Millyz On Jadakiss Giving Him A Chain: Every Chain Is A Trophy/ Selling Drugs At A Young Age

[@smallz556]

Millyz is the truth ain't nothin you can tell me different you can hear pain in his rhymes alot and that's what Im all about 💯

[@wilsonlopez1317]

He is the fakest person in Boston sorry to tell you!!

[@Worldisfullofclowns]

Big Facts!!!💯

[@cesarperez4736]

His music is trash

[@shellyburt6810]

He’s amazing 🙏🙌💯

[@tminusnyc2915]

BIG fkn facts my guy. Same. The pain is the realest thing in the streets and everywhere else.

[@user-oz3bu3qz5t]

That chains tough.. Love from Lynn,MA. Keep holding the state down Millyz!

[@connortomaszewski2980]

Millyz top 5 out right now

[@Deasnuts1]

I fw millyz seems like a genuine person and his music is straight fire.

[@egertonkamara4453]

Salute straight from Sierra Leone in Africa 🇸🇱

[@KoolWooDidIt]

Coldest rapper in the game right now period 💯

[@rightoncue410]

Millyz the truth for real! Bro really been been doin it!

[@Valleybubz]

U made it out this hating city good to see that it’s tough wen ur own state don’t wanna see u win so u gotta go to another state to flourish

[@popeofnyc]

Perfect timing, looking forward to hearing his story!

[@michellecarson4931]

Millyz is bangin out some kickin classics keep pushing this heavyweight your dropping 🔥🔥🔥 1 love from Scotland peace..

[@elliot2177]

He seems cool..He reps real Hip hop.

[@leathea8231]

When he spoke on having to be 3x better at everything, You can tell by the way dude molds his candinces an flows.

[@stylescp978]

So ill seein Blanco on here. Shoutout Cam Capone News for gettin Millyz on here fr🫡

[@617twin23]

He ain’t lying, i live 10 mins away from Central sq. In Crimebridge.

[@jaybird634]

I can relate to Millyz ! Chill ass dude ...

[@tonysteen9813]

He definitely seems like a genuine dude . Not a fake dude. I wasn't really into school myself either growing up . Did just enough to get by and get a high school diploma . Could never really sit still in class for that long . Got sent to the basement with all the bad kids . Still got recruited for football and basketball at quinsigamond community college and assumption university in worcester ma. Ended up playing foootball and basketball for quinsig . But hated school so got kicked off the team for academics/being on academic probation . Only difference is i became a chef instead of a rapper .most of my friends growing up sold drugs in the city/worcester . They all eventually got high on there own supply though. Luckily i was smart enough to turn it down when i was asked to experiement and stuck with mary jane only . Sports has always been my outlet to though. Did track also in school . Being a natural athlete has always been my thing not school. Like cooking also .

[@dustyroads8937]

Cambridge is a wild city with alot of history and the university's are a very small part of it

[@wilsonlopez1317]

🧢

[@dustyroads8937]

@@wilsonlopez1317 lol ok W

[@myquietreviews]

This brother definitely has talent 💪🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@elliot2177]

Had no idea Ewing was from Cambridge..

[@Mister_Merzen]

I swear Millyz reminds me of a character from the movie The Town…

[@99Maddux]

Imagine being attacked for the color of your skin. So many racists out there.

[@ronaldjames7843]

This is one of the realist whiteboys out there rite now

[@adrianstreetatkins2172]

You asking this guy the same questions he's been answering for years do your research on a person

[@mattymatt6970]

