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The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 182

"All of the Likes"

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 182, “All of the Likes,” released September 28, 2018. They also discussed Kevin Hart vs Katt Williams, Kanye wanting to remove social media pressures, new music from Sevyn Streeter, Young Thug and Lupe Fiasco. And the guys talk the impact of Quincy Jones and his latest documentary and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

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  • 0:00

    Hey. Hey.

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    I want to shoot, baby.

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    Oh my god.

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    Test test test.

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    All right, we good.

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    Some very That was kind of a nasty.

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    You got to just get your S's and your

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    T's. Yeah, you got to get your S's and

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    your T's out there.

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    No, you don't. Mo,

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    you know what I'm saying?

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    Test. We've tested. Your mic is fine.

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    Did we pass the test?

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    No.

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    Okay.

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    No, we did not. Well, you didn't.

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    Mic check. Mic check. my check.

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    Yo, you wasn't outside.

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    Oh my [ __ ] I was falling all over the

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    skate rink.

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    I was falling all over the skating rink

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    when this one was out. Huh?

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    Getting help from women. That's how you

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    knew I was ill. Yeah. If a girl ain't

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    help you up, you was trash.

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    That's true. For sure.

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    Yeah. Girls was helping me up.

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    Girls I think are cute to help you up.

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    Yeah, they was helping me. I was falling

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    on purpose like a flop.

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    Yo, you're not even wearing skates,

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    [ __ ] Get up.

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    [Music]

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    Here we go. Much better. Much better.

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    Much better. My apologies. My apologies.

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    Oh, duh. The headphones in my ear. You

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    can't hear

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    what it was.

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    Shut up, Park.

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    I'm not tired of your little sneaker

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    jokes. I'm listening out this podcast.

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    I'm letting you know, buddy. Mic check

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    one two. Mic check. All right. Where you

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    was at when this was out, [ __ ] Yeah.

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    Yeah. Mo.

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    Uh-huh. What was this?

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    I feel like this is 99.

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    98 99.

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    Loser.

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    Yeah.

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    You were still in school in 99.

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    Yeah. Sorry. Some people stag.

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    But Mo can't act as cool as he act and

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    have been in school in 99.

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    Why not? Because you was in school for

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    the purple tape.

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    You was in school for mad good [ __ ]

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    School was fun.

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    Looking back,

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    you ain't really get reasonable doubt

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    the same way as me. Like

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    I wasn't I was going to say, Joe,

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    wouldn't have you been in school for

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    purple?

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    Oh, yeah. I was in high school for

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    reasonable doubt. That was like

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    Yeah. You were still in school.

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    Yeah.

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    Yeah. But that's when I was leaving.

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    All right.

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    He was on your way out. He was outside

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    the school.

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    Yeah. Purple tape was like

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    had to get out the house and act like

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    you was going to school. Why? Why am I

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    here?

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    For sure.

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    All right, let's see. A lot of people

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    don't know this for real singing that

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    hook.

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    Don't know that.

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    A lot of people don't. I'm telling you,

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    a lot of people do not. But what other

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    person I told people that like what are

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    you talking

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    like for real?

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    I'm just telling you what's going on.

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    Microphone check. One, two. What is

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    this?

  • 2:46

    Joe, welcome to the Joe Button podcast.

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    Episode 182.

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    182 is correct. Savon is nodding his

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    head, so I'm assuming I'm correct. I'm

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    here with a few of my nearest and

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    dearest friends. Maul is here. Parks is

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    here. Rory is here. Erikson is here.

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    Savon is here. Severe rain out there.

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    Boy, are we in a moody mood.

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    I got the annoying announcement on the

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    phone today.

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    Flash floods.

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    Yeah,

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    I I got it while I was in the Apple

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    store, so like 900 of us got it.

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    At the same time, I was like, damn, my

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    phone is intense today.

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    [ __ ] trash. If the iPhone tells you

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    when there's a flood though,

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    [ __ ] look out look outside.

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    But that's there for white people.

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    I guess that's not for

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    sure gets a lot of floods though.

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    Yeah, but we don't give a [ __ ] about the

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    floods. It's only white people that are

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    like, "Oh, the Amber Alert.

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    I don't know who else. White people

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    batten down the hatches when they get

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    that alert."

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    Yeah. Anytime

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    batting down batten down the hatches.

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    Yeah, I batten down my hatches.

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    Yeah. Anytime I'm

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    Anytime I'm driving on the highway and

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    they like have the big electric sign in

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    the air that says, "Hey, this car is

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    missing. Write this license plate number

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    down."

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    You know how many Hondas on the road?

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    I hope the white people get that accord.

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    How many Hondas is on this highway right

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    now?

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    But black people ain't writing none of

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    that [ __ ] down.

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    Like, damn, Sally.

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    Poke a hole in the trunk, sis. Right.

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    Find your way home with the rest stop.

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    He's got a piss at some point.

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    This is bad.

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    Yes, I like that. OKAY, JOE.

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    I like that.

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    Spotify.

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    I like the fact that you did. Okay. I'm

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    here, man.

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    I'm here. Now I'm in the building.

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    Finally, after two years.

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    Yeah, I'm here now. Finally around here.

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    I'm here.

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    Now we can sign this contract.

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    Yeah. I'm here in the building.

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    That would be awesome.

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    Welcome, Mo. All right. So, there's a

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    lot to get to. Five five minutes.

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    Actually, there's not really a lot to

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    get to, but it's cool. We going to find

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    a bunch of [ __ ] to talk about. One being

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    Maul just snuck a major announcement on

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    us. He's trying to compete with Wayne.

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    You know, Wayne Wayne made a huge

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    announcement.

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    He made an announcement about an

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    announcement.

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    Yeah. Boy, do I hate that. But it's

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    Wayne and we love Wayne. So, so [ __ ] it.

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    Yeah. Last time Wayne put an album out,

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    that was when the announcement of the

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    announcement was like the wave.

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    Yeah. He don't know.

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    Yeah.

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    He don't know. Well, no. Come on, Karen.

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    He's definitely going to put like a

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    trailer to a music video. I'm like

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    with the Millie beat.

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    Wait, did he make the announcement?

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    Yes.

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    What's the announcement?

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    Everybody stopped. Everybody stopped.

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    He said 5:00 p.m. I got I was busy.

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    Just guess. Just guess cuz what what

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    could the announcement have been?

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    Album coming

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    and and what's the album?

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    The Carter five.

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    What are you [ __ ] like?

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    Carter. Oh, so he announced the Carter 5

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    at five. Okay.

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    He didn't even sound surprised.

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    Yeah, he sounded like damn. How y'all

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    ain't know what was coming?

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    Like I've been teasing this for four

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    years. So Wayne [ __ ] with his album.

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    It looks like it.

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    It looked like Wayne is feeling his

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    [ __ ]

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    Okay.

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    Um but I didn't want to start there.

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    Mole walked in whistling Dixie.

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    Like that was weird. You never came in

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    whistling before.

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    Yes, I was listening to music.

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    You never whistled to the music.

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    Oh yeah, you right.

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    And then you snuck in a major

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    announcement. Would you like to do the

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    honors or would you like me and Rory to

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    make fun of you?

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    Y'all can make fun of me.

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    Maul snuck in a birthday announcement on

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    us.

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    Told us it's his birthday month.

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    said he was said he was said he was

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    celebrating all long [ __ ]

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    one party in LA with Brandon no

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    one in Chicago with one of the bulls

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    Zack Lavine or somebody

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    look who you got me look who you got me

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    you are going to party with Zack Lavine

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    I'm not I [ __ ] I [ __ ] with

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    I [ __ ] with I don't know him though I

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    met him before he's a pretty good guy

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    don't do Yeah. Great. Great.

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    I can see y'all partying together.

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    What age do women have to stop with the

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    birthday month [ __ ]

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    when they're born?

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    No, it stopped.

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    No, you got the very active.

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    Yeah, it's active.

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    No,

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    they might be doing too much. They do

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    like a whole quarter.

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    No, see. All right, it's confession

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    time.

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    Okay.

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    No, now I'm judging you [ __ ] that

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    still [ __ ] with the chicks that that do

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    that do nine and 10 birthday parties.

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    That wave is over. That's that's when we

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    was all whing on Twitter 2011 2012 M go

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    ahead and get your bag now if you ain't

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    getting a little Fashion Nova bag like

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    you ain't got to do that like you could

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    waist trainer bag you could eyelash

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    eyelid bag I'm about to go I'm going

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    home to fight with s now over one of

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    them little waist trainer dad

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    thingamajiggies I'm not playing with her

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    they asked you to wear one

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    I thought maybe

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    how good her box how how good her box

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    got to be for you to go to like every

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    one of her birthday like

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    if you at the the birthday party with

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    family, the dinner, the brunch.

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    You're a sick sick individual.

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    I don't even know if you go to your

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    girlfriend.

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    Yeah, you still got to skip a couple of

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    your girl [ __ ] at least.

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    I'm trying not to skip Wednesday. I'm

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    sorry.

