Episode 767 | "Gear Grinders"

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Speaker 1 I repeat, it is not serious, it is not real. No one is exposing, revealing, indicting,

Speaker 1 or telling you anything about themselves.

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Speaker 1 Enjoy the show, Mike, Mike, Mike. There we go.
Oh, man. One of my worst nightmares averted.
My voice is still beautiful.

Speaker 1 Love when that happens. Dude, it's all yellow? No, I'm just saying.
You pawed so much. It was a stretch.
I was sick.

Speaker 1 Nasly. What up, Flip? Fucking

Speaker 1 inflamed back here. I don't want to say it.
Pause. Yeah, no, I sound good.
Flip, you look good. What's up, man? Thanks for joining us.
Thanks for joining us.

Speaker 1 So, how's everybody doing? How's everybody feeling? What's poppin'? Feeling great. What's poppin'? What's poppin'? What's poppin'? What's poppin', though?

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 1 All right, good to see everybody. Got my guy Ian Dunlap in the building.

Speaker 1 Glad to be back. I miss y'all.
How y'all feeling? Real good.

Speaker 1 Good, good.

Speaker 1 Thank you for joining us. Good to see you today.
Glad to have you. Good day, sir.

Speaker 1 Come on, my guy. What is up?

Speaker 1 Doing it again. You're doing it again.
You all right? Doing stuff right under our nose. What's going on here? What's this?

Speaker 1 My God.

Speaker 1 I fuck with me. I'll fuck with you, but right up my nose.
You're doing it. You feel this shit right under our nose.
You're doing it again.

Speaker 1 You know why I'm saying that?

Speaker 1 Once he goes,

Speaker 1 read the T L.

Speaker 1 You think I am doing something under your nose? Yeah, you are. Ian is our man.

Speaker 1 I love him. Very nice guy.
Great, great broadcaster.

Speaker 1 Amazing. Happy.

Speaker 2 I've been trying to collab with you for a minute, too. We got to do something.
Oh,

Speaker 1 anytime, but we're not talking about that now.

Speaker 1 I'm trying to throw you off.

Speaker 1 I'm good. You have to make him watch me.

Speaker 1 No, there you go. Y'all got chemistry good.

Speaker 1 It's crazy.

Speaker 1 Good, good. Chemistry.
Chemistry with your co-hosts. That's the thing up here.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 That's a thing up here. Hey,

Speaker 1 who needs to hear it? I don't know. How you interact with your co-hosts is the thing.
It is. Yeah, that's all I got for y'all.
All right, who's ready to rock?

Speaker 3 Wise words.

Speaker 1 Who's ready to rock? Are we starting with male-threatening bitches? Yeah, who are you threatening to rock?

Speaker 1 Male-threatening somebody.

Speaker 1 Is that what we're going to start with? I thought we were going to start with some other shit. Well, before the music comes on, this is like a little free start.

Speaker 3 Okay, well, listen. Okay, I just, I tweeted something, and

Speaker 3 it came off like a threat, but I don't think that that's what it was. That was a threat, though.

Speaker 1 Was it a threat? What was it? It was a threat.

Speaker 1 Something about you could get touched or some shit. Oh, shit.
Well, no, let me do it. Because she bleeped out the word nigga.

Speaker 3 And I did threaten. But I did say bitch ass in it.

Speaker 1 Bitch ass in asterisk asterisk. Hey, so she type it like a Karen.
It's like, girl, if you got to do all of that, then just use a different word.

Speaker 1 And who would you threaten? They thought you got hacked.

Speaker 1 They said, oh, Mel. Yeah, because they know you for pussy.
They like, oh, shit.

Speaker 1 They know. They're like, Mel is that.
But then niggas went and got the fouls. They were like, yo, y'all know Mel used to run with the rough riders.
I was like, no, I did not know that.

Speaker 3 You know, Mel's been to jail several times, too. Like, maybe I just suppressed that part of myself a lot because I really did not like my visits to jail.

Speaker 1 I didn't know

Speaker 1 such hardened criminals in the world.

Speaker 1 I didn't openly threaten people.

Speaker 1 I didn't know that, though.

Speaker 3 I mean, I didn't put a name on it.

Speaker 1 It was, you know. Or Ron Isley went to jail.
Anybody think he's tough neither.

Speaker 1 Even though he's probably tough. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He might have tough. He's probably the club.
Back in the day, especially.

Speaker 1 And now I think he'll stab you.

Speaker 1 His brother didn't get that pub back?

Speaker 1 His brother Denner Ronald Ashley.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 Oh, he took all that nigga shit. All right, so what would you went to jail for? Assault.

Speaker 3 Assault with a weapon, attempt to obstruct justice, intimidation of a witness. I told you guys this story up here.

Speaker 1 I know that. No, you only told us assault.
I did not know that. You didn't add all the extra stuff.
That's crazy. Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 All right, so the tweet stands.

Speaker 1 It stands.

Speaker 3 The tweet stands. It stands.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit. Oh, my God.

Speaker 1 Also, I don't know who up here needs to hear this, but public threat to people is not good. It's also

Speaker 1 nobody's professional.

Speaker 1 Just so we're clear.

Speaker 3 In my defense, I was, you know, I'd had a couple of spicy margs and maybe a little bit of praise.

Speaker 1 The allegations.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 3 We're not addressing that stupid ass.

Speaker 1 Mock tails.

Speaker 1 No, they were cocktails.

Speaker 3 They were cocktails.

Speaker 1 I'm starting. Thank you.

Speaker 1 I don't like the word cock and tails and then silence.

Speaker 3 Spicy margs make Meli Mel spicy.

Speaker 1 Unless we're in the sex club. They called you YMW Melly.

Speaker 1 Yo, that shit is funny, bro. I like that nickname.

Speaker 1 I'd like for it to stay.

Speaker 2 Peace and love in 2020.

Speaker 1 It's not sticker.

Speaker 1 Just so you know, it's not sticker. Damn it.
Y-M-W

Speaker 1 Melly.

Speaker 1 You're such a cool fucking nigga.

Speaker 1 What am I doing here? I'm doing.

Speaker 4 I need to get stronger. I got a free training session at my gym.
And the guy, he threw me on the bench press right when I get there. He goes, give me eight reps.
So I gave him eight.

Speaker 4 Then he goes, give me one more.

Speaker 4 Why don't you just say nine?

Speaker 4 I told him, I can't do one more. And he goes, I can't isn't in your vocabulary.

Speaker 4 I was like, then I'm unable.

Speaker 4 That's definitely my vocabulary.

Speaker 4 I don't know a lot of words, so.

Speaker 4 When I was

Speaker 4 in the gym, I then went to the men's locker room

Speaker 4 to the steam room. And if you're not familiar with the steam room, it's a great place to start a relationship with another guy.

Speaker 4 If you're looking for that.

Speaker 4 I was not looking for that, but there's a guy in there. His name was Travis.
He was looking for that.

Speaker 4 And he asked me questions, lots and lots of questions. And I entertain those questions because I'm an entertainer.

Speaker 4 And so I'm on my way out. I'm about to leave.
And before I can, Travis goes, I'll see you later. And he waves like this to me.

Speaker 4 Just like that. So I'm standing there.
I'm thinking.

Speaker 4 I'm like, I guess I'm going to wave back. But when I did, all that came out of my hand was this.

Speaker 4 My point is, I may or may not have a boyfriend.

Speaker 1 Mike, check. Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike, Check.
One, two, one, two, one, to one two one two

Speaker 1 the levels the levels the levels is good of course it's good it's parks on the board we don't sound like y'all

Speaker 1 y'all niggas went to be age and spent the fucking $49 is mascatic y'all talking over white noise like Ian and Elliott Wilson did in their interview but we here I sold more dope than I sold records you niggas sold records never sold dope so I ain't hearing none of that street shit cause in my mind you motherfuckers sold folk got rich

Speaker 1 you may be listening from.

Speaker 1 But I'm a thinker, always for the ladies, always for the ladies out there with 62.

Speaker 1 No child, no witness, no Jehovah's God face, but it's God's face in that mirror. We was baiting this image, dialing in as much as I can.
Wherever you might be listening to me,

Speaker 1 blonde hair, blue-eyed like the Furah. The judge and the jury, the jury man froze, watercolors on my neck.
Fuck rhyming when you get the niggas. We ain't the same color, clarity.
Clarity of

Speaker 1 We let this ride shout out to niggas and bitches.

Speaker 1 No reading, no writing. Shout out to the music.

Speaker 1 All the parents out there, all the kids out there. Descended from kids.
Worldwide, worldwide.

Speaker 1 Brooklyn, what's good?

Speaker 1 I was pissing my shorts. Seven rich niggas got

Speaker 1 Overnight, I seen a nigga go get a coat.

Speaker 1 Wind decks, waiting for the city. Wait, the waitresses locked their body tonight like a court.

Speaker 1 Black marble, white walls in my news. Patrolies, what up, what up, what up?

Speaker 1 Top-down, tank-top, I think I'm too. Niggas ain't reflecting.

Speaker 1 Yeah, reflect, nigga.

Speaker 1 Bill of school in Ethiopia, should enroll in myself. Got body and mind, food for the soul.
When you feeding on hate, you empty my nigga and show.

Speaker 1 Y'all, I never heard that song before. I don't need neither.
No, I need to push your verses. Time is nine.

Speaker 1 Man.

Speaker 1 DC was popping. Took my heart away from me.
I didn't just stay in front of me. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Y'all know my vibe when it's falling in New York, man.

Speaker 1 Frock Daddy is here. Frock Daddy is here in the flesh.

Speaker 1 Only hope I had was selling dope. Was on my grind because times was harder than the seller float.
My mama told me never still and never telling folks.

Speaker 1 I grew up looking at the bottom of the bottom, Philly without

Speaker 1 a double. Chapter was some group there.
Y'all know I said that earlier.

Speaker 1 But we learned that I was getting chapter 1st and last time. Let's check out the

Speaker 1 connected, well respected, and well protected. And get accepted, was rejected, now they regret it.
And get my message, was the signal when I was a bad man.

Speaker 1 Now I move with aggression. Using my mind as some weapons, chances are never given.
They took them like interceptions.

Speaker 1 So know that pass to be the cornerback. Me and Blar and then Muji gonna bring that warning by.

Speaker 1 Hey,

Speaker 1 Jersey City, what's good?

Speaker 1 I don't think we're ready to get there.

Speaker 1 Shout out to the people that got us on the screens with the LEDs around and shit.

Speaker 1 I love seeing that.

Speaker 1 Feels good to be hated too, but I ain't gonna tell y'all that part.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, what's up? What's up? Yeah, what's up?

Speaker 1 Niggas gonna tell me I played the same GZ set, nigga. I know what I played.

Speaker 1 I know what I played. Oh, Joe, that ain't real though.
Rap ain't really his bag, nigga. If I get in my rap bag, the third of y'all will be lost out there.

Speaker 1 Watch y'all fucking mouth when you talk to me. Keep my applause going.
I hate reading stupid shit. I'm here today.
I got a good night's sleep. Almost didn't fucking with Ian Dunlap.

Speaker 1 Almost didn't messing with that Ian Dunlap and Pergola, boy. What a time.

Speaker 1 First floor bar. Not my normal style.

Speaker 1 I was surprised.

Speaker 1 You got a a call? No, I don't want to hang out with y'all. Y'all ain't getting no call.
No. Oh, you got a call? No, it wasn't a call.
It wasn't call time. Gotcha.
It was alone time.

Speaker 1 See, I posted my Kobe picture.

Speaker 1 Isolation is necessary. It's toxic.
Yeah, it's time to get in my thoughts.

Speaker 1 Until Shorty came over here and fucking

Speaker 1 interrupted, but it was good to see Shelly. Shout out to Shorty.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 And old girl from Houston. Oh, is that where she was from? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Setting the tone today. You good? Stop.
Stop, man. Stop, man, stop, bro.
Setting the tone today. You still go back there and do that.
I'm going to watch you the whole day. I'm setting the tone today.

Speaker 1 You go back there and do that little whisper shit. You're leading by example today.
When you whisper the parks, you got some cues. When you touch his shoulder, you're like, oh,

Speaker 1 you can go back there.

Speaker 1 Your paws. They got some stupid ass sign language shit where they understand each other.
No, I'm not sure. I got that baseball shit.
Yeah, leave that shit in. All the way, nigga.

Speaker 1 Shout out to the match. Congratulations.
Way to come back.

Speaker 1 Way to come back and represent the city properly after getting cracked 9-0.

Speaker 1 So, really happy about that. Go, Yankees.
You already know the vibes. Go, Knicks.

Speaker 1 I guess.

Speaker 1 What episode is this? What episode is? 767. Welcome to episode 767

Speaker 1 of the Joe Button podcast, brought to you by Powered by a few, by Prize, Fitz, Prize, Fitz.

Speaker 1 I know a couple of y'all might have won out there. This weekend, Toy Star sending me, hey, I just can't keep hitting.
I was like, all right. All right.

Speaker 1 I'm your humble, gracious, grateful, highly favored host, Joe Budden, here with a few really amazing people. To my right, you're in the various, man.
You had Smooth Magazine. You had King Magazine.

Speaker 1 You've seen all of the fucking videos. You've seen the fucking just trail of greatness since 90 something.
99. 99.
Nigga was out before me.

Speaker 1 Man, what was I doing when Mel was out? God damn, I was a pup still.

Speaker 1 I had no deal. Go ahead, male.
Hey,

Speaker 1 what's poppin'? But little Ford is in the building. I am.
I am in full effect. Hootie who.
Next to who?

Speaker 1 Next to her, Queen's Flip. Mr.
I do what the fuck I want around here, huh? I don't say that. No.

Speaker 1 Mr. I do, I come and go as I please.
No, no, no. Mr.
Make sure my re-up is right. Mr.
Make sure I'm tired of sitting still. Let's go.

Speaker 1 Let's go.

Speaker 1 Tired of that. Let's go.
Turn it up in the fourth. That's right.
Get your shit off, Lit. That's right.
Fuck these niggas. Even if it's me.
No, it's the level. It's a show.
Even if it's me.

Speaker 1 No, it's me. Fuck it.
It's time now. No, no.
It's time.

Speaker 1 I'm happy to be here. I'm happy to be happy.

Speaker 1 I'm happy to be here with my cast. Good to see you.
Yes, thank you. To his right, come on, man.

Speaker 1 You that nigga, son.

Speaker 1 How you matching sneakers with the hoodie? Like, look at the yellow, the yellow. Yeah, with the yellow, Kobe.
I'll see you. Let's go.

Speaker 1 Nigga, you here. Smile, nigga.
Smile, nigga. You think we'll see the pictures, nigga?

Speaker 1 Your man behind you. We're gonna get to that later.
How you doing, man? Introduce your man.

Speaker 1 You're an idiot, bro. Introduce your man properly, man.
Come on, man. King Wawa.

Speaker 1 King Wahwah. Huh?

Speaker 1 North Jersey's finest. You've seen him in Elizabeth at Home Depot, man.
Y'all know the vibe. Ping Pong Master.
Come on.

Speaker 1 Ping Pong. Ping Pong Champion.
We're going to get to that soon. We're going to get to that soon, huh? My man, bigger.

Speaker 1 Biggers.

Speaker 1 That's that is the big issue available right now. Stop fucking playing with him to his right.
Come on, man. New shade, but no shade.

Speaker 1 It's new shades, but his shit. Eyebrows are sharp, too.
Ooh.

Speaker 1 Eyebrows are sharp. I saw that.
He got his eyebrows shaped up. Yo, shake your eyebrows up on him.
And you be going to poppy in them.

Speaker 1 That's the shit with the strings.

Speaker 1 Oh, you got threaded? Yeah. They got threaded.
You got threaded. Why your eyebrows looking beautiful? Never, bro.

Speaker 1 Come on, man. Come on.
Why do your eyebrows look beautiful? Because I'm beautiful. Come on, man.

Speaker 1 You heard of it. I just

Speaker 1 peeped the eyebrows off. Big freeze.

Speaker 1 Big freeze.

Speaker 1 Freezing. Big freeze in the building.

Speaker 1 Ian Dunlap is here. I introduced him earlier, but he's a great guy, and we all love him.
So make some noise, fam.

Speaker 1 Make some noise fam.

Speaker 1 Welcome back. Elmira's finest.

Speaker 1 Fucking the best engineer in the universe. That's why we don't sound like y'all.
Y'all shit sound trash. We was just discussing it.

Speaker 1 We was just talking about how horrible all of you guys' audio performance is. Oh my God.

Speaker 1 Almost unlistable.

Speaker 1 Oh my God. How do you do it even? Hard on the ears.
How do you even do it?

Speaker 1 Oh, Grammy nominated. Yeah, you hear that, Jeremy Hecht? Yeah.

Speaker 1 She knows Jeremy Hecht. Hey, Jeremy Heck.
You You hear that?

Speaker 1 A lot of other shows got a white boy.

Speaker 1 A lot of them ain't Grammy nominated Jeremy Heck.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Jeremy Heck and those guys over here. You don't need a noise game.

Speaker 1 Elliot Wilson, man. Make some noise for parks, man.
What the fuck they talking about?

Speaker 1 He got

Speaker 1 some.

Speaker 1 He never bought one Rolex. He never bought one.

Speaker 1 He didn't go in there and get one. No, no.
Two or nothing. Dobly.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Me and my dad.
Nigga Nigga, boy, love's his bad. Step father.

Speaker 1 Kiss.

Speaker 1 Love's just bad. I want you, y'all.
Kissing. Oh, man.

Speaker 1 I love my dad, too, but I quickly learned the second that the gifts get really, really, really good, it's hard for him to go back down.

Speaker 1 That's true. I do quantity.
Like, I tried to do something ill one year. The next year, he was right at me.
He was looking for it.

Speaker 1 He said, hey, man, if you do that thing like you did, last year,

Speaker 1 you set the bar. Yeah, that's a mistake.
Never do that. Never set the bar.
Poe is here. Corey is here.
Erickson is here. Everybody is here.
Remotely is here.

Speaker 1 And last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here with us. How's everybody doing? Feeling great, amazing.
I'm good, man. Feeling good.

Speaker 1 All right, there's not really anything super important to get to. So this is going to be, I'm just going to catch up with you guys and put a tinfoil hat on at some point.

Speaker 1 I love it. Because Ian sent me many conspiracy theory topics.
Oh, that's your bag today? Okay. Absolutely.
I really enjoyed watching you at the Barclays just run around.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 You are assessed.

Speaker 1 I don't even have nothing to say this, my man. What happened? Tell me about it.
Tell me how you felt about it. I mean, it felt good.

Speaker 1 I mean, the Barclay did call and said I wasn't supposed to film in the Barclay, so I had to edit some parts out, man. But it was a great feeling, man.

Speaker 1 Facial recognition. The love I got from all the people was amazing.
And it felt great being there. You know, that's what it is.
That's dope, man. good.

Speaker 1 I went to the wilding out, uh, wild and out back went. Okay, yeah, I went backstage and shit, and um,

Speaker 1 you know, meant to talk to Nick for a little bit, but I was bombarded by people. I'm gonna catch him, I'm gonna catch him, you know.

Speaker 1 You flip what up, uh-uh. I felt good too.
And no, I'm outside, man. I'm outside.
I'm here to work, Joe. You know, I know you got your little plan.
Uh-uh, we're gonna get into that.

Speaker 1 Me and Mel had a meeting this weekend. Me, Mel, and Ian, we're gonna get to that.
We said we're gonna talk about it.

Speaker 1 I don't learn from it. You put their introduce it, but me, Mel, and Ian,

Speaker 1 we had a meeting on the corner with some French people.

Speaker 1 I thought I was about to be taken and stolen, but it was some freaky shit going on.

Speaker 1 She speaks French now, all of a sudden. The middle.
She's from Canada. Oh, yeah, I forgot.
I didn't know. I forgot about that.
But yeah,

Speaker 1 it was great. I'm happy that you watch.
I like what I like.

Speaker 1 You said, what? I'm stupid. Why? What that got to do with it?

Speaker 1 I just rolled with it. Now she's from Canada, of course.
Of course, she knows French. It's like

Speaker 1 a lot of people. France.

Speaker 1 I forgot.

Speaker 3 No, it's our second language.

Speaker 3 Like how you learn Spanish here. We learn French in Canada.

Speaker 1 It's part of our curriculum. We don't learn Spanish.

Speaker 1 But no, a lot of official language. It's part of your curriculum, right? It's an official language up there.
Right, yes. No, I got to learn the basic Spanish stuff.

Speaker 1 Some stuff I feel stupid pulling the translator app out for.

Speaker 1 You know how to say hello?

Speaker 1 Like, I should know the fucking moybien or whatever that is. Like the basic, hey,

Speaker 1 how much. Yeah.
Denero. But don't be like, itch, Cora.
Hey, five.

Speaker 1 much

Speaker 1 um friday night was the start of my spy adventures

Speaker 1 the start

Speaker 3 there's multiple spy adventures this week plural he's always on a spy adventure usually it's from his phone yeah but he actually went outside this time

Speaker 1 don't reveal too much about me i don't feel like the audience really knows that I'm sick.

Speaker 1 I think they know that you're spotting.

Speaker 1 No, no, I don't think they know

Speaker 1 the degree of my obsessiveness

Speaker 1 and how it works when it's in effect. Okay, we'll keep that.
I think you've polluted over the years, but you're right. Carry on.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Quiet.

Speaker 1 Friday night is normally my

Speaker 1 go-out and thought it out night, but Ish was taking too many pictures in the streets.

Speaker 1 I mean, I'm here to tell the truth.

Speaker 1 That's your truth. Go ahead.
So I had to come and investigate and see what was so, what all the teeth was about. Journalism.

Speaker 1 What was the teeth? What's the teeth about?

Speaker 1 I had no idea.

Speaker 1 Teeth? Yeah, on all the pictures. He's smiling.
Oh, he showed a lot of teeth. Smiling.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but nah.

Speaker 1 Nah. Too much teeth for me.
Okay. So Friday night, I learned on Patreon, it's just going to paddle of the sexes.

Speaker 1 Boy, I thought that was hilarious. Why?

Speaker 3 I went last year.

Speaker 1 Wait, what's the last one? On brand.

Speaker 1 On brand. We saw you last year with your nipples out at Paddle of the Sexes.
The Reddit found it.

Speaker 3 Yeah. I mean, I wasn't hiding, apparently.

Speaker 1 At the pink ball? No, what the name?

Speaker 3 You're welcome.

Speaker 3 Anyways, go on.

Speaker 1 If I see that, I think I got a freak. I ain't gonna lie.

Speaker 3 I mean...

Speaker 1 Girl.

Speaker 1 Girl. Anyway, Paddle with a Sexes.
What?

Speaker 3 I was going to say, keep up with that fucking narrative.

Speaker 1 Mel.

Speaker 3 Anyways, Paddle.

Speaker 1 Paddle with a Sexes.

Speaker 1 I'm going to spy on Ish One.

Speaker 1 And Mel was out with a shoulder injury. But I know she went to Paddle with the Sexes last year.

Speaker 1 So I was hoping to catch her at a ping-pong table after she told me that she was going to have shoulder surgery

Speaker 1 You'd have walked in like

Speaker 1 I got next

Speaker 1 See that I'm here to clear up a few conspiracies Y'all think Mel called out because of whatever she had shoulder surgery Little rotator cuff.

Speaker 1 So I was going I dare would have played ping pong that night

Speaker 1 But I did but she was not there.

Speaker 3 I was not there. I was at home recovering convalescing if you will, from my shoulder surgery.

Speaker 1 Convalescing. Convalescing.
Yes. Word of the day.
Word of the day.

Speaker 1 So the real fun begins, and I just get to watch ish float around. Even better.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Go ahead.

Speaker 1 What did they play? I mean, I don't even have a big takeaway here. It was just fun watching.

Speaker 1 What did he do? What did you see? What stood out? I would love to see him. I love this fayer bag.
I would love to hear this one. Go ahead.

Speaker 1 Put that rapper brain to you. Did he play the whole room? Put that rapper brain to youth.
Canoodly?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 A little, because the audience don't know.

Speaker 1 Slate is from the old school. We've done Slate.
We know Slate.

Speaker 1 We've got a familiar with Slate forever.

Speaker 1 So I walk in there, and I didn't plan on telling this story. I was just going to crack on it floating around.
But all right, fine. Y'all force it out of me.
So I walk up in there. It's me, it's Corey.

Speaker 1 We got fucking Buck. Buck and Dwayne and Dirt.
They all mad big. We get right to the front.
Nigga said Joe had security.

Speaker 1 This is for a foundation. It's for a foundation.

Speaker 1 Great cause.

Speaker 1 The girl in the front is somebody that they got to work the front and explain the foundation and what you need to do to get in. Younger, younger girl, but...
really diligent at doing her job.

Speaker 1 So she got me and these four giant niggas standing here while she explained to me the process of paying to get in Paddle of the Sexes.

Speaker 1 What was the ticket?

Speaker 1 I don't know, because all I heard was blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 1 Blah, blah, blah. But I like to let people do their job.
So go ahead. So I was like, all right, I'll make a foundation.
She was like, great.

Speaker 1 So just walk over there to the long tables where the line is. They'll give you a ticket.
You'll pay some money. You sign your name and yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada.

Speaker 1 For mad long, she stands there until somebody with sense came from behind the curtain and said,

Speaker 1 No, no, no, no, no. And I said, No, I'm just gonna let it go.

Speaker 1 Thank you. That was

Speaker 3 that was a great spiel.

Speaker 1 So then she brings us in there, Cherise, and it's like a content house.

Speaker 1 Cherise says, Hey,

Speaker 1 we're gonna get you in front of this MSG step and repeat, and we're gonna get you to do the MSG

Speaker 1 interview. sit down for five minutes and say no

Speaker 1 you're not

Speaker 1 at all

Speaker 1 nothing remotely close

Speaker 1 to what you're saying is gonna happen

Speaker 1 so I walked away from her and went and stood over there and everybody just had phones and videos and it was recording. Constant reminder for me why I don't normally come to these types of shinders.

Speaker 1 Hitch, did you do the podcast?

Speaker 1 Podcast? Whatever the interview. You did an MFD interview?

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Okay. Okay.
Okay. Well, anyway, when I finally go bust through the curtain where everything is, because I was at the bar early at the entrance, when I bust through the curtain, it's an arcade.

Speaker 1 Hey, that could be lit. Hold on now.

Speaker 1 I'm not all the way. I've been here.
Yeah, I'm following so far. It's an arcade.
A good one? Yeah, what they had. A little basketball hoops, a little street fighter? I don't know.

Speaker 1 And it was a lot of ping-pong tables. Right.
Okay. Paddle with the tables playing ping pong.
Okay.

Speaker 1 Hence the paddle. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I don't know why I thought Paddle with the Sexes meant it would be a game, a featured game or two highlighted and people would be watching that. This was just a bunch of people playing.

Speaker 1 Oh, it's like a ping pong ball. Ping pong.
It was a tournament. No, it's a tournament.
Yeah. It's a tournament.

Speaker 3 So you go through each and every, like.

Speaker 1 I've seen some ping-pong bars popping up. That's the thing, too.
Anyway. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I went and stood in a corner and hid, like the first corner I could find. Sounds like you.

Speaker 1 But then the drunk girl that worked at Def Jam back in the day started talking to me a lot. And I kept peeking over there to see Ish, but Ish was standing where he could be seen over there.

