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Can't.

On the system to watch out.

Back.

Somebody went down last night.

Of now see everything. Take.

These guys out one.

By one.

Cooler than shy flyer than the Mac.

More powerful than dolomite, harder than drug term.

Little.

Latenight drama going down across town. Hey Bobby, digital right here.

You got skills man.

It has some special weight.

For him.

This is the black Moses telling you to get digitized. Rizza as Bobby Digital.

Medina to top of now

CLA all together.

Shout out to my man Bobby. Digital Streets is hot man. Five Os looking for you.

Watch your back Bobby.

It's real God.

It's real. Now.

Digital from the

don't trust nobody.

I see spirit like a hug chap on the act.

We Mike press big water from the out like a tomahawk Indian Duke

scout like a dick. So to Cleveland you fill me in.

Announced steam from your bone. Ma who takes last long as Christmas,

the B the O, the B, the B the box. The D,

the G the.

As. Bobby Digital.

Going downtown.

I thought you wanted it.

Come and get it.

The creative mind who invited him to enter the 36 champions has teamed up

with a bike choreographer from five deadly to bring you to another world.

It's a world where everybody fight.

Fight.

Go to hell.

And they're all waiting for one thing. The Wu-Tang weapon,

a powerful weapon.

Master what's weapon you keep telling me.

About the W weapon Special.

A universal force.

What is Q? She is a life of force.

It's Q.

And Tu, Lou Marshall stars.

And the best disciple of the wt.

There should be no problem.

Yes, Robert B,

the martial arts sensation is back as a chia

and this time he brought company from the Blue Tank clan Hums 35th

Generation shall and disciples though Lizza, he's still a virgin,

therefore his cheese very strong.

Do.

You really believe that? Man, last night I had this wonderful,

lovely lady and I still feel strong as an ox.

Meet their greatest challenge, the seven grand Masters,

the Eagle Claw bone crusher. Don't.

Crush it. Don't crush your.

Golden King.

Master.

Maybe you could teach me WTA style and I'll fight those bastards for you.

Also starring Dr. King Ko. Ali Muhammad,

founder of the universal African Fighting System.

34th generation shall

Maza when all the wave China to enlist of virtual

who's who of specialists.

Today we'll retrieve the Wu-Tang manual.

An Aven Master's death.

Yes, they're all here. There's not a dance thing you can do about it.

Oh tiger style, come on.

Except to go see

versus the gold in the Phoenix.

Time. Folks enjoy the show.

The news is that when old Dirty Bassett comes through your town,

pound, pound, pound,

he's bad. Bad Leroy Brown,

baddest man in the whole damn town than the deep blue sea.

Better you and me.

Alright ladies and gentlemen, one more time.

Give it up for the your own dirty,

own dirty basket.

Thought wasn't going to see.

DB was born November 15th, 1968.

I'm the mother of seven children. He was the only one that they put me to sleep.

He told me, said That's my mommy. Crazy. She said,

the medication made me crazy.

It

take out of a life on the streets came in the form of a musical partnership.

Wang is full of children. We teach the children, little

them

including charges for assault, robbery and making terrorists.

2001 he went to prison some

right

drugs, real mental illness. The government

or as he once said, just being dirty, the.

I'm the

who was old dirty bastard.

Oh baby, I like

raw. I like.

Well.

We all knew what the fucking Sta was.

It wasn't no father to his sta dirty was eccentric, dirty was a rock star.

How can I say, how can you put chaos in the headlock?

You know what I think about me? Chill rich.

He was so real and so passionate about what he did and so important to the

game style. Straight row or gutter, you know what I mean?

Only nigga I know that'll do whatever at any given time.

What the fuck you want to do? How motherfuckers play?

Motherfucker who cares? Motherfucker.

Whatever he wanted to do dirty would do.

It's like sometimes you may have the feelings like you want to be free and just

do this, that and the third,

but you might worry about how somebody else might look at you.

He wasn't restricted to that.

He was free to be himself and he was the most freest person I know and he didn't

care. You know what I mean?

He cared but he was just so free that you going to love me

for what I do and who I am anyway.

Niggas over fuck all these microphones,

nigga stop fucking drinking so much.

Even on the K Fu Flake. When you watch the Drunken Master,

he always wants to share his wine. Have a drink.

To study my style. You'll find it easier if you have a drink first.

I actually gave him that name. I said, oh Dirty Bastard,

that's going to be your name yo.

From the fl.

Old DB oh bastard. He was like, yeah, that's me.

God.

Don't be fooled by my staggering around. There's power inside to kill.

It looks real enough yet it isn't.

The fact that you're pretending to lose lets you win.

When you see old 30 bass form a position like that,

then you know that I don't get ready to bust your alright, alright.

Okay.

Born Russell Jones, ODB was raised in Brooklyn

in the summer of 2006,

O DB's cousin race on Allah came back to the block where he and

ODB grew up.

Man, don't be shy, tell him what we do. I missed the God body used to wild out.

This is where it's at and get fucked up right here on. That's where it started.

Baby pass my bed right there man,

we can't put that in the camera G Man, my shit going in the camera today. God,

they going to cut it out. Gone man look, fuck that. They cut it out or whatever.

This shit going in the camera today baby. Alright.

Yeah, me. My name is the 62nd assassinate. I don't have to say no more.

You know what I mean? Because my name speaks for itself.

We growed up right in this house over here on one 12 Putnam Avenue.

It started from home. We come from a musical background,

our family and it started from my mother and father. Every party we had,

my parents always sung at every party.

His dirtiest mother used to sing at the 5 21 Club down there back in the days.

You know what I mean? So I remember right there in that house right there,

you know what I mean?

They used to all be down in the basement or in the kitchen and they be getting

their head processed back in the sixties they had done and all of that and they

would be doing that good guard and all that singing and see when we was coming

up dirty and all of them, they watched that when they was little and dirty,

used to peek out and see what was going on and run back when he was the baby.

But you know what I mean.

Dirty caught the vibe from that and the one that he really loved was my father,

which is his uncle. My father was with this, the pop. Good God turned around,

you know what I mean? And then throw his hand out like that.

You know what I mean? It's crazy, man.

Dirty. You know something that was Nike because you know something,

the steps and the dancing

all you got

God gifted to you and I tried to give it to.

You.

Now you up there, you looking down.

I knew you looking die at me right now and I know what you saying. You saying,

Hey, this is the man.

See,

dirty took pieces of his aunts and uncles and

what tickled him to death when he was a kid, he made it live.

So when you seen Tim on the stage, as you all know,

he would grab a microphone and start singing whether it was Billie Holiday,

good Morning Heartache. Marvin was one of his favorites. Marvin Gaye.

That's what we grew up on. Yeah, he grew up on those songs, the real music.

So it was actually in his soul and he thought he could sing.

He's good sing as far as he was concerned.

Yeah, as far as he concerned because he can't sing a lick.

You.

It was bound to happen at an early age.

ODB, the entertainer was introduced to the style, the force,

the movement now known as hip hop.

