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Episode 244

Ah-Haa

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 244, “Ah-Haa,” released May 6, 2019. Although on the road, the guys still deliver a podcast this week. They begin with their thoughts on Jesse Williams and the flaws in the child support system (10:30). They also discuss new artist taking creative control (26:16), Instagram changing its algorithms (36:50), and how the law protects clout chasers (48:10). Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Ah-Haa

In this episode

  • 10:30They begin with their thoughts on Jesse Williams and the flaws in the child support system
  • 26:16They also discuss new artist taking creative control
  • 36:50Instagram changing its algorithms
  • 48:10How the law protects clout chasers
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 244 Transcript

Full transcript of Ah-Haa (1:15:21 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

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    [Music] [Laughter] turn these up a little bit

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    microphone check one two what is this welcome to the Joe Budden podcast episode 244 I'm your humble and gracious

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    host Joe button he would a few of my nearest and dearest friends Mallis here parks is here

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    Rory is here sivanna's here Erikson is here I swear I sound like a [ __ ] robot y'all are telling me that I'm nuts

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    it's fine how's everybody doing what's up good good y'all tired alive from Tampa right now we are live

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    to life from Tampa it's Friday [ __ ] let's just stop pretending it's the same day it's hottie [ __ ] outside yeah out

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    here but that's to be expected screen come on I'm gonna need to borrow so lathered in the SPS before I'm trying to

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    go back with a little tan yeah trying to go back looking a little golden brown

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    red little pink ulam parks don't were you in the [ __ ] y'all don't do the

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    normal white people [ __ ] like go by the pool I can't I have to be in the shade

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    at all times I'm the guy that like walks from tree to tree parks board to Levi

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    Levi shorts Levi swimmin trunks that was

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    funny glory boys I was asking how they had time to get to the pool balls

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    waiting for the room Oh quick walk over there yeah okay I wanna I want to shout out to our Spotify

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    listenership I want to shout out to our YouTube viewer ship boy I sound like [ __ ] right now our YouTube viewer ship I

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    want to shout out to everybody that has come out to see us on the road thank you for your tremendous support

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    want to shout out the people out there that that say we helped them through like hard times and she has been a few of those on this run yeah Dean how do

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    y'all feel when it happens like I'm kind of used to it from scrapper

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    it's weird to me cuz to me it's just like kickin it with your friends I guess I never looked at it from a larger

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    perspective you did someone through that often like many things you don't look at if it goes like uh to me it feels like a

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    big like an inside joke amongst a bunch of people like meeting everybody on the

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    road it's like everybody like knows they follow the show so it's a bunch of inside things that people bring up and

  • 2:53

    I'm like I forgot we even talked about that it must be cool to be in the crowd you don't say with a bunch of people that are in on the inside joke exactly

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    yeah all kind of talk the same right like I said it does seem like one big

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    family gathering of sorts like everybody kind of laughed at the same [ __ ] you

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    know what time it is and no one is coming they're making friends with each other and [ __ ] yeah right cool it's nice

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    dope ah Atlanta was great let's super I'm ready to go yeah I am listen I'm

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    phony yeah I'm ready bust a move give me the work it's nice down there it's really really nice but why I don't know

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    why I always act surprised like I said I feel like I say that every time I leave in Lana but Atlanta keeps changing to me

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    yeah in what ways well it was different

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    last decade in terms of just how it felt and what was going on and then the scene

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    took over and and that was a little different and now it's just every time you go back it's like a different

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    business is different people different transplants like it really feels like

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    almost like LA when you go there because you're going there for something different every time it kind of can take a different identity when you go I feel

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    like that about Italy yeah it's kind of like a central hub now where as you could live in Atlanta but you'd still

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    have to do a lot of business in New York in LA just because of how things were set up I feel like you just live in Atlanta now you don't need to leave to

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    get your [ __ ] off yeah this film there like you can just stay in Atlanta yeah music everything greats

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    just that - that's important organ for me anyway yesterday you [ __ ] write on them are

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    you kidding me I thought that was a good job I didn't realize Miami was the time yeah I had spied no idea oh yeah Miami has an

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    amazing gyro tyrosine I got the name of the place would maybe I would think but

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    I don't know yeah the pastels and [ __ ] don't think about it like they kind of pink [ __ ] the same way story to us which

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    is all Greek yeah y'all was laughing at me I was dead ass jar was great

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    where else would you guys like to start um outside of Atlanta being great and us

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    moving all moving out the bar there uh okay should we gonna everyone's tour

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    swag we've had a few night a few nights out together I have some together some

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    night together some people make making some moves

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    hitting the crew doesn't I really want to do this with us we're still a little

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    hurt over it oh it was the one everyone's a lot of harbor okay I'm harboring and then wait the last

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    night after the show y'all to fake me go told me to go to it and I was no well

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    you have to would show the Atlanta show

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    actually I told y'all last week more was gonna go get with rugs y'all never

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    listen to me when I'm telling y'all exactly what - no way I wouldn't buy the spot but he got here I left by the time I got there but I saw I saw him the

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    first night I went out to bump into each other that uh at a law at the strip club so Joe was right yeah shout out the rugs

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    uh what happened this is one of those one of those seven podcasts in nine days

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    yeah where somebody's gonna just have to tell me about what's going on in the world hey I'm ready to stab we might be the

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    hardest working man in show business

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    all right no I'm shut no seven and nine

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    is tough yeah short podcast like know about guys I say that every time we go

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    out on the road but I do recognize the importance to get out on the road and whatever it is that solutely yeah that's

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    important no absolutely no complaints at all because listeners not gonna show they don't give a [ __ ] no give us give

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    us our episode we don't give two [ __ ] about Tampa Bay tonight yeah that hasn't changed

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    amongst consumers like in rap I used to feel like they just don't give a [ __ ] about you or your well-being as long as

  • 7:44

    they get their [ __ ] yes that's kind of frost over to podcasting they really didn't care no yeah your partner live

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    but give us our [ __ ] Saturday what we wasn't here in Atlanta three hours of

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    sleep at night and getting right back in a van or a plane but come on obviously and that's the other thing I try to

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    refrain from coming on here and ever sounding like we are complaining about anything but god damn some of these days

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    along yeah what would I do that somebody just tweeted it must be stressful just talking to your friends yeah yeah

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    exactly what do I want to talk about what's happening tell me fill me and even though you guys have been with me our

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    brother Jesse Williams is no one he's worth and we need to stand with this

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    King mmm he's going through a rough divorce where she is receiving $200,000

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    a month is what she wants and for all her legal fees which I think was over $300,000 to be paid for

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    Jesse replied with nah mmm yes King you know I think we need

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    some applause familiar Jessie was the cause for the novel but wait he said not a what exactly 200 grand a month in

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    alimony they don't have children do they I don't know but this is this is yeah this isn't a child we don't touch

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    you toward a grand a month and then for all her legal fees because it's been going on forever so our legal fees are

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    insane mm-hmm all because she just happened to be there in the beginning back to the prenup argument man it's a tricky one

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    200 grand a month is a low point don't worry about the bad four million dollars

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    ten is 2.4 million dollars a year and and you cover my legal fees and they got

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    three other grants what lawyers you got

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    some good ones at the end up at 200 grand that's insane is it yes and I know people are tired of

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    me tape playing the devil's advocate I was walking I saw the chicks on the timeline trying to add up all the money

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    he made per year it's like that's nothing to him so you know course 200