Speaker 1 He was illuminating. Of course.

Speaker 1 Mad bright, standing there, light skinned skinned as hell.

Speaker 1 He didn't walk around, but he stood there just trying to have this fucking

Speaker 1 Morris Chestnut face.

Speaker 1 And I want to walk over there and talk to him, but he right under a spotlight. It's like

Speaker 1 he always in the brightest place that you could be in the spot. So now I never walk over there to him because that ain't my style.
Male voice pop up in my head.

Speaker 1 You two are like vultures playing me opposite sides of the room. And it's like,

Speaker 1 it's not that. It's just not ill.
I can't go over there. I can't.
So Corey goes over there. They talk.
We stand there for about 10 minutes.

Speaker 1 I tap Corey, give him a little sign, and we get the fuck up out of here. And that was it.
And then I couldn't go nowhere for the whole Friday night because I fell asleep as soon as I got home.

Speaker 1 Because this fucked up my nap time. Going to spy on him.

Speaker 1 Going to spy on him fucked up my nap time. You didn't even come back with me.
And that was the end of that. Yeah, no.
You ain't going to the spot? No.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 I was wondering around. You went to the spot? I didn't get a phone call.
Nah, we was going. I was going, you know what I mean? So now we got to rely on you.
I did pedal the Sexus Recap.

Speaker 1 Nah, I think it was. How'd you do in the tournament? I didn't play.
I wasn't one of the contestants. I didn't play.

Speaker 1 It was a dope event. Shout out to Cherie.
Shout out to Edgar. Because you just...

Speaker 1 You're a monster, dog. But no, it was dope.
It was basically, like Joe said, it's a charitable event.

Speaker 1 And Mel played last year. So let's say it's 16 people or 30 people.
And it's basically just

Speaker 1 all the way down. Yeah, bracket.
And then the winners win. But

Speaker 1 it wasn't what Joe's saying, an arcade. It was just a whole bunch of ping pong tables with people playing.
It was a little festive. It was bright.

Speaker 1 He did come in, hide in the corner like he'd be on his normal shit. That nigga wasn't going to come over there and talk.
Well, he might have came off here if it was dark and talked to me.

Speaker 1 But I was just standing by the DJ and me, Corey talked over there. It wasn't what he'd saying.

Speaker 1 So y'all didn't talk at all on the spot? Yeah, we did. Oh, okay.
You and Joe spoke in the spot. Yeah.
Okay. Just not in the arcade.
Yeah, we was at the barcode. So it was broken down to sex.

Speaker 1 I got some hard working people in it. Got it.

Speaker 1 You don't want to go down that alley, do you?

Speaker 1 So listen, this fool comes over to me and says, yo, could you get me out of here with these regular Joes? I don't want to be around the working class people. Oh, shot.

Speaker 1 I'm asking out a light out of there.

Speaker 1 Don't worry. Don't worry.
Don't worry. I'm at it.

Speaker 1 I'm in that dark ass. That's what we doing.

Speaker 1 Yo, it's too many nine-to-fivers in here. Oh, my God.

Speaker 1 I'm like, yo, this guy is crazy. I couldn't tell.

Speaker 1 I have no idea how you could tell it was too many nine to five. I mean, you could tell, kind of.
What's a nine-to-fiver look like?

Speaker 1 Because I know a lot of horrible. I know a lot of nine-to-fivers that put that shit on.

Speaker 3 So, like, is it. I remember back in the day, nine-to-fivers,

Speaker 3 well, we all used to.

Speaker 1 Bridge and tunnel.

Speaker 1 Uh-oh.

Speaker 1 Bridge and Tunnel works. Does anybody here know what Bridge and Tunnel means? I don't know.
Of course.

Speaker 3 I think I'm officially Bridging Tunnel now, though.

Speaker 1 A little bit. No, you're not.
I don't know what Bridge and Tunnel is.

Speaker 1 Bridge and Tunnel is

Speaker 1 what New Yorkers call the people that come over the bridge or through a tunnel to get to New York to go to the

Speaker 1 African Tunnel. The people that work like Monday, Monday through Friday, and now we're going outside.

Speaker 1 The Bridge and Tunnels. Oh, the ones that don't go home and change.

Speaker 1 I don't think they should.

Speaker 1 No, I'm not saying. Do they come directly from work?

Speaker 3 There was a time in which showing up at the club or the lounge in your business casual

Speaker 1 completely accepted. I heard about it.
I think it's just stuck in that era. Oh, shit.
Why? It was a good era. I can't lie.
I like that era, too. Well, this shit got on as expensive.

Speaker 1 You can't tell if he.

Speaker 1 That's not what happened. What happened was

Speaker 1 we started talking, you know, we guys, we started having a girl talk. And it's like, yo, some ice in here.
And Joe's like,

Speaker 1 get me out of this.

Speaker 1 Like, y'all know this ain't my bag. Get me the fuck out of here.
Like, I ain't. Damn, bitches with jobs.

Speaker 1 I'm sorry.

Speaker 1 Get me. Get me.
So they had like ties on and shit? No, nigga, they was young.

Speaker 1 I don't understand.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna give you ice. I don't understand.
What do you understand?

Speaker 1 How did he get away with that?

Speaker 1 Have you come to a spot?

Speaker 1 Okay, so they didn't have no jewelry on.

Speaker 2 There weren't no super bad bitches in there.

Speaker 1 Nah, it was some monsters in there. So they look like they work behind a bar.
Yes.

Speaker 3 For lack of a.

Speaker 1 Monsters. Monsters.
Monsters. With the asterisks.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah.
So that was it. But so, so.

Speaker 1 I didn't see a goblin.

Speaker 1 I didn't. I didn't see.
Joe Halloween

Speaker 1 did our Halloween. Nah, it's probably like the beginning of night of the living dead when everybody's normal.

Speaker 1 Before they got bit.

Speaker 1 Monsters. Yo, you're an idiot, yo.

Speaker 1 Before the zombies took over, yo, this guy is a fucking idiot. But long story short, I had fun.
And then, so my man was in there, and he's like, yo, what are we doing after?

Speaker 1 So niggas was like, yo, Pergola, what? So everybody's like, yo, go to Saint, go to Saint. I've never been to Saint.
Saint is some new spot in the city that's Pergola-esque. Okay.
Okay, cool.

Speaker 1 Go to Saint. We get in the car.

Speaker 1 It's me, so Mandy got a birthday cake and some other shit. She's like, yo, can I put the shit in your car? I'm like, yeah.
So Mandy rides with me. So my man and and his people, they four deep.

Speaker 1 They go in another car.

Speaker 1 Boom. We get to the spot.
It's packed. Like, it's wall-to-wall people.
I walk in. 95 or still? I don't know.
No, it was mixed. So I walk in.
My man taps me on the shoulder. I turn around.
Who is it?

Speaker 1 Imani.

Speaker 1 Good old E. Nat and Rachel.
They out gallivanting on the town. They hit a couple different spots.
So I'm like, yo, I've never been here before. It's packed.
We finally can't get a table.

Speaker 1 I'm about to leave. They say, yo, come back in.
We got y'all a table. It's six of us, right? They got us a table for four.

Speaker 1 So we're already on some nine to five brokey shit because we got to cramp in on some, you know what I mean? Table for four. It's six of us.
Yeah, I know. Go ahead, Judge.

Speaker 1 Boom. We get out.
Everybody starts ordering. Order a hookah.
We getting food, drinks, whatever the case may be.

Speaker 1 Mind you, I know Mandy. I know my man.
And then I know my man's peoples that I just met. Super fly, dope.

Speaker 1 She was one of the contestants at the Paddle of the Sexes. The other two people, I don't know, but they was in my man's car, so I'm gonna welcome them like I welcome my man.

Speaker 1 Everybody down, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. About an hour goes by.
My man hit me with the yellows. All right, cool.
The bill comes.

Speaker 1 The bill comes.

Speaker 1 As the resident male at the table, I'm like, all right, cool. I don't know these motherfuckers, but.
What do you mean as the resident males? The other males? The two males.

Speaker 1 No, no, listen, listen, listen. So as the resident male, I'm like, all all right, I don't know them, but cool.
The two men gonna split the bill down the middle. Sure.
Right?

Speaker 1 My man gets up. I get up.
I'm like, yo, how you want? You know what I mean? You got a card, cash, how you want to do it. My man gives me, yo, who them?

Speaker 2 They roll with him, though. I said,

Speaker 1 I don't know the motherfuckers. Who them?

Speaker 1 He like, dog, I don't know them. And I said, me either.
But these are the ones that roll with him? Yes, they rolled with my man. He says he don't know them.
Come on.

Speaker 1 His people recognize one of the girls and they was like, Yo, where y'all going? Could we come? And they said, Yeah. But the girls get to the table, my nigga, they ordering up.

Speaker 1 They espresso martini.

Speaker 1 One of the girls even took a to-go

Speaker 1 bowl. Oh, shit.
Oh, y'all was goofy. Right? Wow.
So I'm looking at my man and I'm like, yo, my nigga.

Speaker 1 Now my

Speaker 1 other brain kicks in, like, I ain't paying for these bitches.

Speaker 1 Long story less long, my man gives me a 20.

Speaker 1 Yo,

Speaker 1 hey, look, he my man, and he not a cheap dude. But I think he might just didn't, you know what I mean, that day.
And

Speaker 1 I ended up paying, I paid 80% of the bill. I was furious.
Damn. So, look, I'm deadass.
I was furious. How high was the tab?

Speaker 1 Support. It wasn't crazy, but it was the principal in the bill

Speaker 1 out there. Okay.
But I didn't know them. You get what I'm saying? So my thing was, I don't know y'all.
We not conversing with y'all. None of that shit.
Y'all didn't talk to the table? Barely.

Speaker 1 Like, barely.

Speaker 3 They were just over there eating.

Speaker 1 They were too busy eating.

Speaker 1 They didn't have much to say because they were eating.

Speaker 1 How did they look, nigga? Being thirsty. That's what y'all get.

Speaker 1 It's good for you niggas. I'm happy.
That's for real. I wasn't being

Speaker 1 right home about it. That's all.

Speaker 1 That's why you want to make it to me.

Speaker 1 What is going on in the world? I'm going to get my shades if y'all keep this up.

Speaker 1 Audience, we're not talking about nothing, but we stay right here for a second.

Speaker 1 I was on fire.

Speaker 2 You're still mad at your man, though. Nothing.
I'm not.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that's how you mean. I'm not going to be a man.
You're mad at yourself.

Speaker 1 No, but go to bed.

Speaker 1 Go home. Yo, people go outside.
You was at the arcade, nigga. People go outside.
Niggas go eat, nigga. Everybody in a hermit crab like you, niggas was outside enjoying themselves while they out.

Speaker 1 Yo, it's over for that. It's over for that.
It's not over. Okay, wait, can I get a clear?

Speaker 1 It's over for us huddling up at the end of one spot trying to figure out the next spot. Hold up.
That's not bad. No.
We already clarified that.

Speaker 1 It wasn't no M-fool.

Speaker 1 It wasn't. So it wasn't.
Whack. They wasn't.
Well, they fooled something out the 9 to 5 club, put him in a, organized the transport.

Speaker 1 They organized the transport. Mandida moved the cake.
So we've organized this, but

Speaker 1 we know what time it is.

Speaker 1 Joy, let me tell you what happened. Me and my man started talking.
Mandida had one too many.

Speaker 1 Hey, yo, I know y'all ain't over there talking about the bill. This is some tacky shit.

Speaker 1 I said, yo, chill.

Speaker 1 She's right. I said, yo, chill.
She right on that. I said,

Speaker 1 I said, yo, chill.

Speaker 1 So she like, no, no, no. But we really over there having a conversation.
Like, who are, niggas don't even know they names. Right?

Speaker 1 Long story.

Speaker 1 That's your man fault.

Speaker 1 Long story. I pay the bill.
We walk outside. I'm walking Mandy to get a cake because she called the Uber.
She like, nigga, why would you? I said, nigga, I don't know them girls. She said, you lying.

Speaker 1 They ordered the most shit. Of course they did.
They saw a lick.

Speaker 1 Yo, nigga. So listen,

Speaker 1 the funny part of that is,

Speaker 1 and I said, dog, this is the shit that niggas be talking about. Did they say thank you? Yeah, they did.

Speaker 1 How did they exit?

Speaker 1 That's worth a couple of days. Oh, they walked outside.

Speaker 1 We all walked outside together. So you didn't say to them, like, who are you? You didn't say that.
No, I was too late at that point. Yeah, too late.
They already got you.

Speaker 1 Being mad about it is really the problem. For real.
Yeah, it is. You got to just take it.
You got to get mad at home. You have no choice but to eat it.

Speaker 1 What I'm saying is the level of entitlement that, like, niggas ain't reached like they was going to fake pay. No, I got sitting paying.
But I could picture you and your man.

Speaker 1 I could see you standing in the face. Are the girls read your face?

Speaker 1 No. But they didn't come out with it.

Speaker 1 They're staying in this homeboy car. Y'all got into the carbon car.

Speaker 1 No, but they got into the car. They were stating it make me feel brokered than I am.

Speaker 3 No, but what's crazy is like, it looks like it was a carpool situation. Like, can we ride with you going to the next box? Not him, his friend.

Speaker 1 I think Dolphin know you.

Speaker 1 That's what I think.

Speaker 1 That's my point. So if there's simply just a carpool situation, why does that now mean, oh, you're sitting at the table with us? It was dark in the pink.
Because this man was thirsty. That's why.

Speaker 1 It was dark in the pink. Is that what that was? I don't think he was trying to fuck.
He ain't got to be trying to fuck. I think it was.
That's what Mala is saying. Hold on.

Speaker 1 You can be thirsty and not trying to fuck. That's true.
That's true. Really? Yes.
Yes. Was it Uber in his car?

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah, niggas. Was it Uber or his car?

Speaker 1 His car. This sounds like that.
Come on.

Speaker 1 Yo, but that shit was crazy, my nigga. Like, it just was the level of entitlement that somebody could come out with some strangers and eat hearty and not even reflect

Speaker 2 my fucking car.

Speaker 1 It's his fault. Ian, you don't know this man.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 me, just my ego gonna be like, I'm not letting no strange niggas buy me no food. I'm gonna reach for my motherfucking money and attempt to pay for my shit.
Several your dude. No, no.

Speaker 1 No, no no no no i know mad

Speaker 1 girls that reach for their wallet like no i'm gonna pay for my i don't know these i don't know y'all in the fivers

Speaker 1 dog it's a video that just some some two some chicks on tick tock or whatever

Speaker 1 yes i seen it and we went viral because they was complaining about the dating scene in dc talking about something yo we at the bar we walk in we looking like something we got that on and nobody bought us drinks all they want to do is stare at us she was talking to us after we bought after we paid our tab is when the dude started talking to us and they're complaining about it it.

Speaker 1 Yes, so they're dudes, but what I'm saying is,

Speaker 1 women go out with the expectation with no money. Yeah, I don't even need to bring no money.
Some go out with no money.

Speaker 3 I mean, well, there was a point in time in which an attractive woman.

Speaker 1 Hold on, because I'm

Speaker 3 no, because I'm on the side of these two chicks

Speaker 3 should have definitely said, What is our part in this bill? Because who the fuck are you?

Speaker 3 But there was a point in time.

Speaker 1 Y'all don't need to go outside.

Speaker 1 What world is that? I hate to be that guy. Y'all sound arcade.

Speaker 1 Which part of it is arcade? None of the material. None of it.

Speaker 2 You put the girl in your fucking car and transported the girl.

Speaker 1 Now you are paying for her date. You are correct.
Yes. What the fuck are you doing? I don't think so at all.
It depends on. He's right.

Speaker 1 I would like us to finish that on Patreon.

Speaker 3 Done. Okay, because I still have a lot of questions and comments about that situation.

Speaker 1 Yeah, and we can play the clip of the other girls from DC because it kind of goes into the same shit. Well, their clip was four minutes long.
Oh, well.

Speaker 1 We'll get the gist of it. We'll get the gist of it and then comment on it.

Speaker 1 No, you look cute in your little target outfit this is aloe bitch don't even try and play me i thought that's wait hold on i thought that's a rental company what aloe aloe

Speaker 1 i thought you about to say aloe vera

Speaker 1 wasn't y'all

Speaker 1 close to i like how you said i like your outfit to him aloe is target yeah i'm about to say that's that's still right al nine that's about

Speaker 1 a baby clothes

Speaker 1 that's in the middle of target it's it's not cheap it's not cheap target ain't the cheapest target ain't cheap how much the outfit cost male i mean the hoodie was like

Speaker 1 you buy your own drinks at the bar and then we move on yes sometimes i do sometimes

Speaker 1 yes sometimes i do um we got a yay leak we had another instant we had a kanye west leak okay i don't know if it's i don't know how you call this anymore it's instagram drop oh that might be a that's it's a new category

Speaker 1 it's not a leak it's not gonna be a drop yeah let's hear it

Speaker 1 it's been a long time coming.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I cut it off there because I thought it was out.

Speaker 1 AI.

Speaker 1 Don't tighten this disrespect. I'm sitting here trying to redirect them.
Think about it every night and day to try to stay away to keep my heart in tough. Don't take this disrespect.

Speaker 1 I'm still here in a trifecta.

Speaker 1 It's been a long time coming.

Speaker 1 How much longer is this? It's only a minute 45 and we're 45 through.

Speaker 1 It's a

Speaker 1 whole text.

Speaker 1 I don't think it's like no deep dive. Is it beat drop? No.

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 3 It's kind of reminded me of the old Kanye

Speaker 3 college dropout.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I like it musically. He go back to that.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 It don't sound bad. It don't sound bad.
I'll wait till it's done. I don't love it.

Speaker 1 I'll wait till it's done. Yeah.
Same.

Speaker 1 Should make me want to go turn on Sam Cook.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Yado. But I do like the war going on between

Speaker 1 labels in the DSPs, maybe, or artists in the DSPs, but someone can't be artists. Meta in the DSPs, better than the Spots.

Speaker 3 Well, isn't the fact that they're dropping on IG kind of like a

Speaker 3 step into defiance against these DSPs?

Speaker 1 They can't do shit without the label. So this would be like it could be label versus DSP or something.

Speaker 1 You know, I don't think this is just the artist saying, hey, we're going to do something different over here. Whoever it is versus the DSP, I like it.

Speaker 1 Something needs to change. I don't think it's a test.

Speaker 1 They're saying that Glory Glorilla released her album, D to C. Really?

Speaker 1 Smart?

Speaker 1 Let me see.

Speaker 1 I think we should be paying more attention to this. I think I also saw AC say that, or somebody say that labels were pretty upset about that J.
Cole track.

Speaker 1 Not labels.

Speaker 1 DSPs were upset about how that J. Cole track was released.
I wouldn't be surprised. Dog, I think it's a test.

Speaker 1 I think it's a test that everybody's seeing how we can circumvent them because they're taking the lion's share of the bread. I would hope so.

Speaker 2 Meta's already in partnership with the labels, though. What people aren't talking about enough is the beef that Tim Cook and Zuckerberg have.

Speaker 1 Oh, tell me. Spicy.
So fast. I like this.

Speaker 3 Is this a tin foil hat situation?

Speaker 1 This is real shit. Okay.

Speaker 2 So when Zuckerberg got them little curls and shit and then went to that World Conference, him and shout out to Meta.

Speaker 1 That nigga ain't gonna fuck his

Speaker 1 shout to Meta.

Speaker 2 Not at all. Shout out to Alvin, Marn, everybody there.

Speaker 2 That's the next territory that they want to dominate is the music industry so daniel a spotify zuckerberg tim they all got a little clash of the titans ego shit going on right now so zuckerberg has been doing incredibly well turned that shit around two years ago and if everybody's on ig why and everyone's promoted on my platform why not circumvent and move some of y'all over here

Speaker 2 Give you a little exclusive deal, Universal line some shit up, TikTok dropped the ball

Speaker 1 to the moon, genius. I was about to say it sounds like the TikTok shit all over again.
But we will play, y'all not. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And it ties into the Google antitrust shit because if YouTube, which I don't think will happen, but if they become publicly traded, now it's going to be meta versus YouTube.

Speaker 2 YouTube is going to be bigger than the TV. I don't know if you saw it.
You can like make a real TV series and upload it on YouTube now.

Speaker 1 What? Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 2 So it's a real battle of who's going to run the music industry and the tele television industry like in the next decade.

Speaker 1 Huh.

Speaker 2 You can't count count Zuckerberg out, man.

Speaker 1 Nah, he a different beast. He's a different type of thinker.

Speaker 2 So

Speaker 2 Apple's been dropping a fucking ball for the last three years too.

Speaker 1 Who has? Apple. How so?

Speaker 2 They've been re-rocking the same phone for

Speaker 1 15 years.

Speaker 1 I don't think Apple cares.

Speaker 1 They have to. They don't.
Weren't they trying to put their feet in it at one point? They have to. Why? Tell me why.

Speaker 2 Why do they have to care about the phone?

Speaker 1 Oh, shit, I'm sorry. Go ahead.

Speaker 2 Why do they have to care about the phone?

Speaker 1 Why do they have to care about anything?

Speaker 2 Watch time, listen time. You guys know that shit's incredibly important.
And for the first time in our adult life, Microsoft has become more popular than Apple.

Speaker 2 People are falling out of love with the phone. They are.
Huawei has a fucking tri-fold phone in 4K. Yeah.
Give me some innovation. That's true.

Speaker 2 Even the Apple fanboys are like, yo, when are we going to get something new?

Speaker 1 ICE. I've been saying it.
I said it. Ice said y'all.

Speaker 2 Television Pro.

Speaker 1 I get 33% of all y'all's business through the App Store. Why do I care?

Speaker 2 But they're trying to fight this shit.

Speaker 1 Because it's not enough.

Speaker 1 And how long can you do that? It's not going to sustain itself for a decade. I do think they're going to.
You got to come out with a new pony. Yeah.
That fight is going to come to

Speaker 1 it. It's already hit.
You already took care of it in Europe.

Speaker 2 And Tesla may not be the one to do it. But in 2011, Meta was supposed to release a phone for free.
They didn't want to do it for whatever reason. Shout out to Chamos for coming up with the idea.

Speaker 2 But let's say if OpenAI or ChatGPT gives you a free smartphone, but I get to get all your data and upload it and improve our algorithms, that's going to hurt the market share. It'll kill them.

Speaker 1 It'll

Speaker 1 hurt.

Speaker 2 I don't want to panic when shit gets rough. I want to see whenever the client.

Speaker 2 They said they're not going to release a phone annually anymore. Yeah.

Speaker 3 That's big.

Speaker 3 I was thinking that. Like, once we got to the 16, I was like, so is it going to be like every single year? So, we're eventually going to get to the number 25.

Speaker 1 They said every other year they're going to start releasing the phone. They're going to stop releasing the phone annually.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 that's going to, that's a revenue hit. Yeah.

Speaker 2 And when so much of your revenue is tied to one product,

Speaker 2 it's tough. It needs some more innovation to talk to everybody at HP.

Speaker 1 Breaking news: Glorilla drops her new album, Glorious, direct to consumer and cuts out the DSP middleman, leaving them feeling some type of way. That from tracks this morning.

Speaker 1 I mean, in a very smart move, I mean, artists are starting to realize they don't need a label anymore. I mean, a lot of these labels are farming everything out, and they're just banks.

Speaker 1 So, why do you need them? I mean, in the DSP thing, I mean, you get lost in the song. If you type Glorilla album on the DSP right now, it's a DSP.

Speaker 1 That's why I don't know what he's talking about. I don't know what he's talking about.
That album is 1,000% on the DSP. Maybe physicals were D2C? That's possible.

Speaker 1 Glorilla can't cut the label out. Yeah, the label's still going to get cut.

Speaker 3 I was wondering what the direct consumer is, like a physical album.

Speaker 1 It can't be. It could be a down-book.
It'll be a digital download.

Speaker 1 You can do digital. Rest in peace, Brownsville Kai, actually, who just passed away.
He's been pioneering that for a while. Rest in peace.
Yeah, that was horrible. It was.
That was a really sad story.

Speaker 1 Rest in peace, Kai. Rest in peace, Kai.
Did somebody else pass?

Speaker 1 I just heard him.

Speaker 1 Got it. That I know off the top of my head.
Got it, got it, got it.

Speaker 1 I think everybody just testing it to see

Speaker 1 what could stick. You know what I'm saying? We're going to throw shit at the wall.
If something stick, then we're going to run with it. I think everybody's really trying to get away from the DSP.

Speaker 1 I think everyone should.

Speaker 1 In this world where they're constantly evolving the algorithms and constantly evolving the pay rates, if you have a method to reach people directly, I'm doing that.

Speaker 1 Even if you reach them on a smaller scale, your profit margin can be exponentially higher.

Speaker 1 Not even close.

Speaker 1 The problem is when a lot of y'all are signed to the label who got the deal with the DSP. True, true.

Speaker 1 That's where the problem falls at. So you got to get some type of leverage to either get out of that deal, rework that deal, something to where now you got some control of your music.

Speaker 1 Because the label don't give a damn that you're not making no money.

Speaker 1 We cooking over here. No, you're right.
But even if you don't do it with the label, you're going to have to pay meta for the push. Yeah.

Speaker 1 But if you're a big enough artist, do you have to? Yes. Like if you come out of the swamp out of you.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying, if you Kanye, or if you Drake, or if you tell a Swift and you go direct to consumer and you sell a million units, if you sell two million units and you tell a Swift, I don't know what her deal is because I've heard her deal is amazing at the label, but I'm just saying, you could potentially have the same revenue stream that you did sign with the label.

Speaker 1 But look, you so he thought we're talking about with the meta situation, like using Instagram and all of that.

Speaker 1 Being that it's on my platform, oh, you're gonna pay me, yeah, you're gonna pay me, or they won't pay for this shot, you're gonna pay me. We'll hide you with a button, yeah, that's a fact.
Yeah,

Speaker 1 it's all above my pig rate. Although, there is a lot of levers, though, actually.

Speaker 1 If if you talk about Taylor Swift or Drake or any of the major artists, if they release on Meta, they might not need a cut because we're getting all the data from all the traffic you're going to bring for this one song or whatever.

Speaker 1 You know what I mean?

Speaker 1 That might be a loss that Facebook or whoever Meta was

Speaker 1 willing to take.

Speaker 1 I don't think the labels are going to take this line down, though. They're going to come up with something.
Of course. It's a cat and mouse game.
As soon as

Speaker 1 something new come up, they're going to find a way to infiltrate and take it over. And then you just got to keep going.
Yeah, I'm happy you got a lot of music, yo.

Speaker 1 Me too. That shit nasty.
That shit is. For this

Speaker 1 music business. That shit, absolutely.

Speaker 1 I want to enshrine this fucking podcast. I feel like it's just about to be the culmination of everything this podcast has said since inception.
Absolutely.

Speaker 1 Like, you could just predict when shit is about to get bad. I feel for the artists out there.

Speaker 1 Again, I do feel for the artists. Yeah, it makes it confusing, too.
Like, if you don't know where it's going,

Speaker 1 what am I aiming for? You know what I mean? Like, that's a good point where is the money getting made how do what do i do like yo if you're an artist today right do you even know

Speaker 1 like in any business like if you own a restaurant you could say yo i sold this much jerk chicken i sold this much ox like i know where my revenue streams are coming from so now i'm gonna put more focus over here if you're an artist do you even really understand how you get paid i think they just get a check in the mail or you know what i mean like do they really understand how it is that they get paid meek meek spoke to it bro forget how you get paid.

