0:00

Machine Gun Kelly. The decision

0:02

to black out your tattoos was crazy. How long did

0:04

that take? 70 hours. There was

0:06

a point where I like gave up and I just

0:08

felt like I was just dying. When you started dating

0:10

Megan Fox, was there a part of you that was

0:12

like, damn, I'm dating the girl from Transformers, Megan Fox.

0:16

I don't know this guy from a crumb of

0:19

bread. He's so dumb that I'm going to tell

0:21

him right now, shut the fuck up and don't

0:23

speak on me anymore. Expecting a daughter in two

0:25

months. You're the first man she's ever going to

0:27

be in love with. Come on, bro. You're the

0:29

first man she's ever going to be in

0:32

love with. And so you are always going

0:34

to be the safe place. I saw Randy

0:36

Orton and I remember seeing him talk about

0:38

me and I was like, I'm going to

0:40

practice a new version of myself. And then

0:43

I'm like, that a man. No monthly payments

0:45

and no interest ever. Pay off debt, improve

0:47

your home and your retirement fund. It's up

0:49

to you. Go to unlock.com/radio right now to

0:51

see if you qualify to unlock the value

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in your home. That's unlock.com/radio. Go

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to unlock.com/radio. Machine

1:00

gun, Kelly. The decision to

1:02

black out your tattoos was crazy. How long did

1:04

that take? 70 hours. There was a

1:06

point where I like gave up and I just felt

1:08

like I was just dying. When you started dating Megan

1:10

Fox, was there a part of you that was like,

1:13

damn, I'm dating the girl from Transformers, Megan Fox. Wow.

1:16

I don't know this guy from a crumb of

1:19

bread. He's so dumb that I'm going to tell

1:21

him right now, shut the fuck up and don't

1:23

speak on me anymore. Expecting a daughter in two

1:25

months. You're the first man she's ever going to

1:27

be in love with. You're the first man she's

1:29

ever going to be in love with. And so you are always

1:31

going to be the safe place. I saw Randy

1:33

Orton and I remember seeing him talk about me and

1:36

I was like, I'm going to practice a new version

1:38

of myself. And then I'm like, that a man, you

1:40

all my boys were sitting there like. What'd

1:52

you say? Bathroom was a great. Our

1:54

guest is using the bathroom. He will be here momentarily.

1:56

In the meantime, we will do some work. Okay.

2:03

What would you call a story

2:05

like folklore about the thing that

2:08

you eat dinner off of? A

2:11

fairy table. I was gonna go a table fable.

2:17

All right, dude, I have to be honest with you. Sitting

2:20

on the set without my

2:22

United States Championship. Lonely

2:24

Row. Take me over. Where

2:28

is it? It was all we have left. Yeah,

2:31

you said that you were right. Do you

2:33

actually feel like kind of whack for sure? Well,

2:36

I feel black eye and no title. Oh, he's like

2:38

someone punched in the face and took your belt. He

2:40

would my he'd be my ass.

2:42

I'll be honest that that match hurt. I saw him

2:44

there after last night with my belt. Yeah, I said

2:47

congrats champ. Yeah, and he and his eyes lit

2:49

up. He was like this. He

2:52

looked so happy. I mean look congrats to

2:54

him. He's a very good wrestler.

2:57

It was well deserved. He fought extremely hard kicked

2:59

out of my knockout punch last night. But

3:02

at the end of the day, it's always gonna be my

3:04

belt. It's my belt. I

3:06

see I see it on him, but everyone

3:09

knows that US title is mine. So

3:11

you can have it for now for

3:13

the time being but I'm

3:15

going back for a rematch because I don't know if y'all

3:17

saw I don't think you got that pin. I

3:20

don't think you got that pin. I don't think so. My

3:22

foot was on the rope. It was

3:24

on the rope on number three one two and

3:26

my foot just bounced off the rope in a

3:29

wrestling term. That means it doesn't count. You

3:31

know what does count today's guest playback.

