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Episode 538

Maybe We're Biased

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 538, “Maybe We're Biased,” released May 30, 2022. Joe backs N.O.R.E. on more prominent artists neglecting Hip Hop media for mainstream outlets (5:50). The guys also discuss new music (28:11), Justin Timberlake sells his music catalog in a deal worth a reported $100 million (1:03:59), and the cast sends condolences to the victims of the Texas shooting (1:17:00). Lastly, Joe clowns Ice for not being outside (1:37:48), the Golden State Warriors advance to the N.B.A. Finals (2:03:27), and MORE! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Maybe We're Biased

In this episode

  • 5:50Joe backs N.O.R.E. on more prominent artists neglecting Hip Hop media for mainstream outlets
  • 28:11The guys also discuss new music
  • 1:03:59Justin Timberlake sells his music catalog in a deal worth a reported $100 million
  • 1:17:00The cast sends condolences to the victims of the Texas shooting
  • 1:37:48Lastly, Joe clowns Ice for not being outside
  • 2:03:27The Golden State Warriors advance to the N.B.A. Finals
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 538 Transcript

Full transcript of Maybe We're Biased (2:12:12 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

  • 0:00

    we are officially live happy memorial day weekend to each of

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    you out there and to each of you and here with me how's everybody doing y'all good chillin i know that i have an intro with this

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    thing yet but i'm just we just started slow attempt check you good everybody's all right yeah yeah man excited about

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    the holiday weekend big plans not really that but that is big plans for me

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    i have nothing to do my wife's out of town she's doing a little bachelorette party somewhere so

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    i'm chilling it's the best and that's big plans guys out of applause for that so that is big

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    plays that is a big deal that's a big deal how about y'all doing anything i'm out of here you know i'm out of here

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    first thing smoking some blue water somewhere yeah yeah well palm trees better than whatever that [ __ ] is that's

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    brown brown stupid get out of the smoke city chicken soup that water right there

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    out of here get some sunlight good for you there you go good for you colorful outfits some trunks and [ __ ] you know um

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    you can put something on the ground if you see you know you see me you

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    [Music] exactly

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    and what's wrong with that nothing that's where you get that [ __ ] off there that's facts when you're on vacation that is true

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    and i might not get to get it graham nothing nice it'll be in the store i might just chill

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    yeah no no you know oh a little story oh i might

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    i could that option is there plenty of people are doing it there you are you always look at you the other things

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    i mean i don't have one i didn't know you know i don't have one either you still found a way to laugh at me

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    i'd never crack a spot shut up you mentioned creating

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    you got a close friend no you got a close friend no but i could have thought about making one no no i haven't all

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    right so yeah that's why it's funny but i could there you go yo instead of y'all always feeling like

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    i'm the only weird one here well y'all don't feel like it's a lot of y'all in here no we're all weird like everybody

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    people have a close friends okay you could make alex you got one yeah

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    yeah see like it's 12. these kids these [ __ ] don't be a vibe alex bro they don't be involved ice in here

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    asking a married man if he asks close friends no you don't have no friends i just show it to my wife yeah that's a

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    good person ish who just learned how to upload a picture

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    keep going these are the people yeah he's still got his prom pick up there

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    the [ __ ] with tomorrow keep going everyone else keep going

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    well i don't even follow corey who the hell knows what cory's doing over there

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    but losing damsels left and right i know i have no idea what's going on and ice just started posting over there

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    so i mean look at the room you're asking you've been posting i would be the one

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    to have a closer yes like what are we talking about before you just disattached men

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    you would he probably got one he probably doing a lot you might got one on the sneak yo

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    ah that's got a close friend's app that's what it is corey got you

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    he keeps going out i got you here you're so dumb

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    i wish i was the first to let you know that guy is smooth he changed the game

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    [Music] [Applause]

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    um [Music] microphone check one two what is this

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    538 yup welcome to episode 538 of the jbp i'm your humble gracious grateful

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    highly favorite host joe budden here with a few of my nearest and dearest parks is here it's just here ice is here

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    cory is here young boys in the back all right how's everybody doing i'm great pretty good

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    what's popping what's going on what are you looking forward to yo you gonna amp from the island

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    yes i was fired yes i made the call to make sure i was able to

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    and it seems as long as my phone is us-based which it is okay then i should be able to wi-fi is

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    hitting yeah yeah yeah so that's gonna be nice yeah i'm curious about that i love sounds like yeah i

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    mean listen man that's a real i had to make a i had to just move around a little bit let me not talk too much

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    because may kick my ass oh lord kick my ass i can't wait to get out of

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    this month

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    what i'm just trying to think of all right he's saying listen i'm

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    and i'm not cat daddy [ __ ] don't start with your [ __ ] don't start already he died he's quick all

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    right come on let's get right to it what is important what is important uh the nori tweet there we go let's get

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    into it it's only but so much music uh we'll get to the lobby boys soon uh but we'll start with the nori tweet

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    which seemed to have people in an uproar was it real or was it hating oh lord uh i have been the best to this

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    culture i've always put hip-hop first and i see you guys go to ellen and david letterman's and zane lowe's and treat

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    them with more respect than the culture but you say you want black excellence i'm gonna be honest even going to oprah

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    or gala's trash at this point i think you met gayle yeah we control our uh we control our in culture why go outside of

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    it david letterman is my favorite uh but man why go there or ellen before million dollars worth the game or joe or the

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    champs or even twitter [ __ ] uh that's the gist of what he said a lot of people assumed he

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    was talking about cardi who appeared with david letterman he later clarified no there was nobody

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    in particular he was speaking to just a general blanket statement i could understand that like

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    the cardinal might have made him think of it and then yeah or it might have been faster when it's just something that he just yeah i'm sure he's probably

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    seen time and time again we all have

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    i've said this i've heard charlemagne say this

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    i've heard academics say this i've heard i've heard this said before now whether people still feel that way or not that's

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    entirely different uh but this remains to be true for me

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    now uh you'll get some people that say well what do you want people to not expand

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    and grow and transcend hip-hop and be visible to a different audience well of course you do that's the entire

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    point you just don't want them to abandon culture as they do it it's absolutely

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    nothing wrong with doing both i was gonna say is that the solution is to do both i mean that's what you think you should

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    i i think that's what you should do if that's what's available to you mm-hmm everybody doesn't have that option

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    true for the megas they do yeah they can go wherever they want they can go well the beef the beef i think is and it's

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    not even a beef so that's a poor choice of words you always see everybody on the way up

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    mm-hmm yeah everybody they're the kindest sweetest of souls

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    and then they get where they gotta go and then you never see them again i don't have a a grudge in that

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    uh i understand it but i'm also not one of the people that make a living speaking to these people

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    true if i did but as a fan too yeah i was about to how do you

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    understand it because as a fan because i don't for me as a fan i would like to see them

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    you know a cardi b for example with nori that would be probably a little more compelling although i did like to david let i watched it david letterman's the

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    man funny yeah yeah david letterman is the man but there was a clip going around not even a

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    month and a half ago where he didn't know some huge artist's name who was

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    that i don't recall but i don't know i'm not sure but i'm gonna be shocked he's at 70 something i'm going to bring 80

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    something i get both sides of this and then why are we then why are we going him no because it's it's i mean

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    once you get yourself now no you it's still i i changed my word i didn't say have to

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    he's still he's still dave yeah yeah he's still him he's still iconic and the show's good

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    i get why one would want to go there to him now if i did

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    it's it's comedians when they do a certain circuit not trying to put us in that box but it's bigger than that but

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    if i do this on the come up now i've reached a certain level i'm not even just a rapper anymore that's like a

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    message this is this is music based stuff that's true i'm not dealing with music based stuff anymore i've way grown

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    past music it's not necessarily that i forgot these guys it's just i'm not in that space

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    anymore i'm not [ __ ] on you like it's not like i'm too big to come sit with you or nothing but

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    our what what your plan what your what you service and what our service is kind of different at this point that's why i think the remedy is to do both

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    because i think that when you do dave letterman when you do

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    allen they reach a demo that let's just even say us we may not necessarily reach

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    correct right they might have a demo of 300 million people 400 million people so

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    the joe button podcast the nori's the gillies they might not reach that many people let's say we only reach 5 million

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    so i see why it would be beneficial for them to do those platforms because they reach a demographic that we may not of

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    course i get it but you still can do that and still come sit on this couch

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    and we don't necessarily have to and we do this i know we do this i don't really watch all the other platforms that

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    closely but we definitely don't have to get into a music bag no when we don't talk music

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    that's what some of our interviews i think um come across better like we had lotto here we wasn't necessarily talking

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    about music we're talking about life we had a bunch of people here we talk about life so we're not limited to just

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    music conversations i agree i agree with you and i don't think they are but like there was even a podcast uh first

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    quarter listing that came out we are a music podcast is what they have us classified as so now just on the

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    numbers side the people that's invested into these acts i don't really need you going to sit with nothing music based

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    right now i need you to go get with this base that base this base remember this i'm just talking about

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    from the corporate side yeah but people that's putting the money into these artists like we don't need you going to sit with nobody music ain't no music

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    coming but that's where but that's where the beef is those people know though because you should keep the same energy and that's not the energy you have on

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    the way up when the ellens won't take you when the david letterman won't take you

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    then you make then you do the i'd hate for you to call it a chicken uh chicken

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    because that's not what it is look at it sure but i would hope the labels don't view it that way they probably do them yeah they

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    do but but the artist so take the label out of it yeah the artist the artists are in tune

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    i don't think they've gotten they don't because if you say some [ __ ] they know facts so i think

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    that the artists understand that this is just not a music platform you get what i'm saying like you could

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    come home and talk to your people about whatever you want to talk to them about i guess i guess it's complicated the complicated

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    part is that most of these super mega duper stars only doing about one interview a year

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    like they're not really popping around to a couple different places most of the time the reason why i disagree with what you're saying ish that's why the

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    exclusive is such a big deal like these these big megastar acts might not know that they're saying the music part

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    they don't nest they may not necessarily tune in yeah if we say something about them they said somebody because somebody didn't understand it it went viral and

  • 12:42

    it made it there it made it wait it's made its way to them that's why that don't necessarily mean they watching the pod to know everything else that's how

  • 12:49

    all i should get taken out of context anyway it's kind of true that's how you're talking about though cardi's actually been on this podcast so like

  • 12:55

    that's not it cardi's also taking things we've said on here out of contracts once she's blew to a certain level and it's not necessarily viewing i'm saying that

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    a lot of them i think are aware this is more than just a music podcast that's why i give props to nikki

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    like when she sat down and did the one-on-one individual life conversation with you

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    that was bigger than music you get what i'm saying so that's not above nobody the isaiah rashad interview

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    that's about life that ain't necessarily about music of course sorry applause for you of course it

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    starts in a music arena but when you get the kick in it we talk about other [ __ ] we're not

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    necessarily just talking about life in those interviews so i think it's almost like a slight to say that

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    you couldn't be in a bodega with cardi or nori you get what i'm saying like not saying it to her i'm just saying that

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    younger necessarily got to be having the music conversation we from the same [ __ ] so you could be sitting there with

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    whomever [ __ ] you got interview david beckham you get them saying they don't necessarily have to be um

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    once you reach a certain plateau that you got to go to these people i think it's just it minimalizes the the the ground

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    up guys yeah i want to say chitlin circuit yeah i just don't have it that's not accurate at the stage of a

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    lot of the people that we're talking about here is not the chitlin circuit like they'll go bowling with ellen [ __ ] go bowling with

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    nori or gilly or you know what i'm saying not even just say us go go bowling with anybody you could take it out of a

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    music i mean scenario we don't interview a lot of guests but

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    there are guests that let's say if they reached out artists

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    that may not have hit a certain plateau yet that if they reached out we'd be like

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    you know we're going not right now something like that no that happens yes i think the older

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    jbp but if joe likes somebody like they don't necessarily got to be super popping for them to come sit here that's

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    true you just got to have a genuine interest you don't necessarily want continuous interviews yeah or just an interest in

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    the person but you don't want to have a phony interview i agree but there's um

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    certain artists of a certain they just haven't hit anything yet we don't know or anything we would not necessarily sit with them

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    gotcha now this is i hate the circuit work but this is kind

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    of the truth yeah the trajectory better like at some point i know some artists

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    personally that their goal is to come up here and sit with us to them if i get there

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    that i've hit a mark i made it now

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    once you grow to that next level it's like now my goal is to sit with oh and i said oh i mean like i did that so i'm not

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    necessarily mad at someone who they may feel they're too big or not

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    yeah they might be too big for certain interviews i will also say too not for nothing [Music]

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    from like a creative standpoint from someone who's been on productions of these types of shows for a long time at this point now

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    there is something funny or interesting about putting 20 something 30 something year old cardi

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    b with [ __ ] stiff ass corny ass uh 80 year old that's dope like there's

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    there's it's dominant of that see why you would pick that one and dave is witty he's funny he gonna shoot the

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    jokes she's funny she's witty it's going to be good because cardi and david yeah yeah yeah yeah

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    that's true i was just saying like if you look at the list of um his new season is out

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    and the names he has on there it's her it's um will smith he's dope it's uh i saw ryan

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    reynolds on there like he's he's hitting your favorite of that one i didn't favorite any of them and

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    watching him i just saw the list not dave letterman yeah

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    yeah he could come here and be having a laughing joking with us i'm just saying that i think that you could do both and

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    that's where i fall too that's it you could just do both and in my opinion almost and now i want to use the o word

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    because you don't owe anybody anything but if we talking about the black excellence

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    you kind of do owe it to keep everybody moving forward because

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    for mega artists at this point in time you i won't say you're a mega artist because you're not an artist but you have a

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    great platform a huge platform so i think it just pulls everybody forward to do that out of the pocket interview

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    again a bowling [ __ ] you know what i'm saying like just some bowling [ __ ] or y'all going to dinner laughing and joking at a hot dog stand that [ __ ]

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    takes off if it's compelling and laffy jokey and funny and witty i think it just takes off i don't know

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    some of the [ __ ] gilly them i'm doing like with dion that's funny it's out of the box you know what i'm saying at the jackson

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    state locker room that's dope it pushes everybody involved forward that's true

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    it pushes everybody so if joe did an interview with i don't know who i don't want to use cardi again as an example

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    but uh i don't know yo pharrell on a boat laughing and joking everybody gets moved

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    forward you know what i'm saying it just sees pharrell in a different light sees joe in a different light everybody just moves forward that's my opinion yeah but

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    that's his point like that's true but to want that you got to want that and if you don't want that

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    then you're never looking for that and and that can be assumed because if you want to have a hip-hop conversation

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    there is somebody that you can have that conversation with all throughout uh urban media black media that's true and

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    hip-hop you can do your charlemagne you can do your gilly act got all the young boys going over there you can come come here

