Episode 870 | "Hour 2"

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No, they're not.

They are.

We go through this every other time.

They base the color, the prices based on the color.

The fact that they say cactus jack changes the price to everybody.

Everybody stop.

Ones is where we're getting confused.

You're saying

those are the cheap Travis Scotts.

Yes.

We are saying

they're not cheap sneakers.

True.

That's true.

It's the cheap Ferrari.

You got that shit on right now.

Yeah, exactly.

You got that shit on right now.

I don't.

You do.

You do got that shit on, though.

What's wrong with you?

It's essentials.

You got that shit on.

Essentials with Travis's.

And what's that?

You got the Brightland on?

What do you got on today?

The Rolly or the Brightland?

Or the G-Shock?

What do you got?

Nah, that is a bad thing.

Stop hopping your hand, bro.

What you got?

It's already them Instagram ads almost got me.

I almost bought 20 Casio G-Shocks.

I'm telling you.

All the colors?

Yeah, they got the gold.

They got the calculator.

They got all types of.

But $49.

$70.

Instagram be getting me.

You two?

I buy some of Instagram every day.

Yo, I just bought five Kingdoms.

ain't gonna have i hate to tell you all of them asics and salcones

they came across by instagram me too yo and they make this shit so easy hit the button now i understand

now i understand like our grandparents and the older people with qvc and just after the soap operas how they just sit and just be buying shit the older i get i'm gonna buy something that you show me and they know it too yeah they know it

got the good voice on Home Shop at Network.

That lady, she be convincing than a motherfucker.

My mother be like, I bought it.

I'm like,

I still got it.

Yeah, I'll send you the money, man.

We talked about lasagna soup for two seconds.

My timeline for the rest of the weekend was lasagna soup.

And how was it?

Oh, all right, hot take.

Lasagna soup might be better than lasagna.

Oh, shit.

Lasagna soup is pretty fucking good.

I tried to tell you about the soup.

Lasagna soup is pretty good.

I gotta try it.

She did it.

She did it.

Can she bring some in for for everybody?

Yeah, no, I might still have some left.

Okay.

I might still have some left.

She was supposed to remake it for me, but she's supposed to do it again with the little

broth.

Maybe for Friendsgiving.

Some broth.

Because the longer it sits, and the longer I keep taking.

Oh, the noodles don't soak.

What's in lasagna soup that's not in lasagna or vice versa?

Like, what makes it different other than the broth?

It's just lasagna and broth?

It's broth, but the broth is damn near like a roulette if you're putting the right shit in it.

So it changes the flavor a little bit.

And then she jazzied up the ricotta.

She put the basil and some other shit in there.

So it's like, and then

how it's seasoned.

The seasoned.

Do you dollop the ricotta or is it in there?

You dollop it.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What?

Ice cream scoop.

You put it on top of the soup.

It's not in the soup.

Okay.

Not in the soup.

So yeah, you dollop like all the potatoes.

You taste everything differently

than you do lasagna.

Sure.

Gotcha.

Yeah.

Gotcha.

But I think a a dollop is implying a liquid-esque nature.

No, I'm just saying how people present their parmesan.

Y'all really fighting against this hyper-masculine accusation of it.

Y'all must have heard Native Land.

Y'all like, and then you put a dollop of ricotta.

Wait, is there a hyper-masculine conversation going on about us?

There's always a hypermasculin.

How is Joe Budden hyper-masculine?

That's what they said on that?

They said this.

Yes.

They're getting carried away now.

That's what the world says.

That's not how Native Land said, but yeah, that we have a lot of people.

No, no, no, don't get ahead of nothing Native land.

I'm talking about Native Land.

What the fuck is Nativeland?

Yeah,

Mark Franz did me and Ishbout to shoot at.

Oh, okay, but

Mark Franz did me an issue about the shoot at.

Some podcasts that Mark gonna be on in a couple weeks, but it's cool.

I see.

That's our two.

I ain't get hyper masculinity.

I got well, no, not from that.

Neanderthal.

No, not from that.

They're not a titanium.

They're similar.

Yeah, they're first cousins.

Yeah.

They mention names.

No.

Yes.

I'm speaking in general terms.

I didn't mean that.

The guy.

I'm not keeping it a buck with you.

You don't want to go on here.

What do you mean I don't want to go on there?

You don't want to go on here.

What do you mean?

They were insulting you.

You don't want to go.

They insulted you insulting you.

I think they were insulting you.

Oh, that's cool.

A lot.

What's their numbers like?

I have no idea.

Oh, sale, figures.

Shout out to them.

We'll talk about an hour too.

I'm going to watch it and then I'm going to respond.

Flip's going to be over there for an hour.

They'll put the battery and flip back there.

yeah but that i don't think so i think he has a valid question no he doesn't that's that's that's another part of it but i would say

it is i would although

so i was like y'all got something to get off your chest though

i've been on bullshit for at least i've been waiting to get to work for at least three days

i'm not gonna lie nobody in there you've been letting a lot of shit slide i've been home

with a bad hip reading

and watching and observing i saw all the sub tweets and I didn't really know what was going on.

So there's so much happening in this space.

There's a lot going on in this space.

Yeah, I see.

Like, I was so antsy, I was like, yo, I need another show.

Like, I need another show during the week.

Yeah, just come in.

The cycle has changed.

Yeah,

the cycle has changed.

Hey, y'all heard what you niggas said.

Before, I used to be ahead of it.

Like, oh, shit, them niggas banging them two times.

Bong, bong.

Now,

by Wednesday morning, I have a whole new thought process of things I'd like to say about things and people that I would never talk about up here.

Oh, you want a side channel?

Oh, yeah, the role.

Yeah, I want.

I want to change the channel.

I want the whole channel.

Oh, yeah,

yeah.

Just shooting that nigga.

You know what?

I love it.

The gun range.

Just like telling the truth.

Just like going and telling the truth about what I think.

My real thoughts.

People got that.

The real thoughts.

Because I don't do that here.

Like, for all that they think about me, this is a polished version of

myself.

Yeah, I can touch that.

We know, we know.

And I don't be wanting, you know what I mean?

So it was a little

hour, too.

20 grips of sandpaper before.

I seen you.

I just seen you.

I said, how long is my man going to let this go on for?

How long?

You gave a warning.

Somebody that I'm familiar with, you gave a warning, hey.

This ain't going to be happening too long.

I was surprised.

And I said, okay,

he's setting up the play.

And, you know, you've been letting a a lot of shit slide.

Because it could easily just

you let it slide.

You could do that too, right?

They say that that's the mature thing to do.

But I told y'all I want to be mature by the time I'm ish age.

And I ain't.

And I ain't.

You'll never be ish age.

That's my fun part.

Right.

That's just hard.

That's your little loophole.

No, but when I get 48, I mean, when I get 48, 49.

I think you said that about 45 and 48.

I turned on it.

I said about 44.

But I turned on 44, I'm going to be chilling.

I slept on 44 and 45, though.

You didn't know yet.

I slept on it.

Another loophole.

44, 45 is still, yeah, I mean, kind of active a little bit.

What you think, 46 and 47, the mattress is different?

I said 48 and 49.

Because at 48 and 49, then when they say, yo, dog, you're almost 50, they're right.

I think if you just stick to, I'll mature when I'm Ish's age, you're good.

Yeah.

Because then you won't ever be Isha.

Yeah, exactly.

You say, that's a gray loophole.

That's funny, so.

Yeah, I would never be the age at the same time, basically.

Yeah.

It's a trick.

Me and Ish didn't didn't plan this outfit.

I don't agree with you.

I don't believe it.

We spoke this morning, but we didn't talk about it.

What about you and Flip?

You planned

the greens?

No, I didn't.

Oh, yeah.

I didn't plan that with Flip either.

Oh, man.

I didn't.

We imagined Matchy Group.

Yeah.

Dude, Cash.

Dude, Cash.

Shout out to our sister Mona.

She is not with us.

She will be with us next week.

She had business to tend to.

Mona.

Shout out to her.

Shout out to Mona.

She's right.

Get it.

Yeah.

Yeah, you know.

You know,

you know.

You know the vibe.

Come on, get that money.

We miss you.

I would too.

We do.

We do.

We do.

But I just like when I hear that about, you know, co-hosts that's not there.

I said that when you know you're too.

I miss you.

You know, I miss you when I shot at you in the missed.

I'm going to get you this.

The only missed was when you ducked that.

You ducked that.

Yeah, that's funny, yo.

I don't want none of the money that Flip or Mark made from their fight that started here either.

That's their shit.

I'm sure you don't.

That's their shit.

You made enough.

On God.

I think you made enough.

You've done just fine, sir.

Yo, what the fuck?

You think I'm fucking mine?

What's wrong with you, man?

I went blind.

I don't want none of them pennies y'all made on me.

That's you saying it's pennies.

I ain't saying it.

You saying it.

That ain't me saying it.

That is not me saying it.

No surgery by the way.

That's pennies like those are cheap shoes, right?

Exactly.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Nah, I don't believe it to be pennies.

But why are y'all laughing at me?

I'm mad.

Nigga, they got that shit in every black excellent magazine.

Vibe with your Patreon there.

Nigga, I read it to Greon.

That's Mark Channel.

Yeah, the alert came up.

That's it.

Marketing.

They made it a whole black excellence thing.

The black rent of salt.

Exactly.

What's the fucking thing?

Marketing.

They weren't fucking with you last month.

Not this month, though.

Yeah, this month, yeah.

I'm glad you got them them articles out last month.

No, because you said that mine when I said tricky words.

You said, oh, it's just tricky to you, making it sit.

Like, we're bad about that, because tricky, they made like a music remix to that.

Wait, what?

What's the wrong DMC word?

Hold up.

If they put you as DJ MC,

please have a moment.

You better not be dumb.

You dumb enough?

Stop.

It's just a little clip of that exchange.

It's a little music remix.

Well, we have a problem with you, man.

Stop.

I know.

You say a lot of tricky words.

No, I never say Ricky does.

That's tricky to you.

Tricky nuts.

That's tricky to you.

I say ricky nuts.

That's tricky to you.

Tricky words.

A lot of tricky words.

Tricky words with motor clips.

What?

Oh, shit.

Now y'all got a second show called Tricky Words.

He's got dance on the shit.

Hilarious, yo.

We should do that.

Whatever you want.

Let's talk.

No, I'm saying this.

Pressure me into whatever you want.

Let's talk off.

Let's talk.

I got to be humble with you, excellence nigga.

I've read the whole magazine.

It made it into an intellect thing.

Like, we got a problem because he's the smartest nigga in the room.

I'm reading these.

I said, wait, December, did a PR company sent it to him?

That's the same shit.

Like, black rent.

That shit fucked my brain up.

You know what it is?

When shit happens, people will have something they've wanted to say for a long time, and they use their moment to talk about the shit they already can talk about.

That's what I feel like.

And Mark,

you sure you ain't said that in the middle?

You've been here for a year.

You are family, man.

They don't know.

I love Mark Down, pause i love love mark

some things you can't get in front of buddy your friend is about to get it hour two

all your little intellectual words all that is cool and hour two

one group of your friends is going to address another group of your friends and that's okay We are not a monolith.

You got to be careful.

We can combine friends.

We don't share friends.

Yeah, that's that.

So hour number two, man.

All right.

Now, unless somebody comes sage the room, but niggas spray somebody.

He's left by Sage,

spray.

Like, but other than that, I don't think Corey got sage.

No, he definitely

plug-ins don't make sage smell.

The jail plug-ins.

Like a sound you hear that lingers in your ear.

I mean, give me some black Renaissance music in this piece, man.

Try to ease my nerves and shit.

Mike, check, want you, what you, Mike, check, want you, what you.

Shout out to whoever you might be listening from.

California Sea.

Mike check, my check.

That's just how I'm feeling at the time, man.

Shout out to wherever you might be listening from.

Always for the ladies, always for the ladies.

Shout out to the subgroups, the patronies out there.

Nine to fivers, entrepreneurs, the truck drivers, the postal workers.

Garbage men.

Garbage men.

The teachers.

Garbage men today, man.

Let's go.

Shout out.

Teachers, the lawyers, the doctors, the police, the firemen,

the children, the college kids.

What up?

What up?

What up?

What up?

Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

Hey.

I was a third.

Come on now.

Some of y'all

had a native cleaning up one day.

You know what I mean?

I'm not going to do that.

What I did was all right.

Trying to break out of the ghetto with a day-to-day fight.

Yes, sir.

You're now listening to.

the best broadcast in the world.

Salutations.

You don't know what you do till you put up in

the middle of the street.

Shout out to my parents out there.

Stop playing with me, man.

Okay.

You want DJ my party this weekend?

I like how y'all be jamming at your party.

It's my nigga Park's birthday.

Stop playing with him, man.

Stop playing with him.

That's how I got the shit on the ball.

Yes, sir.

Extra moussey.

Look up, boss.

Give five balls and a

Let this rock for a minute, I'm letting this rock for a minute, you know what I mean?

Hey,

I stopped along the way.

Yes, sir.

Shout out to the first and last time listeners.

We just did the call.

Call him knows I'm gonna stay.

He knows I'm gonna stay.

I call it so.

California dreaming.

This nigga is in his desperado bag.

He about to shoot somebody down, nigga.

He walking slow down the fucking...

Yeah, boy.

That's definitely it right there.

It was a night

on the witch on the fall.

Wake it the fuck up out there!

Yeah, we're in our white bag too.

We in our white bag too, goddammit.

Morgan got the runoff.

Got you white.

Nah, this that shit.

It is.

Oh, New York City.

Big jersey, big jersey.

Nah, let him get the verse off, man.

We'll be with you in a minute.

We'll be with you in a minute, man.

Music rules all right now.

The background.

Let's go.

Yummy, tear me up out there.

Hey, I've come to win this day.

Mike check, mic check, one, two, one, two.

Keep this applause going for the best crew in the world, man.

Get these drops out the way right quick.

At some point, I will get up,

put some lotion on these dogs of mine, act like I'm on a big broadcast.

You know what I mean?

And flip, flip, flip.

What episode is this?

870.

Welcome to episode 870 of the Joe Button podcast.

I'm your humble, gracious, grateful, really happy to be here.

Host Joe Button here with some really amazing people to my right.

Huh?

Are they views higher?

Mr., what's their content like?

What they doing over there?

Big Queens, Queens Flip is in the building, man.

Queen Flip, how how you doing?

I'm in the building.

I feel good.

I'm ready.

Did you already put the channel in your little app to figure out what their impressions are?

I did.

We're going to get to it.

We're going to get to it.

To his right, the one and only our good brother, Dr.

Mark Lamar Hill, is in the building.

Mark, how you feeling?

I'm good, man.

Good, good.

Glad to have you with us today.

To his right,

King Wawai himself

has graced us with his fucking presence.

Stop playing with him.

Missed a thousand doors and up.

2,000 now big ish is into the building

black jack yeah thousand doors and up they know the vibes fuck is they talking about glad they know yeah

you know I know I know I'm glad to be here next to ish come on man

come on man leader of some

leader of some five percent of group

I don't know what the name of his faction is,

but Ice is up to something, man.

He's up up to something, man.

That's freeze.

Mr.

Take it further, our good brother Ice is in the building, bro.

Yo, yo, yo, yo.

He got some expensive shoes on, too.

No, no, I don't.

No, I don't.

They don't look cheap.

They don't look cheap.

They're cheap.

I almost had a mushy moment thinking about Ice last night.

Well, it's better than a hard moment.

It's Mark adding to our hyper-masculine.

Mark, strong men can be vulnerable.

Yes.

Take away your mushy moment.

Nah, man,

why was I thinking about Freeze?

I don't know why Freeze popped in my head, but I was like, damn, Freeze has been a good friend of mine for a long time.

He's a good man, right?

Yeah, he's a good fucking friend.

Like,

I rep for Freeze.

I don't know if I say that enough up here, but your fans know it.

Yeah, for sure.

I know it.

Freeze is like my man, man.

I love that.

That's not said enough.

Freeze, I love you, man.

Oh, thank you, bro.

Big pose in it.

Say it faster, though.

Don't, don't.

Nigga sweating too fast, man.

He's sweating, nigga, so you know you're niggas.

I'm telling him to say it fast.

Elmira's finest, huh?

Y'all know the vibes.

Big parks in the building.

Birthday, boys.

Hey!

It's Libra.

Libra season.

Libra season.

We're not nearly as annoying as y'all, Virgo.

So nobody is.

Nobody is.

Don't be a dick, y'all.

Don't get a dick.

It's not possible.

Don't be a dick.

It's not you.

Our good parks.

Parks is here.

Poe is here.

Corey is here.

Erickson is here.

Tanner and and Sabon are here by remote.

Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here.

Don't forget that this amazing shit that we're doing here is brought to you by, fueled by, powered by, prize picks, prize picks, gang.

All right, how's everybody feeling?

Feeling amazing, good.

Feeling good, man.

Corey, you been kissing this week?

We'll talk tomorrow to the gym.

We'll talk to the gym.

Look, he's smiling again.

Yeah, he's smiling.

He's smiling with more recording.

I know my guy went to go kiss some more.

Let's go.

Oh, what's up with y'all?

Can I ask y'all?

You mentioned hypermasculinity.

It made me think of something yesterday.

Kiss some more.

I went to the nail salon yesterday

to get a manicure pedicure, right?

That's very masculine.

Very masculine.

Shiny buff?

So she came, that's just it, right?

I walked in and she was like, you want, what color polish you want?

No one's ever asked me that before.

And I sat there in the thing and watched her ask another dude that came in and she didn't ask him if he wanted color polish.

Oh, you're giving us a lot of love?

You look sweet.

you got that long hoodie on.

You know, you're looking like some sugar.

And that's okay.

It's the pan, it's the jeggings.

That's it.

That's what it is.

I get it.

Y'all thought I was asking you to tell me all the ways I look gay.

I get it.

That wasn't what I was going.

Oh, you reversed it.

That wasn't what I was going.

I know all the ways I look gay.

I'm fine with it.

Does that happen to y'all?

Do y'all ever get misread like that?

They've never asked me what type of color I was.

That's an answer.

I don't know anywhere.

That's not what he asked.

Have we ever been misread?

Thank you.

I'm sure I've been misread.

Probably.

Well, yeah, I would too.

I was just misread before I fucking came to work.

I would have, man, let me see.

Let me see.

Let me see.

Let me see.

Yeah, I'm black in America.

I mean, you ever get misread?

I'm not even misread for gay.

Well, he acted like gay.

Oh, yeah.

I'm going to say, you ever get misread.

You didn't get misread.

You act like you was gay.

No, I didn't get misread or act like I was gay.

Wendy Williams took her lion ass on the air when I was a brand new artist and said, Joe Button is gay.

Really?

You talking about that?

That's what happened.

I remember that.

That's back in the day.

What made her say that?

Joe?

Well, I mean,

a gay dog probably wrong.

Since I didn't know before you do, yeah.

I keep telling you, they would know if it was true.

They would, hey, y'all would know.

Word to get out.

Yeah, so Wendy Williams did that.

She's amazing at what she does.

Me and her later pieced it up and had an amazing relationship, right?

So I don't harbor ill will toward her for saying that.

And I understand.

The gig is the gig.

The gig is the gig.

Nothing comes before the gig.

That's part of what makes people what they are.

So shout out to Wendy Williams.

I did get some feet pick requests after our feet pick conversation the other day.

Did you?

I did.

Yeah.

I didn't take anybody up on that.

I was going to ask you, like,

if I find out you selling pink toys, I'm going to sell them.

I'm going to go to Feet Six.

Are you crazy?

I'm not doing nothing with them anyway.

$50.

What would your price point be?

I don't know.

I don't know what the rate is.

I got to do some research.

I'm marketing in that.

So you need to feed pimp.

Oh, you got to do some research, man.

You got to get a feed pimp.

That's crazy.

You would judge him?

Yes.

Why?

Why?

Not really.

I'm going to feed Parks.

No, not really.

Why?

Sell them.

I would.

Sell them.

Yeah.

Not Parks, the number one engineer.

How many ways do people get money that you judge?

Not many for me.

Yeah, it ain't any.

It's a lot.

It's not a whole lot.

It's not a whole lot for me.

It's got to be like.

Morally wrong, in my opinion.

For me, it's the moral thing.

If it's just weird to me, I don't give a fuck.

Yeah.

I don't respect the niggas on the cards.

I don't respect that whole side of what they're doing.

What you mean?

I don't know what they mean.

You didn't know, but you got the fake card and you.

Oh, the scammers.

I respect the scammers.

Oh, the swiping shit.

I don't respect it.

I used to do scams.

Well, I do a little bit of respect for it.

Yeah, it depends on who you're scamming, I guess.

Yeah.

You respect them, right?

That's my problem with that.

You get the Zach books hashtag.

You let them leave it, gave him the card.

You get the Mac books for $500.

That's not funny.

Hey, yo.

I don't knock how nobody eats steak, my nigga.

Unless it got something.

What'd you just say?

I don't knock how anybody eats steak.

Unless there's some kids involved or something.

You know what I'm saying?

Not necessarily.

Okay.

But there are kids involved.

They're doing this.

Potentially with if you're still paraphrasing.

Somebody scamming, right?

Fucked up Christmas.

No, no, I'm just saying, I get it.

We just going to have a little bit of a healthy respect for the underground shit because of where we from.

Yes.

I want to grow out or something.

Yo, I just think America is built on a hustle.

I think America is built on scam, and I think America.

Scam them companies then.

They are.

Let me guess, because the companies have insurance, right?

They have insurance.

Yeah, if you take, this is the downside from what I've seen and observed.

I've never ran scams.

I did.

My car got caught off.

You better than us.

No, I didn't.

I just sold you.

No, I benefited off the scam.

I benefited off the scam.

I'm just saying this.

Like,

banks going to get your money back.