3:33

Oh, he counts. Ladies and gentlemen, machine

3:36

gun Kelly. What's

3:38

up, brother? Your

3:40

headphones guy. Yeah, you should get

3:43

in zone with us. You don't have to we

3:45

like them put them over those razor blades. I

3:47

know the razor blades. What's

3:50

up, bro? What up? Whoa headphones are kind

3:52

of cool. They're nice, right? We're locked in

3:54

dude. We just had Undertaker sitting where you're

3:56

sitting. Wow. Legend, you

3:59

know, that's why. the like the ass of this seat

4:01

is like Hey,

4:04

thanks for doing this man. Yeah. Thanks for having

4:06

me. How you feeling Colson? Good good

4:08

I'm like, I'm an awkward talker. So I

4:10

don't know how this is gonna work. That's

4:12

that's not true at all It's not it's

4:14

not true at all. It's not dude. You're

4:17

you're extremely deep I was explaining this to

4:19

Nina yesterday because you come across mysterious to

4:21

people and I think that might be part

4:23

of the allure because you are really an

4:25

artist to your core but I'm Like I

4:27

was explaining to her. I'm like he's cerebral.

4:29

He's creative. He's an intellect. He's in touch

4:32

with his feelings He's self-aware. You're all these

4:34

things, but I'm not sure people really know

4:36

that about you yet I

4:38

know I know there was like this

4:40

one band that like Met

4:42

me and they're like, whoa, man. You're kind of like an enigma.

4:44

Like I don't really You

4:47

are they don't really know who I

4:49

I mean, you know to me I'm always

4:51

in my house and I'm like fuck I'm so

4:53

misunderstood, but that's probably cuz I never talked

4:57

Also, I like well, yeah, go ahead. Sorry. I

4:59

was gonna say not not not to not to

5:03

Also jumped right into like the Sorry,

5:05

sorry. He just said my bad. He has

5:07

trouble talking like describe your Observation

5:14

and perhaps you feel misunderstood because

5:16

maybe you have a hard time

5:18

even understanding yourself You're

5:20

you're I'm saying you're very fucking very

5:22

nice. Well, I just the reason I'm

5:24

I'm leaving into something I saw

5:26

you went on Theos or not Theo with

5:29

Bobby Lee, yeah, and What's

5:32

the ginger's name? Oh Carlitos way

5:36

Santino Cheeto Santino. Yeah, he's gonna kill

5:39

me. I know You

5:43

were talking about how how you feel about

5:45

yourself radiates There's a clip I saved it

5:47

cuz I like I like resonated with it

5:49

and and you you seem like really

5:52

dialed in recently, dude Yeah, I

5:54

mean that's probably like a Culmination

5:58

of seeing myself,

6:02

I had to see

6:06

myself back from how

6:08

I came off and I was always like, anytime

6:11

I see clips of myself back in the day, I'm

6:13

like, who the fuck is that guy? Really? Because

6:16

you're a shape shifter too. You

6:19

know what I'm saying? It's changed so many times.

6:21

I mean, you know. Evolved. I say,

6:23

I mean, your cells regenerate

6:25

every seven years anyway, so you literally

6:27

are a different person, even physically you're

6:30

a different person than you were seven

6:33

years ago. So, I

6:35

mean, mentally for me though, seven years

6:37

ago, I was on cocaine and any

6:40

drug you could imagine and like that

6:43

isn't the case anymore. So when you say

6:45

like, I come across Grounded or I know

6:47

that's like a new revelation for me and

6:49

a new version

6:52

of myself that I just met, but this is like a

6:54

lot more true to who I

6:57

was. I mean,

6:59

maybe not though. I mean, I kind of, even

7:01

when I reconnected with my mom, she was like,

7:03

dude, you're the most emotional baby I've ever met.