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    there are places you can go to get your [ __ ] off so when you bypass that it's a choice maybe not by you but by

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    your team i think a lot of your by your publicist so that takes a conscious effort for

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    somebody to say no for artists not somebody but the artist to say

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    no that's who i want to sit with you bring up nikki she was a great example

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    i'm positive there will be a time where nikki will need to go sit with gq or america vogue or [ __ ] to have whoever

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    yeah to have that conversation yeah but when it's time to get hip hop

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    she calls me yo i'm comfortable with joe get joe over here it's not that she

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    needs you right right right her audiences yeah they do come on stop you don't need me

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    but it's a hip-hop conversation right and i respect that guy in hip-hop so let's have it isaiah rashad more the

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    same somehow i'm getting killed out here yeah all i did was pick up a phone

  • 19:46

    they're killing you over that why i ain't watching the interview i just saw that recently i was from eclipse it's the people from clips county got it

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    clip went out where he's talking about uh being sexually fluid in him in his in his explaining i asked

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    if he was monogamous it's only a clip so the stupid people out there think

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    that i think being monogamous has something to do with being sexually fluid um huh

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    yeah that's why you don't let it straight man interview like they was going oh okay they was going crazy it is yeah i don't

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    understand that just well that's what they're saying there's no correlation between being sexually

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    fluid and being monogamous yeah to an ignorant person

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    it means you're just doing everything so they think i'm asking that's why he's asking because he's talking about being

  • 20:38

    sexually fluid well no he said he's in a relationship he said that his significant other is

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    fully aware of this behavior and he said i have a hard time controlling i don't i can't control what i'm attracted to when

  • 20:50

    i go in somewhere okay well are you monogamous we saw we saw

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    what is this that's just a common question to me didn't have nothing to do with it being sexually fluid dissect some [ __ ] to try

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    and find but it don't even matter the deeper the deeper part of that was

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    he clearly had an audience that he wanted to get a message to him or his team

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    and they picked the person that they felt comfortable with they picked the person that was

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    supportive they put it put it in a little video montage two times

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    sometimes there's nothing to dissect yeah no i saw all praise i didn't see one negative comment that's yeah yeah i

  • 21:33

    didn't see no negativity at all i commend him for having that

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    conversation the way that he chose to have it nah and i heard you handled it

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    amazingly from what i read everything that i read it's me yo you know i got the hardcore exterior and i've done a

  • 21:51

    lot of [ __ ] [ __ ] but am i allied to the [ __ ] no yeah again i haven't seen one negative

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    and you know what a lot of the naysayers were saying well why the [ __ ] would he have that

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    conversation with joe well because that's sweet he's in hip-hop

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    his entryway is hip-hop he wants to talk

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    i think we limited ourselves even yo

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    he might see somebody take music out of it he might see somebody that he might feel

  • 22:39

    comfortable discussing life with [ __ ] hip hop that's why they don't look at us to come

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    here because they go to ellen in them because they've transcended hip-hop so you still put yourself in a box like yo

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    if i want to talk hip-hop i could go to joe i could go to nori i could go to gili no [ __ ] if you want to talk life

  • 22:56

    you can come here i would also have to imagine a lot of people but it's twofold what you're saying is

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    true but all we are are conduits so true they use

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    me to get to a particular audience and that audience is a hip-hop based audience now

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    hip-hop is huge so i don't want it to sound like i'm limiting us but that's the difference when when you when

  • 23:21

    i see y'all going good morning good day new york or good morning america with michael strahan whatever one that is i'm like okay i know who you're trying to

  • 23:28

    hit you know what you're trying to do when you go to seeing it like every outlet so that's just the label

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    but yeah that that's who we wanted to talk to now on top of that

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    yeah i'm comfortable with that person that that's a person that i'll have a conversation with that don't have to be

  • 23:45

    music [ __ ] yeah yeah we didn't do much talking about no music in that interview and he don't have no music coming mm-hmm

  • 23:53

    that's nice and not for nothing the people that aren't uh just outside watching clips of you

  • 23:58

    would know that you've been an ally to the lgbtq plus community not necessarily or maybe not not necessarily or maybe

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    not if i i'm only again with the internet you're going to get what you're looking for

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    any anything if i if i hate joe and i just want to see [ __ ] that backs up my argument of why i

  • 24:16

    hate joe oh you can find it yeah that's true i can literally look and these algorithms [ __ ] is gonna

  • 24:21

    show me that no but parks are saying people outside of a normal watcher

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    they wouldn't they would think that but somebody normally watches right you said

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    like anybody that knows they know yeah but the problem is it's a lot of

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    ignorant [ __ ] the people that don't right or the people that just want to dislike you or do dislike you for whatever reason or that i dislike him

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    from some [ __ ] from ten years ago so no matter what everybody i'm still anybody out there trying to go viral i'll be

  • 24:54

    trying my best to not i really be trying my best to just stay

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    low keep firing not give nobody nothing to talk about i've been trending for like two months

  • 25:05

    straight by by accident honestly even be getting hyped [ __ ] because you're trying to

  • 25:14

    one's happy about that that does nothing to my dick all of them

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    were good that does nothing to my day that does nothing to my pockets yeah i'm already

  • 25:26

    shadow band wherever i'm shadow being the people that think negatively already think that at this point when you see

  • 25:32

    those trending things come up it's only helping whoever's posting it and the crazy [ __ ] is like when you

  • 25:38

    start seeing a person that you don't like i.e a joe start trending what happens you go get some [ __ ] off right that's

  • 25:45

    what you're why is he trending oh probably because yeah there's nothing to do with nothing but it's when i don't like somebody i'm

  • 25:51

    just that was a bar you just said joe by the way what when someone's trying the only people that are

  • 25:56

    gaining from it is the public the tmz's of the world or whoever posted the the yeah yeah

  • 26:02

    sorry i didn't want to bypass that but the [ __ ] they modeled a business like that and there's some of them out there but y'all know i don't i don't

  • 26:09

    know i'm not trying to trend with y'all [ __ ] anything anyways

  • 26:15

    congratulations on the interview thank you thank you shout out to tde shout out to isaiah

  • 26:20

    you know it was it was great it was great and i'm glad that somebody else said this

  • 26:25

    beside you because you said it yeah you said ben said it but

  • 26:31

    somebody else saying it puts a little bit more and i mean yeah you see word is better

  • 26:36

    than me i just said yo you [ __ ] just [ __ ] up even if you said it like that it wouldn't have been taken like noise of

  • 26:42

    course not it's because the messenger matters more no i think i keep telling you that like he could have said word

  • 26:48

    for word this exact same [ __ ] it wouldn't get this type of joe's a hater so yeah oh shut up joe don't nobody want

  • 26:53

    to hear it and i'm sorry if this message comes across haterish but it's not it's not but it's not because

  • 27:00

    you're saying it's not if it comes from you it's haters the entire meaning gets changed

  • 27:05

    depending on who says the message i think it's dope that's the way we are today hip hop

  • 27:10

    in which in which most of the artists are minorities get to a place where they transcend all

  • 27:17

    genres all uh ethnicities all uh uh

  • 27:23

    genders you know what i'm saying like i think that's dope like take it a step further i think it's dope that hip hop

  • 27:28

    has spawned the sub genre of hip-hop journalism that has reached where it's reached at this point

  • 27:34

    so him saying this it's not like you're asking him to come do rap pages in 1991 or something like that

  • 27:40

    no disrespect to rap pages or any of the smaller publications at that time these are big [ __ ] venues this is a

  • 27:45

    big venue right here nori's venue was big so him saying that is completely [ __ ] legitimate yeah that's true

  • 27:51

    you're not asking for a handout or something no your [ __ ] is gonna do numbers over here we do numbers yeah

  • 27:58

    shout out to nori shout out to elliot gilly act

  • 28:03

    everybody yeah everybody in the space breakfast club charlemagne numbers yes yes yes indeed

  • 28:10

    um all right what else we got you want to go to new music or you want to uh yeah get your shoes off

  • 28:16

    yeah give us give us the breakdown man oh man yeah eminem show uh 20-year anniversary oh yeah yeah uh go ahead you

  • 28:23

    can clap for that you know what else you got about it i didn't

  • 28:28

    listen to it oh i just saw a bunch of instrumentals on it i said this is probably like a problem some live some live shows oh yeah it's

  • 28:35

    awesome i don't want to hear live songs or instruments particularly but congratulations still still a classic

  • 28:40

    album lobby boys album man that's what i want to hear man man know jim jones shout out

  • 28:46

    to them brothers lobby voice album is out um i had

  • 28:52

    got it a couple days ago sat and listened to it first thing i noticed

  • 28:57

    was the beat selection okay they're flipping some classics for the whole album

  • 29:03

    good portion though it's a 15-track album it's maybe half of it okay but

  • 29:08

    some real classic classic hip-hop records got flipped respectfully respect very respectfully

  • 29:14

    okay i don't know it's a dangerous game it is i don't have much bad about this album um

  • 29:20

    like yo it dawned on me after listening to the project right i said i had to go look up jim's age

  • 29:26

    jim's 45. he was outside when these records were yeah yeah yeah but i'm just saying jim's 45

  • 29:32

    through the entire course of jim jones's career it he he hasn't hit the decline yet to

  • 29:38

    me like everything he's putting out just is another step higher it's another step higher it's another step higher i think

  • 29:44

    that's fair i think that's a super consistent group project solo project uh producer

  • 29:50

    project like jim is the man he really is and mano

  • 29:58

    this this is like a perfect mesh to me okay i try not to i know i hate when i

  • 30:03

    compare to other projects and stuff i think about um may know uncle murder's project yellow

  • 30:08

    tape perfect mesh to me like sometimes you'll get two new york artists which you think you're gonna get

  • 30:14

    but you don't get it or if it misses the mark this didn't miss the mark

  • 30:21

    they gave me exactly what you want from these two veteran new york rappers with

  • 30:28

    refreshing up-to-date beats using a couple classic

  • 30:34

    90s to early 2000s hip hop samples you know what i'm saying yeah this is a perfect just mesh

  • 30:40

    even the features were right fab styles p benny the butcher ish

  • 30:45

    timing is good too memorial day weekend perfect timing because i was wondering when this album was coming they've been teasing this for a minute it's outside

  • 30:52

    music this is 1 000 outside summertime new york city surrounding area music

  • 31:00

    and i love the project i can't wait to vibe to it yeah i've been playing this for about three days straight

  • 31:06

    usually i don't like in the album ahead of time but sometimes you need a little bit more time to listen to something

  • 31:13

    i'm cool with getting it ahead of time if it's a good album i'm still going to keep listening this was gonna have me too hype it at 12 30 in the morning like

  • 31:19

    i wasn't about to do this and start doing push-ups and [ __ ] mad late at night

  • 31:25

    so i held off nah my first listen came in the car that's that's a good spot perfect yep

  • 31:32

    when i might have took that civic airborne

  • 31:37

    yeah i'm gonna let this rock this weekend see what's going on mm-hmm i don't know if this is you you're going away on the island or some [ __ ] though

  • 31:44

    gotta let them know that

  • 31:52

    you don't ask me where i'm from just listen to the vibes just listen that's all you gotta do you

  • 31:58

    can figure it out mm-hmm just by the bop that's it clown back record they flipped the

  • 32:03

    loonies i got a i got i got five on it okay better than jordan peeled it yeah

  • 32:08

    all right yep that's hard and that's what you get in the whole project fine you guys have proved your point lobby

  • 32:14

    boys and to everybody else out there y'all know i'm not the one with the new york bias or nothing like that but yeah this

  • 32:21

    is just a good [ __ ] project well this kind of beats the middle for you because it's got the the bounce that you like musically yeah

  • 32:27

    they got the bounce but it's still got some some some spitters on there mm-hmm they've been saying that new york buy

  • 32:32

    has been heavy it has been has it yes them two right there

  • 32:38

    thing one thing too why do you think that though because it's the truth y'all acting like this can you expound sure i

  • 32:44

    can y'all think i don't know please don't tear me up i'm fragile

  • 32:51

    false oh i think the new york bias has been heavy because you two hold

  • 32:57

    this this like because it was born here

  • 33:02

    joe does joe does you shake your head no joe does but

  • 33:07

    it's like anything outside of here it doesn't matter as much because this is the mecca of hip-hop that's not what it

  • 33:13

    happens what happens is and i think i can speak for you i can't but i think we're going to be on on the same

  • 33:20

    you're old as hell it's not that if i grew up in san francisco all right

  • 33:25

    i grew up in san francisco and i was outside when mac dre was the man

  • 33:30

    i'm gonna feel that no though ice was in the house so me and joe was outside running around

  • 33:37

    moving around so we remember how we felt when the music dropped okay that's why young [ __ ] don't [ __ ] with mace that's

  • 33:42

    why young [ __ ] can't [ __ ] with some of these artists because they wasn't outside so when we s

  • 33:48

    so when we speak about certain music in certain eras of music i remember what it made me have a different reverence for

  • 33:54

    how yeah exactly i remember what it made me feel like okay so when we started talking about e40 the other day and how

  • 33:59

    e40 don't be getting his just due yeah they wasn't playing e40 on hot 97. so a [ __ ] that grew up in new york city

  • 34:06

    not going to feel e40 the same way they would fill jadakiss it still it's that

  • 34:11

    and i keep telling you we have this argument back and forth this is still tied to age y'all didn't hear e40 because y'all couldn't hear e40. that's

  • 34:18

    not true i couldn't hear it like that you said he wasn't playing it on hot 97. i'm telling you that just let me i would love to

  • 34:24

    finish my statement finish your statement e40 was out when we was out thanks what do you mean it has nothing

  • 34:30

    to do with age it has to do with the feeling when you somebody run down the street and they banging [ __ ] in their

  • 34:35

    cars and you 17 18 years old it hits you different ish okay can i say something

  • 34:40

    real quick yes they're playing the music from their region that's see

  • 34:46

    after a while hip-hop stopped becoming so regional to a younger demographic because we were getting exposed to music

  • 34:52

    from everywhere at once because she was in the house listening to it downloading it i was outside i get that i get that

  • 34:57

    you were outside i understand that music didn't mean that you were exposed to culture that's what ish keep saying he

  • 35:03

    keeps saying certain records he heard outside he feels this way it made him feel

  • 35:08

    something i get that i'm telling you that the same way that happens for you it happened to a person in chicago

  • 35:15

    happened to a person in sacramento having to a person in dallas having a person in new orleans miami wherever

  • 35:20

    they were from because that was your music for your area i'm telling you that after a

  • 35:26

    certain while the music for quote unquote your area grew due to technology due to things

  • 35:32

    inside things whatever you want to call you still don't have itunes listen to what i'm saying he's missing they still don't have uh but he's still missing my

