Going to Cartel Parties, Who REALLY Built The Pyramids, & Getting Out The Hood | Waka Flocka Flame

last Camp of the year. thanks for hanging with us. See y'all in January <3

“Life is 10% what happens and 90% how you react to it. “ 👏🏻

Waka came into a gas station I was working at one time, very chill dude. Bought pretzels and water let me take a picture with him and threw a 50 down and told me keep the change.

Yo!!! The respect levels for Waka are though the roof and a thank you to his mom and bros for raising such a smart and respectful man 💯

Wow…. This is legit the best podcast I’ve ever listened to! What a well rounded, open minded, unbiased and genuine human being! I could feel his soul through the speakers. Thank you mark…. I really needed this. More than you know man.

Papa Flocka was the podcast we never knew we needed. Keep it up Mark, this is awesome.

This is what is "cool". This message needs to spread throughout the streets. Thank you. A lot of people including myself can learn from messages like this. Growing everyday. Love you all.

Waka needs his own podcast asap I was hooked since the first second Dope pod, he droppin big gems

Flocka shouting out Billy Carson made my day. Homie knows whats up.

Bro I never sat down and listened to waka talk. Dude is beyond dope. Insanely intelligent and retrospective and his current perspective is what this world needs more of. So happy I checked this out salute to you mark and waka for a fire convo 👊👊

That’s it, this pushed camp above flagrant, camp 100% officially has better guests than flagrant and Schulz isn’t distracting someone at the most important part of their story. Salut🍾🍾🍻. If you do this like fragrant, you just keep it going and continue to evolve, I can’t begin to think of the caliber of guests and conversation you’ll eventually have. 🍾🍾🍾🍾

“IM QUITE SURE YOU CAN TRANQUILLIZE THE WAKA” 😂😅 this whole pod was absolutely vibe shifting and just enough esoteric/deep consciousness/alien convos for me to transcend my living room

00:00 Intro 01:20 God + prayer + being a walking contradiction 07:06 Getting shot + divinity of our parents 09:06 Power in meditation 11:11 Vulnerability isn’t gangster + bullied by a 6th grader 13:11 Dope grandmothers + insane support network 14:25 Mom + family v relatives 16:25 Waka got Mark some ass + scared of being a boyfriend 18:04 Moving to Atlanta 19:31 Pokemon cards, Burger King + being appreciative 23:51 Loving your age + dealing with insecurity 26:20 Street life + harsh realities 30:56 Art of letting go + power of no 31:46 Music + having fun + embracing EDM 37:32 Will never see Waka in jail 41:37 Control your reactions + we are privileged 44:11 Craziest gigs + real gangsters + speaking positivity 47:59 Being in tune with nature + bee & ants are gangster 56:07 Trying mushrooms + no need for ayahuasca 57:50 Ghosts are possible + Waka would haunt jails 59:56 Aliens + go to the Moon when you’re 90 1:03:40 What would you do with a clone? 1:05:09 Pyramids with Billy Carson + Antarctica 1:11:32 Talking to people that were abducted 1:15:33 Pot is getting too strong now 1:17:37 Using ecstasy + stopping drug use 1:21:31 Daughter changed everything 1:24:00 Best role model for Waka 1:26:42 Having a family makes you a man 1:30:06 Give solutions rather than just criticism 1:32:02 First massive check + charity to help the hungry 1:36:28 Living off 30% of your earnings 1:38:38 Businesses that excite Waka 1:41:05 AI 1:42:59 Gratefulness + speaking positive always 1:47:40 No regrets + loving all your work

This conversation actually went way different then i thought. Im glad i clicked on this. This shit got deep i love having conversations like this.

WAKA has such a genuine soul🙏🏽 Great pod!

“My religion is be a good person” WAKA with the wise words

These are the type of questions you ask as a kid but then social stigmas steer you away from being this open so you’re questions become boring and with the intention of appeasing others. Great interview on both sides

As someone who grew up listening to Waka it's so refreshing to see a REAL gangster break the stigma that being 'real' means you have to be a super tough guy. He goes to show that toxic masculinity is the death of this generation. Finding happiness is finding yourself and making the most of the short time we have here on this earth. Remember, he was Gucci Mane's shooter back when Gucci was beefing everything and anyone who crossed his path so seeing how far he's come and his growth as a man is something the youth of today should take note of. As an interviewer you did an amazing job and I can't wait to see what else you have in store for 2024!

Never expected to relate to him so much. "It's even hard to cry bc I know God got me".

Everything Waka is saying is exactly how I have moved to live my life too. Super cool hearing someone on the same timeline and perspective on life. I’m 27 and I agree, even if you had wisdom when you were younger there is no respect. What an eye opening truth bomb.