Like a solider readying himself for war, Game and his entourage ride the elevator up to his trendy New York hotel room. Along the ride, he raps sporadically to the music in his headphone. “This year Halloween fell on a weekend. Me and Geto Boys trick-or-treatin,” he says. Later on that evening at the 2010 Hip Hop Honors: The Dirty South, with DJ Domination on the 1’s and 2’s, Game and Willie D (1/3 of The Geto Boys) would perform the classic hit, “My Mind Is Playing Tricks On Me”, in tribute to J Prince and Rap-A-Lot. Once inside the hotel, he appears exhausted. But in the midst of a 40-day promotional tour, who wouldn’t be? Nevertheless, he straightens up, puts on his professional hat and prepares to speak candidly about his past beef, music, Dr. Dre, his looming R.E.D. Album and a possible conspiracy against 50 Cent. AllHipHop.com: So you’re back with Interscope. Are you with Aftermath or is it just Interscope? What’s that whole situation like?Game: It’s a conglomerate of s**t. It’s Aftermath, its StarTraxx, Interscope, its Black Wall Street, its Goon Squad, it’s like everybody’s involved this time. It’s Geffen. It’s AllHipHop. Everybody. Yea.AllHipHop.com: Last time we talked, we talked about you album. Let’s talk a little bit about the album and refresh the reader’s memories.Game: Yea um, the album is titled R.E.D. And um, that’s R.E.D. for some folks and it’s pretty much a rededication of myself to music in general. To my fans and my life and my family. It’s like the re-birth or starting from the beginning if you will because everything this time around feels so brand new. AllHipHop.com: You and 50 have had a roller-coaster relationship since the beginning of your career. Where do you two currently stand, business-wise and/or personally?Game: Um, I think that in life anything can be mended. Right now, I haven’t talked to 50. I don’t talk to him but um, I’m not saying that that can’t happen in the future or that it will or won’t. But I think he’s fine doing him and I’m fine doing me. And if the stars ever aligned and if that day comes where we can have a conversation and then chop it up and we can come to some type of happy medium, you know, I’m wit’ it. But as of now, I guess he’s doing him and I’m doing me.AllHipHop.com:  A lot of people said that when you guys first peace’d it up that it was fake. Do you think it was just for publicity? Game: Nah, we uh, I think it was a situation where we both were not forced into it. But I think it was too early for that to happen. I think that if they would of let it [be], waited for a minute, let it simmer down and let us have a conversation which was needed, you know, then it would have been not so short-lived and had longevity to it. And we could have squashed it and got back in and worked. But that ain’t what happened. They wanted to do it like the next day. And there was still a lot of attention in the air and it just didn’t work but it definitely wasn’t staged. AllHipHop.com: Now, Dre is on the album right? He’s done a lot of work on the album, right?Game: Yea.AllHipHop.com: Have you heard Detox? Are you featured on the album at all? Game: Yea, I’ve done some work on Detox. I’ve also feature on some tracks. I don’t know which one will necessarily make it but yea I’ve been working on Detox.AllHipHop.com: Can you tell us what we have to look forward to? You know a lot of people wanna know…Game: (Smiles but remains tight-lipped) Nope. Ain’t nobody gonna tell you what’s up with Detox. AllHipHop.com: Any females in the industry that interest you right now? Professional and/or personally?Game: I think that uh, Nicki Minaj is on everybody’s radar. Just cause she’s like that new Lil’ Kim/Missy. I like her. Her vibe is cool. You know, all the young girls like her and they’re into her. So I think that that’s cool for Hip Hop. Personally, you know, I’m not interested in nobody. I’m just doing me, chillin’. I’m happy with my family and my kids and that’s it.

AllHipHop.com: Is there any reality T.V. in your future?

