Episode 769 | "Milk of Magnesia"

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No one is exposing, revealing, indicting,

Speaker 1 or telling you anything about themselves.

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Speaker 1 Enjoy the show.

Speaker 1 Yeah, nah, me and Flip really gonna have to do some work today.

Speaker 1 You start to talk about clone babies, nigga. You fucked me up.
I had to put my head down. Insulator, bill.
Incubator baby. What was that? We don't need an AI video about it.
That ain't AI.

Speaker 1 Yes, it was AI. No, that's that.
The image was AI, but the thing, what they're doing is real. Ish believes in that, Parks.
He really is. What was it? Incubator babies?

Speaker 1 He did ass. It's like a baby farm.
It's like a baby farm where they really have

Speaker 1 audience. Yo, check this out.

Speaker 1 Mike check, mic, check, mic, check. It's me, Joe Button.

Speaker 1 It's me, Joe Button here.

Speaker 1 Me and Flip and Parks are really going to have to work to counteract Mel, Ish, and Mark with all this newsy bullshit.

Speaker 1 All right? It's like six Trump topics on the board. Yeah,

Speaker 1 because I seen Mel go to the board, then I seen Mark go to the board, and Ish is saying that half of that is his board, and that board right there

Speaker 1 is newsied out. So, look, I feel like I'm reading the news ticker right now, just looking at you niggas.
I will be in Tom Square. I will be the Washington.

Speaker 1 Yo, we cracking on y'all.

Speaker 1 NY One. New York One News.
I hate that shit. I feel like I'm looking at the fucking shit.
That shit be all day, too. New York One shit, nigga.
Yeah. Same shit all day.
And these niggas. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I feel like these niggas is Jersey Journal editors.

Speaker 1 Trying to give Mark a pound, nigga. I thought you were trying to show me something.
I don't show you.

Speaker 1 Give me five.

Speaker 1 I was prepping. My man Mark is in the building.
Mark Lamar. Hell.

Speaker 1 A researcher. Yes, sir.

Speaker 1 Oh, man.

Speaker 1 I'm so glad to be here, man. Good.
Good to have you. Hey, how you got you here, yo? What'd you say? Huh? Good to hear you.

Speaker 1 How you got you here? He said, Can you stop by?

Speaker 1 Well, this is what happened. This is what happened.
He said, like, you know, would you be interested?

Speaker 1 And then I saw y'all reaction on the podcast last couple of weeks. Y'all look so excited to have me here.

Speaker 1 Then I said, I got to come right away. Yeah, I gotta hurry.

Speaker 1 I wasn't excited. I was like, oh, no, we gotta tell you.

Speaker 1 Didn't they look ecstatic? I said, God damn. Yeah, the sound.

Speaker 1 Mark Lamont. He's in pain.
Happy to have Mark Lamar. Yeah, we are.
Extremely.

Speaker 1 All right, all right, all right. Oh,

Speaker 2 don't start. Do not start your shit.
Do not start your shit.

Speaker 1 That was all what today.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. You do not want to fuck with me today.

Speaker 1 Do not.

Speaker 1 I'm warning you. I am warning you.
I am warning you. Wait, who who with me? Yeah.

Speaker 1 You want to warn me, Jay? I didn't know it's going to be a moment. No, no, no.
I'm giving you a warning right now. No, that she's saying she's on.
She's on.

Speaker 2 It's just.

Speaker 1 So it's one of your flip days? Like, how about that?

Speaker 2 No, no, no, no, no. We just have to chill for a second.
Just chill on that narrative shit. He just got here.

Speaker 1 Oh, not about him. No, no.
No, no, no, no. Nigga, you already checked me this weekend.
I did. You showed me the picture at all.
I didn't like that. I didn't.

Speaker 1 I volley. I'll volley.

Speaker 1 I don't care.

Speaker 2 Don't do it.

Speaker 1 Yo, it's his his first day. Your word.
Welcome.

Speaker 1 It's not about him.

Speaker 1 No, no, I know. I'm just saying.
Yeah, I know what you're talking about. But we could pretend to have like decorum.

Speaker 1 I'm going to chill.

Speaker 1 I watched the show. I know y'all niggas ain't got to decorum.
I'm going to chill. I'm going to chill, man.
All right. Yo, we are reckless.
You know what my favorite thing is about these niggas?

Speaker 1 Like, whenever it's some tension brewing, they wait until the first minute of the show and get it cracking.

Speaker 1 I see. The very first minute of the workday.
I see. Get it cracking.
And I'm going back. I was chilling all morning.
Y'all been chilling, shaking.

Speaker 1 But that's how it was back in the days. Y'all.

Speaker 1 Y'all, him. Facts.
We don't do that. It's Flip that does that.
Well, it was him and you the last time it happened. That's not true.

Speaker 1 That was minute one. But it was him.
No. It's still minute one, is all I'm saying.
That means for the next nine hours, you just got to sit here. Not without it.
Not five, but we don't do that.

Speaker 1 I know y'all walking somewhere. You know, if I argue with any one of y'all niggas, I'll be laughing five minutes later.
You're good at that. That shit don't.

Speaker 1 You are good at that, but then you go home and harp.

Speaker 1 Is that what I do?

Speaker 1 Don't laugh at me and then harp. I don't harp.
You are the.

Speaker 1 If that's you, nigga.

Speaker 1 I know. It's all right, bro.

Speaker 1 Y'all niggas is hoping.

Speaker 1 Me and you always gang. Y'all both do the same thing.
Man, you always gang.

Speaker 1 He harps. He hops.
That nigga is the killer. He up the layer off, too.
He'll laugh. Oh, ha ha ha ha.
Squash. Look what he did to me.
He squashed it with me all up.

Speaker 1 If I didn't work with y'all, I wouldn't harp. This is the killer.
No, no, no. Tuesday.
You got to harp about what y'all. Tuesday, he'd be like, yeah, it's over.

Speaker 1 Three weeks later, dog, that nigga gonna come in here. Remember what you said? On the 27th?

Speaker 1 He knew that. Yo, fam.
I don't know what to do.

Speaker 1 His callbacks be on board. Yeah, that's him.
Yo, I think we have a good show lined up for y'all today. I don't know.

Speaker 1 It's possible.

Speaker 1 I don't know. Depending on how the girl, Mel slammed the door when I was sitting outside.
Yeah, she's wild.

Speaker 1 No, I'm going to chill. I'm going to chill.
I'm just telling you.

Speaker 1 I like to see it, though. What? Y'all did it.
Mel like this. I do.
I love to see it. I like to see Melissa.

Speaker 1 When the nigga pull out the,

Speaker 1 she can't get up and walk. She got to just take it and shoot back.
Rocket. You got to pull out the rocket launchers for niggas like me.
Oh, I know. Yeah, pull it out.
I know.

Speaker 1 I'm going to respect it because me and you talked and we had it. You, my nigga.
And when you gave me the point, that's our keyword. Yo.

Speaker 1 All right. I was with you.
All right. Yo, y'all are amazing.
My man.

Speaker 1 Let me see here. I'm done worrying.
But, Mel, can I ask you a question?

Speaker 1 Oh, man. Don't worry.
I'm coming.

Speaker 1 He can't help himself. He really can't.
He can't help help himself.

Speaker 1 Yo, did y'all know Mel was Russian?

Speaker 1 Russian where? What do you mean, Russian? She said that before this pod. I have.
I've never heard her say she's Russian. My mom was Russian or Norwegian.

Speaker 1 You said Norweg. No, I said both.
You could be ducking the Russian part.

Speaker 2 I don't. I can't.
I can't avoid it.

Speaker 1 Mel be whatever the question is.

Speaker 1 Y'all know who have turned it off.

Speaker 2 If you check out my Wikipedia, I have always said this.

Speaker 1 It's Russian first, though, right? Mel.

Speaker 2 It's not Russian first. Her father was Russian.

Speaker 1 I don't think any nigga in here,

Speaker 1 I can't speak for them all.

Speaker 2 It's fine. I know you've never looked at my Wikipedia.
It's fine.

Speaker 1 The point is, it was written a very long time ago.

Speaker 2 I have always said that.

Speaker 1 You have siblings, right?

Speaker 2 I do. How many three? Well, no.
I am my mother's only child. I'm the youngest of 11 of my father's.
Oh, I got you.

Speaker 2 Yeah, you see why my whole daddy conversation went the way that it did, didn't it?

Speaker 1 Not because he had a bunch of kids.

Speaker 1 That daddy was a Patreon episode. This is a main episode.
Okay, okay. We're going to subscribe if you want to.

Speaker 1 She's been on Twitter. She's been on Twitter.
I saw you on Twitter going. She's been on Twitter attacking niggas about that shit.

Speaker 1 Me? You was going crap. I read that shit.
She wasn't attacking him. She was getting attacked.
Yo, yo, I set you up. Got you.

Speaker 1 Nigga, if you don't, nigga, gotcha. That was

Speaker 1 it. I negotiated it.
I read it. And I said, don't do it.

Speaker 1 Just stay. Fall back.
I got this. You mean the internet got to you? What's that? You mean the internet got to you?

Speaker 1 Not you.

Speaker 1 Not you. I have never, ever.
Is it 4-5?

Speaker 2 I have never claimed to be completely immune to the fuck shit that people say to me. I've never claimed to be completely immune.
There are times where I just completely, I just ignore it.

Speaker 2 I don't even look at it. But on this particular day, I saw a couple of stupid ass motherfucking comments that I felt like I have some time.

Speaker 1 Got you. Got you.
How do y'all decide when to respond? Because I see, Ish, I don't see you respond.

Speaker 1 Do you read the comments?

Speaker 1 Every

Speaker 1 ass. No, I don't.

Speaker 1 I hear them say they got that shit over. He got that shit over all the time.

Speaker 1 My boy don't miss a beat. If I read all the comments, dog, I'll probably be somewhere in Bellevue.
Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. My bad.
I take it back. I take it back.

Speaker 1 I forgot about that line. I take it back.
I forgot about that line.

Speaker 1 Somebody sent me the comment. Yeah.

Speaker 1 You got to guard.

Speaker 1 We got to start guarding against the,

Speaker 1 I don't read it, but somebody sent me the comment.

Speaker 1 But that happens. It does.

Speaker 1 It happens a lot. Mel, if you keep it up, I am going to blast your fucking head over your shoulders.

Speaker 1 Let me fight with them.

Speaker 1 Because if you keep it up,

Speaker 1 machete to you is coming. Y'all made me think of a whole new, y'all made me think of a whole new contract clause.
This is one person.

Speaker 1 This is from somebody. Well, that's all they did.

Speaker 1 Corey, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, we can hear you niggas on a microphone, Mr.
CNN and ENN. Elizabeth Network News.
Elizabeth News.

Speaker 1 Elizabeth Newark News.

Speaker 1 CNN ENN.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'm sick of these niggas.

Speaker 1 That's what I got when y'all latin. I feel like you hold my first date, man.
No, you still drop out rules around here, buddy. Oh, you fucking educated people.

Speaker 1 I feel like you should tell that person to stop sending you everything. I'm about to say that.

Speaker 1 Some of that shit is informative.

Speaker 1 He's right. No, he has it.
He's right, but I feel he's just. Some of that shit is informative.
I feel that he

Speaker 1 curses someone out if they're not.

Speaker 2 It's criticism that you find informative.

Speaker 1 No, it's perspectives. It's a bunch of shit.
No, I mean, I'm not saying that. Listen, they don't stop.

Speaker 1 Dog, they don't stop. I'm not lying.

Speaker 1 He's seen one day worth of shit. Yeah, that looks like a crazy person.
But then, but then you welcome it. Yo, they're sending messages in a row on the same day.

Speaker 1 No, but this person is not criticizing me. He's showing me the.
But you're welcoming it because you're reading it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Some of this shit is informative. You read them too, right? Because

Speaker 1 I see you

Speaker 1 on Twitter. You be wanting to fight niggas.
Like, you call niggas out to fight. Well, I used to.

Speaker 1 You used it from three days ago. No, no, no.
Welcome to Joe Budden Fox. No, no, no, no, it's not.
No, it's not. No, don't you dare.
No, no, no, let them do it. Let them do it.
Okay, well,

Speaker 1 let them do it. Didn't attach my name to it.

Speaker 1 Let it be long silence.

Speaker 1 Let them do it.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 For the rest of this episode, you better not speak up on that topic.

Speaker 1 Okay,

Speaker 2 fine.

Speaker 1 Why?

Speaker 1 I can't fall for the baby. It's still my sis.

Speaker 1 But she knows why.

Speaker 1 She knows why. Y'all better stop playing with me.
She's a wild. It's fucking crazy.

Speaker 1 Now.

Speaker 2 Do you have anything inspirational for us?

Speaker 1 I already see how today's about to go.

Speaker 1 TD Jakes. You got some TD Jakes.
I feel like this guy is pretty idiotic. touches popping.
A little hymn, maybe, perhaps? Yo, so I really enjoyed my 9 to 5 intro Last Pod with Dolly Parton, right?

Speaker 1 Which made me think, I do want to kind of open up the scope of how I start these things.

Speaker 1 But then I found out,

Speaker 1 I see it.

Speaker 2 I'm sorry. I'm sorry, but I saw the album cover and I know exactly what it is.

Speaker 1 You can't look at my screen and then go to the Minneapus pod

Speaker 1 and do your thing.

Speaker 1 Your shit is about to start. You can't look at my screen.
Okay, I'm sorry. That's crazy.

Speaker 2 But I'm really excited if that's the song you're going to be talking about.

Speaker 1 Wait, so then I learned over the weekend, they came by to check my blood pressure. Oh.
And boy, is it high. Again?

Speaker 1 How high is it? I'm too embarrassed to tell you. Ooh.
Honestly. All the shit y'all share here, you won't share it.
He wouldn't share it off mic. Ish just said that.
He wouldn't share it off mic.

Speaker 1 You don't feel like there's some way that transparent people should draw a line? Dog, do you know the shit I know about you? Yes. That ain't where the line should be drawn, my nigga.

Speaker 1 But don't you think I should draw a line somewhere? Like

Speaker 1 my embarrassing healthcare shit I should share? Anyway, it was high enough to spook me.

Speaker 1 It was high enough to spook me. You know, when you lay in the bed and just stare at the ceiling and think, yo, you know what? I might be checking out.

Speaker 1 I think my time is coming.

Speaker 1 Yo, I think it's near. Like, I've been, you know, I've been seeing the signs.

Speaker 1 I was petrified going to sleep last night, which opened up a whole new playlist for me.

Speaker 1 Okay. So I'm starting.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'm starting with my. Oh, man.
Holy shit. It's almost all.
Holy shit.

Speaker 1 It's a full. Holy shit.
My blood pressure is, oh, my God. And I think it's y'all.
Biopelotine, yo. I think it's y'all that's driving my shit.

Speaker 2 You don't think it has anything to do with like the amount of steak that you consume?

Speaker 1 I stopped eating so much steak. Okay.
All right. You just down through it.
You exercising and all that?

Speaker 1 Not the way I should be.

Speaker 1 Me either, though. I'm not a shooting actual.
I'm just saying. You can shoot at me, body shame me.
I'm not. Body shave me.
That's you. That's your bag.
I'm good. Fucking stupid ass Drewski.

Speaker 1 That video was funny as well.

Speaker 1 That's funny.

Speaker 1 It did kind of look like you brought back the fucking football. You should have had the spanks on.
You know what I mean? You should have, you know what I mean?

Speaker 1 Yo, you know what I never learned in my career? My whole career. Yo.
That the basketball suit ain't really.

Speaker 1 your shit. The football, basketball Joey Asia thing.

Speaker 1 It's the most flattering look for you.

Speaker 1 Shut up, Ark.

Speaker 1 It really wasn't. It's never worked for me.
No, no, no, never really has. I had to stop letting people just tape me.

Speaker 1 Anytime somebody tapes me, anytime I don't have control of the footage, something bad happens.

Speaker 1 Like we go and shoot the shit, Druski behind me, we lost, he just started taping, and I don't be going to niggas' pages. So I won't be knowing just how popular people are.

Speaker 1 I just know Druski's killing shit.

Speaker 1 Then I went to his page. You got like 9 million followers.
Wow. So, if you post something that's not so flattering, 9 million followers.
You got body shamed all weekend.

Speaker 1 When you put the jersey on, like, did they give you different size options? Like,

Speaker 1 was large available?

Speaker 1 No, it was too.

Speaker 1 Was two accidents?

Speaker 1 You could have wear AI. You could have wear AI without available.
No, he was the fit. Yeah.

Speaker 1 You couldn't fix that. Now he did what? He just had his name on the back.
So they have him in all sizes with the button on the back.

Speaker 2 But they also do have male compression garments.

Speaker 1 I also don't mind my little winter fall pouch until somebody with 9, 10 million followers posts your ugly ass turtle looking body

Speaker 1 on a popular ass page. But it's fine.
It didn't change my self-worth.

Speaker 1 It didn't change how I view myself.

Speaker 1 I'm not doing this with Joe. Yo.

Speaker 1 No, I didn't. No, I didn't.

Speaker 1 I hate y'all. I bet you get a treadmill or something soon.
I bet you that. Oh, no, I'm going to start with that.

Speaker 1 Mic check, mic check.

Speaker 1 Hey, do you know I've been walking around,

Speaker 1 I was looking down at all I see

Speaker 1 with a target.

Speaker 1 Nah, this is how I'm feeling with my high blood pressure, man. Somebody,

Speaker 1 mic check, one, two, one, two, mic check, one, two, one, two.

Speaker 1 Shout out to wherever you might be listening from. Somebody.

Speaker 1 Always for the ladies, always for the ladies, always for the ladies.

Speaker 1 Someone likes you and all you know and how you feel.

Speaker 1 Call us.

Speaker 1 I said

Speaker 1 anybody here. You don't.
You gotta know this. You the white whisperer.

Speaker 1 Me?

Speaker 1 Me?

Speaker 1 Mr. Portugal.

Speaker 1 I have land in Portugal.

Speaker 1 I have land. They got some properties you got over there, nigga.
I stopped. Come on.

Speaker 1 You don't know this for real. Let's just play it.

Speaker 1 Wake it up out there, wake it up out there.

Speaker 1 Open the

Speaker 1 Hey

Speaker 1 For my era

Speaker 1 This is the Yeah

Speaker 1 What the fuck they doing a lie Let's get straight

Speaker 1 It's bigger than you

Speaker 1 are not me

Speaker 1 The place that I will go to

Speaker 1 is distance and deer.

Speaker 1 Bullshit. I say Daisy Age.

Speaker 1 I'm not. Shout out to all the subgroups out there.

Speaker 1 Wherever you might be listening from, Jersey City, what the fuck is good?

Speaker 1 That's me in the colour.

Speaker 1 That's me in the spot.

Speaker 1 Like,

Speaker 1 who's in my religion?

Speaker 1 Man!

Speaker 1 Lamb! Wake it it up.

Speaker 1 I never heard anything. I heard a different version.
No, you know, you're Jay-Z.

Speaker 1 You and a girl, Dan, you with a girl there.

Speaker 1 try.

Speaker 1 Oh, come on, man. Come on.

Speaker 1 Yo, my white boy playlist of putting niggas in. I'm telling you, man.

Speaker 1 My white boy playlist.

Speaker 1 Alright, man, we're gonna start.

Speaker 1 We're gonna start.

Speaker 1 We're gonna start. I ain't gonna drag this out.

Speaker 1 I just wanna hear a little more. I just wanna hear a little more.

Speaker 1 Yo, nah, they pissed me off with that Jeezy shit. They pissed me off.

Speaker 1 Oh, no, I said

Speaker 1 too much.

Speaker 1 I said it up

Speaker 1 Consider this

Speaker 1 Consider this

Speaker 1 Who's ready to rock? Who's ready to rock? Who's ready to rock? Yeah,

Speaker 1 consider this.

Speaker 1 You just want to be a little bit more. She a bad, but I'm being a bad.

Speaker 1 Right after this, Course, we going after this course, we going

Speaker 1 everybody to call me.

Speaker 1 I thought that I heard you sing.

Speaker 1 I think I thought I saw you try.

Speaker 1 Alright.

Speaker 1 Ooh, all right. Go ahead and wriggle it down.

Speaker 1 Shit off. Oh, man.
Oh, man.

Speaker 1 Oh, man.

Speaker 1 See that feels good to my soul.

Speaker 1 It's good. That feels good to my soul.

Speaker 1 No, that was nice.

Speaker 1 That was nice.

Speaker 1 Look at y'all. It wasn't what I expected.
Yeah. That's my shit, so.

Speaker 2 Fuck y'all. I love you, somebody.

Speaker 1 On the Minnow Pussy pod, you can start with any songs you want to start with.

Speaker 1 Now somebody is going to be a little bit more song.

Speaker 1 This one over here. I'm going to.

Speaker 1 Or the hot and bother. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Either one.

Speaker 1 Let me get these drops out the way. Hey.

Speaker 1 New ice and edge.

Speaker 1 All right. Flip and Mel and Mark.
Mark. Mark.

Speaker 1 All right. What episode is this? 769.
Welcome to episode 769 of the Joe Button podcast. Brought to you by a few, buy a pound, by prize pitch.

Speaker 1 I'm your humble, grateful,

Speaker 1 I don't forgot this shit. I'm your humble, grateful, gracious, gracious, highly favored host.
Man, what have I been doing? I'm telling you, shit is fucked up out there. My weekend was nothing.

Speaker 1 You had a little too much fun at the party. Yeah, yeah, man, but we'll get to that.

Speaker 1 I'm Joe Button here with a few really amazing people to my right. The amazing Melissa Ford is in the building.
Hootie-hoo!

Speaker 1 Or fuck you, depending on how she's feeling.

Speaker 1 Net bird, Queen's Flip, you know the vibes.

Speaker 1 Look at you, yo.

Speaker 1 Holy shit.

Speaker 1 I fuck with

Speaker 1 me.

Speaker 1 Next to Flip is

Speaker 1 Antoine.

Speaker 1 It's his fourth year, pardon.

Speaker 1 That's still his intro. It's Antoine.

Speaker 1 Thanks.

Speaker 1 Hi, Antoine. Good day, sir.
Good day.

Speaker 1 Take your fucking,

Speaker 1 take your

Speaker 1 birth control pills.

Speaker 1 You need something. You actually, I'm going to leave them here for you, dog.
You've been leaving them here. I've been trying to figure out whose birth control thing this is that they keep leaving here

Speaker 1 with the pills and the days. So you're not going to be able to do it.

Speaker 1 You got the old lady shit. Yeah.

Speaker 1 You keep leaving. You need them.
No, I do need them. I'm telling you.
See, and that's why I won't tell you. Because you'll throw my health in my face.

Speaker 1 That's exactly why.

Speaker 1 Like, below the belt. Yo, you serious? Sickness below the belt? Niggas just don't want you to die.
Yo, dog. Oh, my God.
Sony's front. Sony's fronting, yo.
How about we don't want anybody?

Speaker 1 There's some burdock root in there, some dandelions. All that shit is in there for you.
Oh, thank you. I appreciate that.
All right, be silly. Go ahead.
I'm not being silly.

Speaker 1 I mean, you just keep leaving them here.

Speaker 1 Keep leaving them here.

Speaker 1 All right, next to Isha. First day at the fucking asylum.

Speaker 1 Oh, Mark Lamar.

Speaker 1 Welcome, welcome, welcome.

Speaker 1 Oh, man, these niggas is having a fucking jeans and hoodie versus on the couch.

Speaker 1 Them type of niggas, this is their little uniform.

Speaker 1 Them type of niggas.

Speaker 1 The cool, whatever.

Speaker 1 Yeah, the fuck up. You gotta hear.
You know them type of niggas.

Speaker 1 Look at this little Spider-Man business. That's the attire.
That's the attire. The smart niggas that got a little hood in them, nigga.
Get the fuck out of here, man.

Speaker 1 And Elmira is finished. Marks is in the building.
What's poppin'? Poe is here. Corey's here.
Erickson is here. Tanner, Sabon are here.

Speaker 1 Remotely, last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. How's everybody doing? How's everybody feeling? What's poppin'? What's poppin'? What's poppin'? Talk to me.

Speaker 1 It was fantastic. Amazing.

Speaker 1 What's up, man? We good? Mm-hmm.

Speaker 1 How was your birthday? It was absolutely amazing. A time.
I heard. I heard.
You would have enjoyed yourself.

Speaker 1 It was absolutely your vibe.

Speaker 2 Listen, let me tell you something. I heard it was a fucking slice.

Speaker 1 It was your vibe.

Speaker 2 And I know that I would have wanted to stay there really late. I had to work the next day and I would have been no good.
That's the only reason I did it.

Speaker 1 How drunk drunk did you get? I wasn't that drunk. I'm a host.
I can't be that drunk.

Speaker 1 I can't be that drunk. That's true, that's true.

Speaker 1 But I did smoke a fair amount of marijuana and maybe a couple of mushroom nibbles. Don't do drugs out there, kids.
But I had a blast.

Speaker 2 And I definitely would have wanted to partake in all of that.

Speaker 1 Yo, nobody asked why you didn't come.

Speaker 1 Like, why you keep saying,

Speaker 1 why you keep saying, oh, I had to work and I would have wanted to stay.

Speaker 1 Nobody was requesting your presence. Shut up.
I had some of the most fun at Parks kickback that I probably had all year long. I'm not going to lie to you.
Man.

Speaker 1 We just laughed for six, eight hours straight.

Speaker 1 Everything and everybody in there was hilarious. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Everything was hilarious. That would have been the podcast of the year, honestly.
Dead ass. Deadass.
What a time. I want to.

Speaker 1 Shout out Parks and his lovely wife, Rim, for being amazing hosts. That's our best.
They do know how to throw a kickback. The food was delicious.

Speaker 1 Both friend groups, amazing, got along.

Speaker 1 What else? And just the conversations in there. We uncovered a lot.
We did. We uncovered a lot.
The raisins may or may not have been a racist. The California Raisins.

Speaker 1 That set the night off. It really did.
That's where it started.

Speaker 1 The California Raisins.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 That was racist. I want to see the angle.
It was a little. It was, you know, it was

Speaker 1 blackface-ish,

Speaker 1 caricature-ish. It was dark skinned.
The handsha mama.

Speaker 1 Yo, it looked real bad as an adult. We pulled it up.

Speaker 1 They was cooning. They was cooning.
The California raisins.

Speaker 1 The white gloves.

Speaker 1 The grapes had gloves on? Yes. They did.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 It looks really bad. Were they supposed to be the four tops?

