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Joe Budden Podcast Episode 78, “78,” released August 31, 2016. Joe Budden and his dear friends Marisa Mendez & Rory sit down every week to discuss life, music, sex, and more. Tune in and follow along the crazy adventures of these three very random friends. Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 78 Transcript
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You know what time it is. You've heard
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the other
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podcasts. Now make way. I'm going to one
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day I'm going to make a real stupid ass
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intro like these other bum [ __ ] have.
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I think you just uh You've heard we left
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the rest for the rest of the
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week. Now prepare. Now that [ __ ] is real
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corny. I'll name this podcast later.
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Episode number 78. I'm your host, Real
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[ __ ] That's what I'm going to be
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addressed as today. You know what I
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mean? formally. Uh, now we'll talk about
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me later. Uh, across from me I have Rory
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Lanes. To my right I have Ammani in town
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for five days and five days only. He's
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been eating all types of vegan punk [ __ ]
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all day. Gluten e uh gluten-free eat
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eggs. The [ __ ] said he wanted to have
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some eggs. When a [ __ ] look at you and
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say, "Yo, I really been just craving
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some eggs." That [ __ ] hasn't
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seen a deli in 2 years. God damn it. The
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[ __ ] can't have a egg. I really have no
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comment. So, we got Armani in the
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building for one time, one time only.
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Uh, Maul is here. What up, Maul? What
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up? Mac is here, but Mac ain't just
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gonna say nothing. He just dared like
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he's mall security. I don't know what's
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going on, man. [ __ ] better not say
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nothing wrong to mall. [ __ ] Mac arms is
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huge. Uh, and Beatatric is here.
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Hey. So, listen. We got a lot of [ __ ] to
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talk about. So, I don't even want I
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don't Well, wait. Break Oh, breaking
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news. Breaking news. Wait, breaking
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news. Beatress just broke news. As soon
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as I'm ready to kill the [ __ ] white
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devil who tried to bring the black man
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down, my man Chris Brown. Beatatric says
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Chris Brown was arrested. He was Why? I
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don't know. It doesn't say why he was
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arrested. It just says we know why. Cuz
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he pulled a gun. I don't know why he was
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arrested. Why was he arrested?
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Why you think? Well, he was arrested cuz
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they want to arrest him. Let's be clear.
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Well, a young lady accused him of
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pulling a gun on her in his home.
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In his home, but then they came and they
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left. No, they the SWAT The SWAT came
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the They brought they pulled 50 cars up
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to his house. Uh, and then they left
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apparently and he didn't get arrested.
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Are you trying to have us make sense of
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cop behavior? Cuz I don't think we're
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going to get very far. I just want to
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know what the charge is. A chick came on
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TMZ and said uh he pulled a gun to me in
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his house. So police showed up because
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he's Chris Brown. Okay. So All right. So
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let's talk about this story for for a
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second before we All right. So today's
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Wednesday, even though it's Tuesday, but
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it's Wednesday. So that means that if
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it's t Monday night, Chris Brown, who
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I'm sure can have a million hoes and IG
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thoughts and escorts at his house at the
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drop of a dime, had a wild party, was
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minding his business doing whatever he
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was doing. And my story, I'm going to
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put drugs in the scene because who has a
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fun party without drugs and hoes and
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friends. And if you have all those
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things around and you're a high-profile
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celebrity, I would hope that a weapon is
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somewhere near just in case. Chris Brown
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has had incidents with stalkers coming
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to his house. He's had a few incidents
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with stalkers coming to his house. He
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should probably stop having these
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parties, but outside of that, so he's
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trying to have a blast, goes to bed,
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wakes up, the SWAT is there, helicopters
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are there, mad police are there, and and
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apparently an uninvited guest. I'm
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really bad at detailing these things. An
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uninvited guest, no, an invited guest
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brought two chicks with him that were
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not invited. I don't know what happened
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from there. Well, her story was I
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listened to the sound clip. Her story
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was they were at Chris Brown's house. Uh
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someone was selling jewelry. I'm not
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sure if Chris Brown's house also has a
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barber shop and someone walked in and
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said, "Here's some jewelry." But she
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said, "Ooh, that one's pretty." And
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touched it and then they wowed out on
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her for possibly trying to steal this
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necklace. And then Chris Brown put out a
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gun and said, "Get the [ __ ] out of my
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house." I can see it. I can
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you see that? Because I just have a wild
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imagination. That's Joe behavior.
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Hey, I have never stolen. But you know
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what's funny about this mall? This story
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did remind me of when I had to kick home
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girl out the crib. I was telling Earl,
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remember when we had that it was the
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pool party and then the next morning and
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we're not going to say her name, but
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Shorty was whing cuz [ __ ] April was
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there. Oh, remember? Yes. That was It
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brought me right back there. So, I do
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have some He definitely almost got a gun
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pulled out.
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1,000%. Uh, not by me. Not by me. Not by
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me. I don't own any weapons. A a
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registered person. A registered
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weapon. But, uh, so yeah. Apparently, so
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this girl allegedly called TMZ. No.
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Before she called the police. I don't
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think that's alleged. I think that No,
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that's a fact. That's a fact. That's a
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fact. Her first call wasn't placed to
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the police. It was placed at TMZ.
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I'm reading here. Jesus, that's crazy.