  • 35:38

    point my point is ice you were in your house so hear me out i'm not knocking

  • 35:44

    you being in the house i'm not [ __ ] in new orleans look at bg

  • 35:49

    like a god you not gonna look at bg like a god

  • 35:55

    because i get i'm talking about a new yorker that's not going to look at bg in

  • 36:00

    the same way that a [ __ ] from new orleans yo look yes but guess what hold on

  • 36:06

    that person from new orleans would then have new orleans bias it's not biased it is biased it's not leaning more to this

  • 36:13

    that's biased i disagree with why it's the same yeah that's why i'm not just not like dog

  • 36:18

    [ __ ] saying this [ __ ] bi tell me what he's saying he's saying

  • 36:24

    that regardless of where you're from you're going to lean into the [ __ ] that you grew up around that that was your

  • 36:29

    culture that mattered to you especially if you're of a certain age younger kids probably a little bit less because the

  • 36:35

    internet is a little bit more everywhere i'm not discounting that's not others

  • 36:48

    when they say new york bias well i still don't know why people say that about me what's bias mean alex

  • 36:56

    i'm not knocking them i just said [ __ ] from new orleans look at bg like a god right you got what i'm saying yo you had

  • 37:03

    you could you could prejudice you could you could be exposed to all the music in the world that you want to be exposed to

  • 37:09

    with streaming and technology and all these advancements i am going to always stand by

  • 37:15

    the culture of that being a little more important like they go hand in hand so

  • 37:21

    i maybe didn't respect go go the right way at one point in my life it took me to go to dc right and really

  • 37:29

    understand what was going on out there to feel it right in detroit they were speeding everything up they were

  • 37:34

    speeding everything up chipmunk style i had no idea why that was happening [ __ ] definitely nothing that part of me

  • 37:40

    interruption uh that last trip to england that we did that was the last show you ever did

  • 37:45

    i never really respected british rap like that british drill and [ __ ] like that at the time but we went over there and they was in the [ __ ] land rover

  • 37:51

    playing some [ __ ] it was like oh [ __ ] i [ __ ] with stormzy all these different dudes my only response to the same thing for

  • 37:58

    some of the west coast [ __ ] the same thing for e40 and getting down there the houston [ __ ] when they start slowing

  • 38:03

    [ __ ] down like to go there and feel it and be ingratiated in it makes you have a whole

  • 38:11

    different appreciation a whole different just yeah appreciation for it than the person

  • 38:16

    that was a hundred thousand miles away hitting the button hearing it

  • 38:21

    that's that's all i'm saying and i don't say that to knock people that hear it your way that that is evolution that's what i was going to say

  • 38:28

    it is evolution so you have to i want it to evolve so i can never be mad at somebody all the way over there pressing

  • 38:35

    play and hearing something and however that purple look that person has to take a back seat

  • 38:41

    when the person that was in the pavement comes around i i feel like that i and

  • 38:46

    the person that or the person that understands the culture the person that's where that came from but the culture evolved so they're understanding

  • 38:52

    culture too that's one thing and the person that's a hundred thousand miles away that clicks play and downloads it guess what that's

  • 38:58

    still impacting them if they get to taking a liking to that they can start playing that when they walk to school and it's it's feelings

  • 39:05

    hip-hop is feeling music is feelings so anybody's song can make you feel anything depend it don't have to be i

  • 39:11

    was outside when it dropped and it that's what you that's what it feels to you at that moment this person could

  • 39:17

    have been in a dorm room and heard some j cole and can relate to that super heavy and feel it i don't care about it

  • 39:25

    i don't care about that if he has no knowledge of where that story is based from and how it came to fruition i jam

  • 39:32

    all day to the [ __ ] uh fredo staffredo remix with dirk it wasn't until he came and sat here and said no

  • 39:37

    that whole verse was real uh [ __ ] got killed

  • 39:50

    these little [ __ ] is all the same way he told you that story they can go watch that story being told they get that too

  • 39:57

    they still get old let me ask you a question then you're getting marketing and label fed [ __ ]

  • 40:02

    versus the guy that's on no i'm talking about joe if that that kid can watch the

  • 40:08

    interview you did with fredo and get the story to that song and still feel it oh [ __ ] he really lived this yes

  • 40:16

    oh [ __ ] yes i actually wanted to feel it the same as the person who had to actually live that so do you think the

  • 40:22

    kid in wyoming do you think the kid in wyoming feels that's the same way a kid and chicago feels that

  • 40:28

    i don't know you think somebody watching the wire the answer's no you think somebody watching the wire

  • 40:33

    from a suburban household is gonna fill the wire in the same way that somebody from anything he's living it yeah

  • 40:40

    the answer is no no that's not wrong with it there's nothing wrong with it you can still have a great

  • 40:45

    appreciation for the artistry and the genius of the wire but [ __ ] that was living that [ __ ] is gonna feel it a

  • 40:51

    little different and that's fine i said that i don't think i told you all that i don't think that's a bias

  • 40:57

    no when the bias comes to new york i'm talking about citywide there is a new york bias with the tour

  • 41:03

    how the people i say are the best are the best especially you know i mean like i don't

  • 41:09

    really it's [ __ ] they call me they're coming i don't care for knives [ __ ] do i have a new york bias but i

  • 41:16

    mean he's the best yes he's the best who's the best oh yeah like even y'all

  • 41:22

    rucker park air one argument that's new york bias it got taken somewhere and somebody spun the army yeah because

  • 41:28

    our argument was those that's a bad comparison it got spun and one became a

  • 41:34

    brand of sneakers and clothing we're not talking about that i'm talking about the street basketball and one that [ __ ]

  • 41:41

    spawned from rucker park all i was saying and i said they took

  • 41:46

    that and built it into something bigger that's what i said but rucka park was basketball genuine and one was a stage

  • 41:54

    show put on similar to the harlem globetrotters it wasn't necessarily real basketball you think i'm standing in

  • 41:59

    front of the [ __ ] every single tour we go to he bounced it off the [ __ ] head every single tour he go through he throw

  • 42:05

    it through the [ __ ] legs in the same exact way that's not rucker park kobe bryant came to rucker park ish i agree

  • 42:11

    to you i agree with that i said and while i mean new york bias just because we stood on the opposite side no it's

  • 42:16

    just tied in the conversation nah it ties to everything because again and the reason why they're saying it too is when

  • 42:22

    certain topics come up y'all think wait new york just weighs more and it's not necessarily true y'all have

  • 42:29

    done that sometimes new york weighs more i don't think that sometimes new york weighs more okay okay that's not it well

  • 42:35

    new york bias yo atlanta weighs more right now that's a fact too what i got atlanta buyers because i can say that no

  • 42:42

    and that's

  • 42:47

    do i have an atlanta bias because i can admit that the run should atlanta's word means more

  • 42:53

    right now it has for a long time no that's not in atlanta bias so how come in the conversations where new york's

  • 43:00

    word means a little more it's by no it could just be a fact you can say it's a fact like i said

  • 43:06

    that's that's where the you guys have new york bias comes from i'm telling you i see it and i agree with it where are

  • 43:12

    you from what's your set nah for real man

  • 43:19

    again yo i don't think i just like what i like and i know what i

  • 43:25

    experienced you feel what i'm saying like i just know what i experienced and i think the the the analogy that i gave is great

  • 43:32

    also not for nothing do you really want a bunch of dudes that grew up listening to hove and [ __ ] having some deep

  • 43:37

    thought about some [ __ ] that we don't know nothing about you know what i'm saying like it would be weird if we were up here talking about some [ __ ] we don't

  • 43:43

    know nothing about musically what you mean like go to someone over there should do a pod like i don't want

  • 43:49

    to hear about the atlanta dudes from us yeah like they should have some of that

  • 44:02

    in the face for not bringing up big crit love big [ __ ] i didn't i didn't hear that outside

  • 44:09

    you good i'm saying when i was came outside when i was 17 18 years old they wasn't playing that [ __ ] i don't even

  • 44:15

    speak about southern hip-hop yeah i'm talking about good emotion no no listen what i'm saying them [ __ ] was gods up

  • 44:21

    here we weren't equating them with big i also was in north carolina but and

  • 44:26

    that's kind of what i mean that's what i'm saying though and i don't think anything is wrong with that but you got it for that to be true you have

  • 44:33

    to understand the flip side to the [ __ ] that cares about outcast goody mob etc and don't give a [ __ ] about big i

  • 44:39

    totally agree and that's the thing a lot of new yorkers now i'm gonna take it off y'all right a lot of new yorkers say if

  • 44:44

    you're not mentioning big nas hope like your opinion is void dog

  • 44:50

    that's true and a lot of people treat it that way right that's where the new york bias and people get grouped with that come from like when we bring up certain

  • 44:57

    artists like i listen to [ __ ] outside of new york and i've always have [ __ ] to be like yo 50 cent wasn't slapping down

  • 45:03

    here like y'all new york [ __ ] put him up there they say it all the time no i don't believe that though

  • 45:08

    that's what people say see that's a new york bias no no because it's certainly not bro in certain neighborhoods

  • 45:15

    some people say it what i'm saying is this my opinion is my opinion it's not necessarily a bias i'm not discrediting

  • 45:21

    all of the artists that i said because i have friends and family from other they got my whole family is from the dmv i

  • 45:27

    hate go go i hate it i go down there they'd be mad at me they take me to the parties i'll

  • 45:33

    be like this [ __ ] beating on the congo drum i don't want to hear that my [ __ ] it's just not what i want to hear

  • 45:39

    but i i still got an appreciation for it my whole family [ __ ] with

  • 45:44

    girls i them and i don't know and that's cool that's fine i just like what i like i don't gotta like it again my [ __ ] i'm

  • 45:51

    not the biggest nods fan i can't have new york buyers i just like what i like

  • 45:58

    oh man cool and off that let me just play this clip because i think it's relevant to

  • 46:04

    that earlier conversation we were having it's an amazing really fun so what was your strategy at universal

  • 46:12

    well the strategy was to fill it with urban music i don't think a record company can really

  • 46:17

    be successful without urban music the roots of our music and we had death row

  • 46:24

    um we i bought def jam um

  • 46:30

    we acquired cash money and just with those three companies we probably had 40 45 percent of all the

  • 46:36

    urban music in america and then all the cool kids wanted to

  • 46:41

    come with us so it's really fun so i mean it's interesting hearing that because um

  • 46:47

    it strikes me that you must have i don't want to be here anymore

  • 46:53

    and that's why i say that's crazy hey even when you transcend

  • 47:00

    you should come back because none of that's possible

  • 47:05

    without the bottom this us as the center entry entry beginning support

  • 47:12

    upliftment encouragement all of that [ __ ] you know what you just said it's nuts bro

  • 47:17

    i'm talking i'm talking about on a different that's in three acquisitions i'm talking about a whole deeper level that that is crazy death bro but you

  • 47:25

    know what's crazy er is that he understood that and we don't

  • 47:33

    he understood it we don't he understood the same way for our will won't make a serious pot but the same

  • 47:40

    way when our neighborhoods start getting uh what do they call it gentrified they see the they see the

  • 47:47

    goal we don't see the goal we get mad at them once they come take the gold we don't see the goal he said

  • 47:53

    yo in three acquisitions they control almost half of urban music in the world

  • 48:00

    with three acquisitions and then he said and all the cool kids saw them and wanted to come [ __ ] with them which

  • 48:06

    means off of these three acquisitions we gonna get even more bigger percentage because [ __ ] gonna come [ __ ] with us

  • 48:12

    because we got them on the roster they could see the genius and we can't they can see the value and we can't

  • 48:19

    that's crazy to me b i'm shocked to learn about your airport etiquette

  • 48:24

    more importantly that's kind of crazy to me as well could you share with me i wasn't even shocked rested right no

  • 48:30

    brain i don't know what that means but yeah we got to start getting into what on brand means like what what what are the things

  • 48:36

    that make that are on brand that was a shot no no the ice just ended you know it wasn't a shot it was cool though i

  • 48:42

    wasn't shy i'm neo but hold up that wasn't a shot though i don't even had a gun but neil wouldn't

  • 48:48

    ride the the cart i don't think tell the people what you do yeah so they don't know what we're talking about

  • 48:53

    if we are taking a flight uh-huh and typically i fly united out of north uh-huh it's the probably the biggest

  • 48:59

    terminal i think it is so sometimes it's a hundred gates so your gate might be

  • 49:05

    in great adventure some [ __ ] take you 25 30 minutes to walk dear uh-huh i'm gonna bribe the cart dude to

  • 49:11

    drive me to my gate [ __ ] are you talking about now that's not on brand for ish

  • 49:16

    yeah that's all i was getting that wasn't a shot that's what it was giving opulence yeah

  • 49:22

    it's giving i'm a little better than you [ __ ] oh no i'm paying for my service

  • 49:27

    which is america jack

  • 49:39

    you probably just don't wear it because you don't want to [ __ ] his curls up never

  • 49:44

    all right i mean you may pump it up bro i don't got that back i just walked

  • 49:50

    i'm saying yeah hey ice yeah about two months in about eight months you're gonna have

  • 49:55

    that little fancy school that joe got in the airport going 45 through that

  • 50:03

    there's airports i would feel the need to do that in newark's not one of them

  • 50:08

    why some of that [ __ ] is far yo

  • 50:26

    alex you know oh i don't know when somebody googles it i

  • 50:31

    will i will look at it it's bigger than men that's crazy i would feel the need for a ride in there they got shuttles

  • 50:38

    i hate the shuttle you know what i'm saying like atlanta got shuttles when you get off the plane and now you

  • 50:44

    got to take a shuttle correct right away that's crazy

  • 50:50

    that's the second largest after denver oh oh my lord that's another one

  • 50:56

    right there's some airports out there that's the one where they have the secret under the underground basement oh yeah i know it was something it's some

  • 51:02

    airports out there that's just monstrous it's a conspiracy theory maneuver through i believe it though

  • 51:09

    anyway come on y'all want to get into brandy versus jack harlow let's do it all right

  • 51:14

    i saw somebody say is it cloud chasing nah for whom brandy

  • 51:20

    i don't think so she's brandy no one is above cloud chasing

  • 51:28

    i have a brandy bias i have a clear bra like i'll tell you my bike i have a clear brandy bias that's your

  • 51:34

    homie i heard full moon and never say never

  • 51:40

    so she good that's full and if anybody else with ears heard those two albums then what could you possibly have bad to

  • 51:47

    say about brandy now i don't think jack harlow said anything bad he didn't he didn't he just didn't know a song i think the internet he know they was

  • 51:53

    brother and sister he didn't know he didn't write about that but he didn't know the song right and then he didn't know that they were

  • 51:59

    brother and sister but he's at that age right so but it was a little moment

  • 52:05

    and brandy raps i said that before like oh she wrapped on something recently too was that cypher was a

