Episode 782 | "Gym Valedictorian"

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That's a lot of my bad. We do what? yo,

Speaker 2 yo, yo, yo, we are here. Oh, we live? We're live.
Oh, you,

Speaker 2 you.

Speaker 2 What's up, yo? What's happening? What's happening? What's popping? How y'all doing? We good. We good.
How you feeling?

Speaker 2 You got a special guest in the building? Yeah. Well, I appreciate y'all.
Family. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Let me call you friend of the show. You family.

Speaker 2 What's up, my man? My guy, Ian Dunlap is in the building. Hey, yo, you know what?

Speaker 2 Hold on. Oh, all right.
I'm hating already.

Speaker 2 God damn.

Speaker 2 I ain't hating on Ian. You might know that.
But he just, just he got this like fake smooth persona, nigga. Like everything.

Speaker 2 Nigga, yell, nigga. Why is fake? Watch fake.

Speaker 2 Here y'all go defending niggas that y'all don't know.

Speaker 2 That was a trap. Look, nigga, yell.
Be aggressive, nigga. He yell? He do? Yeah.
I gotta watch this shit. Man, welcome, Ian.
What's up, man? Man, I appreciate you. How you feeling?

Speaker 2 I'm feeling good, man. Good to see you, man.

Speaker 2 I ain't gonna lie, I'm tired of your positivity, though. Even towards me.
Like, you be mad positive. I love you.
Hey, yo, how you doing, man? Yo, you, I just, nigga, don't give me no positive words.

Speaker 2 You want me to be negative?

Speaker 2 Y'all seen that bullshit you did, man. That shit was a bitch.

Speaker 2 That's what I'm saying. I'm the fuck out of here.
He always wanted to inspire. Don't inspire me, nigga.
You inspired me to go take a, fucking, go drink some water.

Speaker 2 Yo, man, you know, water is healthy for the body.

Speaker 2 I don't give a fuck about that. You got fun to Puerto Rico?

Speaker 2 I want to talk about it. Yes, I heard you.
I did.

Speaker 2 I did that for you. What do we want to talk about? Nothing that he did.
How y'all doing, man? How y'all doing? Good. Feeling great.
Joe was not here today. We are here to hold it down for Joe.

Speaker 2 How was your week? Quiet week, thankfully. Very quiet week.
It's good. Business.
As usual. What type of business? Think I'm mad businesses.
I'm a landlord. Ooh.

Speaker 2 First coming up. So when you be a landlord, like.
I said just passed it. It's the winter.
Oh, you had a good week. It's the winter.
It's the winter?

Speaker 2 So you had to go fix niggas' heats because you know. Shit get a little hecky.
Yeah, I know. The heat time be different.
So, y'all, if a nigga late on the rent, but...

Speaker 2 Like, he was late last, like, he ain't even paid last month yet, but he complained about the heat. What you do? Fix the heat.
Oh, I'm just gonna.

Speaker 2 I'll make sure you was, you know, make sure that publicly.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Heat ain't

Speaker 2 a leak. Are you fixing the heat yourself, or you have workers? Nah, I don't fuck with heat like that.
Oh, but so you have somebody?

Speaker 2 Okay, so they have to wait. I pay somebody for heat.
Okay, other shit I'll fix it, but heat and shit like that. Small shit I can fix, but the big shit.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah, you changed the little knob on the you got the old heat as it rattles. The radiation.

Speaker 2 He got the radiation.

Speaker 2 All you gotta do is turn it like this.

Speaker 2 You still got oil ballers in your building, nigga.

Speaker 2 Bitch, upgrade, man. Yo, what's wrong with you? What's that shit they put on top of the HVAC? Get some HVAC for your table.
Oh, you know what you should do?

Speaker 2 All your apartments give them central air and central heat. Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 80% of them got it already.

Speaker 2 I'm landlord. You got a hoirage.
She got no problems. We got two landlords here now.
I don't want no problems. We got another landlord here.
Another one.

Speaker 2 And she doesn't talk about nothing about all your places got central air and central heat?

Speaker 3 I am not on issues level just yet.

Speaker 2 I have a lot of people. You can pull the space heaters.

Speaker 2 Pull that shit in the corner.

Speaker 2 She said, your heat don't work. I got a couple of space heaters that I brought from L.A.

Speaker 2 That's tough.

Speaker 2 Come out. Y'all are fucked up.

Speaker 3 My tenants are happy. Thank you very much.
They are extraordinarily happy.

Speaker 2 How is it, real quick, ma'am, because how is it being a landlord, though?

Speaker 2 Is it difficult dealing with... Expensive.
Oh, it is. Is it you or do you have a management company? Do they know they're renting from Melissa Ford?

Speaker 3 Yeah, they do.

Speaker 2 She's freaking.

Speaker 3 No, but I've gone to meet them.

Speaker 3 I inherited it.

Speaker 2 Ish, help her out. No, no, no.

Speaker 2 Yeah. But you're not Melissa Ford.

Speaker 2 I can't help her then. I don't know what to do.

Speaker 3 Trust me when I say it's okay. Like, it's not like I got a bunch of niggas in my building.
It's not like.

Speaker 2 That was the white side jumped out. Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 That was fucked up.

Speaker 2 That's not what I mean. It's not what I mean.

Speaker 2 That was the Jessica side of it. Clean it off, man.
We can't. We got to make it up.
You guys know what I meant.

Speaker 2 You're talking about you have some. So they are hard workers and they pay on time and they don't give you any trouble.

Speaker 3 What I meant is it's not like I've got fans in my building. No.

Speaker 2 So you consider the affairs niggas. Oh, my God.
I just want you to clean it up. Just clean it up real quick.

Speaker 2 You know what I meant. Okay.

Speaker 3 You know what I meant.

Speaker 2 But they don't give you any trouble, though.

Speaker 3 I have families.

Speaker 2 Got it. I have families.

Speaker 2 Niggas don't make families now. Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 Niggas is broken homes. No.

Speaker 3 It means that these people do not give a shit who I am.

Speaker 2 You take Section 8?

Speaker 3 Not in my building right now, but I'm not against that at all.

Speaker 2 Of course you're not. You get to the bag, girl.
Yeah, I'm not against that at all.

Speaker 2 You're not

Speaker 2 the latch key kid anymore.

Speaker 2 You got money.

Speaker 2 Let that shit go. You ish act like that.

Speaker 2 Let it go. You don't need Section 8.

Speaker 2 What?

Speaker 2 She She don't need Section 8. You think Mel, you can handle it because you're from where we're from.
She will catch a heart attack. Stop saying that, yo.

Speaker 2 Mel will sit in front of her steps and call her.

Speaker 3 That is discriminatory.

Speaker 2 That is discriminatory. It is.
You are discriminating. I am.
I am.

Speaker 2 Mel will not be able to handle Section 8 niggas. Yeah.
Niggas will walk all over Mel.

Speaker 2 Yo. Mel.
I'm going to have to have some niggas show up. Yeah.
Niggas will walk right past you, even if it's not blacks.

Speaker 2 Let's say white people. I mean,

Speaker 2 hey, shut the fuck up, Karen, and get out my steps.

Speaker 3 At that point, I would probably hire a management company.

Speaker 3 Just because it would take a little bit more than I would probably be able to give just with all my other endeavors.

Speaker 2 How would you handle it? What? Section 8.

Speaker 2 You love it. I've had Section 8 tenants who could eat off their floor and they're trouble-free.

Speaker 2 So I don't, the people being on Section 8 don't mean that they're a lower-class citizen.

Speaker 2 True. All right, so now

Speaker 2 how would you handle the asshole Section 8?

Speaker 2 I've had tenants that are not Section 8. That's assholes.
How do you handle handle the assholes, Ish? That's what we want to know. Oh, well, the nigga telling you, fuck out of here.

Speaker 2 They don't do that to me.

Speaker 2 It's COVID. I ain't got to pay the rental.

Speaker 2 Because you threaten them, right? They don't do that to you. Cause you threaten them.
You and Corey and your other three friends come to the stairs like the mama.

Speaker 2 Fuck what's wrong with y'all, niggas. I don't do none of that.
Yes, I do agree with Ish. And I let the court handle all that shit.
I do agree with you, Ish. Not everybody on Section 8 is, you know.

Speaker 2 Of course not. I do agree with that.
I'm talking about. Give me some section shit.

Speaker 2 I'm talking about the niggas that's leaving the Bronx, that found a plug, a Melissa Ford plug, and using section 8 to get her building. I'm not the plug.
Some of them niggas.

Speaker 2 It's all right, I keep I don't want no smoke. All right, shout out to all the section 8 people out there for sure.

Speaker 2 We like y'all.

Speaker 2 And if you have a plug.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I love y'all.

Speaker 2 If you have food stamps, too, I'm buying them. Fact, but

Speaker 2 for the half. Yeah.
Not the bullshit y'all doing that. Not on the dollar.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah. What's the bullshit? They've been 65 on a dollar since I was a kid.
So we have 56 on a dollar.

Speaker 2 You had different fiends.

Speaker 2 They been 65. Oh, wait, what are you trying to say?

Speaker 2 Niggas that get food stamps are fiends? The ones that sell them. We got them.
The ones that sell them. Don't fall into this.

Speaker 2 The ones that sell them are not fiends, nigga. That's true.
You got it.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Uh-oh.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Speaker 2 Wait, what about joke?

Speaker 2 How hard we really motherfucking is in this bitch.

Speaker 2 You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2 Fuck, nigga. Turn me up in the hit though.
Shit, man.

Speaker 2 That don't mean nothing, nigga. We ain't.
Don't fuck this nigga up, my nigga. Shit, let me show this motherfucker how hard this shit really is.

Speaker 2 So I'm outside of the club and he thinks I was born.

Speaker 2 So I go to my loot and take nine and stop in the draw.

Speaker 2 I don't it motherfuckers.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I don't devastate.

Speaker 2 Let it chop a gold

Speaker 2 to your melon. But the plasma is oozing out of your cerebral.
Bigger

Speaker 2 fuck, nigga. Now you're swelling.
We ain't talking hard, cold. Now it is ya.
Little bitch. And it runs scared of

Speaker 2 bigger nigga. Cause I put the heat to his embarrass.
Hill bigger. Have on that brain.
Oh, some of the days. My pistols get impersonated out of these.

Speaker 2 Atlanta, what up?

Speaker 2 Lil John, take all your blows. You out of the house.

Speaker 2 Lil John,

Speaker 2 Sean Paul, don't play like that.

Speaker 2 They call to me, but they come back to the streets. Sean P.

Speaker 2 A.K.A. Lawrence Sean P said it was necessary.
These sucker niggas out here very scary. They cuffing the home.
They living in the motherfuckers everywhere. Okay,

Speaker 2 hold on, hold on, hold on, listen, listen, listen.

Speaker 2 I don't think y'all understand what's going on here. We are here.
It's the Bionan, by Bionic 6, 5, whatever the fuck you want to call it. However many is here, we here.
Nigga, we are here.

Speaker 2 We are here to turn up. We are here to represent for you.
Nigga, shout out to Parks on the board. I just want to say, nigga,

Speaker 2 turn the volume all the way to fuck. Look at me.
Turn your volume all the way the fuck up. Flip something in the crib, yo.
I know it's cold and you may catch pneumonia, but roll your windows down.

Speaker 2 Put the heat on, put the fucking sunroof open, nigga. Look out the window, point to the driver next to you, and put your motherfucking middle fingers up because we don't give a fuck.

Speaker 2 But put a sister nigga on display in. Kick in your door and have a fucking bring them cakes in.
I'm still at it. AEW T-I-C, it ain't a whole lot there for real.
Who don't know about me, bitch?

Speaker 2 I'ma show in it. Yo, baby, pop that trunk to the lap, bitch.
I will go get it. And I ain't selfish, I will let you in.
Your whole feeling.

Speaker 2 Won't catch me sipping, no, no, no Christian, got a cold billin' It's Jean Blood's eight-pound more liquor sippin' Coming straight from the gutter, toldag a motherfucker, leave him under a cover The John, he dropped the beat and make it bounce like rubber Sean Paul told the youth to make it more than sugar

Speaker 2 shit and what be no shit. Those goddamn shit won't be no shit.
Those goddamn shit bust be no shit. I'll pass it.
I'll pass it. I'll pass it.

Speaker 2 Look at this, you know.

Speaker 2 You don't know this?

Speaker 2 Tough.

Speaker 2 You know, like. He don't know about that shit.
I never heard it again. That's your whole man.

Speaker 2 Are you gonna call

Speaker 2 like you said you would? Is this really your real phone number? Oh man, I feel good.

Speaker 2 Get money. Get money.
Oh,

Speaker 2 new money.

Speaker 2 Throw some deeds on that bitch.

Speaker 2 Rich boy said a great book.

Speaker 2 Throw some D's on that bitch, just bottle Cadillac. Throw some D's on that bitch on that bitch on that bitch on that bitch, throw on that bitch,

Speaker 2 good shit.

Speaker 2 You should sell some headphones or something. Yeah, maybe one of these days.

Speaker 2 That shit sounds ridiculous.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it was calling you, Rich Boy, and when this came out, ain't it?

Speaker 2 I ain't had no D's to throw on no bitches.

Speaker 2 You talking about those other D's. Hey, if I'm not sure, welcome to 782 of the Joe Button Podcast, powered by, presented by, brought to you by Prize Picks.

Speaker 2 The gang is all here.

Speaker 2 Whoa, what's that?

Speaker 2 Business as usual.

Speaker 2 Stop stepping on shit. Facts.
Shout out to the commercial. Okay.
Let it go.

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Speaker 2 Yeah, I'm sure.

Speaker 2 Shout out to Prize Picks. Shout out to Prize Picks.
Shout out to Prize Picks. Gang here.
Keeping the lights on. Yep.
National commercial.

Speaker 2 Look at all these coons.

Speaker 2 Gad, say your soul. Say your ass.
Get it.

Speaker 3 Maybe not soul.

Speaker 2 Yeah, okay. Just some ass.
Okay. Oh, just a little ass.
Wait. Just a little ass.

Speaker 2 This is a cheat.

Speaker 2 Just a cheat.

Speaker 2 Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Speaker 2 We are here. We are happy to be here.
We are happy to be with all of you.

Speaker 3 You seem surprised that I know any of those songs.

Speaker 2 That was her era. She might have been in some of these videos.
Facts.

Speaker 3 No,

Speaker 3 that's past my era of doing music videos, but I was

Speaker 2 outside, though.

Speaker 3 No, I was working at Sirius. So, like, I, yeah, I was like, Siri?

Speaker 2 What you did at Sirius? Sirius.

Speaker 2 Sirius radio.

Speaker 2 Sirius XM.

Speaker 2 You fell down bad, girl. No.
Sirius, you get money and shit. The one in Brooklyn, the big shit? Sirius XM.
Okay. Yeah,

Speaker 3 I used to be like a radio personality on Channel 50 Hot Jams.

Speaker 2 I didn't know that. I never knew that.
Who was your co-host?

Speaker 3 It was me by myself.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. Yeah.
Wait, wait, wait. What time slot, though?

Speaker 2 Did you DJ?

Speaker 2 2 to 3 a.m. No.

Speaker 2 2 to 3 a.m. No, it was during the day.

Speaker 2 What day? Like every day. What's the time slot? It's very important.

Speaker 3 The time slot, I think it was like 1 to 4 or some shit like that.

Speaker 2 Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 Melissa Ford. My back off.

Speaker 2 I thought you was like 3 a.m.

Speaker 2 Hello, this this is Melissa Ford on 59 Jam. Bringing you the sexy heat.

Speaker 2 Bringing you the sexy heat.

Speaker 2 She turned the volume. You know how they turn the volume up? Okay, right now we have fucking Little John and the Eastside boys.
That's hilarious.

Speaker 2 Reading the paper, but did you enjoy some D's on that bitch?

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Did you enjoy doing that?

Speaker 3 Yeah, it was cool.

Speaker 3 That was actually where I met Angela Yee. So that was like 2007.
So we've been friends ever since then. Shout out to you.

Speaker 3 And I met a whole bunch of people.

Speaker 3 Yeah, like everybody worked up there. DJ Envy worked up there, Cypher Sounds worked up there.
And it being Siri, everybody used to come for interviews.

Speaker 3 Like, so when they would go on one show, they would probably do 20 shows. They'd hang out and just go from studio to studio to studio.
And so I ended up interviewing like a lot of really dope people.

Speaker 3 Like

Speaker 3 there is

Speaker 3 the fishbowl. in Sirius.
It's like the studio that has all glass around it and you can see it from the upper level. So people come and watch really big performances or interviews.

Speaker 3 And I interviewed Mary J. Blige in the Fish Bowl one time, and like all the serious execs and everybody, it was

Speaker 2 a good experience.

Speaker 3 I was there for about two years.

Speaker 2 Then you got fired?

Speaker 3 No,

Speaker 3 I moved to LA.

Speaker 2 Oh, God.

Speaker 2 Shout out to you, Melissa Ford. I mean,

Speaker 2 you surprise us every day. You need a book.
Every day you surprise us. You need a book, Mal.
You should write a book. You should really write a book.
I'm not even joking.

Speaker 2 If Superhead got a book, you should get a book.

Speaker 2 Stop.

Speaker 2 I would read Melissa Ford's book. Thank you.

Speaker 3 That's what I. I mean, like, without the solation shit.

Speaker 2 You could do the audio. You did the fucking crazy audio version.
Yeah, yeah. I can do it.
You're not ready to get so far. I would definitely do it.
I guess you'll do the audio version.

Speaker 2 Melissa Ford would do it herself.

Speaker 3 I would do the audio version myself.

Speaker 2 We know. We won't.

Speaker 2 We know.

Speaker 3 We had a little tidbit of, like, I did a little something like that earlier this week. I invited y'all, but it's okay that you guys didn't come to the bottom.

Speaker 2 Wait, wait, wait, wait. I see the invite.

Speaker 2 I put it on my phone right here. I put it in the group chat.
But you don't read the group chat.

Speaker 2 Yes, you do.

Speaker 3 Yes, y'all do.

Speaker 2 You didn't make it to Clarity.

Speaker 3 We were all in the group chat last night determining that Joseph was not going to be here today. No, no, okay.

Speaker 2 We don't read the group chat when you put things in there. Okay, well, that's

Speaker 2 what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 What did she do last night? I don't know. I'm not in that group chat.
I remove myself from all types of group chats. So

Speaker 2 explain. So y'all knew since last night Joe wasn't going to be here.
Yes. Okay.
That's why aren't you in the group chat? I don't know because I'm just, I'm a guess. He's disrupted.
He's a rebel.

Speaker 2 I'm a rebel. I feel like you should be in the group chat.

Speaker 2 Mel and

Speaker 2 the group chat. You have a green bubble.
Green bubble, yeah. You invited.
Yeah, we don't fuck it up. Uh, we're fuck it all up.

Speaker 3 Um, I was at Ludlow House the other day.

Speaker 2 What the fuck is that? Like, come on, you saying names?

Speaker 3 I don't know what that is. Sorry, Ludlow House is like part of the Soho House conglomerate.

Speaker 2 Oh, okay, got that, Soho.

Speaker 3 And it's on the Lower East Side.

Speaker 2 Is it the lower tier of Soho House?

Speaker 3 No, it's definitely not.

Speaker 2 It's not the lower tier of Soho House. Yeah.
Oh, hey. It's all premium.

Speaker 2 All right, look, go ahead.

Speaker 2 Well, we defended up. Yeah, Green Lantern and motherfucking

Speaker 2 sideboard.

Speaker 3 Like the entrance is so nondescript that you would walk by it. It's so secret entrance type shit.

Speaker 2 It's fly. It's really, really fly.
What did you do there?

Speaker 3 So they have an event every single month called The Art of Storytelling, where they invite somebody to.

Speaker 2 I don't see this in the group chat at all.

Speaker 2 Wasn't going to say nothing.

Speaker 2 My little thing is just to let me know.

Speaker 2 Lolita.

Speaker 3 I'm going to find it. It's there.

Speaker 2 The other group. The other group, Chad.

Speaker 3 Check the DM.

Speaker 2 Oh, okay. All right.
Definitely don't check that, by the way. So, story time, so you just reading the stories to a bunch of adults.
No.

Speaker 2 Hello, y'all. I'm listening for you.
Dickory, Dickory, Dickory. Niggas is only there to fish.

Speaker 2 Niggas is only there because you look good.

Speaker 2 Because if you talk about you, so niggas would not be in Soho House, nigga. We'd be outside.
No, Soho Houses fly. There's a lot of people

Speaker 3 Soho House, Ludlow House, Dumbo House.

Speaker 2 Dumbo House. This shit fly.
It's like a secret society, right? No,

Speaker 2 you gotta pay up mostly some membership only.

Speaker 2 I don't want to say club, but yeah, social club.

Speaker 2 It's a social spot. So did you read?

Speaker 3 Well, no, I didn't read. It was the art of storytelling, so I was being interviewed in front of a room full of people.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. Oh, look.

Speaker 2 See? See? Look, lines. You get

Speaker 2 a hard look. Oh, ball.

Speaker 2 Carmen bust you.

Speaker 2 And it might be a bushy here for you, good.

Speaker 2 You like that shit? Yo, you, yo, what's up? What's your name? Right? What's up, bro? I'm probably in the charge. That's the problem with charms not being literally.
I'm just saying.

Speaker 3 I'm just going to put them right there.

Speaker 2 Okay, yeah.

Speaker 2 Whoa.

Speaker 2 Yep. Okay.
No.

Speaker 2 30 piece. I saw it all.
Okay. There you go.

Speaker 3 Anyways, it was good. It was fun.
I swore that I invited all of you, but you know, next time.

Speaker 2 Okay, next is next time. We'll be there next time.

Speaker 3 Next time, yes, for the book launch.

Speaker 2 Yes. For the book launch.
Where I will read chapter. Okay, okay, ma'am.
Okay.

Speaker 2 Great doc.

Speaker 2 How was your week, my brother? Good week, man. Happy to be here.
I love y'all. Appreciate y'all.
But yes, finally, you don't have to.

Speaker 2 Wait, stop. Stop and explain your week, nigga.
Stop giving compliments. How was your week? Don't compliment us.
Okay, we know you're happy.

Speaker 2 We're happy you're here.

Speaker 2 How was your week, bro? I'm fine. Yo, we just talked last night, and you going to play crazy? I am, because you're too cool.
It's just me. Good week, though.

Speaker 2 Been doing interviews, doing my runarounds. How many million you made this week? Stop.
That's hate. Oh,

Speaker 2 not a bad thing.

Speaker 2 We got them. You just said you made a million or two this week.
Yeah, that's hate too. That's dead.
I had to be a million or two. What if he made 10? I could be right through Liverpool.

Speaker 2 You're kidding. I said, how many you made is what I said.
Not a one. Don't make too many.
They offer niggas that's up here. That's up.
I see. Yeah.
Yeah, we'll see that.

Speaker 2 But we'll get into that in a little bit, man. Parks, you were good? I'm chilling, yeah, yeah.
Busy week, you know. Regular shit, studio, studio, studio.

Speaker 2 That's it. Working on J no shit? I'm not, but

Speaker 2 real quick, I know, I know that, you know,

Speaker 2 there's important news out there. We outside this weekend, uh, tonight, yes, um, no, no,

Speaker 2 yes, I'm not outside, but but before we get to the important news, um, how far does popular privilege go?

Speaker 2 Far. Far.
How? Very far. Far.
And what's what's popular privilege? Sort of like pretty privilege. Is that what you're? Yeah, that's exactly what it is.
Similar.

Speaker 2 So now we're mixing pretty with popular. I mean, there's no sugar be popular.
I have popular privilege, but I ain't

Speaker 2 pretty. Exactly.
I ain't gonna get the same shit. Niggas will still leave me outside the fucking door, nigga.
I think you're pretty flipping. Popular privilege can go the other way I go.

Speaker 2 Huh? I've been the recipient of some or the beneficiary of some popular privilege.

Speaker 2 Yeah, really tell me. Yeah, I was telling the guys earlier, shit,

Speaker 2 when I got my new spot that I live in, I ain't put no application. As soon as he found out, he was like, oh, wait, this is your show? Oh, yeah.
And

Speaker 2 you got it.

Speaker 2 Same thing with me when I got the crib. Yo, shit.
Really? And I didn't even see me. The crazy shit was, I didn't even, I don't, I never leave with the show.
I didn't have to show no bank statements.

Speaker 2 Nothing. I ain't show up.

Speaker 2 Because my shit was, I thought I had to make up some shit.

Speaker 2 I can't. I made up some shit.
I'm ready. Yeah.
I have my shit. Yeah, I have my shit ready.
I had to make up some bank statements and shit. He's like, yo, you don't need it.
I was kind of tight.

Speaker 2 You don't need it. He was like, wait.
He said, what do you do? I said, I'm in broadcasting. I always say that.
Because people don't understand what podcasting is.

Speaker 2 And he's like, okay, where can I find your show? I said, well, I listed everywhere the show is at. And he sent me a screenshot back.
Was like, is this it?

Speaker 2 I never said the name or nothing. I didn't even, I was like, yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, okay. Yeah, you got it.

Speaker 2 Wow. Cool.
Good looking.

Speaker 2 Good looking, dog. Do you have popular privilege?

Speaker 2 You've been popular your whole life, ain't it? Tyler. Like when you go to Wawa,

Speaker 2 pay for a coffee. He got an unlimited credit at Wawa.
Big facts. Face card.
We do. I mean, for free coffee, yeah, but not for nothing else.

Speaker 2 So you haven't paid him in man long. Should I hit him with little back? Man long.

Speaker 2 Big back for sure. They know who you are.
They know the show you want. Nah, they just, they see me all the time.
Home Depot. I don't get shit for free.

Speaker 2 We didn't say free. We said private.
You get to skip the line. We're just saying privilege.
You never got into anywhere free because you you?

Speaker 2 The spot we we go to you park on the sidewalk next to like you hove

Speaker 2 atlanta and best fest like you was hove you know i mean it's got a crazy i'm just saying dog i'm just saying you be on some i didn't i said popular privilege i said yeah like everybody knows what popular privilege is it's been around forever what you park in though when you cut the line at the club that's popular privilege That's a fact.

Speaker 2 When you walk around security, that's popular privilege. All of that.
And that was niggas back. They don't pat you down.
That's popular. That's privilege.
Facts.

Speaker 2 Back when they was charging niggas for the hats, and you ain't had to worry about none of that, popular privilege.

Speaker 2 Mel, when did you realize you had pretty popular privilege? She got all that shit all over. No, you said, I have to know.
When I was at the cleaners,

Speaker 2 no, because male shit may be. I can't believe tomorrow.
Male shit may be on a different level that we can't fathom. That's true.

Speaker 2 Male shit may be like, I walked in the airport and I ended up on a private jet. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like,

Speaker 2 male stories is real.

Speaker 2 Like, she's just cool. Niggas fuck with Melissa Ford.
I took a private jet, the motherfucker Timbuktu, and I just chilled.