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I'm I'm reading here. It says that um
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Chris Brown threw a duffel bag out the
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window with two guns and drugs to the
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cops. All right. I read that earlier,
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too. But he threw it to the police. No.
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No. He threw it out his out his window.
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Got you. Okay. Um that's some idiot [ __ ]
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to do. Especially when you got
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helicopters. I don't hear nothing you
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saying. E. Yeah. I got to get Well,
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yeah, that's some idiot [ __ ] to do.
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Especially when you have helicopters
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hovering over your crib the whole time.
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Has that been confirmed though? It just
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doesn't make any sense. I don't know if
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that's how true could that be. If that
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happened then, I think that would have
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been enough to arrest him at that
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moment. Why did it take this long to
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arrest him then? Now, is Chris Brown on
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probation, parole, something? I know he
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had to do 9 million years of community
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service that I think he's in the clear
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with all that. Yeah, he's not. So, he
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should be he should be good, but even
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when you good, you're not good. When you
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have that history, and unfortunately,
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I'm all too familiar with having
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domestic things on your jacket, even if
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you're cleared, they don't give a [ __ ]
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because it's it's such a high-profile
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sensitive. So, but why they I'm still on
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them sending and spending those type of
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resources out there on that if the girl
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was somewhere safe and sound. Now, they
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say the backstory here is that this girl
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is cool with the baby mom's. We know the
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baby moms don't like Chris Brown or I
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don't know what they said. The daughter
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was there royalty then royalty magically
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got home somehow. I don't know what the
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[ __ ] happened. How did the baby get home
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while the [ __ ] is pointing a gun at the
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jewelry? What happened? Apparently
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they're saying that this girl it wasn't
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her first time hanging out with Chris
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Brown. She's hung out with them Justin
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Bieber. Like this isn't this isn't her
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first Oh, she's a [ __ ] Isn't that not
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her first rodeo? Oh, come on. The way
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she made it sound on TMZ, she was like,
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"No, I know Chris so well. I hung out
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with him once two years ago with Justin
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Bieber. I was not around who done them
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felt the same way. He might not even
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recognized you. I mean, if TMZ is your
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first call after you just had a p a gun
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pulled out to you, you're definitely
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She's doing interviews in Australia. Do
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we think the baby mother plotted this?
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What are your motives? Do I think she
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plotted the the baby mom? I have two of
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those. Is she Is she smart? Them things
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get spifful when you I was about to say
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I can't answer this without all my
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baggage coming right to the forefront
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here. So, I'm going to steer clear of
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that one. I don't
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know. I do. Them kids are spiteful boy.
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Listen, let me tell you something. Chris
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got it bad, man. That's a spiteful
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woman. She going to do something crazy
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and she probably did. Now, listen. a few
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months ago and I hate I hate that this
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podcast always acts as like a
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premonition of sorts where I get that
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but a few months ago we spoke about
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Chris Brown. I didn't think I was saying
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anything groundbreaking when I said I
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worry about Chris Brown. I pray for
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Chris Brown. He doesn't look well to me.
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You know, we said all of that. That's
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been the consensus for over a year.
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Okay. to people that have a brain and
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can see someone that clearly needs does
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substance abuse and need some mental
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help as well. All right, time out cuz
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this is I I also have this question.
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Quick sidebar. If everyone in hip-hop is
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abusing
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substances, right? Because most people
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in hip-hop are abusing substances. Can
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we agree there? I would say so. So, how
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most people in hip-hop are abusing
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substances? The younger this generation
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I think is Yeah. Yeah. [ __ ] This is the
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new hippie era. The the old generation
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is abusing substances. Most people in
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hip-hop are abusing substances. Most
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people in the world I wouldn't even say
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hip world. Okay. But I'm going to keep
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it on hip-hop. You're right. With the
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drugs now, you can maintain a bit better
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being addicted to these drugs than you
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could say dust. But it's more it's more
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we're in an era where drugs are
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definitely like but my question wait I
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want to get my question out. My question
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is though if most people are abusing
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substances how come we get to pick and
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choose who is abusing substances. You
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know what I mean? Well that's not what I
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was doing by any means. I'm not talking
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about you because some people can handle
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the substances that they're abusing
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better than others. Chris is always on
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the front line. It's always something
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back to back to back. Like I know a lot
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of people who who have abused
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substances, but they still can maintain
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a regular life. They still go about
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their day. They still pay their bills.
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They don't get in no trouble. And then
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you have those people who abuse them and
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it [ __ ] their whole life up. So I think
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he might be one of those type of people
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where he can't handle the substances
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that he's indulging in. So then I was
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talking to Ammani earlier when this
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story was breaking, right? And I said,
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"You know what? As much as I would love
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to say because you know the first thing
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we want to say for people after a string
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of incidents uh is it's over for Chris
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Brown. I said as much as I would like to
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say that he's too talented for me to
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ever say that it's over for Chris I
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don't give a [ __ ] what happened. And
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then E
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said which made my brain get to get to
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working out here. E said well what was
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Chris Brown's last hit?
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What was his last song? I I don't know.
