Trauma Bonding

yeah i just told this group of young people the other day man know why y'all missing out being young y'all [ __ ]

never even met a virgin huh

that might be true think about it that might be true that's dope though

no i said i said why they missing out you saying what's dope

about a virgin meeting a virgin yeah do you remember your first time meeting

a virgin or your second or third or fourth time meeting a virgin yeah now the context of that might have changed because holism is up yeah but

if you remember meeting a virgin then why would you why wouldn't you want the young kids to experience that

like grow together with somebody sexually yeah like again when i when i remember my first first like real

adult relationship she was a virgin oh no i never slept with a virgin but you met some in your life never mind but you

met something i missed i'm sure yeah i'm sure how often do you think the younger kids get to meet one yeah that is as as

they're dating at 19 97 21 22

yeah at 17 18 you see another little fly girl find out she yeah y'all both young

knew it was girls in high school like junior senior year that was still virgins i think that's rare today i mean

i don't know now to your point today maybe you don't want to meet a virgin

today why if you're a kid though if i'm a kid i would want to yeah well no if you're a teenager bruh there's

nothing wrong with a virgin oh i'm about to serious out the joke combo but i'm down with it today what do they see that

makes them see value and virginity yeah that's right

you're right that's what i'm saying like i don't think a 19 18 19 year old male

wants to meet a virgin today there's nothing that would appease them about a virgin

appeal to them appeal to them yo that's crazy i ain't yo your brain yo

yeah you're right though i never thought about that i guess because we older but

i'm sure virgins still exist guys somewhere they're like vcrt

yo i know a bunch of people in in education

shout out to the virgins listening if you are indeed a virgin find a way to communicate that to us

tweet us leave it in the comments yeah like message in a bottle i don't

know that's sick engagement because you're right i'm sure they exist yeah but

i'm sure the age that they're losing their virginity is getting way lower see as i have these two i have

these conversations now but i'm a parent so i got parent brain sure i see this i saw this stuff that was in

my kids dms at 14. and my mind was blown away right and i've

dated my daughter's small but i've dated a bunch of single mothers that had like

sons and daughters that were teenagers dog and again i got a bunch of friends that's in education though these little

kids different well yeah if you you date the single moms and talk to them about what they're going through and what they're experiencing out there like with

their kids this [ __ ] is different bro yo and that's why yo you know who's

turning up out here now that we on this single mom conversation tell us

youth athletic coaches you [ __ ] nasty creeps they

killing them they killing them i don't want to turn this into old [ __ ]

yo too late some of you dudes you know who else to sing the single mom

the single mom's kids is barbers too like yo

i got him i know i'll fade you right on out baby

talking single mother you got to think about that yeah i'm taking a little eric over to get a cut in the morning a seven a.m

i'm like the barber there at 7 a.m well yeah he meets me i need to text him in oh yeah you texting the brother opening

the shop up early giving your son the best lineup you ever seen huh you lining you right up to them [ __ ] that barber

and the coach no but the youth athletic coaches they'll pull your kid out the game

no no no cause they're beefing with your mom no just bring them to the gym i'll give you some extra lessons now you're right or i'll i'll charge extra for the

extra lessons if you not damn we're not playing ball mom coming

in there with the flip-flops and the best spandex on the planet i'ma just drop them off i'ma drop something off to

you that's real that's sick the weekend games these games is on the weekend the kids talk to each other the kids got

group chats that's another thing boy what the kids is putting in group chats no no no and we going out of state

yeah we're going out of state traveling or maybe some of the moms ain't and i'm trusting the coach with my child

listen sickness scary [ __ ] sick [ __ ] sick [ __ ] hey some of these

little uh what's the name of these fancy schools that i'm out of touch with schooling but these fancy schools start

from down here now monasarian montessori

i bet why i order yeah now i see results nah i see results so don't

think i'm i'm not [ __ ] all my [ __ ] highest [ __ ] though but when when you look at this stuff with an adult brain

like back in the day it was before i had any kids it was

the pressure of wow i have to put my kids through college that was the only pressure i didn't even know how much

college cost it but cost cost it costed but that was the pressure

today elementary school cost more than college days starting from listen they're starting from down here

with the different schooling and the camps privileges

sports camp man pull up montessori now you now you now you have

faced me with the tough decision at home do i want to have this conversation this early do i want to bust in my kid's room

and say dog you're not athletically gifted and i'm not paying for all this [ __ ] wrap it up

yeah how do you deal with that one that [ __ ] is expensive that's real keep that if i don't see you with eight

sacks and you have six points a game you had the game [ __ ] i'm looking for some [ __ ]

jadavian clowny [ __ ] to go on if you want me to invest i mean uh

you stupid joe all right forget it no it's real look tuition right there tuition where

admissions and every time i [ __ ] click on my kids instalive he's stomping around

all right

[Music] [Applause]

please hold your applause i'm not worthy i'm not worthy hold it hold it please

they held it yeah it stopped they [ __ ] on my guys some of these fans out there telling me oh you oh y'all

can't go on tour oh what y'all got to say to him y'all got to say to him they talking ain't talking to me they seen me in the

streets oh they seen me outside they seen me up on this you're all ready though i think

look at oh look at him

knowing what took place

yeah we never talk about that stuff because we're doing a part let me introduce and let's have that conversation just real quick because it's interesting uh mic check one two

one two uh how's everybody doing out there welcome welcome welcome glad you're here glad you could join us what

is this 480 480. finally welcome to for uh episode 480 70 years your word of the

joe button podcast i'm your humble gracious grateful and highly or lowly favorite host joe budden here with a few

really cool guys parks is here ish is here ice is here and the whole video village is back there somewhere

listening to young thugs album how's everybody doing great y'all lit we gonna get to it yeah we gonna get to it uh how

y'all doing y'all good straight yeah we're all good we're gonna have an efficient part today we're gonna keep this rolling

touring do y'all think about it does it crush your mind is it a fear like speaking i used to be uh america's uh

number one fear i think it still is it's up there it's got to be up there that's updated public speaking it's just hilarious but why because you've done

you've done like hosting uh uh tours and uh shows and [ __ ] but the touring where

i was i told y'all i was like well that's the flip side yeah you're thinking the tour is like hopping in the

sprinter van and driving for two weeks or something like that no oh i meant what the show consisted of on the tour

oh that's why that's a fun part yeah that's the fun part we can make it whatever we want to make for you it

would be an adjustment uh in terms of lifestyle i would think a new father

a new family right so how do you insert that

in the mix because that can be tough it carries well maybe not so much with the way that we tour it

weekend gigs we do like a boutique style of touring and it's fun and it's fun it

makes it tough to say no to the money it's nice hotels i was getting ready to say that's that's the flip it's a nice sprinter you ask me how adjusting today

the money i'm just letting you all know i'm i'm just so we're clear i'm saying no to the money to give

my guys an ample runway to be comfy when we out there i'm cool with that is there

such a thing though yeah it's true you did it you told us that before yeah you told us a while back like yo they offering i'm like fam look i'm gonna be

honest because you guys the venues would love for people to come out and

they're trying to get people to come out all you gotta do is look out there everybody's doing something before a potential lockdown comes back too

they're trying to maintain and not even that the people that they know can fill out a venue they're calling them yeah and they're reaching out to them

and they offering money but nah not all money that shouldn't be the first time you should be as comfy as

possible when you get out there and and part of that and part of that yes yes

yes i think the comfortability comes from experience doing it for sure antoine

antoine listen listen let's listen to this because because you got to get in the technical world and i just want to keep

throwing [ __ ] out let me throw let me throw something at you before you do any of that uh as as we stand today what's

today october october october right 16 uh okay maybe whatever maybe i'll share some

business they shot something over there said yo big gig christmas new year's nj pack how

do you feel and that's still sitting there right you know i feel you know you know what i hear when i hear that

njpac is huge where you from no where you from

where i'm from city church show show number one hometown big beautiful

theater home town everybody now i toss back to you give it to us what you were saying

i'll tell you joe says no i think he shows up i say no but i say no and even if that would happened that would never

happen show what right that's that's that's what i'm gonna have in show one for two people that's never ever done

enough show one no no no no no no no no you're gonna [ __ ] up some show once too [ __ ] probably not [ __ ] no i'm just done with that no

listen what i'm saying is this i don't think we could ever you ain't let me get it out i don't think we could

ever really feel comfortable until you did it right and you know i'm a shy guy so i got friends today like yo i can't

believe that i'm seeing you on a podcast talking every [ __ ] week and you're doing a phenomenal job that's that's new

to me and you're doing a phenomenal job i'm not trying to be funny i'm trying to give you some flowers

[Applause] until you do let's say you did two tour dates three tour dates fourth you now

that's where your comfortability lies we never been on tour so you can't say that i don't care if we did a thousand

pods right until you go on tour you're not gonna feel comfortable but

now let me hold hold on hold on hold on i'm jenna i agree with that your first show being your hometown

where everybody you know is coming out that's added pressure on top of it being your first show you're putting game

seven first it can or cannot be depending on the person some people might actually welcome well you could feel

good because you're home and now you're getting at home love exactly but

just in the research i've done performance wise it probably won't be your best show it's

probably your first show yeah yeah i mean you're going to take when you say i [ __ ] up the first show you got to take that and build on the first get better

on this on the show why would you just no different than why would you want to do that to your hometown and that's where you look

i hear that yeah let me tell you what joe button headspace is when new jersey pack sees me

you want to be shot polished it's going to be a movie and i don't even use that word yeah i feel you but

it's going to be you telling somebody that throughout my career i didn't really perform in new jersey because of

the stipulations of new york and new jersey and those still exist where they say what's the [ __ ] we used to do all the

time with it was like a house out there in jersey yeah deep deep deep yeah steve that was in south jersey

but even that was because of the male stipulations i'll give it to ish and i'll give it to the people that don't know if you're performing in new york

and you're from new jersey they'll say that's you nah we're expecting your new jersey audience

to go to new york and you can't perform for this amount of days from this date and there's so many

this amount of mouths from this date that's why i stand hope you used to get get the love that's why

and they went crazy they went crazy you know some of these little venues that we visited it was a

crib it's a crib in the middle of the day they went so crazy man yeah that was love over there

now they don't they don't get as many acts yeah so it's real appreciation you know what i'm saying like if you're in

new york you want a major city in philly dc whatever the case may be they may take it with a grain of salt but when you out in

wherever they don't have jokers coming through there like that that's true and the funny [ __ ] is

i could have this tour talk all day but i won't i was talking to a giggy like that i missed the funny thing is what i'm saying to you about new jersey the

more i think of the other spots saying that's why i say no to it all i don't want y'all to have that feeling at

the other spots either cause like la is a big show chicago's a big show atlanta be the big

big big show yeah atlanta be lit [ __ ] wealth houston dallas big

they be big shows they all be big shows and you now i have i was talking to him about

lifestyle and just inserting tour life into his new family life

you know i got a whole nother set of issues when it come to you

we can discuss we can move forward pun intended but you that dude

so you gonna be that dude wherever we go and that's going to be a problem you're going to have to turn down you're that

dude to meet her honestly i'm not even joking with you you should hear me seriously look at me let me in my face look me in my face

and i don't think you know how to do that at your big age

like he still want to go to dallas hit the mall being lids [ __ ] hit the food court

you want to call us yeah man you got to watch this guy he said lids like his lips