  • 52:11

    cipher yeah bt wars maybe yeah yeah smoked it yeah she did

  • 52:16

    girl raps man that would have been the extended remix i'm not going to call it cloud chase

  • 52:23

    good looking yeah thanks brandon using this deluxe edition and it might be coming i won't call it cloud chasing

  • 52:29

    i'm going to show you guys she is not a rapper she is a singer so when you get those opportunities that

  • 52:36

    just present themselves where you're able to rap do that [ __ ] and even she went on her socials and

  • 52:41

    said i didn't know that this was that big of a moment so yeah let's have some fun with it yeah i'm not mad at it i'm not mad at it

  • 52:48

    either i don't think it's called jason me neither me neither just good old fashioned she really have to gain

  • 52:53

    nothing nothing that's why i was bored let me just show y'all i could do something yeah so i'm not trying to do

  • 52:59

    i'm gonna help her you know brandy was somewhere eating [ __ ] salted tomatoes with kirk franklin and doing some

  • 53:05

    wholesome [ __ ] you know she was doing something wholesome and was like all right let me go then just messing around with the

  • 53:10

    guys she came out and and put a little do something that she's selling on dsp

  • 53:17

    before something like that try to run off or something then which wasn't even an

  • 53:22

    issue to begin with if you've ever got a little differently if you've ever heard brandy's voice

  • 53:27

    then it's probably enough to rely on in the music industry

  • 53:32

    i just don't i don't see it now if jack says something back

  • 53:38

    then what because if i was active and a girl just popped out with a verse

  • 53:44

    i'm taking my [ __ ] back crazy told him she said my name so that's enough she flipped the name about

  • 53:51

    seven times too sorry i had all kind of is jack wrong for clapping back no no i

  • 53:56

    think he should actually and then and then there's ray j wrong for clapping back at him turn up now you gotta leave r.j alone

  • 54:04

    oh man why you heard how you had this [ __ ] threatened you heard what he told you know come on man leave him alone

  • 54:11

    certain people just leave him alone all right what else is important i'm here for all the rap beef r b singer

  • 54:17

    whoever i don't know is there more y'all want to go over versus oh you could do that if who won't start

  • 54:23

    ice let me start i watch more i saw a little bit i watched the entire thing a ball and mjj

  • 54:29

    my name is officially ice and i'm here to officially apologize to you again i'll be wrong a lot

  • 54:39

    no i know i knew they were them i'd be wrong a lot though like

  • 54:44

    i need a refresher i needed a refresher i was like oh [ __ ] i forgot oh he's trying to make you chill out man oh damn

  • 54:51

    well i still got ugk winning yeah but it was i said by six

  • 54:57

    and a half nah it was closer than that like me and joseph they're like once once you put their music next to each other it's

  • 55:02

    gonna make sense i just forgot i forgot a couple of records i forgot features when tila and jazzy faye came out

  • 55:10

    yeah side note jazzy face seems like he's the most fun human being in the world yeah yeah

  • 55:16

    my wife was sitting there like i like all these songs i don't know who these guys are but you know

  • 55:22

    hopefully they accept your apology officially guys yeah yeah you know because you was a little yeah i mean but

  • 55:27

    that's that i mean i ain't disrespect i just said about six and a half and i was wrong which some people could take as disrespectful

  • 55:34

    i didn't say yo it's gonna be they're gonna blow them out they might get around they might get i ain't do nothing like that didn't disrespect them

  • 55:40

    y'all make anything uh uh them talking to gilly

  • 55:45

    i didn't see that part what they said eight eight ball uh gilly i didn't see what he said but

  • 55:51

    according to eight ball gilly had told the story that he was in the car with eight ball and

  • 55:58

    he ran from someone or something like that and a ball addressed that was like yo you ain't never been in the car with me tell them people who you're really

  • 56:04

    talking about go ahead and put the story out there but it wasn't me and me and the person you mentioned have nothing but the utmost respect for each

  • 56:10

    other so it will get you get your [ __ ] right pretty much i just like seeing podcasters be

  • 56:17

    talked about in the middle of our verses i didn't care if it was right you said it in the middle of the verses yeah yeah

  • 56:23

    like on stage right eight ball stopped i said that let me clear this up real

  • 56:28

    quick hey why not anybody going to see it yes true this is a place if you're going to get some [ __ ] off this is where i

  • 56:33

    want to do it and shout out to bunnies it's always good seeing uncle bun up there just doing this [ __ ] man pimpsy's

  • 56:38

    daughter came up i have a bunny bias i have a bun b bias as well think everyone should give us i think a lot of people

  • 56:44

    i'm just saying i don't like how people y'all don't have to tell me my biases like i can tell you my biases

  • 56:53

    and have no problem doing it man greg street had a blast there yo

  • 56:59

    yeah greg was turk you put on the fur for a second and another thing that kind of ticked me off

  • 57:05

    again i'd be thinking these crowds are going

  • 57:10

    just to say they went but they wouldn't really like they don't know these records i didn't get that vibe from this crowd i

  • 57:16

    got that vibe a lot i don't know if they had like a mic in the crowd though no i'm just i'm just they were they were

  • 57:21

    paying into like women knowing every single word

  • 57:27

    i paid attention to it because when they do the wide shot i'm looking at the crowd i always want to see how certain records perform in person

  • 57:34

    look at that space ice what do you think the capacity of this space is i would say i don't know it should look like scandals it's not that big

  • 57:41

    so it's more the reason that it should look live in there it's it's even if it's an intimate house with

  • 57:47

    certain classic records playing certain [ __ ] drop you should be able to hear into certain records play where you don't want drama went off you could hear the

  • 57:54

    crowd the entire crowd i don't care if it was 10 people you could hear the entire crowd though outside of lox dip

  • 57:59

    said when have you ever seen that from a versus crowd though i feel like they don't usually put the mic that makes a difference in

  • 58:05

    production and i didn't see that crowd reacting

  • 58:11

    john crowd was crazy the jaw fat joke wasn't going like them job records came on they was going nuts no they were not

  • 58:17

    enough nuts pause uh i disagree and i think you know a lot of that crowd was home you know no just the thing

  • 58:23

    that's the women was going crazy the new york dudes would be too cool but the women and that job versus oh

  • 58:29

    yeah they was going nuts that's what i'm saying though the women there were coming forward they're going crazy over the patch

  • 58:38

    was different then when them shits dropped they was going crazy so i i mean i disagree but that's all

  • 58:44

    and you know when you see certain names and it's the south you just expect

  • 58:50

    something where was this oh atlanta atlanta yeah they had guests twister came out uh big

  • 58:57

    boy came out david banner came out i'd just be happy to see all of these people yeah and see

  • 59:02

    that

  • 59:09

    these records was easily what once you maybe 30 somebody's

  • 59:14

    25 20 years old yeah bro these [ __ ] ain't missing beat nah performance wise

  • 59:20

    that stuff is impressive you know yo like i don't think a lot of y'all realize how hard i've watched axe

  • 59:25

    newer acts get on there and rap either with the verse playing and i gotta like these [ __ ] were performing lip-sync

  • 59:32

    and nobody did the [ __ ] with twister yeah and kept right up with him you know what i'm saying like

  • 59:38

    that [ __ ] was that was a great show man this is a great great journey it's great ball and mjg and suave house in general

  • 59:44

    needs their their respect yeah because they're they're incredible they're incredible they may not have hit

  • 59:49

    the same mainstream success that ugk or outcast or some of these guys did but they've been amazing for see but a lot

  • 59:56

    of that [ __ ] even be regional too like because before we got to some hip-hop [ __ ] was going platinum on the

  • 1:00:02

    west coast that we had never heard of true yeah and going gold easily mm-hmm we had never even heard of

  • 1:00:08

    the things particularly about the south is a lot of them from let's say anywhere from memphis all

  • 1:00:14

    the way over to probably houston once you get some buzz there you're now moving over you know you're doing the

  • 1:00:20

    alabama club you're doing the mississippi club you're doing the louisiana club like you're working your way around so the south kind of know all

  • 1:00:28

    the south and in certain demos there wasn't bootlegging like we was doing here yo jokers used to have whole

  • 1:00:33

    bootleg stores in new york out on the corner you could get anything yeah they were

  • 1:00:38

    selling [ __ ] yourself and if they found out your bootlegging

  • 1:00:45

    and platinum kind of you know what i'm saying because they wasn't boot like and i remember in newark they had a booth cory right

  • 1:00:52

    downtown you could go get anything bro [ __ ] it's stores i'm talking about storefront brick and mortar stores right

  • 1:00:58

    now in newark that you could go in there and buy anything you know that but yes

  • 1:01:03

    all right shout out to them yeah get it get it how you get it y'all know newark changed since they stopped letting y'all go over

  • 1:01:09

    there who's chained what wait who who can't do it y'all

  • 1:01:14

    i wish i knew how to do that little hello [ __ ] you'd be doing but excuse me that part you could just say hello i was in newark

  • 1:01:20

    yesterday but they didn't know you was there why didn't they because you crushed snacking i was downtown on saturday

  • 1:01:27

    quiet though no you wasn't making noise i wasn't that's what i'm saying i was double part no you

  • 1:01:32

    weren't no you went

  • 1:01:42

    yo you can't go to dairy queen [ __ ] that don't put that on us word i go to there we know you better

  • 1:01:49

    i bet you don't go to that one and you don't go to school what time you go no i bet you don't go to ocean what time you go no i bet you don't go to mlk

  • 1:01:56

    no i know no hold on what time what time what time to go to every clean though uh whenever i wanna ice cream

  • 1:02:02

    yeah just kept happening

  • 1:02:17

    that was my first crib right over there union street yeah i mean by myself solo

  • 1:02:22

    i mean you got to put furniture in there you got to get electronics dvd players dvd setup thingamajiggy's that whole

  • 1:02:30

    dish come on stop playing with it i know you won't love seed over there

  • 1:02:42

    yeah i won my last fight i don't know why y'all talking they're not fighting today so who cares

  • 1:02:50

    would have to be to shoot me a dare queen what are you talking about how many sickles are out there right now

  • 1:02:56

    you're listening to yourself yo listen to us and you might not get listen to your shot you might get bopped though

  • 1:03:02

    yeah sure they not you might make your way down they might they might lay you down you're in your 40s the fair one age is

  • 1:03:09

    gone yes you know it might relieve you or that nice beautiful goal last altercation i tried to get you to stand ten toes with me you wanted to run

  • 1:03:15

    we ran you know what you want me to do who you talking about you wanted to drive off i just we drove off y'all who

  • 1:03:21

    you talking to who you i don't know nobody named you i'm understanding i know you ain't talking to me

  • 1:03:28

    yo

  • 1:03:40

    surrounded by 90 [ __ ] before

  • 1:03:51

    yeah i tried to get you to see what's up with these [ __ ] whoever oh

  • 1:03:57

    what was that arizona mars what would you gentlemen like to discuss

  • 1:04:02

    next justin timberlake sales catalog to hip not hypnosis for just above 100 million dollars round

  • 1:04:09

    of applause excellent news for him it's not a bad little look uh hypnosis

  • 1:04:17

    has acquired 100 of all of justin timberlake's copyright ownership and financial interest of the writer and

  • 1:04:24

    publishers share of public performance income and the catalog of musical compositions

  • 1:04:30

    written by justin timberlake according to this announcement also included in the sale to hypnosis

  • 1:04:36

    are the worldwide administration rights to the compositions subject to the remaining term of universal music

  • 1:04:42

    administration rights which expire in 2025 further terms of this deal were not disclosed

  • 1:04:48

    although it's valued at just above 100 million dollars round of applause for him um how many how many albums you got

  • 1:04:56

    four long yeah solo i think four four right 20 20 is two of them

  • 1:05:02

    it's justified man in the woods man in the woods sexy sexy future sexy love songs so that's

  • 1:05:10

    that five one two three oh yeah it's the part two of the twenty twenty mm-hmm

  • 1:05:15

    man of the woods five that's not a bad little liquid compilation yeah science behind it did he write

  • 1:05:21

    any of the group records or anything in there because it says anything written by him as well i'm sure he probably wrote some of it i don't know if i don't

  • 1:05:26

    know any of that to be fact i wouldn't be surprised if he didn't at the same time because pop yeah we already know you know we know how

  • 1:05:32

    that goes um so what that mean they just own this pub from some of the nsync [ __ ]

  • 1:05:39

    potentially if you if he wrote stuff on there gotcha that means they own a lot did a lot of him i would

  • 1:05:45

    wonder what the science is because everything that i've read saying like when you sell your pub they'll buy

  • 1:05:52

    let's say for 100 million but they stand and make a billion so i wonder why the artists won't keep it

  • 1:05:58

    because it's 100 100 million dollar liquor right one time yeah maybe

  • 1:06:13

    so he's going to make more you know some of these older artists that are probably not going to really create much more if

  • 1:06:18

    anymore at all and cash the [ __ ] out there's another part in there the the stance to make 100 billion might

  • 1:06:25

    come after i pass yeah like you know everybody music shoot up

  • 1:06:31

    when something happens so that might be the yo i'm gonna buy this as a insurance player for you know i get my money back

  • 1:06:37

    where you go yeah you can take this now and do what you want to do with it are you talking about from the uh the buyer

  • 1:06:42

    it's like you you might yeah it might be worth a billion but that billion is once you pass and everything increases

  • 1:06:48

    that long term you might not be worth a billion in your lifetime oh no i'm taking 100 so take

  • 1:06:53

    the 100 mil i saw a article i saw an article that reminds me this a little bit uh it's i saw an article that

  • 1:07:01

    said that all the wall street people are buying up uh to start all the starter homes in america

  • 1:07:06

    which kind of reminds me of starter homes you said yeah okay whatever that is but that's what is that

  • 1:07:12

    defined as just like uh inexpensive homes yeah maybe a certain price range yeah maybe like a three

  • 1:07:18

    bedroom one and a half bath typical suburban type they can be our starter

  • 1:07:24

    quote unquote start at home article was talking about why wall street would be so heavily invested in real estate and

  • 1:07:31

    what's to come from that but that's what the company's buying up all the publishing reminds me of

  • 1:07:36

    like i have no idea what's coming from this but it's something they know something is

  • 1:07:42

    coming and they're going to want all these different catalogs to be able to monetize properly or it could be

  • 1:07:48

    especially with the meta version see where streaming is coming and all of these contracts don't really cover

  • 1:07:54

    the next step so let's buy all of this up now so now when it's time to negotiate we own everything

  • 1:08:00

    yeah you know what i'm saying like people are now getting nfts written in their contracts

  • 1:08:06

    like so yeah these people could say oh we know this could be worth something once the the game changes into

  • 1:08:12

    whatever's next yeah let's snatch everything up all you gotta do is go back and look at uh i gotta sit on it

  • 1:08:17

    just wait the beatles and michael jackson all these artists that are still the most popular highest selling artist

