In the single “It’s Funky” J Diggs addresses the fans of Messy Marv, and also takes a shot at SF Rapper/Entrepreneur JT The Bigga Figga. To a bigger surprise he also took an aim at rapper MDot80.

The single is controversial and he comments on the Mozzy vs Philthy Rich beef, and for the first time instigates the Mozzy camp by claiming his longtime friendship with CML Lavish D.

With all the beef and Bay Area divide, give the song a listen and give a comment in the YouTube and tell us how you feel.

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ProfitTheCappo: My stage name came in high school. A mentor asked what I want in life I said to Profit the Most. Right then I took that as my name. Then I was dubbed Capo by Mond Mullah and Dom P, so I became Profit the Cappo. The second P is for the 16th letter, and to stand out from the crowd. Profit the Most is my name but Profit The Cappo is my title.

ABM: What inspired you to pursue being a music artist as a career?

ProfitTheCappo: My inspiration came when I realized that music is like magic. The smartest math professor couldn’t make a great song even if he applied all his knowledge. Music comes from the soul. When you find it you can use it to tell stories, paint pictures, heal people, spread information and so much more. I have a lot to say and a lot I’ve been through. Music has been with me my whole life. I just want to get better and better. I learn and appreciate the game from those before me.

ABM: What do you typically rap about?

ProfitTheCappo: I only rap about what I have done and what I have been through. I don’t do the fake rapping and lying about shit I ain’t got. Don’t matter how nice it sound on the mic. My life and day to day stories is what I breathe on the track.

ABM: What are you currently working on?

ProfitTheCappo: Currently working on TrapAge mixtape with me cousin West side MOE. That’s dropping next year. We have champagne Season out now on wiseupmusic.com and The Straight Outta Wakanda mixtape coming next year with me and my brothers. A lot of content coming very soon.

ABM: Whats your last visual release people can check out, tell us about it!

ProfitTheCappo: My last release was a song called “Price down”. That one is also on our website wiseupmusic.com . I dropped it earlier this summer. It’s about how I use to rock with some one but then they dipped on me or didn’t believe the dream and now they wanna come back because I’m up, but now their price is down. Meaning like stock I rose and got better over time and they dropped in value. And overall things will never be the same and I have to accept that no matter how I feel about it. It’s a deep song. Anybody in the game can relate one way or the other. Listen to it. And let me know people- yes I’m talking to y’all that’s reading this. Haha

ABM: Any upcoming ventures you wanna let the fans know about?

ProfitTheCappo: Upcoming ventures include a 2019 tour and some events also. People can expect to have a good time whenever I show up. Also We have a Large recording studio in Las Vegas called @wiseupstudios look it up on IG and let us know whenever you in town. It’s a 10 room luxurious laboratory. I happened to be The President and part owner so don’t be afraid to hit me up. We already had people like Pooh Hefner, J Diggs, San Quinn, Livewire, Rappin 4-Tay, and a bunch of other people come all the time. Just to mention a few Bay natives.

ABM: Any last words or shout outs?

ProfitTheCappo: Shout out the the whole camp WiseMafia. Good look on All Bay for getting this interview on lock. Shout out my family and Domp and Mond Mullah for putting me in the game. Wise up.

ABM: How can people reach you?

ProfitTheCappo: People can find me by typing Profit The Cappo on google or Wizeuptv on YouTube for videos. We are also on Spotify and Apple Music. My Instagram is @profitthecappo follow me and Never forget knowledge is power so Wise up.

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Oni Montana: Oni Montana and Oni The One & Only, I have two names because I have 2 personalities as a rapper. Oni Montana is my rap name, when I’m spitting real bars and talkin that shit. My uncle KT The Boss actually gave me that name around the time Future came out with “Tony Montana” So I jus ran with it. I use the Tony Montana thang in reference to the dope music I make because ima “Dope rhyme dealer” like Mac Dre use to say. While Oni The One & Only is when I’m singing and harmonizing with the auto tune on my R&P shit not R&B lol basically for the women/Bitchs because there is a difference.

ABM: Has anything happened in your life that led to the decision of becoming a musician?

Oni Montana: I had this same vision in my head ever since middle school that I would be a rapper. I always knew it was apart of my plan. I actually was selling and recording my own mixtapes In middle school, recording off my nighas dads turntables in a garage rappin off of instrumentals. I use to rap battle kids in the school house and I always turned heads and surprised people when I opened my mouth because growing up I was hella quiet but not when it was my turn to rap. I always knew this is what I wanted to do. But back in 2008 when my older brother died I told myself I would make it for him because he was one of my number one fans and he really believed in me when it came to music so I made a promise to myself and him that ima stick to this music no matter what. I’m determined to make it it’s Destiny for me.

ABM: How did you get your start in the hip hop scene?

