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Stop that man!
In the name of YHWH Tsaba
Under the rulership and the authority of the Malchut Al Shaddai
Under the potency of King Mashiach Yahuwshuwa
The Nazarene ben Dawid of the bloodline of Dawid.
Of the bloodline of Rehoboam
The true bloodline of the Desposyni.
He was alive, then he died now, he's alive forevermore.
We had recorded six mixtapes. Our covers and our music sounded professional without a record deal.
We were booking our own shows
If you got ah STD be quiet!
Put your hands up let's go
I already told you that was fire
Free CDs
We were being interviewed by radio stations
Anything that's for the cause of the children
You know Pusha love the kids
What do I do with my hands?
You send me one I can put you one up.
We were filming our own music videos.
We were filming and scripting our own movies and putting all of this stuff out
independently with no corporate backing.
I got a flow that feel like cunnilingus. My ultrasound saw
me jammin' I was just a fetus. The doctors couldn't believe it is that his penis?
We got the attention of a guy named Rob Markman who heard
one of Slimm's songs and got Slimm on MTV's Rap fix with Sway
Off one video that I shot like three years ago with no budget, it got the attention of Birdman
and made Paris Hilton look at him with huge eyes, because she knew, and they knew he was a star
I liked the song I thought it was really catchy it was great lyrics and I think he's a star
You think he's a star?
Yeah
Paris Hilton said she think you're a star. Did you hear that?
Between me and my brothers we were around all the big names already in one form or another
We were at the parties with T.I, Tyrese, Ludacris. We were around the Big Krit's and around the Spike Lee's
and even the Trey Songs', Lil Wayne's, and several behind-the-scene names that most that you know
move things that only the big heads know about.
We didn't have nearly the amount of money that they had
But we still were somehow impressionable to these people in major ways
Slimm always always had a positive attitude about all of this.
He didn't really do violent music or something that was soft either.
He just spoke about his life and it managed to resonate with the people who heard it
That means I got it made I stay on my
Trying to turn it to a dollar so it all makes sense.
And just when he was about to record this strip club banger.
Slimm died.
But Messiah defied death on his behalf.
Through the power of resurrection
and gave him another day
The Ruach Qodesh said, "grab your camera and go and tell this story."
And so I did.
♪ Nothing you can fly over top underneath, on the side, ♪
♪ Now where do you reside ♪
♪ Move or pick a side ♪
I know people be going through some hard stuff.
Some hell of a hard stuff.
But...
The hardest thing it is to deal with is knowing...
...that you you're not who you used to be
You're starting over as a baby
A grown man starting over as a baby.
You're vulnerable
You don't know certain things.
You have to learn things over again
And you never stop learning
I'm still learning to this day and I probably will not stop learning.
I don't want to stop learning
But things that I was learning, that I had to relearn, I should have known at my age
But talk about being born again?
My family is descended from a man named Melek Dawid ben
Yishai who was this sort of Saddam Hussein kind of figure
who had an entire dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa and the Mediterranean for as much as 500 years
His offspring became known in time as the Desposyni which means belonging to the master.
There was a full-fledged persecution to wipe this bloodline off of the planet.
So our family through a woman named Salome fled into Egypt where we had relatives.
From there we were pushed into the Sudan.
As Islamic persecution became widespread in east Africa.
Our family was pushed via the Yahudi of Bilad Al Sudan to the west side of Africa.
There our family found refuge and became one under the dynasty of a Yemenite Jew named Za Alayaman.
He had a dynasty called the Za Dynasty many of which inevitably became Muslims under the Songhai Empire
My family later faded out of history when we were sold to Guinea as slaves.
And then for Guinea we were sold to South Carolina. In South Carolina we were split up as a family
and sold as a dozen to some of the most harshest slave plantations down Riverfront and into other
parts of Alabama into Mississippi into parts of Louisiana
Sometimes being sold as a dozen
or being sold in some of the worst parts of the plantation industry
was a worse fate than just dying.
HaShaitin has always hated my family and has done everything if not to eliminate it then
to keep it pushed and crushed down at the bottom of society with the drug addicts the convicts
and the disenfranchised
if that couldn't work, his design was just to fight us with extreme adversity
I never knew something could hate something else so much
but now I know.
Their worst fear is what would happen if my bloodline were to
shine at the brightest and fullness of his abilities and what it is
When you get the Ruach Qodesh you find out things about yourself that you never knew
The last shall be first and the first shall be last. Aw Lazarus.
Think about back in the day when
I didn't know what I know now. Niggaz walk around with a mug and I smile
cause I got so much to be grateful for
I don't see why hateful for
Did you hear somebody shooting?
Mmm Hmm
Because I was going down the way that I heard the shot and I was like
Lord, and then I actually smelt the powder.
He was a sweet baby.
All of ya'll was sweet babies
As a young child he loved music.
One time in particular when he was five years old he touched
me that Sunday he said, "I can play those drums."
I said, "I know you can that's so nice that's so nice."
And all of a sudden we heard this drum roll and somebody on the drums just like they had been
playing the drums for years.
Everything stopped and everybody was who is that?
And everybody was pointing to him that's Elliott. That's Elliott.
And he walked over to me and said
"I told you I could play those drums."
His singing voice is just wonderful to me.
Now some of the words
I have a little distaste for.
You should stick around to be a witness.
You should beg boy for forgiveness.
I got no love for you niggaz.
Trill niggaz'll never wit cha.
But as far as being a musician I think he's very good.
I think he's dynamic
Slimm chronicles
If you don't want to listen. Don't listen
I'm listening
Why these niggaz acting like they don't know.
I was the last one to catch onto to the rope.
I call you hoe cause they paying you to blow
Don't get offended get informed.
I picked the sword.
Nick Cannon should've never apologized
He went from the cashier to fries
And he wasn't even much telling no lies
Claude Banks puttin' back White's Only Pies.
When Slimm rose from the dead
I don't know what he saw, only Alahym knows what he saw
But one thing that I know.
The only thing he was talking about was the Rightchuz Way
The Rightcuz Way, The Rightcuz Way, you know
And he just had this burning urge, this burning drive
To get this album completed called the Rightchuz Way
That's all he just kept talking about
He just had this message burning in his heart to just tell the streets, tell the hood,
tell the ghetto, to turn their hearts back towards the god of their ancestors.
Teshuwah
When I came out of the hospital in 2016. I had a strong urge to forgive.
Something had went on with my life
And I kept on thinking about the wrong that I did to them
I called them one by one and apologized
Some in person
Some in other various ways.
Of course they thought I was losing it. I didn't
feel forgiving that's because you haven't forgiven yourself.
