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Tell these people about this mother course because I just can't squeeze a good, even just one. Like, where do I go to get this $100,000 credit card? One of you mother[ __ ] got to tell me, you know what I'm saying? Or how do I go get that [ __ ]? That's all I really need to know.
But, you know that—no, no, no, hold on. My [ __ ] just got [ __ ] taken down three hours ago. Yo, I might just have to give—I might just have to give you the sauce on that.
So basically, bro, look, when it comes to personal credit, bro, if you got a low score—let's say if your score is 500—the very first thing you need to do is see what's wrong with your credit. Clean it. That's why I came out with a metro2ban.com AI software that will literally let you clean people's credit and fix your own credit. It's AI. Instead of you giving [ __ ] 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, you can let an AI fix your credit and your homies' credit and charge them.
Second, you start getting trade lines. Trade line supply or any of this [ __ ]—but what's a trade line though? A trade line is somebody else's high-ass score you can piggyback on. So if Mike had a trade line, well, a credit card for 20 years, right, and with a $100,000 limit, I can get on it. It's called a trade line. I can get on his credit, and then it'll report on my [ __ ] banks finding out.
So what you'll do is you'll mix a primary and a trade line together so you can finesse the banks. It's a method too, y'all. You feel me? They can make this into a course.
So look, after that, once your credit score gets to an $800, 'cause you will add $50,000 trade lines, right? You feel me? Once you add them trade lines, your [ __ ] is going to shoot up crazy on the point side, long as the trade lines are over 10 to 20 years old 'cause you can buy age.
Now, most of the people that's in the chats probably go open up brand new LLCs. We don't buy brand new LLCs; we buy aged LLCs or aged corporations.
Receipt: once you buy age—age meaning that if you come to meet T and you ask me for $100,000 and I don't know you that well, probably not. But if I knew you for three years, I'm going to give you that $100,000, right? Something like that.
So that's the same way a bank works. A bank works just like that. You buy an aged corporation, then we can add this whole room on your corporation, right? T and everybody should open up 10 banking accounts. If we get everybody in the room to open up 10 banking accounts and we put a big-ass primary on the business, everybody should be able to get $100,000 per banking account.
We do the math: so 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12—we got almost $20 million in a room just off your corporation alone. You feel me? That's the finesse of credit. That's how people are getting 20, 30, 40 million.
Your corporation, first, you got to have an 800 credit score. You lock your personal credit, you open up an aged business. After you open up an aged business, you find somebody who got business trade lines, business primaries. You add the primaries on there. You put a whole lot of people on one corporation.
When you put all these people on one corporation, make everybody go open up 10 banking accounts each—the ones that's giving away free money, Navy Federal and all these other credit unions—and just apply for credit cards for each one. Make sure everybody's credit score in the room is over 800. I guarantee you, we talking 20, 30, 40 million in credit easy.
So everybody is using all that thing. This is the secrets. I just gave the whole secrets to this [ __ ]. Everybody go listen. Everybody on the chat, they go open up. I got my LLC. I got my LLC. That don't mean anything.
And stop giving y'all money to these people acting like they can fix y'all credit. If you want to know how to fix your own credit, metro2ban.com—that is an AI software that will literally clean everybody's credit in the room without you doing [ __ ].
Then guess what you could do? You can act now. You can go to Fiverr. When you go to Fiverr, you can say, "You know what? I clean credit." You don't clean credit; this whole AI cleans credit. But I can fix everybody's credit in the room and say I clean credit, literally with an AI.
So most people be hating so fast, they not even catching the game. Catch the game, then owe me later 'cause I'm going to still make the money. So it's better to just catch the game. Let me use Kev for this free game, you know what I mean?
Go get an AI that's going to clean everybody's credit. I'mma act like I can make the flyer. I'mma shoot my followers up, you know what I mean? Yeah, just teach everybody how to clean credit and have a good life, man.
A lot of people got student loans and [ __ ]—all this [ __ ] that you taking off your credit. Yes, you will still owe it, but it will not be on your credit to go bust your moves to get your car, get your home, get your credit card, get your loan. That's what these dummies don't understand.
