"IF I WAS MANAGING KING VON, I WOULDVE NEVER WOKE HIM UP..." BIMMY & SOUL B DELIVER THE HARSH TRUTH
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Many great perspectives and take always. I learned in my teens after witnessing countless Black males murdered and imprisoned, nobody with the authority to punish me cares. My options: Play short ball (live fast and die young) with a Y carved in my young chest or I could play to stay (alive and free) by playing long ball and getting it legit, thus giving myself a chance to live a long, healthy, prosperous life. There’s enough blame to go around and everybody got a right to complain. But after you complain do something about it.
We all got trauma and pain. Suck it up buttercup.
My guy
No mo talk!💯
💪🏿💪🏿💯🙏🏿
Willie D 💯💯
Facts big homie.
This is powerful. For a group of brothers to have this discussion is much needed. These are jewels people of all ages need to hear.
Facts very well put
Problem is, they're all old in the eyes of these young gangstas. So they won't respect their words. Which is sad.
Bro, I literally said the same ish! Salute!
LOL where you from King ?
We got the same name im a III
My son is a IV
🤝🏾🤝🏾💯
The dude with the purple hoodie and dreads is absolutely right, this society rewards criminals and they are glorified. Meanwhile he did it the right way and was positive and nobody gives a damn, I see it now with me and my friends, doing and saying positive things but we get ignored.
Keep at it young Brother. plant your seeds one at a time and keep pushing fwd one day you'll reap all your rewards
Y'all the real future bro don't even trip
It's almost like a soldier coming back from the war 💯
Walk the line brotha' the respect will come.
Math disagreeing with him, knowing damn well he was right
What Bimmy did is called preemptive striking; avoiding a negative before it happens. When you get honest with yourself, you realize there’s a whole lot of things you could’ve avoided if you just chose to stay away from people or things that you KNOW will have a high problematic possibility.
💯,most drama can be avoided by preemptive thinking
It's how I made it to 46 in the hood with no gun. I used my brains to get me out of bad situations well before I needed to pull the trigger.
Niggas call that being “scary”
Tho .
🎯
💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Bigga is right, when strong men start coming together to guide the youth, we will see change.
It's really not rocket science
what u said
What if they are just bad people
@@robdawson5835 💯
They are like in one of the most egotistical businesses, rap. Niccas beef over the dumbest things, most shoot first ask questions later, even the old ones. I hate these hindsight convos
Mecc and Bigga described the problem perfectly
No gossip just real life conversations that can change a kid or young adult ways, much respect to these dudes and oh yeah i’m 24 myself learning from y’all.
Good fathers make a BIG DIFFERENCE in reference to peer pressure. My dad told me...”If you ever get in trouble, make sure it’s your idea.”
I never succumbed to peer pressure. My friends knew not to even ask me to do street activities because if it wasn’t my idea, I wouldn’t even consider it.
I like that quote!
Well said.
I'm using that!
I did participated in some street activities but I never indulged in CIGARETTES/WEED/LIQUOR/HARD DRUGS. And I'm 48 years old right now.
I like that. I always say if I'm to do dirt I'd do it alone, but that quote is a lot cleaner
@@michael43567 my pops told me that one also and it’s a great one. He specifically told me that one in reference to beef. If you want to retaliate, do it alone. It’s more satisfying and if you’re not willing to do it alone you shouldn’t do it at all.
It served me well. Nothing like getting jumped and catching each man alone and seeing the look in their 👀 before you punish them. Then they know you a real one!☝️
More philosophical talks like these . These are important
Salute Bigga, example of don't open your mouth unless you got something wise to say. Bigga never dilutes jewels
It's dudes like buddy who called dude a nerd be the problem. Because he doesn't drink or smoke, never sold drugs, etc. he's looked at like a nerd instead of congratulating him for doing it the right way. Everybody loves the thug, gangster, gang member, drug dealer. Gives a person a sense of pride.