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    I'm trying not to do [ __ ] for Sim

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    birthday next month, but I already did

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    that on anniversary, so I ruined it.

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    Yeah, you got to You got to do one of

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    them.

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    Yeah. No, now she started two months

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    early. Hope someone has something

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    planned for October,

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    right? Drop them hints, man.

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    Yeah, for real.

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    That's not even a hint.

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    That's That's telling me, right? So Mo,

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    I think [ __ ] like you who like don't

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    really acknowledge y'all birthday, like

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    y'all try to just play it cool. Y'all

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    are really corny.

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    There has to be a middle ground.

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    But I never announce my I just I don't

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    know. I think that's corn. Yo, it's my

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    birthday. Like

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    no, not even have that conversation.

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    You can subtly throw that [ __ ] in like,

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    yo, I might do a dinner or something

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    tomorrow. Even if you're not going to be

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    like, yo, it's going it's going to rain

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    tomorrow. Like damn, it's my birthday.

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    It's raining on my birthday. Like that's

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    corny. Like how am I SUPPOSED TO GET HOW

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    DO YOU GET THAT OFF? LIKE I'M I don't I

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    don't know how you get that off. It's

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    like either you ask me or when your

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    birthday and I'll tell you or

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    you got to you got to create through it.

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    Okay. Well, it is my birthday. So,

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    birthday more strategic.

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    Creators create.

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    All right. It's my birthday, fellas.

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    Hey. Hey. You made fun of me when I was

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    standing in front of the mirror holding

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    my baby barefoot looking at myself,

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    right?

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    So, get your ass Get your ass in there

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    and figure it out.

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    All right. It's my birthday.

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    You got a birthday caption coming?

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    I hope not.

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    Okay.

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    I hope I don't have a birthday caption

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    coming. Then I'm watching the news this

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    morning and some [ __ ] in the Bronx got

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    into an altercation, a little argument

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    with a bodega owner, which is very

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    common in the Bronx.

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    Very common.

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    So they beefed it up a little bit and

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    homie just bounced, which is always bad.

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    Yeah. Once a [ __ ] just leave,

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    you got to kind of follow him. Where you

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    going?

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    Oh my god.

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    He just abruptly leave the conversation.

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    That's never good.

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    Yo, when a [ __ ] just leaves mid

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    altercation,

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    it's horrible. Yeah. I remember I

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    remember and and this is a tangent off a

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    tangent, but I remember how old I was

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    when I learned that like and that was in

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    Hoboken Park, I think. Jersey City

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    [ __ ] was fighting with the Hoboken

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    project [ __ ]

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    Mhm.

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    I didn't know that the

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    underrated little section over there

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    [ __ ]

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    They be thinking Hoboken is nice.

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    Hey, check this out.

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    No different over there. Underrated

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    over there on Washington. It is nice. Go

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    to bust a hard left. bust a left and

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    could just go straight for a little bit.

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    Yeah, they used to give us hard times

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    back in the day. But yeah, that's when I

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    learned that cuz it was like, "Oh [ __ ]

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    we won the fight. Them [ __ ] leaving."

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    It's like, "Oh [ __ ] no, we got to

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    leave. We have to go. Bring you out your

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    own hood."

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    Yeah, right. Yeah. Know we was out of

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    there. Um I don't even remember what we

  • 10:10

    just talking about.

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    Mo's birthday.

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    Oh yeah, Mo's birthday. Wait, how do we

  • 10:13

    get from Mo's birthday to to Hobok

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    the Bronx [ __ ]

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    Oh yeah. So, homeboy left the

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    altercation and came back a couple hours

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    later, poured gasoline or something

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    flammable all over the inside and the

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    outside, threw a match down, and then

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    just boogied.

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    Oh, man. That was crazy. Anybody died?

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    No. No. The store owner was cool.

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    Okay. You ain't got that insurance,

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    fam. You got to do a little more than

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    that to kill a Bronx bodega owner. You

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    can't light a fire and leave that [ __ ]

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    You just wasted

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    the cat. The cat is going to put that

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    out.

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    The cat the cat going to kill all that

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    [ __ ] 911 like the Bronx is different.

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    Yeah, for sure.

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    Um, all right. So, happy birthday to

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    all, man. If you're listening, uh, tweet

  • 10:57

    all a happy birthday. I don't know how

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    our podcast does so well, but my

  • 11:01

    Instagram followers and my Twitter

  • 11:02

    followers don't ever move. I guess they

  • 11:04

    support us.

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    They support get 500,000 followers a

  • 11:09

    week, and I'm just been on 1.4 for 5

  • 11:11

    years. Well, well, women tend to get

  • 11:13

    more followers than men because

  • 11:14

    no one wants to look at dudes. A lot of

  • 11:16

    men totally understand people following

  • 11:18

    sin over you.

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    Yeah, I get it.

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    Oh, I thought I was killing them with

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    the hip-hop commentary.

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    [ __ ] done reached the max.

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    [ __ ] reached the max commentary.

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    Hip-hop max is no more. No. Yeah, [ __ ]

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    is cool.

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    I know it's too much commentary cuz now

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    every new rapper that commentate on some

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    [ __ ] Elliot hit me like, "Oh, [ __ ]

  • 11:37

    another one."

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    Elliot is sick of you [ __ ] Me too,

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    man. Y'all get out of here.

  • 11:42

    Elliot better be Elliot's been doing

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    this [ __ ] for 25 years.

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    No, but then Elliot post all of them

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    [ __ ] So it's like

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    because Elliott is a OG, so he know you

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    ain't going to get far hating.

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    Yeah,

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    it's no eight, but it's like you got to

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    act like some of that [ __ ] though.

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    Elliot,

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    I like that.

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    Elliot see everything.

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    I think it's a great idea though. All of

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    the spots that kind of do well and we 12

  • 12:03

    minutes and talking about nothing but um

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    all of the spots that do kind of well

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    like on the internet like I was trying

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    to figure out why the shave room does so

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    well. They just centralize. It's a place

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    for people to centralize.

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    You don't have to follow

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    Elliot post everything and then you

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    could centralize there or see it all

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    there.

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    It's like sections of the newspaper.

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    Yeah.

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    Entertainment, sports, blogging. You

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    know, it's all the same [ __ ]

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    So, let's get let's get into it, man. Uh

  • 12:26

    damn, we need some theme music for the

  • 12:28

    nasty awards. Uh and we have a few nasty

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    awards to give out. Some are a little

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    lightweight nasty.

  • 12:35

    Some are a little bit more than that.

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    Some are like, "Damn, yo, fam. What's up

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    with you?"

  • 12:42

    When it's too nasty, it becomes a what's

  • 12:44

    up with you. Like, what's going on? Um,

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    see, look, I I hate I I could tell five

  • 12:51

    minutes in before when these [ __ ]

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    about to leave me on an island here.

  • 12:55

    Don't y'all do it.

  • 12:56

    Oh, no. I'm not. We

  • 12:57

    All right. All right. So, it's cool. So,

  • 12:58

    uh, let's start with a few minor nasty

  • 13:00

    awards. Uh, oh, wait, wait, wait. Before

  • 13:04

    we do that, we have to clear up the

  • 13:07

    August Alcena thing and the Jada cuz we

  • 13:09

    kind of killed August last week for the

  • 13:11

    Jada caption. But

  • 13:12

    and doing some research like there's a

  • 13:14

    there's a history and a relationship

  • 13:16

    there that you know.

  • 13:17

    So we got to we got to go back and clean

  • 13:19

    it up

  • 13:20

    before we get into the nasty one cuz we

  • 13:22

    was we was given we was going to give

  • 13:23

    August the nasty award for sure.

  • 13:26

    No, I wasn't going to give him a nasty

  • 13:28

    award for that. I was going to give him

  • 13:30

    props.

  • 13:32

    He wasn't going to get

  • 13:32

    I'll give you a nasty award for that for

  • 13:35

    giving him props.

  • 13:36

    I invented the nasty award. So, I mean,

  • 13:38

    no, but we um and and in and doing

  • 13:40

    research, I I checked out an episode of

  • 13:42

    Jada Pinkage Red Table show and the the

  • 13:46

    Smith family has been helping August

  • 13:48

    with his uh drug addiction.

  • 13:50

    So, we're [ __ ]

  • 13:52

    Yeah. So it was kind of like I get where

  • 13:54

    all of that you know the caption the

  • 13:55

    deep cap it was still a little the

  • 13:57

    caption but I understand where you know

  • 13:59

    the emotions and the sentiments were at

  • 14:01

    in that like

  • 14:02

    no stand by everything we said

  • 14:04

    no we still stand by the fortune in my

  • 14:06

    cookie is a little wild and if I'm a

  • 14:08

    husband I'm my rookie I'm I'm going to

  • 14:10

    have that I'm going to have that

  • 14:11

    conversation. That's what I was saying.

  • 14:12

    I I I knew all that back then. I knew

  • 14:15

    that they had you know

  • 14:16

    No, we definitely had to see August in

  • 14:17

    the kitchen and just kind of just look

  • 14:19

    at him like you all right

  • 14:20

    got to snuff him over the eggs. Yeah.

