FYB J Mane & Crip Mac Resolve Their Beef, Discuss Their Opps & More
FYB J Mane and Crip Mac link up for a new podcast experience. They teach one another about their street politics, Los Angeles vs Chicago, their upbringing, going viral, their whoops, and more!
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0:00 Intro
2:50 FYB J Mane and Crip Mac discuss arguing on Adam’s instagram live
4:20 FYB J Mane says Adam disrespected him by writing O’Block on the box of Whoops, speaks on working with Tay Savage and asks Crip Mac if he would sit down with his opps
7:55 Crip Mac and FYB J Mane talk about Lena going viral, Crip Mac says as long as they’re happy they can do whatever they want
9:25 FYB J Mane asks Crip Mac how he feels being viral, and they call Blasaian Doll on the Podcast
15:00 FYB J Mane tells Blasian Doll not to tell people his location, and Crip Mac says they are going to collab soon
16:35 Crip Mac says F*ck R.Kelly and FYB J Mane says his victims are getting $10.5 million
18:20 Crip Mac explains to FYB J Mane who Milk74 is, and how he never got his DP from his hood, Bricc Baby walks in the podcast and eats the Blue Whoops
21:40 FYB J Mane talks about linking up with Cardi B, and meeting Offset
23:20 Crip Mac gets mad when FYB J Mane pours out Old English
27:10 Crip Mac explains why he can’t say Fries and how it’s disrespectful to his hood
29:40 FYB J Mane ask Crip Mac about him giving back to the community
31:47 FYB J Mane changes clothes and says that Crip Mac looks like Kyle Massey, and asks about his fake father
37:00 Crip Mac explains the difference between a fan and a troll, and tells some of his jail fighting stories and getting knocked out by a Blood
42:05 Crip Mac talks about how doing more community work, and stepping away from gang stuff
43:20 FYB J Mane asks Crip Mac why he hates the color Orange, and explains how he lost family members from beef with Hoovers
45:34 Crip Mac explains why you have to catch fades in jail, and FYB J Mane asks how he got his face tattoos
46:50 Crip Mac says he would never work with Charleston White out of respect for China Mac
50:10 Crip Mac asks FYB J Mane what the difference between LA and Chicago gangbanging is
53:45 Crip Mac pours a shot of Gin for FYB J Mane, and Crip Mac gets worried FYB J Mane passed out
56:00 Crip Mac talks about drinking Old English since he was 5, and only drinking other type of alcohol when he’s with girls
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