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All right, so since no one is standing out as a clear choice
for the tour right now, me and my Carolina partner, Sudd,
talked.
And we think it's a pretty good idea for y'all to put
out a project together, a compilation
album called "The LP"--
a little double entendre.
I think we're down but, like, it's just
our biggest thing we had to overcome
is working together as a whole.
What's the fear?
It's like, you're investing-- we're investing stuff.
Like, all of our stuff, like we invest our own money into it.
So to put a project together, we're investing projects
that we've invested money into, into putting
trust with other people.
That's asking a lot.
Can you believe this [bleep]?
She thinks she's too good for us.
She brags about her status so much,
but she doesn't realize she's a nobody.
GC: Do you think you're going to lose fans by putting out a--
EMILY: No.
I'm saying doing a compilation album
puts a lot of trust in people that we
normally would not trust.
When me and Juicy was meeting with Al,
his biggest thing is this is new.
Just like when you purchase a car,
you don't just be like, "Oh, here go the money.
I want that car."
You're gon' test drive that car.
This is like a test drive.
What's the fear?
I don't feel like everybody even, like as artists,
are on the same levels.
So--
MISS JUICY: You don't have to be on the same level
to be on the same mix tape.
I mean, you don't have to.
That's true.
But why would somebody want to?
GC: We do compilation projects with everybody-- with artists
with 4 million followers, and there
may be an artist with 100,000, 25,000
followers on the same project.
Emily can't see the vision that we're
all seeing, because she's too busy looking down at us.
You would think with a head that big
that she would have room for a brain,
but we can't make any assumptions.
EMILY: If we go into it and we have videos done
and we have songs done, and they don't, then
that feels like not everybody's putting the same thing in.
I just want to jump over this table and smack Emily
right now.
She's lucky that she's pregnant.
We worked our asses off to get this chance,
and her cocky ass is [bleep] this up for everybody.
Y'all got more, what it is, experience, you say?
So with that being said, why would you not help
the people who just started.
EMILY: Let's face it, out of everybody here,
Abira has the most to gain and we have the least.
She's basically a nobody that has
nothing to show for her career.
So of course, she wants this project to take off.
This just seems like a waste of our time.
ABIRA: Come on, like, get it together.
It's not working.
How old are you?
You've been doing it for how long?
And it hasn't worked yet.
They still laughing at you.
- It still pays my bills. - They still see you as a joke.
OK.
So if all you're worried about is paying your bills,
then what's the problem with collab?
Because you gon' get paid.
I can't believe I agree with Abira,
but Emily is acting like a brat.
I don't know where she got this Kanye attitude from.
This is the start.
We've got to start somewhere.
Yeah.
Because whenever my sister and I performed, a lot of people
doubted us.
But when we performed it, a lot of people were in shock.
They were like, "Damn, you killed it for your first time."
And we still got a lot to go.
I'm not saying anything in a disrespectful way,
but everybody is at different levels.
I mean, she and I don't need them to put out a single.
That's [bleep].
ABIRA: If you're business minded, the way
you say you are, you would look at it as an opportunity,
because-- - Exactly.
ABIRA: --yeah, you got songs, but you still haven't
had that breakthrough yet.
All right, let's just talk about a hypothetical situation.
You keep being cocky.
GC: All right, so look--
That's how you are.
That's my personality.
So look--
You have to calm the [bleep] down with it.
I don't know what the exact beef is or the tension is,
and I honestly don't care.
And I just don't want to see this all go down the drain.
I know GC's not here to waste his time.
I'm definitely not here to waste my time.
You know what I'm saying?
Everybody got to be on the same page
before we move any further.
MISS JUICY: Once again, Emily's [bleep] attitude
comes out in the wrong meeting.
She better not have scared off GC and E. Sudd for good.
We've come too damn far to lose this opportunity.
Whatever needs to be done, y'all got
to figure out if you're working together or not.
I'm all for all of us working but that, I
just can't do the mouth. That's it.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's my only issue.
Because that's when you get that ass beat.
ABIRA: That's not my only issue, bro, is the mouth.
What have I said?
You can act like you don't know you said.
We all know what you said.
That's what you do.
You talk and then you want to play the victim.
I ain't said nothing negative.
You're being so cocky, girl.
But you don't--
EMILY: [inaudible].
I haven't mentioned a following once.
I gave all of y'all clout. - So look--
Oh, I know these people.
I know this.
I know that.
Well, we have a lot of [inaudible]..
Well, we're better that you.
We're twins.
You don't see us throwing that, like, right now in her face.
Do y'all have more followers than us?
Yeah.
Yeah, but before, when we had followers,
you always said that you had more followers.
Shut the [bleep] up with that [bleep]..
(SCOFFING) When did I say that?
E. SUDD: All right, excuse me, ladies.
This is probably our exit.
E. SUDD: Y'all be cool, though, all right?
GC: All right-- - Y'all have a good day.
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I can't believe it.
The one thing that I didn't want to happen was this.
If this album doesn't happen, what's next for us?
Emily better not screw up Street Execs for all of us,
or I'm taking my management hat off
and putting on fighting gloves.