  • 14:21

    Yeah, for sure.

  • 14:22

    We didn't even have Chinese food last

  • 14:23

    night. [ __ ] you talking about fortune

  • 14:25

    for my wife.

  • 14:26

    But wait. All right. So, you saw the you

  • 14:27

    saw the show.

  • 14:29

    Is he's close like that with their

  • 14:30

    family?

  • 14:31

    With Jada.

  • 14:33

    Wait. With Jada or both?

  • 14:35

    Jada. Uh Jaden. The relationship

  • 14:37

    started.

  • 14:38

    You ain't said a will yet.

  • 14:39

    No, I mean I'm not I'm not sure. I'm not

  • 14:41

    sure. I'm not sure exactly. I mean, he

  • 14:44

    posted a a photo today with Will

  • 14:47

    thanking him and saying happy birthday

  • 14:48

    to him and thanking Will for everything

  • 14:50

    he's done for him. So, I'm assuming that

  • 14:52

    Will has had something to do with it,

  • 14:53

    too.

  • 14:53

    I got my own theory, and I like mine a

  • 14:56

    lot better than yours.

  • 14:57

    Okay.

  • 14:58

    Yours is like mature,

  • 15:00

    logical, like, yo, we made a mistake

  • 15:03

    last week, y'all. This week, we coming

  • 15:05

    back to correct it.

  • 15:05

    No, we going to keep the jokes, but I we

  • 15:07

    had to put that out there.

  • 15:08

    In my theory, in my story, and I'm

  • 15:10

    sticking with my story,

  • 15:13

    Will didn't like that [ __ ]

  • 15:16

    He didn't like it one bit.

  • 15:18

    Is that the reason why Garcel posted

  • 15:19

    what she posted today? and Vivica a Fox.

  • 15:22

    And now now y'all y'all feel where the

  • 15:24

    God is going here. Let me tell y'all

  • 15:26

    something as pawns.

  • 15:27

    A few weeks ago, I told y'all that

  • 15:30

    sometimes to find out when a gentleman

  • 15:33

    uh has great relationships with women.

  • 15:37

    Unfortunately, you have to wait until

  • 15:38

    their untimely passing to see all the

  • 15:41

    women come.

  • 15:43

    Birthdays, passion, and if they're in

  • 15:45

    the hospital.

  • 15:45

    Nah, some girls will be a little nervous

  • 15:47

    to do the birthday post. Well, well,

  • 15:49

    well, check it out.

  • 15:51

    I'm with Mo. Birthday is another one.

  • 15:54

    Birthday hospitals.

  • 15:55

    I think Will I I think Will did side out

  • 15:58

    of that [ __ ] in the kitchen while he

  • 15:59

    was making eggs one morning.

  • 16:01

    Yeah, for sure.

  • 16:02

    You think Will Smith makes his own eggs?

  • 16:03

    And I Well, I think one morning he did.

  • 16:07

    Never in 20 years. He got up early

  • 16:09

    before everybody.

  • 16:10

    You ever went to bed with something on

  • 16:11

    your mind? Didn't you didn't you wake up

  • 16:13

    early

  • 16:14

    and alone that then you want to do

  • 16:16

    things by yourself that day? For sure.

  • 16:18

    For sure.

  • 16:18

    I think Will woke up earlier than usual

  • 16:21

    that day.

  • 16:22

    I think he hit the text.

  • 16:24

    Mhm.

  • 16:25

    Remembered he had a birthday coming up.

  • 16:27

    Maybe it was going to be his turn to

  • 16:28

    while out, give it to him a little bit.

  • 16:30

    What other explanation can I think of

  • 16:33

    for Will? I told y'all Will can't just

  • 16:34

    come back hopping out of helicopters

  • 16:36

    over the Grand Canyon and sure enough,

  • 16:37

    what's the first thing you do? Jump out

  • 16:39

    of helicopter on the Grand Canyon? No,

  • 16:40

    [ __ ] Get your ass on install.

  • 16:42

    Right. Right.

  • 16:43

    You got [ __ ] to answer for.

  • 16:45

    See, because I got questions for I want

  • 16:47

    to interview Will Smith. I have

  • 16:49

    questions for Will Smith that Elliot

  • 16:50

    wasn't going to ask.

  • 16:51

    I think that a lot of people.

  • 16:54

    Yeah, because Will is like mad mature. I

  • 16:56

    don't know.

  • 16:57

    There's way more higher things priority.

  • 17:00

    No, there's a way to do it maturely

  • 17:02

    though.

  • 17:02

    And no, no, but even even Will is from

  • 17:05

    he from Philly. That's the fresh he's

  • 17:07

    been.

  • 17:07

    It's still hip-hop there though. But

  • 17:09

    it's still that that

  • 17:10

    Yeah, Will is a hip-hop dude. Will the

  • 17:12

    hip-hop dude still? And I think you can

  • 17:14

    find a way to ask it just like

  • 17:15

    Yeah.

  • 17:16

    Will have you ever been, you know, when

  • 17:18

    you were at your most sensual?

  • 17:20

    I don't know.

  • 17:21

    Oh god.

  • 17:22

    I don't know.

  • 17:24

    You got weird questions for I'm

  • 17:25

    freestyling, man. What you want to do?

  • 17:27

    That's a rap radar.

  • 17:28

    All right. So, all right. Let's let's

  • 17:29

    get right to the [ __ ] Do y'all think

  • 17:31

    that there's something between uh

  • 17:32

    Shorty, what's her name? Uh yeah. Garcel

  • 17:35

    Bouvo. Is that I don't know. Say your

  • 17:37

    last name.

  • 17:37

    And somebody else came out.

  • 17:38

    They had the open relationship though

  • 17:40

    for a while. No. Wasn't that like a

  • 17:42

    thing? No.

  • 17:43

    to talk about.

  • 17:44

    I thought that was like in the news. I

  • 17:46

    don't know the Smiths. They didn't tell

  • 17:48

    me that.

  • 17:49

    Well, we do.

  • 17:49

    That was Rory McFarrell.

  • 17:52

    McFarrell.

  • 17:52

    O R

  • 17:55

    O R.

  • 17:57

    But we do got to remember that that

  • 17:59

    picture that she posted was from the

  • 18:01

    Wild Wild West movie. It wasn't like

  • 18:02

    that was a picture of them actually out

  • 18:03

    on the date. So,

  • 18:04

    oh, fam. I What? Their relationships are

  • 18:07

    their relationship. That's great. I'm

  • 18:09

    saying if a [ __ ] said told my wife that

  • 18:11

    you the fortune to my cookie and all of

  • 18:13

    that other [ __ ] That's it. So now we

  • 18:15

    wasn't supposed to start there because I

  • 18:16

    wanted to make these jokes later, but

  • 18:17

    y'all don't ever know that. What were we

  • 18:19

    starting with? Nasty awards.

  • 18:20

    We're going with the nasty award.

  • 18:22

    Speaking of Philly

  • 18:23

    or No, you want to start light with

  • 18:24

    light nasty awards.

  • 18:25

    Yeah, I was I was thinking light nasty.

  • 18:27

    Let's not jump right into Jello Man. Uh

  • 18:31

    who who looked like Jello Man in his mug

  • 18:33

    shot. Did y'all see the mug shot? I did

  • 18:34

    see it right now. It look like he ate

  • 18:35

    some bad jello.

  • 18:38

    Like the jello was spoiled.

  • 18:41

    That pudding pop was nasty.

  • 18:42

    Yeah. No, no sweater on in that one.

  • 18:46

    What is 3 to 10 years?

  • 18:48

    I've never even heard that as numbers

  • 18:50

    before.

  • 18:50

    Word 3 to 10.

  • 18:51

    I think that he'll probably I don't know

  • 18:53

    if he'll he'll probably do maybe a year

  • 18:55

    in jail and then the rest will be like

  • 18:57

    probation or something like that,

  • 18:59

    which is kind of wild.

  • 19:01

    Yeah.

  • 19:02

    For all that he was charged with.

  • 19:03

    Yeah.

  • 19:04

    Well, he wasn't charged with so much,

  • 19:05

    right?

  • 19:06

    cuz this is only from one one case.

  • 19:09

    Avon, look this stuff up so we can

  • 19:11

    actually sound like we have facts.

  • 19:13

    Oh, so he'll probably have to go back to

  • 19:15

    other trials while he's in there.

  • 19:16

    Oh, is that still have he's got more

  • 19:18

    he's facing more trials?

  • 19:19

    I would imagine.

  • 19:20

    Uh I don't know. I I don't know.

  • 19:21

    I'm giving you [ __ ]

  • 19:22

    Why I want to know why is he the only

  • 19:23

    one convicted so far when all these

  • 19:25

    other dudes have had allegations and

  • 19:28

    charges against him?

  • 19:29

    Well, no charges really. He was the only

  • 19:31

    one that's really been charged with

  • 19:32

    something.

  • 19:32

    Didn't We get charged with something?

  • 19:34

    I think he did. Yes, he did.

