (47:37)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (47:38)

And I was like, oh, it's on. So the transition that went to the next level, I bought me hell. So he bought him the Hellcat that bought me Hellcats. I didn't give a fuck about cars. People know me for hellcats and all that. I didn't give a fuck about that car. But it was generating revenue. So that's the what we talked about at the beginning of buying. That's the cycle that started. So now you're going to see how I got to that. So now I bought the car. I bought a Hellcat. 100,000 views right away. That paying for the car every month right there. Every time I do a rap on it. 100 some thousand. So every time I did something to the car, I'm making more and more money. Let me get another car. Bought me a truck. Boom. Now the view's doubling. So now my car payments. Thousand 800, 1800, right. I'm making 5,000 in accents. I'm making 8, 8 to 9,000 in donations. I'm making 3,000 on my merch because I'm fly. I got dope. Shit, they paying attention. Boom, I found the blueprint. So me and him just going crazy now. So instead of reviewing cars, I stopped reviewing cars. I just start being myself. So that's when the king of downtown blogs, people know me for that. Now I'm just going out. I already was the king. Now I'm pulling up. Hellcat pulling up Corvette downtown. Now I really got the money with this shit. I'm already ballet in the front. I'm already walking in past everybody. Now I got money, I'm recording myself. No one was doing this shit eight years ago. I'm in Minneapolis at the time, no one even knew. Never heard of no shit like this. Vlogging and what the fuck, crack the code. So now I'm. You see me got girls, I got a Corvette. I throw one in the trunk, taking two of them home. This is all real. This ain't no pranks. This ain't no gold digger pranks. I take two bitches home in the Corvette, one in the trunk. I wake up in the morning, put one back in the trunk and drop them back off in front of everybody. Recorded it, Glory. Because I've been doing this before and they didn't even know about YouTube. So you gotta think about it. Say it wasn't even no clout at the time. It's off. Me being that nigga already. It wasn't like I'm gonna be on YouTube. They even know what the fuck it was. I was already that guy. That's the difference between me and all the rest of these motherfuckers. But that elevated, my dog Slim said, let's go to la. I'm like, shit, my. I was just skipping this part too. But that time, as I'm grinding, working and getting that money, I was in the basement under an old white lady paying $600 a month. You know what I'm saying? I climbed it. And I'm 35 at the time, grown as, still trying to figure it out. But once I got to YouTube, finally got my own place, finally got them cars. So I made it at that basement. But people could go back eight years ago and see me in that basement. I recorded it all, bro. It will be a movie when it's all said and done. But fast forward, my guy go to la, right? He like, let's go to la. We maxed out in Minneapolis because by this time, I'M downtown now, condo, Corvette, the dog, but ain't nowhere else to go. And then it's cold and blizzard seven months out the year, you know what I mean? So it's like, yeah, we can't get much content and it's over. I capped it up.

Sam (50:17)

Yeah, hit the top, hit the top.

Mr. Organic (50:19)

Minneapolis over. He like, let's go to la. I'm like, shit, that's scary. Them bills gonna double. There's more people out there like us. I don't know. He went first and he changed the game again. Cause we gave him another blueprint. Let me tell you, this shit too. People caught onto it now, but this is real game. If you're a content creator and you can still do this, once you buy a car, you get approved for a big car, you get approved for that. So I get a car, Hellcat, I get approved for 100,000 from bank of America. That means I can get a hundred thousand dollars loan, right? Because bank of America gave it to me.

Sam (50:48)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (50:48)