Speaker 2 Was that who they were kind of like mimicking themselves after?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I heard that one before too.

Speaker 1 Okay. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 It looks bad. Yeah,

Speaker 1 it looks really, really, really, really, really bad.

Speaker 1 You got to be pretty high to come up with that, though. Word, I ain't going to lie.

Speaker 1 I'm sitting here.

Speaker 1 The commercial was 30 years ago, but I'm sitting here like.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah.
Shout out to my man Zeke, man. He thinks different.

Speaker 1 Yeah, no, he's a trip.

Speaker 1 He'd be the greatest power of the world if he wasn't too busy farming trying to save the world. No, Bark's friends is funny.
Like dark, my type of humor for me.

Speaker 1 My type of dark, twisted, holy shit, he just said that type of humor. Then I got to learn about some of my friends.
Oh, that's true.

Speaker 1 Like, again, I learned that I don't really know much about my friends. I like it that way, too.
But sometimes, like, Vern was there, I learned that Vern was drafted by the Mets. Facts.
I know that.

Speaker 1 Why did everybody know that Vern was drafted by the Mets except for me?

Speaker 1 And then they all had the nerve to look at me as if I should have known this fact about Vern.

Speaker 1 I'm like, yeah, that's exactly what I thought, watching him run around and punch people in the face for over 10 years. I was like, yo, you know what? You might got a nice arm.

Speaker 1 This guy comes from a really professional background.

Speaker 1 This guy could have been drafted somewhere before. So now for the rest of the night, I'm doing the Vern doc in my head, because now he moves up the list.
He has the best dock. He is a great doc.

Speaker 1 And the baseball game was all, so it was all appropriate. He went from pitching for the Mets

Speaker 1 to the people he met from pitching.

Speaker 1 He once had a promising future till he tore out his fucking shoulder blade and had to turn to the streets.

Speaker 1 Yo,

Speaker 1 it was a movie. It was a movie Vern being drafted by the Mets.

Speaker 1 That blew me away. I didn't know that.
What a snapple factor learned at the kickback.

Speaker 1 Oh, okay. Y'all know about Vern.
Shout out to Vern. I I didn't know about that shit.
I'm just listening. And shout out to the Mets.
Congratulations to the New York Liberty.

Speaker 1 Congratulations to the New York Liberty.

Speaker 1 Huh? Gotta love when some bad calls go your way.

Speaker 1 I'm still mad. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I'm from New York, like originally, so I'm not going to argue this, but. It was trash.
That was a really bad call.

Speaker 1 Trash. And to take it a step further, I think she traveled.

Speaker 1 I think that was a walk. It was the worst five.
They called it N-1.

Speaker 1 It was the worst five minutes of fish eating I've ever seen. That whole overtime? That whole fish.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that

Speaker 1 Lynx coach had every right to black out. I respect that.
Like, I don't want to be gracious after I lose. Move your mic up.
I don't want to be gracious after I lose. I want to talk.

Speaker 1 I want to talk shit. Fuck the rest.
Fuck the shit. If you lose in a fucked up way.
That's what I'm talking about.

Speaker 1 If you lose in a fucked up way on some bullshit, but if you just lose Fan Square, you look like the unsportsman-like asshole. Yeah.
Exactly. I ain't see it.
It was egregious.

Speaker 1 It was egregious. It was egregious.
It was egregious.

Speaker 1 But congratulations to the New York.

Speaker 1 They won.

Speaker 1 They won.

Speaker 1 First championship ever. I hate when New York wins anything.
Oh, sorry, you're Philly. I forgot.
I'm forgetting. I hate when New York wins.
Because

Speaker 1 y'all are obnoxious, disgusting. Winners.
Winners. Yeah.
You're from Philly, right?

Speaker 1 We are.

Speaker 1 Then last year. How are you guys different? we respectful, you know,

Speaker 1 y'all got a precinct in the stadium. They got rid of the precinct.

Speaker 1 They got rid of the precincts. They got rid of your niggas.
I'm throwing potatoes and batteries. This is what niggas do.
Niggas always bring up the precinct.

Speaker 2 Did any other stadium have a precinct? Yeah, they got a few.

Speaker 1 Oh, okay, all right. But we were the first.
We were like the staple. Yeah.
You'll get your ass whooped in. If you come in here on some rah-rock.
Yo.

Speaker 1 Because people were coming in disrespectful, wearing other teams' jerseys. That's disrespectful.
What's that sports been like? In Philadelphia?

Speaker 1 You giving me my shit. I keep saying Philadelphia.
That's a Knicks building to me. Exactly.
Oh, shit. Yeah, nigga, we came up there and tore that shit up last year, right?

Speaker 1 Yeah, and then y'all had to give away tickets to get y'all to come. And reduce the price.

Speaker 1 Not quite. That's not quite.
And New York is a job. And now y'all buy up all the tickets.
And now y'all are going to be a Jersey team soon. That's true.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 We're going to play in New Jersey. And be a Jersey team.
I mean, practice in New Jersey, maybe. But we're going to try and keep that stadium in Philadelphia.

Speaker 1 It's going to be like the Giants that play in East Rutherford, right? Same shit. I ain't seen the Giants game.
I don't know where they play.

Speaker 1 I think I'm watching the Giants game. You You shoot me? Because they got the ass whooped by the Eagles this weekend.
Listen, we are trying to congratulate the new York Liberty. Shout out to them.

Speaker 1 Shout out to women's basketball. Shout out to women's basketball.

Speaker 1 Oh, here you go.

Speaker 1 Come around.

Speaker 1 Is that a narrative? I'm just saying, look,

Speaker 1 they are opting out of their collective bargaining agreement now. They want more money.
Immediately shit. They're like, we want more money.
That's just where I was about to go. That's genius to me.

Speaker 1 I love that. They deserve more.
Women's basketball deserve more. Based on what? Based on the fact that it's growing as a sport, and the NBA as a template

Speaker 1 did the same thing. I already kicked you out my corner office.
Nah, they gave me a shit. As soon as you said it's growing like a sport, I closed slamming.
You don't think it's growing as a sport?

Speaker 1 How many NBA WNBA championships we celebrated on this show before, right? Nobody cared before. Every year, more people cared.
Liberty different. No, I care when they did.
Last year?

Speaker 1 I cared when they did that. Last year we did.

Speaker 1 Fair enough. But even that speaks to South Carolina and South Carolina, college, South Carolina, play a big part in that.
Like, I'm not here to argue that part.

Speaker 1 What I'm saying is they've been running a business that has been reporting losses. True.

Speaker 1 So now with the first sign of growth, y'all come in the corner office and say, pay us or lock out. Cool.
What about the money that we lost? But what I'm saying is...

Speaker 1 I think even this year, they are reporting 40 million in losses. The NBA was losing money all through the 70s.
They kept dumping money into it. They kept dumping money into it.

Speaker 1 The NBA was losing money when Magic and Bird got drafted. They kept dumping money into it.
Till May was also paying them in crack.

Speaker 1 Niggas just plumbers in the offseason. And putting them on the greyhound, making them walk to the next venues.

Speaker 1 But that's what's happening in WNBA. Yeah, it's the same thing.
So follow the same model. Keep dumping money in.
I'm not saying give everybody $20 million contracts.

Speaker 1 I'm saying keep dumping money into the league. They deserve more money than they get.

Speaker 2 Yeah, at least give them contracts where they can pay their fucking rent.

Speaker 1 Y'all are not y'all.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying in our hypothetical, because I don't want to talk about their process. I'm rooting for them to get paid.

Speaker 1 But somebody has to get on the other side of this. I think that.
Y'all can't come in the first three seconds that we go in to speak to people to get our money back and say, hey, we need more.

Speaker 1 You're cut. I just don't get that.

Speaker 1 Even in the league, which most of the owners are the same,

Speaker 1 they fucking waited until all of the big money was infused in each generation. And now we've seen it big time with the China money and the TV rights money and so forth and so on.

Speaker 1 And now the contracts are just ridiculous. The WNBA, you have to go through your

Speaker 1 cron pains. Yeah, sorry.

Speaker 1 But I'm just saying. And I

Speaker 1 you know, Caitlin Clark, yeah, the white girl. Yes, Caitlin

Speaker 1 was mistreating, so we're gonna talk about

Speaker 1 you capping already, bro. They did mistreat Caitlin Clark, they did mistreat Caitlin Clark, they did mistreat Caitlin Clark.

Speaker 1 Who's they? Oh, come on, all right, Mark. Come on, I'm not being funny.
I love Caitlin Clark, but I ain't saying her get mistreated. If anything, I thought Angel Reese got mistreated.

Speaker 1 Yo, bro. All right, all right, yo.

Speaker 1 This is gonna be interesting. Let's go.
I gotta hear this shit. How did Caitlin Clark get mistreated?

Speaker 1 How did y'all nickel Macadesia Princess get

Speaker 1 I'm standing up just minding my business and somebody just come knocked me on the ground? They was fucking up every game. Michael Jordan, that same shit happened to him.
And he got mistreated.

Speaker 1 And when we and

Speaker 1 when we rehashed Michael Jordan, we said, yo, LeBron could never play in this generation because they was whooping Michael Jordan's ass and mistreating him, slamming him out the air, all types of shit.

Speaker 1 That's mistreatment.

Speaker 1 I think this is a hard foul.

Speaker 1 I think rookies should get hard foul. I think anybody should

Speaker 1 be a hard foul all season long. For nothing, exactly.
I'm not even going to the club. Just off the strength that you popular, Mark,

Speaker 1 that is mistreatment. One,

Speaker 1 when the legends of the game, i.e. Cheryl Schwoops and some of the rest of them that have been just having her under a microscope, kicking her back in, that is also mistreatment.

Speaker 1 The white girl ain't said a word. All she did was keep getting better.

Speaker 1 All of that talk that she had to endure just by not being selected to the Olympic team. Like, she don't be asking for none of this stuff.
No, she don't. It's all mistreatment.

Speaker 1 And look, and I'm still doing it. And she ain't doing nothing but bringing everybody paid.
So now we got one now. We're going to have another one coming in a few years when Homegirl comes.
Juju, Juju.

Speaker 1 Juju Juju come. Like, they coming.
And that's the magic of the girl.

Speaker 1 Let them, yeah, let them come first before the rest of y'all just run in here and start demanding a cut. Now, I do want everybody to get paid.

Speaker 1 And I do want you to talk about that jersey that Angel Reese had on at the game.

Speaker 1 What jersey? A little split jersey? Oh, we got them. No, I watched it on replay.

Speaker 1 She's black. She's black, bro.
Split jersey. Yeah.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 She's big with him, but I want him to do it for all women, Caitlin Clark included. Don't just do it for the black women.
I love Caitlin Clark. He called her the Milk of Magnesia princess.

Speaker 1 Fucking talking about that. I'm talking about black men in general.

Speaker 1 I've never seen so many people cape for women's basketball. Because she gets Caitlin Clark.
But that's what makes it. But that's what makes it

Speaker 1 a green one. But I'm saying we ain't got to protect her that much.
Let her play hard like everybody else. Let her take an L like everybody else.
Nobody was crying for Michael Jordan.

Speaker 1 Nobody's crying for LeBron. I'm saying

Speaker 1 did she get hard, foul hard? Yeah. And people do cry for Bron.
They want to cry for Mike. They cry for Braun.
That's true. I want to get back to the winners.

Speaker 1 Again.

Speaker 1 The jersey.

Speaker 1 Half Liberty, half Lynx.

Speaker 1 Oh, I respect that.

Speaker 1 If neither team is mine and I'm in the finals, you can't sport.

Speaker 1 you can't wear a team you can just wear nothing you can either don't wear nothing wear my sky jersey or wear both which is like saying I'm just supporting the sport what's wrong with that yeah the justice league put your cape together right

Speaker 1 he got it from thorn

Speaker 1 Betty Ross sold your shit

Speaker 1 personally I wouldn't wear no jersey she got that shit from like uh the pander version of Lids

Speaker 1 like hey I want to appeal to everybody I know it's cameras here. This is the most fucking attention that we're going to get.
So let me put on a jersey for them and a jersey for them.

Speaker 1 She's 22, so I'm letting it slide. But just know there's a string of just.
What's she supposed to wear, though? That's what I understand. At either clothes.
Oh, you said don't wear nobody's jersey.

Speaker 1 Get dressed and go to the game. Oh, I agree with that.
I wouldn't wear no team.

Speaker 1 Personally, the competitor to me is like, if I got to beat one of these teams next year and both of them in the finals, and I'm not, I don't want to rock neither of these guys.

Speaker 1 That's what I'm saying, but I'm shutting up. I'm shutting down.
I guess she was showing nobody's talents. That's not enough.
She's supporting the team.

Speaker 2 I don't even think they were showing the team. I think it's solidarity with every single woman in the league.

Speaker 1 Right, that's what I meant.

Speaker 2 It's like the greater good of the situation is to show support for

Speaker 2 all of your fellow teammates. I agree.
And even your competitors. So that's what I see the.

Speaker 1 I agree. If you're going to wear one, you got to wear the split, right? Because you're supporting the sport.
But I wouldn't do either as a competitor. I agree with that.

Speaker 1 You do that by showing up, though. I agree with Corey.
You just show up and support.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Whatever you do, don't agree with these three.

Speaker 1 I'm down with you. No, no, for real.
Nigga, you put four fingers up, so it's like somebody literally ain't that powerful. Oh, and shout out to our brother Ice here with us in Spirit.

Speaker 1 We love you, Shriek. Yeah, we love you, Freeze.

Speaker 1 Congratulations to the Liberty. That white girl, Sabrina, was out there like she didn't go fucking one for 31.
She was heaving them shits, too.

Speaker 1 I'm so mad that the Knicks didn't get one when Jon Starks did that.

Speaker 1 Fucking OJ. But anyway.

Speaker 1 If I'm Sabrina, I carry this organization on my back the last couple years i don't care if i shot i couldn't hit the ocean with a rock i'm running around going crazy just like her also she did some of y'all kicked my back in with uh my commentary about the liberties win uh in the last series y'all kicked my back in i just want to point out to y'all specifically that them fourth quarter lineups in the finals looked very different from them fourth quarter lineups in the last series.

Speaker 1 That's all I'm going to say to you. That's all I'm going to say.
It ain't important. But them black girls that was on the bench, they wasn't so much on the bench no more.

Speaker 1 What the fuck are y'all talking about? And it was making plays. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Killing. Killing.
That last series shouldn't have been that rough. They put some people out there.

Speaker 1 But I don't want to, hey, it's my first few years paying attention to this shit, so I don't want to bring in the racism with me.

Speaker 1 So I don't want to do that. Shout out to the Yankees.
Shout out to the Yankees. And then we moving on.
But shout out to the Yankees. We are in the World Series.
The game was on at Park's house. Yeah.

Speaker 1 We crowded around the TV with Juan Soto at the bat.

Speaker 1 He kept throwing him.

Speaker 1 Kept putting bat on ball. Bop.

Speaker 1 Bop. Another one.

Speaker 1 Bop. I said, oh,

Speaker 1 uh-oh. Keep playing.
Uh-oh. It's happening already.
It's too late. I'm getting your time in.
It's happening.

Speaker 1 I'm waiting for the pitch I like, and I'm going to give you a hundred thousand,

Speaker 1 and you're going to get tired, and I'm gonna send this shit at this bow

Speaker 1 oh my god he's 25 years old

Speaker 1 he's 25 years old healthy he about to get pay pay for you deserve it yeah oh my lord man I keep fucking with my dad saying he's gonna be a Met but I don't think the Yankees gonna walk out this gonna be a monster series too Go Dodgers yo and that's my point and that's my point

Speaker 1 yo

Speaker 1 I wouldn't care if he was playing the clan all-stars I'm telling you right now I'm not voting for the fucking Yankees damn all right man

Speaker 2 saying?

Speaker 2 So is it going to be the Dodgers and the Yankees?

Speaker 1 It is. Yeah.
Okay. That's great for baseball.
But this is my thing.

Speaker 1 Just to come full circle here. Like, we started with the Liberty and the bad call.

Speaker 1 Like, the theme here is it's just too much money in sports.

Speaker 1 Like, we're going to see who we want to see there. Unless you blow them by 40.
You have to win, undoubtedly, like, blow you out the gym.

Speaker 1 But any chance that the referees can make calls or sway the game to where the big markets that are going to generate revenue for the sport are going to play, that's what's happening. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Listen, that World Series is about to generate, Lord, who knows what

Speaker 1 it is.

Speaker 1 $1,000 or something.

Speaker 1 Wow. Bro.
No. Buy tickets.
Because I'm trying to buy tickets for my dad.

Speaker 1 All the tickets are sold out, and now you got to hit the secondary market. And that $1,000 number.
That's not going to be there for long.

Speaker 1 It's not there now. It's probably ain't there right now.
It's not there now. I was looking at $7,000.

Speaker 1 And you upstairs with that. You might be upstairs.
And behind the plate was $14,000 and $15,000

Speaker 1 for one. Wow.

Speaker 1 By coastal LA versus New York. I got to send my dad to the worst.
It's going to go crazy. I got to send him to the worst.
It's going to go crazy. Your dad's a Yankees fan? A Yankee fiend.
Yeah. Mr.

Speaker 1 Yankee. Get him a game.
He is early games, though. Don't get him tried.
Don't buy no games six, game, seven. It's not going to last that long.
I'm just saying, I don't want to be disappointed.

Speaker 1 Like, get him, like, a game one, game two,

Speaker 1 something like that. You know what I mean? I don't want him to be.
You follow baseball? I do. And you believe this? I do.
You want to bet?

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 I'm halfway talking shit because I get weird. I'm trying to wish it into existence.
Here we go.

Speaker 1 I ain't going to lie. Here we go.

Speaker 1 The truth come out. Yeah, I'm wishing that into existence.
I want y'all to lose in five, gentlemen's suite. All right.
I have the Yankees winning. And how many? Six?

Speaker 1 If it goes, that'll be the most.

Speaker 1 I think the Dodgers have a better lineup, but I think the Yankees can certainly lose. Y'all don't have pitching.
That's Jose. You don't have pitching.
Yeah. We have better pitching, y'all, for sure.

Speaker 1 We got a few things. And when you play in New York, it's like playing in somebody's backyard.
Home runs just come like

Speaker 1 Lil Wass Stadium. Yeah, it does.
And I don't know if Shotani shows up in New York with all the different places that you can place wages.

Speaker 1 Like, Shotani, he might even miss the game.

Speaker 1 He might be on indictment at the spot with Poppy.

Speaker 1 No, with Shorty.

Speaker 1 Throw two of them on him? Yeah, no, for sure. All right, so what do y'all want to get to? What do y'all want to get to? And wait, before we get to it, my last thing on that

Speaker 1 players threatening a lockout thing with the WNBA.

Speaker 1 I forgot to say, when I went to Indianapolis, or when we went to Indianapolis and spoke to who I'll call a source, they was like, yeah, we had to move the venue of the game when

Speaker 1 the fever came to town.

Speaker 1 And when the fever left, we right back to

Speaker 1 the

Speaker 1 army armories that we've been playing in. So, like, let's wait till that gets a little more common, is all I'm saying, before we get to that.
They definitely just

Speaker 1 announced the ratings for the WNBA Finals. Great.
Let me get the round up. Best ever, right?

Speaker 1 Best ever. Was it best ratings ever? It had to be.
Yeah, for sure. Yeah, it was.

Speaker 1 It was.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I want to find you. There was the applause enough.

Speaker 1 Here we go.

Speaker 1 Game one, 1.1 million. Game two, 1.35 million.
Game 3, 1.4 million. Game 4, 1.7 million.
Game 5, 2.1 million viewers. Oh, damn.

Speaker 1 That's amazing.

Speaker 1 Without Caitlin. Without Caitlin.
With no Caitlin. Yo.
And this is the THE He,

Speaker 1 as you would say,

Speaker 1 that Milk. Would have had them ratings about 5, 6, 7.
That milk. She is that Milk.
That ass, 6, 7 million.

Speaker 1 yeah that's just and if she would have started showing off because she's nice she'd have started showing off out there and doing some other shit yeah they'd have gone through even higher yeah I think she on the ass next season again yeah right back on the ass I agree um all right let's talk about this

Speaker 1 hold on

Speaker 1 came in here you sat down regular you know I see a bandage on your hand you have yet to address that you have yet to somebody jumped on your ass yeah like you have yet to tell me what's going on I asked you outside you want to tell me inside and I'm worried about you I was concerned, too.

Speaker 1 Yeah, nigga. Like, when you jumped off the wrong way, nigga,

Speaker 1 somebody jumped on your ass again?

Speaker 1 You beat off the wrong way?

Speaker 1 I love you. I'm as good as anything.

Speaker 1 I was going to ask. Hey, okay.

Speaker 1 Yeah, what's up, baby? I asked the question.

Speaker 1 Nobody jumped on me. You didn't jump on the bag.
Last time I had this thing on. Yeah, there was a story.
It was a story attached, and I got jumped on.

Speaker 1 So now y'all see it and think I got jumped on again. No, I don't think what happened.

Speaker 1 You would have heard in the streets.

Speaker 1 I would have got jumped on.

Speaker 1 You would have heard somehow I'd have called you for help.

Speaker 1 I'd have called you for help. What's going on, Joe?

Speaker 1 Well, Friday, I came in to work.

Speaker 1 Friday, I came in to work, and everything was fine.

Speaker 1 And I went home and everything was fine also.

Speaker 1 I don't think I went out Friday night, right? So everything was fine.

Speaker 1 Then Saturday came.

Speaker 1 You didn't have it on Saturday. I didn't have this on Saturday.
But it was hurting.

Speaker 1 But by the time I picked my son up on Saturday,

Speaker 1 I was in some pain in my...

Speaker 1 Welcome to that mid-40s.

Speaker 1 Welcome to the mid-40s. That shit come out of nowhere.
I get injured, getting off the couch. Yo.

Speaker 1 And then as the day continued, yeah, that's really what I want to talk about, what y'all are talking about. It's a real thing.
That's a real thing.

Speaker 1 Yo, so Saturday comes, I go pick up my son, and the pain gets increasingly worse as the day goes on.

Speaker 2 Is it radiating?

Speaker 1 But I don't tell nobody

Speaker 1 because I'm a man. I'm a man.

Speaker 1 That's true. I want to even talk about that part

Speaker 1 for a second.

Speaker 1 Like, I was in a lot of pain. And like, men of real just stupid.
Yeah, we agreed. We got something in us that's just

Speaker 1 universally stupid. I didn't tell nobody I love or that loves me.
Somehow I thought, if I just man this out, it's gonna go away. It'll go away.
Toxic. And then I went to Park's house and had a slice.

Speaker 1 I had a blast. Oh my god, most fun I've had probably all year.

Speaker 1 Left there and couldn't take my dirty ass straight home.

Speaker 1 I had to just make a quick little run. I mean, I'm already over here.

Speaker 1 So I hit the spot for about 10 to 15 minutes. You off that.
But even in there,

Speaker 1 I now could no longer even hold my phone with my left wrist. Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 I couldn't smoke with my left wrist. Now I'm kneeling down and smoke like a crackhead.
Like a crackhead.

Speaker 1 And when a lady would make a certain gesture around me, like if she even hit my hand, touch my hand, anything, massive pain.

Speaker 1 And then that continued into Sunday, and it kept getting worse. And then I finally caved and told my girl, like, y'all miss you

Speaker 1 that's my wrist hurt what you said I miss you I really love you yo niggas are such niggas are such bitches when they down when they got some ailments yeah yeah I was missing her and shit like we're all here to take care of me

Speaker 1 yeah take care of me so

Speaker 1 it wasn't until Monday when Ian and Keeve got got to me that I decided to finally put this wrist to this wrist long story less long and noticed that this shit was swollen

Speaker 1 And you know, for the life of me, I couldn't figure out where this came from or what happened. I thought my son might have jumped on me in my sleep or just anything.

Speaker 1 And then they said,

Speaker 1 yeah, that commercial you shot.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit. Which was Thursday.

Speaker 1 You went with the jersey? But I was, yes. It was squeezing you that time.
At least you should squeeze your hand through the.

Speaker 1 At least a nigga tell a story, man. What's wrong with you, Ma? Fuck the nigga.
Come get that shit off. Were you actually playing playing basketball?

Speaker 1 No,

Speaker 1 Mark. Hey, yo.
If you trying to tap glass and hit your head on the back floor, nigga talking about some serious shit, y'all niggas is laughing.

Speaker 1 This is why we don't talk about the real weeks.

Speaker 1 Look at it. This is why I won't talk about it.

Speaker 1 It'd be the smart hood niggas that laugh at the wrong time. That nigga niggas crying.

Speaker 1 It's rich on the back floor.

Speaker 1 You said you got hops. Let me hear my man's story.

Speaker 1 I feel bad for my man gad, bro. That's good for you.
Shooting that commercial with Tusky, nigga, and I flip. But I was totally fine when I left, so I would have never thought about the commercial.

Speaker 1 But that's how old I am, too, that I don't even know where shit is. I don't know nothing.
But that commercial, I ain't been on a basketball court

Speaker 1 in

Speaker 1 ages, like years. One, two,

Speaker 1 like on a basketball court, I ain't out there just shooting. Like, I like to be down low, getting dirty, elbows, jumping around, doing fucking bruiser type shit.

Speaker 1 This commercial, I was shooting like from the three-point line.

Speaker 1 Like they had the racks. Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 So big of risk, I was holding it.

Speaker 2 You were actually trying to make it, make the basket?

Speaker 1 No, the point was to not make it.

Speaker 1 So you're shooting in partition this eight-pound ball for eight and nine hours straight. And

Speaker 1 like a

Speaker 1 pound.

Speaker 1 Ain't a

Speaker 1 regulation ball. Oh, no.
They're like a pound and a half, two pounds? They're not even that. Maybe not even that.
Y'all are wrong. Yo, eight pounds.

Speaker 1 That is a medicine ball. We could both be wrong.
That's like in the gym. We could both be wrong.
Yo, what's up with you, bro? We could both be wrong. That ball is like a pound.
No, it's not.

Speaker 2 It's not even a pound.

Speaker 1 Her mother found out.

Speaker 1 It ain't eight pounds. Eight pounds is like exercise, though.
Eight pounds is a medicine ball. But I'm wrong.
22 ounces. Thank you.
How many pounds is that? Two pounds. It's a pound.