It is what it is, Mecca could of called them thugs.....gotta respect it
The word nerd shouldn’t be used either - it’s not an uplifting word . Being a nerd is like being called weird but literally everyone in the world is weird
Facts
He spoke facts, America has always had an obsession with violence and the criminal underworld
@@krooktype5891 the word nerd is a wrap. These nerds are billionaires making Instgram, Facebook, and every other app booming and so on. Wish I woulda took that need route. They getting the money, even though they missed on the "cool shyt" they living it up now.
As good as Hoffa is as a battle rapper. As legendary as a career as he has had in that field, this podcast is his bag fr
Check artist on my page
Bigga message was powerful
@jusmike he usually make valid point
💯💯💯
You notice how Yayo kept looking to him when he was talking the real life points. He didn’t wanna hear from nobody else. Lol
It was facts!
Always
I agree with most of whats been said. I grewup without a father and the amount of time I was approached to sell drugs for someone or because of my size to learn how to bully someone was always an issue. My moms and my uncles always looked out for me and kept me away from that stuff. Strong male figures can make a real difference in life.
You definitely need a strong father figure bc the kid is most likely doom.
Hey math I salute you and the rest of the guys on this podcast I've been watching this show since day one do you think you can get banks on the show or 50 cent
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Yo this real shit right here, a lot of dudes gotta understand you can be from the streets and not be of the streets and adopt that street mind frame. The goal should be to get out I don’t know how it is now but that used to be the goal.
It's true that having a positive father makes all the difference. My son turned 18 he's in a University has never been rebellious or caused us a problem other than over sleeping. I didn't have mine and I was a handful on my mom so I made sure he knew he was loved.
Fathers are necessary. 🙌🏾❤️
Stable/complete family units are even more detrimental to our survival. 💯🙏🏾
@@Drando1989 Fathers are necessary but there’s plenty of men in the streets with fathers, who provided for the family.
Dam our story sounds the same except my son still in high school I didn’t have mine either so it was a must I’m here salute to u bruh and yea my son over sleeps too 😂😂 fucking kids man
T.I. punching the air right now
@@godofthisshit I don’t understand your reply….
being a father “in the streets providing” is cool, depending on what your definition of providing is, but being IN THE HOME with your woman and children is most honorable and rewarding long term.
If the streets are providing a way to GET BY….you’re not providing. You’re surviving and that’s what too many men and women are trying to escape from now. Survival mode.
I follow the philosophies is Marcus Garvey.
Black man. Black woman. Black child.
One complete unit.
They got the real men having a conversation about our people it's needed and appreciated 💯
Damn Math.......salute brotha. This the type of talk that's needed. Jewels are being dropped in an entertaining fashion......Keep doin ya thing man
The show is getting more powerful by each clip... protect Math and his team and all costs 🔥 #salute
These difficult conversations need to be heard and discussed. There are so many layers to it. Props for this episode and letting everyone speak their POV
The fromtal lobe isn't an excuse for every damn thing.
Great conversation as usual.
Yoooooo I'm an old head, but soon as Bigga's voice elevated, I sat up straight and tuned all the way in. Bro stay dropping jewels.
“ I’m not a nerd” “ what just happened?” 🤣😂
What the brother with the dreads said was so profound and it shows how backwards thinking our community is. Math I love you man your platform is incredible.
Yea they should have let him get all of it out. That’s the perspective least talked about imo
Yeah he is on point, rewards goes to the wrong truth be told.
These topics really need to be had with everyone respecting the other one's point of view and trying to understand where they come from without saying NO.
Check the artist on my page
Where are there parents??
@@MF-Rell in the streets or dope
I love watching a a group of intelligent men real stand up guy's from different situations in life using their power and platforms to reach back and give this new generation some knowledge and a different way to think and "Live" speaking from real life experiences 💪💪💪
As a 80s baby I appreciate this conversation. Math need to turn this in to something like Teen Summit. The credibility of his character would reach mad kids out here.
Teen Summit, you took me back on that one. I agree we could benefit from that too.