Speaker 2 Like, what's going to be, you know, give us some pretty privilege or popular privilege that you experience.

Speaker 2 She's so engulfed in it that she don't even know what you're doing.

Speaker 2 Is life privilege?

Speaker 3 I was really trying to find a diplomatic way of saying that.

Speaker 3 And I don't, and it's no shade, no ego, no nothing. It's just like, I couldn't tell you

Speaker 2 what life is.

Speaker 2 Yo, laughing, ugly bitches. Hey, you ugly bitches.

Speaker 2 You bitches that be hanging on my show hot and balls and laughing them bitches. Look, look, look.
You bitches don't got pretty privilege, right? They gotta wait in the back of the line, nigga.

Speaker 2 They got to send their text on their phone. Are you coming outside? Oh, yeah.
Yo, I'm outside, right? That shit is embarrassing, son.

Speaker 2 Yo, oh, I had to do it.

Speaker 2 I don't know what popular privilege. What, the privilege? What, to text somebody? Yeah.
No, you supposed to text before you get to.

Speaker 2 I'm not disagreeing, but what I'm saying is that's still popular privilege. You could text a nigga and the line is down to motherfucking 33rd Street and they just come out and be like, yo, him or him.

Speaker 2 Yeah, come on. That's popular privilege.

Speaker 2 How long does it take?

Speaker 2 Yeah. Depending on how popular you are, it may take long.
A nigga may just come out to go find some bitches and see you by mistake. Oh, oh, you text me.

Speaker 2 Oh, when?

Speaker 2 Like, that's what I'm talking about. Nah, nah.
Nah. You got it.
I had that shit habit or the flip side where, yo, yeah, we got you straight. You pull up.

Speaker 2 Now you're sitting there looking stupid and you can't reach the nigga inside. Oh, that's the worst.
Yeah, that's the same thing. That's like your dog.
I'm at the door. Yeah.
Nothing.

Speaker 2 All right, you know what? I'm going home.

Speaker 2 We'll go ahead. No, boy, no.
Where do y'all want to go? Let's start with shit. The antithesis of popular privilege.
That shit didn't work out so good for homeboy.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it did. Rest of soul.
Now, now, how are we approaching this topic real quick? Because there's two ways. Flippish.
It's the flippish way, which I find to be very

Speaker 2 Nintendo 64-ish, golden eye-ish.

Speaker 2 What's that shit called? Golden the Golden Gun, though. That was Metal Gear Solid.
Metal Gear Solid-ish. Psycho filter.
Asian filters. We can do it the mature way, Ian Dunlap.

Speaker 2 No, let's do it your way. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Well, let's let Mel let us know what happened. Thank you, Mel.
Okay, right. All right.

Speaker 3 So the CEO of United Healthcare, his name is Brian Thompson, was gunned down in Manhattan on, was it Tuesday?

Speaker 2 Tuesday or Wednesday, whichever. It was Wednesday morning this week.

Speaker 3 In broad daylight,

Speaker 3 in the middle of the street. So I believe it was like at the Hilton.
And for people who don't know New York or whatever, it's Midtown. It's 53rd and 6th Avenue.

Speaker 3 You couldn't be any more ground zero than, I don't know, like ground zero.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it wasn't necessarily broad daylight, but it was outside.

Speaker 3 It was like, it was a rut.

Speaker 2 It was early in the morning.

Speaker 2 It was dark out.

Speaker 2 It was dark out.

Speaker 3 I couldn't tell from like the video. But the crazy thing is that I saw the full video.

Speaker 2 I did too. Yeah.
I don't usually like to watch that shit, but that shit was going around. It was unavoidable.
You don't watch that shit? I don't watch people get killed on camera.

Speaker 2 No, that's not my bag.

Speaker 3 Did you see the sun? Okay, hold on. Let me put back on my newscaster voice and then I'll flip the fuck out.
Okay.

Speaker 3 So Brian Thompson, it says CEO Brian Brian Thompson killer may have left New York on the day of the shooting. I mean, like, duh.
And why wasn't his face covered all the way?

Speaker 3 And they got video of him, like, smiling.

Speaker 2 He was flirting. He's trying to get some ass after the

Speaker 2 got adrenaline rush now.

Speaker 2 That might have been.

Speaker 3 Okay, well, at this point, he remains at large, the killer of Brian Thompson, who is the CEO of United Healthcare.

Speaker 2 There's more than that, though. Like, we watched that video.
My man had a silencer on it. Yeah.
He had a silencer in his gun. He didn't approach dude.
He shot him from a distance.

Speaker 2 and then walked up on him. He walked up on him.

Speaker 2 He shot him and then walked up closer and then shot him closer.

Speaker 3 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 It was a hit. That was a hit.
It was definitely a hit.

Speaker 2 I ran. I had a bike, a bicycle.
Stepped up. At the block.

Speaker 2 I rode the bike to Central Park, and I lost niggas in Central Park where I'm sure there were no cameras at.

Speaker 2 Nigga, that's a professional hit. Absolutely.

Speaker 2 Let's start by saying

Speaker 2 to the gentleman. Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.

Speaker 3 Yeah, that's more than he's been getting on Twitter. Yeah, no doubt.

Speaker 2 I'm sure he'll get some more here, but let's start with some. Okay, so what do we think

Speaker 2 the reason? It's above our pay grade. Yeah.
Okay, so we're going to leave that part alone. I don't want to put the tempo hat on.
What do you think?

Speaker 2 Why do you think that he was targeted? They said that he was supposed to testify, or did he testify?

Speaker 3 There's been a lot of funky shit

Speaker 3 happening with United Healthcare and like just healthcare and insurance companies recently.

Speaker 3 Like just recently,

Speaker 3 Anthem Blue Cross put out some kind of statement that they were going to, they weren't going to pay for the anesthesia.

Speaker 2 It was a limit on the

Speaker 3 anesthesia for the full length of surgeries. And people

Speaker 3 were insane. They walked that shit back.

Speaker 2 Sorry, your shit ran out. Tell them.

Speaker 2 You got an hour. Your dog nigga just be waking up, middle of some heart surgery.
We'll give you some, we'll give you a shot of whiskey or something.

Speaker 2 Like, yo, nah, that's, bruh.

Speaker 3 Yeah, so

Speaker 3 I don't necessarily know if that was like a professional hit. That just could have been somebody who had like

Speaker 3 law enforcement background or military background. That's what that could be.

Speaker 2 He was out there by himself on Investor Day.

Speaker 2 No one else was around him. Wife wasn't there.
No colleagues. Clean getaway.
He had that shit on, too. I saw people posting to me where he was.
Oh, wait.

Speaker 2 He had that shit on. He had that shit on.

Speaker 3 Like what? Like bulletproof best?

Speaker 2 No, no, expensive assistant. Designer shit.
Yeah, designer.

Speaker 2 Designer backpack, designer, everything.

Speaker 3 Oh, I didn't see all that.

Speaker 2 Blending right there in that area. Yeah, that's a fact.
You know what I'm saying? That's a fact. Right in midtown, Manhattan.
You want to have that shit on?

Speaker 2 I'm going to jump on a city bike and haul ass up to Central Park, my nigga.

Speaker 2 And this is a downside of AI, too.

Speaker 2 There's a lot of benefits, but when you turn down 90% of people who have claims,

Speaker 2 that was the thing. They showed United Healthcare had the highest denial rate.
of all the insurance companies.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 I don't know if there's a connection there, but.

Speaker 2 this seems like a professional job that's beyond someone that's just mad about getting denied. I agree.
And so supposedly they

Speaker 2 found something with the bullet that had some inscriptions on it. I don't know how true that is.
I don't know, you know what I mean, if that is just

Speaker 2 cock sources, but let's find it.

Speaker 3 Well, what I'm reading is police have collected video about this, you know, of the suspect all over the city, including subway, cabs, and a McDonald's.

Speaker 3 In each place, he paid cash and he made sure to keep his mask on, which indicates that detectives, to detectives, that he knew he was coming to New York to commit the murder.

Speaker 3 They were also able to find a surveillance image of the suspect without his face mask on because he was flirting with a woman who checked him into a hostel on an air.

Speaker 2 Always a woman.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah. He kind of looks like...

Speaker 3 Jake Gyllenhaus.

Speaker 2 And not to cast any aspersions, I know it's the rumor going around that he's light-skinned. He's not.

Speaker 2 Don't put that on a moment.

Speaker 3 No, he doesn't look light-skinned.

Speaker 2 No, but earlier today,

Speaker 2 that was their report initially and they said he was light okay so on the bullet on the casing it says deny defend the depose

Speaker 2 what deny defend depose he wrote that on the bullets it was on the bullets yes

Speaker 2 do we believe that's no i don't know if i believe that come on i don't why not has now you tried to write on a bullet before you're trying to tie it to united health care denial insurance and stuff as opposed to

Speaker 2 yeah

Speaker 3 no they say that written on the shell shell casings were the words deny, defend, and depose, according to police.

Speaker 2 Oh, so what that is. I'm reading this on ABC News.
What that does, that don't mean... It's not cock sources.
No, what it does is deflect from the real reason. Yeah.

Speaker 2 They're giving a reason why this happens. Ooh, there's more.
And what would be the reason? Ooh, wait, there's more.

Speaker 3 Tell us. The words on the bullets echo the title of the 2010 book, Delay, Deny, Defend, Why Insurance Companies Don't Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It.

Speaker 3 Police are aware of the similarity and are investigating whether one possible motive is anger at the insurance industry.

Speaker 2 Duh.

Speaker 2 Like what? They just try to throw niggas off. Exactly.
Yes. That's exactly what I'm saying.
The nigga did something to the wrong people. They're going to steer people to go this way.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 They sent dude a message quite a few times and he didn't listen. But they were saying that he was involved in some

Speaker 2 insider trading. I read and stuff like that.
And I don't, I don't.

Speaker 2 Listen, this is a publicly traded seat. Yeah, above our pay grade.
This is all above our pay grade. Trust me.
And I want to live. Yeah, me too.
I'm chilling. No public.
They're not going to kill us.

Speaker 2 They're not worried about us. He might have said the same shit.
Yo, I'm a seller. They ain't going to kill me.
But he was the CEO, nigga. They had to off him, but no, rest in peace.

Speaker 2 But what I'm saying is that they're not after us. We can say whatever we want up here.

Speaker 2 When's the last time a publicly traded CEO got killed in broad daylight?

Speaker 2 I can't think of it. I remember the, what was the dude that got in the, he got stabbed in the bay somewhere or something like that a couple years ago? I forgot what the company was, but.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Was that healthcare or was that tech?

Speaker 2 I think it was a tech thing. Yeah.

Speaker 2 It's like a scorned lover is what they said potentially.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Rest in peace. Rest in peace.
And, you know, condolences to the family. It said all the other healthcare companies are taking down all their photos and information about the CEOs.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Or you could have a certain amount of time. It's a cash dude.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You know, some fucked up shit is that

Speaker 2 people were posting pictures of the CEOs of other health insurance companies. Oh, yeah, it's too late.
That information is messed up.

Speaker 2 They were posting it like, yo, just in case you want to know what this person looked like, yeah.

Speaker 2 They helped me too.

Speaker 2 I saw people saying, and just in case, if you got some free time, here's my baby father.

Speaker 2 I saw a kind of shit. Niggas is niggas gonna nigga.

Speaker 2 But then we can't really talk about,

Speaker 2 but I want to say, but can we?

Speaker 2 What? Is there anybody that you

Speaker 2 know? No, okay.

Speaker 3 No, is there anybody that you what you'd put a hit on?

Speaker 2 Hell no.

Speaker 2 No.

Speaker 2 No. M4.
No. Melissa.
Not at all. Melissa.
All right, fine. No.

Speaker 2 Would you? Oh, would you?

Speaker 2 You were going to ask the question. Would you answer your favorite?

Speaker 2 Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 First, you can't put a hit out on them.

Speaker 3 I wouldn't. I would do it myself.

Speaker 2 Okay,

Speaker 3 okay, look, just in case anything ever happens to them, it wasn't me, okay?

Speaker 2 Oh,

Speaker 2 they still stomping about your head.

Speaker 3 Yes, they are. They're making me crazy.

Speaker 2 I don't think that you would be the slickest getaway person.

Speaker 2 You know what he's doing? They get Melissa. That interrogation

Speaker 2 While she's running, she'll slip all in the hallway and drop on the floor. She's going to get away.
She's going to forget her lie and fuck up. That's when it's going to become better.

Speaker 3 As much Murder Death Kill shit as I watch, I will be a terrible fucking murder suspect. I would be the worst at trying to commit something.

Speaker 2 You're going to tell.

Speaker 3 I would just be like, I'm sorry. The jig is up.
I did it. I did it.
Please have mercy on me.

Speaker 2 And then when they say 30 years, I'd be like, all right, well, you know,

Speaker 2 let me develop a usefulness.

Speaker 2 It was ISIS plan.

Speaker 3 Yeah, let let me develop a useful trade.

Speaker 2 Yes, ma'am.

Speaker 3 You know, while I'm in there.

Speaker 2 Now, speaking of that, did y'all hear

Speaker 2 Thug's lawyer says he wished they didn't take the plea? No.

Speaker 2 Because

Speaker 2 Yakati, the one who took it all the way through trial, was found not guilty on all charges.

Speaker 2 So now you walk right out the door.

Speaker 2 I thought that at first, too, but.

Speaker 3 If I was Thug, I would be like, I just want this shit to be fucking over.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and it's a risk that you can't really play. Like, you're playing Russian roulette, my nigga.

Speaker 2 They open the door and say, yo, you got time served, which means you don't have to stay in that bitch another day, but you got to do probation. Or

Speaker 2 you're looking at life.

Speaker 2 It's not worth the risk.

Speaker 2 Even when he took the plea, the lawyer was saying he was confident we would win this. Yeah.
I'm extremely confident. Don't take the plea.
That's what the lawyer does, though, is we lose.

Speaker 2 Well, hold on, hold on. Oh, oh, he go home.
He go home. He goes home.
He go home, for sure. And at the same time,

Speaker 2 the amount of time, I think we get this Yakati

Speaker 2 resolution because Thug took the police. That's true.
So now there's no telling that the case would wrap up this fast

Speaker 2 if Thug does not decide to take the police. Because that was the head.
This is who he wanted. That's true.
And if he played out, and, you know, all right.

Speaker 2 Y'all ain't have enough information to tie me up.

Speaker 2 How the fuck y'all gonna tie me in? A lot of times, probation is made for you to fuck up. Of course.

Speaker 2 15 years. 15 years.

Speaker 2 You have to be disciplined in order to complete probation. And, you know, I was on probation before, you know.

Speaker 2 How long? Five years. Damn.
And

Speaker 2 I almost fucked up a lot of time, but the last week of my probation, I didn't want to give a piss test. Because I don't smoke or drink.
And I was just like, nah, I'm not peeing. I don't want to.

Speaker 2 And I was causing hell in there. And my mom was like, what the hell is wrong with you? Yeah, I don't understand you, daughter.
I know, but.

Speaker 2 Especially if you know you didn't shoot.

Speaker 3 You're a week away from the end and you know you don't smick smoke or drink so it's gonna come back clean but you're just starting shit

Speaker 2 just because you don't like being told well it's on brand it's number one number two

Speaker 2 some people go the extra mile to piss you off let me ask you a question

Speaker 2 Had you failed at the probation, how much time were you looking at? Five years. I was saying it was on five-year probation.
Yeah, I was looking at four years. When you failed, you do five years.

Speaker 2 No, no, no, no, no, no. I was looking at that.
Because that's like if Thug fails, he don't do 35 years. I was looking at three and a half.
20-something years. Oh, yeah, they made that step.

Speaker 2 That's when he failed. So he goes through.

Speaker 2 Three and a half.

Speaker 2 Okay. Yeah, yeah, three and a half.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 It's a gun charge, so three. Okay.
Three and five, yeah, three and a half. But at the same time, is that when I was on probation,

Speaker 2 it's just difficult.

Speaker 2 They have you wait all day. Like, it's not made.
Maybe disrespectful. It's extremely disrespectful.
You know what I mean? I mean, the one in Queens was good, right? Like, the lady was good.

Speaker 2 She understood. And, you know, she one of those people that, I know you're a young man.
I don't want to keep you here. I don't want to do that to you.
So just come check in every couple of months. But

Speaker 2 when I got to Brooklyn, they was P-testing me. And then after a while, I'm like, dog, I don't smoke, bro.
And you always come back clean. Like, I don't smoke.
Like, I don't smoke.

Speaker 2 So you doing this for nothing. Right.
After a while, that nigga just be like, yo, you got money? All right, bye.

Speaker 2 Go pay at the window, bro. You have to pay every time you go to probation? No.
If you don't have the money here, they start threatening you. Like, yo, I'm telling you.

Speaker 2 You'd be like, all right, I got something. It's nasty, son.

Speaker 2 the probation system is fucked up yeah they don't care about my probation system but at the same time it's like with thug I agree with it's you can't take a chance

Speaker 2 because you can't take a chance it's like Russian roulette you know what I mean what if he blew trial what if they were intentionally trying to railroad him and you got to think about this the state kind of looks stupid in that thug trial extremely

Speaker 2 tried him for two years came up empty We gone kinda

Speaker 2 we like I think they still have a vendetta against him like if I'm in mom be walk I'd have fuck around and move to Arkansas somewhere and be minding my business, but you can't risk not ever seeing your children again.

Speaker 2 You can't risk ever seeing your family members again because your lawyer thinks that y'all got a great chance. All the lawyers think

Speaker 2 the lawyer might have been correct. It's just a risk that you can't necessarily take when they open the door for you right then and there.
And like his reasoning, which completely made sense to me.

Speaker 2 He's like, yo, this has been going on two years. If I decide to reject this and we still play this out, this trial could go on for another year.
True. I can't be away from my P.

Speaker 2 Lawyer don't know what my money is. He's already.
Lawyer don't know what my money is. All of that shit.

Speaker 2 And Thug is already taking losses, like personal losses with family and shit like that while locked up. So it's like, dog, I'm away from my kids.
I'm away from this.

Speaker 2 Yo, let's just get this shit over with. True.

Speaker 2 Sometimes, I mean, you know what it is, though, is that, and it sounds crazy what a mother say, but sometimes it's necessary to sit down for a little bit.

Speaker 2 Sometimes sitting down can save your life.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah,

Speaker 2 yeah. Sometimes it's,

Speaker 2 yo, sometimes it's necessary to sit down. Like, like it said, you clear your head,

Speaker 2 you see, sometimes pressure allows you to open your mind and realize the shit that you've been doing. Pressure meaning that somebody telling you what to do.

Speaker 2 Pressure meaning that you got to wake up and go to sleep at average time. You know what I mean? It humbles you.
Yeah, you're average. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 Those white boys up there, no disrespect, those guys up there, like fucking, we're talking about

Speaker 2 Ramadash and all them other niggas up there, them strong ones. They don't give a fuck who you are.
Bro, my man.

Speaker 2 They will choke the shit out of you, fuck you up, spray you with water, all type of shit. They're not playing with you.

Speaker 2 This is a South Jersey prison that everybody and their mother come back talking shit about. They said the white boys be flipping their lip down.
They got KKK tattooed in their lip.

Speaker 2 Like, they don't give a fuck about what your street reputation is.

Speaker 2 We'll murder you in here, nigga. Nigga, hard ER, nigga.

Speaker 2 We will murder you in this bitch.

Speaker 2 You know what I'm saying? They don't give a fuck. Wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 2 When you're in a position about you on your block, you the man and shit like that, these niggas are sending your ass to the woods where life is different.

Speaker 2 That shit don't matter what your reputation was on your block. So a lot of times, your arrogance and your

Speaker 2 bravado, your gung-ho attitude, that shit changes when you go sit down for a minute and you realize, yo, I was moving a little reckless. I was taking shit for granted.

Speaker 2 Why do you think Doug ain't put out a record yet since he been out?

Speaker 3 I mean, he didn't, he just got out.

Speaker 2 I don't know. Like I'm off.

Speaker 3 I think he's been out. I mean, I feel like he's just kind of like getting recalibrated to life back on the outside and family and, you know, and enjoying his woman who's stuck by his side, his kids.

Speaker 3 I think that two years inside really would, like we've been saying, help you to really

Speaker 3 reprioritize.

Speaker 2 I agree. Yeah.
Do you think he can afford it, though? A thousand percent. Absolutely.

Speaker 3 A thousand percent.

Speaker 3 Forget about what's in his own bank account just the fact that you know he's just like he's atlanta's son everybody's probably going out of their way to support him in every way shape and form you know so and we know his girl is happy

Speaker 2 tell me what you think i don't know about that they was on trial for two years dog

Speaker 2 you looking at a rico they was trying to give you life Them attorney fees add up. I think it was 7%.
And I don't know this to be true.

Speaker 2 I don't know these Joker's business, but he might have been paying for a lot of his team's attorney fees. Possible.
yeah

Speaker 2 niggas gave him bread niggas came i know drake i know drake came and gave him a million dollars

Speaker 2 but not but not just that you don't think on the music side the motherfuckers that just be would be looking to make music with him would cover that like and i don't think it's gonna cost dog no money to get get in the studio right now no nobody said that he's saying could he afford not to go oh i thought he said can he afford okay i'm like yo dog no he can get a free studio that's why i'm like anywhere in the world i'm talking about him not putting product out i think I think he's been in the studio.

Speaker 2 I think he's probably been active. He's looking for the right shit to drop.
You really got to get back in shape to record it. That's a good point.
You sat for a minute.

Speaker 2 You put out some shit. You got to get back.
You can't just put in a shit. You can't go home,

Speaker 2 fuck all day.

Speaker 2 Get inspired. Get inspired.
That shit lasts a week. And be clear.
Wait, hold up. Fucking.

Speaker 2 Nigga, after doing 20 years, nigga, not a lot of no pills, not on no drugs, nigga. He giving her that horse shit.
He giving her the horse track a a lot, nigga. He giving her the...

Speaker 2 He giving her the jockey. She's like, oh my God, for real?

Speaker 2 You done started saying shit. We ain't seen Shorty since he came in.

Speaker 2 Where have you been? Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 Not on social media. Did you know why that shit hit you, freak? You know what that shit is?

Speaker 2 When you got your laser shit together, nigga, you came back a new man. Nigga, you got to be back.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Did you know that?

Speaker 2 I didn't do a week in that Rikers life.

Speaker 2 But it's all right. When you came back from getting your shit lasered, you was a new man.

Speaker 2 Because you give me that type of vibe. Like, nigga, look at me.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 I'm going to put my vibe in your mental roller. I'm just saying you walk around.

Speaker 2 You was checking yourself out in the mirror. You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2 You're not going to be with him checking himself out in the mirror.

Speaker 2 That's what you wildin' talk about. What I'm saying is that we know the type of person he is.

Speaker 2 This try to be humble up here, but no, nigga. When he gets to the crib, nigga, he that nigga.

Speaker 2 He playing 50 Cent I'm the Man walking around the house and slowly. But

Speaker 2 Yeah, just butt ass, nigga.

Speaker 2 The other thing about thug, though, not dropping music, remember, he has his content kind of got to change a little bit and

Speaker 2 what he can and can't talk about. So that right there could take some time.

Speaker 2 Get adjusted. Yeah, I'm not used to rapping this way.
It's certain shit I'm used to saying that I can't say no more.

Speaker 2 It might take him a minute. You think? Yeah, nigga.
Hell yeah. If I've been doing it this way my entire career, the only thing you can't talk about is gangs.

Speaker 2 That's a lot of fun.

Speaker 2 I can still bust a nigga head, drive by record, shoot him up. I don't know if you do.

Speaker 2 What I want to talk about gang actors. But do I want to talk about any type of that? If I'm on a 3D permission anyway.

Speaker 2 Do I want to play with them people? You don't have no talents.

Speaker 2 Yo, bro. I'm just asking you.
Back to risk versus reward. I'm not disagreeing, but I'm going to go get some clarity.
Listen, Your Honor, this is what we make money off of, this type of music.

Speaker 2 I can't go make music about rainbows now. And you're going to the same state that's already mad as shit at you even for

Speaker 2 embarrassing them. But that same judge was cool as shit.
She won't get in different colours. Definitely.

Speaker 2 Like, yo, dog, so I can't talk about butterflies and rainbows, John.

Speaker 2 Find something to talk about, my nigga.

Speaker 2 Talk that tough, talk that shit, man.

Speaker 2 Shout out the thug. Shout out to the shit.
For the show.

Speaker 2 Shout out to everybody involved. I mean, it was a long trial.

Speaker 2 I was wondering how long. Would it have went? I don't know any other trials that were that long.
You know, maybe you guys know because you're older than me. But it was extremely long.

Speaker 2 And I'm happy that he's home. I'm happy that he figured it out.
And it's just a humbling experience, man.

Speaker 2 Like, him staying off the internet, him chilling, it's showing that he's learning and understanding. Because at first, when he was coming home, he was niggas using his account, tweeting shit.

Speaker 2 I don't know if it was him,

Speaker 2 but yeah.

Speaker 2 You mentioned jail.

Speaker 2 Ian, you might have some better information for me. No, no, no, you might have some better information for our jail insider.
Nah, nah, not even, not even, not even.

Speaker 2 Because I see the Hulk tour girl did something with a meme coin, and I see people talking about jail and all this other shit. So could you break that down to me?

Speaker 2 Because it looked like a smart idea at first. Hell of a rug pull.

Speaker 2 She put out a meme coin. Anybody who invested in it, why? Is that like an NFT?

Speaker 2 I don't even know what a meme coin is. Similar.
So like a dope hat. Half of the ones you talk.
Doge. Yeah.
Yeah. That's a meme coin, too.
Pepe.

Speaker 2 Bitcoin. Yeah, all of them shit is meme.
I never bought into them shits, so.

Speaker 2 Smart move.

Speaker 3 Are like they like like the Kmart version of Bitcoin?

Speaker 2 Pretty much. Okay.
And I'm not mad at her for the hustle. I think if she would have stayed with it, she would have made a lot of money, but she fucked up where she took all the money out of it.

Speaker 2 And there's been a few of these that have happened ever since. XRP's taken off, Bitcoin's taken off.
You have to be careful. But the part that's really tricky, because it's more regulated now,

Speaker 2 they're looked at as securities. You can't just take your money away and rug pull all of your investors.
So let me ask you a question.

Speaker 2 What type of.

Speaker 2 the person that does that will they be facing some kind of time?

Speaker 2 Given

Speaker 2 what there's a legal case against her now because the law firm came forward, she'll have good representation. She'll probably get a fine and do no jail time.

Speaker 2 But for other people, some people have done four or five years. Like,

Speaker 2 because the banks have came in and took over crypto, they're not going to let these examples of fraud happen like how they used to maybe 80 or 70 years ago. Oh, okay.

Speaker 2 Yeah, so she'll probably pay a $100,000 fine, apologize. Wait, hold on, hold on, let's hold her.

