Nate Boone Craft

Let's talk about how we're going to make this money. I can't give y'all more money? Then I ain't making nothing. I said, well, we ain't making nothing now. And just to let you know, We've been following you too. We know when that guy come from out of town up here and y'all meet up at the restaurant. You're like, how you know that? I said, we little kids.

Let's talk about how we're going to make this money. I can't give y'all more money? Then I ain't making nothing. I said, well, we ain't making nothing now. And just to let you know, We've been following you too. We know when that guy come from out of town up here and y'all meet up at the restaurant. You're like, how you know that? I said, we little kids.

We can ease in out the areas and places and people never pay us no attention. He said, well, I'm not giving y'all nothing. I'll beat y'all. I said, that's one. You're like, what the hell you doing? Don't keep threatening us, because we don't appreciate that. Ah, that's two. He said, what's going to happen when you get to whatever number you get to? I said, you won't be around. Man, I, boom.

We can ease in out the areas and places and people never pay us no attention. He said, well, I'm not giving y'all nothing. I'll beat y'all. I said, that's one. You're like, what the hell you doing? Don't keep threatening us, because we don't appreciate that. Ah, that's two. He said, what's going to happen when you get to whatever number you get to? I said, you won't be around. Man, I, boom.

Turned and walked over, boom. Did I not tell him? Let's get all the dope and the money he got around, because we know where some of his high-ass spots at. We got all that shit together. Took it down to my mama's basement. Well, about two hours, because it took us two hours to find everything. We had a lot of shit that was already bagged up there. He bagged up and had rubber bands around.

Turned and walked over, boom. Did I not tell him? Let's get all the dope and the money he got around, because we know where some of his high-ass spots at. We got all that shit together. Took it down to my mama's basement. Well, about two hours, because it took us two hours to find everything. We had a lot of shit that was already bagged up there. He bagged up and had rubber bands around.

He was like, man, what are we going to do? I said, we're going to go back down there and throw him in the yard and bury his ass. Man, you got us out of the house. I ain't got you. I ain't doing nothing. You did it because you're my boy. And we're going to be boys until the end of time. I already felt that. So we took care of that. We made the money. And then...

He was like, man, what are we going to do? I said, we're going to go back down there and throw him in the yard and bury his ass. Man, you got us out of the house. I ain't got you. I ain't doing nothing. You did it because you're my boy. And we're going to be boys until the end of time. I already felt that. So we took care of that. We made the money. And then...

I took some of the money to my house and my brother, Willie, found it and stole it. But of course, he didn't know where I got it from. He thought... I just got it from going up there to and said, buy those AMP, going to the shoe shop, working around the neighborhood, making a little money. And I always came home with money before I started doing that. But he found it and took it.

I took some of the money to my house and my brother, Willie, found it and stole it. But of course, he didn't know where I got it from. He thought... I just got it from going up there to and said, buy those AMP, going to the shoe shop, working around the neighborhood, making a little money. And I always came home with money before I started doing that. But he found it and took it.

I'm like, okay, we can't do this no more. I don't want to have to kill my little brother. I mean, my big brother. So next time we made the money, I told Jerry, hey man, you take it to your house. He took it to his house, but His momma popped it and took it and spent it. Y'all ain't gonna tell me, hey man, my momma popped the money and just took it.

I'm like, okay, we can't do this no more. I don't want to have to kill my little brother. I mean, my big brother. So next time we made the money, I told Jerry, hey man, you take it to your house. He took it to his house, but His momma popped it and took it and spent it. Y'all ain't gonna tell me, hey man, my momma popped the money and just took it.

And you're like, I tried to get it back momma, but she told me to sit my little. I said, yeah, I figured that. His mother was not kind to him.

And you're like, I tried to get it back momma, but she told me to sit my little. I said, yeah, I figured that. His mother was not kind to him.

We made a house and of course, uh, I taught my brother into helping us rob. So, we go in there, rob the place, get the weed, get the money. They was always kept trying to look us. If you look up, you gonna die. Now, you keep on trying to turn that head, if you think I'm gonna shoot you in your head, they gonna keep, I ain't looking, I ain't looking, you better not.

We made a house and of course, uh, I taught my brother into helping us rob. So, we go in there, rob the place, get the weed, get the money. They was always kept trying to look us. If you look up, you gonna die. Now, you keep on trying to turn that head, if you think I'm gonna shoot you in your head, they gonna keep, I ain't looking, I ain't looking, you better not.

But if you really wanna look, I'll make you stand up. But of course, you gonna go down hard. I don't want no trouble, I don't want no trouble. So we took the weed, put it in my little red wagon. I didn't know he had that much. I said, man, just too bulky and shit. We ran down the street with Dad. We kept looking back to see what it was, you know, like they going to run out the house.

But if you really wanna look, I'll make you stand up. But of course, you gonna go down hard. I don't want no trouble, I don't want no trouble. So we took the weed, put it in my little red wagon. I didn't know he had that much. I said, man, just too bulky and shit. We ran down the street with Dad. We kept looking back to see what it was, you know, like they going to run out the house.

By the time we turned down one of the side houses to run through the yard, and back then, like, we hit alleys. We ran down the alley and got behind my mama's garage, pulled that little board out. We ran up in there with it. But for the next 15 minutes, we just kept looking and listening.

By the time we turned down one of the side houses to run through the yard, and back then, like, we hit alleys. We ran down the alley and got behind my mama's garage, pulled that little board out. We ran up in there with it. But for the next 15 minutes, we just kept looking and listening.