The formal introduction came from his older cousin. The.

What's going on, man, this is your crew.

Right.

Here. Hip hop was young and growing rapidly.

I started rhyming in 76, maybe two years after the birth of it.

Rizza started rhyming around the same time Dirt eventually started rhyming a

couple of years after that and by the time we were teenagers.

Me and old Doty grew up together before this w became world famous,

right Man, we used to travel anywhere, man,

whether we was going to Philadelphia, know what I mean?

The Battle MCs off to the Bronx, the battle MCs, Staten Island battles,

Brooklyn battles, battles on subway trains. We had this love for hip hop man.

We formed our own group, him myself and Dirty.

It was called the All Together Now Crew.

This was around 80 and we just built up this reputation where we

were damn near unstoppable.

T.

Man. Me asked a question,

who was my influences when I was curling up and all that?

What was my influences when I started rhyming and shit,

my influences was them niggas. I knew it dirty but I had never met him.

I had heard him on various tapes and shit,

so when I got the chance to meet him,

it was at the Park Villa Rap contests.

Him and Rizza went up there and I remember Rizza was robbing and dirty was

beatboxing and he was echoing Rizzo's every last word,

which was unheard of at that time and shit, but he.

Was still doing the beat while he was echoing.

The word. You know what I'm saying? Killing that shit.

Yo, this is the listen that makes you feel fine.

Kind of ease the lose and relax your mind. I said, don't try to use no hip,

not expel. He said, be, be my assistance. I will Ize hell.

In 1993, the Rizza,

the JA and ODB had joined forces with Rayquan.

The Chef Ghost face.

Killer U Guard inspect the deck Master Killer and the method man.

I met 'em all together as a group. Rizza brought everybody in. I'm dirty.

He just grabbed me, talked to me.

He took the mic and he got the potty jumping.

How You like me Now?

Their album was Enter the Wu-Tang 36 Chambers.

Ain't the Fuck with Wang Ain't.

From this point forward,

they will be known to the world as the legendary Wu-Tang

clan.

As far as Wu-Tang is a sword style of MCing. Wu.

Wu-Tang is basically dealing with styles and techniques.

To us it was always about being lyrically sharp with the tongue.

Here I go, deep tight flow.

Jackie Stone can never get this low arm carry shit.

That's woman up a little bit ing in is what's happening.

Get the buckets in, has clap in at the party.

When I'm move my body got to get up and be somebody.

Rizza is the leader of the Wu-Tang clan.

Check it out.

What you about to witness for the first time in history of hip hop son is won.

Cut. No lack, Cy, no overdose of the old DB coming at y'all.

Album. If it wasn't for dirty, it wouldn't even be no Wu-Tang Man.

Basically.

Mad rule hip hop, mad royal slang, T Abbo,

Ru Jacque inspect deck. Dirty Ho.

I never.

He taught me how to have I already had so,

but he taught me how to bring it out. If you look at the body,

he probably was an arm or leg, you know what I mean?

And he meant a lot to the crew. I would call him a leg, you know what I mean?

Because the body is held by the legs.

You feel me? As time went on and I seen him perform,

I basically sat back and got taught. Know what I'm saying?

He knew about entertainment earlier than life than I did,

and he's the father of my style.

I grabbed the mic and now Damager Crush your whole examiner.

There comes the medical examiner. It's only right that we joined Forces man.

You know what I mean?

He taught a lot of us how to do it back then too early in the game.

I always.

Feel like.

He was the energy.

Booster that Wu-Tang needed to be able to, you know what I mean?

Be proud of who we are. He's the type of person that he's going to let you know.

His expression of that is giving it to you raw, so to speak.

Into the Wu-Tang clan. Right, right, right. Yeah, yeah. Okay,

now we got the old Dirty Basket.

Something that you didn't expect but you wanted and you needed it because

it's something that you just had to get.

I want to create a new chamber. Oh.

And what would that be?

In 1994,

ODB released his solo debut entitled Return to the

36 Change the dirty version. It went gold.

You going love? Yeah, I'm the one man on me a sword.

I never been tooken out. I keep looking out.

I dropped signs like Cross be dropping babies enough to make a go crazy

in the Jeep building, taking all types of medication,

but you thought you were better than a son.

I keep playing it to Norbit while I be coming with deeper and more.

The world of hip hop and music in general would never be the same.

The album was a Wu-Tang album,

but it was also a solo album where he took the opportunity to unleash more of

his own personal vision and introduce his own group to the world.

That group was Brooklyn Zoo.

Brooklyn. Shame on you.

When the old Best Brooklyn. What?

I'm the zookeeper.

It's 12 o'clock yo. Be right behind us.

King Murray the great.

Stay.

In front. The Brain Boot The Monk.

I want to say this too on camera.

Man. What up? Boot up, sir. What.

You in? That's right. You fat ass home. That's right. Come home baby.

We got the.

Brooklyn ick coming at your boy. Rule 36 new chamber coming at your boy.

Let nigga, anytime you pop that shit.

Wu-Tang didn't just start as nine members.

It was a movement encompassing countless artists and musicians.

Wu-Tang, them brothers right there. They are the generals.

They all had their peoples that they was bringing up as far as they was teaching

and training them. Private soldiers.

We are here to carry on the torch because once the general stepped down,

then he passes the torch.

You don't know who you fucking.

Still here for him right now. Brooklyn Zoo, sons of Man, killer Army,

the whole motherfucking WTC man, you know what I mean?

It's like my brother never even left this.

Brooklyn Zoo Sons of Man Killer Army. One and the same.

We all fight the war together.

This was in the Wake up Killer Army video right here.

Aunt Sherry made this flag.

We get up. So.

I'm a member of Brooklyn Zoo. I'm a member of Sons Man.

I'm a member of Black Knights Wu-Tang Clan won't let me in

Y.

On his that do this.

A lot of the things that he did in his first album was stuff that we do when we

was kids. His kids one.

Thing about dirty, he's a kid in the mind.

He was able to bring his childhood towards adulthood and share that with the

world.

Remember we used to say, who could do this alone?

He kept it real all the time, kept all the time.

What was he talking about that nobody else is doing in the street?

In 1994,

dirty took MTV news to pick up food stamps from the welfare office in his

limousine.

It's.

Free money. Why? What do you want to get free money?

I'm Cherry Jones o DB's mom.

My name is William Jones. I'm o DB's father.

I think Vibe Magazine printed it dirty,

was on welfare and he was fatherless and whatever.

I already did this before. We said now

this woman and myself worked very hard.

We took care of six kids and we raised them very well.

My mother was so mad because my mother, my father had a good job.

No welfare rich, but he was the master of publicity.

So why do you have to tell people on.

Welfare?

Everything that he did, even if you ain't understand,

he had a reason for doing it. Everything.

What he was saying was,

I'm going to represent the people in the street that can't get there.

The people that I could deal with every day.

Me and Murdoch, we went to the supermarket, you know what I'm saying?

