G Face on Being Armenian in a Mexican Gang, Prison, Snoopy Badazz & More
G Face talks about his upbringing, his come-up, street life, doing almost 20 years, and brings his friends on to share their stories.
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00:00 Intro
1:50 G Face talks about doing 20 years, charged as an adult when he was 14, met Geeuno in jail
7:11 Going viral with Swifty Blue with the "checking in" video, says he's a troll online but he's a solid dude in real life
9:59 The restaurant they were at with Swifty Blue got robbed after they did the vlog
11:23 G Face has a message for OG Cuicide
13:05 G Face says Snoopy Badazz is a b** for talking on Slim 400
17:33 G Face had to say he was Mexican in jail to not be put with "others" but it wasn't necessarily a good move
25:53 G Face was getting hella high while locked up, hustling phones, etc, everything was good until he got caught
27:13 The day he was supposed to go home he got kept back as someone snitched on him
36:30 600 comes on the pod
37:35 The check-in conversation, 600 talks about everything he's doing
38:37 Adam says 600 put Bricc in hot water on IG live, 600 explains what happened with Cowboy
45:58 Bricc reminds 600 how talking about being in a gang is illegal
46:47 Adam asks about G Face getting into it in public, G Face went to jail for that one incident
49:29 G Face says he's never been friends with American Cholo
55:05 G Face started working for a truck company and then built his own business and teaches other people how to make money
1:00:56 G Face beefing with Cartoon because of Wack
1:07:43 G Face calls his boy in jail, the one Snoopy allegedly he did a favor for, meanwhile this guy is doing life sentence: "F** Snoopy and his homeboys, he's a snitch"
1:18:48 Bricc explains all the discrepancies in Snoopy's testimony, and posts the photo with Timmy Ru like they were cool
1:20:07 Gee Uno calls out Snoopy's fake energy: "N___ BEAT it!"
1:26:26 600 tryna do a Crip Mac vs Milk fight, Milk is down to do it, Crip Mac says China Mac doesn't want him to do business with 600
1:33:51 G Face calls out Flakko for saying he would tell if anyone does something to him
1:35:51 Charleston White
1:41:55 Is there a future for gay gang members to be accepted? 600 says being gay is the same as being a snitch
1:45:21 Adam asks what's so wrong with being gay that you can't be in a gang as well
1:45:40 "That's not our business, him being a gay hoover but go ahead!"
1:49:12 G Face explains how you do tattoos in prison
1:51:58 G Face wants to put 20k for the Crip Mac fight
1:55:15 Adam calls Crip Mac to lock in the fight
2:08:30 Bricc tries to explain to Gee Uno that he still has to do his leg work, not demanding things just because he has "a story", but he doesn't wanna hear none of that
2:22:17 G Face tells Adam not to do the back-and-forth with goofies online: "You're bigger than that Adam!"
2:25:25 Adam asks if Tony is a top or a bottom
2:27:31 Adam brings up S Bone talking about 600 during his interview
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