Cambridge is still like that. But it's a really weird place. Its exactly the way he described it, but just more gentrified now. Cambridge touches boston. Boston is surrounded by a bunch of cities that are also densely populated cities, kinda like how nyc has Yonkers and new rochelle and then a ton of touching cities in Jersey. Boston started getting gentrified first in like the mid 2000s, in the neighborhoods close to downtown. There are still some neighborhoods down in southern Boston that aren't gentridied. Thats the black community. They are cleaned up, but the population hasn't been swapped out for rich white people yet. And then there are some Hispanic hoods in east Boston, and neighboring Chelsea, Lynn, revere, and Everett and shit. East Boston had some new condos put up on the water front, starting like 5 years ago. Before that, the majority of bostons water front (accept for downtown) was just broken down factories and rotting docks and shit. Gentrification started crossing over the river, from downtown boston into Cambridge around like 2010, so millyz was all grown up, and in his 20s by then. The colleges were always nice, but you could go a block or two over, and it would be working class or poor and diverse racially. The colleges have been buying up so much neighboring property over the past decade, their campuses are like a city themselves now. There are a lot of people from the Caribbean in Cambridge, especially Haitians. Nowadays, Cambridge is kinda like Manhattan. It's cleaned up, but there are still a good amount of large project complexes. Central Square still has a lot of drug activity, the same as he explained. There's just more regular people there now too. It's not the biggest place for drugs in massachusetts. That would be either lawrence (which has baltimore style corner drug dealing) or the mass ave and Melina Cass area in boston (which is more comparable to kensington in philly, but not as big and not as ugly). But you could still stay right in Central Square now as a dealer or junky, and do very well. I'd go through Central Square in the early 2000s, but i wasn't really thinking about what people were doing there, but it was definitely the way he described. Millyz intentionally reps massachusetts as a state, instead of just boston, cause he's from just outside boston city limits, and doesn't wanna rep boston out of respect for the people he knows in the hoods there, and the unique culture they have to just those neighborhoods. I've heard him talk about it with people from those neighborhoods on local podcasts. It's really interesting. Plus, there are a lot of hoods all over mass that get left out when you rep JUST boston. And boston is unfortunately only seen one way by people from the rest of the country. And the way they see it, doesn't make them take hip hop from there very seriously. They don't know about all the neighborhoods in boston, and how different they all are. It's kinda like how people rep The Bay, instead of just San Francisco or just Oakland, etc. It's funny tho, cause Boston is starting to get recognition now and be taken more seriously, when the hoods were way worse in the 80s and 90s. Free, from 106 and park, guru from gangstarr, new edition, benzino, Ed og, smoke bulga, masspike miles, Patrice O'Neil, and a bunch of other famous people came out of the black community in boston. There are new ones too, but I just wanted to name some early ones. I've been following local hip hop from Massachusetts and neighboring Rhode island since like 2001. I'm always looking for who is next to blow, because weve never been lucky enough to really have that. So i know a lot of shit, from being from here, and always paying attention.

[@PerkKing954]

Great in depth without being to complicated description. I've got a pretty clear vivid picture now

[@claytonpowell5062]

Thanks for this. I’m from dc and I never been to Massachusetts but this was very informative

[@mattymatt6970]

@Clayton Powell I went to DC in 2013, and 2021 and it reminded me A LOT of boston. There were a lot of neighborhoods that I felt were directly comparable. I also noticed how everything across the river was the hood, but a lot of it was pretty cleaned up visually compared to the reputation it had in the 90s, which is the same thing you could say for boston, nyc, and Atlanta nowadays. Compared to how philly and baltimore still look really really fucked up. Like gentrification somehow didn't impact them the way it impacted most cities. I know you guys had a lot of hoods west of tthe river back in the day. I could tell in 2013, but could barely see it in 2021, aside from a few projects that are left. There are neighborhoods in boston that were TERRIBLE in the 90s that new people would NEVER believe today. You guys have more project complexes than i think ive ever seen in a city. I definitely liked dc. It felt way more familiar than I expected it too. Fun place.

[@alangreen7050]

Cool story bro

[@mattymatt6970]

@@alangreen7050 🤣😂

[@aaroncoles3112]

he look like one of them dudes that will tell u his "boy has some killer weed bro"

[@SlingtownOG]

617 shit! Cinco De Mayo gonna be lit in Boston!

[@matty2309]

Goat rate here

[@tammybing8826]

dope artist

[@travelandeats8518]

He from Boston but get respect Ain’t no Murda B

[@mikec4487]

Hes not from Boston, he s from Cambridge

[@travelandeats8518]

@@mikec4487 5 minutes away. Maybe 10 minutes with traffic. But I hear you

[@mikec4487]

@@travelandeats8518 Milton is 5-10 min from Mattapan but they are worlds apart

[@travelandeats8518]

@@mikec4487 I’m from Hartford Connecticut we on the fbi list. I done slept At Harvard got high on Harvard campus bought some ass as weed from Harvard squard. Been to Dorchester BHA alone. I fuck with millyz and Mass. I go to Boston alone yearly I’ll be there this summer. I travel alone. I know

[@yme1720]

That's J- hood chain

[@dchodge9910]

Millyz 🔥fire HLR!!!