We had food stamps like the real food stamps in the thing and me and Murdoch was

scared to spin it and then motherfucking Deli was like,

he screamed that shit out. Soul like y'all niggas scared to spin food.

Stamp.

And then I ain't never been scared. Food stamp.

Everybody loved this guy.

I want to thank Rick James for Lemme do this song. His first name

was the Wizard of Do it Land. Yes,

that's what the girls called him. Yes, no, he was the wizard. Do it land.

Going to never bring your girl around him because he don't care.

He'll break that up fast.

I was like 14, 15. I remember one time I had a girlfriend,

I was in love with her and he was the first one to tongue kiss my girlfriend.

I didn't tongue kiss at first.

He tongue kiss my girlfriend first and after I saw he tongue kiss my girlfriend,

I learned how to tongue kiss my girlfriend.

Fight.

The nigga for bitches on top.

Take my pussy.

Motherfucker. That's my.

Deluxe caramel.

And nobody could talk to them.

It's like they were just for dirty and it was like he'll come out the room.

They all stand up, come on, close the door.

The next one come out talking about they was all waiting. They turned.

I was like, damn, wish I could get that shit one day.

Me and Red Man on stage performing all I know I hear Scream

this nigga done flip the fucking table turntables over. I'm like,

damn, why? Why?

He just knew he was going on there because they wasn't playing no wuut shit at

the time. You know how he used to come in Bogar nigga shows and shit.

ODB was at home on stage. You never knew when he was going to appear,

but one thing is certain he needed no invitation.

Pop up on the stage. Anytime that he was just like coming out of anywhere, man,

dirty. He'd just show up anywhere. You show up at your crib,

you know what I mean?

I swear the niggas know that. I'm like, y'all. I swear at home for real.

Not you, one of your aunts, one of your cousins. I relate it to you.

You know it.

One story I remember Dirty,

he came and he had a sleeping bag with him and while these cats were doing

the show,

he was just laying in the sleeping bag on stage waiting for whatever song he was

supposed to get on and it was the most hilarious shit I ever seen.

But I mean that was dirty. You know what I mean?

I swear all I want to say is one thing, man. I love y'all nigga.

I don't give a fuck. I don't care. I love everybody man. I love our babies.

I love our grandfathers. I don't even know nobody

wherever you come from, wherever you at. If you're down with me then let's roll.

In 1997, Wu-Tang released their second album as a group.

Wu-Tang Forever.

Forever Motherfuckers.

The album went platinum. They were superstars.

They were nominated for Grammy.

I don't remember the very first time I met Dirty,

but I think I remember the last time I seen him. We was at the fuck was it?

I think it was the fucking Grammys and shit.

Me. Him and Sticky Fingers was in the Grammys. That's who was behind the scene.

He was up for the number one rap record. I said, does it mean anything you?

He said, no.

I threw everything I had in my hand up in the air going into the house. I said,

don't you realize that this is on up? You nominated for Grammy?

What's your problem? He said, mom, it don't mean nothing. I said, yes it does.

He was like, man, fuck this. We're going up on stage. I'm like, work.

I'm shaky me and sticky Step out for five seconds to

talk about the situation.

I said, yo, we're dirty though. He said, I don't know who I see on stage.

The only nigga that it could be old. You know what I'm saying?

Please calm down. The music and everything, everything said,

I went and bought me an outfit today that cost a lot of money today.

You know what I mean? I figured that Wu-Tang was going to win.

I'm like, oh shit, this motherfucker me stick like this.

I don't know how y'all see it, but when it comes to the children,

Wu-Tang is for the children. We teach the children. You know what I mean?

Puffy is good, but Wu-Tang is the best. Okay,

I want y'all to know that this is ODB and I love you all. Peace.

I give it to.

Abby did the shit in the Grammys. It's like the microscope was on him.

Now you starting to see his little antics,

but before you wouldn't even paid attention to the shit with room.

All that shit he been doing, he been doing. I just didn't know about it.

Next thing you know, oh, he got shot in Brooklyn, dirty,

been in Brooklyn Wild now getting in trouble, stealing cars, boosting.

I knew dirt dog for a long time. You know what I mean?

We got a mean history though, you know what I mean? Of things that we did.

You know what I mean? We done did robberies and all that together.

You know what I mean? Sold drugs, all that. Just basically kids stuff.

This is before rap though.

Them days is old for me,

it's time to move on and build and that's what Dirty was about too.

We knew our circumstances. We was raised in the ghetto.

We was poverty stricken and the only way we can go is through entertainment.

So he became one of the greatest and one of the best entertainers to me.

I'm saying in hip hop right now.

But the real old dirty, I know he did things with people. He help you.

You know what I mean? And look out for you.

You know how a person would take his shirt off his back to give to you to make

sure you have a shirt.

Just one day before his famous Grammy appearance, old, dirty,

rescued a child from a car accident.

I was grateful that he was there to help me.

Then I probably wouldn't have been in this world right about now.

I really appreciated what he did because it was a crowd of people and nobody

was really stepping forward. They were

inciting me to have the man who hit her beat up.

He could have been like all the other people that were standing in the crowd

saying Beat the man. Beat the man. Yeah.

He stepped up and he did something.

He was shot three times. He got shot up on Albany Avenue.

Kingston.

Avenue, Kingston, yeah. Something with this Brooklyn Zoo,

a gang up there named Brooklyn Zoo and he named his group Brooklyn Zoo.

Name on you.

When you step through to the 30 bastard straight from the Brooklyn Zoo,

and I'll be damn if I let any man come to the winter.

You step off that Brooklyn Bridge man. Bridge man, front and inside. All right?

That's what I'm say. All right,

keep it real with me and I'll keep it real with you.

My father,

knowing that me and my brothers knew a lot of people with the projects growing

up. If he wanted to go somewhere, he'll tell us. All right? He'll tell him, yo,

walk with my sons. What? I mean?

He would want to go outside by himself knowing he got videos.

It's the same in with videos on tv, but he's like,

I don't need nobody walking with me.

That's the type of person I'm stubborn and this to that and he would go out by

himself, chains on.

And they told him to lay down and he said,

catch me running and believe you'll be, he was running when they shot him,

they took out a spleen and everything. That was the first shot.

That was the first time they shot him. Me.

He was the only grab that stayed in Brooklyn. He never left Brooklyn.

He always stayed right here with us. His whole future, his whole career,

everything was about the streets.

Projects like Fort Green Grazing Re boy,

this is where you would find old, dirty. His family was there,

his friends were there. He was there.

O db for real man, he's still right here. Look at him. There he go right here.

Ah, got you. They shooting made you look nigga, Hey, what's for real out here,

you dig?

He was the first person I saw that shut my whole piece down,

came through the benzs, bought everybody on my hood. Pizzas, man,

everybody in my hood, pizzas, everybody. The pizza store, boy here,

buy pizza and all that. I'm chilling in a bin.

And it was a beautiful thing to have him around because he showed us a different

side like you see, this is hood. We from the hood, we never had nothing.

So to have a blessing like that to come to you, you know what I'm saying?

We appreciated that. It's.

