Kay K Talks About Growing Up In Dead End, Fat Pat, HAWK, DJ Screw, Dead End Alliance + More

Kay K talks to Donnie Houston about his upbringing in Dead End, going to juvenile for murder, hustling, Fat Pat, Hawk, DJ Screw and a lot more.
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[@devinthomas5258]

"I thank my hood for my major come up face to face wit reality this world is phuqd up" Kay K

[@timothycarter689]

Hold up cuz

[@3rdcoastclassics713]

That D.E.A. album is in need of being reissued on double vinyl.

[@onlydareal1]

Fa real fa real

[@aahh6478]

Damn i didnt even know it came out on vinyl, i could only find the cd

[@htownkid90]

@@aahh6478 it never came out on vinyl..dude was saying it should be issued on vinyl

[@aahh6478]

@@htownkid90 gotcha💯

[@jakubjakub3388]

If this treasure were released on vinyl, it would be sold out within minutes. Yesterday I ordered a CD from discogs. I'm stoked af for some piece of history, so I'm gonna be a prous owner 💜🔩👑💤

[@b-low7151]

Glad to hear Kay K story and behind the scenes info of his story. It really helps to picture a better visual of some of the things that transpired in the past and his mind set growing up and what his focus was as a whole. Also good to hear the break down of the 80's and 90's in his hood back then. 💯

[@theblackmansguidetobitcoin4509]

THIS GUY WAS QUIET AS A MOUSE IN MIDDLE (THOMAS) IN SCHOOL, VERY MYSTERIOUS. NOW I SEE WHY

[@stampeedlifestyle2611]

I’m one of the people that’s been asking you to get Kay K on here.. he a Texas legend! Love from Killeen 💯

[@LILBooBwitContent]

Do Corey Blount Donnie

[@hot-mikej1245]

He gone do a million views

[@supremium6841]

@@hot-mikej1245 thought he had life

[@hot-mikej1245]

@@supremium6841 nah he home

[@theplowboipodcast6469]

@@supremium6841 he got out last year

[@supremium6841]

@@theplowboipodcast6469 already 🤘🏿

[@capricornman89]

Torie from Yellowstone is the lady which Kay-K was referring to, Donnie. She sung on ESG album. Her Screw tape is called 9 Months Later.

[@aceofcrowsbaby4642]

Puffin on da Fry The T -Tha O- Tha R- Tha I...... and you know it's on... its tha E and the Yellastone so y'all smoke on. 💨

[@ThomasShelby-uq8cz]

@@aceofcrowsbaby4642 you have a link to that song with that verse?

[@cza-g2389]

@@ThomasShelby-uq8cz ESG smoke on

[@rickdavis9352]

Smoke on

[@mikecruz9040]

9 Months Later is Sherro’s tape not Torri. Sherro had just had a baby and that’s why she and Screw made that tape. Torri is on that Pop Trunk tape with Big Pokey and Lil’ Pop and them. And yes, Torri is on that Smoke On with ESG.

[@djjones2218]

That d.e.a album is 1of the hardest put out out the H

[@wacocoolfool]

Shout out Kay K for coming through dropping gems! I appreciate you sharing... RNS💙🎯💪🏿✊🏿

[@djcdm8499]

I have been hooked on your channel, I like the way you ask in depth questions

[@koolburna137]

He is a interviewing icon huh already bro☝🏾👑😘🔥🙏🏾

[@koolburna137]

A good thanks giving day gift Boss appreciate it!!

[@KasanovaKee325]

"Kay K always down to swang mine and pop surround"

[@chadwynn4947]

"For my g's I cooking em up"

[@mateosananto8594]

@@chadwynn4947 taken em outta the Pyrex cup/ weighing em up/ makin sure they heavy baby don’t get fucked

[@Mack_Worlds_Media]

@@mateosananto8594 Big Pokey has entered the chat...

[@mateosananto8594]

@@Mack_Worlds_Media for real?!!!