Game: Reality T.V.? I don’t think that my reality can be televised. My reality show, you would have to blur the whole screen. And it would have to be beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. It’s gonna sound like a traffic jam in New York.AllHipHop.com: What’s one of your biggest pet peeve?Game: I don’t like girls who wear open-toe sandals and have like corns on every foot. I think that you should just forever be in socks. You know what I’m saying? That kinda is just like, ewww.AllHipHop.com: Let’s talk a little about Twitter. Finish this sentence, #IfHipHopwashighschool…Game: #IfHipHopwashighschool then I’d probably be the bully. AllHipHop.com: Really? Why would you say that?     Game: Uh, because I mean in Hip Hop that’s what people label me as. I guess in the early stages of my career that’s what it seemed like it was. I was just speaking for other people. Yea, I’d definitely be the “bully” and “most likely to succeed” all at the same time. AllHipHop.com: Katt Williams tweeted a few days ago about how he doesn’t understand why celebrities don’t tweet with their fans. He feels like he can talk to celebrities at any given time. Do you actively respond to your fans?Game: As an entertainer, you can’t respond to every fan. I respond to my fans but I don’t have time to respond to everybody. And if you don’t respond to one person, then they get mad but they just don’t understand and they will never understand until they become a star and they see. But it’s difficult to juggle the family and then work and respond to fans. I do the best I can. And anybody that don’t like it, f### you. That’s how I see it.AllHipHop.com: I follow some pretty cool people. I follow The President. I follow Oprah. Everybody follows Diddy cause he’s always saying the cool s**t. I follow like about 300 people. AllHipHop.com: Drake’s album [“Thank Me, Later”] recently hit the streets. Have you had the opportunity to hear it?Game: I’ve heard a couple of tracks on it.AllHipHop.com: Do you think he’s gonna knock it out the park with this album?Game: I think the leak doesn’t matter. I think that, that kid is gonna do his numbers and it’s good for Hip Hop. So everybody just stop what you’re doing for a minute and cheer him on. Give him his lane and let him breathe. AllHipHop.com: Any interest in working with Drake?Game: Uh, it’s Hip Hop. You can look forward to it. It might happen and it might not. It’s Hip Hop and you never really plan to work with anybody. If I record something and I feel like it needs something, I’ll reach out. And vice versa.AllHipHop.com: I’m going say five names and/or words and I want you to tell me the first thing/word/phrase that comes to mind. Wacka Flaka. Game: Oletsdoit.AllHipHop.com: Barack Obama. Game: The man.AllHipHop.com: Betty White (Golden Girls).Game: Get crackin’!AllHipHop.com: Marijuana.Game: Love it.AllHipHop.com: The Game. Game: Life. Game reveals his pet peeves in women.

AllHipHop.com: The original Black Wall Street started out as something to help Blacks during some of the most strenuous times in African American culture. Had you researched the name before you decided to name your company that?

Game: I had already knew what was up with it. Yea.AllHipHop.com: Do you think you’ve fulfilled its legacy?Game: I think that I’ve don’t a lot for a lot of people. If not directly with my music. I’m motivating people and I’ve changed lives. And I’ve helped people see life in a different light. And I know it’s because I’ve gotten feedback from the fans when I see them, so I guess, I mean, I’m doing my part. But I’m not tarnishing it’s legacy or the name. Black Wall Street meant to me African Americans progressing and teaching and I feel like that’s what I’ve done.AllHipHop.com: What’s up with Black Wall Street? Any new artists to watch out for? Game: I got a couple of new artists I’m working with. I recently just signed Misson from New York, he’s out the Bronx. I got a kid name Mad Max from Englewood. He’s like the gangster Kid Cudi. But uh, he’s dope. Chick out of Watts names Canary. She’s pretty good. You know, if I meet somebody and they got the music and sparks for my ear, I’ma take it to the label and see what we can do.AllHipHop.com: Over the years you have expressed the need and/or urgency for music that is more political or that retains more sustenance. What do you think happened to the political landscape in Hip Hop?Game: I think Nas just took a break and it sort of disappears for a minute. Nas is the most political A-List artist and I think that whenever he takes breaks we’re gonna lose that aspect for a little while.AllHipHop.com: Have you gone political on this new album at all?Game: I’m pretty sure there’s always something. A line or two. Or half a song or a verse that you can describe or say it’s political. But I don’t get too much into politics. I just like making my music. AllHipHop.com: A lot of people are blaming Barack Obama for the oil-spill situation that’s going on right now. How do you feel about that?Game: Get off his d**k. AllHipHop.com: Are you bored with Hip Hop or do you still feel you have more to contribute?Game: I think that this point Hip Hop is pretty fun. And a lot of people don’t like these Wacka Flacka records or this Soulja Boy, you know, (raps) Pretty. Boy. Swagg. But I think it’s cool. I think it’s fun for the kids. And I think it’s dope. It goes hard in the clubs. I was just in the club last night having a ball to a bunch of the songs. A lot of people are like, oh, Wacka Flacka ain’t no emcee. I don’t think he’s tryna be an emcee. I think he’s tryna get it crackin’and have fun. When I’m in the club, I get it crackin’ and have fun to those songs. And I’m not looking for it to be Nas, I’m looking to have fun. And I think that’s what a lot of people get misconstrued by Hip Hop. It has different facets. Whatever you need, You go find it. If you’re looking for politics, then you listen to Nas or Talib Kweli or Mos Def. If you’re looking to have a good time, you go Soulja Boy or Drake and Ludacris and Pharell and all of those guys. Or if you want some hardcore then you go to me, Jeezy, Ross. Whatever you want, go find that and stop dissin’ people all the time.