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    grand a month to raise no kids man oh that's insensitive for men to say we

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    raise children - that is for men to say they don't cost $20,000 to raise nobody

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    system my mom's definitely didn't need 200 grand a month to raise us and I'm right look look what what the argument I

  • 10:42

    hear I hear in regards to that is lifestyle change so you can't you can't

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    have any type of dramatic lifestyle change so if you were living one type of way with the wife and the kids then you

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    have to kind of be in the same ballpark even in separation listen life changes

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    so it we say they not going to the prom all day but wha why anyway they going to

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    the project's I can make so many shows based around more like lifestyle change

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    okay so they may not be living in a tent bedroom mansion but if they live in a

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    nice condo somewhere in in LA is that a lifestyle change they know move it did

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    not move it to the projects that's the lifestyle change going from my house to the projects they both are lifestyle

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    changes is just different lifestyles you're changing once we're divorced sans

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    the kids why would you deserve that lifestyle like you're not part of my lifestyle what's she doing wah wah wah

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    and Rory and Parks because because I don't want us to get caught up in I think I think how men feel about this

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    it's kind of cliche no they like this too I've spoken to women about this matter and they but and they agree that women

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    should because women are in fact just having kids with men with money just so they don't have to work that was the

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    case here I'm just saying women have that conversation even when that is the

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    case you can't ever say that you can't bring it up why cuz it's something you can't prove you can't what there might

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    be a text away you can prove that women just having babies with you can just for

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    the more we can prove that well I mean that's a proven fact that's not

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    something that we're speculating like there we can look around the industry I'm agreeing what I'm saying is in in

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    court that's not an argument that's what that's what I'm saying look it's not a valid what happens to any because of

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    that because of that we're arguing the court law yeah because of that exact thing somebody's lawyers there what ways

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    for how many is when men weren't making a honey grand a year now that was sudden because a man makes 2 million a year he

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    should have to pay 200 grand in child support a month well we didn't even get to child school year we aren't alimony I think yeah well whatever I got these

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    facts wrong I'm sure I'm sure but yeah I don't know if that that includes child support or not but I'm sure it does

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    bottom line the child support laws need to change they absolutely will take take

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    take del let's no further than that thought changing - I think that a lot of

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    the ideas is fun but I know I have a lot

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    of friends that are professional athletes and I see what they go through with their baby mothers and and their child's parents like with it it's like

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    yo it's crazy like you're paying what a month $1,000 a month what kid I think

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    that just needs to be some more accountability and I think you need to turn in actual books of where all that money went yeah because I could be

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    giving a woman 200 grand and my kid could be seeing five hundred dollars of that from all the [ __ ] I know I think

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    there needs to be proof of where all that money goes so you can justify to me why you need 200 grand to raise a kid

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    that is spending half the time go you already just come up to 200 grand and think who's for alimony so y'all are

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    arguing different things you can't no let's just use that number I'm saying all right God cuz there I'm sure there's

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    plenty of people in the way that ends and let me tell you in some instances that that does happen like the judge

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    depending on your case and the inner workings of it will say you have to show

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    where this money's being spent or put money in different buckets I know when I was going through this my first

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    challenge mom came into court and said hey my kid wants to attend karate XYZ blah see blah blah and my response was

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    the same thing or you said like all right I'm down for that of course but I need to know that the karate money is

  • 14:41

    for karate I need to know that the after-school program money is for you know me Absolut happen some time and

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    Trey didn't stick with the karate come through a chop some bricks no no my

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    court documents even in karate seems like oh five when you fall with alimony

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    then let's switch from child support cuz alimony I'm on the side of please explain this this to me I agree with

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    both so I mean that's why I'm trying to shut up in this conversation because I do agree with both now and I think y'all

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    do - y'all just have an issue with the number you agree with what you agreed

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    if you if you are married to someone for having amount of time and y'all separate

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    that well no I do think the amount of time makes a difference and a difference

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    in what how much money you should get yeah well if you married for a year and she's getting two hundred racks a month

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    like that's great like my lifestyle has got to maintain his lifestyle for a year you're an adult go get your own [ __ ]

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    job now putting somebody's pressure on

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    the women to go out there and make a living you are never going to the to the mailbox every first and 15 I'm totally

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    with money for the kid but we are not together anymore why the [ __ ] do I owe you any money because y'all were married

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    were all right we're no longer married I know go get your own [ __ ] bank

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    account because you were once married we have to account for all things that occurred for during said marriage cuz I

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    think what you're saying is right two parts and I don't know I've never gone through this but they don't just start with all your earnings mmm

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    like I think it's a case-by-case thing and sayvon won't look [ __ ] up over there so I think it's a case-by-case thing

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    where nothing you read about that yeah I think yeah no it's definitely

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    case-by-case every case varies as far as how much you have to pay and things like that but again the general laws on child

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    support need to need to change they do I think it's a lot of old laws in place

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    that you know things change things have changed in the world who he is how how much money people are making how many

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    people are having kids how many people getting divorced like all of these things changed like the percentages the

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    rates of divorce and kids and all that has changes so therefore the laws have to change a thing

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    food that is true that is tres motto like it has the the world has changed

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    the world like that doesn't even make sense yeah well the laws are updated much

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    somewhere by laws and in turn far the child support listen as somebody's gone

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    through that that ring even if it turns out in a best-case scenario I still think it's unfortunate

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    it's unfortunate anytime you have to get the law involved to make some type of

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    love your family matters absolutely I think because some family is the law and

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    we don't need to have this talk here probably just don't have the best interest in know but I mean that's kind

  • 18:05

    of always been we've had the marriage talk on here and while I am getting married I still have a big issue with

  • 18:12

    bringing the government in to my love life well it's on a diet so it's a it's

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    a it's an agreement it's a business agreement you have to sign a document when you get married you have to get it

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    notarized like that's a deal that's a conjure yeah it's a deal so as soon as you do that like the government

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    is involved like well how do y'all feel about that because maybe that plays a part like I said how y'all feel about

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    what all is that a lot of these laws need to change it needs to change we're

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    still living by the same laws of people that we're here it's almost 100 and 200 years ago can you get married without

  • 18:47

    getting married legally like with dope see I'm the law and wit parks pick my

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    needs to invent a way because you have to go to even if you do a small ceremony you're going to the city hall okay

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    justice apiece whatever they call it these are all government buildings these are you know like there has to be

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    somebody there that sits in a position in law or you know with with with with

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    government or city officials like there has to be a witness you have to get

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    papers us a contract certified and notarized and all of this actually the way we are leading to it is how our men

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    incentivized to marry and I'm not saying

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    that it's a breadwinner because sometimes the woman is the person that

  • 19:38

    potentially could be paying alimony as we've seen with like the mary j blige a couple other cases by the way we mean

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    we joked about that and I will thing I don't agree with that either I don't think Mary should have to pay him all that money like this isn't just

  • 19:51

    a gender specific thing with me I just don't think people should be giving up money to someone they're no longer with right when y'all don't share a child the

  • 19:58

    relationship is over no that's wrong that's wrong I think if you don't have a

  • 20:03

    child well we're do y'all fall on like and I mean I wasn't gonna ever talk about this

  • 20:10

    year because it's not a type of podcast but since this talk is here where do y'all fall on what's happening with Wendy and her husband like they said old

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    a deal was done where she had to give him like ten million dollars for that for the settlement for his name to get

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    off of you know I guess that's what I'm saying when you involved for for such a long amount of time it's a long period

