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Joe and Jada - Ghostface Killah on 'Supreme Clientele 2' + Wu-Tang Clan & Raekwon stories
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Nah, I never looked at it because I knew he was gonna make it. No doubt. Yeah, yeah. What up, y'? All, this is Joe Crack. Your boy, Jada. You know what? It is, the Joe and Jada Show. And I gotta repeat myself every one of our episodes. Every show is legendary, iconic, and today is just that. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome our brother, my brother, the God Ghost Face killer in the building. Make some notes. What up? What up, stocks? What's up, baby? Hey, nothing. We here, we here. We also gotta give a big special happy birthday to my brother, my business partner, Joey Crack. Make some noise. My brother's right. Happy physical. Happy physical. Another Year, baby. I got invited. I was working like him. I had to get the bag. So, I mean, so I get him a nice gift. Now, I want you to always invited. I got three invites. You know how good I feel is I never get invited? I caught three of them. You invited me. Charlene invited me. Rich invited. Yo, they was just inviting niggas to my house. They ain't even know, you know, I threw the shit in my house. Right, Right, right. And so I never invite people to my house. I never. You know, my house gotta be special. If you don't know Fat Joe, you walk in my house, it look like a Mafia. The flowers look like a Mafia. It's like a Mafia. The flowers is. So you come to my shit. You know a mof. You know a mob boss, John Gotti, living this. You come up in there. And so my man Urson, flower box, he put it together. He came down from Miami and do a wreck. You know, he do what he do. The point is, if you ate lobster, you could. You had 20 lobster, you ate fried chicken. You have 50 fried chickens. You ate Ace of Spades. They wouldn't stop. This was Tiffany. The 5,000 a bottle, it wouldn't. It was just. People like Martini, they just. They. It's just. It's too much. This is my watch. My brother, see, gave me this for my birthday. One of my friends, every year, yeah, we're still waiting for Mayor's cheap ass. But every year, one of my guys buy me a watch, right? This ain't no regular shit. Yeah. No, I'm telling you the truth. Every year, somebody. I don't know if they agree. I need my friends. I don't know what it is, yo, this is your year. But somebody steps up with a watch every Thursday. That's love. So, Mr. Bob. I love you, my brother. You did. But listen, man, we up in there, man. The cops come to my house. Five times, they come, oh, Mr. Joe, this, this that. I said, well, you know, once a year, we never do nothing. I know, Mr. Joe this, that. Every time they left, we cranked that fucking music so loud. Jada, Jada. We deserved all five. All five, right? So we went. So, James, to your credit, at a certain time, all my Jewish friends started leaving. Steve Rifkin, Jeff Beecher. No, because it's important to have a Jewish friend when you fucking up the whole neighborhood. Ask about Jewish representative. Final straw is send a Jewish guy up there, right? So we send my guy up there, right? So everybody's in the house is they all billionaires and everybody's rich other than the, you know, the normal family. So everybody, somebody, the owner, airbnb, the owner of this, the tip. So I said, my guy up there for the fifth trip, and he comes down and he goes, party's over. Shut it down. I said, yo, I thought I finally threw the big dog Jewish guy to go to me, say, yo, they not trying to hear shit out here, right? But of course, the only problem I got with my wife and her friends, they don't know how to stop, right? So it's over. My man, you done drank 10,000 shits. You smoked you. Everybody's fucked up. Every. Like, it's fucking over. Party inside. I said, what? They got sns. Shout out to sir, shout out to Ted Smooth. They bring the equipment in. SNS is dj and your man Jim Jones sitting over like, jim Jones. He's my brother, and we all love him. Well, he's like an antisocial, right? He the only guy come to your birthday party, your Ice grill, the whole party. We sit in your gym. We love you. We fucking worship. We fucking worship you, Jim. His wife's having the best time. They playing all that. I want to thank you. And he like, wow, what you get out of gym every now and then? Cause, you know, Did I tell you about my outfit? Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. What you gave him, boy? What you gave, Boy, oh, boy. I had this Bottega linen. It was too much, okay? Too much. Like a guy like Jim Jones, he started. I went to see us. Jim Jones started laughing every time I passed him. Like, yo, this guy too. Extra like, I'm coming through with the bow tape. This a different kind of outfit. This is Granby ready? This was a problem here, right? This was like, too much, right? And it's over the sneaker. You can't even see the sneaker. The sneaker, it was curtains. So I'm turned around, and then at a certain point, I get so drunk, and it's my house, right? So I say, yo, man, fuck this suit. I'm tired of it already. I wore it out. So I go upstairs, right? Y' all know I got the crazy elevator, the elevator, the elevator. Playing Mobb Deep, Shook ones in the fucking elevator, right? So I go upstairs, I go really quick and change. I come back down, but I just grabbed anything, right? But the shit happened to be fly. Like some shorts and then this jacket, this graffiti. I don't know if it was burlesque, but when I come down, Jim Jones started laughing like, yo, this. He tried to stunt I really wasn't trying to stunt. But the outfit happened to be fly, right? Look, we at the time of our lives. I'm still drinking a bunch of water. Cause I'm drunk. Replenish, replenish. I drink New Year's Eve. I drink on my birthday party. And it's two days later, man. And I'm still drunk. I feel like drunk. Have you ever felt like drunk two days later? Like, shit's still like, woozy right now. Yeah. You need two days worth of rest. Warning to we working. Yeah, but let me tell you something, man. Today, because let's be clear. Joe Cracker, living legend, the icon Jadakiss, top five, dead or alive. But when you see another superhero, a man in the lane of himself. We barely got to see your face when y' all came in with the mess. We didn't even couldn't fucking know. You could have been Ghost Face. Cousin, we never knew. Yeah, and I'm admit something. I'mma admit something. I think I'm the