Yes, that is a great idea! Both parents are essential, there is no way around that. As a young lady, who had a phenomenal mother, I still needed my father to protect and teach me. As teens my siblings and I were so upset that he was so strict, and dead serious about following the rules. He was so strict even the other Caribbean kids felt bad for us, but I’m so grateful for that now. He passed away when I was on my way to college, and I saw overnight just how differently the world perceived a house full of women. Guys trying to date us girls, who were previously too scared to call or come around when my father was home, were suddenly trying to come over and run things. My siblings would try to manipulate my mother, as she was grieving, in a way they would never dare to try with my father. Just his presence made all the difference. Our communities need parenting classes and mentorship. The youth desperately need a counterbalance for all the self hate that is manifesting itself in materialism, death, destruction, and despair. It’s not even close to what we need, but I think it’s still a good place to begin. Podcasts are a trend now, maybe podcasts bringing black people together can start trending, because the gender war podcasts offer nothing but isolation, death and destruction of what is left of the black family. If Black women are destroyed, then destruction awaits the Black man, and vice versa. One cannot exist without the other.
@@Msboochie2 I love you Queen. 1 of the realest comments I ever read 💐. Salute from a King
Yes this dialogue is most definitely needed in today's climate! It would be dope to see the same cast of guys revisit this same topic with a group of younger guys b/c we can definitely have a better understanding of what's the problem and figuring out a solution.
Interesting how Math timed the interviews of Bimmy and Tony Yayo. So many lessons from both sides of the same coin.
This clip needs to be covered nationally. All Facts!!!
Agreed!!
Exactly‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Definitely feeling this episode!! Love to hear different perspective of growing pains!
Son in the purple was talking that shit 🔥🔥🔥💯
💯💯💯 math needa stop interrupting the jewels i been noticing that about me lately. Cut offs ppls questions and answers poor conversation etiquette.
When is the whole Bimmy interview coming? We need this 💎
These are the conversations that are needed.
This is the realest conversation that needs to be had. Good shit Math
I love healthy and positive debates. Salute to these brothers! Salute math, keep up the knowledge 👏...
Bigga is the truth 💯 keep it real. All ACCOUNTABILITY
This feels like therapy watching this. Salute Math for creating this platform and these kings being vulnerable and honest in their conversation.
Another really good episode is the one with Illah Ghee and Shea Davis. Very powerful episode.
Thank you for this. All of You! Thank You.
Love these barbershop builds✊🏽
I love this Math podcast reminds me of how I grew up in Newark,NJ listening to the old heads build like this in the barbershop RIP MR HARPER AND BEN‼️ Thank you for being a father and grandfather figure to me and my friends kept us away from the knuckle heads steering us towards Little League ⚾️ , Pop Warner 🏈 & Small fry 🏀 thank you...
What part of Newark ? I’m from the south ward
@@hakwak7728 Central Ward Scuder Homes
Southward‼️💪🏾💯
I’m from the Central Ward as well, salute brothers
@@riqgeez8776 Weequahic HS
Only half way through this segment and the conversation is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Let Bimmy complete his thoughts….damn
#1 podcast hands down. When it's time to get serious it's time to get serious.
Maybe #2 Bhigh atl #1
@@marblegoby972 B high a radio show and not a podcast right ???
Fact
@@mauricefears1430 not really much difference. It's just like a independence rapper and one on a label. They are both the same two guys sitting down chopping game. B high is just better at it. This podcast would be better if the didn't have so many drunks on. Plus math be on some b.s sometimes trying to give rap music a pass when it is destroying our kids
@@marblegoby972 I prefer the barbershop element here.
It feels just like them real conversations that you can only have in the barbershop in the hood.
I love the different perspectives each of these brothas shared. Powerful discussion!