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I couldn't answer his last hit. He just
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put out a song a couple of days ago. I
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mean, that's No, listen. Chris Brown to
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me is the to me uh the most talented guy
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that we have in music overall just as
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far as what he does in all levels of
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entertainment. I have him tied with
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Jamie Fox. I've said that one A and one
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B. He's a good actor. He's two most
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talented people. Great performer. Uh
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he's just an overall talented dude. But
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he put out the royalty project which
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that was asked. Can we all agree? I
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won't say ass. I just it wasn't as good
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as the others. I'm not a huge Chris
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Brown fan of music. So, and then Oh, you
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brother. Oh, I'm a huge fan.
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The project before that cuz he put out a
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mixtape right before he put that royalty
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album out and it was like maybe 20
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something. It was a lot of songs um that
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didn't really go over too well. And then
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the X project I think was before that.
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But I like good records on that. No, no,
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no. Listen, which ones? No, he has good
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records on there. discovered uh he has
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good records on there. Back to Sleep was
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really good. Back to Sleep was a good
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record. Back to Sleep was great. Back to
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Sleep was great all three times they did
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it. Sans Anthony Hamilton. So can So we
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could probably say
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that talking about talking about Anthony
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Hamilton. Don't ever do that again.
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Don't [ __ ] do that again. Anthony
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Hamilton. Wait, Anthony Hamilton did
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that with R. Kelly and Tank on the same
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song. Don't [ __ ] do that again,
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Anthony. And then we love you. But no.
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All right. So you what you were saying?
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All right. So, do we consider Back to
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Sleep a hit? Yeah, it is. Okay. So,
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that's his last that's his that's his
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last his last album. Yeah. So, he's
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currently still producing hit records.
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Was was um was liquor on that album,
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too? Yep.
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Yeah. I don't think that Well, hit that
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a hit. Sing liquor to me. Something in
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his liquor. Oh, come on. Oh, come on.
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Come on. Come on. It was a good
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definitely not
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something Chris don't knock it off. A
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dope record though, guys. That was a
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dope record.
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Look at look
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at Zero was another record that was on
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Zero was a good record, but it wasn't
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really like people didn't go crazy over
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Zero. Like you didn't see people
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dancing. I when when when we talked
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about this earlier, I was just pointing
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out that there is a decline in
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um the demand even though he's still in
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dem like he's still Chris Brown, but as
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far as the the he's put out music
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consistently at this point. What was his
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peak? What was his peak then? His peak
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was um it's declining now. I'm just
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curious where it started.
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I think his peak was right. I think I
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think he hit this girl. I feel like that
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that that's when he was at his highest.
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That's forever came out. That's when he
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was like the Winter Fresh commercial. I
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never forget that. Like Yeah, that was
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really big. And the sponsor must have
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hurt to lose. Anyways, you know what? I
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won't say that because he still had a
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great he still had a great run after
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Deuces. It took him a while. Yeah, but
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it wasn't it wasn't like that. He was a
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pop pop star. Like he's still a pop
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star. Don't get it don't get it [ __ ]
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up. Chris pop star. He's a different
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type of pop star, but he's still a pop
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star. I think the general public is
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Chris Brown a pop star. Yes, I think he
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undeniably he's a pop star. I'm only
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asking. I don't I wouldn't know pop
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star. I'm underground urban artist. He
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wouldn't we he wouldn't be getting this
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type of I think but I do think the
- 13:23
people that are buying his albums now
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and keeping him afloat is the urban
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market. I don't think it's the pop
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market. I don't think Justin Bieber's
- 13:29
fans are buying his album. I I think
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Drake fans are buying I think it's the
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other way around. How so? Because we
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don't buy albums point blank anyways.
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But we support singles.
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But
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cool. Why is this a conversation? Chris
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Brown's album sales and Justin's Bieber
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Justin Bieber's album sales should never
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be in the same sentence ever. I'm going
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by the demographic that typically buys a
- 13:54
Justin Bieber album is pop is a pop
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demographic. The point I was trying to
- 13:58
make number wise, I'm saying a
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demographic. What I was trying to say to
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you earlier was that uh before I got
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interrupted, Justin
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Bieber, I feel like he kind of took a
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little of that Chris Brown swag a little
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bit. Like his music even has that sound
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to me now. Let just keep letting Justin
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Bieber live. He's going to It's going to
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come a time where he's going to run it
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headbutt some things and some problems
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with the law enforcement. He's on that
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[ __ ] already. Exactly. He's just not as
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Yeah, but I'm just saying he's not as
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Chris Brown was Chris Brown was Justin
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Bieber's age. Chris Brown was on top.
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Justin Bieber and you got to come closer
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to the mic more. Justin Bieber is white
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and Canadian. Justin Bieber could go out
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with a fully automatic weapon, kill a
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mass amount of people, and I think it
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would not get the same uh treatment that
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Chris Brown is. Well, he's just a kid.
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You got to understand that. Yeah.
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Exactly. Exactly. I mean, but he's he's
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still he's not Is Justin Bieber 25 yet?
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No. No. No. No. No. All right. Then when
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Chris Brown was How old is Chris Brown?
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20 27. 27. Chris Brown was like 22 when
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he had the altercation with Rihanna,
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though. Exactly. And he wasn't forgiven.
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So he was like 25 younger. So okay, so
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take everything that Chris Brown did
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before that. He was what Justin Bieber
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is. He was selling records like that.
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There's a difference though. There's a
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difference because with Justin, cuz
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Justin has been in issues. The
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difference with Justin is that when he
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goes through these issues, he actually
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takes a moment where he chills out.