Speaker 1 They don't even know what they're selling.

Speaker 1 As an artist, you get told a number from them. Which is true.
You did this.

Speaker 1 You had this many streams.

Speaker 1 You don't know what you're doing.

Speaker 1 I put a song out. I don't know what that song did.
All I know is what y'all told me. What y'all told me? Shit could have sold.

Speaker 1 They just told y'all. Jumping up went gold 20 years later.
That don't make no sense. Shock of the sound.
Beat Shaka Khan.

Speaker 1 Beat Shaka Khan.

Speaker 2 That's the part of the war on purpose by the music industry. Because if I own 30% of Spotify and got Daniel's hands behind his back, now I can take my hands off it and say, it wasn't us, it's them.

Speaker 1 True. While I own that.

Speaker 2 True. While some of the music industry shit is falling apart.
That's crazy, song.

Speaker 1 Same as banking. This shit is interesting.

Speaker 1 It really is. I love it.

Speaker 1 I love it. This shit is interesting.

Speaker 1 I like the artists out there now that's trying to figure it out. Like the ones that you can see.
It's certain ones out there you can see that's like, they see it too.

Speaker 1 And they're like, all right, let let me try to get ahead of this and get what the next move is.

Speaker 1 That's the interesting part to me to watch. But the rest of the ones who just are really just being sheep and got to follow whatever's next.

Speaker 1 All right, since y'all in your geeky mature bag, let's get right to TD Bank. Shit, okay.

Speaker 1 TD Bank busted. You did it.
That's HBank. That ain't my bank, nigga.

Speaker 1 You left it? They got you with that. We're open on Sundays.
I don't know. I don't know.
That worked on. Yo, how many days we had till seven? That shit is huge.
That worked.

Speaker 1 That worked. They have my business for you.
America's most convenient.

Speaker 1 Yeah. That shit is convenient.
It's right here on Sundays.

Speaker 1 I bet it is convenient. The mob needs to get to the bank on Sunday.
Right after church. TV bank is accused of

Speaker 1 proving that they have been money laundering and had to pay, what, three bills? Three billion dollars.

Speaker 1 Three billion. Small fine.
Small, that's nothing. That's insane.
No, the crazy part is this, this is the shit that ain't nobody going to jail.

Speaker 1 That's the crazy thing. That's your Rico, my nigga.
You are washing money for the cartel. Yeah.
You are an active participant in a criminal enterprise.

Speaker 3 So who do they pay that three bill? The SEC?

Speaker 1 Probably. Or the government, some way, shape, or form.
Look at you ready to go in there. Look at this office brawlers.

Speaker 1 Look at you ready to go to the billboard. Who do I gotta aim these cannons at? Oh, my God.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you see how she's changed. The little aloe outfit.
You gotta keep the peace. Yo.

Speaker 2 It's a cost of new business.

Speaker 1 JP Morgan got caught with

Speaker 2 J.P. Morgan.
No, they didn't. yo.

Speaker 1 No, they didn't. You're doing a lot of shadows.

Speaker 1 Got to keep the relationship.

Speaker 1 They didn't get caught with nothing.

Speaker 1 They didn't confess to nothing. They didn't get indicted for nothing.
These niggas got convicted and had to pay $3 billion.

Speaker 1 That's a different ballgame than being some alleged accusation. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but most of the banks have, I mean, Bank of America, there was that whole thing.

Speaker 1 HSBC, there was that whole thing. If you was the CEO of Button,

Speaker 1 if you was the CEO of Button Enterprises and they caught you funneling money for the mafia your ass would be under somebody's jail i'm joe button is not breaking the law i'm no i know we know i'm not doing none of that shit you shoot me occasionally different rules for no i'm not no i'm not breaking but you get what i'm saying like yo dog the ceo don't do no time

Speaker 2 maybe it happened and it wasn't on his watch

Speaker 1 somebody but somebody's gonna take eyes my nigga yo ain't nobody

Speaker 2 the same way that the music business has eyes but nobody goes to jail for a lot of the shit that happens there.

Speaker 1 They don't get convicted.

Speaker 2 Some of them got convicted.

Speaker 1 Four.

Speaker 1 This shit different.

Speaker 1 This is different. We're going to talk.
We're going to talk. No, no, no.
I'm just saying. $3 billion of fine.
You think nobody goes to jail. That's crazy.
That's nuts to me, babe.

Speaker 2 It's costing no business, man.

Speaker 1 You tried. It's above our pay grade.
But I think that sucks. Me personally.

Speaker 1 What sucked more? That nobody went to jail or that them two girls got that shit off on you and your

Speaker 1 Yeah, I feel like they skimmed me. You were in the club just standing on principle.
Yeah. Yo, you niggas.

Speaker 1 But that's part of my realization about Ish and Amani. I'm glad you said Amani was there.
Anywhere that Imani is, I shouldn't go.

Speaker 1 That's funny. Why you said that?

Speaker 2 Levels? Because it's that.

Speaker 1 Yeah. It's that.
Like, he liked that.

Speaker 1 You think TD has done more harm than the music business

Speaker 2 stole more money

Speaker 2 Do you think the music business in aggregate has done I'm not taking up for TD or Cinelo or

Speaker 1 sounds like it clear it up?

Speaker 1 No, I don't think but you got to think about the time limit that the music business has been predatory that shit has been going on since the 30s TD bank my business.

Speaker 1 Yeah, TD TD Bank is relatively new in comparison to that. Yeah.

Speaker 1 But what I'm saying is across the board, when you start talking about justice and legality, if that was anybody else that got caught and admitted to smuggling cartel money, my nigga. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Someone's doing some type of time. Somebody go to jail.
What the fuck is we talking about? Ain't nobody going to jail?

Speaker 1 That's just, that's crazy to me. That's all I'm saying.
Like, I understand the concept.

Speaker 1 But they usually work out deals for the payout, right? So you pay us this much, nobody go to the pay. They usually work shit out like that.
They usually make someone fall on some type of sword.

Speaker 1 They said El Chapo, who wasn't even him, had more money than Bill Gates and Warren Buffett. He wasn't even a top nigga.
Yeah, yeah. Mayo was the real one.
What are you talking about? Yeah.

Speaker 3 And it was all in TD Bank?

Speaker 1 No, I'm just saying. Just imagine.
No.

Speaker 1 No, I'm saying, just how much, imagine how much money they were smuggling if they had more money than Warren Buffett and Bill Gates. You about to go to Sila right now, aren't you?

Speaker 1 You want to go to Mexico, right?

Speaker 1 Want to ten. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 Hey, hey, hey, Choppo.

Speaker 1 You know what I'm saying? Like, that's just a different type of money, yo.

Speaker 2 What's the cost cost of business for them to have the legal businesses here?

Speaker 1 Sure. It's trade-offs, man.
You ain't going to do all that crying over there.

Speaker 1 All that crying you be doing.

Speaker 1 They might fucking.

Speaker 1 They will knock off, nigga. Them tears might get some results.
Yeah. Oh, but that don't happen.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but it does not.

Speaker 1 Oh, sure.

Speaker 1 I'd like to hear about y'all, too.

Speaker 1 But after I, because that was...

Speaker 1 I really wanted to know what was going on with y'all on Sunday. If I wasn't busy, I'd have drove over there to Hoboken.

Speaker 3 Did you just stalk the situation?

Speaker 1 I'd have sat in, but

Speaker 1 would you have let them know you was there? Yeah, okay. No, I'd have been at the table, but I saw it.

Speaker 1 I saw enough of them.

Speaker 1 I saw enough of them. Sunday, Hoboken, brunch.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you go ahead. I'll get the call.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you know everything. I'll get the call.
You know everything that's going on.

Speaker 1 Not everything. I'd be the last to know certain things.
You're not.

Speaker 1 But once I find out, I do try to be proactive and be of service.

Speaker 1 Don't get quiet when I say I'm of service.

Speaker 1 Y'all niggas don't support me enough.

Speaker 1 You are a great mediator. Thank you.
No, he's not. Now it seemed like I was fishing for the...

Speaker 1 Now it seemed like I was begging for the compliment, right? He's not a great mediator. Who ain't a great mediator? Not you.
You don't believe that.

Speaker 1 To squash something?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 No, I don't think so. For real? I don't think you're a great mediator.

Speaker 1 I don't think you put this. I think that you like, if it's mediation from one to five as a mediator, I think you'll be like four.
Oh, that's good. No, nigga, it's not.
So one is good.

Speaker 1 It's a five is bad, nigga. Oh, five is bad.
I know it's five. One to ten.
Sorry, one to ten. I'm sorry.
You're not. You don't believe that.
You're pardoning right now.

Speaker 1 No, I don't think you're a great mediator. A great.
You could get with two people arguing. You could get in and make all parties calm down.
Yeah. No, I don't think so.
You don't know what to say.

Speaker 1 You don't know what to say. You just be like, yo, hold on.

Speaker 1 Yo, yo, wait.

Speaker 1 That's not mediation. Yo, wait, hold on.

Speaker 1 You start looking at your head. No, that's not mediation.
What's going on here? Yeah, what's going on? That's your favorite shit. He slowed down.
That's your favorite shit. What's going on?

Speaker 1 What is happening here? What is happening?

Speaker 1 The last time two people was arguing up here, you said, yo, just don't break my table. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Just that.

Speaker 1 It's not mediation. That's not mediation.

Speaker 1 You want to let niggas get in?

Speaker 1 Just that?

Speaker 1 But I'm not mad at like a quick scuffle if we got a tough break.

Speaker 1 That's not mediation. It's not mediation, though.
No, because I'm going to break it up when it gets. It's not mediation.

Speaker 1 After we decide who would have won, you got to break it up a little bit. That's not mediation.

Speaker 1 And Mel Mel stormed out. I called her.

Speaker 1 No, you didn't. No, you fucking did not.

Speaker 1 Actually, I was trying to say no. No, not that day.

Speaker 1 No, yeah.

Speaker 1 Two days later. We watched that.
Not the next day. Definitely.

Speaker 3 Ooh, but let Mel have done something. I get a call with a motherfucker.

Speaker 1 We saw your phone go bing, bing, bing, bing. I was literally like, hello.
Yeah, right on there. I saw your phone doing that.
You looked, and he just looked at me and got mad at me.

Speaker 1 I told Mel I was going to call. I'm sorry, audience, but we need our little therapy today.
I told Mel I was going to call.

Speaker 1 In the text, while you up here. Yeah, yo, tomorrow I'm going to hit you.

Speaker 1 Right? And then she said, oh, great. That's awesome because I'm leaving the dentist tent, nine, and then I'm going to the dog vet.
So after three, I should be clear.

Speaker 1 Nigga, by 3K, I'm beefing with my girl, dog.

Speaker 1 And now, hunger games time.

Speaker 1 I love, I love a loo. It was a good beef, too.
This was going to last a few days. You had to go archive a few days.
Oh, you want to play?

Speaker 1 Oh, he did.

Speaker 1 So needless to say, anything. I talked about that.

Speaker 1 She did too.

Speaker 1 No, we both did.

Speaker 2 Mutual archive.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it was a mutual archive.

Speaker 1 But ain't nobody cares. So once ain't nobody cares, I think we made up.

Speaker 1 You did that before?

Speaker 2 I'll go right on the break. Go back something new, come back.

Speaker 1 You ain't doing no archive. Yeah, archive, but you got to hit the archive.
Yeah. So your archive.
Shit get rough.

Speaker 1 You got to go archive the good one too, your favorite pick of y'all. Yeah.
How many pictures you archive? Birthday pick. Red dress.

Speaker 1 We archive the pick. Yeah, we archive.

Speaker 1 She's doing archive. She's so old.

Speaker 1 Photo rings.

Speaker 1 Did you put them away in the closet? You put the photo album in the shelf.

Speaker 1 Oh, man. Okay, now I get it.
We are the archives. Now, but you're not a good median.
I think that I think that if you could. Oh, but wait, my point was

Speaker 1 now that me and my girl is beefing, you get to the back burner.

Speaker 3 I was already there.

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 well, get further back. I will yes.

Speaker 1 So now, when I'm done beefing, I'll give you a call. I did.
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Okay. Flip and Mel, man.
Mail, Mel, Mel. It's never a day of peace.

Speaker 1 It's never peaceful. Some of y'all look at this and say, oh, I could just sit there and talk, Dog.

Speaker 1 Yeah, good luck.

Speaker 1 So that's it. Take it away.
Come on, Melissa. I'm clearing out.
Y'all go ahead and get your shit up. We discussed this.
Yeah, get your shit up. Oh, you got a script?

Speaker 1 No, but Melissa,

Speaker 1 ladies first.

Speaker 3 Okay, so.

Speaker 1 Not an age thing neither.

Speaker 3 I don't know exactly how much everybody... how much they know.

Speaker 1 Well, you unfollowed me on Instagram and I sure the fuck did. I sure the fuck did.
She archived me. to

Speaker 1 you once followed me and and somebody posted that's how I found out then it's like okay

Speaker 3 wait wait I just want to know how why did people go searching for that like how did they know to go searching for

Speaker 1 and I want to call that out because I feel like you've been doing this long enough to know that people search for that.

Speaker 3 But how would they know at that particular time?

Speaker 1 I just went on a whole rant not even two weeks ago saying how you still have to follow people that you have beef with. Facts.
Because people are watching to see if the unfollow has a big thing.

Speaker 1 So you just was emotional and hit the unfollow on your coworker. I knew nothing about any of this part.
Yeah, that's how I found out. I'm finding this out.

Speaker 1 I was quiet about it. I mean, you mentioned that, you know, you threw little jokes out there.
And I told her that. Like, Joe would say, you can't do the same shit that you did the other day.

Speaker 1 This is the all-dude cast. You was throwing little seeds and stuff.
But I, when I went home, it said, yo, Melissa Ford unfollowed Queen's Flip. What's going on? I said, huh?

Speaker 1 I went and she did on Twitter and Instagram.

Speaker 1 Need I remind you that how you interact with your coworkers is a huge part of the gig. But go ahead.
Hey, Melissa Ford.

Speaker 3 I mean, I just, okay, fine. Maybe I was slightly emotional about the situation and I unfollowed you for a second.
I followed you back.

Speaker 1 I think I did. You're a liar.

Speaker 3 Okay, listen. I don't know what I was going through last night, but apparently I'm threatening people.
I'm posting definitions. A lot was going on.

Speaker 3 So I think that I followed you back last night, but I just have to check up on myself because that was like, that was...

Speaker 1 Tell us what happened, ma'am.

Speaker 3 The people you bugged the fuck out is what happened. Okay.

Speaker 3 You bugged the fuck out. And I couldn't even look at you because my neck was fucked up.
So I just was like, who is this motherfucker talking to? Okay. Yes.
And so.

Speaker 1 Can you give them some clarity? Because bugged out, they may think that I was loud and aggressive.

Speaker 3 No, on this day, he was not loud.

Speaker 3 He was not loud, which was made it, which is what made it even more frightening.

Speaker 1 Yes. Yeah.
Because you were quiet. Oh, there go Karen words.
What? Frightening. Frightening.

Speaker 1 But go ahead.

Speaker 1 You did that shit, and I have had to hear nothing but Karen words from Melissa all week describing your behavior.

Speaker 3 Okay.

Speaker 3 How's insidious?

Speaker 1 See? Insidious. Yeah.
That's tough.

Speaker 1 You put me in a tough spot, man.

Speaker 3 Yeah, it felt

Speaker 3 like it was.

Speaker 1 It was very dark.

Speaker 3 It was very dark. Yeah.
And your commentary was just,

Speaker 3 it was not nice.

Speaker 3 You were not nice to me. Yes.
You were not nice. I know.
And so I packed up and walked the fuck up out of here.

Speaker 1 You did. What do y'all think about men who move off of hearsay? That's a good question.

Speaker 2 I think it's a mistake? Yeah.

Speaker 1 But not if it fits. That's how I feel.
And that's what makes it. That's what hurts.
Some level of clarity. We got to confirm.

Speaker 1 I'll move over here and say if it fits.

Speaker 1 Me.

Speaker 1 like if I hear somebody say something that he said and it fits him, I'm gonna be mad at him. What if he didn't say him? I'm gonna be mad.
Why don't you ask first? Because

Speaker 1 it might fit the character of people.

Speaker 3 No.

Speaker 3 Because sometimes people can tailor some bullshit to saying

Speaker 1 true, true, true.

Speaker 3 You know, I've had people say that I said things and because it was a, it was sarcastic or whatever, it was kind of intelligent and witty, they were like, oh, I could see Melissa saying that.

Speaker 3 I'm like, but I didn't.

Speaker 1 So I think it's hypocrisy because I wouldn't want anybody to judge me off of anything as well. I mean, it's just, it's, it's,

Speaker 1 it's a thin line.

Speaker 1 Exactly. I wouldn't want anybody to say that.
I was just complaining about that recently. But Flip heard some shit in the street.

Speaker 3 And got his panties in a bunch.

Speaker 1 Got all man. Oh, shit.
Came back, totally barked on Mel. That's not, I didn't balk.
Not in a loud and aggressive way, but totally got, went off.

Speaker 1 on Mel, brought up some shit from the pod three weeks ago before he left. Like, niggas remember what happened three weeks ago.

Speaker 1 Like, God, and then charged his car up on off time at the company building while we discussed it.

Speaker 1 That wasn't wrong. I don't think I was wrong when I did.
The chart

Speaker 1 and try to talk to you throughout the time.

Speaker 1 This shit is a show.

Speaker 3 It really is.

Speaker 1 I mean, this shit is a show. I mean, it's not until all the homies is like, yo, Flip, you shouldn't have did it at the job.
If you had a problem with Mel, you should have pulled it to the side.

Speaker 1 I took it to the side. I didn't argue with anybody.
I said, I accept it. I mean, especially Michael Paul made it worse because he's so sophisticated and shit.

Speaker 1 He seems so good. What is it?

Speaker 1 You did that in front of company.

Speaker 1 What was it? Yeah.

Speaker 3 Sitting right between you guys.

Speaker 1 He was like, oh, God. He said, you know, I can't judge you, but I wouldn't have did it.
It's just the way he started talking. It hit my soul, man.
I'm like, I said, Michael Paul, I understand.

Speaker 1 He hit my soul a little bit.

Speaker 1 You do things different, right? So I know when you're upset, because you have this look on your face, you start to turn red, but then you try to play it off of the camera and you're good at that.

Speaker 1 You. Me, okay.
Yeah, but every once in a while, you'll give me the look like when your phone was going off buzzing with Melissa.

Speaker 1 I don't know why she would text you during the part, but your shit was going off. You said,

Speaker 1 you motherfucker. Like, you just, you just, it was human, but you handled it well.

Speaker 1 And it goes back to the point who I think is a better mediator, I would have to say, Imani is. Why? Because even during that segment, he was like, yo, Flip, you was wrong.

Speaker 1 You shouldn't have did it like that. I wouldn't have done it like that.
And he gets into details to try to break things down in the moment. Imani is a great mediator.
Yes. Imani is a great mediator.

Speaker 1 He was like, yo, that was wrong. I don't aspire to be the level of mediator that Imani is.
Just so we're clear. Got it.
Got it. Never.
You know, I want to talk to him.

Speaker 1 Just know I don't aspire to be that level of Corey is a bad mediator because

Speaker 1 he insults you. Yo, nigga, that was some bitch-ass shit.
Fuck out of here. Corey, chill, nigga.
Like, nah, nigga, you niggas is emotional. Fuck out of here.
That's that's how Corey talks.

Speaker 3 I like that you got all variations of everybody. No, I did.

Speaker 1 I mean, every because you know, I know when you like to leave it, no disrespect, you think like everybody was on your side.

Speaker 3 Oh, that's that's nice.

Speaker 1 They was.

Speaker 1 Nobody, they understood, they understood my frustration, but they were just like, You should have spoken to me.

Speaker 3 You had seven hours, motherfucker.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I was quiet.

Speaker 3 Seven hours to pull me aside outside and say something to me. That was why I wanted to punch you right in your face.

Speaker 1 And they just left the petting farm. For real.
That's what the fucking kissing goats and shit.

Speaker 1 Don't go to the pet and farm and be best of friends feeding goats and rabbits and then come here and do that.

Speaker 3 And that's the last thing I know is that.

Speaker 1 Act like this is the pet and farm. Like all that friendly goo-goo gaga bullshit that y'all was on.
Do that here. Don't come here and fucking oh my lord.

Speaker 1 Yo, y'all trying to give me high blood pressure. The doctor came here and told y'all niggas my blood pressure.

Speaker 1 Yeah, well.

Speaker 3 So anyways, we worked it out over the weekend.

Speaker 1 We had Ian as a mediator.

Speaker 3 Ian Transmitt, not Ian Dunlap, but you would have been fantastic.

Speaker 1 Ian wanted to, yo, Mel would say some crazy shit. Ian Dunlap wouldn't have been a great fucking mediator.

Speaker 1 Yes, he would. Oh, please.
He's just cool with all ops. And he cool, so you can't say nothing to him.
What ops I'm cool with?

Speaker 1 She ain't mediated nothing with none of my ops. I tried.

Speaker 1 I've tried. You don't want to hear nothing.

Speaker 2 Publicly and privately. You know that.

Speaker 1 No, it's up for life. It's up for life with those failures.

Speaker 1 Fuck is you talking about? I don't want to mediate nothing, nigga.

Speaker 3 Anyway. Okay, anyways.
Well, the other Ian, Ian Schwartzman, he mediated.

Speaker 1 Yeah, he wanted to laugh at a couple of things Mel was saying because Mel is funny. When she gets emotional, she starts saying something.
She turns into a white woman for real.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 It turns into a white woman, but you know, we got through it. Well, I'm glad y'all.

Speaker 1 Good.

Speaker 3 Yeah, we pieced it up.

Speaker 1 And, you know,

Speaker 1 he said that I will not be getting

Speaker 1 kicked to the curb. He said that he feels that you guys got some things you guys are talking about.
Yeah, Ian and Joe feel like I'm trying to get fired.

Speaker 1 So they said they're not giving into that request. I have to do something violent.

Speaker 3 Well, I did say that if I were Joe and Ian, I would make anger management courses mandatory for you. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you said that. Don't hear how white she is.

Speaker 1 Fuck.

Speaker 3 Does anybody agree with that?

Speaker 1 Ian agreed with her.

Speaker 1 She's white.

Speaker 1 She's white too.

Speaker 1 It's okay. It's okay.
It's okay.

Speaker 1 All right, so I'm glad that you guys made up.

Speaker 1 Yeah. We need to cast, you know what I mean?

Speaker 1 Group hug.

Speaker 1 No, okay. Yeah, y'all just hugged.
Yeah. We're good.
Well, we did. Yeah, okay.
Good. There we go.
Good.

Speaker 1 Daisy was happy to see me, but she tried to keep Daisy away. Like, she wasn't.

Speaker 1 Yeah. She's a type of parent that keeps a kid away from you.
Don't go off there. Don't go to your father.

Speaker 1 To the police cup.

Speaker 3 But people were thinking that

Speaker 3 my threat was towards you.

Speaker 1 I love it. I thought it was too, honestly.
I love it.

Speaker 1 We had a conversation. Hilarious.

Speaker 3 So, wait, why did you tweet threats?

Speaker 1 I don't know, because it popped up on my timeline. I just wanted to tweet that.

Speaker 1 Okay, you guys.

Speaker 1 Okay, sorry. Got it.

Speaker 1 Want to get into Sam Mitchell Dox and Homeboy live on air? That was funny.

Speaker 1 Speaking of professionality in the workplace. Well, Homeboy was playing with him.

Speaker 1 He shouldn't have played with him. Now, I saved this clip 90 million times, so let me find the right one.
It was like three different. You know, I played it.
Oh, yeah. See, there we go.

Speaker 1 There we go, because you played with him. Yo, niggas got to be careful of making inappropriate jokes at work.
True, agreed. Yeah, don't say.
Especially when you're on the air.

Speaker 1 Live.

Speaker 1 What'd that mean?

Speaker 1 What'd that mean?

Speaker 1 Nigga, shut up. You think I make inappropriate jokes at work? You do too?

Speaker 1 You think it too? About y'all?

Speaker 1 I don't ever think I make a joke to make one of y'all want to hit me.

Speaker 1 Wait, I'm wrong.

Speaker 1 Wait, y'all want to hit me?

Speaker 1 Wait, too. Wait, wait, wait.

Speaker 1 I need a mediator.

Speaker 1 We need a mediator. About money.

Speaker 1 My money might have to mediate.

Speaker 1 We might need some mediation.

Speaker 3 You want to hit me? He was here and and he heard that.

Speaker 1 Oh, whoo.

Speaker 1 That was close. Still break the tables.
Sam Mitchell, I ain't breaking the tables.

Speaker 1 Sam Mitchell, he shouldn't have made this joke. This is inappropriate to make to your coworker live on air, but go ahead.
Let me let him get his shit off.

Speaker 1 What do you think about the fact that Steve Kirk is a big thing? He's a head coach. Yeah, I saw that.

Speaker 1 The coaches don't get a medals. I guess.
It just tells you what

Speaker 1 international, how they bail your coaches. Not at all.
I'm surprised. How do coaches don't get a gold medal? I'm surprised coaches get a paycheck for this show.

Speaker 1 You know, I think, like, maybe you should do this pro bono, my friend. You know, last time I looked at my check, it's pretty close.
So, hey, I'm taking donations.

Speaker 1 Why don't you come up off some of that money you got since you're over there bragging about it?

Speaker 1 Bragging about it? Yeah, I mean, you're a gold sales.

Speaker 1 Did you rent your beach house out down in Florida during the hurricane?

Speaker 1 Let's talk about it. Or do I need to go on? How about your townhouse over at Buckhead? Hey, what's going on?

Speaker 1 You could have called me out. I didn't close.

Speaker 1 You screaming broke and hungry. Let's just see it.

Speaker 1 I know what you have and where you live, young fella, so you need to stop. I think we have snitches on the show today.
No, we don't have snitches. We have Sam.

Speaker 1 Mitchell. We have truth tellers.
Sam, what do you mean? You're the one who crying poor and destitute up here. When

Speaker 1 do I need to keep going on further more and more? Or do you want me to stop right now? Go to this game and

Speaker 1 talk about your kids.

Speaker 1 you.

Speaker 1 You're going to stop messing with me on national TV. I done told you about that.
We talked already. Hey, do I need to give out the address? Because you're not at home right now.

Speaker 1 Look at this. Look, they come to the game.

Speaker 1 I miss that place.

Speaker 1 Oh, they should still have an NBA team. I love Seattle, one of the best NBA cities ever.
They won a championship. The fact that they do not have a team, I don't understand it.

Speaker 1 That needs to be an NBA team as well. Well, for tonight, they

Speaker 1 in the history of championships and now an Olympic goal.

Speaker 1 Northport Drive, Sandeston, Florida, huh? That's fucking crazy.

Speaker 1 I think that's your house. No, that's your house, Chris.
Oh, that's short.

Speaker 1 Why did people like that?

Speaker 1 Oh, there we go.

Speaker 1 All right.

Speaker 1 That's crazy. That's insane.