So within that two week frame, I can go to Wells Fargo and get that same loan. I know I can get that. Got the same shit, showing the same shit. So I gave me a Hellcat, I gave me a Corvette, I gave me a trx, all in the same week. What that's going to do to your views? You bought three supercars in all one fucking week. It's going to pay for all those cars, right? So that's how we learned the game. So we buy three cars at the same time, go super viral. The content paying for itself, content doing so well, guess what, who comes here partnership with the dealership. They give us 5,000amonth to shout their dealership. We're getting Ridge, we're getting tire stickers, we're getting all these different, you know what I'm saying, sponsorships now. So not only by being glorious and putting your wrist up and having all this dope shit, your views go up. So you get partnership, your views go up your ass and go up your merch. Sales are more. So that's the blueprint we learned. So we like this, never gonna stop. So that what turned it up. And I seen him do it. I didn't go, I came and visited him. Soon as I visited him, I saw what he did. I went and got me another car. I went to the same dealership, let me get a car, you know what I'm saying? I left it there for like a month, but I was there for a month with him chilling and shit, living life. But all my views went up. Cause I'm around him, he's the most viral guy at the time. And he's a real guy. Because he told me to come. And I stayed for a month. And I got me apartment, I said I'm coming too. In the same building. And that's when we changed the world. Downtown Circle, across the street from the Staples Center. At the time it was a new building. Nobody was there. We was there and we went crazy. You hear me? I went crazy. I went fucking. I had a Corvette, had a Track Hawk. Then I got the Rolls Royce Wraith. And that's when I changed the game. Because that was my dream car. And they seen me do it, you know. And it changed everything. And the beauty of LA at that time, I was so big into my merch. Shout out to one of the ones that around the corner is the Fashion District. So I can go there, get my merch, get my Chef Stitch and all that and get all the dope shit and go sell it right away. So I was making 30,000amonth in my apartment and merch myself.

Sam (52:38)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (52:38)

Yeah. And. But what took me to the pinnacle that got me to Malibu, that everybody super know when Covid hit, I thought it was over. Covid hit 2020. We can't go outside. This is LA. It's strict what I'mma do. I was doing Mr. Organic Soap. I was doing Mr. Organic Sanitizer. I was one of the first people to make my own mask. I was getting a custom made mask, doing it for $100 a pop. And they were selling.

Sam (53:02)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (53:03)

They was going crazy because it was all custom and dope before anybody had custom masks. I made them fly and it was doing great for me. So that time I went up to 50,000amonth. And then I was driving merch still. I'm thinking everybody gonna be broke. I'm not knowing everybody gonna be rich at this time. So I went so hard at the perfect time. Cause everybody got all this fake ass PPE loan money and all this shit. So they was buying all my shit. Then everybody content went through the. Because everybody was in the house. So that's how I got super money. Then I hit another super substantial situation. Shout out to my guy, Marco El Chapo. I Never forget him. 21 year old stock market genius. He made 10 million in one year. But he was my he. I was his biggest like idol. He was my biggest supporter he with me and he told me like, give me this money, I can make it more money. How much you need? I believe him because he showed me his I'm like, all right, you're a hundred thousand. He turned a hundred thousand to 1.5 million in four months.

Sam (54:00)

Damn off. Options.

Mr. Organic (54:01)

Options.

Sam (54:02)

Holy crap.

Mr. Organic (54:03)

Tesla and all that. And Gamestop and all that. He didn't ask for a dime.

Sam (54:08)

What?

Mr. Organic (54:10)

21 years old. And his young brother, who was 16 at the time, told him how to do it. It's crazy. Shout out to my guys. So that's when I went crazy. So now I'm a millionaire. I thought I was gonna fucking drown. Sam, when I went to la, I was scared to death, but I fucking went. Once again, no risk, no reward. Leaps of faith is everything. Me and my dog Slim, we was bred on that shit, you know what I'm saying? Gotta work hard, believe in yourself, never give up and don't give a fuck. And I did it. And it always worked. It's the same shit from basketball. I keep doing it when I'm scared. I just keep fucking going. I'm gonna beat it. So now I'm there, right? So now I'm here. Sam. Millionaire. A million. Hey, million liquid in account, man. I'm looking at my Wells Fargo M. God damn. What? Rory time. Rory dealership. Can I get one? 100,000 down wire. Get the out there. I'm pulling up. I ain't gonna stop now. Because once again, Sam, you heard the blueprint, right? What's the blueprint? Keep getting the top level.

Sam (55:04)

Yep.

Mr. Organic (55:04)