Like, okay, where I come from in my neighborhood, my people know me.

You know what I'm saying? See, if I try to come any different,

they ain't going to respect me no more. Know what I'm saying?

Because people who got that thing about themselves,

if you come from that neighborhood,

I'm saying you couldn't get out the neighborhood,

but you can never but take the neighborhood out of the people.

The drugs, the crime, the poverty. These were tough neighborhoods.

But there were also places where his family had been for countless generations.

In fact,

dirty could trace his lineage back to a time when there was no New York City,

just the wilderness of North America.

He was one quarter Shinnecock Indian.

Then he started mentioning things that y'all didn't understand.

He said he got Grandfather Cuffy, chief Cuffy, lemme take you into Chief Cuffy.

Him and his brothers, Fred Cuffy and him.

They was some wild boys back in the day.

Even as early as 1889,

it was reported that the majority of Shinnecock Indians were a mix of African

and Native American descent.

My great great grandfather was an Indian chief

Shinnecock from the Shinnecock reservation in Long Island. Riverhead.

That's where my mother met my father in Long Island, dirty,

just carried his heritage to the limit.

We are Indians and they, he used to say, yeah, we Indian, we sold Manhattan.

I said, well listen, they sold Manhattan for trinkets. So you always said,

well we going to try to get it back. I said, rusty, please,

we are not getting it back. So we did it.

Big Indian, the white grandfather,

the out.

With bowling greenhead with the bull in the street, that Wall Street.

Reason why that name wall was a wall they built there to keep the Indians behind

one end of the wall.

Why they got who came in controlled their business on the other side of the wall.

Here. That's my.

Grandfathered third and left.

Try find better.

That's why he had that style like Yo, this my land nigga. This always been mine.

Somebody told y'all that. We forgot nigga, we ain't forgetting nothing.

How he operate, how he move? He just didn't care. He was,

that's that Shinnecock man, straight Indian dude when.

See, he didn't care really.

Like when that time that thing happened over in Bre brought to him,

he didn't really care. That's how he got shot. That's one thing I could say.

All the puppies had no fear. We don't have fear for a lot of things like that.

If it's going to happen, it's going to happen. You know what I mean?

And that's how he was that get us in a lot of trouble though.

He got shot in this cousin's house. They tried to rob him.

This has when my cousin unique, also known as old Dirty Bastard,

got shot in this apartment right here on the bottom floor and I was glad when I

heard him say, Tracy, I'm hit, I'm hit. That means he was alive, he was shot.

They said dirty. He's been shot. The first thing I said,

I said, is he living? Because I know dirty, he plays a lot.

But the crazy thing is when I got to to the hospital,

he was sitting up there in the bed laughing, told my mommy let's sing.

I said, boy, he said, let's get that, but that's sing.

I sung. I said, boy, you nuts. I said, you crazy.

He actually wanted to sing it. All the doctors came in, he threw 'em out.

He said, oh mommy, let's hit a tune. I said,

you know one thing I just don't know about you.

She was just strong will now you shot, you should talking about mommy.

Let's sing a tune. I don't know.

They said he left the hospital to say he climbed out the window.

I heard he climbed out the window.

I had just got back to New York and I took him down to Virginia Beach two days

later and we driving out of Virginia Beach and my Bobby digital van,

he had staples, although he had staples all the way across his body.

They had a staple on back up for the stitches, for the bullet booms.

And he had his favorite song growing at that time was called Good Morning

Heartaches by Natalie Cole.

We would play that song for.

An eight hour.

Drive the song over and over, man, just sitting in the back,

just hugging each other and being brothers. I really felt this pain, right?

Some people got a tendency of judging things every now and then and judging the

ways and actions of people, but it don't work that way.

If you don't know where people came from,

how are you going to know about that person?

The African side of his family had been in New York since the last days of

slavery. His great grandfather was a reverend.

I'm talking about Chief. That's my mother's father.

Now I'm talking my grandmother. Her father is history. That's Reverend Milton.

Now Reverend Milton had a church, started the first Baptist Church.

He died at 103, was never seen now, always knew what he was talking about,

but he was back in slavery time, back in slavery time.

And to hear him speak of what happened, it was,

I just couldn't believe it.

But he was free and he came up to New York to find a place for my

grandmother.

This was his area when he came up from the south all up down here.

It's right about here. This is where my grandfather house was right here.

This is Bridge Street and this is house in the 19 hundreds.

So I got two historic legacies in my family on my grandmother's side and my

grandfather's side. So imagine these two people get together and have children.

That's where we come from. That's where dirty come from.

That's where Ray Ray come from. That's where 12 come from.

Shitty murdery all down the line.

Got a lot of memories over here, man. For real.

Be about to take it to his grandmother house. Ms. Cuffy,

you ain't into no rap or nothing like that. But for Russell being your grandson,

everybody.

Loved him.

I loved him too because he was my grandchild

and I would love him anyway because I love all children.

I got over a hundred and I loved them all.

I mean it's just deep. Everybody in the family got a bunch of kids

because we building the tribe back up again,

man, dirty. Had about 13, 15 babies.

Brother made some babies and that's a good thing. It's the same. It says

beef fufu multiply. You definitely kept up with that.

My babies get, oh my baby getting big. I'm going to come and see y'all.

Don't worry about it. I'm going to come and see y'all.

I want to clear up the fact they had out that he didn't support his children.

He support every one of 'em because he didn't do it. I did it.

His mother did it. I made sure all those children were taken care of.

All of them. His babies and mothers. These are all one from Canada,

one from Cali, welcome from Brooklyn and the other one from Jersey.

One from Jersey to the principal.

The kids he had from his wife have not heard from since Dirty died.

If they don't want to call, I let them have their time to do this.

Watch out for young old EB Saw came out, spend the summer with me in California.

You got two books of lyrics already written already. You know what I'm saying?

Sound like it's pops. He was in the studio kicking some shit.

Had my man Quinta go hanging out with me. He's like, sounds just like ODB.

What's up cousin? That's right. Talk about Old Dirty Basket.

This is his son right here.

What's up.

Son? Our son now we got him amongst us.

We give him the little jewelry that we got when we first came through and let

him be his own man in the game and carry on his pops legacy man.

You know what I'm saying? That's what we trying to do When you got babies,

you got Jizz. Sun

Master Killer Son.

I love you man. Rest in peace man. What up? We still going to keep it raw baby.

We still going to keep it raw for you. Ooh baby. I like it raw.

The saga continues. The saga continues. Wu-Tang.

As teenagers, I think we're very unique individuals.

We spent many nights and many days just building, I mean hours.

We would talk till 12 o'clock at night till the sun came up.

But we would talk about the stars, the moon, God,

the creation of man, the end of men, the Bible, the Koran.

We would build and build for hours and hours and days and days and this went on

for like three or four years like that. You know what I mean?

We wouldn't touch nothing harmful to our body, no drugs. We was totally sober.

Everybody knew him as old 30 bastards. ODB.

I never knew him as that.