realest rapper ever lived if I keep it a buck with you. Besides Tupac. I really believe that. But I want no beef with Wu Tang Clan. Wu Tang's for the children. Every year I post yard, they got some shit. Wu Tang for President. I got some shit out there. I don't want no smoke with the Klan. Yeah, I mean, you guys, well, what you mean to hip hop, man, it's just no way to really, really explain your presence from you and the Klan. And this new song, bro, this new song was so flagrant. I think I played it for you. I think we heard it one time together. I listened to the album today. No, I listened to the album. Yes, sir. Make you feel like you in the park jam. It had me thinking about British walkers. All that. Had me thinking, yo, you got the alligator wallabies. Let me tell you something. Every time I see a wallaby, I feel like smacking the nigga with a wallaby. It just feels like an accessible smacking, right? Wallaby. It's like assault minor, right? If you smack a with a wallaby, it ain't like hitting them with a microphone or your phone. It feel like a wallaby. Bang. Like nothing. Enough Nothing. Dudes don't got smacked with a wallaby, right? Supreme clientele, too, man. What was Salute the Mass Appeal? Salute the Ray. Salute to Nas, Salute to Peter. Salute to the whole staff. Y' all mobbing up over there and just dropping these missiles, right? The next one is Supreme Clientele, too, which you let the people know. Cause I got It. I got a one. Listen, they sent us a CIA email that give you a CIA. CIA clinic right now. Yeah, I'm in. A man came with my son. Yeah. Cause I'm like, yo, I'm a roll up, check ghost album out properly, try to send it to my son. That said, hell no. Right? Your phone only get to call my man back. We listen to it. This was crazy, though. I figured that out, right? Yeah. Technology. Yeah. None of that. I try to tell him you put it on him. Nah, daddy gotta go from your phone. I said, I like that. They protecting it. You gotta protect it. Exactly. Chat you listen to it ain't play no more, right? No, yeah. Evaporates at the. Oh, you know, you don't sound like all normal ghosts in a way. Like, I. Like, I felt like angrier vibes or like your voice was like meaner, you know, like very strong. It was very strong. Very, very. Was that like, on purpose? Nah, I mean, you know, once, you know, sometimes you're aggressive on tracks and like you said earlier when he was building, like, you know, certain tracks, you know, but it was more or less. If it was like that. It was. It was. It was probably. I know the first track, I'm aggressive. You know what I mean? But. Fourth Disciple. Yeah. Georgie Porgy. My, the skits is amazing. Yo, yo, hold up, hold up. We finally fixed it for the young dudes with the pause. You know what I mean? You know, everybody ain't hear the album. Let's talk about. He got a skit on the album talking about pause. Like, when we grew up, there was no pause. No, now you. When we grew up, it was a lot of shit that. That, that is here today that wasn't around. But explain that to me why you felt like you wanted to do a math. Because I'm in the studio one, right? First of all, I'm here. Pause all day. Like, I'm just talking, I'm talking. I'm like, yo, yeah, it's a pause, pause and pause. I'm in there. Like one verse. I'm in there. I'm like, yo, what? I want to say something. I think it was a track with Nas, something like that. One of them joints. And I'm like, yo, I had to blow him. Like. But it was like, you know, we meant. Back in the days when you blew. It was like, yo, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Oh, you blowing. Yeah, yeah. Now it was pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. And it's like engineer like, yo. And he young, though. Yeah. So it's like, he pausing me down. But I'm like, yo, you taking me out of my element. Yeah. Like, yo, but I know what the. I mean, bro. You know? You know, too. Yeah, exactly. So it's like, why so you know, we did a skit on it. Did a skit on that, right? Because I wanted to bring that up. You know what I mean? So it's like, yo, had my man, Mr. Commodore come in and, you know, we went to work on it, though. You know what I mean? Yeah, he funny, though. Like, you had, man. Pause. We did. You did this. You said you. We eat whatever he said to salad. Whatever he said. Yeah, he said, yeah, you don't make red balances. So I'm like, yo. Yeah, you right, though. Forgot about that. But it wasn't the pause, because back then, toss salads was like a fresh salad. Like, salad, yo. Fresh salad. You know, whatever. This is what's going on right now. Yeah. Is full of. If I tell you I like a glizzy. You know what the. I mean, y' all trying to act. That ain't in there. Yo. Yo, that's the one that. Y' all saying two different things. No, we saying the same. You know? I mean, a hot dog, right? Yeah. What are you supposed to say? Like, I'm like, they just gay or some. Where's the pause, though? I think all my gay friends have a gay off. Realize this not gay. Why you keep pausing me for eating the hot dog, though? This out of control, yo. Yo, it's out of control. I'm just. Yo, I'm. It's different, though. Don't put those under the same road, bro. It's the same as, well, they taking it too far, though. It's that. That's. It's like. You know what I mean? It's like, yo, come on. You know what I mean, bro. You know what I'm saying? It's like. You know what? No, no. They trying to make us feel old. Yeah. Knowing my birthday party, my nephews come. Angie Martinez sons, they all 19, 20. Nico orders there. Nico's there. Brooklyn chop House's daughters. And all them in there. Look what they say. Brooklyn. Look what they say, right door daughters. Yeah. Well, Brooklyn shop house. Got two daughters shout out to you, man. I like. And Nikki, listen. But what I'm trying to tell you is I hear them. They come. I think I'm fly. I just told you I had the boat taking on fly. His party looking crazy. They like, keep saying, yo, every young person to come work them, welcome to the Unction. Welcome to the unction. Well, they called you shit a unction. I ain't here. I ain't here. I didn't hear that one, man. Where's the flags at? I ain't hear that one. Sit outta control. I gotta juggle these. Unction, give me the flags. Let me tell you, this is when you so old, you don't realize they snapping on me. They calling the unction where all the uncles is at. And like, I never heard that one before. Yo, welcome to the auction. I'm thinking. I'm like, yo, When