cause you think your dms go crazy now and we don't have those talks we don't i don't know because we don't have those

talks i know that shortly after you started this podcast you activated your socials

i can assume there's been more traffic than it was when your socials were dead right and i can assume that some of the

stuff they're talking to you about is your takes here your opinions they see you now more than they've seen you so it

ups the volume which scares women but that's a talk for another time why that scares women stuff that

so if you getting ready to go on tour the nature of those messages will begin

to change if you don't turn your that dude immediately down okay that's true

he's right you want me to tell you i'm not i wouldn't no he don't disagree but you want me to tell you what i think he heard from what i just said

i know what he heard oh i know what he heard yeah exactly what he heard look at his face his face tell you what he heard we got a real good show lined up for

y'all today uh y'all wanna stop some music yeah why not [ __ ] it new music is out it wasn't a

ton it wasn't a ton it was enough it was it was enough but it's this here's been really kind of

quiet to me the year yeah musically shut up this is a lot

no i disagree i'm used to like pulling three four albums a week that i gotta listen to and this year is like maybe

one one in the possible shut up marks absolutely parks is a hip-hop hit

more so than a r b head on both yeah i listen to both so i'm just saying yeah that's your you're probably supposed to

pull in three four albums every single friday this year it's one something this week

it was we didn't drop till this morning so i didn't pull any albums last night we said that this would be the year of or i

said i thought you agreed that this would be the year of the superstar come back yeah and we got that a little bit

for sure a little bit a little bit who are we missing what it's been kendrick and rihanna and they both yeah that's it

rihanna no i'm talking about rap rap superstars we got most of them yeah only kendrick only kendrick and he's coming

he's coming and he's coming i'm like who else do i want to hear from that like there's no

big act that i want to hear from outside of the big ones rihanna beyonce but they always have it but the big one the big

big artists usually only drop once a year maybe once every year and a half

and then the rest of it is filled with more up-and-coming acts established underground acts and stuff like that and they've been a little bit

quieter this year that's all i'm saying but you would be quiet if they too can tell that the year is reserved for the

like i know this is a year adele announced last week and we're going to talk about some of this stuff announced

last week that's just last week yo november such and such i don't know the

date so i won't say it but she said yo november such and such get ready that's

all you know what that says move get ready to be sad well it says moves

but it also says to the artist move move yeah if you are up and coming act or you're

not as established you're not trying to plan around adele's drop date

scissors drop date or even if you was so was oh [ __ ] we gotta move summer's drop

date as an artist even if you don't respect these people's artistry you know the money behind them true so you know

you know the real estate that they're going to take we've had this conversation before and i just so i disagree a little bit

well because you as an independent artist i want to be worried i want to be next to you you want to drop too yeah i

want to be right there on the same screen but to the artist that's looking the but you think most make a ton of numbers

off of this and the dell's dropping i want to move if i want i want i want a week

music i move but if i don't make a dallas music i want to be right there nah i don't want to be right there um

what the deal i want to be sitting right next to her scroll right now i'm not mad at your decision making i

just don't think that's widespread i agree or

if you're if you're a middle level artist mm-hmm right i don't want no disrespect no questions

it's heavy hitters no [ __ ] is just opening back up right you make your money from touring no

doubt that's another part of it so that's still kind of up in the air with all of the states et cetera et cetera you don't want to

release a project and then you can't maximize on your projects i will just throw this in to parks point

and that's where i would have a tough decision because as an act whatever level i'm in a b c well not a no because

they're going back and forth b c d my touring i have to book out

three to six to eight months before i even drop yeah so me moving my truck works yeah

me moving my drop date if a dell is dropping means my team might have to readjust my

touring and that could be an issue i've been faced with that before and i went on tour i think i think whatever

happened there was no love lost i went on tour the first week it was out and nobody knew a thing nobody knew any

of the words but we couldn't move it we got to go so i would factor that in yeah that's all

that's part of it that's part of it um but let's start i didn't want to start with adele because she dropped first let's start with the dome all right then

let's start with adele can somebody play it yeah i got you somebody play it and say positive things

i will not heard it i like that i'll get know the ledge ready [Laughter]

[Music] all right

all right all right let's get a little lightweight round of applause for what adele is doing here

all right i [ __ ] with that [ __ ] i ain't really careful as the first single i saw the

other day and the video was kind of cool video's up but as the first single it ain't really hit like her other first

singles because she's giving you sad this time she's giving you the divorce um first single is gonna be some sad now

you gotta call call somebody that wrote that marry [ __ ] you gotta call him adele's writing room is not thinking

that said what you mean but you get what i'm saying like it just

didn't hit like her first singles from the other projects i think it's gonna work i like the song though it just

wasn't a wham to me but anything adele is gonna work right parks uh yeah i

guess yes yeah the last album that didn't work worked that's true that's true because it's a

dell i didn't like the singles off the last album that much when they first dropped but it landed down and now you know that album didn't get

the greatest reviews when it drove dropped if i recall and i'm no adele expert please don't get your adele news

for me i'm sure still sold the bazillion copies i know she did a vid with mac wilds

i didn't know that i think that was the last album oh yeah that was a good look for matt

ice i know this ain't your bags she don't have she don't have any bodies on her uh weapons

i can't even shoot nothing she got shooters she ain't even shot she got that and dirty at him they wouldn't even

call her phone this nonsense no it's already handled yeah i handled nothing nothing man

nothing man what do you mean go to sleep nothing man nice you got something for us no uh this ain't your bag that's your

wheelhouse sorry that's fine bring it back and i lo i bring back people saying hey i don't know

yeah oh yeah i'm cool that should be we should make that again yeah that's real we don't hear that no more um or

i was wrong that one too i said ice is good with uh i try to be good this is good i try to

ice is good with the wrongs no is ishar a dell expert no you got it

i thought it was great man i think it's no good i'm excited actually i it was it didn't hit me as the first single off your new project

i'm more excited about this off the first single that i was off the last one off the first single i'll say really yeah i'm of the small

community [Music]

here we go you got the chippy toes over the ledge oh my god you know what that is ice

yes oh oh no nice i saw a juice yeah like ice was in

third grade i saw juice but he saw jews he was in third grade would you scare me well it

was juice 91 or two or something juice was early though 91 what grade was your

that was early third grade don't do so don't age yourself don't hate yourself

that song was different bro listen i'm of the small community of people that believe all of

the adele songs sound exactly the same oh yeah i feel you now i'm not going to ridicule her about it because

if it ain't broke don't break it and if that's your sound that's yourself and that's how you feel

when you the top of the food chain like she is like ariana grande is like

when you peg your sound they get the best architects in the world true to help deliver your sounds i think she

works with the same producer a lot of time too uh elmhurst or i think his name is i forgot his name so this sounds big

and beautiful and a delish yeah uh greg kirsten yeah that's producing i'm i'm probably not

gonna listen to this this is not like yeah i'm not again hitting the gym and putting on a dell or [ __ ] riding around in the woods

but where are

your life today i probably put this on if we was chilling in the backyard you know what i mean

when it just came out and you want to hear it parks park i like doing uh

you want me to tell you about all your wife's friends that come in you want me to tell you about your friends to come in yeah listen it's not

coming on at your kickback you can say it nothing's wrong with that no i'm i'm not saying a kickback where there's a bunch of people here but sometimes we'll

throw on some [ __ ] bob dylan or something get sad real quick and this would fall in that category

all right man that's when i head to the coat check yeah will you put my jacket again

yo good seeing you yo uh sometimes it's nice to have a nice sad music off

oh no i'm lagging with that we do on that or we we do that sometimes personally tonight

it's not it's not gonna go back and forth

we've unearthed a new dope topic sad off the range in

sad there's a lot of different sides it's mad sad you're right this is just a deep level

of sad with the chords and what's going on and her topics and her melodies this is a

different level of sad i like my sad a little more peppy moving mountains

uh even black cloud i tried to get a little aggressive but i guess that's the same

thing same kind of sad sort of sam sam smith stay with me versus everything else sam

smith has tried to do i feel you and that's the difference and that's the difference and

when you're at the top of the food chain and when you miss at the plate the next few times you get

up there they won't give sam smith all the sad hits to make him do what he got to do they just making him go in the studio by so

we ain't heard another peep you said that before i'm going to keep saying it yeah i do because if you

listen to stay with me and his first album and his first i think that's his first time the album would stay with me

he's crazy man listen i had sad sessions

with the women in my life we just sat and listened and trauma bonded when that

was out of conversation gave me a little trauma bond some people like

bond to cologne i'm laying a little that's me drama bonding could get sexy

now that's good and they'd be able to fight him that's is that's where the drama came from yeah came what it

shout out to the sad girls uh shout out to adele i'm gonna listen i'm gonna listen to the album your song sounds beautiful but it's just not for me yeah

like i said there's nothing every day with that there's nothing wrong with saying yo

more people should do that just it ain't for me but i can appreciate what it is you know what i'm saying i can say this sounds great but

no i'm singing i thought composition is beautiful video looks great like it's a dope it's dope i'm not gonna like i'm

not gonna play it every day it's false advertising like beyonce with single ladies when she was happily married

[Music] every picture we see of adele in recent moments she looked like the happiest woman in the world because she fell in

love now you're gonna give me an album sad but this could be i might have been writing this last year yeah she could

have been writing this while she was going through the sad [ __ ] dude got some money from her right diddy

diddy yeah that was a weird that might be reason to be more sad you're gonna have a uh alimony song on

here hell yeah shout out to adele man i'm really happy that she's happy in love and that she's

coming again another major huge a-list superstar artist coming fourth quarter it feels like the

old days it feels like when music dropped on tuesdays and we got summer we got breakup record

after breakup record listen different types of breakup records

[Music] adele dropping her record and release

date six weeks or four to six weeks out

five weeks somewhere like that out that is an official single and

that's her rollout when summer drops this song

two weeks before her release date is it the same

is it looked at as an official single and the label just is deciding to let it run

through release versus five six weeks leading up to is that's my question i know i sound

like a technical guy here no no i'm turning around is this looked at this song looked at as

an official single versus one of the leaked tracks every week i forgot what they call him i know

what you mean hmm because it's only two weeks away her album i guess this feels like single it sounds

like the thought behind it was single and the feature tells me single yeah and the bop says single but two weeks ahead

of time i'm just worried that all of it and i said this last week and i'll leave it alone but if all the big r b songstress

superstars are gonna put out music angry at men then it's just gonna be a long

winter of trying to get people to come by the fireplace and eat marshmallows

no no remember when that used to work y'all come get some toasted marshmallows you can't oh my god didn't you just had

that lime before yeah yeah toasted marshmallows toasted marshmallows i used to have a fire pit

in my yard okay they used to love the fire pit i believe you bro and hot chocolate you're the man

yeah chocolate morris come on who doesn't like spores it's apparently i'm blessed like s'mores

look at why it's just calling me debatable look what it's just called someone is just calling me the man because marshmallows worked and no i

would have never the simple date used to work and you know that i know i never had a girl say yo come on over my crib

and let me marshmallow you out i've never had that they never said that because they don't have a fire pit back

there but when they come over and you introduce them to the fire pit in the marshmallows it's the vibe nice little

blanket hudson cool night hudson the night is a fail if she ain't asked you to go get a

little blanket no something i just t-shirt no no not outside no the temperature

that i keep my house and there's not a t-shirt in there you're gonna need a blanket yeah i used to do that outside

at the fire hot you get a little bit off africa this [ __ ]

you're not going to get a single room on tour we got to share with you all

was in the group that bum ass stroke he was doing all that here

it was so trash hey yo this guy is a nut case bro

[ __ ] live together yeah we're gonna we're gonna bring up some patriarchs

you remember when you did the [ __ ] i did man [ __ ] it was all about it was a girl that i

dealt with very very briefly he had an argument with her on social media

you say yo my man was busting you out i know exactly what you're talking about

too i was i wasn't i wasn't as involved as i am today oh

man i had no business saying that you didn't and i owe that young lady an apology and

me if i ever say [ __ ] you talk about you threw me in the mix who knew that you was my man

but her see nick look he knew everybody knew oh then i'm we wasn't even speaking

people was calling my phone like dan [ __ ] joe just do you on twitter i'm like word what happened