  • 19:36

    He got charged. Um,

  • 19:38

    a few of them.

  • 19:38

    Billy got charged. Bill O'Reilly got

  • 19:40

    charged, didn't he?

  • 19:41

    He's nasty.

  • 19:42

    No, he just got um fired, I think.

  • 19:44

    And he got a lot of money.

  • 19:45

    Matt L Matt Lore. Matt Lowour.

  • 19:46

    Matt Lowour. No, it was just nasty.

  • 19:49

    Yeah, this is for one.

  • 19:51

    Yeah, this for one. They got they got

  • 19:52

    they got Jello Man for one of them.

  • 19:54

    Donald Trump.

  • 19:56

    Well, you know, the president ain't

  • 19:58

    going to they're not going to let that

  • 19:59

    fly. They should. I mean, but

  • 20:02

    see this is why I wanted to start with a

  • 20:03

    light nasty award cuz now y'all taking

  • 20:05

    one nasty and giving me all this.

  • 20:07

    I'm just trying to talk about dudes

  • 20:09

    that's in the nasty free agency pool

  • 20:10

    right now.

  • 20:12

    It's a lot contract.

  • 20:13

    Yeah, it's a lot of free agent free

  • 20:15

    agent nasty dudes just sitting there

  • 20:16

    just waiting for the team to call up.

  • 20:19

    Yo, free agent nasty.

  • 20:20

    Why why Bill Cosby got drafted in first

  • 20:23

    pick? Why was he right now?

  • 20:25

    Yeah. Why was Bill the first pick of the

  • 20:26

    nasty of the nasty uh b the nasty

  • 20:30

    bastards association?

  • 20:31

    He kind of I I'm not to say he started

  • 20:33

    the nasty wave in the me too [ __ ] but

  • 20:34

    he was definitely the the front runner.

  • 20:37

    He might have been the first.

  • 20:39

    Yeah. Who? Bill.

  • 20:41

    Yeah. In this wave. Yeah.

  • 20:44

    He was definitely the number one pick.

  • 20:45

    Like he was Braun coming out high

  • 20:47

    school. Like of course Wade was in the

  • 20:48

    draft too, but you know,

  • 20:50

    he wasn't LeBron. It's just

  • 20:52

    all of this is nasty and can get off of

  • 20:55

    it. Like I don't want to hear basketball

  • 20:58

    jokes about Bill was the number one

  • 21:00

    pick, but it's all right.

  • 21:02

    We'll figure it out.

  • 21:02

    He was about to buy NBC.

  • 21:05

    Oh, don't forget that.

  • 21:07

    Okay. Parks.

  • 21:08

    Forget that.

  • 21:09

    Yeah, I know.

  • 21:20

    Cuz

  • 21:36

    Charlie Wilson told us his name on Mad

  • 21:38

    Records, his first name and his last

  • 21:39

    name.

  • 21:40

    He had a whole album. He had like five

  • 21:42

    albums.

  • 21:43

    [Music]

  • 21:46

    All right. Are you We done with uh Nasty

  • 21:48

    Nasty Mcnasty, right? Yeah.

  • 21:50

    All right. Is there a happier Is there

  • 21:51

    something happier to talk about? I was

  • 21:53

    just trying to give nasty nasty awards

  • 21:55

    to all you guys out there who's just

  • 21:57

    popping up with cartoons.

  • 21:59

    Like,

  • 22:00

    yeah,

  • 22:01

    it's a whole lot of cartoons out there.

  • 22:04

    It's crazy, man.

  • 22:05

    And there's nothing wrong with having

  • 22:06

    cartoons. We have one.

  • 22:08

    Mhm.

  • 22:09

    And we didn't start the cartoons.

  • 22:10

    We certainly did not start anything in

  • 22:13

    life.

  • 22:13

    We didn't. But we kind of made it

  • 22:16

    popular.

  • 22:16

    I'm And I'm not even going to say that.

  • 22:18

    I won't I won't say it

  • 22:20

    as far as the podcasting. Yes,

  • 22:21

    absolutely. I'll say it.

  • 22:23

    I'm seeing a lot of

  • 22:24

    more famous than [ __ ] the

  • 22:26

    Thundercats. No,

  • 22:28

    but on the podcast world. Yes.

  • 22:29

    Yeah. We're no Hannah Barbara, but

  • 22:31

    yeah, we definitely we definitely push

  • 22:33

    that.

  • 22:33

    Yeah.

  • 22:34

    A lot of cartoons out there. That's all

  • 22:37

    I'mma say. Not taking credit for a

  • 22:39

    thing. And there's a few of you other

  • 22:41

    guys who shall remain nameless only

  • 22:44

    because we're on Spotify now.

  • 22:49

    I'm so phony.

  • 22:54

    Yo, listen. Any dude that laugh like

  • 22:56

    that, man.

  • 22:58

    Listen, man. Kai Kawhai was laughing.

  • 23:02

    That Why do you keep rushing all the

  • 23:04

    topics?

  • 23:04

    No, I'm just laughing. Like that's a

  • 23:06

    topic.

  • 23:06

    No, but I'm just But you just played it,

  • 23:08

    so I'm just thinking about it like, yo,

  • 23:09

    that was the craziest [ __ ] ever, man.

  • 23:11

    Like, I thought that was a sound. I

  • 23:13

    thought that was fake. I thought they

  • 23:14

    added that audio in there. No [ __ ]

  • 23:16

    I've been laughing.

  • 23:17

    Go back to what you were saying. No.

  • 23:18

    Too late. We here now, [ __ ] No. We got

  • 23:20

    to get back to the get back to all the

  • 23:22

    nasty awards.

  • 23:23

    No, no. We got to get off that. We might

  • 23:25

    get in trouble.

  • 23:26

    No, no, no. The lighter the lighter

  • 23:27

    ones.

  • 23:28

    Yeah, we on the lighter nasty. No, these

  • 23:30

    jokes. They're not real nasty.

  • 23:31

    Lighter nasties.

  • 23:32

    I see a few of y'all out there who who

  • 23:35

    shall remain nameless.

  • 23:37

    Some of y'all are trying to dig back in

  • 23:39

    the crates and dig up your old podcast,

  • 23:44

    but you but you did. And I'm cool with

  • 23:46

    that. I'm Listen, the more the marrier

  • 23:48

    for me. However, I don't like when you

  • 23:51

    try to [ __ ] on all the current [ __ ]

  • 23:53

    that's going on. I see [ __ ] Yo, it's

  • 23:55

    a lot of content OUT THERE DRY, Y'ALL.

  • 23:56

    WHO WANT MY OLD [ __ ] BACK? FAM.

  • 24:00

    FAM, let's simmer it down here. All

  • 24:02

    right, buddy. Let's just call it Spade

  • 24:04

    of Spade. You see the podcast business

  • 24:07

    booming,

  • 24:08

    but it's time.

  • 24:09

    Yeah, it's time to dig it back. Hey.

  • 24:10

    Hey. I'm not mad at you. Get that [ __ ]

  • 24:14

    [ __ ] But don't try to fool us. You

  • 24:16

    were just a little before the market.

  • 24:19

    Yeah, we we get it.

  • 24:20

    Hey, I would do the same [ __ ] I enjoy

  • 24:22

    that.

  • 24:23

    I would do the same thing. I would

  • 24:27

    uh All right, that's all from those are

  • 24:28

    the lightweight nasty awards. Just know

  • 24:30

    I'm watching all y'all. While I'm at it,

  • 24:32

    I never heard nothing else about

  • 24:33

    Charlemagne's HBO show. I'm going just

  • 24:35

    go ahead and put that out in the

  • 24:36

    universe. And um

  • 24:38

    All right.

  • 24:40

    What's up, man? You all right?

  • 24:46

    [Music]

  • 24:49

    What happened, man?

  • 24:50

    You told me to hit the button.

  • 24:53

    I didn't tell you to do anything.

  • 24:54

    And Rory was pointing at it like this. I

  • 24:56

    didn't tell you anything.

  • 24:57

    So, I hit it. Uh, and I'm only saying

  • 24:59

    that because I'm interested in it. Like,

  • 25:02

    I'm following it. I'm waiting for it.

  • 25:04

    Charlemagne with the HBO show. Dies and

  • 25:06

    Merrill with the uh with the Showtime.

  • 25:08

    They said they said that wasn't coming

  • 25:10

    out till 2019. That was going to take

  • 25:12

    some time. That is why that's what made

  • 25:14

    me think of, hey, what's going on with

  • 25:16

    Charlamagne and HBO [ __ ] Because both

  • 25:18

    were slated for later, but we got an

  • 25:21

    announcement for one.

  • 25:23

    Okay.

  • 25:23

    And Charlemagne, who's on air every day,

  • 25:26

    has told us absolutely nothing about

  • 25:28

    nothing. He's just put a book out.

  • 25:30

    I mean, in fairness, you didn't talk

  • 25:31

    about City of the Culture really until

  • 25:33

    you

  • 25:35

    Yeah, it could still be in the works.

  • 25:36

    Still in the works. They're working on

  • 25:37

    it.