Speaker 1 You got to leave people the fuck alone. Did he get in trouble for that?

Speaker 1 We haven't heard about it.

Speaker 1 They're calling for him to get fired.

Speaker 1 They try to clean it up. People calling for him to get fired.
Yeah. League of the addresses.

Speaker 1 Is that his real house?

Speaker 3 He said that's his rental property.

Speaker 1 Oh, flip investigates. There you go.

Speaker 1 Gotta go to Florida.

Speaker 1 Hey.

Speaker 1 What do y'all think about this? I think that dude Chris was completely out of line. I think so.
And

Speaker 1 when you started. I think Dachshund is wrong, though.

Speaker 2 Dachshund is fucking insane over that love criticism.

Speaker 1 Yeah. But look, it depends on that might have just been a straw.
Because he said, yo, I've asked you time and time again to chill out, trying to embarrass me.

Speaker 1 You get what I'm saying? So stop playing with me.

Speaker 3 And also the age difference, too.

Speaker 1 Like different levels. There's no sign of disconnect.
Older niggas don't care. You don't care when you're older.
You don't care.

Speaker 1 You're not. Nah, some older niggas don't tolerate certain levels of disrespect.
Disrespect.

Speaker 1 I don't think Homeboy is familiar with Sam Mitchell's game. At all.

Speaker 1 Maybe Sam Mitchell.

Speaker 1 Sam Mitchell fought Vince Carter. Oh, he fighting niggas.
Sam Mitchell

Speaker 1 has a reputation. I don't want to say what the rep is because I'm unsure of it.
Just an old head, hard-nosed dude that they don't play that shit. You can't say certain shit to some of these old.

Speaker 1 And the shit that niggas say today, these young kids say today.

Speaker 1 And honestly, if I'm Sam Mitchell, right, like just listening to the context of what he's saying, I don't know this Chris dude from a hole in the wall, but it sounds like he got

Speaker 1 the bulk of the budget. and Sam Mitchell did not.

Speaker 1 So for you to make that joke on air

Speaker 1 when I was referring to coaches and how they're viewed internationally and how we should be getting paid when we're not for you to say I'm surprised they paid you for this show. Shit.
He said that?

Speaker 1 Yes. That's what he was saying.
Yes, that's what he said. He said that.
That's what the dude said. That's surprising coaches get paid.

Speaker 3 You should be doing this pro bono now.

Speaker 1 I should be doing this for free. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah, he turned up on them.
Yeah, he turned up. But you can tell.

Speaker 1 And again, you could tell, like, yo, I warned you before.

Speaker 1 That's the thing. He ain't just jump out the window.
That old nigga will fuck that young nigga up, though. You could tell.
You can tell. He not even playing with me.
It's not over.

Speaker 1 Yo, dog, when an old head nigga start pointing at you,

Speaker 1 they be one step away from throwing that hood. That nigga start.

Speaker 1 Sometimes people, I guess when you're older, you have a lot more patience. You could tolerate more.

Speaker 1 You appreciate the situation that you're in or the gig, but you could take, but so much. Old head niggas don't be having the patience.

Speaker 1 But it's the opposite. And I am against Dachshund.
Yeah,

Speaker 1 I think he went too far, but... He wanted to show the nigga, you ain't going to do nothing if I put your address out here.
You ain't gonna do nothing. He punked him.

Speaker 1 Or just stop.

Speaker 1 I'm prepared to go where I need to go.

Speaker 1 And you're not home right now. You at work.
Nigga said you're not old. You said you're not old.

Speaker 1 That shit is a little foul, though.

Speaker 2 If something happened to his house, then.

Speaker 1 Yeah, that shit's foul. Who becomes responsible for that? But

Speaker 1 that is real dachshund. I think sometimes the definition of dachshund be even unclear.
Too loose, yeah, yeah. Right?

Speaker 1 I didn't even know what that meant. Dachshund is when you put somebody's address out there.

Speaker 1 I didn't tell them. I wasn't looking for a phone number.
personality. Public info, job address, any private information that you make public.
It's a crime, though, right? Is it a crime?

Speaker 1 It's a crime, but I mean, who about to

Speaker 1 go through all of that? Unless it's to that nature.

Speaker 1 If you put my address out on TV, then yeah,

Speaker 1 I might follow up on that one. But this other shit?

Speaker 3 It was a live broadcast?

Speaker 1 Yeah. Okay.
I was wondering why you didn't edit

Speaker 1 what? What's the station?

Speaker 1 I don't know. It was maybe NBA TV, one of the station.

Speaker 1 Like, because it's going on like at halftime of the games, like, shit like that. So they'll be giving a commentary.
Have any of y'all ever been doxxed? Yes. Yes.
No. Nigga.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 1 I've been doxxed.

Speaker 1 Niggas came to my crib before. Yes.
I know about you getting doxxed, you saying? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Your house?

Speaker 1 What happened? I know people came to your house.

Speaker 1 Yeah. How you think they got the address? I thought they were there.
Niggas could follow you and get your address.

Speaker 3 So they came to your house and did what?

Speaker 1 No. And say, oh, shit, the nigga Ish really do live.
Made him him strip.

Speaker 1 Somebody rang his bell and

Speaker 1 made him strip.

Speaker 1 Get necked right now, nigga. Or else.
Or else. Or else.

Speaker 3 I ended up getting mail sent to my house.

Speaker 1 Ooh.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 No, that's not funny.

Speaker 1 Wow, that ain't funny.

Speaker 1 Mail, a male stripper, or mail?

Speaker 3 Well, okay, maybe a package.

Speaker 1 Oh, well, yeah, you keep getting packages sent places. That's not what you're saying.

Speaker 3 Well, no, that, I don't know that person.

Speaker 1 My address got got out.

Speaker 3 My address got out and this guy decided to send me magnums in a dildo.

Speaker 1 Mel, stop it. What year was this?

Speaker 3 2013? 2013 or 2012? Yeah.

Speaker 1 And what did the note say? Get ready.

Speaker 1 For real.

Speaker 1 I see you. What colour was you? Hi, Miss Melissa Ford.

Speaker 3 I thought that you could use this. Oh, shit.
And I was.

Speaker 1 He knew you was uptight, too. I was.
Fuck you.

Speaker 1 He was still thoughtful.

Speaker 3 It was a big white dildo.

Speaker 1 With magnums. Oh, he knew you.
Yeah, he knew you.

Speaker 1 Even that's all brand.

Speaker 1 When you shot that show?

Speaker 1 The show that you shot? Was it at that time?

Speaker 1 Oh, maybe. Yeah, maybe.

Speaker 1 She's been famous a long time. Maybe around that time.

Speaker 3 But yeah, it was lube, magnums, and a dildo. I was just like,

Speaker 3 I don't really understand the connection.

Speaker 1 With your sex.

Speaker 3 With a dildo?

Speaker 1 You never know.

Speaker 3 I think that's the same thing.

Speaker 1 He's like burnt from a dildo. What? He's got a question.
He's got a question.

Speaker 1 What? Just got a question. You kept it.

Speaker 1 No, you kept it. No, you fucking segue.

Speaker 3 I kept the condo. You lied.

Speaker 1 You tried him out.

Speaker 3 I did not try him out.

Speaker 1 You got to be a sick fucker to try out a deal though, Sega

Speaker 1 Rome. I did.

Speaker 1 It was a little too big. No, it was what?

Speaker 3 It was like 14 inches.

Speaker 3 Anyways.

Speaker 1 Okay. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I don't know how to segue.

Speaker 1 Y'all do that to me quite a bit.

Speaker 1 Actually, you've been docs? Actually, I haven't been ahead.

Speaker 1 Not to my knowledge, no. Yeah, you have.
We got docs together. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Fucking, what's Shorty? Yeah. Zalia Banks.
It's my girl. Oh, for real? It's my girl.

Speaker 1 Zalia Banks put me and Park's phone number out. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Really?

Speaker 1 Yeah. You had to change the number? And I kept the same number.
Did you have to change a number? I kept the number. Yo, call me.
You wild.

Speaker 1 Call me, y'all. Some flouts, some hotties.
Some of them was podcast fans. Like, they wasn't all, like, that's why I was like, it was mostly, yeah, it's mostly conversations.
It was mostly fans.

Speaker 1 They wasn't attacking me.

Speaker 1 They was bigging me up and shit. Somebody was cute.
So I kept them.

Speaker 1 How do I know if they texting me-ish?

Speaker 1 FaceTimes you. Send me a picture.
Y'all think I answer random FaceTimes?

Speaker 1 We've seen you answer random FaceTimes. Talking to us.
I don't know what y'all are talking about. I don't know about.
I don't know what y'all are talking about.

Speaker 1 If the conversation started getting good. Yo, I've seen you answer random FaceTime.
You ain't know who it was. You put the phone down like this when you answered it to see who it was.

Speaker 1 You've done it.

Speaker 1 I remember those stupid shit. I don't know who I feel like.
You gotta put it like this.

Speaker 1 I don't know who this is. Hold up.

Speaker 1 I'm not doing that on the docks.

Speaker 1 On the docks weekend, I'm probably gonna avoid unknown FaceTime. Gotcha.

Speaker 1 In unrelated news,

Speaker 1 they're saying that RJ Barrett owes a male escort some money.

Speaker 1 The rest of the money. Jay Barrett, will you please send me the rest of the money you promised me for fucking me and my ad?

Speaker 1 We could fight to the Barrett, will you please send me the rest of the money you promised me for fucking me and my ad?

Speaker 3 Do you guys need to read that?

Speaker 1 Now, the volume was a little low there, but

Speaker 1 I'm loud post. Don't worry.
It was loud and clear. Thank you, Parks.
Yeah, we heard it.

Speaker 1 I don't know if that's true or not. It was just funny.
What did he say?

Speaker 1 Said, send me the rest of the money for fucking me in the ass.

Speaker 1 Oh, wow. Straight like that? Yes.
Yeah, that's what he said. Well,

Speaker 1 that's all. Oh, yo,

Speaker 1 trade like that.

Speaker 1 He's so served.

Speaker 1 Hey, yo, the world that I've been doing. Wait, listen, I've never been fucked in the ass, but I feel like that's a good time for money to be on the wood.
Yo, pause. What the hell? Oh, y'all.

Speaker 1 Wow. This is not one of those things.

Speaker 1 I owe you one that one. Yeah, you're not going to do that, and then I'm asking for mine.
Sorry, buddy. I don't know how R.J.
Barrett got that off, if he indeed got that off.

Speaker 1 He has not replied to these allegations. Who's R.J.
Barrett? R.J. Barrett.
Basketball player. The basketball player went to Duke.
He was drafted by the Knicks. Third overall in the John Morant draft.

Speaker 1 Now he is in Toronto.

Speaker 1 Is he nice?

Speaker 1 Yeah, he can nice. It was Zion.

Speaker 1 Then it was Jos.

Speaker 1 And then it was R.J. Barrett.
And I'm not mad at him. Listen, hey, if that's your bag, that's your bag.
But pay.

Speaker 1 But pay.

Speaker 1 Hey, you know what? I want to ask this question. Stop shorting the sex workers.
What's some of these niggas not willing to pay?

Speaker 1 It's like, are you challenging these niggas to come out and talk about your private business? Why y'all niggas just don't pay? That is true. That is true.
Right?

Speaker 1 Unless you feel like if I pay, I'm going to get exposed anyway. Anyway, yeah.
Like, what is the thought?

Speaker 1 If you have a nigga bouncing his balls off your chin, pay the nigga if you don't want the world to know. For real, pay him.

Speaker 1 Hey, he right. I mean, when he's right, he's right.
He's right. That's very simple.
It's simple. He ain't lying.

Speaker 1 But some people don't like to be.

Speaker 1 I seen some of the celebrities, man, they don't pay shit. They said they take that shit to court.
They take it to court, but I don't know, man.

Speaker 1 Your Honor, he had my balls on his chin. Yeah.

Speaker 1 And I just feel like R.J. Barrett could bag any dude he want.
Like, why you got to pay homeboy?

Speaker 3 I don't know. Well, I mean, is he out?

Speaker 1 Same reason why the niggas do it with chicks. The ones that could bag any girl that they want.
They pay. Why? Because they want to expedite that process.
That's a fact. Get this over and done with.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but guys don't talk.

Speaker 1 Clearly they do.

Speaker 1 What? You don't think gay niggas talk?

Speaker 1 Straight niggas talk. Straight men talk.
Y'all are a knitting circle.

Speaker 1 Actually, the niggas is talking more than the girls. Yes, absolutely.
That's a fact. Niggas are talking more.

Speaker 1 You know what's so crazy?

Speaker 1 And niggas be more emotional. Joe,

Speaker 1 when I was younger, I was and around the niggas, they were able to identify the ones that don't talk. Today, you can't.
That's not true.

Speaker 1 For real. Niggas was talking back then.
Yeah, nah, so yo, dog, I know niggas that, I know niggas that won't snitch to the police, like went to court, did they time

Speaker 1 when they kind of women? No, I'm talking about

Speaker 1 the niggas that's talking about. No, this is what I'm saying.
The niggas were able to identify the women that wouldn't talk. That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 And you know, the women, not niggas talk all the time. I'm talking about that.
You are able to identify. Keisha won't talk.
I'll do whatever I want. Yeah, that's tough.

Speaker 1 Like, today you can't just.

Speaker 1 You think a bitch is solid, man. She screams that shit.

Speaker 1 That'd be

Speaker 1 not just that. That goes into why people always ask that question.
Why do the rap niggas or the entertainers fuck with the same couple women?

Speaker 1 That's a fact.

Speaker 1 They know they don't have to. That's a good point.
Good point. Hold it down.
Good callback, yes. That's a really good point.
That's very good. It's hard to find the real ones.
RJ, pay up.

Speaker 1 Yeah, pay that up. Pay up, buddy.
It was a bad night in Toronto. Had to order some fucking bussy.

Speaker 1 Pay a ticket. On a late night.

Speaker 1 late night pussy, man.

Speaker 1 You can't even use Vanish Mode no more, nigga. They got the other phone.

Speaker 1 Vanish mode needs to come up with something where another device is recording it.

Speaker 2 Jim Jones got it.

Speaker 1 Oh, for real?

Speaker 2 Sneaky link app where you can't record the screen, even with another phone.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Capo. Shout out to Capo.
Okay, Capo. Yeah, yeah.
Not that I've used it, but shout out to you. I'm not going to use that.
Yeah, yeah, I'm not going to use that. Shout out to Capo.

Speaker 1 Yo, honestly, the best defense is to just be faithful, y'all, honestly. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Or take a break.

Speaker 1 Or to have a great return. You're going to come back.
Or have a great rebuttal for every time you get caught. No, that's too much for you.
A rebuttal for the muscles.

Speaker 1 There's some people in here that have great rebuttals, nigga. You can't catch.

Speaker 1 I don't want to point no elbows at niggas, but you know, these niggas got great rebuttals. And I'm pointing my elbows forward, not at, look,

Speaker 1 this way.

Speaker 1 No, not you and not you. I'm just saying.
Your elbows and shit funny. I don't know who you probably.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 I just feel like this.

Speaker 1 Some niggas in the world have great rebuttals

Speaker 1 and they get they shit off. Yeah, you stupid.
You said on the break. Take a break.
Take a break, go get your shit off and come back. Yeah.
What about do it two weeks and come back?

Speaker 1 But what about when that's your plan, but your partner fixes the break earlier than you anticipated the break going?

Speaker 2 Then you got to send the other girls back in.

Speaker 1 No, and you ain't tapped yet.

Speaker 1 Oh, man. The worst.
How do they fix the break? The worst.

Speaker 1 Yeah. An apology might fix it.
The worst. But then, how long can that, how can, how long? Okay, all right, so listen.

Speaker 1 If you argue with your significant other, right, and you have a plan, like, all right, if this argument goes the way I think it's going to go, I'm going to get my shit off for the next three weeks.

Speaker 1 So, look, look, look. But then, if they apologize and become humble, how long should their apology last?

Speaker 1 Their apologies last. Oh, it's your job to keep up the fight.

Speaker 1 Listen to this fucking significant nigga. I don't know that you actually changed the time.
Yeah, you said this shit before.

Speaker 1 The best apology is change behavior, and it's going to take me a minute to see and assess how this changes.

Speaker 1 She wants toxic adventures.

Speaker 1 For real. How look at you still.
Oh, man. How do you keep the fight up? You ain't hear this nigga? Dog.
You didn't hear toxic adventures.

Speaker 2 I don't believe you this time. We've been back and forth for a year.
Let's give it some space.

Speaker 1 What if they come to the crib? What if they pop up at the job?

Speaker 2 I had one pop up at the resort. Had to.

Speaker 1 Oh, that's my girl thing, too. All right.
I didn't want to. I'll be air.
Come up here. Pack these bags real quick.

Speaker 1 I think, yo, I love when you tell the story. It's like you.
Oh, no, she just said that to me the other day.

Speaker 1 I'd be trying to go too crazy, though. But I guess.

Speaker 1 She got to be tough. You got to be tough.

Speaker 1 You got to be tough. I got two days apiece.

Speaker 1 Damn. Then the text came.
All right.

Speaker 1 You can unarchive them joints now.

Speaker 1 You got two days apiece?

Speaker 3 Of peace. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 I break up with mine just to get some peace.

Speaker 1 I had a good joint.

Speaker 1 Didn't say it. It's cool.
Some peace. Scared.
Yeah. Scared to shoot.
Blow your fucking brain. That's fine.
You won't, but it's cool.

Speaker 1 That's why you paid for that calamari.

Speaker 1 That's why.

Speaker 1 And she brought a man home for cool.

Speaker 1 And she bought a man home.

Speaker 1 And y'all stood there at the table to talk about it for a second when the check was there, and the waitress looked at y'all.

Speaker 1 And Mandy looked at y'all. Shorty was gone.
The waitress,

Speaker 1 mandy was hot the next morning mandy texted me y'all i can't believe them i said dog oh i texted corey the next morning y'all can't believe this

Speaker 1 you probably did i don't know why but okay i said i cannot believe it hey do y'all judge people that oh my god come on let's jump y'all judge

Speaker 1 yes already

Speaker 1 yo the niggas that gotta put all their cards in the in the thing

Speaker 1 i hate that like cards in the what

Speaker 1 it's like six credit cards in in the

Speaker 1 little black book?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Oh, no.

Speaker 1 Joe, I'm not cheap, fam. So, black book.
The wallet? No, the water. Like a Japanese.

Speaker 1 You know, I ain't cheating.

Speaker 1 You ain't cheating. No.
You know I ain't body. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 Me and Flip fight over the bill. Yeah, yeah.
Me and Flip go. I got it.
No, I got it. Nigga, no, I got it.
No, I got it. I learned that from Eric B, nigga.

Speaker 1 Uncle E and Starr, we all went out to eat. And I started, I was young, nigga, like 2009 or whatever, 10.
And I said, yo, who's going to pay for what? Nigga, everybody put me outside.

Speaker 1 We don't do that where we're from. And I never did that again.
We don't do that. We don't ask about paying a bill, nigga.
If you got it, you got it. If I got it, that's tough lesson to learn.

Speaker 1 No, that's a real balance, nigga.

Speaker 1 He pulled me outside. What's that shit called? That's what the Harlem.
I hate it. Sylvia.
When you get to Venbowling,

Speaker 1 Sylvia. One Fish, Two Fish.
What? One Fish Two Fish was it, nigga. It was good.
Yeah. What?

Speaker 1 Man, how you know all the spots? She was outside.

Speaker 1 I got a pussy.

Speaker 1 You can't. And pretty.
What? And she's a foodie. Wait, what's the food? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, what?

Speaker 1 And she's a foodie. I ain't gonna do that to Mel.

Speaker 1 Hey, if you get a toilet home, I won't go camera.

Speaker 1 She got a pussy and pretty.

Speaker 1 And foodie. Which means that nigga in the 90s and it's early 2000s.
Yes. Okay, okay.
All right. I went with, but I was like, hold on, what happened?

Speaker 1 Oh, yo, you look crazy.

Speaker 1 Can you sit down?

Speaker 1 Can you sit down, please?

Speaker 1 This is an audio broadcast. He started texting Mel.

Speaker 1 Oh,

Speaker 1 sorry. Yeah, bitch, what you did over there?

Speaker 1 How does he know how to look?

Speaker 1 This nigga is nuts. Jokey, yo, that's nice.
That's crazy. What was we talking about? Sorry.

Speaker 1 The bill. The bill.
It's the bill.

Speaker 1 One fish, two fish, and Mel being outside. Nigga, that you paid the bill.

Speaker 1 We're talking about split. That was on a date.
Y'all was on a hot date and didn't know it somehow.

Speaker 1 But you got to get mad at your man. It's why? No disrespect to your man.
He paid 80%. Not that he went half.
If he went half or a little more, then

Speaker 1 true is crazy. Not on the ball half.
It was a half. He can't even get to the 20% if these are your joints.
I know. True.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I think that he realized they was ugly when they got in the light. Fat.
Yeah. That's what it is.

Speaker 1 She wins.

Speaker 1 They win ugly. I mean,

Speaker 1 these bitches is tricky. Because there's some girls that can pull it off.

Speaker 1 Some niggas not letting it go. They pulled it off.
They pulled it off.

Speaker 1 They only pulled it off because he live on principles. If he was a nigga like me, y'all let it go.

Speaker 1 I told y'all, that principal shit is ass. And there's some places that you're not supposed to stand on it, like the club.
Joe, you would have dispersed, Joe.

Speaker 1 You would have paid for that whole shit, Joe. Of course I would have.

Speaker 1 You would have paid for the whole shit. You know what you're calling? That wouldn't have been, we would have been getting out of there.
Yeah, true.

Speaker 1 We're not going to debate my principalities right now. I agree.
But I'm just not going to play with homeboy like that again. But that's good for Ish2.
Being a little hangout man with his man.

Speaker 1 Nah, but typically it's my man. He don't do that.
Yeah, that's what it says. Like, I'm telling you, we go out.
He'd be like, yo, I got it. How do you know if your man

Speaker 1 do it? That's a possibility. And if that's the case, then you can communicate with me.
What did he say to you before he gave you the bread? This is my thing. What did he say afterwards?

Speaker 1 Ish, I don't got it like that right now. Nah, because he'll tell me that.
Oh. Yeah, he'll be like, yo, I ain't got it.
So the bill came, he looked at you. You said you ain't ain't no chicks.

Speaker 1 What happened? He said, he said, I don't know him either. No, but what did he say? Y'all saw the bill.
This is too many. We're going to bust it down.
Ian Dunlap is good at math. What's 20% out of 600?

Speaker 1 Is she $30?

Speaker 1 I mean, 20%?

Speaker 1 $12.

Speaker 1 Hold up. Sorry.
What? That is. What?

Speaker 1 That math.

Speaker 1 $600, $20, $20. $20 of $600.
My apology.

Speaker 1 He got offended as math niggas. That's my apology.
He got offended.

Speaker 1 $12.

Speaker 1 You know, I'm better for for this. I'm sorry.

Speaker 1 Oh, so he gave $120. Oh, you, that's kind of.

Speaker 1 Oh, man.

Speaker 1 Let's see. Let's see.
I want to congratulate Chauncey Billips and Vince Carter Basketball Hall of Fame.

Speaker 1 Along with Doug Collins.

Speaker 1 Along with Del Collins. Real big news.

Speaker 1 Really deserving crew. So shout out to them.

Speaker 2 That's a good dude.

Speaker 1 Who else was it? Doug Collins? Doug Collins as well. Gotcha.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I wrote this. It's not important at all.
I was just shocked that there's a new Madlock, and she's a girl. A woman.
It's kathy bates yeah

Speaker 1 shout out to my girl sky marshall she's on that show i used to hate matlock as a kid man all the old people used to watch that shit my mother

Speaker 1 you was watching back in the day yeah i watched matlock religious joe matlock was ill son had you got olders like this i absolutely

Speaker 1 been on the murder death kill for a long time such a good show I could argue that a lot of these crime shows kind of stole Matlock's sauce. They did.
Really? Yeah. In terms of the way he solved them.

Speaker 1 The way they solve them. Yeah, that's solid.
To the last two minutes.

Speaker 1 Hey, he's dragging that to the last two minutes. He's going to see the hairpin on the floor connected to something earlier.
He was wearing the earring, the earring, and this.

Speaker 1 I noticed such and such and such. Matlock was ill.
I didn't know. Matlock is ill.
I used to hate it as a kid. My mom used to watch it.
I hate it. My grandma used to be watching Murder.
She wrote.

Speaker 1 Bomb, get that shit out of here. Matlock is on.
So let's hear the theme song. The song come on, man.

Speaker 1 And I thought I was a genius when I told a producer, yo, try to flip this madlock for me.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, fuck y'all.

Speaker 1 Let's see what else is important or unimportant out there. Life Jennings says that he tried to do a tiny desk.
Tiny Desk says that he is not a big enough act to do tiny desk. That's not fair.

Speaker 1 That's fucked up. Where does everybody stand on that? That's not fair.
They've had smaller artists on there, but like who? Like?

Speaker 1 I'll bring it up, but I don't know him off top because I go to look at him like, I don't really know who that is.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 like,

Speaker 1 how many records Life Jennings had? Or, like, in another genre that you just might not have been familiar with. No, that Life Jennings album was an amazing album.
Classic album?

Speaker 1 Right there. Hood Classic.
Right there. It's right there.
For sure. Hood Classic.

Speaker 1 Come on, Joe.

Speaker 1 Tell me what that first Life Jennings album was good by.

Speaker 1 Nobody called it a classic, and I loved Life Jenny. No, I said it's right there.
I said it's a Hood Classic. That First Life Jennings album was.

Speaker 1 I won't argue that.

Speaker 1 Classic? I don't know. It's not a classic.
And maybe the smaller acts that did Tiny Desk, because I'm sure Parks is right about that, maybe they were relevant, current, smaller acts. That may be true.

Speaker 1 Like, life is from my day.

Speaker 1 Our day. Or when did they go ahead? They didn't go away for a while.
Life, yeah, but I don't think he ever returned. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Because he just went on tour. Or he's on tour currently.
But not just that. When did those smaller acts do it? Like, what Tiny Desk was then? And maybe.
No, they're still.

Speaker 1 I don't want to sound like I'm shitting on nobody, so I'm not going to call their names. But there's a bunch on here that they have 8,000 reuse.
You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1 Like, they're not the biggest of artists.

Speaker 3 But were they like artists that had something kind of going on at the time?

Speaker 1 As someone who keeps tabs on shit outside of even hip-hop or whatever in the music industry, I'm not familiar with a lot of these artists. And some of them I am familiar with.

Speaker 1 It's like they don't really, I don't know how they got up here. No disrespect.
Got it, got it, got it. I'm on the fence.
I'm on both sides of this argument.

Speaker 1 I do agree. I think Tiny Desk has had smaller acts.
And let life come up there. That platform looks like life.

Speaker 1 Live band, a guy that could really sing, and he's got enough music to where if you're unfamiliar with some of these, maybe you gain some new audience. Now, it could be a situation.

Speaker 1 I'm sorry to cushion you. It could be a situation where maybe it just didn't come out the greatest and they just use that as an excuse.
You think they taped it?

