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[Music] There's really no right where right place to cut that song off at all. Well,

there's no hook. There's no chorus in it.

And where do you cut that off? Where do you cut off band from TV? You don't. You don't. Yeah. These are songs you don't

These are songs you don't cut off. Songs you really aren't even supposed to play like a verse of. So, I failed you.

I failed you in that.

Joe Parks.

[Music] Microphone check. One, two. What is

this? It's me. I'm here. I am your host. What episode is this? 4:30 what? 8, I

think. 9. 438. 439. N none. Oh, pardon me. Welcome to episode 439 of the Joe

Button podcast. I am your humble, gracious, grateful, and highly favored host, Joe Button. Here with a few really

good guys. Rabb is here. Alex Screamman is here. Parks Parks Hive is here. Ish.

Can't spell issues without issues here. Ice from the icicles is here. Our sensitivity instructor is here. Uh uh

uh. [ __ ] Savon the Dawn is here. Corey, I'm sorry, Savon. Corey is here. and E is here. And there's a strange dog in

the vicinity yet again. What is the name of this dog? Rosco.

Rosco. Mace. Mace. Mace. All right. All right. Hello to Mace. How's everybody

doing? How's everybody feeling? What's going on with No. No. Don't thumbs up me. As good as can be. Give it to me. Give it to me. Give it to me. As good as

can be. There we go. Give me a little iffy if you if the sideways thumb. Give me ify if you if it's rough. It's been

it's been heavy. It's mental health month. Shout out to all the mental health people out there, the advocates,

the people that may or may not be going through something. Shout out to everybody that's having a bout or a hard time with depression. Shout out to

everybody, period. Just because we've been cooped up in the house for a really long time. Outside is about to open.

Listen, I think that [ __ ] is going to have a big effect on people in ways that we do not know. Or we're learning in real time. Outside opens up. No, haven't

been inside for 18 months or whatever it is now. That's true. I flew somewhere. I flew somewhere. I went to meet uh the

the chauffeur at baggage claim. I went to shake his hand. Uh he gave me the fist. I said, "I'm vaccinated. It's

okay." He said, "No, it's not that. I'm never shaking hands again with anyone because that's what the pandemic has

done to me. It's not so much co I haven't got a cold." I think it was Fonte that said something about that.

Like I'm always wearing a mask because I've learned too much about people during this pande. People are out coughing in public

all over the place. I felt them on that. Coughing their hand. Coughing their hand. Dap you right on outside with a

flu. No problem. It's nasty. I've learned a lot. I'm kind of in in in fist bumping. Big Sean Big Sean said that I

can't dab you without hand saying I don't know where your dirty ass hands been. I'm fist bumping everybody now. I don't even apologize for the left fist

no more. I just give it the nearest fist. Bomb. Bomb. I don't have time. They just get an elbow

like Yeah, that's what I'm doing. touch me. So, I totally understand that. But, but even deeper than that, last year we

well, we saw on the news that mental health was an issue because people have been in the house cuz people been [ __ ]

up. People have been losing their jobs. People have been going through it. People losing their people. No, divorces, all that [ __ ] And the last

episode, the last episode that I was here, the therapist was here and she let everybody here know, hey, my job is

skyrocketing. I'm booming. I'm talking to people through Zoom. I'm pulling up. I'm

getting money. And y'all going to pay me for me being at this podcast. Yes, you did. Go ahead now. I need the air on. Round of applause for Alicia. Shout out

to Alicia, man. I enjoyed that. That was good. I did. I did. There seems to be a

lot of people out there that got some positive information from that. So, listen, man. Let's get Well, first let

me He said he's doing shaky. Does anybody else Does anybody else have anything uh pertinent pressing against

their heart that they need to share? I haven't seen you gentlemen in a little while. We will. So, let me lead off.

Let's start with the serious stuff. Uh serious stuff first. Uh I me Joe Button

along with the Joe Button Network owe Olivia Dope an apology. Um we issued one

one but she needs to hear it with my voice. uh on a podcast. Well, you know,

on a podcast there was an inappropriate joke made, an illtime joke made, a poor

attempt at humor made at a time when it shouldn't have been made. Uh and

unfortunately, me and the entire room of people missed that. That was our bad.

That was our failure. Uh, and we didn't know until she was able to communicate that, until she was somewhere

comfortable with enough strength to communicate how uncomfortable she was in

that moment. And for that, we failed you. We failed you. We not only failed, not we, me, failed

Olivia, Bridget, Mandy, all of the women that work at the network, all of the

women that we represent, all of the women that we work with daily on camera and

off. It's our job as men to just make the space as comfortable as possible at

all times. And when that doesn't happen, I have to take full responsibility for it. And I will. We will be better. We

will make improvements. We will make adjustments. We've already begun with that process. Uh spent a lot of time

yesterday on the phone just trying to make trying to interview and audition for the proper hires. We need we need

people that are a bit more sensitive to these matters than I am. We need more women in the room, black women

preferably. Uh we need a general manager. We need a we need a line

producer so that the proper changes can be made at all times. I need to get my head in the game in an in an attempt to

make this a real casual and comfortable atmosphere. I drop the ball and that

cannot it cannot and will not happen. Part of the reason I wanted to roll out

with two allw women podcasts was to let women know that we were here in support of them for their voices to be

amplified. Uh we wanted to create opportunities. We wanted to just add support in any area that they may have

needed it. So to have this issue arise with the first podcast that you roll

out and for there to be a misstep that's that way is extremely disappointing. And

it's more so disappointing that that was the effort to make things

lighter. That that was what I thought was the right thing to ease temperatures

in that moment. And I'm an idiot for it. Yeah. I think it's time for sensitivity

training for you, Joe. Maybe. Maybe. I'm open to it. Yeah. And I'm open to have

somebody whose sole job is to check the sensitivity in the room. Yeah. But you need to be aware of the sensitivities as

well. Yes, that's it. And this is not an attempt to uh uh clean the you know,

people like us for being rowdy here. This is not necessarily at an expense of that. It's just not an expense of other

people. I agree. I totally agree. And I do want to apologize to Olivia for my part in in any of this. I'm sorry,

Olivia. I was in the room. Yeah. People was People was People I saw people

hitting me like, "Oh, what are you going to say? Did you see the vid?" And I'm

like, "Uh, yeah, I saw it and I agree." The [ __ ] People should People should

feel free to be comfortable wherever they are at all times. Mhm. Yeah, man.

You all right over here? Y'all comfortable? I'm Y'all letting me cook, right? Y'all ain't do [ __ ]

They keeping they little reps clean as could be. Yeah. Listen, we weren't there, man. Listen, the thing about therapy, the thing about therapy,

therapy, I had the therapist come in here on Friday. The thing about therapy is even if you don't receive it in the

moment, it just changes how you view certain things. That's what it does. It should

change your perspective on certain things. And that's what me and my therapist do. So, I really enjoyed that

last episode where she was giving it up. Me, too. But what happened to uh following that was what normally happens

for me following that. The universe just kind of kind kind of opens up and you have all these epiphies and you start looking at things. So Saturday came

right after the episode. I went to It was a beautiful day outside. My babyfree weekend. You guessed it. I went right I

went right out there had something to eat. I went to my little favorite soul food spot. Then I went to the movies. I didn't even know the movies was open. I

can't wait to go to the movies again. I went to the movies. Never going to the movies again. No. Damn, HBO Max has

spoiled me. I ain't Damn, it's the experience though. It's like sitting in a movie theater is an experience. Got a

nice big ass. I need that fake liquid butter. I need all that. Yeah, I'm good. I went I went to the movies. I might go

see another Marvel movie. That's it. If it ain't a big Marvel, I'm done with I usually only go for like big events and

movies anyway. Yeah, but again, the experience of going to the movies is more a million times. It doesn't change.

Okay, so it's great every time. What are you guys arguing about? Go to the movies. What is this? talking about going to the movies. You you were

telling your story. All right. Well, I went to the movies. What' you see? And it was very nostalgic. It was a great

experience. I ordered food. I reclined the seat. I saw Spiral. How was it? Uh I

don't know because Savon was hitting me the whole movie to tell me about whatever was happening online.

There was a lot. I didn't know. I was in the movies

and it was a beautiful day. Spiral dropped. I saw all the sauce.

I was the guy saying, "Yo, the same way I was saying, yo, McDonald McDonald's needs all day breakfast and then they

did it and I never ate it." I was the guy saying, "How could they kill Saw? He has to kill again." Yeah, I went

to see Spiral. Chris Rock. I was into it. Here comes Savvy. Would they hit me on a Saturday?

Dog, this ain't about to be good. What do you want?

What do you want? It's your movie going on.

Another spiral. It was a whole another spiral. Beautiful

lighting. 4K. It was going down. Sorry, Chris Rock. I have to waste this

$17.99. Oh, so I come out the movie theater. I got my shades on. I go Insta live. I'm feeling good. They like, "Oh,

we're on your ass." I said, "Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Everyone simmer down. Relax." They didn't relax. No, they're still not

relaxed. Yeah, they they they've been going all weekend. They not stopping. Then Marissa put out an interview with

Adam22. She expressed some hurt and pain over how she was removed from the

pod. So I already y'all learned me. Ain't no

internet. Ain't no internet. This is zero dark 30. Y'all

win. You went dark. No Wi-Fi. No connection. Not even checking to see if

the connection is on. Putting the phone down. I am an internet OG. I know how

this works. I know when I'm not wanted here. I know when people aren't the

happiest to see me. Guess what? I'm on the phone now.

Um I ish. What do you want? It's [ __ ] mental health month. Ish. They didn't care about our mental

health. It's mental health month. You think I'm going to sit up there and read all these [ __ ] meanies saying [ __ ] Listen, I get on I get on Insta Live,

right? And this is ownership. This is ownership and accountability. I get on Insta Live. My dumb ass start trying to

explain to the people. Yo, man. Now, this is what's going on in the [ __ ]

N this. Yoigga. Yo, the dog. No, this what the contract say. No. No. The

accountant. No. No, man. No, they tore your [ __ ]

But let's get deeper than that. I'm here to lean into the transparency. Why am I attracting this to any of them?

Why am I trying to explain any of this to any of them? Um, you guys have built a space where they feel built as [ __ ]

Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. I'm coming in here with truth today, buddy.

I don't want to hear you created a space. The thought leaders, I don't want to hear it. You created a space where

they feel as though they know you guys, right? That's one of the beauties of the pot. They feel as though they personally

know you. They are personally invested in. No lie, I was getting [ __ ] when when when Maul and Rory came back,

[ __ ] like, "Dog, you ain't tweeting like a week. Come on. Come on. Come on. Like, you ain't leaving us."

I'm like, "Uh, okay." Like, I'm So, they feel like you belong to them now. Yeah.

They feel like they know you guys. You are theirs, buddy. So that's why you have to show them and answer them, etc.,

etc. I tried. I tried. It got exhausting, though. It got to a point where it's like, "All right, I got I got Well, they got to me. I don't get You're

a troll and they got to you. They got to me. Yeah, you're a tweet god." But the deeper point But the deeper point is

this. Now that they I've stepped back and looked in the mirror and realized that I

failed in this and I take accountability in this. The fans ain't going to understand

it. Mo and Rory don't understand it. I often at times don't understand

it. My mom and dad don't understand it. What is this

business? I don't think your mom and dad understand it. And some of the people with all of the business degrees that

done went to Harvard Law and Boston this and that, they don't understand it

either. Nobody gets it. It's a lot to get. I mean, we try to we try to

simplify it as best we could, but it's a lot to get. And that's what I realized watching that watching that thing. I

watched Marissa. I watched Mo and Rory, and then I watched all of the slander that began to come about, right? I

watched the headlines come from Kevin Hart. Oh my god, Kevin Hart, you Joe Button failed

as a leader of men. And then I clicked on it to listen to it a little

bit and I got in my feelings a little bit and I was coming in here to oh boy,

you little [ __ ]

Just in one shot. Yeah, put it back. Just one shot. I should put him down. Little tiny ass [ __ ]

But I'm kidding. Of course. No, I'm not. I was going to come in here and say Kevin Hart, you [ __ ] Then I

seen uh I didn't see here come Cory to show it to me. Uh Anthony, what's Nas man name? Anthony Anthony Sailor.

Anthony Sailor. Anthony Sailor. Nas manager. Have I met him before? I don't

know. I may have seen around but either way he put something out and said Joe button failed as a

leader and I was coming in here to say you mother and I mean right when I thought about all of

that said they're right it ding ding ding

right we can't talk about the need for there to be this community of men to share information with each other right

cuz there's no blueprint to this thing. There's no pamphlet. Uh, whatever I'm trying to do, I'm trying to do in real

time. Not only in real time, but in front of the public eye. And I can't think of another executive that's done it. It's a very difficult task at hand.

It takes a lot of management of personalities, a lot of understanding of things. The more I listened to Kevin

Hart talk and the more I read Anthony Soda's tweet is the more I realized that

all of the things that I had been saying to other people actually applied to

me. Like there's just been a lot of emotions running rampant around here and it's going to be the last the last time

that I address this stuff because I'm going to take ownership for all of it. There's been a lot of emotions

everywhere running rampant and I missed that too. We're all

caught up in it. Still are probably y'all can do that. Yeah, sure. I cannot.

Fans included. Fans can do that. When we talk about hurt, we talking about fans being invested and hurt. Uh business

people watching with objectives and agendas watching being hurt. We got all participants involved being

hurt. They don't have nothing to do with nothing and they get thrown in [ __ ] right? Again, parents, there's just hurt

parties all around. It's tough to do business with that type of hurt. It's tough to do business with so much

emotion. And for the last few months, I'm going to come clean. I have been

consumed with everyone's emotions. everyone in regards to this

podcast. Ian for all of the work that he does, all the business that he

does, he can't really He loves me. He's biased now. He's got to go. See, that's

the part that when I watch them two talk, I got to really dig into the hurt and pain and why it exists, why they

believe some of the things they believe. True or not true. Why does it exist? Why do they believe it? Well, they're not

gonna believe it from me for whatever the reason be. Who cares? They're not gonna believe it from Ian. Ian don't Ian

loves me. They're not from me either. They're not going to believe it from you. Nope. Whoever the account is, you

could have picked Jesus Jesus from the sky. We're not going to believe it from them. We're not going to believe it.

That's that's what those those gentlemen were saying. And the whole time they've been saying that behind the scenes for

years, harboring this unhappiness. And I've been saying, "Yo, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] are you talking about? You're paid.

Everything is going according to plan." But that's not

leadership. Leadership is if they don't understand what's going

on, I have to find a way to explain it. However, the pay structure is set up,

however, the pay is disseminated, all of the different tentacles and avenues that

you have, and that needs to be explained. And if it never was, that falls on nobody but me. I'm here to own

it. That's me. It don't matter that we only ever signed one deal. See, because

when you respond with that type of it gets combative. They're saying accounting, account, accountant. I'm

saying ain't no counting. You got the accountant this like you said a lot over three years but the fact remains that

you have not resolved the accounting and if you don't resolve it and it keeps

escalating and escalating and escalating what happens is uh pimple versus cancer.

The pimple you leave it it'll go away. The cancer you leave it it'll kill you.

And that's what happened. And for these gentlemen to be my friends at one point and for us to hang out so much at

one point and to talk so much at one point for these things to be misunderstood. Nobody has to wear that

but me. That's me. I can't be mad at nothing they say from the hurt from the hurt and anger side of things because

what part did I play in putting it there? So when I wanted to come scream

on Kevin Hart, I wanted to say, "Yo, dog, I saw

the docks with you. I saw you fall out with your man over something wild." When

I was watching it, I thought it was wow. I was morated that I saw you piece it up

with your man's. I glad I'm glad I got to see that. I'm glad y'all chose to show that

cuz we don't normally get to see that from such an entity. Right. Right. I also saw you get shook down by your man

and have to handle that. I also saw with you deal with whatever you dealt with from the Oscars. Like I seen it and

right as I was saying all that I thought oh [ __ ] God thank you. Wow. Perfect person for me to talk

to. And I called him and he said you

failed. And I said but but but this but this but this but

this. Nah, but this is what N but this. And he said, not in these words, but how

I take it now. So what? Oh, two words never changed my life so much. So what? But how do you

interpret? How do you internalize the so what? Cuz for me now it's not just so what. It's so what? Now what? Then what?