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    of time your some of your it's y'all have business together well I think that

  • 20:33

    case is a bit different because wild marriage is a business we may not share an axe well you brought up Mary

  • 20:38

    yeah and that was a Wednesday and that was a business what I'm saying is

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    there's a long there's a long list of the women who fell in love and then

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    handed the keys over to the guy that they fell in love with so at the end of that there would be some other things to

  • 20:58

    discuss outside of just love god forbid if something would have happened between hose and B I assume there to be a lot of

  • 21:05

    business that that would need to be discussed I'm sure before marriage there was a lot of business to be discussed in

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    it I'm sure but then again that not every marriage has that capacity where

  • 21:18

    they're literally doing business together not just filing on their taxes that they have a partner that's gonna be wild to

  • 21:23

    have like your wife's manager contact your manager that would that would be

  • 21:29

    funny that's crazy where's love in any of this it's in the music most expensive thing on earth

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    that's craziness and I'm not even talking about [ __ ] of monetary value it'll cost you you're paying one way the

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    other both ways always love is by

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    love is alright let's let's stay on Beyonce off for a second with all this

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    Taylor Swift [ __ ] I know Rory's passionate about it and wants to go on it ran fans just go ahead and livid the

  • 22:11

    entire tour I can't even perform Taylor Swift went was at Billboard Awards she led the Billboard Awards and had a

  • 22:19

    strikingly similar set to Beyonce's homecoming one with the band was

  • 22:28

    striking Rory Buridan audiobooks were

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    you back in wow you guys think - drums

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    update man watch out man yeah - drums come on marching Trobe I was gonna say

  • 22:49

    you guys know I'm not other people can have marching bands no it wasn't a

  • 22:54

    marching band though it was just it was five people a bit yeah that was what I

  • 23:00

    was like a group of people meets you saw you saw those budget conversations on the homecoming documentaries like nah

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    she's 90% yeah way so that was that was

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    standing that she didn't she didn't bite Beyonce she probably did I mean it's

  • 23:26

    just even if she didn't I think once that documentary came out she should have made some it was a bad call like

  • 23:34

    she should just make some immediate changes like odd now we gotta scrap this like he even if she wasn't they're gonna

  • 23:39

    they're gonna perceive it that way the public is gonna perceive she had to know this was gonna happen you know I mean like it's like I did it

  • 23:45

    on purpose so he would talk about her in the podcast man now and I'm done talkin podcasts I'm done talking about was just

  • 23:54

    about to interrupt an air show if we got like some [ __ ] news stop [ __ ] pepto pink bands any [ __ ] news this happened

  • 24:02

    during the week I don't really want to open up would Wendy Williams and then Taylor switching um

  • 24:10

    what else is important outside of Taylor Swift and all this other [ __ ] that I'm going to talk about the music that

  • 24:16

    came out is there anything that could make me feel hardcore again don't do it

  • 24:24

    dance without a project we'll just em just it just a my I get a chance to listen because I'm gonna run around so much I listen to it was oh I was gonna

  • 24:31

    say my review for Wednesday yeah what do you think first listen it was dope I mean it's what you want from Stas was

  • 24:38

    it for you sir Morris not much different reducer no Courtney Idol and any cool features JT kisses on their knee no man

  • 24:48

    like me no man when I was talking when I did to pull up with kiss he made it sound like it was

  • 24:55

    gonna be a lot of lock [ __ ] this year maybe not a lot locks together in Lock separately so I look forward today yeah

  • 25:01

    I'm here for that um takes this whole separately I mean Amisha floor

  • 25:10

    I bet thank you tinks album came out and I haven't seen anybody say anything about I'm a little confused but first

  • 25:17

    project yeah like full full-length yet first prize

  • 25:22

    old mixtape I like tank she was she on epic now when she got out of the tempo

  • 25:28

    deal I don't know let me check just Empire straight great

  • 25:38

    for her and she's no longer working with Tim right yeah they have parted ways okay I'm sold I was just shot I was just

  • 25:47

    shocked that nobody said he liked me

  • 25:52

    nobody oh I didn't see like I had I was just doing my normal Store search in

  • 25:57

    there and I saw it and I was happy about it but I haven't seen any talk about the album I haven't seen any real promo for

  • 26:03

    the album so the net got me to thinking well how do you promo an album today outside of making the announcement

  • 26:11

    I mean I think well in this particular case she probably lost a little bit of steam by kind of falling back for a

  • 26:17

    little bit well like you'd like if you fall back that's what happens yeah yes in a label dispute

  • 26:23

    that's what happens yeah and they kind of left it open-ended there weren't really much answers because for a while

  • 26:29

    I was wondering what Tim was doing with it and then I found out later that they had split when she put out that EP and

  • 26:35

    there was nothing Timlin related and you were introduced to us as that and then we never got an answer as to what

  • 26:40

    happened right so it's kind of been an incomplete story so it's hard to promote when people have way more questions than

  • 26:47

    just what the music is right now was a good point I was talking to uh B

  • 26:52

    Smith after he performed it on our live podcast and you know I was I wasn't too

  • 26:59

    familiar with his story but he has a story kind of similar with some struggle and yes I'm labeled Rama and having a

  • 27:06

    bounce back I'd be feeling bad it's always like the super super talented kids that end up in all this type of

  • 27:12

    label drama yeah I was there for some of the beasts Misha that's actually how we met when he was at Motown I produced a

  • 27:20

    video for him and we met him play to some music I could so he could like actually sing

  • 27:27

    but they kept trying to put him in like this corny popcorn type records that

  • 27:32

    like I could tell when we shot the video how bored he was with the music and they

  • 27:39

    were super the label was too hands-on with him like every little thing like they wouldn't even let us all go out

  • 27:45

    after the shoot they didn't want him to go anywhere like it was terrifying there's a woman so when he kind of took

  • 27:51

    his time I went back and these two new records popped up I immediately went down to see where he was signed to and

  • 27:57

    when I saw RCA I was like all right thank [ __ ] god he got away from that label I think we're probably round the

  • 28:05

    same age I would say 2829 let me not say that though yeah no he

  • 28:11

    can't be 25 he could sing sing I worked with him once a PI five years ago I

  • 28:17

    don't know if he was still with Motown or what right I wasn't around that time but he was doing fairly poppy kind of

  • 28:23

    stuff hey Otto to his stuff I didn't realize that he could sing sing exactly seems to stay in the pocket that he's in now he could say he has some really good

  • 28:29

    records right now he needs to stay in that he was great with like the crowd in action stuff - no put on a show his

  • 28:38

    records now actually have substance and contents who like the record that we did back then was called snapback and it was

  • 28:46

    just like they ripped some old doodoo [ __ ] yeah don't want to hear snapback

  • 28:52

    the hook was just like snap it was like [Music]

  • 29:01

    back out over time and they got the mood God nobody will be do they own their own

  • 29:12

    head and Jill button snapback record and you'll wear snapbacks thanks always there for this song with the Bell oh my

  • 29:19

    god you're serious a hat yes an arm B song about a snap now you see what we

  • 29:25

    would like that sounds crazy you know and I could see how miserable he was through the whole thing so I was like I

  • 29:30

    think this guy got off label and can make music that he likes usually usually it is the more talented people when you

  • 29:37

    ask like why is it seem like it's always the talented people that get [ __ ] up it's because they just want to like make music like the people that are good