The Game explains the old Black Wall Street and how he signed a “Gangsta Kid Cudi”

AllHipHop.com: Does Game do “The Dougie” in the club?

Game: I don’t know how to do “The Dougie”. Teach me how to Dougie. Teach me, Teach me how to Dougie.AllHipHop.com: We’ve seen how national politics affected Hip Hop in the 80s and 90s. How do you think national politics is affecting Hip Hop right now?Game: Um, I think that Hip Hop has gotten so big over the years, it is itself national politics. We’re directly involved because whatever happens in the world, we’re artists and we paint these pictures on our records and those politics are involved. It’s like when the earthquakes came, you got people mentioning it in their raps and the oil spill and Hurricane Katrina. We become directly involved  because we are multi-cultural writers and we’re always gonna involve world news.AllHipHop.com: Personally, I’m looking forward to seeing you in some more movies. I saw Belly 2 and I was a little confused about the plot. I wasn’t sure how it tied to Belly 1…Game: Yea, it didn’t. Originally it was called something else. And they sold it to Lionsgate, who out Belly 1. And then they just called it Belly 2 out of no where. And then I saw it. And people was like, yo, I saw you in Belly 2. I was like s**t, I’m in Belly 2? You know what I’m saying? But, it was just a real quick little hood flick that me and my dudes did and then we flipped it over and then we sold it. At that point, they can do whatever they want with it. And then they put it out. But we was watching it the other day on the bus and we was just laughing and thought it was cool. It was just a cool little hood flick. Like one of those BET movies. So it was cool.AllHipHop.com: Some of Hip Hop’s elite have all faced or are currently facing issues within our legal system. Game: I’m done (with the legal system).AllHipHop.com: Wayne, Gucci, T.I., etc. What keeps The Game out of jail?Game: S**t, just probation. I got about 5 more months on my probation so after that, try me if you want. But for now, I’m just walking a straight line. AllHipHop.com: What are your thoughts on the Illuminati? Game: Who the f**k are the people saying it. The Illuminati? Who they f**k are they just some bored a** people mad at they job and mad cause Rihanna getting it poppin’. Doing her rude boy s**t. And Jay man, Jay is a mason, man just, who gives a f###? That’s just one person’s opinion on they computer. You know these lap-tops and stuff give people the power to…AllHipHop.com: Do stuff…Game: No, cause you could be on there and you could be anybody because nobody knows what you look like, nobody knows anything about what you look like, it’s just words. And so you have the power to do and say what you want. But then you have to go back to your life and be as pitiful as you are. So man, f**k them people. AllHipHop.com: When you first came out, it was you, 50, Em, Dre. How difficult is it to remain friends [given the whole 50 situation]? For example, I can talk to this person but I can’t talk to that person…Game: I think at this point, I feel like you can talk to Dre and not talk to nobody else because Dre’s the man and whatever message you wanna get across you just send it through Dre and he’ll analyze it. And if it’s important enough, he’ll make that happen. He has the power to do so. But I’m not lost without those entities but of course it would have been a bigger picture if we would have just, you know, did the right thing. But I can’t look back and regret that because it happened and I can’t change it. Maybe one day we will have a rebirth of that situation. But until then I’m just coasting. AllHipHop.com: A lot of people see you working with Ashanti and have raised a lot of questions and/or started a lot of rumors. Is there a conspiracy against 50?Game: I can only speak for myself. But um, I met Ashanti and she’s pretty cool and I don’t have no problems with her. Nobody should have a problem with her. She’s not one of those guys, she’s a girl.AllHipHop.com: Lastly, can you kick a little rap or free-style?Game: I can’t free-style. I ain’t never free-styled in my life. But you know what free-styles is? Free-style is just somebody running over a bunch of words. I like to think cause I don’t want anything to come out my mouth that I’ll regret. That’s what free-styling is, you just throwing words out. You might say some s**t that you don’t necessarily mean.

