“Big Head SPEAKS OUT: ‘They Said I Got RAN OUT of Baton Rouge!’ 🔥 BR vs Detroit”

Hinzugefügt: 2026-05-18

[00:00:00]This your man's Big Head the Dome Doctor. Man, I just want to clear some things up for you cuz y'all really need to know, man. I'm certified in the streets, in the D, and in the BRC. I'm certified in the can, and I'm certified on the beats, man. I'm certified in the struggle, and I'm certified in the hustle. I'm certified all way around the board, my G. So, look, check this out.

[00:00:20]See, ain't no [ __ ] f to run me nowhere, none of that, man. I always been a brave [ __ ] man. I stand on all 10. I'm not scared of nobody. So keep that in mind man before you go to talking about oh big head and this and that he and Detroit cuz this and that man Detroit is sweet man. You heard me. You could cop a zap or that smoke in Detroit and smoke freely how you want to man. In Detroit man you heard me. They ain't tripping about no zaps or no smoking or none of that man. You can go buy groceries with cash and pay no tax in Detroit man.

[00:00:55]Yeah. In Detroit. Yeah. They got See, when Detroit collapsed, you heard me, the black people, the Calaldanss, and the Mexicans rebuilt it. They built it back. You heard me? Now, don't get me wrong, the Caucasians stood in the back with the ownership and the power them and the Asians, but they still rebuilt it. You heard me? Detroit been rebuilt.

[00:01:22]You heard me? They have a lot of black businesses that hire black men. It ain't just the businesses that that the other people own that just hire women and be ripping them and all that. No, man. It's equal opportunity in Detroit, man. The roads might be bad. You heard me? But that's it. Everything else is just opportunity, man. So why I mean, bro, you can catch a murder charge, get convicted, and get 20 to life. You don't get mandatory life. You heard me? It's all kind of things that goes on down south in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. That's sweet in Detroit, Michigan, man. You heard me? You could get a Airbnb in Detroit and you couldn't get it in Baton Rouge, man. Like, you know, like it's it's real sweet, man. You heard me?

[00:02:10]Like, it the air they got like plants and all that, but it ain't all toxic.

[00:02:16]The air fresher, they got more animals running around. It just ain't cats and dogs running around, man. You see rabbits, you see black squirrels, you see wolverines, you see beavers, you see, you know, owls, you see hawks, you see I mean, you see all moosees, deers, you see all that, man. Like, it's sweet in Detroit, man. And and this what I want to let y'all know because this the most important thing. see in Baton Rouge. Nah, I got a lot of no love, fake love, tough love, you know, like I got a lot of that kind of love. You heard me? So I said to myself, like maybe if I go get some Detroit love, it'll be real love.

[00:03:10]So that's why I'm in Detroit. I want some real love. I don't want I'm tired of that fake love and that tough love and that no love and that you know that that where you're from love and all that. See in Baton Rouge I have to be big. See in Detroit I could be Desawn man. That's sweet when you could just be Dan Man bro. I could be Desan in um Detroit. Detroit Dan. So we go together, man. So shout out to Baton Rouge, man. I love Baton Rouge, you heard me? I got Baton Rouge right here. But Detroit the place for me, man. You heard me? Like this is where a lot of people can come and be a better person and get a fair opportunity, get their life together. I mean, you know, like even the veterinarians or the vets, whatever they call them, you know, they take they took care of the the older people that went through all those drug epidemics and all that, man. Focus Hope got them.

[00:04:16]They took care of. You heard me. The only problem is like with the mental health because, you know, everybody got their own mind. But other than that, man, Detroit sweet, man. Shout out to the Pistons. Shout out to the Lions.

[00:04:29]Shout out to the Red Wings. Shout out to the Tigers. Shout out to the Wolverines.

[00:04:32]Shout out to Michigan State. Shout out to everybody. You heard me? Because Detroit is on a up and up. You heard me?

[00:04:40]The casinos, they getting it in. You heard me? The Fox Theater always jumping every Sunday, every Saturday. You know, like everything is in motion in Detroit.

[00:04:50]Shout out to all the rap artists. Even though ain't none of them reached out. I ain't tripping on that. Shout out to all the rap artists from Detroit from what y'all doing because y'all doing a lot too. So, I just want everybody to know in Baton Rouge, man, it's sweet in Detroit. I love Detroit. I ain't got to worry about stupid pulling up on me, trying to rrestle me down with no blunt or none of that, man. So, y'all keep y'all head up. Y'all tough it out. Y'all thug it out. Y'all stay in the bitterness and in the sadness and in the struggle. And you know, if y'all want to live that way, fine, man. But I don't want to live that way, man. I don't want to live like that, man. Y'all, I mean, people know that, you know, if they pretending or if they faking or if they, you know, they know, man. Like, you can look around and see, man. If you look at any of my post, you don't see none of the people that I helped, none of the people I was around, none of the people that I grew up with. You don't see none of them liking anything, man. So, you tell me, you heard me, where I should be, where I supposed to be. Cuz I ain't did nothing but help people. I ain't never I ain't never hurt nobody's child.

[00:05:57]I ain't never got nobody's child hurt.

[00:06:00]None of that, man. Like all I did when when when they left with me, I brought them back home safe. You heard me? Like I showed I led by example what real was.

[00:06:12]I showed them how to be real. You heard me? I showed them like some people talk.

[00:06:18]I showed them how to be real. So when you show people how to be real, they still go the other way. And it is what it is, man. You heard me? But I'mma just be chilling up here in Detroit being Desan. You heard me? And I'mma send my children money. I'mma send my grandchildren money. I'mma send my mother money. I'mma send everybody, especially my friends, whoever need it.

[00:06:41]If I got it, I'mma send it. Don't worry about it. You heard me? But I'm here, you heard me? So, if you want to come, let me know. You heard me? because I'm trying to start a list something called fair B&B where you can get someone's basement for a nice fair for a nice time for three or four months give you time to get your whole life in order right here in Detroit. So, you heard me. Fair B&B. You heard it here first. Big head at the dome. Doc, your man's keep in mind Detroit is the place to be. Detroit is the place for me. You heard me. I was born here. I I I I was I was I came up here, you heard me? Now, when I got to Baton Rouge, it was struggle time. So, it was up. I was 9 years old, but I had already been through the YBI system, the untouchable system. I had been in school craft doing the school craft. You heard me? So it is what it is. East side, west side, all that, man. All through there.

[00:07:41]You heard me? So this your man Big Head the Dome Doc. I'm glad to be in Detroit and a lot of things have changed and it's sweet,