  • 29:42

    marketers business people know what they're doing going in right you know I'm saying creatives are just like yo I

  • 29:47

    just want to sing like rappers wanna right right exactly exactly yeah they

  • 29:56

    were trying to Chris Brown him like the early Chris Brown [ __ ] like running like give me that no they yeah they were

  • 30:02

    trying to do him because he could dance analyze [ __ ] so yeah you know you got rhythm yeah how do those type of

  • 30:08

    creative control beefs happen and I wonder how often they're still happening now we don't talk about that enough like

  • 30:15

    and probably people don't Saul about it because they can't spot it but when you're at a label and they want you to

  • 30:20

    make music one type of way and you make music Oh different type of way and now you're gonna come together somehow to

  • 30:25

    find a happy medium and some that you'll promote that I feel comfortable making still well we see certain artists like

  • 30:31

    Ozzy he was I think the most recent big artist that was kind of dealing with that no but he didn't no no no I don't

  • 30:38

    think that was a creative control they wasn't trying to tell him what type of music to make it was still some

  • 30:44

    controlled oh I don't think that it happens as much maybe on the label level now since the label does it in general seem

  • 30:50

    to want to be involved with music like labels just want you to already have [ __ ] Rocking and then they just put it

  • 30:55

    out so it probably happens I don't like a production I can't wait the music

  • 31:01

    industry is really owned by even our data even Tiana and you did it whatever

  • 31:06

    I think she has some differences as far as create create creative that she yes

  • 31:12

    breasts oh yeah when you learned about yeah when you create things one way and then it released a different way I've

  • 31:19

    always told artists that are newly signed to more majors the the best way

  • 31:25

    to figure out how what your label thinks of you when you first signed to them is ask them for a photo shoot

  • 31:31

    mmm-hmm and let them do it right let me see what you think I should dress like

  • 31:36

    what my background is what this is gonna look like cuz I need to know what you think of me before I even start anything

  • 31:43

    why is it that is really good why is it only in our culture like artists they

  • 31:49

    they take they take but we want to create and change it like I don't think Picasso went through would well there's

  • 31:56

    some Rapids I was gonna say I'm not sure that it doesn't happen in country or rock it may happen we I'm just maybe not

  • 32:02

    hip to it you know I'm saying yeah I think probably will rock with certain genres I wanna speak too much to it cuz

  • 32:08

    that's not really my wheelhouse but like I'm sure they try to make someone more emo or something to that degree like I

  • 32:14

    think like with Green Day when they started out more of the punk [ __ ] and then went to emo pop doesn't sure there was a label behind that yeah in country

  • 32:22

    I don't know I'm ignorant to that but I know a lot of them look and dress similar right so and that is them so

  • 32:29

    yeah I don't think it has as many subgenres within it word that would get as complicated as it does about I'm

  • 32:37

    speaking of this subgenres there was a bob costas Ray Charles interview running around and I just want to place some of

  • 32:43

    it cuz I thought that was interesting in regards to our pop conversation we were having in different genres and I don't

  • 32:48

    know why I didn't think they'd just go to Ray himself who was there but when

  • 32:59

    that good about their asking him about some of these consumers outside being clear don't worry be an exception I mean Elvis

  • 33:05

    was a talented guy well okay how did was

  • 33:16

    Elvis what Elvis did he caused a lot of the populace if you wanted then usually

  • 33:23

    when people did probably say you're living white people to stop listen to a lot of music that normally wouldn't have

  • 33:30

    been listening to million I guess I'm gonna lose at least about a third of my fans right now but to say that Elvis was

  • 33:38

    was so great and so outstanding like

  • 33:44

    they say he's the king I got it I got in trouble because one guy asked me this question and I said

  • 33:50

    the king of what he got mad at me I don't think of Elvis like that because I know too many artists that are looking

  • 33:57

    farm looking far greater than ever that's how I always feel I don't know it

  • 34:03

    can be continued but yeah pop in a nutshell right young him and you know

  • 34:10

    who [ __ ] what Elvis he's ready to go in

  • 34:15

    no you know where ray he comes from that time and that era he was around yeah and

  • 34:21

    he knows what the sound was and arkad the real architects and I wrote quote kings of that that sound were so I

  • 34:28

    understand him feeling like that is like L was like Chuck Berry what about you

  • 34:34

    know a little Richard and you know these guys that were they were doing that but was inventing it oh yeah that was

  • 34:40

    probably watched listening to them on the radio so it's like how was he the king of it but I mean you know again I

  • 34:45

    if Ray Charles are speaking like that I got a mob saluting them that's very cool

  • 34:52

    absolutely what else is there that we need to get to Instagram trying some

  • 34:58

    [ __ ] in Canada with the whole no follower no like thing that interface

  • 35:04

    that they're rolling out that's only Canada trade got it first there they are testing it now in Canada

  • 35:11

    so you can't send it not who should you can't see your the likes on the picture yeah you can't see likes and

  • 35:17

    you can't see the follower count America and this was supposed to help and this is supposed to help with social anxiety

  • 35:24

    and mental health and depression because there are studies that are can't give

  • 35:36

    you a timeline back in order because that'll that'll [ __ ] with your plan yeah the world is crazy but why do you think

  • 35:43

    this look grazie because it's like I was having a conversation that lady when we

  • 35:48

    was talking about uh they were like Sai Baba many conversations you have in LA yeah this is one of them in sitting

  • 35:54

    around talking my cyberbully and I kept saying you know cyber bullying and I started laughing are you one of those

  • 35:59

    I'm like that's not real like we got to stop creating these things that really aren't really making them an issue like

  • 36:07

    cyberbullying is not real like if somebody's talking about you online you can simply block that person or not

  • 36:13

    going that act like it's that simple like bullying in real life is like I can't avoid

  • 36:18

    I can't walk 30 blocks down to avoid this one neighborhood because it's a guy on his block that doesn't like me and

  • 36:24

    every time I come home from school he wants to fight me that's real bullying like if I open my app and people told

  • 36:29

    mommy and I going my room and start crying that's not just don't go on that app or block the people that are talking

  • 36:35

    about you I shut up because I feel like everything Mall says it's insensitive that's why y'all shut up too but no one

  • 36:43

    ever says the world is just too sensitive and we got to stop catering we

  • 36:48

    got to stop acting like life isn't difficult and it's not hard and that things aren't gonna happen and everybody's not gonna like you like we

  • 36:54

    got to stop acting like these are real things they're they're gonna always exist but if somebody is talking about you on an app like we shouldn't start

  • 37:01

    making designing it in a way to where we should like okay let's let's help appease the people that are feeling some

  • 37:08

    type of way and they're being bullied and they feel like because they don't have a lot of followers and like okay but if they're not they're less than

  • 37:13

    somebody else I mean that's just stupid let me jump in here okay let's say stupid and let's say you're right if if

  • 37:21

    statistics are showing that there's a link to mental health and in terms of what

  • 37:30

    they do on social media wouldn't that still be proactive in trying to do some about it or against it if human lives

  • 37:37

    are at stake even if it's stupid shouldn't you try to troubleshoot yes

  • 37:45

    you should try to troubleshoot it but what I'm saying is how much [ __ ] are we gonna start just troubleshooting because

  • 37:50

    there are people who always obviously have deeper issues than just being quote unquote cyber bullied on an app like

  • 37:57

    this a deeper issue they're like you're you're you're insecure within your solo you need to not be on any app with the

  • 38:04

    rest of the billions of people in the world like if you have insecurities like you can't you shouldn't put yourself in