So once it's off, it's off. Then we start the building process: primaries, trade lines together. Your credit score goes up. Lock it, business, you feel me? Aged. Put a couple people on there. You might trust five people; that's still five M.
Yeah, we talking 10 banking accounts or better, you know what I'm saying? And learn how to work the credit card process. This [ __ ] is so easy. Money is out here.
But then once you do that, you got to learn how to work together though. That's all. That's all you—you learn, you get you a good CPA, and y'all work that [ __ ] like magic, G. You know what I'm saying?
So I just really gave him the freest game in the world that I charge for. But you know what I mean? We back on F, man. They better stop playing, fol.
Yeah, ain't no [ __ ] never came in this [ __ ] told me no [ __ ] like that. I'm not even—yeah, I'm not even playing with you. You don't see him playing that [ __ ]. Not playing.
Going back, they better—hey, we going to keep trolling them with the BBL [ __ ] though, but we definitely smart as hell. They better picture everybody know Batman Kev.
Yeah, we GNA keep—if you don't know Mike Baron, you know Batman Kev. So stop playing. And Batman Kev is [ __ ] with Mike Mar, the real [ __ ] with the real. The fake [ __ ] with the fake.
Credit mean he watching me go up every year. I mean, they not blind. I'm sure they know what's going on. But a lot of people, they not—pay ATT the money. Chicago to LA, that [Music] pipeline.
Oh God, hey T, you know how much money out here for every—for all of us in this room with credit? It's too much money. Like, you got to start treating people as business partners instead of just friends.
We could all be business partners on labels and on corporations and stuff like that. It's real, bro. They giving you money if you smart enough to get it. They'll give it to you.
Yeah, ain't no [ __ ] way to get up what I'm saying. Like, when I—I'm not even playing. Like, of course my chat going to troll. They going to—you say, but [ __ ] that's real. That's really trying to listen. That's really trying to do something, you feel me?
As far as starting a business, open the business, open the trade line of credit, feel me? Starting the LLC, corporations—get [ __ ] this. This is [ __ ] that's really trying to get it.
Rather how their appearance look or how people appearance look, [ __ ] do be expecting you to be in a suit or, you know, some sandals. Scam your ass up. Like, my own people, like, I really need—like, tell me what's going on.
All you got to do is give me, you know what I'm saying? Just give me a little bit. Then once you get a little bit, then you can take it as and do what you need to do though, you feel me?
You know why a lot of people H back to you? I feel like a lot of—even in the chats, I feel like a lot of people think everything is a scam. And then they look up and they 42, 45, 46, and then they like, "Damn, you know what? I should have just listened to Kevo."
You know what I mean? Like, everybody comes around, has great credit, nice cars, nice condos. And it 'cause all it starts with is just discipline, you feel me?
Once you get disciplined to clean your credit, whatever you—credit is more important than money right now. So we got to understand that first, I said, you know what I mean?
Because we can get a lot of money, but then the credit is like, I rather get the free money first and then say you save your money and spend their money. But you have to know how to invest it properly, you do.
And if you know what I'm saying, if you feel like a [ __ ] trolling or whatever the case may be, in order to get—in order for me to get my house for what I was doing, you feel me? Somebody had to clean my credit, you know?
Feel me? Put the trade lines on the credit, you feel me? Like, you feel me? The points had to go up, and then once it go up, then we take it to the bank, you feel me?
The bank say, "Okay, you know what I'm saying? Here it go. Check it out." You feel me? Like, that's how you got to do it, you know what I'm saying?
But a lot—I didn't know nothing about that, primaries. I didn't know nothing about that, you feel me? Like, and going to go get these credit cards. Even because even when I'm talking to my mama, I'm like, "Look, we on Navy Federal." But Navy Federal ain't giving me enough.
How do I really get the chil? It's a way you got to play Navy Federal. You just got to go in there and you just got to—you know what a merchant is, right?
Yeah, so if you—all those banking accounts you open up, make sure you ask for a merchant. And you just got to run an amount of money to another bank with another. They want to know that you really rocking with them.