I knew him as a song because he was a part of the 5% nation of guards Earth

who was unique. A son.

Yo.

I'm the un I the QUE, the G to the.

Od. I said I go by the.

Unfor forgettable name of the man called Unique G.

For him to change his name to unique Asan from Russell to Unique,

we all changed our name. It was more like a movement. It was an upliftment.

We all in this world, a lot of us came up as Christians and all that.

But then when you get introduced to something, you know what I mean?

Instead of you having to be searching and looking for things that don't exist.

A lot of the times, man, sometimes you find it within yourself.

See, because heaven is not above your head. No. Hell is below your feet heaven.

Hell is within.

Heaven is what you make and the hell is what we got to go through as being men.

And I know all of us as children are the most highest because we a God child.

God child don't have no color. God, children don't have greed.

God, children don't have enri God.

Children don't have lush God. Children don't have hate.

In Psalms 82 it says Rise. This is what they was talking about.

It's about the children always sharing,

always having time for the children. And this is what we are about.

These are God's blessings. That's right. If you screw them,

we're going to screw your ass.

We love,

I don't know how y'all see it, but when it comes to the children,

Wutang is for the children. We teach the children.

A son unique. He was about the babies. He was about this right here.

And brother said, yo God, well listen man, you got to clean yourself up man.

If you say you a civilized person,

the duty of a civilized person is to teach the world what they need to know.

He was the first one that I ever heard. Go on the tv,

national television and say that the black man is God.

And that right there was on the Arsenio Hall show, yo.

The black man is God. Black is God,

the black is the black is is

the black man, is God the black.

And the funny thing about it is that right there was the closing of

Arsenio's TV career right there.

That's a difficult subject man,

because that situation was built for black people.

I tell no offense, it's not a racial thing. You know what I'm saying?

Our people was in a certain situation where we was kidnapped from another

country and brung.

Here. At one time the men was called guards and the women's was called goddess.

People don't understand because they don't renew their history.

What puts you in a state of mind where you resurrect yourself,

where you can clean up yourself and your own kind.

That's the knowledge that we are about. That's what the 5% is all about.

That's what the nation of Gods and earth's all about.

Cleaning up what white people done to us,

undoing the tragic thing that they have done to us.

At one time, everything on this planet was positive. There was no negative.

Two men became to be dissatisfied.

Anytime a man treated another man lesser than being a man,

it's going to be problems in the world.

Yeah. The funniest thing, mind me of the Little rascals though,

when the police were shooting at us, man.

On January 15th, 1999, a group of plain clothes,

police officers ordered dirty to pull over.

His cousin was riding with them at the time.

We had the studio down here on Restoration Center.

We had a studio down in the basement and this ain't going to be

incriminated, is it? I don't give no, lemme stop. No listen.

It's just real. I'm going to say what I'm going say anyway.

You know what I mean? Because that ain't supposed to happen. I mean, come on.

So the police stopped. He said, man, just calm down.

They ain't talking about me. I said, yeah man. He telling us to pull over,

right? So we stopped dirty, said Yo officer put his head out the window,

I'm O db. The officer came with his gun out.

We were a threat to them. They wanted us. I seen it in their face.

They was coming with guns. One came on the side.

The other came on the side with they guns out pointing at him.

So dirty was like, man, these niggas trying to kill him and that,

you know how dirty Don, he think everybody's trying to get him,

considering what he done been through, done,

been shot over his down and this and that.

So I guess his mind flipped and he said, man, I'm out of here.

And he put his feet on the gas and he broke out.

That made them start shooting.

I don't think they really legally that they was supposed to shoot they life.

They shot so many shots that we just kept it moving,

be running crazy. All I know is I'm dying, man, trying to kill me.

So we called my aunt, we happened to be right around this. I said, yo man,

pull up and parked right in front of that car. Next thing you know,

my aunt comes downstairs.

Third time he got shot. The only thing, one thing the cops didn't know,

he called his mother. It took me like five minutes to get down there.

They had him down the ground. They told me, got the watch. I said,

I ain't moving. I said, you won't kill my son here. So I heard the cops say, oh,

we got a big fish here. I said, you're going to regret those words.

The police claim that ODB shot at them and charged them with attempted murder.

I gave him a cell phone for Christmas and they thought it was a gun.

He was on the phone with me the whole time. They think it's a gun.

So how'd he shoot? They shot that Tahoe up.

On February 4th, 1999. ODB beat the rat.

My words can't be held against me. I'm not caught up in your law.

He never want to sue his lawyer.

Peter Frankel told me, going to take him down, the lawyer wanted start at

10 million. I told him, start at a hundred million and work your way down.

Take him to the cleanest.

A day later on February 5th,

he held the press conference to announce he was suing the NYPD.

Of course I, I'm filing the lawsuit.

This money is here for took shots at me.

Now I'm taking shots back at.

Y'all cash rules everything around me. The money.

Even before the shootings ODB had its suspicions about the government.

When we say the fake hip house shit, we talking about the government.

Listen, I love the government man. C-I-A-F-B,

I love y'all niggas don't come knocking on my fucking dude.

The most unconscious shit get the most airplay. It's like,

what the fuck is wrong with y'all, the government?

And then run up on me talking about keep it real. Don't run up on me.

Say keep it real if you ain't supporting the real, you know what I'm saying?

Bottom line.

The government brainwash our people with the mind control theory.

That's what they do. So they make sure people like it.

They keep playing that same song, these same song, keep playing,

start to like it, start get probed with it. You start to get cloned with it.

So then for the clone exists, then it just takes over. It takes the human body,

it takes over the spirit, it takes over the soul. And therefore behold,

that's what you got. That's why dirty is here for dirty here.

Just to keep it dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty, dirty.

Where we all come from.

I wanted to document him. Actually I came down, I had my camera. I said,

she let me document you man and just let it all out. And he says,

he not ready for me to speak right now.

They don't want to hear him because when I speak it's over.

Lemme ask you a question.

Everything that we're saying y'all going to film, y'all going to put out, right?

No, we.

Edit. Oh, y'all going to edit. So the good shit y'all going to edit,

the bad shit y'all going to give to the government, right?

No, come.

On. Huh? Why should we, so what y'all going to do with.

Shit? Why should we give it to the government? So.

Who y'all going to give it to? What y'all going to do with it?

I'm going to send it in the show on a TV channel where I work.

So what's the sense of us talking this song?

No problem. It's no problem. I want I like it.

I like it that way.

No, no. See because I want make sure that everything I say is coming happen.

Hey, we get a.

The government, the police, the feds

people in general, he always felt that. I mean

they do have they eye on us, especially in hip hop.

He was living right near Battery Park,

the battery projects and I had went up there.

He requested that he wanted to see me. I went up in there. He had a lot of FBI.

He ordered this equipment right here that you see.

He had equipment like that and it was like FBI stuff man.

And he had glasses with regular wearing

glasses but with a camera in them. And he was like, yo,

I'm going to go to the store. He's like, keep a eye on me.