♪ Man we the have-nots. ♪
♪ We never had nothing ♪
♪ Niggaz from the mud ♪
♪ We ain't got no tolerance for fuzz. ♪
♪ No tongue wrestling or nothing. ♪
♪ Went and got a gun ♪
♪ But it's not no limit what you think. ♪
♪ I know that they feel me in the clink ♪
♪ I gotta go full Sean John Combs on a crooked melon farmer ♪
♪ Be unrighteous boy they play me once again ♪
♪ Snitch to my daddy and my brother I was Laurence Fisburne ♪
♪ Sent that goofy to me to apologize for the sin. ♪
♪ Apologize for the sin. ♪
♪ Apologize for the trespass ♪
♪ Apologize ♪
♪ Nigga I used to be you. ♪
♪ Jacking hot pockets and purses ♪
♪ I was starving I pray it didn't curse me. ♪
♪ Freakin niggas wives. ♪
♪ When a nigga stepped to me I lied ♪
♪ The goofy never looked me in my eyes ♪
♪ I was unclean like a fiend ♪
♪ drunk, women, drinking, etcetera excessively ♪
♪ almost got the best of me and she just want the rest of me ♪
♪ baby don't you know I give full hysterectomies ♪
♪ I used to do things ♪
♪ I used to be you ♪
♪ I don't do those things anymore ♪
♪ I used to be you ♪
♪ I have a clean slate ♪
♪ I used to be you ♪
♪ I'm a Righchuz Brother ♪
♪ I used to be you ♪
♪ I don't do those things anymore ♪
♪ I used to be you ♪
♪ I have a clean slate ♪
♪ Nigga I used to be you ♪
♪ I'm a Rightchuz Brother ♪
♪ Do right by my sister. I put it on the line. ♪
♪ I let these niggaz slide. ♪
♪ And all they did was lie. Before you try to get in good nigga apologize. ♪
♪ Right now. ♪
♪ Me and niggaz is ready to strike out. ♪
♪ I pull my cock out. Yeah so what? ♪
♪ You jealous? ♪
♪ You'd think I was a felon. Did a year and probation for this weapon. ♪
♪ My blood is laughing cuz that was wasting valued time I was being nasty. ♪
♪ Hated to pay them for tuition but I need them classes. I need them classes. ♪
But I'm here to inspire you
I sacrificed my life. I drowned to inspire
so I ain't mad at nobody
I ain't mad at nobody
I just don't want people to be mad at me for being who I am
'Cause I can't be nobody else but Slimm
One late August evening, Slimm and a couple of friends went out to a kickback to hang out
at this pool party
They was out there playing, joking, smoking, kicking it, just hanging out
Somehow Slimm ends up at the bottom of the pool.
That's the way they tell it
But if I trust my
instinct can go with my gut
I would say somebody pushed him in that pool
And I will always believe that
When Black people go to a pool party we don't hardly we barely put our feet in the water
But what we do is push each other,
Wrestle with each other,
And try to throw somebody in the pool
But inevitably it ended with him at the bottom of the pool
drowning
dead
for 10 minutes
His brain had stopped functioning His heart had stopped functioning
His lungs had stopped functioning
But one thing is for sure
The paramedics see dead bodies all the doggone time.
So whatever they saw
Was enough to move them emotionally
My whole vibe was like answer the phone
It was his home girl that was on the phone. She was just crying
crying about Slimm
just saying just weeping
Jumped in the car and it was tons of police on the side of the road
We couldn't even speed
so anyway I get to the hospital
the doctors they told us whatever
family he got now's the time to call them
that was their news for us
And I asked him to put the phone
to Elliott's ear and I just prayed for him
and I told him this is Mama
told him how much I loved him
and I told him you gotta fight
Gideon said when we walk into this room and see him if he's even
moving around at all or blinking we're gonna rejoice
we're gonna give praise we're gonna rejoice
and we walked in
Slimm was just laying there tools everywhere whole body swole all up
and uh
he wasn't moving at all
And Gideon said well we're gonna rejoice anyway
I heard in three days
and April heard that as well in three days
so I'm thinking so in three days
he's gonna be raised up?
The number three is what kind of did something to me
the devastating situation that Elliott was in
he should not have survived at all period
but the one top thing that
helped a lot of this is that Slimm didn't have no drugs or nothing in his body when this happened
she said if he had been on drugs or anything like that when they brought him in that first day
she said they would have pushed him to the wall
my first instinct was just to
just start screaming and crying
when I walked into the hospital room and saw him there was
none of this crying and screaming and oh my god and none of that
because the peace of God had just settled me
It's just something I dearly believe about the sound of a mother's voice
It can calm a raging sea that's within you
We prayed over his body in the name of Yahuwshuwa
loudly
proudly
Seeing the symbol of the dove let me know that even though we didn't know
how this was going to turn out
it was going to turn out okay
it wasn't left up to us to figure out how it was going to turn out
It was only left up to us to be faithful
♪ Thank You Yah ♪
♪ For the Water ♪
♪ and let me tell you the water ♪
♪ was ice cold ♪
♪ I ain't gonna never stop talking about it ♪
♪ Zero below ♪
♪ It's frozen my body ♪
♪ but didn't murder my soul. ♪
♪ Thank Yah for the water ♪
♪ You can't shake me. ♪
♪ Thank you for tha ♪
♪ You can't break me. ♪
♪ I'm clean now ♪
♪ I got baptized ♪
♪ but that's when all kind of hell come to trackside ♪
♪ come to sidetrack ♪
♪ try to pull you back ♪
♪ to your old ways ♪
♪ I can't interact ♪
♪ What you doing now? ♪
♪ Trying to own something. ♪
♪ You can’t get your act together till you 30 sumthin. ♪
♪ Better late than never. ♪
♪ When that sky unravel. ♪
♪ Then it’s too late you got to get whatever. ♪
♪ How you living now ♪
♪ I say righteously ♪
♪ from day to day ♪
♪ wash the pain away ♪
♪ hustle motivate ♪
♪ gotta celebrate ♪
♪ cause this is theme music ♪
♪ for the Rightchuz Way ♪
♪ Awwwh ♪
♪ For the Water ♪
♪ R.I.P. Nip ♪
♪ Let me tell you, that water ♪
♪ was ice cold ♪
♪ zero below. ♪
♪ It had frozen my body ♪
♪ but didn't murder my soul. ♪
♪ Thank Yah for the water. ♪
♪ Thank you for tha ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there ♪
♪ For the water ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there. ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there. ♪
♪ He's never there ♪
♪ but he's always there. ♪
♪ Trying to find the grove again ♪
♪ Fo sho. ♪
♪ Fo sho ♪
♪ Fo Sho YHWH ♪
♪ For Sho YHWH ♪
♪ Empty your mind, ♪
♪ be formless. ♪
♪ Thank You Yahuwshuwa ♪
♪ If you put water into a cup, ♪
♪ it becomes the cup. ♪
♪ You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. ♪
♪ You put it in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. ♪
♪ Now, water can flow or it can crash. ♪
♪ Be water, my friend. ♪
They had not ever
seen anybody
recover so quickly
from such an ordeal as that
and they began to order
all kinds of medications
MRI CT Scan
and whatever they thought would help him
And I did not want his voice to be damaged
He is a singer
He's a performer
He does that for his living
Can you put that Trach in without destroying his vocal cords?
And the doctor said oh yeah sure no problem
but sometimes when they take people off of life support
they will put a non-permanent Trach in.