  • 1:08:22

    still to this day even with nothing new in the marketplace so yeah no we're gonna buy all that [ __ ] we're gonna buy it and we'll sit on it like i said

  • 1:08:28

    something happens and then we might not recruit for 10 years but after that it's cool timberlake has sold more than 150

  • 1:08:34

    million records 88 million as a solo artist and 70 million within sync and won 10 grammy awards out of 39

  • 1:08:41

    nominations 11 mtv video music awards 20 ass cap pop music awards 10 teen choice

  • 1:08:46

    awards the songwriters hall of fame temporary icon award four primetime emmy awards an academy award nomination for

  • 1:08:53

    best original song and an honorary doctor of music degree from berkeley college of music among many other honors

  • 1:09:00

    round of applause again a hell of a resume for justin timberlake i wonder how that works with um with new work

  • 1:09:06

    though i guess it it doesn't count no no this on the previous article that was up there this doesn't count anything going

  • 1:09:12

    forward this is yeah you probably don't even make no more

  • 1:09:17

    music no he's probably not somebody still would see it although 100 million in the bank

  • 1:09:23

    you could just start doing all the [ __ ] music is just a hobby at that point you know what i'm saying like you could

  • 1:09:29

    start passion project yeah

  • 1:09:35

    yes it says here uh unnamed sources saying the deal is valued at just above 100 million and does not include future

  • 1:09:40

    works okay so that's a hell of a look for five albums man that's kind of like wayne [ __ ]

  • 1:09:47

    yeah well yeah i guess so cause i don't know i wonder how the uh mixtape should come away and [ __ ] or if it did or did not

  • 1:09:54

    i never thought about that before i don't think it would but i don't think it would say that it wasn't necessarily studio

  • 1:10:01

    albums all right yeah the mixtape stuff i wonder how that factored into any of that if at all i don't think it would well

  • 1:10:08

    i don't know because we've also it wasn't albums but we also see artists that are going back and clearing these and now releasing

  • 1:10:14

    these mixtapes so something could be there oh playable though their own [ __ ] yeah

  • 1:10:21

    yeah but potentially you know depending on what the circumstances of the album like they may have been contractually bound to

  • 1:10:27

    whatever label they were on at the time but have y'all heard the pharrell 21 savage snippet

  • 1:10:32

    uh uh no no i haven't i have not you wanna play it for me no we'll talk again when everyone hears it got it okay

  • 1:10:40

    did it sound like a slappy hard to say from a snippet sure sure

  • 1:10:46

    i'll wait till it drops i trust 20 21 savage's ear when it comes to features and singles

  • 1:10:52

    he's normally really good at that so i'll wait okay i reserve and reserve judgment

  • 1:10:58

    while we are on the subject of music we are one week away from the post malone album do it seem like it really yes

  • 1:11:06

    yo they're burying varying homie tracklists came i buried a few people yeah yeah muddy in the waters

  • 1:11:14

    that's crazy just seeing it just feels fishy i have nothing concrete to support that

  • 1:11:19

    but it does feel fishy that's superfishing

  • 1:11:24

    that kendrick second week feels fishy to me too what it do 85 89 85 something like that 85 sets seem low to you or

  • 1:11:32

    high low extremely low slow seems fishy

  • 1:11:38

    last album and a double album with that

  • 1:11:43

    the numbers in general for his [ __ ] have been seems weird i wasn't mad at the 300 week one

  • 1:11:49

    but if your label is involved then you don't drop to 85 week two

  • 1:11:56

    for an act like that and again we don't this could be all

  • 1:12:01

    like they could all be of expecting this like kendrick his people like yo we know

  • 1:12:06

    y'all ain't in on it the numbers are gonna do that i'm not a numbers chaser cool here it is tank got that clip running around from

  • 1:12:13

    him doing drink champs when he's talking about uh sam smith sam smith and

  • 1:12:19

    what would happen if he were to sing that song and how it would would be limited bandwidth because

  • 1:12:25

    our uh our love is the threat and boy i mean it's such a profound it

  • 1:12:30

    was deep yo profound point that he made it hasn't escaped me it [ __ ] me up it

  • 1:12:35

    hasn't escaped me since he said it and cute paraphrase a little bit more i didn't see the clip he said um

  • 1:12:42

    you wanna do it he said the sam smith song stay with me

  • 1:12:47

    uh sam smith sings it immediate chart placement smash so forth

  • 1:12:53

    and so on if i were to sing that same song limited bandwidth it probably wouldn't

  • 1:12:58

    get very far because our love is a threat like

  • 1:13:05

    me singing about keeping families together the dad's still in the household

  • 1:13:10

    uh so forth and so on that's what the threat is not the violence which is why that is what's

  • 1:13:17

    promoted and pushed to the market interesting that [ __ ] [ __ ] me up i started following that [ __ ] after that

  • 1:13:23

    no [ __ ] he's also a quality follower uh shout out to nori this was a real good interview but what were we just

  • 1:13:29

    talking about something that made me think of this kendrick no i'm saying numbers oh yeah so i mean

  • 1:13:36

    they go hand in hand for me um so you think that the subject matter

  • 1:13:41

    all that [ __ ] he's talking about on there along with it being his final album

  • 1:13:46

    uh that's really important along with him trying to uplift promote baby keem

  • 1:13:52

    like just start his own [ __ ] i think that now there will be new hurdles new hurdles to hop over that weren't

  • 1:13:58

    necessarily there before when you're more in line with what the label wants you to do and you're their premier act

  • 1:14:04

    yeah yeah i never yo that was a good one

  • 1:14:09

    because 85 week two i never thought about that for kendrick for kendrick i never really paid pay attention to what

  • 1:14:14

    week two numbers look like so i can't tell if that's high or low but week two is the the for me the most important week to play pay attention to right

  • 1:14:21

    that's without the fluff without the icing that's who's still in the music yeah yeah what's word of mouth saying

  • 1:14:27

    not even now it could be there was some tricks played week one oh that too yeah you know what i'm saying

  • 1:14:33

    these are genuine numbers i'll give you a better gauge right here if the label will give you a date they

  • 1:14:38

    are trying to sell records in week one they're not trying to sell everybody

  • 1:14:43

    records in week two that take a whole new bag now to focus on week two and week three

  • 1:14:50

    hey all that work we did let's see if we get back in week one and you carry it out with word of mouth and go do some podcasts or something

  • 1:14:57

    but all that letterman in week three of your project all that [ __ ] hey my late night run

  • 1:15:04

    is in hey i've been i've been out for six months i'm just doing my letterman right all

  • 1:15:10

    that grammy placement nomination while your album all that [ __ ] costs money yeah

  • 1:15:17

    and everybody ain't privy to that type of money i damn sure it wasn't def jam was shocked this [ __ ] pump it up start

  • 1:15:23

    getting nominated for [ __ ] he's like oh yeah we pay for this

  • 1:15:28

    we did not tell this to go they can't might talk about you don't even go you told me he told you don't go

  • 1:15:34

    don't go and you won yeah that's what i wanted to the grammys or the vibe no that was the bible award but

  • 1:15:39

    but listen to that like he's he was telling me good [ __ ] if it was a normal award ceremony the

  • 1:15:45

    bible awards was new so that was their first awards show and it was really people's choice

  • 1:15:50

    so i won people's choice but awards ain't no damn people's choice

  • 1:15:55

    and he was just trying to school me and protect me i don't be mad at that [ __ ] but i was mad at this [ __ ]

  • 1:16:00

    i was mad at that [ __ ] don't blame me i don't play this is crazy with postie though i

  • 1:16:07

    yeah with the ascot i was just like i looked it up like i said he put the tracklist out still they say i haven't seen a peep

  • 1:16:13

    he normally does what 3 4 out the gate yeah yeah that's crazy and the weekend record is

  • 1:16:20

    on there stop silencing posties stupid that's my man y'all don't like

  • 1:16:27

    that i don't like that yeah it's it's i can't tell you why there's something more

  • 1:16:32

    there like brownstone i can't there's something definitely more more here like this dude

  • 1:16:37

    was headlining all the festivals right before cool and he ain't missed and hasn't missed on the album like he's

  • 1:16:44

    been that dude and to see this now i think it's back to that

  • 1:16:49

    label label beef business label beef they're not getting along so we're gonna

  • 1:16:55

    let this quietly come out and use that a reason hold something against you yeah

  • 1:17:01

    now you owe us money looking at things quietly coming out had to get to it at some point how do

  • 1:17:06

    you feel about all of these the latest latest news bits coming out about that

  • 1:17:14

    texas massacre oh um and there's been a lot it's been a lot and it's [ __ ]

  • 1:17:20

    disheartening oh dude frustrating understanding heartbreaking

  • 1:17:25

    uh a lot of the [ __ ] that i want to say i probably won't say because i don't want to put us into a line of fire

  • 1:17:32

    i don't want to offend nobody well who would there be to offend in this yeah everybody's offending

  • 1:17:38

    everybody yeah like like anybody that should be offended is getting offended

  • 1:17:44

    defund the police it's all over the place

  • 1:17:49

    well when when they there was a press conference and they came out and said the officers

  • 1:17:55

    made the decision to not go in there because they thought it was over

  • 1:18:01

    meanwhile the parents there's that's there's that's two strikes by the way they're lying they decided not to go in

  • 1:18:06

    there and because they thought it was over yo this was breaking in real time as we were exiting

  • 1:18:12

    the last part but if you remember when i when i read it and it read

  • 1:18:18

    police engaged him and then on his way in blah blah blah happened i was like you want to be

  • 1:18:24

    sensitive but that don't sound correct yeah they don't sound right it didn't well

  • 1:18:29

    i've been seeing i paid attention to that that uh press conference they didn't go in because one

  • 1:18:36

    first was saying because they thought it was over meanwhile there were children

  • 1:18:42

    inside right on their phones calling 9-1-1 calling 9-1-1 saying please come

  • 1:18:47

    please come in the parents were like yo the cops are not going let's rush it ourselves imagine being a parent

  • 1:18:52

    outstanding they were they were standing outside from some of the reports i read they were like detaining and uh made them the parents stopped

  • 1:18:58

    them yeah i see you showed up no no the one that [ __ ] me up i wait well hold up i would like to know

  • 1:19:04

    if there's a lawsuit that could be get that could be had there no by well let me finish

  • 1:19:12

    you are stopping me from going in there and getting my child like any parent would

  • 1:19:17

    yet y'all are reported to be going in there and taking out your child

  • 1:19:23

    yeah that's the that was a crazy thing that sounds like it should be a lawsuit of course a lawsuit wouldn't fix

  • 1:19:29

    anything from those trends but i'm just saying imagine being a parent trying to go save your kid and

  • 1:19:36

    being told no and being restrained from people with guns that's supposed to have our best interests and suppose and they

  • 1:19:41

    go in there and get their kid i read a few articles um

  • 1:19:46

    i also read the kids that were screaming for help as the cops uh as the cops surrounded the

  • 1:19:53

    building and worked from outside the kids screaming for help he would shoot no so what the cop would say they said

  • 1:19:59

    the cops were telling him if you're inside scream to let us know you're inside and as they would scream he would come

  • 1:20:06

    in and shoot somebody to silence them like that fam

  • 1:20:11

    it's one thing [ __ ] me up i read an article and it was a little girl and she told the article and she said that

  • 1:20:16

    you she took one of the kids blood and took their blood and wiped it all on

  • 1:20:22

    her and played dead my [ __ ] for over an hour it [ __ ] me up she said she was laying down here for over an hour

  • 1:20:28

    playing dead and she said she can hear the cops and the grown people like talking and [ __ ]

  • 1:20:33

    and she said it seemed like she was there for three hours but she was there for over an hour she took she was cognizant enough as a child to take some

  • 1:20:40

    blood off of one of the other dead kids and wipe it on herself to appear dead do

  • 1:20:46

    you know what mental [ __ ] that little girl is going to go through for the rest of my [ __ ] life i don't want my child to have to be that cognizant at school

  • 1:20:52

    at school as a child i don't know they got schools brave fire jungle

  • 1:21:01

    but man i don't want that huh the schools are having shooting drills like yeah they got to have fire drifts

  • 1:21:07

    and the [ __ ] that they're proposing is let's just make one entrance and exit to the school so now it's like a fire head

  • 1:21:12

    like so now we gonna burn up if the fire breaks out in the front [ __ ] is so frustrating like we have a milk we have a a police force in this country in

  • 1:21:18

    general that is is equipped like a military and they're standing outside and they're scared to go in what is

  • 1:21:24

    going what is happening i read something i mean shooting drills cool but the columbine kids that survived have

  • 1:21:32

    children yeah think about this what are your shooting drills doing we

  • 1:21:38

    have 20 years of this data here sandy hook all in that show

  • 1:21:47

    the show's stopped yo they said that um i read an article that said that um basically the stance on the police is

  • 1:21:53

    that they don't have to even though they are quote unquote sworn to protect and serve

  • 1:21:59

    they don't have to put themselves in harm's way if they feel as though it's a situation where they could be injured or

  • 1:22:06

    hurt they don't have to they didn't have to leave that that mad man in there for a

  • 1:22:11

    whole 40 minutes with children they said that these children it was so bad that they uh most of them couldn't even be

  • 1:22:18

    identified without a dna swap come on though you're the lion no i read that too no

  • 1:22:25

    every every single detail that comes out about this it's more gruesome

  • 1:22:30

    it's disturbing they won't make any changes to the laws so what i

  • 1:22:36

    think regarding access to no that just blocks them no dogs the crazy part was

  • 1:22:41

    they show all of like last 15 or 20 massacres yeah same gun yeah air 15.