It's a math problem. So what? They did all of that. So what? You feel hurt. You feel

betrayed. They feel this. None of that matters. You had one common goal, which was to get your team somewhere and you

didn't do it. You failed. All of the people above that have been where I am,

the [ __ ] I keep saying there's no pamphlet for, they freestyled their way to it. Those are the people that can

tell me, "Yo, clear and obvious mistake what you did there." Not the [ __ ] on

Insta live. What are we doing here?

Why do I have to keep being combative with my old

co-hosts? Because they don't understand something I don't understand and they don't believe me. Guess what? I didn't

understand it either. Cuz the other thing that Kev said, which we'll get when you get past the emotions, facts

are facts. The facts are the facts. You don't have to believe me, but I have to

find some type of way to let you know that the information is

true. Now, let's take all the emotion out of it cuz I'm going to address this

and hopefully we don't have to continue to address it because today I'm not at a place where I want to see people harbor

all this ill will and this hurt and this pain just cuz it was never communicated properly. Right?

So this this is the root and crux of the problem or was the crux of the problem.

And this is where I failed at. Back to too many emotions. When you say the

accounting is wrong, maybe the accountant is offended. Maybe Ian's offended. When you say that the show was off, maybe maybe this person's offended.

Maybe the co-host is offended. If everybody's offended, you can't think through it. The bottom line is this. I own this and I chose an

accounting company. I'm speaking of over the accounting company I chose I

trust as someone that has been robbed by every accounting company that I've ever

been to. I've had all my money taken. I've had lump I've little pieces taken

without you telling me. I've been robbed by accountants a few times. This one I happen to trust. I've been around long

enough to know that when you've been in the game for 20 years, when you get with somebody you could trust, keep them. Ian I trust only because I've had mad

managers where it didn't go right. It took 20 years. But there's an accountant I

trust. Ian I trust. There's [ __ ] lawyers I trust. There's people that I'm

compatible with in business now. So if you're wondering why it looks like there has been progress over the last few

years, there's an ecosystem behind the scenes that I really, really, really respect. Not only do I respect, but the

accountant I don't my accountant I don't think was looking for any more clients when he took

me. I would go as far as telling you who my accountant is. But his job ain't

podcasting. Those people need to be in the back doing what they do. But if I told you who my accountant was, you'd

realize that his family has done the accounting in the entire music business

for probably most of my life. When I came in, his family was running

accounting in the music business. Some might people some people might say that as a negative though is all the

horror stories we've heard about church and you can receive it that way. That's why this is my testimony and I'm saying

I trust this accountant. Bingo. Right. And that's

important to know. I can't get mad at them for not trusting any of the information because when I step back and

look at it and look what happened, I have to own and I came in here for mad months and said millions are on the

table and I'm turning it down to go take a deal where I'm not getting a

dollar. Think about it. Ain't no time for emotions here. Really think about

why these two dudes might feel the way that they feel. Yeah, I'd be pissed.

you would be [ __ ] mortified. Not only is this dude saying he turned

down all of these millions of dollars that I didn't know nothing about, but somehow got the nerve to come in here

with all of these stupid [ __ ] dad hats on. Where the [ __ ] is he getting all of

these stupid dad hats from? These are normal

inquiries. It's not a normal decision that somebody would make. Number one. Number two, everybody don't have the

work ethic to get to that point in the game where you can deny that that type of [ __ ] Mhm. Mhm. I can't expect people

to understand that. I can no longer be mad at these two dudes cuz they didn't get it. I got to be mad at me for

failing to disseminate that information properly. And for that, I apologize. I'm

sorry. I don't doubt the universe and I never doubt what the universe is doing. I always follow it. I'm not saying this

so there could be some type of big reconciliation party. I'm fine with where we stand

today. But they should know that all of that information on the accounting was

accurate. Even in divorce, you should know that because the facts remain the

facts. Rory, when you go around saying you don't respect accounting on an Excel

spreadsheet, I go and call other accountants because maybe you're right.

Like, I'm listening to everybody. Maybe you're right. When I go call those people, the other accountants, they have

nothing to do with my business. They say they do accounting on an Excel spreadsheet. Then I go to my history. My

all any account I've ever seen in my life was on an Excel spreadsheet.

I've never Maybe there's a cooler way. I don't know. But you'd be damned if I'm going to tell the man that's been doing

it for 60, 70 years that the way he has set up his entire business is off. It's

a smack in the face. It's out of bounds. Maybe I communicated that

wrong. My bad. But that that is where the conflict goes. And that conflict

goes to I listen and there was just so much they didn't know. Maul didn't know why the pay would be like that on

touring on why in the when the venue is 3,000 when the venue was 1,500. He said that. He said how could the money ever

be the same? For him to ask that I have failed. Cuz you should have explained

this is what it is and why it's this way. Yeah. We should have been having those talks along the whole way. Should have been

those surprises. I never knew that he didn't know how that could happen. Cuz I

could have tried to explain, well, there's a whole lot of ways where that could

happen. Uh you could you could you could agree to some deals, you could agree to the guarantee before you ever go on the

road. We could you could do six shows, agree to some [ __ ] then go on the road. [ __ ] the prices ain't the same. The

New York tickets ain't going to be the same as the tickets over here. the price for the [ __ ] staff over here won't be

the same as the staff over here. It might be huge. While walk by traffic over here in a busy city, maybe we do a

door deal even though the science and data says we shouldn't do a door deal over. It's so much poker. And that's

where I was getting mad and frustrated because every single decision when it comes to pardoning involves so much

poker and data and science and if y'all don't know and you just taking it for granted and you just I would have never

known Mole felt like me saying I got the line around the corner was an indictment against his

giant. I would have known that. If I say I got the line around the

corner, I'm just proud. I'm only proud and the line and and that

sentence is true. If Mo would have said it, if Roy would have said it, if Parks would have anybody that contributed can

say that pretty at that time. I get it. I never for me to not have my head in the game that way. For me to not know I

started to feel it after a little while, but to not know that I couldn't express the joy and happiness that came from my

life changing right before my very eyes. Yeah, that's deep. You missed some

steps. you missed some steps. Kevin Hart is absolutely correct. And the other thing Anthony Salah is uh SA is

absolutely correct. And I think the other thing um you you're

operating not as business owner, not as

head of the network. Now you're you're operate you were you were operating more

as friend in these situations which was why I think it was both everybody in

including myself at Yeah. I mean that that as a mistake though that is a mistake. That's what I'm saying. did not

play their role because everyone here is kind of independent contractors anyway. So, you're really technically kind of your own business and everyone should

move that way. Everyone has failed in doing so. But not them. That's where the friendship part come. Like this is my

man. They're not independent contract. I'm an independent contractor. We just we're a unit. We moving this way. Okay.

But then I hear you turning down deals here, but it's a shitload of money. Like

I feel like some information is not getting back to me. Mhm. That's where the questions could come from. I have

failed. I failed in that. I'm agreeing. I'm agreeing. But listen, this this is

the issue. The what I said the deal was is what the deal is. This is where the problem comes into play. And this is

where Listen, I spent a whole damn near months tearing down a company or trying

to. I said every bad thing you could say about Spotify, right? I still have a contract with

Spotify that even though you're not in it, there are things in it where you have to

honor. The second I breach that, I think they would come and attack me legally

because I talk so much [ __ ] about them. Right. So, when Rory and Moon

said, "Yo, we hear what you're saying, dog, but we need to uh see the money that went into a bank account. We need

to see your contract. We need to see something from Spotify that says this is what you got. I can't show it to you. I

can't show it to you. And the second I ever showed it to you, I would lie and say I didn't.

Why is that? Cuz it's the law.

It's in the contract. Nobody should know the details of this contract. This is private. All the little lawyer words.

This is a private pertinent indiscretion. If you do it, we'll throw you in jail. We'll [ __ ] you up. about all that [ __ ] that it says at the end.

If Ish is mad at me somehow and goes around saying the contents of that contract to anybody and it comes back, I

wear it legally. I have deals in place where you just

can't talk about certain things. It don't matter the friendship. That puts me legally

liable if Rory, who is disgruntled, shares with anyone anything

that might be true in that contract. And there's the stalemate.

Yeah. It didn't have to be, though, but that's where it is. It It shouldn't had to be. I agree. I agree with like I got

I I'm trying to be as politically correct as possible. Um, y'all had a unique situation where

it was business and it was friendship, right? So, in the in the friendship

piece, if the friendship is genuine and it's sincere, I'mma take what you saying for face value, right? But that would be

stupid. So, I'mma read my contract. I'mma ask questions. If I feel you doing

something funny, I'm going to go get my own lawyer. I'm going to go get my own accountant. I'mma try to get to the

bottom of it as best I possibly could. Right. So,

um I think in hearing you're saying you signed a deal with Spotify, right? No, I'm just saying

I failed. I ain't even getting a particular No, but you said that they couldn't see the Spotify work because

you would be held liable, right? Which means that they didn't have a deal with

Spotify. No, I think that was one of their biggest from what I'm hearing and

seeing that was one of the biggest miscon is a misstep for me. If if

there's any if there's any part of this that's unclear that's your

problem did not make it clear cuz the facts are still the facts. Yeah, I agree. No, no, no. I saw a clip.

Somebody on Twitter posted a clip and Rory was like, "Um, you're like, "Yo, you're an intern. You're the greatest

intern or something." He's like, "Intern? I'm not an intern. I'm I'm a park owner." And you started laughing

like, "Uh, you need to check your paperwork, buddy." And he's like, "Oh, I have. I've seen it a million times." See, but that's and that's in that was

three or four years ago and there was no paperwork. I don't know. But I'm just saying that

there was no paper and there was no paperwork. We was in Ferrari's house. There was no paperwork. I'm not spreading the business cuz I'm the

network and I can't. It's against the law. I will not do it. But that needs to be spoken about as

creators. There's no there's no contract there. And clearly from that vid, you could see he wants ownership. Well, he

assumed that he had some ownership. Well, there's no contract and he knew that. So, we playing around. He didn't know. That's the problem. He didn't

know. Well, but it's not on paper. So, that's fine. We He cannot know. I cannot know. It cannot be established. It's not

on paper. This is very important for creative people and entrepreneurs to get with. When it was time for a contract,

it's time to fight. Not fight, but it's time to negotiate. It's time to say what you want, tell your lawyer, tell your

representation so they can best go about trying to get that for you. True. So, when that time comes and you got a

contract, and me, you and I have fought about every everything money because of Monopoly. when that contract comes and you go

through it with your attorney and you start fighting for different things and on the side you you call me to say, "Yo,

my lawyer said and we trying to get this done." I assume that you going through the process with your lawyer and you going through and you fighting for what

you want and it's in there and when you sign it, my bad again. I assume that you

are very familiar with all that's there and that's a mistakeish. That's my fault. And that you're satisfied because

you signed it. Yeah, that's that's that can't be my position because I am and it's not my position. My position is if

you anybody unhappy here can go. Anybody unhappy in a contract, the contract don't exist no more. Anybody unhappy

with anything. That's my position. It can't be uh D. What was I just saying?

What you just saying? No, before you get to that, what was you just saying before that? I don't want to forget my point. I was talking about uh Rory voicing that

he felt as though he was an owner. Oh yeah. Uh so people's misunderstanding

of their contract on the friendly side, maybe you should come in and explain it.

Um maybe what I'm saying is too many times I as a creator have been at the

negotiating table, signed some [ __ ] because I needed to or for another reason, didn't really fight, I missed

something, my lawyer was unprepared. It was against a better lawyer. Plenty of times you go in it and you wake up one

day when you're looking for information, you realize, oh [ __ ] I'm in a [ __ ] show contract. I never want to put nobody in

that. So, I would never present that to nobody, a [ __ ] show contract. But typically, when you're in

a contract you don't want to be in, you got to wait it out. I waited 17 years to get out of my publishing deal. I waited

eight years to have some sort of separation in my production deal with my guys web coming home soon. free to uh

free the guy [ __ ] uh I waited however many years to get on my death jam contract. I had to work my way out of

the E1 contract. Like once you sign your name, it's there so much merit in it. Good, bad, or

indifferent. So if you receiving your contract like it's bad and you unhappy with it, I don't want to run on too

much, but I I was responsible. I failed. They didn't know. You did for me. I I

still don't think they know. But that can't be my responsibility today. It

should have been I should have handled it better. Uh and Kevin Hart is absolutely right.

I wish everybody would have went through the proper channels with lawyers and accountants as opposed to talking to each other cuz none of you are lawyers

and accountants or managers. So you shouldn't be answering Rory's questions about accounting cuz you're not an

accountant. Well, that's why I always try to defer to an accountant. I got my most frustrating thing. That's why I

told him the first night when we were first fighting about it. Please just do it with professionals and not each

other. That is the best. And if Joe calls and yells at you about something that your professional said, say, "Okay, Joe," and hang up the phone because your

professionals are handling. But see, even in that, we talking about Joe calling a yell and there's a lot of narratives going around like Joe is just

a mad man yelling. But behind camera, I talk pretty sensibly. So when Rory tells the story, and this is me taking a

motion out of him going to take a title meeting while I'm negotiating with Title, that's inappropriate. And I let

him know that it was out of bounds, inappropriate, and I let him know firmly that was taking the friendship vibes

off. But you heard what he said. Oh, he called and he screamed at me and he that was out of

line. I'm trying to bang people over the head for seven figures. They're offering us 20, 30, and 40 grand a month. This

[ __ ] costs way more than this to run. I'm asking for way more than that. I

want way more than 40 grand a month. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. So yeah, that was out of bounds. And I'm taking

responsibility for even that. For all of the things that I saw in that video where it just seemed like they didn't

understand, I'm owning that. That's not on them. Joe, let me ask you a question. Ask me whatever you want, but please

speak into the microphone. I'm speaking into the mic. It's right here. You were yawning by the yawn. Listen. Um me, you know, I

failed. I'm I know you failed, but I just want to I was the one. All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

If they This is watching all of the clips that I've seen from what I'm understanding. This whole No, I ain't

talking about that. This whole percentagebased agreement thing contract

from what you just said, you can't go over the details of the Spotify deal. Correct. Yeah. So, if someone has a

percentagebased deal with you, which is based off of that, and they can't get that number, you can't see how that

could create some kind of a uh Of course. All right. Well, that's that's all I just didn't get. But that's the

difference from that's the difference from you not receiving a number to you not believing the number you've received.

That's the difference from not having received the number to hey, I don't like what these numbers, the story that these

numbers say, okay? Or I don't understand these numbers. Not where did they come from? Who's the accountant? What is this

Excel sheet? Who the [ __ ] put this together? Where's this? That's just not the best way to do it. I'm not attacking how they did it. They did what they felt

best to do when they were comfortable to do it. I'm taking ownership for how I handle the duress, the stress, and the

job of leading men to one common goal. That's it. Failed. I failed in that. I'm

sorry. I'm sorry, Parks. E, Alex, uh, you two brother. No. Now, now, now I

Now it's just one. Now it's just one brother. Just one brother. It was you two brothers. Now it's just one brother

over there. No, but but yeah, man. Yeah. Get the [ __ ] out of here, man. Somebody owe you

an apology. Yeah. No, I don't know. Listen, I would love to talk about topics. I haven't had internet. I

haven't had Wi-Fi. I haven't seen anything. I haven't heard anything. The

power in being able to just put the phone down. Now, when that little uh thing pop up where the phone tries to

tell me my screen time on things, I'm proud. You got that turned on? I'm proud. Off. Yeah, I know how long I've

been on the phone. It's been in my head all day. [ __ ] out of here. All day long. See, but I like the little

tricks that the phone does. I like when it tells me how many steps I took dur during the day. I like that. How many

how many miles I walked up and down the house. I keep that on. I like that. The screen time thing I like. But putting

the phone down for a little bit and stepping away, let me tell you, I got a lot more work done. Same. I did. I got a

lot more work done. I woke up Monday so energized, so revitalized, refreshed.

People were hitting me, yo, are you okay? Are you good? I was like, yo, I'm I'm It's right back to work. It's back

to work for me. It's time to hire the the proper people, audition people, uh,

strengthen the infrastructure in a way to where we just protect it and are protecting at all times. Man, I want to

apologize to anybody I need to apologize to. Why isn't that so mean? I don't know. I don't know. I told me you're one of

them. I'm the You are one of them. The internet thrives off negativity.