Speaker 1 He made it sound like he reached out and they said,

Speaker 1 Now, on the other side,

Speaker 1 i do think that companies reserve the right to run how they feel like running for sure or or on that side they do a great job over there well just evaluate the return it's a lot of artists that be trying to come up here and

Speaker 1 yeah i mean there's no nice way to say it

Speaker 1 but

Speaker 1 no you're not big enough to come up here

Speaker 1 You either got to be big enough to come up here, which I don't want to sound like that's that part of the criteria so far. Or you got to be liked.

Speaker 1 Or people got to want to get, we got to want to know you, want to get to know you, liked your song or something like that.

Speaker 1 But other than that, I'd rather pour into my cast than pour into one of y'all out there. That's just.
Hey,

Speaker 1 it's one we're overlooking, too, that it could be with life and not saying this is the case, but he could have pissed somebody off. True.
Because this is a relationship with the city.

Speaker 1 This is not what it sounds like. I just want to say, and that's just the excuse that they gave him, but whoever we got a relationship with might not fuck with you.
Because

Speaker 1 I ain't going to front.

Speaker 1 somebody. This don't even sound like how tiny desk would turn you down.

Speaker 1 Unless what you're saying is kind of accurate. Yeah, it could be somebody on your team.
It could be, because you'll have somebody up here based on the relationship.

Speaker 1 You know what I'm saying? Skein call you or somebody call you that you

Speaker 1 and it got to be a relationship. That's home team.

Speaker 1 And it got to be some type of relationship. You know, Skane called me the other day about something.

Speaker 1 That's my man.

Speaker 1 That's my man. You got to do it.
That's my man. You got to do it.
You know, I love Dollar and his wife and Gabby. Let me see, let me see.
Let me see. What else? What else is important or unimportant?

Speaker 1 Life Jennings, R goes after you. Hopefully, you do get that.

Speaker 1 What else is important or unimportant? We never talked about it.

Speaker 1 Kendrick Perkins having his NIL deal company. And I wanted to get y'all thoughts on it.
That's amazing. You say it's amazing.

Speaker 2 That's an amazing concept.

Speaker 1 All right, for those who don't know,

Speaker 1 you know, the college athletes can now sign a name, image, and likeness deals. Okay.

Speaker 1 So Kendrick Perkins is signing, he's starting a company where basically I'll give you an upfront amount for a piece of your,

Speaker 2 was it all-time earnings?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Wow.

Speaker 1 That's...

Speaker 1 Where is he from?

Speaker 2 Texas, I think.

Speaker 1 He was a basketball player. No, I know who he is, but where is he from?

Speaker 1 I don't. I have no idea where he's originally from.

Speaker 1 That's smart.

Speaker 2 I mean, it depends on what the splits are, too.

Speaker 1 It depends on the splits, but

Speaker 1 it's like we talk label talk sometimes.

Speaker 3 Is it in perpetuity? Like, forever?

Speaker 1 That I'm pretty sure it'll be in whatever deal y'all make. So

Speaker 1 it could be, it might not be. I don't know for sure.

Speaker 1 What's the problem? This is the thing.

Speaker 1 Before, because we touched on it before

Speaker 1 pre-pod, they were saying it was kind of

Speaker 1 predatory. Predatory.
Predatory. I think it just depends on the terms.
I think it depends on the actual athlete. Like, I think the money matters.

Speaker 1 I think that when somebody puts out their money for a product, they're the person that's taking the risk. So if I'm prepaying you for whatever, you could break your leg.
I don't get my money back.

Speaker 1 Or you cannot produce and I don't get my money back. So

Speaker 1 I think it's 50-50. It's a way to look at it.

Speaker 1 As long as there's big money somewhere, someone's going to middleman it. Absolutely.
It happens everywhere in every field, damn near. So it's unsurprising.
It's unsurprising.

Speaker 1 And it's not necessarily predatory. It could be great for the

Speaker 1 South African. It depends.

Speaker 1 It's a case-by-case basis. Absolutely.
Whatever you negotiate, honestly.

Speaker 2 And if he gets some talent that isn't maybe as known,

Speaker 2 it could be a great idea.

Speaker 1 That might be a good idea. That's why I'm having a lot of ideas.
That could be a good idea. Yeah.
It really depends. Like, everybody, not Angel Reese, everybody, not

Speaker 1 Shador Sanders, everybody. You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1 There's some smaller cats that might go to some smaller D1s that could could use 100 grand, that could use 200 grand, and you could potentially bring

Speaker 1 an advertising dollar that they would have never gotten.

Speaker 1 And now, because I put them together, like Steve Stout said, Steve Stout says he's taking the artist and he's taking the advertising and combining them. Yeah, so I think, you know.

Speaker 1 Has there ever been a player under the radar that ended up killing it in the NBA that was under the radar? Yeah, if he comes to that. End up being a star.
People go undrafted

Speaker 1 and end up being a star? Yeah, shit. The Joker

Speaker 1 won the MVP three years in a row. It was a second rail pick.
So that can be. Same with Football.

Speaker 1 Same with Football. So it could work out for Kendrick then.
It could, yeah. Yeah, it could.
It could. It could.

Speaker 1 What do you guys think about Kamala Harris trying to appeal to the black vote, the black male vote?

Speaker 2 I think it's smart. Maybe a little bit too late.
I think it should have been done a lot earlier.

Speaker 1 Shout out to her and Black. I mean, how long? But this is like a very short campaign.

Speaker 1 Or whatever the shit is that you had said, so we're not just talking out our ass.

Speaker 1 I think what Obama has proved, I think even in the last election, what has been proven is that the black vote is really, it really matters. Like, again,

Speaker 1 until they counted all the votes in the urban Atlanta area, until they counted all the votes in the Philadelphia area, Georgia and Pennsylvania, which are two swing states, were still up in the air.

Speaker 1 And when they started counting all those votes in the inner city, that shit won Georgia and one

Speaker 1 PA. So I think that their teams should be instructing them to appeal to us.

Speaker 1 I have the policy that they're looking to create. It says to provide

Speaker 1 1 million loans that are fully forgivable, up to 20,000 for black entrepreneurs and others to start a business.

Speaker 1 Support education, training, and mentorship programs that lead to good paying jobs for black men, including pathways to become teachers.

Speaker 1 Protect cryptocurrency investments so black men who make them know their money is safe. Launch a national health initiative focused on the illnesses that

Speaker 1 disproportionately impact black men. Legalize recreational marijuana and create opportunities for black Americans to succeed in this new industry.

Speaker 2 I think it should have been launched in August.

Speaker 1 So you're saying it's just too late to do it now?

Speaker 2 It may be kudos to the White House. Been incredibly gracious to me.
Kudos to you.

Speaker 1 But when did her campaign officially start? That's what I was about to ask. I think that she got thrown into the fire and had to scramble to work shit out.

Speaker 1 And now some of these things are just settling. So now we're putting some new initiatives out.
I think when did Biden drop out? What in like June or something? It was the summer.

Speaker 1 No, I'm just saying. It was the summer, so I don't know.

Speaker 1 It was late. It was late.
So I don't know.

Speaker 1 She didn't have enough time. Yeah, they was gathering their thoughts, basically.

Speaker 1 Biden dropped out July 21st. Yeah.
So I think it should have been launched in August.

Speaker 2 Because the women demographic she had on, like that day that they made him step down,

Speaker 2 sororities went crazy and raising calories.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, the women.

Speaker 2 So the black male vote is needed. And because a lot of men are leaning towards Trump.

Speaker 1 A lot of black men are leaning towards Trump.

Speaker 2 I think this should have been attacked a lot earlier, though.

Speaker 1 Do you think maybe they didn't count for that? Like, just out the rip?

Speaker 2 They probably thought they were going to have a black male vote.

Speaker 1 They was going to sweep the black belt, period. I agree with that.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 What you think?

Speaker 1 I hope it works. Yeah, me too.
I'm not paying any mind because my vote is already made.

Speaker 3 How did black black men vote in the last two elections,

Speaker 3 the one that Trump won, and then Biden?

Speaker 2 A lot of men silently voted for Trump.

Speaker 1 A lot of black men voted for Trump. And now, in the polls, black men are leaning

Speaker 1 heavily on Trump. I mean, not probably, not the majority, but

Speaker 1 he's getting a nice portion of the black male vote for the polls. And I know friends of mine, like I argue with one of my niggas damn near weekly, he did seven years in jail.
He just came home.

Speaker 1 He's been home not even a year. And when I tell you he is pro-Trump on a different level, it's a different level.
So, you know what I mean? I mean, hood dudes, they really fucking with Trump. So

Speaker 1 it's going to be interesting to see how.

Speaker 2 Race is going to be a lot tighter than we initially thought to.

Speaker 2 It's going to come down to

Speaker 2 the bottom.

Speaker 1 Your mind made up? Yeah.

Speaker 1 I won't ask. I feel like it's invasive.

Speaker 1 I'll support you. And you got a few more months of trying to get that Trump money or the other side's money.
No. No matter what.
I got a question for this arrival.

Speaker 1 I got a question for you, too. Hold on.
Just to answer your question,

Speaker 1 from 2020, this says most black men supported Biden, but overall, Democrats have noticed that they've been losing black male support since 2008.

Speaker 1 So it's been dwindling. So, yeah, they kind of looked at it.
That should have looked like at some point.

Speaker 1 Go ahead, Flipy. Question.
No, I had a

Speaker 1 done losing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay. I had a question for you.

Speaker 1 Stay out y'all business over there in that world that you're in. What is it called? Finance world?

Speaker 1 Financial literacy.

Speaker 1 I do financial literacy. Oh, whatever.
I'm sorry. I I do investing.
Paul me. You do what? Investing.
Investing.

Speaker 1 How do you deal with the attacks that some of your counterparts

Speaker 1 get? How do you deal with it? Because you seem like a nice guy, very humble, and very knowledgeable. And when you see these things and the attacks, do you feel like you become involved in it?

Speaker 1 Are you involved? Do they group you up in it? Or you just... Yeah, sometimes I get lumped in.

Speaker 2 But the thing that I always try and tell people is like, if you're consistently hearing the same message, there's truth in it.

Speaker 2 So even when when, if a bunch of attacks come, I'll get on the phone with some of them content creators and say, well, what should we do different?

Speaker 2 He got the clipping me up.

Speaker 1 Eat and done lab.

Speaker 2 Hey, what you think we need to do? Because a lot of times the truth is, they want to be friends, too.

Speaker 2 So if I can get the consultant, to me, a hater is the best consultant you can ever hire. Okay.
I got a document 40 pages long, every criticism of me.

Speaker 1 God. Really?

Speaker 1 Who compiled that? Me. Him.
Uh-uh.

Speaker 1 That nigga's a meticulous too.

Speaker 3 I do know that. That nigga is a nutshell.

Speaker 3 But he also has a team.

Speaker 1 So if you're loving enough

Speaker 2 to tell me what I'm doing wrong, I'm going to jot that shit down and thank you. So I'll be more humble, more gracious, more kind.

Speaker 1 What do you guys think of that? No, that. What do all of you think of that? His approach.
All of y'all.

Speaker 1 Each and every one of y'all. Not you, Ice and Porns.
What do y'all think of that?

Speaker 1 That he writes it down? Anything? I think it's a crocker shit.

Speaker 1 You've seen me do it. It's not a trick question.

Speaker 1 I just want to know why not Ice and shit. He's just smooth with answering questions.
I'm going to get you better than that. Because they're not.
Ice and Parks ain't y'all three.

Speaker 1 Whatever that means.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I mean, of course,

Speaker 2 is it frustrating?

Speaker 1 That's what I'm saying. It's frustrating.

Speaker 2 But if you're here for a year, there's some truth somewhere that you need to fix.

Speaker 1 But what I'm saying is that if, say, if people that you're associated with is being accused of something and you're looped up into that, do you look internally or you just writing shit down on how to reach out?

Speaker 1 No, I got a vet too.

Speaker 2 I got a man. My main connector matter got locked up.
That was my friend. Okay.
They tried to loop me in and say I knew what some of the bullshit he was doing. I'm like, I'm rich.

Speaker 1 I didn't know about that bullshit he was doing. Okay, got it.
So you got it.

Speaker 2 But I got to face it opposed to running from it and be like, so you face it?

Speaker 1 Yeah, you got to face it shit head on. Got to face it.
You don't become an Uber driver and stuff like that. I do things different.
You go straight into it. Nah, my fault.
Like Caesar Peanut.

Speaker 1 You got to look. Joe Lee.
Like Caesar Pino.

Speaker 1 Why did you single me Ish and Mel out and say we're different? Because you have an angle there, but I didn't catch it. I don't have an angle.

Speaker 1 I just believe how y'all three react to criticism is different than

Speaker 1 how

Speaker 1 me, Ice, and Parks react to criticism. It wasn't deep.

Speaker 3 I think you like it, though.

Speaker 1 I know you do.

Speaker 3 Yeah, I mean, I think...

Speaker 1 I know you think that.

Speaker 3 You don't, does anybody agree with me? Do you think that Joe likes that?

Speaker 1 Likes the criticism? Yeah. I don't think he likes the criticism.
I don't think he liked the criticism. I think he knows how to handle it well, but then everybody's not him.
He hates it, actually.

Speaker 1 I think Joe sees the bigger picture. And as long as the bigger picture and the engine is still moving, then I take that as it comes with the territory.
It's part of the gig.

Speaker 1 And some people are able to disconnect easier than others. Like Ice, Ice will just disconnect.
That's something that he is. Parks don't really pay attention to the internet.
I do, but

Speaker 1 you don't let that. I don't pay attention to the internet.
I'm on the internet all day. I just don't let the fact that you're not.

Speaker 1 You disconnect. You don't let that.
Yeah, I don't.

Speaker 1 But I've learned to.

Speaker 1 And

Speaker 1 you got 20 years in this. That's what I'm saying.
I've learned to appreciate how everybody handles things differently and in their own way. So I don't say it

Speaker 1 to judge. I got it.
I say it just because it's something to be mindful of. But you came up here and said that we should have a character to put out to the audience, right?

Speaker 1 But then if we have a character, how will we be able to show our real selves? People connect with authenticity. They like when you're your real self.
So if we put a character there, like, that's what

Speaker 1 that's what my problem is, is the character and the me and the real me. So that I can speak from personal experience, my character that I'm putting up there, and then me in real life.

Speaker 1 That shit is not easy. They totally different people.
You know what I mean? When people approach you in the street and approach you, expect your character. It's not easy to deal with.

Speaker 1 So then what do you say to that? My father said, yo, you signed up for it. You have to be, you signed up for this.
You wanted this. You have to know how to navigate through it.

Speaker 1 Wise words from a decent man. You couldn't agree with your father.
That's what he said to me. Like, you can't get mad at people.

Speaker 1 What Flip does

Speaker 1 because he created that character.

Speaker 1 He created that character. You put that character out there.
You benefited from that character. I did.
So now you can't now turn around.

Speaker 1 Sometimes you got to take everything that comes with that character that you put out there.

Speaker 3 But sometimes the character's not just, the character's more of a persona. You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't have a character.

Speaker 3 I don't have a character like what he's created.

Speaker 3 I have more of a persona that I've created, you know, in terms of, you know, just being poised and composed and sexy and whatever all that other shit is.

Speaker 3 But when I'm in, say, I don't know, baggage claim and I just got a phone call that, you know, a loved one has cancer, I don't want to be who you think I am at that very moment.

Speaker 3 So those are the, those are the navigational kind of, you know, moments where it just, it's, it is extraordinarily complicated.

Speaker 1 That's an extreme, but just that was a moment.

Speaker 3 But I mean, but it, but it, but that happens frequently.

Speaker 3 And that's why so many celebrities will be like, you know, they get approached by somebody who they want you to be who they believe you to be in that moment.

Speaker 3 And when you just have a, when you just got bad news or you're having a bad day and you don't react the way that they hope, then they get online and they're like, yo, I met so-and-so.

Speaker 3 They're a piece of shit and blah, blah, blah. And that's when you say the whole you signed up for it.
I'm just like, nah, I'm still, you're still a human being at the end of the day.

Speaker 3 And it needs to be a little bit more respect paid to the fact that

Speaker 2 the human.

Speaker 1 Look what they did to Macaulay Coke. Not Macaulay Coke.
What's the guy that passed away, the short guy?

Speaker 1 Recently? No, he passed away a long time ago. Maury Feldman? The one.

Speaker 1 What are you talking about, Willis? Oh,

Speaker 1 Gary Coleman.

Speaker 1 Gary Coleman. You know what I mean? To be identified as that character, a character that he's built over the years, to be identified as that when he just wanted to live his life.

Speaker 1 Look what it did to him.

Speaker 1 These things that happen

Speaker 1 where

Speaker 1 I'm just saying.

Speaker 1 Are you comparing you, Mel, and Ish to Gary Coleman? No, I'm not comparing you. No, I think that.
No, but I think

Speaker 1 you're so fucking rude. Why are you so fucking rude? Am I in the fucking matrix? No,

Speaker 1 in all reality, the thing is, when we speak about Mel, Mel. Flip might be a little bit

Speaker 1 because of my size. Oh, shit.
That's racist. That's funny.
You do look like a Webster. I got you, Dop.

Speaker 1 You gonna let me say that?

Speaker 1 I gotta speak. I'm gonna use my black heart.

Speaker 1 Like, like, Mel, Mel has a.

Speaker 1 Mel has a, so you call it a persona where her professionalism, male professionalism, how she speaks and puts it, I think it's a character on the podcast or on her shows that I may have watched, it's not the same how Mel is behind the scenes.

Speaker 1 Mel is not that sophisticated behind the scenes, nigga. Mel on some bullshit.
Lies and treachery will get you no. No, Joe, keep it real.
Mail, you not that sophisticated behind the scenes.

Speaker 1 You don't use none of those big-ass words trying to get on the side.

Speaker 1 Got my gamer on.

Speaker 3 I might be a little gangster.

Speaker 1 Yeah, you're not, well, not gangster, but you're not that.

Speaker 1 You're not that gangsta. You should be.

Speaker 2 I think we should all be mindful of the energy energy and personas that we put out.

Speaker 2 True, even for me, when I was going through, and I'll call you like, yo, wow, all this, you like, some of us, you said it, like, yo, some of us, you, motherfucker, all these people not attacking you because you're an angel, and then you learn how to be softer, more gracious with people, and a lot of that shit go away.

Speaker 1 I think it's kind of unfair coming from Joe, though, and I'm because he had so many experiences, so many years, like, he fought through it. That's just how I feel.

Speaker 1 I know he don't like to hear that shit. It's a crocker shit.

Speaker 1 I think what I said stands. I think that

Speaker 1 you just look at it like, yo, the gig is the gig. You was at the beginning.
Remember what you went through, nigga. Half the people ain't go through what you experienced.

Speaker 1 Half the people ain't go through it. The TV shit and all that shit going down, bouncing up.
Niggas ain't experienced that. Your wounds, your wounds made you who you are today.

Speaker 1 So imagine you took all the wounds for everybody, and niggas coming in fresh. And then we going through what you've been through.
You know how to navigate through the battlefield.

Speaker 1 A lot of niggas don't know how to navigate through the battlefield. That's just what it is.

Speaker 1 And then you put this, not, I don't say, I don't want to say expectation, but you say, yo, you guys should do it like this and do it like that.

Speaker 1 And And I do agree with you because when you say it, it makes sense, but it's not as easy as you say it is. Oh, how'd you make it seem?

Speaker 1 See, and now to my

Speaker 1 the way I treat it,

Speaker 1 I have experienced because I've been on the other side of it. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Where you were a troll? Yeah.

Speaker 1 That's really it for me.

Speaker 1 Because I've been on the other side of it, I can identify these people. Yeah.
So I know, one, y'all don't mean the shit y'all saying.

Speaker 1 Which is why when you're out and you run into people, it's all love. It's all all love.
Yep, true.

Speaker 1 Like you just said, your haters, once you reach out to them,

Speaker 1 what I tell you all the time. That's what I'm saying.
They just want acknowledgement.

Speaker 1 They just want, hey, look at me.

Speaker 1 Unfortunately, I say this,

Speaker 1 I feel like a broken record. Negativity stands out more.
It does. Absolutely.
Y'all can sit there and read the comments and read this and it'll be a thousand people praising you.

Speaker 1 You don't even see it. But once that one person is on your ass, you see that.
They know, and then you reply to that. They know you reply to that, so it feeds them.

Speaker 1 So it says, okay, let's stay on his ass so we can get replies. That's what I'm about to say.
Like, and once you show people, to me anyway, what grinds your gears? Yeah.

Speaker 1 The people that enjoy grinding gears is coming to grind your gears. I'm one of those.
I enjoy a little gear grinding pause.

Speaker 1 So if I see that that piss you off, I used to have the same fight with my girl. Yo, check that bitch.
Well, why? Then she going to know that this is a checkable offense.

Speaker 1 Your response is legendary. Yeah, though.
That's good. So you got to get that off.
No, that's what I'm saying. That's true, though.
I ain't saying

Speaker 1 that works with her, but that's my thinking.

Speaker 1 If I let the girl know that this is grinding your gear, it's you who I care about. Of course.
Not her, who I don't. I agree with you.

Speaker 1 Then now we've allowed somebody who don't matter and is inconsequential to give up our household.

Speaker 3 What's the difference between that and like establishing a boundary?

Speaker 1 And that's a bad thing.

Speaker 1 With who? Strangers? Standards without a business. These motherfuckers don't have strangers.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah. They don't.

Speaker 1 We see that. I was just...

Speaker 3 Yeah, a boundary with strangers. Like, don't get...

Speaker 1 How do you enforce that?

Speaker 1 With a stranger.

Speaker 3 In the moment of your interaction, you let them know I'm not the motherfucking one, two, or three.

Speaker 1 So what is, okay, so all they're going to do to play my magic tomorrow. So let's play that out.

Speaker 1 What does that say to the thousand people that just watched you do it? That just want to reply from you.

Speaker 2 What does that say to them? Who wouldn't get attention either?

Speaker 1 Who would never normally get the reply, but because you just told them I'm not one, two, or three, what does that tell them? Okay, the way to get her to reply is to do what? Yep. Well,

Speaker 3 historically, I have always turned the other cheek.

Speaker 3 I have taken the high road so many times I get nosebleeds. So that's usually my M.O.

Speaker 3 I just kind of got a little fed up with that shit. So, hence, spicy male has been around for a little while.

Speaker 1 And I ain't going to hold you. Speaking for me, I'm not shooting at nobody here.
I'm not shooting at at none of y'all, even though we're talking about this. Now, I don't forgot a shot anyway.

Speaker 1 What's I about to say? No, I wasn't shooting at y'all. Oh,

Speaker 1 podcasters in general that complain about this type shit. To me, it just sounds like when the spoiled rich white kid in school is fucking complaining about some shit.

Speaker 1 I was just saying when y'all was outside, I've tried to think of a simpler gig than this. Yeah, I can't.

Speaker 1 Like, if you niggas, not you

Speaker 1 if people

Speaker 1 if people can't uh

Speaker 1 deal with what comes along with podcasting this new boom that happened to come about where people we privileged enough blessing we privileged and blessed enough to work somewhere twice a week not counting anybody's side gigs everybody got side gigs The way it economy is, everybody needs side gigs.

Speaker 1 That's true. But I think this is a pretty good gig.
So it's like the people that's, oh, they out there complaining. They called me this.
They said this about me.

Speaker 1 It's like, yeah, but are we just totally discounting the blessings? True. And

Speaker 1 are we moving the blessings to the side? And it goes back to what I said about focusing on how negativity just standing out more.

Speaker 1 You're not even looking at all the positive shit because you focus on the little bit of negativity. My life has changed too much

Speaker 1 too drastically

Speaker 1 quickly for me to worry about what Becky453 thinks about things more the words of Tyler the creator man just log out no nor

Speaker 1 cyber bully nor are there many people that they've said worse things about than me yeah yeah

Speaker 1 like develop a fucking thick skin put the fucking phone down ignore them niggas I'm going back to my normal life. Flip, you be outside.
So, and y'all be outside. So I can't speak to that.

Speaker 1 Because if it takes me locking myself in a room, I will. I understand what you're doing.
If it takes me locking myself in a bathroom or closet, if my problem is outside, then I will.

Speaker 1 I have committed life to this thing. But that's the thing, Joe.
The problem is not outside. Because once again, when you see people outside, they're cool as hell.
Love.

Speaker 1 They're buying you drinks and water.

Speaker 1 Sending you charcuterie boards. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 It's too much love to even focus on

Speaker 1 the hate.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna ask you a question. And if you, I got you, and if you're talking to a large enough audience, then you're gonna get some hate.
It comes with it.

Speaker 1 Like, I'm prepared.

Speaker 1 I'm prepared for that. Like, it kind of fused me, pardon me a little bit.
What'd you say?

Speaker 1 You're gonna be honest and ask you this question? I gotta get a question first. I wanna preserve the right to lie at all.
So, all the time.

Speaker 1 So, listen, that's honest. So, this is where the confusion comes from.
You gotta keep a line.

Speaker 1 This is where the confusion comes from, even when it comes to you, right?

Speaker 1 So, I can speak for me and you.

Speaker 1 Like, if you engage, and I talked to me, I say it sometimes, engage with people that are saying

Speaker 1 things about the gig or me, right?

Speaker 1 And aren't you giving them credence to keep going? Like, because you are the head of the crop, right? So you the head of the ship. You're engaging with people.
Yo, we don't like Flip.

Speaker 1 Flip is doing this. That nigga's annoying.
You're not saying anything, but you're there. You're listening.
I'm present. You're present.
You're not saying that.

Speaker 1 And I've recently learned that y'all don't like that. Yeah, well, I didn't, but now I don't give a fuck because I get it.
I've recently learned.

Speaker 1 I understand it.

Speaker 1 I understand it now. You know what I mean? That's like the same thing when I was doing interviews in Fifth probably than like me sitting with Smurf or talking to his son.

Speaker 1 Even though I'm defending Fifth, he's saying, like, why would you even sit there in the first place knowing that I'm going through this?

Speaker 1 It's just a, I guess it's, I don't know if it's an old school mentality thing. I don't know.

Speaker 1 But even with you, like, if you're sitting there talking and they feel comfortable, wouldn't that give them more ammunition to keep going?

Speaker 1 Joe was with us. Joe listened to us say it.
So let us keep saying it.

Speaker 2 But look at it like this. And it may still hurt.
But when McMahon was selling Austin versus Cena or Austin versus Rock, he'll listen to them say Austin sucks. But

Speaker 1 WrestleMania

Speaker 2 still fucking draws

Speaker 2 like crazy.

Speaker 1 That example was brought to me too. But that example was brought to me too.
Like you got to look at it as Joe is Vince McMahon, not personally,

Speaker 1 but like as oh no, you know, Joe,

Speaker 1 I had to clear that.

Speaker 1 But it gives the audience like, nigga, we speak to Joe about it, nigga, who the fuck are you? We speak to

Speaker 1 your boss. Yeah.
Nigga, we don't give a fuck how you feel or nothing. So we're going to tell them how we feel.
We're going to say it. And we're going to go a little further.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Because we, you know, sometimes the boss give people ammunition unintentionally. So what do you say to that when I say that?

Speaker 1 Like, even if we don't, even if I don't like that, what do you say your intent is?

Speaker 1 What do I say? What? Your intent intent is like, what do you say about that? How it comes off to people that it matters. Well, listening to how you feel about it or how you felt about it.

