Waka Flocka on Gunna snitch allegations & Young Thug remaining in jail | Ep. 67 | CLUB SHAY SHAY

[@innovativeVideoContent]

Waka is a perfect example of growth..S/O to him. He is the Big homie those young rappers need

[@tommygunn940]

Bro just have Waka as a co-host for this show. That would be lit.

[@htownlegend1331]

📠 Waka a good brother

[@justinlowe4926]

100

[@SpagettyLettuce]

bro was just on insta talking about all lives matter not too long ago, he not that woke

[@curtissimmons2287]

Waka definitely dont seem like the person he use to be anymore especially back in 2010

[@blazedup4208]

"It's what you glorify" a simple line with a deep meaning loved this interview with Waka 👏🏾

[@49ersfoldem]

Proud of dude 💯

[@290revolver290]

💯

[@bmoney2560]

Hey shot out to uncle Shannon for showcasing folks that’s doing good things inside the culture. Salute to u brother….

[@MichealLee__]

Shannon is messy doing the white man work

[@Changedagain]

@@MichealLee__ yeah .....work.....you should try it brokeass

[@mississippibilly_]

@@MichealLee__ y'all knickas are full time crabs

[@samgordon6278]

The culture is got this man in jail and snitching so what culture u talkin bout werido

[@iffysd9864]

@@MichealLee__ what's the white man's work you bozo

[@Jomonoupapjanmbliyew]

I like wacka's attitude fr,call him square if you want,I call him solid.

[@Adotjunior]

Anybody who calls Waka square is the problem with Society

[@yeenkno]

Definitely

[@coryjackson6034]

I don't feel he's square for what's coming out of his mouth...be he is a little square to me period!!!

[@babyninja7883]

@@coryjackson6034 it’s cuz he not really from the hood he grew up in the suburbs

[@avidof1]

Facts!

[@jstrick727]

I like how Waka is answering those criminality questions

[@snoopbell1]

When Trump does it its ok?

[@salcaneat]

They all (rappers) do it

[@slimthugga1]

@@mikem4481 do y’all even know what being a fed means?

[@slimthugga1]

@@snoopbell1 who said anything about Trump?

[@christopherengland654]

@@slimthugga1 🤣🤣 I don't get how folks are STILL talking about that muukcufa 🤣. Especially on THIS VIDEO 😅

[@justadadwholikesgaming5524]

Love Waka’s knowledge. This is how rasp artists should be .

[@jordanturner7917]

Yeah but that's only 0.1% of rappers lol

[@damonharrison8409]

💯

[@WHYYALLLETMEOFFDATPORCH]

You need a book

[@lilhoneybun5390]

@@WHYYALLLETMEOFFDATPORCH lol why

[@ashtonbaptiste1024]

I love rasp music

[@EchanelNews]

I love Waka flocka I just love the man he became, I remember since high school I used to listen to him I like his song “no hands” it was a master piece… Respect to you Legend

[@TheParth23]

Waka, is a real OG! Mentoring youngins 10 -15 years younger is so important. Generational gap of 30 years can be a lot for parents

[@coreykelly3994]

Never thought i would go from blasting Rooster in my Rari or hard in the paint. to sitting down listening to Waka and agreeing with a lot of his life perspectives. What growth he has gone through . Happy for waka ! "OK FLEX!"😂😂

[@PFDREAM]

"I'm not thinking about a guy disrespecting me" That's how you save your life. Leave petty stuff alone

[@MrCheccmate]

Waka you need to keep spreading this information. You’re a excellent example of growing and making positive change

[@jrayford8806]

I like how Waka grown from where he was at in 2009.. That's that wisdom!!! I feel him

[@Cooowop]

Really important lessons told here. I really hope some people can take this to heart.

[@nwsmgquis]

Waka a true inspiration man I salute my brother!

[@Cooowop]

Mad respect to waka

[@priztucker]

"Surviving and Living is two different things" - Wocka Flocka Flame

[@MajinMarcus_]

Seeing Waka’s growth is so wholesome to see. A lot of people forget Waka was out a little before Chief Keef

[@rchyy8638]

Yeah there’s no doubt waka had some influence on chief keef and the drill scene

[@dallas2352]

These are the role models young and upcoming men and women, fans, rappers alike need to listen to. Waka has matured tremendously. Seems like a great dude.