It's an inconvenient period of time in which it takes for you to get your money back that could be detrimental to you and your family.

People's credits.

Yeah, like from identity shit like that.

They miss Christmas.

Yeah.

So that's fucked up.

Yeah, you might have that money for something right there.

And I'm about to say not just that.

Bank giving you your money back, but it might take all the money I have.

Yeah, it might take 30 days for the.

Yeah.

On the other side, when them niggas meet you in the alley, y'all got this, I got that.

40%.

It's fucked up to say, but yo.

I think you just pardon.

I don't believe what you're saying.

Joe, I know niggas that.

And I've known you a while, but I've refused to.

Own Depot.

You've taken.

Let's talk.

Bring a minute.

Just get it.

Let's talk.

Let's talk.

Yo, when these TVs,

when these TVs fall off a truck, somebody that owned the TV

is out of luck.

She was in a company, though.

It's usually a company, right?

It depends.

Well, speaking from my own experience,

once I stopped stealing TVs, I purchased all my TVs from like the store.

No, you've purchased TVs at a drastic discount based on some hustle.

You were stealing TVs when they were

stealing, yeah.

I was

heavy TVs, yeah, the heavy TV.

Damn, well, no, I was stealing the back.

I was stealing tubes, I was stealing pro scramp, pro-scans,

I was around when the flats just came out, yeah, like plasmas, plasmas, plasmas,

I was stealing those, but once I stopped, I always bought my TV from a fucking TV.

That's part of my problem with what you're saying.

We make too much money to still be.

You didn't.

What TV is?

Name the TV.

He said you bought one of the money.

He's wrong.

He said you bought one of the menu.

He's wrong, though.

I've never purchased a TV or something.

It's a TV or something else.

Or you're talking about a TV.

Both.

Not a temple.

Yo, dog, what?

It's inaccurate.

All right, cool.

What person in here has not purchased something that fell off a truck?

I did.

Well, something is something different.

I told you.

I bought a mattress

from a barber.

Barbershop, where you get them goods at, though.

The barbershop is where the deal.

Check it out, man.

Come in there with.

It's a nigga that comes in the barbershop taking orders.

Yes.

What you need.

One of my niggas takes what creed you want.

Yep.

What bond number nine you want?

What Tom Ford you want.

I'm not saying that nothing y'all are saying is wrong.

My question is.

You got Tom Ford gun?

No, Cologne.

Come on.

Oh, come on.

Paul, you almost got you?

He's strong.

What's he saying?

I can use the black joint.

I got the cream.

I got the cream.

Tom Ford discount and white privilege.

He just trying to.

You trying to kill the guy.

It's my birthday, man.

Hey, make the noise for my birthday.

I just think at a certain point,

at a a certain point, I think it's important to change it.

Hey, Corey.

That's all.

Can't ask Corey-ish.

I'm about to.

We're doing houses.

Corey's not on.

When that nigga says, yo, it's 50% off anything you want at Home Depot.

What do you think I'm going to say, Joe?

That's right.

Listen to shit that I don't need.

Look, let's say it costs me $150,000 to rental a house.

Let's say it costs $150,000 to reno.

Okay.

Out of that $150,000, a good

$60,000 of that might be material.

$70,000 of that might be material.

So if you think I could save $35,000 off the material price, I'm not going to do it.

You got too much faith in me, my brother.

Well, stop.

Sorry.

I long ago came to that realization.

I just want to reinforce that.

First one, my response to that is

you can find other means to get your 40% discount.

Well, when you, it's 50, and sometimes, sometimes it'll be right there.

But when you let me know the other means,

I'll take this meme right here.

Hope Deep don't play that shit this way.

We sent Corey some legal shit to get a discount, though.

Go ahead and lie.

Oh, yeah.

So if you have an option.

Through programs?

I'm just saying you don't have to do that just because we was raised.

I want you to.

But no.

Whatever you sent, Corey.

He got what?

He ain't used it.

Yes, he did.

That's not true.

He might have used it.

Corey said the nigga got fired.

He used it.

See, look, now you always talk too much.

You always jump in.

And so he ain't on the show for a reason.

Don't repeat nothing that he said.

So take it out.

Yeah, he's gone.

But it's a difference between, to me, taking something from a company

and saying, like, oh, I got

copper.

And you find out somebody else's house don't got it no more.

Mark, can you put that?

Adjust that mic.

Sure, yeah.

Like, yo, dog, let me tell you something.

If somebody dropped a bankroll on the floor, and I could be flat broke, I'd be like, yo, dog, you dropped your money.

I'm not stealing nothing from nobody, bro, period.

Flat broke?

Flat.

Hopefully, they'll be like, oh, shit, my bad.

I've been flat broke before.

Find a couple dollars on the floor.

Finding it.

I was not looking for.

I ain't looking for nobody.

I'm like, yo, it's just so old.

It's just so old.

Yo, bro.

Someone drops their bankroll.

He talking about the one with the bank.

How many people do you think got a bankroll right now to drop on the floor?

A couple of niggas.

He has money clip.

I don't know where you.

We got one right now.

Everything he says like from some privilege, man.

He got a bankroll.

Some people still like carrying cash, yo.

The 1%.

Niggas name Ish.

You carry money clip?

No.

A rubber band.

Rubber bands, yeah.

He told his rubber bands.

He's still trying to relate to them niggas.

Big knock.

Yeah.

He would have a beeper if he could find one.

You keep the ones on the outside still?

Yo, beep me on my Android.

I got the Android beeper.

You put the ones on the inside?

Yeah.

Oh, you got a lot of money.

Let's go ish.

Nigga, we fuck with you, bro.

Listen to these cool.

I know y'all.

I know y'all niggas front.

It's all right.

Cool.

I'm just

taking the discount.

For sure.

Nigga call ice like, yo, we got the new iPhone.

Please take anything.

Well, you know what we think about.

You don't give a fuck.

You know what we think about ice.

That didn't help you.

You should stop wanting us to look at you like we look at ice.

Oh, shit.

Separate, man.

No, I'm honest.

I'm honest.

There it is.

You crazy.

No, Ice is honest.

It's cool.

Listen, man.

A lot of important things need our attention.

Not really.

Yeah.

Not really.

It's it's one of those days like monica but we the best in the bus so we'll get through it what what what is most important or most unimportant or what do we disagree about the most

it's hard to know but i my timeline has been filled with weird shit this week because my algorithm is all thrown off

and one of the things that popped up for me was this uh

amy uh tj holmes and amy what's it what's it what's the woman's name amy um amy I feel bad.

Amy's Amy, for real.

Amy Holmes.

It's about to be Amy Holmes.

Anyway, TJ Holmes, as y'all know,

he was on

Good Morning America.

He's been a fixture in black media for a long time.

Anyway, he and his wife or girlfriend got fired from Good Morning America because

they weren't supposed to be a boyfriend and girlfriend at the time.

They were both married to different people.

They used to double date sometimes.

Oh, shit.

Used to hang out.

Swanger.

That's fine.

Swing.

Except they weren't.

I thought it started with the swing.

They never reported that part.

I'll just say that.

You never know.

That's my intuition.

Point is

a lot of scandal, a lot of speculation and they eventually got fired because america didn't want to see two co-hosts cheating on their spouses with each other but now they they cheating was so good that they didn't seem perturbed at all by this they were unbothered yeah i didn't see nothing nothing that said hey this is wrong and we're fighting for our jobs they said back all right we out that's what it looked like now we ain't got a holiday podcast yeah exactly my guy And I'm trying to find her name.

And

anyway, they just announced after about a couple years that they're now getting married.

It ain't been that long.

We reported on this maybe a year, a year and a half ago.

Yeah, it ain't been that long.

Yeah, a couple years.

I've been here a year.

We ain't talking about it.

The point is, they're together and they're now getting married.

And they're not.

Love wins.

Love wins.

Love wins.

What's your problem with that?

We got her name.

Amy Robock.

Or Robot.

Oh, thank you.

Let's make some noise.

Love wins.

Love wins.

True love.

Nothing stands in the way of your life.

What possible problem could you have with love winning?

What happens after that?

You can't say that.

Wait.

You don't go back.

You can't say that.

You see them old school eyes, nigga?

Ask Amy.

Amy, ain't going back.

You should go black and go dark.

You go white.

All right.

I'm all right.

Oh, man.

Bitch.

Come on, walk.

I don't know.

It's so many things.

I don't like the whole scandal.

I didn't like it from the first.

I don't like it.

I don't like.

You think it's shameful?

I don't like people.

It's so disrespectful.

Wait, to fall in love with somebody at work?

No.

To double date with somebody.

That kick it.

They were short.

Even the siblings, even the spouses were kicking it with each other.

That'd be disrespectful.

That's wild.

Disrespect.

That's a nigga keying in your face, busting your chick.

I agree with that nigga.

Kill your ass.

But then love wins.

Hey.

Baby face, Vanessa Williams.

Love.

Makes things happen.

That's it.

That's it, bro.

That's That was Pebbles.

And fuck y'all.

Oh, shit, it wasn't Pebbles.

It wasn't Pebbles.

Love,

you do wild shit in the name of love.

Every wild documentary I watch is somebody bugging the fuck out

because of love.

Let me ask y'all.

They say they only build bridges to find women on the other side.

I never heard that.

Wow.

Y'all just put all the old hits in there.

Got them things in the Bronx.

Fire over there.

Yo.

I'm sorry.

Go ahead.

What do you think about,

or do y'all think that you could be in a relationship

and you could be in a great relationship and you could meet somebody that could potentially be your soulmate?

Is that the end of the question?

Yes.

Yes, absolutely.

That's very possible.

Yes.

So if that is very possible, then

why do you think this is so just because they was hanging out and kicking it?

Based on the reports, he found a lot of soulmates at work.

Oh, soul brother number one.

A couple of soulmates, producers.

I mean, he was.

I was trying to see where his soul fit about.

His soul fit.

It's all souls.

A lot of souls ain't alive.

But I know TJ.

I like TJ a lot.

And I think he's a good dude.

I just think that this was a terrible choice.

Not the woman, but the workplace.

Like, if you're going to kick, this is what I'm saying.

If you're going to cheat, I'm just saying, don't double date.

Don't kick it with us.

Don't move me into your world.

It might not have started that way, though.

It didn't.

But I'm saying that we could have been double dating.

Oh, I see what you're saying.

And then you start looking across that table instead of next to you.

Just something built.

Okay, fair enough.

Is he not supposed to double down after they got fired?

Yeah,

I hate.

is he not supposed to move?

He's not supposed to what?

Is he not supposed to double down after they got fired?

No, Mark is saying, I get that.

We passed after you get fired, they got fired.

Look, one, if that's your person, that's your person.

I'm not mad at him for choosing her, I'm not mad at him for getting married to it.

Marry who you want, love who you want.

My relationship is not gonna keep me from the person I love.

Sorry,

hold on.

Can you say that one more time?

Clean, that's when you get it for the clips.

This nigga is crazy.

I'm gonna make sure.

So, when you get that text,

when you get that text at 9 a.m.

on Monday, I'm gonna make sure.

yo Angela Ryan I swear for God

I'm serious about this nut

this said that like it was an Aaron Judge shot

he is not joking I'm very serious I'm not I'm not part of that dog so the person look

that's some sucking you do around

I'm dead

so look the person you with you don't love

you could love them you could love him I'm telling you that I have been in this situation before.

Well, let me preface.

Let me preface.

Do y'all believe that you can love two women at the same time?

1,000%.

Yes.

Yes.

Yeah, it's possible.

You can't.

I've done it.

I can't see it.

I've done it.

So you don't believe that?

My wife watches the first 30 minutes of the class.

No, I absolutely cannot.

I believe you 40 something.

Mark, you believe someone else could?

I believe someone else could.

I believe every human on the earth is capable of it except me.

I got it.

You know what I mean?

Your wife watches.

That's it.

My love.

She reads the wall.

She's exclusive.

Right.

I do think it's it's a little strange to love two people at the same time when you're like of age.

When you're younger, it's a lot.

At some point, this shit becomes a choice.

Shit, when you're older, it's when it gets tough.

Oldest one is hard.

Oh, she's right there.

We love each other.

We like each other like that.

Oh, Hamlet.

We'll throw it all away.

Yo, we'll throw it all away.

What do you want to do?

Yo.

You should throw it.

nigga.

He thinking that

me though.

Not me neither, but

I never could.

And love is so strong, this shit is magnetic.

So that person is all the way over there in the Bronx.

You home.

You home having to deal with whatever your relationship calls for.

Especially in the middle of the day.

And although you being a provider, you being a fucking, you doing all of this shit.

Sometimes the feelings fucking deteriorate and you're not having those talks in real time and somebody else catches your attention.

That's true.

I believe that you got to be mature enough to have those conversations with each other, but I'm not going to be naive and act like

don't happen where people get a mistress

or what's the guy version?

There is no guy.

Mr.

Nigga.

A misterness.

Where you get a mistress or a misterness

and you fall in love and now we got to go home and have uncomfortable conversations because somebody else is making me feel a way that you ain't made me feel in a while.

Dog,

especially in the workplace because you spend so much time in the workplace with somebody that that shit could just really happen organically.

You might not have intended for any of that stuff to happen.

Word, like Johnny coming in, wearing the fuck out the suit, smelling like heaven, your man a mechanic coming home with the dirty hands.

Like, it's it's a different ball.

How do you identify?

How do you identify?

She at work with the ability to submit.

How do you identify?

How do you

bitch?

Wait, itch.

Hold on, shut up, nigga.

Make it look like you're stupid.

That's my baby.

Bringing it in at halftime.

You like, yo, what?

The old man, nigga, I'm talking to you.

How do you know?

When do you know it's love and instant growth?

We're gonna run up to the real funny bit.

Paul me.

When do you know it's love?

Y'all niggas going on too long.

When do you know it's love and not instant gratification?

Like,

you serious ass.

Yo, yo, stop trying to be Mr.

Sirius because they're playing on your intelligence.

We got a real funny bit going.

Don't be Mr.

Rock.

All right, stereo rock.

Man, some niggas going through this shit in real life.

You don't have to be smart up here.

We like you stupid.

Oh, shit.

Go ahead with your shit.

You won't know, though.

You won't tell me.

I think Tom will choke.

I like you stupid.

I'll choke the shit.

All right, man, let's move on.

That was a good one.

No, what, what?

No, no, no.

Tommy.

You don't know.

Tom will tell.

Okay.

Some shit be good instantly, man.

Yeah, but then when you at home thinking about them at four in the morning, you laying next to your chick.

That works shit.

Or not just that.

Some fake.

It could be a fake

infatuation.

Because you don't got to work with them.

You don't got to live with them.

You don't have to be afraid of it.

You got the best parts of them.

That's what happens.

And then when you do.

Welcome Amy and TJ.

Yeah.

Do you think that's infatuation still?

No, I think I've seen them together.

They in love.

That's my point.

And they might not have set out to do that.

He'd be cool with niggas and just shitting on him in a nice way.

I'm not shitting on him.

I'm not saying that TJ, my man, but I don't know.

I'm not shitting on the middle of the night.

I'm not sure if I'm doing it.

No, I mean, I would tell him if he ever asked me, not that he should or would, but I would say, yeah, I think going on double dates with you.

That's the part I had the issue.

Gotcha.

You talk about initially.

Yeah.

But you know where I could disagree with that?

And this could be cock sources, but there was also a report saying that the two, the other two, started dating.

That wasn't.

But the rumor, even if that's true, was after

they got exposed for cheating of course so that's like a revenge thing.

Oh, okay.

That's you putting the sentiment of revenge on

I'm just saying it wasn't what I'm saying is it changes the optic of our double date not to me

double date to swing us.

He's right if you steal

my wife and then six months later I'm like well fuck it.

I'm gonna go be joined.

That's different.

Yeah, I bet that's not true because that means you already had to have some level of attraction for the individual unless it's revenge.

No, we don't.

No, it don't necessarily.

No, it don't.

She also might be nice what park said she was my highest girlfriend maybe you know what kind of but i want to play up what he said because i i'm with y'all yeah it don't say that you have to have had an attraction but i think it starts with having an unattraction for somewhere that you once were attracted yeah you you looking for you to do that you looking at your home base differently than you once did for you to even be available to fall for the mc gusto especially as a woman

I think that's all.

No, I think women have

red pillars into the chat.

No, I think women have more

what this next word you're about to be on the remix.

Tanner, get ready.

Morality than us.

I think that if you're a woman, a man could be like, yo, he fucked my chick.

I'm going to fuck his chick back.

If a woman is giving a body, me too.

Look, a woman is giving a body to somebody.

Like, I don't know if the revenge is revenge for the chick today i disagree with that you got the chicks today oh yeah

he's 50 you talking yeah you talk about charlene

when they had money rolls

you might be right now you think women are able to uh women got some revenge seeking in them you think women are able to uh have access to a different level of morality than men

I do.

No, I think that women, I think that women, because they're judged more harshly by society, they tend to make better choices because they suffer

the repercussion behind that choice.

You got to join us in 2025.

That's why they say they mature faster than us.

Like, listen, if I think that if women could run around

doing what men do, a lot more of them would.

He left it.

Right.

No, no,

he saw the shark.

He was like, No, no, no.

No, no, no.

They forgot about the walk, nigga.

They got to walk about.

They got the slut walk, nigga.

They are doing that now

not not in the masses like men no I don't think so if you think many as many women are living like men I we could disagree

on that point a lot more

like they narrow

but let me ask another question about this because the other piece of this is there a respectable amount of time that you have to wait After you leave your ex for somebody else like like in a situation like this you've got to wait two years you got to wait a year was already in love with the lady no no but I'm saying no no no I'm saying like when we get married

like like, you got to wait six months, you got to wait a year.

No, no, no, when it's right, niggas will go right out the window.

Because I feel like they waited two years, not because they weren't sure, but because they wanted to

let it cool down the optics of it, because you look like an asshole leaving somebody after.

See, I disagree.

I disagree.

I think if you lose your fucking job and wife, you might as well go all in.

Jump all in.

What are we doing?

All right.

Speaking of wives,

Brian McKnight, as you know, just had a major victory against his ex-wife.

This was one of the weird things that popped up up my algorithm this week, too.

He won an $8.8 million

lawsuit against his ex-wife, allegedly.

For

defamation, and other things.

Really?

And he made a video that is on the internet where he's talking about...

It's a weird video to me.

I mean, there's a moment where he's saying, you know, God, you know, I let God fight my battles.

Apparently, God...

is only on the side of the people.

He has a law degree.

Exactly.

God is a good lawyer.

Right.

And then

he had this weird thing with his son.

You know, we mentioned his son, and then he played an old voicemail message from his ex-wife, and then they showed him kind of skipping off in the background.

It's a very strange video, but he won the money.

And I guess, again, like,

I don't know.

He seemed like a piece of shit to me for a long time, the last few years.

And I'm not convinced that he's not, based on everything I've heard from all the sides.

You know what I mean?

Everybody can make their own opinions.

But again, like, he's with a new, like,

does it matter?

Do the legal victories matter?

Do the vindications matter?

Does any of that matter once you get marked like that?

Can you change the image?

I think, I'm sorry, go ahead.

Sometimes it ain't about the image.

You defamed me.

I want to win my money.

Pay me.

I want a legal victory just to prove that that shit wasn't true.

I think it's unfair.

I think sometimes

for men,

we get shunned if we do publicly a bunch of shit that women do.

Like, you know, we'll be like, yo, you're a man.

You can't do that.

Like, how?

anybody that's going through a divorce or some shit, the women could just come out and tell all the T.

If a man comes out and tell a T, we look at him like a bitch.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, say the word T.

Yeah.

So I think that sometimes as a man,

that's your vindication.

The court.

Like, yo, dog, I was telling the truth all along.

I can't come out and say some of these things because nobody's going to believe me anyway.

So

this was my win.

This was my win.

God forbid, you and your wife went through a divorce, right?

God forbid.

This is crazy.

No, I'm saying, God forbid.

God forbid.

You wouldn't go to certain steps publicly that your wife will go to,

you wouldn't.

You wouldn't.

I know you would.

You wouldn't.

You would.

It might be the opposite.

Yo.

No, I'm not saying that your wife would even stoop to some bullshit.

If your wife did.

Oh, I got you.

Yeah, yeah, that's not my style.

You wouldn't do it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I would call you on the phone like, yo, you can't.

No, you would stop.

You can't.

You can't do it, bro.

You just can't.

You got to eat that.

You got to eat it.

Brian McKnight is one of the people.

He's weird.

And he's done so much awful shit.

It makes me really not want to listen to his music anymore.

And that nigga's fire.

He's got some music.

And it's so hard.

I watched a video of him saying why he doesn't talk to his kids.

A video why he didn't speak to his son before he passed away tragically a little while ago.

Listen, he just abandoned his kids.

He wasn't touching them.

We can still play.

He even named another kid.

Junior.

Right.

Right, but am I a social worker?

That's what I was going to say.

Then I heard one last cry on the piano by himself.

And I was like, yeah, I was like,

how nice was that kid?

Like Park said, he ain't touched the kid.

I care about

my

trusted circle of friends, my network, and my family of they being the best person that they could be.

Everybody else, I don't have time to police y'all.

Yeah.

How are the harmonies?

Brian McKnight, I want to sing at my wedding

four minutes.

four minutes

why do i have to why do i have to like when we when slaughters went to perform at best buy and they was running warrants and lock me up like why do you think that the the police about to be at my wedding to lock him up for not being here for the i want it yo all right let's try it a different what song what song like what are y'all talking

Ain't too many songs better than one last try.

No.

I mean, not for your wedding, bitch.

Nigga,

if you love your fucking work wife and then you end up getting married to her after y'all lose y'all jobs.

And this come on with respect to his other kids.

Like,

why we gotta always care about the children?