That's why the internet is so Society unfortunately thrives off of negative. Yeah. Everything he says sounds

depressing, man. Hold up. Everything he says makes me sound sad. Mike check one. Savon over there with

the sad face all day long. You okay, man? Are you good?

Bring the beat in, man. Come on. Yeah. Get a little twostep in the dog. Look at the dog bouncing. The [ __ ] is going on

out here? The dog bouncing. You know what I mean? It's still mental health

month. Be damned if I'mma read all you comments from you strangers. Hey, you YouTubers, type away, man. We've been

gone for a few weeks. We're here now for you to get off for your [ __ ] hate. Oh yeah, they not looking at none of it.

But I got a job to do, so I'm here. Bring the

Get away from the black cloud. The dark energy is getting hot out. Keep the frequencies and the vibrations high up

here. Happy [Music] Wednesday. Even though I failed you, I'm

still here rocking with you. You stupid.

All right, man. Feeling good. Feeling good. Feeling good. I love that record, man.

What happened on the internet? What has happened on the internet? Update me. Inform me. I don't know

nothing that happened. I'm not seeing it. I'm not watching. I want to shout out to JCole again just cuz. Just cuz.

Nah, man. Nope. I don't care. I don't care. He stepped out first. What an

album. You tried to deny him his props. I did the best I could, but listen, excuse me. That project gets better

every time I hear it. Every time I hear it, Bless you. Allergies make me feel like so less of a man, man. Allergies

been Look what you just done. Eyes are on fire. Yeah, we're dying over

here, man. Godamn. Cole, an amazing project, man. Annoying when I'm when I learn the song titles and I try to type

it in and I'm wrong cuz you put dots and spaces and all that. I'm so pissed at that. Who told him to do the track list

like Cam Newton? Like just just type just type normal dog so I could type it in. But what a project gets better every

time. And I really like relating to and identifying with some of the [ __ ] Cole is saying. And he scored three points,

had three re rebounds and two assists in his African League debut. Had a triple

had a triple single. Yeah, it's dope. That was the best triple single I ever saw. Word is born. Shout out to Cole.

Shout out to the league he's in. And shout out to the burning hoop on the cover, baby. Cuz that's hard. I I feel bad. I'm

getting off this, but I feel bad for talk making fun of the Burning Hoop. And I like the fact that the fans kind of

told you, Joe, you can't talk about nobody's album covers. Like, you got some bad ones. So, you can't you can't

diss nobody's covers. I didn't see any of the fans saying that. You must have a

different set of fans. Oh, I don't even have Wi-Fi. I don't know what the fans said, when they said it, how they said

it. They don't consider my mental health my happiness. Added room cover up. [ __ ] them [ __ ]

Oh no. Don't do that. I killed my streak of ugly Master P covers. Bro, that that was not a good cover. That was a ugly

Master P cover. I was doing animations. Huh? Pin and Pixel didn't do that. That's Oh, wait. The Ped Room covers

hard. It's me in a straight jacket. Hannibal Lecter. That's what I was

doing. It was given Hannibal Lectar Ice. Silence in the Lands. One of the greatest movies ever. It's fine. I'm not

here to mo listen. I'm I'm not here to defend my rap my rap career. Look like

you just snuck a fart. And I feel like I need to tell Mole that I don't think my rap career is what got

this pod booming. Why does he think I think that it helped? You're [ __ ] right. It

helped. It's the foundation. It helped. The step stool. It helped. But I ain't running around hanging my hat on being

the [ __ ] No, man. Come on. Come on. Who Who laughs at theirel like me? But

if we ain't laughing and it's for real now, you got to let me know. Oo,

look. Y'all get so yo, when I get in my bag, y'all get so quiet and scared. I'm that dude. I'm that dude. I'm really

him. Here you go, the dude. I'm really him now. Y'all get so quiet like, what is he going to say? What is he going to say? Oh my god, this might cause

mischief in my life. It must be so much trouble. What is he going to say? My girl. Mike. My girl. Mike. My girl. I mean, we kind of know this is happening.

What the Yo, the internet thinks I'm a monster. And for that, I failed

you. The internet and their perception of

me. Six more minutes. We're at the hour mark. I'm getting this out and I'm done because I am

appalled. I am mortified at some of the things. I am flabbergasted at some of

the things that you [ __ ] idiots think about me. Where would they be? This

horrible situation comes up like, "Oh my god, what is he going to say? What is he going to say? Oh my god, what is he how's he going to process this? Oh my,

he's got to finally admit this." It's like, fam, what do you think I'm going to say? She Hey, it was

wrong. That was wrong. We want to make sure women and men, everybody are

comfortable with that. Duh. Duh. That's what I'm going to say. Oh my god. He did mall royal literally robbed them.

Where's the 400,000? Yo fam, suck. Paul, suck. Look, look on

beautiful cantaloupe juices. Suck. Have you ever tasted

cantaloupe juices? Suck on that. I've never had cantaloupe juice. It is

the finest of juices. Cantaloupe juice. That's what I'm saying. Did you guys

think I was going to I mix that with They thought I was going to say suck my dick. Who do you think I am?

Problematic. I do it for the creators. Oh man, the entrepreneurs, the house

builders, the [ __ ] carpet layers. I don't even

know what his job title is. The shoe stalkers. But he's my friend. The shoe stalkers, man. The shoe stalkers. Come

on, man. All right, inform me. What do we need to talk about? Shout out to JCole the whole Dreamville. What do we need to talk about? Oh, we going to talk

about um shout out to Nicki Minaj. Want to talk about Brown? What happened with

Brown? What happened with Kwaami Brown? I don't know nothing. We don't know nothing. I don't have Wi-Fi. Phone does

not have Twitter on. It's mental health month. They're being mean. They say I ruined the broadcast. I didn't pay my

friends. You raged against the machine until you became the machine. Nah,

I thought you didn't read it. Suck cantaloupe juices. The [ __ ] I'm so sick of y'all.

I'm sick of sick of these people, man. I think you word. Pick something else. Anyway, is terrible. Um,wami Brown.

Cantaloupe is terrible. Brown. No, no, no. I think we bumped

into a top special. Yeah. Yo, this singer don't like this like cantaloupe. You can tell from Elizabeth. Elizabeth

people. It's a lot [ __ ] above cantaloupe high

up. I'm going ice on this one. Sorry. [ __ ] is wrong with y'all? Cantaloupe is all right. It ain't Parks

is white. Yeah, you you ain't getting it first. Mango or cantaloupe? Parks. Lie.

I dare you. I'm going C cantaloupe. Who the Nobody is picking mango before cantaloupe. I'm from the south. My

family from the south. Oh my god. [Applause]

N where the thing is right there. Right there. Right there. It's right there. It's right there. Y'all won't help me.

We tell you where it's at. Hello. Out there in these streets. Nicl,

I'm recording live. Don't say anything that will incriminate yourself or myself. I just finished professing to

the world how I have failed everyone by mismanaging, misleading, and not doing

the proper things to keep gang together. So, what do you are you going to do

something to fix it? No. Oh, that's a good one. Okay. Well, I mean, listen, accountability is the first step to fix

it. Wait, wait, wait. Slow down. Slow down. Let me let me not just say no. Let me not just say no. Now, you're asking

me a real a real question. Am I going to I mean, you taking you taking you taking a step at communication. So, are you

going to do what's best because you got to do what's best for you first. That's what everybody's forgetting. I called Roy yesterday. He

didn't answer. But I wasn't calling to say, "Hey, come back on the pod." I was calling to say, "Hey, that number at the

top of accounting is the real number." And I want to find a way to communicate that to you so you can know even in

divorce, you should know that the numbers are the numbers. Everything is fine. Like that was the courtesy I

extended cuz I would have wanted that extended to me now. So when you say fix it.

Well, I mean you making you making an adjustment in this space just like everybody else is. People forgetting about that. That's true. But what's the

what's the first thing Bun B told us the first time Slaughterhouse met Bun in Texas. That very first session when

Slaughterhouse first met Bun together. What did he tell us? What was the first jewel he dropped on? Something profound.

Something profound. It was something profound. I remember that. He said, "Remember this. Anytime I ever aired

anything out publicly as it pertained to family, friends, or anything close to it, I always regretted it every single

time." Well, that's the mistake. I That That's the real mistake. I own that. That's the one. That's the one. But

again, like I said, there's no blueprint. There's no pamphlet. I'm doing this in real time, dealing with

the real time emotions as they come. And the job, the gig is on air. The gig is,

you can't run from it. You want to lean into transparency, but you don't want to hurt anybody and you certainly don't want to blast people that you love. So

that I own. I'm here. This is a whole episode where it's about ownership, accountability, not necessarily a fix

cuz I'm not mad at what what the result was, but how we got there is I got to

own my part in that. Whatever information they don't understand, I've spoken to you in private. But whatever it is that I think they don't

understand, I should have done a better job as a leader in trying to get the

point across. And I failed at I failed in that. Well, I think that's fair and that's honorable and I don't think you

should be too hard on yourself. I think I think everybody played a part in it and I think this is just a step and it

is what the [ __ ] it is. But don't forget that your journey and everything that you that you created and everything that

you [ __ ] turn this [ __ ] into. You a bossed up ass [ __ ] right now. So don't forget that. Don't start making people

make you feel guilty about what you're doing. You just got to do a little bit better job of communicating with [ __ ] especially your loved

ones. That's all. I agree. I agree. And I think that's part of displaying that boss up [ __ ] you're talking about is just owning some [ __ ] and realizing even

in hindsight where you could have done things better. like if I don't learn nothing from it, then going to the next

situation, just moving forward, it's a mistake. Like, and you've been like I love you just because I love you for

many reasons, but you've been there with me through most of my like a lot of my mistakes and you've been that person to

just give some real sound advice whether I took it or not. So, yeah, that's where I'm at. If I don't learn nothing from

it, then this was a waste of [ __ ] time. And I think I got something. I think I did. This was big for me anyway.

You going to take a jewel from it, bro? I got your back regardless, my [ __ ] I love you. Love and respect you for life,

my man. I love you, too, Royce. I'll hit you later. All right. Bye. Yeah, I'm on grown man time, man. I don't want nobody

calling my phone that's not on grown man energy. I had a rule when I put the internet down for a little bit. My rule was I'm not talking to nobody that I

don't love and that they don't love me. Don't call trying to get the tea. Don't call trying to get the scoop. Tell the

people to reach out. Don't call with the pretend. Don't call with the pretend care. Don't call with the yo, let me see

if I y'all spoke to him. I [ __ ] I don't care. I don't care. Don't hit my phone. At any other time, my phone, I

don't even know there's a ring option. [ __ ] don't call. [ __ ] don't text. Even yesterday when I was going through

it, having not having a hard time. It was It was a lot, but I put the phone down and did what I had to do. It was a few [ __ ] called. Parks called me. A

few other people called me. And I'm sitting there. I said to Ian, I said, "Yo, even with all this turmoil today,

the people that I love a lot, like the people that know me, I don't think they really hitting me because I think they on some, "Yo, Joe,

good." I think people just naturally assume that Joe is always good because I

get right to the work. I don't I don't sit around and get to the feelings. Now, there's some people that do, but I get

right to the work. And in that, people might assume that you just always all right, that you just always cool. Not to

say I'm not, but it felt good to put the phone down. It did. It felt good to shower and listen to JCole at night

time, light some candles, get into my mental health. Talk to the people that hit me personally. From my experience, it felt good to talk to the people that

hit me. If you're not calling with a solution or help or information or

advice or just anything helpful or coveted with love or just leading with

love, then [ __ ] suck cantaloupe juice or mangoes, whichever. Who the [ __ ] picks a

mango over a cantaloupe? Anyone? Anybody? Yeah. Anybody? My granddaddy

made me sell cantaloupes on the side of I forgot the name of the highway in some South Carolina. Honeydew or cantaloupe?

Who knows? But I was selling them. I'm just saying which one would you prefer? Cantaloupe. Over the honeydew. Cantaloupe. Watermelon over the

cantaloupe. Watermelon. Cantaloupe. Wait. Wait. Hold up. Hold up. I'm not I don't eat watermelon. I sold them, but I

never loved watermelon. You don't eat watermelon? [ __ ] is wrong with you? Why you squinting your face up at me? I failed you again. Yeah, you failed. Cuz

I don't eat watermelon. I never been a watermelon guy. Watermelon. This these are the things

I'm not I'm not a watermelon guy. People laugh at me. I'm not a beach guy. Women laugh at me. Okay, I'm with you on that. I'm not really a water guy. I can do

without all of that. Unless there's a beautiful woman in there. This bad time to say that. I mean, unless I just want to go in there by myself and hang out.

Uh and those are the things. That's it. Ice. What else happened? Was trying to

talk about fuckingwami who Brown. Give it to me.Wami Brown woke up and said he

had enough with Gilbert Arena, Steven Jackson, and Matt Barnes and just went the [ __ ] off. How did Gilbert Arenas get

in this mix? He has a different podcast. I have no clue. I don't know. I don't know if if if he saw he must have said

something. Something but from what I've read, Gilbert Arenas has been kind of holding him down. He never really dissed him. I never seen Gilbert Arenas diss

many people aside from his friends. That is true. I I don't know. Butwami

Brown went off like he was said they dissing black men. They dragging black men. Um like they basically doing a

disservice to the black man cuz all he ever sees him do is this black man. Then he started talking. You just naturally

sound like it's midnight at all times. No, he's trying to be cool, man. But he has to find a way to just put a little

hamper cuz I ain't screaming like you. Wait a minute. I don't do that. I fail you when I scream. Right. Right. When I

raise my voice, I fail you. Get your [ __ ] off. Anyway, he said um like he

started talking tough. Well, he's 7 foot one, right? And he big as hell. Yeah. Yeah. No, he was talking like he was

smooth though. He was like he Well, he fights. When he called Matt Barnes Becky with the good hair, that was that was it

for me. That was great. Well, one thing about Matt Barnes now. Yeah, he fights too.

Listen, if it's one thing about Matt Barnes, Stephen Jackson Yeah. Yeah. If

there's one thing about Stephen Jackson, picking with the right one. Yeah, I can see him jumping the [ __ ] out of

Columbia. Stephen Jackson went he went in the stands. Yeah. Homeboy was eating

popcorn. He wasn't eating it no more. He was he was drinking cider and then went

and then went back to the locker room and his homeboy said to him, "Hey, you think we going to get in trouble for that?" That's what Ron Art said after

Malice in the Palace. Yo, those are two of the greatest basketball quotes ever. That one, the one of hey, you think we

going to get in trouble and Ricky Davis and Darius Miles. No, Ricky Davis saying that LeBron was brought in for help to

help him. Wait, I missed that one. Ricky Davis was getting buckets the year before. Say that though. He said he

thought they brought LeBron in to help him out. Say that, man. All right, come on.

Moving on. Moving on. Moving on.Wami Brown had all the smoke for Matt Barnes and uh Stephen Jackson. Have they

replied? They did. They did. Oh, see I didn't know they replied. They did reply. What did they say? Yeah. What did

they say? What did they say? Cuz I didn't know that they replied. All right. I got a little bit of whatwami Brown. Well,wami Brown has replied a few

times. And if you're unaware,Wami Brown is an NBA player that Michael Jordan drafted to the NBA Wizards as the number

one pick and he was uh yeah, I'm sorry. Washington Wizards. He was 17 years old,

straight out of high school, probably illprepared for all of the things that came with the NBA. And this is what he

was saying after. Now, now that I got a platform, I'm going to use it for the right way. It's time to put respect on

[ __ ] name. And you [ __ ] that I'm disrespecting, that's because you the one that's a gatekeeper of disrespect.

Stephen A, you ball forehead. People thinking you tough saying all kind of [ __ ] like, "Oh, oh, he just firing

everybody." Well, sign let's go to Seattle and you sign a Well, Seattle, you ain't got to sign no waiver. Meet me

in Seattle where you can have mutual combat and talk like that. Slap a tooth. You look like you got a tooth. I love

Seattle. I do love. All right. All right. I'm going to cut this off because it's violence and we need light energy.