I can have one supercar. I have a Hellcat in the Corvette. Let me get a 720. That ain't enough. Let me get a four by four square. Not a regular G wagon. The big one. Let me get the green too. Slime green. Let me get that. I already got the Rolls Royce. What else I need AMG gt. Let me get that. Hey, brother. Happy birthday. Hellcat. Here you go. Hey, mom, you always want that bins, huh? Here you go. Bought it. Retire too. So with. Don't worry about that. I took care of everybody. I took care of myself. And then let me get the mention of Malibu, because at the time, you know, everybody robbing people and. Yeah, so now I'm super cautious. I'm six foot six with a green beard and I'm iced out with six supercars. So I had to move from downtown. I go to Malibu and I'm super smart. Sam, don't ever get this ignorant. Them saying misconstrued it. So I'm not going to be in a regular place. So I had to find a place to have six supercars. That's custom. All wrapped in all my custom cars. And me, I gotta hide this. So I want the Malibu all the way up a mountain. 15 minutes up the mountain, 15 minutes down the mountain. You can't get up there with a gate and all this a big ass estate smart. So that's when I moved to, parked myself there. Now I'm trapped. I watched Nipsey die. I watched Pop Smoke die. Heard about young bird getting robbed. I'm hearing all this, seeing all this. Now I'm super paranoid because now I got all this. Now I came. And so imagine you're the most glorious person you ever been. All this money, all this fame, but you can't even go out. I can't even go to a restaurant in my cars. They gonna get me. I can't have bitches over. They gonna set me up, tell my location. I'm trapped like a fucking super villain. Like Batman. I felt like Batman for real. Just in the crib. Can't even go nowhere. But I can make content. And then that's when everything flipped on me. I got to the top. Big partnerships I had. Partnership for 30,000amonth. But my bill's 50,000amonth. My cars alone was like 20,000amonth. My crib was 15,000amonth. My mom retired, paying all her bills. You know what I'm saying? It's a lot. And I had a partnership for like 30,000amonth. Like in total, probably 40,000amonth in partnerships. YouTube is doing good. I probably was getting like 15, 20 on the Adsense merch. Doing good by 8, you know. So I'm doing good. But it's right there all the time, though. But I got this money in my account. But once again, ain't a million, ain't a lot if your bill is 50,000amonth. So after that year ran out, that partnership, now crypto, because it was a crypto partnership, then it drops 70%. And I was putting a lot of my money into crypto and letting it sit. Cause I'm thinking it gonna go up forever. I ain't having it in my bank. I ain't stupid. Dropped 70%. So now 70% of my money stuck. Now the partnerships are gone, the viewership dropped. I still gotta pay all this shit. That's when shit got real. You know what I'm saying? And I never got discouraged. Even when I lost everything I did, I had to get every. I had to sell all the cars. The worst part, I ain't gonna lie. Cause I am a real nigga. You know what I'm saying? I'm gonna keep reiterating. I'm a street guy for sure. I came from that shit, but I'm out. I made it out, but it's still. I looked up to the drug dealer with all the jury and the fly shit. Even though I never, you know, think it was cool. I did some shit I shouldn't have done. I don't idolize this shit, but that's the character. I seen the big jewelry, the fly clothes. So my jewelry was like Superman's cape. Had a lot of it. My big gargoyle, my one of the ones piece. This shit I dreamt of. And I, you know what I'm saying, got it in gold. These are my trophies. Every year I got a new piece. Protect Ice Out, Nautilus. When I didn't know about them, but I paid 90, 000 for it.

Sam (58:25)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (58:27)

I had to sell all that. I put that in a bag. I had to go to that, Go to that jewelry store, bro. Hard. One of the hardest days of my life. People could say what they want to, but I'm gonna be real. That, that hurt me, bro. I had to go to that, that jewel. Jeweler, open that bag up and tell them, man, what you gonna give me for this? And now they know you had a disadvantage. They know you're selling it. They're not dumb. They know they show for you, so they don't give you bottom prices. I bought it from you, brother. If I bought this chain for you for 60,000 and I come back, give me my 60,000, give me 50. We got 25 for you. Dang diamonds, ain't this what I spent all this money I got? Because that's everybody's selling. Everybody broke at this time, right? Everybody losing their shit. I got all this shit I bought from these other people. I can't even get this shit off right now. Give me what you give me. Sold that shit and had my last bulk of money. And then, man, and with these exotic dealers, man, people know it's always some bullshit with them too, bro. Like they some sneaky motherfuckers sometimes, you know what I mean? I had two bad cars. One had a bad title and then another one. It was my fault, you know what I'm saying? On my urus. I was renting it out when I went to Switzerland, because I'm going, right? I'm going. I'm fucking leaving the country. I'm about to go to Switzerland, right? So I still had the Urus. So I was renting it out. So the finance company heard about it and they took it from me, you know what I'm saying? Damn repo on my.

Sam (59:52)

Yeah, the title stuff. I just saw what happened with wires.

Mr. Organic (59:54)

Only happened to me, too. That same shit with my Rolls Royce Dawn.