[@mateosananto8594]

@@Mack_Worlds_Media half ounce choppa/ fuckin wit the brick fronta

[@thearena22]

Donnie these interviews are priceless.💯💯💯 Kay kept it so real.

[@cobejoe]

I remember jammin that D.E.A. while I was ironing my pants wit staflo 🤟🏽💯

[@RonGee409]

He need to get back in the game,we ain't got to many ogsuc members left & this new wave auto tune music got the hip-hop culture dying a slow death, & congratulations to Donnie Houston on becoming 2gsuc.

[@nehiochoa2342]

KK tha truth 💯Definitely a OG S.U.C playa

[@onlydareal1]

Kk had da best versus to me on DEA album hands down

[@Noname12384]

Man I hope y’all go in on that DEA album!! One of the best albums outta the H that not a lot of ppl mention. I know Kay-K’s a big piece of the story

[@ogbigc1]

Real talk

[@bluephi210]

Didn't know kay k was free. Definitely tuning in

[@Bigg_C-Nile1]

Dropped a video wit Ro & Ke soon as he came home a few yrs ago. Sun Hit The Fade

[@mcmorelane3818]

Kay Kay been home since 08

[@MoCityStandUp1]

Aye Donnie it’s a great look to get boys to tell the story before someone else does... Kay K your right it’s got to be genuine and a collective effort...hope to see it unfold the right way 🤘🏾🇨🇱

[@aceofcrowsbaby4642]

* Maaan!!!! * I been Waiting on This for a minute been DINE since DEA . Thanks again for keeping the roster LIT "Shakey Red" LookiN 0 _ 0 Forward to It -

[@kevincarey2140]

I’ve been hearing about Kay Kay since 1995 when I lived in Beaumont

[@mateosananto8594]

Shit I lived in Beaumont too. Unfortunately! At the FPComplex. Damn...

[@ad_stayfly7]

Beaumont, Tex in here 409

[@mr.papagiorgio565]

That boy Donnie did it again!! Kay K was my big bro favorite rapper off 1 tape. Another solid interview!! Us screw heads need that Blount interview!! Might break the internet wit that one

[@og_mac]

3 n da morning part 1 yesssir I felt that shit tha mix wit Mc Eiht & Scarface & sugar free Kay K ain’t lying I felt that shit to 💯🤘🏾🔩💙

[@Mikemizzeybaby]

The Orleans was a great place to stay. Some guys created an Olympics for is as kids. We competed in football, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Track & Field. We had our own store, donut shop and the Boudin Lady at the dead end. I really enjoyed growing up in the Orleans. Hated that we moved.

[@kenwilson8039]

We Need Bird And Corey Blount !!!

[@m-eye-cyeaheyesee4520]

Man say this was a great interview...just was thinking about the brother Kay Kay and eye so happened to find this channel and interview...everything happen 4 a reason..God bless ya'll

[@bjoethehtownunderdog6054]

86 87 88... We was running thru the trails from the Leans to Frost elementary... Summer woods.. Esperonza.. Kingsgate.. Tha Orleans.. That's considered the real dead end..

[@andreharris7303]

I lived in meadow greens apartments as a kid😂😂😂 south park

[@thomassmith6460]

summer wood stand up baby Rip Shaun

[@potent4joeyea213]

Keeping showing out for the city bro this shit hard af!!!!!!!!

[@Baakk707]

He aint lying UNITY!!!

[@noblea487]

Mane I remember that Boy Kay k out that DEA Damn Bruh this here is what’s up!!

[@dj4751_mylord]

Donnie: damn so what you do to get into juvenile? KK: Shyd I end up killing somebody.. I regret it tho. Donnie: No Shit... 15 years old??? 🤣😂 #ClassicInterview

[@MrKingLx]

His son went to elementary with me I remember he failed a grade and he handled him like a grown man

[@Dessdiamond23]

love watching your podcast but the couch tho😩

[@ad_stayfly7]

It adds to the realness. Like I’m doing good but I’m not too good to switch the couch out just yet.