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That's true. Apologetic. That's true.
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He'll have his moments where he'll
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actually seem like he's remorseful for
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the things that he's done. Chris Brown
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has outside of that one, you know, uh,
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video clip, the YouTube clip, apologize,
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he never takes that moment to actually
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look like he's taking a second to
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reflect and actually change things. Like
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with the royalty joint, I thought he was
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trying to do that with the with the
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album, having his daughter on the album,
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and really being a father. That was like
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the step forward. Like, I I'm really
- 15:53
going to try to change my my outlook.
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But then you still on stage while you
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still throwing up the the gang [ __ ]
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Well, just to just to add some
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perspective here, though. Um, has
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everyone in this room uh and I I don't
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know. Have you all ever uh did drugs or
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or been drunk hangover? I feel like
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every I feel like everyone has that
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moment when you're inebriated or under
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the influence or something where you
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think you tweeting or Instagraming some
- 16:23
fire. Yo, you think some fire's coming
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out like, "Oh, yo, I even thought of
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this shit." And then that next morning
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you'll be like, "Holy shit." I feel like
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Chris has been there a few times, more
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than a few times. What do you think's
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the worst job? Being a coal miner or
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Chris Brown's publicist? No, his
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publicist has to stress. Like, I'm
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pretty sure he goes through PR iss
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[Laughter]
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I don't want to stay on Chris Brown. I
- 16:49
want us to pray for Chris Brown. Uh,
- 16:52
that's all I ever say. Where did Ray
- 16:54
come into this, by the way? Cuz I saw
- 16:55
Ray. Ray J was at the crib. at the crib.
- 16:58
Did he invite the [ __ ] I don't know,
- 17:00
but I saw somebody tweet. Listen, Ray J
- 17:03
just got married. He don't even want to
- 17:04
know he was at that house. Yeah, true.
- 17:06
Why y'all say my name? I told Shorty I
- 17:09
was somewhere else. Nah, Ray J wanted to
- 17:11
be Mixie. He made a video explaining and
- 17:14
doing all that. If you made a video,
- 17:16
what video he made? Yeah, he put it on
- 17:17
Instagram saying what a explaining like,
- 17:20
you know, like I was there. That's
- 17:22
wrong. Y'all shouldn't do that to him.
- 17:24
Celebrities are always so vulnerable.
- 17:26
You know the same. Speaking of Speaking
- 17:29
of pop stars. Good God. That was real.
- 17:30
Ray J has launched a lot of pop moments.
- 17:34
He's underrated and pop moments. Well, I
- 17:37
want to I want to address that. I give a
- 17:39
lot of success to Breakfast Club, too,
- 17:41
because of Ray J. Oh, because uh Ray J
- 17:43
and Fab, right? Yeah. That kind of
- 17:45
popped off. Didn't Ray pop on Fab? Like,
- 17:48
didn't he swing on Fab? Some [ __ ] I was
- 17:49
just thinking about that. No, no, no,
- 17:51
no, no.
- 17:52
I was really thinking about that the
- 17:54
other day. Like he swung on Fab or
- 17:55
something like that, right? Crazy. Did
- 17:57
he miss?
- 18:00
For those that don't know, Ray J went on
- 18:02
Power 105 and gave one of the greatest
- 18:04
radio codoked up rants in history. Just
- 18:06
Google Power 105 and Ray J. And if you
- 18:09
don't do it to the uh [ __ ] what's the
- 18:11
first part of the Dynasty album?
- 18:13
Swinging on Fab is funny only because
- 18:15
Fab is just so cool, man. Like it's like
- 18:17
how you swing on Fab? Like the [ __ ]
- 18:20
Like I'm pretty sure like you could have
- 18:22
just fat and I think Fab said something
- 18:24
like are you serious? Like no you got to
- 18:26
hear Fab talk to Clue about it on the
- 18:28
radio. Fab's [ __ ] story of the whole
- 18:31
thing is the funniest [ __ ] in the world.
- 18:32
He's so cool. So lame. That's why I
- 18:34
don't I I still can't believe that. I I
- 18:36
literally thought about that about two
- 18:37
days ago. If you never met Fab, let me
- 18:39
tell you that Fab is indeed one of the
- 18:41
coolest and comst just people. I don't
- 18:45
think I've ever when I've seen when have
- 18:47
we seen a man ever. Yo, listen. swinging
- 18:50
on Fab is almost the same as when I saw
- 18:54
Salon's swinging on Jay in the elevator.
