[Captions are auto-generated] Hey man, what's going down? It's your boy
Maxo Kream, this is The First Time.
I blew a door, so I was
able to take out like 19
or something like that and made
me and then it was rapid.
You know what I'm saying, like it
was about the man who that was my
day was on the show autumn and I
saw all around me and I choked back
on some M&M Typekit.
But I ain't go like anyone else,
the well, I never saw a boy in
an apartment, I hold on her at all.
Yeah, I mean, fucked up anybody who
got a problem with me,
you boom.
I got to be aggressive.
Yeah. If she was lying
there my first time, I choke like a
up.
I don't even know this number tell
us a as he opened up to dust off
their backs like, I don't
know, we did in 2014 with some shit
like that.
I will drop dropping the tape when I
walked in the store. He was there
and I gave him a table.
You'll check me out.
And he looked at me like,
OK, big.
I don't know if he ever achieved
that, but I guess we working out, so
I think I was comments all created
by colleagues in the school because
at first I was mad. So see, even
when I started crying glue max, I'll
see the seams recruit.
You know what I'm saying? But I
started, frankly, with
the school. We had, like low lot or
whatever you want, and it was
cream versus another click and say
their name.
And then like when the cops came,
they were like, Yeah, yeah, Max
old Maxwell Cream, because the
crinkly and then kind of stuff cream
stamp of kicks, everything around
me 'cause everything around me
and kick those knobs in
me and my cousin, Lindow and my
brother would do.
I mean, it was like the hate mail
with the ad libs at the time, but we
I wrote a song called Lace Up My
Nike's because like when I was
eight, I wanted to be a rapper.
Boogie NFL, NBA player,
the wrestler.
I wanted to be able to lace up my
Nike lace up my mind.
We go into the field.
We got something like that.
We thought we were so tired.
Williams, who?
I grew up old school.
Well, older brother had all the
screw tapes, all the great tapes, so
shit, shit like this is like asking
me when a person I wore shirts.
Ninety five year old record
video is a Houston
coach, but I to say, like what?
I really started to understand.
Screw.
I'm sad. I like when was nine years
old? I made a song rap
in this group.
So like you both to like, record
the song in high school.
But I wrote the song, and when I
want to go to like rabbits, my
brother, I was able to screw like,
man, a whole lot of y'all
boy like, you know, and an Typekit
with I grew up on school
shit.
I had went to Nigeria when I was
like two years old.
I'm going to go visit a moon like I
was born or like was in my momma.
Studying my daddy was take her all
over Europe, take her everywhere
you build.
She like, that's I've been
traveling. I'm actually going to
Nigeria in December and my dad
just got out. No, I'm saying I ain't
been back since I was two, so I
don't know. I'm lost and ready to
see. We just had a good.
So you're ready for me.
Maybe this thing was going down my.
You said I was in the house
doing my homework.
There it was on the phone, making
the call.
This is Brandon Banks.
I like that. Who the hell is it?
You know, I was there, but this is
Ali his name.
A growing up.
Me and my dad got the same name.
You know, I've seen in my column
eBay, a Google or somebody be.
He's saying, you're missing my son
image. Let me start by saying that
I'm proud of you.
But Brain Brandon Banks is his
money man. Like, You know what I'm
saying? Oh, by his alias.
So like, every day he was hiding
from me with Brandon Banks
and Brandon Banks got a lot of
money. I seen Brandon Banks touch a
lot of money with a lot of big
dollars. She had pulled up and
cause, like my first time driving
on how to drive was wasn't following
the AMG of a year.
You feel me.
So she ran a bank with the
originating money nigga.
My dad, it was my dad.
See, great
salads are open.
It is so big news eight.
They all play left tackle, right
guard. They lose all the way in high
school seniors, I'm hoping
and shit and everybody's making the
jokes. My mom was going to the black
and this is what my ass, everybody,
you know, I was there, so I'm during
the basketball. Whatever they up,
they call and
your mom would slap me.
I like what?
I've got a timber problem.
I realize I had a simple problem
when I was young, but these
big ass varsity player and 500
pound bench press me because I'm a
little kid like sixth grade.
If I take my basketball, he hit
his Honda Civic.
Put a dent in he what?
Where he hops. The first, I want you
to know.
But then I turn around because I
got hit with another high schooler
like a bought body and I ran
from him. Let's see how
you know how to do this.
So I turned around.
I ain't running no more.
But when I turned around,
he was right there and I was so
this nigga slapped the holy
grail out of me.
I'm he somebody me means next week
he was so gangster that he slapped
me. You beat me.
He sat me down and talked to me and
was like, Well, we got any problem
anybody, but would you?
I got your back.
Sometimes the big home you got to
become, that's so cream addiction.
All saying nobody became.
Hurricane Katrina, 2005
by a rain band, Pleasance,
you see when you play like that.
But the whole New Orleans cane
lesson changed everything when they
came about.
They guzzle drugs
all they seemed like I was in the
streets at about 15, so
that doesn't really tempt me,
Harvey.
Harvey was so bad I never paid
her to be part of the suburbs
to late for everything
you know. I'll say it between my
mama.
I gave him my black rain, drove a
part of that car.
She had to get a whole new house.
You know what I'm saying?
God damn water
inside the house up to here.
And you know you got a sack.
It's like the lights still on all
kind of shit.
Well, yeah, I mean, it was some real
shit like this shit, really like,
you know what I'm saying?
Maybe it really did start taking it
for granted. You know what I'm
saying and being blessed?
Count your blessings, you know, says
Australian Council blessed.