Irv Gotti

You know what I mean? Certain people sitting in high places still poking at him on his way down.

The very concept of let's cut the middleman out and let's fend for ourselves and control our culture was probably the most dangerous act a black man, along with him and Jay Prince and Suge and Irv Gotti could have pulled off in the last 100 years.

And I don't care what nobody's saying because of the importance of culture.

so-called black people and how we move culture and how we change the worldview on everything around us.

Now, you know, you call yourself Maya Lansky, who actually was fucking Jewish.

And then you got fucking John Gotti and them niggas who can't stand brothers.

Them niggas are like notorious racists.

There's no fucking secret about it.

I said he's the rapper dude, but that was one.

I'm talking about talk about him.

Why you don't hear him in his rhymes? Like, in people's rhymes, like, everything is Gotti this, Sammy the Bull this, Italian nigga this, you know what I'm saying? It's just like, I don't know.

I just come with the black people, man.

Well, yeah, and the part, I mean, I feel like, especially as a kid, like, you, like, see, like, oh, this is by, like, Diplomat Records or Murder, Inc. or something like that.

It's like, you figure, like, oh, okay, that means, like, Irv Gotti or Cameron has all this shit, but that's not how it works.

Like, it's just, it's broken up a bunch of different people.

Then it's like, then it's like, there's certain episodes you can't air.

I've never seen that.

My buddy used to do it.

He was an insurance investigator for medical malpractice and shit like that.

He used to catch dudes all the time.

His dad's Storm and Norman, Johnny Mitt's dad, RIP.

Shout out to the legend.

His buddy Irv.

Irv Gotti? Word is bombed.

Uh, Jeff Byrd, uh, Nick Cassavetti took me to his office.

Michael Linton, uh, Irv Gotti and, um, Oh, God, and somebody else took me to his office.

And they offered me almost the same amount of money, $600,000, $620,000, something like that.

And they wanted me to hire a certain lawyer.

So I, I, I grew up and we were going on the first tours.

It was me, young kid named Hype Williams, about 14 years old, another kid named Irv Gotti.

Wow.

And then our other boy, who they ended up making the movie Belly about ... uh, they would call buns, D played them.