Speaker 1 A pound and a half. A pound.
16 ounces is a pound. 16 ounces.
All right, so I'm dumb, y'all. A pound and a quarter.
Should have referred to my brothers. But anyway, I shot that.

Speaker 1 Man, more than I ever shoot in a fucking game. Stupid ass wrist.
Bang, bong, bong, bong, bong, bong. And I broke some shit.
I feel so less black.

Speaker 1 Like, I'm feeling less black.

Speaker 2 Where does the less black part come in?

Speaker 1 Because he ain't an athlete. Because how do you break or tear something from shooting a ball as a black person?

Speaker 2 Well, how often are you doing this motion in real, in your regular life?

Speaker 1 I'm never doing. I'm never working that muscle, which is why I'm all fucked up.
Yes. That's how Isaiah Thomas permanently fractured his wrist, shooting too many jump shots over the summer.

Speaker 1 So if you feel like he did it too, the same thing happened with Isaiah Thomas.

Speaker 1 I'm just trying to help. I love that.

Speaker 1 Make you fuck.

Speaker 1 I'm not sure my contract is signed. I'm trying to keep you.

Speaker 1 I'm making

Speaker 1 it. So I injured myself by shooting a basketball in a commercial.
Oh, and now I remember why I didn't go nowhere Friday night, too, because we left work

Speaker 1 it was nice weather out i'm sick of this all this nice weather this 80 degrees in october let it come for halloween when the chicks get dressed but after that i'm ready for some gloom and some rain but anyway friday night hot weather what do i do take my hot ass out hop in my new little you know i mean and drive up the street

Speaker 1 all of 90 second drive and parked

Speaker 1 did yourself drive the rari and i got out

Speaker 1 and just was around. They was in there.

Speaker 1 People that hang out on a Friday night.

Speaker 1 I was looking around in there.

Speaker 1 It's like, yo, what are you doing? Do you feel like hot stuff getting out of your Ferrari? That's what I'm saying, yo. I felt like the biggest loser.

Speaker 1 Like, what are you doing here? You look stupid. I made a U-turn, parked in the front.
Backwards. Hopped out, looking like I was supposed to perform at the garden.

Speaker 1 Walked in, jewelry on, people this day having a good time, like just broke. Like, look at him looking dumb in the face.
Look at him looking stupid as hell in a Ferrari. Nigga, it's Beretta Knight.

Speaker 1 They ordered me a little juice, took my stupid ass back in the house, and just sucked.

Speaker 1 And that's it.

Speaker 1 Stayed on. So you injured your wrist by shooting the ball.
And driving a Ferrari.

Speaker 1 Damn, dog. I mean, next time, nigga, you know, think about your man's when you're shooting a commercial.
Maybe I could have been there and helped your wrist. Pause.
You know what I'm saying? Yeah.

Speaker 1 No, yo, nothing. That's a big thing.
That was egregious. That's crazy.
I don't know what fuck. Y'all can't say nothing.
Please, sir.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah. Please.

Speaker 1 I'll shake the cup.

Speaker 1 Actually, though. I'm about to do my own shit with them anyway.
So I'll shake the cup, nigga. But

Speaker 1 I like where your thought process is right now. Do you think that you're advertiser-friendly? I am.
Okay. I think they think so.
I think the other company thinks so. I can't say.
They think so.

Speaker 1 They reached reached out. Do you?

Speaker 1 Yeah. Do you, do you, do you? You're just my man, and I respect you, so I ain't jump on it.
I hit you up. Yeah.
Stop playing. Wait, I'm stopping you from taking a hand.

Speaker 1 You're not stopping me, but I think that it'll be counterproductive. Conflict of interest.

Speaker 1 I think it'll be a conflict of interest if the competitor is doing it and I think they're trying to just do something funny.

Speaker 1 Why are you sending me an email? I'm not that. Okay, well, be clear.

Speaker 1 If it's one thing

Speaker 1 that'll never be

Speaker 1 conflict of interest.

Speaker 1 The second dad exists, it won't exist. I'm knocking a block and it's short.

Speaker 1 It's over me, right?

Speaker 1 So you won't try to match it. Oh, match.

Speaker 1 My interest will never be in conflict. Why? Not with a person out there.

Speaker 1 No, no, no. You know what I think? I love you guys.

Speaker 1 You're about to ask Mel does she think she's advertiser-friendly? And I think she is.

Speaker 2 Were you going to ask that?

Speaker 1 I was going to ask Mel if she thought you were advertiser-friendly. Oh, damn.

Speaker 1 So do you think you're advertising-friendly? Yes. Ish.
Ish.

Speaker 1 Do I think so? That you are.

Speaker 1 So, so. I got some work to do.
Mark? Nope. For real? Too controversial.

Speaker 1 They learned him. You learned your lesson, nigga, right? Yeah, Jack.

Speaker 1 All that shit you got fired.

Speaker 1 Now you admit.

Speaker 1 You was trying to stand on shit.

Speaker 1 Mr. Suck.
Mr. Truth said.
Now I work with Flip.

Speaker 1 Now I work with Flip. Nigga, fuck you.

Speaker 1 I have fallen. Bart?

Speaker 1 I could probably advertise something. Got it.

Speaker 1 Techniques.

Speaker 1 A nice whiskey. Pro tools.
Yeah, nice whiskey, pro. I see you.

Speaker 1 That's funny, though, that you know that. That's fine.
That you know that you're controversial, because it is true. It is true.

Speaker 1 It makes life easy if you know that. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Just stay out of trouble. That makes sense.

Speaker 1 Kendrick and Sciza.

Speaker 1 Sizza interviewed Kendrick. For Harper's Bazaar, I believe.
Yeah. I think it was the first time they said there was a male alone on a cover in however many years.
Really? Yeah. Wow.

Speaker 1 And they let Scissor do the interview. Harper's Bazaar.
Yeah. That's big.
That's amazing. That's dope.

Speaker 1 Well, everything he does is going to be big, Paul.

Speaker 1 That's big, though.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Okay.
Okay.

Speaker 2 Well, I've got some quotes if you guys would like me to

Speaker 1 break out the readers.

Speaker 1 All your readers, girls. You got the jet blue glasses.

Speaker 1 That's the jet blue pen. I'm going to buy you some glasses.

Speaker 1 I'm going to get you some. You know what? We're going to add.
I go one to one.

Speaker 2 Do you like my glasses? I do, actually. Thank you.
Okay, but hey. I got you.
Please do. Okay.
1.75.

Speaker 1 Flip like them, too. Hold up for a second.
Hey, flip.

Speaker 1 Hey, flip. What?

Speaker 1 What the fuck was this? What the fuck was this? Bob, stop. Hey, what was that?

Speaker 1 Pull up my closer because I want to talk shit to you. Stop,

Speaker 1 please.

Speaker 1 I've been around, please. Hey, Melanie.
Do you like my glasses?

Speaker 1 Because I heard all y'all's opinions about my glasses.

Speaker 1 I wanted to get a lot of money.

Speaker 1 Nigga, she wanted to stop.

Speaker 1 Dog.

Speaker 1 She don't play. I'm sorry, my fault.

Speaker 2 Okay, during their candid conversation.

Speaker 2 During their candid conversation, Kendrick reflected on his personal growth, stating, the power of honesty and being honest with myself, learning that vulnerability is not a weakness. Joe, take notes.

Speaker 2 He shared how difficult it was.

Speaker 1 Wait, you think I think vulnerability is a weakness?

Speaker 2 Your wrist is a perfect example of that shit right now.

Speaker 1 Your wrist is literally an example of that. I will not center myself.

Speaker 2 Your wrist is literally an example of that right now.

Speaker 1 Because I don't want people to know. Wait, what's my wrist?

Speaker 2 Boom. Vulnerability.

Speaker 1 Vulnerable. There we go.

Speaker 2 And you didn't tell anybody until it got to be excruciating pain. Oh, that's crap.
But I digress.

Speaker 2 He shared how difficult it was to shed the emotional restraints instilled in him during childhood, explaining, my pops, he was tough. He never showed no weakness.

Speaker 2 He never showed any emotion that could garner a one-up from the person sitting across from him.

Speaker 2 And when asked about his recent emotional experiences, Kendrick admitted, Now, yeah, I have to, confirming that he has been crying more frequently.

Speaker 2 I think that's lovely.

Speaker 1 That's so touching. I think that is just lovely.
Thank you for taking us right to the emo part of the article.

Speaker 1 I mean, that's the big part of the article.

Speaker 1 I guess.

Speaker 1 That's the first time I even heard heard that part of the article.

Speaker 2 Well, for some reason, they seem to think that, you know, a strong, strapping man who's like a powerhouse in the hip-hop talking about his vulnerability and his ability to cry is a very big moment to share.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 It's ironic, though, that

Speaker 1 the dude that he defeated so soundly in the beef is known for being vulnerable and crying and all that shit. Like,

Speaker 1 Drake got clowned for it. He's getting celebrated for it.
And I'm not a Drake fan at all.

Speaker 1 But I'm just saying, it's interesting. Once you're on top, anything you do is acceptable.

Speaker 1 Drake could never get away with an article like that.

Speaker 1 But I'm getting dragged for it. I mean, I think

Speaker 1 he's been getting it. He got a wild ad out right now.
I missed it. What's the ad? Oh.

Speaker 1 Why is it wild?

Speaker 1 You saw it? I did. Oh.
Y'all should see it.

Speaker 1 Check it. I think I've seen it, but y'all should see it first before I say wild.
You got the duck mouth? No. No, that's something to be friendly.
Where can we find this ad? On his page.

Speaker 1 I don't find it. Look at it.
But,

Speaker 1 you know what? I looked at this differently than you, Mark. I felt like this is him coming around having to pander back to the pansies.
Like,

Speaker 1 I killed King Pansy

Speaker 1 to him. I'm not calling him that.
But I killed King Pansy, but I lost some pansies in the process. So I got to come back around and appeal to them.
Like, with all this vulnerable shit.

Speaker 1 I think that's true, too. But Kendrick's always been vulnerable musically.

Speaker 1 That's true, niggas. What? Yeah.
If you dress like a Mexican, the whole...

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 1 That one. That one.
I've seen that. Oh.
Yeah, I've seen that.

Speaker 1 To me, that's just corny, but I don't think it's wild. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh.
Some shit I wouldn't do. Definitely wouldn't do this.

Speaker 1 Feel right back. Oh, didn't it? Yeah.
Some bread roll, the whole shit. Oh, yeah.
What?

Speaker 1 Moroccan. Morocco.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 1 Poncho. Yeah, Kendrick has always been vulnerable in his music.

Speaker 1 I don't really have nothing to say about him.

Speaker 1 Scissor. J.
Cole want to be Scissor so bad.

Speaker 1 That's what I got. That's what I got from this.

Speaker 1 What's wrong with you? J. Cole.

Speaker 1 Well, Scissor gets to go make all of the slaps with Drake

Speaker 1 and be besties with Kendrick. And this be totally neutral.

Speaker 1 She's a woman. Some woman.
Yeah. Some women.

Speaker 1 That's sexist.

Speaker 2 It's not really.

Speaker 1 It is. Double standards.
You're right. Wait, how is it sexist? Because if you're my friend, you're supposed to choose up regardless.

Speaker 1 The same rules that apply to a man are supposed to apply to a woman.

Speaker 1 And we're friends. But double standards apply.
That's right. Indeed.

Speaker 2 Well,

Speaker 2 I think that what the root of the conflict is, is just kind of rooted in masculinity. So women kind of get a

Speaker 2 pass out of it.

Speaker 1 Well, you're going to find a woman pass in anything. So I ain't about to argue it.
WNBA Liberty. Yeah, I ain't about to argue it.
I would feel away. She just gets to.
Yeah, exactly.

Speaker 1 I would feel a way.

Speaker 1 If I got beef with somebody that strong, I mean, especially now that, you know, he canceling shows on people, kicking people out the country.

Speaker 1 If we got beef like that, you can't make a song with the other person. Man, woman, child.
I don't care who it is.

Speaker 2 Yeah, but on the flip side, let's just say I'm Sizza and I'm having a beef with a woman. What man is saying, oh, I'm actively going to be on your side? Drake?

Speaker 2 Give me an example.

Speaker 1 I don't think Drake, when Nikki be at the height of some of her shit, is going to go make a song with these people.

Speaker 1 Like when Meek and Drake was going at it, I didn't really see no songs with Nikki and Drake until the beef was over.

Speaker 1 And that's when they did a joint with Wayne and her and Wayne. But during the time, you can't do that.
You can't stand next to somebody.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's not very many people that would get this neutral shit off.

Speaker 1 But Nikki's from, you know, where she's from. No, I'm saying.
But Drake wouldn't.

Speaker 2 And he from Canada. But also, isn't the difference, the fact that Scissor is RB

Speaker 2 and this is

Speaker 1 not the difference between music? Sizza slaps with Drake came before the beef. At least the good part.
That's a good point. That's fair.
Outward parts of the beef.

Speaker 2 Yeah, so it's not like she's actively making music right now with Drake.

Speaker 1 Sizza Sexy Red song is on the same album as first person shooter, right? Yeah.

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 1 Both of them. She had the other, the slime, slime for you and the sexy red shit.

Speaker 1 Sorry, J. Cole.

Speaker 1 She also says, Sizza says, can I ask you a hyper-masculine question? You can also tell me to shut the fuck up.

Speaker 1 What does not like us mean to you?

Speaker 1 Kendrick, laughing. Not like us.

Speaker 1 Not like us is the energy of who I am, the type of man I represent. Now, if you identify with the man that I represent, Sizza says, break that man down for me.
Kendrick says,

Speaker 1 this man has morals. He has values.
See, that's Api for me.

Speaker 1 Because you're engaging with me. What you call it.

Speaker 2 Oppy is in her question. Is Abby?

Speaker 1 It's not because this is her label mate, friend, frequent mentor, collaborate. Yeah, but just still, but

Speaker 1 break the man down for me is an alley oop. Yes.
For what, though? No, I think that's an amazing question from an interviewer. No, alley oops.
It could be both. No, no.
It could be both.

Speaker 2 To shit off.

Speaker 2 It could be both, but I don't see it as an alley.

Speaker 1 Okay, I'm talking about how I see it.

Speaker 1 He says, this man has morals. He has values.
He believes in something. He stands on something.
He's not pandering.

Speaker 1 He's a man who can recognize his mistakes and not be afraid to share the mistakes and can dig deep down into fear-based ideologies or experiences to be able to express them without feeling like he's less of a man.

Speaker 1 If I'm thinking of not like us, I'm thinking of me and whoever identifies with that. Put the spit on that thing.
That's really answered. Great answer.
I respect that answer. It's a great answer.

Speaker 2 It's very diplomatic. And who's considered a king pander? And obscure as shit.

Speaker 1 I think it's a great answer. Great answer.
And I think it was a great question.

Speaker 1 I think that the internet is dragging him for this, for this response. Really? Really? Well, somebody's not going to be able to do it.
Are they accusing him of being

Speaker 1 what are they accusing it the crock of shit and just say the song is about drake but those might be the drake fans but even but he might i think it was i think it's both interesting that that would he might feel like drake has is lacking morals this to me was 100 about drake and he slam dunked the alley oop to diss the person he was trying to diss exactly he's just doing it in the harper bizarre way

Speaker 1 the same way he used the the super bowl commercial to shoot in a super bowl subtle type of way like he's just gonna keep firing firing.

Speaker 1 I respect it. I think that that was just an amazing answer.

Speaker 1 Classy, even a shady, even. Definitely shady.
Classy and shady.

Speaker 1 I feel like Drake is considered.

Speaker 1 Yo, class is shady. Shade.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
What you think classism is based on? No. Don't shade.
No, I didn't mean to laughing at you. Nope.
The word.

Speaker 1 I just meant having class and you looking down on niggas that you think don't have none.

Speaker 1 No, I don't think that that's what class actually means.

Speaker 2 I don't think that there's like a connection between classism and classy. Classy, classy to me,

Speaker 2 to me, classy means dignified.

Speaker 1 And the people that are less than are what?

Speaker 1 Not classy.

Speaker 1 It's definitely drawing an immediate comparison. It's a comparison.
It's a comparative.

Speaker 2 It might be, but I mean, like,

Speaker 2 I've met motherfuckers that are like, that have $20 million and ain't got an ounce of class.

Speaker 1 Money don't have nothing to do with class.

Speaker 2 But if you're drawing a connection between classy and classism, then yes, we are talking about money.

Speaker 1 Yes and no. But when people call somebody classy,

Speaker 1 nobody says Donald Trump is classy. Donald Trump is rich.

Speaker 1 He's rich. Right, yes.
So there's not a guaranteed

Speaker 1 money can't buy class, right? So

Speaker 1 that's what I'm saying. There's not a guaranteed correlation between money and class.
So when you look down on somebody for being classless, you look in that.

Speaker 1 See, that's the part where I'm lost in this. If somebody has class, to me, that don't say that they're looking down on the person without class.
No, but when you start to... Classism, classyism,

Speaker 2 looking down. And that's what I'm saying is that there's no correlation between being classy and classism to me.

Speaker 1 Because I'm with her on that one.

Speaker 2 There's not. Because, like I said, you can have all the money in the world and laugh.
You keep bringing class.

Speaker 1 But you keep bringing money in. Leave money outside.

Speaker 2 Money has nothing to do with it. But that's my point, is that classism has nothing to do with being classy.
You don't have have to have a dime.

Speaker 2 You don't have to have a dime in the middle.

Speaker 1 She's saying money. I think she said money.
I'm talking about 50% classism. You listen to this.

Speaker 1 A lot of people we know that are, damn, I don't even say this.

Speaker 1 We know groups of people that

Speaker 1 may not have money,

Speaker 1 but they still look down on other people as if they are a higher class than those people.

Speaker 1 It has nothing to do with their financial standing.

Speaker 1 I get what you're saying.

Speaker 1 That's what you're saying, too. Yeah, but so I think the correlation is not classism.
That is,

Speaker 1 he's saying, for example, like, if you're like a bougie black person that go to Jack and Jail and you ain't got no money, you might look down on somebody that's not in Jack and Jill.

Speaker 1 You're not in Jack and Jail, even though y'all both broke. You know what I mean? But

Speaker 1 I think.

Speaker 2 Okay, so

Speaker 2 but is that like, so now we're talking about elitism?

Speaker 1 And I think y'all are talking, I think y'all are basically saying the same thing, but talking past each other.

Speaker 1 But I think the whole point is being classy to me is about a certain idea of how you're supposed to operate in society.

Speaker 1 But it is tied to what we think elites are supposed to be. So when we say, that's why there's like an irony to it when Donald Trump isn't classy, because it's like, look at him.

Speaker 1 He's not even acting like somebody should act who has this thing. And the elites don't even really accept him.
Right. They don't fuck with him like that.

Speaker 1 Because he's classless and they think he doesn't fit into their standard of what you're supposed to have. But it's always been the rich who define that.

Speaker 1 They sway me back to their side now.

Speaker 1 You're not supposed to agree with them, sir. No, I understand what they're saying.

Speaker 1 Pardon me. My bad.

Speaker 1 I wanted to ride with Mel on that one. It's all right, man.
Fuck your nose.

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 1 I don't really care about this. No, I just, I think the interview questions were great.
The ones that I heard. Yeah, like shout out to Scissor, shout out to Kendrick.

Speaker 1 It was an interesting way to do an interview.

Speaker 2 You know, I like what a lot of people are doing now. Variety is doing the same thing where it's actor on actor, so it's actors interviewing other actors.

Speaker 2 And this is like not the first time that a big publication is having, you know, your peers interviewing you rather than hiring journalists because I think that you kind of get a different perspective and different questioning asked by somebody who's actually.

Speaker 1 I think it's more comfortable. You're more comfortable on camera with your peers.
I agree with that, but I certainly feel even more bad for the journalists now. It was already tough for journalists.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Can I ask you a question? Does that limit what Kendrick can do as an artist now? I mean, he's turning down like big music festivals like Coachella.

Speaker 1 He's doing, when you do this kind of press, suddenly you don't show up to do the source or what the equivalent of that is.

Speaker 1 Now you're not, you might not sit with Elliot Wilson and it might not be true. You might not come here anymore.
So I'm asking, like, is he too big to be like...

Speaker 1 I think that's a personal decision. No.

Speaker 1 I do think that this was the perfect way for him to do it. Like Mel said, artist to artist, your peer, your label mate, the person you feel close to.
Like, great.

Speaker 1 Eliminates all of the fodder from disrupting what I wanted the message to be.

Speaker 1 And that still don't say that he won't sit with an Elliot or a Nori or a here. I think Kendrick has his pick of the litter as to

Speaker 1 how and who he wants to convey his message with.

Speaker 1 And I think Scissor being an interviewer

Speaker 1 shuts up the public. Yeah.
You get what I'm saying? Like, yo, he went and sat with white Diane Johnson. You know what I'm saying? Like, no, Scissor did the interview.

Speaker 1 Like, you don't have nothing to say. It's in Harper's Bazaar, which is still super mainstream, but Scissor did the interview.

Speaker 1 But I'm open to the fact that we might just be leaving a time where

Speaker 1 artists go to people to do interviews.

Speaker 1 Like, I don't think that's so out the scope of possibility.

Speaker 1 We could just be entering that time. Yeah.
Especially when you're here. Maybe Kendrick, maybe you're right, and Kendrick is too big to sit with anybody.
And maybe he won't.

Speaker 1 Maybe he wants it framed a certain way. I don't feel like he would be the first and only person to be on that.
wave right this second. No, he wouldn't.
That's why I'm worried.

Speaker 1 I'm not saying that's what's going to happen, but that's my fear. Because I love Kendrick's music.

Speaker 1 I I love hearing his voice, and I'm worried that he's going to become so big and so mainstream that now he's curating the locations that he speaks and he only does those big ones.

Speaker 1 Well, good, because we're entering a time where everybody out there should be curating themselves.

Speaker 2 But didn't he always have like, you know,

Speaker 2 a certain degree of like, you know, being elusive? Anonymity. Not anonymity, but just basically he does not serve himself up on a platter to just about just anybody.

Speaker 2 I feel like that's always kind of been

Speaker 1 his

Speaker 1 money.

Speaker 1 Early on, obviously, he was sitting whoever.

Speaker 1 but but as of late yeah you haven't seen him since he's been very choosy about what publications or you know media outlets that he'll sit with and talk to so this just kind of traps and that and that might just tie into his morality points like yo I'm just not gonna go sit with anybody because I don't really fuck with you as a nerd in a space

Speaker 1 I kind of want to hear what the other hour and a half of this conversation was they kept saying it was like an hour and a half and this was maybe a 30 minute read stretched out and I know them two together were probably on some and I hope it was a video did you see uh I hope they can show it to us and it's not just a transcript.

Speaker 1 You might have seen it. Did you see

Speaker 1 Jalen Brown sat down with Stephen A. Smith? I haven't seen it, but I saw them sit down.

Speaker 1 It ties in. It ties in.
Tell me.

Speaker 1 Jalen Brown initially comes on and they talk about how Stephen A.

Speaker 1 Smith recently said that he had started getting anonymous sources that were saying like nobody likes Jalen Brown and that's why he's not getting the accolades and the praise that he deserves.

Speaker 1 Oh, they had the Olympic Nike talk.

Speaker 1 And so jalen brown comes on initially and said yo before we even start an interview i want to talk about the quote unquote anonymous source he says yo i respect your journalistic integrity but i also respect integrity

Speaker 1 right so he says basically some of these anonymous sources

Speaker 1 if i can't speak to them face to face then it kind of devalues they and it's cowardly to me That's a fact.

Speaker 2 You can't confront your accuser. Kind of.

Speaker 1 Kind of agree with him a little bit. But Stephen A.
Smith was saying that,

Speaker 1 you know, they like, yo,

Speaker 1 I want to get your personal take on it too. But I agree with him, JB, and most of the things that he said.

Speaker 1 I think that they start calling him Bougie. You know, he's like a mental guy.
M-I-T, does

Speaker 1 lectures at Harvard, all of that shit. So I think that sometimes, and this is a conversation that we can have amongst black men, we could do it on Patreon.

Speaker 1 When you are an academic or when you are

Speaker 1 a higher level of, yeah, we get shunned in our community. And so they'll immediately call you bougie or they'll immediately say that you think you're better than other niggas, et cetera, et cetera.

Speaker 1 And I think that that's what he's facing.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 I love Stephen A. Smith's response.
I thought Stephen A. was actually right in their exchange, the initial one, and this one in that as a journalist, you can't reveal your sources.

Speaker 1 People made it seem like he was being shady or like trying to throw rocks and hide his hands.

Speaker 1 I was like, no, if somebody from the league calls me, a league exec and says Jalen Brown is X, Y, and Z, Stephen A.

Speaker 1 Smith's whole point when they confronted each other was, I'm not saying that about you. I'm telling you that that's the word around the league.
That's true.

Speaker 1 And I'm telling you, that's why you're not from multiple people. From multiple people.
You said people from multiple people.

Speaker 1 And I've heard the same thing, you know, from other sports journalists, not personally, but other sports journalists have gotten the same account. Gotcha.
So I think it's true.

Speaker 1 The danger of it is, of course, if you spread that rumor and it's not true, you know what I mean? Then you're doing Jalen Brown a harm.

Speaker 1 I see that too. But to me, Jalen Brown's issue isn't that he's smart, although that is a big issue with it It's that he stands up against social injustice He speaks up for black people again We can't

Speaker 1 I wanted to go to it him and Kyrie and they both have been painted with the same type of brush

Speaker 1 I'm not just the dumb nigga running around spending money on chains and all that other shit when I speak I start talking about helping our community and helping

Speaker 1 our

Speaker 1 culture move and progress along and I don't want to hear that. Exactly.
If you talk about particle physics, nobody would give a fuck. They'd be like, oh,

Speaker 1 they'd be showing us. Get the smart dude with all these these degrees and blah, blah, blah, blah.
But when you start talking about, he was talking about panopticons and prison construction.

Speaker 1 They was like, oh, yeah, shut the fuck up. No, no Olympics for you.

Speaker 1 Especially on the international stings. They don't want no parts of that.
Yeah, for sure. Where they was editing out Jesus.
Right.

Speaker 1 Oh, man.

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Speaker 1 Jameer Gibbs. I'm changing it up.
Okay. Yeah, give me Jameer Gibbs for more than

Speaker 1 75 rush yards.

Speaker 1 My other guy who's been holding me down all year in fantasy, Kyron Williams. Going Kyron Williams, touchdown every game damn near.
Give me him for more than

Speaker 1 85 and a half rush yards and a 10 of TD and a tud.