  • 25:37

    No, I know. I want them to tell us.

  • 25:38

    probably um you know the test thing that

  • 25:41

    y'all do.

  • 25:42

    Well, whatever. The test thing that

  • 25:43

    y'all do. Shut up, Parks. Um all right,

  • 25:46

    so no nast no nasty awards. That's

  • 25:48

    that's it. We got more in the cabinet if

  • 25:50

    we need to give them out. Um oh, and

  • 25:53

    before we go any further, 25 minutes in

  • 25:55

    before we go any further. I see a lot of

  • 25:56

    y'all cursing us out about being wrong

  • 25:59

    about facts on this podcast. Listen, you

  • 26:02

    new [ __ ]

  • 26:03

    We were never right. Yeah, we we've

  • 26:05

    we've never been the factual news

  • 26:07

    people. I don't want to be right.

  • 26:10

    I don't want to be right. I'm not

  • 26:12

    looking for confirmation. I'm looking to

  • 26:14

    spark conversation. And often times the

  • 26:16

    wrong information is better to do that.

  • 26:18

    It provokes thought. Yeah.

  • 26:20

    If you want the [ __ ] facts, turn CNN

  • 26:23

    on. God damn it.

  • 26:23

    And you still ain't going to get the

  • 26:24

    facts. They they massage the truth.

  • 26:27

    Yeah. Basically, use your brain for a

  • 26:28

    change.

  • 26:30

    Um, okay. Now that we've cursed people

  • 26:32

    out,

  • 26:34

    what's really important in the world?

  • 26:36

    Somebody tell me.

  • 26:36

    Uh, two short comedians or

  • 26:39

    No, no, no. I'm not getting back into

  • 26:40

    some more last week [ __ ] All the [ __ ]

  • 26:42

    from last week, they trying to sneak in

  • 26:43

    the news week again. No,

  • 26:45

    they No, Kevin Hart replied. That's why

  • 26:47

    I brought it up cuz before it was just

  • 26:49

    Cat going off per usual and then Kevin

  • 26:50

    Hart went on the Breakfast Club and

  • 26:51

    said, "Dog, you had the same shot as me,

  • 26:53

    but you chose drugs instead and never

  • 26:55

    wanted to work. So why you hating on me

  • 26:57

    and Tiffany?" And then Cat got back on

  • 27:00

    today and said, "I'm going to rent out

  • 27:02

    an arena in Philly. You can put a

  • 27:04

    basketball court, a gym, a mic. I'll

  • 27:07

    beat you in anything you can think of.

  • 27:10

    Rapping, basketball, boxing, comedy, you

  • 27:12

    name it, I'll beat you in it." Kevin

  • 27:13

    Hart for a million dollars.

  • 27:14

    I'm not really interested in the Kevin

  • 27:17

    Hart uh Cat Williams beef. They've been

  • 27:20

    beefing for a million years.

  • 27:23

    They hate each other the same way Mike

  • 27:25

    Eps hates Kevin Hart. There's a few

  • 27:27

    [ __ ] that hate Kevin Hart. I

  • 27:29

    understand it. That's That's okay. But

  • 27:31

    I'm not going to

  • 27:33

    Well, Kevin and and Cat is more of the,

  • 27:35

    you know, that's been going on for the

  • 27:37

    battle of the Napoleon comedians.

  • 27:40

    It's not a battle of anything

  • 27:42

    between them. It is in their mind.

  • 27:43

    And it really is. It's not.

  • 27:45

    Well, I said this on the podcast a

  • 27:46

    really long time ago. It'd be great to

  • 27:48

    see comedians battle like outside of

  • 27:50

    that roast battle [ __ ] they had, but

  • 27:51

    like major comedians battle each other

  • 27:53

    the way people do in rap.

  • 27:55

    Yeah, I'd like to see it. That's why I'm

  • 27:57

    right because why are you comed How are

  • 27:59

    comedians beefing

  • 28:00

    that? Yeah, you have to find out.

  • 28:01

    Y'all are comedians. Go have a a funny

  • 28:03

    off.

  • 28:03

    Yeah, it's true.

  • 28:05

    Go do a tour. We'll pay to see it.

  • 28:07

    Go do a tour together and see who gets

  • 28:08

    the better response.

  • 28:09

    Have Martin Lawrence come out. Dave

  • 28:10

    Chappelle host the [ __ ] Boxing ring.

  • 28:13

    Y'all come out. Come out. We have a

  • 28:14

    laugh off.

  • 28:16

    Roast each other. Just be funnier.

  • 28:18

    No, of course not. Kevin had way too

  • 28:20

    much money to get in a [ __ ] laugh off

  • 28:22

    with Cat Williams that

  • 28:25

    Cat would say he was going to hide

  • 28:26

    behind. Like why why you hiding behind

  • 28:27

    the money and the fame?

  • 28:29

    Cuz you're supposed to.

  • 28:31

    I guess

  • 28:31

    I get it now. I understand. I understand

  • 28:34

    it now. Them [ __ ] they would lose

  • 28:37

    money.

  • 28:38

    Yeah.

  • 28:38

    Yeah. But that's what

  • 28:39

    they would be losing money to stop what

  • 28:41

    they are doing.

  • 28:42

    Yeah. But I mean, if you want to if you

  • 28:44

    want to, you know, it's it's part of the

  • 28:46

    And he called out he called out Cat

  • 28:48

    Williams for all them alternative facts

  • 28:50

    that I that I that I was just spewing

  • 28:52

    all around. But uh Yeah. He said all

  • 28:54

    that [ __ ] is [ __ ]

  • 28:56

    Yeah.

  • 28:56

    I wouldn't know. I didn't fact check any

  • 28:58

    of that.

  • 28:58

    Yeah, me neither.

  • 28:59

    Oh, what Cat was saying about his

  • 29:00

    career,

  • 29:00

    his numbers.

  • 29:02

    Said he put a whole lot of sauce on it.

  • 29:04

    Yeah.

  • 29:04

    I don't know about all that.

  • 29:06

    Yeah.

  • 29:06

    I don't think Kevin Or put sauce on his

  • 29:07

    numbers.

  • 29:08

    No. Cat Williams.

  • 29:09

    I think Well, I think Kevin I think

  • 29:10

    Kevin did at one point too though. They

  • 29:12

    caught Kevin talking that box office uh

  • 29:14

    comedian [ __ ] and they was like, "No,

  • 29:16

    Eddie Murphy still has the right."

  • 29:17

    Yeah, but it don't matter if you

  • 29:18

    actually get out there and you body and

  • 29:20

    [ __ ] Like, you could lie.

  • 29:22

    Well, Cat was body and [ __ ] too. His

  • 29:24

    specials were doing really well. His

  • 29:25

    tours was doing really well.

  • 29:26

    Cat at one point was, you could say

  • 29:28

    popularitywise for new comics was number

  • 29:30

    one.

  • 29:31

    I don't I don't like I don't like you

  • 29:33

    were the man, you had the shot, and you

  • 29:35

    chose drugs. I don't I don't like that

  • 29:37

    for obvious reasons. M

  • 29:39

    I don't think that's a choice for some

  • 29:41

    people. I think that's a sickness for

  • 29:43

    some people. And just because that's not

  • 29:45

    Kevin Hart's uh vice

  • 29:49

    don't mean you should just now be able

  • 29:50

    to call sick people out on their vices,

  • 29:53

    even those who have animosity towards

  • 29:55

    you and are being malicious toward

  • 29:57

    people you love. I'm still not rocking

  • 29:59

    like that.

  • 29:59

    Plus, maybe Cat didn't want to be in

  • 30:00

    Jumanji.

  • 30:03

    And I think Cat from RIP, even when Cat

  • 30:05

    was like number one, he was definitely

  • 30:07

    not the I'll play the game comedian.

  • 30:09

    Cat would have been in Jamanji.

  • 30:11

    Would have been in the [ __ ] Jamanji

  • 30:12

    was in

  • 30:12

    what was the guy with the rifle.

  • 30:14

    Jamanji was the museum coming to life.

  • 30:16

    I wanted to go to I wanted to be in

  • 30:18

    Jamanji.

  • 30:18

    Cat would have wrote along. Uh

  • 30:20

    Jamanji was the book was the

  • 30:22

    Oh yeah. The board game.

  • 30:24

    Yeah.

  • 30:24

    Oh, [ __ ] out of here.

  • 30:26

    Night at the museum with Ben Stiller is

  • 30:27

    the

  • 30:27

    That's the one I wanted to be in.

  • 30:29

    Robin Williams.

  • 30:29

    Why' you want to be in that?

  • 30:31

    That was Ben. They got locked in the

  • 30:32

    museum for a night. I know

  • 30:34

    and then [ __ ] started coming to life and

  • 30:35

    they were running around. It didn't look

  • 30:37

    like fun,

  • 30:37

    I guess. Until you get in the wrong room

  • 30:39

    in the wrong painting.

  • 30:40

    Yeah.

  • 30:40

    What year did that movie come out?

  • 30:43

    Five years ago, maybe.

  • 30:44

    Oh, yeah. That was definitely a couple.

