- I met Wolf in high school, ninth grade.
We done fell out.
We done got into it, all this,
but at the end of the day, that's my dog.
Like, right before he passed away,
me and brother was, like, getting real close,
like, pulling up, you feel me?
Come gamble with me, all that.
Yeah, that shit just happened like that.
That shit's crazy.
I mean, it's all so fast.
I didn't even think it was gonna do what it did though,
that you could let it all out,
like, on a beat, and you know, people,
you know that, when you release the song,
people gon' hear you out,
people gon', feel me, listen,
so it's like you venting to your fans, basically.
I been rapping since I was, like, I was,
legit, like, I was, like, seven, I've been rapping,
but I ain't never produced no music.
Like, I ain't never put out no music
until I turned, like, 15.
That's when I started taking rap serious.
Manager came and got me, went to the studio.
I was already, like, still, like, in my feelings,
like, about the whole situation,
so that's how I was feeling.
I was drinking Belaire, I got, you feel me, real drunk,
and it just happened. That's really how was I feeling.
Everything, every lyric in that song,
exactly how I was feeling.
I'm just telling what's going on,
like, in the streets, like, my everyday life.
Like, I was thinking about my dog.
I was thinking about Wolf, like,
how, like, you ain't gonna never see him again,
and, like, don't need time,
'cause time waiting on nobody.
I don't need no time, like, apart.
I won't need no time apart, basically.
He called me, like, 30 minutes before he passed away.
That's what was so crazy.
But I was asleep though.
I wish I could've picked up the...
To the kids, the streets ain't what it is.
Stay in school, for the kids.
Stay out the streets.
I just be, like, questioning,
is that shit real?
You feel me, but I can't think like that.
I believe there's a god though.
What I don't believe in, though, is the Bible.
I don't believe in the Bible.
I be feeling like, how a person gonna know all this?
And it change over the years.
Like, there's different versions.
I believe there's a god though.
Let's say I drop today.
Tomorrow, basically like, drop some more music,
drop some more music.
Like, damn, y'all, can you let the song marinate?
Let's say you going through something
and, like, you holding everything in
type shit.
Like, you can't hold that in 'cause you gotta let it, like,
you gotta cry, you feel me?
Like, let it rain.
I was doing hot shit like breaking in houses,
doing crazy shit.
They'd be like, oh, Hot, you know,
Hotboii, you be mad hot shit, duh, duh, duh.
So I'm like, man, stop calling me that.
I ain't think I'd never get caught though.
This one, I'm turning up,
like, in rapping, like, my career turning up,
so I'm like, damn, nah, this shit.
At first, I was in a program, just turning up,
doing dumb shit, you understand it?
And them boys like, yeah, but, like, man, what you doing?
Come home, you tripping.
Ain't nothing enough for you, duh, duh, duh.
Seeing everybody just blow up so fast,
just, like, that could be me.
I can go out there and do that,
so I just stay in now, behave.
I was outta there.
I'm Hot, right?
And when it get too hot, right?
What you do?
Kut da fan on.
People really start saying that shit though,
people really start saying that shit,
like, in the program.
Oh, kut da fan on.
I was like, fuck it,
that'd be catchy to everybody saying this.
I might as well, fuck it, kut da fan on.
I got my hair when I was in a program.
I had, like, little twisties at first.
Then I put them into, like, 11,
so I had 11 all over my head.
Then I seen too many people had that.
First, I was fitting to get four.
Then everybody else had four,
so I'm like, I'm just gonna get three.
I don't see nobody with three.
So I just put them in, you feel me?
That float away shit, you feel me?