J. Cole debuted his new video for “Who Dat” today on BET’s “106 & Park” and the mini-movie is impressive. Slightly reminiscent of Xzibit’s “What U See Is What U Get,” but wholly original in today’s context. Check it out below.

Yukmouth, the smoked-out Oakland native and Luniz rapper, makes his return to AllHipHop.com with this new, dramatic feature. The last time we spoke to the Regime Boss, he was releasing his last album on Rap-A-Lot Records called Million Dollar Mouthpiece back in 2008. Since then he released The West Coast Don in 2009 on his own imprint Smoke-A-Lot Records and has now released his latest album, Free At Last. Aside from his musical projects, Yukmouth has also been in the media lately due to an unfortunate robbery at a Ralph’s Supermarket out in Woodland Hills, CA located in Los Angeles County suburb, the San Fernando Valley. News outlets and Police statements indicated that former Death Row boss Suge Knight was involved in the incident and Yukmouth was quick to state that was not true. Yukmouth talks about that situation in this new detail as well as new release Free At Last which is now in stores. AllHipHop.com: You are back with a new album in stores now called Free At Last. The obvious reason is about your freedom from the labels, but is there another meaning behind that title?Yukmouth: Yes. For this album I was free from jail. The last album, West Coast Don, I was locked up in the L.A. County Jail. I went in for driving without a license. I literally wrote that whole album in jail. Being free from jail allowed me to network and search for the beats to match the songs. That makes a difference and this is a totally different album for that reason. I’m free from record labels. Free from Rap-A-Lot. Free from Virgin Records. I’m able to do my own thing now. When you are under contract to a label, sometimes you are not free to carry out your own ideas. For that reason, I couldn’t do the Regime album and other projects that I wanted to do. Now that I’m free at last, I can f**kin’ do whatever the f**k I want to do. I’m doing the Thug Lords album – that’s me and C-Bo. I’m finally doing The Regime album after pushing it for 13 years. I’m able to spread my wings and fly away and that’s the basic meaning behind Free At Last. AllHipHop.com: I’ve always wondered why so many rappers get busted for driving without a license or having a suspended license. Yukmouth: My thing is this; motherf**kers like us don’t feel like standing in the DMV line for hella hours. We’ve got hella sh*t to do. We have our girls or family members get the cars in their names. We just drive the thing until we get pulled over. Then the car gets impounded for 30 days and we go the f**k to jail (laughs). If you get 10 of those, then they are going to give your a** some time, like they gave me. I had 10 tickets for driving without a license and they got tired of my a** and gave me time. I originally was sentenced to 7 months but I only served 3. It also has to do with luxury cars. I’m driving nothing but Benz’ and Range Rovers, so when the cops see a young black man driving those cars, they want to pull them over. They ask questions about where I got the car or where did I get the money for it. Then they find out that I have no license – it’s off to jail.

