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On the track, "Shut The Fuck Up," you take aim at the new generation of rappers incriminating themselves on social media. As a self-described OG, how alarming has it been seeing the birth of the podcast-to-prison pipeline?It's wild. The new drug is clout. All the OGs are sitting back like, "Nigga, what are you doing? Why are you incriminating yourself?" These podcasts are interviewing people with no talent, so if you don't have talent and you associate with that gangster lifestyle, the only thing you can do is talk about your criminal activities.That's become a cottage industry for the likes of DJ Vlad and No Jumper.That's what they do. It's like an interviewer saying to me, "Ice, we heard you are fake." And I'm like, "Nah ... I got my gun on me right now!" [Laughs]. They bait you into proving you are real. You have kids cooking crack and showing off guns on the internet. But what they don't understand is the No. 1 tool of law enforcement is social media.
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