What the world needs now is love. Sweet love. I want to cut off some of the dark

energy. I'm not going to call it corny. It's corny. Which part? Him. Oh, because

now I didn't. Oh, you want to fight him too now? You know he's 7 foot is I think I got my money on him. If him and to

square up this little track suit going to be muddy in the dirt. Yo, look at men

though. Look at Isa's face right now. All right. Hey. No, no, no. Hey, tell us how you think it would go. I'm going

home, man. Ass if he permits when I come

back. Anyway, you won't be in the same place. Let's talk about No, no, he won't be there. Then what? You going to be

there with your little your little 22 m. You going to be there with your little dude. Oh, he

lucky. He lucky he left. Some other numbers. Yo man, let me talk. Yo, I didn't know he is now going

to have his own platform. 32. So, what y'all be saying? Y'all the king of the roll outs. This is his attempt at his

roll out. Do you have a 32? No, I don't. But would you go to the scene with a 32?

Keep going up, [ __ ] 38. 36. I don't I didn't even know there was a was a

36 38. That's the gun that they laughed at me about. So, I'm not going to say that. Yeah. No bull. Cory laughed at me.

And you now you want to go up. I'll blow Cory bra. Old yellow rusty dusty. Yeah,

that's blow Cory head off with my little rusty 38. If it shoots,

yo. Anyway, I didn't know he was [ __ ] stole my Listen, I had a 50 caliber at one point. What the [ __ ]

Allegedly, let me let the room know that I had a chrome 50 caliber at one point.

Someone took it from me like your thumb. Yeah, those someone took it from me that

would have used it better than me. They did you a favor? Someone needed it more than I did. So, you didn't need that.

No, no, that was just for the show show. I was just going to pull that out like admired it. But you can't just pull it

out if you not No, I was showing it to my friends. Like look that little look

how pretty this is. That little Desert Eagle 50 cow is different. I didn't know. I don't even know what that is. Oh, you at the down south Walmart.

So stupid. Yo. Oh, you Yo, fam. Can we get that? Oh, he is big and bad. Oh, you

about it. Yeah, this guy is stupid. Yo, he What is he? Is that a Desert Eagle 52

caliber 38 grenade? [ __ ] [ __ ] What type of beef are you into? See, yo, see

if you show me some weapons now, and this ain't a weapons thing. Shout out to Atlanta. But if you show me some

weapons, I'mma be like, "Yo, yo, what happened?" No, that's the question I

asked. What happened? That's what I asked. Did they kill your whole block? Why do you need Did they kill your whole

project? Nice. You serious? What the [ __ ] Here comes Look, look, you're the

promoter of who I smoke. These little [ __ ] is down there getting their lives taken by the thousands. And you

wondering why they carry I'm not saying why they carry. No, they got the step back Steph Curry three guns now. You're

right. They shooting all three of them at the same time. What happened to you?

I smoke. Don't think Don't think that's all [ __ ] That's what happened. You answering your own question. No, but

some like how do we get from my little my little little fake 38 don't stand a

chance. No, it don't. My man in Virginia hit me and sent me. He was like, "Yo, I just

got a a grenade launcher. It attaches to the bottom of the of the AK or some [ __ ] he had and sent me a video of him firing

it." Yeah. [ __ ] are you doing with this? Clearing the block. I just want to know

why you got it. But why you didn't call the police immediately and get this thug off the streets? He protected his home.

This me with a grenade launcher. Put a grenade. Does he have a 72 story?

I don't know. What home is he in? Is he protecting a lot of land?

That [ __ ] that no he got aunted family. That [ __ ] that [ __ ] pretty though. Hell no. You heard of a true family. He got a

100. Yo, all hunted families might be in danger.

[ __ ] protecting the mall. And he called Ice. He was like, "Yo, look what I just

got." Yo, why is he calling with this? Yeah, let me You know what? I'm not I'm

not going to tell you what I call I'm going tell you when I call Ice when I can't find the new Netflix show.

[Laughter] Yo, I can't even joke. I can't even joke

no more. Godamn it. It's over, buddy. No more jokes. I can't PR podcast now. Oh

my god. Let me let me tell you guys the weather tomorrow.

Man, something's wrong with your brother. That's your real. Yo, go ahead, man.

What we talking about?

No. Ain't no man. Ain't no meanwhile, [ __ ] Go ahead. Say give or take what you say. Tell it. Tell the issues hive

out there what you were saying. I didn't say nothing. Oh, you're not. I heard you. All right, I'll start. I'll lead.

I'll lead. I'll lead. Lead the mayo's couch. How about that? I'll lead. Not

with Mayo's couch and B dot. We going leave with something else. Okay. Really quick, a quick blurb.

Oh man. Yo, I know.

I can't even play with this dude. All right, forget it. Come on. Go ahead. What made no couch did? What made no couch? Go ahead. What made no couch? Cuz

I can't even play with him. He won't play back. Oh man. What happened to all that I talk back shitty was saying? Yo,

you're not fans. What happened to watch this? All of it

left. What happened? What you be doing on Tuesdays? Nothing. Why not at work? No. After work

though in the evening I I I I go out to a nice dinner or movie or bowling. It's

date night. Yes. A that's cute.

I'm a loser. What type of [ __ ] loser is he? Fam. You the [ __ ] to lock yourself in the house for the whole

weekend. Rose petals on the floor like you the king of Zam. I'm I'm off of a

longdistance relationship. Okay. Okay. So, if it seem like I'm outside having fun Mhm. Oh, she going to be cross the

country tight in the face. She going to be on that next thing smoking. I So I Well, no, no, no. That's why I So you

talking [ __ ] I get in the bed at 10:00 and say, "Oh, damn, babe. I'm exhausted.

I'm taking Oh my god. Then you call then you call so at 12. Then I call you, [ __ ]

No, no, no, no, no. So at 12. No, no. I called so in the afternoon I called you

be there. I called you. Oh, this guy is a rat. Listen, I'll lead out, man. Yo, you're a rack. Is all it started with me

asking you how you spend Tuesday nights? Okay. And I answered you. I mean, let's

move on. Yeah, I did. I'm just saying before the mic came on,

you was like, "It's me. It's me." I'm talking about fine. Don't

worry. Right. Hey, you hear these? Yeah. I mean, you spend Tuesday nights doing the things that you like to do. I mean,

fulfilling self, making your own spirit whole. Indeed. Stepping in your faith. Yes. Amen. The

Anyway, I said go to Mayo's couch. This [ __ ] wanted to go around the devil's elbow. Bro, Mayo's up there. What's the

devil's elbow? Yeah, I never heard that. Some old [ __ ] 70 years old, man. I ain't never heard about 75 years old.

Anyway, Mayo and B do Dot. Uh B do DOT was a guest on Mayo's podcast, uh the Kitchen Talk podcast. Barbie,

bless you. That's so disgusting. Uh Kitchen Talk podcast, and they were discussing

uh they were discussing whether or not you should give an honest review of your friend who's a musician publicly as a

journalist. I don't think that's what publicly. I don't think that's really what happened. think that homeboy wasn't

wrong except in his sarcasm, right? His sarcasm was a little

much. Mayo asked him, he said, "Yo, you only gave really one bad review about a song, blah blah blah blah blah." And he

was like, "Yo, I mean, you could have kind of kept it to yourself." Homeboy's like, "Nah, could have kept that bum ass

song to yourself, right? You're being disrespectful." Like the sarcasm. Oh, I'm playing with my man. That's my man.

I'm playing. If you say you could have kept that bumbass on yourself and I'm not going to look at you no type of way.

I'm read the room though. So if I know that you're serious about what you saying to me, I'mma approach it

accordingly. Mayo clearly wasn't serious and my man just kept saying slick snide

[ __ ] And when you dealing with certain people when you say slick side [ __ ]

Merry Christmas comes. Yeah, we got to get the emotion out of things, man. You going to beat me up because of my album

review on you? No, no, no, no, no, no. But if you're my man, I'm not going to I can't make a joke sitting next to you if

you my man. Absolutely. All day. Again, it depends on how the review was laid out. If you did some ice [ __ ] where you

like I said your [ __ ] was trash. Wait, why? I can't say that and be your man. No, I got to be some ice [ __ ] Cuz that

you are quick to say a [ __ ] [ __ ] is trash. Wait, but no, no, no. Stay here. Somebody tell me why I can't tell you that your [ __ ] is trash if I'm your man.

You could tell me. Why can't I say it publicly if I'm your man? If that's my job to critique [ __ ] Yeah, I'm And then

we got into Oh, that's what I Well, now I'm not going to say my job if that's what I'm known for cuz that is his

job without being hurtful and disrespectful. Didn't we just say this? You talking about you failed in in your

communication. Yo, dog, you can get your point across and convey a certain point without being hurtful. I mean, I halfway

failed cuz [ __ ] was rich. All right, forget it. That's not

leadership. All right, but that's not leadership. Let's just keep going. I do.

Again, I could give you a critique, right? Correct. And it could be totally

accurate, but I don't got to be hurtful when I give you that critique. But what if you think it's trash and you

think and you love others to trash? I don't think Isha's last effort was the best was his best musical effort. I I've

heard better projects from him than that. And And you might have to review my [ __ ] No, bigger than that. Look,

you're my man. You're my man. So, you being my man, you should have my best interest at heart. You know you have a

following. And you know that when you critique my [ __ ] other people are going to take to it because they value your

opinion. Okay. Right. But you're my man. Correct. So, you still want me to be successful. You still want me to earn a dollar. I want the best you. Exactly.

You still want me to earn a dollar. Okay. So, when you critique my project and you know you have a following and if

you say my [ __ ] is trash, [ __ ] not going to go buy it. You are thereby hindering your man's success. I'm

helping you by saying, "Yo, no, you're not. But what if I think it's pick up the phone and call me and say, "Yo, put

out some better shit." You're bugging. Don't put it into the public because then that affects my pockets. So now you

become a yes man to an extent. Ice, are you high? I just said you call your man and say, "Dog, I'm talking about

publicly to an extent. You can critique everybody else." [ __ ] but you can't say nothing about the people you [ __ ] with. You said you can critique it. It's a

manner in how you critique it that is respectful. Then we just had this conversation the other day when you was

critiquing them [ __ ] [ __ ] and I said it could lead to a sticky situation. Again, you can use your words. God gave

us more than one. There are other synonyms to trash and there's other albums to review. But again, no, but you

could give a bad review. You could give a respectful bad review. You don't have to say this [ __ ] [ __ ] is trash. But if

that album is trash to me and someone asks my opinion, find other words. find

others. No. Okay. But listen, that's why he deserve to get smacked. He's sitting

on the couch talking funny. They have a personal relationship and you tell me. I told y some [ __ ] he did was trash. And I

told Iis told me mad [ __ ] that I've done has been trash. I didn't want to smack his face on Twitter. Yes, I have. Yes,

the [ __ ] he did. Yes, he did say it was trash on Twitter. I have no problem. I'm

the same person. Which one you thought was trash? All right. Y I'll smack him. I'll smack him. I will smack him right

now. I'm up now. Listen, this is where I disagree with I is because you're right.

There are other synonyms to trash. I attempted to do that in reviewing an album of people that I worked with and

knew. I wasn't best friends with him. I didn't go to Thanksgiving dinner, but I I had a job to do. Indeed, I was putting

my best foot forward in the job. I'm being honest. I'm giving it up. We never seen this before. And somebody that thought I shouldn't have said something

that was honest and how I felt had a problem with when I did that. Who him?

Okay. His track list came out and I didn't even put it on him. I was like,

yo, I don't know who the powers that be are. I don't know who that whole roll

out was nasty. There's a disconnect somewhere. Your adjectives in describing I'm saying exactly. No, the album wasn't

even out. That's what I'm telling you. It was just the album track list. And I was saying, yo, I'm not putting that on

M. I know M fights for uh social injustice. I know he fights for black rights. I know he like I'm not putting

that on him. But the way that it looks is this. And he was angry. Even with him being sugar, I think I

remember you saying. Yeah. Even with me being polite and trying to watch my words. Some people feel like if I only

thing you should say about me is good [ __ ] If I know you personally or not say nothing at all or not say nothing at

all. A lot of people feel I'm not saying he does but that's where a lot of but that puts the guy that that's in that

job at risk. Absolutely indeed 100%. Yeah. But and that part and that's what

Beatout was saying. That's why I agree with you. No, but I'm saying that you can critique somebody's album. I'm not

saying that he should not critique his album fairly. If you think it's not a good project, you can say it's not a

good project. But ish, we don't know what B said. All hold on, hold on. Cuz all Mo said

was No, all he said was one project you didn't you didn't speak good about. He never said his exact. Well, that says

that Mayo is saying you should have skipped that album. And I disagree with that. I disagree with that. That's his

sentiment. He could have said, "Yo, you could have kept How?" Well, this You don't know what he said. We talking about something different. We having two

different conversations now. Initially, I You said, "Yo, if I think your [ __ ] is trash, I can say I'm more blunt. I'm

going to say it's trash." Whether I know you, I don't know you, I'm blunt like that. I'm going say it to you, but I'm not necessarily putting it on my

platform. If you're my friend and you publicly and you have a following in which people look to you for advice to

go buy albums and I'm your friend and you say my album is trash, I have a problem with that because again, I have

a you got a bills to pay and basically what if I pay my bills that way? What if

the album isn't trash? I just said I I'm not stopping you from saying that the album is bad. You can use different

verbiage to convey your same exact thoughts. Again, I'm speaking. All right. Now, I'm just talking for me.

Okay? I'm blunt. Whether I know you, I don't know you, I never met you, never plan to meet you. If if you put out

something that to me, you going to get smacked. You are grown up. You can't be

stuck in this rigid way of thinking. I can tell him part of evolution. What you about to experience? Oh, blood.

Okay. I think if I think about if I think it's not good, I'm going tell

you I'm just not using it. The artists that [ __ ] with me all say

you already know how you give it up. That's the conversations we have. Gotcha. Me too. In

part so they know if if something is trash, I'mma kill it whether I [ __ ] with you or not. It's a way to stay st. No,

you know what? I I guess I evolution evolution and and and diplomacy come along with maturity. So when you 20, you

say, "Man, that [ __ ] is trash." Or, "Yo, dog, we got into a conversation when I said, "Yo, you could tell somebody they breath stink, right?" And you could be

helpful versus being hurtful. It's how you convey the message. What if the person takes it as hurtful no matter

what is hurt? Come on. You adding another dynamic. What I'm talking about is the way you present it to the person.

I'm talking about your breath smell like [ __ ] Or you can say, "Yo, my [ __ ] you need a mint today." Okay. Same thing.

It's different responses. And again, like I said, what if Joe the way he presented it, he walked on eggshells hit

one of us. He walked on eggshells about the M review and still took it away. What are you doing? No, because this is

common [ __ ] This is common sense adult level thinking. You just saying, "Yo, I'm this way. I'm always going to be

this way." We just look That's a failure in leadership. That's why you push right now in leadership. In leadership, I

can't say that. That's a failure. You can't just say, "Yo, this is how I am and this is what's going to be and you

give it take it or leave it." That's immaturity to me, dog. Like, yo, again, a part of growing up, a part of maturing

is being malleable. You got to change and ro anyway, man. You got it, bro. Yeah.

Again, that is trash. I'm going to say it's trash, though. You got That's just what I'm going to do. Again, and I'm

hope you hope the next one is better to call you on the phone and say, "Yo, my [ __ ] what was you thinking about with that record?" Okay. So, let me ask you.

All right. All right. Parks. Let me ask you this. Hold on. Hold on. Let me ask you this. Sure. So, you just said you agree with me. If something's trash,

you'll say it's trash. If you know the person, you only you'll say it's trash to them.