“Motherf**kers want me to buy it back. I

ain’t buying that chain back! You can have that motherf**ker. I’ll buy a

new chain before I buy that one back. It will have more diamonds…”-Yukmouth

AllHipHop.com: Did you finally just bite the bullet and stand in that DMV line for your license?Yukmouth: Yes! F**k that! I’m licensed the f**k out! They can’t tell me sh*t anymore. I’ve got my Cannabis Club license, my drivers license – all that sh*t. They can’t f**k with me now. I’m MC Hammer – 2 Legit 2 Quit! AllHipHop.com: Tell us about your L.A. County Jail experience. Yukmouth: I was on Celebrity Row which is where they put all of the celebrities that are locked up in County. They have to keep you away from the rest of the jail population or you can sue them. They automatically threw me in there. Celebrity Row was were O.J. Simpson was held. The Game was held there too. When I was there they had Lawrence Phillips, the football player, next to me. I happened to be in the same cell that held O.J. My homie Caffeine from the movie Menace II Society was locked up with me. We all talked cell to cell everyday, passing things down the fish-line. They call it fishing when you connect the thread to something. You rodeo swing that sh*t and throw that motherf**ker down the hall. Don’t think Celebrity Row was some corny sh*t. We weren’t up there with those pink gay n****s. We were up there with n****s who were in there for serious things. AllHipHop.com: The Game was locked up at the same time with you?Yukmouth: No. He was there like a month before me. He only did a week – so he came in and got the f**k out. It wasn’t a picnic in there. Celebrities got harassed too. Caffeine kept getting thrown in the hole. I heard Game got harassed too. The inmates that were there told me that they (jail guards) were f**king him up just because of who he was. You’ll go to take a shower and come back to find your cell tore up. AllHipHop.com: You’ve been in Los Angeles for a while now. What are your thoughts on the city?Yukmouth: L.A is cool. I came out here for the industry. I was 18 when we got our record deal as The Luniz and my focus was on the music and getting away from the hood. I was too involved in the streets. I turned a drug deal in to a record deal – literally. Virgin Records is based in Beverly Hills, so we were flying out every week and we just decided to move out there to avoid all of that. I’ve been networking ever since. I’ve got movies, a SAG card, p####’s – all types of sh*t. Things that I wouldn’t have been able to do in the Bay Area. The networking is outrageous out here. I was at Roscoe’s Chicken N Waffles and this dude was like, “You got the face! You got the face!” He did that little camera squared thing with his hands. Next thing you know I’m on flight to Phoenix, AZ dressed in some Zulu sh*t for $7,000. It’s just things like that – that happen out here and won’t happen out in the Bay Area. I also mix in with the rap scene out here too. On my new album you’ve got 211 from Inglewood, he’s a Blood. Roccett from Carson is on there too, he’s a Crip. Jay Rock who’s a Blood from Watts is on the album too. On my last album I had Glasses Malone. Crooked I is my ace. I f**k with all of the young n****s in the game that’s coming up in L.A and the OG’s too. I’ve done songs with MC Ren and MC Eiht – I get love out there.