Speaker 1 And Drake London's on a tear.

Speaker 1 Drake London's on a tear these last three weeks. Give me Drake London for more than 60 receiving yards.
You get that, dude. And Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry

Speaker 1 for more than 100 rush yards

Speaker 1 yeah I'm doing it yeah he has y'all feel like

Speaker 1 Jerry Jones keeps sounding stupid in regards to Derrick Henry he does wait he's still going on about it yes yeah because now they're gonna bring it up every week Dallas is the draw and Jerry Jones is saying Derrick's Derrick Henry is having a dreamlike year I'm not certain if he would have had that with us with where we are, and he doesn't fit our style of play.

Speaker 1 We don't run that type of offense, and

Speaker 1 we had a cap situation to deal with. Couldn't afford him.
He's still saying that. It's tough to listen to that and watch Derrick Henry go for 189 yards every week.

Speaker 1 And the style of play stuff is nonsense. I agree.
You make it work. Like, what are we talking about? Right.
Listen, I agree. I think it sounds foolish.
Sounds like a.

Speaker 1 And these same questions existed for Baltimore and Lamar Jackson. True.
How are they going to mesh? They look amazing. They do.
They look amazing out there.

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Speaker 1 With that being said, I feel like now is a good time to remind all humans out there that it is illegal to go through your significant other's phone.

Speaker 1 Wow. Wow.
Okay. I don't know why that there's some meme going around with some lawyer girl talking about how it's against the law to do that.

Speaker 1 She cited the law and all of that stuff. What is the law? Yeah, but you can't, you can't.
P89B. I don't know.

Speaker 1 What did the law say?

Speaker 1 That it's against the law to go through your phone. It's some breach of privacy stuff.

Speaker 2 So what happens if it's a family plan?

Speaker 1 Your phone is your phone. My plan is.
Oh, I get it.

Speaker 1 If I pay the bill and it's my phone, then technically. I'm not knowing the rules, man.
We don't respect that. I don't know what y'all talking about right now.
Listen for her out.

Speaker 1 She tried to circumvent that. That's because niggas be putting her on a family plan to pay her phone bill and car note and rent and everything.

Speaker 2 Not even. Swag.

Speaker 1 Not even. Family plan.
I'm just wondering. I don't think this applies to minors if that's what you're talking about.
No. No.
People be adults on the family plan.

Speaker 1 Your wife, your husband, your two kids will be on one plan. So when Shorty go through your phone, no, that's illegal.
It's my phone.

Speaker 1 Here's the problem. I saw this case come up when they were locking people up because cops used to go through your phone.
And they said they're going through your phone to find if you made a call.

Speaker 1 Police used to go through your phone and say, well, we have to go through your phone to make sure that you're not to find your plug, to find your connect. And so it's an immediate thing we need to do.

Speaker 1 But what the lawyers eventually said is phones are not just telephones anymore. It's your personal advice.
You can have your PDF of your will in there.

Speaker 1 You can have all kinds of personal business that's beyond your phone. So even if if I paid a bill, that might justify me going through your phone, but that doesn't justify me going through your email.

Speaker 1 My psychiatrist might be in there.

Speaker 1 So, even if somebody paid a bill, maybe a kid is different, but as an adult, like, you can't just go through somebody's shit and say, I pay the bill because it's more in there than your phone.

Speaker 1 And I feel like it's a shame that this needs to be explained to

Speaker 1 adult humans out there.

Speaker 2 You know, it does go both ways, right?

Speaker 1 Men do check their women's phones.

Speaker 1 I'm saying adults. Oh, yeah, these adult humans.

Speaker 1 I did it one time. Never again.

Speaker 2 What did you find?

Speaker 1 Just what you think. Bubble guts.

Speaker 1 Bubble guts is right at the end of that conversation. I was like, what?

Speaker 1 And I feel like that should be enough to teach everybody that valuable lesson except for Scorpios.

Speaker 1 Wait, wait. If you go in a phone and get that sick sensation in your body when you find something, that's normally enough to teach rational human beings.

Speaker 1 Again, not Scorpios. Rational human beings not to do that again.
Yeah. Like me.

Speaker 1 You did it before. I got on the phone with T-Mobile one good time.

Speaker 1 This is back in the day

Speaker 1 when they still kept your text thread. I'm talking about 05,

Speaker 1 06, 07, 08. What? Can I tell the story? You told the story here before, but you can tell the mark if you like.
That nigga went into Inspector Gadget mode.

Speaker 1 I don't play. That nigga did, fam.
I didn't even know this. Shorty had a double lock.

Speaker 1 She had two coats oh and guess what this is at the time master locksmith over here

Speaker 1 two time two time authentication and all of that i didn't know you could do that but guess what she did it didn't matter give my man about four hours it's a little bit of heartache he got right through there you really did it four hours more it might have been more than

Speaker 1 her phone for four hours he didn't have her phone he called t-mobile oh oh oh okay and got to politicking and got everything that was in that phone

Speaker 1 Spent the rest of the night talking. Hey, I got the truth.
You found everything you was looking for? I got the truth. How many packs you smoked that day? I don't know.

Speaker 1 It was bad. Did it matter? Yeah, it matters.
What I mean is typically when people look, they already know what they're going to find. They already have a suspicion.

Speaker 1 By the time you get to a double lock, you're probably thinking there's some shit in here I don't need to find. But you still want to find it.
If that's your journey, it's not my thing.

Speaker 1 That's the other reason I don't go in phones today.

Speaker 1 I'm too obsessive, and I know it about myself. So once I get start the journey, I'm on the journey.
Now I'm not doing nothing else. I'm not eating.

Speaker 1 I'm not sleeping. We're not kicking it.
It ain't hookah time. A little coffee.
I'm going to get what I'm looking for. I ain't done that since 20 hour years old.
No, that nigga was 25, 26, 27.

Speaker 1 Sometimes you go in there hoping that you're just hoping that you're wrong. That you were wrong.
If you really hope that you're wrong, stay the fuck out the phone.

Speaker 1 No, not necessarily. If you want to be optimistic, be optimistic.
Yeah. Yeah, don't do both.
And then don't tell me. No, I understand

Speaker 1 that you're doing this because you had woman's intuition or gut feeling and then go on the phone. Bitch, trust your gut.
Right, right. That's true.

Speaker 1 If your gut is that good, what you looking for confirmation for? That's true.

Speaker 1 And again, just respect everyone's privacy. Indeed.

Speaker 1 The stupid ass therapist, the expensive therapist,

Speaker 1 last time we went.

Speaker 1 900 hour.

Speaker 1 The expensive therapist,

Speaker 1 get right to the point. Did I ever come in and tell y'all that? No.
No. The expensive therapist ain't none of that hoot nanny I dealt with with the other relationship therapists.

Speaker 1 Oh, that's what he keeps doing. Oh, oh, that's what he's going to do.

Speaker 1 Oh, no, no. He's telling you through his actions exactly what he wants to do at the end of the day.
How long you been doing? No, he's never changing. This is him.
What's up? Are you staying, leaving?

Speaker 1 That's a 900 one? Yo, she got so right to the point. Me and my girl looked at each other.

Speaker 1 We looked at each other. No, no, no.
no, we need a little delivery. No, we started defending each other.

Speaker 1 That's the 900 one? Yes. Oh, that's lovely.
I love that. They shouldn't drag you.
Right.

Speaker 1 500, they might have dragged you. Yo, because we got to get to the bottom.
Yo, 900, yo, look.

Speaker 1 Unpack it. Yo, fam.
She a piece of shit. He a piece of shit.
No, no, no, no. Y'all going to accept it or what?

Speaker 1 I don't like that style.

Speaker 1 Yo, it gives you

Speaker 1 some gaslight ability. We need to

Speaker 1 help us understand each other. Because you're a manipulator.
So that's what you want to do. To each other and for each other.
Don't just start hitting us both with the truth. What about these?

Speaker 1 Yo, we just sat down here and you giving us the cold, hard truth.

Speaker 1 We walked out of here holding hands.

Speaker 1 That shit worked.

Speaker 1 It worked.

Speaker 1 Because we started defending each other so hard against the therapist. We was like,

Speaker 1 I'm going to just say, yo, I was going to be

Speaker 1 honest. For nine whole hundreds.
I don't know why she did that. That's lovely.
Took two sessions. Yeah.
Lovely. Brought the love right back in.

Speaker 1 Another nigga would have dragged you for seven sessions at 500 an hour. Why did I bring up this therapy shit right now? I was going through.
Cell phones. We're talking about going through cell phones.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, optimistic.

Speaker 1 When y'all in relationships, do y'all give up? Well, not give up.

Speaker 1 Can you sit near together, pick up your phone, go through your phone? Not like go through it for you. Yeah.

Speaker 1 They can. Oh, yeah.
No. No passwords, none of that.
My girl worked at the scent at the, you know, you know, the center in New York when the foul is under review?

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's a caucus. Yeah, over there.
I think they moved it to New York now, which the whole center, all of the screens, and they get on the phones with the referees.

Speaker 1 My girl got a whole infrastructure set up.

Speaker 1 Ice just had to prove to me three weeks ago that she wasn't on my iCloud.

Speaker 1 You never seen John Wick?

Speaker 1 She's John Wick.

Speaker 1 She has access to my stuff somehow, and I don't know.

Speaker 1 Is this like a suspicion? No. It's per him.
Take this.

Speaker 1 Friday night,

Speaker 1 one of my

Speaker 1 bartenders of choice

Speaker 1 calls off of work.

Speaker 1 I send a text

Speaker 1 to her

Speaker 1 that says,

Speaker 1 Yo, you ain't, you ain't in working tonight. You off tonight with the eyes and the little face.

Speaker 1 And that's where I go wrong, too. My emojis.

Speaker 1 Somebody is. You've never been a good emojis.

Speaker 1 Yeah, somebody looking at your shits. Them emojis jump off the thing.
And they got them now where they could 3D them.

Speaker 1 Like that.

Speaker 1 So anyway, I send that text.

Speaker 1 The bartender

Speaker 1 cropped the text.

Speaker 1 To just show yo, you working tonight? And her saying, no, I'm off. Or whatever she said, I'll be back Monday or whenever she said.
Crops it. No name, no nothing.
Posts it on her story.

Speaker 1 Says, yo, if you're looking for me, I'll be back such and such a day.

Speaker 1 A day later, my girl sends me the text.

Speaker 1 No, no, she sends me the crop story. The crop story.
The crop story. The crop.

Speaker 1 LOL, yo, you stupid.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 Well, everyone does have a little text.

Speaker 1 Y'all think I'm playing. No, she knows my email.
Maybe she knows your emoji And that's what she said.

Speaker 1 I said, because we done been through enough therapy and had this talk too many times. To whereas I just submit now.
Yo, how you? I said, it was me,

Speaker 1 but how you know?

Speaker 1 And she knows she can't say to me, I'm in your phone or I got access to your shit because you know I'll flip out, even though I know it's happening. So she says,

Speaker 1 I know you're emotional. I know people, though.
I know people. I know you like the back of my head.
It's scary. Look, I know you better than I know myself

Speaker 1 i know how you sleep your breathing patterns i know how you speak i know how you text i know how you emoji i know how you love i know how you like i know how you talk to these

Speaker 1 i know everything you say to these bartenders

Speaker 1 i'm gonna always be able to spot my man's text

Speaker 1 anywhere forever

Speaker 2 I think that equal parts turned you on and scared you.

Speaker 1 Blink twice.

Speaker 1 I've been scared. I've been scared.
I could give y'all 19

Speaker 1 different of these of these to whereas

Speaker 1 it's so bad. I say,

Speaker 1 yo, this is manipulation.

Speaker 1 Yo, when I gotta say that to somebody,

Speaker 1 well, you ran out of gas. Right, yo, enough.

Speaker 2 But does this surprise you

Speaker 1 at all? Does what?

Speaker 2 The fact that she has memorized like your nuances.

Speaker 1 Step your game up, nigga. What game? I'm just being me.
Change how you text. I wasn't running game.
I wasn't. You sent the eyes.
You always send the eyes.

Speaker 1 That is your thing.

Speaker 1 She knows the time, the girls work. She gives you interested.
Dead giveaway. What was the face?

Speaker 2 Which emoji face was it?

Speaker 1 I gotta go look.

Speaker 1 I look

Speaker 1 dog. Sit your fucking eyes.

Speaker 2 We know which one I think it might be.

Speaker 1 This one. With the one hand? Yeah, with the hand.
If it's the one hand, you cheated.

Speaker 1 The fuck did you talk about? Don't say that.

Speaker 1 You can't send another girl to one hand flip.

Speaker 1 One hand is a lie.

Speaker 1 Look.

Speaker 1 You can't do that, nigga. Nigga, if you sit a one hand, you

Speaker 1 back to counseling. Nigga, how far to text, nigga? It was just all the day.
We talked. What the fuck are you talking about, nigga? No, she was cursing you out, nigga.
Hey, go out. But we text a lot.

Speaker 1 Click on a picture. Why don't you go to the one with the bartender? Why don't you go to the one with the bartender?

Speaker 1 DM. What's DM?

Speaker 1 Well, y'all can talk. Here we go.
Here we go.

Speaker 1 Oh, it was the yellow face with the. I like this emoji with the black eyes.

Speaker 2 Oh, with the sunglasses?

Speaker 1 With the exes? With the black eyes. That one.

Speaker 2 Oh, it's the sad face.

Speaker 1 It's a sad face. You're pouting.

Speaker 1 You're pouting because she got dead. You got caught.
What the fuck are you doing, nigga? That's a lie. Why would you say that? Sad water.
That's hard.

Speaker 1 I don't want to say that. You're my man.
Look, I'm going to stay.

Speaker 1 Nah, fuck that. That wasn't that bad, my nigga.
Nah, fuck that. Yo, I like that emoji, but that's the one.

Speaker 1 I don't think it's as dramatic as apparently y'all do. I've seen emojis.
She's not there.

Speaker 1 You've always been horrible with emojis, bro. So then, and then because of that, because you're right.
You're right. I'm taking that.
You pouting because she's not there.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's how y'all take it. And that's how she took it.
That's how everybody takes it. That's clearly what it is.
It's a pouty face. Yeah.
I think it's called the pouty emoji. Oh, man.

Speaker 1 You're not coming. Oh.

Speaker 1 And now, when your partner sees that

Speaker 1 and she's black,

Speaker 1 what does she say to you? You guessed it.

Speaker 1 Yo, why are you such a thirsty ass?

Speaker 1 Why are you such a thirsty ass nigga? Did you start stuttering when you responded? And then I'm like, I'm thirsty because of the sad, the black eye emoji. The gas start coming.

Speaker 1 No, he started. I just don't think it's.

Speaker 1 That shit was Shell or

Speaker 1 he walked around with a propane tank.

Speaker 1 That shit wasn't a cheap shit. That nigga wasn't race wave.
Yeah, that nigga.

Speaker 1 He had the

Speaker 1 amico. That nigga got 94.

Speaker 1 No, that nigga keep a gas tank with him. Nah, he ain't playing.
Yeah, it is.

Speaker 1 You can tell that, Joey, he thinks. That's why he's blood pressure so hard.
Corey, you're right. Yeah, exactly.
That's exactly right. Her and y'all.
And it's not us, nigga. It's her and y'all.

Speaker 1 You leave here thinking about the job that we did and all the shit we say. You go home and sit down and think about it.
I can't believe these niggas.

Speaker 1 Then you start pondering and fucking doing research. Nigga, relax.
Harping. Yeah.
Harping. Harping.
Go upstairs. Harping is fucking up.
Don't go in your house to the harp, nigga.

Speaker 1 You just bought a new fucking car. Leave niggas alone.
Go sleep. Go relax.
Go speed up the west side, nigga. Yeah.
Looking for a touchdown. I ain't say all that.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Sorry, baby.

Speaker 1 Don't put the face. Put regular.
See, that's something that without y'all, I would die on that one. What, though? You die on that hill? On that pouty face.

Speaker 1 Like in my house, like, what's wrong with that hill?

Speaker 1 What's wrong with texting? But let's get into yo, you're not working with some of my family. Because it's not just the black guys, it's like watery.
Who gives a fuck? I'm texting the bar. My

Speaker 1 girl sent a bartenders at the bar I like to go to on a Friday night. Why I can't send that text.
If it was reversed, Joe, what would you do? Because now y'all got me sound like I'd be sounding.

Speaker 1 If it was reversed, yeah, pay attention, nigga. If it was reversed, you can't ask.

Speaker 1 No, I can't. If she sent powdy eyes, how would you feel?

Speaker 1 Yo, you're not going to be at the restaurant today to serve me? Pouty eyes. How would you feel? My girl don't work at a restaurant.
You know, meaning her favorite fails.

Speaker 1 Oh, how would I know that? Same way she found out.

Speaker 1 Yeah, he posted the story. So you wouldn't do all that shit with me.
That would never happen. Yeah, that's fair.
There is no one

Speaker 1 where I would see a cropped out text and be like, that's my girl. My girl wrote that.
My girl wrote that.

Speaker 1 Okay,

Speaker 1 let's go. Nor would I ever go in her phone and see it because I protect myself from these things.

Speaker 2 Let's just say you're walking by the phone, it's face up That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 I don't look at phones when they face up. Yeah, I look at it.
Because I don't want nobody looking at my phone when it's face up. My father believes in that same shit.

Speaker 1 Lead up with none of that. I ain't doing that face up.
I don't want to see nothing on your phone. Because I know me and I know that I can find something that I'm mad at.

Speaker 1 I can find something that's totally fine and get mad at it. Yeah.
You got to know yourself.

Speaker 1 So why would I do that? He's right. Why would I do that? I wouldn't do that.
How about you? He's right.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 let me separate the talk now because this is where you get yourself in trouble.

Speaker 1 And this is wrong to say. And it's financial abuse.

Speaker 1 Let's go, Corey. But if I did see that, are all of my bills getting paid?

Speaker 1 Like, all of them.

Speaker 1 Yo, you a financial abuser, nigga. You like Mermaid off of that shit.

Speaker 1 You did your wee made off.

Speaker 1 Yo.

Speaker 1 I ain't gonna lie. I like the way that I'm doing it.
I'm not talking about me or her no more because she'll get mad. I can't even say that in the relationship no more.
Hey, I tried to follow that.

Speaker 1 I tried to follow that shit. Like, that shit worked until I was told, like, yo, nigga, you know what? I'm thinking about applications for like the MTA and shit like that.
Like, it's like,

Speaker 1 that's what

Speaker 1 she said, you know what?

Speaker 1 Wow. I got a trick for you, buddy.

Speaker 1 You think I ain't gonna go. You a bad ass on me, nigga.
I'm gonna doctor. And that's a threat to financial abuse.
It is. It is.

Speaker 1 She said, nigga, my. Yo, I'm joking.
I'm joking. I'm joking.
I'm joking.

Speaker 1 I'm joking. Please.
I try to follow your bag.

Speaker 1 I'm joking. I'm joking.
I'm joking.

Speaker 1 But niggas do that. Are you against financial abuse, Mark? Yeah.
Of course. He is.
I pretty much. He's a lover.
I'm against all abuse.

Speaker 1 He's a lover. That nigga like this.
That's a good answer. All right.
Yo, I love you. All right, so before I move on, I'll spill a little more, and then I'll ask you my financial abuse question again.

Speaker 1 Me and my girl have a lot of fun together. I ain't gonna lie.
We do. Here's what I got for you.

Speaker 1 Her birthday's coming up.

Speaker 1 Nice.

Speaker 1 I say, one day you'll tell me about

Speaker 1 what you want to do for your birthday.

Speaker 1 Supposed to do that. She says, Yo,

Speaker 1 I want you to yada, yada, yada. I was trying to make a run.
I want you to yada, yada, yada, yada. Don't forget the card.
I was like, cool.

Speaker 1 I said,

Speaker 1 and a card.

Speaker 1 She heard,

Speaker 1 and a car.

Speaker 1 That's awkward. And said, oh, you're going to do that? And the car?

Speaker 1 And I said, no,

Speaker 1 I would never want to do that because I wouldn't want to financially abuse you.

Speaker 1 And if I got the car and that,

Speaker 1 I would be expecting a certain behavior, which is wrong.

Speaker 1 Wow. Damn it.
That's the double reverse manipulation. Wow.

Speaker 1 What would that be called in Uno? What would that be called? Uno reverse. That is definitely, yo.
She had to draw eight, nigga. Wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 1 At that point, I did what y'all just did, but in my head, clapped for myself. I thought I smoked that.

Speaker 1 She then said,

Speaker 1 well,

Speaker 1 in that instance,

Speaker 1 I wouldn't view that as financial abuse.

Speaker 1 Reverse to reverse.

Speaker 1 Wait. That's why your blood pressure out.
Drunks blood, Nick.

Speaker 1 So the determiner of when financial abuse is financial abuse

Speaker 1 is you?

Speaker 1 Yo, Joe. Yo, I asked you again.

Speaker 1 You are against financial abuse. I'm totally against that.
I am against financial abuse. But are you against them being the determiner of...

Speaker 1 Are you against, are you for the victim being the determiner of when and when it isn't? No, because we're not even having those conversations.

Speaker 1 I'll say this: I'm against the victimizer defining it for sure. Like, like the close stack.

Speaker 1 Come on, Mark.

Speaker 1 Trunchu, you get a red seven.

Speaker 1 Come on, Mark. No, that's a fact, though.
All right, moving on. This nigga, man.
Nah, he killed that.

Speaker 1 These niggas killed. Oh, my God, nigga.

Speaker 1 Y'all niggas is the women whisperers, man.

Speaker 1 Baby, I love you. I love you.
These guys are great. That was great.

Speaker 1 It is wrong. And you know what, though, is a cheat code.
Her birthday and Christmas is

Speaker 1 close to each other. Not close enough.
But it's close.

Speaker 1 It's close to each other.

Speaker 1 Speak about it, man.

Speaker 1 Scorpio season. It's very close to each other.

Speaker 1 She has a cheat code. That's a cheat code.

Speaker 1 She's getting double gift in the fourth quarter. Like, her shit is set up lovely, nigga.
Your fourth quarter, I know you're a little bit.

Speaker 2 It's the fourth quarter. Yes,

Speaker 1 August 31st is not the fourth quarter.

Speaker 1 No, he's not a fourth quarter.

Speaker 2 I feel like we're splitting frogs here.

Speaker 1 September is for August 31st. Dude, though.
August 31st.

Speaker 2 He just made it. So isn't would September 1st be considered fourth quarter?

Speaker 1 Yes. No.
October 1st.

Speaker 1 October 1st. October 1st.
Fair enough.

Speaker 1 Quarters. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Yes, yes, yes, yes. I'm sorry.
Got it. Yes, yes.
You're right. Mel, you checked.
Come on, Mel. Sorry.

Speaker 1 She went to Juilliard.

Speaker 1 She went to ADC College. She went to college.

Speaker 1 Yeah, ACDC college, nigga. You went to the rise.

Speaker 1 I'm sorry. Do we care about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Of course we do.
I watched it. I do.
I watched it. How was it?

Speaker 2 It was five and a half hours. You watched the whole thing?

Speaker 1 No, I had to skim through a couple things now. Okay.
I watched it. But what I saw of it looked like how it should look.
Absolutely.

Speaker 1 They do an amazing job. And shout out to Quest Love for an award show.
Any hip-hop or hip-hop adjacent shit, yo, Quest Love, come straighten this shit out. And did for both Tribe and Mary.

Speaker 2 So the new inductees were Cool and the Gang, Dave Matthews band, Mary J. Blige, a tribe called Quest, and Cher.

Speaker 1 Wow. I don't understand.
There were some other ones. The choice of the Deion Warwick.

Speaker 1 You forgot the black people.

Speaker 2 Well, no, I said cool.

Speaker 1 You got Deion Warwick. You said Mary J.
Blige. I said tribe.
Deion Warwick.

Speaker 2 I did not.

Speaker 1 That's what friends are for. Ozzy made it.
Ozzy. Was it?

Speaker 1 As a solo artist. I think Black Sabbath was already in there.
They were. Yeah.
Yeah. Ozzy made it.
Can somebody explain to me

Speaker 1 why Cher is just getting in there, why Tribe Call Quest is just getting in there?

Speaker 1 Like, how does, no disrespect to Jay-Z, I think Jay-Z should be in there first ballot, but it seemed like, how do people, how does

Speaker 1 chronologically, yeah, chronologically, like, how are people who make selection take place? Yeah, it's just weird to me that like share should not just be making the Hall of Fame.

Speaker 2 Well, Cher had some controversy with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Speaker 1 That's fair. How about Tribe? Like,

Speaker 1 I just don't get it. How did Tribe make it before? How does Eminem make it before Tribe?

Speaker 1 Yeah. That's wild to me.

Speaker 1 He's way bigger than more more impactful. You know the answer.
You know the answer. I should say, I hate that that's what happened.

Speaker 2 Who was the chairman of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? The one that it was uncovered that he had like super racist remarks and shit like that? Jan something or other?

Speaker 1 I don't know. No, yeah, I think that was Rolling Stone.
I think we were all. Okay, okay.
Sorry. Made a move.

Speaker 2 But if he was,

Speaker 2 doesn't it have the same kind of he can be on the board of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and still be, you know, whatever with Rolling Stone? I don't know. I don't know.
I think that he was.

Speaker 1 Okay, maybe. Yeah.
That's possible. Let's check it before we just get to saying things.

Speaker 1 That's how we get in the middle of the day.

Speaker 1 She said

Speaker 1 we be falling for it, too. We be believing it.
No, no, no.

Speaker 1 She said shit was connected.

Speaker 1 Tribe shit was fire, though. Dave, Dave Shabbat.

Speaker 2 Jan Wenner was removed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's board of directors.

Speaker 1 Thank you. Can't you talk a shit? Yeah.
She can't talk. Well, she wouldn't have to talk a shit.
If she would have said, I think.

Speaker 1 She could just be right, then we wouldn't have to guess. You say I think, I ain't rolling.
Okay. Look it up.

Speaker 2 Well, you right? It was a fact. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So that could be the reason why we're just getting tribe called Quest in there because he was a fucking racist and he was on the board of directors and influential.

Speaker 1 That would make sense. That would make sense.
So what would be the excuse for Jay-Z or the other black people?

Speaker 2 I don't really have a reason for it, but I'm just giving a reason as to why maybe certain people took a little bit longer and other people.

