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Man, okay, I want to keep going because I want to talk about OGC but I want to shout out

beat miners and baby Paul and Sean J. Perid. I just spoke to DJ Ivo D. That's my man.

So listen, Ivo D. Therapy is an important record because y'all were dealing with therapy.

Us as black men, we need to, you know, get our mental together. Sean was the doctor.

He was patient. Antivirus song earlier in your career. The truth about that story is, about that

song is it was absolutely true. At that age in my life, the first bar of that song, first two bars,

all I seem to think about is violence. Doesn't matter if I'm dead, so I'm being like, that was

for real. You know what I'm saying? I was 20 years old in that stage of my life that we talked

about earlier. We was just getting, we was just becoming a professional rapper. Like I said,

I discovered that buckshot was a member of my team while I was in jail. You know what I'm saying?

So it's like, we was plucked straight off the streets and put into the shit. You know what I'm

saying? So it was like, I still had that mentality and you know, I was just, I guess thoughtful

enough to know that that was cool. You know what I'm saying? It was, it's gotta be something wrong

with the shit. And the relationship that me and Ruck had, it grew and blossomed so beautifully and

so quickly because of the fact that I was that grumpy. Like I never felt like I didn't fit in.

Like even with my niggas, like I didn't feel like I fit in. Like you know what I'm saying? So

it was the thing where everything that I might have thought about myself was off-kilter or

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