So he put the glasses on and while he's out there

going to the store and his disguise or whatever he had on,

I'm upstairs watching him on tv, the screen tv though,

he had some really high tech FBI stuff. He had the phone scrambler,

all of that.

His trouble with the law didn't end. Later on that month,

he was pulled over for a traffic violation and police found him wearing a

bulletproof vest.

I took him seriously when he said that somebody wanted to hurt him and the FBI

was after the CIA. I believed him,

but I bought him all this spy equipment so he could monitor himself.

I spent $50,000 on that. I bought him the bulletproof vest. He got caught with.

I bought him the vests. I bought him all these things to help protect him.

And they all backfired in a way. He got arrested with the vests.

He was charged with unlawful possession of body armor.

The storm of charges kept coming, traffic violations, child support,

drug possession. Through it all.

He remained an entertainer focused on his music.

On September 14th, 1999, while he was incarcerated,

Electra Records released his sophomore album, nigga Please Again.

His album went gold.

It girls.

Soon after in 2000,

as the charges continued ranging from running a red light to drugs,

he was sentenced to 180 days at a drug treatment facility

in October. That same year old dirty, escaped from the treatment facility

and surprised everyone,

including the Wu-Tang by showing up at one of their shows

over a month.

He remained that large until authorities captured him at a McDonald's in

Philadelphia.

He was sentenced to two to four years on a variety of charges.

You're not going to go to a penitentiary for doing whatever drugs or whatever

it is, driving around your car without a license that don't happen to you.

They did that to him for a reason. They wanted to shut him up.

My name is Dirty Bastard, you know what I'm saying?

I don't hide nothing back.

Freedom

to his ability to live it and express it

comes with a price.

They say too much anything will kill a man. Too much truth.

Too much to tell a lie. But a man must tell. The truth is, shame the devil.

For two years old, dirty Bastard, unique,

a son Russell Jones remained behind bars.

What went on during those two years with change Him Forever.

The last days of him getting out the man he was on the meds.

That was one of the conditions that he had to keep taking the medicine for him

to be better or whatever as far as they was concerned.

Dirty would hide his medicine. Sometimes he would tell me it was cool.

I caught him on a good day. IS sluck the camera up in there.

Man, shit is live over here. You feel me? Know what I'm saying?

Just want to say give a shout out to the fans. You know what I'm saying?

We rolling. Know what I'm saying? We rolling dice like that. Feel me. Pull ya.

Brooklyn Jewel Dirt McGirt. It's going to be like that.

You know what I'm saying? That Wu-Tang shit. Yeah, nigga,

man, I dunno what the fuck say motherfucker man.

I seen he was trying to hold his composure,

anticipating leaving that place and everything that was awaiting him his new

record deal with the Rock and all that.

In May, 2003,

ODB was finally released on parole. Whatcha.

Going to do when out of.

Jail?

Do when out.

Of anytime a nigga could be locked up,

ain't had an album out five years and they still do a year end wrap up and throw

his name in it. Major.

Not even the extreme conditions of hiss incarceration could stop him from making

moves.

When Dougherty walked out of jail,

he had his own clothes line and he had a record deal.

Give him a change. He couldn't come home without that

My out right now, you know what I'm saying? Respect that man.

When he got out of the jail and we went to Rockefeller and they signed

that deal, we were so happy for him.

I mean we were sang it in the limo. We just really had a good time that day.

We were so proud of him. He really did this for my mother.

I'm saying my mother just want the best for him and that's all we wanted for him

was the best.

So far as when they was announcing that he signed with the Rock at the press

conference, Mariah Carey was there. She is a trooper.

She's been there for him and everything he do.

I don't care what trouble he got into. Mariah Carey has always been there.

Me and Mariah go back like babies will Pac Dog,

no Chicken Fantasy hot like fire.

I want to give a shout out to. She's my sweetheart forever

and my core Brooklyn Zoo and the real paying plan, you know what I'm saying?

Cause right know how real paying get down. You know what I'm saying?

It gets down when we gets down.

On July 17th, 2004,

dirty reunited with his Wu-Tang Brothers at Rock, the BES in San Bernardino,

California.

Come on nigga. One more.

It was the first time in years that all nine members were together on stage.

What his fans didn't know.

What his family didn't know was that would be one of his last performances.

When he first came back from the hospital, he got signed to Rockefeller.

I was in a limo with all of them having fun,

thought it was going to be all good.

His last days when he came home,

I already knew what his mentality was going to be because I was in that

mentality too. Being incarcerated, being stripped of all your freedoms.

They had me up there in Clinton. I went from Clinton to

correction, from Marcy, correction.

I went to some Manhattan State Hospital or something, you know what I'm saying?

He was trying to lock me in.

He you force a man against his nature to do something.

Look out what you want to get now because you already created them.

There are five different characters in this man.

Imagine all these characters start crashing. You know how that sounds?

They all start talking at one time.

He got a voice for each one of these characters.

But if you imagine they all start talking to him at one time.

If you could just put yourself in his shoes.

But sometime I feel like when you get called something so much say your

name could be whatever it is. You know what I mean?

Like for dirty for instance. Sometimes you become that name.

They call me ghosts, but a lot of times, you know what I mean?

My peoples can't get to me. And sometimes it be seeming like, yo,

you a real ghost.

We took all these characters from these movies and we applied them,

but I didn't know that the effect of a name will actually

hold more bearings on it and actually manifest itself into the fabric of a

man's life.

Dirty.

Is.

Just a negative side of me.

You know what I'm saying?

The pressure that built up inside of me and then when somebody get on my nerves,

it got to come on that.

It's written in the Bible.

In the beginning was the word and the word became flesh.

I mean the world was God. The world was with God. The world was God.

But when that word became flesh,

it means now you got to live and see the words you say.

Because we made him say things that now he have to live.

Didn't you say your name was big baby Jesus.

Now with the real big baby Jesus, me, stand up.

So now he got to go back,

get drunk into the drunken style and try to whip up a formula

to drink like Grand Pop on a Herman monster and turn himself

into big Jesus and come out entertaining people until he come down off it.

Then he back himself unique a song along Russell Jones.

As far as going to jail. I think when he got locked up,

I didn't think Dirty deserved to be in a penitentiary for things that he was

doing to his himself.

It threw him in Clinton's hospital in there where they're criminally insane.

He wasn't just in the max prison,

they put him in the crate with motherfuckers that killed their mothers and

chopped up 20 babies and all that. Yeah, that's what they had him at.

So psychologically what you thought was going to go on in this man's mind.

Gave him no phone calls, saw no sunlight.

Like Billy the kid in his last gun fight. His days became weeks. Weeks came,

caught the calendar on the wall with his front food pushed in on the trays.

It was shoved in the my hands covered with latex gloves in the kitchen

in blocks Knot.

I said the cooks in the kitchen had laces drinks them wild ass physicians.

They was off the Brinks.

They got visit from shrinks who came in with ink blocks moving with their own

plot. But the dirty think knot. Yeah.

That's why when he came home, he wasn't the same. If I show you a picture,

you understand, keep the camera rolling. This is not my brother.