[@THCJAYLOW901]

Unc with the Hood Topics 😂😂😂 I love it

[@thedapperdan4005]

Facts

[@WhopOfficialpage]

Shannon Sharpe Be Touching All Topics🖤Really Elevated✈️

[@MichealLee__]

Shannon is messy doing the white man work marrying white women he’s the sports version of Dj vald for the cops

[@WhopOfficialpage]

@@MichealLee__ you weird ✌️🙏

[@montahamilton2560]

Waka got a point, he did usher in this new wave of gangsta music. Keef definitely the King of drill. But Waka def the OG

[@purrinkittyz4737]

No tf he didnt

[@UnknownBeezy]

@@purrinkittyz4737 how old are you

[@dominiquemciver6086]

Wak did usher the gangsta mumble Crunk music. It wasn't a sound like that until he came out and he had control of the game for a moment because of that.

[@bofficial314]

You must ain’t never listen to no pastor Troy before.

[@shadowwhisperer5480]

@@dominiquemciver6086 crunk music started with Lil Jon and them. Long before Waka…I would give 3 6 mafia props before waka. He is exaggerating his importance.

[@ToothTeller]

Being from Atlanta & knowing waka past make me proud of him salute we we proud of you brother❤️💯

[@robertmontgomery4963]

Robert Lee Montgomery

[@LongThickVeinyBBC]

I remember I jumped some dude on old nat’l with Flock during our high school days. I’m really proud of him.

[@Marcus30547]

Love how he gave J.Cole his flowers 💯💯

[@Ghostaredead]

He forgot Kendrick

[@Kizz_97s]

@@Ghostaredead lmao

[@Villalobos63]

Waka was hard af back then, and he’s right the song made me wanna grow dreads and act up. Same feeling I’d get from E40 Tell Me When To Go.

[@dakotamassenburg7781]

Yup you right 😭😭 that was very accurate I take this personal 😤

[@ishyameru6232]

I’m a younger dude, j cole made me grow mine

[@K124B]

@@ishyameru6232 lil wayne for me, around 08, waka came much later.

[@fartgangtv9143]

@@K124B 2 years isn't much later lmao

[@K124B]

@@fartgangtv9143 lol like 07/08, remember Carter 2 came out in like 05/06

[@Lfrio]

Flocka was like “I didn’t know u could turn up with the sign language interpreter at the festivals”😂

[@abbykako]

Negative music does have a impact on a person. He knows it that’s why he started off by saying he wish he didn’t do what he did early in his career.

[@JuGGaNaut1017]

Exactly he instantly contradicted himself. Waka playing both sides. He ain't keeping it all the way 100

[@gamefantasticcuz]

@@JuGGaNaut1017Nah he’s just grown, now. He inadvertently started drill music and regrets it now. He’s not contradicting himself at all, just showing progress.

[@damoncherry5649]

I think it does if your mind is weak.. I listen to negative music.. but i understand I’m not in the streets no more and I know wrong from right.. the only sliding I’m doin now is on gta

[@musak.4068]

@@damoncherry5649 You was never in the streets.

[@TimSimmons653]

U mean rap music 😂 negative music lol

[@Funpopular_Opinion]

Excellent line of questions and amazing responses. This interview is what all others should be modeled after when interviewing rappers

[@awwskit9753]

Who would’ve thought back on 2005 Gucci and Waka would transition to this

[@tonygrant650]

I did. Had an uncle who was heavy in the streets. Had kids. Went to military and to college and became a counselor. People grow up if you allow them.

[@Shae_3]

That wasn’t his life back then from what he said in this clip, although he also said he was in the streets, who knows

[@abdullahmukhlissutton241]

Only a few of his songs were my cup of tea, but over the last few years, ANYTIME Waka speak, I tune in. His growth is to be noted and the game he gives out is to be considered.