Oni Montana: Been rappin since middle school like I said. Selling my mixtapes and hella shit at the school house burning it off the homies computer. But I got influenced at a very early age because of all the musical talent in my family. My uncles was the Booya Tribe so they one of my many inspirations and one of the true pioneers of West Coast Hip Hop and Polynesian artists. Growing up seeing them just made me believe I could do it. First real studio I went to was with my uncle R Cade and uncle H mob of Uce Duce. I use to ride around with them while they would bust they moves and pick up they CDs basically jus soaking up game about the independent rap game that was going on in the Bay Area. In high school my uncle Swann FREE UNKS by the way, use to come pick me up from my papa house in West Pittsburg and take me to SwampKats studio in Concord and I jus sit down and soak up more game. Fast forward to 2015 my cousin Stone P got released out of prison and we been pushing this Thizz Island shit ever since. Got the blessing from the cuddie and we just been rocking really tryna push this movement and put on for our people S/O my nigha Diggs by the way

ABM: Where are you from, and what was it like growing up there?

Oni Montana: I’m from Pittsburg California in the east bay. I’m from a small town but we not small minded. I feel like we was different from other places we have our own way we talk, how we carry ourselves, the way we dress. We was saying BRO and use to get made fun of for it now look everybody says it now lol so basically we trend setters and way ahead of our time. We jus fly and peezy and got a whole bunch of game about us. It’s a lot of crime and poverty in my city but I’m hoping to change that and bring something positive back to my city and it will all start with the music . We real family oriented everybody know each other so although it’s a lot of hate it’s a lot of love too but they say life is all about balance. One thing about my city is growing up we had a huge music scene it was litt we had the Ghetto Stars, Mob Figaz, and A-wax. I use to see signs full of stickers with my favorite rappers on it. My cousin Noah and Tau put me on all the new music so I just had a sense of pride being from Pittsburg, especially with all the dope music that came from my city. So I just knew one day I was gonna be one of them nighas when I got older.

ABM: What do you typically rap about?

Oni Montana: Anything that’s on my mind when I hear the beat. I make mood music, so however I feel at the time is what I’m finna rap about. I try to express myself as much as possible thru my music and I’ll hit every subject because your emotions are subject to change. So I feel I’m very versatile when it’s come to my songs because of all the different feelings, emotions, pain and happiness, all that I have endured in life is all a reflection of my music. I like to harmonize and fuck with the auto tune but I also got real life bars and I actually know how to rap like The Jacka said whatever happen to coming dope? That’s all I’m tryna do is push this dope music and bring some pride back in this rap shit. Word to the Jack.

ABM: What are your last full length releases people can go check out right now?

Oni Montana: I got the Oral Sex Mixtape hosted by J Diggs. The meaning behind the name of the tape is I’m basically making love to the music orally lol But than I got a tape with my cousin Quad High out the city Called “Plugged in” also I jus recently dropped a new single “No Where” produced by High Volume out of Ohio. I gotta bunch of shit coming tho so stay tuned . We really pushing this Thizz Island and #FlyUcen movement tryna put on for all the polys.

ABM: What are you currently working on?

Oni Montana: Workin on the Polynesian Prince Album that’s coming real soon. And after that I plan on dropping a EP with my producer High Volume. Me and my lil cousin Samoan Joe gotta project in the works, he out of Pittsburg Cali too. He dope, make sure y’all check him out. I gotta few tracks with ScottieNoPippen one of the most slept on artist out the bay but we def gon turn it up on they ass once they hear this new shit, and I got a island reggae single coming out just in time for summer with my USO Flex that thang going crazy. I ain’t gon lie so I got hella shit in the works, plus a bunch of visuals I’m finna drop. My plan is to just really stay in y’all face this year. Consistency is the key to victory they say, so I’m just tryna be consistent.

ABM: Whats your last visual release people can check out, tell us about it.

Oni Montana: Latest visual is a track called “No where” produced from my big bro High Volume. We filmed it in Vegas with my nigga Buck The Genius aka White Gold s/o to bro by the way. But we filmed it in Vegas basically jus showing a walk thru of my life from the liquor store to the Vegas strip to the studio. We actually shot some of the footage at a bbq for my big bra ED CAINE like a one year memorial type shit so Rest in Paradise to my bro. He was one of them guys who always told me “Oni you dope nephew, stick to that music shit” like he really would push a nigha and get on me about staying on my music shit and staying out the way.

ABM: What is your ultimate goal at the end of your career?

Oni Montana: I wanna be able to inspire people with my music. I want to show people that if you can dream it, you can be it. Anything is possible if you put your mind to it. I’m trying to set the foundation for all my people. Plant the seed that will grow a tree of opportunities and it will all start with the music than branch off to other things like clothing, get into movies etc Basically opening more doors for Polynesian artist in the entertainment industry. I really want to give back to the people, create jobs, build community centers, buy properties and open up businesses in our communities. I truly believe that this music shit is capable of creating all that and then some. I wanna be like No limit or Cash Money records you know? Follow the same blue print Master P had. Get on my Nipsey shit, You know? Be a mogul and not just a rapper. Feel me? Like the shit 2pac was intending to do, that’s where I know this shit will turn to, GOD willing and I won’t stop until we there.