- 18:57
Like how even in that moment Jay was
- 18:59
still cool like yo chill
- 19:00
like yo chill you bugging you winging
- 19:03
like Jay wasn't yelling like you just
- 19:05
like yo chill like swinging on Fab was
- 19:08
like what are you doing? Yeah it's like
- 19:10
what are you doing? You could easily
- 19:11
just say yo fab. I had a problem with
- 19:12
that. What was Ray Jay's problem with
- 19:14
Fab that day? He tweeted out to to Floyd
- 19:17
Mayweather that Yeah. Remember when that
- 19:19
Ray Jay was on a piano in Floyd
- 19:21
Mayweather's house singing when Floyd
- 19:22
had the 247 and Fab said something about
- 19:25
like no more concerts at Mayweather's
- 19:26
house or some [ __ ]
- 19:29
and then they were at dinner and uh Ray
- 19:31
J was cool with the whole [ __ ] and Diddy
- 19:33
gassed him up and put the battery in his
- 19:34
back. No, 50 gassed him up. Oh, I
- 19:37
thought it was 50 gassed him up. A good
- 19:39
old fifth. Yeah, 50 gassed him and and
- 19:42
he went off. It was funny though. It was
- 19:44
funny. Wait, somebody tweeted that was
- 19:46
some of the best coke blabber I've ever
- 19:48
heard in my life on that radio. Somebody
- 19:50
tweeted earlier. They said who who
- 19:54
thought that Ray J and and uh Chris
- 19:57
Brown would hang out and nothing bad
- 19:59
would
- 20:00
happen for Hey, Ray J. We might have to
- 20:04
Ray J might need an appreciation day.
- 20:05
Yo, he does. I I had tweeted Ray J is
- 20:08
the hero Gotham deserves, but not the
- 20:09
one that's needed right now. Ray's a big
- 20:12
part of pop culture. That's who is like
- 20:13
indirectly he is. Not indirectly. Yo,
- 20:17
it's direct. He's the hero. The hero
- 20:19
Gotham deserves. He's responsible for
- 20:21
the
- 20:22
biggest female. He's tied to Brandy.
- 20:26
That's pretty big. That's big. But at
- 20:29
one point we were just calling him Bry's
- 20:30
little brother, right? So, and now we
- 20:32
[ __ ] he graduated and he's a cool [ __ ]
- 20:35
at this very point. He's Well, no. Let
- 20:37
me No, no, no. Don't do that. Don't do
- 20:38
that. do that. But no, no, no. In
- 20:41
today's culture, in today's climate, he
- 20:45
is bigger than his sister. Yeah.
- 20:48
Right now music though, it's because of
- 20:51
other things.
- 20:52
Well, not put out music. I don't know if
- 20:54
I would say he's bigger than Brandy, but
- 20:56
he's more relevant to me. Okay, that's
- 20:58
what I mean to say. More relevant for
- 20:59
sure. Ray J. Now, also young people, you
- 21:03
young [ __ ] [ __ ] who don't know [ __ ]
- 21:05
about [ __ ] I have Ray J as having the
- 21:09
all-time most disrespectful song ever
- 21:13
made. Uh, Boyfriend. That's my [ __ ]
- 21:16
Boyfriend. I thought you talking about I
- 21:17
Hit It First. No, I was terrible. The
- 21:21
other one is The other one is directly I
- 21:22
think he's directing Bobby Brown.
- 21:23
Boyfriend. He's directly speaking to
- 21:25
Bobby Brown. And if you don't know, Ray
- 21:28
J was allegedly Whitney Houston's
- 21:31
boyfriend while she was married to Bobby
- 21:33
Brown. And the record Boyfriend, if you
- 21:36
go listen to it, and I'm not gonna play
- 21:37
it, but just go listen to it. Got your
- 21:40
sleeper pick this week.
- 21:42
That record is We should do a full RA.
- 21:45
First of all, that record is hard. That
- 21:47
record is hard. Like super hard. And I
- 21:50
don't know a record more disrespectful
- 21:52
than than that. Y'all really love Ray J.
- 21:56
I'm just giving credit where it's due.
- 21:58
Yeah, I'm a fan of radio. Listen, that's
- 22:01
the new You know what the problem? The
- 22:03
new generation because the new
- 22:05
generation don't care about [ __ ] that
- 22:07
happened before it. Like they missed a
- 22:10
lot of dope [ __ ] from [ __ ] So when
- 22:13
they and because the new generation, a
- 22:14
lot of them is sheep. They'll just hear,
- 22:16
"Oh, Ray Corny." Oh, they see Ray on
- 22:18
Love Hip Hop. Ray's corny. Ray J wasn't
- 22:21
corny. He wasn't. You know what? A lot
- 22:24
of people got to stop just calling
- 22:25
anybody they want to call corny and be
- 22:27
the corniest [ __ ] call [ __ ] corny.
- 22:30
It's cool to call call [ __ ] corny
- 22:32
though. That's like the new cool [ __ ]
- 22:33
But can't don't you have to not be corny
- 22:34
to call somebody corny? No. Right. Not
- 22:36
on the internet. Not on the internet.
- 22:37
No. We got to get back to punching
- 22:39
[ __ ] in their face. That just always
- 22:41
that always is my go-to. We have to get
- 22:43
back to that somehow. It brings
- 22:45
structure. All right. So, off of Ray J
- 22:48
and Chris Brown. Well, no. Final point.
- 22:50
Just be wary of who you let in your home
- 22:52
and who you stick your dick in. Cuz
- 22:55
that's that's the problem. That's a
- 22:56
shame that we have to say that today.
- 22:57
Yeah, I thought that was common
- 22:58
knowledge. Look what we're teaching.
- 23:00
Like stars stars. You're now at a point
- 23:02
where you don't have to have these
- 23:03
private parties at your actual house.