Sam (59:58)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (59:58)

I never told this story. I'm gonna tell the story about that shit. Yeah. So I got my Rolls Royce dawn red interior. Ooh, dream. And I covered it with the spawn. I call it the spawn Don. You know what I'm saying? Tough. But anyway, these scandalous motherfuckers. So when I was going down, I want to get rid of this shit. I got it for a good price, right? I got it for like 190. It was still worth like 220. Paid my. I was paying it for a year. So now I should be down about 160. Still should be worth 200. I should be 40 up. Let me sell this motherfucker. Get out of this 5,000amonth payment. Put me 40 in my pocket. Still got the uris. I'm Gucci. I go to sell it. This have a salvage title? What fuck is you talking about? It's a salvage title. Yeah. We can't buy it from. You got a salvage title. I called a finance company. What the fuck is y' all talking about? No, my bad. It's a problem on it. We gonna fix it. So I said, hey, man, I'm not paying this shit till y' all fix it. Like, how you give me a car, the salvage title? I can't even sell this shit. Oh, we gonna fix it. Two months go by, they don't fix it. Hey, bro, I'm not paying this fucking payment, okay? They called me. This is how they got me. Damn. They got me, brother. They called me like, hey, man, listen up. We can't fix the title, but we'll take the car back, give your down payment back, which is 40,000. I'm like, damn, I got the 40 I want. Come take this. I have four giadas on it. I'm gonna take it to the tire place, put your stock wheels on it, take the wrap off and give me my money. They're like, oh, no problem. They talking to me nice and all. We'll send a tow truck. What? Cool. I'm gonna drive with them to the tow place. I go with them to the tire place. They got their tow. I'm switching out the tires from. Hey, what time? I come tomorrow, get a check. Oh, come tomorrow, 12. All right, I'm gonna be there. Go home happy. Yes, that's a Blessing. Got that 5,000 on my back. God is great. And I get 40 ball. Oh, I'm up. You know what I'm saying? I call him 12. Hey, I called him. Hello? Hello? No answer. Let me call back. They told me 12, no answer. I do that for three days.

Sam (61:48)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (61:51)

He sends me an email. Hey, I'm sorry to inform you when we removed the wrap on the car, it's a little more damage than we thought. And so we're not able to give you the money back that we supposed to. So we just took the car back. So really, these bastards just took the car? It was a finago from the rip. They wasn't giving me shit. They really just repoed the type. They didn't put it on my record, thank God. But they took it back from me, got their car back and then remarkably. You want to hear another little goddamn kicker in the mouth? I checked the title again. Guess what? They removed the savage title on it and reset.

Sam (62:26)

No way.

Mr. Organic (62:28)

Wow. Oh, cold.

Sam (62:30)

It's cold.

Mr. Organic (62:30)

Cold blooded. So the cars is a. But anyway, so yeah, now what I'm gonna do, champ, I got my last like hunted 200. I. I met a guy that was a watch dealer. Not a watch dealer. Watch collector at the highest level. You're like, bro, we're going to Watches and Wonders in Switzerland. You want to go? I've never been in Switzerland. It, let's go. I go there, you teach me the whole watch game. I know Patek is here, AP is here, Rolex, all the watch companies here. I'm like, damn, this is where they're made at. Okay, like, let me put you on the game. Authorized dealer, he said, because I had a Rolex at this time, at that time, presidential chocolate face, you know what I'm saying? Diamond dial. I paid like 60,000 for it. Had to sell it too. Got 30. Another scout, everything scout, brother. It was brutal. It was a brutal time, you know what I'm saying? Hurt bad. But at least you got something, right? At least you got some real shit, got some money. God is great, right? But anyway, he was telling me, bro, you could have bought that from them for the 30, you could have sold it for 60. I'm like, how he like, these are the authorized dealer. It takes a long time to get on the list and all that. But I'm on all the lists. I'm a collector. We had to connect in Japan so he'd get the watch. I get an AP calls 25, we sell it for 50 right away to Japan.

Sam (63:42)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (63:43)

So he put me on the game. So we right there at the source. So I went out there watching the wonder. He showed me, boom, boom, boom. I got me a Sprite. At that time. I had a little. I'm like, I'm gonna get a Sprite. Left handed. Sprite just came out. I got that boom. Bought it for 10, sold it for 21 right away. Damn, I just bought $11,000. You're like, bro, we don't come back. Let's come out here and stay, bro, we're gonna run this up. I'm like it. I ain't got nothing to lose anyway. I lost everything here. I need a way out, you know what I'm saying?