Speaker 1 Like Jay-Z is hard to avoid. Yeah.
And he brings money and he brings it. And he deserves it.
Jay-Z deserves it 100%. I think over all in all, they've gotten much blacker in the last

Speaker 1 maybe five years or so. Tales was different before.
You know what I'm saying? Like, they weren't really just letting us.

Speaker 1 Now it's been a hip-hop act every year. True.
I think it's bought money and revenue. Where revenue is, we're going to go.
You know what I'm saying? Let me clap it up for that, too.

Speaker 1 That's awesome. So I think that, like, LL, they let LL get up there and go crazy.

Speaker 1 What was that last year or two years ago? LL went crazy. Again, after Jay-Z.
Yeah. Weird to me.
Yo, we don't diss Jay-Z up here, too. I'm the world's biggest Jay-Z fan.
This is not...

Speaker 1 That's why you keep making these little, I just want you to know the tone of this room.

Speaker 1 We don't really speak

Speaker 1 negatively about

Speaker 1 low volume. Jay-Z's my top five.
Jay-Z is maybe my favorite rapper. I love Jay-Z.
This is not about Jay-Z. Top five.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Who else?

Speaker 1 Is that disrespectful? Yeah. I think so.
Oh, you say he should be higher? Yeah. He is higher.
He is higher. I'm just saying top five.
He's top three.

Speaker 1 Sure. Say top three.
He's top three.

Speaker 1 Top five sound a little more shady. I mean,

Speaker 1 we could debate it, but in general, he's top five, top three for me.

Speaker 1 Sometimes number one. You can't debate.
45. You can't name four rappers that you think is better than Jay-Z.
It depends on what you mean. You say, I can't name who? Four rappers.

Speaker 1 I can't have four rappers that you think are better than Jay-Z. No, you can't.
I can't name four rappers greater than Jay-Z, but I can name four rappers better than Jay-Z. Don't give me that list.

Speaker 1 I think Black Thorpe's a better rapper than Jay-Z.

Speaker 1 I think Andre 3000 is a better rapper than Jay-Z. If we just talk about better, now if we're talking about, if we're talking about overall, no,

Speaker 1 I could make the same argument argument for Kendrick at this point. And he's not in my top five.
I can make some argument for Biggie.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 I said, okay.

Speaker 1 I said, okay.

Speaker 1 You answered it. I'm out.

Speaker 1 Got an old nigga slide. This ain't really ready to let it slide, though.
I'm willing to let the beef in.

Speaker 1 My man's circling around. I'm not saying they hire on my left.
My man right there.

Speaker 1 What is he after the city?

Speaker 1 My top five has them in it. All I'm saying is, most days Jay-Z would be number one or number two for me.
I'm just saying, that's why I just say top five to avoid having to rank them.

Speaker 1 I just say top five. That's all I'm saying.
They also should let Black Thought do all of the

Speaker 1 like they recreate the hits from these artists, and they should let Black Thought do it. He's like an encyclopedia of songs that have already existed on top of his own incredibleness.
Freaking genes.

Speaker 1 But he does like the tones and everything perfect. Queen Latifa went up there and she did great, but she was missing some words.
Black Thought came in and just cleaned that shit up.

Speaker 1 Yeah, he's a freaking nature, man. Yeah, it's unreal.

Speaker 1 As is Queen La Tifa. Yeah, no doubt.
I love Queen Latifa. As is Queen La Tifa.
No doubt. It's hard to remember someone else's raps.

Speaker 1 Like, even songs that we all know the back of our hand, we get up there. You got a rap, right? Yeah, it's a little different.
It's hard to remember my raps.

Speaker 1 Yeah, exactly. It's hard to remember raps.
Now, remember Fife shit from 1989. Good luck.
It's hard to remember my Tomorrow to-do list. And Rest in Peace, Fife.
Rest in Peace, Fife.

Speaker 1 That tribe tribute was everything. It was.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 That was something special.

Speaker 1 Good to go down that fucking just memory lane.

Speaker 1 I went to the check the round video.

Speaker 1 Really?

Speaker 1 Yeah. I went to the checked around video.
It was shooting right down there. I was in Queens.

Speaker 1 That's dope. That's dope.
That's dope. That's dope.

Speaker 1 I didn't know what was going on, but my brother was a huge tribe fan. So I was on drive.
Dog, I was like, I was in high school. Right there on Landa Boulevard.

Speaker 1 I was in high school. You had to be mad, small.
I was. Yeah.

Speaker 1 that whole run. That whole

Speaker 1 bomb. I was in ninth grade.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I was small. You were tiny.
I was small. Fuck you, nigga.

Speaker 1 I had an ear. I had an ear.
We know.

Speaker 1 Yo, congratulations to

Speaker 1 Tribe Call Quest.

Speaker 1 And again, I just love Q-Tip doing albums. I love Q-Tip doing anything.
I love how Q-Tip looked. Yeah, he looked like he looked great.
Q-Tip looked like, whoa.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 1 i was just about to say it go ahead but i mean you can say he did look awesome i'm just agreeing with you y'all know my i like to see or i like to see the hip-hop legends

Speaker 1 look like that

Speaker 1 at this age uh rest in peace to all of the hip-hop legends we've lost batman scoop and just everybody just everybody it's too many to name but q-tip looked like money looked like he smelled good

Speaker 1 skin was ripe go ahead shout out to q-tip manip

Speaker 1 What else we got? What else we got that's important, unimportant? I don't care. Anywhere y'all want to go, just not incubator babies yet.

Speaker 1 Because Ish came in.

Speaker 1 Now, Ish was really perturbed over that one.

Speaker 1 No, he was mad. Yo, y'all, y'all know what they're doing with the babies? Y'all seen the shit? The incubator base like the Matrix.
I was like, whoa, I'll be dead. It wasn't AI.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'll be dead, buddy.

Speaker 1 Okay. Keep laughing.
I'll be long gone. Maybe not.
The shit is moving fast, fam. I know we're not supposed to talk about it, but I don't understand the story.

Speaker 1 I don't think I care that much about incubated babies, but maybe I don't understand the story. Basically, it was...

Speaker 1 Damn it.

Speaker 1 Nah, go ahead.

Speaker 1 So they're leaning toward trying to

Speaker 1 make babies wombless babies, literally, where they don't have to be carried in the womb. They putting them in an incubator.
From the beginning.

Speaker 1 So the picture, Park's point was it was AI, but it was like an illustration of literally, and and they can all hold up the 3,000 at one time and all this other shit of just literally babies being created and nursed in a pod as opposed to a woman's womb.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna still go ahead and try to make it the old-fashioned way. That's right,

Speaker 1 yeah, takes all the fun out of it. That shit is scary, bro.
Like, it's scary. Who wants sexless babies?

Speaker 1 Is it sexless? Don't tell me that. Some other powers that be.
Isn't it like you do like IBM, and then you put it in the world?

Speaker 1 The people that run the world. Yeah.
Probably don't want sex.

Speaker 1 You have a whole host now of army of whatever that you want to rock with. Yeah, they want to stream farm us.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 That's all.

Speaker 1 That sounds boring. And we're not fucking at a fast enough clip.
They keep having population conversations. Yes.

Speaker 1 That shit is scary, dog. And now they could put this.

Speaker 1 They got all your DNA. You can't.
They buying up DNA by the billions. 23andMe just went out.
All of us.

Speaker 2 And they won't say what they're doing with the DNA.

Speaker 1 This could be it. Baby.

Speaker 1 I don't think it's so scary. I ain't going to let nobody that don't come from a pussy beat me up.

Speaker 1 Oh, no, no, no, that's not true. Because now, look, this is funny.
If you don't come out of a pussy, my nigga. You could pick your genetics.
So you could pick and alter the genetics.

Speaker 1 You could pick your eye color. You could pick your height.
You could pick all of that shit. So now they basically creating superhumans.
Some Ivan Drago shit. Yes, my nigga.
And he gonna whip you up.

Speaker 1 Ivan Drago will fuck you up. You got broken wrists from shooting jumples.
Imagine what that nigga gonna give you.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna whoop the fucking ass. Y'all think I would fight Ivan Drago?

Speaker 1 Yup. I mean,

Speaker 1 if you can't get to that Ferrari.

Speaker 2 Look, if you can't get to that Ferrari, I think you'd defend yourself if he came along and tried to fuck you up.

Speaker 1 I would, but do you think it would be by fighting?

Speaker 1 People can catch you at.

Speaker 1 Pretty much. I'm about to blake you.
I'd let no nigga go for you. He dies, he dies.
You ever be blink you?

Speaker 1 I'm not letting no nigga that could put me down with a one-hit quitter get. That's my eye on him the whole night anyway.
It's not true. I'm profiling.
It's not true.

Speaker 1 Anywhere I go, I'm identifying the niggas that probably have a punch that could put me down. When the nigga caught you, and I'm staring at them.
And the nigga caught you slipping in the club.

Speaker 1 Dog. He didn't have to one-hit a quitter, but he could have.
That nigga was an aunt.

Speaker 1 That nigga was like nothing. Let me be them little niggas that put you down, though.
I wasn't even paying him no mom.

Speaker 1 I'm going to smoke.

Speaker 1 When I come back, I'm going to go. Throw her some money.

Speaker 1 My brain was not wearing that. Like, nigga, move.
You just ruined the vibe. But no, the more I hit a quitter, nigga, no, I'm cool.

Speaker 1 You ain't going to have to film me because now they're going to film you.

Speaker 1 Back in the day, it was just World Star.

Speaker 1 Now it's the world.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Looking at you, star.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, yeah, no. I'm cool.
I'm cool on that.

Speaker 1 Let's see.

Speaker 2 Speaking of strip clubs, isn't there a new mandate that just came out?

Speaker 1 Hey, look at you knowing the tea.

Speaker 1 That ain't a mandate. Look at you know in the strip club tea.
It was a suggestion. Okay, let's hear the suggestion.
From who, though? It was a stripper site.

Speaker 2 From the young ladies.

Speaker 1 No, it was a stripper site. Don't.
Site? Yeah. Porter? Nah, it was some shit that came across my feed that made it.
Came across your feet. I love it.
You sound like a fucking crazy.

Speaker 1 how you have both the strippers and the babies and the incubators in the same feed yeah his feed is wild because i like women and i got a two-year-old so my algorithm going crazy uh i just want to know where this stripper is from that said it but this is like a faceless person yeah it was a faceless it said basically guys when y'all come in the strip club with a thousand dollars don't bust a thousand dollars down on three strippers with your broke ass you need to just focus on one and give her that thousand dollars instead of divvying it up amongst three chicks like stripper etiquette 101 type shit

Speaker 1 and I immediately got a little offended well you got offended over the chick that your man brought with y'all wanting Calamari

Speaker 1 so of course you're gonna get offended

Speaker 1 why were you offended reading that fam if somebody comes in and if he busts down a thousand dollars amongst three people that's one customer that gave you $300 that night that's okay I'll let you finish first you get what I'm saying that's only one one nigga.

Speaker 1 But that's also not true. Why?

Speaker 1 Because that's not strip club math.

Speaker 1 You're not getting a thousand. And that's why they're saying that.
So one chick could have got five, the other one got $250, $250. The one chick could have got eight, the other one got $100 and $100.

Speaker 1 You only get one strip class. And that's not strip club math.
If three girls come over to you and you throw $1,000, most house rules say that those three have to split that.

Speaker 1 They're going to split that and have to pay their house fee, the

Speaker 1 bar bag fee. They're going to have mad fees and the club fee.
Joe, but that's one patron.

Speaker 1 Wait, that just took your, if you ever speak to some of these people, that just took your 335

Speaker 1 down to one something.

Speaker 1 And then they're going to, and they're going to have to stay to account all that money. The club going to have to take that money.
So they say, yeah,

Speaker 1 that's wrong. Why are you saying it's wrong? Because that is the way the inner workings go.

Speaker 1 But that thousand dollars that they made, at the end of the night, they got to bust down their total to the bar backs, the everybody wrong.

Speaker 1 It don't go per that's irrelevant to this conversation. Because if three girls are on you, that don't mean we're working together for the night.
That's true.

Speaker 1 Does that mean that three girls are on you? You just came up. You guys want to focus on that? No, no, that's true.
No, so what I'm saying is, but that's one patron. So Parks threw a stat.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Mark throws 700. Imani throws five.
Damn.

Speaker 1 I think I throw 3.

Speaker 1 I ain't dissing you. I throw 3.

Speaker 1 Flip might throw 15. A lot more than still club.
That's why I don't go.

Speaker 1 Flip might throw 15.

Speaker 1 If I go,

Speaker 1 I wouldn't. Personally, I don't spend less than 10.
Like, if I go. Oh, shit.
Yeah, if I go, I don't, to be clear, I don't go to strip clubs anymore.

Speaker 1 I ain't been a strike club in about what year is this? 20th? I ain't been to Stripo about six years, five, six years. And you threw 10 bands six years ago? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Right to fast.

Speaker 1 And I would only have three dancers if I was doing that. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 But I'm saying, but I have to have a thousand to be one dancer. You, him? No, not like that.
I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 Big fish. Big fisherman.
That's when they're about to hate your DMs up.

Speaker 1 That's a bad one.

Speaker 1 How about

Speaker 1 you was on TV at that time, right? Exactly. Yeah, it'll show up now.

Speaker 1 Not on it no more, nigga. So you can't go throw 10,000 in the middle of the moment.
I think you're so smart.

Speaker 1 You're talking about that TV shit.

Speaker 1 I was a singer that throwing 10 minutes. Yeah, yeah.
Oh, yeah. I was going to see it in BT.
I had to show a VH for all that shit. Yeah, I'm going to throw that shit up game.

Speaker 1 Now you can't throw that shit there. That's when he was on college sale.

Speaker 1 He threw that shit up game.

Speaker 1 But that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 No, so yeah, I'm saying this. At the end of the night, they got to bust down and pay mad people.
But all of that don't just come from $1,000.

Speaker 1 With Joe's saying they made $300,000, the dudes might get a nice living. But

Speaker 1 I think if one man throws $100 on somebody, that shouldn't be frowned. But here's the problem with the nigga with $1,000.

Speaker 1 It's not that he's spending $1,000. It's that they usually milk that.

Speaker 1 If you come in there with $1,000 and you're not going to make ATM, you're not borrowing no no more money you're gonna be sitting and milking that shit for the next three hours you're taking up all their time you're not doing it like if you got money you throw up a thousand in a minute right no that's like if you throw he put he couldn't the ogs the og strippers the og strippers not staying around they work in the room but that's when they see that this nigga's milking the stack i'm gonna get the ten dollars from him and i'm gonna be back i'm going over here that's how they but but here's the problem right if you if you get if you first of all if you bring in money to the strip club most of the time if you bring it enough you go into your own section so you order in a bottle so they see you there with the bottle

Speaker 1 They see you bringing this shit out. I'm going to ruin my career.

Speaker 1 Big Mark. Brink a dumpster.
Dark.

Speaker 1 You, my man. I'm over there with my high 400.

Speaker 1 Excuse the example, but it's like, no, I'm not going to use that example. Yeah, be careful, nigga.

Speaker 1 Come up here and try to get it. A lot of listeners.
A lot of listeners. But the point is, once they see you doing that, now everybody's flocking to that area.

Speaker 1 So now you're throwing all that money up.

Speaker 1 You can't then start peeling off ones one by one. That's who they're talking about.

Speaker 1 They talking about the dude that

Speaker 1 it's not the dude that's in gin pop that's just got a thousand dollars that's just getting lap dances. It could be.
It's a nigga that did all making spectacles. They specify a spectacle, man.

Speaker 1 They said $1,000. And if I come to the strip club and I bust a G, respect me a little bit, sweetie.
What the fuck are you talking about? None. Sweetie, what do you think about this?

Speaker 1 How long did it take you to bust the stack?

Speaker 1 How long did it take you to bust the stack? An hour.

Speaker 1 Nigga, you think that's too wrong? That's crazy.

Speaker 1 He's crazy. Yo, he call me crazy.
He's wow. Well, I call him frugal, but he's.

Speaker 1 You're going to get the whack joint, though. You know what?

Speaker 1 I'm not going to give him no money to get him.

Speaker 1 Yeah, whack joints. Ain't nobody that you really want to stand in for a moment.
Standing there for after. Then they're going to complain.

Speaker 1 This nigga take a man long to peel this one little lonely stack. Exactly.
Unless they're drinking your liquor and eating your food and all that shit. Yo, Thursday.
Okay.

Speaker 1 Come on, man. You can go.
Come on. Get my $1,000.
What you doing? What you doing? Can I add my G? Yeah, I don't know.

Speaker 1 If you're going to do that, when I owe you $1,000, you're talking about

Speaker 1 77 episodes in a row. Can I owe my $1,000? If you're doing that, no.
No, I'm not doing that. I'm going to buy some clothes.

Speaker 2 Why does he owe you $1,000 again?

Speaker 1 Because we made two bets. I made two bad bets, and that's my man.
Okay. I wasn't your man when I went to the ball.
I made the bad bets because that's my man. Oh.
Oh, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wow.

Speaker 1 No, no, that's not true. That's not true.

Speaker 1 That shit sounds like bullshit. No, that's not true.

Speaker 1 I made a bad bet. I forgot

Speaker 1 what Dolph Lundren Rocky was. Oh, yeah, yeah.
He won. And the other 500, he won the uh dog contest with jaewan he won the dog off right right

Speaker 1 oh that was a while ago you don't say i'm gonna blow your whole head off and shit

Speaker 1 for her being objective she won't you're gonna blow her head off because she's supposed to be ragged on you when it took him forever to pay you that's true and i did and i paid him the same i feel like flip wait wait what i feel like if i'm up here with

Speaker 1 i feel like if i'm up here with the big joker on one of y'all then y'all should walk gingerly around me that's how i feel i agree i agree facts you don't got no big joke on me and the guy I play spades.

Speaker 1 He's talking about.

Speaker 1 I'm going to shut the fuck up. Okay, got you.
From a side thing. Throw it up, throw it up.
That's what Peter's all out.

Speaker 1 I ain't fucking it up. I'm willing to just go home with the gun.
Got you.

Speaker 1 But she keeps going against me. Like, siding with that smart couch.
But you know what that is, right? And they don't got the gun. I got the gun.

Speaker 1 That's boss manipulation. Oh,

Speaker 1 that's boss manipulation.

Speaker 1 You are.

Speaker 1 That's financial abuse.

Speaker 1 That's boss abuse. That nigga flip.
That's all.

Speaker 1 Flip the G, Joe. Nigga, sit right here.
Yo, I'm not. I'm a shit.
I'm talking to you, nigga.

Speaker 1 She stopped mad time quick. So, whatever he got.
But she's not stopping because I'm the boss. She's stopping because I got something.
That's what I'm saying. It's not because I'm the boss.

Speaker 1 I get it, but it's abused. The boss don't give me no rights up here.
Nigga, if I said that. That made me get walked over more.
Nigga, if I said the same thing, yo, hey, I run shit up here.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, BB.

Speaker 1 Stay at P.

Speaker 1 If I said that to her, she be like, yo, Joe, talk to him. That's abuse.
You know what? Yo, because you be saying you got guns when I don't know if they really got guns. My guns is guns.

Speaker 1 Not all the time.

Speaker 1 Sometimes my shit is. You call a bluff with a gun sometimes.
I don't play like that. If I say, I got it.
You said I whisper out. Huh? I just heard you whisper, he will.
No, no, no, no.

Speaker 1 I just heard you. You threw it in.
No, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 What I said, I literally just said sometimes you have like a cannon, and sometimes you have a little pew-pew.

Speaker 1 Yeah, like a water

Speaker 1 pew.

Speaker 2 But you always act like your pew-pew is a fucking cannon.

Speaker 1 That's what he does. That's what he does.
See, I don't do that. I don't play like that.
So, how y'all be going if I'm bluffing? How would you know I'm bluffing? Yo, they trying to play you something.

Speaker 1 I got it. How would you know I'm definitely?

Speaker 1 They trying to play you, son. How would you know I'm bluffing? Since you got a little pew, there's a lot of pewters.
How would you know when you try to corn me out into the carpet?

Speaker 1 I'm just saying what I think that you want me to say. Well, I don't do that.
You see what I do. I'm going to offer you to fight before we even get to that carpet.

Speaker 1 And that's that's both of it. Hey, because the nigga might be telling the truth.
So let's fight for even getting it. For even getting it.

Speaker 1 You know what? He never apologized to me for that.

Speaker 1 That's not true.

Speaker 1 You didn't apologize me sincerely. You said, yo, if I said that,

Speaker 1 he said, if I said that, my fault. Like, nigga, what? You called this man out to a fight.
He said, yo, you want to fight? Corey looking at this nigga like this. Everybody look at Vern.

Speaker 1 Eve was like, yo, sometimes niggas got to fight. So Eve threw the sauce into it.
So I got quiet because I'm like, okay, is this a joke? But he was dead serious. Then he tried to continue the pod.

Speaker 1 Then I said, he said, when the last time you niggas had a fight, I said, nigga, right now, nigga. Then I go.
So he caused that whole thing. And he never said, you know what, Flip, I was wrong.

Speaker 1 I did say that. But if I didn't say that, then

Speaker 1 I don't want to have. Because you said that last time.

Speaker 1 Last time I called you out on that, you said, I don't want to apologize when a nigga tell me to apologize. I don't want it now, nigga.

Speaker 1 I just thought I had always apologized because that was, I never want to behave that way, especially to my man and somebody I love. I don't want to talk like that.

Speaker 1 I don't want to look like that, appear that way personally, professionally. That was totally out of pocket for me.
Out of character, and it was wrong. It will never happen again that was yesterday

Speaker 1 that's his apology it will never happen it will happen again you ain't noticed everybody here with the exception of mark in parks the arcs

Speaker 1 with the exception of the arcs everybody here you've tried to fight no

Speaker 1 yeah

Speaker 1 oh

Speaker 1 wow he sit down on that fan

Speaker 1 and i do like a little workplace rumble none of y'all are getting fired y'all gotta come back to work

Speaker 1 and stare at the nigga you you fought. It's my man.
But look what you did with me and Ish. Yo, don't break the table.
Mel was like, oh. You know what I told him outside? Huh?

Speaker 1 You know, I tell him what I told you outside.

Speaker 1 Stop acting like you can fight me because you can't beat me.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 What I said. I said, yo, dog, stop when we argue.
Stop bringing up fighting. I said, yeah, and what I said.
Because he do do that. He do that.
That's why I beat him to the punch.

Speaker 1 No, because you know. I beat him to the punch just because I know that it's going to come to the bottom.

Speaker 1 So let's walk outside right now. No, no, as older statesmen and as my elders.

Speaker 1 Elder statesmen, as my elders you you speak to 38 right 37. you speak too aggressively right like you could just talk regular you could just talk and have a conversation the aggressiveness

Speaker 1 because you know what i'm saying you don't you not nowhere near right

Speaker 1 nobody here talks aggressive but you okay all right let's move on you the only person in that in this room and for the last few years that speaks aggressively to people really joe yes so the time when me and this was going going that

Speaker 1 started now with the motherfucker you're fancy i'll never tell you about my dad again

Speaker 1 i saw that she was never telling you guys

Speaker 1 she's trying to do a karen tweets like victim care and tweets too why are they care and tweets because hey just stop deflecting this is about you motherfucker very good okay put your phone away

Speaker 1 Very good. Very good.
Man, you know, male you know, man. I just say, when Ish and I was going at it, Ish got aggressive.
Because he told JR, forget it. Nah, nigga,

Speaker 1 don't say that to JR. Don't say that to JR, nigga.
JR is my man. Don't say that to me.
I'm his father, nigga. And I said, because you start acting like a baby, yo, JR, forget it.

Speaker 1 But I don't tell myself, forget it. That's your man.
That's your man. So you shouldn't have intervened.
Parents. He's your nephew.
Me and you should never,

Speaker 1 me and you, our issue should never reflect on him. Me, I'm just saying, that's how I'm doing.
I'm about to tell them because they're going to make up their own narrative. I asked JR to do me a favor.

Speaker 1 JR came. I asked JR to do me a favor.
Yes. This nigga says, yo, you got my son doing your favorite? I said, joking around.
If he do something for me, I pay. You did? I pay.

Speaker 1 That nigga could go get some Chipotle. That's a fact.
I pay. That's a fact.
Like, what are we talking about? I said, all right, JR, never mind. I got mad.
He gets mad.

Speaker 1 Mind your business. You can't do that.
I'm his father. Like, JR, he looking.
Yeah, all right. What's wrong with you, man? Yeah.
Thank you. I love both of you.
I'm sorry. Okay.
Okay. Okay.

Speaker 1 That's your man. But you was out of line, too.

Speaker 1 I apologize and tell y'all's therapist about it. Yeah, I got more to talk about.
I got it. Let's go.
You're right. You're right.
He loved y'all.

Speaker 1 I don't know where to go. I don't care about none of that.
That's your man.

Speaker 1 I don't care about none of it. Well, actually, while we're on the smoke, pink, let's do ISO for Mark.

Speaker 1 It's Mark's first day. Let's do ISO for him because

Speaker 1 he's had an intense few days with Lord Jamar and all of them.

Speaker 1 I knew where this was going. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Tell everybody out there why you should not call Kamala. Can we pause? Because I want to get on this conversation.
I got a package downstairs.

Speaker 1 And that is why Ish is my favorite

Speaker 1 member of this podcast.

Speaker 1 Fuck this broadcast. It's the most exciting.
The cameras, the lights. Yo.
I want to chime in on this shit. This is really important to me.

Speaker 1 But just stop because I got a package of mailman to come and do.

Speaker 1 Yo, where else could you hear somebody do that?

Speaker 1 And not his house.

Speaker 1 What other live taping do you hear somebody say? Hey, pause that produced topic. I got some mail downstairs.

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 1 Yo. But it's cool.
Why,

Speaker 1 because Mark was passionate about this, I'm clearing out. This is take your man one-on-one.

Speaker 1 Why should people not call Kamala Harris redacted and redacted? I'm not going to say it. Look, my issue, because I wasn't that passionate about it, except seeing who does it.

Speaker 1 Because nobody here thinks you should call Kamala Harris the B-word.

Speaker 1 I don't feel that way. Nobody thinks you should.
I don't think you should direct that word at any

Speaker 1 woman unless it's in that friendly, playful, acceptable, gossipy type of manner. But as far as regarding, referring to them that way, I know.
Yeah, and as a dude, I just don't use it at all. Got it.