  • 38:10

    that pool of people who may not be insecure and now that's where I do agree

  • 38:15

    with mall well there are no tests ran to get online there are no you don't you

  • 38:23

    just don't know what somebody else is feeling or going through or where they are mentally in their head online but in

  • 38:29

    the real world yeah they put all types of [ __ ] in front of you to make sure they know that your Ducks are in a row

  • 38:34

    right that's true like you can't get mad at you can't say oh you know I'm scared

  • 38:39

    of these movies and I don't want all I'd see violence and then go see it on a source of mega movie don't go to the

  • 38:45

    movies like why if you're if you know that you're an insecure person so what if it slowly gets pregnant then that's

  • 38:50

    that then that's like one in every 3,000 but like if you know if you know you know oh my why would you put yourself

  • 39:05

    into a hole up for a second well let's let's get into in the parks I think it's a few movies we're like [ __ ] got

  • 39:10

    pregnant lord [ __ ] had a surprise baby pop up at the door of some muscle-bound

  • 39:15

    dude wasn't a rockin one of the movies with Vin Diesel up to the rock the rock was a nanny Vin Diesel was a nanny they always try

  • 39:24

    to make the big tough guys like Yousaf roles give them saucer Mark Wahlberg's somewhere a nanny

  • 39:29

    yeah he'd he'd that that movie he was a stepfather step what was it oh yeah whoo oh everyone remembers that classic

  • 39:44

    his Wikipedia is probably the pacifier y'all laughing I wanted to come in and

  • 39:50

    have a long conversation about that bum ass intruder movie - but I don't want to sound like a hater we'll see true Oh without making good

  • 39:56

    we're making good and Michael nice eyes guy yeah Michael Ealy he's in he just

  • 40:08

    played an intruder in the movie with oh yeah he played Joe I think well now I

  • 40:20

    think Morris Chestnut and Gabrielle Union was in a movie like that too and homeboy Michael Ealy was married - he

  • 40:26

    just put this movie out this movie's been out 90 times as my point is not in my memory making the same you know

  • 40:33

    template of movies and just trying to add like the new sexy harlot and you

  • 40:38

    know show her in distress and scared in a big mansion in the hills and it's like

  • 40:43

    yeah the creepy neighbor that waters the the cement you think he's gay he's definitely gonna try something like he's

  • 40:49

    water and cement everyday looking at someone always has a special set of skills and their kid disappears and then

  • 40:55

    they find every other year dudes get pregnant that I can't believe that that

  • 41:00

    one is a reoccurring creepy neighbors in total who would that movie have been enough info to us or the neighbors

  • 41:07

    definitely us we weren't creepy though it was creepy to than white be but was just shaking up the neighborhood lose

  • 41:13

    water in the sidewalk Joe white people don't pay that large amount of money to

  • 41:21

    go move in some quiet sub suburban neighborhood with their families they

  • 41:26

    didn't have a Bullmastiff Sunday dinner

  • 41:42

    alright we tell my some series before my social anxiety yeah well I agree and

  • 41:48

    wait everybody admit that Michael Ealy has nice

  • 42:04

    to the group yet say mana do [ __ ] would come down next morning tell us how little I'm getting a little sick of me

  • 42:14

    having the [ __ ] boring as night coming back in the morning say bonnets hungover - hey Joe we got our fits on

  • 42:45

    enough crowd pictures yeah but then you

  • 42:51

    rented our awkward moment like a save on Andy and post there gazing off into the

  • 42:56

    ocean they got the bass at the same time

  • 43:02

    who actually argument what were you doing phone's posted Rory wait until

  • 43:15

    next next week to him Ian's caption on

  • 43:25

    his look off and just watching it all unravel

  • 43:36

    watching it all unravels now when I had a phone when I hit him with a little something now in the caption game dude

  • 43:43

    oh man he sounds like Ian yeah yeah I

  • 43:48

    was know tight that I quote Joe Budden Twitter page did a really nice article about our Atlanta show which I love but

  • 43:55

    there was one point in like the middle of it when he was like got to chop it up with Savon and Ian and I just wish the

  • 44:01

    world knew exactly how hard these two where I read this I read that line what I didn't know what conversation they

  • 44:07

    grabbed and I was like you shoulda came and spoke to me I would have told you how much work is getting done around here anything else happening we need to

  • 44:14

    get to that's important in the world that we don't know about long traveling the world Mossler kids that grow up in

  • 44:20

    social media oh yeah that's where we will have to let them what we didn't grow we know a world

  • 44:25

    without social media so we don't put as much stake into it these kids literally that's all they know that's how they get their info that's how they talk to

  • 44:30

    people so that's why bullying is gonna end up no but that's why I'm saying that's not real man it's not because we

  • 44:37

    know life without it they don't so to them it's the realest thing on earth tell Rory no it's not the real estate on

  • 44:42

    earth it's definitely not it's just a deeper issue people are insecure I know adults that are insecure that

  • 44:48

    don't you know get on social media because of that hmm I know younger people that know that they're insecure

  • 44:53

    and they don't have Instagram and nothing because they know that they don't want to be subjected to that because they're insecure so we have to

  • 45:02

    supposed to be out they think about me

  • 45:25

    over here on an app I do no no I mean

  • 45:57

    like us among our age and people that didn't have social media as children Bokke like we don't put as much stake

  • 46:03

    into it and care like these kids are 10 years old on an iPad with social media

  • 46:08

    that's true that's their bullying because no one goes outside all right I said I know this TBS [ __ ]

  • 46:14

    yeah if you're getting bullied online [ __ ] it man it's really easy speaking of

  • 46:21

    getting bullying my sister Remy my sister Remy went in for something that

  • 46:27

    I'm sure she had nothing to do with but you have to be upstanding citizen especially when you're in parole so she

  • 46:34

    went in they let her out and this is all from that Brittany whatever her name is assault case Fat Joe wrote a long

  • 46:41

    caption on Instagram saying watch out for cloud chasers and uh I was reading I

  • 46:46

    was like damn I didn't even think about that but it's [ __ ] up how if you are a cloud chaser like the law can be on your

  • 46:52

    side absolutely especially if you're a flying club chaser well and this is

  • 46:58

    probably a bad example but I'll bring it up anyway for all the [ __ ] Takashi was doing there a rumor said he'll be home

  • 47:03

    soon well we know why he'll be home soon okay yeah but still yeah he followed the law

  • 47:11

    law wasn't on his side he just he just sided with the law Remy is performing was performing at a cancer cancer

  • 47:19

    benefit concert when whatever happened allegedly happened and the way that it

  • 47:25

    unfolded I could say that somebody was cloud chasing all that pics online and I

  • 47:32

    guess people cloud chase we know that that's a fact that's a thing but as far as the law being on this side of the

  • 47:39

    cloud chaser and I don't know why this cloud in being a victim and I know that sounds old and that was the thing when

  • 47:45

    when Jason there's a tension in being a victim that's really that's what they're searching for that's the clout the attention is there

  • 47:54

    acing the cloud comes from you know people knew that this story was gonna go

  • 48:00

    viral obviously so people will try to push artists and you know just poke at

  • 48:05

    him hoping that they react and that that clip of them reacting now goes viral but

  • 48:12

    there in the clip like that that clip of when the the the girl was a vandalizing

  • 48:17

    nipsey's mural hmm and people like your why you know that was solely a cloud chasing type of no but the crazy part is