[@saulcastillojr]

Kay K I feel where you coming from I learned a lot from tyc as well. Respect ✊🏽 brother

[@emergenchris]

Pay attention and appreciate the History you hearing from all the Vlogs... thumbs up automatic

[@jdkyle2553]

Donnie Houston I love what you’re doing you give me so much introspective glance at players that I didn’t even know the story behind Kay K, of course I knew about it on the DEA CD but you’re really killing it bro keep it up the stick one interview learning about Keith Babin going to that rabbit hole realize in South Park was not just a Mexican thing lol, keep it up bro 2Tall North Dallas Representa peace.

[@tkharmon5168]

The last part of the interview was real talk I understand where he coming from

[@SouthParkDEA]

Kay voice stood out on the DEA album! I bled the shit outta that album! South Park Crestmont Park

[@ronniebranch6600]

My favorite interview so far

[@monisworldforever2839]

This was the best interview! They shouted out Pearl Homes. That's my hood #PHP #DEA #PanayandKilkenny It's surreal to relive memories, I know alot of the people he's talking about. Great work Donnie! 💪🎯💯

[@GemblerTexas]

this was the livest interview besides Mike D. Always heard about Blount and Kay Kay

[@JB-mb4lx]

Looking forward to this one already🔥

[@bjoethehtownunderdog6054]

Kay is what we need to get our Htown culture back.. Bro turned to music and killed shit every fuckin track

[@KINGJoseRPM]

Great interview, Kay K a real one I salute ‼️ 💯💯

[@dremicanealey5845]

My brother the Truth 💯 much respect 👌🏾

[@dedricklandry6313]

Strawberries stayed lite... dam man this nicca brought me back!!! Salute homie

[@donnie_houston]

💯💯💯

[@TheJasonJackson84]

"He say, she say Poke n Hawk n Kay K"

[@McNature100]

This is one cold ass interview. Well done by Donnie and Kay

[@ejdatruth9208]

This dude need at least 2 more appearances. I would easily pay a thousand to get a interview outta him

[@dewayne638]

It's crazy how much Alex & Houston connected. My 1st spot was in Foxwood off Silensky I instantly got luv from H. Lee and Big Country bought my 1st Grey Maxwell from DJ Screw it was 98-99

[@dukewatkins9272]

T-Bone real One 💪🏿

[@emoney9026]

Maaan where is T-Bone. Thts my nigga

[@DJ_PHILCO79]

Long Time Comin 🤘 Playa Interview 💥💥

[@adrianmcclain6384]

He was talking about the real 3 In the morning tape, not the one that was released in the stores Ch 108

[@dw_713]

Salute to the SUC solider Kay K, much love donnie

[@drumarsdeodorant5375]

kay grow facial hair thats donnie twin lol

[@bigmoney1st1]

Yoooo I really need to tap in with this brother. I did time with K. Solid💯

[@reginaldgreen5507]

Have you done a segment with Lil O & Yungsta bro.? Definitely wish Fat Pat, Hawk, 3-2, & Big Steve were here to do an interview..💯💪🏿👊🏿

[@donnie_houston]

Lil O is on the channel

[@reginaldgreen5507]

@@donnie_houston Already Bro.!!💯👊🏿 S.U.C. 4 Life!! Arkansas here!!💯💪🏿👊🏿

[@p2a0p2e0r1]

The original 3n The Morning is arguably the best screw tape ever made.

[@ThomasShelby-uq8cz]

You have a link?

[@antoniog.4821]

3 in tha morning the Screw Tape??

[@p2a0p2e0r1]

@@antoniog.4821 This what they call it nowadays - DJ Screw Chapter 108 3 N Da Morning

[@p2a0p2e0r1]

@@ThomasShelby-uq8cz If you still havent located it here it goes kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGSqmIJ7p9eBgq8

[@antoniog.4821]

@@p2a0p2e0r1 got it thanks G✌💥💯

[@rausbie98]

TRUE D.E.A Representa

[@mizzsymone1757]

This is ah good interview 👍 kay k

[@donnie_houston]

🙏🏽🤘🏽

[@UrbanOutlaw713]

kk=real one good interview donnie.