  • 30:45

    That was definitely night museum.

  • 30:48

    I think it was two. It might be two or

  • 30:49

    two or three of them.

  • 30:50

    Fam, the real [ __ ] versions only. Why

  • 30:51

    are you talking? Who knows? There's

  • 30:52

    three who knows there's three nights in

  • 30:54

    the museum.

  • 30:55

    That was six. That was early 2000s.

  • 30:57

    First one came out 2000.

  • 30:58

    You remind me of me. I'm the only one

  • 31:00

    that knows there was five maze runners.

  • 31:03

    You watch

  • 31:06

    Maze Runner was all right.

  • 31:08

    One and two.

  • 31:09

    Maze Runner was better than Running Man.

  • 31:10

    Y'all ever watch Running Man now? That

  • 31:12

    the honest that [ __ ] trash.

  • 31:14

    Watch that [ __ ] now. In the 80s, we was

  • 31:15

    like, "Oh, this [ __ ] dope." The [ __ ]

  • 31:17

    the electrical [ __ ] that came out, we

  • 31:18

    watched that [ __ ] [ __ ] Get the [ __ ]

  • 31:19

    out of here with this [ __ ]

  • 31:21

    He was ill. The electrical

  • 31:22

    that [ __ ] trash. Damn.

  • 31:24

    You know what movie I wanted? I wanted

  • 31:25

    to go back and see Robocop 2. I wanted

  • 31:28

    to go see Robocop 2 today. Dash.

  • 31:30

    Nah. Classic, man.

  • 31:32

    I want to see the

  • 31:33

    Was the one with the political [ __ ]

  • 31:34

    where they got all political. That was

  • 31:35

    ill.

  • 31:36

    Two. I think

  • 31:36

    it might have been three.

  • 31:38

    Three was three was disgusting.

  • 31:39

    I told y'all what uh one day I was just

  • 31:42

    flicking the channels and media man was

  • 31:44

    on.

  • 31:45

    Another movie is bad.

  • 31:48

    That movie was bad.

  • 31:48

    Trash. But Robocop is like one of those

  • 31:50

    it's so bad it's kind of good movies.

  • 31:53

    It's It's so bad that it's funny. It's a

  • 31:55

    comedy. Few a few of his movies are that

  • 31:57

    though.

  • 31:58

    I mean, I know he's boxed off with

  • 31:59

    Seller and all that [ __ ] but a lot of

  • 32:00

    his movies and his acting.

  • 32:02

    We talk about Arnold.

  • 32:03

    Oh, yeah. Yeah. He was Arnold wasn't

  • 32:05

    Robocop.

  • 32:05

    Oh, no. Who was Robocop,

  • 32:07

    fam? Nobody gives a [ __ ] about Robocop

  • 32:09

    this long, man. We all get into side

  • 32:11

    talks and stay there.

  • 32:12

    Yeah,

  • 32:12

    I love the side talks. But anyway,

  • 32:14

    I know. But let's talk about I don't

  • 32:15

    even know what's important. We're off of

  • 32:17

    Kanye. I'm going just go down this whole

  • 32:18

    list. Kanye's nasty, too.

  • 32:21

    How is Kanye mad at somebody calling his

  • 32:25

    wife

  • 32:27

    or talking about his wife negatively

  • 32:29

    and then he has a song called You're

  • 32:31

    Such a [ __ ] Hoe. I love it.

  • 32:34

    I don't I saw a couple people that

  • 32:36

    point. I don't think correlates at all.

  • 32:38

    I think he should be able to make that

  • 32:40

    song.

  • 32:40

    You're a married man and this is a song.

  • 32:42

    Knock it off. Knock it off.

  • 32:43

    I'm just This You're a married man. This

  • 32:45

    is the content you're creating.

  • 32:46

    That's That's a real Tiana Taylor point.

  • 32:48

    I'm just saying. No.

  • 32:49

    No. You can't be mad at the rappers

  • 32:51

    loving

  • 32:51

    ho just hung up with TT.

  • 32:53

    Can you be mad at rappers loving hoes,

  • 32:54

    too?

  • 32:55

    How you mad at rappers loving hoes?

  • 32:57

    Other rappers loving hoes

  • 32:59

    or calling a ho.

  • 33:00

    That's his wife now.

  • 33:02

    Yeah, mom.

  • 33:03

    Call the hoes. Don't call my wife.

  • 33:04

    It's just a bad point.

  • 33:06

    What if your wife is a hoe though?

  • 33:08

    Wouldn't be my wife personally, but all

  • 33:10

    right.

  • 33:11

    Ho is subjective way.

  • 33:14

    Some hoes ain't subjective. Somehow,

  • 33:15

    somehow we've now bumped into a

  • 33:17

    conversation of substance worth having.

  • 33:19

    It's a bunch of [ __ ] married to hoes.

  • 33:21

    That's true.

  • 33:21

    What that mean? That make your job to

  • 33:23

    come. That make it your job to come and

  • 33:25

    say, "No,

  • 33:27

    your wife a hoe." Like, what are you

  • 33:28

    talking about?

  • 33:28

    If I decide to if I call hero,

  • 33:30

    if we're having a conversation and the

  • 33:33

    the the whole name start being thrown

  • 33:34

    out and I and the name I thought just

  • 33:36

    happens to be married to a rapper. Now,

  • 33:38

    that rapper can't get mad at me if your

  • 33:40

    wife is indeed a hoe.

  • 33:41

    He can.

  • 33:42

    And I'm not calling her a hoe.

  • 33:45

    You know, all these rappers beef over

  • 33:46

    girls,

  • 33:47

    the same girls,

  • 33:48

    but you can't be

  • 33:49

    the same six girls.

  • 33:50

    And and and that's a problem.

  • 33:53

    Especially when now the husband comes

  • 33:54

    out like, "Yo, listen, dog." You know,

  • 33:56

    it's like what?

  • 33:57

    Well, no. I just think like the line we

  • 33:59

    were talking about last week, there's a

  • 34:00

    line once it becomes your wife, you

  • 34:02

    don't you just kind of stop talking.

  • 34:05

    Plus, also, you got to stay in your

  • 34:06

    wife's good graces. So, even if even if

  • 34:08

    he's right, you still got to stick.

  • 34:09

    Doesn't get deleted. But

  • 34:10

    I'm with all of that. You can't compound

  • 34:12

    all of that. But now having a record

  • 34:15

    called You're Such a [ __ ] Hoe. I love

  • 34:17

    it.

  • 34:18

    CUZ NOW YOU GIVING ME NOW I'M CONFUSED

  • 34:20

    LIKE, "YO, WHAT IS THIS DUDE?" So you

  • 34:21

    love the hoe. Okay, cool. So I can't bop

  • 34:24

    to your your ho your ho hook and then

  • 34:26

    now you get mad when I start naming the

  • 34:28

    ho.

  • 34:28

    So now you want all the messaging and

  • 34:30

    music to match the behaviors of the

  • 34:32

    artist that

  • 34:32

    I'm just saying if you going to jump out

  • 34:34

    there and stand for something, you can't

  • 34:36

    then go in the booth and start spitting

  • 34:37

    [ __ ] that don't match.

  • 34:38

    There's plenty of girls that I [ __ ]

  • 34:39

    loved that they was hoes. I just didn't

  • 34:41

    wife them.

  • 34:42

    Yeah. But I loved at the moment that

  • 34:44

    they were host.

  • 34:45

    Fine. But now

  • 34:46

    he might not be talking about Kim. He's

  • 34:47

    just talking about

  • 34:48

    some chick that he was really happy that

  • 34:50

    she decided to be a ho.

  • 34:51

    Who else? Who do you love more than your

  • 34:52

    wife?

  • 34:53

    Are y'all finished with this whole

  • 34:54

    conflict? Like I don't even understand

  • 34:56

    what [ __ ] is.

  • 34:57

    [ __ ] marry hoes. No, you can't go up

  • 34:59

    to a [ __ ] and say your wife is a hoe

  • 35:00

    without getting the [ __ ] smacked out of

  • 35:02

    you and that's the end.

  • 35:03

    Some dudes marry cuz girls be moving in

  • 35:05

    different circles and then they rebrand

  • 35:07

    and they go to a whole another city and

  • 35:09

    now you married to a hoe and you have no

  • 35:10

    idea. Yeah, I'm seeing a whole bunch of

  • 35:12

    new hoes pop up in Atlanta like it's 04

  • 35:14

    again.

  • 35:16

    No, no, no, no. A whole new city.

  • 35:18

    No, no. I called all my Atlanta [ __ ]

  • 35:21

    Yeah, they know.

  • 35:22

    They know you down there.

  • 35:23

    Yeah, you're not low. Different now.

  • 35:24

    Yeah, you're not low. Um, no.

  • 35:26

    They do only take like one phone call,

  • 35:28

    too.

  • 35:29

    Yeah.

  • 35:30

    Who they fooling?

  • 35:31

    I'm shocked that the chicks that can

  • 35:33

    relocate just at the drop of a diamond.