Sam (64:06)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (64:06)

So I left, went to Switzerland. I leave everything, brother. I'm a black 6 foot 6 real in Switzerland. And I had a good time, you know?

Sam (64:14)

I bet you did.

Mr. Organic (64:15)

I was feasting upon them hoes out there, right? But anyway, that's when I learned the watch game. He put me in the loop, man. I bought so many watches that got me back up. Got my bag all the way back up. I was going to stay too. I'm not going to lie. I got an ag. It's like a company that's called out there. So I get my work visa and I had a lawyer working on getting my work visa. But when you're in the Schengen region, those European countries, you only got three months within 180 days to be there no matter what. So we went to watch. As the wonders came back, my clock was already going. So when I go back a month later, I really only got 60 days. But I'm thinking I got 90 days to get this done. But no, I had 60. So by the time I try to get this done, my visa ran out. I don't got an apartment. We're running around G wagons. And I try to talk to the embassy like, hey, they're like, you gotta leave now. You 20 Days Past your, your work, your, your tourist visa. Damn, get out. I'm like, bro. He like, hey. I'm like, bro, I got an apartment and I got a car. He like, that's your fault. Either you coming, you going to a day or we give it to Friday or we're going to send the authorities to make sure you leave. I said, damn. So I had to come back to America, bro. And I had to figure it out again. But thanks, thanks to my dog, Tall Guy who put me in the game. He had a situation for when I came back. He knew because I called him like bro. I don't know, I'm gonna come back Before I even got here. Like, bro, don't worry about, I got something for you. Don't worry about it. And even to go to that situation, to pay it forward, when I got that 1.5, it's on a video, I gave him a hundred thousand cash for putting me on the game. The same guy I started with, I paid for it. So it pays for it again. For being a real friend to a real friend. When I needed him, he got me. I stayed there. He got a spot for me for six months so I could recalibrate my brain what I'm gonna do and what I want to do. I want to do podcasts. I figured, like, I gotta spend that much money. I gotta invest in all this goddamn cars and all this stupid ass. I already built the brand. I'm the best talking, best looking in the world. I'm gonna do podcasts. So I came back, I did a podcast with my girl L, Shout out to El Tacos and schwarma. We did one podcast. She had 100 subscribers. We went viral. Three of the clips went 8 million, 7 million. It was crazy.

Sam (66:08)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (66:08)

Our first podcast we did was remarkable. We do another one again. 4 million, 3 million, 5 million. God is great. I'm like, I'm doing podcasts. I'll stick to this. So then I went back on no Jumper again. Then I had to make a decision. Shot to Fresh. I was like, I want to go to Miami. I know Freshing them. I don't know nobody here. I want to do podcasts. I know Fresh and Fit, the biggest in the world. They're my guys. I'm gonna come here with them and figure it out. You know what I'm saying? So I came here. I was coming to Fresh Mastermind. I came, went to Boxer when it worked out, found me a condo. I'm coming, you know what I'm saying? And me and Fresh had a conversation, right? And I talked to him about it on my podcast and we still cool. But it was a problem because I talked to him numerous times, said, fresh, you are my dog. I got nobody here. I got nothing here. You gotta be my liaisons. I don't need nothing from you, but if it's like an event or something, I need content. Cause I don't know nobody. I gotta have content to pay my bills. Really. I got some money, but even though I got 200,000, you know, my bill's still 10,000. Take care of my mom. That's 10 months. Yeah, I'll be to zero if I ain't got nothing. Else coming in. I gotta get content. So just let me know. It's an event, something going on. Let me know. I'll pull up, get my content. I'm gone. At the highest level. If you could do this, I know this a lot. I'm asking, but if you can't, I understand. Let me be third seat. Come on the podcast every now and then. Get my off so I get my name back out there. Let me with y' all every now and then. I got you, bro. I got you, bro. Talk to him like, three or four times. Hey, brother, I ain't got nobody here. I got you. I got you. Come here. Leave me to die.

Sam (67:31)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (67:31)

Yeah, Fresh or dirty for that?

Sam (67:32)

Come on, Fresh.

Mr. Organic (67:33)

We talked about.

Sam (67:34)

Oh, he set this up, at least.