[@kbb3672]

Man his music will hype you up, when you gotta life battle ahead of you, play some Flocka, Wakanda Flocka

[@cairomoore7858]

Shannon covering everything 😂😂😂

[@cairomoore7858]

I spoke too soon 😰 “ rap music promotes killing their own “ 🤮

[@TimSimmons653]

Lol I was gonna say

[@fs9842]

Shannon and skip time done. He on a new vibe...as he should

[@LATHEGOAT24]

Waka is a very intelligent individual.

[@nickbean4]

Waka Flocka figured it out and dropped nothing but 💎 in this segment

[@markmack4901]

Thank you Waka! for saying it. Hip Hop is not the most dangerous career and no one is going after rappers. Its the fools that choose to continue to do criminal activities or surround theirself with people involved in illegal activities, that find themselves locked up or worst. You cant wave guns around and tell everyone that you don't like, that your going to kill them and their family. Then think your going to run around in public, doing concerts and appearances and make it home safe everyday. And its always our own people.

[@Nay1985.]

Brooo man. How can you dispute it. Jesus you people in some trouble

[@elev8lounge44]

@@Nay1985. rap is dangerous !

[@gwandaman1330]

It’s not about em waving guns in videos or talking abt killing or whatever in they raps, they actually doing the killing or they paying someone to do the killing , while doing that they steering up beefs. Causing others gangs to retaliate

[@markmack4901]

@@elev8lounge44 rap isn't dangerous I can name you a list long as the day of rappers. Just these new and young rappers are making money and are able to do the dumb things young people do just 10x bigger.

[@daoud1608]

Much respect to him for speaking honestly.

[@TingEnsley]

Waka tapped all the way in, don't get lost in the bs, separate n levitate

[@leetraviusmckay2919]

Waka knowledge is on another level 💯

[@cambanks851]

One of the best interviews I have watched. Big ups to Waka Flocka

[@ReactsandMore]

Waka Flocka growth is so refreshing.

[@thelearicist]

Just here to increase the engagement on Shannon’s page because he’s the best

[@RNigey]

“What’re you doin nutmeg?!!!” Lmao 😂

[@deanshepp]

we need more of this type of content. the change starts here.

[@damonharrison8409]

Waka really dropped gems.💯

[@Kobedailyy]

Bruh Shannon ah goat for having Flocka on He a real one 💯

[@MichealLee__]

Shannon is messy doing the white man work marrying white women he’s the sports version of Dj vald for the cops

[@kingzoro6058]

Sharpe needs to get Cole on here .......

[@Ghostaredead]

Cole be a boring interview

[@NineEight_Nine]

Salute Waka, one of the ones that made it through that "laffy taffy" era

[@mswarren112]

Great video. So much game in that segment. I want to see the whole interview now.

[@cjgameon264]

This man...... this "MAN" has grown, mentally!! The intelligence that's coming from him, it shows that you can still be a rapper, continue to grow, open and walk your lane.

[@arij7219]

Waka has shown so much growth. I wish these young rap artists would talk to him and listen.

[@gregmiller2823]

Shout out to Waka for growing mentally. Respect Brother

[@EddiXP]

Waka got more wisdom than all the younger generation of rap combined.

[@undrwtrbsktwvn1110]

It was not the feds, it's the state

[@herschel7643]

Waka is 100% correct at 2:45 that’s why these kids are getting knocked down so often in Atlanta there’s no older men they respect enough to listen when he says don’t

[@tanyawilliams9229]

Great interview!! Intelligent young man. He spoke facts. Congratulations to him on his growth...

[@DelicatesofLife]

So glad he said that!!! It's the man behind the music.

[@artvandalay7632]

Met flocka a couple times. He was always nice and seemed humble even at his peak. Really glad to see him doing so good

[@jamalrobinson2159]

Keep OGs around you...Real OG wisdom

[@fabolousjada5070]

:50 his New York roots “ you wallin “ lmao

[@emperorscoop7416]

do your own thing brudda! Skip don’t know how lucky he is to havin u! im from Old national Godby road n the whole georgia respects u! You make the show!

[@robertgin9669]

Old national right chere!