Speaker 2 Because I read how much it made.

Speaker 2 How much it made?

Speaker 2 It made some money. And the market cap.

Speaker 2 Yeah. $100,000 fine and apologize and go home.

Speaker 2 How much did it make, yo? Millions.

Speaker 2 How many do you think?

Speaker 2 Millions. But she didn't walk away with that herself.
Oh, okay. All herself.
Okay. So.
Over 50 million? Over 20 million? No, no, no. It was a few.

Speaker 3 I just, I have.

Speaker 2 yo, we're going to have an us coin.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, I'm here with JVP coin. We're right now.
Yo, why are you whispering for? Like, like, you don't know what you know, you know the game, nigga.

Speaker 2 Yo, we're going to have a Red Panda-ish coin. Can we do that together?

Speaker 2 I'm not going to be involved in it. But if we're holding it, I think it'll be valuable.
You ain't got to be involved. Just let me know how to do it.
Shout out to J.P. Morgan, Vanguard, better.

Speaker 2 Protect your shit.

Speaker 2 At all times. I like it.

Speaker 3 You want to know what boggles my mind about this girl?

Speaker 2 What was that?

Speaker 2 Hate.

Speaker 2 It's not hate.

Speaker 2 Capital H, yeah.

Speaker 3 It's not hate, I swear to God. I am, I, I am, I am.

Speaker 2 What makes you high and bothered about her? Oh,

Speaker 3 very, very cute. Um, no, I'm just like perplexed by this.

Speaker 2 Why?

Speaker 2 People love celebrities. No, no, no, wait, wait, wait, no, no, no, hold on.

Speaker 3 Forget the fuck the popularity. So she's walking down the street of wherever the fuck she's from.
Where's she from?

Speaker 2 Memphis, Nashville. Okay.

Speaker 3 All right. And somebody catches her on camera and she says, hawk to it.
And then

Speaker 3 where the fuck does the team come from?

Speaker 2 It wasn't instant because she asked him a couple of times to not take post video to take it down. So it wasn't instant.
But no, no, no.

Speaker 3 But what I'm, what I want to know is, how did we get from there, from that moment to her sitting on fucking Bill Maher, to her having a podcast, to her having this opportunity? Like,

Speaker 3 where did the team form around you?

Speaker 2 Okay, right. She didn't have a team.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Once your popularity starts to take off,

Speaker 2 now you start to go get things that are a necessity. People see a value to you now.

Speaker 3 If you've never been in it, how do you know how to

Speaker 2 reach out? That's what Bill Baugh was telling her.

Speaker 3 Listen, that's what I'm trying to say is because you have never been in the industry, you have no level of sophistication, you're going to be, I understand like being viral and you getting hit over the head with all these offers and people saying, oh, I want to do this for you.

Speaker 3 I want to do that for you. But then how do you like go through everybody?

Speaker 3 if you don't know who everybody is and what they're offering like a lot of people are sharks and snakes and they can take advantage of you how do you think a rapper finds a manager?

Speaker 2 How do you think a person in the industry

Speaker 2 finds you? You've been in the industry for a long time.

Speaker 2 It's going to be trial and error. Corey might say, yo, I can make you big, bigger than everybody.
I could, you know what I mean?

Speaker 3 A lot of people, a lot of people be promising to do that and they're really just, they're not.

Speaker 2 Well, she loves her and that's what she's saying. Send somebody to reach away.
Somebody can reach out to her that has a track record. Yes.
Like you could say, oh, this person.

Speaker 2 Oh, you, yeah, yo, I could do you, I could put you up here. I've worked with ABCD.
The person that got her in front of Bill Maher might have have said, Yo, I got you in front of Bill Maher.

Speaker 3 That's fucking amazing.

Speaker 2 Like, I got you in front of Bill Maher. You are sitting there in a one-on-one with Bill Maher, and Bill Maher is now saying, You need to capitalize off of this 15 minutes of fame.

Speaker 2 Y'all dissed them for saying it.

Speaker 2 And you know what? She got a meme coin. Look, that person that got her in front of Bill Maher, you know what he's saying to the next one?

Speaker 2 Hey, I got the Hock Tour girl in front of Bill Maher, so I can take you here. What is her name? Hak Tour

Speaker 2 Haley Wells. Her name is Hock Tour.
Oh, wow. Yeah.
You wouldn't know. She took over.
She wasn't going to beat the allegations either. It's not about that, but here's the thing.

Speaker 2 Clutch done reached out to her to get a one-on-one.

Speaker 2 Here's the thing.

Speaker 3 Wait, sorry, long-form content.

Speaker 2 That was hate. That's hate.
That's why she's popping.

Speaker 2 That's hate. That was massive.

Speaker 2 Here's the thing. Country girl, you know what I mean?

Speaker 2 The image is one way. She came talking about spitting on dick.
So it's like, oh, it was funny how she said it. Yeah, you got to spit on that thing.
Yeah. She's like, oh, okay, she's a little freaky.

Speaker 2 Everyone will beat the allegations. She's a little freak dang.
You know, you know, you know,

Speaker 2 we like a lot of vanilla in our coffee. Well, you like way more than us, but

Speaker 2 she's a freak. What? So then now

Speaker 2 she skyrocket. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And the people, you know, one thing about it, what I noticed about, and we don't want to admit this, but when white people see one of their own getting some traction, it's a bigger market.

Speaker 2 A way bigger market than one of us. And she's believe it or not.
She's entertaining as hell. When I went viral, I signed a

Speaker 2 deal with what's the shit called Unilad. I forgot what it was, but I signed a a deal with them and the deal that somebody else got

Speaker 2 was way bigger than mine the percentage you know and i had to go back and renegotiate i need an 80 20 split at first they they wanted to give you like 60 40 shit like that but then when i found out you know you communicate with each other more information and information information which is important damn you're getting 80 20s yeah well now yeah i'm getting 80 20 now

Speaker 2 and residual but at the same time it's like when they see one of their own popping and the internet is gravitating towards them they own their ass and they're going to give them all their resources to Melissa Ford they'll give them all their resources they're going to help them because get to the top they have a big

Speaker 2 sell it to as well though and that goes back to my point if she would have poured she could have made millions of dollars off of this coin i was about to say that might not even be true what might not be true you think that's not true because they might be cracking her muffin and getting a 30 70 split They might be giving her all their resources, but all of our resources come with a big chunk of the pie.

Speaker 2 And you guarantee that she getting an 80-20, she could be getting a 20-80. She might not be getting the 80-20 because you don't, you too knew, you don't even, you green, you grow,

Speaker 2 but then make whatever, but by her being a face is making enough money to cover all that where she don't. I'm a grandma.
She's not affected by the 2080. She signed with UTA.

Speaker 2 She's not getting no 80-20. Like, she's not getting fucked.

Speaker 2 People at UTA have been.

Speaker 2 Explain that.

Speaker 2 Explain what UTA is. Shout out to UTA.

Speaker 3 It's a major, major, major talent agency in LA. Like, it's huge.

Speaker 2 I don't know how to do it.

Speaker 3 UTA, CAA, William Morris Endeavor.

Speaker 2 Like, those are the big ones.

Speaker 2 Yo, hold on, hold on, real quick.

Speaker 2 Why do you always do that, bro?

Speaker 2 I'm giving you props. I said I thought you would know what UTA is.
You've been doing it. It's been business for man long.
I know what UTI is, nigga.

Speaker 2 I got it. But I don't know what UTA is, nigga.
Look, I know what UTA is, and you've been in the shit longer than me. I'm a part of SAG AFTRA.
That's all I say. That's different.

Speaker 2 That's the UTA. That's the UTA.
That's what I'm part of.

Speaker 2 An agency that pitches you to people or represents people.

Speaker 2 You could be signed to UTA. You could be signing UTA.
Okay, thank you. I'll look into it.

Speaker 2 You thought I was trying to be funny. I was.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I'll make a call for you. Look, look, look.
Nah. Yo, these niggas too nice.
Vox. Tell them, stop it.

Speaker 2 And fucking help me. Signing to an agency means you got to listen to somebody when they true.
That's what I'm saying. I was dubbed it.
Yeah, they ain't going to be able to do it.

Speaker 2 And I might get you a 30-20.

Speaker 2 I'm 30-20.

Speaker 2 What the fuck are you talking about? I like an idiot. So, what's the other 50, nigga? that means

Speaker 2 i look stupid

Speaker 2 i'm not saying see you that's how i didn't get you

Speaker 2 yo

Speaker 2 i didn't know that but thank you for putting me on i didn't know that but

Speaker 2 i mean it's looking bad for her now i mean she she is under fire yeah she fired do you think she's personally responsible for it absolutely have you pulled the money out that people who are all you come on if i'm just saying she has to tell you to invest in something and it doesn't go well you're responsible for that but ian what about the people around her that's just using her as a face what if she was tricked what if she was

Speaker 2 gave you a gun and told you go kill somebody and you got caught that's way different you always go to the extreme that's extremely extremely different

Speaker 2 do you think that's the seed this is serious of united healthcare wrote the ai to deny 90 of people no but he's the one who took the fall for it So same with her.

Speaker 2 Like if you're going to be the face and promote this shit and be public facing and brand ambassador, you know what your Q score is? Hey, man.

Speaker 2 You gotta take the other side of that. Yo, what's a Q-score? Q-rating.
You know what Q rating is. You don't know what that is.
No, it's what you're saying. You don't know what a Q score is.

Speaker 2 Just like you said, that's the one you watch.

Speaker 2 Yeah, likability factor. Your rating.
Your sliders, don't you?

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 2 You learn something new every day, man. Word, UTA, a Q-score.

Speaker 2 C-A-A, we're in the alphabets, nigga. Yeah.
Even Flip didn't know. See? I don't know nothing.
Flip been around. You know what Q score? No, what the fuck is that?

Speaker 2 You talking about the shit that you, the bark, the Q code that

Speaker 2 QR

Speaker 2 that you take a picture of?

Speaker 2 You bring it to menus? No, I thought you would know that. See?

Speaker 2 Exactly.

Speaker 2 I did. We should have said it.

Speaker 3 Your Q rating is your likability and popularity factor.

Speaker 2 How popping are you? How would you be able to

Speaker 2 find that out? Where do you get the Q score from? It would help to have an agency.

Speaker 2 UTA, CAA. Mm-hmm.
Yeah. Shout out to Christian.

Speaker 2 Yo, stop shouting niggas out, bro. Shout out to Christian, Meta.
What? The Christians? The church? nigga, they should be.

Speaker 2 Okay, shout out to them. This nigga always want to be cool with somebody.
Shout out to them. These people I'm in business with.
There you go. Oh, you are? Shout out to the Raiders.
All right.

Speaker 2 All right, all right. Shout out to McCumby Myers.
Shout out to the Dolphins. Yeah, no doubt.
No, I don't think that's a double double.

Speaker 2 Yeah, keep going.

Speaker 2 Shout out to Flip. We talked last night with the night.
No, no, no, no, no, no, don't push me. Shout out to Yamani Jay.

Speaker 2 Shout out to Jay Watts, my dog. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 Yeah, I think that, yes, I got it. I think that I'm going to go home and do some more research because I I need to be down with these companies.
I do. We did some talking last night.

Speaker 2 I mean, that's a journey I've been on recently, though, like traveling and shit like that. And thanks to y'all, I just want to expand your mind and be down with these companies and learn more, man.

Speaker 2 Information. When you realize how ignorant you were.

Speaker 2 That's a gift. You feel crazy.
That's a crazy gift. That's a gift, though, when you really realize, oh, shit, I don't know shit.

Speaker 2 And you hit that moment. Now it's like, all right, now.
But why are we comfortable? Why are we comfortable in that position? Because we think we know it all.

Speaker 2 I was walking around like, I don't give a fuck, man. I don't care.
I am me and my mind, but nigga, I'm just a little fucking

Speaker 2 dot. I'm only going to get right here with that thinking.

Speaker 4 When your associations change, too.

Speaker 2 Absolutely.

Speaker 2 So if you're the head of it, all your friend group, where you now come sit on the couch, not trying to be funny, where you now come sit on the couch and you sitting on the couch across from Joe, it's a level to it that you haven't gotten to yet.

Speaker 2 So now you got to seek for more information and level up to that, and then vice versa. And also being comfortable being out of your comfort zone.

Speaker 2 Even when she lost that coin, I calculated what I could have made if I would have done a coin two years ago. I was like, fuck, I should have

Speaker 2 did it the right way. Yeah.
I make if I do it.

Speaker 3 But so you won't do it now?

Speaker 2 No, I wouldn't do it now. It goes against my values.
But we can do a JBP coin.

Speaker 2 No, we ain't got to do a JBP coin. Officially ice.

Speaker 2 What could I make on a coin today?

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Make some coins.
Me and Ish could do a coin. Double I coin.

Speaker 2 We're going to do a double i coin.

Speaker 2 Put the apology money to the side.

Speaker 2 That niggas are scammers. Who's scamming?

Speaker 2 Who's scamming? Who said it's a scam?

Speaker 2 Stop. You're out your mind.
Don't involve this shit. Don't scam.
Don't involve this nice man and see that shit. Walmart.

Speaker 2 Yeah, don't involve this. Walmart coin.

Speaker 2 You know, you know, you can't. You know what I mean? Niggas are great.
Nigga, I ain't gonna lie, I think I would do the same thing. Hockey coin.
All of that.

Speaker 2 Hockey coin, tough. That's a good name.

Speaker 2 What's the steps into cashing out, though? Like, you said it's a process. So you can't just press the button and cash out like, go fuck me.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah.
yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 It's a long process, a couple of steps. Oh, you don't want to say that publicly.
No, because I don't want people to fucking scam and do the same shit. But just XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum.

Speaker 2 Shout out to you, Bitcoin. Spread Panda.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ada, XRP. Yo, Flip,

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Speaker 2 Hey, yeah.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

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Yay.

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Damn. Hold on.

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You ain't got to do shit. Yo, you should know this shit by heart.
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Speaker 2 Thank you, Joe. Thank you for shaking.
Thank you. Thank you.

Speaker 2 You know, I thought we was going to make a second episode without that. Yeah, but we not.
I want to play a game with y'all. Let's do it.
Okay.

Speaker 2 There's a game that's been going on around the internet, viral game, called We Listen and We Don't Judge. Let's say it at the same time.

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 How'd that work? Explain the game, nigga.

Speaker 2 First of all, basically,

Speaker 2 I can pick each and every one of y'all and and just say something about y'all. That's the game that I saw.
Something about y'all that I may have a problem with

Speaker 2 that I may like.

Speaker 2 Because I want to switch it because a lot of you niggas take things too personal up here. So I may say that something I may say.
Why are you looking at me while you're saying that, though?

Speaker 2 Because you're the nigga that take things to personal list. The personal list.

Speaker 2 We let some old shit go, though. It ain't been the same for a while.

Speaker 2 I haven't. That's right.

Speaker 2 Y'all understand the game? Because you know I'm not good at explaining shit. Y'all understand the game, though?

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, ish. Every time I get in your car, I'll be mad because I'm afraid of them pee bottles that you have on the fucking floor.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. I'll be sticking shit.
You be having a lot of pee bottles and shit.

Speaker 2 You all sick fucking.

Speaker 2 Can't say you got mad. Yo, you listen and judge.
You got mad.

Speaker 2 Don't judge. You got mad pee bottles.
And you got the big joints. You got gallons.

Speaker 2 That means you be yo.

Speaker 2 Yo, pull. As much as you in Waiwa, we listen, we don't judge.

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't don't judge.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 Hey, flip.

Speaker 2 Oh, no. Oh, great.

Speaker 2 There you go. No.

Speaker 2 I'm going to need you to start giving JR his hoodies back.

Speaker 2 We listen. We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 Fair. Yeah, fair.
All right. Ice.
Yes.

Speaker 2 Sometimes when you be giving a pound and your hand be bleeding, the blood be getting on your face.

Speaker 2 I be going to wash my hands, but I don't do it in front of you because

Speaker 2 you my man, so you know, I gotta just hold it down.

Speaker 2 Holy shit. Oh, shit, I gotta go back to the game.

Speaker 2 Oh, man.

Speaker 2 Cause somebody else did. Are you supposed to do it back to the party?

Speaker 2 Oh, oh, I don't know this fucking game.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I don't know this game.

Speaker 2 Skip me, man. I don't know what you're talking about.

Speaker 2 You gotta do it. You gotta do it? Anything.

Speaker 2 This nigga, yo. Oh, man.
All right, man. Flip.

Speaker 2 We, what you said?

Speaker 2 You don't listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 I ain't gonna hold you, dog. I be wanting to give you my barber's phone now.

Speaker 2 Are you my man? So I just be letting you cook, but

Speaker 2 either commit to it or just put the shit off.

Speaker 2 Like,

Speaker 2 oh, man. We listen and we don't judge.
That's true. Flip, you're the only nigga that ain't in construction, but keep plumbers crack.
Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 We listen. We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 I do have a problem with you constantly doing events and family parties and not inviting any one of us to your family parties and come back and brag about it or not try to brag about it.

Speaker 2 You know what I'm saying? Because you look like you'd be having a good time. I do have a problem with you leaving me outside and leaving me out your life.

Speaker 2 I'll remember that. Thank you.
We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 3 Ish took mine.

Speaker 3 Okay, maybe not the plumber's crack, but I was definitely going to say, Flip, I'm going to need you to start wearing pants in your actual size.

Speaker 3 Because those last pair of jeans that you wore in here.

Speaker 3 Pass out. I just.

Speaker 2 I see your heart beating through them bitches.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 3 I saw things that I shouldn't have seen.

Speaker 2 Thank you, man.

Speaker 2 Sex was love. Thank you, man.

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't judge. Mel.

Speaker 2 Shit.

Speaker 2 Mel, Mel, Mel, Mel, Mel.

Speaker 3 Keep it above board, motherfucker.

Speaker 2 Nope, nope, you can't.

Speaker 2 I'm tired of you coming in here like you work at Hooters.

Speaker 2 Put some fucking clothes on because if we look a certain way with Pose Snitch camera, we end up getting in trouble and look like niggas is lusting over you and you just be walking in front of niggas.

Speaker 2 Can you please find another route to walk? Every time you got some shit on, you walk right in front of niggas in slow motion. Hurry up and walk to the side, or wait till one of us gets up, okay?

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 Oh, E is here. Oh, uh.

Speaker 3 Jumped in right for this game.

Speaker 2 I ain't gonna lie, Ice, I want you to stop trying to dye your beard, bro. It's over.
Just let that shit stay natural. Let that shit breathe.

Speaker 2 We listen. Listen and we don't judge.
A-O-E. Hey, you skipping.
All right, we skipping. All right, go ahead.
E. Just going around.
Enough.

Speaker 2 Enough, bro.

Speaker 2 You're not the. I'm tired of you coming here like you the heartthrob of the pod, nigga.
Like you the fucking smoothest nigga in the world. Like you get to it all, nigga.

Speaker 2 There's a lot of other smooth niggas in here, nigga. Enough.
You try to cut your hair and thought you was cool. Like we can still see through them fucking stupid ass curls.

Speaker 2 You still have your hair still see-through, nigga. And that's it.
I'm tired of you coming here bragging and wanting to be Mr.

Speaker 2 Everybody Love Me. I'm every man for every woman, nigga.
Okay? Stop. All right? And low-key, I don't listen to shit.
Nobody. Work.

Speaker 2 You know, listen, and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 Ish? Ah, y'all niggas is done.

Speaker 2 It's over. It's over, though.
We just over. We just over.
All right. It's over.
Thanks for the game, Flip. Nice to tell you.
Y'all niggas go. Hey, y'all niggas.

Speaker 2 You're so hip with the

Speaker 2 kids are doing on the internet. Yeah, with the kids.

Speaker 3 Yeah, the internet. The bad.

Speaker 2 But I don't like the plumber's button and I don't like the jeans.

Speaker 2 We don't either. No one likes it.

Speaker 2 Y'all sure that I'll be doing that? We sure. Positive.
My eyes don't be lying. So why y'all niggas don't say nothing to me in real time? Well, you're man.

Speaker 2 You want the little jeans. You want the little.
What size do you get? 32? The wrong one?

Speaker 2 My shit like a 36, 38. All right, so go to 42.
All right. So I said, 42, Chris.
Incredible. Yeah, you just said, hmm? Mm-hmm.
Wait, you really get 36? I guess 38, 42.

Speaker 2 What? You went from a 36 to a 42. I don't get 36.
And you do not get 42 lengths. You skip.
Yeah, word. It's exactly.
What is it? It's 36, 38, 40, 42.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Yeah.
So you get all four sizes. So you go within 36 and a 42.
Within those sizes? I don't have a 136. It's like 38.

Speaker 2 Okay.

Speaker 2 And then I learned from Mel that my waist is up here, right under my belly button. I have my.

Speaker 2 You got the the low rises on

Speaker 2 I have my waist computer. You got your waist start here on my belly.
The clearance rack don't have all the size. The low rise.

Speaker 2 The low rise to show your tramps up. That's what it be.
Mel try to be nice about it. She said, Yo, you know,

Speaker 2 that's not where your waist starts. I thought I was kidding it too.
And I was wondering what my pants be falling down. That shit hips.
They don't be falling, nigga. You ain't pull them up.

Speaker 2 But how am I pulling up my waist? My stomach. You can't get them up.
You talking about it. It's your size.
But then they'll go up. Your size.
Your size, nigga.

Speaker 2 But if it goes over my side, that means there's a fucking gap.

Speaker 2 Nigga, what you talking about? You get a fucking. Uh-huh.

Speaker 2 I'm going to look like one of my Abelitas outside. Nigga, I don't want to look crazy like that.
Nah, nigga. Don't do that.

Speaker 2 Don't do that, right?

Speaker 2 Nah, I don't do that. So you're not supposed to wear.
No, it's you're not supposed to wear your pants right here.

Speaker 2 Tall?

Speaker 2 Where are you pointing at? Hey, y'all, this nigga belt me on his hip bones.

Speaker 2 But your shit right here. You pointing right here on your shit.
No, I'm not. No, I'm not.
Nigga, nigga.

Speaker 2 Right here. Right here.
Where the dent is at. Yeah,

Speaker 2 not here. Not here.
Yeah, that's where it was.

Speaker 2 That's where you're supposed to be at. You're supposed to be right there.
Yeah. I love flip.

Speaker 2 Hey, y'all can't. Lift your shit up, pause, put your belt line, and then put your stomach over it.
There you go.

Speaker 2 See?

Speaker 2 All right, hold on, hold on. One of those.
No, one of those.

Speaker 2 One of those.

Speaker 2 What's up?

Speaker 2 Don't gig on them no more. Damn it.

Speaker 2 That's not an extra large.

Speaker 2 That's not an extra large.

Speaker 2 He's an extra large. He's a large.
It's a large. You don't wear a large.

Speaker 2 You don't wear a large.

Speaker 2 They JR's, you think? I think they're JR's shits. How are you wearing JR pants? He's taller than you.
JR is tall.

Speaker 2 And skinny. Nigga, JR4.

Speaker 2 JR, what? But he thought because he was taller that some of the length would add to

Speaker 2 width. Width.
He's stretching his pants. He's fucking his shits up.
Am I?

Speaker 2 Don't get those back. A little bit.
He don't want them back. He don't want them back.
He don't want them. Just make those pajamas.
Hey, yo, here's the word. Christmas joints.
Christmas joints.

Speaker 2 All right, hold up. Long joints.
Ayo.

Speaker 2 Yo, holy shit. Yo, they long jaws.
His jeans are too skinny. You put some shit on top of them.
You good?

Speaker 2 You in a Christmas fucking mood with that sweater? You good? Chill, nigga. You cool.
You can't wear skinny jeans because my knots. Don't fit.

Speaker 2 So I should make these into long jaws and shit. You should make them into la.
No, don't wear them anymore.

Speaker 2 Why? Nigga, these are not, nigga, this flea, nigga. Stop.

Speaker 2 What's flea? They They fired. This needs to be a size up.
That's all. Get a size up, bro.

Speaker 2 Baggy is it? I look, yeah.

Speaker 2 No, the size up still won't be baggy.

Speaker 2 Just get your size. One, one up.
No. Nothing tapered.
This nigga crazy.

Speaker 2 Nothing tapered. Stat, stat.

Speaker 2 Straight leg. Yeah, say something.

Speaker 3 Flea means fly.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Yes.
Okay. We know the word flea may be traumatic to you, but you know what?

Speaker 2 Stop.

Speaker 2 Stop. Time out.

Speaker 2 Not on Mel. Come on.
Stop that.

Speaker 2 Mel. No.
Mel, you want to stay there? Stop.

Speaker 2 You want to go back to where we listen to?

Speaker 2 No, I'm going to let him live. It's all good.

Speaker 2 Mel, please, I want no problem with you, especially on a day like this. I need your help because these niggas out here, they're against me.
So I need your help, okay?

Speaker 2 For real. Let's go back to when we first got signed, nigga, even though you renewed your shit without permission.
Without permission.

Speaker 2 Permission. It's don't shake your head, nigga.
You know that's some bullshit that's going on. She renewed her.
I don't give a fuck. Was she supposed to get your permission to resign?

Speaker 2 No, I just want to be in the

Speaker 2 question.

Speaker 2 Anything you want? How many contracts you signed since y'all been here? Modifications. Okay.
Here? Modifications, updates. Amendments.
You got your amendments.

Speaker 2 I don't want to talk about contracts. No, no.
Not details, just how many. You bought the contract up? No, I just said she just signed.
Three, three, four.

Speaker 2 Was she privy to any of those before you signed? You updated her first? After. No, no, no.
You got privy to hers? After. All right, let's move forward.
There we go. Gotcha.

Speaker 2 Andrew Schultz. Andrew Schultz.
Oh, God. Parks.

Speaker 2 He fired back at Kendrick. Andrew Schultz fired back at Kendrick Lamar because what Kendrick Lamar said in the record.
Yes. Yes.
Kendrick Lamar said what in the record.

Speaker 2 He didn't really fire back at Kendrick Lamar. He fired back at hip-hop, but

Speaker 2 he fired at Kendrick. He fired at hip-hop.

Speaker 3 Kendrick said he was just like,

Speaker 2 Don't let no white comedian talk about a black woman. Black woman's a family.
Yes, that's a law. Yes.
Are we for sure that he was talking to

Speaker 2 yes?

Speaker 2 You know what they say of the shoe fit, wear it? He wore the shoe. Hit dog color.
I don't know.

Speaker 2 What black women did Andrew Schultz talk about?

Speaker 3 It was when he was on his podcast. Yeah, it was that podcast, those guys.

Speaker 3 And he started talking about this trend that was happening on TikTok and Instagram where it shows how white men who married black women experienced a glow-up.

Speaker 3 That was the reference point that he was describing. And so it was like just a bunch of black women married to white men and you saw what they look like before.

Speaker 3 And after being married to said black women, they look 30,000 times better.