And we don't know them, kids.

They can't have that energy.

Nigga, we want to hear this.

And also, some things are genetic.

Like, if Brian McKnight might be a little bit of an asshole, who's to say,

the first junior,

man.

Come on, man.

What do you want me to do, man?

Yeah.

What do you want me to do?

See, that's the problem.

He got all the wedding flats.

So who the fuck is supposed to come on after Jesse Powell?

Look at Corey.

I got you.

Look at Corey want me.

Look at Corey.

Want me to send him a playlist?

I got you.

I'm texting to you.

Corey's in love.

I've never seen him sing Brian McKnight.

Try kissing this.

Got to send the slaps over.

I don't know, yo.

And I'm saying that with respect to the other kids, because sometimes they be hearing the podcast.

I think what happens a lot of times is

motherfuckers to do some shit that's just way left in public.

No man is doing what he's done in public.

Even if you feel like he felt, you wouldn't do that, what he did.

Like, it bothered me to hear that he didn't speak to his son before he passed away.

Yeah, that bothering me.

That shit, like, even listening now,

he said, yeah, yeah, see, we don't be listening to the man's perspective, and I don't want to act like I'm capable for him.

What did he say?

I don't know.

Nah, yeah, I don't want to act like I'm capable for him.

He said some shit that he tried.

They used to have a really, really, really close-knit family.

Yeah.

Like, you know what I think about, like, I'm a Brian McKnight fan.

His kids used to be on all his albums.

Like, they played a part in all of that shit.

They said that their relationship used to be super, duper, duper tight.

And at some point in time, somebody drove a wedge against it.

He tried to get it back, and they wasn't with it.

They chose, basically.

And that's just the problem with having more kids, right?

It's like you face somebody got to get phased out.

Like, I can't beat it.

We got us so much time.

Yeah, I got it.

The kids were grown.

Oh, and they grown.

Yeah, they was damn near grown.

No, they really, they were grown.

They were grown, but one of them was like a 30 when they started beating.

Yeah, Brad May Knight's position was some of these kids still wanted me to take care of them.

They didn't want to write their their own ticket, all that kind of stuff.

Naming, so I don't know who's right and who's wrong in all of that.

I know when you have a kid and then you name another kid

Junior, after you already have one, you can have Brian Meek Jr.

and have two of them, Junior, Jr.

And they don't ain't my kid no more.

Wasn't George Foley named his kid, George Foley?

Yeah, but they were all still his kids.

Yeah, but it was like the second, the third, third, the fourth.

It wasn't Junior again.

He named two juniors.

God named two of the kids.

He basically said the first one don't count.

He called a do-over.

So let the public know which one he phased out,

which is the problem and he might be listening i don't want smoke you know niggas be listening to you more they be you know more listening to me than i be wanting i'm sorry i be wanting to just talk shit about some people y'all be hearing me yeah well anyway i feel bad a little bit but okay i got it i listen to see brian mcnight's reason when he loses voice i'll be i'll be off his side he could be a shithead i'm with y'all on the shithead portion no he's right i could tell he's an asshole oh he's i would be there for all of my kids if i decided to have all my if I had all these kids.

I would be there for him.

I ain't that type of man.

They said the judge ruled him.

He's a little bit of that.

I don't know what I'm about to do.

Whatever evidence they presented, the judge ruled him.

Yeah, the defamation part is probably.

He's right right about that.

What, itch?

I ain't said nothing.

I'm down to find out about one or two of them late.

Let me ask you a question.

If your kid disowned you when they were 30,

if my kid.

If you kept trying to be a part of their life or you kept making the effort, effort, effort to meet them halfway or 70%, whatever the case may be, and they just like, nigga, fuck, you suck my dick.

What are you supposed to do?

I think

that's a good question.

I don't want to get us all serious.

I think that, if that happened, I would take that as a failure on my part.

Right.

Me too.

Possibly.

Because,

well, shit, if me and my oldest didn't course correct, I mean, that's where it might have been headed.

I remember.

So.

I think it's important to, I had a lot of talk with my dad, with my granddad, with just men, fathers out there to help set my perspective straight.

Because it's real easy for a parent to also get angry at a child and that part is not talked about a lot.

Like, I was angry at my kid for some shit, and he was angry at me.

So, if it gets to the level you're talking about, we missed a whole bunch of steps.

And as a parent, you understand that from the kid, especially the kid that's getting shit put in their head.

But as the dad, or the parent, it's your job to stay consistent.

It's your job to add a different level of perspective.

It's your job.

It's your job.

And if that don't happen, then no matter what, it's a failure on your your part

and to add on to that if i'm in that situation i would still say if that kid ever had a change of heart that door is always open to at least have i agree with that i would never completely just say

and it seems to me when you start changing kids names and saying that's not my kid no more you're you're you're closing the door

but i think i can't imagine my kid doing anything that would make that cut i think that's easier said than done um you know i have two sisters and my father tried and tried and tried they don't fuck with him for whatever their mother said and he tried and tried and tried for a long time with money or whatever and for the first time i heard him say like man they don't with me man i'm getting older

he has accepted it so sometimes you accept that the door's still open he's down for them to focus right that's what we said yeah like yeah you just accept it but i'm just saying

it played something in my head when i remember him saying that yo i i tried i tried well i i totally agree with that i think that's a little different from what i'm saying it is it is oh god i totally agree with what you're saying i got people in my family some of the elders that's like i did all i could for such and such and i'm older now now, I don't have the time or the energy.

What I'm talking about is me and me and mine weren't.

He wasn't abusing me, and I wasn't abusing him.

We just are building trauma.

You over there hearing what you're hearing, I'm over here hearing what I'm hearing.

We in the court both mad at the judge for different reasons.

Like, it's a, it's a, that's different.

Got it.

I got you.

Somebody just getting their ass kicked by their kid.

I'm not with that in the name of enabling your kid.

I'm not with that.

Gotcha.

That was a good talk.

I agree.

It was a good talk.

How you masculinity.

I mean, there was a couple moments.

Prove more wrong.

All right.

We got something.

You're going to learn, brother.

You're going to learn.

It's fucking Mark's fault.

You can't control your temper, and now people think that's what we do every week.

Because that's all they saw.

I have no comment.

And then they're calling you, and you having a conversation on the phone.

Like, yeah, I accept that.

I did that.

Yeah.

Damn, I have no comment.

You're supposed to defend us.

I do.

Y'all know.

Mark defends us.

He has a lot.

You have no idea.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

All right, hold on.

How about

no all the time all the time because i i actually think they'd be wrong about y'all it's not just that i don't just i defend my friends because i defend my friends but i also think they actually be wrong all right even even with me and you like i felt like people just got it wrong what do we say well

because if you only watch 30 seconds of a clip they think that flip was mad at me for using big words

And

whatever I think about what Flip thought or whatever you think about what I said, that wasn't the conversation at all.

But because of clip culture, that's what people hear.

So then it becomes like, oh, you know, there's a culture of black renaissance.

He jealous of him because.

And that's the thing.

Their points are correct.

They're big, they're big picture points.

Maybe so for the clip.

No, I'm saying if their points are correct, they ain't got nothing to do with us.

There is anti-intellectualism in the world.

There are people who don't like learning.

We are declining.

All that shit is a country's true.

This is one where we were arguing about.

No, we weren't.

And so then I don't want you to become the scapegoat or a punching bag or a punchline.

You know what I mean?

I hated that remix.

See, that's where I think some of the ignorance.

After like an hour, I was like, I'm not listening to this shit no more.

That's where I think some of the ignorance lies, though, right?

Like, and everybody's guilty of it, but you got to pick and choose when you're guilty of just judging by clips you see.

Like for me, it's very important to remember I don't know these people.

I don't know y'all.

Everybody is running their own business and running their own race.

It's real easy for people to think because you on the algorithm so much or because they hear you speak so much that they know you or are familiar with you or know enough about you to now cast judgment.

True.

You can't do that and on the flip side be called this

intellectual, not where I come from.

Or this progressive.

Not where I come from.

That just means you are contributing to the divided states of America.

True.

And that's not my, that's not, that's not

my ministry.

right?

Like I'm very,

my church accepted all

and made sure to tell you every Sunday

no matter what your walk of life is hookers hoes prostitutes gamblers drug dealers dope addicts abusers they went through the gauntlet on Sundays y'all all are welcome here that's kind of my outlook on things I want to be able to communication is

is not just what you say, but it's what you're receiving.

I don't want to be in a place where I'm only receiving things from people that are like-minded.

And some of them on that native podcast said that.

Like,

I'm really grateful for what Andrew had to say and what

Bakari.

Bakari had to say.

I was really happy that those gentlemen were there.

And I didn't, we can get on this later, but

yeah, we can get on this in an hour too because I got to get to the money.

But

yeah,

the money comes first.

We'll get back to what they was talking about.

Money plays a part in what they were talking about, too.

It's just too much of that.

Yeah, and we'll get to it.

It's just too much of that going on.

Like, you can't call yourself the fucking the native land pod and then misunderstand people from native land.

Or no, no, no.

Because you have a degree.

It's not even misunderstanding.

Or because you're poor school.

You are purposely shunning them and turning your nose up at them.

And then you complain when the white people are.

We got to put this on the other side.

I want to hear what y'all got to say.

And I'm going to just be with y'all and stand up for my friends.

But

I want to hear it.

Yeah, you do this.

So everybody, stay calm, though, please.

A thousand percent.

Manage your tempers.

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He started.

No, no, this isn't bad breaking news.

This is good breaking news.

Oh, okay, okay.

Sweetie has stood up and shut down the allegations of her being in escort.

Since we talked about it on the show,

we have to address this.

Oh, please.

Oh, please.

She's quoting for us, please.

She says, and this is all, I can tell by the way it's written in, it's all her words.

The recent accusations made about me are false, defamatory, and deeply disturbing.

I believe her.

These claims misrepresent the facts and are solely aimed to damage my reputation.

This person

never managed me.

She was simply introduced to me by family.

Her motives are now obvious.

I'll let the lawyers take it from here.

There you go.

There you go.

Thank God Tweety cleared that up.

Yeah, for sure.

Now we got clarity.

We get it now.

Now we get it.

We just got to wait for the album.

Yeah.

That was weighing heavy on me.

Yeah.

I'm glad that she spoke up.

Clear her name.

So transparent.

So transparent.

She could have just continued to go unseen and unheard.

Well, I'm serious, though.

I am glad that she cleared it up.

Now, what I feel about it

may or may not understand.

I understand.

I understand.

I don't think the madam was ever claiming that she managed Sweetie.

It depends.

I managed your career.

Yeah.

I wasn't your road manager.

I managed you on the road.

I managed some things for you.

So she never claimed she was the manager.

What else?

She says she'll see her in court.

Justice for Sweetie, man.

Justice for Sweetie.

You don't want nobody lying on your name.

That's right.

Never.

It took a while.

I'm just curious.

It took a second.

Hey, Sweetie, this was a story for a couple weeks back.

I'll pay that money.

That's the part.

But anyway.

If you're not selling pussy, then it's bad for them to put selling pussy in your jacket.

Yeah, it is.

I'll say that.

Also, a lot of y'all are selling pussy.

That's true, too.

I'm not talking about sweetie.

I'm not talking about sweetie.

I'm just saying pussy is getting sold.

And also.

And there's nothing wrong with that.

The alleged manager, madam, whatever you want to call her, said, send me money or I'm going to keep talking.

And she stopped talking.

All she wanted is her money.

And she stopped talking.

This shit?

I ain't seen nothing else.

She hit pop back out.

She hit pop back out a couple days ago.

Go sweetie and go madam if you got paid.

I'm for the madams getting paid.

Yeah, yeah.

Pay what you owe.

That's where I come from.

It's hard to find a good Madam.

Like, it's hard to find a good fucking accountant, assistant,

engineer.

Madams just ain't easy to come by out here, ones that you vibe with.

So if you find one, hold on now.

A Madam that's bringing in an extra couple hundred thousand a year.

Yeah,

when bitches is dormant.

Listen, if anybody's bringing an extra couple hundred thousand dollars a year,

you want to play friendly with them.

The feet picks might do it.

They might.

They might.

Keeping my options open.

There you go.

This nigga said, yo, hold on to the good battles.

They hard to cover.

Oh my God.

I believe you, son.

This nigga said it like way back in the day.

Hold on to your barber, my nigga.

Way back in the day.

In my Florida days,

when I was in some of the strip clubs that I shouldn't have been in, trying to fuck women that I shouldn't have been trying to fuck.

A good house mom helps.

It's like a third base coach.

Oh, yeah, for sure.

It's like a third base coach.

Yeah, it is.

A good house mom will set this straight and let her know

who to be with, who not to be with, how it should go, who's a good guy, who got good car facts, who got stay away from this one over here.

Yeah.

This one right here.

A good house mom, have her just walked in the car.

Like, all right, fuck it, because the show is too big.

Go home.

The show is too big now.

So when we talk about that stuff, they want me to get arrested.

But that's my past, Angela.

Rye.

It is ours, too.

That's part of where I come from.

It's important for me to understand

all walks of life.

I'm not shaming

where anybody got their education,

what that education may be,

and how they choose to disseminate that.

I'm sure I'm more of an intellectual when it comes to escorts than Angela Rye.

But that's besides the point.

What are we talking about?

Sound like y'all want to talk about Angela Rye.

We're an hour too.

Well, we're an hour too, and we already just did what we just did coming off the break.

So here we are.

Right back to it.

Angela Rye, I

totally accept your non-invite to your platform and would like to add on to it.

Wait, she disinvited you from her.

No.

She said everybody up here wouldn't be welcome.

Who wants to go up there?

Oh, man.

I can't go somewhere that I didn't want to go.

Well, she didn't even know they existed.

Why are we telling the audience what happened?

Fuck.

Okay, good.

Tell them.

I thought y'all was going to do it.

I never heard Marko speechless.

So get your hand out your pocket, nigga.

He just made noises.

And in the aftermath of my contretemp with Flip last week.

Your hau?

He's doing it now.

He's doing it.

Yeah, he's doing it.

Tricky words.

There was a lot of media that came out.

But one of the big pods that I saw respond to it.

And I just heard it this morning on the way in, was the Native Land podcast, which is a podcast with Andrew Gillum, former mayor of Tallahassee, Angela Rive, formerly of CNN, Media Mobile.

Mark, if you're going to do it and give your friends a whole bunch of respect.

Tiffany Cross and Book.

I gave y'all.

Gave y'all a chance.

Do it.

All right, yo, check this out.

check this out

no because he's being too respectful for me we're supposed to we gonna turn up yeah but i don't want to they podcast

i'll just say this

they put a podcast out responding to what happened between uh flip and me and they offered different perspectives on it i i think i thought they were generally respectful and i i agree with a lot of what was said some of it i had a slightly different take on um but they were basically using this as a kind of launching pad to talk about a bigger bigger issue, which they saw was a dumbing down of America.

I think the episode was called Joe Button, the Joe Button podcast and the dumbing down of America.

And they were saying that

this change between me and Flip is evidence of that.

Now, as I said earlier in the show, I don't agree with that part of it.

Which is not in his head, so I think he does.

Well, that's where problem number one arrived for me, and then I'll toss it back to Mark.

You title it that and then admittedly say, I don't look at that because that's not in my ministry.

See, and that's why I appreciate what Andrew had to say because he said, one, I'm not familiar with this podcast.

I don't watch the clips from this podcast.

I assume this is not their frequency every week.

He did.

Thank you, Andrew.

Thank you, Andrew.

That's why you need niggas with brains around.

Thank you.

That indeed is not our frequency every week.

He went on to say,

I also trust Mark

and his ability to gauge where he should should and shouldn't be, who he should connect with, and who he shouldn't, to kind of filter out where he's safe at.

So I took offense to the sentiment, I took offense to a few sentiments, but one is that we/slash I don't love Mark Down.

I take offense to that.

I don't know how much I want to go into love, Mark Down.

Fuck Mark.

No, it's gotta do your thing.

It's a bunch of things.

I think that

the young lady Tiffany,

so it was four people on the panel.

Two gentlemen,

two women.

Angela Rai, young lady Tiffany Bakari, and

the old mayor.

Andrew.

Andrew Gillam.

Who's your age?

So,

former mayor.

If we were a little more literally.

He ran for governor.

Yes.

Okay.

But

so, who I think is dope, too, by the way.

So a lot of times in these

political spaces, a lot of times in the spaces that are

quote unquote intellectual,

we often look at demographics and we look and pick and choose when we want to play victim and we want to play aggressive.

So, when the rich white people are doing certain things to us, we cry wolf.

I mean, we don't cry wolf, we cry foul.

And then we'll take the same exact

thing and now shun other people that are less than we are or that we deem less than we are.

So when we're in the political space and we see all these rich white people making all these moves and doing all this shit and saying, fuck them asses, I don't care what they think.

And then the young lady got on the platform and basically called Flip Dumb and said, I don't give a fuck what he thinks.

I don't want to hear from him because he's not, in my opinion, credible or his opinion is not valid.

It's the same thing that the white people that oppress us say their opinion is not valid.

I don't want to give a fuck about the thoughts of sheep when I'm a lion.

So I think that that's a hypocrisy in that.

You understand what I'm saying?

I do.

Also, that's what happened with Flip and Mark is contextual.

And if you don't watch the pod, which none of them admittedly do, you don't even understand the argument that was taking place.

And this is where my problem comes in.

In the so-called intellectual

community and thought process, not watching or citing your sources.

is a huge red flag.

You can't just spitball some shit and then claim you're an intellectual or go off a 30-second clip and claim you're an intellectual.

Like, if you don't watch the podcast and admit that you don't watch the podcast, and admit that you only see in clip, and I didn't watch their podcast, so I can't speak on that.

But if that is indeed the case, that'd be ironic.

I know, right?

Uh, which why I won't have a ton to say in here, but I do have a problem with someone not watching the podcast and having a deep opinion about the podcast.

And you don't expect the argument, you don't know what the argument is about, where the argument came from, you don't know anything.

Well, that's part of where my acceptance of her non-invitation non-invitation becomes relevant right like like angel

i can assure you like i've got over 25 years in this business i can assure you if you and i are in the same place it's a mistake on my part

like i'm all for people saying who's invited and uninvited places so i ain't mad at it but

We would never be in the same space.

I disagree with that.

And I took offense to that because it was almost saying that

yo if you aren't this if you don't have these accolades

I don't even want to communicate with you right and again to my same point politically or economically some people can now say if you don't have XYZ amount of dollars I don't want to talk to you and your opinion is fucking nothing to me right well and because of that i wouldn't be so quick to cast aspersions on people that i don't know like is what i'm saying like I've never met these people.

I've been in the business a long time.

If we've never met, I'm not taking your content and then, and then just assuming that I know about you or your character, it's in bad taste, which is why you'll never see a clip titled up here, Angela Rye, anything.

I'm not watching the content.

What you're talking about is not my vibe.

And that's where the facts stop for me.

See, Flip is my friend, though.

You understand what I'm saying?

And so they were shooting at Flip a lot.

It was unfair.

And then we get into these spaces where, no, Flip may not have three degrees.

I've been to Flip House.

Flip got an elevator in his house.

I've been around Flip.

Flip generates more income than a lot of these so-called academics do.

You understand what I'm saying?

So when you go.

The kid is well spoken.

So Flip's children are mannerly, they're polite as fuck, and they good kids that you would think grew up in fucking Livingston, New Jersey, somewhere, Short Hills.

So I don't have time for y'all looking at content and deciding which departments people are bright in and people are not.

Who the fuck are you people?

Hold up, Mark.

It ain't time for you to fucking cop a plea for your friends.

That's a dead serious.

Like, who the fuck are you?

See,

I'm cool with content lands being different too.

Some of y'all only get on camera with the intellectual perfection areas that you brighten.

I don't pride myself in doing it that way.

Like, I do things in real time.

I allow people to see my shortcomings.

I allow people to see where, where I made an error in judgment.

I allow people to see, I'm a fan of redemption.

I allow people to see growth.

I'm not just trying to only pop up when shit is good.

I think that there's a certain courage in that.

I think that that takes a certain level of tact and boldness.

So again, for you people to look and flip, y'all don't come on.

I don't know about, I don't know if everybody's so bright in their fucking relationships.

No.

I don't know if everybody, I don't know if everybody's having a blast with their parental situation.

I don't know what your situation with your fucking kids or your siblings is like.

I don't know what you like in social settings.

All I know is what I see from the content.

You quote unquote intellectuals seem to be pulling a lot from places that again like Ish said you admittedly know very little about.

It just comes off away.

It comes off a way.

It's like if you put a

pretending to see especially when you pretending to do all of this

super black kumbaya shit.

I got a problem with that too.

I got a problem with the people that masquerade as kumbaya, super black, all for the people and will be the first one to tell you how we're different.

I come on here every week and say we're less different than we are like.

We just got different ideologies.

But I'm not going to keep listening to people who in 25 years I've never said the name Angela Rye.

I don't give a fuck about nothing y'all talking about over there.

I'm saying that respectfully.

I don't come on here and say a word about any of that shit.

I expect reciprocity.

You could have titled that clip totally different.

That's true.

Don't claim to be super pro-black and then take the number one black urban podcast and put that type of stink on it because you think you got a friend over here that don't give you a license

i don't think it's that i don't think if mark was here or not they i think if mark was here they would never have those conversations no i they having those conversations because their friend is up here no they having those conversations because mark is deemed an academic and an intellectual which you

are no no no i said what you are so now it's yo why is he even there

like angeli said yo mark just come home angela rye i mean part angela ride said mark just come home.

That's the other beat.

But then you go on to say how diverse Mark is.

So I think that that's an insult because you don't put Mark in a box.

Mark is home.

Mark is a black man sitting in a room with black men that grew up in

similar circumstances, albeit we wasn't all in the cult.