Mr. Organic (67:35)

Yeah, he set this up. And we cool now. I just did Fresh and Fit last night. Myron out of town. I was a second. Guess it was me and Myron. I mean, Myron there was me and Fresh. I was in the front seat. You know what I'm saying? So. But shit worked how it's supposed to work, because when he left me there, I had to figure out, so once again, I'm sink or swim. I'm gonna go all out. So I went all out. I went so crazy. A couple more viral clips that I got another podcast with a big blog called On Site. Riley, who's Nicki Minaj's best friend, loved me. We do a podcast together. Boom. Got bread from that. My own podcast, organically speaking, found me a place, went crazy viral on that. Two big partnerships, got my content again. So I've been here a year and a half. That's all I got here, brother. Now I'm here today.

Sam (68:10)

Let's go.

Mr. Organic (68:11)

It's a crazy story, right?

Sam (68:12)

Yeah, it's real. A lot of ups and downs.

Mr. Organic (68:13)

I love how authentic you are, but it's glory. It's glory. And I signed up for it all. You never seen me down. You never see me out. And like I said in the beginning, and to make sure we understand that that was my business. I never took it personal. So when I lost everything, I didn't trip. It was. It was business. It happens. Yeah. If I bought these cars and did all this content, I went up. I'm thinking, never gonna stop. It's like, if I bought me one McDonald's, I make a hundred thousand on it. They got ten more for sale. Give me all them. I'm not knowing that McDonald's is going shut down. And, I mean, I'm thinking, I'll keep Doing it. I'm gonna go to. I can't no more. Not known as the cap. You get the 10, then everything folds. I didn't know I had to be the guinea pig of it. So I know where my cap is. So the cap is. You get. You, like, one. One cool car. Two cool cars, maximum. Don't go too big.

Sam (68:59)

Don't go west, Watson.

Mr. Organic (69:00)

Don't go west, Watson. Big. And I told west, because I was at the Mastermind. West was there, and he used to watch me, too. Like organic. Look at all my cars I'm making. I said, wes, get rid of all that. I told him I'd been there. You went bigger Bugatti on that. But I could have got. I had six supercars. I could have got me Bugatti to put it all together. So I said, bro, get rid of all them cars. Tone it down, bro, because you can't maintain this. You know what I'm saying? Yep, I. And once again, I understand the business. I understand the perception game, you know what I'm saying? There's no way you can sustain this.

Sam (69:29)

It doesn't last.

Mr. Organic (69:30)

Doesn't last. You got to have an exit plan. You got to have some real business, quiet business. People don't know about it and make their real money. That sleep money. That's where it's at. Or a product or some big deal. If you ain't got that, your ass is gonna drown. I'll give a who you is. So he's still doing what he's doing, but you know what I mean, A lot of them cars going as they should. Get rid of more of that shit. Shout out to him. He's smart, man. He gonna make it, you know what I mean? I'm from San Diego, too, you know what I'm saying? From San Diego. So I. With Wes, but at the same time, it's like. I know I heard him say nigger a couple times, like with the er. I'm not no dummy, you know what I'm saying? And I heard him when he was fighting that guy. He wasn't wrong for fighting him, but you can't gouge his eyes, call him a nigger and all that. I heard you say that, bro. Yeah. Heard that phone call. You call that dude a. That was. That was trolling you, you know what I'm saying? Like, you with. You like our style? You like our music and all that, bro? Don't. Don't go that far with it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I know. He's in the prison all that with the white boys. I get it. But I know you love us, bro. Take that out your vocabulary. I'm saying we respect you. We with you. I know you with us. Don't do that no more. You know what I'm saying? That ain't right. You know what I'm saying?

Sam (70:30)

Absolutely.

Mr. Organic (70:31)

And I'm a San Diego. I'm from Southeast San Diego. We go to the same gym. I don't got no problem. I want to hurt them. But it's like a conversation I would like to have, though.

Sam (70:38)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (70:39)

Because I know. I know what it is, bro. You can't do that one. You know what I'm saying?

Sam (70:42)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (70:43)

That ain't right.

Sam (70:44)

But yeah, bro, crazy story, man. We'll have to film again one of these days.

Mr. Organic (70:47)

Real, dude.

Sam (70:48)

That was awesome.

Mr. Organic (70:49)

Yeah, it's real, bro.

Sam (70:50)

What do you want to close off with here, man?

Mr. Organic (70:52)

I appreciate you, bro. We supposed to been doing this shout out to Fresh for cooking this up, you know? I mean, that's how I go.