7:06

Like I always was like trying

7:08

to get, I was really,

7:11

I don't know, I was, my

7:14

bipolarity was heavy from like the

7:16

day I came out. I was really sad and I'd

7:18

be really happy and I always was trying to like

7:20

get away from who I actually, I was like a

7:22

character player. Like there was, there was pictures

7:24

of me for like three years when I was a kid where I

7:26

would wear like anything

7:28

on my head that like resembled the

7:30

pterodactyl bill. Okay. Because I was

7:33

like, I'm a pterodactyl. Okay. And

7:35

then you certainly shaped like one. You're kind of

7:37

tall and lanky. Yeah. I'm

7:39

more like brontosaurus, like the neck of a brontosaurus. Was

7:43

this still when you were living in fucking

7:46

Egypt? Yeah, I was. Bro, bro, out of

7:48

all the stuff that exists in your storyline,

7:50

like this is what this like,

7:53

logan's gonna ask you if you have any hot takes

7:55

on the pyramids. Like the, I did not know this

7:57

interview was gonna go there. What the hell? I

8:00

love how it takes them to appear in this for sure. I

8:02

knew you did. I knew you did. Yeah, I'm reading my PDF.

8:04

It said, the first four years of your life lived in Egypt.

8:06

Yeah, which kills me, because

8:09

any time something Cleveland comes

8:11

up, there will always be one really douchey,

8:13

angry, old white dude who's like, he was

8:15

born in Texas. And it's like, I

8:18

lived there for one and a half

8:20

weeks until my baby body could sustain a

8:22

flight. That was a 19-hour flight to Africa.

8:24

So I'm also African.

8:27

That's crazy. That makes it even more interesting.

8:30

Which is another controversial take for

8:32

the Cleveland argument. But

8:37

even to that point, my first

8:40

job was in Cleveland. I lost my virginity

8:42

in Cleveland. First person I saw got shot

8:44

was in Cleveland. First mixtape I put out

8:46

was in Cleveland. Home is where the heart

8:48

is. So Cleveland's 100%. When

8:52

you see a man's brain splatter in

8:54

front of you right before you go to open

8:56

up for Gucci, man, like that. Dude,

8:58

I was 15 or 16 years old. Dude,

9:01

I was in front of the Metropolis. I'll never forget

9:03

this. This is, and this is, and

9:06

all the club promoters know me here because they used

9:08

to have to call my dad and make

9:10

up excuses so that I could

9:12

stay late enough to open for

9:14

the artist that was performing. You know what I mean? But

9:17

my point is the argument of being born somewhere, while

9:25

at the same time a sports player from the

9:28

middle of nowhere who only spent time in Cleveland

9:30

making money and just playing for our team, the

9:33

welcoming they have versus someone

9:35

who I bled

9:37

so much passion and pride in these

9:39

streets in Cleveland. Like, that's something you

9:42

can never take away from me. I'm

9:44

Cleveland to the death. Yeah, man. But

9:46

back to Africa. Well, I

9:49

want to hear your hot take on the pyramids. They

9:51

were built with frequency. Those

9:53

stones were literally picked up with levitated.