[Laughter] yeah see look i see look we're not even talking about being puddled i see the [ __ ] in

the palace he says yo man um your palace gotta apologize

i gotta apologize to you cuz i just threw your business out there but

you was busting ass on the green carpet was it a nice carpet at least

oh man when i was 31 years old it's all right bro we can move along i'm just saying

it's cool we we we could move along bro this guy that's just more yeah

yeah back to the store but back to summer's album yo this record all right so back to summer back to this

[Music] can i tell y'all what i think i hear this and then i hear what justin said on the phone i'm worried

about he said everything you're thinking you're imagining this album's gonna sound totally different right uh-huh and

then i hear this i'm 100 percent worried he thought now you're thinking that this is going to be

if if what i'm thinking summer walker to be giving us based off of the last project you got her manager saying if

you're thinking that it's going to be totally different and now i hear this i am worried about

this album i take like now going back what i said oh i'm still looking forward to it

i don't know this is your first single i'm definitely still looking forward to it i'm 1000

i'm still gonna listen i'm gonna buy it of course because i want to hear the album but summer those two things adding

together summer for me is undoubtedly her she's one of she's one of them she's her

this album i just need to see how much her she is without him because london is

really him when it comes to what he does he's good that's true he's good at what he does this song isn't a great indication of

summer without london you said it's not no gotcha

for me but i'm a guy women might hear this that are going through things with their ex and feel

like this is pumping them up a little bit this might be that energetic sad opposite of what adele did it hitting me

as a summer song though no pun intended like i should have dropped this in like mayish

you know what i'm saying like this might have popped for the summer this is too upbeat for this this is too you know again

but when she started like this if it stays right here right

which is what i thought would happen it was like oh london yeah she can already go she bout to go

but to go from this to that's where i was like where is this song intended to play

besides in women's hearts miami

it's a summery song i could have heard this on the radio in the summer yeah it's it's it's it feels

outside yeah [ __ ] yeah i could have heard that in some i'm reserving judgment on summer's

project maybe this will sound better in flow of the project and i do still think she's gonna have an amazing project

cause she's her this song no not for me and i'm not the

target audience with it i concur i would need to hear from the

women that are going to sing along with this yo you're my ex for a reason

maybe they're empowered uh i get all that again like i said take that

add it to the conversation with her manager telling us that whatever you expected it's not gonna be none of that

all right i see this is gonna be a different album now i hate go ahead this is the first

single it's track two so if this is where you're going might be setting the pace

yeah but then you know that track two says a lot about your album i normally skip the track two to see where

you're taking me but you know what albums though nowadays when you get halfway down they pivot

so they start going somewhere else or they search i don't think the whole halfway down with these long albums they just throw

some [ __ ] halfway through that's really what happened happens now well

not to be ignorant because i'm not i'm evolved now

but this song is also another example of what happens on the flip side of x for a reason because sometimes the girl is

saying you my ex for a reason but the guy's saying it at the same time the girl's version never explores that

if i'm london then yeah

you are my ex i'm your ex for a reason reason this is a part of that reason

and now i'm just gonna have fun watching

i would like to see summer get the last laugh in that one i'm a feminist i was just about to ask you why

because london's that dude already she is she so is she no

no she's not how isn't she she's in the tops okay let me explain myself

she's her but that's cause she's her creatively and we all know it she's had one successful album she just got here

she's new on the block london's business and businesses are established if nobody ever says his name

again his talent is etched his phone will never not ring i agree with that

there they've been slandering him for [ __ ] the last year and a half and

full story not a thing or not and i [ __ ] with london

but i'd like summer i'd like summers and as a music fan as a music fan you don't want to hit summer's album and say damn

i wish london was there you want to hear summer's album and think damn we get it we get five to ten more years of this

this amazingness we don't want to think that she has to lean on somebody and we don't feel like that right now no even with this song we

don't feel like that and i don't want us to leave this album feeling like that so i hope that she performs and i want to see her before i want to see her show

good point jt was an interesting feature choice but

i get it for this bop yeah but for this yeah for this message

i don't know it makes sense no it makes sense it makes all the sense in the world it makes sense man

listen we two weeks away i can't wait i can't wait same that's what i got that's what i got for you at midnight

when music was released i was searching for the summer song

and i couldn't find it there was hiccups with that and uh uh thug [ __ ] i couldn't i couldn't get until this morning

i also didn't see the young thug project in the new releases yeah

i only knew about it because all the southern people i follow on instagram instagramed it and that makes me really

angry that music drops and you can have no idea you know what i'm thinking is happening

joe because i i imagine a small artist but look i saw it when we were trying to get a small arm i said imagine that's

what they're going to say listen listen i saw when i was trying to try to purchase the thug album i think they focus in so much more on

streaming they are they they don't give a [ __ ] what's going on in the itunes store it's true yeah like you it's true

you go and i can we buy our music so we're going in the itunes store we're dinosaurs i just click i stream first

into that purchase and download so in there it's just wild wild west man good luck go find it

you type dog name it should be the first thing at the top yeah no it's not you scroll all the way down you still can't

find it you actually you actually have to type his name and the project name

and it pops up at like number six damn which is nuts that's a lot to have to look for one of your premium artists in

hip-hop hell yeah however we're here young thug's album has dropped i haven't

heard it yet i've only heard the songs that parks has played since i've been here and

this is incredible man wow it's the only thing unplugged first of all there's like half of it is acoustic records

this drum is only like maybe five songs i love that i'm so funny i'm phony because i love that front from

him yeah i hate it for most people yeah he different now i heard about six

seven songs this [ __ ] is crazy he he makes his voice an instrument and i think that's where it'll he can do the

acoustic thing and weave in and out with the beat and he's just different yeah thug can do [ __ ] that a lot of artists

can't do on a record who found him i don't know that's a nice question probably i found i'm not sure

i feel like the first time i heard him was with wayne but i could be wrong first time i heard it was with gucci i was about to say i thought in the first

time up on the gucci camp i think in the first that's what it is it was gucci because of gucci i think he a gambler i

i read some [ __ ] oh i saw some [ __ ] where they said that him and gucci be gambling all the time and losing

hundreds of thousands of dollars i think that's gucci's man yeah it says here uh he was he he put out three mixtapes and

then caught the attention of gucci okay the a r to the streets they signed up gucci dropped something this week too

yes he did so i see boys we'll get to that okay this let's talk about man i only asked because when you find

people and i'm in music geek mode sorry when you find people you project

so you kind of almost got to envision what they're going to sound like after they're developed after you that they

learn when you put them through whatever rap boot camp you're putting them through or artistry boot camp

this project just on this song alone yeah sounds like full culmination of whatever somebody

saw yeah ages ago yeah and we saw a little bit of that and i'm speaking that on what's the

album where he had the the lavender dress on that i thought it was jeffy jeffrey yeah jeffrey album

that album that was that album was amazing yeah it was every song yeah this

right here this one is sneaking up though i'm not the bit i'm a big young thug fan but not where i know it's

discography super deep but this album is up there to me tell me about i really only been on the

popular songs but that [ __ ] you turn turn turn that back on man

[Music] i count this in the big acts that are dropping that [ __ ]

yeah yeah mm-hmm he wanted them even though he never took he didn't take off like he dropped

last year in 20 uh 2019 two i believe well that an album in a deluxe he didn't

really take much time off what what my my perception of young thought i just don't expect him to not drop when big

axe are dropping and none of the big acts drop without calling his phone like i just know how they feel about

him he's revered as he should be and this album kind of is saying why i

saw a little baby post on instagram yo this is the one this is the dude this is

i'm not me without him and it's just good to see that from this young atlanta lineage

paying it forward to like where they got it from mm-hmm even look at this cover you look at the

young thug like this dude is on some what the hell is that

thug is different thug is really art with his music this album is making me

want to go somewhere this weekend no look as a young kid to put that as an album cover that just speaks about who

he is i only i don't know how old he is i don't know yes i don't think he oh probably twenty seconds fam four thirty

three four thirty year old thirty five year old to have that as an album cover and speak volumes about how they think

you know what i'm saying that's dope it's tough in that in that

30 31 32 33 year old bracket of rap like that's where they at

it's killers that's 31 32 33 around there mm-hmm i'd hate i'd hate to have to deal with

them that late twenty years like those are the veterans boy that's a scary thing for a new act coming in like

when i was a new act coming in our vets was like real bets so we could get away

with saying hey get these old [ __ ] the [ __ ] out of here and make some room for the new blood you can't say that too

there's a difference too joe the vets today [ __ ] with the young [ __ ]

see our vets didn't there was a big divide that age was just divided

like doug and all of them they [ __ ] with the youngest coming up nah that's true they reach back and put them on is what

what our vets didn't do that's valid that's a good point they put on their people and that was it

like if you weren't there if he was with them that's it yeah i think i think the money i think the social media i think

all of that [ __ ] also plays a part probably because again like with social media it connects people

these [ __ ] can be from atlanta and literally be connected to some [ __ ] from l.a or from new york whereas back

in the day when you drop a la artist and a new york artist if y'all never linked up or went on tour or

something the odds of y'all ever meeting was real slim that's valid or for you just to get by coastal exposure like

it was hard now with the internet you could be a new york or east coast artist and drop in la at the same time you

ain't have to work your way across the country to get popularity or fame also probably some of the capital uh

that is now in the game it wasn't there before back in the day i get it from the older heads they might

have felt like hoarding all the money hey yeah hey we here we know where the money is we have to bust ourselves this

is right though too because to get a feature back in the day you had to fly somewhere with reels and record that