Sam (70:57)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (70:57)

You know what I mean? Because. And I give Fresh another props, too, because he was a real man, admitted that. And we. We came together and we grew. And I remember when he first got Andrew Tate the first time, because I was the person that went the most viral on that shit. My clip that one time, but even before Andrew Tate and them. But he told me, like, bro, come out, I got this guy named Andrew Tate. Remind me of you like a European you.

Sam (71:17)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (71:17)

That's a more structured you. But y' all so similar. Talk about dictators and the women and the money. And I'm like, man, fuck all that, man. I don't know this motherfucker. I turned it down.

Sam (71:25)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (71:25)

We supposed to been doing a podcast together for a week straight, bruh. One of my biggest mistakes ever.

Sam (71:29)

Turned down Tate.

Mr. Organic (71:30)

Yes.

Sam (71:31)

Damn.

Mr. Organic (71:32)

For a week straight, we've been best friends by this time, a week together, talking and similarities.

Sam (71:36)

You and Tay would have been close.

Mr. Organic (71:37)

We'd be crazy. What?

Sam (71:39)

It's not too late, though.

Mr. Organic (71:40)

It's not too late. It's gonna happen when it supposed to happen. But that's one of. I don't regret much in life, but I do regret that. And once again, shout out to Fresh because he was orchestrating that. He was putting it together, man.

Sam (71:48)

Yeah.

Mr. Organic (71:50)

Other than that, man, I just want everybody to be great, you know? I don't care what color creed you are. Everybody has happen to them, you know, every race, every background. You know, white people, they ass came here. Worlds, too. They came on the boat Too. They, they weren't born here, you know what I'm saying? But they made it happen. They did some. They tell the Indians, hey, give you a bag of nickels and take all New York. All right? That's crazy. Give you a horse here. Horse here. Give me Montana. Okay. Tricked him. But hey, hey. Business how it happens, we gotta let that go. We gotta grow, you know what I mean? As a unit, you know, it's crazy right now, China, we don't know what they doing. Some going on, some brewing, you know. So we're gonna need each other.

Sam (72:26)

Yep.

Mr. Organic (72:26)

It's enough for everybody. That's another thing too, you know, don't compete with your friends. Eat with your friends, figure out what they're doing. Combine and grow. You know, community is the way to grow money the right way. You go far by yourself, but you go the furthest together. And if you asking for glory, you asking for greatness. It's never going to be easy for us. You hear my story, and that's more than that. I. I started at 35 when I gave the story, you know what I'm saying? I told you basketball, but other than that was a crazy life before that. But that's okay. I love it. You know what I'm saying? There's a lot of ups and downs, but no matter what, bro, I grew up in southeast San Diego on the projects, you know, I could never lose. I can't. People say I fall off. I'm in icon Brickell, bro. Overlooking the ocean with Aston Martin, a slingshot. Custom sitting right here with a hundred thousand dollars in jury on an off day. I work for myself. I wake up, I do me for a living. What you do for a living, Mr. Organic? I do me. I monetize my lifestyle, you know what I mean? So it's a blessing. Make sure I go to organiclifestyle.com, get that clothing. You know, I love my merchandise. It's gonna be a hundred million dollar brand podcast, organically speaking. I'm having fun with that. I want to be the black Joe Rogan. I want to get a scientist and like that on there, you know, different type of perspectives, you know what I mean? That's about it, bro. I want everybody to be glorious, man. Go for it. Don't and don't compete with people that. You know what I'm saying? You don't see yourself being, you know, people want to compete with people like us that work hard and everybody don't gotta be 1% people, bro. Relax. If you're not, not like that. Don't get depressed. Don't get. Just be regular. It's okay to get a regular job. It's easier. We got to grind first every day. You know it. You ain't sitting here doing all these pockets every for no reason.

Sam (73:59)

This ain't easy.

Mr. Organic (74:01)

Easy, man.

Sam (74:01)

Not at all.

Mr. Organic (74:02)

Not at all. It's easy to go to work and touch a clock. That's simple, brother. You good, though. You want to do this? You heard me losing all that.

Sam (74:09)

I lost all my money twice, too.

Mr. Organic (74:11)

Come on, champ. You heard me. Switching as a black. Trying to figure out something. Watches. And after having six supercars and a mansion in Malibu in front of the world, everybody laugh at me. But I'm gonna have the last laugh. I don't give a. I love it. I already made it, man. Like Training Day. I already won.

Sam (74:27)

Let's go, man. That was fun.

Mr. Organic (74:30)

Three of them.

Sam (74:31)

Oh, check them out, guys. Pe.