Speaker 1 I felt, yeah, I don't feel it. And I know Ish made mention of it before.

Speaker 1 Mel feels like she wants to make mention of it, but don't. I don't know.
But

Speaker 1 I receive how y'all feel about it. I don't give a fuck.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I don't give a fuck about it. Should you give a fuck? No.
Why? Not at all. I shouldn't give a fuck.
Why?

Speaker 1 And for her, if we're talking about her. Oh, it's a full circle.

Speaker 1 it's a full circle moment right

Speaker 1 there's a lot of great

Speaker 1 research in criticism

Speaker 1 you started with that yep you started with that yeah if you on a stage

Speaker 1 if you on a public stage and again we're starting with all the blessings i'm starting with the blessings facts same if you're on a public stage that has afforded you those blessings then you should feel good enough to be able to hold it down when the other side starts coming.

Speaker 1 I feel like that. One, two, engagement is engagement.
It don't say good, good engagement. It don't say praise, compliment, complimentary.
It's talk a lot more than fame. Engagement is engagement.

Speaker 1 You're talking to somebody that through the down years of his career, my engagement has always been better than the A-level and Premiere X because I'm there.

Speaker 1 Just because I'm there. I don't have to be talking about nothing.
Oh shit, he dare.

Speaker 1 It's like when I'm in the strip club on a Thursday night and one of the fucking niggas from the project say, yo, you you here? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yo, you know I, you know, I respect you, my nigga. You just did it right here with us, yo.

Speaker 1 Yeah, it's as simple as that.

Speaker 1 For me, so engagement is engagement. I know what people are paying for engagement.
You're right. I see it.
Big facts. Yeah, yeah.
And I know how much it costs.

Speaker 1 You're right. Yeah.
So I'm not, nobody is going to trick me into thinking that the blessings are a negative. Yeah.
And even if they come in

Speaker 1 a bad shape box or a bad built damaged box, it is all a blessing.

Speaker 1 Who the fuck is anybody here for people to be talking about? Myself included. Now, I've done enough for how many years where I gave enough to talk about.

Speaker 1 But in the grand scheme of things, everybody's insignificant. Yo, who the fuck are y'all? Who the fuck am I? They're talking.
Great.

Speaker 1 Awesome. Worry when they're not.
Big facts. Yeah.
That's when you're talking about it.

Speaker 1 It could go another way.

Speaker 1 I'm looking at all the podcasters that die for the engagement.

Speaker 1 And look at the shit that I'm talking about.

Speaker 1 They're going and secretly trying to hire the people that's engaging in all. Like, dog.

Speaker 1 Like, dog.

Speaker 1 I don't take none of it for granted. I want to respect everybody's feelings on the matter because everybody don't have to handle shit the same.

Speaker 1 But I don't take none of the blessing for granted that come with this shit. I don't.

Speaker 1 And that includes some of them niggas I don't want to talk to. If they're saying something I don't want to hear, I remove myself.

Speaker 1 I'm back to the A-Non.

Speaker 1 That's it. Yeah, that's it.
Hey, if I go in the club, hey, at the paddle with a sexist, homegirl from Death Tam, yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, guess what? I ain't mad at her. Sweet girl.
Sweet girl.

Speaker 1 I'm gone.

Speaker 1 I'm gone.

Speaker 1 She ain't do nothing wrong. She's gonna stay there and still do it.

Speaker 1 She looked to the side, got excited. Great.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna go.

Speaker 1 Last week in my fucking estate, whatever that was, shit I was doing. I'm in the city at a time I ain't normally in the city.
Fucking

Speaker 1 95 hours. This noon is some shit.
I'm walking downstairs. I'm on like Wall Street, Soho, one of them shits, not Soho, but one of them shits down there where niggas is working.
I'm going downstairs.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 He had to say he tried to throw Soho. He was from Wall Street.
He tried to throw Soho in there.

Speaker 1 He was on Wall Street.

Speaker 1 He was on Wall Street.

Speaker 1 One of them blocks that I don't be on.

Speaker 1 But I go downstairs for a little smoke break and I'm sitting there. It's Ian and Keep.

Speaker 1 And a girl walked by and she didn't say, hey, you know, you look like Joe Button. That don't never work with me.
Hey, and I get that all the time.

Speaker 1 She kept walking, but she was puzzled the whole way down the ball. I know that, nigga, you on the bar.

Speaker 1 I think, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then some more people came.
Yo, you, Joe Button. Take a picture.
And some more people came. Now it's like a crowd.
You would think Pump It Up is at its peak.

Speaker 1 The way that these people is over here crowding. They done followed me in the building.
They're trying to guess what floor I'm going to. You're going to 7 inches.

Speaker 1 Anybody over there go to 7. What you talking about up there hey that's invasive that's intrusive

Speaker 1 in I said hey that prospect shit must be working

Speaker 1 that little commercial I feel like people that was a lot just now you've been all over that's not that's not for me I hate all of that

Speaker 1 I am an introvert leave me alone I don't want to talk to nobody most of my fans sometimes respect it but in the event that they don't

Speaker 1 I'm grateful for the ruckus.

Speaker 1 I'm grateful for the ruckus. I just made some some fucking girl date.
You talking about a man on the phone, annoying that nigga.

Speaker 1 It's nothing for me to complain about. There's nothing for me to complain about.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 2 real go crazy. Adam, if you need help.

Speaker 1 Adam. Some friends in Chicago.
Adam is jumping

Speaker 1 in the fucking coffin.

Speaker 1 He jumping in the coffin

Speaker 1 lowering it himself. Yeah.
It's over, nigga.

Speaker 1 What is he? You know, you both my favorite whites ever, but yeah, Adam, I fuck with you too, but it's over. My nigga, you, you, I love Adam.
Your reign on the top is short like leprechauns.

Speaker 1 There are people in their room somewhere, you know, Hove said

Speaker 1 on whatever DVD that was, there's a nigga right now eating a bowl of cereal

Speaker 1 writing some shit and beating on the table. That's the same thing here.
That's true.

Speaker 1 So every second that y'all or y'all or anybody dedicates to something else, there's somebody eating a bowl of cereal that's just sharpening a sword, trying to get better and trying to come take your

Speaker 1 spot. I don't have time to talk about what these niggas on the internet think about me.
They think I'm a piece of shit. Now watch this.

Speaker 1 Now watch me get to it as a piece of shit.

Speaker 1 Quote unquote.

Speaker 1 And they're going to keep watching you. Big facts.
That's what I'm saying. Most of them haters.
Even that Joe Button TV community now, all the haters done gotten here now.

Speaker 1 All of everybody that hates me is in there. I'm so appreciative.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Get there somewhere for people that hate me to centralize. To commune.

Speaker 1 And talk about you. And talk.

Speaker 1 And they talk about everything. As annoying as that be sometimes.
They're trying to get to it. Yo, I think Joe's fucking about to fire.
Melissa, he sent her home. Oh, my God.
She was belligerent.

Speaker 1 Joe's not going to run his business like that. That little shit be annoying.
Guess what?

Speaker 1 Love it. Still got to listen.
Absolutely love it.

Speaker 2 And if you're producing the show, it gives you some little bullet points to know what you're doing.

Speaker 1 Absolutely love it.

Speaker 1 Rapid fan base. Rapid fan base out there.
It's people that would pay.

Speaker 1 People that do.

Speaker 1 And you know the other part?

Speaker 1 You can't put a number on it to try to get that level of engagement that that community has. It's people that would pay for the hate.

Speaker 1 You're right. The other part is I'm going to always view it differently, at least in this infrastructure,

Speaker 1 because I was here from the day one. Yeah,

Speaker 1 where none of that exists.

Speaker 1 So, oh, I saw on me, nigga my four eyes

Speaker 1 see me on a classic Joe right now

Speaker 1 step in right now.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying when you're there from day one and there's nothing and there's no money There's no company giving money Nobody's thinking about y'all podcasts or whatever the fuck y'all doing and you're trying to grow 10,000 listeners to 20 and 20 to 40 and 40 to 60 and so on and so on and then still got to wait for people to come give you some money then the companies change their mind want to give all the white people and the TV shows the money that this shit is all so When you're there for every step of the way,

Speaker 1 you can't take none of it for granted. Like I used to tell them niggas about tours, Savon and them niggas.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Sayvon. By the time Savon started coming on tour, it was four season hotels.
It was big, big, big sprinters, the luxury sprinters.

Speaker 1 If you know something about sprinters, they don't all cost the same. We got the one with the phone chargers.

Speaker 1 We got the one with the USB. We got the USBs by every seat.
Yeah, TVs. A good driver, not one of them bums that's on the bullshit.

Speaker 1 Hey, sexy paneling on the floors it was different by the time he came around

Speaker 1 it was in we weren't the drivers before

Speaker 1 in a fucking suburban somewhere

Speaker 1 you know how i feel going to pick up the second half of 2500

Speaker 1 like what the fuck are y'all niggas talking about out there and what is there to complain about

Speaker 1 i'm on a video somewhere about to beat up a promoter from bermuda that was over here because he owed slaughterhouse money over here then booked us again over here now we fighting at an airport it's like your dog.

Speaker 1 If you was there,

Speaker 1 I ain't got to say nothing to Parks. You're just there.

Speaker 1 Fucking up the mix on OLS3.

Speaker 1 Coming down.

Speaker 1 Yeah, for real. Parks ain't give a fuck.

Speaker 1 Parks come downstairs, man. Late, we in the van.
Not the truck, man. Tyo, go get this fucking white boy upstairs, man.
We gotta go. We has to do what the fuck he want to do.
Like

Speaker 1 When you come from the humble beginnings, even though I started out this part talking shit about the non-devi, but when you come from the humble beginnings,

Speaker 1 there is nothing to not appreciate. There is nothing about this to not appreciate.

Speaker 1 It's almost disrespectful to not appreciate it. Work.
That's how I feel about it. Like, so all these fucking

Speaker 1 shit. Do you feel like

Speaker 1 that? Do you feel like it's panic mode, meaning that you watch podcasts or people, companies that were up and that probably didn't appreciate everything and they end up going down?

Speaker 1 Do you feel like, do you go in, I don't want to say panic mode, but go into a defensive mode where you like, I'm not going to let this go. I'm not going to let this fall.

Speaker 1 I'm going to, I'm going to, do you, yeah, does it come from a place of paranoia? I'm not going to let this fall. I'm not going to let the company go under.

Speaker 1 If I have to sit here with parks for myself, if I have to put a camera in front of me, I'm going to do whatever it takes to make this keep rising. That's why I want to hear all the critiques and

Speaker 1 comments from the people. Do you feel like that you come from that standpoint? The people is, that's an aside.

Speaker 1 Fuck the people, but even in general, how you do your business. I've dedicated my life to the gig.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 I've dedicated. What's the difference between panic and dedication? What is it?

Speaker 1 You know when I panic?

Speaker 1 I understand your question. Thank you.
I'm sorry.

Speaker 1 The panic set in when me and Ian was just talking about this at the ball last night. Yeah.
We was just talking about this.

Speaker 1 Panic set in when I was relying on the company to pay me my worth at the end of the contract. Ah, I got it.
Okay. Yeah.

Speaker 1 Got it.

Speaker 1 That feeling never sat right with me anywhere.

Speaker 1 It was unsettling. For me, it feels like standing before the judge and waiting to see what the

Speaker 1 verdict. You're just powerless.

Speaker 1 Like, you could be the best thing on earth or the worst thing on earth. What they come back and say is where it is.

Speaker 1 And now, if they don't say what you want them to say, now you have to go out in the world and prove it and do it. See, that's what I mean by giving my life to the gig.

Speaker 1 It's nothing that a company could tell me because I gave my life to the gig already. So, when I leave you, I'm going to do exactly what I said.
When I leave you, I'm your competitor. Yeah.

Speaker 1 When I leave you, I'm your competitor. So, how are we working this out? So, when that panic set in, I want to make sure I never stand before this judge again.

Speaker 1 I want to make sure I never feel this. Oh, my God.
That's that power over me

Speaker 1 again.

Speaker 1 And if I really believe that this is where the business is going, if I believe in it,

Speaker 1 then it's time to stand. Stand in that.
I'm going to commit to that. Standing at.
So panic birthed D to C

Speaker 1 straight to them niggas. No middleman.

Speaker 1 Subscription only, premium model. Like, what? That's my point.
Today, because I panicked back then, there's absolutely nothing to panic about today.

Speaker 1 And I hate telling people that because I love when the engagement says, Joe should panic.

Speaker 1 Joe should panic right now.

Speaker 1 Oh my god, what is Flip gonna do? Well, it's not the same. Oh my god, it might lose me out.
Oh, Ishanum is looking a little honey up there. Oh, this might be the fall of Joe.
Joe's coming down.

Speaker 1 This nigga been on top too long. It's a crowd of people that just wait on me to fall.
Yeah, that's a fact. I like that.

Speaker 1 Get motivational to keep going. Wait.
Yeah. Y'all waiting on me.

Speaker 1 Know what I took to get here?

Speaker 1 Dog, yeah, yeah, no, it's too precious. It's too precious.
It's too precious.

Speaker 1 I'm never turning back. I'm never turning back.
I'm appreciative of life in the back of the towel. So,

Speaker 1 how am I not going to be appreciative?

Speaker 1 You go to that part. We wasn't having a plan for a while until Corey fell asleep driving.
Well,

Speaker 1 he was always asleep driving, let's be clear. He was on autopilot.

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 1 no, there's nothing that the fans could tell me.

Speaker 1 The tax, my tax wealth management people told me the second that I no longer earn the way they think I'm gonna earn I'm on the hook and have to pay for whatever the fuck I said wait what yeah it's like you good man just keep earning

Speaker 1 model of life I said so

Speaker 1 you gotta it it so

Speaker 1 it costs money to have money yes

Speaker 1 and The second you don't, you'll need money.

Speaker 1 They say, yeah.

Speaker 1 I say, you know, I'm out of here. I'm leaving.
I'm leaving.

Speaker 1 I'm trying to get to work. I'm leaving.
It was in life. But when you, no, because I knew it already, because they had taught me that.
But

Speaker 1 to bring it back to the point,

Speaker 1 what the fans are saying is not,

Speaker 1 it's not even time for that. It's the state planning.
Who's going to be where? What's going on when I die?

Speaker 1 Yeah, what's going on? What does my portfolio look like and why it ain't looking like I want it to look? We'll get to that in the video. Help me out.
Yeah, my little Microsoft. Yeah.

Speaker 1 I need a little bit of help. But yeah, assets, I fucking, it's about the real shit now.
At 44. Like, fuck these niggas.
Fuck these niggas.

Speaker 2 Even in the space and business, you got to stay paranoid to prosper. Like at one point, Intel had the control of the chip market and fucking lost it to NVIDIA.

Speaker 1 They lost it. They did.
That is true.

Speaker 2 The White House gave them a bill. It gave them billions.
No one wants to fucking touch Intel.

Speaker 1 It's over with.

Speaker 2 AMD first, tsm second amd far third you have to stay paranoid and you got to listen i'll call la russo once a week what i need to do better

Speaker 2 i hate when i see that little black screen in my facebook

Speaker 2 yo what you think well you should consider

Speaker 1 okay

Speaker 1 who you call lausso

Speaker 1 you know

Speaker 1 I'll call him once a week, get some intel.

Speaker 1 Oh? Yeah. Is that an opt to to you?

Speaker 2 Yeah, he ops to everybody, technically. But thank you for all your guidance and support.

Speaker 1 Yeah, this nigga here, boy.

Speaker 1 No, he ain't my op. I don't know who that is.
The lawyer, the shit that I see on the billboard? You know.

Speaker 1 Huh? I don't.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Okay. Yeah.

Speaker 2 I've learned not to advertise on the broadcast.

Speaker 3 That's why Parks is writing that shit down.

Speaker 1 Life is too

Speaker 1 bad. Life is too good for me to have ops out there.
I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to to lie to you.

Speaker 1 And it's too many niggas that'll trick you out of your spot. Absolutely.
That's what they want.

Speaker 1 That's too many niggas that'll be a spot. Once they learn that game, that's their game.
But hold on.

Speaker 1 What do you think? You'll trick you out your spot. All your friends ain't happy for you.
It's a lot. It's alcohol.

Speaker 1 All your friends ain't happy for you. They're not.

Speaker 1 You could think that niggas is niggas, but when you doing something that they doing,

Speaker 1 you doing something that they doing. Everybody don't want none of you niggas on this size of a podcast.
Facts. You're right.
I know. Facts.

Speaker 1 Like, I'm not lying at all.

Speaker 1 At all. I've dealt with it.
I mean,

Speaker 1 and I know how old Joe is set up. Old Joe is easy to trick out the spot.
It's important for me to evolve daily. I know who I used to be.
I was coming to your crib.

Speaker 1 That's what I was saying this weekend. That's what I was saying this weekend about you because they was like, yo, that nigga put up with a lot of bullshit.

Speaker 1 And I said, well, and they feel like it's unfair, right?

Speaker 1 And I cracked a joke about it I think the Patreon but I was like I think that what Ian explained to me and what Joe said is that they see a little bit of Joe in me I may be a little bit a lot more erratic but they he understands a lot of times a lot of times he understands where I'm coming from so it's easy to diffuse the situation y'all understand I seen that before you shouldn't handle it this way even Parks Parks I don't give him a lot of credit but even times he pulled me to the side and he'll say like yo i seen that i seen that behavior before yeah

Speaker 1 this way, you know. I mean, so people do think that, yo, it's a lot of people.
You got the white man to tell you what to do? Huh? No, it's not about

Speaker 1 I do be saying that, but

Speaker 1 people be up here. I've dealt with more shit since you and Mel got hired than I have in my entire life.
Somebody said that shit to me at the baby shower, son. Really? The niggas a patrony.
Yes.

Speaker 1 Shout out to him. He's a patrony.
Gave me some clothes. Yo, he pulled me to the side, nigga, and he said that same shit.
Yo, I've been watching this nigga for years.

Speaker 1 Since you and Mel been up there, him talking about his business structure, him talking about so much other things, like just, it's been a lot of, it seemed like it's been a lot of things that company has been going through since you've been up there.

Speaker 1 And I'm like,

Speaker 1 I'm a fixer.

Speaker 1 I said, I don't know. I mean, I said, I don't know.
I don't think so.

Speaker 1 I love y'all, man. I just love y'all.

Speaker 3 Why were we the catalyst?

Speaker 1 Because I don't know.

Speaker 1 They watch the whole transition, Mel. They watch the whole transition.
That's what they say.

Speaker 1 All the shit you've gone through.

Speaker 3 Me and him coming here is the most shit you've had.

Speaker 1 She really would have thrown me under the bus. She said, me, say you.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Say you, man. Yeah.

Speaker 1 She pointing at me, yeah.

Speaker 1 It got, I take it. It got him more so than me.

Speaker 1 I'm not saying that it's the same battles, but.

Speaker 1 But how? But you had to know that going into it, Joe. No, I did not, yo.
You had to. No, I did not.
Y'all lucky I'm fucking eating off your niggas won. I think I was.

Speaker 1 That's That's a joke.

Speaker 1 Fucking necessarily.

Speaker 1 It's a joke.

Speaker 1 That is a joke.

Speaker 1 I came in here and tamed the savage beast.

Speaker 1 I feel like I'm a bitch. I saw a picture of a car you was in, nigga.
I almost got a heart attack. That was crashed my new shit.
Oh, Friday. That was crashed my new shit.

Speaker 1 I saw a new car that he's got. You got the RAR? I bought it for RAR.

Speaker 1 You got it? Come on. Why you almost cracked?

Speaker 1 Because I'm like, I can't believe it. I said, look at this nigga, son.

Speaker 1 Get one to some spider.

Speaker 1 The ill shit. I don't know if I told this here, but I mean, it don't really matter.
We ain't talking about nothing, so I'm just running my mouth about shit. So fucking

Speaker 1 my people, my

Speaker 1 management people call me. And they're like, all right, so the car will be shipped back to Jersey on this day.
When you want to pick it up, I said, excuse me. So I'm not picking it up,

Speaker 1 nor am I driving it from Elizabeth to me. No, they got to drop that off.
Drop my shit to them. To the door.

Speaker 1 And they can come and do the whole manual teach-you thing that they do here. He said, all right, well, the inspection is in Jersey City.
So when are you going to get that done? I said,

Speaker 1 I'm not driving

Speaker 2 to get it inspected.

Speaker 1 Are you not? I didn't buy the car to drive.

Speaker 1 You didn't buy the car to drive it. I didn't buy the car to drive it.
I still got to go find a car that I want to drive.

Speaker 1 Yeah. That's rich nigga shit.

Speaker 1 Can't stop, won't stop.

Speaker 1 I wouldn't want to drive no Ferrari on these roads. Hell no.

Speaker 1 So we just want to drive it, nigga. To the hookah spot and back.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 That's all you need.

Speaker 1 Even that's a little iffy. That road ain't too busy.
That's just beautiful, though. Cavediest road.
Yeah, but they fixed it a little bit. And I'm doing two miles per hour, so everybody sees you.

Speaker 1 That's true. Lights.
And you got to wait for Ferrari to drive slow. After the lights on?

Speaker 1 Huh? Lights on? What? It's a.

Speaker 1 It's a what? Lights on. Interior lights on.

Speaker 1 No, he's not. I didn't even know she had interior lights on.

Speaker 1 Is your windows down?

Speaker 1 I don't know what the word is doing. I don't know.
That's the stunt. Word.
Nigga, you will see me. Nigga, niggas will stop at the corner.
Remember, clubs had to let out?

Speaker 1 See, in Jersey, clubs had to let out. Niggas will stop at the corner.
Put the good song after the show. It's the app.
Cut the lights on.

Speaker 1 Light turn green. You know what's funny about

Speaker 1 the Ferrari story? And this is just

Speaker 1 poetic justice of life, or God's sense of humor, or just things coming full circle.

Speaker 1 We was coming from a pod one time.

Speaker 1 Me,

Speaker 1 Ice

Speaker 1 Ish

Speaker 1 Corey, when we was in Queens with Parks.

Speaker 1 And we stopped at the gas station.

Speaker 1 Oh, yeah. Oh, that's.
And my man had the

Speaker 1 nigga had the red Ferrari.

Speaker 1 And I looked at that shit. I was like, what the fuck is

Speaker 1 what is that? And so is there getting gas. You start talking about it.
And I got out the car

Speaker 1 to go talk to him. And he thought I was a mugger.

Speaker 1 Did it? No, I'm just adding sorry. I'm just adding sorcerers.

Speaker 1 I'm just adding source of the story. I remember that.
But he,

Speaker 1 and I said to him, I said, hey, man, not to bug you.

Speaker 1 But that is a beautiful, beautiful car. Like,

Speaker 1 how'd you do that? His story was.

Speaker 1 And he said, well, I'm a such-and-such surgeon.

Speaker 1 Recently got a promotion. Life is going good.

Speaker 1 And this was a gift that I got to myself for my birthday or something that just passed. And I always looked at it, but I never thought about it.
I know I said, fuck it.

Speaker 1 I went and got it, and I love it, man. It's beautiful.
And I looked,

Speaker 1 man,

Speaker 1 wow.

Speaker 1 And I took my bummy, bummy ass,

Speaker 1 my dusty ass, back to the truck and looked at these guys. Hey, he's a virgin.

Speaker 1 I remember that story. He's a dental.
He's a dental surgeon.

Speaker 1 I remember that story. Yo, you stupid, yo.
So

Speaker 1 it's like. Yeah, but since you got your Ferrari, you didn't put no dents in your pocket.
You good, right?

Speaker 1 If you see me get the Ferrari,

Speaker 1 some dents have been put in my head, my pocket, my back. No, no, not dude.
By the time I get the Ferrari, I could have got 30 Ferraris.

Speaker 1 that's a lesson in itself though if you see me go get if you see me go yeah

Speaker 1 that mean that years and years and years ago if i was trying to be that guy yeah then we could have been that guy but it's no fun that's how you stop being that guy yeah that's how you fucked it back you lose it no that ferrari i ain't i forgot i bought it i talked to you come sit down man

Speaker 1 come sick

Speaker 1 hey ugly once we got off all that mature booze you'll start getting some real shoes

Speaker 1 That's cool. What's up?

Speaker 1 And I ain't really like, hey, but I'm waiting next year. That's just a little toy.

Speaker 1 I'm mad.

Speaker 1 This ain't it. This ain't it.
This shit gonna sit right there until homie call me and say, you still like nice things?

Speaker 1 What you got? What you got?

Speaker 1 Yes.

Speaker 1 Wait till next summer. Summer 2025.
Fuck this shit.

Speaker 1 Flip, come sit down, man. Come work with us.

Speaker 1 All right. Where are we at?

Speaker 1 Where are we? Where are we? You know where we at. You know where we at.

Speaker 1 Work. I was just criticizing you and your moves.
And I'm watching it very close. And you try to play this.

Speaker 1 What role does he try to play Parks when you... You know, just subtle role.
Like,

Speaker 3 I have nothing going on with you. Incognigro?

Speaker 1 Incognitro.

Speaker 1 But we watching you, bro. I wouldn't have said that.

Speaker 1 You'll be canceled. All that engineering.
They started to talk about some German shit. I can't say that either.
But I'm just saying, yeah.

Speaker 1 Hiring different people, bringing in niggas, you're just doing whatever you want in front of our faces. And because of the contract we signed, we can't say shit.
We can't even question you.

Speaker 1 Yo, what's going on, nigga? Nothing we can say.

Speaker 1 We've been talking about it. I'm going to be real.
I don't know. I don't give a fuck, man.
Get out of there just slip talking. I don't trust you, nigga.
You just up here sitting there.

Speaker 1 I just walked in.

Speaker 1 Mark Lamont here. That's my man, too.
I like him.

Speaker 1 Shout out to Mark Lamont. So, while we got you here,

Speaker 1 what should I be about it? No, no, no, don't get off it. Let Flip get his shit off.
Let's hate off? Let Flip get his shit off. It's not really helpful.
Don't try to stop it. I feel like

Speaker 1 what do you expect when somebody's job is cemented

Speaker 1 in the earth? Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 What do you do with all the job security in the world? Yeah.

Speaker 1 ADT. What should I invest in? Slow and shield.
ATT. Give me all that.
Slowman's Shield. He down with all of them.
Norton and whatever that fuck that shit used to call me. Norton of Hurst.

Speaker 1 It was Norton? Yeah, that fucking shit that used to give you viruses, act like they didn't. The facts were.

Speaker 1 I told y'all how I felt about y'all on Patreon with the old Mark Lamont shit. Nigga, you said that, yo, I'm bringing Mark Lamont Hill on the pod so each one of you can get a day off.
Facts. Yeah.

Speaker 1 How does that work? It's one, two, three.

Speaker 1 What?

Speaker 1 I'm going to mix and match. I'm mixing and matching.
Everybody get a day off. So what if a nigga decided to still show up? Oh, then show up and stand on side.
Awesome.

Speaker 1 They don't sit in. No.

Speaker 1 Just back. No.

Speaker 1 There's no world where I want to hear from 10 people. Got it.
He's coming because he's amazing. Yeah, he's an incredible teacher.
He's absolutely amazing.

Speaker 1 He's coming here because he's absolutely amazing.

Speaker 1 And I don't know if the world knows that he is as amazing as he is. He's been, you know, them buttoned up niggas.
Yeah. You know them niggas, that's what.
I was watching.