I figure it out, I'm like, yo, the unction. And they shooting. They like, yo, we uncles. We old. I said, yo, guess what? Get ready for a good dose of four hours of old school music. We not playing that young bullshit right now. Right? Y' all better get ready to two step. We not welcome to the unction. For real. Real shit. Crazy how these kids. But listen, Jada, what's up, baby? I'm looking at the king of skits, and I just had an epiphany. Yo, Ghost, if we had a skit for the Joe and Jada podcast, what would it sound like if Ghostface did the skit for the Joe and Jada podcast? Oh, you won't read. No, I need you to do it. Let's all work together on it. All right, let's go. You know what I mean? Hey, yo, the is all these other. Yo, you get this, man. You heard that over the other night, man. This podcast is. Man, now they ratings is real low. Wait, no, listen. No pause on that. Nah, man. All that, man. We taking over this, man. Anybody say something, we go inside the head. Coming through with 15 million Puerto Ricans, 30 million Puerto Ricans, and Dominicans in this mother. For your word to mother, son. Yo, these need to capture word I need to get. They need to be laid out in a purple rug and take them to Staten island ocean. They ratings. They view. Stop subscribing to the podcast. Word. The mother happy, huh? Like five gem stars waiting lined up. Oh, yeah. They ain't even got cable. Working off the fire sticks and all that, son. Yeah, right. Oh, up out here. You know what I'm saying? They even got cable. Don't do the fire. No, I'm not dissing, man. We did a fight. Is he. Is he dead? Like, yeah, yeah. We got Ghost, the king of this cast in this. We gotta get one off. Yeah. Nah, it's mad ways you can go with these skits, bro. Mad ways. Mad ways. Anybody ever fuck up the skits. Damn. I ain't do skits in a minute, though. We did them on this. Maybe even this. Even this album we on right now. We did it a couple, like, maybe like two times, you know what I mean? But not like that, though. Not like that. Legendary. What was it like growing up in Staples? Cause I was over there, like, last summer. They walked me through the whole project. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like ghost. You should live right there. Yeah, yeah. Nah, but it's just like any other. Any other, you know, project, you know, games and all that, you know, old school. Old school. Cats just bombing us when we younger, you know what I mean? A lot of fights, though. A lot of fights, you know. You know, that's where you learn how to fight at, like. Right? Especially my project, you know what I mean? Robbing niggas and shit, doing all that shit. But, you know, it was just on some real life, you know, after a while, you get into the drug game and, you know, you start selling your little nicks and dimes. You got on Wacky. Yeah. You want to know what's crazy? The white people in here, who are, you know, they are friends, our family. Family. That's not a normal upbringing for them. We just. We just went from, like, yo fight then, you know, when we sold the. Had that lame with it. With it. And y' all looking like, what the I miss. But, you know, New Yorkers University. That's the hood, though. That's. That's the hood, man. That's. We. We come up in that. I mean, I'm not. I'm not bigging it up, though, But. But that's just what it was. I love it. I'm just saying, you know. Yeah. Nah, just ain't for the people, though. But, you know. But yeah, but just like any other kid, you know, we was. But back then, it was more easy for us. At the same time, all that stuff was there because, you know, we play games, though. You know, These kids don't play games. Yeah. You know, I mean, Skellies and all that. You still did what you did, but you still had fun, though. Like. All right. You know what I mean? But, yeah, that was it. You know what I mean? Road. That hip hop was always there. We had that wave. Even before I was in Stapleton, I was in West Brighton first. You know what I mean? West Brighton Pool. You know what I mean? That's. I said it. Mighty healthy and shit. So I was over there. Then I moved to Stapleton. Oh. I mean. But yeah, that's where my Base was at in Stapleton, like most of my years and getting locked up and doing this, going right to Rikers and you know what I mean? And like that though. But yeah, man, it was the hood, man. Had fun in there. Hey sis, what if I could promise you you never had to listen to a condescending finance bro tell you how to manage your money again? Welcome to Brown Ambition. This is the hard part when you pay down those credit cards. If you haven't gotten to the bottom of why you were racking up credit or turning to credit cards, you may just recreate the same problem. 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I told Method Method man this on the interview I did with him on the TV show, but I gotta tell you the same story was that I think I had the first show with Wu Tang ever. Not first fetch joke, first show of Wu Tang in Manhattan. I think it was a club Muse or some shit like that. And I performed with y'. All. Flo Jo was out at the same time and I might have got $500 and then I seen them give y' all the same 500. It was like 13 of you guys. I don't know I was like, yo, this ain't gonna. I said, I said, this ain't gonna never make it. It's 13 of them splitting the 500. Met was like, yo, we went to McDonald's, we ate our shit. This, this, this. Did you ever look at the whole clan and say, yo, how we gonna make money with all these dudes? Nah, I never looked at it because I knew he was gonna make it. No doubt, you know what I mean? I knew he was gonna make it, you know what I mean? So I seen it. I seen it like a 27 inch zenith. I was like, yo, yo, it was times we was doing promo and I remember going to Texas somewhere, yo, and they gave us a fake hundred dollar bill, yo. That's how it was. We did shit. We got paid $100 from. Bill was. You know the bill was fake. Yes, bill was mad fake and shit. So like, oh. And then from there it was like, yo. But you know what? I respect those days though, because that was our grind right there. Like, we had to grind our shit out to get to where we is, like right now. Nowadays it's like so easy. Hop on the Internet, you might could just get a hit or just go viral. We didn't have to go. You ain't go viral. You had to walk your dog back in those days and said, 15, 20 in the 15th passenger. Like we all bust up like this, sleeping on each other's shoulders