You can't say we all have our own walks of life.

Yeah, dog.

Like, I just, I just disagree with that shit.

I look at it.

Thank God there was a black-owned, independent media company there to pick up our good brother when he was misunderstood by other outlets.

Talk about it.

Why is that part not being said by pro, pro, pro-black Nativeland people?

I'm getting confused.

Yeah, that's a Mark was a free agent.

Y'all had a chance to bring him home.

And didn't.

You didn't.

That's a good point.

So don't sit up on your fucking platforms all pretentious as one of the Charlamites.

That's how I know you.

I know you as one of the Charlamites and get to to saying what Mark should and shouldn't be doing.

Please, please, if you didn't discuss this podcast before, if by your own admittance you know very little about it, shit, the woman Tiffany said at least five times that she don't give a fuck about these other opinions.

All I'm asking is that you act like it.

Also, if you're if you're for the furtherment of intellectualism in America and particularly in the urban space, I hate that term, but whatever.

Wouldn't you want an intellectual on the biggest platform to disperse some of that?

Well, that's why that's right.

That's what I'm saying.

Mark, mute up, man.

Mute the fuck up.

Honestly.

That's what I'm saying.

I love Mark.

We all.

We all.

Facts.

We do.

I do too.

Slash.

I learned from Mark.

I also do as well.

Slash.

I want and need Mark here.

It's all of those.

It's all of those things.

Know what?

It's a flip side to that coin.

Mark is way more decorated than you

academically.

Mark can learn something from everybody else up here.

And that was one of the things.

I know.

And that's

not your sentiment.

That's intellectualism.

That's academia.

Yo, and it was almost like, yo, what the fuck is he up there for?

He's just hanging around with these hooligans that he can't take nothing from.

And that's not the case, my nigga.

Again, you could have a doctor, a brain surgeon, right?

Could sit in a room with a financier.

The brain surgeon could have fucked up credit, be behind in his payments.

He's smart in that particular area.

Whereas the financier can't do a fucking surgery, but he over here sitting with a net worth of $50 zillion.

You could be smart over here and smart over here, and the two might not intersect.

That don't mean that the brain surgeon is smarter than the nigga that's a financier.

Flip, like I said, lives well, my nigga.

And makes more money than a bunch of motherfuckers that got a bunch of degrees.

This nigga's kids are well-mannered, well-raised.

He lives well, and I don't think Flip might have never had a corporate job in his fucking life.

Well, that's on them because they think black is niche.

Fuck is you talking about?

I don't like that.

They moving around here like black is

just

one thing.

Flip is independent.

A multi-millionaire independently.

You can't say that about a bunch of black motherfuckers in academia.

And how about

we encourage more conversations with each other just about how, and I'm not necessarily saying us and y'all.

I'm just saying with each other about how we can be of assistance to each other why do we not why do we why don't we not always try to drive a wedge in between some shit that already has enough wedges exactly if you so fucking intellectual one how about understand context and nuance you could have made that point again without saying this pod two i never heard mark say i'm a fucking super intellectual i never heard him say that i never heard michael fucking fucking

Dyson.

You know my man.

Eric Dyson.

Eric Dyson.

Eric Dyson.

Michael Eric Dyson.

Michael Eric Dyson.

You know the fuck I'm talking about.

You know the fuck I'm talking about.

I never heard him say I'm an intellectual.

I never heard that.

I never heard Neil deGrasse come say I'm an intellectual.

The intellectuals teach.

They're not running around getting an erection or getting a wet click from self-identifying.

And it's a lot of that going on that I'm only seeing since Mark got here.

You motherfuckers can go back to the griot.

Y'all can go back to the spiritual healer or wherever the fuck you get your news from.

Again, y'all don't have that license because your fucking friend is up here.

And he could have been there.

Anyway, I'm sorry.

I'm done.

You aren't.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

I'm done.

Fucking Angela.

We're not invited to fucking Angela Rise show.

Are you fucking crazy?

Can I say something, please?

People, and I've been seeing this, people saying that you shouldn't argue with me because I was, because I'm dumb, right?

In their opinion.

A lot of people move with that intellectual arrogance.

And intellect doesn't make you superior.

And that shit is not supposed to be used as a weapon.

That shit supposed to, intellect is supposed to be used as a bridge.

You know what I'm saying?

Hold on.

To connect,

to encourage, you know what I'm saying?

To connect, to encourage, and to motivate me to be an intellectual.

Or to go over there and study and do that.

That was my issue.

And no disrespect to my brother Mark.

It's not an issue.

But that was my back back and forth with Mark.

You know what I'm saying?

It's like, yo, bro, I look up to you.

Bro, I respect you.

Bro, you my man.

And

I didn't take in consideration that you're just one of us.

I'm just looking for you for advice.

Like, yo, you know what I'm saying?

So when you crack the joke, I'm not looking, I'm not looking from that from you.

You know what I'm saying?

I'm looking from ish.

I play around like that, but you, I was like, you know, so that was my thing.

I don't feel like intellect should be used as a weapon.

And number two, I'm not saying you did that.

You my brother.

And we talked.

You know what I'm saying?

And number two, man, I got it from the mud.

You niggas can't relate.

You know what I'm saying?

Common sense ain't so common.

You know what I mean?

And I don't need a book.

Not saying I, oh, no, I do need a old book.

We got

a book.

We got to do it.

I don't need a book, but I didn't need a book in order to get where I'm at today.

Yes.

You know what I'm saying?

We make fun of this man, and we can say whatever he want, but he took a chance on somebody.

He took a chance on someone like me.

If you look up my history, he took a chance and said, you know what?

I fuck with Flip and I appreciate Flip.

I'm going to bring him up here on the number one podcast.

And that shit meant a lot to me.

You know what I'm saying?

So I look at that and I appreciate Joe and I appreciate everybody.

And shout out to you niggas.

You niggas can't fuck with me.

And I don't mean to say niggas, but people can't fuck with me.

Get to where I'm at.

I don't like, get to where I'm at, man.

This shit is from the mud.

And when you get it from the mud, you appreciate different.

You look at people different.

You don't put other people down because you want to celebrate them, especially the ones that got it out the mud.

Not a lot of times, especially when you still punching the clock for the white motherfuckers that you supposedly condemning.

This nigga's self-employed, bro.

I think.

And one thing that

stupid people and Andrew and Bakari said this.

Again, I cannot stress.

I cannot stress.

They held it down.

How appreciative I was for what those two gentlemen had to say on the matter.

Sure.

I beg your pardon.

Again.

I did.

But one thing that quote-unquote stupid people are really, really, really, really, really good at, and they said it, is knowing when somebody calls them stupid.

They did.

I'm glad they said a lot.

They said a lot.

I'm appreciative of those brothers.

Angela Rye, I accept your non-invitation.

If I'm somewhere and you're there, I'm leaving.

No, I'm a fan of Angela Rye, too.

Yeah.

I think I've said up here mad times I'm a fan of Angela Rye.

I just think that in our community, there's unity and community.

I'm not a fan of her, but

we once we get to our all-black club we could identify where we at who's our tribe and who ain't i don't i'm not i think i don't need to get all them i think they all

love black people and i think they all care about all of us up here i i do

sound like it do i know just hear me out so i i think

first

in terms of the title of the episode I agree.

I wouldn't entitled it that because I think that doesn't set the table for the kind of conversation we want to have.

It alienates people from the beginning.

I agree with that.

I think Andrew's a dear friend.

And it just appears a little like that.

My name is Clickbaity.

What the fuck is Clapback talking about?

It's Clickbait, bro.

Like,

you are their friend, right?

So

they invested in a you and flip back and forth.

And I guess y'all are on this podcast, but it's behind a paywall.

It wasn't a major.

Like, why is my name even attached to whatever this is?

One, and two, why would you want to cast that type of light?

Because also they showed that other clip where

you were saying, rest in peace to your friends, to your friends that were lost, and we handled it very poorly.

I admit, we handled that.

I, not we, I handled that very poorly.

But again, don't tell me that you're all pro-black and then want to highlight the very, very, very worst of the best black podcast that there is.

I'm just not buying it.

Words and actions need to align.

It's a little bit more.

I feel you.

I mean, I think we're all guilty sometimes of not doing enough research on clips or on shows when we make opinions of it.

That's true.

I think this is just discussion.

That's all of us.

That's true.

Get in there.

We're in a professional response business, so that happens sometimes.

I think if those are the only two clips they saw, I could see how someone could draw an opinion of the show that's different than I see the show full-time.

But that's why we should read more, and that's why we should watch more.

And trust more.

Yeah.

Trust your friends.

Yeah.

Angela's a dear friend.

I mean, a dear, dear friend.

And she cares about me.

And so I think we're going to be passionate in defense of our friends.

And that might become the top priority.

So

I do understand that.

And Tiffany, all of my friends, but Angela's a close friend.

Get the fuck out of here.

Got a question.

Let me get it.

Let me say a question after that.

So I think that's part of it as well.

I heard their comments a little

more nuanced than that.

What I heard Tiffany say was, when she was pushed on it,

I'm not saying people shouldn't be everywhere talking.

She just said, that's not my ministry.

I don't want to be in those spaces.

I think everybody recognizes that those, that we have to be in all the space, that we shouldn't just be in academia.

We shouldn't just be on mainstream mainstream legacy media.

I don't think they're saying I shouldn't be here.

I think they're saying, I shouldn't be here if it's not healthy or safe.

They're literally saying.

No, but let me finish the thought.

Mark Claim.

I shouldn't be here if it's.

David, I'm not going to let you lie in what she said.

Tiffany said, you should not be here.

Verbatim.

That's not me freestyle.

No, I'm with you.

And that flip shouldn't be heard.

And that's, you know what I'm saying?

Then there was a pushback, and Bob's saying, by the end of the conversation, I think what they were trying to say that wasn't communicated well, I agree with you, was I shouldn't be here if it's not safe or healthy or productive.

I think the problem is if you don't watch the show fully, from the clips, you might think that, but if you watch the show, you realize that it's not.

And that's what I'm saying.

I think we have to watch more and study more.

And again, I think part of that is just

being protective of your friends.

I agree that some spaces aren't worth being in.

I agree with that wholeheartedly.

As do I.

Yeah, I don't think this is one of them.

As do I.

But I do think that there are spaces, and I think that's the point they're making.

I just disagree with the analysis that this is one of those spaces.

That's all I wanted to say.

And then finally, I agree with you 100% on the last point, and this is not about the native land pod, um, but it's about um all these places.

Is a lot of people who say to me, Why are you up there?

I give them two reasons, right?

One is I actually think this is a healthy and good, well, three reasons.

One, I enjoy it, two, I think this is a healthy and good environment for me to have these conversations.

I'm talking to people I've never been in conversation with before, I'm talking about the audience.

Um, and but third, like to your point, like

I got fired by CNN in 2018.

No, Ain't nobody calling.

These weren't calling, you know what I mean?

It's almost like that would be good over there.

I was talking about before.

It's like, all y'all mad that I'm with this person, but none of y'all wanted to date me.

You know what I mean?

And so it's like,

yeah, I was perturbed about it.

And that's not, again, that's not a critique of Angela and them because they weren't, they're not in the hiring business.

But I'm saying like these companies, these corporations, even some of the fans, are like, why are you here?

Why are you this?

Because I took some pretty passionate stands that y'all tell me to take.

And then when I take them, it comes at a price.

God damn right here.

Yeah.

And I'm willing to pay that price.

And I'm always grateful to you for opening the door, knowing that it's not an easy choice to hire me.

It's easy in some ways.

In some ways, it's like, what the fuck are you doing?

And so I never take that for granted.

So I think it's a lot of moving parts there.

I do think America's getting dumbed down.

And I do think we need to have that conversation.

I agree.

I just didn't want Flip to be even the poster boys.

The Mascot poster boy.

That conversation because it's unfair.

And he's not that.

Because it's not fair, yeah.

And there's way stupider podcasters than Flip.

I was about to say that, but I was like, I don't want to sit up like that.

I just want to ask you, Mark, I just wanted to ask you, because you said she's a dear friend of yours.

Yeah.

has she at any point reached out to you and had a conversation prior to going to that?

She did.

She did.

All right.

She did.

And I didn't get a chance to holler back.

And she came to me not about the pod, but about like, I'm concerned.

You know what I mean?

Like, are you okay?

What do you need?

Yo, learn how to share your fucking friend.

I don't want to hear this shit, Mark, talking about.

Learn how to share your friend.

You got a friend that's cool on this side and it's cool on that side.

Share your friends.

How many fucking mental health conversations we done had with Mark and with each other?

Like, don't tell me about some fucking fight that Mark and Flip had.

Like, there's a brotherhood going on up here, whether you see it or not.

But it is a prejudgment based on your perception in the media.

They look at you one way, like you're obnoxious, you're provocative, and all of these other things.

So you couldn't dare have a brain.

I'm not mad at a brain.

You couldn't dare be outside of a surface-level thinker.

That shit is insulting.

I'm just mad at a misjudgment.

I'm mad at the attempt to correlate it to anti-intellectualism.

That's what I'm saying.

You couldn't have a brain in your life.

Yeah, part of the problem is viral culture, though, because

if people look at the three biggest clips of me ever, maybe the four biggest clips of me, one is me laughing at a dude about the Cheesecake Factory with Angela, actually.

That's funny.

You know, one is me and you about the flat earth.

One is me and you now.

You're welcome.

You know what I mean?

You see what I'm saying?

So, like,

I think we've had some great moments up here.

The mace.

And me getting.

Fuck you.

Yeah.

But my point is, like, there are moments up here that I think are great.

Talking about mental health.

Talking about depression.

That I wish 5 million people would see.

That I wish

the media outlets would talk about.

But the shit that goes viral is always the worst part, the worst or excessive parts of the world.

But they leaned into that too.

They leaned into it, number one, with the name of the clip.

You playing the game.

They playing the game as well.

You leaned into it with the clip.

Not just that.

You also took the number one biggest platform and you structured your argument around it to gain some more clips.

You did that too.

Y'all playing the game too.

Don't act like you above the fucking game in the fray.

You doing the same shit.

Yeah, I think it's also weird to,

of course, I personally, and I think all of us would like America to be smarter.

But every time that's not just a black thing, my nigga, white America's dumbing down every fucking day, too.

For sure.

Technology and all of those.

Which they did say in the podcast.

They did say so.

My point was that I was getting to is I think we consider ourselves an entertainment podcast more so than anything.

You can't expect high-level intellect everywhere.

I don't want that.

I want to go to the channel for laughs and music talks and stupid shit, just like I want to go to the

fucking video essays I watch on YouTube, too.

Well, that's the thing I got frustrated with with Twitter after this and other times.

They were like, why is Mark talking about whatever, you know, Jay-Z or whatever when he should be talking about these other things?

Well, I hate that he has to talk about these.

It's like, nigga, I wrote that on the board.

Like, this morning, I wrote a little scrappy on the board.

You know what I mean?

Like, I can name Brian McKnight.

We're pulling Mark down to the trenches with us.

But that's back to black people.

Marquez's old show, support that.

Big dad on the show.

Put that on your platform.

Or go on Patreon.

Man from North Philly that has experienced some nigga shit the same way he has experienced some high-level shit as has most of the people in this room.

Don't diminish us and who the fuck we are because we on this podcast talking about jerking off.

It's some niggas out here running a million dollar business.

No, dog.

It's niggas out here running multi-million dollar businesses on their own.

And that's where you're talking about.

But that's where, again, it's just a little naive on the side of the quote-unquote intellectuals.

Intellectual average.

Flip is running a multi-million dollar business.

Yeah.

In spite of what you think about how he articulates things, that's not possible without some type of intellect.

Because y'all would be doing it.

I'm running, I ain't going to say what the number is on me.

I'm running a business.

Oh, so my shit multi-million, but your shit is a business when you've got a certain number.

I don't even know if this shit is a business no more.

Your shit might be a corporation.

Enterprise.

Yeah, you know what I mean?

Enterprise.

I'm just saying, I'll be the first person to tell you that I left one school in the 10th grade.

I left a second school in the 10th grade.

I left GED school.

I left Voltech.

I left piano classes.

I left anywhere where they was trying to.

Thumb was getting in the way.

Yeah, yeah.

Yo, I'm not ashamed of it.

That's my story, right?

Like, I I embrace that.

Part of what got me where I am is I totally embrace my story.

None of y'all could shame me for it, right?

But part of my belief system with two recovering addicts as parents is

there's genius down there.

There's genius down there where some of y'all choose to overlook, where some of y'all choose to not be in rooms or have a conversation.

I applaud Mark for

being over there with y'all in the geek show

and then coming over here and being down with us one of the very first things mark said when he got here was listen i've been doing x for this amount of years

now i'm heard by my people he didn't say by new people he said i'm heard by more of my people

so if y'all are unequipped the rest of you intellectuals to go to both parties

then don't shame one of y'all for having those tools in the toolbox to be able to do so, is all I'm saying.

I hope I conveyed my point with all the respect in the world because I don't have any beef with y'all.

Long story short, fuck the vision.

Yeah, I'm not with it.

Yeah, it's divisive.

I'm not with it.

It is divisive, man.

Yeah, I'm not with it.

I appreciate y'all.

I appreciate y'all, too.

Now, when I have my little house events, and Angela and them are there, and y'all are there, do I need to have y'all on separate sides of this?

I think Angela's.

You got a big house.

Not big enough, apparently.

I think Angela's fine.

I'm a fan of Angela.

Rye, I've said it up here.

And she loves black people and she loves us.

I'm a fan of some of her work

as well.

Please don't misconstrue what I'm saying as in, I don't want to ever hear her.

The way my black folk algorithm works is when she says some things I need to hear, it's there for me to listen to.

I'm not a regular listener of theirs, but I'm also just not with coming in here and just fucking kicking everybody in the back for no reason.

Unless you logic.

Do you think that her opinion is she's saying that it's too late for me to learn or I'm too ignorant to learn?

No,

I didn't get that from what she said.

I don't think it was even about you at that level.

I think, again, you and the show became

like the launching pad for a bigger argument.

I think that's how the media works, too.

People have things they want to talk about, and we use news pages as a way.

Yeah, well, make your point without Joe Button's name.

True.

Make your point without saying mine.

Then I get the chance to respond.

And she said that shit, like, there's ever been a call or a text that said, Joe Button is trying to get a little bit of a bunch of hand in hand.

And I ain't mad at him.

I promise it wasn't about you.

That wasn't about you.

That wasn't about you.

That was, I think, the point was just if it's about y'all, it's about me.

I hear that.

If it's about y'all, it's about me.

That whole speech, it was about me, even if it wasn't about me.

But anyway, peace and love.

Peace and love to all.

Yeah,

and there's enough going around, there's enough cake around for everybody to get a slice.

That's it.

All right, on to our next story.

Sex toys.

Right.

No, no, no.

Your good brother Mark wrote that down.

No, I did see something

that I thought was kind of cool.

I might be on the wrong side of this issue or in a minority on this issue.

No, it's nothing crazy.

The MLK thing, right?

So, yes, I don't know if y'all have been seeing Martin Luther King popping up on your battle rapping?

Timeline, battle rapping.

Going to the WWE.

He said, I am the dream.

And they got in these crazy situations.

And finally, the King family stood up and said, enough.

They went to Sora, who's like the creator of this AI technology, and said, please stop this shit.

They agreed.

They said, no more Martin Luther King

AI depictions.

But now people are saying, well, we need to do it for all of like no more Malcolm X, no more Prince, no more Michael Jackson.

Like stop taking our icons and doing crazy shit with them.

I'm of the opinion that's not okay.

I actually think we shouldn't be banning it.

Yeah, I'm with you.

Yeah, I don't, I mean, as much as I hate St.

Martin Luther King as a a pro wrestler,

the battle rap between him and Malcolm X was fire.

I like that shit.

I think if you're going to ban one, you got to ban everything.

But that's what I'm saying.

We're banning the free use of it.

Yep.

Got it.

We're not banning the use of it.

We're banning the free use of it.

Meaning you have to get permission from.

So if you ask the estate and the estate is fine with it, then please, by all means.

But for you to be able to grab our dead icons without permission from anywhere, like that violates rights.

That's the problem with that.

That's the source shit.

Yeah, exactly.

That's the problem.

Yes.

So

it's readily available for anybody.

So you can go type in a couple commands and it'll create whatever you want.

And if we don't push back about that, then you could potentially turn somebody's legacy into whatever you want it to be

20, 30, 40, 50 years after they're gone.

And that's a scary place.

So that's not about the icons, and that's just about people's rights.

Yes.

Well, I agree with you.

If you're alive,

the rights differ.

Okay, so somebody.

That's why dead icons' rights is a conversation.

Because a law law was passed that says that once you die we can it's it's wild wow west

Okay, interesting.

That's why people are saying This has to stop with the people that pass the people that are alive they can't do that with gotcha But so I can't they can that's the thing with this with this well there are laws that that but I'm saying what I'm saying is like people making them videos They not sell it.

It's not being sold This is just somebody making a clip throwing it out there.

So

I saw some money.

But I'm saying not just that, you're still using my likeness.

I don't

allow that.

You're building your AI company.

For example, I saw Patrick Mahomes one just yesterday, where right after the game, he gave a referee a hug, went in his pocket, pulled out some money, and gave it to him.

Like, and that's funny, but he's alive.

You get what I'm saying?

But it's not something being sold.

It's just a piece of.

I understand what we're saying.

People make money off of content, but

the company itself is making money.

You can't build your business off someone else's likeness without permission.

This is still America.

Or intellectual property.

Sorry, and this AI is not building their business off of someone's likeness.

That's just a use of it.

I could make a video that'll have this.

I'm just saying, I can make a video that'll have this statue stand up and clap.

That is also a violation of intellectual property.

Of course, of someone that owns that.