So sometimes I only had time to pray in the moment that means the doctor comes to you he says
here's a paper that you got to sign off on
for us to get to to give us the right to do
surgery or whatever on him
And in that moment I had to pray and ask for the answer right then
Every time I prayed It gave me a relaxing peace
and every time that It didn't want me to do something
it alerted my body
when I prayed I also remember that
what I was speaking of
this is the feeling from what I got speaking
I was speaking the names of people
throughout the genealogy of our whole bloodline
not only gratitude to the genealogical background
but that we recognized them
whatever contributions they may have gave way back in the 1600s 1800s
beginning of time, wherever that was at
it was a thank you to whatever they've done
Man!
It was a thank you to whatever they've done all the way up to the point that our brother at that moment
would be given the grace of mercy off of that dog table
I would cover myself and blankets up to my eyes
and I would just look
so I could see how they were acting if we were not at the hospital
And sometimes when I would see them doing stuff like that how about it's like nope you're not supposed
to do that he's supposed to have this many um CC
they would be like what??
Matter of fact Michael Jackson
showed up in my mind quite often
while Slimm was in the bed and it was another reason why I felt
like I had to guard him every single second
until then he didn't know anything was wrong with him
and when he saw that he asked me what happened to me
it just looked like to me
a newborn baby stage
and then it kind of got to a toddler stage
you know he had to learn
how to walk all over again
Just focus on standing
You're doing it doing it
You're doing it
There was going to be witnesses to this
Their lives were going to change because they witnessed it
It wasn't going to be something that they were going to be able to forget
It wasn't going to be something that they were going to be able to
um
Deny
to some would seem like we making up details like oh
you know
cause I even had people who commented
Hello to modern medicine
Why don't you give a good
thank you to modern medicine
so in this situation with Slimm I don't think it was a punishment
In order for something to change for someone as an adult
that they learn from it
in most of the time
it has to be something real real real
hardcore
to say for lack of a better word right now
That's usually what resets an adults brain
to be like okay I need to make a life change
This situation was a wake-up call and he listened and he had to have it this way because every other way
was not really making him look at the picture
did he want to return to his former lifestyle and
be the way he used to be and handle things the way he wanted to be?
Or was he going to accept
what God was moving him into?
A new life a new way of doing things
Every musician that came out with
something where he's he came from the honesty of his heart about putting it together he didn't do
it because he wanted to have a hot song in the club
they succeeded
and they succeeded in a way
that was beyond the expectations of the people who may have been supporting this artist
and and then at one point in time now they're not supporting the artist because
that artist has a vision that's different from what his uh colleagues were used to him making
Yeah the whole situation just made me look at death with a whole new different pair of eyes
it made me just have a lot more respect for the thing we call death
I mean you could be wilding
on the streets and doing all kinds of crimes and then die by something totally unrelated to
what you was doing
I mean brothers be out here with a hundred man security and bulletproof cars
and then death will come up and kill him in a totally unorthodox or unrelated way
so man Alahym has the most weird wake-up calls
and when he calls
he calls
and when it touches it touches
I got homeboys who I know heard the call
and they thought they had one more day
Nope
they didn't even have one more hour
So when you when you're asking me what Rightchuz is, all I can say is I got it from God
and it's no religion to that
it's no Christianity to that
I don't I don't want to be too preachy
I don't want to be
because it's not no it's not no preachy
It's some real
Yes I did
Would you say you changed your life?
I did
Most Definitely
I changed my life
How do you know?
Because I'm not the same person no more and I feel
I feel different
I feel I even feel different
And if your Mama tells you you're different, you're different
that's all the answer I needed
but there's a such thing as a growth attitude I feel like I got a
growth attitude
I had two strokes on my brain
on the left side on the left side and the right side
and that fixed everything
and what was that?
It was a feeding tube
where they had to feed me
and then if I took off all my clothes
you'll see all of them
all of the people around
not all the people
but a couple of people around me
they changed their feelings towards me
And I could see it. They weren't saying it
but they showed it
And that's the most authentic way to do something
so they started showing me and they started treating me differently
like trying to
shunning me
and a wise man told me
that's how they would treat the Messiah if he was here
you say you love the Messiah
you say you love him
but if you act if he if he showed up to your doorstep said
and said
I need a place to stay for about three days
How many people would let him in?
If he said even if he said I was the Messiah
I am the Black Messiah
I needa place to stay for three days
Nigga you ain't no Black Messiah
get off my doorstep
and get a job
Before I said my ego is gone
all of the prideful ways that I looked at myself is gone
so I can do what he tells me to do without no shame
How it's gonna make somebody how that's gonna make me look
well a lot of people know him as
whatever they say he is
but I know him as Yahuwshuwa
Yahuwshuwa is the Black Messiah
and that's who I talk to
this whole situation of going down in the water
dying and then coming back up to new life
it was not an accident
it was an event
it was a life-changing event
to such an extent that he just
had to give a name to it
that's what he called it
the Splash
Slimm had changed this had this
situation that changed him but it made me think of
Boy I've had a lot of homeboys
who who didn't make it
through
this street life stage
that they send us through in order to become men
I had three homeboys who died of murder
I don't know how many have been victims to drugs
died from drugs are either right now to this day
addicted to such an extent that it has drained all
the humanity out of them
all of the youth out of their face, like everything they don't even
look like the same person most of them women
you know doing 25 years in prison
15 years in prison
life in prison
He was on a whole 'nother different level
He changed his name to Awrightchuz Lazarus
which was how he puts it
the evolution of Slimm Pusha
this new culture that Slimm was putting together
would all get it's start from one album called The Rightchuz Way
which would be a seven track album
and the message is simple
life in exchange of death culture
or resurrection
so we gathered inspiration from everywhere
we went to Atlanta, like that old Atlanta to get some of
that Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik game
my homeboy Que was with the Dungeon Family, Rico Wade,
Organized Noise, in the beginning
So we would just ride around the A and listen to his stories
and let iron sharpen iron
We were close to the Outkast crew in Atlanta building relationships
with Khujo Goodie and just that whole
original Dirty South Atlanta
his friend Eric we call E
is Sleepy Brown's brother
Sleepy Brown also has another brother that was in the film Whitefolks
hey man
we're about to go in here and talk to the homeboy Que man
see what he think about the Rightchuz Way
all right stop do it again
hey say homie we about to go ahead and talk to the homie Que
let's go
that was wack bro
come on
hey man
we not gonna make this a 300 take
hey say family we're about to go in here with with the homie Que
and see about the Righteous Way
so
Action
right when when they were doing Southern playalistic right when they had just finished
the Southernplayalistic you know I mean
it was right around that time about like end of 95, 96
I heard this where they,
shot a lot of the first Goodie Mob
Soul Food
photos that you see on the album cover in the woods that was right down here
um Freaknik
yeah
like man that was so crazy
see like I was man I had him left high school and
man I ran away from home and everything just to do that I was like 15, 16 down there
just, it was wild man
it was nothing like that I've ever experienced in my life
I mean in retrospect, you think about it as you got older man, you know we were
actually watching rape taking place
you know what I mean?
But even when they tried to start it back up the Freanik,
like in 2000
It was too wild
Man they'll never be able to
yeah thats done, that's done
I don't know maybe I don't know 20 years from now something like that was would spawn back up
but they tried it again like in early 2000 police was out there thick they shut
it down before it even started like
yeah because they seen the history
Damn look what's wrote in there?