Speaker 3 And they credit their woman for upgrading them.

Speaker 2 Okay, so, but why, okay, wait, hold on. He really shouldn't have.

Speaker 3 That's the origin of the joke. It wasn't fucking funny.

Speaker 3 It was fucking stupid.

Speaker 2 But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 2 That don't sound like he's disrespecting the black woman. No,

Speaker 3 that was what the whole clip was, but he was basically saying,

Speaker 3 I mean, I think we should hear this.

Speaker 2 I think we can find this joke. I don't have the old clip.
I have the new clip from what he said today or yesterday, whatever it was. I thought it was something about Kamala, but.

Speaker 2 I don't.

Speaker 3 No, that was what it was in reference to.

Speaker 2 It was a couple of months ago. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Anyway, this is what he said back.

Speaker 2 Like, first of all, Kendrick's people and the gang affiliate, you know, everybody, his security, they will kill me. They will destroy me.
They'll find me in the street. They'll fuck up.

Speaker 2 They'll do whatever I'm about to do. I'll do that passive aggressive shit.
But just Kendrick,

Speaker 2 I would make love to them. There's nothing he can do about it.

Speaker 2 Just Kendrick Lamar.

Speaker 2 I would make love to him. And the only thing that he could do is decide if it's consensual or not.

Speaker 2 That's the only thing he could do. If it's me, Kendrick,

Speaker 2 if it's me, Kendrick.

Speaker 2 No, I'm just...

Speaker 2 This isn't about physics. It's about physics.
I don't even know if I'll get hard. But if we're in a cell, there's a chance that

Speaker 2 if we're in a cell and we're bored, and we done tattooing each other, whatever you do in the cell, and we ran out of board games and we did all the other things and we cleaned everything and I'm like, man, I might as well fuck you.

Speaker 2 That's the gist.

Speaker 2 No, he said way more than that. Yeah, he went for a while longer, but it's a long clip.
I never even heard that part. The part I heard where he was like, yo, I'm dissing a black woman.

Speaker 2 Oh, you mean hip-hop? Like, and he starts to go down

Speaker 2 the traditions of hip-hop,

Speaker 2 misogynistic, and anti-woman in certain instances. And he just rocked on that for about 20 minutes.
Pause.

Speaker 2 It's like saying,

Speaker 2 nigga, I could do it, but you can't. Yeah, it's like saying, we could say, nigga, but they can't.

Speaker 2 It still doesn't make it right, though. Shout out to Alex.
Shout out to Schultz. Love you, Dilly.
You can't. Yo, don't come up here with that.
I'm about to do it.

Speaker 2 You can't say that you will fuck somebody black. Like, if we're going to go back to buck breaking and certain shit should not, that line should not be crossed.

Speaker 2 I don't give a fuck if it was a jokes i'm not going to just

Speaker 2 seems real hypocritical it is very hypocritical seems it's hypocritical why

Speaker 2 um

Speaker 2 but first off i didn't think joke was funny but i do understand

Speaker 2 he's a comedian and he does make jokes yeah

Speaker 2 i've seen one side of the of people speak and make certain jokes and we allow it and let it go forth and then we only seem to get emotional when it comes down to certain shit that affects us that that just doesn't play part to comedy Bruh.

Speaker 2 No, I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 No, go ahead. Go.
I just saw somebody in response to that posted the Dave Chappelle joke about Michael Jackson, where he was like, the kids,

Speaker 2 I mean, yeah, a lot of kids, I want to go into details of the joke, but Corey's over here washing his shoes and

Speaker 2 turned that shit off.

Speaker 2 And when that joke happened, it was hilarious. Like, niggas laughed at it.
It was in his stand-up.

Speaker 2 No, it wasn't. It was a recent stand-up.

Speaker 2 It was

Speaker 2 one of his recent stand-ups. My thing is when a comedian is equal opportunity

Speaker 2 i respect that personally just because you shoot at everybody you pick and you bullshit we just don't like just like andrew schultz

Speaker 2 like that's not true because when i say that nigga's funny okay you know i stay

Speaker 2 you i'm not saying you i'm saying the community is a culture the culture the community of people who are having an outrage and i understand why you might not like him i think a big part of that outrage is because they solely just don't like him i do think if another white comedian would have made that joke, Bill Burr makes that joke, nobody's mad.

Speaker 2 I don't think no one trips. I'm not sure.

Speaker 2 So, here's my thing. I'm not gonna say, I'm gonna say this.

Speaker 2 I think that Billy Burr,

Speaker 2 I think that

Speaker 2 would have made a better joke. He would have made a better joke.
He would have made a 10 times a better joke. But I also think that Billy Burr, and correct me if I'm wrong, I could be,

Speaker 2 is not necessarily as in tune with the hip-hop demo as Schultz is.

Speaker 2 Correct. That's why I think Schultz is already.

Speaker 2 Education comes along with that.

Speaker 2 So you might make a joke

Speaker 2 unbeknownst to you that it could be hurtful or harmful.

Speaker 2 Right?

Speaker 2 He is more in tune with the hip-hop community, et cetera, et cetera. So I think he should be more aware

Speaker 2 of what lines to cross. What makes you think that Schultz is more in tune?

Speaker 2 Because everything that he does and speaks about, usually when he's coming, it shows that he's not in tune. Because he sits next to Shar.

Speaker 3 The proximity, the close proximity to the culture probably makes him feel like

Speaker 2 he is of the culture. He talks about hip-hop topics.
I mean, I think he doesn't make it.

Speaker 2 I think he don't make this joke if he's not in tune with it.

Speaker 2 He wouldn't even know Kendrick.

Speaker 2 Parks said a certain joke, right? Parks is our brother.

Speaker 2 I know that Parks has has more awareness about issues that we hold near and dear than some other white boy that I don't know that might have grown up in Elmira, right?

Speaker 2 So if Parks says some shit, I might take to heart that I wouldn't take to heart if another white boy said it.

Speaker 2 And I get

Speaker 2 Parks. So that's my point.
I said I might take it to heart.

Speaker 2 You're personalizing the comedian based upon whether you know him or not.

Speaker 2 First of all, Bill Burr got his start from what I remember him, really first seeing him, was Chappelle Show. Yes.

Speaker 2 So a lot of that was, he was entrenched with a certain level of culture just from doing that show. I don't think he's just totally oblivious to hip-hop culture.

Speaker 2 He might not focus that on his stand-up, but I don't think him and Schultz are like light years ahead in culture. Gotcha.

Speaker 2 I just think we find him to be more personable. We find him to be more funny.
We find him to, we like him. Schultz is hilarious.
Haven't I come in here and said, yeah,

Speaker 2 he's fucking funny. I don't want to.
When I say we, I'm not saying us up here. I'm saying

Speaker 2 just the general population just seem to have more of an affinity for him than Schultz. Gotcha.

Speaker 2 So it's way easier to hear that joke and be like, well, or Gary Owens. Right.
You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2 Here's the thing that I don't agree with you guys on. The thing about it is, Andrew Schultz sits next to Charlemagne and they speak about hip-hop, right?

Speaker 2 And while, okay, the joke may be just a joke, you're a comedian, but what I do is I hate when people...

Speaker 2 who are not a part of our culture end up coming into our culture and then their true feelings start to come out. We don't don't know that.
I'm sorry, hold on, hold on, hold on.

Speaker 2 Because

Speaker 2 he started to say about how black men or how rappers treat their women, right? That means you knew this and you felt this way.

Speaker 2 You knew this and you felt this way. You sitting next to Charlemagne and you packing up.
He's been saying that on the show.

Speaker 2 He's been saying this on the show. Well, I don't watch him, so I don't know if he's a real person.
He's been saying the same sentiment for a year. So he's saying what?

Speaker 2 That black men or rappers beat their women? So I can't do it.

Speaker 2 If you guys do it, I can do it. No, nigga, you can't do it.

Speaker 2 That's the overall gist. No, you can't.

Speaker 2 You think, you think, you think you can't do it because you think, no, disrespect that the Jewish people are going to allow us to talk or make jokes about anything pertaining to Jewish culture or what they went through?

Speaker 2 No, they're not. They're not.
You're offending, you get canceled. So we're not going to let this guy.
He's a fact. Huh? He's right.

Speaker 2 We're not going to let this guy sit down there and then say, okay, it's a joke. I'd rather him address.
Kendrick Lamar and make jokes based on that.

Speaker 2 But when you start addressing hip-hop and what hip-hop has did to the black woman and how we have not protected the black woman and start quoting quotes and shit like that, then nigga, you spitting in our face.

Speaker 3 And also, I found the original clip. I sent it to Parks for him to play if he wants to play it.
But, you know, the whole TikTok trend was called the black wife effect,

Speaker 3 just for specificity. But I found the clip for I'm not disagreeing with Flip.

Speaker 2 I think that I think two things could be true. Fine or buy phone and get any non-scoping feeds up on 790.
Mail.

Speaker 3 It's YouTube.

Speaker 2 Shut up.

Speaker 3 I don't have premium.

Speaker 2 Fuck that shit. Holy shit.
That was crazy.

Speaker 2 Yeah, so you'll see a guy who's had a black girlfriend, all of a sudden he's got a buzz cut, like, can you shave off his shoes?

Speaker 2 They shave their hair because they start losing it. Because it's so stressed to get around this black girl complaining about shit all the fucking time.

Speaker 2 That's why they gotta shave their hair. Nah, bro.
White guys with black girlfriends, they say. They grow a beard because it has more cushion when they get slapped the fuck out of it.

Speaker 2 That's hilarious.

Speaker 2 I think the black girlfriend effect, hmm, it might be a protective instinct, bro. You think?

Speaker 2 That's not a glow up. Have you ever had black girlfriends? Yeah.

Speaker 2 Have you ever had white girls? Yeah. Yeah.
Oh, wow. Okay.
What's your favorite?

Speaker 2 Who is he sitting next to?

Speaker 2 They're all black?

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, yeah. All relics.
We love them all. Yeah, that means white people.

Speaker 2 So I guess that there's, I guess, to certain people, there's a thin line between truth and joke, right?

Speaker 2 I get Kendrick responding to that now. Yeah, no, that's not

Speaker 2 what Mel said. Yeah, but Mel said like they was complimenting the black and all of them.

Speaker 3 No, no, no, that's not that's not I was not saying that the conversation was complimentary. What I was saying was what the trend was.

Speaker 3 The trend was the black wife effect and how white guys look raggedy and then when their black woman gets a hand

Speaker 3 they swag them up that was the trend and that's what he's commenting on and then he's so he's basically alluding to the fact that the reason why they get the buzz cuts is is because the stress of dating a black woman makes you lose your fucking hair.

Speaker 3 It's not fucking funny.

Speaker 3 And then the beard is to cushion them from like physical.

Speaker 3 And then these two yucky.

Speaker 2 Before you do that, let me just ask. I'm not defending.
I'm not defending. But I have to ask a question here.

Speaker 2 If a person

Speaker 2 don't like

Speaker 2 fucking Family Guy or South Park, where they shoot at everybody,

Speaker 2 you get what I'm saying? They don't, they don't, it's not, I don't take them as a racist or nothing like that because, all right, now it's a black joke. Because they do that, that's their form.

Speaker 2 If someone's form of comedy is offensive, let's be clear. There are some offensive jokes that are funny, regardless of how you look at it.

Speaker 2 If someone's form of comedy is being offensive and they're offensive to everybody,

Speaker 2 I don't have a problem with that. I got a problem with the person who singles out.

Speaker 2 I'm only talking about this over here.

Speaker 2 Or I got a problem with the people that only have a problem when you talk about this over here. You're sitting next to one of the

Speaker 2 big personality on the radio of New York, a known personality. You're sitting next to him who champions black culture.
That's number one. So, sitting next to him, he gives you a cosine.

Speaker 2 By even sitting next to him, you have a certain cosign and acceptance into the culture. Second of all, it's like you might not deserve.

Speaker 2 You're cracking jokes about the black women, which is cool, but I'm saying that if it was the other way around, we're not allowed to do that. And we're going to get canceled and scrutinized.

Speaker 2 Can I show you?

Speaker 2 We have to protect

Speaker 2 We got to protect our culture. That's how I feel.
I don't feel like I don't like what I just heard and what he said to me neither. I don't like what I heard.

Speaker 2 And his response to Kendrick, I wasn't mad initially because I'm like, okay, then you playing around with a comedian, he's going to respond.

Speaker 2 But then when I hear how you really feel, how it rolls off the tongue, it hits different. You know what I mean? That's like having a friend, a friend that's been around you all the time.

Speaker 2 If I have a white friend all the time and I'm judging him based off of one thing, and then he just responds about all the negative connotations that black people deal with or that's attached to black people.

Speaker 2 I'm going to feel the way, nigga, you always felt this way and you sat next to me pretending just because you had a goal in mind. That's how I would feel.

Speaker 2 To go back to what you said about the acceptance and being allowed to be some level of a part of the culture.

Speaker 2 Who's to say that he ever wanted that? Big facts. That's true.
And I'm just posing that question. First of all, let me make it very clear.
I don't fuck with nothing he said.

Speaker 2 I don't think none of the shit he said was either. I don't fuck with with that.
So you think it's just us being typical and accepting it? I think, I think,

Speaker 2 I think he took advantage of a platform at a moment where he was not of the ilk and of the status of Charlemagne. He sat next to him and he said somehow benefited from it.

Speaker 2 Benefited and became just as big, if not bigger. Let me ask you a question.

Speaker 2 Hold on, hold on, hold on, real quick.

Speaker 2 The other part I want to say is,

Speaker 2 this is the confusing part for me when it comes to shit like this, because I want to allow comedians to be comedians.

Speaker 2 But then when comedians become now broadcasters and they become media personalities, they start to straddle that line of talking their real feelings and hiding it behind a joke.

Speaker 2 So I'm very, like, I'm confused to say, do I go ahead and hold him to a certain standard? Because when is he talking about his personal feelings and when is he joking?

Speaker 2 That's my confusion at this point.

Speaker 2 Like, I want to give him that, I want to give every comedian the chance to really live in a comedy and do, because I hate that boundary with with saying yo you can't make whatever joke but when are you serious like schultz is that really what you feel i mean because if it is say that and let's just let's just keep it clear

Speaker 2 and then if it's not then i have to just side on the side of comedy which every comedian does in this case i would say be funnier a little bit well be funnier

Speaker 2 you know what i'm saying it's not a funny that's the big problem with all this to me is lack of execution from a comedy standpoint I mean all the shit he said is offensive but I think he was trying to be funny now but my question is not funny

Speaker 2 now my question is: what about the person that found it funny? I was about to say, yeah. Because there's a ton of funny stuff.
It just might not have been funny to us.

Speaker 2 That may not have been funny to us.

Speaker 2 There's comedians that people love. I just mean I've watched the stand-up session.
And I'm like, this nigga is terrible. I saw the shit that you and Joe told us.

Speaker 2 The joint that Joe was telling us about. I had to turn that shit off.
After watching his fault. I turned it off.
Anthony Jolly.

Speaker 2 Just you turned it off? I turned it off. I did too.

Speaker 2 After the fourth, I'm going to fuck a 14-year-old joke. I was like,

Speaker 2 and it wasn't even like, the jokes are bad, but then when the crowd starts going it's like yo every every joke that he told every joke that he told the crowd was dying laughing and he's making really disgusting dark jokes about kids about the trans community so

Speaker 3 mostly about underage

Speaker 2 kids and it was in you could see his goal was i'm gonna go to the the extreme well he explains being dark well he says gallows gallos humor is the level of taking something dark and trying to find humor out of it

Speaker 2 I don't know when to tell Andrew, yo, shut your comedian brain off because he might just be in comedian mode no matter when he's talking.

Speaker 2 And I'm not saying that I agree with anything he said. I don't fuck with nothing he said.

Speaker 2 But I also want to stand on the side of if you're a comedian and that's what you're doing, whether it's a good or bad joke, I don't want to be the person to tell you you can't make a joke.

Speaker 2 I'm going to say this, and we all up here say certain things. Double standards exist.

Speaker 2 And they exist for a reason.

Speaker 2 Everybody applies to them. Everybody benefits from them.
Some of us do things that are not beneficial, but we all accept them.

Speaker 2 And some of the things that people say out of their mouths, there's a double standard where

Speaker 2 you don't work the other way. Yeah, you can say it about yours.
You can't say it about mine. Man, I remember Monique doing stand-ups, killing skinny chicks.
Skinny bitches. Now let a woman came.

Speaker 2 One skinny chick makes skin shit. And did an hour-long fat joke.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. One fat joke.

Speaker 3 You're absolutely right. I'm going to make it.

Speaker 2 It was it. You're absolutely right.

Speaker 2 You ain't getting no full ones.

Speaker 3 There's some people that can get away with a certain type of humor, caustic and offensive and stuff like that. There's other people that cannot get away with it.

Speaker 3 And I think that Andrew Schultz really, really, really takes full advantage of not just the fact that he's white, entrenched in black culture, with the close proximity to one of the biggest

Speaker 3 faces and brands in culture, but also it's the whole thing that you just said about, you know, if we, you cannot make any type of joke about anybody who is jewish otherwise it's anti-semitism you get automatically accused of anti-semitism

Speaker 2 stand together we won't what's that yeah but but but they will stand together on that

Speaker 3 exactly but it's it's just so easy to make fun of black people and the stereotypes it's so easy

Speaker 2 he don't just see and this is why i sound like i'm defending him but i'm not i've watched his stand-up before he don't just make black jokes he don't yeah okay and that's so that's why it's like again, if you if you singled out and just did that, it's like we picking and choosing.

Speaker 2 No, we picking and choosing because we got a problem with this, but he's going down the list and just shooting at everybody. Could Kevin Hart make Jewish jokes?

Speaker 2 Nobody could make Jewish jokes, there's not a person alive,

Speaker 2 but we're not gonna stand together, it's not true, bro. Listen to this: I'm talking, I'm addressing Ice's point.
Ice's point is he don't hold back.

Speaker 2 I like Schultz as a comedian, part of me. Yeah, you said that.
Cool. The stand-ups was funny to me.

Speaker 2 What I'm saying is, that the fact that you shoot at everybody does not mean that you can say some insensitive and people can't find it offensive again especially if you sit with the privilege that you are of a certain demo that is untouchable

Speaker 2 That don't matter at that point. Exactly.
And again, you sit by people and you are aligned with people that have told you some of the historical things that we take offense to.

Speaker 2 So again, if Parks said a joke that I know Parks is us and some other white dude that I don't know said the same exact joke, Parks is more in line with us. I'm going to look at Parks differently.

Speaker 2 Like, yo, you, my man.

Speaker 2 What are you talking about? Only you know that. So now for the person on the outside who hears that, they could be just as offended as everyone else.

Speaker 2 I think, I think, end of the day, you make a bad joke. You make a bad joke.
It's cool. It can be a bad joke, but you also should be held accountable for how that bad joke is.

Speaker 2 You got to deal with whatever comes with the bad joke. I was saying, I'm going to hold Parks more accountable is what I was saying.

Speaker 2 I'm going to hold Parks more accountable than I'm going to hold this dude over there from fucking Alaska.

Speaker 2 Here's the thing.

Speaker 2 We're not going to get rid of double standards. Double standards are not going anywhere.

Speaker 2 If we were able to crack jokes on everybody and not get ridiculed, canceled, and lose business deals because we took a certain stance or we seen the top of the top just say a comment and lose deals.

Speaker 2 Kyrie, Nick Cannon, we seen a lot of shit and they weren't even meant to be offensive. True.
Right? So if we can't do that, we're not going to let this fucking guy sit there and say something to us.

Speaker 2 We do it. And then the excuses, oh, they stick together.
No, no, no, you don't. I'm saying we do.

Speaker 2 The power that may be,

Speaker 2 all it does, all this shows me, all this shows me is that, once again, when it comes to the black man, we have to just accept whatever they give us. We don't have to accept whatever.

Speaker 2 Okay, I'm going to be real. I'm not telling them that we do it the other way around.
I hear you, but listen what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 And I want to hear you, Ian, but that's just how I'm taking it by the the responses that I'm hearing from my brothers.

Speaker 2 And it's just like, all right, whatever, because if I sat here right now and said something that I'm not supposed to say, we're going to edit this shit out. Why? Because we may get canceled.
Or why?

Speaker 2 Because the JPC

Speaker 2 ramifications may face some scrutiny. Right? But even beyond that, it's just like, if it's not good, take it out.
Yes. True.
Yeah. Agreed.
But we can't crack a positive way with it.

Speaker 2 Exactly.

Speaker 2 Stop. We can't crack a positive joke about what happened with the Jewish people.
There's no positive way to crack a joke about that. That's what I'm referring to.
There's no positive way.

Speaker 2 So we would have to take it out. We're not going to keep it in it.

Speaker 2 There's no funny joke to say about that because the powers that may be that's in charge is not going to allow that and we're going to face scrutiny. So you're going to be talking about it.

Speaker 3 So is your point that there is nobody like a parks or anybody else in the room that's doing the checks and balances of you might not want to have that out there? Is that what you would say?

Speaker 2 Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 Well, yes, there are people that will say that you might not want to have that out there and they would edit it out if it's not, but I'm saying it just. She for Schultz.

Speaker 2 I'm talking about this particular circumstance, but I feel like when it comes to the black culture, nobody's taking it serious to say that.

Speaker 2 Oh, we could take it, or they could take it, nigga, they've been through enough, they could, they can handle that.

Speaker 2 Nigga, they don't stick together, nobody's gonna say nothing. I'm sitting next to Charlotte.
That's what they're gonna say. Because Schultz had a joke about three-fifths,

Speaker 2 and remember slavery, they used to treat us as dreams.

Speaker 2 He had a three-fifths joke.

Speaker 3 He's not fucking funny.

Speaker 2 It was funny, but they wasn't.

Speaker 2 He was chosen, my nigga. And we could never make that joke about it.

Speaker 2 We just saw somebody do that. with a very small level of backlash, and it acts like never happened when Tony Hitchcliffe went and did the,

Speaker 2 was it the Republican or

Speaker 2 went to go do the convention and he made his joke about the spanning Puerto Ricans, and for like all of a day and a half, it was something until they was like, all right, well, fuck it, it don't matter.

Speaker 2 Like, that's literally the space we're in.

Speaker 2 We're in that space of, for us in our culture, we are told we have to get over it. Nah, I'm not sure.
We have to be past it.

Speaker 2 No. The Puerto Ricans defended him.

Speaker 2 No, don't say the Puerto Ricans. Some Puerto Ricans did because there was a lot of people who offended.

Speaker 2 So when we speak to the, like, if you go online right now, dealing with this short shit, it seems to be a majority of black people, whether they knew it was a joke or not, don't fuck with this.

Speaker 2 They don't fuck with it. Now,

Speaker 2 there's a lot of people prior to the joke that just don't fuck with him. So him making that joke.

Speaker 2 Let me attach.

Speaker 2 Let me attach.

Speaker 2 Go ahead. Go ahead.

Speaker 2 With that alone, on top of the fact that many of those people just did not like him from the jump, it's only making it easier to make this a thing to keep pushing forward.

Speaker 2 But I can promise you within the next couple of days,

Speaker 2 it's overwhelming. And that's the problem.
But you better call top because Kendrick ain't nothing to play with. You better.

Speaker 2 Like you said, though,

Speaker 2 for us, it's like we're not going to be able to do it.

Speaker 2 Nobody black is going to check him. Yeah, but everybody can build a point.
Who's going to say something to him? But that's how we're raised in our homes, too. Like, turn the other cheek.

Speaker 2 That's some masculine shit in the black homes. Turn the other cheek.

Speaker 2 Not everybody homes like that.

Speaker 2 A lot of us are like that. Yo, turn the other cheek.
We don't give a fuck, nigga.

Speaker 2 In the idiot space, we like that. Yeah, nobody takes it that way.
Niggas still go to Vlad. Niggas still go everywhere else.
And we have been complaining about shit for almost a decade

Speaker 2 as far as not wanting to support certain things, not want to be a part of certain things.

Speaker 2 This is just a pattern.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we're going in circles. That was the point I was making.
Yo, when you start making jokes about Puerto Rico,

Speaker 2 cool. And now you have 20%, 30%.
It don't matter what percentage of Puerto Ricans say, yo, that wasn't that funny. I mean, that wasn't bad.
It was cool. I think it was, I agree with him.

Speaker 2 You know what it does? It lessens the blow. When you start making certain jokes about certain demographics, even if they don't mind, they're going to stand with that demo.

Speaker 2 They're never going to come out and say, you know what? It wasn't that bad.

Speaker 2 He's a good guy, blah, blah. They're not going to defend you.
The same way we're sitting up here and the room is torn down the middle.

Speaker 2 Of all black people in this room, Parks is black.

Speaker 2 He's honorary black. But all of us in this room are sitting down and some are halfway defending him or taking up from not necessarily defending him.
And some are. Taking up for comedy, not for him.

Speaker 2 Yes, that's what I'm saying. Thank you.
I'm not taking up for him. Because the reality is, you know,

Speaker 3 he's right because, you know, we all went to see Dave Chappelle. We're all familiar with his humor.

Speaker 3 He makes fun of everybody, but the difference is we all fucking love Dave Chappelle and we find him funny no matter what offensive shit he says. And you're right.

Speaker 3 And he's also the type of comedian that attacks everybody. Nobody is.

Speaker 2 I think that the best like offensive comedians, Dave Chappelle, Burr,

Speaker 2 even back in the day, was some man with the long hair that passed away. George Carlin.
George Carlin would balance out the offensive shit with like some super serious shit so you kind of

Speaker 2 knew that he was joking. It leaned more into the comedy.
If you don't do that, I feel like you're just doing shock job. I think Ejee.

Speaker 2 I think even with chappelle and carlin carlin for sure yep they ain't go too far

Speaker 2 depending on who you ask the trans community felt chappelle went way too far time and time again and kept

Speaker 2 the last cat disabled as well yeah

Speaker 2 it didn't go too far to us because we wasn't the butt of that joke can we just can we just at some point

Speaker 2 i'm sorry at some point just to move it conversation can we just start finding out ways to hold these comedians responsible people period for the period don't hide behind that i'm a comedian shit at this point let us know how you really feel if that's how you really look at the black culture and community cool let that be your statement away from a joke because now I'm confused because I want to be able to go ahead and say for sure I don't want to support that stand-up I don't want to support that comedian because your thoughts away from comedy don't fuck with me and I think that was a missed opportunity too because when it came to the first instance where he's talking we were talking about the black wife effect more people came after the shits and giggles guys you know for laughing and joking along because they're two black men and they're like, yo, he's speaking disparagingly about black women.

Speaker 3 What the fuck are you doing? Rather than saving your ire for

Speaker 3 Andrew Schultz. But the vast majority, I don't know a single black woman that finds him funny or is interested in hearing him.

Speaker 3 So I, you know, and it literally takes, but it literally takes Kendrick to say something for this conversation to even come up again, which is, I find also very interesting.