  • 48:24

    one of the girls that was behind the camera she didn't jumps in front of the camera like so now because she knew that that

  • 48:29

    Claire did this happen this was in LA somewhere I believe she knew that that clip was going to go viral I was a

  • 48:36

    Connecticut it was it was in LA Connecticut no matter the point still

  • 48:45

    stands it was still cloud chasing the girls still jumped in front of the camera at that time ya know it they knew

  • 48:52

    that that video was going to go viral that's [ __ ] so she was she was she was they were filming the girl that was the vandalizing the mural and then one

  • 49:00

    of the girls that was behind the camera then jumps in front of it like yo was she doing is crazy and it's like but why are you standing there watching that and

  • 49:07

    filming that [ __ ] one throw tackler and you know it's just like it's just stupid but shout out to the a graffiti artist that went back and Nader were ordered

  • 49:13

    over and you know that was that was dope so shout out to them in a timely fashion - that was important yeah yeah

  • 49:19

    absolutely Oh what else we got the logic em song that came out let's get back to music I

  • 49:26

    have not heard it because I don't think it was made crystal - oh yeah oh yeah

  • 49:35

    home boy home boy that does two M impersonations yeah they just sampled it or they sampled it yeah well is that a

  • 49:42

    sample they just put it on there yeah listen man em I know you're trying to be

  • 49:48

    part of the joke now that's our joke I

  • 49:54

    see what you tried to do there no shouts crystal reprogram this little little couple dolls

  • 49:59

    yeah Bryce oh well what's Lord the song I heard it probably shouldn't listen to

  • 50:06

    it before numerous expert analysis the second Tuesday so it's a lot of

  • 50:11

    syllables the hook babies would expect is logic saying Chicka Chicka Chicka

  • 50:17

    Chicka Slim Shady you guys can do with that what you what you'd like I don't

  • 50:23

    have a bow if you like rapping in that

  • 50:30

    type of rap it's great there's a lot of syllables ya know they both got off she would you just not my my forte

  • 50:39

    not really in the morning I'm being hard on it cuz I listened to it 11 morning I'm sure you feel bad that the two

  • 50:45

    people that dislike you teamed up and just throw a button up shot or I knew

  • 50:50

    then one of them I don't know I don't know that either of those gentlemen just like me who cares I'm saying they don't like you oh no I don't care I didn't

  • 51:00

    hear the songs there's not much that I can say about the song if I did I probably wouldn't say much anyway because people think that everything I

  • 51:06

    have to say about Eminem is negative ever since that 7 part 70 part interview he did and I don't ever want people to

  • 51:13

    feel like that that list is growing of people that list is growing of the people that people think I'm biased they

  • 51:19

    weren't any time we make a joke on somebody to think that we hate them they were just hate Sean Kanye Will Smith nas

  • 51:26

    nas they put a lot of people when he's a logic yeah I kind of see how accurate

  • 51:33

    that is it's not very accurate no I want to give a [ __ ] anyway more you're gonna listen to song Annette probably not why

  • 51:40

    not for you yeah I mean I'm just new M

  • 51:46

    stuff is just not for me and I'd rather just listen to the old America's that I do like it's not a bad inverse it's not

  • 51:52

    super super capable of having a bad verse you can rap yeah but I'm just want

  • 51:59

    the music yeah like I don't I'm just not that's not for me like I just don't I'm not I don't want to hear that I'm just

  • 52:06

    for rapping yeah like I know you can rap I know logic can rap like I was big on logic but before he blew out say it as

  • 52:13

    kids dope but correct they both correct no but it's like just the music is just not the logic thing [ __ ] own song

  • 52:19

    candy did he no no I'm not sure I read that somewhere but I don't think he's

  • 52:28

    ever touched upon that topic but he no

  • 52:35

    but he was biracial or not Oh

  • 52:40

    do you laugh at you go no we see it's okay I can see you guys I like logic and

  • 52:46

    now I do see how the fans could say we hate him I didn't like this part a lot better when I don't see you guys coming

  • 52:56

    at me light more you'll [ __ ] with us you won't be around it'd be I'd be trying to like just release for a minute and then

  • 53:02

    come back my enemy but like when we around each other we were in the car for

  • 53:08

    like how many hours today and I don't know we said more than like 10 words to each other I think we were all sleeping because we got about two hours last

  • 53:14

    night I woke up Jose plants and I was like good record Joe no we're right back to that's the most hope that we do like

  • 53:20

    a good record yes bad when Joe is playing music through the speakers for everyone and everyone has their

  • 53:25

    headphones into that's what do you know you don't [ __ ] with each other through

  • 53:33

    the music but I wasn't manager because [ __ ] I'm sitting there playing the music through the phone and I fall

  • 53:39

    asleep and now it's just some [ __ ] [ __ ] being played for the next three hours yeah our drivers trying to kill us

  • 53:46

    nobody man I ain't no lie she was

  • 53:54

    pushing that she was pushing aspirin like it was a 2-door Honda word trust me

  • 54:03

    I made up I made up the next morning's headline in paper man times how we just

  • 54:11

    died on a road yeah Joe button and a button man ate caught a bad one out here

  • 54:18

    let's see remian customary me in custody she came out logic m IG we did dad the

  • 54:25

    Central Park five [ __ ] that's coming out on Netflix they announced that quite some time ago that Ava Duvernay uh let's

  • 54:32

    see I can't wait to see it I can't wait to see it dammit what's it called what they think about us what they think about us is

  • 54:38

    what it's called look asleep on hang like googling something what they think about us and is it a series of movie

  • 54:44

    that's a good question I don't know I don't know I think it's a movie I got time for a serious movie I got time for

  • 54:52

    either man we've been staying on his pocket we feel like Netflix been a little slow on the content so I'd like to see

  • 54:58

    something but wait Regina Regina King just got a Netflix deal too right yes yeah a production deal type of thing I

  • 55:04

    think like her studios I like that me too I like that I like that all the

  • 55:09

    people that I want to get production deals are getting their pay she deserves it Jesse mony gonna in Atlanta and he was

  • 55:17

    coming to see mr. oh I was hoping she bumped in the job me her went to uh well

  • 55:25

    remember I stayed back and try to get the clear thing that y'all keep telling me to get oh and it wouldn't work see now see I don't even I don't want me to

  • 55:39

    get clearly my [ __ ] talk though that clear [ __ ] is cool but I do feel the way about all of these people having

  • 55:45

    information they have everything right I just gave it and say Volvo yo to government got y'all ready C&S the

  • 55:53

    problem 2302 telling us well how we should just maneuver with the government having our intuition and yeah and y'all

  • 56:01

    we still haven't figured out what they're doing with all this information and and I come on here saying that is for the robot robot advancement and

  • 56:08

    y'all just laugh I'm right so the robot joke a they're gonna get very clear some

  • 56:13

    more jokes they gonna get him or Jody I'll get rid of all the humans well we're gonna have to fight they're gonna put a Levi's on the robot put some wires

  • 56:23

    whatever you like with a calf saw robot it of do Said's I'm a festival poppy

  • 56:29

    robotic test of Oh poppy that sounds lit it just sounds like a whole Dominican on my best of a poppy

  • 56:35

    nobody nobody is worried about this stuff but me it's fine okay uh so what else is there my partner walking around the world

  • 56:42

    Monique say hi and why did you want Monique to bump into me I feel like I got some smoke for each other no for you