God is Black
Ruach all behind the scenes directing videos
So y'all swear by this pizza right?
Yep
So after hustling all day you got to go somewhere and eat
So we went to a black owned pizzeria named Slim and Huskies and that I promised you I swear to
God they are in the top three pizza restaurants I have ever been to
and then the customer service
is dope and it's black owned like I love it
I'm not going to even go there with y'all on
this documentary but you know what I'm getting at
They gettin' points by the minute
yeah
they getting points by the minute
So they had photos of the pizza scene from Spike Lee's school days
man
Was they correct?
Man
We at Slim and Huskies
I know I'm Slimm
But this gonna make me fat than a
Gone make you husky
Niggaz gonna end up vulture meat out here, keep playing
keep on playing
I am sick of the lies
tha Covid 19 lies
the Presidential lies
I'm sick of lies man
♪ put your mask on ♪
♪ I ain't going ♪
♪ niggaz steady hoeing ♪
♪ riding past police ♪
♪ I know that they noid ♪
♪ man you scared of police ♪
♪ don't you know they know me ♪
♪ but you busy shooting niggaz dead on the streets ♪
♪ boy carry yo ass to the army ♪
♪ or come get on the right team. ♪
♪ Fore' you end up. Fore' you end up. Fore' you end up ♪
♪ Vulchameat ♪
♪ Crooked Cop. Crooked Cop. Crooked Cop. ♪
♪ Make it hard for the Rightchuz ♪
♪ Crooked Cop. Crooked Cop. Crooked Cop. ♪
♪ Make it hard for the Rightchuz Ones. ♪
♪ We don't want that we want that hazard pay. ♪
♪ Cause we risking our lives on a day to day. ♪
♪ This for the Fed Ex workers. ♪
♪ Man them niggaz hurting. ♪
♪ Hurting. ♪
♪ Ima pull the curtain talk to Fred Smith in person. ♪
♪ He was Calvin I was Django. ♪
♪ Lavar know what I'm talkin bout. ♪
♪ And if he don't clean up he get a dingus in this cracker barrel ♪
♪ talk to a virgin in the Mound ♪
♪ She said If she get up outta this town ♪
♪ she wasn't like nobody and I wasn't like them neither ♪
♪ she keep on working here ♪
♪ they gonna keep on beating ya til you Vulchameat ♪
♪ Crooked Cracka. Cracka barrel. Crooked Cop. ♪
♪ Make it hard for the Rightchuz. ♪
♪ Crooked Cracka. Cracka barrel. Crooked barrel. ♪
♪ Make it hard for the Rightchuz ones ♪
♪ Crooked Cracka ♪
♪ You make it hard for the Rightchuz ♪
♪ You make it hard for the Rightchuz Ones. ♪
♪ We don't want that we want that hazard pay. ♪
♪ We dont want that. We want that hazard pay. ♪
That's what I was saying bro about um about Messiah
like he gonna have them whips
across his back forever
he's gonna have them holes in his wrists and his ankles forever
he's gonna have that
that's that uh piercing not piercing a stabbing in his side forever so I said all
them White boys who wanna be like "it doesn't matter what he looks like" he's gonna turn his back he's
gonna lift up his shirt he's gonna turn his back and it's gonna look just like the ancestor's back
then you're gonna be looking crazy
whatever seeds you plant you know what I mean?
You gotta be ready for the harvest
you gotta be ready
they know they know they know
They scared too
they're super scared
you never see
the other people talking about that stuff
they're not putting that in the atmosphere
because they know who we are
we are Judah
and we need to let our youth know who they are
we are the kings of queen we are the dispersed from the tribe of Israel
you know that's who we are
that's why they make so much money off of us because he was always blessed
we was always blessed
we were always wealthy
and they know it
yeah
and if they keep us dumbfounded
they're gonna steady reap this money off us because that's who we are
I'm from the streets been locked up
and you know one thing we're going to do man we start praying
to try to make God move and get us out of this jam we got ourselves in
but then what if the Lord don't let you out right then? You going to turn your back on him?
Or what you're going to do then?
A year done went by
two years
I ain't said I wasn't doing wrong
See alot of people
"I ain't never"
nah, but what've been doing for 40 years?
So don't ever say you never did wrong
nah you just hadn't been caught
I listen to everything
like I listen to hardcore stuff
all of that but what I'm saying is
we actually gettin' played
that's the only thing I'm trying to convey y'all
because when Hip-hop came
out in the in the 90s
they couldn't fight it
they didn't know how to fight it because
it's moving like it's a political movement
but it's a music
so how do we tackle this?
Because these are performers and they're actually
making money for our corporations so we can't just jump
up and shoot one of y'all
because we're gonna lose money
so we have to think this one out
they literally had a senate in 1993
a Hip-hop senate on how to destroy hip-hop music
you chose rap music
as your form of musical expression
oh because clearly Hip-hop music is what reaches the young population
and in America, African children are in a state of emergency
so the best vehicle to use
is the vehicle that they enjoy
which is Hip-hop music
And to the whites who consider themselves establishment
they fear rap is the beginning of cultural overthrow in their very own households
between themselves and their kids
uh oh
is your generation the one that is picking up for
where the Panthers left off saying
all right enough is enough?
The generation before us
forgot about the fight
we're picking it back up?
Not only have we forgot about the fight, forgot about us
yes
and we're picking it back up
so round about '94 is when you saw the change
stuff started getting real R&Bish
you started seeing the change because they was trying to find a way to commercial it
okay so the whole goal the reason why Hip-hop is in the place it is right now
is because it was all designed to stop that Thug Life movement
When Tupac started that Thug-Life movement and he started
going to the Crips and to the Bloodz
and to the GDs
and start politicizing those people they sayid
uh-huh
this is done deal
so we gotta move on this like a political party
okay
and they created and
manufactured
an East Coast West Coast beef
and pitted the two against each other
with the outlook to say
damn
they talking about gangsta that, gangsta this
we need them to be so
alarmed
so angry at each other
to when we kill Tupac
them niggaz gone run in the streets
and shoot it out between each other
and it didn't happen
so they said we're going to shoot Biggie
Ya'll still not fighting each other.
It didn't happen
So they basically pulled Hip-hop's hoe card
they said y'all ain't really no gangsters
y'all supposed to be killing each other over that
but we just wanted to get out the hood
we just wanted money in our pocket
we was tired of not having
and they saw that
so he said checkmate
all we got to do is pay these niggaz some money to rap what we want them to rap
the rapper is influencing the hood
whatever the rapper does they gonna do
so now the hood
let's control the rapper
we control the rapper
we control the hood
and we control the Black Nation
so we say how do you control the rapper?