  • 1:22:46

    same goal same exact ar-15 and i want to be clear i do believe in the right for civilians

  • 1:22:52

    to own firearms but there should be a limit and a reason it's a it's a few different things i'm i believe that you

  • 1:22:58

    do have the right to own a gun i believe that when it comes to certain types of guns you can't really justif in my

  • 1:23:05

    opinion you can't justify the need for ak-47 right like that's not about protection at that

  • 1:23:11

    point or sport or yeah but if there's a proper background checkup uh if there's a proper uh

  • 1:23:18

    checkup and check them into your mental health there's more there's more checks on getting a driver's license than there

  • 1:23:24

    is more checks everything you shouldn't be able to run to not rent a car but can go get this

  • 1:23:31

    gun right hey i can't i ca i can't go in a strip club but i can get this gun

  • 1:23:37

    to like a gun trade show before ever no no no no dog

  • 1:23:43

    you just ain't no paperwork you can walk right up there if you got the cash on you yo let me get that yeah my man told

  • 1:23:49

    me that my man said that's it my man said i've been to one always buy your guns from a trade yes or a pawn shop yup

  • 1:23:55

    my man told me that because it don't matter what the history of the gunfighters did not do giving it to you know back in the day

  • 1:24:02

    like we'd be scared to buy used guns because you know they could have bodies on them or whatever the case may be and my man was like yo always get your guns

  • 1:24:08

    from a trade show or a pawn shop if you don't buy them brand new because it kind of erases the history prior to you get

  • 1:24:16

    them saying so but bro yeah like the media start immediately getting to work

  • 1:24:22

    want to tell me stories about how this kid was teased in school and had a rough upbringing

  • 1:24:27

    so respectfully i don't give a [ __ ] did you see that there was a clip of a kid who was

  • 1:24:33

    friends with him or a classmate or whatever he said that's not true he was a bully and people just didn't really take his bullying seriously so he got

  • 1:24:39

    mad about it [Music] i don't like that either i don't like

  • 1:24:45

    the wording i don't like the heat and i don't wanna i don't wanna know nothing about this [ __ ] i don't really wanna make it racy i don't like that he left

  • 1:24:51

    his school to do it like you left your school you sucker to go to an elementary to go to the kids

  • 1:24:58

    school yeah no no no no i don't like that i don't like that it's also being reported

  • 1:25:04

    that police saw the tweets from this kid 30 minutes 30 30 minutes 30 minutes before

  • 1:25:09

    yeah we're not tweets but facebook posts wherever they be posting that i don't know fact check it yourself

  • 1:25:14

    huh it's facebook right that they saw the the the posts and just

  • 1:25:19

    decided to monitor see that and that's other things surveil that's the other thing that really pissed me off all of

  • 1:25:25

    this uh algorithm [ __ ] they can see and hear anything we say and then do it on our

  • 1:25:30

    phones but you see [ __ ] like this and nothing gets done there's reports now with the uh buffalo

  • 1:25:35

    shooter that there was a retired officer or uh retired federal agent federal

  • 1:25:41

    agent retired federal agent that was kicking it with him in regards to the ship he was giving him advice on him he

  • 1:25:47

    told him y'all about to go do x y z you want to come watch a retired federal agent that had some

  • 1:25:52

    links to some um white supremacist group not only that he said he sent him his plan like yo does this look silent like

  • 1:25:58

    will this work read this my point is

  • 1:26:04

    and i'm we all got family members or friends that's officers in my opinion the officers that went into that school

  • 1:26:11

    to get their kids should be fired yeah

  • 1:26:16

    it's a it's a parental instinct but at the same token you allowed officers to and they admitted it too

  • 1:26:23

    because now they're trying to backtrack it but they got some of the officers on camera with the interviewers saying yeah we went and they got their kids out and

  • 1:26:30

    but then you'll stop another parent from doing some [ __ ] that y'all just did that's a different type of privilege for

  • 1:26:37

    him like that's a whole different type of privilege you [ __ ] around punching them and they face like maybe get your ass out of my face

  • 1:26:43

    there needs to be major uh gun reform and uh uh

  • 1:26:48

    police reform in this country on the floor [ __ ] like that i don't i unfortunately don't see it happening

  • 1:26:54

    they're not going too much money but they had senators crying on the floor like yo they had

  • 1:27:00

    you seen the steve curtis [ __ ] i also saw policemen joking about it

  • 1:27:05

    really yeah i won't dare repeat what i saw because

  • 1:27:11

    that's how disgusting it was nah they had some cos um i didn't want to come in here last week

  • 1:27:16

    with it but the buffalo [ __ ] they haven't seen oh that's what i'm doing oh no i thought you were talking about this

  • 1:27:21

    disgusting no i thought you were talking about this oh no not with this i'm talking about buffalo yeah buffalo they have some

  • 1:27:27

    ceos cracking jokes it must be nice though to live uh

  • 1:27:32

    to live somewhere else where they just value life like where they just

  • 1:27:38

    won't allow the cops to have the guns uh won't allow people to get guns without all these types of schools shooting this

  • 1:27:45

    [ __ ] only happens here only here by a large market buy a huge like you could take the next three four countries in

  • 1:27:52

    line and it's not even half and some of those some of those countries uh australia israel a couple other

  • 1:27:58

    countries are pro-gun and you can civilians it's not like some countries where nobody can get guns like some of these countries are kind of have the

  • 1:28:04

    same thought process and principles that we do regarding guns but they just put a limit on the types of guns that you can

  • 1:28:10

    purchase punishment is a different type of punishment true true i was reading them i think was scotland and they had a mass

  • 1:28:16

    shooting back in 2016 or something they changed laws immediately immediately immediately yeah and they

  • 1:28:23

    haven't had one since like i thought that kid was what that kid was mexican

  • 1:28:29

    what was it i'm not sure the shooter he was white salvadorian y'all salvadorian

  • 1:28:36

    salvadorian doing that in texas and of course they're going to leave them right immediately goes to them

  • 1:28:43

    using that for immigration absolutely tactics and absolutely all of this this

  • 1:28:48

    [ __ ] is so complex and nuance yo yeah yeah yeah but the solution shouldn't be

  • 1:28:54

    no because it plays right into political hands at that point yeah this wouldn't have happened had

  • 1:29:00

    we had stricter immigration laws if they wouldn't have been able to come over here then this would have happened

  • 1:29:07

    and that's why i hate the i hate the party ticks dog i hate politics when it comes to parties because in my opinion

  • 1:29:14

    they don't give a [ __ ] about the people they care about the party yeah more than the human beings that are involved in the decisions you're making for other

  • 1:29:21

    people they care about the donors and they care about maintaining their their position and they'd be so disconnected

  • 1:29:27

    because you're a [ __ ] senator you're a congressman your kids go to the best schools and some of the best

  • 1:29:33

    schools in the world this does not remotely even into your

  • 1:29:38

    mind that this can happen at your kid's school one of them news

  • 1:29:44

    channel folks literally got up there and said i put this on the parents

  • 1:29:51

    you should it you should know what school your child is going to you should know the security at your school that

  • 1:29:57

    would even allow for that to take place now the crazy part would you hear that government governor abbott got up there and said hey as

  • 1:30:04

    horrible as this was we all need to keep in mind this could have been worse

  • 1:30:09

    as we said no you know what else is horrible is the very was it a day later or two days later they had an nra

  • 1:30:15

    meeting and didn't allow guns guns nope no guns in here

  • 1:30:21

    in the er nra me yeah can't bring no guns in here that's what was wild duh

  • 1:30:27

    like some of the [ __ ] it don't like just any logical rational thinking person

  • 1:30:33

    would be like but to get on tv and say that it could have been worse worse

  • 1:30:39

    how or he was trying to find some silver lining in the moment to dig up the fine work

  • 1:30:45

    that policemen were doing like oh my lord yo if you don't have your own brain and you just listen to

  • 1:30:52

    what comes across these media outlets yeah

  • 1:30:57

    it's just a different type of disconnect it could have been worse is this

  • 1:31:03

    children slaughtered or homeless or hungry or whatever the case may be the politicians will get up

  • 1:31:10

    there and kind of be like we just sent 140 billion to

  • 1:31:18

    ukraine 40 40 billion yeah it's 100 and some change and just so we don't have it wrong i'm not sure if that

  • 1:31:24

    gentleman that murderer was salvadorean i think his name is

  • 1:31:30

    salvador oh so i just don't okay they'll tell us we got some information wrong okay our apologies for that yeah i'll

  • 1:31:36

    probably snafu okay rest in peace to all the how many times we have to say this

  • 1:31:41

    i'm i'm totally gonna say thoughts and prayers like none of that i don't want to say anything actually after a minute yeah

  • 1:31:48

    he's probably like bro i i don't be i know i don't be getting emotional and [ __ ] like that bro i went home grabbed

  • 1:31:53

    my daughter and i'm just i couldn't even imagine like i wouldn't pick her up from daycare and i'm just like matt like i

  • 1:31:59

    can't put my mindset into what them parents had to deal with mm-hmm like the they should feel

  • 1:32:05

    you gotta rush to school you but half the rush like it's easiest for us yeah yeah you gotta rush to school then i

  • 1:32:12

    hear uh one of the teachers that passed away her it was either her husband i would say the very next day

  • 1:32:20

    they left four kids before kids that one did it shout to sean king you have a heart attack trying to trying

  • 1:32:25

    to mourn properly trying to just cry and your heart can't even take it because this is your high

  • 1:32:31

    school sweetheart you've been married to for 27 years or some crazy [ __ ] and there's no consolation but sean king and

  • 1:32:36

    them started a gofundme for the four kids and it raised like a sick amount of money in one day

  • 1:32:43

    not enough but it's not enough it's not a consolation but it is a good thing you potentially had a house that the kids could grow up

  • 1:32:49

    in and all of that [ __ ] yo i can't go to the bathroom without my son running over there to flush the toilet i can't go to

  • 1:32:55

    the fridge without my son running behind me i can't go upstairs i can't do [ __ ] without my son running

  • 1:33:01

    daddy daddy is coming believe me it's like so like

  • 1:33:09

    oh it just hit differently it just hit differently yeah though it's different it does

  • 1:33:15

    rest in peace to ray leota yeah

  • 1:33:20

    we lost ray leota uh alan white and andy fletcher in one day

  • 1:33:28

    one day musicians ellen what's up drummer from yes and a bunch of uh andy fletcher's

  • 1:33:35

    are keyboarders oh smoke yeah and you know ray liott of course of

  • 1:33:40

    course in a day my man henry

  • 1:33:46

    i still think it's gonna be like a brutal summer i don't want to put that in the air because words have meanings but

  • 1:33:52

    2022 has been there needs to be meaningful change and people out here

  • 1:33:58

    and a difference in two years people had ppp bread two years ago now my [ __ ] food is high gas is high

  • 1:34:06

    everything is hot he's saying that the average rent um in the united states will be two thousand dollars a month so

  • 1:34:15

    it's crazy that's crazy dawg i agree average and that and the minimum wage is what now seven dollars and fifty cents

  • 1:34:22

    no that's more than that no it doesn't national national national level hours is higher yeah okay

  • 1:34:27

    yeah yeah of course regionally you can but i'm just saying look at that though national minimum wage is what would you say 7 50 i think or seven seven

  • 1:34:34

    something and they're predicting by august gas is gonna hit six dollars a gallon nationwide

  • 1:34:39

    yikes yeah because new jersey has some of the the cheapest gas in the country mm-hmm in our shields

  • 1:34:46

    this morning before yeah before i used to be like okay yo fill it up now i'm paying

  • 1:34:52

    attention to what gas station is what oh wait i'm shopping around wait how much they got it over there paying cash

  • 1:35:03

    120 to fill up the other day i was hot all right i was hot yo i saw somebody tweet this

  • 1:35:09

    earlier and i i laughed because it makes a real good point they said when the last time you was at the gas station to

  • 1:35:14

    smelt gas word oh [ __ ] it's over for that yo

  • 1:35:20

    not letting the drop hit the ground boy or are they stepping on that they're snapping off all that probably both

  • 1:35:28

    i'm shaking the whole hose out pause i'm holding the hose by the bottom of this

  • 1:35:34

    little drip out that [ __ ] that's funny yo oh man um

  • 1:35:39

    see look me nine years old i was about to say this was a feeling me nine years old

  • 1:35:46

    though remember how people say people were saying like when they heard illmatic it was something you never heard before what the [ __ ] is this

  • 1:35:53

    so me hearing this smooth ass just what was this

  • 1:35:59

    camera that's 92 the same thing i just said why are we talking now why are we speaking now about anything

  • 1:36:06

    if he was nine years old that goes to my point asking a question

  • 1:36:11

    would you talk to him about this why do we want to hear what a nine-year-old thought when let me ride

  • 1:36:17

    came out i was high on dust by the time this came out congratulations on me i was a senior

  • 1:36:23

    i'm not homie when you no i'm reminiscing about dust i got it yeah

  • 1:36:30

    yeah rock out with that nah i was a senior i remember when snoop was stumbling through the door on g thing

  • 1:36:36

    video see i remember that too that's that that's none that was yeah why do you think

  • 1:36:42

    what i'm saying shut up what i'm saying though is seriously like

  • 1:36:50

    seeing this just hearing it i might can't relate to it but it was a different sound than what i've heard and

  • 1:36:55

    it made me it just pulled me that direction i like this [ __ ] my daughter got songs that she like

  • 1:37:01

    she's two she can't relate to her but she got they got you hear something and you like it

  • 1:37:07

    you see something you like it you taste something you like it you smell something you like it that's human

  • 1:37:13

    so you can fall in love with something based off of how you're introduced to it and i was introduced to the west coast

  • 1:37:18

    sound through watching the video and hearing this smooth sounding comfortable ass [ __ ]

  • 1:37:24

    and you could check all of that out on ice's new podcast this what i thought when i was nine

  • 1:37:30

    coming soon [Music]

  • 1:37:45

    let's make sure though i get not games like that in there not games like that in there we on i mean i've been in david

  • 1:37:52

    busses we've come back from our lunch break can you guys tell the audience what y'all are arguing about oh it's just another ice was never outside thing

  • 1:37:58

    that you guys like now you're really drilling no it's funny i have been wait but the funny [ __ ] is i have been absolutely silent in this

  • 1:38:05

    you have not i have not seen the word in this i sense you said i only i just went

  • 1:38:10

    to the store for the first time at 14. i have not said a word joe you said a lot before that and you well i started the

  • 1:38:17

    theory about the inside the house dudes versus downside to house dude i know but i ain't gonna harp on it every time

  • 1:38:23

    because i know it hits like a heart string of yours i didn't know what to do i keep trying to get you all to

  • 1:38:28

    understand see here's where the debate keeps coming from you think that me as an inside

  • 1:38:34

    person that my i think that my opinion should matter with yours or someone who's been outside i keep telling you i

  • 1:38:41

    don't give a [ __ ] about your opinion i only care about mine ever it's not true

  • 1:38:47

    that it mine and your debate started because i said i don't pay the inside

  • 1:38:52

    [ __ ] no mine and you saying that's wrong with me no you said basically your opinion is

  • 1:38:57

    more weighted yeah [ __ ] that was inside and he told me that he told me that was wrong that's why that's the

  • 1:39:03

    only reason we harp on this but it is wrong to me and that's why but that but that's the different stance

  • 1:39:09

    from somebody who don't give a [ __ ] about anything outside of their opinion and in terms of learning music from

  • 1:39:14

    inside downs i didn't know it was that severe like i didn't ish i keep i don't hide

  • 1:39:19

    behind that why i'm not out here trying to tell the people the new information that you learned how the conversation

  • 1:39:30

    we had a conversation about the neighborhoods that we grew up in so the neighborhoods that we grow up in you

  • 1:39:36

    kind of like tossed in a fire for lack of a better term it was a community everybody knew everybody miss

  • 1:39:42

    pat knew such and such as kids that knew such and such as kids famous man so basically i said he lived in a