Speaker 1 Every Mike button got some Joe button in him now. Pause.
Oh, no, he definitely has all of them. All the little buttoned up, clean-cut niggas that the girls be wanting.
Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah. Stop commenting on me.

Speaker 3 It is on the record.

Speaker 1 Commenting on Mark Lamont. It's on the record.

Speaker 1 All I'm saying, okay. Yes, I got the key to it.
Clear, Mark, Mark.

Speaker 1 How did you pull that together, huh? I'm just saying, like, what did you, what did you do? What did you, how do you do you pull that together? I don't like shit like that, nigga.

Speaker 1 You got me for the low. Huh?

Speaker 1 Huh? Let's talk about it. You got me for the low, nigga.
How you pull that together? Low is subjective.

Speaker 1 Low is subjective. Do you want to talk about it? Oh.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 Just.

Speaker 2 Can I ask you a question since you asked me why?

Speaker 1 Shit,

Speaker 2 I know they talk about the job security, but what was your framework to make it were you so valuable that you had a job security?

Speaker 1 Very good question.

Speaker 1 I don't know if it was really that intentional. And I don't know that my job is the most secure.
I mean, I think it is, but. Parks, stop.
Don't try to relate to us, Paul.

Speaker 1 Don't try to be that. Parks, you awesome.
You know that piggity, man.

Speaker 1 Parks.

Speaker 1 What are y'all going through? Yeah, Mark.

Speaker 1 What are they going through when he says this? No, I'm saying, okay, yes. Why are you still threatened by other people coming up here? Me? Yes.
I'm not really threatened by that.

Speaker 1 You've been ranting about being threatened by it for the last two years. I have a plan to exit, Parks.
Why? Why? Because that's what you want to say. I have a plan.
I'm not threatened.

Speaker 1 That's not what I'm saying. I'm just, I'm going to tell you, I have a plan to exit.
So I have to be able to use. I got a plan for you not to exit.
Exactly. We're going back and forth.

Speaker 1 I have to see who wins. I have to throw it.
You're up there trying to get that wild and out gig. Nigga, I'll come right backstage at the Barclays.
You and everybody, man. Hey, y'all, I'm a free agent.

Speaker 1 Free agent soon. Trying to be seen.
Hey, hey, Con.

Speaker 1 I see you. You need another man up here.
I could do all this stuff. You're not low, nigga.
I'll be trying to get a job. I've seen what all you niggas be trying to get.

Speaker 1 I've seen you do right and shout Mike Ruga out too. I saw you.

Speaker 1 I saw you. Damn.
Are you crazy? I saw you. That's all I'm saying, bro.
Mark Lamont is here as an additive.

Speaker 1 Parks, yes. Answer your question.
I'm not intimidated by anything. All Joe's aside.
I mean,

Speaker 1 what I do feel, though, is that you are an important... He expresses that, how important you are to the gig.

Speaker 1 And even though you're not a guy that's a show-off type guy, I don't know if I'm saying it right.

Speaker 1 You know, you're very humble. Yeah.
The truth is the truth.

Speaker 1 Right? You've been there since the beginning.

Speaker 1 And you don't act like it. You just sit in the back, but I put the respect on you.
I feel like it's just secure me. Yeah, you know what's.
And I think that's fly.

Speaker 1 You know what's really underrated in this business? And I hate that this podcast,

Speaker 1 I don't hate it, but that this has turned into like this type of Patreon vibe. But you know what's really underrated? Just being a good human.

Speaker 1 True.

Speaker 1 Just being a good human and being where you're supposed to be and just doing what you're supposed to do and feeling how you're supposed to feel and just showing up as your best self is really just underrated.

Speaker 1 For all the shit that you're saying about Parks and how great the mixing sounds. He's great.
He's just a good guy. Yeah, that's perfect.
Yeah. Very good guy.
Work hard. He's a good guy.

Speaker 1 Fucking when them niggas was calling for ice head, oh, get him out of there. When his voice was all scratchy,

Speaker 1 I was like, like, Ice is a good man. What are y'all talking about?

Speaker 1 What are you talking about? He's a good guy.

Speaker 1 I'm not a good guy.

Speaker 1 I'm not a good guy.

Speaker 1 I'm not a member.

Speaker 1 Go around the room.

Speaker 1 Go around the room.

Speaker 1 You stop at the two people that you said earlier. I'm getting down to the bottom.
You stopped at Ice.

Speaker 1 I'm getting down to the bottom.

Speaker 1 You see, Mark? You see? He stopped and pointed to him. You see, Fox?

Speaker 1 I feel like y'all three have the most shit with y'all, but y'all are tasked, y'all are tasked with that. So for me, it's interesting to see

Speaker 1 y'all manage that.

Speaker 1 I don't necessarily watch that with ICE and Parks because the same way the sun is going to come up in the morning, parks is going to be parks, and ice is going to be ice.

Speaker 1 Any variable could get either one of y'all three

Speaker 1 to just show something different.

Speaker 3 That's a very diplomatic way of putting it.

Speaker 1 It's a truth. I know.
I ain't trying to be funny. I know you're not.

Speaker 1 It is true. And I used to do that.
So

Speaker 1 I'm with it.

Speaker 1 And I do think that everybody is a good person, like at your core. But you have to work.
You have to

Speaker 1 work. It's constant work to be a good person.

Speaker 1 For real. Like I work on my nice people voice.
Like when I want people to think I'm a nice person, I work on the voice.

Speaker 1 It's the same as standing in in the bathroom mirror working on rap hands like when I want to seem more sentimental than I am I try and man it's hard

Speaker 1 to work on it I gotta work on it

Speaker 1 we got a couple more minutes with Ian so anything that we need to get from Ian and Ian sent over a great list of conspiracy theory shit

Speaker 1 that we just did not get to at all That's shit. Can we get the story?

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 I would like to. Please.

Speaker 1 Ian left me at the bar by myself myself with the escorts.

Speaker 1 Is that a conspiracy theory?

Speaker 1 No, no, that's not to that story. Yeah.
Why you do that? For her.

Speaker 2 Had to be here, be here early.

Speaker 1 He had to be here, too, though. Yeah.
Well,

Speaker 2 cadence is different.

Speaker 1 Had to study the market in the morning.

Speaker 1 Gotcha, gotcha. I still want to know what that is.

Speaker 1 She was tossing it, too. Aside from escorts.
Market Tuesdays?

Speaker 1 No, I'm good on that. All right, let's see.

Speaker 2 I'll invest in a Puta Day.

Speaker 1 Good.

Speaker 1 What to invest in if Kamala Harris wins? I think we kind of did that a little bit.

Speaker 2 I do Vanguard, BlackRock, Tickers B. Okay.
NVIDIA, please hold. I'm begging.
If I made you money, please put yes in the comments.

Speaker 1 No,

Speaker 1 I won't.

Speaker 2 Microsoft, of course, because they own 49% of OpenAI, which

Speaker 2 is going to be probably the biggest IPO of a startup this decade.

Speaker 2 Visa, for sure.

Speaker 2 Shout out to the CEO of Visa. I saw him at the White House when I was there.

Speaker 3 And you said hold for

Speaker 1 indeterminate. Five years.
Okay.

Speaker 2 Minimum five years.

Speaker 1 You're always looking for advice. Shut the fuck up.

Speaker 2 Eli Lilly, for sure, as that healthcare space makes more money.

Speaker 2 Eli Lilly is incredibly important. And then Starlink, whenever that goes public.

Speaker 1 Do you guys think that the

Speaker 1 Dude from Minority Report has a case in terms of Elon Musk and the designs being similar? Oh, from for my robot? Yes. They are very, very similar.
Very, very similar.

Speaker 2 Very similar, but if you didn't protect your IP, that's the part that sucks, yo. It's a direct copy and rip-off, but it's something I've learned.

Speaker 1 Trademarks are key.

Speaker 2 Protecting your IP is key.

Speaker 1 Question number two: this is for the room. Biggest lesson learned in the past decade.
Give it to me. And these are quick.
We quicken this. We quicken this.
Past decade? Damn, decade. What's that, 20?

Speaker 1 Personal lesson or like yeah, that's personal.

Speaker 1 Stay on top of your fucking finances, taxes, all that shit. I agree.

Speaker 1 Everybody ain't your friend.

Speaker 3 Buy insurance,

Speaker 3 even though it's a fucking racket.

Speaker 1 Stop trying to impress the outside world.

Speaker 1 I have another one. Do not fall for the damsel under stress because they end up getting a building the next month.

Speaker 1 God damn it. With your cake money.

Speaker 1 Yes. How'd you just got off? How'd you just got your cake money? We just get over that bullshit? That's funny.

Speaker 1 You hear some of the Tesla robots were being controlled by humans.

Speaker 1 Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, they had some back there with a little remote control.
Yep.

Speaker 2 Not fully autonomous.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 Will Drake and Kendrick ever be cool again? No. No.
No.

Speaker 1 Hard no on that for me. How many kids do you think Epstein had and left money to?

Speaker 1 Oh, shit. I don't know.
I like this one. This is one one of my favorite

Speaker 1 money to that was one of my favorite ones did he have any children that like that he talked about or are we talking about illegitimately talked about

Speaker 2 huh i'll have enough time because i got a heart out but one day we got to have a conversation about where some of that money was routed to i'll fly you out here for that talk let me fly you out

Speaker 2 yeah to the agency i'm on y'all side

Speaker 1 Thoughts on Carlin Harris plan? We did that. What percentage of the NBA and NFL is rigged?

Speaker 1 All of it's rigged now, controlled by the referees with gambling and play. Seeing some real wonky shit? I don't think it's all of it, but I do think that there is a percentage.

Speaker 1 I think the winners be kind of damn near. Like, you almost got,

Speaker 1 if you even watched the game last night, absolutely. I don't know.
That game was a horribly officiated game, and it was almost like, yo, we can't let the Jets win this game.

Speaker 1 I think there's also inherent biases that creep into sports and have forever. I think that Pat Mahomes is going to get a roughing the penalty, roughing the passer against him every single time.

Speaker 1 Same way Michael Jordan never got called for a foul. You know what I mean? There's some shit that's inherent, but I do think it's stepped up now with.

Speaker 1 I really think it's more of that. I think of people just putting a lot of it on the betting.
Maybe I could be naive, but I think it's just certain people are going to get certain calls or not get. And

Speaker 1 when you lose money, you're going to blame it on the betting part.

Speaker 2 But you don't think the gambling market being so big now? Like at one point, in our community, I think gambling will surpass passive investment as a primary investment vehicle.

Speaker 1 I agree with you. That's true.
It's coming.

Speaker 1 It might be that now. It might be that now.

Speaker 2 In our community, what you're doing in conversations that I'll be having at bank, they're like, bro,

Speaker 1 in our communities? Bro, that might, I ain't going to lie. That's the thing now.
It ain't too far off the stock market, and you can actually have a little bit of knowledge about the shit.

Speaker 1 I ain't even know the niggas still play street numbers. One of my people hit the street numbers the other day for 30 grand.
I was like,

Speaker 1 they still got that? Street numbers ain't there. I know.
30 grand some one of my people just hit.

Speaker 1 Top five potters of the year outside of the show.

Speaker 1 I'm never acknowledging nobody outside of the show. That's not true.

Speaker 1 We've definitely acknowledged people outside the show. And I won't do it today.
Oh, okay. Gotcha.
I won't do it today. Save for another day.

Speaker 1 Everybody's failing.

Speaker 1 Great majority. Everybody's failing.

Speaker 1 I know that's going to sound like some bullshit, but I mean,

Speaker 1 everybody is

Speaker 1 Shannon.

Speaker 1 The bell curve. Shannon.
I fuck with Shannon. Gilbert.

Speaker 2 Gilbert and Cooker.

Speaker 1 I love, love them.

Speaker 1 I'm never talking about the sports people. Okay.
I'm not talking about the sports people at all. I don't even know nobody.
At all.

Speaker 1 All right. Ian has a hard out.
I'm asking y'all the rest of these good questions. You, we got to get together.
Absolutely. And we talked.
We talked last night. We'll get together.

Speaker 2 I'm not playing. Flip this one plan.

Speaker 1 I'm not playing 2025.

Speaker 2 I swear to God, it's one plan. I loved you.

Speaker 1 Can we collab? At some point, I'll be back to you for you. I didn't hear what you said before that.
You spread yourself thin. Oh.

Speaker 1 That's hate.

Speaker 1 So

Speaker 1 hit me up, man. Hit me.

Speaker 1 Hit me up.

Speaker 1 Holy shit.

Speaker 1 Don't look at me. You're trying it.
You're trying to get fired, but it won't happen. No, I'm not trying to get fired.

Speaker 1 I don't care. No,

Speaker 1 you're not getting fired. I don't want to get fired.
Text that.

Speaker 1 Text that. Yo, it ain't going like I planned.
Hey, G. G money.

Speaker 1 A Gunny.

Speaker 1 A G money. He looks like he's keeping me.

Speaker 1 Let's make some noise for Ian Dunlap, man.

Speaker 1 Yes. Always.

Speaker 1 Always have to have me.

Speaker 1 Fly-ass suit, nigga. I'm trying to.
Fly-ass suit. You're looking good.
Thank you. You're looking good out there.
Ian looked at me when the escorts was on our heels. He's like, yo, how do you do it?

Speaker 1 How do you just

Speaker 1 ignore that?

Speaker 1 How do you keep the money?

Speaker 1 I said, hey,

Speaker 2 I used to have trouble.

Speaker 1 Yeah. I said, I don't do this.
I don't come to places like the Pergola bar. And see that I didn't even have my ring on.

Speaker 1 True. I didn't even have my ring on.

Speaker 2 No bristle either, too.

Speaker 1 No. Yeah.
Not at all.

Speaker 1 Actually, I was wearing this. Sleeves covering all that.
They didn't. They could smell it.

Speaker 1 Well, nigga, they got this thing out here. They got Waffa.
Huh? They got Waffa. Big facts.
Yeah, what y'all?

Speaker 1 No comment. No comment.
We ain't like the athletes where they just could pull up what podcasters is making.

Speaker 1 It ain't that. Thank God.
Thank the Lord.

Speaker 2 Down here. That's crazy.

Speaker 1 They don't need to even see scary. You know what I noticed real quick? Did you notice, Flip? When niggas get older, they don't wear earrings anymore.
I got earrings on my hair. I kept losing mine.

Speaker 1 I was going to buy stuff. I got stuck.

Speaker 1 I don't see you earrings in your ears. No, I kept losing on myself.
That's why I stopped. I got a dick.

Speaker 1 Now I don't make you.

Speaker 1 I didn't say nothing about that. Did you have your ears pierced? Yeah.
Ears pierced?

Speaker 1 Yeah, many years ago.

Speaker 1 When it was cool, huh? When did you stop?

Speaker 1 Oh, when I got infection in my fucking ear.

Speaker 1 You got cold shit, man.

Speaker 1 The bullshit, that's why.

Speaker 1 And I didn't have no ill earring. When I got my shit pierced, I had some bullshit.
I seen niggas that had that shit in their ear. I was like, why did I even walk into this club?

Speaker 1 I was going to get something. How can you tell when it's like.

Speaker 1 Because they get an ear infection.

Speaker 1 You see that keloid on the back of the fire.

Speaker 1 They got big ass fat

Speaker 1 ready to get a big ass earring and walk in. Nah,

Speaker 1 it's going to get a hoop. Nigga, you going to get a dance like that.

Speaker 1 A diamond hoop. A diamond hoop.

Speaker 1 That is

Speaker 1 disgusting.

Speaker 1 When's the last time you put an earring in your ear?

Speaker 1 Like Naquam.

Speaker 1 It's been decades. But you think it's time again?

Speaker 1 I was about to get some shit. My shit ripped.
Oh, yeah. Because you remember back in the day, we used to have the big ass earrings with the screwbacks.
I used to sleep at my shits. Oh, yeah.

Speaker 1 And that shit ripped. It was ripping my ear.
Oh. That's like Mel when she's sleeping her makeup.

Speaker 1 I don't, though.

Speaker 1 What? Mel don't. Because it ripped.
Mel don't go to the bathroom. Mel tipsy as hell and wipe it all off.
Nah, she get right.

Speaker 1 That's my makeup wipes. You ever have to wipe your bitch makeup off? Like, you dirty ass.
Do you got in bed like this? You wipe the girl makeup off? Pores all clogged in my pants, yeah.

Speaker 1 My girl now don't really wear makeup.

Speaker 2 Yeah, put the little taster rice wash on it.

Speaker 1 The wipes. Yeah, that's like romantic a little bit.
You never did that?

Speaker 1 Paul, he does that. Go moisturize that shit for real? Yeah, but after hell yeah.
Thank you so much. That's just Friday.

Speaker 1 She was so excited I did that. She was real.
You gained some points.

Speaker 1 Ian, come back soon, man. Thank you.
I love y'all. Come back soon.
Love you. Good luck with.
You shouted out all your fucking partners. The White House.
Got to. The nigga don't play.
Meta.

Speaker 2 Got to. Zuckerberg.

Speaker 1 That nigga be like, yeah, Danny. Oh, yeah, or Josh.

Speaker 1 Yeah,

Speaker 1 Josh Brown. Brand new bookout.
Karen.

Speaker 1 Ian tried to pay last night.

Speaker 1 Yeah, he always tried. He tried to pay up last night.
He always tried.

Speaker 2 I wasn't violating last time either for the record.

Speaker 1 You violated me. No, I'm being a good friend.
Don't be a good friend to me. And fuck that.
Why not? I'm going to pay.

Speaker 3 Was this when we were all out?

Speaker 1 Yeah, I'm going. I don't have to play with me.
He was with him last night. I'm rushing together.

Speaker 3 No, not last night.

Speaker 3 With the time he's talking about it.

Speaker 1 When it's niggas like you around,

Speaker 1 I just go find Shorty Early.

Speaker 1 That's

Speaker 1 it.

Speaker 1 Let's see Mal Ego competition. Here before Money Man comes and drives.
Let's go.

Speaker 1 the male egos compete.

Speaker 1 You think that's ego? Of course it is ego.

Speaker 1 It's absolutely ego. I don't think that's ego, though.

Speaker 1 Absolutely. I don't think that's what I'm doing.
Explain the waitress. Explain the deflation.
You said you rushed the angle and you're not mad at your friend for paying the bill.

Speaker 1 No, no, no, not a real life mad. Not the real dude.
I'm just saying. How dare you pay the bill over? That's the ego talking right there.

Speaker 1 No, that's the. I don't look at it that way at all.
How you look at it? Yeah, well, please, let me know.

Speaker 2 If you invite me out as a guest, I should at least contribute to the table.

Speaker 1 See, I think that's his ego. It is his ego.
I invited you out.

Speaker 1 If I have to play ego game, I invited you out as a guest to a spot that we all go to.

Speaker 1 It ain't for you now to pay for this entire table. I invited you out.

Speaker 1 If you do that, thank you. But you've paid a bunch.
Like, you paid. You paid.
It ain't like a... So, no, I got to race.
I think that's like a... It's like a courtesy thing.
It's like a respect thing.

Speaker 1 I respect this guy so much. I know I got to money.
know how he gets there. Yeah, I know he got

Speaker 1 such a good heart. If I don't do it this way, he's gonna keep doing it that way.
So you just gotta be that's not an ego thing for me. That's a like a selfless type of, yeah, I respect this guy.

Speaker 2 Yeah, I respect you too.

Speaker 1 And that's the opposite of him and his man fighting over the Calamari over the girl. Yeah, for real.

Speaker 1 That was ego. That stopped.
That was ego. Far from.

Speaker 1 How? Again, I know.

Speaker 1 That wasn't ego. No, no, yeah.
Nigga, if it was ego, I'd have been like, oh, yeah, this ain't ain't nothing to swipe.

Speaker 1 That wouldn't have been nothing. I don't know y'all.
Oh, my God. I think I could have picked, what's my man name that used to be singing outside the

Speaker 1 cafeteria

Speaker 1 selling the flowers? I could have coming to them niggas.

Speaker 1 Oh, no, he was giving them away. He gave away the flowers.
Gentleman. Yeah, he's gentlemen.
Yo.

Speaker 1 All right. Asshole, dog.
And thank you, buddy.

Speaker 1 Thank you, man.

Speaker 1 Good luck with everything you're doing,

Speaker 1 all your endeavors.

Speaker 1 Come on, man. Cuffs is right over the rollie.
Talk to these niggas. He ain't kissing me.

Speaker 1 A handshake will suffice. A handshake will suffice.

Speaker 1 Shout out. You ain't always got a bed for the affection.

Speaker 1 You sat now. And did like this.
Linked in the whole shit.

Speaker 1 Little ass cheekbones.

Speaker 3 Haters.

Speaker 1 Okay.

Speaker 1 Before we go,

Speaker 1 are y'all buying into what they're saying L.O. Cool J meant by saying he-she?

Speaker 1 You mean he?

Speaker 1 Bloatitious.

Speaker 1 Sweetie.

Speaker 1 Delicious. Delicious.
Give me two scoops. Love me good.
I'm damn.

Speaker 1 Hollister Hollywood. But is he good? And hip-hop, and I was a lyricist.

Speaker 1 I never knew what he was talking about right there. It was just fire.
Who cares? Flavoring the year remix.

Speaker 1 Now they're saying he, she, and it was a transgender in the video, and then that same transgender was at the urinal or

Speaker 1 another transgender at the urinal in the big papa video, which was a continuation to warning when she was in the bed next to big. So some of these things are coming up now.

Speaker 1 Do y'all think that LL knew and he, she,

Speaker 1 was about that? No. No, no.

Speaker 1 No. So what do you think it was about? Just LL being L L.

Speaker 1 What's pink cookies in a plastic bag getting crushed by a building? Don't nobody know what the fuck that is, man. Yeah, but there wasn't a mascot in a plastic bag being pink in the video.

Speaker 1 So it's like, I'm not mad that he's shooting.

Speaker 1 Are we sure that the person that was in that video is a transgender? Yeah. Yes.
Why? Because

Speaker 1 nobody found where they at today.

Speaker 1 They passed away. They passed away.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Oh.

Speaker 1 I'm just saying here, like, I know, but it was confirmed. It was confirmed that this person wasn't transgender.
All right, so y'all think LL didn't know? No.

Speaker 1 Does any of this change how you feel about Biggie's sexual preference? No. I didn't feel anything about Biggie's sexual preference ever.
Or view his sexual preference. I don't think it was a question.

Speaker 1 No.

Speaker 1 I don't care what he's into.

Speaker 3 Exactly. We're super woke now.

Speaker 1 That nigga made ready to die, though. Oh, I 100% care, and I'm thinking about it.
Why do you care? Because of puff.

Speaker 1 Oh.

Speaker 1 Because of puff. Because if we open our mind and think that about Biggie, then who's to say that we're not looking at that kind of like we look at Justin Bieber?

Speaker 1 I look at it differently just based on their age.

Speaker 1 Yeah.

Speaker 1 So I think that's a little different.

Speaker 3 When did they like first start?

Speaker 1 Well, the age is different. That's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 Opportunity is not. True.
I agree with you. Opportunities not.

Speaker 1 And I could take y'all away now. I could take y'all down this, but I won't.
That could tie into a bunch of.

Speaker 1 Hey, bleed this out. Bleed us out.

Speaker 1 And you know what they were saying about

Speaker 1 and when you saw the video of craig mac when he was giving his testimony in the church like the things i've seen i've no nigga

Speaker 1 mace mace said dog it got to point the same yeah mace said

Speaker 1 y'all it got to a point yeah all of them niggas retired and turned to god if we're closed-minded to the

Speaker 1 beeper dad even view it through this lens

Speaker 1 yeah

Speaker 1 i mean so so a lot of what you say and a lot of what people think but i think that Mace and some other people are storing secrets that I've never stored. I know the people that wrote his book.

Speaker 1 Cameron wrote his book, and she was like, she took... He's so stupid.

Speaker 1 She said that, we're not recording no more. Yes, we are.

Speaker 1 Oh, man. Wow.

Speaker 1 No, you had them. That was what the nigga said.
Yeah, never mind. Yo, y'all got to say that.

Speaker 1 I ain't getting into that. After my whole body.
No, because you was like, yo. You don't even know where we are.
No, because you was like, yo.

Speaker 1 No, I just wanted to bleep out that Craig Mac part because I think it's insensitive and irresponsible

Speaker 1 to paint that like that. Gotcha.
Rest in peace to Craig Mac, Biggie, just everybody.

Speaker 1 I don't have...

Speaker 1 I went to a crazy baby shower.

Speaker 1 What made it crazy? Sunday. Because it's just baby showers are different now.
Shout out to Alley Cat and Sasha, but

Speaker 1 I saw a lot of hollis niggas standing in front of the baby. There's mad chairs.
There was mad girls there, but they were standing in front of the baby shower, nigga, lined up.

Speaker 1 Nigga, I'm like, I think we at Amazura. It's not a party nigga.
Go sit down. The baby shower is a party now.

Speaker 1 You crazy.

Speaker 1 I'm looking. I'm like, yo, my niggas is so hood.
They want me to come stand with them. No, nigga.
J-Rock, record these niggas. Record them.

Speaker 3 They're standing there doing what?

Speaker 1 Standing lined up in front of the baby shower. Just standing there in unison.
Like.

Speaker 1 Inside the baby. Inside.
I never saw that shit before. I said, I never saw this before.
It must be some holler shit. Meatballs must have been trash.

Speaker 1 The meatballs get all them niggas inside. Facts.
No, they were inside, but they were standing in the front.

Speaker 1 You know where the chairs and shit usually be at? All right, y'all. They serving the food.

Speaker 1 That's the same thing.

Speaker 1 They weren't outside. They were inside.
Or actually, I didn't even announce it. Once you see one nigga come out with a plate,

Speaker 1 his shit a little leaning. His shit a little lean.
He got balancing. Big plate.
Yeah.

Speaker 1 Everybody threw one of these on them. Wait,

Speaker 1 when you get that? Yeah, yeah, we out. Fights go down in the baby showers? I've heard about them.
Yes, I should have missed them. I've heard about some of them.
I shouldn't, but

Speaker 1 I'm not surprised. I ain't surprised.
Nigga, fights go down at funerals.

Speaker 1 Well, that's

Speaker 1 that happened. That happened.
They happened at funerals for sure.

Speaker 1 I'm done here. There's nothing else that I want to say outside of that Timberwolf Nick game the other day really hurt my soul.
It really hurt my soul.

Speaker 1 Also, I've been texting Mark Lamont pictures of injured 76ers.

Speaker 1 Y'all seen that? Y'all seen Ball George? Y'all seen that? I saw it. I saw it, bro.
Why'd you turn them into ice? In the pregame.

Speaker 1 Nah, I don't need to text it to ice. But

Speaker 1 that little hip, that shit looked awkward, that Paul George shit. Shit bent.
And you got Joe Ellen Bead saying he plans on never playing back-to-backs. Saw that, too.
Again, on load management now.

Speaker 1 So my heart goes out to you, Sixer fans, that y'all thought y'all and us was about to have some season-long rivalry bill.

Speaker 1 Anyway, that Timberwolves game hurt my heart. Dante DiVendenzio.
DeVendenzo looks amazing in that jersey, and he was popping mountain

Speaker 1 to the bench and to what sound like Tom Thibodeau.