Sometimes you might keep 20, 30 in there and just like, "Man, okay, let me get a 20, $30,000 credit card. Hurry up and max it out, hurry up and pay it back and say this ain't enough."
You can literally call them in the next few days and say, "My limit is too low." You know what? That's a 50 ball. You have to climb the ladder. Just like when I first got my very first car on credit, I started off with a $50,000 car. Then it was a $75,000 car, and it steady goes up.
The more they—you deal with them, the more money they'll give you. It's a trust factor. That's why I say the old, the aged corporation. Most people don't know about aged corporations. They start off with a new corp. Now they got to wait two, three years anyway.
I don't have two, three years. I was right now, T. We getting older, you feel me? So get a few corporations. You might get a Lamborghini. You might get a house. You want everything in different corporations or LLCs, however you want to do your business.
I prefer— I prefer corps, you know what I mean? It just depending on what type of fund you going for. And if you trying to get a lot of employees on your company, you can do stuff a different way.
A lot of people is not on that level of thinking yet, but if you want the bag, that's how they going to give it to you. But yeah, people was telling me that corps is better than the LLCs, N2 one, because you can put your kids on there too and thinking, you know, using as employees and [ __ ] like that.
But they were saying the corporations was better than LLCs just for tax purposes too if you moving around a lot like that, you feel me?
So no, this is very knowledgeable information. This, you know, this is the basic [ __ ] though too. But some—I feel like a lot of even like the basic [ __ ] people don't know.
Problem: people don't know. I damn—I don't know, man. Listen, 90% of people don't know what a trade line is, bro. You'll be surprised. I'm surprised you know, but it's a lot of people don't know.
I'm telling you, like to this day, I be like, "You know a TR?" They be like, "A trade line? What's that, Kev?" I just got turned. I learned about trade lines this year. See, John, John turned.
But I'm trying to tell you, that's not a normal thing. I came up with some, Kev. I just thought about it. You take T with his money he got and his structure, his [ __ ]—you fix everything for him.
You, yeah, your manager right here, you fix everything for him. You let him be the shining example 'cause he already—that's easy. I can fix it in two weeks.
But then you have everybody go, "Him, see to pay us basle [ __ ] the [ __ ] cour [ __ ]." So look, this how this credit [ __ ] came about.
Let's see if we can sell it. [ __ ] T got a problem he want to solve. This how the credit cleaning [ __ ] you know the credit cleaning [ __ ] started to become illegal, like 'cause [ __ ] was scamming [ __ ] here, taking two, three, $4,000 from them.
Yeah, so that's why we came out with an AI, you know what I mean? So it's basically like you just giving a person the opportunity to just do it themselves.
And then if they want to start putting people—like, let's say if I want to do bro [ __ ] bro [ __ ] her [ __ ] her [ __ ]—you put them all in the AI system, and the AI literally cleans their [ __ ] within a month, you know what I mean?
Then we start adding the trade lines, primaries, and stuff like that because what you got—you always got to think, okay, like me, I always—I'm in 2024, 2025, 2026, my mind.
So I'll be like, "Okay, what's next for credit cleaning?" You don't want to be paying a [ __ ] and then steady calling like, "Are you almost done cleaning my credit?" You feel me? I don't got time for that.
So I rather the AI does what it really supposed to do. You're going to put your information in there. It's going to separate the bad from the good and take it off, you know what I mean?
Of course, you're still going to owe what you owe, but who cares? You just trying to do the bust your move. Mhmm, that's all that matter.
Yeah, and it's like, it's the tree, you know what I'm saying? So once you bust your move, you get what you get. You got the primaries, you got the age, year, I mean, whatever the case may be.
Like you said, once I put everybody on there, then they go and open their bank accounts, then they get a—we—this—let me tell you what they do when they—I'm yeah, I'm C some mil in here.
So this—okay, you ever seen—like me, I was looking for real estate in Dubai, right? And it was like they was like, "Man, yeah, this Asian company, they just bought the whole 105th floor."