The rapper just don't want to be broke no more
so we pay him
but we gotta pay him at a certain age
because the 30 year olds and the 40 year olds is gone peep game
So we can't get no more LL Cool J's and Heavy D's
and all of them, they out of here
Public Enemy, all of them out of there
Man Eazy E was 31 when he died
so they said we got to get somebody super young
we need 15, 16, 17, 18 year olds
because they don't know up from down, left from right
now
we gonna give them money to rap these lyrics
and if they don't rap them we're sending their dumb
ass back to the hood where they came from
and just get the other
fifty thousand that's standing behind him
that's what started the train
There's so many talented brothers out here
and talented sisters out here and they going crazy like they in their bedrooms like having nightmares
because they think that they're not good enough
It don't have nothing to do with your music
period
your music is great
after I understood that I slept better
they purposely got the cats
rhyming things that are contrary to the interest of the Black Nation
so it's an ugly transmutation
It's like I'm gonna get them to influence their people
through their words because they all admire the rapper
to do everything that's negative to destroy themselves
neutralizing
Uh.
Neutralizing
neutralizing that's exactly what it is
they neutralized it.
Neutralize
render something ineffective or harmless
by applying the opposite force or effect
the purpose of this new counterintelligence endeavor
is to expose, disrupt, misdirect, discredit, or otherwise neutralize, the activities of
Black Nationalists
rappers
their leadership
fans
spokesman, membership, and supporters
so we're going to call this the Vegas Formula
the art of making money off a dead rapper
first pull a 15 to 20 year old from poverty or select a middle class kid that don't know no better
have them record hundreds of songs and don't release these songs
get the rapper to say something about another rapper in an interview
that's disrespectful
start a beef that creates
violence between the two rappers
step back and allow one of the rappers to be murdered
then release the hundreds of posthumous release songs out to the public
get the life insurance money off
of the rappers
and then get the royalties from the success of the dead rapper
because people are so in love with them
and miss them not being here no more
until people are gonna gobble up their material
this is criminal
and it has got to end
Back in the Scripture when Israel I'm not going to para
but they wanted to put a curse on Israel
you might be familiar with the Scripture
Balaam
exactly and
he said I can't curse Israel
because we done already bless them and then what they what
what happened with Balaam they say
you can't curse them but you can do this
you say deal wisely with them.
That Scripture says, "deal wisely with them."
and if you get them to go down here to Canaan and mess
with these women
and then we can get them off their track,
then it'll work
Everything you said is Scripture
♪ Why these niggaz acting like they don't know ♪
♪ I was the last one to catch ♪
♪ on to the rope ♪
♪ I call you hoe cause they paying you to blow ♪
♪ don't get offended get informed ♪
♪ I picked a sword ♪
♪ Nick Cannon should've never apologized ♪
♪ he went from the cashier to fries ♪
♪ and he wasn't even much telling no lies ♪
♪ Claude Banks putting back White's Only pies. ♪
♪ That figured it'd be easy. ♪
♪ Two plus nine equals five. ♪
♪ Truth plus balls equals die. ♪
♪ Inner city black equals fry. ♪
♪ My Adonai. ♪
♪ I'm sick and tired of seeing baby mama's cry ♪
♪ fire up the chickens cause he's scared to be a peacock ♪
♪ so he play that game and he kiss that anus. ♪
♪ You get a bunch of money and it make you famous ♪
♪ right ♪
♪ wrong ♪
♪ Be careful how you talk to me homes ♪
♪ Be careful how you rap to me ♪
♪ Cause it's insulting to my Ruach ♪
♪ I don't praise Guwap ♪
♪ you still saying nigga ♪
♪ we went over this with Tupac. ♪
♪ You might be too young to remember. You're showing your age. ♪
♪ You're showing you age. You might be too young ♪
♪ Niggaz laughed in my face. ♪
♪ Lied on my brother. ♪
♪ I could see right through you fam. ♪
♪ You ain’t undercover. ♪
♪ Get yo business some money. ♪
♪ And you keep on grinding ♪
♪ And do not deal with them people who do not know nothing about it ♪
♪ when the envy arise you just keep on shining you just keep ♪
♪ on smiling like it that's big dog Khalid ♪
♪ I don't deal with no malice so keep on riding the phallas ♪
♪ Do you have any experience in motion pictures? ♪
♪ Oh yeah quite a bit actually ♪
♪ quite a bit of experience an active renter at Blockbuster ♪
♪ Laughed in my face ♪
♪ murdered my brother ♪
♪ I could see right through you fam, you ain't undercover ♪
♪ Get your business some money. ♪
♪ Then you keep on grinding. ♪
T♪hen you keep on grinding. ♪
♪ Bowfinga ♪
♪ this is the hot one ♪
♪ If you scared then you scared. ♪
♪ If you scared then you dead. ♪
♪ If you scared then you scared. ♪
♪ If you scared then you say it. ♪
♪ If scared then you dead. ♪
♪ If you scared then you say it. ♪
♪ If you scared then you scared. ♪
♪ If scared then you dead. ♪
♪ Yeah, ♪
♪ yeah, yeah, ♪
♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, ♪
♪ Bowfinga ♪
Like you know how the Streets has a G-code
you live by the Street, the Street G code
the police has a
a Code of Silence
well the Rightchuz has a code too
and it's a more intricate description
and detailed
way of explaining the Rightchuz Way
There's a book that's going to come out
It's the Rightchuz Way book and it explains a 10 or 15
point of what the Rightchuz Way is
so he yeah I heard somebody say
this is like the 48 laws of Power for the righteousness
yeah that's true way of life
I think this is gonna um
it's gonna do some things man
It's gonna show people the, a different aspect
of the Rightchuz Way
a lot of brothers be out here and sisters to be out there
and they don't understand
they don't have no place to be safe
yeah
and I don't care if you got a million dollars
or no dollars
niggaz still be feeling like damn
I got this big weight on my
mind and I wish to God I had somebody I could sit down to talk to about it
and ain't got nobody
What was on my mind
when I first came up with the Bata code
I was thinking of how I would want to be treated
How a human being would want to be treated
would you want to be uh
treated in any ol' kind of way
no
So we're living a righteous life
and you're supposed to treat a human being a certain type of way
Rightchuz is intelligent
because wickedness is for fools
Rightchuz is despising the wicked
rather than mimicking it
Rightchuz is choosing the culture of life
over the culture of death
Rightchuz is giving with a little
because good karma exists too
Rightchuz is breaking bread with the people you struggled with
Rightchuz is bearing the dead past
and excelling to the brighter future
Rightchuz is saying is having the courage to say no
in a crowd of yes men
Rightchuz is forgiving because what you can't forgive you eventually become
Rightchuz is not selfish
because a life lived for self will not be remembered
When you change your life
and submit to the power of Alahym and its Messiah
you become a new creation
dead serious
and it's a gradual fading out process
like the old you dissolves into a new you
that's kind of doper than the old you could have ever attempted to be
in that new life you want to dress different
think different
which causes you to lose a lot of friends
but shoot, that's okay
because the Most High is only resetting you to your original design
and removing all the fake friends you gathered along the way when you were making your own choices
out of this you also discovered that you have to change the way you eat
man, me and Slimm
we were all out here eating hot wings every day and Hot Cheetos and Coca-Cola and smoking all day
and
once we submitted to Alahym we understood we had to eat better
and we saw the importance of eating better
so we went to the homie Grey's house
and here come 15 people
cameras
where they got the Kool Kommiddee shirts I'm just like
Who the is this?