Speaker 3 So that's something that within that conversation, people kind of have to look at themselves as to what they're, what they find offensive and what they'll get up in arms about, and what they'll be like, eh, whatever.

Speaker 2 A lot of people play follow the leader, too. It's not offensive until everybody else is offended by it.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit, we mad at that? Cool, let's go. I agree with that.

Speaker 2 Then we can move along. I mean, fuck you, Schultz.
Either way.

Speaker 2 Stand on that. Okay.
But to the hypocritical part of hip-hop, what about that aspect? He's right.

Speaker 2 Because hip-hop has degraded black women way more than any white comedian has. And then people feel like, yo, even if it's true, it's not for you to point out.
That's real.

Speaker 2 It's not for you to join in. It's not for you to point out.
It's not for you to, because I took that as not him pointing. It's just also, oh, wait, if y'all have a problem,

Speaker 2 why wasn't it a problem all this time?

Speaker 2 Yeah, it's like, if this is wrong, if wrong is talking about this, let's make it wrong out. Yo, certain people don't got to take their shoes off when they walk in my house, man.
That's

Speaker 2 how much times did Nana say what happens in this house stays in this house?

Speaker 2 But it's not in this house.

Speaker 2 what he's saying is that yeah it's global but still

Speaker 2 he's saying this in-house is in-house amongst us

Speaker 2 we ain't talking about it in-house yo we ain't gonna sit here and lie and act like we've been policing each other in-house and just not letting we have we've been partaking in that i'm not disagreeing with you we're not gonna say in front of but back but back to the point women can say certain to each other that we can't that we can't say to them women can say to us that we can't flip women can sit there and talk about your house talking about derelict the double standards that exist

Speaker 2 is all what i was telling you when you said double standard. We have it.
That's what people be like, well, how come they can say that? And where we can't.

Speaker 2 It's a small double standard. We could make a joke about our people that an outsider can't make about our people.

Speaker 2 Or we can make a joke about somebody, and then if they joke on us about it, we're tight. You, you will sit there and say, that's my point.
It ain't just here, it's life.

Speaker 2 In this day and age, we got we fucked up because we be speaking for each other like we really all agree. A lot of the we that we include don't agree on.

Speaker 2 A lot of the other side of the weed don't have a problem if parks say nigga. A lot of them don't have a problem if they little white homegirl says nigga.

Speaker 2 Like, I've been around that level of we, so we be speaking for people that really don't share the same sentiments as us.

Speaker 2 Or the two, or the people that would not have a problem if Park says, nigga, but if this white person,

Speaker 2 now I got a problem with it.

Speaker 2 We, as a culture, we have a lot of shit just within us that we got to kind of get some defined level of, okay, how do we as a culture move before we start dictating to everybody else how to do it?

Speaker 2 This is the nuance, though. And for the record, Parks doesn't say the indicators.
He never does.

Speaker 2 I know y'all tried it a couple times.

Speaker 2 They do it a billion times. But, yo, dog,

Speaker 2 I think that's unrealistic. I just think it's unrealistic.
I just think that we have to accept the double standards for what they are. Exactly.
Hypocrisy is in life. It's in part of life.
Do we have

Speaker 2 part of life? If black people tried to cancel shows, how would it affect him? It wouldn't.

Speaker 2 I think it sounds like go through the roof.

Speaker 2 It would affect him the opposite, actually.

Speaker 2 True.

Speaker 2 All of us are sitting up here doing this.

Speaker 2 There's people that might not have heard about it. Oh, word?

Speaker 2 How does nigga say? Cancel a man where we ain't even his demographic.

Speaker 2 Like, yeah, it's nothing. So we got to get our money up to where our advertising dollars affect him.

Speaker 2 It won't happen. Or just take a, like, to be real, black people, we won't take a stance or partner together long enough to have an impact.
That's the conversation we don't want to have.

Speaker 2 That's a real trouble. Because it gets too preachy.
Cool. At the same time, Kendrick called Drake a pedophile for fucking five months, but the whole world got mad at a joke

Speaker 2 about a man

Speaker 2 another man. It's a hypocrite.
That's a good point. So what do I need?

Speaker 2 I can't disagree with that. That's a great point.
But,

Speaker 2 yeah, you're going to get pot out of the month.

Speaker 2 When it done, man, I fuck with Kendrick. I love Drake, but you turn this whole boy upside down over some personal shit that you got planned to do.

Speaker 2 Dog, what the fuck are we talking about? That's true.

Speaker 2 That is exactly true.

Speaker 2 Hey, Drake.

Speaker 2 Listen. Come on, man.
Didn't have to get there. I don't think it was planned at any time.
That's true. No, that's true.

Speaker 2 I keep going back to that. We got here because of you, buddy.
Stop. We wasn't trying to get here.
We don't have to get personal.

Speaker 2 He said it on the record. It's a legend.
I don't give a fuck who I'm saying. Okay.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 I love yo. This is the part that I really don't like about that.

Speaker 2 You went on, I'm so tired of talking about Kendrick and Drake, but... You went on Taylor Maid using the Tupac AI and said, talk about him like in young girls.

Speaker 2 Okay,

Speaker 2 cool. I'm going to talk about it now.
You just didn't think it would blow up that way.

Speaker 2 You said that. Shout out to the boy.

Speaker 2 At the end of the day. Yeah, I know.
I saw you. I saw you.
At the end of the day, the nigga, the nigga. Basketball court.

Speaker 2 The nigga asked him how to do it, leave family out of it, and he didn't. And whether it was a plot, whether it was a plan, whether he knew that he was going to do it.
Accountability.

Speaker 2 Whether he had this, it's just... The setup is what the setup is.
You guys think it's a plan. I don't think it's a plan.
I just think it's just something. Obviously, I can see.
There's layers to it.

Speaker 2 There's layers. Yes, I can see the layers that is presented.
But I do understand what you're saying.

Speaker 2 And that was sort of Kendrick's point about

Speaker 2 pointing out people that may be culture vultures or not within, you know, not down without culture, whether he's right or whether he's wrong. You know what I mean?

Speaker 2 And we can't really say that about Drake because Drake has been holding the culture on his back for so many years. So it's just a preference at this point.
And obviously,

Speaker 2 it does look like Drake was railroaded when they show certain receipts. And it's unfortunate.

Speaker 2 I 1,000% believe he was.

Speaker 2 It's unfortunate, but you know, we just. I'm going to tell you, I believe so because

Speaker 2 he's been protected by that same label for a while. Yes.
Like, you couldn't really diss Drake on certain records. Like,

Speaker 2 Push and T had a verse removed.

Speaker 2 By Universal. They were calling in, getting things done

Speaker 2 so that that you can't diss him. So now, for somebody to diss me and y'all pump the song, make it number worldwide.
It's play. It's something at play here.
Okay. So I do get him.

Speaker 3 Has there been any more like new developments on

Speaker 2 the petition?

Speaker 2 There's a date going around. I don't know how true it is, but I believe it's December 20th to hear the petition.

Speaker 2 So that's about it. Yeah, we'll see.

Speaker 3 Ian, we talked about this a lot, but since we got you here, did you have any thoughts on it?

Speaker 3 On the petition itself, what do you think the result is gonna be

Speaker 3 no just just very short form because he hasn't been here and you know he has a very unique point of view okay man

Speaker 2 uh i'll be quick about this um i think it's a mistake i've talked to some people in this camp and i i'm i'm worried for him i'll say that really okay very worried

Speaker 2 yeah very worried

Speaker 2 settle fast both sides

Speaker 2 Yeah, well, when you're suing for up to multiple billions of dollars and

Speaker 2 y'all talked about it, but like when the Chinese owns 20% of UMG and Bill Acknowledge, this is like

Speaker 2 layers. Even a culture point.
If we don't own any of the labels or media, what culture?

Speaker 2 Dog, Tencent owns the majority of the

Speaker 2 biggest beneficiaries of the shit like. And they Chinese.
And for... To be suing for two and three billion and knowing what that catalog is worth, man, that's some scary shit.
Michael Jackson, man.

Speaker 2 All over again.

Speaker 2 Not as big, and I know people clown that, but like like somebody in this camp was like, yo,

Speaker 2 if something happens to him, no, it wasn't. Yo, it was not accidental.
I want to move from it, but I said that pods, pods, pods. Yes.
I said, get out the game. This is your moment to get out.

Speaker 2 Exit out the game. Exit out.
We've seen it happen to people who had way more lemon. Way more power.

Speaker 2 Stop me. Michael.
I would hate to see that be your ending.

Speaker 2 That's dark. Yeah, that's dark.
That's pretty dark. That's dark.

Speaker 2 Yo, one of his homeboys is like, yo, if he goes in a boat in an accident, he don't even like being on boats. Pray for him.

Speaker 2 So first message, I was like, what? He like.

Speaker 2 That shit is deeper than. Yeah, we got to.
Yeah. All right.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 We dealt with that. Yeah.
We listen, we don't judge. Yes, we listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 We don't judge.

Speaker 2 Cam Newton is not marrying Jazzy. Yeah, yeah.
Shout out to Cam.

Speaker 2 Hey, women say they want honesty, just wake it up.

Speaker 2 Oh, nobody clapping. Oh, just me.
All right, my bad. My bad.
I'm just saying, like, shout out to Jazzy. She's an amazing person.
What's wrong with that?

Speaker 2 I don't think there's nothing wrong with it, but a lot of people feel like. What's the backstory here? Jazzy.

Speaker 2 Cam Newton.

Speaker 3 Jazzy what?

Speaker 3 Is currently...

Speaker 3 Well, shit, okay, I don't know. His most recent child was born, and the mother is Jasmine Brown, aka Watch Jazzy on Instagram.

Speaker 3 And she was a well-known comedian

Speaker 3 and influencer on Instagram. And then they got together.
And

Speaker 2 she's in love.

Speaker 3 She's in love.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 2 They have a good thing going.

Speaker 3 They got a thing going that apparently works for them. A lot of people have called her out for being a hypocrite, for shaming the type of woman that she seemingly has become.

Speaker 3 And so,

Speaker 3 who was he interviewing when he started?

Speaker 2 The Cheyenne Bryant lady. Listen, the doctor and Cheyenne Bryant lady came in.
She said all that shit to him.

Speaker 2 No, it was somebody that didn't. I'm talking from at that moment.

Speaker 2 The initial interview started where she came in saying all that shit, thinking it was supposed to have an effect on how he moved in his household and thinking that the woman that he was with at the time was going to be affected by that.

Speaker 2 She came out and made the statement clear. Me and him talk.
I know how he lives. I know what he's into.
I'm fine with that.

Speaker 2 It seems like ever since then, everyone's trying to convince her to be anything different from

Speaker 2 being mad and offended for her.

Speaker 3 I don't think that Dr. Bryant was trying to make him do or say or be shy.

Speaker 2 She's trying to shame you.

Speaker 3 He asked her pointed questions and she answered him. Just like Nick asked her questions when she went on his show and she answered him.

Speaker 2 That lady a fraud, but we'll get to that another time.

Speaker 2 Do you feel like Watch Jazzy put her career to the back burner for Kim Newton?

Speaker 3 By all appearances,

Speaker 3 by all appearances, yes. Do I know that for a fact? No.

Speaker 2 What was her career?

Speaker 3 I just said

Speaker 3 she was a very, very, very, very, very successful influencer. She had like campaigns with Savage Fenty and whatnot.
She was on the road. She had

Speaker 3 tours and shit like that. She was a comedian.

Speaker 2 So she was successful. When she caught Cam, was it a better investment? I'm not speaking to her business.
I love her a lot.

Speaker 3 That is not for me to decide.

Speaker 3 I don't know what their circumstances are. I don't know.
I do not know what her bank account looks like because she's with him. I have no clue.
No, you cannot assume that.

Speaker 2 What are you doing here as a soul?

Speaker 3 You can't make that assumption.

Speaker 1 Why not?

Speaker 2 You can't make that assumption. She's happy and in love.

Speaker 2 She looks happy and in love. Do some women leave.

Speaker 3 But the question that you asked me, this might be where she was in life, where she wanted to slow down and have a baby. And she met a man that she fell in love with, and this is what her choice was.

Speaker 3 So I cannot say that she derailed her own career because this might be part of her plan.

Speaker 2 I don't know. Can you 100% support her in that?

Speaker 3 Listen, was she don't make me shit?

Speaker 3 Hey, you like it. I love it.
Got it.

Speaker 3 It's not the decisions I would make for myself.

Speaker 2 How do you feel about him not making her? You wouldn't make those decisions.

Speaker 3 I clearly did not.

Speaker 2 She had a lot of opportunities. She did, nigga.
That's male, nigga. What's up?

Speaker 2 I did. She did, nigga.
She burst out of that shit.

Speaker 2 We got a grown-up conversation.

Speaker 2 We got a grown-up conversation.

Speaker 2 So you wouldn't.

Speaker 2 You wouldn't trade in your career for happiness.

Speaker 3 That's an assumption that I'm not currently happy. And that's an assumption that

Speaker 3 I don't really try to live with any level of regret. So looking back at, you know, making an alternate, alternate choice and it resulting in happiness is

Speaker 3 literally something that nobody could actually

Speaker 3 answer.

Speaker 3 It just, you know, her choices, I would never make them. I've had the opportunity in front of me and I did not take it because that to me did not look like.

Speaker 2 Happiness. It didn't look like happiness.

Speaker 3 It was definitely not my, it was not for my, it was not my path. Okay.

Speaker 2 So if your definition of happiness was, let's say, sitting at home painting,

Speaker 2 right? Sitting at home painting all day,

Speaker 2 and you were able to leave your career for that, would you do it?

Speaker 3 I think, I think the vast majority of us are doing shit to pay our fucking bills. Right.
But what we'd really like to be doing doesn't pay our fucking bills. So that has nothing.

Speaker 3 So whether it's a relationship, falling in love, getting

Speaker 3 the 2.5 kids and the white picket fence and the fucking mate that loves you, maybe that's aversion. Or fucking, I don't know, raking leaves in fucking Central Park, whatever.

Speaker 3 Yes, there's definitely things. I would like to be on a yacht being fucking fanned by niggas in speedos with fucking fig leaves and feeding me fucking cherries.

Speaker 3 That is what I'd like to be doing right now.

Speaker 2 And I think that would make me me very, very happy. All right, so that would be your definition of happiness.

Speaker 3 I'm literally, I'm just trying to be funny.

Speaker 2 Oh, oh, I'm literally trying to be funny.

Speaker 3 I dare anybody to say that if they were, that they would not be very happy right now on a yacht in the south of Africa.

Speaker 2 If you could do that

Speaker 2 and have your bills paid,

Speaker 2 would you do it? Yeah, probably.

Speaker 2 See here.

Speaker 2 So my original question was, whatever your version of happiness is, would you give your career up for that?

Speaker 2 Whatever that thing may be. Again, for you, it could be, yo, I'm going to get a farm in Montana.
For ICE, it could be,

Speaker 2 I'm going to watch my daughter get raised and play video games and do whatever the fuck.

Speaker 2 Cook parks, it could be, yo, I don't want to do podcasts and I just want to sit in the studio with the greatest of the greatest musicians in the world and do that.

Speaker 2 The scariest part,

Speaker 2 but the scariest part about that is if you're able to achieve that on your own, that's one thing. But to have to rely on someone else giving you that

Speaker 2 is totally different because that can be snatched away.

Speaker 2 So, I'm going to be honest with you, I don't want that

Speaker 2 because I'm never going to really be happy because I'm going to always be wondering when at some point could the rock choose the rock potentially be snatched from away.

Speaker 2 And in that situation, Cam has already made it clear: I'm not willing to commit on that level.

Speaker 2 So, this might be happiness for her now, where I got the guy who can take care of everything, boom, boom, boom. We got to get together.
I don't want to no more.

Speaker 2 But what happens when all the money runs out, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker 2 So, for me, when I hear people say that, yo, I want to be on a, you know, I know you're joking about niggas feeding you cherries on a lot, but. No, she mean that.
No, she mean that part.

Speaker 2 She meant that part. Yeah.

Speaker 2 She wants to be a little bit more. So for me,

Speaker 2 I would like to be on the yacht, you know, with the bag. With some niggas feeding you cherries too? Get fat grape spotted bitches.
Stop. I'm just, I'm just

Speaker 2 speedos? Two buff niggas with speedos on. I'm fucking niggas back.

Speaker 2 I had no idea. I was like that.
And you sing to them. Chill out.

Speaker 2 At a certain stop, but at a certain point,

Speaker 2 I would be laying there.

Speaker 2 BDE remix.

Speaker 2 Nasty nigga, BD. That's what it's about.

Speaker 2 Oh, my God.

Speaker 2 You know what you're doing?

Speaker 2 I'm fucking with you.

Speaker 2 Yo, listen, stop, stop. Stop.
At some point, you're going to be singing Little Mermaid.

Speaker 2 A part of your world.

Speaker 2 No wonder you're in the vision, Schultz.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Yo, Schultz, I'm coming up there. That's fucked up.
A-L-E.

Speaker 2 Now, listen to me. But Aylin had a record called ATL up there? Oh.

Speaker 2 We're not here to judge, guys.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah, yeah, gang. Let me stop.
We're not here to judge. Stop.
Your body, your choice. Stop, guys.
We're not here to judge you.

Speaker 2 If you want niggas that feed you cherries and speedos, while you sit down. What's the game?

Speaker 2 We listen.

Speaker 2 Don't judge. That's crazy.
By the pants you wear, and you might be the nigga that want them to feed you. Hey.

Speaker 2 Listen, listen, not me. I don't want to be on the yacht.
I'm afraid of water. Me too.
I'm afraid of water. Me, too.
Carlito. All I'm saying is exactly

Speaker 2 at a certain point,

Speaker 2 all that shit that you do and at leisure time of you being happy, at a certain point, that becomes redundant. At a certain point, you want to do something else.

Speaker 2 The biggest thing that I've felt success and happiness in is actually being challenged every day to do some shit that I'm not used to doing.

Speaker 2 Don't get me, yo. I told you, yo.

Speaker 2 Y'all niggas, I let y'all joke too much. That's the problem.

Speaker 2 One day, I'm going to come up here.

Speaker 2 Nah, but at a certain point in life and achieving things, and your real happiness is being able to do those things for yourself.

Speaker 2 So, no matter how much he may give her, how many babies he can give her, how much he may be able to put in her pocket, happiness has to look like what it looks like for her.

Speaker 2 And everything ain't always a matter of being put on a plateau to say, here, go do it. Some people want to be able to say, I did that shit on my own.

Speaker 2 Yeah. I mean,

Speaker 2 it's relative.

Speaker 2 Some people, you know, she pushed out the babies. So that's my ticket to the happiness.
Like, I was trying to take it off of her.

Speaker 2 Like, everybody's level of happiness is different, you know what I'm saying? And if

Speaker 2 me, I ain't have to work no more, and I could go do whatever the fuck I wanted to go do that I saw as happiness.

Speaker 2 If I sit in the house and play chess every day against some of the best motherfuckers in the world, and I looked at that as being happy, that's what my version of happiness is.

Speaker 2 If I take flip, let's just say I take flip, right? How did you know that was your passion? But

Speaker 2 let's just say I take flip for example.

Speaker 2 Hold on, can I see the bottom of your sneaker again, bro? It got shit on it. No, this nigga got a bullet in his sneakers, son.
You lying.

Speaker 2 Wait, what?

Speaker 2 What is it saying?

Speaker 2 I have shit on my shoe. Lift up the bottom of your shoe.
You got a bullet on the bottom of your shoe. You got a bullet? Lift up the bottom of your shoe.
Take the shoe off, yo.

Speaker 2 Come on. Come on.
I hate when you do this, though. Hey, Monty, go ahead.
Yo, dog, get away from me. Hey, yo, get it.
Yo, listen. That's crazy.

Speaker 2 Call him down.

Speaker 2 Look, that's a shit.

Speaker 2 Who got shit on a shoe flip?

Speaker 2 That's changing shoe, nigga.

Speaker 2 I'm not you, Aki. Yo, the nigga glued.
Oh, look, he tried to keep his shoe together.

Speaker 2 You went to the. What's the nigga that do this shit?

Speaker 2 You went to the old, you taking this white shit a little bit too far. You went to the whole white man that fixed the shoe and he hammered it in.

Speaker 2 Fix this shit, gay.

Speaker 2 Fix your shit, ish.

Speaker 2 That's true. I thought that was shit, ish.
I'm like, damn, nigga, it's some shit.

Speaker 2 seconds. You got a shit.
There's T bottles in your car, nigga.

Speaker 2 I got T bottles in my car. Look, they're going to think he's telling the truth, too.

Speaker 2 I thought you was telling the truth. I thought he was, too.
I definitely thought that's true. I know you're a busy guy, nigga.
You be busy, nigga.

Speaker 2 Some houses you build that don't have working toilets yet? Yeah.

Speaker 2 You put toilets inside. Or you can piss in a bottle.
You can stuck in chips. You can come under your nice car.
And I'm going to just leave them in there.

Speaker 2 I'm going to piss in a whole bunch of bottles in traffic. You know, nigga.
You just wait to go off that part of the bridge where they all throw theirs. You had to walk.
You got to check that.

Speaker 2 You got to check your pancreas.

Speaker 2 Your prostate. Whatever that shit is.
You got to check your pancreas.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, dog, reading is fundamental. Hey, Jay Wall.
See, that go dinner?

Speaker 2 I don't know what you call Jay Wall. He went to college.
I didn't. No, he got books.
You just did a book. I didn't go to college.
I know some shit. Exactly.

Speaker 2 I don't give a fuck what this nigga say, nigga.

Speaker 2 He's crazy. But what I'm saying is that I went in your car.
You got a... Yeah, you crazy just like this.

Speaker 2 I went in this nigga's car. He got a thousand bottles in there.
He'll tell you, am I lying about that? He's not lying. Okay, you spilled pea coffee on my pants, nigga.

Speaker 2 And you promised to pay for the dry cleaning bill, and you didn't. Let's talk about shit like that.
When a nigga

Speaker 2 coffee, that shit was nasty, nigga. Oh, sorry.
He tried to wipe me off. He tried to wipe me off.
Wait,

Speaker 2 you being in a paper cup joint instead of one coffee?

Speaker 2 It was old coffee. But he tried to wipe me off.
Yo, yo, you

Speaker 2 did. Yo, he did.

Speaker 2 He was a gentleman. Oh, he wasn't rough with it.
Give me the shit, man. You soft with it? Nah, he wasn't.

Speaker 2 He was wiping a nigga off us. It was a Kleenex.
Kleenex. Yeah, it wasn't good.
Oh, hell with the Kleenex. It wasn't good.
It's not good at all, man.

Speaker 2 Oh, man. Any of the fellas, would you give up your career for love and be a stay-at-home? No.
No. No.
No. Love don't pay the bills.

Speaker 2 No, but if you...

Speaker 2 Come on, let's talk. Me and you.
Would I? Absolutely, I would. J-Lo, come back, you take care of you, you stay at home?

Speaker 2 It would have to be provisions in there for

Speaker 2 the opposite of a provision. I'm saying I make my own bread.
So let's just say hypothetically I ran into a woman that was up, up, up, up. J-Lo.

Speaker 2 Anybody that I fell in love with J-Lo, though. All right, Jennifer Lopez.

Speaker 2 If I fell in love with Jennifer Lopez's personality, all that other shit, and I was single, and I was fucking with her like that, would I stay home and be yeah, you got to be in love.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you fucking ain't right. Yeah, but bigger than that, I'm going to still be doing what I'm doing from home.
I'm going to still be acquiring that.

Speaker 2 That's what makes me happy. No.

Speaker 2 we know E. No love needed.
No.

Speaker 2 No love needed.

Speaker 2 No,

Speaker 2 I agree with E. Like, if you sit there, like, we can give up our careers and shit like that and be there for love, but then

Speaker 2 you become

Speaker 2 dependent. Dependent, but not only dependent, you become

Speaker 2 stagnant. And

Speaker 2 that's what I'm looking for. I'm looking for what?

Speaker 2 She's going to swap me out. She's going to swap.
But look, look, look, you become. She can't stay home and do nothing.
I'm going to be 14 buildings up when she swaps.

Speaker 2 I don't believe nobody in here would do that. I don't, I wouldn't.
I believe everybody in here.

Speaker 2 Everybody in here, if they had 20 million in their wallet, I mean, in their account, whatever. I think everyone in here has shown that.

Speaker 2 I think everyone in here has shown

Speaker 2 that you want to achieve shit. You become complacent.
Complacent, yeah.

Speaker 2 I was trying to use that as an example. I see you as someone where

Speaker 2 no matter how much money you get in, you always trying to do some next shit. You look like you enjoy doing what you're doing.
Yes. Yeah.
So

Speaker 2 in those spaces, I don't see you getting 20 million tomorrow and then saying, I got 20 million. I'm on good shit.
I'm chilling. Yeah, I can't do that.
That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 I don't think anybody up here is showcasing. Oh, no.

Speaker 2 What's your stance?

Speaker 2 No.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 What? Oh, I think Mel thinks like me on this. And ice.

Speaker 2 If you had 20 mil, yes.

Speaker 2 You still working

Speaker 3 in a different way. Yeah, she's working.

Speaker 2 Yeah, she's working. I'm agreeing with that.
That's what I'm saying. She's still working.
But I ain't going to be. I'm.
JL.

Speaker 2 At that point, my money's working for me. That's what I'm going to be having.
My money's working for me. That nigga at customs keep going like this.
A nigga. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 2 What a nigga doing? What are you doing? Wait, what do you think? What are you doing? When they pushing the stamping, what they do. What are you doing at customs? What are you doing? Do it again?

Speaker 2 A nigga at cussing doing what, nigga?

Speaker 2 Getting him told me. What's your nigga? What are you doing here with children? Yo, a nigga at customs, when he's stamping the passport.
Why are you going right there? Why are you going there?

Speaker 2 Why are you right here with us? I'm on my knee. Standing on your passport.

Speaker 2 So, you humming it, nigga. My bad.
Exactly.

Speaker 2 You humming like a horse.

Speaker 2 That's how you got to stay home.

Speaker 2 You got to stamp like this, dummy. Not like this.
Like, you're getting face off. Stand.
That's not how they stand. Oh, it's another stand or the other stick, the flat stamp.

Speaker 2 They push the thing down with their palm. It's up right now.
Now we know.

Speaker 2 No, now some of the Caribbeans got the shit to look. Man, team tell them they got this shit.

Speaker 2 They got to shit you hold like this. Maltella.
Don't do it.

Speaker 3 Both.

Speaker 2 Oh, good ass.

Speaker 3 It's both. I know the when you go to the Caribbean islands, they got like this, you know.

Speaker 2 Yeah, they got the ball. You gotta put it in the bottom.
But then there's a weather. It's like, but when you really travel.
Oh, when you travel to the Malai. Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. Yeah, that little island you going through.
They got that. They got that over there.
They got a little shit over there. Okay, okay, I got that.