I love these type of conversations. That positive role model it's real, my moms sent me to live with my grandparents in upstate ny from Queens in 80s. My grandfather was no nonsense, every weekend had a routine up at 5 do what needs to be done. Taught me respect hats off when you walk threw that yes thank, no thank you, having integrity. Then when I got older moved back to Queens and was already programmed right from wrong, work for what you want, respect others and that's what I try to instill in my son now.
Another powerful clip.. I definitely appreciate convos like this...
Swear to god i love this show …this is the realest podcast out right now …this convo is needed i salute the whole team for the knowledge ..✅✅✅✅✅
Powerful Conversation ❤
Real talk! Appreciate hearing MEN with the courage to speak on these issues.
Amazing convo 🙌🏽🙏🏽💯🔥
We have to stop calling grown men kids
This was GREAT!!!
POWERFUL…Much Needed Conversation ‼️
Boy I'm I lucky to have a father my whole life. Thanks pops.
I went to college and graduated. I felt that comparison to college dudes to street dudes.
Me 2
You weren't supposed to be looking to the hood for approval. You was supposed to make it out and never look back. Ever.
@@plantbasedministries9233 I wasn't looking for approval from the hood dudes. I was the neighborhood star in sports. The hood dudes loved me. My Pops was my hero. I NEVER looked up to hood dudes. Now I currently have my Master's in Education. Athletic Director. What's popping with you?
@@Monter313 I make 50 an hour and have a pension, I'm a pipe fitter and a veteran. I'm glad you're up black man.
@@plantbasedministries9233 right on 👍🏿
Bigga ! Thank you so much !!! Nobody has to agree, what bigga said is what it is !
This message is so powerful. I hope this reaches many, many people. 🙏🏿🖤
We need these conversations to continue..
Dope ass conversation we need more of this💯💯💯
Man it's so many jewels being thrown in with real talk, aint no wonder why this the #1 show goin up right now
Dope conversation! I love this podcast!!!
Father's are essential to the household. Much love to you brothers for having the conversation.
Bigga always dropping gems
Love this episode..this kind of conversation needs to be had more especially amongst men
It’s had all the time amongst boys and men, but when you throw women into the equation all that building goes out of the door. 😂
@@isaack2084 ☀️🍇🖤?????? Why did you say that??????🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@sunfruit8251 because men lose their minds, focus, and throw their values out the door for women. It’s been like that since the first man. We front for each other, but the courts, jails, and graveyards know how many men will take a life and throw a life away for a woman. It’s our default unless you’re a batty boy
@@isaack2084 💯🎯🔥
Big discussion and extremely powerful and also it is a conversation that a lot of us are having behind closed doors, good to see this one on a public platform 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
REAL CONVERSATIONS BEING HAD!!!
Math we need the whole thing to drop asap!!
Always on Tyme!😘😘😘
The messages on here are amazing, love Bigga for how fired up he gets. His honor is an example of real integrity. Whoever is editing these clips ended it on the perfect note. Salute to you editor!
That was good conversation 👊🏾
Same story in the UK and probably all over the world. You need the Dads, family and the community to step up and make it water tight to minimise the chances of people going rogue
#Facts Math
Pops kept me in check until he passed in '92. After that shyt got wild
This interview is 🔥 🔥 🔥
Salute Math
classic episode💎
This was one of the dopest conversations ever. Couldve made this at least 30 mins to an hour long lol. Bigga and 10 Toes got in their BAG!
When Math said “Aye stop that shit” brought a tear to my eye cuz I saw myself saying that to my 1yo & I realize the importance of the male influence & I won’t let nothing defeat our bond
These are the discussions needed amongst us brothers, powerful.
This was a great communication session ✊🏿💪🏿
This was a good segment and for me I grew up without a dad but the men around me my uncles and grandfather applied that pressure to keep me out the streets!! Did I dabble in it yes but I would always hear their voices in the back of my head and when I first got arrested I heard their voices even clearer and I stayed away because I saw first had what they were talking about and stayed away from the bullshit … I stayed friends with the corner boys but I didn’t do what they did anymore outside of fighting
Love this barbershop father figures are key to the future
Definitely one of the best interviews right here! Salute to all of you!