Speaker 1 But for me, it's like I'm watching Lord Jamar make a whole

Speaker 1 infomercial about why he's not voting for Kamala Harris. Cool, don't vote for Kamala Harris.
That's your business, right? I think his reasons are dumb, but you know, fine.

Speaker 1 But to say, I'm not, she's not qualified to work at a 7-Eleven, and then to call her the B-word, right? Then you see Judge Joe Brown double down on it and called her a sleaze, call her a hoe.

Speaker 1 And then there was my man with the Trump or Tramp t-shirt. Lavion Bell.
Levy on Belle. And it's like, why are we doing this? Like,

Speaker 1 it's weird to me. And I see a lot of black men in particular do it.
And that's the ones who I'm most frustrated with. But that's funny you say that.

Speaker 1 I was just about to ask you, but don't you have to ask yourself why it's being done?

Speaker 1 Does it matter?

Speaker 1 Yeah, it matters. I don't think nothing is excused.
I don't think not one excuse justifies why it's being done. You're right.
You're right.

Speaker 1 I agree with that. We're throwing logic and logical people to the side.
Emotionally. When you understand why people are doing it, it don't matter if the point is right or wrong.
Their why ain't, hey,

Speaker 1 this is some wrong shit to do, so I'm going to stop. Their why is related to something different.

Speaker 2 Incentivized,

Speaker 2 possibly by being paid by the Republican campaign.

Speaker 1 Well, A'Veon Bell and them niggas got paid. Antonio Brown got they got paid to go up there and do all of that.

Speaker 1 Judge Joe Brown is Judge Joe Brown. They don't even paying him.

Speaker 1 He's a piece of shit. I view Judge Joe Brown like Judge Joe Brown.
So even when his name was written on the board, I'm like, yo, I never want to see Judge Joe Brown's name. You definitely said that.

Speaker 1 Because why do we want to discuss anything that Judge Joe Brown got to say? Cool. And then Lord Jamar is, eh?

Speaker 1 And even his explanation for it, and that's the only thing I'll say, and I'll toss it right back to you.

Speaker 1 Lord Jamar's explanation for it was, I was on another platform where it's hip-hop, so we talking hip-hop.

Speaker 1 I would say to Lord Jamar that we should want to represent hip-hop a little better than that. Right.

Speaker 1 Because it shouldn't be, I'm on a hip-hop platform, so bitch, bitch, bitch, whole fuck, cunt, skunk,

Speaker 1 tramp.

Speaker 1 Why are we not trying to bring hip-hop over there and just show something different? That was disgusting to me. I don't have an issue with him personally.

Speaker 1 I don't know him personally, but that explanation, and he walked it back. And then he walked it back the next day or two days later.
And apologize.

Speaker 1 This is Pierce Morgan, because I asked him directly on Pierce Morgan. I said, like, why are you calling her to be worried?

Speaker 1 Like, come on, because I feel like we got to call each other out in those moments. You know what I'm saying? And that's when he said, yeah, it was hip-hop.
And also, that's not hip-hop.

Speaker 1 Even in hip-hop, people don't rap about calling it grand. Nobody's like, my grandma made me some eggs.
That bitch was rubber. Like, you like, Kamala Harris is running for president.

Speaker 1 You know what I mean? Like, we never, even in hip-hop, called our aunties and our grandmoms and people we revered the B-word. That's not even a proper representation of hip-hop, even at his worst.

Speaker 1 I agree with that. You know what I'm saying? So it's like,

Speaker 1 why are you doing this?

Speaker 1 And I agree. Some people are being incentivized, which I don't respect,

Speaker 1 but some people are doing it for free. Yo, dog, but even if you do or do not revere the fact that she's running for president, that's cool.

Speaker 1 Stand in your policy, standing whatever, for a black man to publicly get up there and just be denouncing a black lady as a that didn't do nothing to you

Speaker 1 like you don't know them you don't know you know i mean and again just because you don't like their policy that's cool you don't i don't think that they know anything about her policy it depends on the person some of these people knowledgeable about

Speaker 2 we're just talking about these particular three

Speaker 2 because these particular three right now like it or not they are representing the black male voice that's not true no that's not true i'm not even if they are that don't mean that they're not knowledgeable no i'm not and i'm not saying that that's my per my perception i'm saying that would be a generalized perception because what has been discussed right now is black men and their reticence of wanting to vote for her and and talking about how they're voting for trump so this is just like i want to chime in because i think it's important that's true that's still separate and it's and it's still

Speaker 1 separate and it's still not a majority of of black men are voting for Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 But it's still important to say, hey, there may be some, what you said, evanescence.

Speaker 1 What you said? The Radisson.

Speaker 1 Whatever you said,

Speaker 1 it might be some of that.

Speaker 2 What I'm saying is there is a narrative being constructed right now. That's all I'm saying.
We know that it's not true.

Speaker 2 When you have a critically thinking mind, you can see that these three are not representative of all black men, not even fucking close.

Speaker 1 That's true, but you said that they don't know her policy. And somebody can know her policy and just not agree with her policy.
And you're absolutely right.

Speaker 1 I know the bitch word ain't warranted. You're absolutely right.

Speaker 1 I don't agree with your policy. And that's my point.

Speaker 2 I was just basically going to say that I would bet cold card cash that these three particular men don't know shit about her policy.

Speaker 1 No, Jamar definitely don't.

Speaker 2 That's just my opinion. That's just my opinion.

Speaker 1 Let me ask you a question though, Mark. So

Speaker 1 I heard what you said, but I kind of disagree because I do hear in hip-hop, black men call older black women bitches, judges,

Speaker 1 parole officers,

Speaker 1 people who did harm to them. Hold on, well,

Speaker 1 that's subjective.

Speaker 1 It's not subjective. Jamar, you guys don't know her.
Listen, I don't know what I'm saying, but you use hip-hop. You said in hip-hop, we don't do that, but that's not true.

Speaker 1 That's the part I'm talking about. That's not true.
People do that. All right.
And they may not look at

Speaker 1 Miss Kamala as

Speaker 1 Kamala, pardon me. They may not look at her as their auntie or anybody that they revere.
So they're going to call out her name. That's what people do that in hip-hop.
You use hip-hop as a standard.

Speaker 1 i agree with him hip-hop should be represented better that's a different conversation than saying that we don't do it because i could point out plenty of songs where niggas is calling black women older black women bitches yes or young it all matters or young yes i agree with i agree with that and i'm not i'm not saying that that doesn't happen in hip hop i'm not trying to like romanticize hip hop okay got it all i'm saying is that in general in hip-hop we don't go around just randomly calling people who we have respect for or people who have they don't have respect for her and and that takes us to the next question right okay which is why

Speaker 1 Okay, so which is why. Okay, I don't know.

Speaker 1 Even if he had said Kamala

Speaker 1 is leading a genocide overseas, F that B, I wouldn't like it, but at least there would be a connective line through it. Okay.

Speaker 1 He just don't like her.

Speaker 1 And so I mean,

Speaker 1 he's calling her B because she's just like black and a woman. So you think that...
No, wait. Yes.

Speaker 1 Yes. Yes.

Speaker 2 Yes.

Speaker 1 Yes.

Speaker 2 Yes, that's the default.

Speaker 1 I don't think that. Mark, no, Mark.
I don't think that.

Speaker 1 He's calling her B because she's a black and a woman. She's black and a woman.

Speaker 1 I don't agree with that. That's not a good job.

Speaker 1 I'll even say because she's a woman. But it's absolutely not because of the woman.
Not because he doesn't believe in her policies, not because of the things that they think that they know.

Speaker 1 Yeah, not because I think that they discovered. Here's why I say that.
They are against. Let's look.
If we were to look up all the people he's disagreed with. Yes.
He's disagreed with them a lot.

Speaker 1 Right. And all of the ones that he has disagreed with, he's giving them equal smoke and vitriol.
And I'm good with the smoke, I'm good with the vitriol.

Speaker 1 But what are we calling Donald Trump when we disagree with him? What are we calling Hillary Clinton when we disagree with her? What are we calling Barack Obama when we disagree with him?

Speaker 1 That's what I'm saying. He's not like, Donald, Bo Obama, that bitch-ass nigga didn't sign the welfare report.
No, they be, yo, that house nigga, that coon-ass nigga, that block.

Speaker 1 They do, they give it to him.

Speaker 1 I ain't heard this, and I ain't missed the political, though. I ain't heard this part in

Speaker 1 droves like I hear about Congress. Of course not.
I never heard it. Because she's not as popular.
Not president-elect. Not Hillary, not Obama, even when he was saying the birth certificate's fake.

Speaker 1 He's not black.

Speaker 1 People like him. He's still all some of the same shit.
I never heard.

Speaker 1 People, when somebody likes you,

Speaker 1 ISIS said this for three years to me. When somebody likes you, they'll defend you, right? No matter what's going on.
Barack Obama was widely liked. Yeah.
Right?

Speaker 1 So nobody, he's not going to get the same exact smoke that she's getting. People don't particularly care for her.
So they're giving her the shaft. I'm not agreeing with it, and I'm not justifying it.

Speaker 1 I'm just explaining why. Barack Obama was liked.
People liked him.

Speaker 1 He was definitely very popular.

Speaker 1 He was voted. She was never voted.
But I'll tell you what. That's a good point, too.
I will do this. What I will do is this.

Speaker 1 And I'm with you. I totally disagree with that.
Yeah, I disagree with it.

Speaker 1 Calling that woman out of her name.

Speaker 1 Especially now. If you want to do that in March, nigga, then cool.
But right this second, eh, not the best time.

Speaker 1 But the word got back. They went to whatever closet to check the numbers and the metrics with the fact machine, whatever they look at, to say, all right, we don't have the black vote.

Speaker 1 These companies, these people with all of the money got a different way that they look at metrics.

Speaker 1 So her metrics came back and said, all right,

Speaker 1 we don't have the black male vote. So she went and got with Charlemagne.

Speaker 1 And she went to, you know, it's a few weeks. It's a few weeks until it's time.
So, but the one ad she did with the 20v1 balloon shit, did you see it? Oh, yeah.

Speaker 2 Oh, yeah. Help us out.
I didn't see it.

Speaker 1 I'm going to play it. Okay.
I'm going to play it for you if I can find it. But I guess that's my response to Mark in this moment.

Speaker 1 Let me play it first.

Speaker 2 What do you do and how much?

Speaker 1 Here we go. Hello, ladies on Trey.
And if you don't know, this is the 20v1 balloon challenge.

Speaker 1 A young black male walks up and they're going to play the balloon game. Here we go.
Hello, ladies. I'm Trey.
It's good to be here.

Speaker 2 What do you do and how much do you make?

Speaker 1 I work in finance, making six figures.

Speaker 2 How tall are you?

Speaker 1 6'5?

Speaker 2 Do you have a plan to vote in November?

Speaker 1 Nah, not my thing.

Speaker 1 And that's the end of the ad. The end of it.
That's a great ad.

Speaker 1 I couldn't disagree with you more. It's a powerful ad.

Speaker 1 I mean, it's encouraging people to vote. I think that's great.

Speaker 1 If you want pussy, make sure you vote for Kamala, Kamala. That's not what you're saying.
No, that's how I take it. I'm not saying ignorant.

Speaker 1 Ignorant niggas like myself. You're not ignorant.
I'm just saying, but I consider that my comment. They're basically saying this is.

Speaker 1 The women are not going to fuck with you because obviously you're going to do these dating shows to get

Speaker 1 picked by a woman. Right.
So she's. He's 6'5 ⁇ .
Turn on. He's 6'5 ⁇ .

Speaker 1 Turn on. He makes six.
He doesn't vote. Turn off.
So, what I'm saying is that, yes, that's a turn off. So that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 So basically, you don't have a chance with these women if you don't vote. It's a deal breaker.

Speaker 1 I don't like that you painting a certain demo of black men to appear as non-voters because you don't have the black male vote. I don't think that's what it is at all.

Speaker 1 This, to me, reminds me of Biden up there telling Charlemagne that you're not black. You're not black men.
You don't vote. This has those same.

Speaker 1 Connotation, yeah. Yeah, that don't feel good.
I'm a young black man, and I'm voting.

Speaker 1 Why is this your imagery because you don't have the black vote?

Speaker 1 Even if I'm a little off, I don't think that her or her campaign is doing a great job of appealing to the people that she's trying to appeal to. I think that's right.

Speaker 1 I'm mature enough to say, hey, I don't necessarily rock with how that ad looks. Somebody else may say,

Speaker 1 this be.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 that's what I have for that. I don't agree with you.
Can I ask you guys a question?

Speaker 2 What should she be doing to

Speaker 2 make her attempt to attract the black male voter authentic and genuine? What should she be doing? Because I agree that this is controversial.

Speaker 1 It is dope.

Speaker 2 It is controversial, but it can be taken the wrong way by somebody who's already really, really sensitive about it. And there's a bunch of men that can look at that like, see, she's shitting on us.

Speaker 2 That's not the way to fucking get us. So I have a real question for everybody in this room because I'm sitting with black black men.

Speaker 2 What should she be doing that can come across in a very genuine and authentic way?

Speaker 1 It's scary.

Speaker 1 That question is scary for me to answer. That question is scary.
I just want to say that.

Speaker 1 I have an answer. You do? I have an answer too.
I don't. Because

Speaker 1 this is what to me is problematic about this question for me.

Speaker 1 It's problematic that I think that

Speaker 1 a white man

Speaker 1 is finding better ways to connect to the young black male vote than the black woman.

Speaker 2 He just went to McDonald's and served up fucking fries.

Speaker 1 That's not connecting with us.

Speaker 1 And the ways that

Speaker 1 she said that and not me. True, I know.
She said that and not me.

Speaker 2 But that's one of his ways.

Speaker 1 That's not to connect to black men. I don't think they're going to connect to us.

Speaker 1 I know Trump for most.

Speaker 1 All right, go ahead. I think the ways that he is quote unquote attempting to connect to us are low-key jabs and insults at us.
I'm open to that too.

Speaker 1 Like, if you go get this hip-hop dude that's going to jail, we've heard black men saying, yo, I fuck with Trump more because he got felonies on his jacket. He's more relatable.
That's an insult to us.

Speaker 1 But on the flip side of that coin, I'm going to get some of these niggas out of jail. True.
Yeah. Okay.

Speaker 1 Some of them that's in there. That's what I was going to say.
I'm getting them out. But so is she.

Speaker 1 Who? And he's getting. He's going to hide.
Hold up. Hold up.
Hold on. I don't want to get who?

Speaker 1 Her.

Speaker 1 What'd you say?

Speaker 1 Yeah, who? For Kyla Harris? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Not individuals.

Speaker 1 If you're talking about like pardoning people. Problem one.
No, no, no. She's talking about systemic change.
For example, we're going to make it

Speaker 1 weed.

Speaker 1 I don't care. I'm talking about marketing.

Speaker 1 I'm not saying she's... Hold on.
I'm not saying she's never done it.

Speaker 1 I'm saying how he's doing.

Speaker 2 His marketing plan is better.

Speaker 1 Is resonating with young black men, maybe, because I ain't checking no facts. A little more, it seems a little more sincere.
Yo, when he brought Trick Trick out in Detroit, boy was I mad.

Speaker 1 Boy was I mad about it. Not because it's Trick Trick coming out for Donald Trump in Detroit,

Speaker 1 but because who does he have in his team that knows that this nigga was that influential? Trick Trick is the person

Speaker 1 if you want a young black man. That's true.
Like, that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 He did that in New York with Chef G. Do I think that Donald...
Donald Trump knows who Chef G and fucking them niggas are? Hell no. But who do you have in your camp that's telling you?

Speaker 2 That's the one to choose.

Speaker 1 Go get these people. Your story, what you're trying to say will resonate with this.
Hey, go to them barbershops over there. Like, you're talking about sincerity and being genuine.

Speaker 1 What says that more than barbershops? Nothing.

Speaker 1 Like, I'm not putting this on the presidential candidates. No, I'm putting this on

Speaker 1 the teams, and that's just what... troublesome

Speaker 2 but wouldn't you guys look at her visiting barbershops as being completely fucking like convoluted?

Speaker 1 No. It depends.
That's not true. Some people would.
She's Mel's right. Yo, if you don't like somebody, you'll say, yo, this B is going to these barbershops and pandering.
She's pretending to be black.

Speaker 1 When she was locking the menu,

Speaker 1 less people will say it than when you go to Roscoe's and get the chicken and grits and eat watermelon on the bottom. Nah, that's a white dude.
Less people will say it.

Speaker 1 No, but as a white dude, that's what they tried to do. His team said, yo, I want him to resonate with the blacks, so let me go over here to Roscoe's chicken and waffles.
I look at that as insulting.

Speaker 1 Yo, but it is insulting. It's insulting to us.
It is insulting. But to other people, they think that that resonates.

Speaker 1 So, okay, I'm going to go, I'm going to pardon Wayne, or I'm going to pardon Kodak, or I'm going to pardon whoever. I'm looking at that for what it is, which is a marketing ploy.

Speaker 1 But the other people that may not see that are looking at that like, yo, he resonating with us. He fuck with us.
Yo, even whoever told him to go get shot.

Speaker 1 I'm not playing. I agree with you.

Speaker 1 I agree with you. I'm not playing.
I'm agreeing with you. I do.
I'm agreeing with you. There had to be a cockamany brain back there to say, not once, but twice.
Let's try it again.

Speaker 1 I'm agreeing with you. Hey, they forgot about all the favor we gained back then.
Try it again. Whatever brain is coming up with this shit, the nigga's son sat with Ack.

Speaker 1 I'm agree with you.

Speaker 1 He's going on Rogan.

Speaker 1 They just announced Friday. They did Schultz.
They just announced, he did Schultz, but forget about Schultz for two seconds.

Speaker 1 He's going on Rogan, they announced Friday.

Speaker 1 The top six podcasts amongst black males in this age group of,

Speaker 1 well, we might be five.

Speaker 1 Charlemagne is two, so Kamala hits there.

Speaker 1 Guess who's number one?

Speaker 1 You guessed it.

Speaker 1 Joe fucking Rogan. By a mile.

Speaker 1 Way more in the mouth. Way more in the mouth.
It's a mouth.

Speaker 1 Joe Rogan has more audience than I'm not even going to say the slight potential partners in the future. But that's what I'm saying.
Why can't Kamala go with number one? I think. Not even the people.

Speaker 1 Just number one versus number two. I heard she's planning on doing that though.
Hopefully it's too late. But I think

Speaker 1 it's a problem. Do everything.
Do everything. I don't want to say it's a great.

Speaker 1 In all fairness to her,

Speaker 1 in all fairness to her, and I'm not trying to cake for her and make excuses. She got tossed in.

Speaker 1 So they didn't have a plan. Like if you write in a book.
It's not time for that.

Speaker 1 Hold on, let me finish. Let me finish.
She just, bro, she's been running for president for two and a half months, three months.

Speaker 1 I understand, but along with all that money that was raised within the first 48 hours, also has to come with. She should have went to the shop.
So now you got to get your team in place.

Speaker 1 He already had a team. And not only that,

Speaker 2 he's already been president.

Speaker 1 She has to get her team in place. And that's Pepper.
Which is how he can partner with him.

Speaker 1 And the last time we had one of these talks, somebody did reach out to somebody, to somebody that knows me and said, hey, such and such for Kamala's campaign would like to come up there and discuss the points that we were talking about about her trying to appeal to black men.

Speaker 1 And that is where you lose the pulse.

Speaker 1 Thank you. Kamala is such and such.
We big enough and we got enough reach to the masses that she's supposed to come sit down. Kamala is such and such with all due respect.
Yes. With all due respect.

Speaker 1 That's the problem. I would love for that to happen.
However, no.

Speaker 1 Where is she? Yes. That's true.
That's what's supposed to happen.

Speaker 1 To answer your question. That's a 1,000% thousand correct.

Speaker 1 But let me say this, though, because I was just pulling up her actual initiative. There's marketing and then there's actual policy.
Kamala Harris made

Speaker 1 an actual policy plan for black men that she put out last week. Which means nothing if you lose the market.
No, I'm not against it.

Speaker 2 And that's unfortunate. Yeah, because that's what's unfortunate.

Speaker 1 Because that's what should be marketed right now. And it has in it

Speaker 1 providing a million loans to develop black male entrepreneurs. Love it.
Championing education, training, and mentorship programs that help black men get good paying jobs. It's five of them.

Speaker 1 Number three, a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency and other digital assets so black men who invest in and own those assets are protected.

Speaker 1 Number four, launching a national health equity initiative focused on black men that addresses sickle cell diabetes, mental health, prostate cancer, and other health challenges.

Speaker 1 And number five, legalizing recreational marijuana and creating opportunities for black Americans to succeed in this new industry.

Speaker 1 So even just with number five as an example, if you actually legalize drugs, in this case weed,

Speaker 1 it will lead to fewer black men going into prison, excarceration, getting more black men out of prison, decarceration, and that's way more important than liberating Lil Wayne.

Speaker 1 Let me ask you a question.

Speaker 1 Let me ask you a question real quick, Mark. How much times, as young black men, how much times we've seen people promise us things and it didn't come through? Oh, no, I agree.

Speaker 1 So, what I'm saying is that that's not going to win us over. Those shits is not, nobody wants to hear that.

Speaker 1 But we've actually seen that execute. We've actually seen that next.

Speaker 1 Not by Obama. Under Obama.
Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 He literally decriminalized weed and stopped privatizing federal politics. A lot of young black people.
Mama won the marketing. Yeah, he did.
I agree that the marketing is bad here. We are.

Speaker 1 Listen, I'm not. Listen,

Speaker 1 what I'm saying is that a lot of promises was made and they didn't happen. That's it.
That's how a lot of niggas is looking into myself. But that's from the market.

Speaker 1 Then why trust Trump?

Speaker 1 Because he showed an example about freeing some of the niggas. Marketing.
The marketing place.

Speaker 1 And on top of that, why don't she go to the jails and speak to the because that's what a lot of people have issues with her.

Speaker 1 Why do y'all have this in the middle of the moment? She can't have to do that. The same way she focused on her mother

Speaker 1 on her female sororities. I'm not college man.

Speaker 1 Focus on the dudes. Yes.

Speaker 1 Stay in your ballpark. Do anything to get the dudes.
And I feel like that's what she's doing, but I feel like we're holding her to an unfair standard.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I do too.

Speaker 1 And let me be clear. I am not a Kamala stan at all.
You know, I'm a lifelong Green Party member.

Speaker 1 You know, I'm not saying, I'm not telling people to do anything right now, although I think Kamala a much better choice than Donald Trump.

Speaker 1 And I think we have to stop Donald Trump from being president no matter what. But what I will say is, and I'm voting for Kamala no matter what, just so I'm clear in this argument.

Speaker 1 That's my vote. And if I were voting today, I would vote for Kamala Harris too.
And I'm in Pennsylvania where it matters. Not that you're smart, but I mean, that actually can sway the election.

Speaker 1 Jersey and New York don't matter, right?

Speaker 1 But if

Speaker 1 Kamala Harris,

Speaker 1 don't say it like

Speaker 1 that,

Speaker 1 it's saying don't matter. I know what he's saying.

Speaker 1 He's sensitive to aggressive. Just calm down.
Everybody calm down. Come on, man.
Everybody, be cool.

Speaker 1 So what I'm saying is, like, I hear people saying, I'm not voting for Kamala Harris because she's not black, for example. I hear a lot of people saying that.

Speaker 1 And then they're going to vote for a white man.

Speaker 1 So, like, what is the logic in that? You're okay voting for non-black people, just not her. There's no logic related to that.
She has sex with too many people.

Speaker 1 Donald Trump has been credibly accused of sexual assault. He has been, he's

Speaker 1 not accused. No, he's not accused.

Speaker 1 And he's convicted. And he's been civilly convicted.
And he's been civilly found guilty of these things.

Speaker 1 So what I'm saying is, like, you, you think because she has some rumor of her having sex in the past. Oh my God, a woman had sex, right? That suddenly disqualifies her.

Speaker 1 But suddenly, Donald Trump, who is known to have sex, he got, I mean, he, again, he is the stereotype. I think I said this before.
He is the fucking stereotype.

Speaker 1 He's got all the things. He's got all the pathologies, all the baby mamas, all the, all of it.
And yet, that's okay. Just not Kamala harris maybe having dated a culture

Speaker 1 you don't want to hate people who feel like they can relate to that nigga listen to this she don't

Speaker 1 know

Speaker 1 she don't have the post on a culture because them five things that mark just named to me

Speaker 1 she didn't reach nobody yes he does he has a better post on the culture as a white no because somebody in his now please let me finish that's their team so he going to get the credit with his team

Speaker 1 His team is convincing him to go shoot at these young black males and you target these specific things and you're gonna win them over whether it's genuine or not it don't matter the five things that mark just listed for me most of that is bullshit to the average man running around the average man running around could care less about cryptocurrency the average man running around could care less about getting into the weeds but the first two was about homeownership sorry let him finish the the the the first one was about giving loans to people not about home ownership it was about giving loans so the average joe schmo black man running around most of those things don't even and i'm voting for kamala i'm just being objective here.

Speaker 1 Most of those things that she listed as her initiative to help black men don't help the average black men. They might help Antoine because I could take advantage of some of that shit.

Speaker 1 But I'm in a financial position and I have enough knowledge in which to take advantage of that shit. The average black man running around, they don't.
You know who they relate to? Wayne and Kodak.

Speaker 1 He went and got Wayne and Kodak. He went and got sports figures to come up there on the stand for him.
He went and got Amber Rose to come on the stand for him.

Speaker 1 He has a better pulse on culture than him.

Speaker 1 You tilting your head back.

Speaker 1 But it works somebody in his team was smart enough to say that it did do something okay and so that did do something and i'm all for this i'm all for this and that's my frustration that's what you're i'm gonna put it real simple i think too many black men want to be white men and

Speaker 1 no just listen to me just hear me out just hear me out i'm not saying y'all because y'all don't i don't agree with that but what i'm saying is when they look at donald trump the thing that they aspire to they don't give a fuck about donald trump's policies they don't know donald trump's policy hers either agree so they're not thinking about policy but they love the way donald trump moved in the world.

Speaker 1 Think about how much Donald Trump got rapped about before he became a Republican and wasn't cool to do anymore. Black people want to be rich like everybody else.

Speaker 1 Black people want to be famous and powerful like everybody else. And for most people, and especially black men right now, the image of that is a white man.
Donald Trump is who we want to be.

Speaker 1 And that's why Donald Trump gets the votes from people even when it's against their own interests. That's what fucks me up.
If you want to be Donald Trump because he helps you, fine.