Yeah. But if you don't know him, you'll say it's trash publicly. Uh, I don't even really do that too much. I wouldn't do that either. I'm just trying to

figure out what full on trash. No, I'll give a critique. It would If it's full on trash, I'm not even talking about

that [ __ ] Read asked. Read his body language. He don't want to smack him. Mayo's body language, but Mayo wants to

smack everybody. Look. Look, he tell my man story. Can I tell my man story? Who's asking? Who's asking though to

answer your question? I guess that matters. That matters. A stranger on the internet. That doesn't matter. I'm not

[ __ ] ruining my relationship with my friend over some stranger on the internet. Mano looks angry if you're

asking me, bro. And if you're my man and and listen to his responses. He's keep saying sarcastic [ __ ] No, he's being

sarcastic. He keeps saying Mano was like, "You should have kept that to yourself." He said, "No, you should have kept that song to yourself." I think

well that's leaning on the friendship that's leaning on the friendship also leaning on I know a camera on but if you

said that to me say that to you but Ice would have said it to me and I wouldn't have got up and wanted to fight Ice

that's me bro that's a little bit there's any one person that I would have

massaged the album review for it's Mayo look at his face hey both of y'all right

both of y'all are right he like no I'm saying I'm smarter serious She's not joking at all. Play it. It's a minute

long. We can play it. But this is now But this is now I won't reveal how old

Mayo is, but this is a very mature Yes. And they and older elder statesman

veteran. Why? I only ever heard you speak on one record that you didn't like ever. Okay.

And you could have kept that to yourself. That's aggressive. You kept the record to yourself. [ __ ] is you crazy, [ __ ] Is you crazy, [ __ ] Are

you Are you crazy? I'm No, no, no. That is hard now. I'm pretty sane. Not I'm

pretty sane. This the finger. Yeah. See mature

maturity. Very mature. Maturity smack happened already. Congratulations, man. Clap it up for him. Yeah. No. I'm hitting a round of applause. No, no, no.

It's It goes more. No, but I'm still in a round of applause. You can't expect everyone to be upset. Everyone I said is

crazy. Don't say that we cool. So, wait. What kind of friend would I be? Would I be I'll be a fake friend. We talking

about public [ __ ] you putting your music out. It don't matter, [ __ ] The game is based off of off of

relationships and based off of of of of favoritism, [ __ ] No, it's not. Are

you [ __ ] stupid? Wait, are you stupid, [ __ ] Can I You sit in my house with this stupid ass face like you

[ __ ] Let me tell you something. I Let me I want to first of all commend B dot for how he handled this entire

situation. Friends or no friends, that was honorable. I also want to salute to

Mayo. Yes, for real for how he handled the situation cuz that was honorable cuz I know he wanted to smack the fire out

of him. You sitting in my house and you being funny. He said way more funny [ __ ] We cut it. He said way more funny

[ __ ] But I do like I just like that. I like that man. It was you crazy [ __ ] Hold

up. Yeah. None of the other points matter. No more. Is you [ __ ] crazy.

Stupid. Look how he pointing at him. Yeah. I like this mature Mayo, man. Shout out to Mayo. Shout out to B out. I

mean, a round of applause again. Yo, and that's the thing, man.

Kevin Samuel said it. Maybe a bad episode to mention his name, but black media in the space is

important. Regardless of what side you fall on this argument, them having this

discussion in black media is important cuz it's been a point of contention for

a long time. Me and how I operate in this space like it's it's not everybody can't talk

to me about how black media is supposed to look. There's ups, there's downs. This is that for me. I'm so proud of

this [ __ ] I'm so proud of this. You know, all the shows that we've had, all of the

[ __ ] commentators and hosts, and we've never heard this exchange, right, like this, it's a bunch of ass kissing.

Usually, you never get this. Come on, man. Stop playing with me. Stop playing with me in the album, right? Bunch of

generic. Give us Give us 10 seconds. Tell us why we should cop that album. No. Tell me how you feel when your

friend who's a journalist trashes your [ __ ] hurts. Hurt. Yo, I used to put my blood,

sweat, and tears into a project, put it out, and watch [ __ ] that I know didn't listen to it review it and say, "Yo,

[ __ ] was cool, man. You know, Joker rap." All right, moving on. All right. Now, uh, Britney Spears did, and I would

be home saying, "Nah, you're lying. You're lying." Like,

I put my all into this. You're lying. You're lying. Right. I just knew I put my foot in this album ass. Every album a

dude say, "Yo, I'm doing this different. I'm putting my best. I'm doing this. I'm changing this song. I'm approaching.

They going to love this one." And every time you just not going to listen to it, you going to go on and say, "Oh, Joker rap." But he always knew how to rap.

Anyway, moving right along. Whoa. What a smack in the face. What an

insult. Part of the reason that I started doing this. Wait a minute. Now, some of these commentators have to be

people that listen to albums regularly. I feel like the people that review albums don't really uh they listen to

their artists that they like. They listen to the artist like these [ __ ] is getting what? Say it. Well, say it

nicely. Say it respect. There's an incentive for

them to review certain albums a certain way. Oh, for sure. Oh, I'm sure. For sure. I'll say it that way. But then they also do like a indie rap album or

something like that. They just give it the the brush to review like you said. Oh, man. Drap's really good, man. because there was no incentive right to

expound on this review and you know sell it. Yeah,

I'm selling that. But now see, I can't take that stance if I'm asking people for an honest review. You're not going

to get an honest review. And their honest review is, hey, that wasn't his greatest effort. And now I feel like,

oh, we had a relationship. Oh, that was my man. That's part of the whole ins insensitivity thing with me.

Like this business ain't for friends. Like and I'm aware of that, man. Like DJ

Enough broke broke my first single. When I went to him with the second single, he

didn't break it. He didn't want to hear it. It didn't sound like the first single. I went to him with the third, the fourth, the fifth, the sixth, the seventh, the eighth. It never happened.

No disrespect. That's my guy. Salute to him. Grateful to him. The point is, Fammy, you ain't got to play your

[ __ ] second, third, fourth, fifth record. And you don't have to be offended by it because he did you a

solid by playing the first record. Now, if you're my friend and you don't tell me my [ __ ] is trash and my [ __ ] is trash in in private, I'm also going to be mad

at you. Again, there's the level of diplomacy. Yeah. Right. I can tell you,

Parks, I wasn't feeling that [ __ ] right? Like, you was all right. You was in the right head space. I know you

doper than that. So, I wasn't really feeling that. Right. But if I'm going to get on Twitter and say, "Man, [ __ ]

album was dog shit." Yeah. You should feel some sort of way. This how you pay

your bills, right? I can say, "Uh, he might have been going through some mental [ __ ] He been down a little bit.

Personal [ __ ] going on." I wasn't really feeling the album. It's okay. You skip over it. Don't say my album is dog [ __ ]

If you're my friend, I agree with that. If you like if you never say that about anybody's album, then don't call anybody

thing any anything trash then I agree with what you said. I do think the word trash is and has been thrown around too

loose. And I think trash is subjective. I I [ __ ] don't be trash. We just be calling it

trash. It wasn't our favorite song. The album that's trash. It's like the NBA.

Everybody in the NBA could play. They might They might not be playing any summer league in the country and get 40.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They might not be getting time in the court, but they can play. They had to play good enough to make it there. Same thing

here, man. Some of these artists, they all can make music,

but sometimes you put out something that's not your best work. That ain't a slight

against the Listen, everybody can make music. Give them a few more shots. Give them different circumstances. Give them

different tools. Give them different features. Give them different beats. Give them different labels. Everybody can do it. to to me to me any review if

you're going to have a negative opinion on the album at least offer valid critiques of the album just saying yo

that [ __ ] is trash to me what if you don't like it there there's yo what if you just did not like anything about

this like yo I I tried this and then that's where the it's not for me comes in and I think

that's just a scape go like that's just a let me escape out of this it's a safe

review it depends on it's not saying that you trash and it's not saying that I think it's the greatest I didn't like

that. You could say I didn't like it. If someone puts out the country jazz fusion album and it's whoever someone I like,

it might not be for me. You could say, "Yo, doc, I didn't like it." Right. I didn't like it. And he's sensitive.

And if if that conversation

happens on telling people how to review an album, I think that same conversation

happens cuz we we still don't know what beat I said about that record. He could have just said, "Yo, I don't I

don't like this song. Yo, you my man. How dare you tell people you don't like what he said. That's a good point. That's my point. That's my point,

though. I know his feel like when I know you, you either say something good or you say nothing." And I don't think

that's right. I don't think that's right either. I would like to congratulate

uh the Queen Nicki Minaj cuz she was projected to sell

70,000 records off of a mixtape. Word off of a mixtape from 200 what nine?

Yes. I'm in a round of applause again. Kind of if you think about it.

Do you know what you I do like I do like bringing all these mixtapes to to streaming cuz I was worried for a

minute. I I thought the mixtapes was heading out the door. That is a super impressive feat to sell 70,000 of a

10year-old mixtape, 11 12y old mixtape. Yeah, that's great. That's not to go un

unnoticed or without acknowledgement. That is powerful [ __ ] I don't know if

she has a project coming anytime soon, but that that has to provide some

confidence. I wish a lot more artists would do it, but a lot of them can't afford to. I just saw currency

announce Covert Coupe to uh streaming Friday. I could see him being able to do that though cuz that what a lot of the

mixtape classic mixtape era that we're talking about was other people's beats and [ __ ] right? So Cobra Croo was with

Alchemist I think. Yeah, that was all original. So he can do that. Anything else in the music world happening? Is

there any albums that we should be looking forward to this Friday? City Girls, man. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, City Girls,

bro. You crazy. Time for the twerk. I'm sorry. That's the name of the record.

That's the name of it. And it's going up. [ __ ] That's all you want. I want to see all the acts. Sorry if you're

listening uh in a car and these gunshot effects are bothering you. Do we have a snippet of this? No. Uh,

I don't need a snippet of this. I see that. I see that. And I know percolator. I'm good. No, not that percolator. Joe,

it's time for the twerk. Hey, man. I'm sold. I'm That's That's

all I need. This is a smash. That's all I need, bro. This is a This is This is

out of the park. Barry Bonds. I haven't heard anything from it. I've only seen

the artwork. And I've heard the song percolator. I've taken perks. I've seen women twerk. I

think I know where this one is going. You guys Memorial Day weekend coming up.

Oh my. Shout out to Jersey Club. Y.

Now they going to have to change that beat. But if they don't What if they don't? If put some 808 put something

with it. Bro, it's a wrap. It's a wrap. It's time

for the twerk later. If I see you, time for the twerk later. It's time for the twerk. Now you're going to see me get my

ones out. Throwing it in the air like I just don't care. Throwing him in the strip dude tried to play me on Saturday

night. I tried I tried to tuck it in the back of my brain, but what he said that night

I hit you. What he said? You want me to tell you the strip club dude? Yeah. Yeah, I ain't going to put his name out

there, but he tried to play me a little bit on a Saturday night. Said don't come light.

I ain't like that. He said pump it up was a long time ago. I ain't like that. He said no, we can't play pump it up in

in the second cuz I called you. I was hype a little bit, man. Damn. What did the [ __ ] say, man? Drought the story

with me. Oh man. Go ahead. It was a dark Saturday night. That's the voice you used. No. All right, fine. I'll get to

it. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] Uh, I hit him and I was like, "Yeah, and he said, "What's good, bro?"

Already we got an issue. Why? Cuz he What the [ __ ] do you mean what's good, bro? Every time I've ever said you're

You just send me secret address. So why tonight on all nights are you giving me

the what's good, bro? He might have had argument, but all right, cool. So I play

into it. Oh, he saw the new Oh,

shut up. I didn't think of that, Piggity. I didn't catch that. We didn't think he's the enforcer of it. You think

of that? I don't know if we want your vibes around here. Go ahead. Oh, maybe.

Maybe. Hey, and in that case, I would have failed him. I failed in that. If that's what happened and I don't know

that that happened, then I failed in that moment. But I hit him. I was like, "Yo, where's that?" He said, "What's good? Where's that?" No response. Oh,

no. There was a response. He said, "Lo, sit this one out, chief. All the tables,

three grand, four grand tonight." Oh, he talked to you like you was chunk. He talked to you.

Oh, he talked to you like you was chunking that dumb ass. Oh [ __ ] If you ain't got it, let me

know. He hit you like that. I mean, I know that ain't you know Saturday night. I've been I've been waiting all night to

get the attie and that's how you do me. Yeah. He talked to you like you. So then my pride kicked. I said, "Nigga, [ __ ]

please." No, no, no, no, no, no. I don't No, no, no, no, no, no. I said, "Nigga,

please." That didn't phase him at all. He didn't hit back. I double

back. Yo, what's that? Just what's the address, man?

Yo yo just help me. Yeah. I popped all this big woods like yo yo dog you ain't

sending it to me. [ __ ] ain't send it man. That Saturday just went on. Are you serious? Went on had you att No n not at

all. Never sent that attie through. I ain't going nowhere. Hey that's what I thought. So Sunday morning I got right

back to the body. Yeah man. They don't think that was [ __ ] up. You ain't uh my bad. My phone died. My bad. Yo,

emergency. Yo, I had an emergency. Oh, yeah. That's the I got it. That'll be

the last time you saw me. Word. That's just how I move. Like, oh, all right. Cool. I'm off that. You never saw You

never see me again. I don't care. How else are you spending your Saturday night? I didn't Once you shut me down, I

didn't know what else to do. New York. New York is opening back up. I don't even know what that means. Hey, before

New York ever closed, I didn't know where to go. Yeah, but I'm not going in last lap. I'm not a pergola guy. I'm not

I've never was a cafeteria guy like you. Look at his face like you. It's know all

the little secret spots to go to in the Your girl know all the spots with Joe. Your girl know about all them secret spots? I don't know what she knows

about. Oh, I didn't talk to her about it. Y'all don't have open communication. We definitely do. Y'all don't have weekly. I don't know what she was doing

back in the day when I was running around though. She was running around naked like you. I know. So I don't know

where she was going. I don't know if she She was out having a blast with [ __ ] hopefully. How you feel about that? I

don't got nothing to do with that. You trying to get this [ __ ] Yeah, he

really be trying to make me trip. Walk. I know how to walk. What is wrong with

this [ __ ] Yo. All right, come on. Let's move right along. Moving right along. CDC says

people fully vaccinated against CO 19 can shed masks in most indoor settings.

And then they backtracked and said, "Wait, hold up. We ain't mean just snatch your masks off, though." The Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention says people who are fully vaccinated against CO 19 can forego their masks and social distancing in

many indoor situations. Today, CDC is updating our guidance for fully vaccinated people. Blah blah blah blah

blah blah blah blah indoor. Give him a mask. All right. Everybody here is vaccinated. So

this is great news. Not everybody. You're not vaccinated. All right. So you got her immunity.

You got her immunity. It's us that's keeping you alive in this moment right now. Be grateful. Thank you guys.

Yo, I'm watching the [ __ ] opioid doc on uh on HBO. Have you seen it? It's called uh it's called uh the greatest

crime ever or crime of the century or some [ __ ] like that. Okay. and they giving you the entry level of opioids.

So, Darettes, whatever it was called, whatever company was involved. I think it was Perdue.

They were saying it's called the crime of the century. 2021 HBO uh HBO Max. So,

you got to tell us these things so we can watch. HBO Max crime of the century. Listen, I put the phone down. I don't have internet. Yeah, you failing us. I

don't have Again, again, I'm failing you. We need leadership. You're supposed to lead us to the show. I apologize, but

I don't have internet. So, I just been watching docs and I've been watching the opioid doc and they letting me know the

beginning of opioids and how the business got involved and what some of the pharmaceutical companies were doing

to keep this rolling out here. And sure enough, who's right who's right at the top of the opioid crisis at the crime?

Who's at the entry level of disseminating the [ __ ] uh where it

goes, who gets it, the creation of it, the monetization of it? Guess you guessed it.

Johnson and Johnson. J&J cousin. Johnson and mother. I'm sitting here trimming.

Why is Purdue the chicken company? Purdue. No, it's a different Purdue. Is that another Purdue? Oh, okay. Johnson

and [ __ ] Johnson again. And because I don't have internet

anymoreish, my brain has just been free flowing in thought. You know what I

thought of when I Well, outside of me having the Johnson and Johnson vaccine inside of my precious body and temple.

You know what I thought of? What? Don't y'all cancel me. Well, yeah. Try to cancel me. I'mma say it.

Can't cancel me. I don't work for nobody. All right, Parks, get the bleep. I don't work for nobody. You can only cancel me in your brain. I worked 20

years to be able to tell you suck my [ __ ] cantaloup. Can you don't love

cantaloupe? Don't do that. Don't do that. If you love cantaloupes, don't uh

uh where was I going with this? Where was I going with Oh, John. Oh, this is where I was going with

this. Don't cancel me. A hundred years ago, when the racist

companies were looking to capitalize off the pillaging of minority

people, but you had to also create a business. I assume some of the racist

companies needed to take their pick of the litter in front-facing images and

mascots to protect some of their racist vibes. I think they had the pick of the

litter back then. I think that Johnson and Johnson

won that draft. They chose babies.