That's the problem with AI in general, is that it's just stealing.

Right.

And that is how they're building their business.

That's what I call

it.

I'm just talking about that.

They are building their business because they are taking certain images and certain things and getting popular with it, which means my business is growing as the popularity grows.

And I can now build up market share and go sell to a big dog for a whole bunch of money.

And let's call it what it is.

They're coming to us again to build their business.

Oh, yeah.

They're coming to us again to do it.

Because we fall for it.

Like, yo, dog.

So again, we see

Brent's memes out and Michael Jackson memes out and Mahomes memes out and Michael Jordan memes out.

And now I didn't make money then, but now

my

valuation is high.

Yes.

I built my business on those images and those memes.

The entirety of AI, the learning models, all that shit, as we know it at least today, is just taking a bunch of shit that already exists, i.e.

someone else's intellectual fucking property and amalgamating it into something quote-unquote new, which is why there was hip-hop fucking lawsuits in the early 90s.

So it's the same shit.

It's the same exact thing.

But it's sampling laws.

So the intellectual property, and I'm not a lawyer, so I don't claim any expertise in this.

I'm just thinking like what makes sense to me ethically.

You are a lawyer.

If the

intellectual property part, I'm with you.

But in terms of just icons,

dead icons,

should we not be able to have fun with their images?

Should we not be able to do interesting, creative things with it?

Should there be like a non-starter?

Now you open this up.

Malcolm X is one of your idols.

Yeah.

If you saw a meme that somebody thought was funny of Malcolm X

doing some wild

egregious shit, it's not funny anymore.

Right, right.

So, some your definition of funny and Parks' definition of funny or ICE's definition of funny is different.

If somebody took Hitler and had an image of Hitler running around doing all this wild shit, it's a whole group of people that's not going to think that that's funny.

I'm with you, but I'm just wondering if I want to outlaw just because I don't like it.

Because, for example, I would love to do some wild shit with an old image of Abraham Lincoln showing he didn't really give a fuck about freeing the slaves.

I would love to have you, you know what I'm saying?

And so I'm saying just because I'm offended by it doesn't mean that I want to outlaw it because I don't like seeing Martin Luther King in that light.

I would hate to see Malcolm X in that light.

I still know.

I would like to see Abraham Lincoln in that light.

Exactly.

So I'm like,

I have to let it all in if I let.

Or protect everybody from it.

Protect everybody from it.

And I'm not sure if it's practical.

It feels like this is a,

what do you call it?

Inevitable?

Yeah, it's inevitable.

Thank you.

It's some First Amendment shit or teetering some First Amendment shit.

Yeah, and I'm a little scared of what it means.

Because when the King thing came out, it wasn't like, all right, we need to stop everybody.

It was like, we have to protect our icons.

And that, to me, feels like we're protecting some people from this and not others.

And that doesn't feel.

You don't have a problem.

That don't feel sustainable to me that's that's what it is that's exactly what it feels like because now who determines who's an icon right right yeah or what's funny and what's not funny yeah so to put a blanket out there we're gonna protect everybody so nobody gets offended were y'all offended though when y'all saw martin luther king no no i was entertained that's funny

i was entertained that's funny when him and malcolm x did the battle race i thought it was funny i thought it was funny with him in the ring i i i had it i'm not i know i had a dream I don't stand with the dream.

I am the dream and all of that shit.

But I'm a fan of wrestling, so I understand.

And I thought about Amani when I saw the Michael Jackson one.

And I I was sitting there, like, as a Michael Jackson fan, you could enjoy watching him and Prince talk about who had a better funeral, or you could be like, I'm hurt.

Like, his loss meant something to me.

And watching people play with him dead or Prince is awful.

Like, I can see people feeling both ways about it.

I just, it's art, though.

And so

I just struggle with it.

My other problem with that fucking Native land part.

When did we ever have an intellectual that didn't need to learn how to convey their message to other people?

Like, I'm just listening to y'all talk about Martin.

I'm listening to y'all talk about Malcolm.

Like,

this been around long before the Joe Button podcast and Mark joining.

Not to hargen back to what y'all was saying.

Yeah, yeah.

Anyway.

Strippers.

Strippers.

Yes, strippers.

Let's get this stripper.

Lil Scrappy has made the

internets again.

And let them know you wrote this on the board.

This is my story.

This is my story.

Lil Scrappy, there's a couple of little scrappy going around when he was with his mom, Mama D, who people know from VH1 as well.

Shout out to Scrappy and Mama D, love them both.

And they were talking about his childhood birthday parties, particularly when he was 14 years old.

And Mama D kind of matter-of-factly mentioned that there were strippers at his 14-year-old birthday party.

And

I was curious to know why.

And before I could ask,

she said it was important for girls to be there because she wanted to make sure that he liked girls.

He was chasing pussy.

Okay, and not wearing a tape.

That's a little bit.

Okay.

That's a really good one.

But Flip heard more.

There's another piece of the clips that I missed.

She wanted him to chase pussy and not wear a tote.

And she shouted out the LBGTQ community.

She said, no offense.

Totes are very popular, though.

I love a good tote.

Joe got 77 of them.

Yeah, they definitely asked you a bunch of pops.

I think the uproar was that she doubled down on that while Scrappy said it traumatized him.

He said he had to go to therapy, and that traumatized him being 14 to see strippers in his face.

And his mother said, you got traumatized by some pussy.

So that's what that argument is about.

14.

So there's a couple beats with that, right?

No pun intended.

So

the first one for me is,

I didn't know that people really felt that way.

Like Mama D, when I looked on the internet, there are a lot of people who agree with Mama D, right?

They're like, yeah, you bring strippers around your kid early, bring girls around, not necessarily strippers, you bring girls around the boy early to make sure that he's quote unquote okay.

That's crazy.

Boosie did that.

Boosie did it with his son.

He talked about it.

When Boosie said it, I think Boosie took it a step further.

Yeah, he did.

I thought he was the outlier.

I thought he was one in a million.

I didn't realize that a lot of people think that shit.

Did y'all grow up with niggas who thought like that?

People thought like that.

I mean, we're older.

So that wasn't necessarily a think.

Yeah, it wasn't a think back then.

Joseph, thoughts?

I'm quiet on this because, and what I hear you saying, is changing the conversation, right?

Like, there is this negative undertone to

Mama D trying to figure out or bringing hiring strippers to see if her son is gay.

I don't think it's trying to see.

The make sure.

I don't think it's trying to see.

Even if there's a question, I'm bringing them to make sure this is to like, this is what you're going to like.

Any way that you tell that story, it comes with a negative undertone.

It does

make sure he's not gay.

It sounds negative.

No, no, no, no.

The negative is if you are gay,

it's a disappointment.

And that's the difference.

That's the make sure.

That's the negative piece.

Yeah, like that's the negative piece.

As listen, I say all the time how many gay friends my mom had.

The hairdresser was great.

Everybody was gay in the 80s.

My mom is cool with all of them.

There was a thing

in black families

trying to identify who was going to be a little

and who wasn't.

And that's not because you were about to treat them any different.

You just wanted to know.

You just wanted to know.

I think that's reasonable, by the way.

I think that's very different than

make sure is different.

I don't have a beef with that.

And when I say figure out, they didn't hire adult entertainers to do so.

Let me clarify what I'm saying.

Right.

But I'm not going to shame parents, aunts, uncles, family for having that curiosity.

when kids are young.

I don't take that that way.

I don't take it that it's a curiosity of trying to figure out.

It's more of a matter of fact type of thing.

Like even if you are, we're going to to make sure you fix this.

But when you go to the extent of hiring adult entertainers and so forth and so on, then yeah, I'm only talking about the ability to be curious.

Oh, yeah.

I'm not talking about

you trying to drag something.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Because that's what I hear when I hear those type of stories.

It's like, I'm making sure, like, I'm deciding for you.

I'm making sure this, this is what you want, no matter what.

Yeah, like, every kid, every parent I know looks at their kid and at some point wonders, like, are they going to be gay?

Are they going going to be straight?

Or it at least crosses your mind.

You know what I mean?

You know, and you,

how you respond to that is, to me, the issue.

Being cured or in the family, I think, you know, Tomzo might be.

Tonzo, you know, we all do that shit, right?

It's the idea of trying to undo it.

Black mother be like,

she call herself liking girls.

Yeah, that's it.

They definitely think it's a phase.

Right.

The gay part is always the phase.

She calls herself being gay.

Now you're talking.

That's the body of it.

Now you're talking about it.

I'm shutting up.

But now you're talking.

See, because we're talking, in this conversation, we're talking about

teenage boys, young boys, a little scrappy being 14.

Today, the real shit.

Oh.

You know, it's the other way today.

Yeah, yeah, for sure.

It's the other way today.

It's the other way today.

What do you mean?

That's where the talk is.

It's real.

It's in looking at...

Our daughters and our nieces,

it's the girls when they hit a certain age bringing over their BFFs

and

wearing their hair a certain way, dressing a certain way.

It's like, hold up now.

And then until they get the courage to come tell you, or until you bright enough to figure out, yo, this is what's going on.

Right.

It is a thing.

Right.

Yeah.

Not so much for the boys.

The boys, if they close the fridge a certain way at five, you just.

If you close the fridge with your hip at five.

That's what I'm saying.

That's what I'm saying.

Wow.

And do that noise.

Uncles be like, yeah.

It's the girl running around in fucking camouflage sweatshirts.

With fucking.

If the girls run around dressed like Derek, where you're like, okay,

something's up with this little motherfucker.

And then they go get one boyfriend.

Yo, you tell them?

No, guess what?

Hey, as soon as you think it, they come home with their first and only boyfriend.

But guess what he looks like?

Oh, shit.

A bitch.

I'm like a little girl.

I'm done.

I'm done with y'all.

And they walk in that bitch like,

why little Timmy look like that?

Little fucking Timmy like a little.

And they don't go.

They don't go nowhere.

Once it's out,

they come into Thanksgiving with their girlfriend, too.

Oh, that's a fact.

So if you got a problem,

eat your turkey fast.

They'll be there.

Because the kids are coming with their significant other, with their same-sex significant other.

As they should.

I got family members that's gay.

They ain't going nowhere without their motherfucking gay girlfriend.

Nor should they.

And they should.

And I I ain't mad at it.

Come on, you get some sweet potato pie, too, girl.

Go get in here.

It's a good segue into Snoop's new animated series.

Yes,

where he has decided to make some same-sex relationships.

Snoop

after his after his outlash a couple months ago.

Before we get there, can I just ask y'all messy questions

off the same topic as anybody I know?

Have y'all ever been anyone's last straight encounter?

Maybe not last, last, but close to last.

Have y'all ever pushed someone

to the other side?

Yeah, y'all fucked their heads up.

Yes.

Yes, Vice.

Ish.

Mark?

I've been to the last straight encounter yet.

Yep.

Well, you've been married forever.

I don't think the last, and I don't think you could push someone else.

But you push somebody over there.

I don't know if you can push someone either.

Or someone gay after you.

Yeah, I think so, yeah.

She was done with niggas completely.

And parks.

Well, on his day.

Some of them went back too.

So, you know, you know.

Yo, you was just a fuck up.

What a fuck up.

So, y'all ain't never doubled back in pop?

What?

Look at Ish.

Look at Ish.

Yeah, you know, that's not the question.

Look where his brain.

What is yes, but I don't know.

Oh, you mean after she came out gay?

Yeah.

No, that's different.

I fucked a few chicks that.

Yeah, that's different.

But the problem with that was when I fucked that chick that swore she was gay, after me, she was trying to be straight.

Oh, nah.

Get your ass back in the cage.

Back to the other side.

Back in the cage.

Or coming over here every day.

No.

And that's why you had to stop fucking the fucking the gay 25-year-olds, 24-year-olds, too.

Now I realize, oh, no, you know, go back over there.

I'm not doing what.

No, we done.

I'm finished.

They don't stop.

Then you had the girl that was just throwing

throwing your pussy for years, but you never took it that way because she was gay.

Yes.

Had that.

Yeah, you was faking.

It was pump fake.

That gay shit is

a nice thing to have in a two-bot sometimes.

For a girl.

Oh.

And for a guy.

You're feeling about your quick.

That sounds homophobic.

Huh?

You about to say something, right?

Oh, yeah.

That AngelaBrow would have been ashamed of.

No, the joke is on you, and she'd be fine with it.

The community is saying every week,

twice a week, you talk about how gay I am on the low, and I just miss it.

I think it's more than

that.

It's a lot.

You toss them.

I don't give a fuck.

Fuck, Mark.

What else we got?

What else we got?

Oh, Snoop.

I'm sorry.

Snoop, yeah.

Yeah, they learned him.

He's making an animated series on YouTube called Doggy Land, and it's going to feature same-sex marriages or relationships.

And he has a whole press release about how important you're goddamn right.

He's got a theme song called Love is Nick.

It ain't me, Snoop.

Clap, nigga.

You got it?

I'm not anti-gay.

That's not what I'm saying.

We don't got a clap.

That's not what I said to you.

He just expected Donkey Land something different.

I didn't say that.

You told me Snoop was making cartoons go Donkey Lane.

That wouldn't be where I thought it was going.

Yeah.

But good for him.

Snoop leaves no bag uncovered.

No, him and Shaq.

No,

him and Shaq.

He's got to flip that bad PR into great PR.

Snoop and Shaq.

I saw Shaq in some commercial last night.

I said, wait, he's in this too?

I forget what it was.

During the game, I was like, wait, what?

Shaq don't play.

They don't play.

Shaq and Snoop are

a masterclass in marketing and branding.

I don't want to bunch them together.

Shaq wasn't performing at the Trump show.

I'm sorry.

Shaq can't host the Olympics either.

I mean,

I'm just saying.

Listen, kudos to everybody.

They ain't got a re-invite.

Yeah.

If you snoop, would you do it again?

The crypto ball?

No, I don't think he ever did it again.

I think he would.

Shit, I think he would.

I think he would, too.

I think he would.

Hear him explain why he did it.

I think he would do it again.

I think he would do it again, too.

Yeah.

He felt like he was doing it for crypto.

Hear him explain it it wasn't about trump for him it was about his business partners it was about oh crypto and he had relationships i'm not saying i disagree with it a thousand percent but knowing how he makes sense of it how he justifies it i don't i think he would just why i disagree with y'all is because exactly what just happened with the doggy land thing he made it make sense when he initially made the statement about not wanting to see uh same-sex relationships on tv it was a valid thing i don't want to have to teach my kid about this i want to watch a movie

and then immediately he's got a show and a song.

So I think Snoop was very brand conscious, and he's one of the greatest we've ever seen at it.

So I think that he would not do the crypto thing again.

I think one is offensive and one is less offensive.

You know what I'm saying?

I think, one, you offended some people and potentially hurt some feelings.

And I think the other one, you just upset a current person.

Because remember, most people want Trump.

That's the thing.

Like, I get that he's brand conscious.

I think Snoop would do whatever is popular, but we act sometimes in our part of the world, we act like Trump's not popular.

Like, most people voted for him, including some people up here.

Like, it's a thing.

So, why do you keep saying that?

Because somebody did it.

Because he's talking with the family.

Nobody up here did that.

I'm telling you, I'm not in this room.

Nobody did that, Ma.

Okay.

Name them then.

You keep playing T around the line.

Push your gun or put it in the host.

You do that shit.

I'll put my gun in the host.

All right, then don't say it.

I'll never say it again.

All right, I'll never say it again.

Title that shit.

I keep people.

I got to keep it tight.

Nobody told you that, Ma.

Yo, I just want to say that you're not keeping someone

secret if every bump you say, somebody did it.

Somebody over here did it.

I ain't gonna say who, though.

Yeah, you vote.

Okay, you're right.

So I won't do it.

I know it ain't me.

I know it ain't me.

I know it ain't me.

I didn't vote.

And the second.

I didn't vote at all.

Mel was from Canada and couldn't vote.

So the number gets narrowed down.

Okay.

Was it you?

Was it you-ish?

No, I think it was Mark.

It might have been Mark.

Oh, shit.

You did it.

You cracked the code.

I cracked the code.

I would have got away with it if it wasn't for you, Chris.

It was you.

Mark,

it was not Nappy.

That's all I say.

Mark, you voted for Trump.

He wouldn't have it.

I didn't.

I I didn't.

I didn't.

Did y'all hear Trump say he don't want to get to heaven or he's not getting to heaven?

No.

Do we care that our president doesn't think he's going to heaven?

No, but that's Corey.

But he's so religious.

His followers are so religious.

Right.

Shit.

Dumbass is up.

Anyway, all the trump.

Yeah.

Yo, real quick, we was talking about Snoop.

I want to ask y'all about somebody else from that era for me.

Is Fat Joe playing a caricature?

And if so, a caricature of what?

I don't think so.

I don't don't think so either.

You gotta be more specific.

You have to.

Like, look at the clips that go around about Joe.

I think he's leaning into it.

The stories that he tell?

Yeah, I think he's going to be a little bit more.

I just think.

Georgia was pretty fucking up.

He's leaning into being entertaining.

Okay, at what cost is what I'm saying?

I understand that.

I'm not here to debate that.

Okay.

Let me talk.

I bought Flojo.

I bought Don Cartagena.

That's my shit.

Me too.

To hear Fat Joe

say,

I miss my Uncle Georgia is like a slap in the face to MCs.

I give that one a little bit of a pass.

Some people are good with remembering lyrics.

Or hearing them.

Hold on.

You don't got no lyrics you've been fucking with over 30 years.

That one.

What's that?

Stop it.

I miss my Uncle Charles, y'all.

From

no way that I miss my Uncle Charles Georgia, y'all.

I can hear somebody fucking that up.

Stop it.

No.

Somebody, yes.

Fat Joe, no.

No.

Why, though?

Because he's MC.

We We all got lyrics that we fuck up, even though he's MC.

It's one thing fucking up lyrics, but that is like the part of the song.

If you don't know Bone Thugs rap fast, we all know that.

A lot of people don't know entire Bone Thugs Midwestern, but you knew that part.

No, you knew that part.

No, a lot of people knew that part.

That's why it was a thing.

With Jadakiss, another MC points it out.

You have to be pretending at this point to be stupid.

To me, he's doing the same thing Five Even does on Instagram.

Let's stop it.

That'll make you sad.

And let me tell you this.

I'm not saying stupid.

And I'm going to say this.

Fat Joe solidified it outside.

I'm solidified, pardon me, outside, right?

He solidified in his hip-hop rap career.

Now I want to do this podcast thing, and I want to be provocative.

I want to be a little

entertaining.

Yeah, some shit you might do.

I would never do that.

You might not do that.

You might not do that with that specific topic, but you've said, nigga, I'm going to be by for a week.

Some niggas ain't going to do that.

You know what I'm saying?

Just for the interaction and response and all that other shit.

What I'm saying is, y'all are correct.

My stance is only coming from an MC's point of view.

But Fat Joe's not an MC no more.

He's not approaching things as an MC like that no more.

Fat Joe's still without records.

Fat Joe the podcaster is not an MC.

He's approaching this as a podcaster.

My job is to podcast and puts out music though.

You're missing my point.

My job when I'm on the couch is not to be an MC.

It's to be an entertainer.

So I'm going to be entertaining.

If I know when I tell these stories or I do these little funny things like this those be my clips that go viral and at work i'm gonna do it i'm not arguing with y'all i got that i'm just saying at what cost like when the word went around that fat joe tells the most amazing stories and they could be lies we as a fellowship kind of just laughed and because it's funny and we understand that okay

for for niggas that purchased fat joe music to hear him sing out loud i miss my uncle george uh

he probably got an uncle george

no no no no i get what you said no No, no, no.

I get what I'm saying.

I get what he's saying, too.

I think he's being too.

I think he's made a mistake.

I think

if you see ASAP Rocky, if you see Critical, if you see Joey Badass on a movie, for that person, one of the most identifiable lyrics in all.

True.

You're being too quick.

No, you got it.

Maybe I'm music.

This is a completely unrelated note.

Have you ever noticed how long it takes for the chorus to come out on a crossroads?

Yes, I have.

That shit don't come until like two and a half minutes.

But they was cooking.

And we pray and we pray and we pray.

They was cooking.

They were.

They were absolutely.

No, I think Fat Joe's.

Uncle Georgia.

It's hilarious.

Oh, I know you're MC.

I'm offended by that.

Yo, it's funny.

I'm offended by him.

I could hear him fucking that up.

And he could be just joking around.

I think he's joking around.

Like I said, it didn't seem like he was joking though.

I put Fat Joe in the same boat that I put Fabio in.

What he does on Instagram.

When he spells shit wrong,

no, when I say that, because

let me finish, please.

Paul.

He's spelled.

I pay.

Oh.

He'll say he's spelling shit wrong because again, I'm playing into something that y'all already think and it's gun.

That's what goes viral.

That's what this is the content space where niggas got to do shit to go viral that leads to the check that leads to money.

You're saying at what cost?

And that's well, guess what?

Niggas ain't losing money.

You said at what cost?

Niggas ain't really making a lot of music, money selling music today.

But I might make a lot of music on this podcast and I need my numbers and my views and my clicks up.

So yes, I'll be entertaining to do something.

Prees, you are absolutely right, my brother.

I'm saying at what cost

him and you and him are saying a cost I'm willing to pay.

Like, that might not ain't my cost.

It might not be a cost.

It might be some debt.

No, it is a cost.

You've been here since 92.

There's a cost.

I'm not going to let y'all new kids on the block do that.

It is at a cost.

What's the cost?

You're not looking at fat Joe the MC the same no more.

You are.

You're wrong.

That's a cost.

Joe,

I'm not saying it's a big one, but it is a cost.

It is a cost.

We don't have to care about it.

You know, part of what makes they dynamic, they're dynamic on that fucking show is the fact that he's sitting across from somebody that the entire universe knows.