ABM: How can people reach you?

Oni Montana: Oni Montana everything
Soundcloud: OniMontana
IG: OniMontana
Snapchat: OniMontana
YouTube: OniMontana

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ABM: What is your brand name/ rap name? Tell us the story behind it?

Montana: : Montana Montana Montana

ABM: Tell us what happened in your life that led to the decision of you becoming a musician?

Montana:: I want the world to remember my lagacy

ABM: How did you get started in the music business

Montana: I met J-Diggs and he gave me a deal thru is T-Team label and sub divison of the late Mac Dre’s Thizz Nation Ent.

ABM: Where are you from, and what was it like growing up there?

Montana: Bakersfield C.A. but a lot of my family are from the Bay Area so Holidays, birthdays, and release dates is crazy

ABM: What do you typically make music about?

Montana: whole lot of Gang shit. come get money wit me

ABM: What are you currently working on?

Montana: working on a album called “MONTANA” released thru Rapbay / Urbanlife distribution

ABM: What is your ultimate goal at the end of your career?

Montana: Have a successful music imprent that help upcoming artist like a new version of Rap-A-Lot Records

ABM: What is your biggest inspiration for what you do?

Montana: My daughters

ABM: Tell us something about you most people don’t know.

Montana: I freestyle alot of my songs then edit at the end of the session

ABM: How can people reach you?

Montana: snap chat @PezzyMontana
instagram @ReallyNotaRapper

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Being homegrown into Northern California’s world renown cannabis industry has given Chris Christopher a birds eye view on the evolving cannabis culture, and his reputation and credibility is evolving to a status where he is showing alarming potential at growing his brand into a respected one, thats all off releasing his first debut album THC.

With Chris Christopher’s “THC” the album, the music will hold weight over time, with all the production handled by Mob Figaz super producer RobLo, the album hits home to California’s local weed and music scenes, and is celebrated with an all star cast of some of the most beloved and respected California artists in the industry. Not to mention being presented by one of the Bay Area’s most respected producers, Rob Lo.

On the album there is a dope video shot for the single “Fast Lane” featuring Joe Blow and Rob Lo, don’t sleep on it. Along with that, our most stand out song is the motivational track “Big Business” starring Rob Lo. Nothing but a deep visual behind the lyrics, and surely a music video needs to be on the way!

Overall the album is a well crafted smokers masterpiece, and to us is now considered a Bay Area classic album. Something to be proud of if your truly a “Homegrown Californian”.

Chris Christopher’s “THC: Thoroughly High Compositions” features Berner, B-Legit, J-Diggs, Equipto, Michael Marshall, Ampichino & many more! Give it a listen!

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J. Diggs of Thizz Ent. brings us a new motion picture for his new single “2nd Guessin” featuring Young Global and Sb Shmack! Watch the 3 parlay at the golf course while eating prawns and lobsters accompanied by a few friends! The hit is off J. Diggs latest “90 Day House Arrest Project”.

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Vallejo artist and Crack Baby Ent. all star Mac Duna brings you his newest album entitled, “Crack Baby 3: Young Crest Sider”. Since Duna from the crest side it was only right for him to pay homage with the album title. Filled with 7 slaps featuring SOB x RBE, B-Legit, J-Diggs and more.

Click here to buy Mac Duna – Crack Baby 3: Young Crest Sider

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Black Market records presents a single off D-Lo’s joint album with the label. Make sure you listen to “Aint Fuckin Wit You” featurig Thizz/Vallejo rapper, J-Diggs! You can’t do anything with people that arent about business, or got them nasty priors. Juneonna Beat did his thang with the beat, make sure to share!

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Livewire Records and AOB Present Pooh Hefner’s latest album after his “Hef Stay Workin” release! Pooh shows the fans he really workin on the new “P Edition” Down to the Wire series! The Richmond artist gives us a 14 track album with guest appearances from J.Stalin,  J-Diggs, BlueJeans, Beeda Weeda and more. Be sure to get your copy today!

Click here to buy Pooh Hefner – The P Edition

Tracklist:

1. Back n Forth
2. Keep It Pimpin (feat. Get Choze)
3. Bankroll
4. She Don’t Wanna F*g No More (feat. Mac Heem)
5. Skating on Em
6. Folks Alert (feat. Bluejeans & Preddy Boy)
7. Have Dat ft. Bay Boyz
8. That’s All I Know (feat. Hyph & Get Choze)
9. Paper Chase (feat. Gino & Steve Joe)
10. Curtains (feat. J. Stalin)
11. Head First (feat. J. Stalin, J-Diggs & Beeda Weeda)
12. Stop Lying (feat. Mac Mois)
13. Get a Dose (feat. Money Magic)
14. Middle Chick (feat. Tung Lot)

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