Sauce Nino on How He Joined BMF, Drama with Big Meech, Deen The Great Beef & More
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How did Sauce Nino grow up in Cincinnati's Lincoln Heights?
Jumper, coolest podcast in the world. Today we tapping in with a a a name that's been gaining a lot of attention on the scene. We're gonna talk about all these moments and much, much more. Sauce Nino is in the building. What up do? How you feeling Doug? I'm Mike. What's sure? Yeah, this is my man's brand. Oh, okay. That's what's up. Yeah. That's like a workout shirt. Yeah. Type material? He do workout uh materials. Okay, nice. You you big on exercise? Yeah. A little bit.
What kind of stuff do you do? I do a little working out. I do a little running. Just running back. Uh no, no, for real, for real. I box for real for real. Oh, I heard you're talking about
that a little bit, yeah. Yeah. I do a little boxing. So you got f you got a mean squabble or what? Do I got a fight coming up? Well, I mean, y you would you say that you're like pretty up there as far as like fist fighting? Oh, for sure. Really? For sure. What was your last squabble? The last fight I had? What are you talking about the last LA was a squabble, but yeah, fight, sure. Yeah. You're talking about like street fight.
Yeah. Mm. Yeah, it's been a minute. So I had a street fight, it's been a minute.
Is that 'cause you just have enough self control at this point to avoid it. Right. Right. You got enough to lose so that it just feels like it ain't worth it. Right. I feel that. I had a drunk ass dude who was possibly loaded off other drugs trying to fight me and a couple of people on Hollywood Boulevard a couple months ago.
Mm-hmm.
How'd that go? I'm just like Like wh why would I imagine hitting this guy? Like it's just like loaded out of his mind, like just like if I if I punch this guy for sure I'm getting sued. You think somebody tried to sue you? That guy would sue me, yeah, for sure. And he would find a f camera around there. You know? It's going down. It's just not worth it. Okay. Now if it's a real threat, okay. But it's like loaded, like
wasted, like Yeah. Yeah. The last street fight I had was a minute ago. It's been a minute. Okay. So I'll see it.
So okay, for the people out there, tell 'em about where you come from, where you where you grew up and everything.
Uh so I grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. Um I grew up in a neighborhood called Lincoln Heights. Okay. Terrible neighborhood, by the way. Really? Worst neighbor worst neighborhood of Cincinnati.
What was so bad about it? It was just gang activity. Yeah, murder
and killing, drug dealing.
No shit like that. So you got exposed to it from like a real young age? Absolutely. What's your earliest memory of something that you feel like really might have traumatized you a little bit looking back on it? I seen somebody get murdered when I was ten. Ten? Mm-hmm. What kind
of scenario? Hairshot.
What?
Robbery.
Just Was the guy like in his car or something or
Nah, hell no. Uh a guy was leaning out of his car. Oh. And somebody walked up on him, a shoty.
Was it was it the kind of situation where like people on the block tried to like minimize it, try to act like it didn't happen, try to like breeze past it or whatever, or was it like did you understand what a big deal it was? Yeah, it was a big deal. Damn. It was a
big deal. Big deal. Um, but uh I think they tried to keep it quiet for a second. I think the person who ended up doing the murder ended up getting like I think ten years. Oh shit. That's about it though. Damn. But yeah, we've been exposed to real violence back in the day for a long time. What about your parents? What what what
what were they on? Nah, they was hustlers. Okay. 'Cause you said your mom did time at one point. Yeah, my mom and my pops. Was your dad around consistently? Nah, hell no. Mm mm. He was just in the streets puzzling?
He
went to jail for a long time. Really? Okay. Mm-hmm. Looking back on that, you think that had a real impact on you? No.
Really? Mm mm. Why you say that? That shit really didn't matter for real. You know, I uh I was raised by my mom and my grandmother, so No. That shit didn't matter.
You
don't think a
kid misses out on something by not having a a father figure around?
Yeah, hell yeah. Definitely. But she probably now. I mean, you know, back then, you know, um
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Sauce Nino grow up in Cincinnati's Lincoln Heights?
0:00–5:22
2
How did New Jack City inspire Sauce Nino's name and early hustle?
5:22–12:21
3
How did Sauce Nino get connected to BMF, and what does BMF stand for?
12:21–19:23
4
What is Sauce Nino's relationship with Big Meech, and where did the tension come from?
19:23–25:41
5
Did the BMF snitching allegations damage the group's reputation?
25:41–31:42
6
Why are Sauce Nino, Deen the Great, and Adrian Broner caught up in streaming drama?
31:42–39:22
7
What happened when Sauce Nino was kicked out of the warehouse, and how did personal loss affect him?
39:22–50:27
8
Why does Sauce Nino say the streets have changed, and what are his plans for streaming?
50:27–55:06
Speakers
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