Sit shit on that mantle.

That's what makes it.

Yes.

So now I'm going to play that.

I'm going to play the opposite.

I have a question.

You got it.

There's never award.

There's no content universe where Jadakiss would misinterpret.

such an identifier.

Exactly.

Now let's be Oscar and I'm not saying that

I'm looking at you a little different and you look stupid.

I'm saying that Uncle Charles is Uncle George.

You know what else makes that clip work?

I look stupid every week.

I don't care.

You know what else make that clip work?

The one who doesn't look stupid, Jadakiss, responding the way he did.

I would also say that being on this podcast for a long time and working with you in the real hip-hop space, there's plenty of people that got a lot to say about you liking the fucking birdie music from the strip club and bigging up such and such while not talking about such and such.

We should just say,

I find a lot of people that look down on your MC career because of how you have podcasted and maybe that's unfair it probably is unfair that's true but yeah i would say that that's unfair i think it's unfair to say that about fat joke because i'm very joke not me okay i miss the critic i had a whole different take for it which is just that i think podcasting is hard i think when you mc and you're a star you can curate your image real easy

um you control when people see you how people see you you tell a story on a youtube it goes away but when you got to do this every day

and you got to come up with stories and be interesting and funny and all these other And deep engagement.

And people see other sides of you.

I think some of it is just people just seeing other sides of him that we might have not known.

Like, maybe he's a lyric fucker-upper from way back.

We just would never know.

Maybe.

I don't know.

But I think a lot of it is just you're seeing the cracks because this job is hard.

And being interesting every day is hard.

Oh, yeah.

The goal.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Triple on tonight.

Yeah, I think Joe's just.

Shout out to Fat Joe's.

Doing his job.

I love Fat Joe.

Yeah, I like the show.

I love the show.

Oh, cool.

Even though y'all stole my flag throwing shit, I saw that.

Yeah, they did do that.

They did do that.

Oh, they got the flag on the play?

Yeah.

They throw the flags.

That's funny.

Not funny if you believe that you're being spied on, but I'll save that for my truth podcast coming soon.

Do y'all care that Jay-Z is following the Joe Button podcast fan clips page?

Well, I think you should follow the official page, quite frankly.

I know, because I've seen this happen before.

Holy

time you look, he's not following no more.

He'll be following shit, liking shit on accident from scrolling i checked this morning he's still following i checked the other page that he was following it was like a very right-wing uh inappropriate joke uh

there was people without you know with physical disabilities that the people are making fun of so hove is a wild boy if these are the two pages that he actually wanted to follow on intentionally

like i said i've i didn't take too much into it because i've seen it before where oh shit hove liked this or hove followed this and then he

i don't take much into it either but it's funny that hove does that to kind of just let people know that he sees things here and there it's a cool way to do that shout out to him what i will say if he's listening is hove that that page hates me

if you think maybe that's why he follows my wife yeah it's all adding up now right

what i'd be willing to say is follow goddamn if you think that that page is like in support of something we're doing up here it's it it's not like not at all but do what you want i mean follow what you want yeah just text that's it yeah yeah he'll text you he won't text me

anyway

um what else oh how often do we shower yeah i was asking how often y'all shower pod days for sure

daily yes daily i'm soaring oh and that i'm in between y'all and joe the reason i asked that question the reason i asked that question is because even if you don't leave the house

he asked the woman to clean my house yeah If you don't leave the house for four days, you're showering every day.

Well, it's never a day.

I don't leave the house for four days or a time.

But in the event that there was a time where you didn't leave the house for four days, you would shower each of the four days.

For sure.

Makes me feel like I did something correct.

Really?

At least three.

One thousand.

Okay, I would not.

At least three.

One thousand.

I ain't gonna lie to y'all.

Yeah.

Now, it might be a quick shower.

No, at least three.

1,000 percent.

Before I'm getting into bed, I'm taking a shower.

Your shit starts sticking to you.

I mean,

unless I have sex.

Speak for your shit.

I'm not showering.

My shit don't get shit.

You're doing no sports.

Oh, I'm about to say, wait, what?

No, no, not in life.

I mean, you know, four days.

If you put me in the house for four, like during the pandemic, there was times where I was in the house by myself for a week.

You think I took seven showers?

You ain't

like months.

Now, if we talk about the pandemic, my numbers change.

Because

I was with the earthy.

I was in my earthy bag.

I wanted to embrace, oh shit.

No manicures, pedicures, and barbers.

Oh,

the wild mas.

None of that shit.

Those niggas bowing.

Sorry.

Hey, I'm totally.

I was not showering every day during the pandemic.

I showered.

I think I still was.

I think I still was.

Really?

Fuck.

You don't want to get COVID.

We were washing mail.

I'm going to wash my body.

I don't want to get COVID.

I was still outside of it.

White gets dirtier faster than mail.

That's true.

That's true.

I definitely would show it.

You probably don't get a white car.

I showered almost every day.

I showered every day during the pandemic.

Black cars also get really disgusting by that.

That's true.

That's true.

Wait, what'd you say about black cars?

It's true.

The reason I asked the question is because is it Zazzy?

Is it

Zazzie Beats, who we know from Atlanta?

I love her from Atlanta.

I love her from her.

I love her.

She made a comment a while back that has been resurfacing.

And so the conversation has been popping up online the last day or two where she said that she basically doesn't buy into the American concept of showering.

She said, I actually think Americans shower too much.

She's from somewhere else, I think, too.

She's German.

German or something?

She said, I like a cat wash.

Also known as a hobath.

Like a cat wash.

I do my face, my armpits, and my...

What she used to do after that.

Intimate.

Once he went to the trunk.

Nigga, put his shit in the sink.

Once he went to the trunk, you got a bag.

That nigga put his balls in that little tiny ass sink.

Yeah, nigga, walk his balls.

That nigga used hand soap.

Never sprinkle.

Hell yeah.

She said she likes to have a little scent.

And not from perfuming shit.

That's why he would end

so much sooner than me.

She needs to have a little.

Now it's ended before him.

He said he leaves, and I'm still being in the room.

He had to run.

Which one is it?

I was still going to work work while that nigga was popping the trunk.

Yeah, really?

Stay over?

Nah, it stayed.

This one is the stay.

Which one is it?

He stayed.

Which one is it?

Anyway, go ahead.

What y'all saying?

I support that about her.

I support her.

Y'all okay with a woman who says I, you know, I just do quick hold bath every once in a while, maybe shower once, twice a week.

Can we differentiate between

stay with and prefer?

Unless she drinks chlorophyll.

Because I've definitely fucked some earthy hoes in my lifetime.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, everybody.

Yeah.

I think it's fine.

Listen.

listen, man.

You got to drink chlorophyll.

Chlorophyll eliminates body odor.

So I ain't talking that.

Or whiskey.

Chlorophyll is definitely a chlorophyll.

Chlorophyll is, Marfa.

I know it's a drink.

I just never heard it.

I was going to ask you more about it.

I don't know about it.

Chlorophyll is a liquid.

It's a liquid that comes in a bottle and puts it in the morning.

Yeah.

And it eliminates body odor.

If you don't shower, it helps.

That's some bullshit.

Even though it's not.

Even when you,

you could wake up and not brush your teeth and your breath won't stink if you you took chlorophyll for a month.

A lot of, oh, he not lying.

But I don't want to.

I prefer to do the...

Yeah, I'm going to chlorophorophyll for a while.

Explain it to me.

A lot of the vegan people, seriously.

I'm aware of some of these things that people say.

I don't know what chlorophyll for.

Like the people that say, oh, just try some lemon juice under your herb.

Like, no, you smell like body odor and lemon.

They don't

use nothing.

Because they say that once you're eating the proper shit, I understand that.

Your body's way of pushing the toxins out, you don't have no knowledge.

I've been friends friends with a lot of hippies for a very long time you told me and i understand all of these theories the thing is is they just smell like fruits and armpits now like i'm glad that you're healthy and i'm glad that like the garlic thing is working out for you

you smell like onions and garlic and lemons and body odor yeah exactly that's old now i don't care if they shower or not i just don't want them to i just want to be able to smell it yeah

you guys ever uh dealt with someone with some uh armpit hair yeah hair that's right yes yeah have you ever what slept with a woman woman with armpits.

Yeah, it was rough.

It was an earthy joint.

Yeah.

And I knew the one who.

I have no problem with that.

I didn't.

I wasn't trying to fuck her armpits, so I didn't care.

Yeah, exactly.

She had a really rough smell, and it was rough.

And like, we hooked up one time, and it smelled really bad, but she was a dancer.

So she was working.

No, not that kind of dancer.

I was about to say, wait, hold up, what?

No, like, like, what club was she at?

You know, he'd be down there and feel like the curtain dancer down the

professional dancer.

Dancing the black stars.

And I was like, this doesn't smell right.

But she was coming.

So the next time she came over, I was like, you know, why don't we just beat it?

Huh?

Yeah, he's still taking the beat.

Yeah, fuck on the shit go.

It was the first time.

You still beat.

Yes.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah, because we came home together.

You got to turn your head the other way.

And then the next time, this is like 20 years ago.

And then the next time,

nobody has to time.

I have to establish the time frames.

Yeah, absolutely.

I know, I know, I know.

I'm playing.

And then the next time it didn't smell great, but I was like, maybe she's just coming from dance rehearsal and she's not showering.

Did she cheat the second time?

Yeah.

So then the third time.

The boy Miz don't care.

That's what I'm talking about.

I don't think that there was much showering happening at the pyramid.

Oh, we did that for shower at the pyramid.

And then the third time I said, well, let me meet before you go

to rehearsal.

You know what I mean?

Guess what?

Still smelled like that.

Yeah.

Whole way.

Be visible, yo.

Yeah, and after that, I just realized that whatever they're arranging, whatever they were doing wasn't for me.

I couldn't take it anymore.

I did it each time, but I couldn't do it again.

I couldn't do it a fourth time.

That's when, that's when,

that's when, as a single man, you had to up your,

hey, I have these things on deck ready for her in the bathroom when she comes to my crib.

Keep a bottle of fireball, hey, keep a keep a Gillette.

It's insulting me.

Keep a bottle of Jagameister on deck, Gillette.

Yo,

how do you approach that conversation?

They lying.

You stink.

Well, you don't.

Yo, you hit it.

To anybody out there, if you give them some fireball, if they're drinkers, some fireball or some something that, you know, some Jaeger mice or something that smells very strong, and block that smells.

If you've been in the game for long enough and you playing that game, whatever they need, they're going to say upon arrival.

If she needs a shower, when she comes in,

she's going to ask, hey, can I hit the shower first?

She's going to say, do you have whatever it is?

If you a nigga that's playing the game and trying to be good at it, at some point you wanted to have all the shit that she may need

as a single man

pointless most women that I know before

before they lay down they're gonna ask to go to the bathroom anyway

we not talking about them we talking about the other them so to Joe's point Joe's we talking about stinking foot

so we talking about so Sasquatch not going in the bathroom she don't care if you got polo towels now yes she is because some of them bitches know they stink I would tell you go to the this you didn't tell a girl go to the doctor go check that's my point I'm making with with him.

You got it.

I told a girl to go to the doctor to check before.

Long long time when I was younger.

Yeah, you might be in the human.

You gotta tell him.

He's in middle school.

And that's why Angela says,

that's not wrong.

Angela, some of you.

You know what?

You made the point.

Yeah, you guys want to do that?

You guys want to tippy-toe around.

You have to be.

If I smell bad, I want somebody to tell me I smell bad.

Are you going to go to the doctor, though?

Because after a couple of times.

I'm not doing it.

She smells a bitch in medical attention.

BV.

Yo.

But you be wearing the shirts.

These tops that don't leave room for perspiration, too, though.

Yo, fam.

Who?

Who?

Oh, shit.

Nigga, you just got to wear big shirts.

I tell you, I don't want to do this with you.

How did she respond when you told her she needed to see a doctor?

The doctor said you were correct.

Fam, one of my homegirls told me she had BV, and it took her three years to get rid of it.

Oh.

What's BV?

I'm sorry.

She had BV plus.

Bacterial passion.

Yo, and one of my, and this is my homegirl, she told me like dog.

And she said, yo, the crazy part?

Are we talking about funky vaginas though?

Yes.

Oh, I told you.

She said, yo, niggas.

yeah, I wasn't talking about vaginas.

She told me niggas did not care.

Niggas will fuck right through that BB.

What?

Yo, she told me niggas eating and a little bit of yeast.

Or you gonna get it that little mayonnaise.

Don't touch me, you wear that.

You was right.

You was right.

These niggas is heat.

Nah, oh, you gonna get his little feta cheeky on your shit.

She a queener.

She a queener.

That shit might be an aphrodisiac, nigga.

You might try to get this shit off.

Get this shit off quicker.

Yo, niggas fucked you.

Niggas fucked you since the picture mark.

Look at this cream.

I'm killing shit.

Yo.

Holy shit.

That's funny.

We made DD Anderson.

I'm killing shit.

Nigga get my shit on.

Holy shit.

Y'all are absolutely walls.

That's disgusting.

When you ever had that little light glaze miracle whip on your shit from the yeast

and then went to go have an uncomfortable conversation with it.

All you did was go in the bathroom, wipe it off.

They ain't had no conversation after that.

Not at all.

Hey, listen, I just walked by like.

I mean, it's a little bit of a look, look.

I just got on my period.

That's when they come with explanation.

I just got on my bath.

Oh, I was at Harvard last night and I fucked 10 guys.

Oh, God.

All right, Ma.

All right, Ma.

It's cool.

I understand.

Holy shit.

I need to go home.

I'm embarrassed.

They don't want help.

Hey, hey.

You know.

Hey, you know.

Angela Rihanna.

Points were made.

No, that was your mom.

Points were made, Angela Rihanna.

And Tiff.

You think they're girls in the pyramids, right?

They were the worst.

Oh, shit.

They had everything.

But that was, you know.

They had what?

Everything.

Overall?

No, Elaborate.

It was a cult.

Yeah, everybody had sex with everybody.

The leader had a bunch of diseases.

So all the girls in there, after a while, I realized they had a lot of stuff.

They didn't believe in Connolly.

No.

He has 1,82 kids?

Listen, and sometimes she didn't know she had yeast before I got in there.

I had to be the bearer of bad news.

No more products.

I had to be like, yeah, he ain't.

He couldn't.

Did you smell that little.

Did you smell that?

Did you smell that little?

No, everybody go deep in the oven.

Yeah, word.

Word.

For real, real shit.

There's no issue.

Yo, you know what I mean?

Bitch try to talk them through it.

You know, sometimes in life.

Yo, you're crazy.

These things happen.

No, I don't.

No, nigga, you tell them.

Get your ass and go.

Do your shit, Torre, go to the doctor.

Paul me, Chad.

Go to the doctor.

Oh, man.

Nigga, it's a City MD.

Well, that's new shit.

What was back in the days?

That's how you get caught up.

City MD is new.

It just came out of a little head.

Don't say that, though.

Go to the the hip center.

Real quick.

Question has nothing to do with anything else in here.

Thank God.

Has anyone ever put their chain on y'all for a few minutes?

Huh?

I'm annoyed.

Fuck it.

Everybody put their chain on me.

Yeah, nigga.

He tried to tell me where his chain.

I'll fuck you.

I'll fuck you up.

I didn't say nothing.

All right, watch your mouth, don't you?

Just ask me.

Nigga, ain't never put no chain on me, nigga.

Berg put his chain on Flip.

Oh, you watch your mouth?

A couple minutes.

Watch your mouth.

I didn't wear this chain.

Who?

Well, you held it.

He let you hold it to see the weight.

Which one, the hit or the maker?

Nigga, Berg said, yo, put this chain on.

I'm like, nigga, I'm not putting on the chain.

And he took it off his neck and was trying to put it on?

Which inspired me to ask y'all.

Yo, Joe, don't do that.

You know how to put that chain on.

I know, but I want to know: has anyone ever put this in?

What you said?

It's a nice weight, daddy.

Hey, no.

That's how niggas be taking this heavy.

I didn't say that.

No, no, no.

You gave voice ain't bad.

You get a BBL.

I'm telling you.

Trainer already trying to give him a fat ass.

He said it.

Oh, yeah,

he was saying it.

He was telling us.

He got trying to get his Kanye on.

He said you're going to have his shit sitting by the side.

When I was younger, though.

Like, I would wear a web chain when I was younger.

Wait, you in the gym.

Wait, hold up.

Yeah, we can't just let that move.

We got it, because Ice brought it up.

She do a little hip thrust.

Itch is in the gym, y'all.

He's looking good.

It's in the gym.

Itch does look good.

He looks better.

He is in the gym.

He told me the other week that he's in the gym.

He has a trainer.

I'm proud of him, so I'm not.

I don't have a trainer.

Health is wealth.

Health is wealth.

Health is wealth, baby.

I'm not going to clown my brother out the gym, but I'm going to clown him while he's in there.

So he said,

well, I heard, I wasn't here for this, but what did he say that the trainer?

What happened?

He said, the trainer is trying to give him a fat ass.

He was like, I didn't say anything of the sort.

How's he offering to do this?

They be making up shit.

What'd you say?

What'd you say?

BB.

I was there, but I won't go say that because I know you want to talk about it.

Nobody said anything of the sort.

Just tell him.

I was at the kitchen.

I said, my legs legs is hurting because the trainer been

kicking my ass.

So I'm like, yo, she be having me do all these fucking squats.

She's a female trainer.

Oh, it's a woman.

She be having me.

I ain't gonna lie.

Why aren't we surprised?

Yo.

I can't believe you got that off.

You got it.

Yo, you niggas is juga.

Light eyes is back.

Yo, you niggas is a bunch of jugglers.

You got it, boy.

Of

The whole time he's talking about Trade, I know it wouldn't make sense.

What's up, Agna, nigga?

Where's she from?

What you get?

Dory.

She black, you ass.

Switch it up, switch it up.

Yo, move, yo.

Get away from me, man.

Oh, shit, ass, nigga.

Itch came home.

No, she be doing, like, having me doing all these lunges and all these squats and shit.

So I'm like, Corey, like, oh, she be making you do it.

I'm like, hell yeah, that shit.

Have you not been able to walk two days later?

And I I was like yo fam you know I ain't no baddie right like I ain't trying to get no fat ass and she started laughing tough to walk

yes seriously no yes today laughing listen I start working out with Shannon Briggs next week man for three months so

nigga I'm preparing myself wow you ain't gonna still be in a fight

with the hyper masculinity

he kept walking when homie in Brooklyn was taping him oh man Oh, true.

Who kept walking?

I stood right there.

See, I don't want your body.

I stood there.

You pumped it right there.

I stood right there.

It's not true.

You're lying.

I had too many people in there.

You went to your car to pump fake like you were getting something.

No, I went to my car.

I was some pussy shit.

I went to my car to put my phones in the car because last time on the parkway, I was holding my phones in the hand.

I said, yo, hold on, give me a second.

But going to the car could be viewed as something.

Nothing happened.

So you can't fight with your phones?

Nothing happened.

No, I'm not fighting with my phones.

No, I understand.

I watch niggas steal niggas' phones.

I watch niggas lose niggas.

It's on.

It's on, my nigga.

Nah, nigga, I'm not.

I got preferences when I want to get it on.

No, I understand.

Give me a second.

By no means that I had too many people with me.

It was not that.

They was like, you were safe.

Who, him?

Y'all, bro.

Hey, yo, you punk-ass nigga.

Hold up.

I'll be right back.

Let me go put my phone.

He went to his car like pump fake and to get the

fucking shit.

What's your fucking mouth with?

You put his phones up.

And on top of that nigga without, yeah.

I saw him.

Shout out to Shady Ring.

I saw my next week, nigga.

All that head shit.

I'm going to fucking fix you.

Hey, yo, tape it, please.

No, he's taking it.

No, please, pretty, please.

He's about to surf up, boy.

One, two, three.

Don't let him do that.

One, two, three.

I wouldn't let him do that.

One, two, three.

It's going to be tough.

It's going to be tough, man.

I'm fast out watching this.

That's hilarious.

Yeah.

Have you ever trained before?

I have.

Okay, cool, cool.

Yeah, yeah.

Yo, back to the content that we watched when we were away from here.

Sure.

I have

been watching

the street fights.

Well, it's not street, the organized street fights where niggas put the headgear and the gloves on.

and it's a ref.

I'm telling you, not that y'all too inspired this idea for me, but

we could do it.

Do what?

Get the headgear, get the gloves, sign paperwork, and have like an organized fight in the park.

After the basketball game.

That's how this shit gonna look.

Hey, yo, what's wrong with your man?

That's bad.

You know how much money we'll make?

No, you know how much money you would make?

I would pay y'all, stupid.

But you ain't gonna pay us what we want.

Well, what do you want?

I'm not doing it.

You have to pay us a lot.

What's a lot?

Yo.

I gotta pay y'all to fucking defend yourselves.

No, we don't need a defending.

Somebody you're paying to be told.

We have to pay us to create content for ourselves.

You have to pay us to create content that you are going to put out to 8 million people and generate income from.

How much do I got to pay to have post?

Let me finish talking first.

Be open-minded.

I'm not.

come close let me finish talking door shut my nigga

he's a baddie the baddies are how much

go put the gear on pull the record and me not put you down one you're not gonna put

then i want to control that

you gotta you gotta fall joe in our contract you gotta go down quick too

quick too yeah

for real the last time i'll pay you your word for it i pay you more than mandy the last time i fell or the last time i fell for your content, I got a limp and I ain't get a dime.

Oh, shit.

Oh, shit.

Oh, you're lying again, too.

That's a fact.

That's not a fact.

And the limp off.

But that's not a fact.

Oh, and he's going to limp off.

Look.

That's not a fact.

That's not a fact.

You lying.

I don't got a limp.

No, you do got a limp.