If you don't know nothing about Johnson and Johnson, you know they got baby oil

gel, baby oil, baby powder, baby powder, baby everything. And they've been

involved in some of the most treacherous acts this country has ever seen. Right now, aunt your mama probably loses that

one. They picked that whatever they picked. The Quaker Oats guy. All of the

people that picked their racist mascots, y'all lost to Johnson and

Johnson. I'm sorry. That's where this Look where this [ __ ] brain be at. Yo,

fam. Oh, man. That's so genius to pick babies. That's safe.

There's people out there right now that have no idea about Johnson and Johnson's treacherous activities, right? They just

know they make babies. Wow, man. Did you start uh Mera East Town yet? Oh, no. I

only saw that first episode. Everybody keeps saying watch it. Everybody's saying it's great. That first episode,

right? How was it? Y'all could tell me failed you, too. Everybody's saying it. I I didn't watch. I would have told you

I didn't watch it yet, but everybody said Everybody's saying it's great. This comes on HBO. Mayor Vtown. I watched the

first episode and it looked like too much of a white violent crime story for me to care. That [ __ ] turns up. Nah,

dog. But apparently they got where they need to go. Series out or something already. Or is it? No. No. One more episode. One more episode next week.

It's only seven, I think. All right. By the time every Sunday I am going to check this out. This is not an ad. Shout

out to HBO. HBO Max has been killing, man. Especially when you have absolutely no internet access. True. And you're not

tweeting and you're not reading tweets and you're not on Instagram and here come your girlfriend again. If you off

Instagram, [ __ ] stop liking pics.

Yo, can we have that discussion? I appreciate my baby, man. Do they get a

notification every time you like a pick? Like does is that they know they got to

work one way or another. You probably got a burner and they just follow all the people you follow and have your timeline. You tell your girl your whole

plan. Yo, I'm dark off the internet. Mental health month. I got to stay right. Keep the energy out. Yeah, but why you liking these?

Oh, no. I got one better than that. I'm just moving on. I got one better than that, though. She sent you a picture of a dress. You like this dress? It's all

right. Oh, well, why you like this picture? She got it on. I like the shoes. You got to hit them with I like

the shoes. Quick with it. I just stumbled. I was

So what you want to eat? No. No. No. No. That That's where you get in trouble. You liked me because of my shoes. You

the shoes is why you fell in love with me. You know I'm a shoe guy, [ __ ] Pretty

feeting shoes. Or here's another one. And but you got to be really stupid to do this. But that's fine cuz men are

stupid and I'm stupid. So, I've done this in my past where they send you a picture of a whole another girl and you

just start complimenting her. Yo, you looking good today. Like, wow, what are

you wearing? It's like, man, that's not me. Your leadership is very questionable. That one work, bro. I've

done that a million times. You done that? You don't want to know what your girl look like? No, no, not your girlfriend. I'm saying when you've said it to a young lady, it don't have to be

your girl. Just a girl you kicking it with. you talked to she sent you send you a picture trying to show you

something else and you thinking it's her still like hey yeah no I ain't never you in your own you in your own boat with

that one failed again damn well we failed you if that's what you doing

what does everyone here think about the UFOs very real confirmed it now I saw clips from

uh there was a guy like we ain't going to lie to y'all no more it's real UFO task force I have a story here Oh,

whenever the phone starts working. But the internet? Yeah. Uh, you know, that's

what it is. You got to get the You know, I have no internet on my phone. Yeah. Use my um dialup password. Let me see

here if I can find this. Well, yeah. UFOs are real. While Joe pulls that up like they not even We

might be the UFOs. So, here we go. Had that in my conspiracy theorist. Yeah.

Talk that we are the aliens. This is from CBS News. I don't know if you guys are familiar with this story.

Okay. UFOs regularly spotted in restricted US airspace. That's the

report on the phenomena due next month. So what I heard is that one of the

retired pilot dude dudes actually I'll just read it. We have tackled many strange stories on 60 Minutes, but

perhaps none like this. The story of the US government's grudging acknowledgement of unidentified aerial phenomena, UAP,

more commonly known as UFOs. After decades of public denial, the Pentagon now admits there's something out there

and the US Senate wants to know what it is. The intelligent uh pardon me, the intelligence committee has ordered the

director of national intelligence and the secretary of defense to deliver a report on mysterious sightings by next

month. Yeah, Bill Whitaker. So, what are you telling me is that UFOs u are real?

Blah blah blah blah blah. He said Bill would be on that point. Somebody that flies up there. Oh, it's

on the screen. Screaming. You're the man. Somebody that flies up there and always flies up there. Spent 20 years

running military intelligence operations worldwide in Afghanistan, the Middle East, and Guantanamo. He hadn't given

UFOs a second thought until 2008. That's when he was asked to join something at the Pentagon called the Advanced

Aerospace Threat Identification Program or AATIP. Oh, we getting good now. The

mission of AATIP was quite simple. to collect and analyze information involving uh UFOs. Anomalous

anomalous, not UFOs. Well, keep reading. Anomalous aerial vehicles. What I guess in the vernacular you call them UFOs. We

call them UAPs. You know how this sounds. It sounds nutty and whack, says Bill. Lou says, "Look, Bill, I'm not I'm

not telling you that that it doesn't sound wacky. What I'm telling you is it's real. The question is, what is it? What are its intentions and what are its

capabilities?" Apparently, they saw something up there that was much faster than their

aircraft, their rocket, their spaceship. It was moving in ways that they've never seen anything move. They said this [ __ ]

made a like a Lturn or some [ __ ] like you can't 13,000 miles an hour. Oh, they never seen me drive. I make a Lturn all

the time. Oh, y'all never know. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Come on. All right. Forget it, man. Yeah. We not Yeah. All

right. It made a Lturn. It was doing all types of [ __ ] And they're saying it's real. I mean, I believe that. I've

always believed it. I don't know what the story is here other than them confirming it is out there. Yeah, that's the story. And no, they want to find out

what it does. Just like No, they they want to find out. What's their nationality? What's their ethnicity? They want to find out what the UFO does.

Are they black people? No, what they trying to find out is what the [ __ ] is going on? Like, what you here for? The

white people want to know what it what it does. Assemble the

Avengers fan. Boy, give me something. Bro, this [ __ ] is happening, dog. This [ __ ] is for

real. Yo, do y'all ever just do Do y'all ever just look up and think about life and all the

serious moments in life that you've been a part of and really just assess where we are today with stories like this with

the aliens, with the COVID [ __ ] with the vaccine, with us being locked inside, with just all of the things

that's happening today. Do y'all ever just realize it? black president, [ __ ] then Trump, reality star,

television, then didn't then just all of it. What? What part? All of it. Any of it. Like there's a lot that happens

today where I'm like, "Thank god my grandma didn't see this. Thank god my grandma don't know about this. Thank god my grandma's not alive for this." Cuz

all of this is nuts. And I can't even believe that I'm alive for it. I have that thought even sometimes when I'm answering a FaceTime call.

All the [ __ ] we saw in the Jetson as a kid. I'm answering a FaceTime call. I'm I'm going to look at you and that's a normal Yeah. Yeah. Like damn. I walk in

the house and talk to the I just say, "Turn this on. Turn that on." Boom. And it happens. You're talking to Siri.

You're talking to Alexa. Just start talking. You don't I don't know, man. I pay attention to stuff like that. No,

that's crazy, bro. I think it's it's it's Elliot. We We done stumbled upon

some [ __ ] and and tapped into it. Cuz if you look at the last hundred years,

we turned up. We turned up real quick. Like it was slow slow slow

slowund. I'm just saying like the last 20 [ __ ] flying. But but what I'm saying is is you know they say the Roswell

incident happened whatever what 60s or something like that. Yeah. Something like that. Technology kind of took off

right after that. And I mean at a at a rate you know you had automobile uh

trains you know little [ __ ] Next thing you know boom the microchip comes. Next thing you know boom it's this. It's

this. It's this. Bro you can send money across the world from your phone. Like the [ __ ] we doing now is ridiculous.

They have never thought about it. Yeah, I agree. And I do think that came from

somewhere that you didn't just wake up yesterday and was like, "All right, let's do this." No, you found something reverse engineer. Absolutely. It's

possible. Absolutely. I just wonder what the government's need to protect us from

this information would be. Would it be civil unrest? Do they think that absolutely people in the country would go try to find UFOs? Like what could we

do? What could you do? Not even just that, the hoarding. the the Armageddon's one of my favorites. Mine too. What

about it? So he says we can't release the information and they was like why? He said basically it will be civil

unrest that's uncontrollable. Basically the worst parts of the Bible is what he said on Armageddon. Like dog [ __ ]

would be raping and pillaging and stealing and basically doing whatever the [ __ ] they wanted to do because you

announced UFOs. No, just everything that came along with it. UFOs will have

people to lead people to believe that the end is coming at some point. Then you start once they hear that question,

but what type of entitled [ __ ] is there? Like you the only form of life here. What are you talking about? The end is

coming because there's other forms of life. I don't understand what you're saying. Yes. Do you know it maintains order? Religion maintains order. Right.

So who you telling that to religion and fear? I'm just giving I'm talking to the people. Right. So if I don't have to

agree with that, right? You do not. All right. Religion maintains order maintains order. So if

you are saying that you believe in the Quran, you believe in the Bible, you believe in the Torah, any one of these

books, right? And the books never mentioned any other forms of life.

Right? So now it's questionable everything that they say in these books. It may no

longer hold value. It may no longer be true. So, I'mma do what I'm doing and

I'mma go back to Darwinism and just start trying to get mine in any possible way

possible. No, I mean I'm fine. I'm just saying it's a

I'm not saying it's accurate. I'm just saying so now the government has a hard job to maintain some order and some

sense of of of control. I think the government has put a lot of entities here in attempt to

gain control and order. Yeah, religion is one of them for me. Absolutely. So

again, just imagine if most people fear somehow your power, right? Like you

won't do fear is another one bigger than you are stronger than you like not just take your [ __ ] because

some karmic presence is going to present itself later on down the line. I'm going to pay for what I've done. Work is

another one for me. Control. Yeah. Yeah. Why does everybody go to work?

And now you're just getting me really into my conspiracy brain. Yeah. I mean, but but I love that question when I'm

home. Why does everyone go to work? What's what's the alternative? This is the Earth. It's our Earth. It's a

beautiful planet. Why can't we live and exist? I don't think that a higher power put us all here and said, "Hey, work and

get money to survive or you'll die." I do believe in some of that savvy [ __ ] Well, most of the savvy [ __ ] about,

"Hey, we adapt and we live. We survive. the earth is here and you work your way through that we're all working. Like if

I really get into work and what it means and what it does for the people who have and don't have is toxic as [ __ ] It is

absolutely the mere idea, the premise of everybody having to go and do something

for the earth to survive is arrogant to me. Like who the [ __ ] do y'all think y'all

are? It's not y'all saving the earth. It's the earth saving y'all. I don't want to get into this right now cuz this

is just my own personal thoughts about work. That's different. That's right. But yeah, for now everybody has to go to work. You got to survive. Shout out to

the workers. Yeah, me too. Right here. Shout out to the workers. Shut the [ __ ]

up. And not workers like we're offending trying to offend people to go to work. We got to stop [ __ ] making that

narrative not not we. It was you on Twitter. It was you on Twitter offending the workers. People were DMing me saying

saying, "Yo, man, Parks is saying and I ignored him." Then they came back and said, "Oh, I see what he was saying."

Yeah. So, you don't say we don't try to wee this. You failed us. I work. You

failed us. You failed my whole life. Hopefully, you failed. Look, Parks don't want to fail. I'm just trying to find out who I don't understand why the word

employee or worker or soldier or anything has become an offensive term because everybody want to be a because

today things come with this negative connotation like work like a few other things that shall

remain nameless. Everything everything is offensive today. Yeah. And that's part of why it's

important to put the phone down. Like it's important during mental health month for me to say, "Fam, y'all don't

get to paint me with the brush that y'all painting with. I ain't no nasty

perverted. Shut up. I don't even know you [ __ ] Shut up." That's important. It's important to

uh never lose sight of just what's real and what's what's not. Uh I was getting somewhere with uh this other point I was

coming in with. Oh, off of this worker [ __ ] Mhm. The same way there's a fee.

If you are jailed, there's a fee. Every man that's jailed, that holds a price. The same way

students go to school, every one of the students is worth something to the government. Issue making a face. Give it

to me so I can watch this. You I'm just hearing where you're going. Give it to me so I could watch this. Sauce. I'm

just listening to you know that human you know that humans wherever we go carry a worth. Yes. section section 8

taxes with your kids, how many kids you got, how many dependents, claim them, blah blah blah blah blah blah, school,

jail, wherever else there is, humans just carry worth. Mhm. So if one, two or

three families take 95% of all the wealth and they get some of that wealth

just from mere fact of somebody being born. My wild brain

says we should be paid for existing here. We should be paid just for

everybody. If you get if you get a social security number, you should be paid. Universal. You are taking up space

just like real estate. You're a real estate guy. There's a political theory behind that. universal income, universal basic income, and I support that. You're

a real estate guy. So, you know, no more land can be created on earth. You taught

me that. You taught me that, right? Don't try to run away from what you taught me. You taught me that real estate is important because the earth is

the earth and whatever land exists is the only land you can have. I say the same thing exists with humans. If a land

exists somewhere that's worth something, whether you own it or not, and it carries a value, then every person that

occupies space here carries a value. We talking about what's the value of stream

and what's the value of living here? What is the value of existing here? All

the different ways that you monetize my birth, my social security number, and this name that somebody gave me. Now

repotting. Now you don't want to talk. Don't worry about it. I failed. No, no, no, no. I

failed you. Don't worry about it. Let's move on. No, no, no. We can't. Let's move on. Don't worry about it. I'm cool. Watch this. Who's responsible? Watch

this. You just said it carries a value. One, who does it carry a value to? And

then two, who's responsible for paying the people for

existence? It carries a value to the people that control 95% of the wealth in

the world. Not the country, but the world. Right. Okay. And that should answer your second question, too. So,

they should be responsible for paying people every time.

Every time they're born, Tammy and John John lay down and have they should get a check. You're you're birthed into a

currency cycle. I agree. Yes. At every birth, because hospitals make money from

every birth. Mhm. That goes up a food chain of who's paid from every birth and

death. Mhm. new a new consumer is born. And if Yes. And if one, two, or three families control all of it, then at

every birth, we should be getting paid like the unemployment line. We didn't ask to be here. Here we are. Pay us.

That's my wow brain. I would never see a world I won't be alive in a world with. But the powers that be and the three

families didn't ask you [ __ ] to be here either. Your mother Your mother and father had

casual sex or loving sex and bore a person into the world. Not true. That's

not true. I'm not done. Go ahead. And you're saying that it is now my responsibility in which to give you

money for your sexual escapade. That's what you said. I did say that.

I'm not saying that. But we gave you this nice new consumer. I'm not saying that. Yeah. And I'm with Wait, wait,

hold up, hold up. I'm with Parks. My mom and dad No, no, no, no, no, no. Let me talk. I hear my polyps kicking in.

My mom and dad had casual sex, maybe on a drunken high night when they maybe

weren't in love, when they weren't mad. Who the [ __ ] knows? But they did it

under the idea of free will. Indeed. And that's a myth. Free will is a myth.

Yeah, of course it's a myth in this world. Yes. Argue with me. Argue. Yes. Argue with

me. Let me finish my point first. It's not a myth. But go ahead. Let me finish my point. They did it under the myth of

free will. Mhm. There's no such thing as free will. Everything is controlled.

There is a dictatorship on this on this world. Maybe not on Mars. You're talking about, maybe not when we leave, but here

in a macro level, not a micro level. In both levels, in every level. What are you explain to me?