  • 35:36

    Why is the whole part of the whole

  • 35:37

    rebrand like they start doing eyebrows

  • 35:38

    all of a sudden? Why is that like the

  • 35:40

    first thing to push out?

  • 35:41

    So they look more surprised when you

  • 35:42

    call them a hoe.

  • 35:44

    Okay.

  • 35:45

    All right. I'm going.

  • 35:48

    I just want to know why that's part of

  • 35:49

    the That was Rory. That was Rory. That

  • 35:52

    was Rory. How you spell R O R Y. Me

  • 35:57

    something. And that was Maul, but with a

  • 35:59

    I somehow.

  • 36:01

    Yeah.

  • 36:04

    Okay, I am back. Now that they're done

  • 36:06

    talking about useless Kim and Kanye [ __ ]

  • 36:09

    here, let me talk about some useless

  • 36:10

    Kanye [ __ ]

  • 36:13

    Now, a few months ago, I just like to

  • 36:16

    This podcast is only works cuz we like

  • 36:18

    to come here and tell y'all when we was

  • 36:19

    right about some [ __ ]

  • 36:21

    A few months ago

  • 36:22

    and ignore completely when we was wrong.

  • 36:25

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What we supposed to

  • 36:27

    do,

  • 36:27

    right?

  • 36:28

    Acknowledge our wrong.

  • 36:29

    What the [ __ ]

  • 36:29

    Yeah. No,

  • 36:30

    you never acknowledge them.

  • 36:31

    No, you can't do that.

  • 36:32

    You've been wrong.

  • 36:33

    Never.

  • 36:34

    Me neither. Imagine that.

  • 36:35

    All my life.

  • 36:36

    What that mean?

  • 36:39

    A few months ago,

  • 36:43

    Push's album came out. Then Kanye and

  • 36:45

    Cuy's album came out. Then Kanye and Nas

  • 36:48

    came out. Then Tiana Taylor came out.

  • 36:51

    And then an announcement came out.

  • 36:54

    And that was weird. But the announcement

  • 36:57

    said from Sahi to Prince.

  • 37:01

    He said,

  • 37:03

    "I gota put my hat on for this one."

  • 37:06

    You got to put your hat on.

  • 37:08

    Some [ __ ] is too funny.

  • 37:09

    That's your thinking cap.

  • 37:10

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 37:12

    Sihad and I Man,

  • 37:16

    I [ __ ] with Saha, too.

  • 37:17

    We know we all [ __ ] with Si.

  • 37:19

    We We thought he was kind of wild, but

  • 37:22

    his album is great and he's a great

  • 37:23

    rapper.

  • 37:24

    It makes great music.

  • 37:27

    Wilding this summer. That's all. told us

  • 37:30

    cuz you got to say told it when a [ __ ]

  • 37:32

    start to told it in something.

  • 37:34

    He said that his album was next in the

  • 37:37

    seven album roll out. Said Yay is

  • 37:40

    already on the private jet mixing it

  • 37:42

    down and he already had 217 songs to

  • 37:46

    pick the seven from. I love when rappers

  • 37:48

    tell us they got the 300 songs already

  • 37:50

    in the tuck. They did it last month.

  • 37:52

    Actually terrifies me. I don't think

  • 37:54

    that's a good process. Remember when

  • 37:56

    Remember when that was like the thing?

  • 37:58

    Back to Wayne. Wayne would record a

  • 37:59

    hundred songs a day.

  • 38:01

    Yo, Wayne got

  • 38:02

    to be fire.

  • 38:02

    Wayne got to start taking some of the

  • 38:04

    bad [ __ ] that he brought into the game.

  • 38:06

    The same way I hear like rumblings of

  • 38:08

    people with that are mad at Bad Boy and

  • 38:10

    Rockefeller for certain [ __ ] You got to

  • 38:11

    be mad at Young Money, too, for certain

  • 38:13

    [ __ ]

  • 38:13

    Wait, what are they mad at them for?

  • 38:14

    At Bad Boy and Rockefeller.

  • 38:16

    Yeah. Blowing through million-dollar

  • 38:18

    budgets.

  • 38:18

    Well, I when you speak to some older

  • 38:20

    people, when you Well, not older people,

  • 38:22

    our age,

  • 38:23

    right? or my age, you'll hear a few

  • 38:25

    people say that Bad Boy and Rockefeller

  • 38:29

    were responsible for women now being

  • 38:33

    100% materialistic and all the just a

  • 38:37

    different lifestyle. It was a switch.

  • 38:39

    It was a change and a shift in focus

  • 38:41

    because Biggie and Hoveve always wrapped

  • 38:44

    about just that.

  • 38:48

    So, so all the broke boys are like

  • 38:50

    I think T

  • 38:53

    in the women, not men.

  • 38:54

    Oh,

  • 38:55

    they're saying that women changed

  • 38:57

    because of how

  • 38:59

    what Biggie Kim whole f that era wrapped

  • 39:02

    about

  • 39:02

    the the glossy era. Okay.

  • 39:04

    Yeah. Oh, shy suits. That's still a

  • 39:06

    thing.

  • 39:06

    Oh, no. I wasn't mad at that because

  • 39:07

    even after that it was still like it

  • 39:09

    wasn't as crazy as it is now.

  • 39:12

    Now it's like I'm telling you, ever

  • 39:13

    since when TI said it ain't tricking if

  • 39:15

    you got it, That changed everything,

  • 39:18

    bro. Listen,

  • 39:18

    TI getting credit for that line.

  • 39:21

    That's when it went crazy.

  • 39:23

    Nobody said that before TI.

  • 39:24

    They might have, but when he said it,

  • 39:27

    they made it a hot line. He made it a

  • 39:28

    hot song.

  • 39:29

    And it's still tricking. It's still I'm

  • 39:30

    still I'm still on that. By the way,

  • 39:33

    it's going to always be tricking. I

  • 39:34

    don't care if you got it or you don't.

  • 39:35

    It's still tricking.

  • 39:36

    It's tricking. But once that happened,

  • 39:38

    women's whole narrative changed. Like it

  • 39:40

    was like, yo, you ain't what? You ain't

  • 39:42

    pay. You got to pay for what? Like when

  • 39:44

    Fox was rapping and Kim was still hot,

  • 39:46

    it was like chicks was more on there,

  • 39:49

    I got it type [ __ ]

  • 39:50

    I got it. I'm going to go get it or

  • 39:52

    I'mma get with a [ __ ] that's going to

  • 39:54

    get me like put me in a position to get

  • 39:55

    it.

  • 39:56

    Now it's like chicks just want to be

  • 39:58

    pretty and you just got to give them

  • 40:00

    everything.

  • 40:00

    Well, let's not generalize.

  • 40:02

    Not all women, of course. No, but I'm

  • 40:04

    just saying that's that's just what a

  • 40:05

    lot of women feel like now. That's how

  • 40:07

    they maneuver out here. And women out

  • 40:08

    here getting into I'm not mad. They get

  • 40:10

    into it. But it's like I think

  • 40:12

    that's a new thing. I'm not sure you can

  • 40:13

    play. I think that's happening forever.

  • 40:14

    I wouldn't blame Rockefeller in

  • 40:15

    basketball.

  • 40:16

    It's been happening forever.

  • 40:17

    Pretty girls getting things cuz they're

  • 40:18

    No. No. No. No. For sure. Pretty women

  • 40:22

    have always had a decent life.

  • 40:24

    When did that happen in your lifetime

  • 40:27

    before Biggie and before Hoveve

  • 40:30

    in my I don't know. I was [ __ ] 12

  • 40:32

    when Biggie and

  • 40:33

    I was going to say you guys were young

  • 40:34

    and not out around the scene of

  • 40:36

    I didn't change that. All right.

  • 40:39

    I was too young to notice. Well, well,

  • 40:42

    we can all get to every point in our

  • 40:45

    life by the pop and rap group at the

  • 40:47

    time

  • 40:48

    for sure.

  • 40:48

    So before, so Biggie was 94, Hoveve was

  • 40:51

    96.

  • 40:53

    Before that is is Nas in '92 and NWA,

  • 40:57

    Tribe Called Quest and all of that [ __ ]

  • 40:58

    there.

  • 40:59

    It was the conscious rap.

  • 41:00

    Yeah. Women weren't that

  • 41:03

    then is what I'm saying. Or at least

  • 41:05

    like y'all are saying, maybe we didn't

  • 41:07

    see it, but I had older brothers,

  • 41:08

    uncles. Well, were they not going after

  • 41:10

    drug dealers and people that had money?

  • 41:11

    For sure. That's always been the

  • 41:13

    attractive athletes and growing up like

  • 41:15

    the woman wants the successful guy, the

  • 41:17

    boss, the dude that every man feared

  • 41:20

    like that's always been attractive for

  • 41:21

    women.

  • 41:22

    But this era now like chicks just want

  • 41:25

    the give me the money. Like I don't

  • 41:28

    whatever you got going on in your life.

  • 41:29

    You you paying no. All right, then get

  • 41:30

    out of here. Like that's what it is now.

