Peter Bailey shares a NiteCap with 50 Cent's protege at his G-Unit rehearsal inside New York City's SIR studios where the New Orleans native details being shot six times in front of his mother, changing his life around, 50 as his mentor and giving back to New Orleans.
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Kid kid one of the best freestylers in the game
Facts I'm from New orleans and I been working in restaurants 20yrs
Real G
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Man that's peanut I went to school with this nigga
probably Wayne jealous when he went to 50'$crew!!!who knows what up???????7 real Talk!
when you start loosing you're friends damm!!!R.I.P Locha!Victor! and to all those who lost their loved ones!!!love peace! real Talk!!!!!!!7
"You know what I'm saying"
Ima make a shirt of that quote.
I respect this cat, he's humble and intelligent
one of new orleans underrated artist and he's involved with positive things in his community after katrina, peace
yo that interviewer could pass for Niki minaj's ex man and pocket book carrier for her safaree!😭😭😭
I thought fiddy got shot 9 times tho
i like the fact that he changed live a better life now if every young can see like him its would be better and his smart too.
Who says "Na what I'm saying?" More? Kidd Kidd or Scotty P from were the millers?
Losing anybody so soon in anyway fucks you up and changes you, for real
" like a cartoon that bih b bukuuuuu long" bruh N.O. niggaz wild... fam talmbout gettin shot like a football play ...
french quarter and bourbon street are not the only tourists spots bruh ... most popular tho but not the only.... much love to kidd kidd tho #nola
Why didn't he just start the car?
I really feel what he's talking about. I feel more comfortable in the hood than I do in other places, Iono if I LIKE it but it's home for me. I feel more comfortable seeing small ghetto houses, tagged up stop signs, hanging by the corner store, which is sad lol but it's the lifestyle.
You'd have more subscribers if you treated other people decent, not just the people who can help you out NiteCap.
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