My brother does not write any of my lyrics, I write my own stuff.
I went to this studio called New Era, and my brother and everybody.
And they said, "Hey, BSlime, go do a freestyle real quick", and I did and it was like, "Bro,
you hard", and I'm like, "I was just playing."
They're like, "No, bro, you should really take this serious", and I'm like, "Okay."
It was just my melodies.
What happens is in the studio, we pick a beat, I go on the beat, do a little freestyle, and
then I pick the melodies from the freestyle, and then I write the lyrics over it.
I was just in my head and I was like [humming].
Me and my brother have the same... when a beat comes on, it's like a melody automatically
pops up in our head.
It's crazy.
To be honest, I do not have any guns.
Just to get that clear.
But I will take your bae.
I forget about some of my dreams.
But there's this specific dream, right, it was me and my brother in the back seat.
There was this random girl, didn't know her.
Just, in my dream.
Sitting right there, there's an AK on the other side.
I'm just like, "What's gonna go down?"
We're literally just in space.
It's all black, and I see a Earth on the side and we're just driving.
Like it's normal and I'm just looking like.
And I'm just like "Where am I"?
Then I end up waking up, and it's time for school.
Don't have any guns for anybody.
Just a reference that most people in the rap game use nowadays.
Let's say, I have a gun to your face.
And you're like, "Please don't shoot, I'll give you anything.
Please."
That's a scary cat.
I'm going to go into my type of language.
Like I'mma speak smart.
Let's say, when you're doing a criminal thing, whatever y'all call that, you're going to
want to be dressed in all black so you don't get seen doing the criminal thing.
So, if you're at a red light, someone's going to pull up to you dressed in all black, they're
probably going to rob you.
A splack is basically a stolen car.
It could be any type of car.
It could be a Mercedes Benz, a Bugatti.
It just has to be stolen.
If it’s stolen then it’s a splack.
When you die in your dreams, you don't see it.
Literally you wake up.
Once you die, your dream is over, you wake up.
You never know what happened because your mind goes blank after you die in your dream.
So, "What happens when I die in my dreams?"
He always says this when I'm on the phone, he says he's making all these mistakes so
I don't follow in the same path as him.
As in this criminal path.
Best option for now.
If anything ever happens.
No gun.
Curry.
I be balling like Curry.
Being a rapper you're taking a big risk cause there's gonna be people who want to kill you
for no reason.
You can just be doing your own thing.
They just want to come shoot you.
So you're taking a big risk when you're doing this.
Some people might not feel that way but it's a really big risk.
I got better things to do.
I'm arguing on the phone with you and I could be in the studio making another hit.
I could be playing Fortnite.
I could be playing balling like Curry.
I could be playing basketball I don't got time to argue and fight basically.
There's no need.
It's a waste of time.
It's just people in general.
They pop pills, they start going crazy.
They start doing stuff that they're going to regret.
Some people might pop a pill or pop something and start running in the street butt booty
nakey, you never know.
Somebody can accidentally strangle somebody.
You can pass out, you can overdose.
There's a lot of stuff you can do just from popping these pills.
It just brings tears to my eyes, because this ice, when my heart is hot, it turns it cold.
You got to show appreciation to the ice, you got to love the ice, you got to kiss the ice.
Not talking about ice cubes, but just-
Back when I was five, Jamell, aka Melly, had this group called The Ghost Bros.
They didn't really have anything.
They was using our old computer, they didn't really have a good microphone, and they were
in and out of jail.
So, it's like, grinding and hustling, basically, to try to get up to the top.
It was basically like the Hunger Games.
I'm not up there yet, because Instagram still hasn't verified me, neither did SoundCloud.
That also brings tears to my eyes.
Come on guys, what's going on?
Can I get my verification?
I should get a verification after this, I’m hoping.
Trying to figure out a way out the G, because don't really know about this.
But I hear stories, come from my mom and from my brother, that they grew up in the bad part
of Gifford and not in the good areas.
So, basically, they were trying to figure out a way to get out of these bad areas.
We’re basically just like ghosts running around town.
When I got yelled at, balling like Curry, and they were like, "Your shot isn't good
enough, you need to work on that."
I would take it slow, not freak out at the coach like, "Bro, what you talking about,
man?
My shot is perfect.
I don't care."
I would go out to the court and practice on how to perfect my shot.
Just an example.
Stretching and growing, my money.
Trying to get my money long, so I don’t got to worry about none of this.