This was a powerful discussion. Appreciate this content champ
I have to agree. I grew up in Bimmy area and my pops was definitely threatening to hop out on me on the boulevard if he saw me. I did dirt but I had limits because of him. It saved me from going through worse for sure. My dumb ass was in the streets all the time but I knew better than to go all the way
Rest in peace E Money Bags “A lot of people don’t understand E yo how f%cking cool can 1 black man be” classic track by him 💪🏾. Good interview
Real Sumner projects legend!!!
@@majthemayor468 he was born in wood hull?
@@larrybird407 I don't know but my mom's use to run Woodhull back in the days that the closet hospital 🏥 that one or Cumberland hospital by fort green
Definitely a good interview one of the best I seen keep up the good job 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was Super dope !! Keep up the great work fella’s. This is a necessary platform.
This is very important to remember that regardless of if father was there or not the respect level of the Men figures who spoke to us played a role in our decisions making process
Come home from college nobody gives a #$&# come home from jail the whole hood love you,Damn that kinda hit hard...I agree the glorification of BS really needs to stop.
Definitely my brother, I'll shoot u a text soon...🖤
This a beautiful room. Respect & Love to all. 🙏🏾
Loving the dialogue!✊🏾
I can’t count on my fingers how many dudes I know got killed after they was woke up called out the house or just out the way. It’s sad
My cousin Q when I was 3. Was sleep. Homies (allegedly) came and woke him up to go fight some niggas. My aunt fought tooth and nail to keep him in the house. He snuck out. Later that night His father answered the phone to come identify his body at the crime scene. Still fucks them up to this day. This happened in 93.
March 5, 2014 I was at a party, had a great night mind u! I get home save and sound! Take it down for the night and got that call, “bro niggas actin stupid” smh I get dressed, and go be big bro and ended up hit 6 times almost losing my life!! Smh
I absolutely love hearing my brothers, older gods and elders speak on these things in the community. Those of us who are commenting here are not necessarily the ones that need to "be reached", per se. These new rappers are dying en masse, as if we really haven't learned anything from the fall of all the previous rap kings to violence. The jewels handed out in this cipher need to be sublimated into the minds of every black man who wants to have a constructive impact on the culture--because while we building on the implications of our mistakes and traumas, these MAGAts is preparing for more virulent war on us: more mass incarceration to more public extermination. We need to reconcile with our mistakes, with each other, our culture, and legacy in an urgent way. This does help; one of the best posts I've seen on CZcams in any capacity. Be easy.
Good convo
Powerful clip ‼
He had a bunch of yes men around him
I love this talk. It was not one lie told in this whole clip💪🏾
Best podcast out right now. We need to keep having this conversation
dope convo
What people don’t understand is Von was the muscle before rap. He was the action. It’s all he know it’s fun to him. He was so much with it regardless of being the Brand, he gotta put his own work in. Same reason him and Durk caught that case in the first place. He was Dmx in Belly. It’s who Von was.
And he is 6 feet deep
@@Dogen70 just like 🦆
Von was pigeonholed from the start in a cold way. his entire fame rested on his street rep. the whole world gravitated to him because he beat the body, because of all the media and sensationalist online rumors about his rep. his whole career, from the start, was based on being Mr #1 Savage, in an INDUSTRY based on being Mr #1 Savage. as soon as he got that label, the clock started ticking, like a game of King of the Hill. if it wasn't Lul Tim, it would've been someone else. it was a race to be the first to hoe him, rob him, or take his head clean off.
@@Dogen70 that’s how it works we all goin 6 feet
@@999a0s nah it would’ve been hard to touch von he did it to himself like a fool
Please let Bimmy talk my GOOONESS!!!! He is the damn GUEST!!!! Look back at the video and count how many times y’all cut him off or didn’t let him speak!!! Other than that…Great content as always.
This was a great and super important conversation.
Love these episodes