  • 56:51

    for me yeah why oh no I don't think that I think that did uh did parks tell

  • 56:57

    everybody that he was in the sauna with Sir Charles or was that like a secret it wasn't a secret

  • 57:03

    well you don't come on your platform and discuss it I wonder why I mean it's kind of a weird to discuss but you know we're in the gym

  • 57:09

    with same gym money this vodcast doesn't discuss weird things Chuck chopped it up

  • 57:15

    that's good talk about basketball talk about podcasting okay he's aware of us I don't

  • 57:20

    know if I got he was a friend of the show from the conversation but he's aware so he's not it's pretty cool

  • 57:26

    Charles Walker doesn't like anybody except his two dogs all right well these

  • 57:32

    your parks and Sir Charles in the hot tub break break down the sauna tonight

  • 57:39

    we're trashing we're not in New York we need that a story of feeling good all

  • 57:45

    right let's do it what we on let's talk about Drake and Megan Italian hugging why would it Oh Billboard Awards that

  • 57:54

    was before no idea yeah it looked like a

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    great hug she seems like she's pretty good hugger yeah cramp draping his damn

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    arms around everybody he's blessing them with the gift of getting on the billboards hmm

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    since he is billboard poppy now I would like to see one of us run around and try that Drake hug just on whoever hmm drink

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    127 billboard I'm talking about that yeah does anybody really care about the billboards that's disrespect so let's do

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    it yes artists that dominate let's disrespectful parks well no I just don't understand what it's not like it's a

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    panel of experts it's like this song was at the top of the Billboard numbers here yeah it's right there look at the

  • 58:53

    Billboard charts and that's the wins which matters to some people somewhere I'm sure absolutely

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    what's that it would matter to an artist that is dominating the Billboard you want to be recognized for your done

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    anyway see any like footages of what the billboards like performances Oh Drake

  • 59:12

    had a really cool everybody love everybody speech okay he said school boy says something really nice about me so I

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    reached out and all artists we should all love each other and be nice yeah and just love love each

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    other but I agree with that that's what Big John said yeah there's gonna be the new Joe [ __ ] but that

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    [ __ ] they don't know what to do when Joe is on it like that you just don't love it yeah I love you full of [ __ ] I love you I love everybody now who take

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    that phone yes what they gonna do look at me anyway yo you lying what they

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    gonna do when Joe don't catch your attitude all right so there's nothing

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    else important that we need to discuss cuz its man meet-and-greet people waiting somewhere we got a show to do

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    tonight I know the listeners don't give a [ __ ] y'all sound exhausted right I

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    don't know more you want such a point you make getting caught weed in there for D'Angelo Russell yeah I just don't

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    understand why the Russell got weed on a man listen man you could potentially sign for 158 and you're in Louisville no

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    [ __ ] like you'll do forgot the piss out there I don't know I've never done it he don't need to be or if I'm just trying

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    to put myself in his mind know if you you wouldn't you wouldn't make that mistake you know I wouldn't I'm not

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    puttin the contraband inside of contraband you think they never saw that

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    little trick before why are you checking

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    Arizona you see in every state you about to any state you out the land and they

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    have iced tea he thought he was locally wrapped it in the net jersey never

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    suspect me here he would have got away with that wrapped in a jersey iced tea can a leg come off man and I would have

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    got away with it too if it wasn't for you scrounging kids are worried dying to

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    get out of here hey you're right y'all don't want to talk about Drake and Makemake the Stallions hog record yeah

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    are they doing a solo record man that

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    there's a big old freak whatever it's great record yeah I just got to go on record saying it I love that record you

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    want to hear Drake hold it no not that no that's Meg let I had that one but I

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    would like to hear bread cuz I think she can really write hugger yes you can't hit him on the record Dre caught a little bit of heat and I'm song about a

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    little bitty when he hopped on that summer Walker record why because the woman felt like haters are dadier yeah

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    yeah I thought he killed it too but I mean if the song is about the female

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    frustrations you don't even call on me Thank You shant

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    I loved it I'm just telling you what I would what I read but but that's not so yeah but that's not the first time that

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    I've did I write I feel like he goes up against this every time he jumps on someone else's record okay

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    well this one I think is a little different because it's already a big record like it's already a record which

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    records like I could see like the research it to the world the Versace wasn't the record yet and then drink out

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    all night in the mikoshi that oh this it's established like you can hop on it wait it was the Magna Steyr record yeah

  • 1:02:37

    so he does have a verse on the track I don't know it's rumored oh he's putting a verse on it because they hugged not

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    everyone came out before yeah look at the world we live in that is the new

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    role just seeing people interact with each other's I got somebody cooking mmm no they just passed each other in the

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    hallway and they said what's up I have a thing when people say a record is big or established already that does that mean

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    that the people in charge it charge of it or behind it shouldn't be trying to grow it no one and Rick can help that

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    but I still think it's I don't want to call it wave rock cuz I don't think drink wave rides in that degree anymore

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    I think he used to do it I scared you so you'd think he used to do it and stopped

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    even though he does the same thing I don't think I don't think the summer walker thing was really a wave wave to

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    the masses I think it really generally helped summer Walker's career by hopping

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    on that because she wasn't that's a crazy answer independent point I think he's gonna help anybody he does it too

  • 1:03:46

    it's a little different you happen summer Walker record or the number one record that maybe the the song of the

  • 1:03:51

    summer I mean getting on this getting Drake on your song is like getting your product in Walmart it's not gonna hurt you it's only gonna help you you know I

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    mean so I don't I don't know why people now personal reason people might not like Drake or whatever but if Drake is

  • 1:04:04

    on a record it may be a good record but now once he is on the record it's solidifying it like okay this is the

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    record the direct stamp absolutely assist do you think there's any difference of him hopping on that black boys [ __ ] to him hopping on big ol free

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    I don't I don't know that's where I think he doesn't wave ride the way he

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    used to because that black black boy record was not possibly the song of the summer he hopped on it and we found out

  • 1:04:31

    about the record because of that this we all know the record big ol freak is out it's too late I just think that and and

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    I don't know I have mixed feelings on this cuz I agree with a lot of what you were saying but I do think that when you're that big of a artist it's

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    difficult to be visible or you know because he ain't putting an album out

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    but every two or three years now so when you want to be visible in the marketplace you kind of gotta hop on

  • 1:04:57

    somebody else's [ __ ] mmm-hmm isn't it funny how that double stayin like hoppin

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    on some one song uses to be like a regular thing to do Noah killed 50 for having on anybody's

  • 1:05:09

    everything everything literally every beat cuz they used to know that that's much different what cuz it used to be a

  • 1:05:15

    compliment well go every no 50 doing those mixtapes on happen on the R&B records in [ __ ] and putting a mixtape

  • 1:05:22

    out he was a unknown to some degree artists like that was his way of functioning through the mixtape era and

  • 1:05:29

    making hooks and songs to put out that's way different than just hopping on the hottest record but there's plenty of

  • 1:05:34

    people who did in the block always done it like I'm not saying Drake is the only one that hops on the hot record and they

  • 1:05:41

    accused hope of wave-riding they did when he did pump it up no not pump it up

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    ace today is oh when he did everyday I'm

  • 1:05:51

    hustling remix when he did it was a Jeezy song he did what was the Jeezy

  • 1:05:56

    song whenever that ever was BMF was poppin so I'd go crazy I'm still just trying to