and slobbing and like just going there, like just, just moving, you know what I mean? So we come from, we come from that shit, you know what I'm saying? But yeah, people our age, fuck it. Even the young dudes, people like selling they soul to go viral, right? It seems like dudes are doing the corniest shit I ever seen in my life. Like, it's like, I just want to know what the fuck you getting out of this shit. Like, shit bugged out to me, man. I be like, and the social media ain't really for everybody. It's really for the youth. Unless you could adapt to that. Because I don't watch enough guys that I respect as men in real life do clown on the social media. Yeah, that you respect is real. Like, you'll be like, yo, who's some of the realest? You would mention them. Yeah, you get on social media, start doing wild corny. What you think about that? Corny from the beginning. How you gonna just start doing that? Because that's your coin. Stop. You don't recognize, like, yo, I can't do that shit, bro. You Know what I'm saying? What are you doing it for? I mean, so you know, it just be like that. So if you gonna start doing corny shit now, nigga, you was always corny. That's it. That's how I feel about ratting, but that's a different conversation. I feel like if you a rat, you a rat. If you work at the fucking bodega and you seen too much shit and the cops come and you don't tell, it's just. Cause you a nice guy, but you ain't rat. Your moms and pops taught you, don't be a rap. Once the nigga talk. Don't let me hear that your girlfriend would dis or somebody stole you. You told, right? Yeah. Okay. Keep. That's it. You told, you told, you told. Can't fix that, man. That's it, though. You got corny niggas everywhere, man. Mystery of chess boxing, man. Yeah, that's where you got your name from. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We was out there, you know, we all into these flicks and all that. And that's like. I happened to come across that flick one day. What's the. That was when. That's crazy because I was a little. And the older in. In my grandmother's projects, they was passing around that tape. So when the vcr, the VHS tape, or the Mystery of Chessbox. Yeah. So when y' all came out, that was like. It hit home, right? It was like, how they. How does tape get from Whitney Young to Charolin? Like, that's when I. I'm a little nigga. I'm like, how did they watch? Scared. Yeah. Shit was crazy. Yeah, yeah. Nah, we been. You know how the flicks used to be back in the days we ate when the flicks come on, you know, on Channel 5, like, I think it was a Saturday. Saturday was tuned things what come outside, imitate flicks, all that. You know what I mean? But, you know, I'm gonna say something that might sound really weird to everybody, but Fat Joe's a black belt. Those. Get ready. Let me get a flag. I fought enough karate. I beat a karate expert up one time in Mars High School. That used to come with the trophies. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I beat that boy. He know if he alive, he know smoke out. That used to come to the school with the trophies, like he was a karate king. I beat the brakes off him in front of. He thought was scared of him because he. That don't work over here. But what I was gonna say to you, he catch you with a chop he was kicking, and I was going, kick it. By the fourth one that boy was out of. Yeah. It was like, yo, my man, this ain't the flex, B. Right, right. Let's just rock them and sock them. You got socked. Yeah, but listen, that wasn't even where I was going every year, so he lined me up. Yeah, be careful. So I go like this. But when I look at the back of the days flicks, right? And I look at Bruce Lee, I might be crazy for this, but a lot of the ice grills, a lot of the faces he was making, he was like. And I look at rap from day one, and I wonder if he influenced the swag of hip hop from day one. Like the Grandmaster Flat, the Sugar, they all had that thing. But we was. You gotta understand. You gotta understand, Kiss. We watching that karate flick every Saturday. Bruce Lee was like a God. He was Michael Jordan. But he had the ice grills and all that. And then rappers always had a. I don't know, man, some shit up. I don't know. Did Bruce even like hip hop? Oh, I don't know, but I'm just saying. Hip hop. Hip hop liked him, is what I'm saying. Right? Right. You know what I'm saying? Whoever had the baddest rhymes, you know what I mean, on some tough guys, especially street rhymes. I don't know. But you say Bruce had the ice grill, right? Yeah, he did. Yeah. No, but I seen him with his grill, though. He had that swag. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Now, Bruce one of them, though. Yo, Jada, you know, I just insured my legs in the Lords of London. Because when you call my the Euro, what I'm trying to tell you, I just insured the Lords of London. That's that JLo with JLo ensure the ass. But I insured my legs, all right? Under the same 100 million lords of London. These different type of paraphernalia right here be said I insured my legs, you know that. They murdered it. It's a thing out there. You know? I know you like touring, right? I. I know you, so I know you like hitting them stages. You like conquering land. You getting a tour? Yeah. Supreme clientele tutorial. Is that gonna be the joint y' all was talking about at the Garden when we supposed to go back? Oh, yeah, I want to go out with you. I saw a Conway the other day, too. Like, yo, we need to get. Do something. You know what I mean? Cause he. He gonna drop, I think, in September. So he got some he got some shits so he like. Yo, he ready to go. Yeah, yeah. Come on man, we gotta make this work. Can't wait. Locks stalks we out here. What up Joe? You ready to go step? Yeah to Method man about to rewind it 10 and he said oh God, I don't use it but the beard coloring, right? Oh, meth. I need you on the block. Yeah, you might, you might be. I got my on right now or some. I got my in. Yo, he got. He's rewinding the top like. Listen man, you gotta get ghost on them. Yeah, give me one of that box. We gotta get you a check. Give me all that box your looking. Joe, you symmetric too. Hieroglyphic going right now that's lined up. I know I could tell it. You know I'm a kingpin, yo. I just. Yeah, you remember back in the days where the, the fake rope change. You could grab his. See the lock was, was, was off like you know, you could tell one but you know this rewinded 10. Man, we gotta get you on a box, man. We here, man. This stop and shot put me on the box. Hell yeah. Immediately. Let's go. What happened? She didn't say nothing. I didn't say anything. What up kids? I'm waiting for my deal, baby. You know what I'm saying? This is my partner that keep offering. Every, every one. I guess they'd be on the box. Come on man. Hell yeah. Mixtape with that, man. We're going great though. Let me get on. Yeah, we going. I use, I use that though. Yeah, it ain't nothing wrong with that. I throw it in, man. No, you gotta have that otherwise. Huh? Yeah, I think maybe when I'm 60 I go all white. You know what I'm saying? Just sort of like yo, you know at that point you. Yeah. What's up? Cooling. We're. Yeah, man, 60 years old. You. No, but I see you pause. I ain't. I see you with the diesel. 