[ __ ] and ship [ __ ] around now you can just email [ __ ] like poc the album that never came out with the east coast like

that was a big deal at the time and and um biggie getting young uh

um getting bone in them on the album was a big deal that was a big draw hove getting ugk on big pimples too short

yeah it's a big deal yeah yeah because it was physically more difficult yeah

but i mean even even that though they were dealing with acts in their age range they wasn't going back to the younger actors true that's what i'm

saying but it still was like hard to reach the people i agree what i'm saying i agree but i'm just saying that they

still back then it was like the younger ones hated the older ones and vice versa i

think they looked at them like competition now it's enough money in the game exactly for everybody to get and now they're looking at it as i want to

be the one to put the next [ __ ] on sure it wasn't there wasn't much of that before like i see people criticize drake

for doing the record with anybody who's up and coming that's popping wayne too i was just wayne do a feature with

anybody he don't really give a [ __ ] like drake caught hell for that but i think that's dope i'm the biggest

artist in the game this little local young [ __ ] right here got something bubbling i'm gonna reach out to you not

my competition i remember when i was a young bubbling artist and i would have starved or given my right hand to get

jay-z on my album if you're drake right i remember he was on you for a feature

when he was up and coming like he used to like oh you know what i'm saying so again when you up and coming sometimes you

forget when you were up and coming once you made it and what it would have been to your career to get whoever was the

premier artist on your [ __ ] right you got them saying that there's also like a trauma or ego that comes in with that too i did it i did it by myself i had to

work my ass that's true i mean it's a lot of that yeah why are you on that i want somebody somebody at

some point got to tell me what happened with the drake and benny the butcher song one here get a question

no i've heard it oh say i got it when you say what happened what do you mean though that was officially released

yeah i'm curious where that's gonna end up might be a money back money i don't know or they're working on something one

of one of the other whoever's project it's going out one not the way we have heard this thing we've heard this thing

it got vinnie's part got leaked yeah he started playing it places and that shows that says that it's probably not coming

out with true yeah he was tucking it he was holding he was playing people by uh people behind the

scenes so now it's like and that's interesting to me that's interesting but it could be just like he did the uh

project with uh hit boy so maybe hey boy didn't do that beat so he's just waiting for the next the next power solo

type of thing yeah that's not a record you just wanna that has to go away properly yeah yeah so he could be waiting for that right ideal

situation just to go with that just questions i've pondered sure i'd like to know the answer to at some point sure

back the thug though listen i'm gonna live with this this weekend because this sounds fantastic it's great great features it sounds great he's got drake

and travis he's got the group fun that was fun you got fun on there looking fun

like that's how acoustic he went with it he got fun on it you know what i'm saying but even look at thug's features right like look at the features on this

it's just always reads right even though i'd hate to be it don't don't seem like you could pop in atlanta

if you got a beef with young thug or future that seemed that would be troubling for

me yeah i take it a step further with dog by himself then that's the

whole crew don't care uh go up higher baby go up higher you can't pop in the

land if you got to be for gucci gucci that's the that's where that's how the umbrella goes

and that's what goes back to what i've been saying about why my favorite rapper has a hard time what are they on tournaments

i'm talking about when he was putting projects out yeah that was tough i can't go get none of these hot atlanta

[ __ ] other than because they understand they're the only atlanta features i can get is tia t.i and two chains

[Music] shout out to gucci dude i need a list of the people that gucci found i'll be

honest oh that's under his umbrella it's deep it's deep it's deep

it's deep no i'm sure you have to credit him for names that people forget to credit him with like amigos

i'm just giving you don't want him out there nicki minaj goes to gucci mad producers yes all your

producers when you're all your friends the nicki start gucci's name pops up yes that's what i'm saying like producing

gucci is the i i said for a lot a long time gucci's the best here in our hip-hop

and has been for years his ear and what he sees in talent when he picks he's

produced a decade worth of [ __ ] probably more than one of them i'm just always impressed with how the

south produces a master p or a baby and slim

or uh some or p or just they always have this ma or

gucci or even a position thug blades for the younger they they just always have a

mind that sets up many many others i think i think for a

long time to come i think that's a hustle thing me too i think these [ __ ] be street [ __ ] and they already have the inbred

hustle and they just change the the the product and and what google says what

thug says and the artists under them say they're not trying to rob nobody that counts when they put you on i'm

putting you on so you can make money not so that's genuinely genuinely

where he'll put him put it on his instagram yo here's a chain or his or whatever he does they'd be so ecstatic

like the look on their face is so priceless like i'd be feeling it through the screen like you remember that

feeling as a young act well if you're blessed enough to get it where one of the og's is just you

know my attention is on you now right again i'm putting my arm around you that's the new the new phrase now

i'm around i'm gonna put my arm around you and i'm gonna see to it that you pop that you

see something that you're successful and look at this track record so look so it's like yes who does that in new york nobody no not

a song that's the problem yep imagine when you was up and coming and you was nice right people saw your niceness i'm sure

they were threatened by it imagine jay-z comes to you after pumping up drops and you wanted to want to remix

and says yo i'ma see to you that you get busy that you get to a certain level you're a threat to me bro do you know

what you would have felt like inside but even then you name a jay-z he would be we need somebody he's the

equivalent to them back then uh-huh imagine it was you talking to jay-z 20 years ago john

whoever i understand i'm just highlighting the distinction because today it needs to be

made yo gotti is an act however he's that executive dude

drama is an act however he's that executive dude gucci's an act like so forth and so on so today that

multi-tasking like is like a regular thing back then

hove caught a lot of flack for being the rapper and trying to exactly yeah like mad us be for him it ain't

just me but mad us beefed with his way of doing but it's only because he was a

rapper like whatever beans had to say ll dmx me woo

mob deep whatever anybody had to say it's just cause he was rapping too i agree but he paved the way for that

puff paved the way for that you get him saying like without no jay-z potentially i'm just saying potentially

you might never see that new york needs some more of these we need one of them we need a guy and the problem is not

trying to be the guy himself but has a perfect blueprint or be the guy you could let other people come along and

meet the problem is and we spoke on this on the last part you were blaming a lot of it on the the

gun laws and et cetera no i just made a point i wasn't blaming it well okay not blaming there's a fact it was just

that but the other part was down here these guys can you're not a

threat like new york was so competition based that anything moving is a threat

down south wasn't the same so cass was clicking up and linking up with no problem i just think that's a

newer thing too we're talking 20 years ago i'm talking 20 years ago i know

20 years ago was 2001 ish good point

good point who was really poppin poppin in atlanta 20 years ago see it had to be like jdm then i'll get

mad outcast and goody mom yeah goody mob outcast jd um

luda was about the point right now yeah but these young [ __ ] right here what d but no but gucci was on his on

his run grind coming mix tape like you know i'm saying i built my name in the streets

i was doing that i might not have popped nationally you know t.i didn't pop nationally to maybe 0304

but they was doing a thing on the mixtape circuit in the streets so that's what happens

you build up and then you start linking with other cats like yo you [ __ ] gucci's responsible for jeezy on the low them

was making it hard for me to do something when i first got to def jam it was ti urban legend

it was it was jeezy man jeezy tia one stop because i just talked right after that i could

see why i was so angry like the [ __ ] i had to go against like man you trying to [ __ ] put a

seller song while the snowman t-shirt is out everywhere not happening no [ __ ] we don't want to hear that

you're talking about and then what oh

[ __ ] back then i had to deal with what jody mix was fitting to do like not jody mix that's a basketball player uh what's

my man from uh boys in the hood jody breeze jody [ __ ] bree i had to deal with what he was about to do executive

jody breeze he's the one he's coming he's coming he's got something i don't want to hear this [ __ ] he's stressing me out with these dope

southern neck uh i'm this young thug album i haven't

heard it so i don't have analysis i am going to go somewhere this weekend cause this sounds like that's the vibe i need

to be in and then i'm gonna get mad if i don't hear it what happened if dj's playing new [ __ ]

here keep popping up new [ __ ] new [ __ ] think the whole harlem world's on some

clue [ __ ] we don't get that no more but whatever it's cool young thug salute saluting congratulations

you did this and i can't wait to i can't wait to dive into this uh what other what what else happened uh

in music um mac miller um they re-released uh faces put on streaming they did he's also on young dogs um

i thought that was dope yeah see what i mean on this album projects give me thoughtfulness i don't

have to i didn't have to hear this to just see where the thought went went into this that's an artist that's why

musical that's what i'm saying young thug is an artist like he puts his passion into this [ __ ] i'm not just

putting out i'm not just calling all you [ __ ] that i know i could get on the phone that's hot they say yo come on

we're gonna do this and put this out no no no every aspect of this is is thought out

and perfected mm-hmm and that's why it sounds like this that's why we all sitting over here like

yo this [ __ ] is amazing you know i'm amazed because a true artist put they all into this album

and when artists do this like when the big acts do that like

add thoughtfulness and cohesion and like really put their best foot forward i'd be so happy that uh no other albums drop

like when one or two albums drop that hold it down yeah i'm good with it but the for the genre yeah i'm okay yeah i'm

all right so i'll get to this uh and rest in peace mac miller always always always uh

nothing else musically gucci out of here graphing dj shea rest in peace drop the tape rest

yeah i haven't heard it yet shout out to grab friend of the show of course no doubt oh thank you

let me just see what i was doing tonight varsity did a single with uh nicholas craven that produced all ransom's last

projects dope um yeah that's probably that's the most i had yeah me too for the week

it was a little bit quiet but dirk dirk dropped the new single oh yeah dirk drop something i immediately listened to it

and wanted to cut grand theft auto on so i could shoot there's a video for it too

that's what happened because that's the only shooting i'm getting off but i just need i just had that urge i got to shoot some [ __ ] like i need the big gun

go on gta and i got to get some shots off but yeah now you've been rapping too yeah he is

and it's called pissing me off and i was like i was telling the fellas somebody or something

has pissed him off i mean the whole invasion i can go but i mean he talked about himself yeah yeah but

i think it's a little bit more than that because i'm going from the remix verse i mean the uh the verse on dinardo wick

um who wants smoke remix in there he's a little aggravated at something and then in here it sounds

like i don't know if it's people who don't know what the hell they talk about in his comments

like [ __ ] is starting you can tell from these just those two verses which are the last two verses that uh he put out

something's like ticking him off and he's kind of lashing out on here so leave that man alone please

rappers singers

actors actresses influencers

taste makers gamers podcasters

hosts this is my blanket psa to all of you

let's make it to the end of the year we too close

right now it is october i don't think i can handle

one of y'all leaving this year

all of you are in my prayers i love every one of y'all and i identify

with what we have to go through to make ends meet out here and all the [ __ ] that we against

both in music and outside of music just existing here please

i won't minimize this by saying head on a swivel because that's ground level [ __ ] to just look around

just use caution and make the best decisions that you can

at least so we all could get to the new year together end quote joe please

that's a good one end quote from joe because that's important it's assumed that we gotta

news could tell you what's going on yeah like when mom's gotta pull guns out when girlfriends gotta

pull guns out thank god that hit man holla's girlfriend uh survived uh shout out to her scariest thing in

the world but when those types of things begin to happen i start picking up the newspaper

speaking of the newspaper real quick go get my bacon egg and cheese i walk out i look at the front page of the

daily news and it's the story so i buy and we'll talk about it real quick but the daily news is three dollars

[ __ ] i know people don't really buy print so i'll just throw that out and we'll keep it moving but i used to buy those you

haven't bought newspaper i went from 25 to 50 cent 75 cents

dollar dollar twenty-five cent like but three dollars i missed the jump from a buck fifty to three dollars but moving

on cover the daily news uh young mother in the bronx turns her son in

she's walking around she's walking around neighborhood is wanted signs on the polls from her kid

uh her kid was 13. he shot at some [ __ ]

she went on brought his little ass to the precinct and they were that's what they were discussing the kid the kid lived

but he let four shots out that stuff interests me since i left the gun range

he left four shots out the kid lived he hit him in the leg and

that's that you see this shoots in wounds snapchat rival well

that's why i brought it out well that's why i brought it up because back to

adult brain and children issues right i'll bring this

full circle from where we started we was talking about we was talking about uh youth athletics and barb and and

barbers and single parents and we was joking around and [ __ ] like that but on the flip side of that i got little

brothers i got little brothers they're from the bronx they run around they play

and apparently on these video games and on these socials we adults i ain't thinking about you

getting into it with another little kid talking on snapchat or the video game if

you would've done you not checking and you don't even know that they're chatting in them headphones like that threatening y'all kill you [ __ ]

so be it ain't [ __ ] with video games you might think that's part of the game or something yeah but you're probably [ __ ]

talking as part of sports [ __ ] that for [ __ ] talking yes but at 13 you don't even know how to