- 23:06
Those do be the best parties. Like I get
- 23:08
it. Well, in LA that's what they do,
- 23:09
right? You you can you afford the luxury
- 23:12
to be able to have your like party crib
- 23:14
where you can do all your [ __ ] and
- 23:16
then have your home where you actually
- 23:18
keep that [ __ ] away from. So I think
- 23:20
at this point it's like like you got to
- 23:21
pick and choose where you actually
- 23:22
allowing people to or just hire real
- 23:24
[ __ ] security for your party at your
- 23:25
crib that too. So someone doesn't have
- 23:27
to pull out a gun drag the chick out.
- 23:29
None of this is realistic what we're
- 23:31
saying in LA the the clubs and [ __ ] they
- 23:33
close at 2:00 a.m. and house parties are
- 23:35
the thing. And if you are a man,
- 23:37
especially in in this uh business, you
- 23:40
want [ __ ] there and you ain't going
- 23:42
to know all the [ __ ] You're not
- 23:44
going to know all their backgrounds.
- 23:46
That situation almost no way they could
- 23:48
have avoided that. Yes, it was. He was
- 23:49
home. He was in the privacy of his home.
- 23:51
It was some women there. Something
- 23:53
happened. Would you pull out all that
- 23:55
jewelry in front of random [ __ ] you
- 23:57
don't know? It was somebody selling it.
- 23:59
It doesn't matter. Why are they selling
- 24:01
jewelry in Chris Brown? Sound like a
- 24:03
barber shop. Yeah. It doesn't make any
- 24:05
sense. Well, no. The jewelry, the
- 24:07
jeweler could have just came to the
- 24:08
crib. It could have been an appointment
- 24:10
and he just happened to have people
- 24:10
still there. Well, actually, I'm I'm I'm
- 24:12
I'm just making jokes, but if it's high
- 24:15
class jewelry, premium jewelry, that is
- 24:18
how they sell it. The jeweler's coming
- 24:19
to your house with it in a case. You're
- 24:21
not going somewhere. So, I I can see
- 24:23
that, but that [ __ ] shouldn't have been
- 24:25
nowhere near it. My point exactly.
- 24:27
Nohere near it. So, they could use they
- 24:29
could use practice better judgment and
- 24:30
just discretion. Let's just pray for
- 24:31
Chris Brown. I want to get on to the MTV
- 24:34
Tiana Awards. I mean I mean the TMAs.
- 24:39
Yeah, the Tiana Taylor show. That's what
- 24:41
it is to me.
- 24:43
No, no, I agree. I want to hear your
- 24:45
take on the awards.
- 24:47
Yeah. Now yall talk about cuz Say what
- 24:50
you're going to say. Me I I'm not I'm
- 24:52
past the whole fact that she just looked
- 24:54
good in this [ __ ] cuz we talked about
- 24:56
that already enough. That video was
- 24:58
really dope. Like she was really dope
- 25:00
just as far as the choreography and
- 25:02
everything. Just the imagery of it was
- 25:03
really dope. All right, now let's let's
- 25:05
save it. Let's save her for last. Let's
- 25:06
talk about all the other stuff. Who is
- 25:09
Key and Peele? They are the Don Lemon of
- 25:12
comedy. Don't do that. No. Do y'all know
- 25:15
who they are? That was my first time
- 25:17
seeing them. They had a couple of movies
- 25:19
and stuff. They started from started on
- 25:21
Mad TV. Yeah. Okay. They just put out a
- 25:24
movie. I'm not familiar. Now, let me
- 25:25
start this with Safe. They're safe
- 25:27
comments. Let me start with I'm not
- 25:29
familiar with them, but I did see people
- 25:32
say that they are normally funny, just
- 25:36
not there. So they they're sketch
- 25:37
comedians. I don't think they're host
- 25:39
comedians.
- 25:41
Yeah. I just didn't think they made
- 25:43
sense with what the VMAs are. It just it
- 25:46
it felt like when it first started, I
- 25:47
thought I was on the wrong channel. Like
- 25:49
I promise you, I was like and it just a
- 25:52
weird vibe. So it wasn't just me. No.
- 25:53
After that [ __ ] Kevin Hart hosting
- 25:55
everything doesn't seem so bad. Right.
- 25:58
Okay. So now let's get the homeboy with
- 26:00
the Kevin Hart impersonation. What was
- 26:02
his name? Jay Farrell. Jay Farrell. He's
- 26:04
from Saturday Night Live SNL.
- 26:06
He's funny though. He did the Stephen A.
- 26:08
Smith bit on SNL that went viral. I I He
- 26:12
has a comedy special that's really
- 26:14
funny. My problem with Jay Farrell is we
- 26:17
have we had Ary Spears already. We see
- 26:19
how that went. Ary Spears was really
- 26:21
funny dude from Mad TV 2, but he would
- 26:23
do that impersonation [ __ ] so much that
- 26:24
where it was just like, "All right,
- 26:26
you're not going to tell a joke at no
- 26:27
point." Like, I haven't heard Jay
- 26:29
Farrell tell a joke yet, right?
- 26:32
Like much better than Jay Farrell.
- 26:36
Um, as a comedian, they're about the
- 26:38
same, not just Well, I think Eric Spears
- 26:40
had more of a comic bit around his
- 26:42
impressions, not just doing a straight
- 26:43
impression.
- 26:45
Listen, the problem about being a a
- 26:47
comedian that just does impressions is
- 26:49
after a while, people want to know who
- 26:50
you are. Like, are you funny? We get it
- 26:54
that you can mimic other celebrities and
- 26:57
things like that, but are like, who is
- 26:58
Jay Farrell? And you keep doing the same
- 27:00
for He wasn't that. He wasn't great to
- 27:02
me. I was I was annoyed by him, too.