And then when you get on stage he got a damn
a girl
getting painted on dawg like
like it was a whole vibe and the song was fine
I'm like bruh I'm tapping Big Guy like bro who is
this dude bruh
we might lose tonight dawg
Sho nuff
on camera you got it on camera
you see our faces
on y'all film bruh
salty
saying I like
my name is Grey
I'm a Hip-hop artist
I'm a social entrepreneur
I'm a creative activist
and I'm a father
I mean I created a brand called Plant-Based Drippin'
and uh we promote a health conscious lifestyle all over the world
We're going grocery shopping
oh need your Plant-Based Dripping bag baby
what I mean got those for you
she'll be like sit down right there
she make me sit down in that store
she'll come over here
and she'll give me a microphone
she would have me performing she'll stand right here and go like this
How can you quit after that?
You can't. Its no way bruh
Money knocking like some sneakers in the dryer
Waking up my ears popping cause we keep on getting higher
Got a vision, draw it up, and call it up to the Messiah
I got sort of known for free styling on Instagram
and with the Keys to the Vic
I basically handed over the keys to all the freestyles that I
did in my car and posted on Instagram
lemon berry kush trying to function on stilts doing what I
love I know the numbers gonna yield
usually I would drop it on streaming
but now you gotta text me to get it
nine five four two eight zero four zero eight zero you know what I mean but man that's
that's the stuff they want to hear man they they they like when you know I'm just popping
about the Government you know social justice stuff like that
my girl Chef Nicky in the Mix
shout out my baby Chef Nicky in the Mix
she went vegan first
man that girl made Cajun chicken Alfredo vegan bruh
like the very first night
and it blew my mind I'm like this is vegan?
Like where's the grass?
And the sprouts and all that?
Man I smashed that and I said look if you
can make this seven days a week
I'll go vegan with you
you know what I mean
like this ain't nothing
the thing was
during this transition
everybody clowning me
you know oh man you're gonna die
you ain't gonna have no protein you're gonna shrivel up
you know all this
and at the same exact time as they heckling me bro I'm feeling
the best I've ever felt
I wanted to make a brand that bridged that gap between
people uh the people and a healthy lifestyle
but in a cool way
not like drop down your steak and your chicken
and come with us over here to the green side
you know what I mean but
like something that a kid would look and say you know what
mama I want to be Plant-Based Dripping
like health and Hip-hop need to be in the same sentence
you know we talk about everything else
but health
like it ain't no use in getting all that bread bruh
and dying in your 50's bruh
like that is crazy
like when I was looking at how Nate Dog died
Nate Dog died over a stroke
you know what I'm saying a brother from three six mafia died over a stroke
how are you in your 30's dying of old man diseases?
Old man illnesses?
And it's coming from consistently smoking
consistently drinking
consistently doing that and then working
without resting
you can't put your body up under that
and not exercising
not working out
not doing nothing
that's a literal culture of death
You gotta practice having balance
Hold on ya'll. Ya'll left out food.
Ya'll left out food. I see what ya'll did.
Smoking and drinking and working out.
Na nah.
It's about what you do right here 3 times a day.
Chicken wings. Chicken wigs. Steak
Nigga that is us up.
Grey was right
and little by little I could see the Streets and I could see the hood
changing the way
they were choosing to eat
part of oppression is
the diet that we were getting
I mean me personally
I've been stopped eating pork.
The step-by-step process of really really getting you
a really healthy diet
is a journey for most people
but as the Rightchuz and following the Rightchuz Way
it was the journey that we saw that we would have to undertake
if it's meant to be it's up to me
so we stayed on our independent hustle and continued to merchandise our
brand the Rightchuz Way. We went to the homie Rabb Love who makes our t-shirts
but when we dropped through, we didn't know the presence of the Most High was going to
move in the drop gems, I mean straight gems
so we in Bankhead
in the good hood
I'm about to see Rabb Love who makes the t-shirts
he's the t-shirt man
he will be
I don't know what he would say about me calling him the t-shirt man
but
he did mine
and we bout to go ahead and get some Rightchuz gear
for the performances on Thursday
and then for to ship out to people
who want the Rightchuz
who want to be a part of the Rightchuz
who want some of the Rightchuz gear
so we gonna send that out
I'm tired of talking let's get on out of here.
I got my phone in my pocket
This's for homegirl
this for home girl
Who is this for though?
It's for Mandy
She's been Rightchuz
What kind of colors are you doing? You just doing?
I'm doing the colors any color that you
you request
I like blue
and black and purple
and I did this special pink for her
my IG is uh Psalms 82 verse 6.
Okay word
I'm finna go look that one up
you don't know what it is?
Psalms 82 Psalms 82 uh
Psalms 82 verse 6
We are Gods yeah
okay
you're not the Almighty
but you're the god that can help you
you feel me?
Through understanding the Most High
but again the Most High ain't dealing with nobody that don't know who they are
you feel me
like what I'm gonna do that for?
You gonna keep changing up
cause you don't know who you are
but once you know who you are you're standing on your foundation now
because god don't do what?
Change
Exactly
I dig
I dig.
I super dig
Gettin on the bus.
He said Goodbye Uncle Tom
It was just a whole heap of people just going to work
and I couldn't do it anymore
I knew who I was
Bruh I knew who I was
and I couldn't let them play me no more
that's what we need to start really working on is our karma
so you put in
a lot of people think
because you do something for somebody you looking for that return from that person you did it from
It's never gonna be that
you know what I'm saying
It's gonna come from somebody you won't even know yet
and then when you think you might have lost
you get back tenfold
because a lot of times we want to take old
to the new place where we going
the reason why you lost it is because the old can't go
where the new is supposed to be
You feel me?
That's word bruh
So you lose everything that you think means something to you
but really you lost everything that was holding you down
Two Chainz say all my niggaz look rich as
he ain't saying all my niggaz is rich as
He said they look rich as
and that's our problem right now we we more we're more concerned with looking
because looking ain't got no accountability tied to it
when you rich you got accountability now
you got responsibilities now
niggaz don't want the responsibility
♪ I bet you worked a spell on me. ♪
♪ I bet you buried my drawers in the yard. ♪
♪ I bet you worked a spell on me. ♪
♪ I bet you buried my drawers in the yard. ♪
♪ I bet you worked a spell on me. ♪
♪ I bet you put some blood in my getti. ♪
♪ I bet you worked a spell on me. ♪
♪ I bet you buried my drawers in the yard. ♪
♪ I bet you worked a spell on me. ♪
♪ They say she all bad news. ♪
♪ I seen her come out the bathroom. ♪
♪ And my ponta hit me. ♪
♪ Like there she go. ♪
♪ There she go ♪
♪ There she go right there. ♪
♪ She got a reputation to make a nigga crazy they wanna get a baby out her one staking outside the ♪
♪ crib going off that baby powder ♪
♪ and that's that psycho coochie ♪
♪ she got that stroke and lose it she took ♪
♪ a niggaz soul know she might need to wash him in holy water if she had a daughter she could ♪
♪ name her karma but she don't want kids at all gotta restraining order on a nigga cause she can't ♪
♪ stop don't stop won't stop she payer's only gotta sign that say, pull me off and come play with me ♪
♪ fall in love is in fine print but you know they never read that irresistible nigga you ♪
♪ can't keep the hands off of them they'll buy the mall for to the cop tha draws gotta make them leave gotta ♪
♪ call the laws got a park a dog in the backyard so the cops won't sneak around sneaking around ♪
♪ talking about keep it down nigga go to acting out with the police around ♪
there's a thousand to a million different brothers going through the same thing
ain't nobody in no churches bro
I haven't been to church since I started following the Messiah
I have not been to a church
to become a member
in fact when I got it he said lead church people alone
that was a commandment
and every time I broke it he reminded me of why I should have did it because I went there and I
said man this is horrible
I am never coming back to this place
I felt stupid
I felt dumbed down
and I didn't want to come back
and it was so fake
and I understood that a whole bunch of unclean
spirits had come inside of the church
that's why he didn't want you in there
so how can I develop
you when you're surrounded by unclean spirits?
