26AR on Getting Indicted at 14, Allegedly Shooting Nas Blixky, 22Gz Beef & More
26AR speaks on his early days, getting in trouble young, focusing on music, beefs, and more.
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00:00 Intro
1:40 26AR on growing up in Brooklyn and being indicted at 14
2:40 26AR breaks down the "street affiliated" case he was involved in and fought the case for 2 years
4:40 26AR gives his take on the snitching culture
6:30 Adam asks 26AR about talks of him sh__ting someone off of a bike
7:40 26AR on being tapped in with Kay Flock early and if he feels like he has to pick and choose between people who have beef
9:30 26AR says that everyone in New York is being indicted and recently beating a conspiracy for M case
11:00 Flakko asks 26AR if he really sh__ Nas Blixky and 26AR says that the judge told him he had to come with a paid attorney because he was shopping in SoHo
15:40 26AR on if he felt offended by 22Gz post about everybody claiming GDK and breaks down why he dissed him
18:00 26AR says he was on Slam Magazine for playing basketball in prison and says he's better than Roddy Rich and Lil Durk at basketball
19:20 26AR breaks down how he got started making music
22:40 26AR speaks on people buying fake views and linking up with a bunch of UK rappers
25:00 26AR talks about working a job teaching kids how to play chess
25:50 26AR on if he feels like Brooklyn drill is in a decline and every borough sounds the same
28:20 26AR breaks down why he dissed Humble Gz and Flakko asks about Crooklyn saying 26AR isn't good on his channel
30:50 26AR reacts to people saying he got sh*t in Astoria and says it was just rocks being thrown at his car
33:40 26AR says that nobody is untouchable and things could happen to anybody
35:40 Flakko calls 26AR a "S.O Exposer" and that he's cleaning up the streets of Brooklyn
37:10 26AR reacts to people calling 1090 Jake a snitch for a situation that happened when he was 13
38:45 26AR explains why he enjoys appearing on the CC Show
41:40 26AR breaks down his beef with J.I. and Asian Doll stealing his bracelet
45:00 26AR on being scared of the fact that he knows he would be able to adapt in jail
50:00 26AR on the hip-hop police watching him and stopping him from doing shows in certain areas
51:40 Flakko asks 26AR if he's ever smashed Asian Doll and 26AR says that Taylor Swift is a GOAT
53:30 26AR reacts to Asian Doll calling herself the queen of drill and says Ice Spice got it right now
55:30 Flakko asks 26AR why he unfollowed Bizzy Banks
56:20 26AR reacts to Nas Blixky dissing him again and says he should listen to his dad
58:30 Flakko asks 26AR if he can protect him in New York and speaks on bomb effects during freestyles
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