Right? And you know what I thought? I said, "Man, all they ass got on one corporation with a good credit and said, 'Yeah, we want all this.'" And it didn't matter because of their credit.
They didn't have to go in their banking account and touch the money or anything like that. It was strictly off of credit. Damn, you feel me?
'Cause like you got to learn how to—like just like we learn how to get the money, you got to learn the credit sauce too. They give millions and millions, and people like, "Oh, well, what if you're 50, 60 million in debt?"
It's actually called good debt. It's better to be in debt. You got cash flow though. Got cash flow.
Yeah, I'd rather be a billion dollars in debt right now. And tell me why—let's break this down, man. That's crazy, man.
Why would you rather be a billion dollars in debt? 'Cause I hear that a lot too, you feel me? Because, okay, for so—listen, let's say if I go to the bank right now tomorrow and they say, "Okay, cool, we'll give you a billion dollars in—it's on a 60 to a 80-year loan," right?
I nor—I'm be dead. He got—yeah, so I'mma live really great until I die. And then hopefully I can control money, you know, to be able to hand it over to my family.
But you going to put everything in the trust and say, "Okay, if something happens with me, they going to take care of it." But if not, oh well.
That's when the—this is what rich ways, right? You just say, "Okay, cool, I can't do it no more." Bankruptcy, it's that simple. That's how finessed out.
That's how you know you're really rich 'cause if you can't afford it, bankruptcy. Simply, Kev, let me back up though. Let me back up.
You say that though—before you say that, I filed bankruptcy. There it is. Damn, and I just told [ __ ] you really got to have chil, you know what I mean?
Like, well, it's a lot of [ __ ] that that D B bankruptcy that ain't really got no money. But at this point, I really had chil. You know what I'm saying?
I had to get away from that. I was like, "You know what? I might not can't handle that." Press the [Applause] button.
Let me tell you what people do though, bro. They get like—they got five, six different corps, and this one might have 100 million, this one got 500 million, this one got 400 million.
You might file bankruptcy on this company, okay, that you got all them crazy-ass loans out of, but you still rich as hell on these corps. That's—I bet you they didn't know that.
Okay, they can't go after you. No trust. It's trust and all. That's why you hire lawyers for it. You hire lawyers for—hold on, Kev. Kev, that's one way though. That's one way.
Okay, I'm going to ask a weird question, man. How many people in the room grow up rich? Okay, what do they teach in the lower-class family? I'm talking about financial.
Go to work, be at work. Don't get a credit card if you don't got it. Don't spend it, right? Yeah, don't get—Uncle Joey told me when I was 10 years old, "Hey, you got any credit cards?" No credit cards. Hell no.
If you ain't got no money, don't spend it, right? You ask Kev, "Hey man, what would you do if your bank will give you a billion?" He said, "I will take that [ __ ] right, dog."
If I want to get a business, if I want to get a McLaren, if I want to get whatever the [ __ ]—instead of me putting up the [ __ ], I go into debt, damn near at zero low interest.
I take the [ __ ] bank's money or the credit card's money, and then I fund it, and then I keep working. I'm still getting cash. That's the whole thing.
So the whole thing with the lower class is it's broken. Don't get a credit card. Don't go to debt. The only reason why the debt is bad is 'cause [ __ ] are buying Gucci [ __ ] that they cannot afford.
I went to Gucci, bam, five bands. Now I'm [ __ ] 'cause I can never pay that [ __ ] back. So a cat like Kev or a cat like me, Kev, you know I'm going to tell him what you said.
"Hey man, this lack is kind of nice, man. Let me go get five lacks and put them out in [ __ ] Miami or in the A," right?
Yeah, he's going to go to debt. I know you can pay for that [ __ ]—he's going to go in debt, and those cars are going to go make money, and he's cash flowing.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying though? So rather than buying into an investment with the debt, they're just spending on [ __ ]?
Yes. All right, so let me ask you this question just about just a living trust and how a living trust would work, you know what I'm saying?