- 27:04
Now, let's get to who else did they
- 27:07
have? Uh, Khaled. Khaled was Khaled. No,
- 27:12
actually they should have let Khaled
- 27:14
just host the whole thing. Yeah. Let me
- 27:17
tell you how I feel about Khaled.
- 27:19
You say Khaled was Khaled.
- 27:23
Not to people that know Khaled from No,
- 27:26
I get that. I'm saying that was he going
- 27:28
to go act like terror squad Khaled at
- 27:30
the VMAs when he's all No, he going to
- 27:31
act like Snapchat. What what MTV did is
- 27:35
they tried to implement as much social
- 27:37
media fear and influence as they could
- 27:41
because they even had the dude that's
- 27:43
Joanne the scammer like he was in like
- 27:45
the little scene in the Nick Jones
- 27:46
video. Yeah. And it's like you know what
- 27:48
I mean? It's like I get what they were
- 27:49
trying to do like anybody that was on
- 27:52
social media that was kind of like a big
- 27:53
name on social they tried to implement
- 27:55
them into the show somehow. So I get it
- 27:57
but it it didn't work. It bombed. Yeah.
- 28:00
It didn't work. I mean, it it it bombed
- 28:03
to I didn't think I don't think it
- 28:04
bombed, but it seemed like it bombed
- 28:07
just because of the social media aspect
- 28:09
of it cuz I feel like we're already
- 28:11
oversaturated with it on Twitter and
- 28:13
Instagram and then it like now we have
- 28:15
to see it on the VMAs too. But it makes
- 28:17
sense on why they did it. To that to
- 28:19
that point, what I always say when
- 28:20
people are like, why don't they get
- 28:22
someone from Twitter to host a morning
- 28:23
show on high or something like that? A
- 28:25
lot of these people are good on Twitter
- 28:26
because they're introverted and can't
- 28:27
speak to people and because so they're
- 28:29
on camera. They don't move that way.
- 28:31
They move off the internet. So, you put
- 28:33
them in front of a camera and they're
- 28:34
not going to operate the right way
- 28:35
because they're not used to it, nor
- 28:36
their brain does not move that fast.
- 28:38
They have two days to write a tweet. I
- 28:40
take it a step further. It's way
- 28:42
different to host some [ __ ] I think MTV
- 28:43
News is going to be bad and they want
- 28:46
they wanted they wanted the reactions
- 28:48
that they got from social media. I was
- 28:49
reading that um last year's VMAs were
- 28:52
like the ratings were like the worst in
- 28:53
like the last couple of years. So, I see
- 28:56
why they did the social media thing.
- 28:57
They did the social media to get the
- 28:59
people on social media. Whether it's
- 29:01
good or bad, as long as you're
- 29:02
interacting, that's what they and we're
- 29:03
going to watch it together so they
- 29:04
already know. I wasn't familiar with
- 29:06
Kian Peele and I hope I'm saying the
- 29:08
names right cuz I'm not trying to be
- 29:09
funny. Um Jay Pharaoh, even though I've
- 29:12
seen him somewhere before, it just
- 29:13
wasn't good. It didn't come off right.
- 29:16
So, okay. Bong Rihanna opens. Well, I
- 29:20
enjoyed Charlammagne before that, but I
- 29:21
Oh, wait. Charlemagne. Charlemagne.
- 29:23
Charlemagne is hosting uh Yom TV Raps
- 29:25
I'm assuming cuz he had the hat on. That
- 29:28
would be and he's there. That's great. I
- 29:31
think it is too. I thought he was great
- 29:33
um too because that speaks to my point
- 29:36
about Charlemagne. I think that
- 29:37
Charlemagne know is way more hiphop than
- 29:40
his outlets allow him to be. So I think
- 29:44
that's great. And then when I was
- 29:46
talking to whoever I was talking to, we
- 29:47
were trying to figure out who else would
- 29:49
be able to do it. Who else could do your
- 29:51
own TV raps? way. No. Why not? Too old.
- 29:56
Yeah. And I love love love They're
- 29:57
bringing They're bringing back the show,
- 29:59
right?
- 30:00
And it's it's a lot could do what host
- 30:02
It's a lot of young It's a lot of young
- 30:04
It's too many young rappers and it's
- 30:07
just it's definitely off the Yeah. So
- 30:09
y'all think that it should be a young
- 30:10
host? No, I like Charlemagne. I think
- 30:12
it's I think that's good. He It's the
- 30:14
the right amount of knowledge and the
- 30:16
right amount of money and he's going to
- 30:18
check people. Well, let's It should be
- 30:19
someone who this generation identifies,
- 30:23
right? Or identifies with
- 30:26
couldn't do it. He's old to this
- 30:29
generation. He's old guard, old
- 30:31
regime. Sway is old guard, old regime.
- 30:36
You need this guard, this regime to do
- 30:39
it, right? And and under those circum uh
- 30:43
under those pretenses, who could do it?
- 30:46
I wait. that isn't old. I mean, no, no,
- 30:49
they could be I don't care about their
- 30:50
age really. I know I keep using that
- 30:52
word, but you know what? Only only
- 30:55
because uh he has experience being like
- 30:57
a lead mic and stuff. I can see Envy
- 30:59
doing it.