Okay. You don't do that. Just say you're [ __ ] Don't do that. Don't crack your neck. Don't crack your neck when you

[ __ ] like that's your new watch this. That's your new watch. Watch this. Get your [ __ ] off. Watch this. Free will,

right? When you graduate high school, you have the option. That's where you

started. Then you're wrong when you start. If you started at when you graduate high school, then you're wrong

at your start. I would love to speak. Have a blast. Right. So, I failed you as a child. your your your your kind of um

your moves are dictated by your parents. So that's why I started at high school because that's when you're quote unquote

technically starting adulthood. You can't you have the ability to go to

college. You have the ability to get a job. You have ability to go join a Peace Corps in Africa. The illusion of free

will. Okay. So now um what the choices that you make

dictate your life, right? So again the illusion of free will. That's not true. Well, that's

where our point of contention is. Okay. So, I'm I'm right. It's not the choices you make dictate your life. The choices

I make for your life dictate your life. You just are under the illusion that you have some control of it. And that's not

where we are in this world. You do have that is not true. All right. Tell me what control you have. I could go outside and blow my brains out right now

if I wanted to. I'm listening. I have an option. I have a choice. I could You're

not making sense. I could No, I am. I could go If you blow your brains out, you out the game. All right. So, I'm saying And now I can now go get a job or

I could go get a pack and sell drugs on the street. They're going to take my life in

two drastically different paths. Both of those situations are controlled. You

have you don't have a choice. You don't have options in either one of those. Yes, I do. What options you think you

got? A lot of them. There are controlled environments. Every environment has some level of control. You name unless you

start going to the Amazon. Every level of Bro, you started with school. I did,

which is controlled. And the alternative was the streets, which is controlled. No, I said that you go get a job, which

is controlled. Okay. Again, I have the option to do both. You have the option

to blow your brains out and take yourself out the game. And I have the option, but as long as you're not doing that, whatever you choose that you think

is just your own thought, it ain't. You're bugging. You're you're confusing

being in a controlled environment with somebody picking my options for me. They're both the same. They're not the

same. Tell me how. I can dictate if I want to go to college or not. Not if you're in a controlled environment. Yes,

I can. No, that's what it's my responsibility to allow you to think that. If you're in a controlled

environment, it's my responsibility to keep you under that illusion. So, let me ask you this now.

What the [ __ ] are you working for every day then? What the [ __ ] are you arguing with Rory and Maul for then? If it's all

under one controlled environment and you don't have free will, what the [ __ ] are we here for? What are you arguing with

them for? You ready? Cuz your choices are being made by somebody else. You ready? Under your premise. You asked me

a question. I I'm ready for your answer. Meaningless paper. No, that's not true.

Paper with dye on it. We're not even talking about money paper. You asked me a question and you you asked me you

asked me a question and I'm answering it honestly. You said, "What do I believe I'm arguing with Mo and Rory about?"

Mhm. And through all the friendship and through all this respect [ __ ] at the end of the day, what it boils down to is

we're arguing over the belief or disbelief in something that happened transactionally with a dollar. We are

arguing over paper that somebody made up. And what's some paper with a dead president for of a white man that I

don't believe in, that I don't [ __ ] with, who was a slave owner. This paper means nothing in in the in real life.

But because this is real life, it means something to all of us. That's the

controlled environment. I get it. I get it. And it's the myth of free will

because we don't have the liberty to make our own decisions. If Parks made his own decisions without the

implication of money having it or not having it, uh, being desperate, not being desperate, your family being up,

your family being down, his decisions would be different. Nobody in this room

makes decisions without the implication of my need versus my want, having versus

not having, being desperate versus being rich. And that's where some of this division comes in with the rep

Republican uh Democrat, with the black, with the white, with the capitalist vers, with the left versus right, with

the is division everywhere. But all of that is a myth. None of you [ __ ] whatever side

you choose that you think is right is right, cuz we control them both. Now,

let me take it away. I'mma take it to the most carnal level, right? Crack your neck. Crack your man. I'm about to I'm

going to take it to the most carnal level. I don't even know how to do it. Let's Let's go back to caveman days.

Right. Right. [ __ ] politics. [ __ ] capitalism. [ __ ] Republicans. [ __ ] Democrats. [ __ ] color. [ __ ] ethnicity.

We going to go back to the real carnal uh uh uh caveman days. Kill or be

killed. I ain't see this doc, but go ahead. Yeah, it's my doc.

So now you're making moves based on an ulterior motive that is not money

related. You're baking you're making moves based on survival. Mhm. Right. So now my I

have free will to go hunt or to go fish or to

starve. I have free will to now take my family and move that way. You're fighting for your family and you're

fighting for survival. We're taking money out of this. I'm following you. So again, I have now the will to make

decisions on my own or what is best for my family. Not not about a dollar. But but that No,

no, no, no. I ish. You're better than this. I think you just argue and argue. I'm not though. You don't believe what

you're saying, right? I do. All right. So, let's do this. Hold up. Let me crack. Let me do whatever. I need some

cool [ __ ] to crack my knuckles or some [ __ ] when I think I got a point. I mean, today we arguing money cuz that

environment is not controlled. Let me just finish. Today we're arguing money as the

capital. That's why I took us back to a place where the environment and that's

where I want to go that business and all wait time out time out. Capital in that

era I don't know what it was. It wasn't money in the history that I see in the

docks that I watch. At every different point in time, capital was different.

When Johnson and Johnson found out about opioids and they went to [ __ ] shave the opioid bushes or whatever, they came

up with some new way they were selling the dust. That was the capital. So, they were able to monetize it and develop a

business. And that other [ __ ] that that we watched that we came in here and champion, the white people had the weapons. They got the gunpowder from

China. They had the weapons. The weapons. Let me finish my point. Don't forget that's capitalism. But my premise

is the same. Even back then, I wasn't there and I'm not educated enough because it's out of my range. But what

was the capital in the caveman times? What was

that thing that helped people to be able to survive and adapt? It wasn't money.

Could have been animals. It could have been Yeah, it might have been. It might have been territory. It could It could have been Yeah. At a different point,

the [ __ ] that had gold. But I'm not talking about the barter system. I'm not talking I'm talking pre that. I'm

talking pre that. I was born in 1980ish. No, you was born in the 1600s. I don't

know what they did. What the cavemen did? Maybe it was lava. Like that's how

I don't know. Hey, we take it back to Egyptian times. They was doing pyramids and putting [ __ ] and we still ain't

figured out how they did some of that [ __ ] with the capital was. What were they working with? What were they working with in this time? With all our

technology, with all our education, all of these [ __ ] years, we still don't know what they was doing. Parks has the

ability to go join the Peace Corps tomorrow. So he thinks he does. The Peace Corp comes with rules and

regulations. Okay. You don't think they [ __ ] with me?

That' be a little nice guy. No, I think that every group that exists exists from somewhere. If you want to tell me about

the the the sorarities, the fraternities, if you want to tell me about Freemasons, if you

want to tell me about the CIA, the FBI, if you want to tell me about the [ __ ] uh the Jew, any anybody you name

exists from somewhere and some point in history. And I have a blast in my brain sitting home figuring out, hey, what

them [ __ ] were doing back then, like what they was on. And back to my original point, because I I I'm maybe

I'm not educated enough to even argue this with you is I just don't really believe in free will the older I get.

And that those are the conversations I'm having with my kid. It's not so much the free will, it's yo, hey kiddo man, I

love you and don't listen to me because I'm going to keep telling you when you learn to scam and everything that

exists, you're going to sound like me. You're going to sound like the old bitter I believe jaded. No, I agree with

that guy. Hey, I'm watching I watch my dad who's raising two younger brothers

of mine without my influence in a whole different house and he got to catch

himself. Hey man, I got to watch how I talk to the TV. I got to watch how I

scream at some of the all white teams that I hate like Duke because my kids

are picking it up from me by mistake. I don't even remember why I'm bringing that up right now.

What was we talking about? Free will. Free will in the UFOs before that. We talking about free will. We just are our

teachings. I And the second that we learn, well, we're born and then all we

do here is learn. The second that we learn that everything that we've learned

is wrong, we realize, oh, free will is a myth. We're going to be here. We're

going to try to leave this worthless paper, dyed paper to our kids. Hey, and

our kids might be knuckleheads enough to blow it or do something with it, but we won't be here to see it regardless. Free

will and what? At one point you going to learn everything you worked for in life could be jeopardized in a moment's

instance. Still doesn't still doesn't negate the worth or the value.

Like when you start who is determining the worth and the value of things. back to the illusion of free, then free will is an illusion. Then free will is an

illusion. And you better get with some and you better get with some internal happiness value and what makes you feel

good during your [ __ ] time here. Mhm. Cuz anything other than that, as you

age, you learn it's a [ __ ] myth. No, because you're you're you're staking happiness or value on a system given to

you by society. That's what makes parks happy. Wait, I am. Wait, no, no, no. I am. Let me get my sentence out. What

makes Park H Park Parks happy may not have any monetary value at all. It may

not have any monetary value at all. Parks could enjoy riding his bike every [ __ ] day. Then that's monetary value.

But he had to buy a bike. No, it's not. Yes, it is. No, it's not. Where the [ __ ] is he getting a bike? Play walking. Parks can enjoy walking. Dumb outside.

No, he ain't walking barefoot outside. Hey, you walking along the San Francisco

Bridge is different from you walking up the steps in the Bronx that the Joker

movie was filmed on. Them white people can act like it's fun and games over there all you want, but [ __ ] ain't

just walking down there. That hey, to walk on Let me finish. Let me No, I'm not. I'm saying that it's enjoy jogging.

That's his That's his solace. He could go lift weights at the gym. That's his happy space. And wherever they place you

in the world that you don't control Mhm. is going to weigh on how much you enjoy

that jog. Hey, every morning I wake up, I look at the [ __ ] boardwalk out there. You know what's going on out there cuz you be out there. They

walking, they running, they walking, they having a blast out there. That's enjoyable. That make a [ __ ] that don't

even enjoy walk. I'm getting out there. That looks great. I'm up here smoking a

sig. Why don't I run a little bit? I bought a bike. Okay. You taught me what a pelon was.

That's a beautiful walk. Okay. And everywhere on earth is not a beautiful

walk. You can enjoy walking. Nothing to do with free will and the decision to go take a walk if you want. See? All right.

I I see where we at. I see where we at. I understand what you're saying. You know what I'm saying? I I see what you're saying. I just disagree a little

bit. I see what you're saying. I like making music. I believe there's a place that You took it. I'm here. Yeah, I'm

with you. You're a poet. I'm with you. You're a poet. What? [ __ ] let me say this before you make your point. You liked writing. I believe that there is

direct relation between love and hate and anything you love at some point in

life if you're blessed enough to live long enough you can hate it. I agree. I agree with that. So now let's go rap. I

want to do it. No. [ __ ] rap. See rap is a job. Music. No poetry. Poetry. Rappers

are poets and you put it to a beat. Parks is You make beats. Mhm. Parks is a

musician. He makes beats, right? So, that's a whole different craft in my opinion. Some people do both. But the

act of writing words that rhyme and expressing your feelings on paper could

bring you joy. That's enjoyable to you. Even if you didn't get a monetary penny

from it, it's people that when they die could potentially have dictionaries full of [ __ ] poems that they wrote because

they got some mental release or some spiritual or emotional release from it.

that wasn't a a value staked on that. They did that because that was their happy place

or they were allowed to think that. Okay. Because if that same person I

don't get what he said what he said allowed to think that. Let's do it. The feeling that I got when I wrote this dope or when I painted this dope ass

picture wasn't allowed by somebody else. Yeah. Sure it was. Because whatever the

setting was, whatever the environment was, whatever the predicament was that allowed for me to love this, I'm

grateful for and I love. I could also paint a setting. And while we're alive, you have to put yourself in a setting

somewhere if you're alive. I could also paint a setting where you could do what

you truly love. And because of what surrounds you, you aren't happy even

though that's the only thing that brings you happiness. That's why I said that. ice. This is the gentleman that the one issues talking about is the guy that was

was able to pay his bills fortunately. It's the guy that is the guy that

handled his whatever uh life-threatening disease he had, had the health care, he

had knew the people, people loved him, people who knows, but for every guy he

paints, I could change the setting around him and he will hate what he

loved. I'm saying that as somebody that has at one point hated something that

kept me alive for so long, which is music. If you change the setting and you

change the scenario, I could hate it. The girl I fell in love with, if you change the scenario, change the argument, I could hate it. My two

[ __ ] road dogs that I do a job with, if you change the scenario, you change the setting, I could hate it. That's not

me controlling that. That's gratitude at all times because the almighty powers

that be decided that the setting was great enough for me to enjoy what I do. But at the blink of an eye, [ __ ] And

it's no such thing as free will. At the blink of an eye, you can get a call that said death occurred. What you love, you

don't love anymore. That can happen. You don't have any control. You still love what you love, but just

that fast, the setting changed how you receive your only love. I disagree. I

know and that's why we're friends. That's why we're friends because we can have these long exacerbated fights. I

don't agree with that. Yeah. I went to painting and you took it to the scenery. Shut up. Right. I went to painting and you took it to scenery and setting the

active painting is something that somebody enjoys. There's no such thing as a free act. That's the point I'm

saying. There is no such thing as a free act. I disagree. And that's because you believe in the illusion of free will. So

you free act though. There is no free act. Every act comes with a and you about to get me in a radical conspiracy

zone. Every act comes with a cost. Every act in this world when you play a card in spades, you play a card, there will

be a reaction. Something the universe will do something. There is a cost and a carry to everything that happens. You

better be aware of it. Oh yes. Yes. That's what physics. Then what do you want me to say? There's an equal and opposite reaction every time. I might

not even have the range to argue some of my thoughts. I'm just telling you my thoughts. I agree with that though. For

every every action, there's something with it. Sorry you guys, I didn't mean to carry that so long. Maybe I failed

you. I didn't want to come in here and talk about conspiracy theories and free will and the illusion of this and that.

You ain't tell one joke podcast. Ain't [ __ ] funny. Ain't nothing funny. Goddamn.

What the [ __ ] you want me to jump? Hold up, man. Playing with these [ __ ] Playing with these [ __ ] We here

today, man. My polyp is acting up. Yo, what the [ __ ] is a palip? Bring the

beat in. I thought it was like a vegetable song. The [ __ ] is a pup? A palip?

What is palyps? [ __ ] is a palip? Oh my god. I can't ask you a question. A polip

Uhhuh. is a little bump that appears on your vocal cords that affect your

ability to speak. It it it affects how high you can go in octave, how low you

can go depending on where it is. I would have gotten surgery, but they told me my voice might not ever be the same. And I

was a rapper at the time. That scared me. So, I do have polyp. So, when my voice is overex exercised, you could

just hear it. You'd hear it. Oh, that's why I used to have to when you used to

do the backtoback shows, you used to have to kind of I had to chill out. Yeah. Yeah. I had to shut up or I had to

get uh get uh some guys to be a hype man. I needed multiple hype men so they

could say the words with me. I would sing along with the record. My voice I could I wasn't built to do two shows on

back toback night and then your shows be that was tough for a tour. A show two and three hours. You got a pile up on

your vocal cords. It's not It's not right. Again, free will. You love rapping. You think you can rap. Now

what? Now what? There's something on your throat. You can't do nothing. You run out on stage. You can't even talk. [ __ ] now what do you love? You still

love it, but you can't do it. You still love it, but you can't do it. You love it. The act, the See, look, you have a

choice. You have the choice of either to keep doing it or you get what you get in life. Indeed. You You have no say

about it. You get what you get in life and you make the best of it. Free will myth. And the choices that you make, you

can't tell me what you going to get tomorrow. Neither can he. Neither can he. Neither can he. You can plan your best to get to it. And guess what? It

ain't going to come. Free will a myth. What are you telling me? Whoa. Whoa. I'm going to crack your muffin real quick. Crack your neck then. Do Do your [ __ ]

Do your [ __ ] Bring the beat in. You You I forgot the quote, so I'm I'm going to [ __ ] it up. But 90% of life is what

happens. I'm 10% of life is what happens. 90% of is how you respond to

it. Those responses are conscious and deliberate decisions made by you. You

responding to life is your free will or what it throws at you is your free will. When it throws you lemons, you make

lemonade, [ __ ] You that's that's the free will. Oh man, you [ __ ] with a [ __ ] that was suicidal before. Let me

crack that. And if you would have did that, that was your free will to exercise. You ready? And now you have

this beautiful podcast. So, we're glad that you didn't. Beautiful through your eyes. Beautiful. Beautiful through my

eyes. Okay, let me ping pong it back for a second. What if, and I don't know

this, there's no way to prove this. How would we know? We're all still here. But what if our sole purpose and duty on

earth was something that only happened until death?