  • 41:33

    Yeah. Then it Yeah. That was the era

  • 41:35

    where you can't pay the rent. Oh, [ __ ]

  • 41:37

    out of here. Oh, now no scrubs is coming

  • 41:39

    out now. That that that was that.

  • 41:42

    Yeah.

  • 41:42

    So, I do hear people uh credit that to

  • 41:46

    it's not a whole bunch of people, but

  • 41:48

    yeah,

  • 41:48

    they do. So, you're saying that's even

  • 41:50

    more so today and you saying ti

  • 41:53

    that line it ain't tricking if you got

  • 41:55

    it change the culture.

  • 41:58

    I don't think it was that prominent.

  • 41:59

    Okay.

  • 42:01

    I was around high school women so I

  • 42:03

    don't know.

  • 42:03

    Can I ask y'all a question that has

  • 42:04

    nothing to do with any of this? Please.

  • 42:07

    I love when you do this.

  • 42:08

    And I'll tell y'all where it stems from

  • 42:09

    cuz me and Mo was having a funny

  • 42:10

    conversation that you better not mention

  • 42:12

    even if you remember it.

  • 42:14

    Okay.

  • 42:15

    Now you have to mention it.

  • 42:16

    No, you can't mention it. Um that's

  • 42:18

    enough for me to mention it.

  • 42:21

    Yo, take the risk. Mo

  • 42:22

    um me and Mo were having a funny

  • 42:24

    conversation

  • 42:26

    uh just about lusty texts or DMs that

  • 42:30

    men send, right?

  • 42:32

    Mhm. And it got me to thinking of a

  • 42:36

    question that might sound a little

  • 42:37

    stupid, but I'll I'll ask it anyway.

  • 42:39

    How much of women's self-esteem

  • 42:42

    is directly should directly be credited

  • 42:46

    to just [ __ ] being horny?

  • 42:49

    That's interesting.

  • 42:50

    That is interesting.

  • 42:51

    Yeah.

  • 42:52

    Honestly, think about it.

  • 42:55

    Yeah. Cuz if at certain times if I would

  • 42:58

    have beat off before I sent some text

  • 42:59

    messages, I wouldn't have been gassing

  • 43:00

    her up that way. Of course not.

  • 43:04

    Yeah, women women definitely got to give

  • 43:05

    more credit to just catching a man at a

  • 43:07

    horny, vulnerable moment.

  • 43:09

    Like, why women don't know that? Or my

  • 43:13

    question, I guess, is why do some women

  • 43:15

    put more stock in what a man says while

  • 43:18

    they're lusty

  • 43:20

    uh instead of when they're not?

  • 43:25

    I don't know.

  • 43:27

    I guess am I confused? And I know stock

  • 43:30

    into what we say with mad evidence their

  • 43:32

    whole life that they shouldn't have.

  • 43:34

    Yeah,

  • 43:34

    I continue to

  • 43:35

    I agree with that

  • 43:36

    because they'll they'll they'll I agree,

  • 43:38

    Rory. They they credit us with a bunch

  • 43:40

    of [ __ ] and then they wake up and say

  • 43:41

    [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] Like, but you believe

  • 43:43

    us. Like

  • 43:45

    I I don't understand what's going on.

  • 43:47

    Yeah, that's interesting.

  • 43:48

    I mean, I guess

  • 43:49

    I only bring it up cuz I've said a bunch

  • 43:51

    of [ __ ] to women while I was less.

  • 43:54

    And I feel like But I Yeah, but I feel

  • 43:56

    like they should have known.

  • 43:58

    I I wasn't.

  • 43:59

    No, women have definitely like hit me

  • 44:01

    like, "Yo, you was talking crazy the

  • 44:02

    last time I saw you." And I'm like,

  • 44:03

    "Really?" Like, I'll be forgetting. I'm

  • 44:05

    like, "What did I say?" And they say

  • 44:06

    [ __ ] I'm like, "I didn't say that."

  • 44:07

    Like, "Stop lying." Like, "No, I didn't.

  • 44:09

    I didn't. You got that wasn't me.

  • 44:11

    You got to deny it. You got to deny it."

  • 44:13

    Like, that wasn't me with the proof in

  • 44:15

    the text.

  • 44:15

    That wasn't me.

  • 44:18

    Somebody I was going through. I was I

  • 44:19

    was I was going through something.

  • 44:21

    Forgive me.

  • 44:22

    I was still until I'm pardon self.

  • 44:25

    And then I'm back at it.

  • 44:26

    Yeah. I just pick up like we right back

  • 44:28

    talking like we was before that

  • 44:29

    conversation.

  • 44:30

    Yeah. Like yo, how's the kids? Like

  • 44:32

    Yeah. How's your man?

  • 44:34

    How's your man?

  • 44:36

    No, that'd be the craziest [ __ ] when the

  • 44:37

    last thing you said was really nuts and

  • 44:40

    then you go back on just some regular

  • 44:42

    Hey, but that text message is still

  • 44:43

    right above it.

  • 44:44

    I unend that one. I'll un send that one.

  • 44:47

    I unend

  • 44:49

    Yeah. No, cuz Yeah. No, I got to un send

  • 44:51

    that. Unless you got a memory like a

  • 44:53

    bird. What's somebody with a good

  • 44:54

    memory? Elephant.

  • 44:56

    Elephant. I don't know. I don't I don't

  • 44:58

    I'm stupid. Yeah. She ain't going to

  • 45:00

    remember the six months ago. Wild lusty.

  • 45:03

    No. No. I'm talking about like the last

  • 45:05

    week [ __ ]

  • 45:06

    Oh, I'm in a committed relationship. I

  • 45:08

    don't know everything about that.

  • 45:08

    Well, this is Come on. This hypothetical

  • 45:10

    right now. Oh.

  • 45:11

    From our past life.

  • 45:12

    Yeah. But that's how my girl think I'll

  • 45:13

    be getting all my creep [ __ ] off in

  • 45:14

    hypotheticals.

  • 45:17

    In hypothetical

  • 45:19

    [ __ ] off.

  • 45:20

    Yeah. Yeah. She that's when she's

  • 45:21

    listening the closest when it's

  • 45:23

    hypothetically or when Maul or Ish is in

  • 45:25

    the story.

  • 45:28

    She is listening for every detail. What

  • 45:30

    bar?

  • 45:31

    Who was the bartender?

  • 45:33

    Um I we ain't talked about [ __ ] for you.

  • 45:36

    You wanted to get off.

  • 45:37

    Oh, so [ __ ] Sih High. Okay. Sai said

  • 45:41

    we were getting seven songs from him,

  • 45:42

    then nobody said nothing. Boy, do I hate

  • 45:45

    when a rapper say some [ __ ] and then

  • 45:46

    they don't say nothing. I hate it. I

  • 45:48

    hate it. Give me more lies.

  • 45:52

    Word. You got to live.

  • 45:53

    Yeah, you got it. Yes, you have to

  • 45:54

    compound the [ __ ] lies. So now, fast

  • 45:56

    forward. Here we are this week. What do

  • 45:58

    I see on my news feed? You [ __ ]

  • 46:00

    guessed it. Kanye by side hire Bentley

  • 46:03

    truck.

  • 46:04

    Yeah,

  • 46:06

    that was nasty. We got to give that a

  • 46:07

    nasty award.

  • 46:09

    Nah, he I'm with Parks, man.

  • 46:10

    He deserved it.

  • 46:11

    He was on the front lines.

  • 46:12

    Word the soldier dancing for Trump.

  • 46:16

    Gentlemen.

  • 46:18

    Gentlemen. Gentlemen,

  • 46:19

    go look at his I'm sure you can refresh

  • 46:20

    your timeline right now. We got some

  • 46:21

    Magnum [ __ ] going off there.

  • 46:23

    Parks, come on. Come on. I can't let you

  • 46:26

    wear wear a backpack and make these

  • 46:28

    jokes.

  • 46:29

    He bought high a truck.

  • 46:31

    A Bentley truck doesn't even look that

  • 46:32

    nice to me. Anyway,

  • 46:33

    fam, it's a nice

  • 46:35

    Sihai has been writing for Kanye

  • 46:38

    25 years.

  • 46:40

    No one buys a Bentley for weather.

  • 46:42

    He can't even get a beat truck.

  • 46:44

    He can't get

  • 46:45

    He can't even get a new beat. All the

  • 46:47

    new beats is going to Tiana album that

  • 46:49

    she didn't want.

  • 46:50

    She didn't she didn't [ __ ] with.

  • 46:52

    Yeah.

  • 46:53

    Well, no. If you remember, he moved

  • 46:54

    right on to the Chance seven songs. That

  • 46:56

    also never happened. And now it's

  • 46:58

    happening. That's going to happen.

  • 46:59

    It's a joint. It's a joint album. That's

  • 47:00

    definitely happening.

  • 47:01

    He loved Chance and Chances.

  • 47:03

    Well, Chance is he wants so many

  • 47:05

    chances. He wants so many Chance next to

  • 47:07

    him.

  • 47:07

    Yeah. Yeah. That album is coming out and