“I saw the comments on your site with

people calling me a snitch. A snitch presses charges, goes to court and

testifies. I didn’t do none of that s**t!”-Yukmouth

AllHipHop.com: Looking back over your career, you seem to be a lightning rod for trouble with other rappers. Why is that?Yukmouth: A lot of it was due to loyalty. The Too-Short beef was out of loyalty to my record label because they had problems with his record label. The G-Unit beef was loyalty to Rap-A-Lot because  they had an allegiance with Murder Inc. and they felt we should get involved with their little beef. A lot of it was just being loyal to my crew and to my record label. I’m not a bully and I don’t attract beef – and that’s why I don’t have any right now. Everything in the past was either defense or being loyal to my crew. I don’t just wake up on the wrong side of the bed and say, “F**k this n***a.” That’s not my land. I don’t have to diss someone to make people listen to my album. AllHipHop.com: I know that you squashed your beef with The Game but I have to ask you about a member of Black Wall Street named Menace holding up your chain on his Twitter after your recent robbery. He stated that he wasn’t the one who took it but it did make some wonder if there were lingering issues between you and The Game.     Yukmouth: I’m break that whole sh*t down. Like I said, I don’t have any beef with G-Unit anymore or The Game. Lately n****s have probably seen me with 40 Glocc and he has an issue with that rapper you mentioned. They are beefing and doing what they do. Now me and 40 Glocc are cool but I’m not in Zoo-Life and he’s not in Regime. We see each other, we hang out, go in the studio – and that’s it. But I guess to antagonize 40 Glocc and even me for hanging out with him, he had that picture with a message  for 40 Glocc to come get the chain back. Some little b*tch a** sh*t trying to involve me in their beef in which I have nothing to do with. Whatever their beef is, it’s theirs. Now if The Game had said that, it would be different. But it was the n***a that had beef with 40 Glocc that knows that I get along with 40. I don’t have beef with The Game though – we’re good. AllHipHop.com: Did you ever get the chain back?Yukmouth: I’ll let the street sh*t stay in the street. AllHipHop.com: No problem. I was just curious if it was back in your possession. Yukmouth: Naw, naw, naw. (Pauses) I’ll put it out there. I could have gotten it back. I could’ve had it the next day. Motherf**kers want me to buy it back. I ain’t buying that chain back! You can have that motherf**ker. I’ll buy a new chain before I buy that one back. It will have more diamonds and I’ll make the price sign bigger. All this has done is make me turn it up more on n****s. Watch what my next jewelry set. Most artists buy their sh*t back but I don’t do that ransom sh*t. I’m a real street n***a and rap n***a. You’re not going to get me like that cashing out – f**k that! I’ll cash out at the jewelry store for another one before I do that sucker sh*t. AllHipHop.com: When I roll to Ralph’s Market, I’m in my sweats and slippers. I’ve been wondering why you were at that market with all of that jewelry?Yukmouth: Let me get this clear. I was coming from my video shoot. I was shooting for “The Hard Way” in Woodland Hills, CA at a Mansion. I’m coming down the street and I pulled over at Ralph’s to talk to somebody. That’s when the motherf**kers got up on me, jumped me and robbed me. I pulled up to Ralph’s to go holler at one of my people’s. I don’t go to f**kin’ Ralph s with $80,000 worth of jewelry. I was on my way to the next set of the video shoot so I had my outfit on. AllHipHop.com: Do you feel you were set up? The circumstances look a little fishy.  Yukmouth: No. I just think I was caught slippin’. I shouldn’t have pulled over to Ralph’s. That market is on the main street. You know how many people drive down Ventura Boulevard? N***s saw me, bust a U-Turn, came to the lot and did what they did. I never should’ve pulled over to stop. I just caught slippin’. A set up is someone calling you somewhere and then having someone there to get you. I was the one that pulled over. It happens to the best of us. You are from L.A so you know how things go down. These n***as touchdown at every B.E.T. Awards and event. N****s get robbed at restaurants, hotels, and broad daylight. This was my first incident and it wasn’t at gunpoint. A lot of n****s jumped me and they snatched my chain. Ask these rappers. I ain’t even going to say names. Ask the biggest producers and your favorite rappers how many times they’ve been robbed out here. That sh*t happened in a confrontation. I wasn’t at a hotel room or at Roscoe’s where n****s come in and rob me at gunpoint. For me to get jumped and having my chain snatched as opposed to n****s getting shot like Waka Flocka – I’m good. I got jumped but I came out looking like Mohammed Ali. I wasn’t looking like Lil B The Base God, Waka Flocka or none of them n****s. I shot a video 3 days later with no black eyes or anything – so I’m good.

AllHipHop.com: The police indicate that Suge Knight was involved and then you stated that he had nothing to do with the robbery. What is the truth?Yukmouth: I pulled over to talk to Suge. The police asked me what was I doing with $80,000 worth of jewelry on and I told them that I pulled over to talk to another mogul. This is my n***a Suge. They decide that they were going to put it on him. I’m like, “No! It was 11 n****s that pulled up and surrounded the both of us!” Suge got up on out and they got up on me! But since I said that I pulled over to talk to Suge, they decide that he was involved in it and they forgot about those 11 other n****s. They didn’t even pay attention to what the witnesses at Ralph’s said. They were the one’s who called the police. Let me make that clear because I did not call the police. There were people in the Ralph’s parking lot that saw everything go down. They called the Police and they rolled up in there hella fast. Police out here got TMZ on speed dial. AllHipHop.com: I appreciate you clearing that up. Yukmouth: I had too! I saw the comments on your site with people calling me a snitch. A snitch presses charges, goes to court and testifies. I didn’t do none of that sh*t! N****s need to watch what they say when it comes to me. I never did any of those things, so how am I a snitch? The cops want to go after Suge because he’s a big name and they want to make a name for themselves with a big story. They are trying to false accuse this man because they want him. They don’t give a f**k about the 11 n****s who surrounded me with their cars. All you hear is Suge, Suge, Suge. Man I was just talking to this n***a! Suge was about to get robbed too! AllHipHop.com: The last time we spoke to you in 2008, you told us how you were at odds with your Luniz partner Numskull. Has there been any progress since?Yukmouth: I don’t have any problems with Numskull. Whatever his problem is with me, it is what it is. That’s still my brother for life. He’s in jail right now so all we can do is pray for him and his family. When he gets out hopefully we can heal the wounds and do a Luniz reunion album. It’s on him. I’m always game. I created everything about the Luniz from the name, the logo and our rap names. Why would I ever quit that? I came up with the whole formula. It’s Luniz for life with me.  

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