[ __ ] talk you don't even know what it could what it could preserve disagree with that you don't know what it could result no not whatever they know how to

listen i'm a gamer i'm only talking about what it results in it's don't give up okay okay maybe maybe in today's

society it results in different [ __ ] than when we were 13. evidently yeah and that's where i agree

with that so if my dad calls and says yo

your brothers is [ __ ] your brothers is on the video game setting up fights

and running over here to go actually fight the dude like we've been there before but today everything's a little

more dangerous because you don't know what's gangtory and what's not gangtok territory

geographically you don't even know what's going on in the streets you claim to be yours i'm not talking about 13 year olds but just people period i tell

a story about when i was driving driving around my neighborhood and i made a left in the left went to drop somebody off union see them cops pulled that little

bins right over boo-boo i ain't do a thing yo what happened gang territory

that's it the end you don't need a reason now i'm pulling it over hey where hey when we used to go

on our little dates you [ __ ] you miss a turn or you missed some [ __ ] where you supposed to go and now you got to take

the local main street that's just going straight it's gonna take you through the whole hood yeah

sometimes it'd be one two in the morning your little nice car you are in a geographical problem now

you don't have to do nothing wrong the cops over there they man that hood 24 7 people up we looking for the cars

we're pulling you over no matter what you do [ __ ] like this and you got to worry about a 13 year old

kid shooting innocent bystanders other kids like this is a mess this is a [ __ ] mess no it's just no more

fighting how you go through this as a parent there's no more fighting i gotta go turn my kid in now he got an

attempted murder charge at 13 years old because somebody was bullying me or because he wanted to prove a point or

because snapchat like snapchat tick-tock we gotta start making fighting cool again i'm gonna kill you over

tick-tock even that though you can't fight somebody lose the fight that ain't it

i would be scared of that part today of of fight winning yeah you win the fight that's you damn

they're better off taking the l or that's crazy last fight i had i won

his network was bigger than mine though so now who went exactly

who wins in the aftermath of this right who makes the first phone call it was me yeah

the other night man yeah i was beside myself man we should just

let bygones be uh come on come on we can move on it just pains me to see i'm seeing i bring this

up to say let's all make it to the end of the year i'm seeing more and more stories where it's the entertainers the rappers it's kids it's parents we're

going through it out here we're going through it out here i'm not depressing nobody let's just keep it pushing what else we got

block boy jb this must be important you put on the screen i love making music but i'm just going to give up and be done it's just some of the [ __ ] that be

going on is not for me i can't drop no music i can do 50 songs today and still couldn't drop nothing feel like they

waiting on me to die or something if a [ __ ] ever tell you i ain't working that shit's cap

now i do believe that some of them are waiting for some of us to die stand by that but i say that i say that often outside

of that i'm not too familiar with block boy jb

he's under uh gotti he's over there oh he didn't get some cmg in a good system yeah

well that could be the problem could be something personal if you're in a good system

it's not your time i don't care if you're making 50 songs a day do you have those songs i'm looking for

right possible it's impossible that could definitely be it it could be if you got a whole staple

full of people that are making hits then you might have to wait not just that now

you going public on your [ __ ] well that's like [ __ ] might get pushed back even further that might not help the situation at all and it could just be

[ __ ] you got to wait your turn i'm sorry like right now this is what we doing i got a well-oiled machine here

we see the same thing happen not for nothing with tde yeah we've seen absol come out and say

yo i want to join you they won't let me drop they won't let me drop and then punch or say yo it's not your turn

mm-hmm like so much with them that they turned it into a marketing campaign yeah now when scissors gonna be doing that

[ __ ] be like if you don't stop thinking just be like i want to drop right now they won't let me i'm retiring they

won't man stop but it's coming from a real place because that really happened could be

yeah it happened but again it's you know when you have that happen i remember scissor one to drop bro you see

it everywhere you see it in sports you see it in music you see it you're a little receiver the one that kicked our ass the other day

oh the little [ __ ] from the giants the new [ __ ] toony through the punch toony he's been bitching all year yeah and

he's nice he went crazy the other day rookie yeah damn near 200 yards on dallas the rookie yes

he got thrown out the game and damn they had 20 years old that was wow he's picked up already anyway

oh you picked him up did i but um no he threw a punch at a [ __ ] with a helmet on yeah i always thought that enough

wasn't really talked about that no don't watch that it was like you got to be different that happens like once a year someone throws a punch at someone but i

mean you should be thankful that you did not connect it's just gonna hurt you but no uh he was bitching all year

and he's nice he's nice but the three [ __ ] you behind are nice

you're a rookie you gotta wait your turn they know the playbook like the back of their hand somebody gets on somebody

gets hurt that's a little bit nuts i'm gonna tell you why that's different because we losing so you know but i'm saying if

if we're doing that we're not at the worst take part of the pause no i'm just saying no no no no no no no no no i'm gonna equate it to this but i'm saying

if if what you said what we're doing you know you you're down the line you're number four et cetera

what we doing ain't winning so maybe you do need to switch up yo get me involved some more now hold on now

with this here with black boy jb gotti's camp is winning

big winning big win so for you to be complaining and they telling you like let's say they telling

you yo you gotta play your role it's not it's not true right now this is what we got going and we're winning we saw that at

qc2 yeah we've seen this little baby named his album my turn for a reason

it's my turn now i've been sitting here in the cut he took his time it was definitely his

turn and he and he turned out yeah and he ran over he gave 200 yards too [Laughter]

and a couple touchdowns no he was right because somebody else at that time thought it was their turn they went out of place

hey you got to pick that card back up all right ain't you go yet yeah no no you don't know

he won that book hey he called the suit he cut cutting speed yeah yeah that [ __ ] in space

um so moving on moving on on to kyrie irving uh for those of you that don't

know uh the nets announced their decision to not have kyrie irving participate and team

anything you cannot travel you cannot practice you cannot play you cannot participate

um which caused an uproar from the sports world uh in particular stephen a smith

stephen a smith and j will had a nice exchange on air about

uh how if he was hurting his team if he was being selfish if blah blah blah blah blah and i think

stephen a said called him stupid or said that this was stupid or just

associated the word stupid with the likeness of kyrie irving and boy did that get some pushback from the sports

community um so wait what was that i didn't see this this new exchange what was that which

one the one with jay will no i saw that the new exchange that's from yes

oh about kyrie's live i didn't see that either no no i saw that i'm talking about there's been more reactions

who has responded a lot of people have responded to steven a's

rant about this and i guess the conversation is not really a vaccinating a vaccine

conversation not really no it's not it's choice conversation it's just about choice yeah it's about personal choice

so if you have it could be anything because again i we definitely don't want to turn this into

another vaccine conversation yeah no it's the weekend kyrie irving is a man he's a father he's a husband he's

whatever the case may be right if he does not want to do something that he thinks could potentially be harmful

to his body long term that is his right doesn't matter what he thinks if it's

potentially harmful what what we can leave it just at his thoughts his his what he wants to do or not his

discretion he even he said listen i'm not pro or anti i just i don't know yet

i'm getting more i want to take my time and figure this out it's his right and that is his right it's his

right for himself for himself and his family yeah now does he let the team down maybe but who cares it's his it's

his life let's play let's play the kyrie clip for some of the people that made it it's long so we'll just play with the whole thing

just a little bit this isn't about me and it's not about me dispelling you know what's being said about me

particularly or for anybody it's just saying you know i'm standing with all those that uh

you know believe in what's right and are doing what's right for themselves you know everybody has a personal choice

with their lives um you know everybody has a right to feel a certain type of way everybody's entitled

to their own opinions everybody's entitled to to do what they feel is best for themselves you know and

putting me as a hero or painting me as a villain sort of say going against the vaccine mandates like that wasn't

that wasn't my intent at all and to be sitting in this seat here and seeing you know the way that this is

dividing our world up you know being vaccinated being unvaccinated uh you know it's just sad to see

uh it's it's creating a lot of division a lot of confusion you know a lot of people saying things

that are untrue we're not giving space for each other to speak you know you got doctors out here

working hard physicians out here working hard and um everybody's trying to do what's

best for them and their families which i respect okay and i'm always gonna put that first you know all right everybody

out there is not you know listening to me or or making this about me or painting this picture like yo i'm the

voice of reason so you should do this nah like it's just about staying real and staying true to who you are and

making the choice for you what's best you know everybody has their own family everybody has their own tribe

you know everybody has their own issues or traumas that they're dealing with trying to heal from and i'm just trying

to support as best can you can you boil it yeah let's let

the applause go one two i mean he's long-winded right now so

we don't have to it's a lot it's 20 minutes long but he go he goes into how just use logic think for yourself think

for your family this is not just about us it's about our kids our lineage uh our legacy uh he goes into how

who he is uh for him is bigger than his career it's

bigger than me just being an athlete but he also goes into his love for the game and how hey y'all don't think i'm real

i'm i'm just ready to retire or walk away from the game that i fell in love with it since i was a child at four years old

so he goes into all that he calls the people puppets that were on television just saying [ __ ] just feeding the

narrative and says if you want any information about kyrie irving you should get it

from kyrie irving i agree with that that's what he said that's how he feels

and i did hear that my dad told it to me like there's a few people that was like hey if you want to be a voice for the

voiceless you have to say something well now he did and i don't even believe that's true i

believe you can lead through your actions you can you can but he did he said something now he made his stance

clear how do we feel first off i'm

super proud of him right taking a stance it's not about

the right or wrong he took his stance he stood on it um against

he's losing a [ __ ] ton of money so it's not even about money especially he's already said that too he's already

rich but in a world where um the powerful

will use whatever they can to make you do what they want you to do

right it's extortion it's admirable to see someone you see somebody stand on the other side against

all adversity it's it's it's it's worthy of applause it's worthy of praise

especially a young black man articulately expressing himself and his views um he didn't really get mad he

ain't take the you know the angry [ __ ] route he sat up there he expressed himself he didn't

excuse me like stephen a smith and him were attacking his character he ain't even really fired back you know

what i'm saying like he sat up there with the mature stance and that's where i'm kind of with stephen a smith like yo

you took a real real real aggressive stance against a kid well he's not a kid anymore he's about

an adult yeah about 30 but um i just think it's whack but i'm really really really proud of kyrie for

taking a stance and rocking with it i'm proud of him as well i am like noble regardless of how you

feel your personal opinion on his decision what he's doing is

admirable and we always get up here we always say like um we're mad when white people tell us to

shut up and dribble basically they were telling him to shut up in dribble stephen a smith is telling

him shut up and dribble you know what i'm saying so from one black man to another telling him shut up and dribble to me it's corny as whack

like and you did it on a public forum call him for me in the sports world

you have to be really careful about viewing things through only a sports lens

some of these topics are transcend sports

yes they're bigger than sports and

while our athletes to some may not be the people to articulate why these matters are so

big you can feel the passion when they speak right so some of these things are so