Speaker 1 Vote for Kamala Harris if she helps you, fine. But then that's not what they're voting on.

Speaker 1 If you want to reply to that, Mel, if you want to reply to that then then close us out if not then i'll let that be a closer i think that's just a hard i think that's a horrible surface uh assessment i don't i don't know so why obama won

Speaker 1 we believed in him which means it's not about wanting to be a white man but but but belief belief he resonated with the people they believed in his message they believed in his marketing they they nobody could tell you they voted for obama because his policy was x y and z because most people are not that politically sound yeah They don't know policy.

Speaker 1 They believed in this man. So whatever he was doing to resonate with them, it worked.
The same thing that Donald Trump is doing.

Speaker 1 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Hold on a second.

Speaker 2 And then you go.

Speaker 1 What's interesting. And then somebody close.
Okay, fine.

Speaker 2 What's interesting about that is the fact that we already have a working example. Donald Trump was in office.

Speaker 2 What did he do for black people other than pardon a couple of rappers?

Speaker 1 No. What did he do for black men, black women, black people?

Speaker 1 And that was my exact thing I was about to say. Most people that don't know shit about politics say Donald Trump got us the money.

Speaker 1 He got us the money. Yeah, which is bullshit.
It is really bullshit. But look, stop it.
Great marketing. It's bullshit.

Speaker 1 But marketing works. And now, when you say, why are you voting for Donald Trump? Everybody that is black that I know say, yo, because when Donald Trump was the president, we got the bag.

Speaker 1 They got stimulus packages that were COVID-based. It wasn't because Donald Trump, Donald Trump was denouncing COVID.
He said the shit was fake.

Speaker 1 They don't care about the truth. They care about what it looks like and what the people are saying.
So Donald Trump said, yo, I'm going to give y'all $600 extra a week in y'all check.

Speaker 1 They think that he gets that. Congress didn't do that.
Exactly. Congress didn't do it.
He did that. I agree.
You feel what I'm saying?

Speaker 1 Yo, PPP money, whatever the fucking case may be, people in the hood was coming up off of that. So they feel like Donald Trump is an advocate for that, which is false.

Speaker 1 We might know it's false because we may have more information, but she's not doing anything to combat what their perceptions of him are. are i'm not saying that black men want to be any white man

Speaker 1 because to your to your obama point i i don't think that black men want to be any white man

Speaker 1 i think there's certain kinds of white men they don't want to be john mccain right who obama beat they don't want to be mitt romney who obama beat they want to be what donald trump represents yeah he represents power unchecked power no accountability you know be able to do whatever he wants it's the same thing that happens like when again like when people like bill cosby whoever get in trouble people always say why they don't do that to epstein Why they don't do that to Matt Lawrence?

Speaker 1 They always pick white men and say, What about isn't it? Right. And it's not that they want those white men to get treated like the black men.
They want the black men to be treated like the white men.

Speaker 1 Our vision of freedom is tied to whiteness. And it's not just black men.
I'm just saying, in the on some instances, I agree, but not in this one. I don't agree.

Speaker 1 Because I just see so many black men talk to me about Trump, and their eyes get big. They start smiling.

Speaker 1 You know, like Flip Day with Caitlin Clark. And it's like, they get so excited.

Speaker 1 They get so excited, man. You panda lie.
You panda, yes. I'm not pandering.
I've been calling you on that panda shit. That's not pandering.
You have to stop because a lot of shit you're just saying.

Speaker 1 What the fuck is pandering? A person is black or a person is white or you don't, you don't. And you're a guy with facts, but sometimes you don't be saying the facts to me.
What facts I ain't saying?

Speaker 1 Like, like, listen, they were, if you're talking about the Caitlin girl, they were mistreating her. You didn't acknowledge that.
I don't agree. All right, but they were.

Speaker 1 They have highlights that she was getting more abuse than any player. She has the highest user rate in the book.
That's what I'm saying. Cool.
And

Speaker 1 we're going to move on because he wants to move move on.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 I mean, I asked four of y'all to close it. I was trying to

Speaker 1 be passionate. So now I'm bringing out my new theme song.
Look what y'all made me do.

Speaker 1 Next to me BBC. Next to B BBC.
Come on, I like. Chill out, man.
Chill out. We did it.
See, look, look.

Speaker 1 Hey, they kill it. Hold up.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 In closing.

Speaker 1 I think it was needed.

Speaker 1 Flip, look, get these, nigga.

Speaker 1 Mel Tyson, you get to get that shit off.

Speaker 1 What's crazy, man?

Speaker 1 Mel had a cannon ready.

Speaker 1 She said, hold up, you go. And tomorrow, on the 3 p.m.
news,

Speaker 1 we have black dark Lamar Hill. Dark Lamar Hill.

Speaker 1 With Ishmael.

Speaker 1 Antoine.

Speaker 1 And Mel with the weather.

Speaker 1 Why am I going to be relegated to the weather?

Speaker 2 I was just about to ask.

Speaker 1 Oh, my God.

Speaker 1 That was sexist.

Speaker 1 Hey, you ain't saying that at the Knock Yourself Al video. Don't say it here, girl.

Speaker 1 If you ain't saying that all the videos.

Speaker 1 The sun was shot. Yeah, now she want to come come up here with all fucking backbone and spines.

Speaker 2 I just wanted to know how sexy you would have looked jumping in that pool.

Speaker 1 I wouldn't have been jumping in the pool.

Speaker 2 What would you have been doing?

Speaker 1 I'm not jumping in the pool.

Speaker 1 Pouring the moet on you. What the fuck are you talking about?

Speaker 1 You can't say that. Practicing.
Bam, bang, girl.

Speaker 1 Bam, bang, bam.

Speaker 1 Bam, bam, bam.

Speaker 1 Don't do that. Bam, bang, bam.
You know what?

Speaker 1 Oh, man.

Speaker 1 Yo,

Speaker 1 what else? What else? What else? What else is important or unimportant? Actually, kind of related, but maybe not. Abercrombie and Fitch homeboy sex trafficking, what happened?

Speaker 1 Okay. So, male.

Speaker 2 The former CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch was arrested on Tuesday alongside his partner Matt Smith and Jim Jacobson as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation led by the FBI and prosecutors in Brooklyn.

Speaker 1 All right, what do you guys think? Yo, you did a news voice, too.

Speaker 1 In Brooklyn.

Speaker 1 In Brooklyn.

Speaker 1 Yo, but but they were sex trafficking males.

Speaker 2 Yeah, it's stemming from a civil lawsuit filed by alleged victims who claimed that the trio sexually exploited young men at lavish parties that they hosted in the U.S.

Speaker 2 and abroad, luring them under false pretenses of modeling opportunities.

Speaker 1 Ooh, boy, it doesn't just happen to women now, does it?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I wish they fixed that law where you can't lie to somebody about giving them a job so you could bring them back to the ground.

Speaker 1 Now, this is the wrong time to say that. You might think that.
And this is totally unrelated from the story.

Speaker 1 But why

Speaker 1 you can't do that in sex abuse? No, I'm being clear. That's this is crazy.
But when it's not sex abuse, I should be able to lie to you and say, I got a gig for you.

Speaker 1 How many video shoots I made? Yo, girl. So, hey, girl, tomorrow I'm shooting a bit.

Speaker 1 Next week.

Speaker 1 Hell, you want to come?

Speaker 1 All right, John. She coming with no video shoot, nigga.

Speaker 1 Yo, this is crazy. You can't do this.
She's got to be all the way honest. All right, go ahead.

Speaker 1 No comment on this. You know that.

Speaker 1 You threw $10,000 in strip clubs, nigga. Nigga, six years ago, nigga.
Yes, that's labor. That's free work.

Speaker 1 They're working for money.

Speaker 1 I got a problem with that. Nah, but then you hit them with the line.

Speaker 1 You're not even supposed to be in here. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 No. That's your live.
No, that's when I leave. Let me get you out of here.
I don't do that. Let me save you.

Speaker 1 You're so many jobs out here, girl. I did that one time.
Promise Shorty in Vegas to love a hip-hop gig, but she ain't want it.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 you wasn't going to be able to get her. I wasn't going to.
You weren't even going to try.

Speaker 1 You wasn't going to call Mona ever.

Speaker 1 Not at at all. Not at all.
I don't promise nobody nothing. But sometimes when I go there, I gotta leave because they want me to be more positive.
You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 Like, I've gotten lap dances where she'd be like, I really love what you do for the community.

Speaker 1 Do you know how comfortable that is? Am I

Speaker 1 communities?

Speaker 1 Communities.

Speaker 1 Disgusting.

Speaker 1 Community.

Speaker 1 She's like, you were my graduation speaker. I was like, wait, what?

Speaker 1 Because now you ain't here giving me a commencement. Let's be clear.

Speaker 1 It was 10 years years after her graduation. She was older than that.
Oh yeah, you clean it up? No, not clean it up.

Speaker 1 She was probably like 30, but I was like, did you stop the dance? I was just thinking, no, I just think it wasn't must have done a very good speech. Were

Speaker 1 holy shit. I'm just like,

Speaker 1 I'm just saying it wasn't very motivated.

Speaker 1 She's entrepreneurial. No, I have no problem with that.
They got you look down on women. You gotta clean it up.
I have no problem with people dancing. I really don't.
I have no problem with...

Speaker 1 No, it's labor. Women should be doing what they want.
True.

Speaker 1 As long as they're not being exploited, as long as they're taking their money, money, as long as they're not being abused, I ain't got no issue with that. Respect that's all I'm saying.

Speaker 1 I think we shame, we shouldn't, we shame dancers too much. Not no more, your choice, your voice, yeah,

Speaker 1 society. Nobody in this room, nobody in this room, oh, okay.

Speaker 1 Dancers lit, nigga. The dancers is lit.
Shit, fuck you talking about the bartenders is lit, nigga. Hello, hello, right.
Got niggas pouting to get you in trouble, nigga. Right, pouty eyes and shit.

Speaker 1 Brist feeling better already, nigga. Every time y'all say strip love, my wrist just get more.
They know

Speaker 1 it's told them how to.

Speaker 1 Yeah, fuck that. There's an art to it.

Speaker 1 Yo, this guy is crazy, son. That nigga said, I want my thousand dollars to last an hour.

Speaker 1 He dead serious, too. You.
I want $1,000 to last the night.

Speaker 1 You crazy, nigga?

Speaker 1 $1,000 in a strip club? Hey, Mark, do you know what I got to do to earn $1,000? I get it.

Speaker 1 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Don't act like you got to do a lot.
Nigga, you sit here and talk. Now you take it far.
You earn way more than that. Now you're taking it too far.
Hold on.

Speaker 1 You sit here and talk to way more than that.

Speaker 1 Do you know what I have to do to earn a thousand dollars? Sit and talk, nigga.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's what you think. Sit and talk.
That's what everybody thinks.

Speaker 1 Ain't you a great talker?

Speaker 1 You gave him a run today in my head. I'm like, yeah, get that nigga shit.
I don't give a fuck. I'm a troublemaker.
I compete. I know you're not, but in my mind,

Speaker 1 I set up competition. I was sitting here because this nigga kept cutting me off.
And I'm going to talk to him about that later. I was setting up competition in my mind.

Speaker 1 You know, I was sitting up. I was like, oh, damn, ish.
Go ahead, ish.

Speaker 1 He was coming back. But at the same time, you sit here and talk for $1,000, way more than that.
So you can't use that example. You don't know what I make for the talk here.
One.

Speaker 1 Number two, it's more than $1,000, Ish, man.

Speaker 1 And don't make it sound like you got to toot your ass up in the air to make a decent living. You got to hear you sound.

Speaker 1 We're answering your question. You sit down on the couch and make some money.
You're not out there on the strip at the junction. And they make more money than me.
I don't know that.

Speaker 1 Ish, you out your mind. What junction you talk about? Are you pocket watching the fucking I'm not pocket watching? No, I'm

Speaker 1 literal. I'm literal hoes.
That's what you call your friends. Literal hoes.
We're not talking about my friends. No, he's talking about the girls on the strip.

Speaker 1 He's talking about the stroll, nigga, like Pennsylvania Avenue outside.

Speaker 1 Huds point. Like, those.
Yeah, they might make more money than me, too. What the fuck are you talking about?

Speaker 1 All right, you got a big dog.

Speaker 1 This is the job from hell.

Speaker 1 Nobody said any of that. Look at you.

Speaker 1 That's not, no, that's because y'all take it like that.

Speaker 1 Do you know what I have to do for $1,000? And if she's making more than you selling vagina, aren't you okay with that? You're going to sell some dicks? Yes. I'm agreeing with that.

Speaker 1 I'm not opposed to that. I hear what they said.
I hear what they said. I'm not opposed to that.
What I'm telling you is, nigga, I don't make $1,000 an hour.

Speaker 1 So I'm not going nowhere giving nobody else $1,000 an hour. What the fuck are we talking about?

Speaker 1 I respect. He said it's not fiscally responsible.

Speaker 1 I don't make $1,000 an hour. And it never is fiscally responsible.
It's just fun as hell. That's why people do it.
And I'll do it. That's it.
That's it.

Speaker 1 I don't do it anymore. But when I did do it.
Well, you don't do it because,

Speaker 1 you know. 10,000 at least last week.

Speaker 1 Come on, Mark. Come on.
10,000 last show a week. I'm going to do it because I don't enjoy it anymore.
Hold up. How many days a week do you go to strip club out average? My girl's listening.

Speaker 1 She knows.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit. Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 Yo.

Speaker 1 You can't assault somebody your first day.

Speaker 1 Leave your contract.

Speaker 1 We don't assault people.

Speaker 1 He knows I did that shit, but I. Yeah, oh, he knows why I assault him.
Yeah, okay. So think.

Speaker 1 How many days a week you go to strip club? Twice. Jesus.
You are a lot of people. My girl's listening.

Speaker 1 My girl's listening. So I got to die with what I die with in the beef.
All right, so

Speaker 1 you know you lost, though, all right? You almost lost.

Speaker 1 Sometimes I make $10,000 last two weeks.

Speaker 1 But you go two times a week. Maybe three.
Which is

Speaker 1 six times. Yeah.
So you stay in there for how long? You stay in there two hours a time? Not that long. Huh? A week.

Speaker 1 Three days a week. Two weeks.

Speaker 1 Well, he just said that when he left Parker.

Speaker 1 I don't need help in my 1v1s. I don't need help.

Speaker 1 I got him.

Speaker 1 I know where he's going and have have already summised my which means you, which mathematically says you spend over a thousand dollars, you spend a thousand dollars less than a thousand dollars an hour.

Speaker 1 Okay,

Speaker 1 are you ready? Let's go.

Speaker 1 Look, look at me, don't look at him. Look at me,

Speaker 1 the glamorous, always look at me, the false

Speaker 1 always be able to give you the real when it comes to these strip clubs. Ish,

Speaker 1 if I get in the strip club at 1 a.m., you're going by

Speaker 1 a dollar is not coming out

Speaker 1 till

Speaker 1 2:30, man. So you've been in there an hour and a half and you ain't spent a penny.
None of that matters until it's time to spend one dollar. And you're only talking about dancing.

Speaker 1 You talk about liquor, too. I'm not talking about liquor.
No. Okay.
I throw money at the ball shit. I throw money in the dance.

Speaker 1 When I go in the strip club, I'm going to be in the middle. Mel, I don't need no assistance.
You've been in the club for an hour and a half.

Speaker 1 Actually, Mel seen me in the strip club. Well, you've seen me.
People seen me in the strip club. I go in, sit down, order my juice, and get the vibe in in first, feeling.
That's your situation.

Speaker 1 I go get mac and cheese. No, I'm sitting at the situation.
No, we assess it, no.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but I knew at 2 p.m. that my situation was working.

Speaker 1 So I'm sitting there and I'm enjoying a vibe for two hours.

Speaker 1 Family girl, yada, yada, yada, yada. And when I go get the ones, every strip club in New York City, no, they put them in a bag for me.
I hide them. I hide them.

Speaker 1 The time don't start until a dollar come out. True.
So now that's very different from getting in there, getting a stack, and then holding it hostage.

Speaker 1 I don't show nobody no money until I'm ready to throw it.

Speaker 1 That's what I got for you. Me either? My money or my hoodie? Thursday, you with me.
My money.

Speaker 1 Thursday, you with me. I want my $1,000, though.
I can report from this shit. Before we walk in there Thursday? Oh, that's bet $1,500.
You got to throw that shit up. It's going to be $1,500.

Speaker 1 He ain't going to throw it. He's going to take it home and buy Infomil.

Speaker 1 Ding, ding, ding. He's going to take it home and buy some stupid shit.
Similar like shout out.

Speaker 1 Get your kids there. You're going to take take your kids like a fucking bug.
Dumbass buying rattles. I know I mean.
You're gonna take my money and go to baby gap or some shit. Fuck out of here.

Speaker 1 You can't leave it around no more. Oh, man.
This guy. Look, what's your thought for it? Because you awful quiet here.
Oh, he don't go. He sent his people with me.
Oh, that's the word.

Speaker 1 He sent his people with me.

Speaker 1 One time. How much? One time.
What's your max?

Speaker 1 $1,500.

Speaker 2 Once. How long were you in the club?

Speaker 1 Starlights. I was showing off.

Speaker 1 A couple hours. No, no, no, about two hours.
That's respectful. Come in there, Spin King is in there.

Speaker 1 Got a show off. He's out of Spin King.

Speaker 1 That was a one-time thing. But I used to get dissed because I would go in the strip club and use my fake popularity and not spend anything, and people would just be around me.

Speaker 1 I didn't know that downstairs in Starlitz, bitches was talking about that. They was like, this nigga is corny.

Speaker 1 Until I went downstairs and found out.

Speaker 1 You're talking about him or something. You downstairs and Starlits.

Speaker 1 It got crazy. Eric Amanda, she put me on, like,

Speaker 1 that's why I fucked with her. It's all about him downstairs, it's Saint.

Speaker 1 You know, he really didn't buy that calamari.

Speaker 1 Damn, you know, he really didn't buy it. He was dead ass about it.

Speaker 1 It's crazy. You don't know about sex? And you know what's so crazy?

Speaker 1 When you think you're doing something, it hit different. When the bitches are downstairs, it hit different.
When you hit, I'm just telling you, that was a reality check that I needed.

Speaker 2 Is that a normal thing? The guys going downstairs to wear the strippers.

Speaker 1 And I get dressed and stuff like that. No, that was some really white shit you just did.

Speaker 1 Everybody doesn't is not privy to

Speaker 1 you. You just got to know somebody who's down there hearing the talk and calling you so you can hear it or bringing it back to you.
Facts. That's it.

Speaker 1 But niggas ain't just in the locker room with the girl.

Speaker 1 Well, I knew Kevin and stuff like that. I went downstairs, but like I said, Erica Mana put me on to the side.
She called me like, nigga, you looking crazy.

Speaker 1 I got you. You looking crazy.
You bought a bitch some earrings.

Speaker 1 It's a bullshit. That's yo.
And because I got a little mold down there in the locker room, I know how many of y'all is paying rent and mortgages. Talk about it.

Speaker 1 I know how many of y'all are purchasing cars and vehicles. Talk about it.
I know how many of y'all are fucking buying the kids' school clothes. I know exactly what all of y'all are doing.

Speaker 1 The bust down.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's a dangerous game. And a lot of y'all got fake guesses too.
And guess who don't bust down? You. Ding, ding, ding.

Speaker 1 Nigga, one award for not playing. You damn right.
You won't have me down there, girl. That chick-ass nigga.
I don't have

Speaker 1 to. Did we discuss the Abercrombie officials? He's crazy-ish.
He just did. Yeah, he just did.
I think we just all agree.

Speaker 1 You buy a bitch a Pontiac.

Speaker 1 Whatever. You buy a girl a Pontiac or huge shit.

Speaker 1 I got this used 2002 Pontiac. You cut off.

Speaker 1 Are Pontiac still a thing? No. It don't exist no more.
What? They went out of business.

Speaker 1 See how you know it?

Speaker 1 I ain't seen a Pontiac in ages. I had one.
They went out of business. That's crazy.
That's ish bag. And Saturn.
Ish bag is to get bitches like you. You You want Saturn's right? No, they go on.

Speaker 1 I can't get my bag. Ish, you let a bitch drop with you, Saturn.
Go ahead. I keep.
If somebody wants to befriend me, then they befriend me. I'm not paying for your friendship.

Speaker 1 And if they say, Yo, Ish, I need help, and you have a 1990s Saturn sitting

Speaker 1 in the parking lot. Oh, yeah, you got that? Exactly, ish.
That's your bag. You can ride around with that.
So generous.

Speaker 1 Before we end, I want to say

Speaker 1 my heart does go out to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Oh, man.

Speaker 1 What happened last night for Mike, two nights ago, for Mike Evans and Chris Godwin was crazy. They were having an unbelievable season sitting at fucking what? Both from last night.
5-2.

Speaker 1 They were 5-2, lost both for what looks like the season.

Speaker 1 Baker Mayfield, what I think is leading the league in fucking touchdowns or yards or some shit. Like, they were having.
They played well. They were having a year.
And they counted them out every day.

Speaker 1 Not only playing well, but I want to take a second to highlight Baker Mayfield. Work, right?

Speaker 1 Not just playing well, but had his ass handed to him out of Cleveland. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Like, really got railroaded out of there with a horrible smear campaign and media blitz to his character, to his work ethic,

Speaker 1 and so forth and so on. Yeah, Johnny Manzel part two

Speaker 1 is what they tried to do. It was tough for him to get a gig anywhere.
Tampa Bay brought him in. He got a follow behind Tom Brady and that championship team.
Right.

Speaker 1 And to bring him where he brought him last year and to sit at 5-2 before these two horrific injuries, I don't think Baker Mayfield's name gets talked about in the proper light enough.

Speaker 1 So I just want to highlight him.

Speaker 1 I just had a conversation the other day with my man. Him, Geno Smith.
Yeah. And

Speaker 1 my man named three people. Him, Geno Smith, and somebody else.
Joe Flacco.

Speaker 1 No, it was somebody else. But Joe Flacco's another one.
Who was Sam Darnold? Kelly Sam Darnold. Sam Donald's.
Sam Darnold. Them three right there.
Putting Joe Flacco in that same group. Fam.

Speaker 1 To To think what they've done when they left those respective organizations and turned green, it just goes, it speaks volumes. But,

Speaker 1 yeah, Baker Manfield's going crazy. I think that he just had to grow, yo.
I think he came out of college. He was a little, he was a little Johnny Manzella, yo.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 To be honest, and I think what happens is when you start thinking, I'm the shit, who the shit, I'm the shit.

Speaker 1 I think you're talking about swag, sauce, and aura. That's what I'm talking about.

Speaker 1 But they tried to tie that to his work ethic, his and we've seen the johnny. His ability to practice.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 So it's different. Baker Manfield could have went somewhere and took $500.
He should make $500 per autograph. He didn't.
He stayed on the job when it was kicking his back and is delivering.

Speaker 1 But go ahead. Yeah, so I just think that

Speaker 1 sports has a way of humbling you. Right? I think when you come out of high school, when you come out of college, grown people have been kissing your ass since you was in middle school.
True.

Speaker 1 Literally. Right? And I think that you go to high school, you all world, you go to college, you all-American, you get drafted, and then things sometimes don't pan out.

Speaker 1 And I think they are humbling situations for a lot of these men.

Speaker 1 And then I think once you damn near be on the verge of getting out the league and you get another shot, I think it's when you find your purpose.

Speaker 1 Cleveland also has been notoriously not good at developing

Speaker 1 the graveyard. I also like to remind Giant fans that Daniel Jones has been there six years.

Speaker 1 And I think if he left the Giants and went somewhere else, I think he'd blossom. I wish he would.
You know, I like Daniel Jones. I wish he would.
Take him. Never.

Speaker 1 Take him. Have at him.
Have at it. It's time to watch Saquon do what he's doing

Speaker 1 and then still look at Daniel Jones and the $140 million y'all gave him.

Speaker 1 Sick to my stomach, but it's fine.

Speaker 1 I don't have anything else that's near and dear to my heart. I don't even know the Lamar Odom story.
If one of y'all want to brief me quickly, we didn't talk about the Tyler record. That's true.

Speaker 1 That should have slapped too. Can somebody pull up that record so I can hear it? In the meantime, what did Lamar Odom say?

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 it was just,

Speaker 2 sorry, it was discovered in Liam Payne's autopsy that he was,

Speaker 2 that he had something called pink cocaine.

Speaker 1 Say that again.

Speaker 1 Go ahead.

Speaker 2 Play your fucking shit.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 2 it was determined during Liam Payne's autopsy that he was said to have had pink cocaine in his system, which is a drug cocktail known as pink cocaine, like I said, a mix of ketamine, methamphetamine, and ecstasy.

Speaker 2 So Lamar Odom says that, yeah, I had that shit in my system and it caused hallucinations and to hear voices. So that's probably why things ended the way that they did.
That was his take on things.

Speaker 1 Pink cocaine is the name of the concoction. Yes.
That's like Party Mix. That's like when they put the pretzels with the Cheetos.
Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 In that bowl.

Speaker 1 That big-ass bowl. Shit.
Checks mixing there, too. She's the big top.

Speaker 1 Bullshit. Checks mixed up.
That's the Coke Chex mix.

Speaker 1 We're fucked up. Thank you to Lamar Odom for sharing that.
Rest in peace. I think Lamar Odom would and should know.
Rest in peace to liam payne

Speaker 1 sure but and again uh

Speaker 1 be careful be careful with what you consume how you consume it and where you get it from i think is the over overarching uh story here true yeah

Speaker 1 rest in peace but i mean i can imagine i believe the hotel when they say he was bugging out for a few days in here yeah they said that the people were going there he wouldn't let them in the room yeah i believe them he locked them up and they

Speaker 1 found some shit in the system that helps to explain why these things were occurring, then cool. Awesome.

Speaker 1 Yo, I'm not doing a TV breakdown of anything, but last night I just happened to click on some shit on Max called On the Run, the Lori Delsom story or the Loell Nelson story. It's a girl.

Speaker 1 It's an old lady. It's like a grandma.

Speaker 1 She killed the shit out of her husband, left the dead body there for 12 days as she ran some errands using his card, dipped from the police, ran to another town, and then befriended some chick and killed her too.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit. Wow.

Speaker 1 Wow. She's right up your alley.
Gotcha. Fell asleep on episode one, two-part series.
Check it out. It's not an ad.