  • 1:39:49

    certain neighborhood in north and dayton street it was a rough neighborhood he never could go to the corner store no

  • 1:39:55

    that's not how it started what happened i'll tell you he said parker was across the street he never could go in the park

  • 1:40:02

    park he couldn't go in the park yeah he said i never walked and then i said huh and he said you only got dropped off to

  • 1:40:08

    school that's right yeah that's when i knew not to say nothing in this conversation until he got the bike and

  • 1:40:13

    then he said even in high school he said no by the time ninth grade came i was riding my bike

  • 1:40:19

    in high school there was on stage right before i got my car was like great wait then he said he got a car riding the

  • 1:40:25

    bike with the jabal when you get crazy when did you get a car you should just get caught up on the spot wait then senior year you got a car to

  • 1:40:31

    me he's like yeah yeah [ __ ] that's the goal the beverly hills that's what you want you want that

  • 1:40:37

    for your kids yes i'm not disagreeing with you that's what i want to talk about our age so you should have missed the

  • 1:40:44

    demo to get all of this you privileged i'm under you and i can't even call you a bastard cause you knew your dad shut

  • 1:40:50

    the [ __ ] up all i keep saying is the inside house [ __ ] don't know that sometimes they gotta shut the [ __ ] up

  • 1:40:56

    this [ __ ] said yo i rode my bike to school we corey said hold up what's going on

  • 1:41:01

    so you rode your bike and it was still there when you came outside yeah no i said i never walked to school yo that

  • 1:41:08

    [ __ ] was as far as hell no that [ __ ] was like a mile and a half walk no [ __ ] my whole life

  • 1:41:14

    i'm not walking that far i'm not yo y'all can make faces i know y'all don't understand i don't get it you're right but guess what we just didn't come up

  • 1:41:21

    but why but why you don't know that you don't understand too i'm not mad at you knowing that we don't understand damn

  • 1:41:26

    i'm the king of saying i don't get the life that y'all grew up in so this [ __ ] said he couldn't go to the corner store

  • 1:41:32

    mama yo i hear it again i'll tell y'all again the bodega was a rite of passage that's where the fights happened that's

  • 1:41:39

    where the video game is in brazil you stole out the [ __ ] ice cream thing you can't go yeah

  • 1:41:47

    what i'm saying is my mom's mindset was yo first off it was it was she was a single

  • 1:41:54

    mom raising two kids she don't try to make me cry i'm not trying to make you cry i'm giving you some facts i'm giving you some facts

  • 1:42:00

    just checking single mom raising two kids yeah we had help from my grandparents thank god for them shout out to the

  • 1:42:06

    grand shout out to the grandparents so my mom's mindset was yo there's nothing outside but trouble

  • 1:42:12

    in those neighborhoods yeah i'm gonna do the best i can from keeping my kids from

  • 1:42:17

    getting in that trouble amazing that was hers mindset that was my family's mindset like yo after school no you go

  • 1:42:24

    to grandma house until moms get off and you go home like all our parents said that no that's

  • 1:42:30

    amazing all about but not everybody not everyone was able to do it that's true everybody didn't have everybody's parents that could pick their kids up

  • 1:42:36

    from school yes keep them until they got off yes everybody didn't have that listen we making jokes but this is what

  • 1:42:42

    i'm saying the f i'm not as jokes though no i'm agreeing with you that if you could stay away the idol time is the

  • 1:42:49

    devil's workshop right but i still think that as young boys growing up in our

  • 1:42:55

    neighborhoods there are certain adversities that only outside can give you it's being nice yo my mom knew

  • 1:43:02

    better than to try to put my devilish ass on my grandparent

  • 1:43:08

    i dare her would have introduced the grandparent and i to the mischief that i was up to like the corner stores

  • 1:43:15

    wouldn't have been able to yeah man hold me when you shot them then before you give your opinions tell

  • 1:43:21

    them that you was a good kid i was a great kid and that's it straight a student up to high school i'm proud of

  • 1:43:26

    that [ __ ] i mean you all came out i was just trying to feel away for the wait no this is my date hey shout out to the fam

  • 1:43:33

    bro you never had a fight yeah i'm talking about like up coming up yes i told you we our fights was in school we

  • 1:43:40

    fought it's not a good fight i'm sorry you came really young sorry yo you can't

  • 1:43:46

    get it in in 30. one or two that was out yeah the teacher's gonna come yeah the teacher gonna come that's broke up i'm talking

  • 1:43:52

    about the real damn [ __ ] scoop slam them and really start on top yeah

  • 1:44:01

    yeah i didn't want to talk to [ __ ] that was listening to their parents i'm sorry honestly as a teenager who

  • 1:44:07

    listened to their parents come straight home after school no no no no no no no i don't have to he

  • 1:44:12

    told that the car is waiting when i walk out yeah but you met it yeah you ran it yeah yeah

  • 1:44:17

    yeah yeah i had the water you

  • 1:44:32

    no no we didn't know it was the tougher way we learned along that way yeah i thought i was just nah mom i'm

  • 1:44:38

    not doing what you're saying i'm going to play pac-man in the little steak and cheese spot all right over there by the

  • 1:44:43

    [ __ ] by the way and now it's

  • 1:44:49

    because i came to generation after you guys and the home console started there you are you're already not your age

  • 1:44:56

    she's about 38. it's got me about what seven years it's got a few of us but you ain't far from it you was a different

  • 1:45:02

    type of child you're not far enough to talk what you talking about i guess 38 you can't come in and say i got dropped

  • 1:45:07

    off to school every day you can't say i'm not trying to appear tough to none of you [ __ ] yes i can i got dropped off and i'm happy because i didn't want

  • 1:45:13

    to walk i still don't want to walk i've never had to walk since [ __ ] ever

  • 1:45:19

    new isis oh man hey listen i don't walk now

  • 1:45:26

    our whole neighborhood walk to school it was that's cool salute

  • 1:45:32

    i didn't have to do that [ __ ] my kids ain't gonna have to do that [ __ ] like this is something that you struggle with

  • 1:45:38

    as a parent like you kind of don't want your kids to live the life you lived but you still want them to get some of

  • 1:45:44

    that you want them to pick your stuff up yeah yeah like that's a that's a you can pick it up by the way

  • 1:45:50

    no you can't you got to learn you got and that's the problem with look and i'm not shooting at you

  • 1:45:57

    no that's the problem with the [ __ ] that be trolling that's the problem with the [ __ ] that be trolling because them

  • 1:46:02

    [ __ ] never lived out their [ __ ] didn't come outside so now they can stand behind a computer and just shoot

  • 1:46:07

    jabs at [ __ ] all day because they never really got that way because they never got punched in the face

  • 1:46:13

    they never got punched in the face they never really had to put their hands up and square up with a [ __ ] for popping [ __ ]

  • 1:46:19

    outside we had to do that so you knew it was certain levels that you could go to in your insults or you had to be able to

  • 1:46:26

    fight it was certain [ __ ] you said about a [ __ ] mother when you brought a [ __ ] mother into it you had to fight you got

  • 1:46:31

    to fight that's where the stories come from of you having to go see the fine girl in the projects yes

  • 1:46:37

    it's not that you was tough you had no idea what was on the horizon for you

  • 1:46:43

    you thought you were just going to see shorty they ain't gonna do nothing and now you put in a spot where you're gonna

  • 1:46:48

    learn something about yourself and these new 20 gentlemen that you're going to meet for the first time these twenty

  • 1:46:54

    fine yeah yeah these fine shootiest young men at least distinguished gentlemen

  • 1:47:00

    yeah with puffy coats on that will not move

  • 1:47:06

    yo you going around [ __ ] like yo yeah they just doing what clear do at the airport just want to know who you

  • 1:47:11

    are before you go before you enter where you from where you're going yeah that's all where you're coming from

  • 1:47:17

    where's your landing spider how long is the flight yeah know what you got on you hey

  • 1:47:23

    what you got on you and do we have record of you passing this way before okay is this a new way that you're going

  • 1:47:28

    got some steps you have some stairs you got a cousin in this building [ __ ]

  • 1:47:34

    who who tasha hey yo tasha where's your boy you're gonna be having these bitch-ass [ __ ] coming through yeah all of that

  • 1:47:42

    all of that [ __ ] you could you just go on upstairs salute

  • 1:47:51

    oh you was good oh man if she was a bird then he was cool but have ain't nobody pop

  • 1:47:59

    not necessarily cool if she was a bird not because then everybody had i mean

  • 1:48:11

    they had no idea she was hopping around who are you yeah no yeah that's different um all

  • 1:48:18

    right what else is important besides ice getting dropped off to school they had a bike in the ninth grade and

  • 1:48:23

    not going to store toys for they didn't steal bikes and elizabeth he would have been able to ride to no school that was that

  • 1:48:28

    i'd had that bike i got to pick that lock

  • 1:48:43

    [Music] it ain't get in first time catching the bus to school

  • 1:48:50

    don't put that [ __ ] that's your man yeah i'm glad you left that dude

  • 1:48:58

    i'm glad you just

  • 1:49:03

    that night he didn't deserve to party that night i got to keep it a beam oh man i gotta stand tall on that one

  • 1:49:11

    hey shout out to mom's man all right what else is important out there

  • 1:49:16

    uh we care about cap getting a workout with the raiders i don't okay

  • 1:49:22

    yeah i'm happy for them of course yes but no they've gotten six years of my life

  • 1:49:27

    with this i like what stephen they said what is i didn't particularly like that he saw everybody getting like excited

  • 1:49:33

    hey cap's getting a workout with somebody um and he was just like yo everybody i need to pump you out brakes

  • 1:49:39

    oh basically what said okay he's out there throwing the ball to to empty wide open receivers i don't

  • 1:49:46

    mean he deserves to be in the nfl we haven't seen him throw to anybody with some or with some pressure with

  • 1:49:52

    some like white hate though that's hazy that's just hate

  • 1:49:58

    it's just a tryout you know like yeah it's a trial whether you can or can't that remains we're gonna find out that

  • 1:50:05

    remains to be it's a tryout if that team feels okay we're willing to even if it's a super low minimum whatever we're

  • 1:50:10

    willing to take a chance that's day decision right who are you oh slow down don't everybody

  • 1:50:16

    pump your brakes we don't know if he can do this you already question this [ __ ] um it's hate

  • 1:50:23

    yes i heard a little something that um

  • 1:50:28

    i won't go in depth about and i certainly hope it's not true

  • 1:50:33

    i think i heard what's allegedly at the center of this benny freddy give [ __ ] oh

  • 1:50:40

    uh i hear that don't tell me it's women not no

  • 1:50:50

    box you're lying

  • 1:50:56

    i don't report on hearsay oh man that better not be true

  • 1:51:03

    but i could see it being true yeah it's usually usually be that yeah

  • 1:51:09

    them two [ __ ] will never hear the end of my mouth if something stupid happen over something stupid that [ __ ] heard

  • 1:51:16

    that's all i'll say you gotta tell me that prayers and whoa no cause you're gonna get mad too if i

  • 1:51:22

    tell you you will be mad you're gonna think you

  • 1:51:27

    know what forget it oh man what else is important sony michael

  • 1:51:32

    jackson fake audio trial no no not important fake news oh dudes old news old news uh what's

  • 1:51:39

    going on lobby boy winnie the pooh horror movie he's free mexican out of control winnie

  • 1:51:45

    the pooh horror movie and while we look up facts about this i meant to come in

  • 1:51:51

    and and say who asked for the fire starter remake oh yeah you was hot when you saw that i cannot believe i let

  • 1:51:57

    y'all get away with making link lincoln lawyer a series that's cool not the worst i like that movie but it's

  • 1:52:03

    a serious name too um fire starter i love that movie when i was a child about the little white girl

  • 1:52:10

    that could [ __ ] just set [ __ ] on fire but no one asked for this to be remade

  • 1:52:16

    in 2022 not one soul i liked what you're gonna call it and i'm not sure how i felt about it

  • 1:52:23

    uh the time traveler's wife was a dope movie i didn't see it that [ __ ] was a really dope ass movie they made that

  • 1:52:30

    [ __ ] into a series you like the movie that movie i heard the series i feel like people told me that series was good but it might be i don't know

  • 1:52:36

    how because it was so intricate you'll like the movie you'll really like the movie but um i don't know how i feel about the series

  • 1:52:42

    i didn't really watch it yet but this is disgusting winnie the winning horror movie blood and honey is the name of it

  • 1:52:51

    yo look what they did to winnie the pooh so i looked into this right i want to see one more man yours what i understand

  • 1:52:58

    yeah i think it was earlier this year the rights well or winnie the pooh itself published maine yeah

  • 1:53:04

    copyright's up who the [ __ ] you want have you have your fun and they they walling

  • 1:53:10

    out got a challenger what is that you got the hellcat that's a bmw

  • 1:53:18

    yo look at this that's not funny though now i'm gonna watch this now i'm definitely you never get out your mind

  • 1:53:23

    edible gonna watch this i'm watching this see and they wonder

  • 1:53:29

    why the kids is wow

  • 1:53:35

    it's still a bear you [ __ ] can't beat a bear i hate this i hate it too

  • 1:53:41

    not just because i think creatively it's trash and

  • 1:53:46

    not to be this guy but that's just who i am at this point in my life

  • 1:53:52

    what the whites did yeah i'm waiting for it uh i wasn't going to go to whites but

  • 1:53:57

    maybe by the way whoever is at the helm of

  • 1:54:03

    the horror genre today seems to just use

  • 1:54:08

    the kids as a way to do it it's a consistent thing

  • 1:54:14

    from winnie the pooh to it to jurassic park

  • 1:54:20

    to annie the [ __ ] whatever she was it's sister whoever that was annabelle

  • 1:54:26

    for me it's just too many moving videos where

  • 1:54:31

    that's what we're doing like that's been the case for a little while though not back in the day

  • 1:54:38

    what about extra wait wait what about this is kid friendly

  • 1:54:44

    but what what's the correlation with the children and the experts only the exorcist was uh the shining

  • 1:54:51

    how the whole story is about the kid running loose in the hotel i mean not the plot line but

  • 1:54:57

    no they're using kids as a tool for horror yeah yeah i'm not i'm not talking about a kid just being in a heart you

  • 1:55:02

    mean like marketing i mean using the things that are attractive to children

  • 1:55:08

    um to be the horror thing flick

  • 1:55:14

    okay i don't like that you know that's i and i don't think it used to be like that like freddie you go to sleep those

  • 1:55:20

    was adult little kids that was ghosts you know what i think it is too i think chucky

  • 1:55:26

    well yeah yeah i don't ill but i think that a lot of

  • 1:55:32

    a lot of these things that they're using that you say like ties to the kids we kind of were kids