nuanced and so complex that

they supersede contractual obligations and when i talk about contractual

obligations for me that's what's typically at the root of these things

i'll go back to kaepernick that was such a nuanced kneel

true very simple gesture and boy the sports world responded

and reacted after one person pointed out that that's what was happening hey that guy knew

uproar but that was so complex that wasn't the time for us to rush to judgment

but why did we do that why and for me this wasn't so on front

street oh the nfl has contractual obligations with the military or the government or

the army or whoever says that there are clauses in here that make kneeling not

such a friendly thing to do for business this ain't about black people it's about business over an nba

we don't have that wording that wording wasn't there in the contracts they had to create something that said

hey no you can you guys can show your unity you can hold hands you can do you can do whatever you want because we don't have the wording but we would

prefer you not it's a conversation to be had

that never existed over in the nfl so here we are again in the nba contractual obligations now

we're mandated it's a contract the nba the nfl these are private

entities as a private entity there are some contracts that protect

business interests not people interests

but when you bring those to some people some independent thinkers out there

there will always be a clash indeed think about this a couple a couple months ago

we congratulated naomi osaka because she bowed out of tennis

tournaments to focus on her mental health right right she had contractual obligations to perform

we sold seats at whatever open it was because people wanted to come see you perform

you have to now separate the business from the personals right and she did

she bowed out it's no different than what he's doing on the human side on the human side we

applaud that from naomi osaka kyrie cap on the business side one is mental naomi

lost a lot of money kyrie's about to lose a lot of money and cap lost a lot of money so there's a balance that needs

to be had to even be able to have the fight look at the look at these wealthy people that we're naming that that's to

stand up and say hey my mental health is more important than my uh

obligations to your journal your reporters and your press day and

yeah you're saying i say how's it different because with naomi osaka she

took that upon herself to leave because of her mental health they're saying

yo we gotta do this because of mandates that are pressed down and he said and he's saying well you're not gonna force

that on me i don't know what i'm gonna do like but you're not gonna force that on me that's what he's saying

all right cool you have the right to decide to do that but until you do you can't do this because of not because of

us but new york city has said you can't be in here xyz cool no ice i'm not

that's kind of what i'm saying i don't see this it's a correlation because they both are doing something that they

stand firm and strong in there are different pieces to it but even with the nets the

nets could have had them playing away games the nets could have had them practicing and that would have been the greatest

look for the team in chemistry and so all the things they needed they put the business decision they said no cool but

again he's still taking a stance and sacrificing a bunch of [ __ ] he could be potentially sacrificing endorsements

sacrificing he's already getting ridiculed by og's right

he's he's sacrificing a lot and i think when you when you sacri cap is a damn near hero when you

sacrifice yourself for the greater good dog that's to be applauded and we don't know if this is the greater

good but i'm just saying yeah that's the only argument i would make is the uh the greater good argument we don't know

but to me it's his personal decision yeah we gotta shut up and wait because these things are so nuanced i'm not i'm

not leading i'm not lending thought to that all i'm saying is history here has

shown me that we never admire the stance as it's happening

never that's back from chip dave chappelle that was nuanced true they kicked his

back in they kicked his back in they kicked the caps back in and when you have the media control

you can tell the story yeah you can spin it right so even with the cap story

he met with prior to him kneeling he met with a veteran

flew to the veteran the veteran told him kneeling is respectful

don't just sit down if you kneel that shows a certain respect to the flag in the country and that's why i chose the

nil as opposed to sitting the media don't tell you that piece they just say yo he said [ __ ] the flag

he says he's anti-american blah blah blah blah blah that's not the case yeah they were actually considering without saying yeah there's a lot no we're not

offended by this no we went to war that's where you know we won't be able to do this yeah right right so

that's my point like when you don't control the media you don't control a narrative you don't control a message and i'm really disappointed with the

stephen a smith [ __ ] because he's a media icon right no question so you could have

handled this way way different yo this is a young black man you talking about

or call me on the phone call me on the phone if you got something to say [ __ ] call me on the

phone you have my number you got access to me even if you don't have my number and address it and then when you bring

it to the media you can even say yo i'm kind of disappointed in what kyrie did

you can tone it down [ __ ] we tone it down on this show all the time see my brain but look my brain let me just say my brain don't unders my brain don't

even get to nothing is she's saying while he's correct because i understand contractual

obligations but at the same time let me finish my point yes espn has a contractual obligation

for steve it's disney that's what that was my plan and disney is the nfl and they don't play they're

all together stephen a is for them my brain won't even get to get part of it

he literally can't do that okay no no he can he don't have he would have to take he would have to take a

risk like he's taking a risk he can explain his displeasure in kyrie's

actions he can do that he can do it in a manner that's not as

harsh nor brash as the one he chose he can definitely say yo i don't agree

with him we sit up here and say we don't agree with people but we don't got to necessarily assassinate the character to

do that right we do it all the time on this pod something don't really rock with us no

it's not for me right he could and steve not just that stephen a smith is one of the most articulate black men we've seen

on tv he has a vocabulary and vernacular to get his point across without attacking

that man i'm not agreeing with that and i don't give a [ __ ] espn is his boss he can report he can give his personal feeling

he don't gotta do it in that manner i agree

there's there's ways to do it there's ways to express yourself without being rude

at the top of the week in a lot of companies or middle of the week they hold a big meeting and they get the

objective of the company agendas yeah they get the agenda yeah they get the overview

they do all of that stuff after the after the football game or before the football game if it's a big

story that could be disruptive to the locker room the coach of the gm might hold the meeting and let you know as a

team how we're gonna handle this like how we're gonna present ourselves what the messaging should be as a team

moving forward when these things happen with stephen a you're right ish he could have done all

that because he's made article it and he's black oh you mad right but when he don't do that

it tells me what the messaging and the objective

is overall from the organization exactly and that would be

yo this nigga's stupid mm-hmm and he didn't say that so i'm not putting words in there no he did he didn't say this

[ __ ] stupid that wasn't said [ __ ] that wasn't a quote no we got to be correcting this stuff you're right he said it's the stupidest nonsense i've

seen i would think that that is a higher

type of thing oh you don't want to win a championship you selfish you putting your teammates every issue that how could you not consider them james

harden's a free agent yo fam i'm talking about my wife and kids we can get to that later

they're talking about this they're talking about business and he's talking about yo look what one of the things he said in the

live i'm only responsible for me this body right here so with that

i have to see what's best for me flat out same [ __ ] is when and he's

right in football they used to do this a lot a lot in football people would be injured and they would

force them to play and they would guilt you in the plan saying yo you selfish you not caring

about the team right i even think kevin durant rushed himself

back when he [ __ ] his achilles up the first time definitely he came back in three or four days aggravated the injury

made it worse right we are playing team sports from where we're kids right and so if you're a good

teammate you put the team first that is the sentiment that he's basically saying [ __ ] you

[ __ ] your family and [ __ ] what you feel you are potentially ruining the championship aspirations of these guys

and what kyrie is saying is [ __ ] that championship i'm i gotta look out for my family i'm gonna leave it on stephen a

smith i'm leaving on stephen a smith and let's leave this soon we are you're basically saying

[ __ ] your personal opinion i'm rocking with the organization

to critique him in that manner that's espn's agenda that's disney's agenda we're gonna critique this guy in

our weekly objective meeting whatever the [ __ ] so in that case if that is espn's agenda and you gotta bring it

forward like that you are a [ __ ] puppet for the man i could tell from the next messaging

that they typed they tight i would be tight too [ __ ] i can tell we give you a four year all the time because i would

be tight too if i was a fan of the nets i'd be tight i wouldn't but i could if i'm the next i'm not going to be tight

but then i mean i don't want to stretch this so i'm shutting up but i'm tired from the nets

if i'm in business man i put but i'm but i put humanity before business that's me mm-hmm you're a very very small

percentage and trust me i learned it every day i learned it these [ __ ] don't care

is the bottom of it you want to play with that broken kneecap come on out here [ __ ] shoot these threes mm-hmm

don't give a [ __ ] no not do you want to play [ __ ] come out here and shoot these threes but what about the [ __ ] and

this is part of kyrie's point too and i'll advance the conversation to the amount of uh

work stoppages or people leaving their jobs uh uh estimated to be at an all-time high

now you can pull those numbers up alex so we could look at it but that's part of kyrie saying i want to be

the voice for the voiceless because he's saying yeah i can do this but what about the people who

depend on their job for their livelihood and means of taking care of their family and

now they're being forced to make a decision about their body and their health when all the information is not

out there yet it's irresponsible so let's tie it into that what are these companies facing just trying to get

people to come to work during this crisis i think that

or at some time will we get you to sign away your rights or to think less about

all of that when you want to travel when you want to work when you want you want to go to circus entertainment sports restaurant we're going to get you

somewhere yeah they are like i said they're going to get to the point where in order to renew your passport renew your license

yeah well facts big factor they're going to get there they're going to try to stop for you any way they can section into section 8 vouchers all of that

stuff yes you're going to have to be vaccinated they might start writing that [ __ ] on your license who vaccinated a new way oh no it's going to be no no no if

you're not going to you're not going to be able to do it without yeah that's going to that's where we're gonna get to

in order to renew it you're gonna have to prove your vaccination all of that so my my point with it with the workings

how far are we from getting chips inside of us we knocking on the door some people say they already

i don't think we're that close i do how close but i don't think we're close because we have chips i think we've had this we we all carry chips more uh

more agile than a a tracker chip instead i could track you still they're tracking

me right now and i can sell you some [ __ ] you just hit the button yo i just oh there's a

dif why would i why would i trip you if shipping you means nothing yeah i could do i can control your thoughts

i can control your emotions i can control you i can control your banking i can i own you through this yeah and i

can sell you some [ __ ] this is the trip we're close to the chip we have it no no no i'm with parks on another level but i

i watched the article and they were saying basically with the vaccination [ __ ] it was leading into that that

when you put the chip in you it's giving all of your medical data when somebody scans it

right it's telling if you've had this if you've had that you're allergic to penicillin like so if you fall

unconscious right and the ems people come pick you up they don't know what you're allergic to scan a chip yo we can't give them

penicillin we gotta give them this he's had this before he's had this before he's had all of these elements before

it'll be your entire resume on the chip that's why i want to interrupt you so

they are kind of doing that so i make sure that we understand them clearly are you all saying because we have the

phones y'all don't believe we'll get to a place where they want to be chips inside of humans potentially that's

what's going to be i just don't think it's that close because i think this is a more valuable chip and we already have and it

does the thing already with yeah they do that it's in here they do that now technology with your emergency

settings in your phone somebody can hit a button if i'm unconscious you can click this four times yeah my emergency

card pops up correct what's your alert at some point techie everybody don't know that you're a technical they're

gonna make it they're gonna put yeah they're rolling i'm not a techie and i know that at some point in tech world

they will hit a ceiling with what they can do in that form well that's what apple is something will come out

there are mad more options if we can put this in your wrist some white people are

putting chips in their kids they are out there so all i'm saying is they're starting with people

yes the technological advance of that i it to me it looks like

a chip inside of us sure but apple's already been pretty um about the fact that they're moving into

the health world with the watch especially like they've got oxygen sensors in here now

all of this [ __ ] they got uh they're gonna make it so the um air pods can determine like how your breathing is

through your temperatures so even if i'm rolling with what y'all are saying at some point a competitor will see that