60. Yo, they be doing all that. There's life at 60 to me. I'm. No, I'm not. With the hundred million legs. He got the honey stuff. Got the 100 million on the legs. Gotta get damaged though this to get the com. They got the new Chinese out there too. The bionic joints. Yeah. How much? Yeah, eyes and all that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then they made the sound. Nah, no make this. I don't know if it made the sound though. But it is, man. Joint show. They coming out with all that, man. There's no lie. There's by the way, the days. I'm not talking about the bottom feeders, if you got two or three followers or whatever. Oh. But the days of somebody thinking Joe Crack is too big to respond to them, as of this day, oh, it's over. And I don't believe that you guys, It's a trend to say cap or whatever. I don't believe that you guys want to really fuck with me. Because any of you guys play with me. I got so much damaging to make you want to cry. You want to kill Fat Joe. If you make me slap back, you do not. All you guys, I'm telling y' all right now, I know I'm a podcast, I'm a media. We the biggest in the game. So, you know, some of these old school dudes that, you know, got some validation, you know, if you want to take swipes at me and think you going viral and all, I'm not going for it no more. I don't think you niggas want the response. You know, the responses come heavy. So, you know, for the most part, I ignore everybody. But when certain individuals want to hop out and think they gonna click, I gotta give you that happened right here, ladies and gentlemen. At home, he watching the show. Somebody said something and he caught it. They thought he didn't catch it. He's the comment. He's in everything. Right, right, right, right, right, right. You never think he's looking at. He saw it letting you know, I had to get that off. That's it. And that's. Listen, guys. A lot of you guys, you know, competitive or whatever, but you guys, you're not like me. You're just not like me. So the cap is fun and all that, and I play along with. I'm a team spirit. I came up here to entertain the people. You call me Cap, Stinky Leg. Whatever the you want, you try when you're a person. I personally know of some type of stature, and you try to make a joke about me, to make me look crazy to everybody. Be careful what you wish for. Because all you guys, you all got beat up and chased everywhere. I know everything. I was there. I don't think you want this type of exposure. This ain't the one you want. And believe me, the Internet ain't gonna say it's Cap when I say that shit about y' all proceed with the positivity. 25 years, I beat people up all the time. But G back, we get the point. They got it. They got. Yo. Yeah, I know better. Don't with my man, you Heard him right? Flowers on the casket of all those who opposed the squatters. Telling you right now, verbal intercourse. Listen, flatline. Listen, listen, listen. They're not gonna saw you like us. They ain't performed for 500 at the 25. These niggas, man. You're finally releasing a sequel to Supreme Clientele or made now the right time to revisit that classic. After the violence, it was. It was like. It was the fans. It was like, you know, they kept calling for it. You know what I mean? Plus, I. You know, you gotta do. You gotta. I don't rush nothing you gotta do. You gotta be in that state of mind. Like, ah, you know what? Now's the time to dent. Especially for that, you had to get, like, a couple of beats. It's a feeling like when I do these things, it's all. Got it. You got it. Yeah, yeah. And what I noticed is, like, a lot of. A lot of our old producers, like, you know, they more so like, what's now. A lot of people looking for that old pack. They gotta give me the new pack. I want the new pack. Yeah, I want the new pack. You know? I mean, a new pack. I get it when I. When it was like that, but for this certain type of thing, it's like I got. I need. I need. I need beats that. That could just take me to. Give me a feeling. Yeah. You know what I mean? So that takes a long time because it's not like that. And plus, my mom wasn't even really on it. I'm doing other songs and albums for other people and stuff like that. So they just be like, oh, yo, 25 years is coming up. So I try to keep my mind on it every. A couple of songs. I got. I got like five songs. And I had, like, since 2000 for like 20. 20 something years. Like 23 years. But I just held it. Just held it and was like, yo, I'll save it for supreme or whatever. So by the time we got all that, you know what I mean? I fucking decided. I asked my man, like, yo, nah, put it on, put it on. But you know me, I'm a funny nigga. So it's like, you know, if it fit, it fit. If it don't, it don't. You know what I mean? So. And I just shaped it up. Whatever, whatever, whatever. And that was it. No doubt. I like doing projects, though. Yeah, like albums. I like doing albums, especially my shit, you know what I mean? So the intro was talking about the birthday party, but I was thinking about, yeah, you know, I threw a party in my house. I'm looking out the window, the party starts at five. We got two customers. My man at four year old bakery. Who made it, Marco and his girl. Six o', clock, I look out the window, two more customers, Didier and his girlfriend. My publicist. Shit look light out there. You know, Fat Joe birthday party be lit. My n. I'm like, I don't know if this ever happened to nobody. I'm looking out the window, I don't know if it's too early to come out, reveal the outfit. I'm looking around like, yo, Matthew, don't do this. Did nobody get the memo? Cause they extra set it up like hundred chairs. This, they made it too big, right? Right. And we don't really invite people to the crib like that. But the people if that we invited, by the way, by like 9, 10 o', clock. Shit was lit out of control, every chair. But I was scared, right? Like, I'm looking at a hundred chairs, I'm just. Nobody really there. Like, yo, this shit was scary as fuck. I said, yo, all we need is the pic of them saying nobody showed the Fat Joe's birthday. That shit was outta control. Wow. 9 o', clock, we start rocking. 