  • 1:06:02

    figure out three differences like what change any Sun and roar or so and I

  • 1:06:09

    don't know if he signs up directly I can hop on the artist I signed finest early but mm I mean listen it if it helps to

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    wreck it who cares the verses though like I said just drink artist the cowboy

  • 1:06:22

    drink getting on your record is a salute to you like you have a record but now with him on it I'm gonna help this

  • 1:06:28

    record reach another Plateau I'm petty I thought it was all Trey Songz shape I don't know real mine I

  • 1:06:48

    just think it's timing is funny okay timing is a little funny have many weeks ago Trey said I'd knock a [ __ ] head

  • 1:06:55

    off she replied in the video you don't want none of this sauce or whatever she said and now two weeks later here comes

  • 1:07:01

    Drake hugged up with the hug of all hugs on her and we already know Jake feels

  • 1:07:07

    about you know when he nights your girl or somebody who was trying feel when he

  • 1:07:20

    night-night Jordan let you know to let you know to he'll do you think that he

  • 1:07:28

    will be the big ol freak or what he's talking to the big old freak and I ain't mad a man is because he that's his Bob

  • 1:07:34

    that is his Bob oh yeah so that's why I'll be mad when the wall that Miami shake your ass

  • 1:07:40

    twerk [ __ ] city girl sound and [ __ ] come on drinking that back yeah he does I'm dick eating but see if we've covered

  • 1:07:54

    everything let's leave my guy my guys are sleepy let's see here Dan wailing the kid or

  • 1:08:00

    soldier boys in jail y'all give a [ __ ] not big soldier LOC boy jb is in jail you don't give a [ __ ]

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    a crime hey I told y'all I have many weeks ago they locking up all these rules I did we just got to sit down and

  • 1:08:17

    relax man and that's why it's the Soulja Boy going to jail is exactly why people

  • 1:08:22

    shouldn't just pick the phone up and just start showing the whole crib that they're in yeah eventually you're not

  • 1:08:28

    going to be there eventually you're not gonna be home see something I'm just

  • 1:08:35

    thinking about that like he'd be in there with like 50 dudes in the living room and some [ __ ] that the label was

  • 1:08:41

    probably paying for I don't [ __ ] know but you're in there with a million dudes the second you not in there what else

  • 1:08:46

    was supposed to happen yeah I feel bad for soldier man shouted a big drink Oh free free soldier free the free soldier

  • 1:08:54

    or let him out when it's time is done

  • 1:09:01

    all right so you don't care about the Jesse plan worked I've saved that for another day yeah I'll save that for [ __ ] Wednesday because I do want to

  • 1:09:08

    talk about that it just worked it worked it all worked I don't know if the single

  • 1:09:13

    was coming but I think we all have been exhausted from the story so we're not doubling back to see that more people

  • 1:09:19

    know who he is now it worked and I'm just getting that from that headline that came out that very confusing

  • 1:09:25

    headline that came out that said uh what the [ __ ] Empire quote say it said it

  • 1:09:32

    said they have extended the negotiation term on his contract however as of now

  • 1:09:39

    there are no plans for his character to return to Empire see that's just

  • 1:09:46

    entertainment industry 101 that didn't say anything at all actually what it

  • 1:09:51

    said is he's coming back to Empire that's what he said because if he wasn't coming back to Empire then why would you

  • 1:09:58

    be extending his the terms for you to renegotiate his uh his contract unless

  • 1:10:03

    you're thinking about bringing him back and why would you not think about bringing him back he's been the most

  • 1:10:10

    polarizing figure in the news cycle for the past three months Oh unite never gonna turn down those

  • 1:10:17

    ratings they're definitely bringing him back actually the ratings have plummeted so the silver

  • 1:10:22

    so the stats say since this whole debacle so why would they not bring them back so they're gonna bring them back

  • 1:10:28

    they're gonna they're gonna sign that [ __ ] contract or extend the contract or do whatever and I'm anxious to see

  • 1:10:34

    how we all are gonna feel about it as a society no way at all I'm right watching I've never watched a partner well I'm

  • 1:10:41

    not watching Empire either soundtrack no no no by the soundtrack I'm not buying

  • 1:10:47

    that the Jesse's single and I'm not doing it yet she's funny how fast things how big

  • 1:10:52

    things can be and then how quickly they can pass with our attention spans today

  • 1:10:59

    and just what we're invested in in what we care about that's gonna be nuts yeah I'll rich more egg that's back to a more

  • 1:11:07

    more cloud chasing [ __ ] working hand-in-hand with the law he's another example yeah yes that's actually a

  • 1:11:15

    really good example nasty it's nasty they do need to update that they need to fix that somehow and we'll talk about

  • 1:11:22

    that later and a later time there's no need to talk about Jesse right now all right worry is ready to go we have

  • 1:11:32

    to meet and greet and then we have to do live show and we're late as is right now we are super late but I don't know why

  • 1:11:38

    we're late because parks be coming over here with us when it takes us an hour to set up you need to bring his ass over

  • 1:11:43

    here on these Cod days have time to do anything we got here to Tampa yeah we

  • 1:11:50

    got it there was no extra hour yeah we got to kind of map things out a little better next time yeah yeah I agree okay

  • 1:12:02

    well good way to write at some point right well I'm glad we didn't skip it

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    skipping down oh but we do have mean grease to go do if you have a problem

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    with the length of this podcast please here please hit our IT to our IT

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    department and this is Rory is is our o

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    ry and he will get back to you in a timely manner short answer all pressing questions yes

  • 1:12:38

    oh cool all right so let's get out of here because we do have [ __ ] to do I want to say happy birthday to uh the

  • 1:12:44

    king of Seoul James Brown absolutely happy birthday yes Gang Gang and damn dashes birthday

  • 1:12:51

    is today Oh y'all know a lot of birthdays with mister bro I follow him

  • 1:13:00

    happy birthday day okay we are getting out of here we are late the people in

  • 1:13:06

    Tampa are [ __ ] kicking and screaming and cursing us out and now you guys are kicking them straight out but we'll be

  • 1:13:13

    back damn it same time same day next week Wednesday when everybody gets a good night's sleep

  • 1:13:21

    home-cooked meal sleep in your own bed any meal and any sleep would be good looking at your own television clean a

  • 1:13:29

    little bit some about being in your house yeah even though these hotels

  • 1:13:34

    would be nice like we checked into the

  • 1:13:47

    Tampa [ __ ] and most of the hotels in Tampa look like old-people resorts but it's nice to tan and go by the pool and

  • 1:13:53

    I looked out at the pools like damn it pool looks great can't go in there oh she the same thing in Miami that pool

  • 1:13:59

    looked at it burns [ __ ] crazy took

  • 1:14:06

    like a bath with like in the long time didn't happen shower and get out oh they

  • 1:14:31

    got your back y'all wasn't a shack in

  • 1:14:36

    the fool yeah all right listen man we are getting a

  • 1:14:44

    tear clearly we are sleep-deprived and food deprived and everything to pry marks the Charles walk you taking the

  • 1:14:50

    best how do I get out oh yeah life is a

  • 1:14:58

    series of moments and moments passed yeah I don't [ __ ] know well [ __ ] we'll see you today Orlando yeah only

  • 1:15:06

    it's gonna be lit life is a series of moments and moments passed so let's make this one last as if it's all that we

  • 1:15:12

    have please keep us in your prayers lord knows we need to be there until Wednesday I bid you adieu fear well

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    adios arrivederci goodbye peace deuces sayonara so long one