Speaker 1 And then I thought it was all jokes until the end of the game when him and Rick Brunson almost screwed up. Brunson got into it when he was on the line, too.

Speaker 1 Yeah, but wait, you saying Brunson the coach, Rick, or Jalen? No, Rick. What happened was he was shooting at Tibbs for the foul.
Brunson jumped in. I thought I can't go to the hole.

Speaker 1 Yeah, then Brunson jumped in and defended Tibbs. And at the end of the game, Brunson was like, Yo, you know, you just did some bitch shit

Speaker 1 to

Speaker 1 defense inzo. And he was like, What? And they started getting to it.
He's like, Yo, mind your business. I wasn't even talking to you.
I was talking to Tibbs. You know what I'm saying?

Speaker 1 And he said some slick shit. Brunson turned back around, but Jalen kind of got into the middle of it.
Both of them.

Speaker 1 It hurt my heart. It hurt my heart.
I ain't going to lie to you.

Speaker 1 And when one of your favorite players leave your team and go somewhere else, they be looking like George. They be cooking.

Speaker 1 They pick up somebody. That boy.
All them Euro steps, deep shoot, he was cooking our ass.

Speaker 1 He was. I watched that game.
I think the Timberwolves made out great in the trade, and

Speaker 1 I think the Knicks did too, but I don't really want to see Cap. But I think both of them.
Timberwolves? I think it was a good trade.

Speaker 1 Are y'all still in preseason? Yeah, the season starts next week. And the Knicks are not looking at it? October 22nd.
They look good. I think they're going to be a top team in the league.

Speaker 1 I mean, I just don't want to see it.

Speaker 1 I just don't want to see it like that. But whatever.
I'm going to watch it. I'll be at the game.
Go Knicks, go Knicks. Go Knicks, go Mets, go Yankees.
I want to ask him about the Mets.

Speaker 1 The Mets are how far are they from making like where are we at now? They got to win. It's one more.

Speaker 1 Three more games. It's one more.
And then they'll make the series. They need three more games.
Then they make the World Series. And then

Speaker 1 the Yankees need three more, and they make the World Series.

Speaker 1 If it's the Subway Series, it's going to be nasty. It's going to be crazy.

Speaker 1 It's going to be crazy. New York will be Queens? Woo! It's going to be nasty.
New York will be crazy if the Subway Series happen again.

Speaker 1 So you ain't do the interview, but that's kind of what they was asking. You would have really liked the interview.
What? Oh, the MSG.

Speaker 1 at the yeah because the msg was basically just talking about um the resurgence of new york sports the spirit of new york sports and surrounded by new york sports yes you a diehard new york sports fan across all of the you know what i mean so it would have been something genuine that would have been right up your alley you would have the giant would you go to a game a baseball game if they 100

Speaker 1 that nigga likes baseball he really likes he likes baseball

Speaker 1 he really likes

Speaker 1 baseball baseball baseball games i'm going to a subway series i think oh you are you are yes the other day they showed a few of the basketball players that went to a hockey game for the first time, and they was bad about it.

Speaker 1 Yo, they be getting the hockey game.

Speaker 1 It's funny. Hockey games.
It's so much fun. It's fun.

Speaker 1 I would like to go to a Rangers game.

Speaker 1 Let's do it. Yo, when I used to live across the street from the

Speaker 1 drink down there, I used to go to the Devil's Games. That shit was.
Yo, the Devil's shit be on fire. Fire.

Speaker 1 Devils got you out of there.

Speaker 1 Devils made sure you stopped coming to them games.

Speaker 1 Just watching from home. Hockey would be dope.
The only thing is, I don't drink.

Speaker 1 So when you, like, the people that be drunk at the hockey games they have a blast that's that's why you point them on a sports game i don't do that but i would have been i would like to go to a hockey game um it's fine this year it's fine hockey next year next year um that's all i got for y'all out there man i don't have anything else that's important or unimportant sorry um hopefully you enjoyed this broadcast i feel like i just ran my mouth

Speaker 1 i feel like we didn't talk about shit topic wise

Speaker 1 Hold on.

Speaker 1 That's what makes us us, man.

Speaker 1 That's true, man. That's true.
We are us.

Speaker 1 Okay, so

Speaker 1 sleeper time. Well, no, let me check this part of the show now.

Speaker 1 Let me check part of the show. Just make sure that nobody, I mean,

Speaker 1 somebody might need us out there.

Speaker 1 Y'all talk, give me a minute.

Speaker 1 Somebody got to need some help, man.

Speaker 1 We're the relationship extra. Who's better up there? Who's better than us? Yeah.

Speaker 1 Get you through your hard times.

Speaker 2 For sure.

Speaker 1 I'm posted up, observing the scene, smoking, drinking pills, guns. A whole lot of wild energy, but I'm having fun, so it's cool.

Speaker 1 I'm not fucking with it. Shout out to him.

Speaker 1 Shout out to everyone in front and behind the scenes. First, to Ice Joe, Parks, and Jay Wan.

Speaker 1 Have y'all had the chance to listen to Big X the Plugs new album, Take Here? I think it's fire. Sure is.
However, I want to get y'all's thoughts.

Speaker 1 Second, to Joe, Ish, ish and amani have y'all heard of an r b artist named rachie r-a-i-c-h-e and her album loveland no i haven't heard that who i think is signed to atlantic girl atlantic is over with um

Speaker 1 disclaimer i'm not on a payroll i'm just trying to uh trying to see if my ear for music is weak and that is from dj stitum stidum um i haven't heard that artist yet but i will check it out to see how i feel about it um i still gotta listen to big x album.

Speaker 1 Yeah, I heard it's crazy. I heard it.
I had a chance to

Speaker 1 album is fire. I was mad I missed it.
Like, I didn't know it dropped.

Speaker 1 But, Indy, you know how that goes. Yeah, they're gonna put you right in that little top top section.

Speaker 1 All right, I think I'm going with Raven Lene

Speaker 1 featuring Ty Dollar Sign.

Speaker 1 And this record is called Dream Girl.

Speaker 1 We don't need talking, there's nothing left to to say, just

Speaker 1 a whole project is fire.

Speaker 1 Whole project is fire.

Speaker 1 Hesitation,

Speaker 1 baby, you like

Speaker 1 keep

Speaker 1 the engine.

Speaker 1 We've been driving all day

Speaker 1 and just taking over me.

Speaker 1 We know it's not complicated.

Speaker 1 There's not a benefit equation,

Speaker 1 I'll say.

Speaker 1 Cause to taste it is all I need.

Speaker 1 And then we fade away.

Speaker 1 Break up all your visitations.

Speaker 1 You don't have to use your imagination.

Speaker 1 We don't need talking, there's nothing left to save us. Give us a temptation.

Speaker 1 Giving in to temptation. I'm putting outs in a location.

Speaker 1 Baby, got them on my way.

Speaker 1 You say you wanna leave LA, okay.

Speaker 1 We can slide for the weekend, yeah. Got what's on your mind, what you thinking, yeah.

Speaker 1 That love is not complicated.

Speaker 1 There's not a perfect equation. Oh,

Speaker 1 I'll stay.

Speaker 1 Cause it takes dance all at me.

Speaker 1 Now we fade away.

Speaker 1 Thank you for your exit.

Speaker 1 There's nothing left to say.

Speaker 1 Thank you for your presentation.

Speaker 1 You don't have to use your imagination.

Speaker 1 We don't need talking. There's nothing left to save us.
Is it a temptation?

Speaker 1 Oh, Albert's groove you like this.

Speaker 1 I know what I want.

Speaker 1 Don't make you nervous.

Speaker 1 But if I told you I want you

Speaker 1 right now, tonight, and tomorrow, forever.

Speaker 1 Does that make you nervous?

Speaker 1 Well,

Speaker 1 I think you deserve it.

Speaker 1 I wish you would close your eyes

Speaker 1 Brand new music from Raven Linae featuring Ty Dollar Sign.

Speaker 1 That record is called Dream Girl off of her bird's eye project. Absolutely phenomenal project.
If you have not heard it, available in your phone and on DSPs, maybe.

Speaker 1 Never know anymore. That's true.
Shout out to her, man.

Speaker 1 Dope shit.

Speaker 1 But before I play about sleeper real quick, because we were talking about Big X, the plug and mention that he's independent.

Speaker 1 I just want to give a shout out to 2 Chains because he announced that he's not resigning with Def Jam and he's going fully independent. Okay.
So

Speaker 1 I like that. Congratulations out here that's getting to it that way.
Congratulations to 2 Chains.

Speaker 1 I'm going to play a record off of

Speaker 1 Pharrell put the Peace for Peace soundtrack out. Excuse me, Piece by Piece.
Okay. Which is the Lego movie.
The movie's out. I'm going to go see that.
I'm going to talk about it too.

Speaker 1 I told y'all, I think it's going to be great. I haven't had a chance to see it yet.

Speaker 1 It's his life story. Yeah, it's his story just told in Lego.

Speaker 1 I'm gonna go see that today. He's about to break Lego Chad up.

Speaker 1 Lego Chad about to break. That's crazy.

Speaker 1 But

Speaker 1 my record is called Virginia Boy Remix. It's Pharrell and Tyler the Creator.

Speaker 1 Yes, it is he, Magnum, the verb lord. Merb made city is where I was born.
Offer preferred words instead of using swords. Buttons are coming off once I press record.

Speaker 1 First keyword was Korgan, then Triton. I'm simply reciting.
None of this, I'm writing. Let me explain why I'm a multi-hyphen.
Raised in Atlantis, of course, I love Physikin.

Speaker 1 Peace to Tiffany, everybody loved to titan. Didn't have a boat like my goddaughter arrow.
Being pulled down like crabs in the barrel by snakes who like to rattle on your uphill battle.

Speaker 1 Marching cavalier, that's in my bone marrow. A black Martian with alien carols.
Peace to LV, something in in the water to help me build a pyramid because my dad's name is Pharaoh.

Speaker 1 From Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, what?

Speaker 1 Washing DNA for that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass.

Speaker 1 Yes, it is he, uh, got two tea. Live from the city of the angels by the sea.
Uh, listen to me, you come here, bro. You kissing a ring.
You get lost in the sauce and we clipping your wings.

Speaker 1 Hot knowing Englewood, west side, that side. I would kick, kick, kick, push to the other side.
South Bay, where they drown.

Speaker 1 If they get it out of line, dark red, light blue, and they keep a magic wand.

Speaker 1 But it was fun, though. I had a keyboard down on Segundo.
They had a front row, like what a sun go. Cause they will lock that ass up like Rapunzo, dog.
That's a no-no, dog. Now we got flout now.

Speaker 1 We was skateboard, baby, we ain't no, no car. See, I've been the boy, Flipx Savannah's boy.
Yeah, I'm a LA, California baby, and for reals.

Speaker 1 From Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, from Virginia, boy, boy.

Speaker 1 Marchin' DD for that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass, that ass.

Speaker 1 And that's uh Virginia Boy Remix, Pharrell, and Tyler the Creator off of the Piece by Piece soundtrack. I love it, fire.

Speaker 1 Speaking of independence, and again, RIP Ka, this is I Love.

Speaker 1 I love.

Speaker 1 I love.

Speaker 1 I love.

Speaker 5 Pick me up, now I was at my lowest. You used to hardly get spell, now I'm held with the poets.

Speaker 1 That was all you're doing.

Speaker 5 Was filthy you built me when I was all ruined How you soaked me with compliments really helped out

Speaker 5 Bolstered all confidence in my self-doubt It was time for my thirst, she was clearly a well It eventually made me empty, I was merely a shell An unobserved was on the verge of cracking Till you said I had a gift when you heard me rapping With your warm responses, I was taken aback Former partners had me feeling like what I was making was whack Didn't offend me, saw something in me, I was blind to Who knew to finish finding me, I had to find you The closing thought, support is life-saving My death is minor You got me living life major I stayed forever, you make me better

Speaker 5 I Love

Speaker 1 I love

Speaker 5 Since birth when hurt or sick only person I seek Could write a play about strength on how you work in the week Wanted to give you the world, I saw you here struggling Well, praise to the father, I had you here mothering Sorry for the times I was belling in my teens

Speaker 5 But you know I had felon in my jeans Was bad man and bad lads chasing desire From viewing what you went through I learned grace on the fire Saying you proud of me, the sweetest words ever Pure soul I know moms, you deserve better Whatever ailments you nurse me back to health Defend me even when the enemies infect myself Show me love when all I seen was hate Said I was special to impress you wanted to be seen is great It's my kiss, thank you for the unconditional And though I may not seem as much, I'm always missing Sacrifice was a fact to life life.

Speaker 5 I love.

Speaker 5 I love.

Speaker 5 Held me down when I needed it most. By the shoulder to cry on, or I needed the toast.

Speaker 1 And would never let me go it alone. Everybody called it the slum, but we know it is home.

Speaker 5 And where we from, we supposed to be dubbed. Both shared a different dream, we was closer than blood.

Speaker 1 Learned from you how to pour my heart in a song Way ahead of your time, it was just hard to get on Ain't gonna lie, just wanted to buy houses for the family.

Speaker 5 Move motherhood, give them thousands and some land.

Speaker 5 Them nice sessions of eternal life lessons that I still use today when I'm uptight, stressing.

Speaker 5 Always said we was veteran survivors. And even though you passed, you'll forever be the larvas.
Was an honor to see you, Sean. I was blessed, son.

Speaker 5 Cause in the end, as far as friends, he was the best one.

Speaker 5 Gave so much and behaved so clutch.

Speaker 1 I love.

Speaker 1 I love.

Speaker 1 That's Brownsville Kai. I love.
Rest in peace, and thank you for your contributions.

Speaker 1 That was fire. Big ish.
He's really dope. It's artsy rap.
Poet

Speaker 1 poet rap. Yo, before ish go to,

Speaker 1 not that this is super, super, super important.

Speaker 1 I thought I was going to laugh and get a good little key key out of it. Have y'all heard Lance Stevenson freestyling?

Speaker 1 I did see it. Yeah, he was on the radar, right? I ain't gonna lie to y'all.

Speaker 1 He's not bad. Shout out to Lance.
Yeah, Lance is all right.

Speaker 1 Gotta work on my social skills, no torture me cause I'm anti. Riding around in that big body, speed racing like Rick Bobby.

Speaker 1 What made you think that he wasn't gonna be able to rap?

Speaker 1 By the way, he played ball.

Speaker 1 Hunting the cash, doing the dash. We going way, way, way up.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I got the new money.
Ain't tell her on the marathon in the chase. I got that blue money.

Speaker 1 Might just let you hit the cucumber. Shorty thick without a cake on a make an ice cream called a blue bunny.

Speaker 1 Yo, he was out there blowing LeBron Zero. Whatever the fuck he was in.

Speaker 1 You thought he could rap?

Speaker 1 The way he rode the beat is crazy.

Speaker 1 The way he rode on the beat is crazy. All right, my bad.
Go ahead. Nah, you good?

Speaker 1 I'm going to young lady's name is Amaria, and the song is called Fly.

Speaker 1 That's my girl right there.

Speaker 1 She don't miss.

Speaker 1 Oh, baby,

Speaker 1 just follow where I go.

Speaker 1 No, babies,

Speaker 1 just leave the way I go.

Speaker 1 Been waiting for you all so long.

Speaker 1 Love, love, love.

Speaker 1 My baby,

Speaker 1 you know I'm on the run.

Speaker 1 Can't shake it.

Speaker 1 Don't want to send me one.

Speaker 1 Been waiting for you all so long.

Speaker 1 Look, love.

Speaker 1 to

Speaker 1 you

Speaker 1 with you now.

Speaker 1 Feel so bright.

Speaker 1 Are you liking what you see?

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 Oh, you wanna dance with me?

Speaker 1 No matter what they say, I'm all you me.

Speaker 1 Dreaming of us far away, yeah.

Speaker 1 Come and take it all away.

Speaker 1 Come to

Speaker 1 fly

Speaker 1 with you now.

Speaker 1 Feel so bright.

Speaker 1 Oh, oh, oh,

Speaker 1 oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

Speaker 1 oh, oh, oh,

Speaker 1 oh, oh, so fly

Speaker 1 with you out.

Speaker 1 Feel so bright

Speaker 1 that is Amaria fly and shout out to the bass and drums.

Speaker 1 Yeah, well it was in that pocket, boy. That was fine.
God damn.

Speaker 1 You got mice parks? I do. Okay.
What's Aim and Paula draw?

Speaker 3 It's gallant, gallant, actually.

Speaker 1 Oh, same thing.

Speaker 1 Not yet. All right.

Speaker 3 It's called Sensei Grade, featuring Nao.

Speaker 1 Nayo?

Speaker 1 Losing sleep from accusations, icy conversations. We don't get that.

Speaker 1 touching goes worth the wait, but how's the hesitation? Gonna find that cold weather

Speaker 1 can

Speaker 1 say it's springtime forever.

Speaker 1 Would hate for guilt to to be the driving force in a carnal tub of war

Speaker 1 Keep it copasetic, skim the waves, the ripples try to make it change course

Speaker 1 Some pissed out, caught in the crosswinds

Speaker 1 Lucky for us, we're in the same boat

Speaker 1 Mercury drops in, then we get the coffee

Speaker 1 It's not a mystery, nature's blow.

Speaker 1 We keep

Speaker 1 losing seed

Speaker 1 accusations, icy conversations.

Speaker 1 We don't get that

Speaker 1 touching doors are worth the weight. Perhaps the hesitation on the fact that

Speaker 1 I

Speaker 1 can't say it's springtime forever

Speaker 1 Forever

Speaker 1 I'm losing sleep It's winter to me

Speaker 1 If I could just hide the name I said I'm worried away

Speaker 1 Seasons just flow

Speaker 1 You'll come and go

Speaker 1 So are we just wasting time

Speaker 1 Should we let fate decide? And I know that

Speaker 1 can't be springtime forever.

Speaker 1 But how do we make it through the seasons

Speaker 1 together?

Speaker 1 Why can't step between the lines, baby?

Speaker 1 Rumination run in one place.

Speaker 1 This conception's magnifying.

Speaker 1 Can't we take it all and try

Speaker 1 it?

Speaker 1 Captain something great defiance.

Speaker 1 Rumination running wildly.

Speaker 1 Closer to the path that lightning.

Speaker 1 Can't we take it all that's right?

Speaker 1 Losing sleep from accusations, icy conversations.

Speaker 1 We don't get that

Speaker 1 touching those

Speaker 1 worth awake, but have the hesitation. Gonna fight that cold weather

Speaker 1 can't say

Speaker 1 springtime for

Speaker 1 ever.

Speaker 1 That is Centigrade by Gallant and Neo

Speaker 1 Neo Soul.

Speaker 1 Thank you.

Speaker 1 Not too shabby. I like it.

Speaker 1 You're kind of sexy. All right, all right.

Speaker 1 Yo, dog. I thought we was going to get one pot without it happening.

Speaker 1 We almost did it. Almost.
Almost there. It ain't.
It's recording.

Speaker 1 Oh. No, these stupid election niggas keep calling my phone.
Get out of here. You should have answered it.

Speaker 1 You do what you were supposed to do with that payola.

Speaker 1 Man. Ish, what up? How you feel about your Cowboys, man?

Speaker 1 We've had an Amari Cooper and Devontae Adams trade since we started recording, which made me think to ask you. It's frustrating being a Cowboy family.
It would have to be.

Speaker 1 Amari ain't want to leave. We got rid of Amari for peanuts.
What did y'all get for?

Speaker 1 I didn't see.

Speaker 1 We kept Gallup after ACL injury and gave Gallup a shit ton of money and let Amari your number one receiver go so imagine if we had Amari and CD right now

Speaker 1 That's one Derrick Henry wanted to come to Cowboys. We ain't even really interviewed a nigga and he out here putting up MVP numbers looking like he 12 again

Speaker 1 Derrick Henry looked ridiculous.

Speaker 1 We can't run the ball and we can't stop the run. So we're not even really protecting Dak.
So I ain't even really as mad than him. You know I come in and shit on him too.

Speaker 1 But it ain't even really his fault.

Speaker 1 Yeah, the Cowboys. i don't i don't know man you couldn't stop a runny nose out there my heart my heart goes out to y'all

Speaker 1 no it doesn't it don't

Speaker 1 no it do it do actually i'm not trying to be funny like shit cowboys get the primetime slot normally you want to see a good game you don't want to see the lions throw it the head coach was in the end zone that nigga was just throwing it to the ball

Speaker 1 hey let's try this

Speaker 1 it was disrespectful out there but you know revenge game we're gonna get them revenge game i'm over here angry with my team they still is talking about they starting Russell Wilson next week. Why?

Speaker 1 Stupid. Really? Yeah, dog.
And then they be wondering why these teams don't be good. It don't be no continuity.
You just be trying shit.

Speaker 1 Sucking that sword. That's nasty.

Speaker 1 All right, I think I'm ending this bad boy.

Speaker 1 Let's see here. You came in pretty good, Pauls.
See what you...

Speaker 1 I came in on some rap shit. I'm ending on some rap shit.

Speaker 1 It's some good rap shit. I never heard that shit before.
I think it's offended me. Oh, Joe played the same jeezy set i ain't gonna lie i was hurt i was like wait he did this

Speaker 1 but i like the records so i'm not gonna complain but damn that was by design i i hear you but you know jeezy got a lot of records if you're gonna put a set together you play the same three i played the same three for energy purposes only he got other ones you could do with that no no i wanted those records to get good energy for me and my guys and that's what i did

Speaker 1 the niggas

Speaker 1 oh

Speaker 1 i mean it was cool at first, you know.

Speaker 1 The last thing y'all should ever want me to do is get into my rap bag so y'all could be confused.

Speaker 1 You know, to talk about things that make sense. I was like, the funk.
Rock without

Speaker 1 shit. Like, get the funk out of here.
Rock without without without.

Speaker 1 I don't know where that shit come from. I was like,

Speaker 1 amazing, baby.

Speaker 1 For real.

Speaker 1 For real.

Speaker 1 I don't even know how this shit hit me.

Speaker 1 You've been crapped through one, two more. Hedgewater getting nervous.
That's three now. They wanna break north.
Too late. Five more toward the door.
Straight the fuck off and soar now.

Speaker 1 Getting down in the trenches. They soldiers getting them all ass to splinters on racket day benches.
Since it's four, ain't shit, sweet this click. This piece of the skin.

Speaker 1 Rock and rock beat the rooks. Hold the square down.
Are you prepared now? I tell that. They need the political similar style.
Fuck wild me while you ask like your flip.

Speaker 1 of this shit

Speaker 1 is the flow of

Speaker 1 battle

Speaker 1 to be the best y'all

Speaker 1 clap a number One on a set man, I cut you like lumber Still play the back in my thunder gear damn some wonderful

Speaker 1 I'm coming from.

Speaker 1 Fuck that, but then I'm a gun clapper fan.

Speaker 1 Keep us in your brains, Lord knows we need to be there until the next time.

Speaker 1 See him in action as he transformed that man to me. Enemies ain't coming.
Keep us in your brain, Lord knows we need to be there until the next time.

Speaker 1 I bit you a dude farewell. Adios Cereba Dirgy, I'm still a beast, the arboy, all that good stuff, man.

Speaker 1 Remember, life is a series of moments where you sleep, eternally resting. And moments past,

Speaker 1 I big up to all my true heads in the east.

Speaker 1 So let's make this moment last as if it's all we had.

Speaker 1 Step back, Bob, got my back.

Speaker 1 Y'all know

Speaker 1 Mr. Hall, what up?

Speaker 1 Wait, what?

Speaker 1 You've never heard this before?

Speaker 1 He ain't never heard none of them workers that you just got. My first introduction to hip-hop was

Speaker 1 walk around town with the power strap down. You know how Mac come through on the club?

Speaker 1 The volume three. Holy shit.

Speaker 1 Ja Ru and uh DMN.

Speaker 1 That was your introduction to J Marks.

Speaker 1 Oh my god, Barks is right.

Speaker 1 Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 I used to listen to, I trained my mother, had an AM station in her Nova. Dropped me to school, nigga.
Only Radio Disney.

Speaker 1 I can't dismiss

Speaker 1 that. Surprise.

Speaker 1 Oh, nigga, I was in high school in North Carolina going crazy with me.

Speaker 1 This was an Andy up. This is about to get fucked up for this game over there.

Speaker 1 Damn, even pause. I was just listening to this this weekend.

Speaker 1 This all up skirt, dude. What? Yeah.
Crazy. These niggas run as underrated.
It really is. Very underrated.
They don't talk about it. Very underrated.

Speaker 1 Lock your doors the white sand. Very underrated.
You know what I'm saying? saying? Check it out.

Speaker 1 I walk around town with the pound strapped down to my side. No front in decent

Speaker 1 smoke shit.

Speaker 1 What up?

Speaker 1 Come on, you know what shit they're doing.

Speaker 1 Oh, shit.

Speaker 1 Don't play with Jay Wan.

Speaker 1 I know you're going to tell me me. Don't play with Jay Wan.

Speaker 1 Alright, I'm into this shit, man.

Speaker 1 My first CD I thought was rough riders on your one.

Speaker 1 That's what I'm saying. That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 1 It's also dope loops from the darkness. Like, if I go rap, rap,

Speaker 1 I would go get all this.

Speaker 1 Like, I would go get this and recirculate this instead of death.

Speaker 1 Rough Riders Volume 1.

Speaker 1 Like, this is shit I'll be going to steal and change it a little. That's my other shit.
That's all I'm saying. Sick in the back, come follow me.

Speaker 1 Don't mind chicks that body body dicks

Speaker 1 crazy. Whatever's lazy

Speaker 1 I break you.

Speaker 1 The incredible, lyrical, individual. You can get a ball if you wanna take a pull.
Whatever I see, I attack.

Speaker 1 I don't know, yo. Flip, you should be a shanty as though, man.
It's fine.

Speaker 1 We out of here. We out of here.
We out of here.

Speaker 1 You might not have been that really outside either.

Speaker 1 He was rapping all the shits.

Speaker 1 I wasn't outside. He was rapping all the time.

Speaker 1 You could have heard it inside. We don't care.

Speaker 1 I'm saying he keeps trying to point it out. As long as you heard it.
As long as you heard it. I don't care where you heard it at.

Speaker 1 Alright, we out of here, man.

Speaker 1 You think there's vibes?

Speaker 1 Yeah, you think there's vibes cartel.

Speaker 1 Vibes cartel first concert in Jamaica February.

Speaker 1 December. December December Lotto Jamaica

Speaker 1 from the on the good ship Lolly Popped the hip and the brick everybody slip so I can take a trip to the dip dig the deeper hole my I ain't got nothing I'm just jamming I'm handin' that fish I'm in the house I'm your job

Speaker 1 I'm coming to you

Speaker 1 What did you say?

Speaker 1 I was seven when this came out.

Speaker 1 Don't front. You know I got you.

Speaker 1 Y'all are down out there. Hopefully, y'all enjoyed this broadcast as much as we enjoyed delivering it to you.
Hi, mom. I love you.
Don't front. You know, I got your open.
Check my dialect.

Speaker 1 Shout out to the fans, we couldn't do it without y'all.

Speaker 1 You know, I got you open. Check the dialect from my doctor friend.
My moan, I'm moving, I'm moving.

Speaker 1 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, but

Speaker 1 JBP, JBP, why would you be without the JBP?

Speaker 1 Bitch ass niggas.