and want to expound on that potentially engineering is nothing but faster better

quicker sure right we hit a ceiling with this we got to be thinking of something better even what you're saying parks

they're conditioning people now to get comfortable with all this access in one spot

like we both use all the functions right so if the next step is hey now we'll give

you this right here which will even speed this up even faster now you can the same way i can apple pay

you can help health scan right all right now you don't need a watch you can put this bandage on that does it then the

next step like yeah i agree they probably will progress further up mm-hmm all right if i just don't know how

popular if if if they're doing it if they're doing it with the vaccine now

i could just see a future where that chip inside of you is like the wristband at the club

you can dictate where you go and you can go over here you can't drink you can drink you can do this who has the chip who don't who has the vaccine who don't

and that's me not being a techie a a planetary scientist whatever neil degrasse all that [ __ ] soon soon your

bank account information will be on your body somewhere maybe not in the next five years ten years yo you're going to

get scanned to pay but we are there no your body no he's saying what i'm saying your phone is on

your butt

i hear what you're saying i don't think it makes sense for them financially right right now the way technology is no not right now or in the immediate this

is progression few years this is a progression so soon we leading away from change every store

you go into now uh is a change shortage so we prefer that you either have exact change or you pay with your card

they're trying to push you away from cash pay everything is trying to be digital

the next level of that digital evolution will be off of your phone here

maybe that's all i'm saying i think that like that's we we talked about um

something that's just so dingy and dirty and there's nothing i don't touch cash yeah i don't touch cash the other day

the guy gave me change but i i was buying like something like for two dollars one change i almost wanted to

put the 18 in the tip jar because that's cheaper than me carrying

the risk of where this money came from rubbing it against my pants and my thighs and it's just nasty i don't touch

cash i don't really use guys we are so [ __ ] stupid in america mean either yeah me neither keep a little couple couple dollars for

no it was a store next to the nail salon i know i promised you it was you don't mind that starlets

hey hey look they take cash out now what's

i'm not taking money home i'm i'm using a card getting money here and circulating it right back here i'm

throwing it out right or let's say i take the brick home my next time install is that brick is going to

change from the store what are you doing with your eighteen dollars i'm gonna take it home they wrap

it up transfer it to another pair of pants put it in the dress of the germ wherever this is coming from it's disgusting [ __ ] they're wrapping it up

putting it right in that brick that they use darlings with the bend around

but we talked about this on a pile a couple days ago when we were talking about um

the algorithms somebody sent me some [ __ ] one of the fans sent me some [ __ ] and the [ __ ] was an article on it don't got to be your

algorithm dude said he spent the night at his mom's crib for like a week his house was getting worked on

he said yo his m like all the [ __ ] that was in his mother's crib started getting

sent to his phone so they said that the algorithms will show your phone next to my phone yeah so

they'll start shopping [ __ ] that you normally buy to me whether we had a conversation about it or anything like

[ __ ] that you buy they'll start putting it on my ads and all that other [ __ ] like for familiarity it's crazy that's

crazy and personal i i looked at apartment before i got this one and i took a picture of the living room or

whatever but you could see the um refrigerator in the picture you start

getting refrigerators that refrigerator adds not refrigerator ads that

refrigerator that bosch refrigerator or whatever the [ __ ] it was because it was a nice refrigerator

it was that specific about that it wasn't some just refrigerators live with me in conspiracy theorists land for two

seconds it's my favorite land let's go yeah you know what we're looking at out there

now in all the industries like for the most part kinda a shortage on chips shortage on chips

at some point they're gonna fix that right of course i expect them

to quadruple the load of chips which means however many chips they thought they needed

i think they're going to make sure that what we're seeing now with the shortage of chips for cars and phones and

whatever else happening don't happen all the time never happen again and i don't know how much

that costs but let's pretend there's an extra billion chips lying

around what we need them for not just that if you're the chip company and you know you got the world by the

balls right now i need you to commit to buying 10 billion i need you to commit to buying

10 bills i need every one of these countries to commit to buying 10 billion chips because we're understaffed for under man

whatever the [ __ ] they say now the chips let's say we find out that they're time

sensitive like the vaccine was the back scene for your booster shot when the hospitals got it you had to

hurry up and take it because it's only going to last for havalon's gonna last when the truck dumped all the [ __ ]

vaccine out in waco texas or wherever they was they gave it to the traffic because if we was going to waste it it

can't be used after a certain time what if that were the case with chips and these extra 10 billion chips were

only to be good that we spent that we spent 200 billion dollars on and

we can only use these for the next three years we're gonna find a way do y'all think that there's somebody at a table

somewhere that's gonna come up with a new use of chips chip i'm out that's

it that's it i'm done i'm done i'm done i don't know i'm done because i don't know [ __ ] i dropped out

real life somebody's going to find you guys next time somebody's going to find it we got to ask neil about that next time

somebody's gonna find a use for them chips on a mass scale and then you it kind of only leads to

find a way to put this on a person bruh if you really wanna gain conspiracy land [ __ ] been saying that this was gonna happen 20 years ago i'm gonna argue with

neil next time i [ __ ] see him because that's that's where me and him kind of i'm like mad human and he's mad planet

okay so when i say neil what is the worst case scenario with

space pollution and all that [ __ ] that we're surrounding the planet with like what could happen he says oh well asteroid could hit that [ __ ] and

all that [ __ ] could tumble down here but you don't like uber you don't like what you're getting from all of that stuff

out there like he likes he likes the idea of how space can enable him

he's not wrong he's not he's not you don't like gps right but if you're a human human human human

like he almost got mad i heard it a little bit when i said hey neil all that [ __ ] is cool but like where's our cancer

research money going he got ticked off a little bit he said fam if you knew the money that was going into

uh space research you would never say that to me again see and i wasn't really directing it at him i was just saying

hey don't you think that more money from somewhere huh should go to cancer research or what are

they doing with the money he took that as like a slap into me he also pointed out that they spend way

more money on cancer research than man

not military no well that's different but if you talk to him they'll explain why you need to space force and like it's deep out there

anyway shout out to neal we love you yeah and we're talking i'm gonna do it we're talking music next time i talk to you yeah yeah you gotta do it again yeah

i definitely have to do that again you gotta ask him about the microchip though i'll be curious to see his stance on that this chip stuff man what's wrong

it's happening man this is all pushing towards us the robot sniper dog no they strapped a

gun to one of them little uh robot dog shits they have they're planning on rolling them out at some point in the in the military

so there's a robot dog sniper hey no alex don't leave that because i want to read that like i promised i would for

the audience um april 2020 was the month of pink slips

as the rapid spread of kova 19 resulted in the loss of 20.5 million jobs then

fall 2021 is the dawn of their revenge a record-breaking 4.3 million americans

quit their jobs in august across an array of industries according to a report released tuesday by the bureau of

labor statistics that's the highest level since uh fam

no i want to keep going here this is interesting that's the highest level since the agency started tracking such

data in 2000 and the sixth consecutive month of sky-high quitting rates

meanwhile the 7.7 million people who remain unemployed aren't for the most part jumping at the roughly 10.4 million

job openings leaving businesses after leaving business after business with

help wanted uh placards in their windows

what else do we even need to read there we don't even those stats may seem puzzling after months and they don't

seem puzzling we've been tracking this for a year we've been saying

[ __ ] is off it man we need we don't need to get deep we don't even need let me keep this real simple look what he

says employees don't want to return to back breaking or boring or boring low-wage [ __ ] jobs

that's just it that's it that's it right there and what is it you've got away with it for so long

that what has happened wages are super stagnated people went

already 40 years and was forced people started doing some some thinking and was forced to think force yeah you had them

in the hamster wheel and you let them off the hamster wheel and they saw something and i'm not going back to running that will for this

[ __ ] money right when you start talking about people in america not being able to just maintain a living

[ __ ] thrive [ __ ] succeed and progress just maintaining a living [ __ ] are

literally living paycheck to paycheck meanwhile dude the paychecks don't even be enough yeah

maybe millions of dollars are going to either ceos or shuffling off into offshore accounts there's gonna have to be there's gonna be a shakedown i read

an article the other day um goodell roger he makes 40 million dollars a year

my [ __ ] was like huh yeah

damn was it 40 million yeah 40 40 or 50 million i was like damn hold up real quick let me just say this to circle

back to that identity chip thing yeah know what the chip inside of us fixes

that the chip in the phone can't what's that the identity theft

guessing though how how do you use biometrics first a crook

gonna find a way to circle yeah yes that's what might lead to some severed limbs honestly nah not even serious no

you're right they'll find a way just an example quick example sounds a lot tougher already it's tough hear me i

know already before here we're stealing eyes quick example you know the little key cards you use to open the

office door up in the building they could they could hack it you could copy that and write it with a

four dollar reader now that's just low level what i'm saying is there once you put a

chip somewhere there's a mind out there that will find out how that's true to copy that chip they started saying that

the little chip in the credit card instead of swiping no more insert your card that will prevent it from being

cloned et cetera et cetera know what happened the crooks catch up it made it harder though but they caught up it's

the point they caught him what you're saying is correct because a chip will always lead to another side of

something if a chip inside of your body leads to

a number that they've now associated to your heart and your heart only or you're

anything that is identifiable and only you then that's going to give those guys a

heart for your blood type or yeah that's going to give them a harder it's going gonna give him a hard week guys it is they'll get around it they will do it

crooks will get it right but it still won't be it's a it's it's a cat and mouse game that's every every piece of technology faces it won't be mass

massively done if that's not even work mass produced the [ __ ] in brooklyn that's getting the [ __ ] off and i'm just

saying brooklyn i have no information if the feds are watching uh but the [ __ ] that's getting that [ __ ] off

some of them would have to find some other things to do they'll figure it out sometimes

they might not figure it out day one but they'll catch it it'll take a minute but they'll catch it day 60. you don't

have to be onto something you're dead you're damned to kill somebody i don't i don't think so yeah all right

well come on let's move on this is all in conspiracy theorists land you weren't making a point i didn't mean it no i was just i didn't want it i didn't i didn't know he made that much bread

oh yeah he makes 40 50 million dollars a year that's crazy to me that's low compared to some of the other

[ __ ] that's not crazy to me okay i guess but um i wanna

i'm running i'm running nfl yeah i know i need to get paid buddy the biggest non-profit in the world mm-hmm i

ain't gonna keep saying pat my homes and some of these other dudes making 50 mil and i ain't getting it they redid his

contract recently like and this is off the head so you can google this you can look it up and fact check it

they when when uh all the players was on his ass the owner said no we like doing a great job and when they renewed it i

said oh okay they really like he uh yeah yeah and then they announced how much he was making i was like oh yeah

it's more than meets the eye he's more valuable than the consumer is supposed to know

there's a reason the owners [ __ ] with him i i bet it is it's all big you keep business you keeping our good old boy

network moving keeping it quiet yeah like [ __ ] you talking about but um what we were

talking about uh wait wages wait wait wait wait wait people got off the hamster wheel

found a bunch of them found other ways to make money yeah no not just to make money make more money

that's that's what i mean or the same money but um well the same money was less worth less

right which is more down to talent pursuing a dream i'm not going back to that right no

and i don't blame y'all i'm not mad at him i'm not mad at him when jokers were sitting home on unemployment [ __ ] i

wasn't mad at them of course not i wasn't mad at all like yo get it if you can get it get it

ceos getting billion dollar bonuses while you out here busting your ass at low-level job get that money man i'm not

mad at that at all i'm not mad how nobody eats steak um i think the government's gonna have to revamp some