10 o', clock, shit ran pack, we good to go. That shit, that's. That, that's. It was scary. Yeah, it was scary. It was borderline. It was like going to a show and two customers show up. Yeah. I never knew that you had. You did the Apollo. That's how it started. Yeah. You said you won, right? Yeah, four weeks in a row. Murdered it. I guess it's cat again. Yeah, I know that. Let me tell you something, yo, that's crazy though. That's why I believe in God so much, right? Because yeah, I went there. Ready? So I'm saying when I walked up in the audition, it was a hundred people there. I knew if I'm. That's the true part of delusional records that I looked at everybody like, yo, what are they even doing here? Like, you notice my shit, I'm about to tear this down. The truth is, I wasn't really a great rapper at that time, right? But I'm a real street dude. So they were seeing me get money my whole life, right? So I don't know. I thought about it one day in a hotel all these years later, I said, how did you win the Apollo? Right? And I swear to God, had to be God, because when I stepped on stage, they just went pandemonium like they never heard of bar Jay. They wasn't like, you, yo, you pussy, you, this, you name it. They didn't. I never heard a bar. I stepped out stage four times. They made me retire because I was just winning every week. I had never noticed. And they never heard a verse. They could not hear a verse. It was just. The people just. Was just going. You know, I tell them I was like, the fat lady that goes. And I am telling you, I'm not going. Like, you know, they win every week. No, I'm saying Ghost. Yeah. I came out there. I'm telling you, as my brother. Yeah. I can't even make sense of it. Yeah. Crazy. I came out. You know that dojo wasn't even out. No. That's where I met Red Alert, who asked me for a demo. Flo Jo was the demo for Red Alert. People heard it. That's how I got signed. Chris Lighty came and signed me off the Flo Jo demo promo and Red Alert would play every week and that went number one in the country. But I'm just telling you as your brother, no cap, no line. I don't know how it was, bro. I was just coming out. I gotta go back. I gotta. It's. It's up. I don't think it's there. I've been looking for it for like a documentary or something. Yeah. I can't find it. I called Ralph Camper Jr. It gotta be used to shoot it. I asked him for. Some of these guys, man, they don't let that footage go. 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So it's like, you know, brothers is like, you know, snapping on each other and doing all other shit like that. But I don't know, when we came around, it was like, you know, I'm a street nigga, he's street nigga, get money and all that. I don't know. It just. It just came. It just is. It was. Something was there. It was just. It was just glue that was just there. So we started really, like. Like teaming up, doing these things, you know, we recognized that chemistry when we was in, before the album came out, like, I guess doing the Wu Tang album. And then it started probably around the time we was doing all that. Can it be also simple shit, you know what I mean? And. But after that shit, it was just. Yeah, it was just. It was just on. We was doing everything together, you know what I mean? So, yeah, I think that's. It just came from that. That's fire. Yeah, it's going like, got comfortable. We got kicked out of Barbados in the midst of that. That's how it happened. It was like, how the hell did y' all get kicked out of Barbados? It was like, nah, because it was like, Ray was up next. You Know how the clan was. Cause, yo, you know, at that time, everybody wanna get on. But then the clan, it's like, you had to be. You had to respect who's up next. Who's up next. So meth was first. That did not think everybody scratching at the door. Dirt. You like pits that's locked in the closet? What? Yeah. Who was dirt? Right, Right? Yeah. Yeah. So then it was like that. And that was that. And that was going into the prime year, like 94.95. So, you know, we go to. We go to Barbados. We pick out the beats first. So I'm like, yeah, that one right there. That, that, that, that, that, that. Well, that fly shirt on. What you call. We just took those with us. Boom. The Barbados. So we dressed, we had them shits on. Joe got them fatigues and all that other. We got them mad over there. I don't know who it was. Not. Not. They just kept with us back. Yo, yo, turn the music down. It's like, yo, we even got that. They just kept with me then. And then it came like, maybe like three days later. We was only there for like a hot. Maybe like three days. And. But I. But it was my fault, though, because I'm trying to go. You know, when you're young, you trying to find an exotic place. I told the like, yo. I told like, yo, we gonna go to Barbados. Check this out. I had a pamphlet. This was called the Royal Pavilion. Name was already sounding fly. The brochure looked to fly. Boom. He like, bet. Then we get out. It was, yo, Bow kicked us out. They kept fuck with us, kicked this out. So now we like, damn, where the we gonna go? Steve Rifkin, you know, he like, yo, go to Miami. This and that. That's the best thing he ever said, bro. You know, I think even he said it or Race said it. We get to Miami, Scarface. It was all Scarface there. You got bricks finding bricks right across the street on the water, popping up 500,000 here and there. You know what I mean? It was just. It was Scarface. And that's how them dusters came out. Yeah. Boom. Darts every day. Bow, man, we had Bexton Heine against the drinking mad at them shits. I forgot what hotel. We forgot the name. The Pelican Hotel. Right up in there like that. Yo, that's where we jotted all that shit down. Yeah, everything. Then we came back. We just wrote everything. Yeah. Came back and laid it. Laid it down. You know what? You know what I'm thinking, Mike? That's A beautiful story. But with guys like you, guys like you and me, you ever bumped into guys