Pause.

I want to pay to put you down.

You got a fall, and you could pick the park.

Name one of them Essex County Park.

That would be such a great idea.

or some of y'all pods out there talking shit We could do some type of cross cross fix

that sounds like fun.

Yeah, let's pick a pod to fight

Whatever man, I'm crazy my algorithm be happy bugging out anyway

What else is important or unimportant?

Wasn't there business you wanted to fix?

Yeah, you wanted to fix the company.

Oh in our new segment in our new segment uh help fix that

fix that company

hey hey I see it niggas You get to the back.

Yo, Chase.

You might sit here now.

Yo, that is against the law.

It's not.

It is.

It's not against.

No, it's against the law to go through somebody's phone.

That's not against the law.

You can't just look at the people's content in their phone.

Nigga, get a screen, but get a screen.

No, the bank screen pops up with dollar signs.

Get a privacy screen.

I used to have that till I learned my girl got

my girl could see through whatever screen.

Don't care about that black shit.

Really?

You can't see.

My girl looked right inside.

You text Deborah again, huh?

I was like, God damn it.

That's why you guys got to go to the bathroom for long periods of time.

Got to take a shit and text Deborah.

I'm joking, by the way.

Yes.

Here, I got you.

I got you.

Two seconds.

We are going to fix

GoPro.

GoPro.

Can you tell us why?

Yo, I saw me.

I don't need help.

Come on, let me see.

What's going on?

You ain't going to sit me down next time, nigga.

You ain't going to take a day.

Oh, no, I'm good.

GoPro

was worth $11 billion.

Then they lost 98% of their value.

Jesus damn.

GoPro wasn't just a camera company.

It was a movement.

Surfers, skydivers, snowboarders, they all had one thing in common.

A GoPro strapped somewhere on their body.

The founder, Nick Woodman, just wanted to film his surf trips, but no camera could survive the waves.

So he built one himself and accidentally built a culture.

With a $200,000 loan from his mom, GoPro was born.

Small, tough, waterproof cameras, perfect for the YouTube era.

Every athlete became a filmmaker.

The marketing?

Genius.

No glossy ads, just real footage from real people doing crazy things.

GoPro didn't just sell cameras.

They sold adrenaline.

By 2014, GoPro went public.

This is normally where the problems arise.

Valuation, $11 billion.

Stock hit $98 per share.

Wall Street called it the next media empire.

That's when the cracks began.

Woodman believed GoPro wasn't just a camera company.

He thought it could be the YouTube of action sports.

But he forgot one thing.

You can't sell a dream without a plan.

They burned millions on a failed media division.

No strategy, no infrastructure, no audience retention.

The media empire never launched.

Then came the Karma Drone, a rushed product meant to rival DJ1.

DJ.

Oh, I, I'm sorry.

It literally crashed mid-air.

GoPro had to recall every single unit.

Millions lost.

Reputation shattered.

There you go.

Yeah, that's it.

Right there.

Meanwhile, smartphones got better.

That's it.

iPhones started doing what GoPros did, only easier.

Consumers stopped asking for GoPros.

They already had cameras in their pockets.

Instead of pivoting, GoPro panicked.

More models, more accessories, but innovation slowed and customers stopped caring.

Revenue tanked, layoffs followed from $11 billion in 2014 to under $1 billion within a few years.

That is a 98% collapse.

The founders' $285 million paycheck became a PR nightmare.

The hero who sold adventure was now fighting for survival.

GoPro forgot its purpose.

It wasn't about gadgets.

It was about freedom.

And once the story died, so did the brand.

Damn.

Distinguished cast, I asked you today,

if you were charged with how to fix GoPro,

could you come up with something and what would you do?

I don't know why they wouldn't do wearables.

I would

do what?

Hold on, wearables.

Glasses,

necklaces,

wearables.

Yeah.

They're already popular, but the ones that exist currently, at least that I see, are all tied to Meta or some other company that I don't want to be tied to.

Or guess what?

Glasses that look good,

that take pictures or video.

That's a great idea.

I would go app-based and I would go to look to create an app or a service based on housing.

You can already record you, like I said, like they said, the phones, iPhones, all that shit can already do what GoPro does.

So now we'll create a community that lives in an app, subscription-based app that could like Peloton almost.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yep.

Agreed.

That's the goal.

In that app, I'll piggyback off that.

Set up some sort of licensing thing where people can now use these things as stock footage on other platforms for a fee.

That's another great idea.

Yeah, I think that I didn't even know wearables existed.

And I had a GoPro.

And one of the hard things with a GoPro was

that shit'll fall.

You would have to hold it.

Like you might be coming down a water slide doing 30 miles an hour.

You drop your shit off the side.

It wasn't as user-friendly.

Maybe some of the bike niggas and shit like that.

It wasn't as user-friendly as people thought.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, I've lost them shits.

They fall, all that type of shit.

I think that the wearable shits fly.

I didn't even know they had that.

And then I think they should emerge.

I think they should emerge at the height with YouTube and one of them other people as a storage for the content and allow people to download their content there almost like an Instagram.

Great idea.

Instagram was just pictures.

Great idea.

So if you could take your GoPro shit and put it in a one platform so everybody could see your vacation and your adventure and you jumping off the yacht and all that shit, I think it would have been a good idea.

Y'all nailed it.

That's y'all said everything I was thinking.

Yeah, and I think that it should just.

And to the merger point, right?

I'm sorry, Flip.

To the merger point, like

I would fucking align with people and give a GoPro angle to F1 or two.

I would want to put a GoPro on on quarterbacks helmets.

Any of that.

Any of that.

This was years ago, but just and just master the durability, right?

So it won't, you know, because sometimes GoPro fuck up and even just master it because one thing the iPhones can't do is

can't stay underwater for long, right?

For you.

But

they make the case for it.

That's what I'm saying.

Everything that you could do, you can do on a phone now.

if we talk about the football helmets and stuff like that like like joe said they should have like yeah they're from the quarterback

gopro should have built a camera to go on the football exactly or that but at least the quarterback's had like yeah that should exist anyway

someone should do that and and with innovation gopro should have been number one in the drone space number one they should have been early early early in the drone space yeah because if they would have got the drones drones first

First is

we call Vaseline Vaseline because they was first It's petroleum jelly.

So if they would have been in the drone space first and got that under their belt, then every vacation person in the world, every realtor in the world, because now realtors is taking a drone, putting it and getting the top view of the houses and all of that shit.

They would have been number one in that space.

Somebody got to point.

They should have had another department to operate as an amp.

If you know streaming is going somewhere, you should have identified the young popping streamers that are only using GoPro.

They're not using anything else to stream.

You're getting these exclusive angles.

They just needed to pair, much like Lego again, whose success story I'm just in awe of, just make the right partnerships.

Partnerships matter partnerships.

The right partnerships.

And innovation is key, right?

You got to know that

the bigger ship is coming to bite exactly what you're doing and that there might not be space for you in the future years.

Act now.

Act now.

You get these executives that's comfortable in the suite receiving whatever money they're receiving.

No.

And you still got to be proactive.

To come full circle, how we were talking about the other pod that we was talking about i don't want to keep beating their horse but sometimes you got to get with a casanat and a lot of times these older white executives are looking at casinat like this young boy don't know what the fuck he talking about i made xyz amount of amount of money you got to pair with some of these young people that could give you ideas you could pair with flip that could give you a different perspective because flip is outside right you're right you get what i'm saying and sometimes we just you're right diss them niggas and dissipate they should have stepped to casinat the way that under armor stepped to steph curry yes right or brandon yeah Under Armour went to Brandon Jennings before even Steph Curry and shot that, you know what I'm saying?

Like, I'm saying Steph because he could have got a bag from anywhere, Steph took the brand to another level, but they tried and he got the lifetime,

lifetime D-Life.

That was crazy, yeah.

I would have stepped to Kaisinette or maybe not Kaisinette.

That check is a lot, probably, but I'd have stepped to Playboy Max, any of them niggas, and been like, use this when you're not streaming early, early, yeah.

Identify the partnerships that make sense for your company and lean into it, don't be scared.

Good job.

Good job, fellas.

I like the segment.

I do too.

Yeah, that's cool.

I do, though.

Great.

What else?

We didn't touch music at all.

It wasn't much this week.

Dave East dropped Carver 4, which I got about halfway through.

It's a long album, so I don't have too much in-depth on it yet.

Yeah, same.

It's 10-17, so the Gucci Man fan knows what that date means.

Yes, he dropped another album called Episodes.

It's a double disc.

I did not get a chance to listen to it yet.

I absolutely will.

Speaking of him, I did see him on Big Bank.

Okay.

Dope.

And they were asking him about the verses.

And him and Jeezy?

Yeah.

And

Gucci was saying how he got caught up in the moment.

Like he didn't,

he didn't go into that planning to say all of that that he said.

And he was like, he had to give a shout out to Jeezy.

And he respected the way he responded to it.

Because he was like, I just, thinking about that moment, he got turned up again.

And he's like, had Jeezy would have went right after that and played stay strapped, he said, this whole thing was over.

He said, I had people with me.

They had it on them.

We was ready to go.

But the approach that he took, it was like some grown man.

Some grown man, I'm getting money.

And he was like, he was actually able to lower the tension in the room.

And he joked about it.

He was kind of like,

he outmatured me because Gucci was like, I'm mature now.

So he was like, he outmatured me.

Take lessons from Gucci.

That's what I always try to do.

Well, yeah, it was just speaking of the album.

It was just, it came up.

But I like that remix.

Sorry, I mean, control.

I like that remix too.

Chris Brown and Usher.

Yeah.

And Bryson Tiller?

Yep.

Yeah, you put me on it.

That joint is fire.

I hated the intro.

Yeah, first 10 seconds we could do it out.

Yeah.

But once we get to it,

Usher's killing it.

Yeah.

It depends.

It depends.

Remix is out.

No disrespect to Bad Bunny.

Oh, boy.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

They're doing this boy a disservice now.

Have him doing the Super Bowl.

He did the Super Bowl already.

Who?

I'm just his.

Oh, Chris, bro.

That's what I'm saying.

Oh my God.

When I say that, it's just

B R O

Joe Brown.

Got a call from Chris saying that he wanna do another remix.

He done already took my hit and made another hit.

Ain't that a bitch?

But I said, Okay,

long as I can do it my way, let me take you down

and realign your chakras.

You dick can do that.

Don't holler like you tired when I'm taking you down.

Do that.

You're the only one to lose track.

Let me take a dive off of this.

I can do more than a beautiful life.

I'll fk you right away.

I'm a freaky freak, but I ain't no one to make you feel good.

I call this from the rip, by the way.

Hey, you better say

fire.

Absolute fire.

Go Usher.

Go Usher.

The remix I was waiting for.

The remix is here.

Sounds great.

I'm probably still going to play the original.

I play the remix too, though.

I like them both.

I like them both.

Yeah.

I like them both.

I'm not mad at it at all.

Not mad at it.

The original is just a little different for me.

We got a summer walker date.

Well, I've been at a date.

Well, we got a summer walker date.

Y'all think I wasn't on Justice ass at that date almost a year.

What's the date?

November 14th, I believe.

Oh,

it's coming up.

Put it down.

That's good.

That's good.

Finally, over over it.

Ending the trilogy.

Classic.

Yeah.

Classic before it drops.

Classic before it's out already.

I cannot wait.

I cannot wait.

Let me give y'all a little bit of this, man.

A little bit of this Tycoon.

This Ty Dollar.

This is Ty Dollar Kodak Black and YG.

This record is called Smile Body Pretty Face.

A lot of good strip club records on this project.

project.

Uh oh

I was broke and started in the same deep.

Here you go.

You was dead, but nobody believed in me.

Talk about it then.

Down bad, I didn't have a plan beat, don't blame me.

But you stand and feel me around my knee.

Pull up, but you so fasty with it, we did.

Never fall, never sweet, never cap, you did it

Even without

me

We making the same mistakes, babe We both take a turn to say sorry

You love me, I love your fun sway

Now I wish that somebody else would have came in singing, but I'm not so mad

I forget sometimes what to say

Wait a minute, hey.

You the top to make the whole blue get jealous.

Big flat, you ain't even with your heart.

Black card, if we we talking fake card, you the way, post it on your head.

No, no, no.

Ticket time, ticket time.

Ticket time, nigga.

Sit your old ass down.

Not too fast, bro.

It's bottom, huh?

No, no, no, no, no, bugger.

Nigga, start bugging up.

I'm old.

I'm old.

Yeah,

oh.

Echo.

Wait a minute.

Hey.

I like a few of the the joints on here, man.

But not what I need.

She's what I want, but not what I need.

She's what I want,

but not the one I need.

She's what I want,

but not what I need.

does what I want, but she's not what I need.

Let you have my bit before I let you hit my weed.

She thinks she got the best, but it's just good to me.

Thought I had a threesome with two sisters on the beach.

She said you'll never find another bitch for me.

Yeah, so there's a bunch of these on here.

Yeah.

There's a bunch of these on here.

I like, let's see, there's 15 songs, 41 minutes of music.

I probably, I'll,

I like probably six or seven of these.

But if I remember them, if I remember them, I'll go back to them.

Like, I like these.

It's an an easy listen.

I don't think any one of them is so memorable.

Got it.

The Tory record is fire.

Let's see, let's see, let's see.

Yeah, the Tory record is fire.

It's some heat on it.

It is.

Torre fans, you'll be happy to know.

He put the whole, the new Toronto series on streaming finally.

People, you know,

he's been dropping.

People don't know.

Torrey's been dropping two tracks a week, like from the vault, from other shit, for about two years now.

I think he's up to 76 tracks on the lost tape, maybe another 20 on the Twitch tape,

and maybe another 14 on he's been dropping multiple projects

every week.

I want to say Tame and Paula dropped too.

I didn't get a chance to listen yet,

but y'all know I will go and listen to Tame and Paula.

Just didn't get to it yet.

Also in music,

Carisha is accusing Tyla of stealing her record called Chanel.

Okay.

She even tweets that,

she even tweets that she played her record for Tyler

on tour.

Okay.

I'm going to play snippets of both of these records.

You guys tell me what you think.

Let me hear Carisha first.

Take me to Chanel.

Take me to Chanel.

Do you have a good feel for the record?

Yes,

Can you break down the lyrics for us?

Alright, so what part did she steal from Carisha B?

The drum pattern?

No.

Take me to Chanel.

Oh, the word Chanel.

She said put me in the channel.

Oh, she said the word Chanel.

I got it.

Take me to Chanel.

Yo, Chanel.

No, no.

This is why Russian have a microphone.

Yeah.

Fuck Chanel access.

Cruise.

Or internet.

People shouldn't even have internet access.

I did the wrong podcast for that.

Sentiment.

Oh, that's true.

Yeah, I mean, go home.

I'm going home.

You got to go back.

Do y'all think that that is biting?

Do you think it's no?

Just because you use the word Chanel doesn't mean you bit off of her.

Chanel's very popular.

It's very

girls like Chanel a lot.

They do.

It turns out.

they do

yeah the girls do want people to take them there yeah and put them in it and put them in it yeah

poor karisha

you think she believes that well she said it she tweeted it like is this like publicity or is this like i actually because i i because she might have played the song if she believed that i think she believed it especially if she played the song for if she played your record and you got a song called chanel and it's it's she might even look at it like you you and this inspired your song the songs don't sound similar so you didn't steal my song but you stole my concept if i played you my song and now you have a song that's saying the same thing unfortunately for carisha it's tough to prove that

you can't sue for that she not saying the same thing i also would be pretty i'm going out a limb here and i don't have the facts but i'm pretty sure there's probably other songs about chanel chanel yeah yeah

like if it was something sue if she found like some one of these new brands or some shit and made a song about it i would be like yes that she might have got that but chanel has been a fucking mainstay for however long.

And that's why y'all got to stop playing your music for people.

That part too.

That too.

That too.

Again, if y'all started treating music like it was actually valuable,

you wouldn't just be running around playing your shit on every tour bus you could find.

Anybody ever bite your music?

I'm sure.

That's part of the game.

But you never heard nothing be like, yo, they got me.

I'm sure I have.

I have.

I'm far removed.

It's fine.

It's fine.

Easy.

If you expect to have success in the game, then somebody probably stole from you before.

Makes sense.

If you're dope enough, you'll go back to the lab and make some shit.

Shouldn't just be relying on this one little slap that you wrote.

Anyway,

what else needs our attention?

Anything else in music?

Is there anything else in music?

I don't have any.

We got a Ransom and Prem single, but I'll wait for the EP

to go too much in depth.

And we also got the Nas and Big L single.

Shout out to Mas Peel.

Again, I will also wait for for the album to go.

All right, fuck you.

Let's go.

I gotta give him a little bit, just a little bit, a little taste ball.

Red Supreme, what up, though?

That's a nice

playing ball at the Ruckers.

All right, all right, all right.

Stop, stop.

We're not doing that.

We can't do that.

You was killing me already, fucking crap.

I'm like, let's go, Parks.

Sean, pug it up, Parks.

I'm sorry, you know what?

That's why we're trying to get to the 100 million.

Pull up.

You got a pop up.

He's trying to get to the hundred million.

Everything gotta be clean for him.

Yeah, apologize to that.

That's worse than Uncle George.

We apologize.

It sounds harder with Parker.

My style's so lazy.

So I'm like,

I see you create

a bunch of people.

That's a nice, that's a nice motherfucker shit.

Playing ball at the ruckus shit.

These niggas read off a script.

When they see me, they stop the acting.

Screw shooter.

Great code 45 when I'm locked the classic Drunk nights, yeah I would battle the Remy with lots of passion Lost the war knowing it never was easy to block a captain Lean back, so ja, you need crack, don't ya Bo let you quit, hiccough a fix, just relapse, won't ya Just that fatigue rap, jeans black, green bay jersey matching a team hat You all need crack, so I brew a cream back Normal Mr.

Nice guy We the owners of street rap It's hard to earn My daily operation is bringing streets back Every day I go in the booth, I load up and shoot When I step in the arena, always seen seen a moment of truth.

I've been a gangster.

Still up in broads or prison brawls and shank scars.

No need for thanks, y'all.

I'm from the bottom bread.

When niggas are twisted, top like they lock and dread.

Chestnut checkers, your bishop get your bar meds.

Turn this off, please.

Turn that off, please.

You shouldn't still be this hard in 2025, pause.

Like, that shouldn't give me J-Ru the damage or vibes, but it does.

Ransom, Ransom, you are so nice.

You are so amazing.

I said it before, I'll say it again.

I love you and I'm honored, super honored to be a part of your earlier story.

I'm super proud of you.

Keep killing these niggas.

Preem, you already know.

And both the reinvention Prem and Ransom drops on Halloween.

And the Big Al album, I've had the

privilege to hear, and it's really fucking good as well.

Keeping the mass appeal streak alive.

Nah's got his lick back.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Nah, Nabs got his lick back.

Yeah, he did.

He did.

I don't look at it that way, but I feel

like he's gonna explain it to me.

Nas was on the Ray album, and people thought he was coming at niggas, so he made it clear because Ray is his man.

Yo, I didn't use this opportunity to go with nobody.

That's not what it is.

And now he's on the L-verse, and he's saying some things, and he has not clarified that he's not dissing the shit out of who we think he's dissing.

That's what I'm saying.

Okay, okay.

Got it.

Do you think he's not?

No, he might be.

He He might be.

I thought you were saying something else.

Yeah, yeah.

No, I'm just saying he got his look back on who he needed to get his look back on.

Nas has been absolutely killing shit.

Yeah, yeah.

Bolt tears.

That verse on my deep album, both bursts.

All three of them, actually.

Yeah.

All three of them.

Oh, my lord.

Between the

artistically, musically, he's killing it.

And from the business and musically and from the business end outside of music, he's been on a fucking tear.

He's doing it in the name of hip-hop, and I fucking love it.

It is impressive, man.

Round of applause is impressive what he's doing, man.

In all facets.

He just seems like he's in a fucking amazing place.

Yeah, he's in a bag.

Yeah.

He's in a bag.

Like all cylinders.

Yeah.

Shout out to Nas, shout out to Master Peel.

Always.

I can't wait to hear all of the projects that y'all have coming up.

I'm killing it, man.

And big out of Mountain Two Weeks.

Harlem's Finance.

Return of the King.

Yep.

Let me just check.

I think that's it for me in music.

I don't have anything else that I need to hit.

Let me see.

Let me see.

Let me see.

Yeah, now's not the time for Benzino's D'Angelo treatment.

When is the time?

It was never the time.

Yeah, that was the problem.

Benzino got some video where he was naked on steroids, and he's saying that he was inspired by D'Angelo.

I'm not, I can't be mad at nobody saying they were inspired by D'Angelo.

He was very inspiring.

Benzino just looks funny being inspired by D'Angelo.

Number one, number two, I wanted to ask you guys, is there anybody that y'all absolutely do not want to honor you after you go is there anybody you do not that you wish you don't inspire

when you go

mad people like in terms of I don't want them mimicking anything anything yeah you can you can like pay homage, tribute, whatever, and you know, write up a nice thing, write up a nice tweet, whatever exists in hopefully 50 years.

But, like,

copy?

Oh, fuck that.

I don't want nobody doing that shit.

Leave me alone.

Yeah.

I'm cool.

On most of y'all.

Ish.

I'm good.

I'm straight.

As long as it's not whack, I'm good with it.

There's no like person in my mind, but I just don't say you were inspired by me and then put out some whack shit.

That means.

Yeah.

That really is the gist of it all.

I'm mad at myself now.

Wait, I inspired this bullshit?

I fucked up.

I did something wrong.

Yeah, my bad.

Let me go.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let me resurrect and fix this.

I should not have inspired this.

All right, well, go Benzino, man.

Yeah, for sure.

You can't help who you're inspired.