[@merodriguez2870]

We need Shorty Mac on here

[@RudolphManor]

Shoutout To Houston Texas. 💯

[@jamielleanderson33]

Love DEA H-Town Forever On Da Map And We Ain't Trippin Salute OG Kay-K For Your Story Rest Heavenly DJ Screw 🤘🏾🐐

[@bignick9546]

Great interview 💯 🤘🏾

[@brandoncontreras2917]

Always Wanted to know more about Stick 1

[@jefferyrespress9133]

One love Kay Kay. Southside!!!!

[@robsr713]

It's cool to hear all the South Side OG's speak. I grew up in the 90's on the South Side. The buzz was crazy. Trying to get tapes, boys stealing tapes. I still have my Sony double tape decc boombox with a Screw Tape in the decc. Name on tape is (Da Funk Is On Your Mind). 1st tape I ever got my hands on. I appreciate all the content. #clarkeup

[@southernhospitalityradiopo3165]

Kk is humble so he won’t tell he really tells the story as if he was just there but KK had millions of dollars and was the CEO of DEA as a business he was in charge. Their generation made the name dead end. Trucks, cars, slabs, the streets, he can really pop it

[@hustleactivedeehustle5863]

D.E.A. dead end representing H-Tine on the mapp and we ain't Trippin! 🔥🔥🔥✌🏿🤘🏿👌🏿

[@3rdcoastclassics713]

Crazy how he says the city needs a new Big Pokey album and Sensei is the hardest album out right now. Nothing touching it.

[@timothyfrancis4069]

Charleston White also said that he owes a lot to the Texas juvenile system. They must have had a good program back then for actual former juvenile inmates to speak so highly about it. I wonder how that program is these days. I might do a little research just out of curiosity.

[@grabbingrain2238]

Charleston definitely ain’t go thru the same one as kay-k, k ain’t no hypocrite and keep it real bout everything good and bad

[@timothyfrancis4069]

@@grabbingrain2238 At that time there was only one juvenile prison in Texas. It's in Giddings. My family still owns about 300 acres directly behind the facility.

[@ulyssesperez7431]

Mike D sounds suspicious on here…

[@sedricfrazier6343]

My OG and proud to say it

[@freshbaked86]

That was real at the end of the interview 💯💯💯 Kay Kay a real nigga !!

[@Mr-ww4yig]

E.S.G-Till the day I die Double Kay on lock fo conspiracy..Man he must've had football numbers..glad to see he's in the free world..Austin Texas

[@thomas6861]

🤘🏿Love you Kay K!

[@o.gchevyrider6990]

25 lighters on my dresser yes suh..KK come down big burb on that leather

[@karlwade1559]

SOLID 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 HAPPY THANKSGIVING

[@jamielleanderson33]

Screwed Up Click Was The Matriarch Of The Southside Of Houston When Homies Stuck Together Like Family Rest Easy OG SUC Members 🤘🏾🤘🏾🐐🐐😎💨😎🍃💨

[@DJBIGBEE]

🔥🔥🔥 K underrated

[@paulatown84]

Dope Dope Interview!

[@rooseveltboyd4411]

Dam kay k been through a lot I remember seeing kay k on cullen when I was working for this insurance company holding the sign when he pulled up in that white camaro like six years ago I think that's around the time when he first got out when he was working on sun hit the fade part 2 salute to ya o.g

[@pekasog1497]

I grew up in the south west bellaire n hillcroft when to Jane long middle school n Sutton elementary

[@hustleactivedeehustle5863]

@DonnieHouston bro please try to get that Herschelwood Hardheadz. Archie Lee/Duke/Knocky interview next have Ke come back on there wit em... That a be a dope one fa sho..oh yea and Psk13 and Point Blank

[@lsweet70ls]

Tur H-town legend an hell yeah I'll spend $250 on some DEA Merchandise

[@hkincade76]