who really believe your music and was trying to impress you? Like, I had my first show in Miami. It's very similar, right. And I left the drug game to be positive and be a rap. The guys who booked me to promoter, they took me to a house. It was so much kilos of cocaine and guns in this house. It was like, yeah, Joey, crack this. They showing me all this. I'm like, yo, bro, I want to be so far away from these dudes. That's definitely happened to the locks. That happened to y'. All. People trying to prove to you that I know that. Yeah. Cause they think, yeah, yeah, yeah. Dudes got arrested doing that to me when I was going at it with 50, what they do, I was actually at like a havoc or a mob deep that has something in the city, like a listening or a party. So we went to that shit. Then walk into the car. I'm walking. They in the car and they like, yeah, kiss you. Going down there with 50 and this and that. And we. We respect street this. They pulling out rat and the police knocks right behind them. Got arrested. Yes, they did that. Yeah, they did more than they. Yeah, they didn't have no reason to do that. Yeah. Try to prove to me what you doing, tnt. They probably just getting out now. Yeah. It's a lot of shit. Be a lot of shit, man. Fans. They just fans, though. Yeah. Wanna just sometimes. Sometimes they don't know how to express their love. Especially with them guns. Yeah. It goes all wrong. Yeah. So that's what it was, though. Went out there, came back, laid that shit down, did a couple of skits. And yeah, man, that was it. When y' all gotta do a tour, when y' all gotta do something that includes everybody except rest in peace, go dirty. How hard or how easy or how is that when y' all about to go on tour, work on an album, or do something that requires anybody. Now, after all these years of success and everybody got their own families and their own companies and entities, that is it still easy or is it a little bit complicated? I mean, the complicated part is coming to a conclusion. You know, Everybody got how they feel. This. Yeah, yeah. Now with that, you know me, I'm like, yo, we gotta change this outfits, man. We need to come out on some new edition, you heard. Do some. Some fly like this. You got that. I want no blazers and doing all that. I'm like, yo, but yo, come on. We can't be coming out 93. It's like, yo, man, we here. But then, you know, but it's. It's like nine of us, ten of us, and everybody got their own shit. But for the most part, me and Ray be on the same page, you know what I mean? Like, yo, this and that and the third. But it's like. Yeah, B. It's like when it comes to making a decision. Yeah. You got so many. You know what I mean? Sometimes you just gotta bow out. Like, you know what? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not saying nothing and just do that. You know what I mean? And let them niggas do it. But. Yeah, but other than that, when we come together for the cause form Voltron. Yeah. Yeah. The end result is always beautiful. Wow. There we go. We did that, like, this year, I felt more comfortable with the shows that we did. I felt like. I felt like these days, this tour we just left was the best shits that we ever did in our life right now. The garden was magnifying. It was incredible. It was electrifying. It was nostalgic. It was incredible. I was on the side of the stage after touching the stage. Yeah. Just chill on the side and watch the rest of the show. I was like a little kid in front of the Christmas tree. Right. That's going crazy, right? Nah, but so that's. You know, we all crazy in mad years. Yeah. I see they asked you about this every interview, so I don't really need a big response. Right. But, you know, I was there with Steve Rifkin when you blacked out on high 97. Like, I was sitting next to Steve's. I was his guest. What's this? The high 97. Summer jam. Yeah, I'm there. Summer Jam. I'm in the crowd. I'm a fan. I'm in the crowd with Steve Rifkin. And when they. I was just like, that's my first Summer jam. And we get off stage and they come on there, they said, oh, God, they went crick. Yeah, we popped cherry while y' all flip. Yeah, hold on. Because. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Right? Yeah, but we went. I think we went before y'. All. And then it's something like that. I remember when we got off, I served y' all on the mic, calling everybody everything. Call them in the. Yeah, bro. Yo, son, that was the worst. We popped this cherry, son. I'm like, they was black. I said, no disrespect. I don't get high, bro. I am so focused at that shit with the shit you saying. I Already knew this is political suicide in the music industry. But one thing that taught me, right, because all these radio stations, they make you believe they are enemies. Come here. This is the new power, Yo. The mother stations is whack. It's like. But against y', all, they phone foltre. The enemies of the enemies was like, nah, nah, we ain't playing it. And they. They. Basically, the whole country was like a domino effect where they was like, yo, they violating the system. Yup. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I knew this was gonna be a hard time for y'. All. Yeah. You know, I didn't know that. Everybody. Maybe Hot 97 don't play your. But Philly does this. They all form china. I never seen them. Hold on, let me hit. The Democrats and Republicans come together to the people up. I'm trying to tell you. I was. Yeah. Yo, you know, when you get on one radio station, you do the other. You. You ing Norfolk. Them, they enemies. And they formed together and said, how'd y' all fix that? You had to just wait it out. Nah. Cause y' all came back. I didn't really know. It was wild. Maybe I felt high 97. I didn't know. It was like a wildfire around the country. Everybody, it was. I thought it was hot laying there for a little while. Everybody. Yeah, it was. It was deep. It was deep. I think that was the time when it was just like, yo, y' all was up so much, like, y', all, everything. Bad boy, bad boy. And it was like, yo, we was just so down here. You know what I mean? I tried to talk to, like. Remember Tracy? Yeah, the program. Yeah. Try to talk to her. This and that and the third. She wanted to go out. She wanted to go to France and shit, man. France. Oh, shit. Yeah. She tried to take it there. She just wanted to go down south to the ring. She wasn't going to, like, you know. You know, went to France. Ghost, you might have. Should have took one for