[@anthonyhouston4250]

Tammy got that boy life changed😂. He got the right one. Everybody need somebody

[@stephencreates2764]

Love Waka skate through the Gunna & Thug questions lol

[@dancehallfuhlife741]

WAKA SPEAKS STR8 FACTS, ONE OF THE REALEST NIGGAS YOU SEE THE GROWTH YOU SEE THE SELF EDUCATION

[@toptier6132]

Gotta love waka...back on school he was on everyone Playlist

[@EHelm07]

Waka's mom has some good interviews out now too. you can tell he draws some of his wisdom from her

[@shawnjones7615]

Growing=Grew=Growth

[@jdott8146]

Even if u don’t prefer waka as an artist, u HAVE to respect the MAN he is! 💯

[@Substanz82]

Salute Shay!!! These are the right questions! 🫡🔥🔥👊🏾👊🏾👏🏾💪🏾🙏🏾💪🏾🙌🏾🤞🏾

[@pierre_0073]

Gunna tell Aka Gunna 😂

[@sheridanhart606]

Wocka shows how u can elevate from the streets. This is the definition of Gangster

[@brandypuddin9896]

Surviving vs. Living...good point Waka 💪🏾📌

[@MrDieselFuelTV]

Love to see my dawg Wacka’s growth and wisdom as he gets older and more experienced in life!!!❤✅‼️

[@AlabamaPoe]

I met wacka at a hotel in Alabama I stayed in... he is truly who he say he is...

[@laquanmaitland7330]

WAKA IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF GROWTH! GOD BLESS YOU BRO

[@jimmymomentum3051]

This guy is way more intelligent than I ever knew wow! Every thing he said was authentic

[@stayfitwithtony]

Shay Shay this your best show yet, cuz it's getting down to what's real

[@twotimesbam]

“What are you doing nutbag?!?” Is my new saying lol

[@keithm9589]

Love Waka’s growth, cause he was on the Soufside on the bs back in the day fr

[@billybutcher8584]

Respect to Waka for his mental growth. Shannon asked some good questions.

[@afveedo]

He needs his own podcast

[@bojackson2607]

“100 million puzzle pieces “ 😂😂😂

[@Modern_NostalgiaEnt]

Bruh.. Shay Sharpe a real one.. who's picking his interviews??! They are perfect!

[@sazomb]

Shannon the best thing since sliced bread 🫡

[@LiveSoundDreamer]

Love the message Waka! 💯

[@kingbiznuss5328]

He might be the best host Shannon needs his 💐 from the streets to the media to the nfl to everywhere

[@toronto1live242]

This interview needs to go viral. 💯

[@brianwilliams2206]

Anything with waka flaka I listen he has that much influence on me not as a rapper but business status

[@anuthanuisance533]

Luv dem gun soundz lol

[@Robo311Star]

I'm so sorry that I judged this man stupid so many years ago. He taught me not to judge books by their covers until I read a few chapters. Much respect to Waka

[@Ms.Mystique]

"I know I just gotta live I don't have to survive" yes god

[@bankroll4171]

This is growth, this is how you grow. Rappers need to listen how this man speaks & how he answers questions. His thought process 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@GNovaSound]

💎 1:40 All facts

[@nunugerald9861]

This dude is what these kids need

[@jamesbethea1616]

I fux wit wacka never knew he was so solid!

[@Macc504]

I'm glad to see how far he came I used to be huge fan

[@dalirockTV]

“Only thing that acts like it has to survive is an animal”

[@hoodconnetwork4095]

Waka really created the sound that became drill like 6 years later he never get those flowers but he definitely should

[@dillon2829]

He basically just said he doesn’t want them and what he did “went left”

[@tdenise41]

Waka's granny is deep like him. She taught him well.

[@80TheFlash]

Waka dropping gems! Stop tryna survive and just live. 🙌🏾

[@thedriver3052]

Gunna is apart of a machine he has to be out

[@lucyLu5718]

@ TheDrive305.....Can you elaborate more?

[@ceenilemoney1]

Real grown man speaking grown man knowledge

[@sunonymous1]

I don’t know who I love more Waka or his mama Deb. I’d love to meet them both.