I got to take you up out of there
so he took me
up out of there
and he started educating me on the walk
I had to walk with Messiah
away from the world
so it's a lot of stuff I learned with no help
I learned it by hands-on practice
and failure
but thankfully I got to fail behind closed doors and
not in front of the cameras where the whole world could see me and laugh at me
so I got a chance to see how to conduct myself
while walking with the Ruach and it's really not as
hard as people making it
it's just listen and move
and whenever you find yourself worrying
somewhere around in the picture you're not trusting
because you figured in your mind that
you're trying to do it in your own way
and so you're not trusting
when he already said I got you
I gave you the Ruach to lead you all the way back to the throne
so you can sit on your throne
and wear your crowns
and wear your robes
that's the end goal
he already told you we gonna do a documentary
not you
If they say you can't use their location it's okay I got another one
they already know you coming
I'ma send you to them
I've already talked to them ahead of time
they're going to say yes when you pull up
But sometimes you don't want to tell you
all that, all he tell you is just go here
at this time
he already know the outcome of that
sometimes the person that said no today will be your biggest supporter tomorrow
so don't try to figure out his plan
just listen and move
that's it
and that releases a lot of worry.
Let's un-christianize that word
testimony is simply just talking about
what Messiah or what Alahym has done in your day
in your time
so that's why all the naysayers will say man
I understand about Moses and Job and all them
but we living in our times
you're right
So all the people who want to keep they doggone,
the work of Alahym in the closet in
their times
is doing more harm than good
because your testimony
about what you've been through
kills the naysayers who says, " well
God don't work in our time"
How you figure?
Nigga I died
How do you figure?
Nigga I got shot
How you figure?
I went to jail and I was supposed to
be there for life but I came out in two years
and I didn't snitch
How you figure?
I'm telling you
but when you keep your testimony quiet
the naysayers get the rule
So we went to a good entertainment friends business
and this woman has all she will always probably have a place in my heart
she has met almost every entertainer you will ever want to know
She got Tupac stories
Probably Whitney Houston's story
I mean she has done so many entertainers and makeup and
I just love to hear her stories
but this time
It's like she wanted to hear ours instead
You got the little green black shoes in?
And what does that say?
What does that say Mrs. Gwynnis?
It's the Rightchuz Way
and why should they go, why should they flow Rightchuz Way?
Hey cause that's the way of the of the the Man on the Right
and so my thing is I learned a lot and
the greatest thing I learned is
stop expecting God to move,
how you think he should move,
when he thinks he should move
because I was expecting him to get off the bed right then it
was like, no, the work is done but
I want y'all to know that I can move this however I need to when
I need to do it
I'm looking at the faith right now
because if I said he gonna get up even if he don't
what you believing? Your eyes of what I said out my mouth?
Like Lazarus It was similar to him when he woke up
from the dead. He was hungry
He wanted something to eat
and thirsty
Just like the little girl that
came back to um
that was quite um everybody who came back they were hungry in the Bible
I believe you
It's still hard for me to believe
I believe you
you fasting
God showing you stuff
you half sleep dying a couple of times
having seizures and all
that all that's going on
that joker was praying for you and somebody was praying with him on the same page
that's why you're here
It's got to be hard to be a doctor to say some of this stuff
When even you know like maybe it's a possibility but I got to do this by procedure
yeah because you don't want to
give a family false hope
but I think if you know who God is, then you could be saying stuff
like this is a good time to pray, you know what I'm saying
so
But you know, see you but you know the thing is
what people don't realize when you pick men and women of God you have authority God has given you
dominion and authority
so you have with when they said about you you have what you say you
have the authority
to tell the enemy, "No"
what'd he say
all power belongs to me man that was a
deep statement
that was
he said all power belonged to me
what I remember is when I was waking up and
when I woke up I just couldn't even see
I could hear
but I couldn't see
a black or was it blurry?
Black
it was like a newborn baby
whatever you could imagine that a newborn baby would see
that's what I saw
He did something then. Cause man is phenomenal
Woman is phenomenal.
If I was the devil what would be the first thing I would mess up?
The vehicle that makes another man
because I'm sick of looking at y'all
so I would take sex and pervert it and do all type of stuff
to it because I don't want no more of you coming back here
and that little that little thing requires a
one of you and one of her or female to make it happen
but at the same time requires one of you
and one of her
to raise them
because they need to see both sides
yeah
When did you decide that you're
going to follow this Almighty God that's over the world?
Why did you decide to go follow this?
When I realized I was making a fool out of myself and realized everything that I wanted
I'll never have
he didn't have to scare me with hell
because I'm not scared of death to this day
I'm not scared to die to go to hell none of that
I was scared
it was a responsibility
it was like
did you say responsibility?
It was responsibility
That's a big word
The more I kept goofing
off with my life he was like cool
if you want to be 60 years old how about you coming out with a
rap album
if you want to be 70 years old talking I'm still trying to do successful things
not only are you gonna look crazy doing that
but you gonna um um mess it up for all these other people
that's gone be saved off of your example
with the cheese crackers
what's the best thing what's the best thing about being back
you said I'm back now
what's the best thing about being back
my family
straight up
my family
I mean you're all functional now
pretty much
that's pretty cool bro
I dig
now you ain't gonna mask on
♪ good goddamn I just might make her my main squeeze ♪
We on Hollywood Boulevard Goddamit.