And orchestrating a living trust and how would you do that? Do you—should you talk to a lawyer or do you, you know what I'm saying? Like just go to a person to, you know, open a living trust for you, you know, and just try to do basic work?
No, I think you should just hire a lawyer. First, you got to vision yourself at that level of where you trying to get to, you know what I mean?
So you can't go in there like, "Man, I don't even got much going on." But I feel like you should put yourself in place with the lawyer and get everything handled from there.
'Cause if you really going to set up the play, like, "Okay, well, I'm going to go get a few people on the company. I'm going to go have them open up these banking accounts. We all put in these primaries and trades."
You know, you're going to get to that point because you're going to have an advisor. Let's say if it's myself, I'mma tell you exactly what to do, how to do it, you know what I mean?
Which way to go, when to apply for the credit cards 'cause everything has a certain time you apply for. 'Cause if you want one inquiry, you might apply for 10 credit cards at the same time.
It's just different ways of doing things, you know what I mean? People so stuck in a basic way, so they think so basic, so they feel like nothing is possible.
And oh, I have to—like, you know, every single person right now that's on the chat has something on their credit card, right? They have something on their credit that needs to be removed, you know what I mean?
So if you got the Metro 2 system, right T, and somebody—everybody on the chat needs something removed, that means that I just made you a credit cleaning guy with an AI software, and you don't know how to clean a damn solar credit.
Credit—you get me? A no credit at all, but the AI system, he just made damn near four, five, $600,000 just off taking one thing. Somebody want this off, somebody want that off, you feel me?
So these are the type of ways, finesses you need to get. Just know about life. Life is all finessed out to me. Just like how you inbt $1 billion, but you can just go f brain.
Cy, that should be like you don't go to jail behind [ __ ] or nothing, you know what I mean? Like that let you know that it's the world that's scammed out, right?
They'll let you run up all this debt, and then if you can't afford it in debt, you know that got way that you can hide taxes and do this. And if you go get this donation and if you go—come on, bro.
All this [ __ ] is scammed out. Everybody call everything a scam, don't they? But the world we in though, the food we eat—like, no, they telling you, "Yeah, you eat this chicken nuggets, you're going to die."
And [ __ ] at McDonald's right now, line. It's a big commercial on that [ __ ] to just a he [ __ ] you can eat.
Look, hey, bro, they spend $1 billion a month to scam us, and don't nobody ain't nobody talking about her or nothing. They just study dying, and damn, grandma got cancer 'cause she a—you know what I'm saying?
Come on, G. Chad, I'mma talk to y'all chat. I'm going to talk to y'all. You feel me?
Listen up, like, you know what I'm saying? We all can see y'all on the screen. I see a lot of [ __ ]. I see some people saying facts. I see some people [ __ ] with Kevo, you feel me?
And my boy right here, but it's a lot of people talking about, "No, he's lying. He's this. He's that. Or a scam or this and that and the other."
And I would really like the—yeah, I am reading the chat. I love y'all, you know what I'm saying? This is why it's live, you know what I'm saying? We interacting with [ __ ] that if he would have posted this video, it would have been comments.
But you [ __ ] is actually commenting in real time, so I actually want to know why y'all think what they're saying is a scam.
Let's just go—let's just start from Kevo. Why do y'all think what Kevo is saying is a scam about credit? Let in—rather than telling me, saying he's capping or he doesn't know what he's talking about or this, that, you know what I'm saying?
Uh, Iceberg, I see he's not lying, you know what I'm saying? A lot—I see that, you feel me? These is AD homies. They are ad homies. They my homies too, you feel me?
Shout out to everybody in this [ __ ]. Um, damn, and the [ __ ] said I had on a fake chain. Wow, the chain look fake to you? Maybe T should hold it or something.
Let me know, let me know in this [ __ ] 'cause I want to know both sides. It might be—it might be something that you heard, you feel me, that I don't know what I'm talking about.
So let me know in this [ __ ] sting in the back. Yeah, he want to come to the camera on you [ __ ] or something, gang. Like, let me know.
Yeah, damn, yeah, this [ __ ] heavy. That [ __ ] is heavy.