This is true.

And in fairness, he made that video before D'Angelo passed.

Oh, for sure.

Oh, okay.

I told everybody to know that.

He did it long time that when D'Angelo passed, I'd have been having a whole different video.

I know, it's the funniest thing he's waking up butt naked after D'Angelo died.

He made that video a long time ago.

Shout out to my man Benzino.

Hey, rest in peace, D'Angelo.

Rest in peace, Diana.

You guys fucked up on this small live video some shit, man.

Do we care about them canceling Young Boy's second show in Atlanta?

I mean,

another smart move.

Why did they?

To a good reason.

So he did a show in Atlanta.

He's supposed to have two back-to-back nights.

He performed a record called I Hate Young Boy.

Off his new album, and it's a diss song.

It disses

Dirk, Vaughn.

He mentions Gucci, little baby 21 savage uh

he also had little toomey on stage or timmy whatever

little tim that that's that's his people so he's been with them it's not like he just brought him out for this i just want to clarify that but he did have him on stage him on stage during the performance of that record in state farm arena in atlanta yeah is a thing for those who don't know little tim is the person who killed king vaughn You know, he's from Chicago.

That happened in Atlanta.

So, and also he was given, first they said it was a key to the city, but they said,

actually, city of Atlanta put a statement out saying, no,

it was not a key to the city, and we don't give those out.

That was given by Fulton County and the state of Georgia, which, okay, cool, but he was given Atlanta's in Fulton County.

Exactly.

Yeah, so whatever.

But he was given

an honor by somebody in Atlanta on stage.

So, and now he's supposed to come back again the next night.

And they was like, nah, babe, let's not do that.

Wow.

I ain't mad at him.

Yeah, no, you got to protect your safety.

If it's for safety and security, yeah, it's for safety.

It's the same thing with Chicago.

Because he was absolutely going to perform that record in Chicago.

And it's not like a record he's been doing it at every stop.

So he was 1,000% going to perform that in Chicago as a sign of disrespect to Dirk, Vaughan, etc.

So, nope, we can't have it here.

Because his tour is so big that some of these records are just taken off because he's touring them.

Yeah.

Yeah.

What he's doing without

radio support,

like

major

mainstream support at all, is some next level shit.

For sure.

And he's been doing it for years to the point where people was like, yo, what?

Where the fuck are these numbers coming from?

He thought it was fake.

I got to respect him the same way I got to respect Rod Wade.

When he's like, man, shout out to Rod Wade.

It's some of these new niggas

that's changing the template of how things are done.

And those definitely are two of them.

Shout out to Youngboy, shout out to Rod Wade.

I'm old, but I see what's going on.

What are you about to say, Flip?

I say he's doing the same thing, like how Tek Non did it.

Tech Non, Tech Non was.

No, it's not the same because this is his first tour.

Tech Non tours.

Always.

All the time.

Tech Non is a touring outfit.

Yeah,

he is a...

They do the merch, they do the whole thing.

No, I'm saying, I got you.

This is his first tour.

That's why, and that's part of why this tour is so successful.

A lot of the Youngboy fans have never had an opportunity to see him live.

He's never toured.

So people were always wondering.

And then again, you don't have songs on radio.

Your videos ain't doing this.

You're not always at the top of the billboard charts and none of this.

And you're doing arenas.

Let's see how this really play out.

That's why I salute the tour.

And salute to you.

Because you doing all of that and packing these venues out every single night.

But again, people been waiting nine plus years to finally see you tour.

Got it.

So, again, salute to him and that whole team.

Yeah, shout out to young boy.

Like I said, man, everybody out there selling out tours and living their dreams and

all that good shit.

I really enjoyed this part.

I just want to tell y'all that.

Same?

Same.

This was.

We recorded.

Yeah.

This was great.

You can't give us a

phone.

Shout out to Corey.

Corey, that's why I love you, nigga.

You're the one that really cared for me, son.

Up here, you want E, nigga.

Like, these other niggas.

Corey care.

You and Mark went through the hallway.

The niggas sat right there.

Corey had a long talk with me outside, nigga.

Watch your fucking mama recording.

That nigga sat right there and did nothing.

Imani too.

He might keep.

Let y'all go tear each other's heads off.

Thanks, Flip.

Foxy.

Don't say nothing.

All the air I wasted out of my fucking lungs.

Right, right.

It's your shit.

When you give advice, your shit comes like scolding.

You give scolding advice.

Listen, you motherfuckers are stupid.

Nobody wants to hear that.

You stupid motherfuckers.

Yeah, you want me, you have, you've been babied enough.

That's why you look like Teddy Ruxman now, nigga.

Double on top of the top of that ass.

Like a homeless Teddy Ruxquin.

Nah, he's got a home.

The shit that's in the space.

The shit that niggas threw out.

And they be trying to refurbish them.

You be seeing the shit and they take the old Teddy bears off the street and clean it up.

See, that's why I can't never say I grew up poor.

I had a Teddy Ruxman.

Oh, you had money.

And they were expensive.

And I had the cassettes.

They wanted multiple cassettes.

They weren't near the cassettes hat lit.

It's the toy that, you know, it's one toy every Christmas that can't nobody find.

Like the typical price.

Yeah.

Like shit like that.

All the cabbage patches and shit.

Yep.

But you can stick the tape inside of them, right?

Yeah.

That's the one I had.

He had all the fucking tapes.

He tell everything.

You niggas lucky.

My mom's.

That's a fact.

No, I don't know, for real, though.

Like, y'all be saying that about me to play into that.

I don't really tell everything, huh?

Yes, you do.

You don't know what y'all tell me about.

Yes, you do.

He don't tell me.

You tell more than he tells 99%.

He tells things you don't know.

Joe, look at me.

He keeps the shit about himself.

Look at me, bro.

I made an inappropriate joke last week.

As soon as you seen a nigga, you snitched.

He barked on me.

Now I got in trouble.

You tell too much shit.

Joe, you told the joke in front of all of the, and Poe had it on camera.

In front of the person I was joking about, and it wasn't on camera.

That was you that rat it.

You just a rat.

I control Poe's edit.

Why are you telling me about Poe?

And you rat it, and I got barked on and felt small and inadequate.

It was funny, though, but I still felt small and inadequate.

Stop telling shit.

If I'm talking behind somebody back, don't tell them when you see them.

So don't tell our man.

Yes.

He's a slap you, yo.

Yes.

The fuck.

That shit was in the bush.

Yeah, they're trying to kill talking behind people's backs.

I think that's wacky.

I don't like talking behind people's backs.

You know that.

No, please.

We didn't talk behind your back so much, nigga.

How many of y'all in behind my back?

How many of them?

How much shit we talk about?

Point them out.

Behind your back.

Point them out.

I don't have that many fingers.

My man Trey did.

Imani did.

Itch didn't.

I never spoke to my son about you.

And my nigga Mark.

But that is.

I'm talking about you.

That on the queue.

I was about to say, nigga, Prize didn't.

I got to say that.

That's on the queue, though.

Anybody in here that I haven't talked about flipped with behind his back, it's coming up.

It's coming up.

Yo,

my thoughts and prayers go out to anybody that was parked in that garage that collapsed in the Bronx.

What garage collapse?

I thought it was a building.

No, it was a garage with cars parked.

Well, it wasn't a building, but it was a garage with cars parked in.

Like a big garage, not like like a house garage, like a garage.

Like a huge garage.

At the age that just landed on people's cars.

Some niggas was going to they shit and it just couldn't move.

It's fucked up.

Jailed it out.

Yo, the Bronx got to fix that shit, man.

The incinerator part collapsed in the building.

The whole shit came up, came down, and now something wrong with the Bronx, man.

Somebody niggas going to be like, yo, my car was parked in there, too.

Yeah, I'll go park my shit right now.

I'll go park my shit right now.

I don't know what my shit got hurt.

Speaking of the Bronx, did y'all see J-Lo say that her relationships failed because men weren't capable of loving loving her?

I didn't see that.

Accountability.

Oh, shit.

I really have experienced loving someone.

Yes.

You have?

Yeah.

And when you can't get that love back.

What I learned, it's not that I'm not lovable, it's that they're not capable.

They can't love.

They don't have it in them.

They need to appreciate the little person inside of them.

They need to appreciate what they're doing.

And they gave me what they had.

Right, but they gave me all of that.

That better be every time.

But it's this much.

All the the rings, all the things I could ever want, right?

Which had to give me the houses, the rings, the marriage, all of it.

But they didn't love you, they didn't.

And didn't know you, and I didn't love myself.

He's doing a lot of talking.

Because you're from the Bronx.

Let's load it up.

That better be AI.

You're someplace.

Why do you keep saying, let's load it up?

I don't know if that's AI.

Yo, don't worry about my phone.

Don't worry about my phone.

So you want us to fact check check if it's cock sources first?

That was Howard Stern.

Are you saying it's AI because you can't believe anybody would actually think like that?

It sounded funny, but yeah, she didn't match up.

He's saying it's AI because it's J-Lo.

That's what I'm wondering.

That's what she says.

It's a video of J-Lo on Howard Stern.

Now, I'm old, so maybe I'm falling for cock sources, but it looks pretty real to me.

Ish, what she's saying is that you give her whatever you want, but you don't love her.

She didn't say nothing about it.

She said they gave me everything I want, but they didn't know who I was.

She said they gave me everything.

That's how I felt a lot of times when I was in love.

She She said they gave me everything I wanted.

She said the houses, the cars.

She ain't say nothing about encouragement, support.

Isn't that just lyrics to

that's literally what I was thinking about?

Think you gotta buy me ice?

You don't

fuck.

Think I need to spend your cash?

I don't.

She's been

the lyrics.

That's all it was.

The whole car.

That's funny, yo.

Give me a love.

Nigga, itch, what you do with J.O., nigga?

She don't care about your houses, bro.

So, this is real.

This has been confirmed by multiple news sources.

I tell you, hi, how are you?

White ones.

Well, now I was telling him it was real, but.

Take him.

Nice to meet you.

You would tell J-Lo that you take him.

For sure.

Not now, but.

What would you tell her later?

I got what you told me.

Tell me in the back.

Initially, we all, yo, ma, come on.

I never disrespect my union like that.

Come on, I got it.

I got available.

Getting married.

That's my everything.

And it's my baby ma.

I love her to death.

She was there with me.

I had two doors.

I would four into the phone conversation.

What would you say later when she texts you?

What would you say when you get on that?

Could I ate it?

That's what I'm saying.

I will into the phone conversation.

When you go on 80.

When you get on 280 away from your girl.

280, damn.

You far.

You're an honorable man, bro.

Thank you.

I appreciate it, my friend.

Appreciate it.

I like that.

You're a spark.

Me too.

Bitch, you all are.

Bitches can't give me a bad thing.

I'm saying thank you for being here.

You're honorable too.

That's why I just posted me and my girl.

You gotta fuck us both if you want me.

Girls want you more.

You post your girl.

That's why I do it.

I mean, and I love her.

That's a joke.

Anytime I post my girl, the girls I've been waiting for to DM me hit me.

Oh, man.

That's a joke.

And if y'all don't laugh, it's going to sound serious.

And my girl listens.

What'd they say?

I'm joking.

Don't nobody hit me.

Don't even get me started.

Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.

Nope.

Nope.

I don't have anything else else that i need that i need to get off

i have anything else that's super important to me all right you did it y'all it's great

i'm agreeing with the boss mark ate a fucking snack and then he just crashes out it's like a sugar it's like a sugar cut i told you if i eat chicken or sugar it's a wrap really both man i had a piece of chicken and two slices of sweet potato pie y'all killing me up here see when in my old jobs they gave healthy food but since i've come up here y'all are destroying my diet.

Heathens.

Well, it's a shame.

Go home.

They got vegetables home.

Go home.

Well, you've been blacklisted and blackballed

from those positions.

So

we got no shepherds pie down, buddy.

Look at sweet potato pie it is.

Catch every pie.

Motherfucking macaroni.

Oh, man.

Oh, man.

It's a beautiful night.

Part of the show, too.

This motherfucker heating up.

Yo, I'm changing the Patreon prices January 1.

Don't say I didn't tell you.

I left enough time for you niggas to have Thanksgiving, Christmas,

Halloween, birthdays, New Year's Eve even.

Because that's December 31st.

You're just going to do that to the fans.

But January 1, yes, inspired by you and your $100 here.

Inspired.

And the success that you've been having behind it.

Lowering the prices for the fans.

That's real.

January 1.

Never do such a thing.

Yeah, the prices are changing on Patreon.

Fans, if you don't want to

hosts.

No, it is dope.

Lower the prices.

The fans will love that.

All in your fans.

All in your fans changing the prices.

Come on over to Market Mile Hill Race.

Come on over here.

And you know, if you change the price of the tears, it automatically charges them.

Listen, the Joe Button Patreon price will be changing January 1.

And if not, that means I had a bunch of fun December 31st and it'll change January 2.

Oh, shit.

Yeah, no, but we're going to get to it.

Shout out to Tiz, man.

What else is there?

What else is there?

I'm straight.

Anything else I could say for Patreon?

I'm all right.

All right.

I might talk some more shit on Patreon.

I ain't going to lie.

I don't feel right doing the right thing.

I don't feel right doing the right thing.

Also.

Yeah, we do have a come on.

Come on, talk about it, Freeze.

Before we get out of here.

Before we get out of here.

We got a special treat.

We do, we do.

I want to give a shout out to my man, Victor Solomon.

Okay.

Artist, designer.

Shit, I don't know.

Sculptor?

Sculptor.

Everything.

He's the gentleman that made

the Knicks ball we have on the table.

We all also have basketballs as well.

I love my Knicks ball.

The Laker ball is fire.

We are blessed.

with the presence of

the new

and improved and improved official official.

This is the real one.

Real one.

This is the one that the Knicks will be holding.

This is the closest the Knicks are gonna come to one.

Real deal Larry O'Grande.

Oh, can I hold that?

Yeah, that's the closest.

That's the closest.

Yeah,

oh, let me aura farm right quick on some Tatum shit.

I'm about to do the Kobe.

Do the Kobe shit.

Do the Kobe.

I got to, man.

I'll be hugging my shit.

This is beautiful.

What?

Yo, you designed that.

What material is it?

It's all gold.

We make that one tiffany, but we redesigned the whole collection.

Oh, yeah.

He says all gold, man.

Come on, come on over here.

Here, come on.

Oh, my God.

Y'all want to touch it?

Stop saying these things.

Yo, please stop saying yes.

Oh, you're going to cook a microphone.

Oh, shit.

That drone look heavy.

Right here, right, right, here.

Right.

You do a hell of a dinner?

Oh, yeah, go ahead, go ahead.

Oh, man.

Wow.

Damn, I took Park's sheriff.

That's crazy.

What an honor.

Yeah, everybody starts their first episode.

We'll work our way up.

But a few years back on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the league, we redesigned all the trophies, including Larry Bryan trophy.

And we continue to produce that with Tiffany.

But the biggest thing that was important to me is on the base, we engrave all the previous winners.

So every year's trophy is not only a celebration of that year's victor, but.

Those that came before.

Exactly.

Exactly.

So paying homage to all the people that came before.

So it's not that many Knicks.

I ain't found the Knicks yet.

I see Laker, Laker, Lakers, Sixers, Lakers, Warriors, Spurs.

Nobody asked y'all to read.

This thing is beautiful, though, man.

When you look at the trophy on TV, you don't get to see all the inscriptions of all the different teams that won the championship.

Or the details.

This is beautiful, man.

This is great.

And frankly, that was part of the story that we were trying to to tell.

It's like those intimate Easter egg moments that only the champions get to experience.

So those sort of special things.

And then on the underside, we have the final script.

So when that moment does get to happen, and hopefully your boys get to hoist that up.

They won't.

They will.

Hopefully.

They'll get that little splash of the finals behind it.

Wow, that looks dope underneath.

Yeah.

Yeah, try it.

I want to see it.

That is absolutely stunning.

That is absolutely stunning.

My question I have for you, because I used to be an athlete.

I got a triple-double at Oak Hills

back in the 90s.

But my question to you is...

Do you get a discount at Tiffany's?

I need to make some calls about that, actually.

I've never taken them up.

They did a phenomenal job with this.

Yeah, they absolutely killed it.

This shit is amazing, B.

Look at you ready to go to UConn and do something.

My man.

He remembers the video.

He could have been one of them, huh?

I saw the video.

My man, Freeze.

Freeze had to connect.

If you didn't break your knee on a finger roll,

you had a bright future.

Nah, this is...

It's deceptively heavy.

That's what I said.

That's why I had to get up the head if you wish.

That's for athletes and people that work out.

Freeze.

Shut up.

But that really gives you the perspective.

I mean, you remember that shot of LeBron where he's holding it with one hand out like this.

Like, these guys are

at a different level.

Nah, this is heat.

Oh, yeah.

That is true.

To be able to hold that shit with one hand like that?

Yeah, your little gym run ain't that.

Thank you.

Your thumb, though.

You might go, that shit is heavy as hell.

Don't break it because

we can't afford to replace that motherfucker.

No, no, no.

I said that shit right there.

Kobe was what?

The Kobe moment.

Yo, this shit dope.

Yeah.

I'm trying to wheel us back to greatness.

You know what I mean?

It's not going to happen.

Nah, that's a rat.

You can give it back to him now.

You're going too crazy over there.

That thing is.

Oh, that shit is amazing.

Thank you very much.

That's a liar.

And the design is great.

So yeah, I was about to say, where'd the idea come from?

That's just all you?

Collaborated with, obviously, collaborated with the league and the approach to all the trophy stuff, but really it was just, again, like I was saying,

these guys are in the gym since they're 10 years old in chasing this object, this moment.

So to have the extra symbolism, the canonization of the previous winners for those things to last on felt like a really important contribution to it.

So glad I got to bring it up here and share with you guys

all we can sleep off.

Likewise.

And it should be another great season.

What's the first day of this?

You do the other ones too.

You do like the in-season, all that, right?

Yep.

In-season tournament, MVP, all my babies out there.

Kobe Bryan Award.

Do you design rings?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Trying to get into rings more and more.

His ring is nice.

Wedding rings?

Look at his rings.

Look at his rings.

Yeah, if anyone has any weddings coming up, that might be your rings.

Yeah, me and Freeze are going talk to you

Me and Freeze gonna talk to you about it.

That's fire.

That's fire.

That is fire.

Thank you again

in June soon enough.

Appreciate it on the screen.

What's happening?

It's a concert?

Yeah, they put it on the screen.

They put it on the screen.

That's crazy.

I swear y'all say damn.

That's crazy, y'all.

That shit is dope, dope.

All right, you got it.

All right, got the net on there.

You gotta be in the gym for that.

Look at that bad boy.

I told you it.

That's why I was like, I ain't hit his

one to break it.

Yeah, nah, you gotta get up.

Yeah, hey, yo, y'all want to leave it right there?

Just gotta dress.

You dressed up.

Come get it in like June.

Leave it there till May or June.

You making me want to go grab my Chelsea boots again, man.

Getting that bag.

Grab my old Durango.

Swayed jacket.

Oh, man.

Such a great show.

It is.

Great show.

Put it up.

Put it up.

We're in there.

Real good show today, man.

I appreciate everybody.

You guys are awesome.

Hey.

Hey.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute now.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute now.

It's me talking.

It's me.

That's right.

Thank you.

Thank y'all for listening, man.

Until next time, we bid you a due farewell adios of Reba Derchi.

Astella Vista Au R Voir, so long as bio, a simple head nod will suffice.

Ayy!

Remember, life is a series of moments, and moments pass.

So let's make this one last as if it's all we have.

And last but certainly not least.

The baddies are insecure, the stagnant women want to travel and the clothes-minded women want you to teach them things.

Grab you a time and all.

You might need it.

Ayy.

Till next time.

All right, come on, come on.

What's the weekend vibes?

What's the weekend vibes?

Y'all know where I'm at tonight.

Y'all know where I'm at tonight.

Celebrate Park's birthday.

You know what I mean?

Happy birthday parks.

Happy birthday parks.

I will be at the Shindig early

and late.

Right before it's true.

Right before Hindi B.

What y'all doing this weekend?

Rest of y'all.

What up?

What up?

What up?

Filming, working.

Working, traveling.

That's it.

Same thing.

Where you at, Mark?

Trying to sneak back.

Houston, and then trying to fly back late tomorrow night to slide through Parks and Spot.

Okay.

Try to move some things around.

Make it happen.

I'm doing my best.

Fire, fire.

Get the PJ.

There you go.

That's a a Joe Budding question.

No, no, no.

Joe gonna be there.

I'm talking about you.

No, go home like your friend told you to, nigga.

You know, one person got a PJ.

I know.

And it ain't at home.

It's what up.

What you want, man?

What you want this weekend?

Going to my man, my man, my man's party.

You know what I'm doing?

Going to my man's party.

It's what you want this weekend.

I work every day, Joe.

Every day?

I do.

Treat yourself.

No days off?

No.

You got to even get ready.

Try to to get more Travis's, man.

I'm tired.

Yeah, yeah.

The Travis's expensive ones.

He's going to the ball.

Blue ones.

You got to get the blue ones.

Why don't you take off and dip in your savings?

And do what?

I don't even have a savings.

Treat yourself.

Dip in your 401k, man.

Go under the bed, get the boxes.

Yeah,

you know, he's cash.

You know what I'm saying?

He still got the shoebox on.

Call the Portuguese banks.

Tell them to

transfer some of that shit over.

We got a big move this weekend.

That's what we got to do.

Hey.

I love this song.

Yo, don't forget to subscribe to the Patreon.

Mine, Marks, Amani, Splips.

Hey,

wait a minute.

Hey.

Goodbye.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, for that me JBP, JBP Where would you be without the JBP?

Well, fold that up right now.

You've never heard of Joe, buddy.