[@Thizz2979]

Malibu most wanted

[@spencergraffin1405]

"Cuz a crib in Malibu is whats most wanted" u better respect the hustle ......gtfoh wit your lame ass comment!!!!😅😂😂

[@mattcory619]

funny, cause a house in malibu is what he wanted..

[@Thizz2979]

@@mattcory619 imagine how hard he’s going to be in Malibu 😂😂😂😂

[@HYPER973]

Blanco6

[@patthebatbayarea1666]

Cambridge is not hood lol

[@odankiller9957]

Lol

[@Valleybubz]

Definitely is a hood me growing up in Cambridge I seen it all good to see someone make it out other then basketball

[@roomshaka]

Dorchester maybe Cambridge please. Cut the cheese

[@roomshaka]

The hardest thing he been thru is getting punched in his chest

[@mizzo_beeto]

Lamebridge is soft but I been locked up state wit some cmb cats they was all solid cats

[@johnfisherman2859]

this dude breaks his "character" often and you can see his real side a cornball LOL

[@617Gentleman]

White Tekashi 69. It's all a gimmick

[@johnfisherman2859]

@@617Gentleman yep...he even cornier than 6 9 to me

[@tminusnyc2915]

@@617Gentleman you're the gimmick... comin on here to hate to feel better about yourself

[@tminusnyc2915]

@@johnfisherman2859 bro you a fisherman in a society of industry... foh cornball

[@617Gentleman]

@@tminusnyc2915 Facts don't have feelings, 🍆 riding isn't a form of transportation in a comment section. Find a new method

[@bobby8737]

Jada, drop this clown.

[@wilsonlopez1317]

He don’t have to lie to be a good rapper everyone in Boston knows there’s no one is like him and for a whiteboy that shit is all 🧢!!

[@scottd7222]

Come down and say it yourself scary clown ass nigga

[@mattymatt6970]

I know kids from the suburbs and country with similar stories. Millyz life story could happen ALMOST anywhere in massachusetts, with how big of a drug market we have here, how many immigrants we have from countries that are major drug suppliers to america, the different ports in the state, the mafia history. The amount of people that are dependent on government assistance, the cities with neighborhoods with a long history of gangbanging, like some boston and Springfield neighborhoods especially. His story is not hard to believe whatsoever. People try to obersimplify this shit. I'm well traveled and well read on US census studies, so I'm very aware of how neighborhoods in massachusetts stack up statistically to neighborhoods in other states. We are conditioned to think it's different, but there are these same types of places and stories everywhere. Cambridge has cleaned up a lot since 2010 when millyz was in his 20s, but there are still a lot of good sized housing projects, and those neighborhoods around the projects were hood before then too. Those neighborhoods were just mixed raced, as apposed to being predominately black, like dorchester roxbury and mattapan, or predominately Hispanic, like eastie and chelsea. Kinda like how Somerville was always considered pretty hood up until the past ten years, even tho it was mixed race. Hell, even southie and Charlestown were considered hood until sometime between 2005 and 2010, and those places were mostly Irish, accept for the projects there. The projects are mostly black and latino. He didn't have the voice tone of a liar. I don't get why so many people in mass want to tear down the person who is putting on for the state the most in hip hop.

[@TyeTeeVee]

Why do I feel like you bout to go Hollywood bro? Idk but your energy seem different and the glasses are throwing me off. I just hope you're tired.... #617standup #44 #portlife #dorchestertothabridge

[@jasonparisi688]

What a clown!!! Guaranteed he didnt talk like that to his mother or in grade school in mass!!

[@mjones3911]

🤣

[@MarshleB]

You dont know him to judge

[@TB-lj1uf]

He’s hood fr shit isn’t no gimmick and I’m from dorchester Ma damn people love hating idc if he’s white he’s putting on for the state you look at his albums he puts people on his shit from mass how can you hate on that

[@SKEAMTEAM]

Boston made chain, but dude from Cambridge mass this dude is strange…Should’ve got a MIT Harvard chain made weirdo….We gotta stop letting these culture vultures in our culture frfr

[@jayghost2046]

Just say i dont like white people lol ..

[@jamesthomes303]

So he a rich nerd trying to be hood

[@Knockaz]

What 😂😂 you sound like a hater Fr

[@travischellew8113]

yo u aint no tough guy. there are many more

[@GdaMan773]

Every time he says my nigga his grandfather rolls in his grave🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@spencergraffin1405]

He never says that???? Wtf are u listening to??? You didn't even watch the interview

[@MarshleB]

He never said that one time weirdo