9:56

They still, I don't know why this isn't even publicized,

9:58

but they were dishing. right

10:01

around massive size

10:03

bowls discovered all around

10:05

the perimeter of the of the pyramid

10:09

in which you know that I love the study

10:11

of this guy who he went I don't

10:14

know if he had cancer I don't know what it was but he essentially

10:16

this is in the early 1900s so like 1920s era he went over to

10:18

Tibet or

10:24

to India somewhere in

10:27

East Asia and he

10:30

got footage of them because

10:32

he was embraced by them because to fix his

10:34

sickness or something like that and

10:37

he was embraced by them and they trusted him enough

10:39

to show them this process of how they picked these

10:42

massive cylinders up and they would have yaks drag

10:46

the blocks over these big bowls and

10:48

then they would point giant horns and

10:50

huge drums like all the

10:53

sound was focused you know

10:55

maybe in like a half cylinder like this towards this

10:57

one point and they would play

11:00

it and they would chant and they would

11:02

hum and the stones would lift and

11:04

it would go to this place in the cliff

11:06

where they wanted to go so like the bowls

11:08

would essentially catch the sound and

11:11

the frequency would lift it and if you even

11:13

listen to the building of the pyramids there they

11:16

all talk about there was chanting you

11:18

know that that was a very

11:20

common through line and it wasn't like

11:23

they were singing on some you know early Disney's movies

11:25

like hi you know so

11:27

like I

11:29

100% believe that frequency

11:31

had something to do with that even if you just

11:34

go to concerts themselves look at people when they cry

11:36

or look at people when a song

11:39

is playing the absolute loss of everything

11:41

around them how they're just so like

11:44

it's like a church service when the music hits you feel

11:46

no pain dude when I did

11:48

ayahuasca and for those who ever do that

11:50

if you go do it and there's not

11:52

someone singing like it's not the proper way

11:54

like there has to be somewhere someone I'm

11:57

on they were proving shamans and

12:00

they would go to each individual person and

12:02

speak straight to your crown chakra and they

12:04

would sing these. They

12:07

would channel whatever your body as

12:09

energy brought to them and they would sing.

12:11

And when they hit a certain note, dude,

12:13

your body uncontrollably would just start purging. It

12:16

would just start puking. And I

12:19

could tell, you know, when

12:21

Megan and I did it, we were separated, but

12:23

I could tell when it, the

12:25

shaman was singing to her. You

12:27

could, even though you

12:30

can't see anybody because there's a pitch black room,

12:32

I could tell whenever it was her song. And

12:37

you would hear when they hit a frequency, it would

12:39

resonate with different people in the room because people would

12:41

puke at different times. So it's like

12:43

a symphony of puking, basically. Yeah, each person

12:45

gets their own song. To puke to. But

12:49

a frequency would make three

12:51

different people puke at the same time. They would

12:53

hit a certain note and then all of a

12:56

sudden, everybody would just purge. And would those people

12:58

that puked to the same sound wave, would they

13:00

kind of congregate as that level of puker? Well,

13:02

you're in your own zone. So

13:07

I don't think, after you puked, I don't think anyone

13:09

in mid trip just got up and was like, Kate

13:11

went in shape and shook hands. Like, hey,

13:13

we both puked at the same. Now

13:17

go back to your trip, I'm gonna go back. But

13:19

that was cool that we puked at the same time.