the clan. You should have went to France. Yo, man, listen, bro, it ain't happened, so. So you know what I'm saying? It was just. It's just. I don't know. I just. Just had to weigh it out. I think maybe when I got to Def Jam and they started like, all right, cool. Trying to mend a little bit of. But the rest of the clan is like, yo, we was kind of doomed. Like, then we stopped putting out music like that anyway. Like, you know, it wasn't really, like, consistent on how we had it at the top. So that's how that started, like, simmering down and shit. But we left Rage against the Machine. Like, we made it. That's what I was trying to tell you. We went. We had. Yo, like, who, who, who? How many of y' all think we should go ahead and do this or just stay over here with Rage, you know what I mean? If we would have stayed with Rage, I think they was saying 97 was like, they ain't gonna fuck with you no more. You know what I mean? So we still. I think majority of us just like, let's just go do this. We need these. And then that should happen. You know what I mean? You know, I love Hot 97 and everything they ever did for me, but they used to play a lot of political games and so that you could. You got to come up here. You got to see E. Bro before anybody. Yeah. That type. It was just pretty much kissing ass to drive me crazy, man. I'm asking the table. Yeah. I can't. They put it on you. That's the only. The label, they control everything. Except when it's that. But, you know, this guy said, you got to come see him before you go see Cosmic Cabin, right? All that. That. Yeah. Oh, my God. You know what I mean? But, you know, that's the business, man. That's. That's the business. They say you gotta go. Supreme clientele, too. You gotta go right now. Make sure you gotta go. They say your people. Hold on. We gonna play some text like, yo, we gotta go. He don't want to leave. Hold on. Before we got more to talk about. I'm not letting go. Put the chains on. We got ghost, yo, we playing forth the site. Let him go. We playing forth this site. Yes. Whatever. Yeah, let's. Come on, let's go. Let's go. Fourth disciple in Georgia. Georgia. So that fourth was like 15, 16 years old, too. Pull him back. I know where it starts. Blood running from his mouth his eyes got low he scrolls my Just came home from doing 12 in the slip Blood running from his mouth his eyes got low he squirrels my hand real tight then he let go Nah, don't start that. We've been the worst shootouts in this and we got hit Yo, Charge, look, wake up. It's me and star we gonna get up and walk I'm a tie your cloth Tomorrow night we got a flight to catch Some little guardia My wiz made that fish you like fried tilapia. Stop playing. You hear your daughter talking? Remember her first steps when she started walking? You think she wanted to See you fitted in the coffin. You touch my. Yo, yo. Get the up off him. My nigga ain't like y' all niggas now. Y' all huddled around like a bunch of bitches. Your mouth. Call his Wins. Notify his moms. Not forget it. She already lost two sons. Come on, Lord. I place my head on his chest Just to hear him breathe or say something under his breath I wipe the blood from his mouth before my eyes I seen gloves of this black shit come out Saying to myself shit don't look too good Another black man lost in the hood no cigar, help below I gave him CPR he was disconnected from life like a VCR God damn it, I can't stand it I'm rocking back and forth like a hammock Somewhat I feel that he left the planet I'm in now but it's clear to me like fire and I don't know how to fix my L Just to say goodbye Come on, Charge. Wake up. That is my king. Like six. Like bad man, that's crazy. I gotta play that in the gym. Yeah. Let's go, Georgia, man. Dj. I'll make you a DJ before it's over, James. There you go. That one, Joe. Okay. This, that, this, that, this hood. Okay, let's. Yeah. We harmonized the old school Harmonized, harmonized, yeah like we used to Rob left and right a fiend try to get slick with slap and crush they pipes strong on robberies all done in harmony Raise my weapon and then bow Hit a artery Race to the staircase, Shoot out the lights and let off a few shells at the door on the right they got dust, we have power to eat under the couch a shotgun, 12 keys bow another shot in the door flew open Mega snow on the table of fiend is still smoking she roll out of respect through four in his chest Hurt some in the back With a rude dialect screaming Cruise direct, you could lose that blood clot Bigger fools die away that's when I heard him load them Cocking the guns in the back room Turned on the vacuum maybe I'll distract them Got him gathered all of the babies in the bathroom Take your little Cheetos I'll be back soon I knew the dread that cut off his hair and wore a half moon four go teeth Caught a body in Cancun droppers like Equinox up in the spot I'm talking about waste that's nor the TVs in class but hold on one came out running Got it jumping I dip behind the wall, squeeze and start dumping Crash dummy, he was bluffing Almost got his head ripped off straight for nothing of course heard the chainsaw like I was the main cause they resorted to even my food called by the main boss A heal of bullets of rain the terror hanging off the wall can't put them back together Curtains and clorx bottles holds forever the balls furniture was damaged to cream leather I'm good for compensation we good for that I guess I don't have patience not no more. I ain't got that type of no more. Let's go. Yes, I can get dramatic fact I put that bozo somebody should have just told you but listen I won't hold you we ain't playing games Nah, you know what it is you want to learn? I will mold you, I'll mold you in the street will fold you better stay in your lane. Right there, right there. Let's go. Not y'. All. Needed one more verse on this, guys. I needed another. This is stupid right here, man. Yo, that hook is crazy. Be. Yeah, baby. Supreme clientele, too. Make sure you get it on all platforms, wherever you get your music. Stop listening to that and listen to some real. This ain't that. That ain't this. It's cracking. Kiss Ghost face and Kiss today. Yeah, no doubt. Make some noise for Tony Stark. Gotta kill in that box. Food tank forever. Who tank for the kids. Do we really need another podcast with a condescending finance bro trying to tell us how to spend our own money? No, thank you. Instead, check out Brown. 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