  • 1:55:38

    and these same things was around so i think they're trying to make it grow up with us not necessarily the kids today it's like let's show you what you're

  • 1:55:45

    older you you wouldn't watch winnie the pooh if they put a regular winnie the pooh animated joint out true so but you

  • 1:55:50

    know winnie the pooh from your childhood right so now that you're older you look at [ __ ] differently let's show you we need a pool differently

  • 1:55:56

    i think it's lazy right oh i might agree with you if most of these

  • 1:56:02

    movies came out rated r but they don't be they come out rated pg-13

  • 1:56:08

    as horror flicks so that they can appeal to people that shouldn't watch a rated r movie

  • 1:56:15

    and that's nasty i didn't beat that back in the day or horror movies were rated r they were hey the kids couldn't just

  • 1:56:21

    walk up you had to sneak or try to be grown yeah do some [ __ ] like that now you could just be a kid

  • 1:56:27

    i sound really like the old guy like the caveman like neil degrasse would say but i just think it's corny

  • 1:56:33

    i think it's scary because i don't like them slowing down i got five on it either for the horror movies but whatever

  • 1:56:39

    now you you feeding this negativity [ __ ] to these kids fam when one kid start oh then black

  • 1:56:46

    people in the horror movies hold up that's what they're doing

  • 1:56:51

    i mean am i off the kids are getting fed negativity through every outlet possible

  • 1:56:58

    i'm not disagreeing in school getting negative it was always negativity no no no i'm talking about negativity

  • 1:57:05

    like what the tragedy that just like these kids are facing negativity on a different scale but in our year coming

  • 1:57:11

    up dog 18 year old if he wowed out he would have wowed out in the high school

  • 1:57:18

    you got to be a different type of mental off

  • 1:57:23

    and i want to you know i want to be politically correct to take it to the elementary school that's some bad [ __ ] my [ __ ]

  • 1:57:30

    not two weeks after you were celebrating a birthday at applebee's with your family i hate that i even know that

  • 1:57:38

    but they made it a point to tell him he's going to make sure they tell you everything oh no he's going to be a humanoid yeah he's humanized him he's

  • 1:57:43

    wholesome i don't care if he went to applebee's with his family even though i do a little bit because

  • 1:57:49

    it's like damn how could you eat applebee's and have this sinister plot on your mind like yeah type of guy are you

  • 1:57:56

    your family's in front of you anyway i don't want to get depressing but winnie the pool yeah i have a theory about that yeah i'll tell you off my

  • 1:58:02

    about the applebee's and why we know that got it yeah please

  • 1:58:08

    kick rocks winnie the pooh who cares i don't care she looks disgusting i don't even believe you killing somebody i'm

  • 1:58:13

    watching this stuff yeah you would get body slammed did y'all hear about the um

  • 1:58:19

    uh speaking of bad movies it made me think of sharknado there was like an earthquake or somewhere that

  • 1:58:25

    that opened up a underwater volcano let out a bunch of mutated sharks who've

  • 1:58:31

    been living in acidic water i thought about cory yeah i read that i read that is it is it real

  • 1:58:36

    corey that was real the shark's real sharks in general i 100 believe that

  • 1:58:43

    there are things underwater we have no idea about what they are and how they came to be yeah that's octopus but see

  • 1:58:49

    that's how [ __ ] happened like that so now these sharks that we never knew existed we're calling them mutated that could have just been them

  • 1:58:56

    now something happened and now they're out here in the streets in the streets

  • 1:59:04

    world ain't gonna stay the same no y'all [ __ ] gonna go stick your toes right now

  • 1:59:11

    brown water down atlantic city that acidic shark will tell you

  • 1:59:20

    i'm gonna have my feeding some water this uh this weekend it won't be gonna be interesting to see all the way down

  • 1:59:25

    roscoe coming in you're gonna be able to see him and get the [ __ ] out i bet you that much nigga's down in that new jersey water

  • 1:59:30

    with this brown i won't be in any new jersey water and i won't have my feet too far into

  • 1:59:36

    the water it's gonna be right along the shore it's gonna get just a little all right now you know the cute little footprints

  • 1:59:42

    picture that one

  • 1:59:47

    excuse me how far would y'all go in the ocean like no i'm not what am i i don't understand

  • 1:59:53

    i don't even understand a question that's humans that play with play with [ __ ] they don't

  • 1:59:59

    just play with [ __ ] no they don't what do you think is under there for the last 90 000 years

  • 2:00:05

    bro we think we are the absolute top of everything don't think that [ __ ] is renovated down there

  • 2:00:11

    y'all think that [ __ ] is refurbished they got old cabinets this [ __ ] they got old something else in here too and leave

  • 2:00:16

    that [ __ ] alone go ahead go ahead go ahead and keep playing oh you got portals and [ __ ]

  • 2:00:22

    i believe all that i believe that all of it that marina trench i believe what do you think is scarier up or down i feel like

  • 2:00:27

    i asked that every year down down down is up fam so when you go to the beach talk

  • 2:00:33

    about them all right i'm not doing this really the fish down is up down this up

  • 2:00:40

    house down up the oceans is really a reflection

  • 2:00:46

    what don't worry about it so when you get in the water hitting them edibles

  • 2:00:51

    a little vape you bought [ __ ] your motto you had a lot of time to think on the way to school in that car

  • 2:00:58

    jesus down is up and up is really just a reflection

  • 2:01:04

    so when you get in the water you really up there no i'm saying

  • 2:01:11

    you're still in the water but like space all that [ __ ] is actually down that's what i'm saying

  • 2:01:16

    then what's up you can't only go up so far they say you can only go to amber so far

  • 2:01:24

    no they don't know how far down they don't know they put a cap to it whatever it was no

  • 2:01:29

    no they did not they found the deepest place they were allowed to go with the technology we had which check them out in the trench

  • 2:01:34

    because the pressure is the pressure is so high how did they start crushing all the metal [ __ ] yeah good for them [ __ ] stay out of there

  • 2:01:40

    worse than that all jokes aside and that is trying to explore something yeah that's not that ain't but so far like i saw something

  • 2:01:47

    put that shuffle exactly how far it really is that ain't but so far that they can go yeah but they said we

  • 2:01:53

    it is he says the same both ways they said we know when i say we i mean

  • 2:01:58

    scientists and all that [ __ ] know more about space than the ocean yeah we've only

  • 2:02:04

    probably discovered twenty percent of the ocean we know more about way up there

  • 2:02:11

    that's where the [ __ ] at i'm gonna go get the ball that's why a little uzi bought that moon that star up there

  • 2:02:16

    what about planet because that's we know more about that stuff yeah here's another hip-hop fact i'm shocked

  • 2:02:21

    about mike posner walked all across the country when his album dropped and nobody talks about it word

  • 2:02:31

    i would really tell y'all to suck my dick if i walked across the country walked yeah when my album dropped and nobody

  • 2:02:38

    said nothing about it i'm not even walking to school i'm not walking across the country

  • 2:02:45

    shout out to mike posner i was about to ask i bet he won't do it again

  • 2:02:55

    i don't know it's okay cory you think he didn't really walk across country

  • 2:03:00

    look at this dude man yes he did he walked so he trooped him yes he did he shot a video in every city

  • 2:03:07

    he started at asbury park and landed in l.a somewhere

  • 2:03:14

    [Music] no it took him look he finished in six months later venice beach california on

  • 2:03:20

    october 8th october man that's dope i wouldn't i think i did that y'all

  • 2:03:26

    would have to we would have to sign account you have to talk about that for the next two years minimum minimum two to five year deal

  • 2:03:33

    yeah two to five year deal hey wasn't i write about the warriors did not tell y'all you did you did

  • 2:03:39

    gentlemen sweep yep glad i didn't bet you because i said four years i'll take that back they're

  • 2:03:44

    gonna take games yeah i know that they gave me that they said they were going away enough took that game off he said it

  • 2:03:50

    sure enough took that game off i'll be back like that i ain't drake boston miami boston boston tonight

  • 2:03:56

    i've been saying boston boston finito finito yes over boston

  • 2:04:03

    warriors and six six man warriors and six

  • 2:04:10

    over boston yeah yes warriors in six

  • 2:04:16

    over boston easy 100 pushups on demand on that one

  • 2:04:22

    [ __ ] wrong with corey easy i mean easy money would you think it's going to seven it

  • 2:04:28

    could go to summer they could but then i got but do you have that so how many games do you have boston beating i mean you said the

  • 2:04:34

    celtics does not have them yeah that's what repeating or

  • 2:04:41

    i love the dudes that just pick a different team every two months that they think is going to win because their first pick or second pick was really

  • 2:04:48

    that bad if somebody picks that i came in here told y'all that denver was fugazi i told y'all that miami was

  • 2:04:54

    fugazi i told you all that utah was fugazi all these things and i'm not gonna ever say that about boston but

  • 2:05:00

    they're not ready for all golden state stop it stop stop it don't be silly don't make be silly they match up well

  • 2:05:06

    but neither one of them don't match up well i might go put ceremony though because

  • 2:05:12

    everybody named mother gonna be better than golden state i'm mad i didn't put something on the warriors and the rims before the season

  • 2:05:19

    see that's when it would really count it would have counted that's when it would really count like if i just came in here with an extra 50 grand because i don't

  • 2:05:25

    do that should i just do a 50. you could have put up a stack i'm saying if i would have won

  • 2:05:31

    if i would have won 50 grand or 40 grand or something yeah but i mean

  • 2:05:36

    i do it i do it i do it for the same ticket parlay i'm going to win the respective champions no doing that i

  • 2:05:41

    might i might bet it every every season now until i'm out of here i've seen a couple people do that they'll have like

  • 2:05:46

    the nba nfl and like the ncaa football champion or some on one ticket like

  • 2:05:52

    before you know before all the seasons start because quiet as cap i think i already have my nba winner for next year

  • 2:05:58

    i'm not sharing it yet don't ask clippers but that

  • 2:06:04

    you know why you trying to be in what i'm not scaring my don't worry about mine don't worry about mine all

  • 2:06:10

    right clippers is yours the clippers the clippers gonna be nice not the hawks

  • 2:06:17

    dumbass hawks i tell you one day my brother pressure

  • 2:06:22

    when that luca gets some help boy everybody looks scared of him they better go get hate

  • 2:06:28

    everybody looks good at him they stay respect him yeah you got to luca with some help is going to be all

  • 2:06:34

    right man congratulations to dallas and their fans it's a nice run

  • 2:06:40

    nobody had y'all here y'all got it done but his name is wardell stefan curry the second

  • 2:06:46

    he ain't even have the greatest game in the closeout game but it don't matter magic johnson western conference finals

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    uh that's where they kill because steph is great

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    and then you just get a clay that could just get hot and get 30 in a quarter and you'll be like what the [ __ ]

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    and steph's such a threat yeah but you got to pay attention to steph so yeah you don't know you can do that and clay could just come everybody pool could do

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    that now jordan poole is like a hybrid between [ __ ] steph and clay

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    like that [ __ ] is scary out there bro wiggins played d draymond played d

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    that's a rough dunking on everybody it's a hard team to beat boston got their hands cut out for them

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    that's a really hard team to beat boston is too though i think boston could bully him a little bit first year

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    coach he'll get it together but not this year not this year boston sorry

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    um shout out to the rangers they are still in uh playoffs i thought so yeah they are still in the playoffs one of

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    them bars over there is a hockey bar apparently because they was going crazy i thought it was a soccer game

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    they're down three two and the next game is tonight i want

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    to say uh so shout out to the rangers uh the yankees got their ass kicked all

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    weekend i think they're on a two game one streak though uh we didn't talk about that fight last weekend but it wasn't much to talk about

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    with that fight

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    last weekend yeah and we didn't talk about that fight where our guy lost i didn't watch that fight because i never

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    thought he was going to lose canelo yeah i watched him i never thought canelo was

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    going to lose you know what then he go up and wait right he looks mad slow yo he looks just slow

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    and sluggish it was too big yeah it just his his punches wasn't

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    sharp he had no head movement like canelo pretty good on defense he just kind of looked fat

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    like not fat but just like sluggish you know what i'm saying he was just trying to hit him with wide punches and

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    he couldn't get out the way look at him dude was too big

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    that's what says that like i said that's not his normal weight class no he went up

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    um all right i don't really have anything else that is

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    of major importance i'm still disappointed that ray leota's passing uh 67 but i mean if there was a way to

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    go i guess it would be in my sleep in dr yeah so shout out to ray leota man

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    and thank you thank you for your service uh what else anything you all got before we

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    get out of here no no i don't know i hope everybody's enjoying a nice hot dog or hamburger at a cookout mm-hmm hot

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    dogs yeah we still eat hot dogs over here that's facts insane i'm saying no shaming me at

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    hot dogs i'll get to like uh hebrew nationals are one of the fancy ones that you know hopefully they put a

  • 2:09:47

    little bit less butthole in but we glizzy guys low left hooves yeah no

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    hooves less ears yeah all yours no all yours no no no i take the ear ain't no bone in the air it's a holiday weekend so i'm

  • 2:10:00

    skipping part of the show we'll get back to your problems next time there's enough depression [ __ ] going on

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    out there ain't gonna put me put me down anymore um and i don't think i have anything

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    else real [ __ ] got her making to play you just sitting there on a folding chair

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    yeah i mean you ain't even got to leave your seat you talking to the aunties and uncles around me i'm cutting diamonds

  • 2:10:24

    yeah word looking at my cut suit right now what you want baby all of it

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    everything yeah yeah all of it and i want another one put it on two plates i want another corn yeah yeah yeah i'm gonna carry everything i don't know i

  • 2:10:36

    said you don't want everything at the cookout here i don't i don't want that oink

  • 2:10:42

    we'd be having a good time and then you just come with some [ __ ] he said it to me [ __ ] we don't care that you don't

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    eat he said it to me yeah but yeah don't eat one i'm saying it to you it's funny you saying it back it's like malcolm x

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    no it's not cause you eat ointment yeah i know and everybody on the cookout gonna eat so are they not

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    [ __ ] heathens yo keep us in your prayers lord knows we need to be there until next time i bid

  • 2:11:08

    you would do farewell adios sariva derche so long goodbye arvoir

  • 2:11:14

    hasta lavista remember life is a series of moments and moments past so let's make this one last as if it's all that

  • 2:11:20

    we have lastly the baddies are insecure the stagnant women want to travel in a closed-minded women want you to teach

  • 2:11:26

    them things grab a tylenol enjoy yourself everybody traveling for memorial day

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    weekend please be safe please especially if you're traveling on spirit

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    we'll be back next saturday y'all hold it down enjoy yourselves please be safe

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    eat good and don't reply to the long text from shorty you could do that on tuesday or

  • 2:11:53

    wednesday this weekend is not for that you all have a blast

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    talk to you soon no no no no no no no no no

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    daddy