13:21

When did you do, when did you do, because I

13:23

wanna- Megan knew every, actually everyone, the one comment, the

13:26

one commonality in that room, after we would,

13:28

after everyone would calm down and

13:30

come down and you all met

13:32

at a stardeck later, not everybody, because we're

13:34

all strangers, but everybody was like, oh, I

13:36

knew when you were puking. I guess I

13:38

was the loudest puker. And

13:40

also the shaman, the shaman

13:43

gave me the most dose

13:47

of anybody. So I was the, it was 22 people. They,

13:50

of course, waited for me last, which

13:52

was just such a God-given

13:55

test of your patience and

13:57

anxiety is so... fucked

14:00

you need you you I'm gonna now make you

14:02

wait this hour process to get to

14:04

you just to get your You

14:07

know dosage you got iced And

14:10

when I went up there and I sat there

14:12

was a translator for this shamans and the

14:14

shaman was You know told the

14:16

lady He had he

14:19

he has this there's something I

14:22

forgot what the exact way she said it it

14:24

was really Haunting

14:27

but a Giant

14:29

black shadow right like a dark. I've

14:31

heard this before and she was

14:34

like he needs the most he needs

14:36

the most so okay, so You

14:40

you did this in Peru I did that

14:42

in Costa Rica and What do

14:44

you attribute in in terms

14:46

of change in personality and being an

14:48

identity from that ceremony? Mmm,

14:53

how many times have you done it? four

14:56

times in a in a hunt

14:58

for Separation

15:00

from ego from self. No that

15:02

was a specific. I went specifically

15:04

for something that I Have

15:07

not reached a point like where I'm comfortable talking

15:09

about cool And

15:17

Like did I achieve that not I maybe

15:19

I mean I know I started like finally

15:22

like there was one person ever that I like

15:25

talked to about what I went in search of

15:27

of You

15:30

know I've had to learn to like

15:33

rewire myself from my childhood like

15:36

of things that I wasn't ever okay Admitting

15:41

to myself right so like I That

15:45

uh Maybe it

15:47

helped me actually be able to get to the point where I

15:49

like Didn't black any of

15:51

that. I don't you know but

15:53

I but I know when I went there I

15:55

mean dude there are the first night. I was

15:58

in like a mud hell were like were

16:00

like popping out and like I puked my dad's

16:02

body parts up. And I've heard

16:04

it's an insane experience. I've been talking to a lot

16:06

of people about it lately. We were talking about it

16:09

yesterday. You know, a number of really,

16:11

you know, big celebs,

16:13

athletes, you know, creators, whatever Jake swears by it.

16:15

Yeah. Oh, does he? Swears by it, dude. He's

16:17

like, everyone needs to do this. And I believe

16:19

another creator we know said it was like one

16:21

of the most important. I don't know if he

16:23

talks about it publicly, but he told me recently,

16:25

he was like, I cannot believe it exists in

16:28

it. And it changed my entire outlook and it

16:30

led him to a to a

16:32

massive overcoming, a massive like life, pain

16:34

and trauma. And I think that's really what it's

16:36

best for is just kind of overcoming

16:38

all that all that trauma that kind

16:41

of just sits inside of you.

16:43

There's an interesting thing about it, because I

16:45

think like in mainstream media, we hear that

16:47

part, right, which is that it's like this,

16:49

like really cleansing or like help helps me

16:54

with like ego, death or whatever, you know, like

16:56

what you said. But there's also

16:58

the aspect which I learned, which is like

17:01

you can unlock this

17:04

is clearly how so many people,

17:06

especially, you know, down there in

17:08

South America, like that that route

17:10

for sure showed

17:12

them. What

17:15

plants did what? Right.

17:17

Like that, like and this bring this full

17:19

circles back to the pyramids thing, because. If

17:23

you think about. Primal.

17:28

People like those ages where it's

17:31

like, how did anybody know in

17:33

this forest of millions

17:35

of different species of plants and

17:37

animals? Like, how did anybody just

17:39

figure out what does what? Because

17:42

the trial and error of

17:45

taking different leaves and being like, I'm

17:47

going to put this on, it's insane.

17:49

And also same with when you think

17:51

of like Chinese face mapping, which

17:54

is extremely accurate. Right. Who

17:57

there isn't. You can't

17:59

convince me that some. dude, just

18:01

like trial and error personality

18:03

traits from millions

18:06

of people's faces for like, it would

18:08

take so many different lifetimes and generations

18:10

of people. Someone like

18:12

these, information

18:15

is unlocked through these practices, right?

18:17

Like Ayahuasca for sure show the

18:19

people of South America, this plant

18:21

is good, this plant is bad,

18:24

use it. Cause I felt that on the second

18:26

night where I was like, you saw the web

18:28

of the, I saw like the

18:30

math of the world. And in

18:33

my frequency is

18:35

much less than the people back then

18:37

before phones ever got into people's minds before

18:40

all this, you know. Information

18:44

like overload. Yeah, we're so overstimulated, right? So

18:46

all of our frequencies, no matter how much

18:48

we could try to unlock, they're way different

18:50

than back then because all they had to

18:52

do was like learn, they enjoyed the sun, like

18:54

the- Well, there's 10 people in their village,

18:56

the only people they know. So these

18:59

roots, like what it did for them

19:01

was insane. I say the same thing,

19:03

it's almost like in Norwegian culture, like

19:05

in my culture with like the

19:07

runes, like stuff that I have on my fingers, right?