This what they actually sent back home to me.

If anybody know dirty, that ain't dirty. You see what I mean?

This what they sent home to

after they fucked with his head

shot drugs all up in that they call it that ine and shit.

See how swollen up he is? That's all drugs in his body.

That's before he came home and started getting high again.

This is when he came out of this, the fucking hospital.

They had the medicine putting that medicine in them.

It just changed them and shit.

It changed them in a way that I don't think that he could have helped

it. I don't think that he wanted to beat that.

The stuff that they was giving him, I ain't like what it was doing to him.

And they put a chip in his body so they could monitor every move he made and he

knew it. They chipped him.

They had to chip and hope that he'll go back in Mom's wt routine.

And he didn't want to be around his peoples like that.

And I remember he used to always tell me, yo, the government trying to kill me,

man. I know he said it on previous records and that's shit.

I don't just like to talk.

About, there's certain things I don't really want to go into that fall,

but where it causes me to lead to think that yo somebody

had put it on. You know what I mean? And he knows, because we talked about this

and then I remember days later,

he just was never really acting the same no more.

He did a lot of things in this world that was rare.

But I wouldn't be surprised if his name wasn't on the list.

I wouldn't be surprised if my name ain't on the list. You know what I mean?

With the whole Wu-Tang. You know what I, we different.

And sometime in this country when you different and you speak different and you

stand out for something different and you stand up for yourself,

they pitch you on the list Dirty was that kind of man. He wanted real freedom.

He expressed real freedom. So I don't doubt that somebody was on his case.

I don't doubt that somebody was ever trying to hurt him.

I don't doubt that people was watching him.

When he came out. He was gone, man.

He was gone. I mean, he said on VH one, he said life was boring.

It hurt to hear him say that

because life is everything. Life is great. And when I heard him say that,

I was like, damn, we got to get him back something.

Now that he gone a lot of shit that he did. I understand now.

I swear I do. I was thinking about it different. Like, oh man,

I'm fucking brother bugging out, man. What's wrong with he crazy. But he knew,

he used to say the police, the FBIs after him, they were trying to kill him.

I believe it. Now.

It is. Not that he's crazy, but I'm saying the things that he says,

it's damn how you seeing what you're saying to think how you think to

construct what you're constructing and laying down. But otherwise,

I don't know. I don't know how people label entitled things these days.

And it is said that one word could change a nation. So

I don't know how people play and change. It's all kinds of things that goes on,

man. I don't know man.

I'm.

Not crazy at all. Okay,

everybody always saying that dirty is crazy. Dirty is not crazy at all.

Dirty. Just see, foresee a lot that a lot of people don't.

Foresee.

OSI said. So don't OSI say so

when osi,

when OSI say so, you say Yeah,

say so.

Who was Osiris?

According to the ancient Egyptians, Osirus was the God who died.

He was then resurrected and sent to the underworld to watch over the spirits of

the dead.

He's like, no, I'm about to go on a big trip. So my father said,

what trip you going on, man? He said, motherfucker,

you think you're going to leave us here now?

And then I looked at it when it happened. I'm like,

he probably felt he was going.

The things that he was saying to me before that is like,

give me a second for a minute, man. I used to say Dirty. Shut the fuck up, man.

What the fuck you talking about? You going to die? And all this stupid shit.

He say things like, don't worry, y'all going be all right.

And it sound crazy because he's sitting right next to you.

He called her cell phone and he said she wanted to speak to me

and I think he had a premonition that he was going to die. And she said, dad,

he said, I want to tell you something before you die talking about me. I said,

what? He said, I love you, my heart.

And hung the phone and never got a chance to respond back to him.

A few months later he was dead.

Well, me and my partner booked a tour on a Wednesday.

He came to the house,

he laid on the couch and laid his head in my lap and I rubbed his head until he

fell asleep. When he woke up in the morning, I took him upstairs,

put him in the shower, and I bathed him.

I dressed him for the tour,

packed his clothes up and he told me, mommy,

he kissed me. He says, the last time you're going to see me,

you're never going to see me again. And I never saw him again. That was it.

Hi, I'm John Norris with MTV News.

One of the most outrageous and unpredictable figures in the world of hip hop is

dead. Russell Jones, AKA old dirty bastard.

The perennially eccentric bad boy of the Wu-Tang Clan died Saturday afternoon in

New York. At the age of 35.

I was at home and I got a call.

Actually I was playing chess with Master Killer and the call came through.

I called 12.

I wanted to make sure I know 12 was with him. They said they was all together.

I was right with him.

I drove in a limousine with him from me and Rizza and like I said,

shorty Stein and went to Rizza Studio, 36 Chambers on 10th Avenue.

He's fine. Everything is so beautiful.

Me and his son went with everybody to the studio with him and all that and he's

sitting in one room. He was sitting in one room with his son.

He ain't let his son leave him. I try and tell him, let bar son come with me.

But he was like, nah. He just kept looking at him in the room, no TV or nothing.

And then we went home.

I was late. I was supposed to meet Rza actually. But I walk into the studio,

the studio area, and I see someone laying on the floor,

but I'm thinking in my head like, yo, I want to call the ambulance.

What's wrong with this person? They're just on the floor toss and turning.

They're in some kind of pain. I look and I see this old dirty.

His brother comes in there, he's like, yo, call the ambulance.

He stopped breathing. I called the ambulance and the lady on the phone,

she's giving me a hard time like, yo send somebody now. And she's like, well,

what's going on? I'm like, stop breathing. So she's like,

ask me a whole bunch of questions. And I'm like,

are you going to send somebody now?

Are you going to keep asking me all these questions? This person stop breathing.

I don't want, you can't say it's old dirty bass on the floor.

You would think that they value everyone's life equally.

And it was like havoc in the studio.

Everybody's just running around frantically. They're trying to give him water,

they're trying to sit him up and he'll just stop breathing.

So by the time the ambulance gets there, they just put the blanket,

they just put the sheet over his face. You watch ER and stuff like that.

And you think that they do the little shock machine and that they try everything

to save, but they just straight put the blanket on.

So I called some of the other members of the Klan and they're like,

you're lying, you're lying. They didn't believe it. Nobody wanted to believe it.

And everybody just started crying. It was like crazy.

And then people just started coming to the studio, doorbells ringing,

left and right. A lot of sadness.

I thought it was a prank when I heard the news, but it was reality.

I couldn't believe it. I couldn't. And it was just,

I silence. I don't know, man, shit just caught me off guard and shit.

You know how you get a hot flash shit just a little hot flash? Like nah.

I got up, got my jacket, and then I went to the studio.

That's where he died in the studio.

But the strange thing is when I went to the studio and he was laying down there

and I picked up and put him in my arms and I hugged him.

He had a smile on his face,

the smile on his face that we know that he was at peace for the first time in

his life. He slept because he'd never slept.

