Deante’ Kyle

Respect.

It attracts something, because when I would be with Dollar,

and play a serve, I'll be with Dollar.

And we'll be walking in like a little, we'll be walking in like a trap house.

And I have my little, my flea market chain from Five Points.

I was going to Five Points then, catching the model boy down in a little naked little,

I'm walking through there, and a nigga's like, damn, T, you gotta take them damn chains.

You gotta have her hot as hell, man.

You gotta take them chains off.

And so, you know, I'm trying, like, on one side of town, I'm trying, I'm looking homeless.

Then on the other side, I'm like, I'm trying to look like we going to the bounce tonight.

That what it is.

Like, you be so, you know, niggas wearing this all day, then they go out with the same thing, you know what I mean?

So just, you know, all of that, that whole gumbo kind of shaped me as who I am right now.

Rob Markman.

I still can like, I can talk like him sometimes.

I can stand like him to maybe just get on my mama nerves a little bit.

It's like you pick up so many things from being around someone.

So I picked up everything.

The hustling aspect, some of the anger issues, I think.