19:09

These are essentially

19:11

like, these are magic, right? These

19:13

are casting spells, right? And

19:15

these runes were unlocked. I mean, this

19:18

obviously is mythology and I'm sure some

19:20

of it is folklore, but there's always some

19:22

truth in this highlight. The Ayahuasca unlocked this

19:24

for the South Americans, but like

19:27

with the runes, they say Odin hung upside down from

19:29

the tree of life for nine days and nine nights.

19:32

And that essentially,

19:35

whether it's the blood rush or whatever it was,

19:37

I took him into a state, an

19:40

altered state, which showed him the magic of what

19:42

the runes mean and

19:44

how to like, why they put them on the shields. Like this

19:46

will, this is a spell

19:48

protecting you or this will give you

19:50

bravery or

19:54

this will help your sword swing

19:56

more accurately. And so I

19:59

just, I think there's something about

20:01

with the Egyptians and

20:04

just with that mystery of

20:06

sound, to

20:08

me that is 100%. It

20:11

also seems achievable. It's like a theory that

20:13

makes sense. Have you watched

20:15

sand on a metal plate when

20:18

they play a frequency? Have you watched the

20:20

beautiful shapes that sand makes when you play

20:23

frequency? Have you thought about the fact

20:25

that in the Bible when they talk about the walls

20:27

of Jericho come down, you're

20:29

talking about, what was it, like 20? I

20:32

forgot how thick

20:34

the stones were, but

20:36

do you realize that they talk about the

20:39

people outside that broke the walls of Jericho down were

20:41

just like playing horns? That's insane.

20:44

How did you sound? Sound is sound. How do you go from,

20:47

Colson, how do you go from Apollo Theater,

20:51

Rap Devil, like era shit? Yeah,

20:54

those are such wide different. Whatever,

20:56

whatever. That,

20:58

I'm trying to put a mark in time of

21:01

Cleveland's own, fully tatted, going

21:04

crazy, machine gone, rapid fire,

21:06

beats, to

21:08

this now awakened enlightened

21:11

individual. What

21:13

was the kind of inflection point where

21:15

that started? There's

21:22

a big difference between these two. It's actually very weird.

21:24

It's a good point. You haven't thought

21:26

about that? No. Were you a

21:28

manifest? Like I was with you the

21:30

other night outside the, I'll talk about

21:32

the story. This was insane. We were

21:34

outside a Cleveland hotspot called Town Hall

21:36

the other night, just having just a

21:38

conversation. You're very, very excited about your

21:41

current trajectory, about Lonely Road, your new

21:43

single with Jelly Roll. And

21:45

you're like, yo, I think this is, I

21:47

think there's a good chance this could be my first overall

21:49

number one and potentially even at Grammy. People are really digging

21:51

it, loving it. And I could see it in you. Like

21:53

I could really see that you believed in it. You loved

21:56

it. You love your current, like where you're at right now.

21:58

And as soon as you, that

22:00

sentence, the song came on. It

22:02

was instantaneous. And

22:04

we just both looked at each other and it was like

22:08

one of those manifesting universal

22:10

moments whereas someone like

22:12

me, I'm still in your 2011 body. I

22:16

need to be convinced of this type

22:18

of shit. I need to be convinced

22:20

that this disillusionment is not a thing,

22:22

that magic does exist in this world

22:25

if you believe in it and you're able to manifest

22:27

it. I need those evidence points from you. But were

22:29

they always in you? It's

22:32

the beginning, bro. I'm talking about like

22:34

you inspired me and Jake to have

22:36

a meetup at Strongsville Mall because

22:38

you did that as well. And shut

22:40

down Strongsville Mall. I remember my

22:42

cousin, MGK's from Cleveland. I'm

22:45

a wild boy. We were going crazy to

22:47

your shit and then you just keep getting

22:49

more and more famous and

22:51

so were we. And it was cool to kind of like see

22:55

another kid from Cleveland just like just

22:57

making it and just being an artist. And

23:00

I'm getting somewhere with this. It's gonna take

23:02

a second. In that same clip where you talked about

23:05

radiating, you talked about having that ego death. You also

23:07

talked about and came to terms with what

23:09

I perceived as you just being an artist and

23:12

you're kind of up for interpretation.