Speaker 1 I think they changed the law. You got to say when the ad is there.
It's not an ad. It's just some fly shit.
Oh, no. I think that's a good idea.
It's really, really good.

Speaker 1 It's really, really good, though. This is not an ad either, but

Speaker 1 Colin Farrell. In Penguin? Bro.
He's killing it. I'm not caught up.
It don't matter. You up to like episode four or five.
I'm at the board. The acting job that he's doing in Penguin Family.

Speaker 1 You do not know that that's Colin Farrell. Right.
Really? Like, you forget that it's him. I still don't know who you're talking about.
You know, Colin Farrell, nigga. No, I know him.

Speaker 1 Where is he at in Penguin? Penguin.

Speaker 1 You didn't know that?

Speaker 1 That's how good a job he's doing. That's the penguin.
Colin Farrell's. It's Penguin, yo.

Speaker 1 You did.

Speaker 1 He's bodying that shit. Shame me.

Speaker 1 I'm not. I just.
Shame me, though. Yes, yo.
He's killing that shit. Yeah.
I did not know that. That nigga is, he's bodying that shit.
He's really killing that shit. I did not know that.

Speaker 1 He's a great actor. Shout out to him.
I didn't think he was that good. He proved me wrong.
He's smoking that shit. Well, shout out to Colin Farrell.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 I might watch the next episode with a different. Yo, you're being serious.

Speaker 1 I'm dead serious. I had no idea.
I don't typically check the credits of the show. And it don't look nothing like them.
So the makeup people

Speaker 1 killed it. The makeup people are killing it too.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Say that shit. They're bodying.
They interviewed him. He had his Irish.
I think he's Irish.

Speaker 1 Irish. Irish.

Speaker 1 He had the accent on. He mad slim.

Speaker 1 You know, they do all the body shit for the penguin. They got he limping and all of that.
Yo, he killing.

Speaker 2 Because he has that foot.

Speaker 1 He's killing that shit.

Speaker 1 That was good.

Speaker 1 Quick part of the show for you guys.

Speaker 1 Let me see something here. It's my first time around.

Speaker 1 It's getting

Speaker 1 seeing this woman for about six months.

Speaker 1 Y'all want to do this guy that's talking about weapons, or y'all want to do this guy that's talking about some chick he was seeing? Weapons.

Speaker 1 Chick.

Speaker 1 I would pick with that. That was horrible.

Speaker 1 Elmira. All right, you know what? We'll do both.
I'll give Parks his fucking whack one first. This is from

Speaker 1 Atorio. It's about weapons.
It's Attorio Florista.

Speaker 1 Says.

Speaker 1 Last month when y'all were speaking about school shooters, Mel, Parks, and Amani all emphasized how AR-15s were dangerous and that no kid or no no person in general should have access to one.

Speaker 1 My question is, why do they think ARs are so much more lethal than any other gun? Aside from velocity and weight, bullets are bullets. No need to keep stressing that an AR-15 was used.

Speaker 1 I'd be more scared of the kid with a Glock and a 30-round clip that can actually be concealed and maneuvered in tight quarters. Both guns will kill you the same.

Speaker 1 TLDR, I don't know what these are, people like TLDR, people like like them and the mainstream media will keep putting emphasis on AR-15s until they are banned.

Speaker 1 But what will that do when school shooters just start using pistols and 10-round clips, which will, which will and could never be banned?

Speaker 2 Well, the problem is that school shooters have used other guns other than AR-15s, but AR-15s is a militarized weapon. Why the fuck is it here for the average consumer to be able to purchase and use?

Speaker 2 That's what we're talking about.

Speaker 1 I don't remember saying that specifically, but I think the thing with the AR-15 is it's easily and commonly modifiable with like short stocks and bigger clips. Yes.

Speaker 1 It's a little easier to get than an average weapon.

Speaker 1 And there's no reason to have one. Exactly.

Speaker 2 And so the point wasn't that the AR-15 is more dangerous than any other gun. A fucking 22 will fucking kill you.

Speaker 1 So, what's hello? Hi.

Speaker 1 He's looking at me laughing because I'm agreeing with you. And he's

Speaker 1 looking at her because you got a camera voice on. No, fucking 22 to do damage to you.
Don't get us started, man. She's in her bag today.
Don't try to murder you. Yeah, man.

Speaker 1 You're doing your thing, good.

Speaker 2 Sorry. That was just my point.
That's my view. We weren't saying that the AR-15 is more dangerous than any other gun because all guns are fucking dangerous.

Speaker 2 We were just stating that it's just, it's a militarized weapon, and what the fuck.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Why you mean to change your voice? You'll get a chance. I want to argue against all this shit.
Me too, but I ain't got time.

Speaker 1 I ain't got time. I want to argue against all of that shit you just said, but I don't have the time right now.
Yes, whatever you want.

Speaker 2 I'm pretty sure that he would love if you guys argued

Speaker 2 with me.

Speaker 1 I'm not. Okay.

Speaker 2 And you were going to read the other one?

Speaker 1 Yes. Okay.

Speaker 1 From Darryl M. French.
Hey, Darryl. And this is a little lengthy pause.
Hey, JBP, I had a little situation that I figured would be interesting to hear if you all have been through something similar.

Speaker 1 I was seeing this woman off and on for about six months. Then one day she started acting, quote, too busy.
This went on for about a month or two.

Speaker 1 I called her out on it and she tried to say she was just busy with her kid and work and she was just exhausted and she wasn't trying to make me feel like she was no longer interested.

Speaker 1 So I tried to see if she wanted to kick it for my birthday. Thirsty ass nigga.

Speaker 1 She hit me with the busy excuse again and so I said fuck it. We never said we were exclusive.
Duh nigga, you don't only want to act exclusive. We never said we were exclusive.

Speaker 1 So I hit up this fine ass Brazilian chick I was having more emotion with to see if she was down to chill. I was living with my mom.

Speaker 1 I was living with my mom for the next two months. She's doing a lot while you're living with your mom for two two months.

Speaker 1 I was living with my mom for the next two months while I was saving the money I needed to purchase my house and she was staying with the roommate so we would have no privacy.

Speaker 1 So we got a room for the evening activities. All right, I'm following you.
Call Shorty.

Speaker 1 Long story less long, after a dope birthday, we check into the hotel, get to the elevator to continue going to our room.

Speaker 1 The elevator came up from the underground parking, and guess who was in the elevator? Did I call it?

Speaker 1 Old girl that said she was just busy and tired with another nigga. We both kept it cool and smirked at one another because we both were about to go get it in, just not with each other.

Speaker 1 A few minutes later, she texted me, acting like I didn't just see her in the elevator on some other man's arm, saying, I hope you have fun.

Speaker 1 Mark, I know you don't have fun. That's some woman shit.
I know you don't use this word, Mark,

Speaker 1 but that's the time and place to say

Speaker 1 these bitches.

Speaker 1 These fucking bitches. I hope you have fun.

Speaker 1 I'm guessing you don't want to talk anymore. End quote.
What the fuck am I supposed to say to that? LOL, text me before calling so I can turn off.

Speaker 1 Oh, that's what she said. Silence unknown callers.
Oh, no, he's talking to us and he left his number. I'm not calling you.

Speaker 1 What do you guys say to that?

Speaker 1 Darrell had teeny meat.

Speaker 1 You

Speaker 1 talk about this.

Speaker 1 Holy shit. He's fucking watching it and me watching it.

Speaker 1 I was not expecting it.

Speaker 1 She ain't fuck him. She said, he said.
No, he said he was fucking with Shorty for six months. They started kicking it.
Then she started getting busy. She tried to let your dumbass down

Speaker 1 slow. You kept pursuing her, so she had to keep being busy.
She ain't want to fuck you on your birthday.

Speaker 1 She went to go fuck the other nigga that got better dick than you. Tell her.

Speaker 1 It could be.

Speaker 1 Or more money. I was going to say it's one or the other.

Speaker 2 Nah, they're at the same hotel.

Speaker 1 Imani.

Speaker 1 Sophie point. What you think? He wants you to dick watch with him?

Speaker 1 This is Skittlish. Listen.

Speaker 1 He might have been a corny nigga. It's a lot of reasons.

Speaker 1 I can.

Speaker 2 Thank you. Yeah, I think so.
I think so. It's the whole like not wanting to fuck you on your birthday that.

Speaker 1 Yeah. And go fuck another nigga on your birthday.
Right. But then she hopped back on his beat after she seen the L.
No, she didn't. Not really.

Speaker 1 Not really. That's just some shit with me.
That was a little pleasant. That was a little pleasantry.
Oh, huh.

Speaker 1 Go have a good night. That was something you gonna have a good night, yeah.
That was sarcasm, yeah. All right, or she was jealous for 10 seconds, but she ain't calling him the next day.

Speaker 1 She's still gonna be busy. Yeah.
And she's gonna be extra loud in that other room, too.

Speaker 1 Look at that.

Speaker 1 Yeah. What the fuck is that? I'm trying to compete with the nigga down the hall.
They do be doing that. What are you talking about? He's right.
They do be doing that.

Speaker 1 Well, hope we were able to help homeboy.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you got your baddie Brazilian.

Speaker 1 Yeah, have a time. He might be bad.
She might just be Brazilian.

Speaker 1 I had to add that part. Speaking of, that's a great segue because I want to let

Speaker 1 Tyrese Halliburton know that he running around with the mid-pack of whites. Yo, that was the corniest video I ever seen.

Speaker 1 I feel like somebody that love him should tell him, I don't love him, but I'm going to tell him, I ain't mad at you making the video with the whites. I am.
I am. I know.

Speaker 1 But that was the mid-pack of whites.

Speaker 1 And that's all I got for you.

Speaker 1 Call him. That's an insult to injury.

Speaker 1 It's bad enough that you got. I mean, first of all, the whole video was corny, right? It was bad.
It was corny. You could have just not did none of that.
Just text that guy, right?

Speaker 1 Or make a shout out to him. You ain't need three white women in the back.
You understand? Just coming home from the club. You didn't do none of that shit, right? None of that had to happen.

Speaker 1 And then on top of that, for them to be

Speaker 1 six, he had that seven.

Speaker 1 He had the Arizona whites. The Ari, not Arizona.

Speaker 1 There were some nice whites in Arizona. Yeah, exactly.
Arizona got great whites. I had to clean up.

Speaker 1 I'm talking about the Ari weed. Yes.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah. You had the bullshit.
You had the nasty pack, nigga. Step your shit up.
Step your whites up, my nigga.

Speaker 1 How about don't put no white. How about no whites? Yo, stop.
I know. I ain't gonna do that.
Because niggas love their whites. Exactly.
But it it don't have to be a mid-pack of whites.

Speaker 1 My shit is not the fact that they white per se. It's the fact that I feel like he thinks it's a flex.
Yeah, he thought that was a popping thing to say.

Speaker 1 That's why I like it. It's just corny to me.
Like, I got my Lambo out or I got my. That's what I'm saying.
I agree.

Speaker 1 That wasn't a coincidence or shit. He thought three white chicks in the four in the morning was popping.
It's corny.

Speaker 1 I agree. I agree.
I hate to see a fucking mid-pack of whites

Speaker 1 having fun somewhere.

Speaker 1 Like, smiling.

Speaker 1 Like, not even knowing that they're mid. I don't like to see that.
I don't, as a black man.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Tyrese Halliburton, man. That name tells me you with some mid

Speaker 1 Hallenberger.

Speaker 1 Yeah, what the fuck are you talking about? Halliburton. Halliburger.
Hallenberg. And he half white, too, right? Huh? Ain't he half white? I don't know.
I don't know what you're in whites, man.

Speaker 1 He might be.

Speaker 1 I ain't got no problem with whites. You can't spell Halliburt without burning.
I know. We know how you clean it up.
Be nice.

Speaker 1 I like everybody, man.

Speaker 1 Get your job back. back.
All right.

Speaker 1 Sleepers. Sleepers.
I'm going to play Tyler on the sleeper. Hold up.
Yeah, play Tyler on the sleeper. I'd love to hear it.

Speaker 1 For my sleeper, I'm going with friend of the show, Leon Thomas.

Speaker 1 We highlighted this record when the album came out, but the album has not left my rotation. Absolutely fire.
Cult classic for me at the moment. I'm going with Safe Place.

Speaker 1 I'm on your wanna settle.

Speaker 1 I'm on I'm not trying to save you.

Speaker 1 It's not anyway for hand. You can stay within me.

Speaker 1 Is that any way for handy? This is why the same baby

Speaker 1 I'm ready to go, then I say it.

Speaker 1 I'm on not in the same way.

Speaker 1 Settle down,

Speaker 1 even if it's just for now.

Speaker 1 Don't tell me your secrets, baby, let me figure it out.

Speaker 1 Let me see your demons, let me see you turn down.

Speaker 1 Any trouble, let me see if that's a rise.

Speaker 1 I've been on for a minute, drive wait a minute, draw for a minute. You won't stop, wait a minute, talk for a minute.
Won't run for a minute, baby. Come to

Speaker 1 run.

Speaker 1 I see the glass half empty when it's ripped.

Speaker 1 You don't do this, you said it already.

Speaker 1 I see the glass half empty in the same.

Speaker 1 I'm from a different club, but you knew that I'm ready.

Speaker 1 Gonna play with a lot like Chef Benny Holland. Richard died trying to put that on my mama.
She put it on my collars, put that on my chopper.

Speaker 1 my future, baby mama.

Speaker 1 Cut through the lane like boss in a big chuck. All we say now, but I don't pick a bitch up.
Die for my gang, I will never switch up. Before I go, broke, I'ma leave all my wrists cut.

Speaker 1 Say my name in the line, you know me. Live my break.

Speaker 1 Get a bit on me.

Speaker 1 It's a problem, I ain't give a close beat.

Speaker 1 If you can take it from me, go for it, and we don't see.

Speaker 1 I know you wanna settle me.

Speaker 1 I'm on my time to save you.

Speaker 1 Is that anyway for me? You can stay there to me.

Speaker 1 This is our same baby.

Speaker 1 I'm here then I say it.

Speaker 1 I'm on a little

Speaker 1 bit.

Speaker 1 Is that anyway for me? This is the day's day.

Speaker 1 That's brand new music from Leon Thomas called Safe Place. That's on his album called Mutt, available in your phone and on DSPs right this second.
Shout out to Leon Thomas.

Speaker 1 Hopefully we have you up here soon so we can talk about this classic. Yeah, the album's great.
That album's crazy. I'm playing Tyler.
This is Nord.

Speaker 1 Things feel out of order.

Speaker 1 Look and look around, I'm not sure.

Speaker 1 Paranoia,

Speaker 1 no.

Speaker 1 Such

Speaker 1 feel it in my aura.

Speaker 1 Living beach with cameras and recorders.

Speaker 1 Peace but can't afford ya, no.

Speaker 1 Such

Speaker 1 a wienena tu can die

Speaker 1 fuga in a sinifu navo campa camba.

Speaker 1 Vocaba camba vileta, pagulomo.

Speaker 1 Round,

Speaker 1 round.

Speaker 1 Someone's keeping watch.

Speaker 1 I feel them on my shoulder

Speaker 1 I can't even buy a home in private Home invaders got my brothers dying Notice every car is driving by Think my neighbors want me dead I got a cannon underneath the bed Triple checking if I lock the door I know every creep that's in the floor Motherfucker, I'm paranoid I move around the block Eyes glue to the rear view Rather double back than regret Hearing pew, pew, never trust a bitch.

Speaker 1 If you good, they could trap you. So just strap it up, but they fuck around and strap you.

Speaker 1 Bitch.

Speaker 1 Someone's keeping watch.

Speaker 1 I felt them in my shadow.

Speaker 1 Someone's keeping watch.

Speaker 1 Someone's keeping watch.

Speaker 1 Don't trust these people out here, please. Whatever you do, keep to yourself.

Speaker 1 Keeps going for a little while. It gets weirder and weirder.
That's titled the creator, Noid, first single off his new album.

Speaker 1 I like it. I like it.
I think it's a really different sounding record than anything out there. I like it too.
It's face telling me that you hate it.

Speaker 1 I loved it. It had the right name.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Make you feel paranoid a little bit? Annoyed.

Speaker 1 No,

Speaker 1 I was cool on that one.

Speaker 1 I'm going to

Speaker 1 body. The song is called Barbershop.

Speaker 1 She don't ever stop and talk, but guys approach her She don't even look your way if she don't know you

Speaker 1 But every time I'm round, she's so outspoken

Speaker 1 Maybe it's the way a nigga smell when he walk by Lay label on my body, she like oh my

Speaker 1 I gotta be so naive, cause I didn't notice

Speaker 1 I don't remember looking her way

Speaker 1 She never ever spoke to me

Speaker 1 Sorry, deepen, baby

Speaker 1 Blame it on my face Cause I just left the barber shop

Speaker 1 Feeling like a million dollars

Speaker 1 So I might not have heard you talking baby Just left the barber shop

Speaker 1 Feeling like a million dollars So I might not have heard you talking She pretended barely ever show emotion Never stick around and waiting for one person.

Speaker 1 But every time I brown,

Speaker 1 she don't be focused.

Speaker 1 Maybe it's the way a nigga smells when he walks through. Couple dollars in my body, she can tell too.

Speaker 1 Never mind that naive.

Speaker 1 Oh, I can't believe I done ever looking her way.

Speaker 1 She never ever spoke to me.

Speaker 1 Sorry, dear paper.

Speaker 1 Blame it on my face. Cause I just left the barber shop

Speaker 1 Feeling like a million dollars

Speaker 1 So I might not have heard you talking baby Just left the barber shop

Speaker 1 Feeling like a million dollars So I might not have heard you talking baby

Speaker 1 It's body barbershop,

Speaker 1 and that felt like a very ish song. I'm not gonna lie to you.

Speaker 1 I feel like you put that on when you leave the barbershop, personally.

Speaker 1 I mean, video is fire.

Speaker 1 Oh, you saw the video, too?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Thank you, sir.

Speaker 1 Okay. There's a video.

Speaker 1 No, I just said the song was fire. Oh, I thought you said the video was fire.
No, I said the song was fire. I said that shit was fire.
No, no, no, I ain't seen no video. It's my first time hearing it.

Speaker 2 Anywho's, I'm going to play something off of the new October London album. It is October London and Bony James.
It is all I want is you.

Speaker 2 Effervescence

Speaker 2 is your essence.

Speaker 2 When my confession

Speaker 2 is like you set me free,

Speaker 2 preconception,

Speaker 2 indiscretion,

Speaker 2 teach me lessons.

Speaker 2 Let me know your boundaries.

Speaker 2 You got me on fire with love,

Speaker 2 and I can't stop

Speaker 2 me.

Speaker 2 All I want is you, baby.

Speaker 2 Only you, I admire.

Speaker 2 And I won't stop.

Speaker 2 Right here

Speaker 2 next to

Speaker 2 my side

Speaker 2 all night long, baby. little girl.

Speaker 2 And I want you

Speaker 2 right here

Speaker 2 next to

Speaker 2 my side all night long.

Speaker 2 All night long.

Speaker 2 You should let me

Speaker 2 get you ready,

Speaker 2 dress you in fendy.

Speaker 2 I feel your tummy in the sandy.

Speaker 2 Baby, after

Speaker 2 a little wine and some black.

Speaker 2 School girl,

Speaker 2 everything you want from me. Oh, babe.

Speaker 2 You got me on fire

Speaker 2 with your love.

Speaker 2 And I can't stop

Speaker 2 loving

Speaker 2 all I want is your baby.

Speaker 2 I'll believe you right by your back.

Speaker 2 And I won't stop.

Speaker 2 Right here or next to

Speaker 2 my side all night long,

Speaker 2 baby

Speaker 2 And I want you

Speaker 2 right here or next to

Speaker 2 my side all night long

Speaker 2 All night long

Speaker 2 Oh yeah

Speaker 2 This is October London and Bodie James. All I want is you.
Smash your dedication.

Speaker 1 They found the 80s sax tone. Nothing mad at it.
And won't find another one.

Speaker 1 That's my man, but I would like to hear how October London sounds when he does October London.

Speaker 1 That's my only thing. I can dig it.
But it brought me on stage, so we got to, you know what I mean? Respect. How many more on these RB stages you got to be on? Honestly.

Speaker 1 What's the word?

Speaker 2 That might be the last one for the year.

Speaker 1 Rejuvenated,

Speaker 1 reinvigorated.

Speaker 1 You called me and told me you wasn't going to do it and you was on stage.

Speaker 2 Oh my God, why are you telling secrets?

Speaker 1 Because you'd just be lying to me on the phone.

Speaker 2 No, it wasn't that. It was literally like...
Then you did it on my phone. I got you up to a phone call.

Speaker 1 Joe, what did you think about the telephone? I got a phone call before you hit me.

Speaker 1 Funky. Yeah.
Funky, creative, different. Tyler.
For sure. No, no regular format.
No structure. Yeah.
Yeah. Interesting.
Types for a first single.

Speaker 1 I mean,

Speaker 1 next podcast, we can talk about what a first single is. Okay.

Speaker 1 And I don't know how it applies to everybody. It's different for everybody.
I think it should be. It should be.
Yeah, I don't know if when we say first single for Tyler, it means first single.

Speaker 1 Like, he do, he's doing what the fuck he wanted to do. That video is fire, fire, too.
Shout out to Tyler, man. Yeah.
Shout out to him.

Speaker 1 I don't have anything else I think think I need to say

Speaker 1 or want to say. I don't.

Speaker 1 Hey.

Speaker 1 All right, man. We did it.
Mark Lama, how you feel after your first day, man? I feel great, man. This was fun.
Good. Voice started getting a little rough and shit.

Speaker 1 I don't know if you're used to this volume.

Speaker 1 Not like this.

Speaker 1 Only if Lord Jamar is around. We got to raise our voice a little bit.

Speaker 1 Connect with these niggas.

Speaker 1 Glad you had a good time.

Speaker 1 Hopefully the cast had fun. Clearly, they were super enthused, as you can tell from previous weeks.

Speaker 1 It was just what I expected.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Ice.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Ice, our brother in Christ here with us in spirit. Always.
True indeed.

Speaker 1 By the time you're hearing this, the Knicks game will have already aired. So go, Knicks, whether they went one or lost.

Speaker 1 Dance me in spotlight,

Speaker 1 losing my religion. Keep us in prayers.
Lord knows, Lord knows. We need to be there.

Speaker 1 Until the next time, I bid you a due farewell. Audio, Cereba, Dirchie, Osta, La Vista, so long goodbye.
Or a simple head nod will suffice. Remember, life is a series of moments, and moments pass.

Speaker 1 So let's make this one last. Hold on.

Speaker 1 You're too young, Amani. You're too young.

Speaker 1 I think I thought I saw you strong.

Speaker 1 Yo, remember, the baddies are insecure. The classy women want to travel and the clothes-minded women want you to teach them things.
Grab you a Tylenol, you might need it.

Speaker 1 Y'all holding down, we'll be back same time, same place.

Speaker 1 Subscribe to the Patreon. I think we're headed over there to talk about Drea celebrating her contract.

Speaker 1 Congratulations to Drea and Jalen Green.

Speaker 1 And again, go Knicks, man.

Speaker 1 Go Yankees. Go Liberty.
Go New York. Everything.
New York, everything.

Speaker 1 Consider this.

Speaker 1 Consider this.

Speaker 1 And John Sentry.

Speaker 1 Yo, also, congratulations to Kai Senat.

Speaker 1 I think he just inked a large deal with the NBA. Oh, for real? Oh, what? Yeah,

Speaker 1 they're trying to increase.

Speaker 1 And look at how they deal with content creators. And I think

Speaker 1 he is the first of that for them. So shout out to Kaiser Nash shout out to the NBA.
Shout out to all the companies out there that's figuring out the new model from 225 and beyond.

Speaker 1 Some of y'all are real archaic out there. Yeah.
I thought that I heard you see.

Speaker 1 Anybody got any plans for the week? Plans for the week? Anything interesting, exciting that y'all want to share with the audience? Just working. Man.
Just working. Old ass niggas.

Speaker 1 We old ass nigga. We turn up.
We coming alive at the nighttime. Trying to throw money on Top Tellish.
So I got a, you know, Topsylicus. Thursday.
Yeah. I'm giving you $1,000, nigga.
Don't blow it.

Speaker 1 Don't throw all of it. Don't blow it in two hours.
Yo,

Speaker 1 y'all niggas is mad quiet. I just want to tell y'all.
Who? When I owed that nigga money, it was a community effort for me to make it.

Speaker 1 Today is Tuesday. This air is Wednesday.
We're going out Thursday. I promise you, before we go in there Thursday, you're getting your money.

Speaker 1 I don't want me paying you your money to impede on my cash app limit for the week. I'll be out before Thursday, nigga.

Speaker 1 What the fuck is you talking about?

Speaker 1 If I don't give you your money, it's just so it don't bother my cash app limit. I think also you're thinking we were joking because you were denying the owing of money.
Yeah, that part was the joke.

Speaker 1 That part, too. But after I lost the bet, yeah.
No, I paid him that bet.

Speaker 1 After I lost the other bet,

Speaker 1 the

Speaker 1 weight bet.

Speaker 1 Oh, well, those kinds of things. Okay.

Speaker 1 Yo, give me my that stat-ish hoodie is what you could do. Especially if we're talking about things that we owe each other.
I got you. Let me get my hoodie.
I don't owe you, but I got you.

Speaker 1 I'll give it to you. I'd like to wear it Thursday.

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 1 I can't even represent my man. Thursday.

Speaker 1 Sky's a nutcase. In our contract, do you have to approve my ish hoodie?

Speaker 1 Yes. What color do you want the strings? Reasonably.
Or you could just say no.

Speaker 1 Is it within reason that we put that? Those two words? Those two words change a lot.

Speaker 1 It did not. Oh, thank God.
No, it says within reason. Oh, fuck.
And just a timely. It says timely.
Ooh, he might have got me there. He might have got me, though.
The timely. The timely.

Speaker 1 You gotta got me.

Speaker 1 Yo, y'all are down out there. Be safe, be well, be merry.
Peace, love, health, wealth, and prosperity to each and every one of y'all.

Speaker 1 Hopefully, you enjoyed this broadcast as much as we enjoyed delivering it to you. And if you didn't, shout out to the hey listeners.
Salute.

Speaker 1 JBP, JBP, JB, JBP, JB, JJ, JJ, J-CHA, JBP, JBP, Where would you be without the JBP?

Speaker 1 Bye.