♪ Good goddamn I just might make her my main squeeze ♪
♪ good goddamn I just might make her my baby's mother. ♪
♪ Expected or unexpected I slipped and popped on a rubber. ♪
♪ She say im cool and whipped. ♪
♪ I say she gush a bit. ♪
♪ Like a jacuzzi with custom grip ♪
When you start to walk with Messiah
and receive the Ruach Qodesh
he wipes away all those people of the opposite sex
that you thought you needed
like it's amazing how
poor your choices are
when you were your other self
and when you were on your own making your
own decisions
so many women that I knew were doing witchcraft
or were involved with a number
of deep-seated emotional hurts
and scars
and then wanted to pour all of that on you
but for the most part in my generation
heterosexual relationships are damn near destroyed
one step might just be for
each gender to make up
to each other for things that we know that we're doing wrong to one another
I gotta see God in her first
right
before I get full fledged into her
she might say something to throw me off
boy
and then I'm out
point blank
Being that I know what women are for
and what women can do
they can't play that game on me no more
mm-hmm
this type of girl light skinned with a big booty and all that
nah
find you somebody gonna make you feel like the king you are
true
you attract what you are
so if you changing your mind
and your body
right
to think a certain way and
to act a certain way
you're gonna attract somebody who's doing the same thing
exactly
a lot of men are afraid to apologize for hurting a woman's feelings
that ain't the case with me
back in the day before this incident
I heard a woman's feelings
and I gotta apologize
ain't nothing wrong with apologizing
ain't nothing wrong with it
♪ I don't wanna. ♪
♪ Funk up what cha. ♪
♪ Got going. ♪
♪ Baby how you doing ♪
♪ I'm already knowing. ♪
♪ Cause your skin is glowing. ♪
♪ Got a picture? Show it off. ♪
♪ I just wanna see about you ♪
♪ I don't wanna. ♪
♪ Funk up whatcha. ♪
♪ Got going. ♪
♪ Baby how you doing ♪
♪ I'm already knowing. ♪
♪ Cause your skin is glowing. ♪
♪ Got a picture show it off? ♪
♪ I just wanna see about you ♪
♪ Im bout a bull, and a ram, or a scorpio, ♪
♪ she said I don't believe in that. ♪
♪ Gotta earn your spot ♪
♪ on the team ♪
♪ Sounding like the old me. ♪
♪ I was in LAX looking you up girl. ♪
♪ Oh cutie pie. ♪
♪ Cause Rank had said that he had run into ya. ♪
♪ That's a real cool homie of mine. ♪
♪ But I ain’t been the same since I was dipped in the water. ♪
♪ I slipped, tripped, and stumbled, and died out of order. ♪
♪ Or maybe I didn’t im just in time. ♪
♪ I go my mind right all the way. ♪
♪ I didn't always have this Novocaine. ♪
♪ A stray dog that would cause the pain. ♪
♪ So I don't blame you if you cut that rope. ♪
♪ I take that boat or that Greyhound dog. ♪
♪ What you say now y’all. ♪
♪ I dont wanna. ♪
♪ Funk up whatcha. ♪
♪ Got going. ♪
♪ Baby how you doing. ♪
♪ I'm already knowing. ♪
♪ Cause your skin is glowing. ♪
♪ Got a picture show it off. ♪
♪ I just wanna see about you. ♪
♪ I don't wanna. ♪
♪ Funk up whatcha. ♪
♪ Got going. ♪
♪ Baby how you doing? ♪
♪ I'm already knowing. ♪
♪ Cause your skin is glowing. ♪
♪ Got a picture show it off. ♪
♪ I just wanna see about you ♪
♪ IIII ♪
♪ dont wanna slow up your living girl ♪
♪ You may got a man right now. ♪
♪ If you do that's good. ♪
♪ Keep that man if he doing you well. ♪
♪ If he treating you nice. ♪
♪ Keep that nigga. ♪
♪ Cause I couldn't do it ♪
♪ and I apologized. ♪
♪ He think he a mack. ♪
♪ Macaroni ♪
♪ No you dont. ♪
The Street life is like a drug
for me it was like an addiction you know I'm saying
like walking with Messiah for 10 years and the street life is always still there calling you
it's like a real true addiction
I didn't even understand it like that at first
but you're so tempted every day to go back to doing things
that are on a street level
that the laws of Alahym and
the laws of the streets are similar
but also different in several different aspects
there is a lot of pride in the street
over reputation
over what somebody else gonna think about them
when you say my life belongs to you that means everything
your eating your sleeping your mind
your body
your career
your everything
it becomes about the Most High's planned for your existence
so that you may accomplish the purpose for which you were born
dealing with you know I mean keeping
kick it with Slimm and uh
just hanging with him and stuff
I told him this personally to know me like
it's needed
you know what I mean
It's not isn't that like uh
something that that can be
leisure
it's not leisure it's definitely needed right now
and it's gonna be the soundtrack
it's gonna be the reason why
Hip-hop goes back to it's essence.
It's a code of ethics that you deal with
one another
and that's how we should get back to dealing with one another
the Rightchuz Way
so yo check out the Rightchuz Way
the album is man, beyond banging
and it's beyond dope
and it's just something that you just need to hear period point blank how about that
listen to it because you're supposed to listen to it
listen to it because you need to listen to it
who don't want to live Rightchuz?
You know what I'm saying
but it's really a movement it's like,
man, we put on this earth to service others man
I think being Rightchuz is real
and in Hip-hop
you want to be real
you know what I'm saying
like everything who's the realest you know
what I mean
but it's really about who's the Rightchuz
♪ They don't know ♪
♪ The only God they know is through you. ♪
♪ Through your experience ♪
♪ they don't know about church ♪
♪ because you can't go to church ♪
♪ because it's a business ♪
♪ And all the church people, it's a click ♪
♪ it's a club ♪
♪ And they done forgot about God. It's a business. ♪
♪ Look at here ♪
♪ Now we up again. ♪
♪ The Rightchuz Way to go ♪
♪ I was here before the J in the KJV ♪
♪ it's hard to get rid of me ♪
♪ I'm like HIV ♪
♪ I lost friends on this journey cause I went too deep ♪
♪ you quote stay woke ♪
♪ my nigga im going back to sleep. ♪
♪ Adopted Jack town Jew ♪
♪ oh I thought you knew. ♪
♪ What you be saying when you hollering what's up Ju? ♪
♪ I got a field nigga attitude true Hebrew. ♪
♪ Got a dozen solid dudes from the hard knock school ♪
♪ self-educated ♪
♪ from self-motivated ♪
♪ some still struggle though ♪
♪ self-medicated ♪
♪ I still feel like my murder was premeditated ♪
♪ I know some niggaz were hoping and praying that I wouldn't make it ♪
♪ but all praise to the Most High ♪
♪ the modern day Lazarus ♪
♪ oh you just was out for a while you didn't die you ♪
♪ you never loved us ♪
♪ when it got rough you didn't ride ♪
♪ now we up again my nigga it's safe to come outside ♪
♪ The Rightchuz got to light up the darkness right ♪
♪ now darkness the tables have turned ♪
♪ The Rightchuz Way to go ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
I'm sure my ideas and the way I think of things are quite a little outdated
but what I feel bad
about is that young people
nowadays really don't have the freedom I believe
to
Be who they really are
young people nowadays have to walk a little softer
a little quieter or something
my answer for everything is always
you know you gotta go to God
you gotta know who you are
find out who you are
be honest with yourself
be real with yourself
there's so much criticism in the church nowadays until you
don't want to go to church
there's so much hell on the street they don't want to really be out there
and they just have nowhere to go
they don't know what to do
how to think
it just seem like our
young people are just not being
loved enough
and I don't know
If it's uh
because of broken homes
that the family unit is not like it used to be
children can seem to be missing out on love
or their love is being distorted
I believe that communities can be revived
but I also believe
that in order to revive it
among our young people
you have to help them to understand
and show them
in the richness of the community
before it got to a place where
seemingly it's nothing
and it's never gonna be nothing
And if we don't teach it to them
who will?
It's certainly not gonna be this society.