23:15

And otherwise, if everyone just always

23:18

liked you all the time, like that's boring. There's

23:20

no story there. And I've

23:22

seen from day one,

23:24

damn near the different chapters of your

23:26

life up until you

23:28

even buying my house, bro.

23:31

Like the paths

23:33

have intersected and it's been so cool.

23:36

And I remember one day at your

23:38

Christmas concert, man, this

23:40

had to be four or five years ago, you

23:42

were rapping still. You hadn't made

23:45

the rockstar shift. And someone

23:47

said, one of your boys was like, he's hyping

23:49

you up. He's like, he's the greatest rockstar of

23:52

our generation. I'm watching you do these fucking dance

23:54

moves, play guitar, throw the microphone 50 feet in

23:56

the air, catch it behind your back. I'm like,

23:59

you're this motherfucker. that

1:10:00

ingrained in him. Yeah,

1:10:03

it's, that

1:10:05

journey is constantly bumpy for me,

1:10:07

but. What

1:10:11

do you find the hardest part of it? Just

1:10:14

that itch that never goes away, never

1:10:17

goes away. But I agree, it's

1:10:19

a good look and I really just want

1:10:24

to do it for everybody who feels

1:10:29

like they can't. Because I really took

1:10:31

pride in how unsober

1:10:34

I was. That's

1:10:37

the rockstar lifestyle. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

1:10:39

but. What was your drug? Besides

1:10:43

all of them, but like your main one. Cocaine,

1:10:45

codeine. Yeah, yeah. Cocaine, codeine.

1:10:52

I mean, I love 30s, 15s, perks,

1:10:54

like those were. That's where I

1:10:56

lived. Those were saucy for sure. Like I would

1:10:58

take them in the studio and just rap

1:11:00

for days, but you know. I'd be at the house

1:11:02

trying to chill right now, getting sober off the alcohol

1:11:04

and pills right now. On the mic, I've been sharpening

1:11:06

my skills right now, just in case I gotta pick

1:11:08

it up and kill right now. I'm rapping like before

1:11:11

I had a deal right now. I'm hungry like I

1:11:13

never had a meal right now. Got the blues getting

1:11:15

green like it's teal right now. Can't get out the

1:11:17

game like I'm Jordan Peele right now. And

1:11:19

I'm chilling with LP. My shirt's Fred Perry

1:11:21

in my underwear LV. My mind's

1:11:24

all Gucci and my body is healthy. On this mission

1:11:26

to the money. Big mic, let's get wealthy. Sounds

1:11:28

good to me. And I'm in Cleveland right next to where hell be.

1:11:31

With the telescope, they couldn't see me. I'm stealthy.

1:11:34

Mainstream sellout, but can't nobody sell me. I

1:11:37

made it out myself, couldn't nobody help me. Everything

1:11:41

is just like thought. All right,

1:11:43

gangster bro. Thanks for doing that. Hell yeah,

1:11:45

nah for sure. Yeah! I do wanna ask

1:11:47

everyone else, and finally, Jean Gun Kelly, ladies

1:11:49

and gentlemen. Bro, thanks for coming on. It's

1:11:51

been a long time since you came and

1:11:54

performed live on episode 100 of Impressive. Wow,

1:11:56

wow. In the garage of the

1:11:58

house that you ended up buying. Yeah. Let's go.