They say he swallowed some drugs or whatever in

Colorado. And I don't know man,

even though if a person trying to tell me what happened,

I don't think I really never want to hear of this shit because the dirty was so

strong. And I think that damn man, even that,

how could that even dude hurt him? I mean,

he got shot two times with big guns,

a 3 57 and a 45 in his back

and didn't hit no arteries coming out and come out the hospital

the next day. And I say for something like that to murder him,

it's unbelievable to me.

His last show was in Colorado, wherever he was at,

because he was on the plane coming back and I guess it was the Mrs.

Plane from whatever he was doing out there. He.

Jumped off the stage, landed on his knee,

which started the process of

him needing to have something to relieve that pain.

He fell off the stage in the concert when he went to the studio and he

asked somebody for a painkiller. And that's what did it.

They gave him the painkiller and he never woke up.

Never woke up.

They laid them out and for all the world to see,

they came from all over the world.

I went to go perform at the same place,

the last place where he was at and I felt it all through my body.

I started crying on stage. You know what I mean?

I didn't really let the people know what I was going through or crying or what I

felt. I just felt it.

And I never did a lot of shows that I didn't cry or nothing.

But I got in that same spot where he was at G and

I felt them all over me. You know what I mean?

I just felt it and nobody else knew. Not even my mans in them until I told him.

It was just, I just had to just let it go. I had to let it go.

You know what I mean? So yo, he mean a lot.

I think about the dog continuously. I be having strange shit happening to me,

man. I could be in the bed, bed start moving.

One time I was messing with a Ouija board

and I was acting for my dad, family members.

And supposedly if it was true, I'm not sure.

I asked if it was him and he said yeah. Then he told me.

I told him is anything he want me to tell anybody in the family?

I never had told him, but now I'm remembering it.

He told me to tell his mother that he was sorry

and he told me to tell his mother that he loved him.

He told me to tell his sister, sisters and brothers that he loved him.

He told me he loved me too If I'm not sure if the we boy is true.

But it was crazy. I started crying.

Sometimes you're gone before you can seek forgiveness for all that you did to

people. But most of the time people ain't did nothing to,

nobody did to themselves.

He did a lot of good things. Yeah, he did a lot of good things.

All the harm he did, he did it himself. But everybody else,

he did a lot of good things.

I think it's always a reason behind everything that happened.

And I think maybe his death was a way to wake our

family up or to make us see things a little different.

We supposed to make sure we take care of each other.

And I think that in a way the clan,

we blame ourselves for what?

I mean not being there all the way as much as we could for 'em.

I'm going to keep it street with you.

I'm going to tell you where you can understand me.

If you got a girl right and you ain't taking care of her, right,

somebody else going to take care of.

Now you can look at that with your life. If your life was your girl,

you going to take care of your life, right? I'm going to tell you,

going take care of that.

Somebody else going to come through and handle that for whether it's the

Department of Corrections, whether it's the drugs, whether it's the streets,

somebody else going to take you. Life is about giving and taking.

So when a man tell the truth, he stand up and his body's not here.

So you can't do nothing but give all praises due to that man. He didn't lie.

He showed you what would happen if you live like him.

When we are born, we are born to die. We just don't know when.

You know what I mean?

And I'm not to say that death is bad and all that stuff like that because death,

life and death go together like peanut butter and jelly. You know what I mean?

That's how it is. That's just how it is. It is man who to say death is bad.

It was close, real close. So it hurts in here, you know what I mean?

But I more or less understood, all right,

the father had took him before me dirty,

made it before me to the next place because it just don't stop it,

don't stop.

We

we're celebrate.

What we doing really.

As we destroying all that negativity, that bullshit, that crap,

that whack ass noise that's in the area, that's in the mother,

the scenery that's in the city of New York,

that's in the world right now. We in Blemishing all that.

You know what I'm saying?

We just want to let y'all know that old dirty is back and old dirt is back here

to stay and then nobody's taking me nowhere no more. You know what I'm saying?

Cause I already witness this death kid, you know what I'm saying?

And the death was to be dead mentally.

You know what ing this shit, y'all, I

like, I

like

for you to even touch my skill.

You got to go through one killer V and he ain't going to kill.

Now chop that down. Pass all around.

Let get hard quick to the ground for an EMC and any 52 states,

I get psycho killer bank.

My slam like ba jump stage.

Lemme get

peace. The peace on nigga,

I heard the rea done came to get you.

So why the cop fifth for a of In your honor,

I've grown this fe for loose lady and baby mama. Some say bad.

What you do man ain't come back on you music God crack corner that I swallow

this whole bottle by all dirty damn when brothers go.

Works.

On my son going to remember you rubbing on his statue in his lab that resembled

you and what it meant to woo us forming like a family you just blew.

You was the chess piece on the board that made us look true.

Watching your pen sw, you love frying kingfish. You the pearl on the ocean.

I'm up on the land piss. Now you moving more prestigious. Me hitting this leaf.

I know real guess I slept with the black Jesus.

I became weak when I heard that his body expired.

It was hard for me to believe my brother retired.

Suddenly the clock stopped and the room started spinning how Kenny walked off

the field during the first inning.

I cried like a baby on the way to his place to death.

Hate not being there the minutes before he left. Now I'm in the booth,

10 feet from where he laid dead.

I think about him on his song and what he might have said.

When I first heard the word I need to air to clear my head.

I know you didn't say what I thought you said, my brother's dare you crazy.

Another dirty prank to get the family crank done nigga shit play like that.

I know how you feel more, but it's real. And I still can't believe in my heart.

Still grieves the loss. There's no pretending. It's unique. Love,

wine and fine women. We sitting on

comes to my heart.

I on your day, God tried hard, left to cry.

I still can't hide the scar.

And I still asked why to God and alive in your form.

As I stood there beside your mom and I shared a blame because you was calling

for help, kid shoulda could, would've. At the time. I was selfish.

I carried on the struggle. He said, it really hurts me. I miss you, Russell.

Yeah.

Yo, yo, these want to crash and put my fist through. Shout out.

Let the whole world miss you. Reach out and kiss you when you're coughing.

My heart races, I drive tears and watch my nigga walk. Greatness all wasted,

flush down the drain. And soon as the no hit me a bust out with pain in rivers,

I cried. My brother just died.

I'm nigga on the other side.

Oh man, how do Y say goodbye?

It's always the good ones that have to die. It's hard to live without you. God,

I shouldn't have doubt you.

When you said that the passion of Christ was all about you.

From the guard mobile to Lyndon Plaza, to Brownsville, Florida, to Ohio,

to put in the Park Hill, you interrupted Grammy said, woo, for the kids.

Took four, five shots when they roughed in the crib,

chief house seven cracked your ribs. Cops shot your whip.

You've been chased by the pig.

So the four year big crash cars still came out without a star.

And try to keep your free spirit trapped in a jaw so you'll keep your mouth shut

and not tell the world who's who and what's what.

And probably go nuts how we treat them hoes,

how we see them hold. And then because he do.

Daddy.

I love you, peace, happiness.

Coming through a dead near you. Motherfuckers, you better watch that shit word.

God. You better watch that shit.

It it free. Free

go. Go.