Speaker 2 You get off the airplane, gotta walk in the airport

Speaker 2 outside in 100 degrees. Oh, yeah, yeah.
That was some bullshit. I did that.
Oh, you gotta walk out the airplane outside, you said. That was no, that's what you were.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 Wait, wait.

Speaker 2 You trying to say we don't have airports, nigga?

Speaker 2 Huh?

Speaker 2 Yo, you one of them.

Speaker 2 You the Andrew Schultz of the construction company, nigga.

Speaker 2 You the Andrew Schultz of that. You be around mad Jamaicans and cut their ass.
Stop. Stop, bro.
They're my y'all brothers. They're not your y'all brothers.

Speaker 2 Some of the niggas working for you reached out to me. They said you cool and you tip, but you should be talking bullshit.

Speaker 2 Yo, let me get some cocoa bread. You talking some bullshit or Guinness.
Yeah, you were bringing Guinness and all that. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I heard about you, too. I know you did.
I did.

Speaker 2 You don't think that there should be some sort of,

Speaker 2 I guess it's comfortability, right? If you're around somebody. No, I just think that if I'm

Speaker 2 comfortable with Parson, I'll crack a joke.

Speaker 2 I'm a hypocrite. Parsons wouldn't try to crack a joke with me because he's respectful.
But I have heard white people crack black jokes and shit like that. And I look at them like, but I could do it.

Speaker 2 I don't know. No, I got workers that work for me.
They crack on black people. Over white people? No, not white.
I don't have no more black people. What are they?

Speaker 2 I don't even think I got no white workers.

Speaker 2 You discriminate? No. You can't afford the top-notch workers, right? Who says that? Who said they're going to make some white?

Speaker 2 No, no, no. I'm asking him.

Speaker 2 I'll make some top-notch.

Speaker 2 So you say white is better?

Speaker 2 I feel Jamaicans do the best work, nigga. Hi.

Speaker 2 So why you say, yo, you can't afford that? That's how you feel about white workers. So what if he got the top-notch then? If he got the Jamaicans, all right, good, salute.
Yeah, fix it up.

Speaker 2 Go ahead, dress it up. I think Jamaicans are the best workers.
Dress it up, nigga. Jamaicans are, you know, the other ones.
What's the other ones? What's the other ones? Start with Adam.

Speaker 2 We don't know. Get canceled if you want to.
Don't do it. Start with Adam, right? They're related to you.

Speaker 2 I'm the other side.

Speaker 2 I'm the other side.

Speaker 2 They were hard.

Speaker 2 That's not true. Oh, man.
Anyway. They don't work.

Speaker 2 Who don't work hard? That's not true, man.

Speaker 2 You guys, you see,

Speaker 2 you guys got problems with the migrants. That's why y'all saying that.

Speaker 2 But who don't work hard, nigga? I don't know what you're talking about. The Mexicans work hard.
They do. Extremely hard.
Jamaicans work hard.

Speaker 2 Everybody works hard, but we're talking about the specific group of people, Mexicano, work hard, nigga, for hours. With their hands.
No breaks.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, take all this whole shit down.

Speaker 2 See?

Speaker 2 Yo,

Speaker 2 let me know. Yo, is that what you think? Did I ever want lunch?

Speaker 2 Is that what you think? You offer them niggas lunch. It's like a million dollars.

Speaker 2 I get y'all. Hey, Park.
You hear your man? That's your man. That's your man.
You got me.

Speaker 2 That's true, yo. Parks are hard.
No, Mexican people work hard. So tell me, you keep saying this.
Tell me, why am I wrong? I'm just letting you talk. Everybody works hard.

Speaker 2 I think once you get complacent and you get comfortable, then you're working. Have you ever found a complacent Mexican?

Speaker 2 Dog, your work ethic dies down. So they come here.
A lot of people come here from other countries. They bust their ass when they first get here.

Speaker 2 And then the lazy Americanism sets in. And now them niggas is doing the same exact bullshit that everybody else does, bro.
Who do you mainly hire?

Speaker 2 Like if if you see.

Speaker 2 I had to go by ethnicity. Yeah, like, like, what's people like the norm of the West Indian people for the most part, and then

Speaker 2 a bunch of South American people, some Portuguese, but for the most part, Western. I try to, for all intents and purposes, all jokes aside, I try to keep it as black as I can.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, ish, I saw a drunk Mexican, I saw a tired Mexican, I saw a hungry Mexican, I saw a thirsty Mexican, but I never saw a lazy Mexican.

Speaker 2 Ish, at all.

Speaker 2 I know. I

Speaker 2 No, I didn't see it. We had the whole conversation about Schultz.
No, no, no, no, no. I didn't see it late.
I'm sorry. I'm not.
No, I'm giving them credit because they take pride into their work.

Speaker 2 They take pride in their work, regardless of what you want to say, what you're not. One person could do a whole garden by themselves.
Nobody can.

Speaker 2 They can.

Speaker 2 They can. Yo, sorry, I'm wrong.
One person could do a whole room by themselves and they won't take any breaks because they are proud of the work they do. They come off as offensive.
Well, hey.

Speaker 2 Lo siento, por favor.

Speaker 2 You Mexican now? Nah, yeah. Shout out to your mother.

Speaker 2 I'm down with this.

Speaker 2 I'm down.

Speaker 2 Crazy, yo. Same thing with some Jamaicans.
Right? When they first come here, nigga, they got to work and they want to get to it. They want to send money back home.
They want to send barrels back home.

Speaker 2 They want to build the crib back home, nigga. Them niggas work hard.
No breaks or nothing, nigga. They play their fucking Bob Marley music in the fucking stereo and they fucking get it done.

Speaker 2 I seen it. Yeah.

Speaker 2 My man right now doing the studio right now, nigga. No breaks.
Nigga, nigga, he took the shit down, fixed in the studio, then went and did another job for $700 and came back, nigga. No lunch break.

Speaker 2 He lied and said he's going for lunch.

Speaker 2 That's the shit they do with Jamaica.

Speaker 2 He went and built a whole nother crew in 30 minutes.

Speaker 2 Fletching. I'm like, yo, Ian.

Speaker 2 We got a problem with that. Nigga drove, parked, did the whole shit.

Speaker 2 That's what I'm what I'm saying is that I agree with Ish. When people first come here, first of all, they look at Americans like we're lazy.
Americans. Right?

Speaker 2 And a lot of times we complain about the jobs that they take.

Speaker 2 We complain about the migrants or people, the immigrants or whomever taking our jobs, but we don't want the jobs. We don't want that shit.
We're not doing that.

Speaker 2 We're not going outside to do the bricks. We're not going outside to clean.
Well, some of the people that do it. Oh, no, we'll do it.

Speaker 2 We're not doing it for the amount. Not for that rate.
That's what it is. We'll do it.
We're overcharged, right?

Speaker 2 What?

Speaker 2 Overcharge? You can't even make no money. Like, you know what? No, mom.
I'm going to go over here. Where's cheap? Is capitalism really bad? It's not.

Speaker 2 no, is it good?

Speaker 2 Another capitalist, but is it good? Yes,

Speaker 2 let's go.

Speaker 2 Unchecked capitalism.

Speaker 2 Uncheck capitalism.

Speaker 2 But that's not capitalism. We added a word to it.
We just go. Capitalism.
That's how capitalism

Speaker 2 operates. Pause.
He don't need help, Box. Greed and capitalism aren't synonymous.
I do.

Speaker 2 You said they are not.

Speaker 2 They are not. They always have been.
They are not. Country was built upon greed, greedy capitalism.
True. The concept itself is.

Speaker 2 It's not based in greed.

Speaker 2 The concept is not based in greed. You want to talk about the textbook or what's actually textbook.

Speaker 2 We aren't living in the textbook world. I know.
So what I'm saying is the textbook definition of capitalism. Somebody could be a capitalist and not be greedy, and you can succeed and not be greedy.

Speaker 2 Can we get the definition of capitalism?

Speaker 2 I'm about to.

Speaker 2 Let's get it. Mel got it.
Hold on. Mel got it.
Come on.

Speaker 3 Capitalism is an economic system where private individuals or organizations own the means of production and the prices of goods and services are determined by supply and demand in a free market.

Speaker 3 In a capitalist society or system, the government has a limited role protecting the rights of private citizens and maintaining an orderly environment for markets to function.

Speaker 2 Emphasis on free market, which there is no such thing as fake. Right.

Speaker 2 Sure.

Speaker 2 So then we don't live in the textbook definition of capitalism. No, we do and we don't.

Speaker 3 One more thing. Capitalist economies are known for

Speaker 3 their

Speaker 3 dynamism.

Speaker 2 Sound it out.

Speaker 2 Use your finger.

Speaker 2 I think I know.

Speaker 2 Dynamism.

Speaker 2 Oh. Yeah.

Speaker 3 And innovations, but they can also be unstable and generate financial crisis,

Speaker 3 job insecurity, and failures to include the disadvantaged.

Speaker 2 By design. In order for capitalism to work, you need 85% of the people in a country or state to fail.

Speaker 2 Shout out to BlackRock and Vanguard.

Speaker 2 This is what I do.

Speaker 2 This is what I do. This is truth, though.
No, I think that theoretically, capitalism can't work. I think that just when you introduce it into humans and emotions come into play, it's like saying

Speaker 2 all of us have a job, right? Could we all get more money here? Possibly, but that's not necessarily the

Speaker 2 if you're gonna work for a wage. be careful what you say.

Speaker 2 If I tell Flip, yo, do XYZ for a day, I'm going to give you $100 for the day.

Speaker 2 Could I afford to pay Flip $150? Yes. I might be able to afford to pay for Flip $150.
So you think Flip is a Mexican? Mm-mm-mm-mm. I don't care.

Speaker 2 Oh, my bad. They don't work for $100 a day, you racist.

Speaker 2 Yo, listen, anyways.

Speaker 2 Yes, Puerto Rican.

Speaker 2 Hey, listen, my oldest son is half Mexican. I can make that joke.
They know their value. Okay, Schultz.
Yeah,

Speaker 2 they ain't cheap no more. They know their value.
Schultz, pull up back.

Speaker 2 Go ahead. Go ahead.
Go ahead. You tell me.
So

Speaker 2 I could afford to pay Flip $200 a day. I could be able to afford to pay Flip $300 a day.
But I'm paying Flip $100 a day. And if he's willing to work for it.
And if he's willing to work for $100 a day,

Speaker 2 and that is the market now that is being set. Whatever Flip skill sets are,

Speaker 2 the median price for those skill sets is $100 a day. That is being set by somebody not.
outside of me that is being set by a market that's what the free market he's talking about is kind of fake but

Speaker 2 could i pay him 300 yeah i don't because he ain't asked for 300 today he asked for 300 boom now it's my choice whether i think his skill sets are capable of getting 300 or somebody else with his same exact skill sets might work for a buck and a quarter this is the real life real world that we live in you know he's worth 300 this is the whole drake what's the value of a stream true why does title no that's not the that's the difference

Speaker 2 how is the difference? Because the streams are not necessarily being quantified correctly. The streams are...
They have been, the data hasn't been given to the public.

Speaker 2 My point. Okay.
So Flip can go around the market and get the market price for what his skill sets allow.

Speaker 2 A rapper or another nigga can't necessarily have the information given to them about what their worth is.

Speaker 2 That's why Meek Mills said, yo, he took forever to find out what he made off of a song because that information is just not privy to them.

Speaker 2 Flip could go around and ask the other dudes in his industry, industry, yo, what you getting a day? What you getting a day? What you getting a day? Like that.

Speaker 2 But if you're willing to pay him $100 when you know it's worth three. You said it's worth three.
The market dictates what he's worth. Who dictates the market? And that's why I said it's fake.

Speaker 2 The market is the general consensus of what a producer or a care makes.

Speaker 2 Or up.

Speaker 2 So I'm talking about the not individual

Speaker 2 members. I'm talking about from the I'm talking about the macroeconomic societal framework that depresses majority, like even a a financial crash is which is like my favorite time to invest.

Speaker 2 Those are

Speaker 2 done. But if I made you my business, put yes or check.

Speaker 2 By design. It's done by design.

Speaker 2 I'm talking about theoretically that people that are oppressing everybody, they don't have to do that.

Speaker 2 That is greed that makes them do that. Like, yo, we already got 20 billion.
We want 40 billion. Well, the problem is that the

Speaker 2 caveat in the capitalism about being checked by the government does not really work.

Speaker 2 Yeah, because no, you know why? Because when I go to 40 million, I'm going to pay Parks that sits on this board that's supposed to check me

Speaker 2 and I'm going to pay Parks to not check me all the way. So theoretically,

Speaker 2 the shit ain't as it's the greed when the emotions and the people get into it that make that happen. For sure.
That's

Speaker 2 stop trying to crack me, yo.

Speaker 2 Put your muffin shit away today. And I'm here.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 I'll do that.

Speaker 2 My baker always open. Yo, but

Speaker 2 you ain't turned a stove, huh?

Speaker 2 You my man. You my guy.
You my man. I definitely want to do that.
Yeah. Oh, so when somebody is as

Speaker 2 intelligent as you, you, you, you, he cowers. Stalemate.

Speaker 2 Nothing coward, stalemate. But if it was me, nigga, you'd try to like either muff me or crack what muffled.
That's not true.

Speaker 2 He made valid points. I made valid points.
We can't. And you say that chicky nuggy shit.
Say it to him. Chicky nuggets.

Speaker 2 He eats so much.

Speaker 2 Come on, chicken shit. I love eat well done steaks.

Speaker 2 Listen, enough with that. French fry?

Speaker 2 You know that's an insult, though.

Speaker 2 When I go home and think. Like, you talk about Mel being a bully.
You a bully. I'm far from it.

Speaker 2 When I go home and think about how you be like French fry, kicky nugget, everything I say, you don't, instead of helping me like my wife. You know how much shit you say to me?

Speaker 2 About your intellect? About anything. Because anything I say to you is just made out the air.
It's not something that you lack in. You just told people I pissed in cups.

Speaker 2 You had pee pee bottles in your car. You are a lying, but it's okay.
How much bottles you got in your car right now, nigga? Real nigga shit, because you ain't gonna lie to me. Seven or eight.

Speaker 2 Seven or eight fucking bottles on the floor. Empty bottles.
Not with piss in them. Nigga, why the fuck won't you recycle it, nigga? I don't like littering.
We all jokes aside.

Speaker 2 That's what I'm recycling.

Speaker 2 So I just throw it on the email. I'm recycling the pee.

Speaker 2 That's why they pee.

Speaker 2 That's why you pee in the bottle. You don't want to litter it.
You keep it in the car.

Speaker 2 Reduced, reuse, recycle. Yeah,

Speaker 2 pissing outside ain't littering, nigga. It's pissing.
That turnpike get outside with a little trafficky, too. No, it don't.
It's a shoulder, right? Yeah, I know.

Speaker 2 What the fuck is wrong with you, yo? I ain't no heathen. Yo.
Music question. Is Freddie Gibbs rapping better than J.
Cole in 2024? When you post that.

Speaker 2 No, but Freddie Gibbs is amazing. No, that album ain't bad.
No, it's great album.

Speaker 2 Freddie went crazy. He went crazy.

Speaker 2 He went crazy on that album, dog. But I don't think he raps better than J.
Cole. He's not rapping better than Cole.
J. Cole is a stretch, though.
With all due respect, he's great. No, he went crazy.

Speaker 2 He still went crazy, but. He's great.
You're saying just in this year? Just this year, not overall. You're not saying overall.
You're just saying this 2024.

Speaker 2 Because they did delete.

Speaker 2 The verses might delete later. You say still no?

Speaker 2 That verse on that shit with daylight in them is. Oh, he went crazy.
He went absolutely crazy. Yeah, but we talked about consistently for a whole year.

Speaker 2 I'm not going to lie. It's a good conversation.

Speaker 2 Gibbs has been consistent. They've all been cool.
His projects have been fire. That 30 girlfriend shit.
Ooh, boy.

Speaker 2 Cole's been consistent just outside of the one little apology joint he dropped the project and it was consistent right out of 12 months was his project better than uh anything gibbs dropped this year yes

Speaker 2 you don't count

Speaker 2 no i think gives i think gibbs

Speaker 2 i think i think mike delete later is tied tied-ish with with the gibbs project yeah i think that i think they're neck and neck they're neck and neck

Speaker 2 the eight-ish or so songs that i love on mike delete later are super duper fire there's just a couple there's some duds under gibbs shit was just gibbs is

Speaker 2 solid all the way through

Speaker 2 yeah all the way through but there wasn't as many the highs were as high to me as

Speaker 2 the highs on Cole. I'm going to say it.
I'm going to say it. Since you ask that question, you want to basically get a question.
You want a definitive? You want a definitive answer? Yeah.

Speaker 2 I don't think so. I love both of them.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I'm going with Gibbs this year. I might have to, too.

Speaker 2 When I

Speaker 2 love J. Cole, I'm not going to talk about it.
I might have to.

Speaker 2 Love J. Cole, but when I start lining up the projects, song for song, verse for verse.
You might have to. I don't think either answer is particularly wrong.
I just feel like Cole has been.

Speaker 2 I forgot about that daylight verse.

Speaker 2 Overall, I would never go ahead. Yeah, never.
Shocking about it.

Speaker 2 Gibbs had an amazing year. He did.
Yeah, underrated. Is there anything else in music? It was a quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet week.
I don't know if I downloaded the album. Me either.
Okay.

Speaker 2 Ice, anything else? It's that time of year. We're not going to get shit.

Speaker 2 Yeah, everybody chilling.

Speaker 2 Everybody's chilling right now. You're going to get some Christmas albums

Speaker 2 ever since Drake put the

Speaker 2 boss who niggas been falling back, just

Speaker 2 seeing what's happening next. No, no, I don't know.

Speaker 2 Maybe. In one case,

Speaker 2 Ice was telling me about all of that. One in particular, yes.

Speaker 2 Why isn't music selling as well?

Speaker 2 Like, I've seen some artists do 15,000.

Speaker 2 Streams. Should be trash.
I think,

Speaker 2 for the most part, I don't think the goal is

Speaker 2 the shift that's been away from selling albums.

Speaker 2 I think that's a lot of money. But we've seen mainstream artists do 9,500.
People don't make albums. They're not making albums for long-term consumption no more.

Speaker 2 They also get you three or four records that's going to go on this playlist, and that's what we're living off of. There's been some albums that sold well this year.

Speaker 2 Kendrick did what what a bust 60 second year tyler did

Speaker 2 but these are the big

Speaker 2 those are but we're talking about those outliers

Speaker 2 what i'm talking about the construction of those albums are really thought out their themes these are the artists these are artists who really push the envelope in making projects

Speaker 2 are making songs to get put on playlists to last for a couple weeks and they coming back doing it again a majority of artists are not

Speaker 2 even even if they're not specifically targeting playlists or radio, they're not necessarily putting their all into it because it doesn't return the value.

Speaker 2 I'm not going to spend two years fucking obsessing over every little noise and every little cadence I use in my rap when this shit is going to disappear in two weeks.

Speaker 2 Spending all these money for these fucking engineers to make it sound crazy. I don't like that, though.
I don't like that because if you look at Doshi, right? Very new artist. Yeah.

Speaker 2 Album nominated. Not grand as new.
Easy to do that. Not as new.

Speaker 2 Easy to do that when it's your first time. I get that, but if you listen to her, she talks about how she created that project and all that stuff.

Speaker 2 Nothing about her album plays like a playlist. Even though every song doesn't tie into each other, it still sounds like a thought-out project.

Speaker 2 She's TDE. She got a push for it.

Speaker 2 They don't do that over there. They subscribe to artistry, TDE as a whole.
Nobody from TDE puts out... quick consumption playlist music.
That's true. Okay, they don't allow it.
I don't like it.

Speaker 2 Don't get me wrong.

Speaker 2 Don't get me wrong. I do think that TDE 100% wants you to do that.

Speaker 2 But when you listen to certain people speak, I don't ever think that she came into the game thinking she was going to be like everybody else creating projects, playlists, and shit. She seems like...

Speaker 2 It seems like they're

Speaker 2 following behind. They get these type of artists because that's what they want.
I don't want to go ahead and make it seem like it's a TDE thing. That very much to me.

Speaker 2 So she might have never got picked up by another label that wasn't focused on artists. They have built that artistic.
Them niggas are. Yeah.
They don't play that mad over there. So, quality matters.

Speaker 2 You gotta be, if you chasing a quick joint, this ain't gonna be a good thing.

Speaker 2 Okay, so if, so, all right, cool. So, let's just say if people are seeing that formula work, right? Because it's working, even to this, even to Ab Souls project, and it might not be doing the numbers.

Speaker 2 They're not chasing numbers, but go ahead, but it's having the influence, and people are really responding to it. Correct.
Why won't other artists follow the same route? Because

Speaker 2 I need to follow to a label. Not just that, I need to dip it, bro.
I got to pay the bills. Yeah, yeah.
You know, we had Reason sit up here

Speaker 2 where he was like, yo, I got like, yo, dog, I need to get this out. Yeah.
Y'all to stop me from getting this out. I need the tour.
I got the.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 He said that. Everybody can't wait the five years to put out a project and all right, trust in the, believe the system.
And everybody can't do that. Some people are, yo, I need to hit now.

Speaker 2 And we need to get this out. We need to get this out.
We need to get this out because now I can get the road. Now I can sell some merch.
Now I could do this. Now I could do this.

Speaker 2 I need to live outside with my music.

Speaker 2 and and a bunch of the labels want money that too they don't give a fuck about your artistry go ahead

Speaker 2 over there we need such and such over here i don't say

Speaker 2 i guess the con the conversation changes for me because at that point then i'm just thinking short-term versus long-term when when you get into the game really trying to be in the game

Speaker 2 and yeah you might get those one couple of records boom boom boom but you know eventually that's gonna fizzle out like that which is why a lot of people today are using

Speaker 2 now i want to go opting i want to go next i want to go I want to get here. I want to get hot.

Speaker 2 And now I'm pop off over here. Now I went and got a deal here.
I got this. I'm in a movie here.
I got X, Y, Z.

Speaker 2 Because that no music ain't bad music. That goes back to Ian's initial question of why aren't out because people aren't really in this shit for the actual music aspect.
Yeah. That's the larger part.

Speaker 2 No one wants to actually be an artist anymore.

Speaker 2 And the fans aren't demanding that. That's true, too.
Nigga, we just had J. Cole, who was arguably number one,

Speaker 2 right?

Speaker 2 He's up there. He's up there.
He's in a different stratosphere. Yes.

Speaker 2 Jay-Z walked over to Drake and said, yo, by the way. Well, this was 10 years ago.
That was 10 years ago.

Speaker 2 Yeah, that's nothing. He was an artist 10 years ago.

Speaker 2 He wasn't chasing numbers. He wasn't chasing whatever the case may be.
He was chasing a hit.

Speaker 2 Yo, give him one.

Speaker 2 He was chasing the hit. He needed it.
Why? It's power coming up.

Speaker 2 He was chasing the hit. He's chasing the hit.
He needed it.

Speaker 2 Why did he need it?

Speaker 2 To expose people to the larger body that he was creating. Not just because because we need to get some money off of him, but we need to expand his, we need to expand his reach.

Speaker 2 And the best way to expand his reach is by getting a hit to attract people to actually listen to the album. Bro, a lot of people look at it like this here, bro.

Speaker 2 If I'm a chef, and yes, I could whip up some incredible shit that takes me a long time, but if I could just do some quick-minute bullshit and y'all are going to eat it and sell a bunch of chicken,

Speaker 2 I'm going with the chicken. I'm going to go this easier route.
Cool. And I'm just going to keep selling y'all this.

Speaker 2 That sounds like a restaurant that's open for about five, six months until people realize there's somebody's very few McDonald's, though. For sure.
Very few people create a McDonald's.

Speaker 2 Don't get me wrong.

Speaker 2 I hear what you're saying. But they have had fast food products that are selling shit.
Everybody knows it's shit, but it fills you up. For right now.
Yeah, for right now.

Speaker 2 And you hungry again an hour later. Cool.
Two hours later. And they have had a 100-year run.
I get enough people in here buying this, but now I'm selling them fucking a sauce that we made that.

Speaker 2 And my sauce is flying off the shelf. Or I'm selling 996.
They're not even here for the bullshit food no more. They're here for this.

Speaker 2 But even with that, the issues that the music industry is having, to the McDonald's point, McDonald's make the majority of their money off real estate. You know that.

Speaker 2 Here you go.

Speaker 2 Here you go. You always got them.
They make their money for real estate. They have one of the biggest ones.
That's why you see music. More than big tech and data.

Speaker 2 You said I'm the one up here being smooth. You talking like Billy D.
Williams.

Speaker 2 Yeah.

Speaker 2 You know.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo.

Speaker 2 Enough with the music. We get it.
I understand.

Speaker 2 Right now, a jury is in deadlock when it comes to Daniel Penny.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Perry Penny.

Speaker 2 Penny. Yeah, Danielle Penny is a deadlock jury right now.

Speaker 2 Those of you who don't know, Danielle Penny was the man who choked out another man who was acting erratic on the subway station, in the train station. So he choked him out.
Jordan Neely.

Speaker 2 Jordan Neely, thank you, ma'am. And he choked him out and he ended up dying.

Speaker 2 And right now, the jury is in deadlock. They can't, you know, can you help us with that, ma'am, please?

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 3 He faces a manslaughter charge in the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely.

Speaker 3 But right now, the jury is deciding his fate, and they've informed the judge that they cannot reach a unanimous verdict on the top charge.

Speaker 3 Let's see here.

Speaker 2 What's the top charge?

Speaker 3 The top charge is a manslaughter charge.

Speaker 3 Yeah.

Speaker 3 It was never second-degree murder. It was never second-degree murder.
Never.

Speaker 3 It was manslaughter. He can face up to 15 years in jail.

Speaker 3 The judge gave the 12 jurors an Allen charge, wherein the jurors are encouraged to hash out their differences and reach a unanimous verdict in order to avoid a mistrial.

Speaker 3 So he was charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.

Speaker 3 He can't be a murder. And he's pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Speaker 3 And prosecutors contend that Penny used too much force on Neely for too long, while his defense team argues that he was acting in defense of both himself and fellow passengers.

Speaker 2 It can't be murder because you need motive and intent for murder. He ain't necessarily have the motive when he entered on the train.
Can't be murdered. It's got to be manslaughter.
I feel bad.

Speaker 2 I used to see that guy all the time, too.

Speaker 3 Jordan Neely? Yeah, he was an MJ impersonator.

Speaker 2 So he would be on Times Square a lot. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I used to, you know, he did have moments where down there, you know, people would fuck with him.

Speaker 2 So I'm not sure if he was an erratic person, but I do remember seeing instances of him you know getting to he was schizophrenic yeah but then as you learn that but

Speaker 2 with with the with the guy who what's his name Daniel Penny Daniel Penny

Speaker 2 it was a six minute long chokehold yeah at what point does that not not come into effect And then also his, like, wasn't he like a Marine or something?