The song that he was describing on 3 in the morning is....”Compton’s Most Wanted - It’s a Compton Thang” I agree with him 100%.....one of Screw’s cold as mixes

[@ericdetiege2880]

Okay k👍 l

[@timothycarter689]

Money and the power man give this man his flowers everybody went hard on dea but KK slept on he really showed up on that there

[@fuckwitmeimreal5381]

Thur the music you would think Kay k was closer to pat than hawk

[@antoniog.4821]

Sun hit tha fade came out in 96"

[@leeparra3559]

Donnie, it's time to plant the seed and start mentioning to the living SUC (rapping members) about making 1 more collab album. Call it "THE LAST GREY TAPE". In honor of DJ SCREW & his Screwed Up legacy! Drop it on November 16th.

[@ThomasShelby-uq8cz]

And they should freestyle like back in the day with the whole album slowed

[@leeparra3559]

@@ThomasShelby-uq8cz yes sir! Definitely!

[@toddsunshine1675]

That was great. R.i.P ROBERT EARL!!!

[@marygarza2234]

Real gangster shit Kay k ,story of my excisting life ...ain't proud to be a g but never catch me with my head down but might be a dry tear on my cheek ya dig ...

[@emoney9026]

Sa mane...whts up wit T- Bone. Real nigga. Need to get him Donnie

[@bigglilwayne7050]

Yo Donnie, sup on RP Cola?

[@biggestD318]

Man I miss that playa shit.

[@centralmanagement.3714]

“Shout out to Kay K on lock nawmsayin” *Dj screw voice

[@DATRILL409]

Me ,Pokey , Hawk & Kay K Locd out Sace shades chop chop with my blades

[@KevinLopez-lz1on]

What’s the story bout screw in Louisiana?

[@fredviser6248]

The reality of all in interviews

[@travisbrown4707]

We need sombody to tell us how the whole sippin started like with in the click or somebody like Al D or Shorty Mac to tell how Screw got started cause its not like one day they said oh lets try this and take a whole pint to the dome? Like where is the gradually building up the tollerance details. Cause it takes a hell of a tolerance to drank 3 dam personal pints in a day. Im not talkin about partners poorin up a 8 im talkin a whole 8 for one single person all together?? And im speakin from experience just not the lean for me... But in the same family LOL😂

[@desmondrclifton]

It's a olschool Trip that go way back straight barre no so soda

[@sabot4ge]

It was cheap in the 90s, you can get high on syrup for $10 then, but these guys were all making fast cash from music or drugs, or both...nobody plans on being addicted, you're having fun..then next thing you know, you've been sipping for 5 years. You might sip just on weekends, then as your money increases, you sip as long as you can afford it..and if you always have money coming in, you're always sipping. Then the pills come in...xanax and percocets. These brothers were doing drugs like pills/syrup before they became well-known, therefore they were cheap. There wasn't a huge market for xanax, especially with black people, in the 90s..so if you had a connect on xanax, you were going to get them cheap. Plus they didn't know opiates were addictive-they were in their early 20s. Then when they did realize it was addictive on a physical level, i.e. if you don't drink everyday, you'll get physically sick--they figured they'd just sip everyday. The crack era technically didn't end until like 1995-1999, it was still easy to make lots of street money back then because the economy--the dollar was worth much more than what it is now, and things were cheaper from food to drugs. You could fill your gas tank up for like $15 in 1994. So yeah , its a combination of not having any responsibilities--all they did was rap and hustle, they didn't work real jobs. So they had more time to get high, and the drugs were cheaper back then--and they all had money--so that equals drinking whole pints on a regular. Mix in the culture from the music and the vibes of being around your friends while rapping and being somewhat local rap celebrities, and hanging out with real rap celebrities when they come to town, all these factors produce a 20-something-year-old who's likely to drink pints, pop pills, and smoke weed all day. Plus they were at the beginning of a new era--the transition from drinking 40s to more exotic drugs, so they benefited from cheap prices.