[ __ ] i think they are gonna have your dog around my way they had health wanted signs in the wawa

for nineteen dollars an hour dog at wow no there's a hell of one 401k everybody

remember me yeah like all of these dollars and all that [ __ ] for while i was like damn 40 grand at wawa but then that goes

back to a previous point that you made so what happens when these companies gotta up it to 18 19 20 whatever because

they're not going to take a loss most of them won't they're not going to take the loss out of at the back end like

people argue with me but most of them won't we're gonna make that money up somewhere and it ain't gonna be coming out of my pocket that coffee not two num

two dollars no more it's 280 now daily news is three three dollars now they're letting those three dollars the daily news being three dollars is really

crazy a day i'm just saying um what do you feel about that about what

the the people not wanting to go back to work for [ __ ] i love it i support it i love it pay people more

pay people more give people more to like let them work from home whatever they are some some type of

conception whatever whatever the conception can be but rights need to go to the people now yeah to make the world

function because we saw what happened when the world stopped functioning mm-hmm and i think that it backfired on

them i don't think that they thought they didn't anticipate that yeah i don't think that they thought that yeah they

didn't they didn't check their facebook page the people didn't realize how much power they that too i'm joking but that's

really what happened that's true yeah people people did not realize no they don't know i don't have to do this

we we off we off the kyrie thing i don't want to revisit it but just a match just imagine

right the athlete is the product yep just imagine if

because because it really in the beginning look everybody was saying they wasn't getting vaccinated right

some of the major heavy hitters lebron all of them were saying they weren't getting vaccinated but just imagine

25 of the top nba players said we're not getting it

they go revisit that california revisits that new york that's when the loopholes start getting made

because there's too much money being generated from these 25 people kyrie stands alone on the island so he

can be ostracized but when you take kyrie lebron kawhi leonard uh a.d trey

uh [ __ ] you get you gotta say like yeah when you start doing that the people have the power the athletes have

the power that's what everybody doesn't feel that way about this particularly more to a cap situation because anything

if the nfl would have i was going to the nfl the nfl would have done and realized that us the athletes we have the power

and if they would have basically stood together for that particular agenda

they would have rewrote some [ __ ] fam i take we go we ain't got to go that far remember when the bucks

decided we wasn't going to play yeah milwaukee yeah milwaukee bucks yo we're not playing

we sitting out we boycott and other teams like you know we're going to do that too what would have happened had

everybody roll with them instead what happened was some of your higher up names

started convincing nah nah nah let's play we could we could have packed more change from within that's the mistake

right there they start having meetings with some of the top dogs lebron was like yo we could forfeit this season i don't give a [ __ ]

you know kawhi didn't care yeah in case you didn't know kawhi was with that he was with it wait we can stay

home i'm staying home he wants to work from home too

you got barack obama contacting the lebron in them to yo now y'all should end your play please can y'all play look

at that yeah that's there's a there's a problem in there that nobody really want to talk about strength in numbers bro

y'all had it we see y'all got it so we gotta send somebody in here to break that [ __ ] up somebody that y'all gonna

love somebody that y'all are gonna look up to we gotta get somebody in there because y'all was getting ready to [ __ ] this whole thing up and sadly there's

only two black men you could call barack and jill

you gotta call jay-z or barack obama my [ __ ] to make the young black man dance

you can only call two people malcolm x oh farrakhan depending but then the only three you

could call that's crazy son they had them they had them right there you call big youtube

you can go through some names of people that can impact change powerful man he's not strong enough respect him but i'm

not going to say that no no i'm just saying in a in a wide scale big u

could reach the youth i think or the street cats more so than the

corporate black men you understand what i'm saying you got to get lebron i mean you got to get jay you got to get obama obama all right

he's just talking about sending a message to black men no no no no no no in a sense that's a demo big u has mad

influence in that demo yeah street [ __ ] look up to him like god yeah right he's relatable he been where i've

been you can't tell me no he barack can't tell me nothing if i'm a street kid big you can't

you understand i'm saying i'm talking about on a wide scale black men universally

you gotta go get jailbreak like we talked about put on the tv yeah yeah yeah yeah like we talking about with the with the lockout i mean the boycott they

had to go get barack to say you'll talk to them and make them come back and play people

but he but who didn't lebron had barack had to talk to brian yeah that's what we're saying that's what i'm getting

so i mean i'm with you guys on the subject of like uh lockouts and all that [ __ ] you guys read about the netflix

employees thousand netflix employees are gonna walk out in protest of chappelle's show so something you read did put the

number at thousands of employees yeah this is a thousand gizmodo that's the headline i think it was a thousand

thousand at least roughly i'm sure yeah do i believe gizmodo i mean i can't remember if they're one of the ones i believe or block out

there's a few i just i think i saw it from multiple places all right but let's let's leave it at a thousand all right

well the netflix ceo comes out every hour to double down on his death he does every hour he reminds us yo i'm standing

there and he went on a trip twitter rant that was well put articulated

wow he bodied it i didn't see his rant he bought it i didn't see his rant damn dude let me try to see if i can send it

he said something about violence being in movies and being on screen nobody feels anything right

well that's my point to the thousand thousand people walking out i think it kind of proves point the chapel you are

basically making chappelle's point so they said they i've been on uh twitter they they had some [ __ ] they had

chappelle dressed up like pookie they had him dressed up in like three or four different really derogatory roles and

they said nobody said a [ __ ] thing when he was targeting that particular demo right but now you all want to stand

and go crazy and stomp your feet when he targets this demo and not only that netflix has uh shows the 13 reasons why

we're kids were killing themselves they had the show with the uh little kids in the dance competition or whatever that

was all types of super violent [ __ ] terrible shits all types of [ __ ] just all right

we touched on that too he said we've stood firm in our positioning before when

trouble came he didn't say trouble but all right he can't find the ramp so let me try but this is the thing that that

dave was basically saying too and i'm gonna i'm gonna take it a step further

one of the fans hit me one of the fans hit me and said yo ish um i love what you guys are doing blah

blah blah blah so he brought up this and he brought up the little nazak [ __ ] he brought up the dave chappelle [ __ ] he bought a little nozzle [ __ ] yo i'm i'm

on the toilet and i'm just me and him just going back and forth back and forth back and forth so he was a gay dude from

dc right and he's just kicking it and i said yo um what did dave chappelle say that you as

a gay man disagree with he said nothing i said okay

so he made a statement saying i've never targeted the

lgbtq plus community i'm targeting the whites

he said yo you can't be a downtrodden society and want people to be empathetic

right if you not showing empathy to other downtrodden people in society

you can't be a gay white person right and feel for

discrimination against gays if you racist because then you got to feel for discrimination against blacks or spanish

we we we do the the asian hate thing right we do the asian hate

rightly so right but a lot of asian people don't [ __ ] with blacks so you can't feel marginalized over here

and you want pity but then you don't show that same grace to other people that are marginalized and he ran a

circle and came right back to the same point and dropped the mic and said yo stop beating down my people

or stop punching down on my people [Music]

i just give credit requirements that's the conversation that i had with the dude so i don't see

if you feel something y'all be blinded it's like it's it's a blind thing like

um at my girl's job they were talking about uh

it was a little while ago on shore hills mall this black girl got punched

by a teacher a school teacher in the mall on victoria's secret and she recorded the whole thing the cops came

didn't do nothing to the white lady she's like no no lock her up and i punched her y'all put me in cuffs y'all

not even kicking her out the mall hmm that's what i remember that yeah and her co-worker said yo i don't see why the

girl just kept the camera on the whole time i think that was wrong and i said yo fam how do you

turn the victim into the villain talking about she was recording it too long right

no [ __ ] i'm recording it long so that the story can't get misconstrued when it gets relayed it's all on video you can't

you get what i'm saying i i don't understand how well you taping are you taping our crimes as a crime

yeah the guy that taped eric garner getting killed went to jail yeah the neck they raided his house like the same

week yeah that's nuts bro so that's what he's saying basically like you can't pick and choose when you

want to be empathetic you can't pick and choose when it's me too movement he uses susan b anthony and uh

what's the black lady from back in the day um that don't help me issue something

the truth says he said yo uh susan b anthony and them were all for these women's rights and

they invited sojourner truth to their form and when she went to speak they said no no no [ __ ] you can't speak

huh i thought we for the downtrodden but now i'm further down than y'all y'all white women i'm a black woman so

i'm going even further like that's all hypocrisy and [ __ ] to me and that's his message for the whole

show that was his message the closer that was his message and if you missed over that you intentionally missed over i was going to say they did it on

purpose their hypocrites don't want to point out their own hypocrisy and want to be comfortable in it like yo

yeah he's right but so what mm-hmm that's all that's all that's all i'm getting from this understanding

i'm not taking it down [ __ ] that's all i get from this i appreciate that too i appreciate the owner of netflix is not

being bullied to take it he's down going to take it down because

of the numbers and the money is pulling down let's be real here because if it wasn't doing that i knew it would be down

i knew he was going to say that no i'm just like like all that sounds good but we're not stupid

all of this sounds amazing it's just making more [ __ ] go see what he said exactly at the end of the day i win

so yeah get mad i'll issue a statement keep talking about it he could lose money though you could lose sponsorship

dollars you could lose etc etc but i get your point we giving him 20 million a a show

a 20 million a special we need to recoup that fam this is staying up i don't care what y'all say what's your

stance dwight's got to go deal with spotify and joe rogan before i deal with this

yeah elaborate no no or not joe rogan is on spotify offending

everybody in the world whenever he feels like it yeah he says whatever he wants he says whatever the [ __ ] he wants and

he has the license to do so encourage spiders yeah they're pushing them keep doing modify don't never come out and

have to give a comment on their thoughts about it they're going through it's spotify workers we walking out spotify

to other podcasters yo what the [ __ ] y'all let them do spotify don't get to say [ __ ] the most they do is they'll

pull the episode so now because somebody's black because joe rogan ruffled the same

feathers and worse and some and some but now because somebody's black

we got to hear from netflix's decision netflix cancel him get him out of here no no no no no you bring that down the

street to your community you do that i agree because on my side

even if you write ice and the netflix ceo ted is only doing this because there's money involved

i am so glad that he built his business to the point where he can do that

next to a black man yes and he don't have to succumb to public pressure and and and we see somebody have to be out

of a job yeah i'm glad about that thank you very much thank you netflix thank you

spotify it's a little um

this is where the pawn takes swings because we were talking about things that's me did you guys see liz will pull

her ass out on instagram last night all right man

this has been wow man i want to thank you all for listening [ __ ] out to the lady

always shout out to the ladies on my baby free weekend now

yo thank y'all for listening keep us in your prayers lord knows we need to be there until the next time i bid you a dude farewell hey

over the years i think it's your old ass audio sariva derchi hasta la vista all

that good stuff life is a series of moments and moments pass

so let's make this one last as if it's all we have and last but certainly not least the

baddies are insecure the stagnant women want to travel places and the closed-minded women want you to teach them things grab the advil enjoy your

headache it's going to be a long weekend ignore that text thread you know she

cursed you out don't scroll up [ __ ] [Music]

we outta here man y'all stay safe be easy it's been a real good podcast thank you brothers thank you brothers

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