>> As Suge Jacob Knight, he's
setting out to conquer the world
of real estate in "Love and
listings."
>> It premieres Monday night at
10:00.
Welcome, sug.
How are you?
>> Hello, everybody.
Good morning.
>> We're watching a little bit
of the show.
You could have literally gone
into any field.
Music in particular, and had a
name for you already.
Why real estate?
Why is that something you
>> Why not real estate?
It's the biggest market in the
I still -- like I'm still doing
music.
Young CEO sug.
I want to get out of my father's
shadow.
While he's in prison, I want to
make him proud the best way I
can.
I want to be like a role model
for those kids that have like a
parent in jail.
Those kids who went to crenshaw
with because I'm a crenshaw high
school alumni.
I just want to be a role model
to my brothers and sisters.
So it's like, why not real
estate?
Like I like the whole show.
I like the aspect.
It's all business.
>> You go by Jacob on the show.
>> I go by Jacob.
>> And professionally.
But your real name is sug Jacob
night.
>> Sug Jacob night.
That's who I am.
It's a blessing.
>> You talked about wanting to
be an inspiration to other young
people who are dealing with a
parent being locked up.
One thing you said is I want to
inspire all those kids who have
a parent in jail growing up.
Don't there stop you from loving
your parent and from being
great.
I know it's hard but you have to
keep going.
Always have pride in who you are
and where you come from and
pray.
>> And pray.
>> Can I just ask you.
That's got to be a hard place to
get to.
>> Yeah.
>> Forgiveness and those amazing
words.
Like were you angry at first?
>> You know, not really angry.
But you are just more confused
because you question why like is
my parent a bad parent?
You just -- kids ask that --
they ask like those typical
questions.
>> Yeah, you're grown up and
reading headlines about your
father.
>> Exactly.
>> There is one I read, sug
night murder are.
>> And that's just headlines.
You know it's not the truth,
but, sorry to cut you off.
It's just something that it's a
blessing that I'm happy to do.
And so it's like I want to
inspire those kids.
I measure my success by how I
inspire people.
That's something I just want to
keep raising the bar for myself.
>> You had a conversation with
your father.
We saw in the clip earlier, you
talk about him not being the
best communicator.
You wanting to fix that.
>> And how long had it been
since you had talked to your dad
prior to the --
>> Almost three years because it
was a communication barrier.
The great thing about this show
is it's all real.
And it's like, it's all
realtime.
So when that happened, it's
like, wow, this is -- that was a
real reaction of hearing my
father's voice.
At first, they took everything
away.
We couldn't send a letter to
him.
Just to hear his voice, it was
like, it was just a real,
real -- I needed to hear that.
>> It's a moment you shared with
us and we want to share it with
take a look.
>> Hello?
>> You have a collect call from
an inmate at the Richard Donovan
correctional facility.
>> The communication ban has
been lifted.
I haven't talked to my dad in
three years.
I want him to know things are
okay out here.
I want this to be a good call.
>> If you chase woman, you chase
money to get the money, the
women chase you.
>> That sounds like some pretty
sug advice.
>> Sug night advice is the best
my father gives the best advice.
I give him that.
>> So what was that scenario
like for you to get that phone
call to be able to have the --
after three years of not being
able to talk to him at all to
have that moment to hear his
voice.
What was it like for you?
>> It was a special moment.
And to have that moment with
cameras on you.
>> That's why I think it's
special because it was showing
the world that, like, it's kind
of humanizing my father.
Sug night, the first notorious
big guy, hip hop's most feared
man is now giving his son some
encouraging advice that maybe
that it can touch millions of
others watching this show.
>> What is the biggest
misconception about your dad you
want people to know?
>> There are a lot of people who
feel those headlines are the
truth.
>> Exactly.
>> A lot of people feel he is
responsible for quite a bit of
pain for a lot of people.
>> Well, I think it's just fear.
That's just the industry.
It's not the bloggers.
It's just they want to get a
story.
They want to get the best story.
They want to get all the traffic
to them so they'll say whatever.
And now it's my role clearing it
up.
Clearing the night name.
>> Speaking of the night name.
>> You're about to be a dad.
And are you going to name him
sug III?
>> No.
I have --
>> Sug baby?
>> No, not sug baby.
>> Baby sug?
>> No, not baby sug.
>> Little sug?
>> No.
I have a daughter on the way.
I'm thinking baby night is --
>> That to sweet.
>> I love it.
>> Not a sugette?
>> No.
>> I tried.
>> Sugina?
>> You keep trying.
He's not biting.
>> Not even sugiana.
>> Good to see you.
Honestly, I am excited for you.
>> Good luck in everything.
>> You owning this new path for
yourself.
>> They you.
>> I'm excited for that.
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