- It's like five neighborhoods in St. Louis
that's the same type of Crip as we is.
He from one of them neighborhoods
and I'm from one of them neighborhoods.
- We end up touchin' bases because we live
across the street from each other.
And I saw him, I'm like, "What's up?
"We need to do somethin'."
He like, "I got you."
He was faking though, that nigga faked me out.
- I ain't friendly. - He faked me out at first.
So I keep pressin' him,
I was like, "Bro, we gotta do a song, bro."
I kept saying, "We gon' take over the loop."
- I already knew what type of Crip he was,
but that still don't make me friendly.
But my little cousin come across the street from school,
going to his house to mine.
I was like, who house you at?
He like, "Murdaa."
And I'm like, "Oh, yeah, that dude hard."
- We was at his house, it was us and a whole bunch of hoes.
- We kicked those hoes out the room.
- We kicked them out the room and we wrote,
it was just me and him.
- They was in my kitchen and my living room.
- And we wrote the song.
- We got the beat from a producer named Hollow.
Hollow Runningback, to be exact.
He from Texas.
We had got the beat off YouTube
and he hit us up after the song was blowing up
and he was cool with it.
- I fuck with Hallow, he came to St. Louis too
and niggas scared to come to St. Louis.
And usually when you take a nigga's beat,
and get some views or they get a little buzz off of it.
- They try to get it taken down.
- Aw, bullshit, he's on our gangsta shit.
We not Hoovers, we 62 East Coast Crips.
East Coast neighborhood Crip, we wear blue and orange.
In some cities they might wear blue and gray,
but in my city, we wear blue and orange.
Me and Grimeyy we call each other the Hardy Brothers,
we be tag teaming hoes.
We put everybody out the car and go get our bitch.
We can be gang deep, we find some hoes,
we call it a two man.
Like we call it a two man mission.
When we find two hoes, two man mission.
A real boss is a nigga who ain't scared,
like say I got 100K in my pocket and I'm in here,
I'mma show, like pull it out,
let y'all know I got 100K on me
and I ain't worried about nobody trying to take it
or none of that.
A fake nigga, he would have that shit
and be scared and be all cooped up and shit,
and then he'll leave and take a picture.
- Just having a lot of two mens, me and Murdaa,
but you can have three mans, four mans, five mans, six mans,
Murdaa ain't really getting to dig deep, deep
how he could've dig deeper.
Me, I don't really trust that many females,
so, we'll pick up like three missions a day.
But I have to approve of them.
Murdaa had hella bitches lined up
and I'm like, "Damn, who she with?
"Oh yeah, how her sister look?
"Her sister ugly?"
I'm like, "Man, I ain't picking them hoes up.
"Them hoes, no."
- I'm from Warren,
and when I was like nine years old, I moved on CN.
That's another 62 neighborhood as well though
so I step for them too,
that's like my backyard, that's my second hood actually
so I step for them just how I'm stepping for anything else.
I had a glock 10 millimeter.
Everybody be asking like, "How the hell
"you get a slim glock 10 millimeter?"
Like, I'm one of the only people that got one.
Or that had one.
I ain't never seen one before.
- Them niggas look up to me.
Them niggas my sons.
I raised these niggas.
Like I used to be with these niggas.
The same niggas dissing.
The same niggas capping.
Now they wanna be on some tough shit.
It's just basically saying y'all niggas know the real.
I'm y'all Daddy, for real. (laughs)
Neen is Murdaa's big brother.
Fuck, that's my brother too.
"We do it for Neen and we do it for Jigs"
I'm saying, who he do it for and who I do it for.
But we do it for these people.
My homeboy Keon, he got killed,
wasn't really in the gangs or none of that shit.
He motivated a nigga to keep rapping, like start rapping,
when I was first rapping,
when I was free styling shit as a kid.
Neen was a big influence on Murdaa,
so that's like, we do it for them.
- Deeberry, he a gang member,
he originally from the neighborhood,
he moved to Decatur, Illinois,
he got locked up down there.
He put a lot of work in,
he been locked up a whole lot as we was kids,
he just kept going, but I kept going back,
but that nigga he liked that shit or something,
I don't know.
But then he had 30 Deep on his neck,
he'll be home next year.
Charles Deeberry, that's his real name
We call him Deeberry
'cause his last name was hella funny growing up.
He got out on that song.
He was out, but he went back. (laughs)
Like a couple weeks after
and then came straight to my house from Decatur, Illnois,
he gave me his property and shit
that they give you in a bag.
He left that shit at my house, went outside,
got in the streets, got locked right back up.
- Fire, you know that's the darkest you can go.
And that's how our windows be like all the way around,
it be fire, presidential tint.
It's actually illegal, but people still do it.
We still do it.
Like I ain't getting in your car if it ain't got tint.
- Grimeyy little brother, that's dead,
that's on his neck that say "Long live Streetz"
that's who I was talking about.
I met Streetz, I met Kailen before I actually met Grimeyy.
Me and Kailen was in a group.
And when I say I do it for Slime,
I had grown too attached to somebody named Ka'maar Jackson.
His nickname was LB-Slime
and we really got a relationship
'cause we both worked with them
and we was both doing the same thing, hustling, rapping.
Like that was my little brother,
and I ended up getting fired, no I quit,
and he had begged me like, "Man, bruh, keep yo' job, bruh.
"Like you the only person that I got to talk to up here."
And shit like, we use to thug, everyday.
Walk to the store, go get a blunt, smoke, all that.
Then, when I quit
and missed him begging me to come back to work,
I never came.
And I used to always be with him when we leave.
We would get a ride together or whatever
and I went with him.
And he tried to catch a ride by his self and he got killed.
- Jammin' means juggin' where I come from.
Jammin' mean like sellin', like jammin', juggin', you know.
So what I'm saying is like, what my little brother David,
whatever he jammin' right now,
if he selling cupcakes,
they so good they'll put you to sleep.
- If you got some shit for sale
on the internet or something, you know what I'm saying,
I'll link with you.
I'll fuck with you.
Where you at, how you think.
If we're going to play for keeps.
- I ain't gon' say us,
people will wait for you to post your location
and then click right on your shit,
pull up where you at.
Some hoes don't like going nowhere by they self
so I'll be telling 'em, "Kyle, man, we 30 Deep,
"I got a nigga."
I be telling 'em, "I got a brother
"for every sister you can."
- The Tracks and Rose, I'm good in both of them.
I'm good in both of their hoods, both neighborhoods.
I look up to niggas that's OG's,
niggas that's older than me that's been putting in work.
Young niggas look up to me from over there.
I can go over there when I want to.
I'm willing to step behind them.
- How I am, I don't care if the gun legal or whatever,
you gone think it's legal how I'mma had it.
I don't care if it's legal or not,
I'mma keep it regardless, I'd rather go to jail than hell.
- He's talking a lot of shit that he can't back up.
He say he want static with a motherfucker
that he really know he don't want static with.
And he's just gassing up his people,
his homeboys, neighborhood to get fucked up.
- Some niggas be running so fast, you be like,
"We chased his ass up out his shoes."
Niggas be running, leaving their shoes behind and shit.
- This fool, he kept yelling when we first made the song,
when I was like, "I keep me on orange and blue"
he'd be like, "No cap, no cap!"
- Yep, yep, I was high.