What? You mean like sole purpose on earth was something that only happened

until death? Why are you here? I don't know. That's the question of why are you here? You don't who I don't know. But

even if you had an answer, it would be your brain and all that makes you and all that creates you telling me what

your [ __ ] insignificant brain thinks you're here for. Correct. Right. Correct. But what if the almighty powers

that be, and I'm going to try to leave this because I don't want to lose anybody here. This is a lie. What if the almighty powers that be said your sole

purpose here is to resoil the soil? What if your only job, your most

important one job here was to live, go be nothing because you're nothing, and

die, and contribute back to the earth, the beautiful earth that all we do is [ __ ] rotten and disease and soil. I

can't say that. Nobody else can either. But I won't dismiss it because I'm alive. I don't know what our purpose

here is. Correct. But it certainly ain't to run around and chase dyed paper. That

ain't it. If you want me to believe that our higher power put us here to go to work 9 to5 Monday through Friday to

[ __ ] feed our families, pass something down, I don't. The paper. That makes me a radical. No, no, no, no. The

paper is a medium in which you might need to fulfill your higher purpose. So

if your higher purpose was to help the sick, right? And on your journey you

made money which now allowed you to open up a nonprofit which could be the biggest nonprofit in the world and you

are now helping people. Helping people is your purpose. The money is just the medium that got you to your purpose. But

how do you know that's your purpose? We don't. I'm just giving an example, right? The But even in your example,

your purpose is resoiling. re resoiling. Okay. But you said if my job is dyed

paper, the paper is just a vehicle that takes you to your purpose. But forget

about that. I'm staying with where you just said and then I'm leaving this. Y'all can talk about what you want. If my job is to rel relay information and

that is and that's the job. The one job. I don't know man from a can of paint. Mhm. But my 40 years on earth, the sole

purpose was for him to get one thing I said and me die and him carry it on. Mhm. Then who the [ __ ] am I to say if

that's right or wrong? That's back to resoiling still. It's not a right or wrong. Your whole existence was for one

stranger to pick something up and apply it. Could be. It could be. Then you're

nothing. And free will is a myth. Like I'm saying, how does that apply to free will? Because no matter what you do, if

that's your purpose, that's what's going to happen. That's what he's getting. I don't believe in fate anyway, but I'm just saying. Bring the beat in. Hold up.

Bring the beat in. Hold up. Bring the beat. Yeah. Yeah. We we we dampered the mood like the sage. I ain't damper. I

tell y I feel it's just the only person I can argue with this [ __ ] about. Bring

the beat in.

[ __ ] want to question these aliens now. Boy, hold up. [ __ ] want to find these aliens. What they saying? What you

want? All right. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Look. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Uh we done talking about widow [ __ ]

Yeah. UFOs. We done. They here. Spaceships. Free will. Look up. Pay

attention. What my man said on uh Boys in the Hood. [ __ ] Any movie from from

the '9s. Look the first. Have you seen any Have you seen any newer movie that's been He

went to Boys in the Hood. Really? You seen anything new? No. Boys in the Hood.

Yo, you seen uh [ __ ] He was in here pulling Harlem Nights word for word earlier. That's what I was doing. know

that we were doing. No, you was quoting this guy. Yeah, you might be uh I'm

talking about the music, man. Man, it's just cold, man. I'm cutting it

off. I'm cutting I ain't let it rock. Nah, I got to let a little bit

rock. Just a little bit and we good, man. Just four bar. Give me four bars

and I'm back to normal.

No, I got that [ __ ] on. Got that. Yo. Yeah, cuz he's getting ready to go. Just Just chill out. Ready to go again. Let's just

relax. Yo, I took a shower in the night time. I took a 900 p.m. shower. That's not my bag. All right. Then what's wrong

with that? The [ __ ] Yeah. Well, you've introduced us to a

new conversation that way. I don't really respect the shower at night, dude. I don't. That's me. I'm telling

you that mean, man. What are you talking about, [ __ ] Why are you showering at night? Cuz I'm not getting my bed with outside on. Then you a loser with

outside on. The [ __ ] Some of us actually be outside. You [ __ ] grass

eating lion, [ __ ] Go to bed with your balls, Musty. Go to bed with your balls

sticking to the right side of your thigh. No. Go to bed. [ __ ] scratch

your pubes. Smell it. Nasty. In the morning. In the morning. I'm going get rid of this in the morning. I'mma get

rid of this one. A nighttime dude. Oh, I need to get in the bed clean. Yo, you

joking. You're saying that ridicule though. Like that's a bad thing. It's my bed.

Nuts. Wait, I need to go. Wait. Y'all are such [ __ ] pansies. Christ. No, I'm I'm I'm trying to see. Are you

joking or are you serious? No, I'm very serious. I took a shower at night time and that

was a changing schedule. I was like, you know what? I am stressed. Go to sleep at 9:00 at night, though. I know. So, I'm

not taking a shower at 7:00 p.m. That's not what I'm doing. So, I did that. I did it. But I don't respect

y'all. Wake up and prepare for the day and wash yourself. You [ __ ] caveman.

You never showing respect. Washing in the night. They got my in the night time. I'm out. I'm on my third shift of

dirt, [ __ ] So, you take that to bed with you. Poor. Oh, man. Am I tripping? I

failed again. I failed. I failed. Is it me? Am I tripping, [ __ ] Yes. You had

ais you, [ __ ] I got Hey, you and Sharon tonight stinking. You too. You

was stink too one day. Who you talking to? This is the Joe said

this. Hold up. This is the same person who said, "Yo, can I tell y'all that part of podcasting is performative art?"

This the same. I'm not worried about a skunk because I stink. I don't know if it's stink stunk.

How the [ __ ] did I know? I know the escort look pleased when he was over there. The [ __ ] y'all thought the

escort was happy. She didn't seem like there was a stench in the vicinity when we was [ __ ] escorts at the same time.

Bad episode to say all that [ __ ] was Hey, is it had all the Irish Spring in his trunk is had all types of goodies.

This girl was never going to catch him. That [ __ ] had polo cologne. He had

everything. I'm like, "Yo, is how much dick maintenance do you need?"

Hey yo. Hey yo, what is wrong with this guy, man? Oh, this [ __ ] Come on, man.

The NBA playoffs. Yeah, man. NBA playoffs. The playins have started by

25. The playins. Yo, but that's back to my point earlier about you ever look at the FaceTime and realize, holy [ __ ] I'm

on FaceTime. They changed the playoff rules, [ __ ] They changed everything. Football is 17 weeks now. I mean, 17

games. That was weird. Everything's changed. Yeah, they trying to capitalize. I'm not mad about the play

though. I think it's an interesting format. I think it's an interesting format. I like

the play. I like the playin. It seems to have worked every time they've tried it. Yeah. I'm more excited

about the playoffs because my Knicks are a fourth seed. Clap it for them, bro. Yeah, man. Knicks was a joke for a

minute. This is I I'm like fourth seed. That's nuts. The Knicks, not only are the Knicks a four seed, but they've

worked themselves into a matchup with Atlanta, who we've beaten three times. I never feel good about that.

When you beat a team all the time and then play them in the playoffs, that's going to be tough for the Knicks. But I

like that we beat them and we're playing them. I like that better than us playing Miami. So, I'll take it. Right. I also

like Don't do that, ish. I also like You think that's free will? The NBA The NBA set this up this way. I also like that

if we that if we beat Atlanta, we have Philadelphia. Clap it up fast. You said you like that.

That's if Philly make it. [ __ ] You want to play Philly?

He wants us to run around chasing one of these young teams. Yeah, I want to play Philadelphia. That's what he wants. I

don't want to play Milwaukee. Milwaukee is the worst matchup for the Knicks. They will beat the break for the Knicks

a st in style stylistically. I don't want to see them. Mhm. The Nets are the

Nets. Mhm. They have three of three of the big dogs. You know what time it is. I like that all that action is happening

over there. Philly just big and long. They can't shoot. And we are big. We are

big. We have big. You feel you feel that's a favorite. We have big bodies. I don't pick us to beat Philadelphia. out

of the three teams of out of the three. I get it. I like Philly, the number one

team in the East. That's true. A big tall team. Love to see that, man. They beat us. We struggled against them, but

we were down a few men. They can't shoot. We shoot a little bit. They're big. We're not so big, but we're we got

big bodies. I like that matchup. I agree. I like it. I'm not picking us to beat the Sixers, don't get me wrong.

Some fan, but if the game went Well, I'm not going to do that. I put that in a verse before. The Knicks beat Miami in

Shut up, Joe. Yeah, you know, and then you said in five. I felt good about our chances that But this year, if if the

Knicks beat Philly in seven, I think they can make it interesting. Oh [ __ ] I think that they have a chance. I

wouldn't be so shocked if the Knicks prevailed. It would be surprising. No, cuz I've been saying tank for Cade. Tank

tank tank tank. But apparently I was wrong. I've been wrong before. I failed. I failed Vegas. I failed my projections.

I have failed the people. Yo, enough of these bums in the Eastern Conference. Can we get to the Western Conference? Why? Cuz the Lakers will reside there.

You have to face whomever. No, no, no, no. You got a playin game. You ain't

even got a series. You got a playing game and you got to you got to face him. Who's him? You know you [ __ ] you know.

So who's LeBron? Chef Curry with the pot. Who's LeBron? What the [ __ ] is you talking about? I'm just telling you what

are you talking about? What are you talking about? It ain't a series. It's one and done. Yo, I'm a LeBron guy. You

saw how excited LeBron was when he played with him. When he played with him at the All-Star game, he took all the

pictures he could take with him. If Steph Curry had an album coming, LeBron would LeBron, you my man. But I seen how

excited you was before halftime when you threw that pass and that [ __ ] hit it from like 50 feet out. You look like

wow. You look like what I look like in my living room when I see him doing. I

see him and I say special. Oh wow. The game winner against the Thunder that they want the one of the greatest game

winners you ever saw in your life where somebody just crossed the half court and shot it and before the ball went in you

looking at Steven Adams on the bench saying [ __ ] you [ __ ] cursing his teammate out. It's one of the greatest things you've ever seen. Yo the other

night he playing the Pelicans. They got him trapped in the corner. He stepped back and shot

it. We've never seen nothing like it. That's funny. LeBron going to have to deal with it. I'm not saying they're

going to lose. You a Laker fan, but y'all are going to have to deal with

him. That not even I won't even I won't even call him one game. Just called him.

But he's that. It's It's like He's not him. He's It's like a basketball disease

for real from Davidson. I don't want to see that. He's a UFO. Yeah. Yeah. He

don't got free will though. No. No. He got free range. No. No. No. No. He got free range. He has free will on that

basketball court. He does whatever he wants. Shoot on sight. He got it. I'm asking. He's changed the whole the

whole game. Y'all know how I feel about Don't talk to me about Steph Curry. I'm a Steph Curry fan. That's my a light-skinned king. Steph Curry fanatic.

That's Cory. Then stop. I'm a LeBron guy, too.

LeBron got four rings. I'm not a LeBron fan. You're a Lakers fan. You're a LeBron fan by default. Indeed. That's

true. So, I'm I'm rooting. LeBron did not want All right, let's talk from his point of view. He didn't want Steph

Curry in the shoot around in the playing. He didn't want that. And the and the Clippers and the Clippers. I

don't know how much validity there is to you guys tanking games to avoid the Lakers, but if that's true, y'all are

nasty heathens. Arrest them. Arrest Pat Beverly, Patrick Beverly, for

avoiding LeBron and the Lakers. I don't think they did. I got Look at that. Like, how I'm happy for my Knicks. I

support the Knicks. It's Knicks tape all day long. We in the playoffs, fourth seed, second time in the last 20 years.

Wow. That's I'm with this, man. I'm with this. You stayed.

Yeah, I stayed. I mean, I wasn't so vocal in my Knicks tapeness the last few years.

Got you. But I see us winning the championship in the next 10 years.

10. I'm laughing with him. 10. I don't see Yeah, we got sleepers, man. Come on. Don't worry about it

because I don't even know him. I don't even know who he is. He just laughed

right. I found it comical that you I failed this stranger. I'm I'm with I'm with him. He laughed right in my face

about the Knicks. You know what, man? I'm playing sleepers. I'm not doing this. I'm leaving. I don't have

internet. I don't have to take this from strangers. It's just 50,

man. That's a classic record. Ice played Track Star remix.

Yo, they're fired. We got to They're fired. Y'all are fired. Both of y'all,

you can't you can't fire us on airplane. Y'all don't even work here.

Is you you can't play one of the records that hip hop was founded on as a

sleeper. I know he's 70 years old, man. Hold up. Cole about to get you about to make Cole

mad. He's the most sleeperous sleeper so far. I I got to give it to him. I'm not mad at that.

Yo, this guy's nuts. I'm entertained by rap in a different

way than other people are, fam. Wait, look. What does that mean?

Let me tell you what it means. Is let me turn this down some. First of all, let bring this back. Pretend you're a rapper

right now. Is [ __ ] sent you this beat. It's the best beat you've gotten

months. This is the best beat you've heard in a year. I'm bringing it back. You're a rapper. It's the best beat

you've gotten in a year. You're trying to put it together. This beat is making you want to kill something. You need dramatic effect before you come on. Here

we go. I need a voice. I need somebody. Let me put it there. Somebody's talking. Who is this?

I don't know. What I'm telling you is as a rapper when that

occurs, monstrosity is about to take place. Somebody's not about to play with

you. And as a rapper, your first and last line in the verse is always the

most important. It's going to tell you what time it is. It's like a watch. Okay. So, you hear you can put the voice

there. Where's his head at with this beat and this? Uh-oh. Ad lips. Uh-oh.

Wait a minute. He dropped a beat out. He didn't say a word yet. Is I'm

putting you in rapper mind. He dropped a beat out before his words came on. Mhm. Don't worry about it. Look, look,

look, look. And that is the beauty of when you

a rapper listening to rap. Back on top, punching the clock like, yo, it's on for

you [ __ ] now. I don't know if anybody else hears

that like that, but the next song, the song right after this, the song right after this is 100 mil. Rappers are going

to hear that. Like with the way you just broke that down, I'd have never took that from that song. Be stop. Let's go.

Uhoh.

Yo, he's bugging, man. Yo, Cole, chill out. Look. Yo, wait, wait, wait, wait.

That's another reason. If you a rapperish, your first bar is your most powerful bar. Your second bar, you

bought something already. He bought a coupe. He bought something. This guy's crazy.

In the fifth bar, he already telling you about [ __ ] is after I'm trying. I'm flipping money over.

You're not You're not hearing what he This is rapper [ __ ] I'm I'mma let it go after this. I'm leave it alone. Talk to

him. Cribs. He went right to his cribs. It's

profound. What the crew doing? We had to pay debts. It popped off. It

was rough. Then it cooled off.

And at the eighth bar, any rapper that's dope on this beat will say to himself, "I got to tell a story.

[Music] It's a fact. I'm telling you something. I'm telling you something. If you lyrical miracle guy at the eighth bar

when you address whatever you said, I'm going to tell a story right now.

ish. This has nothing to do with nothing. When I was a boy, the teacher, it don't mean nothing.

Look, I was a villain when I was a kid. I killed somebody. Look, he's still

telling the story. Yo, he was having

nightmares. And when you do all that and end with, "Yo, the demons had a hand on me." Fam, leave this [ __ ]

alone. I'm sorry. He's clearly fed up. I'm sorry. I thought JCole was coming

out to talk about another virgin he had slept with when he was a

virgin. Whatever he was doing on Forest Hill Drives, I thought he was coming out to do some lightkinn [ __ ] [ __ ] We

lightkinn, man. We know how to go. No, not this. That said, we ending this podcast. Yo. Yeah. Yes, sir.

Ain't nothing I want more. You know he Yo, man. Yo, thank y'all for listening. Thank y'all for listening. Thank you.

Don't even waste my Thank y'all for listening. Dreamville, we love you. He stepped off the porch first. Don't come

out saying two fifth before you start rhyming.