Speaker 3 He was a Marine, and the prosecution brought up as a witness the person who trained him in chokeholds. So he

Speaker 3 how to perform one and he knows at what point somebody will go limp and they are just unconscious and when it can

Speaker 3 exactly and that to me is the difference he held on to him for six minutes he knew what he was doing and then when they searched um uh Jordan Neely, they found he had no weapons on him.

Speaker 3 I think he had like a muffin in his pockets. And so, and also he was just like, oh, he was, you know,

Speaker 3 he was scaring a pregnant woman. She was like, yeah, no, he didn't.

Speaker 2 That's where the lady's at? Yes.

Speaker 3 So she was also called as a witness.

Speaker 2 Dog, even if he was scaring her, I mean, I get restraining somebody. I get the whole, you know, I'm trying to protect people.
I get that. Once you got him, that six-minute hold.
That's a load of six.

Speaker 2 That's a lot of fun.

Speaker 2 Once he lost consciousness, B, let him go. It should have been over with.
Fuck you all. Let him go.

Speaker 2 My thing is,

Speaker 2 to Mel's point, fam.

Speaker 2 If the people on the train are now saying, nah, it was good. Because this is the thing.
And people, this is a regional thing for us. People out there don't know.
When you get on a train in New York,

Speaker 2 that's normal almost for the guy we might look at as being crazy or a little deranged to be on a train being loud.

Speaker 2 We've seen motherfuckers piss on a train. We need to see niggas jerk off on the train.
So, again,

Speaker 2 for a regional thing, that's normal to us. So, for the viewers and listeners, that's not necessarily normal.
Mel saying the pregnant lady, like, nah, this is just another train ride for me. Yeah.

Speaker 2 We know, like, you know what I'm saying? Because we've rode the New York City trains. That's not abnormal for a motherfucker to be talking to themselves or yelling or screaming or doing some shit.

Speaker 2 Yeah, whatever the fuck.

Speaker 2 What needs to change for me is that the people need to get more involved.

Speaker 2 I feel like if the people got more involved to just hold them down, we wouldn't have situations like this.

Speaker 2 Not saying that the guy, Daniel, he's guilty and he needs to, whatever comes to him, because he should have let go. But I'm saying we have this mindset in New York in a train station.

Speaker 2 We're just going to mind our business. Yo, nigga jump on the tracks.
We're going to mind our business. Yo, this happened.
Turn your head and mind your business. And that shit is wrong.

Speaker 2 I'm pretty sure three other people could have came together and held them down until police came or calmed them down. Yes.

Speaker 3 It's true. And there was somebody else who also wasn't even on the train at the time that this even happened.

Speaker 3 They boarded the train while the incident was in progress and then came along and held Jordan Ealey's hands down.

Speaker 2 So he literally couldn't.

Speaker 2 They should be charged,

Speaker 3 but they haven't charged.

Speaker 2 They should be accomplices to murder. I agree.
Yeah.

Speaker 2 It's not as extreme, but

Speaker 2 I'm mind your business shit, by the way.

Speaker 2 I'm with you on what you said.

Speaker 2 In the other side of that, right?

Speaker 2 For the people who do walk New York saying, mind your business, mind your business, because a lot of people don't.

Speaker 2 Shit, me, I'm currently dealing with some shit where I feel like, damn, I wish I'd have mind my motherfucking business.

Speaker 2 Because I tried to help somebody, and now I'm the person being in charge of some shit. But you're responsible for how you responded.
You could have handled it another way. I tried.
I tried.

Speaker 2 And then when the situation did not go a certain way, I was forced to act a certain way. What forced you to act? I can't.
No, I'm not sure.

Speaker 2 I don't want you to get into detail, but when you say force, it's something internally. No, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 I'm saying I'm there to help. I'm here to help people who I feel are in a

Speaker 2 mediate

Speaker 2 something. And even within the mediation, the mediation went from mediation into now the escalation.

Speaker 2 So now I now have to be aggressive.

Speaker 2 So in those moments, I know a lot of people who said to me, yo, that's honorable shit, but nigga, you should have mind your business. Yeah.
Fam,

Speaker 2 there was a story, it happened in Elizabeth where a couple was arguing, and the dude looked like he was about to, I think he did hit the girl or something. The guy jumped out of his car.

Speaker 2 Like, yo, yo, you can't do that. He popped him.
Yeah, it happens a lot.

Speaker 2 Unfortunately,

Speaker 2 I don't know what happened after, but I'm just saying, unfortunately, we are in a time where minding your business can save your fucking life. That's true.
So

Speaker 2 if I'm on a train and I see her, I'm not jumping. You better use discernment, though.
I mean, it's something you could jump, but that discernment can't. I'm not.
sure.

Speaker 2 My discernment is to get home to my daughters. Listen, listen, listen, it's plenty of times we watch shit that happen, kids, watch things in the street that happen, and

Speaker 2 yeah, you want to mind your business, but the humanitarian in you to,

Speaker 2 you know,

Speaker 2 prompts you to go out there and interfere. Imani's situation, I might have interjected.
Yeah, Imani. There's other situations.

Speaker 2 We don't know who. Way I'm minding my motherfucking business.
I think what happened. I'm minding my business.
I'm sorry, man. Please, I'm so sorry.

Speaker 2 I am minding my business in domestic issues. Me.

Speaker 2 Because I've witnessed when you get out the car and help the woman, she ends up leaving with the guy and she will jump you with your body. She would jump you on.
No, get off her. Get off her.
So,

Speaker 2 unless he's trying to stab or do something crazy. Oh, he got a knife.
Yeah, I'm minding my business. You know what I'm saying? I got ten fights.

Speaker 2 But a lot of other things. Yeah, niggas ain't shit.
CC. That's fucked up.
You know why? Because

Speaker 2 if your daughter's outside with your mom or something like that, we always say that, and it's so easy for us to say when it comes to us. But we would, I would, I have two sisters.
He's right.

Speaker 2 I couldn't imagine my sisters being somewhere in that moment. And somebody being in the middle of that moment.
And there's men around, and she's being hurt, attacked, or something.

Speaker 2 And niggas are like, man, I got mind my business. I don't know.
Like, that would fuck me up. I'm sorry to hear that.
But

Speaker 2 at the end of the day, the goal is to make, I don't care. Y'all can say whatever y'all want to say about ICE.

Speaker 2 My goal is to make it back home. I've heard too many stories of the nigga putting the cape on, being a superhero, and also becoming a victim.
Or also that being his last day.

Speaker 2 I don't give a fuck. My goal is to get home.
Even if you don't get home,

Speaker 2 let's say you and the dude shoot a fear. Or you catch a charge.
No, look, you're the dude shooting the fear one. You beat his ass.
Now you got a beef. Now you got a broken hand.
And you got a beef.

Speaker 2 Now you got a beef. He's coming back.

Speaker 2 No, guess what happens next week? He getting piped out by the same person you was defending.

Speaker 2 And you got a broken hand. And a beef.
Right? And he knows who you are.

Speaker 2 Now y'all beefing the streets. Shorty back with him.
Cool.

Speaker 2 My nigga Ice is on it on a two train, right? Going to Harlem. Hell.
And you know,

Speaker 2 no nigga can't fight. So a nigga go, oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Ice can't fight? Damn.

Speaker 2 So a nigga just put him in the yoke, right? A nigga put him in the yoke bit, right?

Speaker 2 And I, and, and I just get on me. I don't know ice, but he's doing the fish.

Speaker 2 Oh, I'm getting choked out. Joked out.
You, like,

Speaker 2 off his feet, not off his feet.

Speaker 2 In the air? Yeah.

Speaker 2 And I come on the. You're only 5'6, nigga.
It ain't hard to get you.

Speaker 2 Everybody here got that sentiment of your mind, your business. Y'all gonna feel the same way if y'all find out, nigga, Ice got choked out on the two-train going to Lennox?

Speaker 2 That's how you gonna feel. Can I ask a question? What? Why I'm on a train?

Speaker 2 I don't know. Let's just start from there.
You might be must have a fat air. You're not loving ice, nigga.
See what I'm saying? No. No, if you don't know ice,

Speaker 2 if you don't know ice, you're not helping ice.

Speaker 2 So then when we find out, just like, and I'm not to make that a joke. No, no, no.
Now we turn on the news. And that's somebody's man or something.
No, that's our man.

Speaker 2 Now we have to come in here and report on that shit. Oh, I see what you're saying.
And the message is going to be to the train.

Speaker 2 Ice. And the message is going to be to people that I've been talking about.

Speaker 2 I'm going to drive.

Speaker 2 Go ahead. Go ahead.
Go ahead.

Speaker 2 Go ahead. No, go ahead.
No, no, no.

Speaker 2 No, I was just saying, like, you know, I want to be very clear that you're going to be able to do that. You will be like, I'm going to.
I understand that message.

Speaker 2 But

Speaker 2 if I found out that there were people that could have helped my man who was getting Yoki beared out, I'm a

Speaker 2 pick somebody up. I'm sorry.

Speaker 2 You just look so tender.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Now you do look a little tender, Ross.

Speaker 2 Yo. And then he says you are.
You are your Pittsburgh shit. Get him.

Speaker 2 You go.

Speaker 2 Who you said you beat? Oh, shit. I thought he was going the other way.
I thought he was going the other way.

Speaker 2 Yeah. So, anyways,

Speaker 2 you thought she your friend again? No, she lied. Oh my god.

Speaker 2 Stop doing that.

Speaker 2 I told you she

Speaker 2 was.

Speaker 2 I know when male not fucking with niggas get that nigga. Yeah, nigga, she's my friend, nigga.
No, she meant for us to get you. Who you said that, man? Huh?

Speaker 2 I have a question real quick. Shoot.

Speaker 2 This is not about me. Okay.
Put that out there. You got a friend, right? If you're married or in a relationship,

Speaker 2 is it bad to receive, are you?

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. Infer personality.

Speaker 2 Can you receive gifts from

Speaker 2 women or female friends?

Speaker 2 What kind of gifts? Yeah, what kind of gifts? Like expensive gifts, more than what your significant other got you. Like,

Speaker 2 can you accept it and rock it?

Speaker 3 Like an AP watch.

Speaker 2 That's too extreme.

Speaker 2 Can you accept it and watch Rocket? Underwear. Like some off-white sneakers, like some.

Speaker 2 Wait, but who is this person to me? Who is this person to me? Depending on your relationship. Like, for Christmas? The giver.
Yeah, for Christmas. People?

Speaker 2 Who's the giver? She's a female friend. I mean, your ex?

Speaker 2 It may be your ex-my ex-girlfriend. Not my ex.
I'm just

Speaker 2 my ex-girlfriend gave me a gift. Would it be an acceptable gift? Yeah.
And it's some fly shit, like expensive shit. And it's more than what you're doing.

Speaker 2 I have cool relationships with some of my exes. Of course you do.
My girl knows some of my exes. Of course she does.

Speaker 2 So it depends on the exes.

Speaker 2 It depends on the ex. I wish, yo, listen, here's the thing.
This thing right here. My wife

Speaker 2 accepts the ex. Can your girl accept gifts from her ex?

Speaker 2 My girl don't have no exes.

Speaker 2 My girl don't have no exes.

Speaker 2 My purpose.

Speaker 2 My last.

Speaker 2 You fucking barry white ass nigga.

Speaker 2 Listen, but for real, I'm not.

Speaker 2 We're hypocrites. Let's go.
Bro, I answered. Which means you're a misogynist.
This is hypocritical.

Speaker 2 If certain exes of mine gave me a gift, my girl would have a problem with it. If certain exes of mine gave me a gift, my girl wouldn't have a problem with it.
True.

Speaker 2 Some of my exes I'm on the phone with right now till 12:30, 1 o'clock in the morning, discussing my business. My nigga, you that stand right there? You that nigga, yeah.

Speaker 2 You try to flip them? You must know how to do that. Hold on.

Speaker 2 I like that white freaky shit.

Speaker 2 I set up the plate, girl, chill. I'll set up the plate.
I got that. Relax.
Relax. Relax, chill.

Speaker 2 I'm too hypocritical. Like, if somebody wants to give me a gift, I'm going to accept it.
I'm going to rock it. But, like,

Speaker 2 I find myself. You ain't going to tell her where it came from.

Speaker 2 That's the thing. I find, like, I feel like, I'm going to keep it real.
When you pay the bills in the crib, and you know,

Speaker 2 you go.

Speaker 2 Listen, let me finish. And when you got to hide the shit,

Speaker 2 you got to hide when you get some shit from. Where that from? Oh, J.R.
Look, like, you got to hide shit. It feels lame.
I just want to tell the truth. Just keep on going.
Tell the truth then.

Speaker 2 No, you know, my wife can't get no gifts from no nigga. There's a flip side to that.
What if he gets you a gift, too? No.

Speaker 2 What if he gets you a gift too? Get this for your man.

Speaker 2 I'm not accepting that.

Speaker 2 Well, it's fly. How are you doing?

Speaker 2 Some all force. Is it for Graham said if the side nigga get him a gift too?

Speaker 2 Oh,

Speaker 2 y'all seeing your man. He needs some bigger pants.
Give him these.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit. He tried some 40s.
He tried to. Y'all get your man these 40s 40s right here.
It seems like a solution. Met my wife, Paul, what you doing?

Speaker 2 Or what if she lied?

Speaker 2 Yeah, and you don't know.

Speaker 2 No, I inquired about that because

Speaker 2 one time I got a gift, right? And I'm going to keep it real. I got a gift from my homegirl.
And she bought me some Yeezys.

Speaker 2 The green shit, some L Fly shit. They was real? No, it was official.

Speaker 2 And

Speaker 2 like.

Speaker 2 You sure? Straight friend, my people's.

Speaker 2 And I told my wife, yo, yeah, I got this from I got this from her, cool, but then like years later, a year later, like she like said some snick shit about it. Like, oh, you're getting good.

Speaker 2 Tell your girl to tell your people to get them. Like, nigga, like, I so

Speaker 2 is that inappropriate? And then now,

Speaker 2 did you feel wrong when you got she popping up with gifts? No, hell, no, you crazy. Did you get her something back? Huh?

Speaker 2 I didn't get her nothing back. No, no, no, no, no.
It was appreciation gift. I thought you were belling me.
No, no, no, no. What was she appreciative of? I'm not trying to be funny.

Speaker 2 What was she appreciative of? We had did something. I had supported her on one of her adventures.
Sure. Get it to you.
She supported her. One of her ventures.
That's how it is. Supportive movie.
No.

Speaker 2 No, no. She was giving back to the community, and I showed her for the free.
That's no good. That's what they call it.

Speaker 2 Yeah. Come on, stop playing.
So

Speaker 2 they give back to the community. She got me,

Speaker 2 she got me a gift.

Speaker 2 And my wife, like, she held it down. Like, oh, all right, cool.
But then later on, it was brought up. Flip, you can't do that.
And then now, no, no, no. Now.
You serious? No.

Speaker 2 Now, there's a pack of cologne that somebody wants to send me. You know, some Gucci ill shit.

Speaker 2 But I don't want to go in the crib, so do I keep it in my car? Because I want it. It smells good.
I want to smell it.

Speaker 2 Not through her. I want to smell it.

Speaker 2 Do I keep it in my car? Some old school shit? Then she's going to go in your car. And then yesterday, my wife came up to my studio chilling by myself like this.
I hear the door open.

Speaker 2 She's walking up the stairs like that. And everyone's just walking in my shit.
Just looking at me. Like, nigga, I ain't.

Speaker 2 She just looking f. What's your shit?

Speaker 2 What she doing? What?

Speaker 2 Say it again. What he said.

Speaker 2 He said she was looking

Speaker 2 yo, damn, bro.

Speaker 2 Robin, you was ragging in the middle. Yo, I thought it was my mom, but she came in.

Speaker 2 My whole shit.

Speaker 2 I thought it was JR because I think it's a trick when they walk on the stairs. Like she walk at the same time as him so it could sound like one step.

Speaker 2 Because usually I have people in my studio.

Speaker 2 And I can't tell her not to come to my studio. Who the fuck am I? I can't.
But you just walk. You can't just walk.
Like, what about this? Yo, y'all good? Like. Yo, Flip.

Speaker 2 Is the gift and all this shit that you is it worth the headache? No, it's not worth the headache. That's my point.
Throw this shit away.

Speaker 2 Don't get me wrong. You should be allowed.
If you got friends, friends should be able to exchange. I know why you look at me like.
I ain't saying I'm letting you rock.

Speaker 2 I do think friends should be allowed to exchange gifts like that. It's something harmless.
Something curved crazy.

Speaker 2 That's nothing crazy if they hit you with it. But if it's not harmless, I'm going to talk about it on that.
It's a curve crazy.

Speaker 2 But if it's on Cool Water, if it's going to have your wife bringing some shit up or having you.

Speaker 2 But my wife is. That's that Caribbean shit.
Like, she played off in the moment. Well, that's what you chose.
That's what you signed up for. Listen, if you wouldn't want somebody

Speaker 2 to you, don't do it to them. I'm not going to lie.
I look at that differently. Thank you.

Speaker 2 I just think, I think that this is my opinion. Misogynistic.
It's not misogynistic.

Speaker 2 I am. The stuff that I'm not.
So the shit that... So, well, it sounds like me and you together, but guess.
No,

Speaker 2 I'm taking the gift.

Speaker 2 It depends on who the gift is from and what it's for. So I've spoken that shit for free for people, right? I just did an event not too long ago.
I ain't get paid for it. I did it as a favor.
Exactly.

Speaker 2 If the girl said, Yo, I appreciate you coming through, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Here's a gift of my appreciation.
That's different. He just said that's what it was.
That's what I did.

Speaker 2 But it's different if she appreciates that. Why are you blinking your eyes?

Speaker 2 You blinking your eyes.

Speaker 2 I've been dealing with a lot of shit, nigga. I've been dealing with stupid ass fucking

Speaker 2 dice and shit coming in the crib. I've been dealing with all this shit, and I'm checking my accounts, and it matches.
Like, come on, nigga. You might have been a gift.

Speaker 2 What? But, but if why you laughing for it?

Speaker 2 Nigga, got her that far, you want to say? Well,

Speaker 2 if somebody sees the charge on the job, I did see the charge on the joke.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but you can't get bagged without your participation. So, even if the girl is trying to bag you, you gotta put you don't participate.
Nigga, this was business. Stop that.
Stop.

Speaker 2 The reason why I stopped.

Speaker 2 Stop.

Speaker 2 Thank you. Thank you.
We're gonna be real or we're gonna lie. We're gonna be real.
Stop. Stop.
Hey, my nigga, I ain't never fallen no pussy in my life. Yo, it took two people.

Speaker 2 We're not talking about falling in pussy. We're talking about there's a way to shut, we're talking, there's a way to shut something down,

Speaker 2 even if you don't intend in doing anything. Just the fact that you allow it to still linger around in a certain way is disrespectful.

Speaker 2 So, if so, let's just say a nigga trying to buy your girl some shit,

Speaker 2 but she's making it clear now.

Speaker 2 And you, like you said, she can't land on nothing that she don't want to land on. Just the fact that she's allowing that to continue.
Being in a space is a violation.

Speaker 2 Yeah, because the person already showing you they're not respecting your relationship. Come on, and they keep trying.
They draw draw the line and they keep it.

Speaker 2 Yeah, y'all added this whole third component to it. That's actually

Speaker 2 Flip's example was

Speaker 2 he did a charity event for a young lady. I did.
The young lady gave him a gift of appreciation. Man, we ought and done speaking and a bunch of them be trying to bag us after

Speaker 2 the person that gave the event? Sometimes. What the fuck are we talking about? Yeah, but even if that was the case, even if that was the case,

Speaker 2 even if that was the case, case say they did try to bag or i tried to bag that's not what it was it can't stand in your case it's a possibility but if even if that was a gift is a gift i'm just saying the reason why i'm saying my wife brought up one time like

Speaker 2 hold on hold on hold on y'all the reason why i'm saying because my wife brought up my wife brought up one time like how would you feel if i received a gift from someone

Speaker 2 I wouldn't like it

Speaker 2 and I'll throw it outside the crib on some old school shit. Like, yo, get this shit out of here.
But you said you're a hypocrite. I am.
All the time.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but I wanted to see if anybody else is a hypocrite like me. Yes.

Speaker 2 We all are. My nigga, man.
Yeah, you're not with that, right, man?

Speaker 2 You accept gifts, but you accept gifts from people. You accept gifts, but if that nigga from Chicago PD accepts a gift from you, you're throwing it away, right? Keep it right.

Speaker 2 Exactly, nigga. What if she gets him a camera? Like the ill shit's so.

Speaker 3 Our camera.

Speaker 2 Oh, so you're going to utilize the gift with it. Yeah.

Speaker 3 More likely than not, yeah.

Speaker 2 I'm just saying, yes. Okay.
That's what I wanted to say.

Speaker 2 Lenny's is lying.

Speaker 2 It's a lot of Lenny's up here, boy. Well, I'm telling the truth.

Speaker 2 I'm telling y'all, and I don't even want to go ahead and assume to just answer people. Are they playing like they are more secure than what they are?

Speaker 2 I know for sure, I'm telling you, she ain't playing with no camera. She's going to be a fan.
Oh, no. She's lying.

Speaker 2 She's going to get jealous. She's going to get jealous.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. He already made it clear

Speaker 2 on a certain level of thing. You see your girl, your wife get a gift, you're going to be tight.

Speaker 2 i'm insecure when it comes he's going to do the same oh i'm you're going to do the same listen i didn't say no

Speaker 2 i'm insecure

Speaker 2 we didn't discuss your wife getting a gift based under the circum same pretenses it's all relative like it's information is contextual that allows how far we can

Speaker 2 do speaking again

Speaker 2 where'd the gift coming from a nigga speak a nigga you don't know a nigga you don't know but she know

Speaker 2 could be from work it could be from detroit whatever You correct? She got a rapport with him. She got friends.

Speaker 2 Yeah, she got friends with him. She dope.
Yeah. That's real good.
So, who are you now to determine what's good for her in her situation?

Speaker 2 And that's your boyfriend. And she's your wife.
She's the ruler of the light. She's your wife.
So she's able to also say to you, nigga, don't be bringing no cologne or no offense.

Speaker 2 That's why I asked, can I fucking put it in the car on some postal shit?

Speaker 2 You don't think your wife knows what your cologne smells like? That's sneaky. And that you come in wearing money.

Speaker 2 You come in wearing smashes.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Oh, shit, y'all. Your man? Your man wilding.
Who barely matched? Your man in.

Speaker 2 You crazy. Your man in love.
Who wild? Who barely matched?

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, today I just put you shit on your day.

Speaker 2 When niggas start explaining and stuff, nigga, I turned it off. Nigga, I don't joking late last night.
I stood in the mirror mad times and trying to take mad time. You did it.
You did it. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I said, yo, come on. Close enough, man.
Cool stuff.

Speaker 2 You're blue today, really.

Speaker 2 Hey, yo, J.R., let me get the pants. Let me get the pants.
Take your pants off.

Speaker 2 Stop doing that to your wife. Doing what? That's the one person you ain't supposed to be doing is hypocritical.
Listen shit. I don't give a fuck.
Stop. I just tell you, stop.

Speaker 2 I tell her all the time I'm a hypocrite.

Speaker 2 She said, why did you tell him the rest of the world? Look cares more than he give off.

Speaker 2 He gives a fuck, though. What's the conversation in there, but? No, I do care.

Speaker 2 If I act like I don't care, I'm a cry. No, no, we don't.
We don't. I care tremendously because that's, but at the same time, you said, what-ish?

Speaker 2 Nothing. What you said? Say it loud.
I said you pay the bills. That's whack.
That's a whack. What's that mean? A lot of niggas that pay the bills for a lot of people.

Speaker 2 I don't know I think I just hope like that.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but so what? But there's nothing I can do, nigga. You don't feel like that.

Speaker 2 Even if I felt like that, there's nothing I could do. I know.
There's nothing. Because what you do,

Speaker 2 I'm going to risk the happiness of my household because I can't do that. So hold on, let me finish.
Because it's my ego and my cheese, more bullshit that I'm trying to portray to society.

Speaker 2 There's nothing I can do, nigga. You can't do that because you also had experiences with her where the shoe was on the other foot.
So you have to.

Speaker 2 So you have to honor that.

Speaker 2 You have to honor that. Now it's yours.
We need a 199 Dyson, nigga. But I don't want pure air.
Why you need all white? I got one of them. That shit is ignored.

Speaker 2 I love my shit.

Speaker 2 Why do you need that Gucci clone, nigga?

Speaker 2 I sleep with a baby dust shit on.

Speaker 2 What? That shit from the

Speaker 2 bottom. Yeah.
The cold as fuck.

Speaker 2 That shit be cold. That's fucked up.

Speaker 2 Dyson air purifier. I got one.
You think I bought that shit? Throw that shit out the window. That shit hot.
That shit was in the bedroom. See the shit machine.

Speaker 2 The shit that you're talking about, it services y'all. It services the house.
No, yeah.

Speaker 2 The dice and shit, it services ya. It's the family.
The sneakers and the cologne only service you. It's about me, nigga.

Speaker 2 That's why I say he. Hey,

Speaker 3 you're exhausting.

Speaker 2 We niggas. Am I? Yes,

Speaker 2 man. I've been having,

Speaker 2 I grew up in North. You know the air I've been breathing.
Hold on, man.

Speaker 2 I agree with her, though.

Speaker 3 Yeah, it's just like, I don't know how your wife does it. God bless her.
You are just, you are so KO.

Speaker 2 I love you. Oh, nah.
I'm already calling you a federation.

Speaker 2 Girl, you already know. You almost got inducted into a cult, nigga.

Speaker 2 You almost, you lived with a pastor and a priest.

Speaker 3 Come on, bro.

Speaker 3 No, it was a self-proclaimed prophet of God.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but you lived with them.

Speaker 2 That don't help.

Speaker 3 I didn't bring him in the fucking house. It wasn't me.

Speaker 2 And did you respect him at the time he was there?

Speaker 3 No.

Speaker 2 You was rude to the priest.

Speaker 3 I sure he wasn't a priest. He was a self-proclaimed prophet of God.

Speaker 3 I did not, I was like, what's your government?

Speaker 2 Did you cook for him, too? The fuck I did. You cooked.
You didn't feed him as well?

Speaker 3 I did not.

Speaker 2 So you never cooked? You never washed his feet?

Speaker 3 I fucking didn't. I didn't do nothing like that.

Speaker 2 But I'm saying to that, I am exhausted, but being inducted into a coke got to be more exhausting than dealing with me. Yeah, it was.
All right.

Speaker 2 Dealing with me is just more like, man, listen, man, look. When I come here, let me just talk, y'all, because I know y'all giggling and shit.
It's my life.

Speaker 2 I'm able to express myself. I can't say this shit to her.

Speaker 2 I was going to say that, but y'all was going to make the colours. Yeah,

Speaker 2 I can't say this shit.

Speaker 2 Why would the fuck? You think I want to tell her, hey, yo, I told her, y'all be cracking jokes about the dice and a shit like that.

Speaker 2 She said, all right, go tell them about this other shit that I did, too. Like, that's her shit.
I don't want to hear that shit. She wants to get a fucking new chandelier.
For what?

Speaker 2 And I hope she gets it. For us.

Speaker 3 For the house.

Speaker 2 To beautiful. She don't need chandeliers.
She wants the house to look a certain way. Then we're throwing away.

Speaker 2 We're throwing a gathering, invited all the family. She wants a hot chocolate station.
Yeah,

Speaker 2 I love that idea. That's fire.
That's fire. That's dope.

Speaker 2 Thank you, E. She's a bad thing.
I stepped that whole shit up to the chest.

Speaker 2 I think that's dope. That's fire.
A hot chocolate station for the holiday season, yes. Look at your man.

Speaker 2 Thank you. Thank you, boring.

Speaker 2 Thank you.

Speaker 2 Look at your toy.

Speaker 2 And then my daughter wants to decorate the house. No.
That's dope. No.

Speaker 2 Brinch ass nigga. Yes.
Let the kids decorate the house. You know that's

Speaker 2 That's brinch. Let them decorate that.

Speaker 2 You don't even be home like that. Pretty much.
What I'm saying,

Speaker 2 what do you even care?

Speaker 2 Leave me out of this. Because somebody is grieving something about their homes.

Speaker 2 What about it? Because I seem like a pig. Like, come on, bro.
What? Decorating the house? We get ready through this shit this weekend. Dog.

Speaker 2 You gotta set.

Speaker 2 Go ahead and tell me.

Speaker 2 You gotta be pussy on something. True.
Here. And that's what I learned up here from y'all.
I'm sucker. Wait, wait, were you trying to say we pussy? No, I learned that.
Like, when I listen.

Speaker 2 I listen to certain shit. I learned

Speaker 2 it.

Speaker 2 You know what it is?

Speaker 2 With more money and more visibility come more eyes and more scrutiny. Okay.
Right? With more money, more visibility come with more eyes and more scrutiny. You're getting that back.

Speaker 2 So what I'm saying is that when it's more scrutiny,

Speaker 2 a lot of things that may have not taken serious when we were broke. It's taken extremely serious now.

Speaker 2 When I was able to do that shit that I was able to do, I flipped the network back when I was just making a couple of dollars over YouTube. It's a little bit different now.

Speaker 2 So now I have to move accordingly. And she does too.
So she stuck with you. Hold up.
So she stuck with you when you wasn't getting no money.

Speaker 2 And there were certain things that I might have wanted to buy that I wasn't able to buy. I didn't have the capability to do so.

Speaker 2 Now I do. So now I want to decorate my shit.
Now I'm overcharging you for what they did to the court crush, nigga.

Speaker 2 Now I want these dumbass mechanical blondes that we as niggas don't give a fuck about.

Speaker 2 Let her rock. I'm leaving the crib.
And in her brain, she might be saying. I'm leaving the crib.
In her brain. I ain't leaving no holidays.
I'm leaving. I don't care.
You're not. No, you're not, yo.

Speaker 2 Go ahead and leave. And you can communicate the same thing without being a dictator.
Look, she's keeping the card. Hey, hold on.
Let me talk to this nigga. You can.

Speaker 2 What do you mean, communicate without being a dictator? You can.

Speaker 2 I've learned because I used to do the other way too. I make the money.
I'm the man.

Speaker 2 Then

Speaker 2 pack their shit. And you'd be like, yo, hold on.
Wait, wait, wait. I'm sorry.
Come on. Dictators that lived

Speaker 2 ran a successful country.

Speaker 2 And they died alone. They got murdered in their sleep.

Speaker 2 Except for the ones that, except for the ones. It's your job to take history classes.
Yeah,

Speaker 2 yeah.

Speaker 2 What dictator I didn't do ago? They ran you out of Brooklyn and John Young, whatever his name is, he's doing good. Napoleon.

Speaker 3 Who's not? Napoleon.

Speaker 2 Napoleon did good. No, he didn't.

Speaker 3 No, he didn't. He was good.

Speaker 2 He died a hole at the end, but he did good. He got exiled.
He did good for himself.

Speaker 2 Who's Napoleon's wife? I don't know. Exactly.
There you go. Being a fucking dictator.

Speaker 2 So?

Speaker 2 He ain't have no hoes.

Speaker 2 Napoleon didn't do good for the country. Hold on.
Napoleon didn't do good for the colours. And he was short, so he had to overcome the country.

Speaker 2 Napoleon did not do good for the country.

Speaker 2 No.

Speaker 2 Are y'all fucking stupid?

Speaker 2 What's wrong with you niggas? Y'all forgot your history? You went to Jackson, right?

Speaker 2 Which one of the 11 schools taught you this? In the Bronx.

Speaker 2 I went to Murray Bertram, Environmental Studies. Okay.
Martin Van Buren. What your high school is called Environmental Studies? Yeah.

Speaker 2 Was it Jackson or was it Campus Magnet by that time? Which one?

Speaker 2 I didn't go to Campus. I went to the other one.
I went to satellite. Oh, that nigga put it in the middle.
That nigga be in the building. No, I went to the other side.

Speaker 2 That nigga went to the alternative.

Speaker 2 The trailer in the back. But I mean that he conquered a lot.
Okay. For frying.

Speaker 2 Maybe not for the country, but he conquered. See, front.

Speaker 2 Y'all had pizza every day, right? No, he did.

Speaker 2 Gotta be a warmer. I know that's gonna be home.
How long was gym class?

Speaker 2 Hey, y'all was valedictorian before. Of gym? No.

Speaker 2 I was valedictorian. No, and that's what's wrong with you, nigga.
I was smart.

Speaker 2 What happened?

Speaker 2 What happened in society? Nah, you still smart, my nigga. Nah, I'm fucking with you for that.
Society going outside, but I was valedictorian, but that's not even the point. Cool.

Speaker 2 Like, how many kids was in the classroom? Like, seventh grade. Huh? How many kids was in the classroom? I had 37 kids.
Oh, it was their windows? Yeah, there was windows. It was that great.

Speaker 2 And this had the cage on the window. It was some great phonies.

Speaker 2 Damn, man.

Speaker 2 It wasn't the round shit. The nigga chopped shit, nigga.

Speaker 2 You need to do this. I didn't have a para.
I didn't have a para, nigga.

Speaker 2 The round safety scissors. Oh, shit.

Speaker 2 Hell yeah. It closed it for me.

Speaker 2 At the end of the day, I was speaking about Napoleon conquering places. Oh, not a lot of people.
Nigga, we're talking about inside your house. It's not worth it.

Speaker 2 All right, but nigga, you didn't know what happened in Napoleon's house. Yes, you do.
He died alone, man. Bitch, do what I say.

Speaker 2 A lot of people die alone. Not you.

Speaker 2 You don't want to.

Speaker 2 I don't. But it's not about that.
It's about, see, that's what's wrong with you niggas. And I set all you niggas up to show that you pander for the people.
It's no new warrior.

Speaker 2 This is supposed to be a place where we speak about our feelings inside. I can't say this outside.
I can't even say this to her. I can't even say this in my car.
Niggas driving around.

Speaker 2 Why the fuck she's on the phone talking to a friend, trying to help her with a stupid machine? I can't even say it in the car, I come up here to say, and y'all niggas judge me.

Speaker 2 This is your way of saying that. This is your way of saying it to her.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I don't want to.

Speaker 2 This is your way of saying it to her. Because you know you're saying this.
Nigga, you run up like that. Stop your ears.
Hold on, bro. You feel like that.
You the man. You run.
You don't like that.

Speaker 2 You made a law. Why you can't say what you want to say?

Speaker 2 I've learned it's better to get shit done just by being kind. Thank you.
That's why. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Wait, what?

Speaker 2 Thank you. Yeah.
Yeah. No need to.
You're still saying that. Hey,

Speaker 2 I don't think that this mechanical shit on the wall is nice.

Speaker 2 I don't think we need mechanical blinds.

Speaker 2 I don't think we need this mechanical thing on the wall made out of metal and gold. I think you spent too much money on that.
I think it could go to something else. Then check the account.
Well.

Speaker 2 I don't think you need 17 pairs of sneakers. Flip.
That money could go to something else.

Speaker 2 What about all the things that she might have thought you ain't need in that moment where you wasn't supporting her? Let's move on.

Speaker 2 Niggas. Like the Gucci Cadillac, right? I didn't need it.
I bought two watches. Oh, your two watches.

Speaker 2 We know your two watches.

Speaker 2 What you get? Yeah, it's her turn.

Speaker 2 You went ahead and flipped that tax money and all that.

Speaker 2 Referred the story. Referred to the story.
Hey, you're in a box. Referred to the story.
Listen, her.

Speaker 2 Hey, Flip. Here's the thing.
Her investment is paid off. I was talking mad shit to her, and she reminded me, like, nigga, even when you started giving money, I still gave you half of the income tax.

Speaker 2 Yeah, she got you. Damn.

Speaker 2 But that was so wild. That was what you were doing.

Speaker 2 Now it's the return time. All right, say no more.

Speaker 2 She gets the ball. Thank you, y'all.

Speaker 2 Yeah, we did it. We did it.
Yeah, we did it. Good shit, guys.
Does anybody else have anything

Speaker 2 they need to get off? No. Any more internal family disputes?

Speaker 2 I got some shit for Ice, but I'm going to get on him on Patreon. Ah, okay.
Yeah, it's the best thing we do. Damn, damn, damn.

Speaker 3 All right. Well, sleepers, right?

Speaker 2 Yeah, fuck you. Let's get to sleepers.
All right. Well, I guess I'll

Speaker 2 pop it off. You, yes.
All right.

Speaker 2 Yesterday, being that this is recorded, whatever,

Speaker 2 was the 19-year anniversary of Lil Wayne's The Carter 2 album. Damn.
Damn, we owe y'all. Yeah.

Speaker 2 19-year-old. That's his fifth joint.
I was like, shit. Anyway, so I'm going to play a record off Carter 2.
This is Best Rapper Alive.

Speaker 2 You can't see me,

Speaker 2 but I see you and I hate you. Lord,

Speaker 2 I got em

Speaker 2 Bring the crowd and I'm loud and lip and colour. Eat a sweet sea fucking baby.
Got these apples in my stumber. Cupbeared, I'm thinking that I ain't asking them for nothing.

Speaker 2 If you sell a million records, we could battle for your money. I'd rather found a hundred thousand dollars on a Sunday.
Watch a football game and bet it all on one play.

Speaker 2 Still stuntin', baby, yes, I'm still bossin'. Latest car on the market, put the top field up.

Speaker 2 Big wheels make you look a little bulky. You look a little salty, have yourself a chill coffee.

Speaker 2 Chill out, the girls are still out. Even though I am a boss and got papers to fill out,

Speaker 2 I'm busy, I got paper to grill in. God, I hope they're snapping at the end of my ride.
I hope we're fishing in the right grind.

Speaker 2 And I hope you catching on to every line.

Speaker 2 Who am I?

Speaker 2 The best rapper alone.

Speaker 2 The best rapper alone. That's the best rapper alone.
That's the best rapper alone. That's the best rapper alone.

Speaker 2 And you shouldn't be afraid. We never hear you.

Speaker 2 The heart of New Orleans, thumping and beating,

Speaker 2 living and breathing, stealing and feeding. Peeling and leaving.

Speaker 2 Killing and grieving. Deadly departed.
Erased, deleted.

Speaker 2 No prints, no plates. No face, no trace.
Out of sight, out of mind.

Speaker 2 No court, no case. Sell his chains, celebrate, block party, second line, zoo ball, SS best, chairs, best, mighty grapes.

Speaker 2 Shotty bounce, body rock, now you drop, now you got family drop, telefit, telecop, smell it rap. Coming back to the house, to the spot, tap, tap, knock, knock.
Who is that?

Speaker 2 Chicken, chicken man, hoodie man, tele kids, booksy man, pistol piece, ammo, mammo, gun man, blum, blam.

Speaker 2 Damn, Sammy, you done fucked up. Pussy and niggas put your nuts up.
Just call me. The best rapper alone.

Speaker 2 Slagger right check.

Speaker 2 Game type. And they go R-E-S-P-E-C-E-N.

Speaker 2 Slager eye check. Game type.

Speaker 2 And you shouldn't be afraid. Be never afraid.

Speaker 2 Fuck up with all these freak MCs.

Speaker 2 Smell like a bunch of pussy to me. Fuck them, fuck them good, fuck em long, fuck em hard, fuck who? Fuck them all.
Yeah, like that, just like that. Right back, I'm on that money train.

Speaker 2 And that Mac will knock him off track. The quarterback, well protected from the Warren Sap.
The young heart attack, I spit that cardiac. You can't see me, baby boy, you got that cataracts.

Speaker 2 I'm right here, straight out the hood, just like an alley cat. Since everyone's a king, when where the fuck your pellets at? Me, I just got callus on my hands, I can handle that.

Speaker 2 There's no problem, baby, I still got it. It's just a victory laugh, baby, I'm just jogging.

Speaker 2 Yeah, and I ain't even out of breath. The motherfucking best yet.
Sorry for cussing.

Speaker 2 And you shouldn't be afraid. Be careful afraid.

Speaker 2 And that again is Best Rapper Alive, Lil Wayne Carter 2.

Speaker 2 Happy 19-year anniversary. That just sounds nice.

Speaker 2 That sounds

Speaker 2 crazy to me. God damn it.
He went crazy on that, though. He did.
He absolutely did. I'm going to the west coast.
This is a room full of mirrors, one time super.

Speaker 2 Hey, y'all, we live from the burning bush. It's the lost driver cush.
Lost in this wilderness, hiding inside a book. My diary rivals, Moses, copious notes, holding the cannon.

Speaker 2 Unless you turn the IC coach, you ain't even close to this type of understanding. Between the world and me, I'm still standing.
Big trash cans in the street, get a warfare.

Speaker 2 It's for the forebears, turning young cubs to ball bears. Yeah, forever caught in my crosshairs.
Staring at a mirror, staring back, ain't no more stare. Yeah, appointed times of the nations.

Speaker 2 Busting that Satan from the block to Bill Haven, it's the great tribulation. The four horses, crusading, niggas salivating, hey, I kept you waiting.

Speaker 2 Y'all crew, gotta chill. Homie, no, I'm normal you.
Cause my crew, gotta eat. You a bomb bomb, too.
Bomb on you. Cook it like that one tar soup.

Speaker 2 gotta prevail Guard in the details, listening to shot valve Mirrors on a different scale, making it obvious you better off dodging us disrupting the usual Really, this your cue to go, let's play it like you knew better Fitted for this new era, watch your head, guard your heart Early, correcting all errors Told you it's just two of me and some gems and I'm room for the icons You tell me what you see Okay, I'm back by popular, fuck y'all with proof better Demonsland, Silk Road, niggas figure they knew better You cheddar spinning Ace Dobe with everyone in geek See the setup is just Beethoven Big dog madness, run shit, gun shit, mafia, split y'all cabins, rum shit.

Speaker 2 Compete for what? It's shit y'all average. Disrespect this godly, get y'all lashes.
I close out them all, some souls gotta fall. It's the season of the ones who believed in the past.

Speaker 2 We stick to the way of the staff, never be last. Benita album bombin', we the mob, and even out the map.
Arm to the leg, like to the off hand, brought to slap.

Speaker 2 The booth I brought the tooth to sauce, the juice to give me dad. Fuck the sonic boom, mirror move.
Trippin',

Speaker 2 it said, Never stand, that's what I said. We the innovation, new

Speaker 2 Bury me a legend in St. Paul forever.
Name a nigga better, come back with his head severed. Done playing the background, rebirth of a god living.

Speaker 2 Descended from the clouds, dimensions I've transcended. Think inception, been in a mind living.
Nico Deshawn isn't, one restricted by physics. I defy the laws with these metaphors I'm giving.

Speaker 2 From a highest source, am I flying sauce to the heavens? Down my marks, been bringing awesome and giving ops to the coughing. Smoking rappers with caution, they boof.
I ain't even coughing.

Speaker 2 Only option cause there ain't no competition. I've been going hard, almost ready to put my dick in.
Turn the game into my bitch while the industry watch me slippin'.

Speaker 2 Kings of the underground, rolling J's, big pippin'. They punch, call, I'm armed and aiming.
I've been a spawn, let it off. And now you spawn in the heavens right next to God.

Speaker 2 Hey, what are y'all gonna do? Y'all crew, gotta chill. Oh, we know I'm know I'm you.
Cause my crew gotta eat. You a barbara.
That's a room full of bears, one ton of soup.

Speaker 2 Shout out to the guys. Yeah, girls.

Speaker 2 Big ish. I'm going to

Speaker 2 go to they.

Speaker 2 And the song is called straight up.

Speaker 2 Come around me, I'ma show you all these girls talk about me. Five body singing like you ain't me.
All through the night, never get no sleep. Never seen nobody taking trouble like me.

Speaker 2 Seen a little kitchen, baby, come and see. I'm looking at you feeling like Judas C.
Make me eat a vanity.

Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Straight up.

Speaker 2 Only I can't get it to ya. Straight up,

Speaker 2 bitch. Only I can't take it, baby.

Speaker 2 Straight up.

Speaker 2 No, I'm never playing, but ya. Straight up.

Speaker 2 Let's make dance, pussy cup, let's be doubted.

Speaker 2 Got you back, got me drunk, now we drowning.

Speaker 2 Crashing out, but seek up, we surround it.

Speaker 2 We are rockin' before,

Speaker 2 but who's counting?

Speaker 2 I know you ain't quit the suicides.

Speaker 2 You look like you tryna feel something

Speaker 2 breathe again. Baby, I've been putting in time.

Speaker 2 Come on,

Speaker 2 I'ma show you if these girls talk about me. Why you already singing like you and me? All through the night, never gettin' no sleep.
Never seen nobody taking troll like me.

Speaker 2 Seen a lot of kitchen, baby, come and see. Now I got you feeling like you and C.
Let me be the remedy, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Straight up,

Speaker 2 only I can't get it to ya. Straight up,

Speaker 2 bitch, only I can't take it, baby. Straight up.

Speaker 2 No, I'm never playing but ya. Straight up,

Speaker 2 oh,

Speaker 2 oh.

Speaker 2 Straight up,

Speaker 2 only I can't get it to you. Straight up,

Speaker 2 bitch, only I can't think it, baby.

Speaker 2 Straight up,

Speaker 2 no, I'm never playing but just straight up.

Speaker 2 Oh,

Speaker 2 that's a good one.

Speaker 2 Let me get yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 Let me get

Speaker 2 it.

Speaker 2 I'll be gay.

Speaker 2 Let me get

Speaker 2 And it's day straight up.

Speaker 2 That's all

Speaker 2 Big Bell.

Speaker 2 Uh, yeah, mine is

Speaker 3 sorry by Nick Hakeem. It's called I Don't Know.

Speaker 2 Here's a toast to you, it's been too long

Speaker 2 And we'll drink until the night is gone

Speaker 2 Where did you go? What have you seen?

Speaker 2 And over there,

Speaker 2 does the air taste differently

Speaker 2 And where

Speaker 2 did you go?

Speaker 2 Where

Speaker 2 did you go?

Speaker 2 I know

Speaker 2 that you go.

Speaker 2 Where

Speaker 2 did you go?

Speaker 2 Where?

Speaker 2 Did you go

Speaker 2 to

Speaker 2 heaven?

Speaker 2 But I know you're watching over me

Speaker 2 You help us through the good

Speaker 2 and through the pain we free.

Speaker 2 One day we'll wake up from this crazy dream.

Speaker 2 We'll meet again

Speaker 2 after my lights team out. And I'll be wondering

Speaker 2 where

Speaker 2 will we go?

Speaker 2 Where

Speaker 2 will we go?

Speaker 2 I know

Speaker 2 where

Speaker 2 will we go?

Speaker 2 Where

Speaker 2 will we go?

Speaker 2 I know.

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 2 You alright, girl?

Speaker 2 Where did we go?

Speaker 2 That is Nick Hakeem.

Speaker 2 I don't know.

Speaker 2 Where did we go?

Speaker 2 What is he saying, man?

Speaker 2 What? What is he saying? Where did we go?

Speaker 2 Yep. She don't know.

Speaker 2 Wait, man, where you find that song at, yo?

Speaker 3 You guys never asked me that.

Speaker 2 But this one, I just

Speaker 2 this particular one.

Speaker 2 Who gave you a song?

Speaker 2 I songed Dick.

Speaker 3 Why couldn't I have come up with this?

Speaker 3 Nobody's ever questioned any song I've ever played, ever, ever, ever. What's up with this one?

Speaker 2 Why are you speaking to niggas through songs on here?

Speaker 2 Why are you doing that?

Speaker 2 So, where you got that from? Tell me.

Speaker 3 Apple Music.

Speaker 2 How did it pop up on your mouth? Not too much on Mel. Not too much on Mel.

Speaker 3 My brows category.

Speaker 2 Because she's just afraid to say that she's like, she just went through some shit. Like, she always wants to make it seem like.
It's all right, nigga. I'm speaking to you through music, nigga.

Speaker 2 We ain't gonna do that, though. Hey, take this.
Whoever it fly, let it fly. You know what I'm saying? That was good.
You know, the song is about death, right?

Speaker 2 Yes.

Speaker 2 He ain't know that either. He ain't nothing.
He did not know that. He did not know that.

Speaker 2 It makes it worse now. Who's she killing off?

Speaker 2 The neighbor. She killed the neighbor.
She killing off the nigga in Chicago. Yo.
Or she killing off somebody in the building. All right.
Crazy.

Speaker 2 Listen, what a lovely show we did. There we go.
We hope y'all enjoyed it. Lovely show.
She can come in here with a hat and you be cool, nigga. That shit don't work.
Ice. Shout out to Joe, man.

Speaker 2 That hat shit don't work now. Hope you feel better.
You think you're coming here with a hat on ice and mail don't shoot at you? Oh, you thought you was dirty.

Speaker 2 Ice.

Speaker 2 You thought that you come here with a hat and mail don't shoot at you

Speaker 2 with a fucking sweat ice.

Speaker 2 He talking to me. He's talking to Ice, all right?

Speaker 2 We listen and we don't judge.

Speaker 2 Free fix, fix, fix, fix, fix.

Speaker 2 He said, Go rabbit. You can't go rabbit.
Shit.

Speaker 2 You only get seven. Not my bad.
I ain't rap.

Speaker 2 At a certain age, if you go rabbit, nigga, your pelvis go out.

Speaker 2 I ain't devastating.

Speaker 2 We appreciate you guys tuning in.

Speaker 2 Go push your motherfucker in.

Speaker 2 To the JVP, shout out to Big Melissa Ford.

Speaker 2 My nigga Ian Dunglap, he done laughed around a lot of you niggas.

Speaker 2 My nigga is live every nigga. You know me, he's smarter than your average beer.
My nigga freeze, nigga, when he's out, it's cold. Even the cold can't stop him.

Speaker 2 My nigga.

Speaker 2 But sometimes there's a hole at the bottom of the bag and they get loose.

Speaker 2 My nigga Piggity Market

Speaker 2 with them hammers. I ride with Janana.
Doggy style that hamper.

Speaker 2 That's it with darts, you kiss. They smart.
Pop, pop, pop, pop. I lit the dark in the windsy.
Dog, come get some art. That's courage and brain.
Cane on several strips. Not from Houston, but shit.

Speaker 2 Call me little flip. Cause I flip a little, but shizzle.
You flipping niggas.

Speaker 2 When I flip, coke it flip. Oops.
Come live a little.

Speaker 2 And you best be knowing pussy still is besting penalty. Any extra dope, come investing home.

Speaker 2 But I clap that boy, kidnap it. That's my boy.

Speaker 2 I'm a master boy like Pastor Joy.

Speaker 2 But I'm stone sucking with my nigga Bone Crusher.

Speaker 2 Outside, baby breathe.

Speaker 2 Maybe outside. Baby breathe.
I'm about to be outside too. I mean, I'm running the shit.
We run in the streets.

Speaker 2 We, we.

Speaker 2 But we going outside this week. This nigga turned French when he got a girlfriend.
Sure, dude. I'm going to his crib.
I tried to go to East Death Wood with that. He didn't let me in.

Speaker 2 Will never happen.

Speaker 2 No invites.

Speaker 2 That nigga filed. Wait, where you say you going? You say you're going to his crib? I got to talk to them Verizon niggas that put the shit in his crib.
They probably

Speaker 2 knock on the door and let me in. Going to his crib, nigga.

Speaker 2 Oh, Jaywan.

Speaker 2 No matter what county I'm in. He can call them.

Speaker 2 to kiss the death. The world was sucker-free, it just be me and my niggas left.
And you never scared, I got big hammers everywhere.

Speaker 2 Places where you need your passport at them heavy nails to call me even here. When I put the game back, it's out of perspective.
This time leave it there. You can think what you want.

Speaker 2 Till I blow the backs of your brains out and see if you could think what you're front. Like a new single, make sure you leak for a month.
Shit your face like a buffet.

Speaker 2 And tell my niggas eat what you want. You don't know nothing about pouring a couple hundred thousand on the table and tell your niggas keep what you want.

Speaker 2 Shoes we hate or something stupid that a nigga died for. So what you think we outside talk about.
So anybody remember the poll? I don't. I should by this point, but what poll? The poll with the end.

Speaker 2 Audios of Rividerci.

Speaker 2 The batteries being insecure and shit. Yeah, batteries are insecure and insecure.

Speaker 2 The baddies are secure.

Speaker 3 Baddies are insecure.

Speaker 2 Stagnant women want to travel. Stagnant women want to travel and

Speaker 2 want to teach some things.

Speaker 3 Grab me the Tylenol because you're going to need it.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I had all them

Speaker 2 Tylenol.

Speaker 2 Oh, he used to say I was.

Speaker 2 You mixed it up sometimes. Yeah, okay.

Speaker 2 Nice try. That was good.
That was good.

Speaker 2 Shout out to my men. I see why nigga.
I'm not insulting you. I'm saying, welcome back because you sausage.
I'm giving you credit. Where'd I go?

Speaker 2 Meaning, like, I thought we was out of here. I thought we was going to hide both of them with you back.

Speaker 2 I hope you can't prepare.

Speaker 2 Hit cake in the bagger.

Speaker 2 Or watch niggas acknowledge a general and all the people outside of the glory.

Speaker 2 So I go to my loot and take nine that's over in the draw.

Speaker 2 Yo,

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared. I'm never gonna be a sky.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared.

Speaker 2 I ain't never scared. Tell me.

Speaker 2 We outta here.

Speaker 2 Here we are.

Speaker 2 JBP, JBP. Where would you be without the JBP?

Speaker 2 Good job, everybody.