- 31:02
He's also Envy not good on his mic that
- 31:04
he on. What are you talking about?
- 31:06
Envyy's bad on the air as an A mic.
- 31:12
Yeah, that's crazy. Envy is not a good A
- 31:13
mic. He's not for that show. He is. I
- 31:17
don't agree with that. But I mean I mean
- 31:19
I feel like Envy if he were a good A mic
- 31:22
they wouldn't have two other A mics with
- 31:24
him. I mean it's a morning show. You
- 31:26
have to keep people's attention. So if
- 31:28
you have Envy Envy is amazing for the
- 31:31
live radio. Charlemagne is great for
- 31:33
those YouTube interview videos. People
- 31:35
click it to watch what Charlammagne's
- 31:36
going to say. But to stay tuned on that
- 31:38
radio. I don't think Charlemagne could
- 31:39
do what Envy does as a a mic to a person
- 31:42
in their car driving to work. Oh, you
- 31:44
got Charlemagne [ __ ] up.
- 31:46
No, I don't think Charlemagne would be
- 31:47
bad at it. I just think Envy's better
- 31:48
because he's been doing it forever. I
- 31:50
mean, he's done it in Philly.
- 31:51
Charlemagne's done it before. I didn't
- 31:52
My focus wasn't to talk about this for
- 31:55
this long. Like, I just wanted to say
- 31:57
that when I saw Charlemagne there, I was
- 31:59
trying to figure out why Charlemagne was
- 32:01
there. And then he had the hat on and I
- 32:04
said, "Oh [ __ ] that's a great I mean,
- 32:06
he's in the Viacom family, so they
- 32:08
typically try to use the people that
- 32:09
have TV shows with them." Yeah. But they
- 32:11
was giving him a lot of a lot of uh a
- 32:13
lot of camera time. So I couldn't figure
- 32:15
out why. I was trying to think of his
- 32:17
shows. He hosted the pre-show. Ariana
- 32:20
Grande was funny as [ __ ] too. But I'm
- 32:22
assuming that he was hosting the
- 32:24
pre-show because of your MTV raps he's
- 32:26
hosting. Makes sense. They're promoting.
- 32:27
They're plugging. I figured. Yeah,
- 32:30
they're crossromoting 100%. You know who
- 32:32
would be a good host for your MTV Raps?
- 32:34
Somebody like Whiz Khalifa.
- 32:36
I like it. I think Whiz would be dope.
- 32:39
See, I like that. But he behind as a
- 32:40
kite. That's all right. And that would
- 32:42
be dope. And that would be dope. And
- 32:43
that would be dope. Yeah. All right.
- 32:45
What else happened at the woods? I don't
- 32:46
care enough about young on TV raps to
- 32:47
talk about Taylor happened. Beyonce
- 32:50
happened. Beyonce happened. Beyonce
- 32:52
always happens. Beyonce happened. Bro,
- 32:55
listen.
- 33:01
Beyonce definitely happened. Me and me
- 33:03
me and Maul had we had a little
- 33:04
discussion on it was a real small
- 33:06
discussion on um Twitter about Beyonce
- 33:09
and Michael. So I'm I'm of the belief
- 33:12
there's Michael and then there's Beyonce
- 33:13
just as performers just when it comes to
- 33:15
that stage [ __ ] I'm not. No, listen
- 33:18
listen listen. And I'm a huge Mike fan.
- 33:21
Listen. After really sitting down and
- 33:24
breaking it down and not being so biased
- 33:26
because I'm always going to be biased
- 33:27
with Mike. Beyonce might be the best
- 33:29
performer we've got on the [ __ ] out of
- 33:33
here. [ __ ] [ __ ] y'all are talking about.
- 33:35
Beyonce walked around for 15 minutes
- 33:37
whispering. That's not No, no. Don't do
- 33:40
you. I'm trolling. I'm trolling. I'm
- 33:42
trolling. I'm trolling. I'm trolling.
- 33:42
I'm trolling. I'm trolling. I'm
- 33:43
trolling. I'm trolling. That's a troll.
- 33:45
It's a troll. Hey, everyone. The views
- 33:46
of Joe But his and his but let me say
- 33:49
this cuz I was talking about this with
- 33:50
Earlier. Of course, Beyonce was amazing.
- 33:54
Beyonce is amazing. Every time we see
- 33:55
her, she looked amazing. The performance
- 33:57
was amazing. Everything was mechanical.
- 34:00
Bang bang bang. Shame. Miss a [ __ ]
- 34:01
beat, right? Or a note. My thing with
- 34:04
with the performance, and this is why I
- 34:06
maybe felt uh
- 34:09
away when I saw the lemonade movie,
- 34:13
right? I don't think that this was so
- 34:15
much different from what I got from that
- 34:18
one. Right. Two, would we would we call
- 34:22
this album a concept album from Beyonce?
- 34:25
Yes. Right. Yeah. I think my problem
- 34:28
lies there with concept albums. Once I
- 34:32
hear it, I'm not just rushing back to
- 34:35
Tell me the songs that you rush back to
- 34:38
on that Beyonce concept album, which is
- 34:41
a great album. Well, let's be clear. I'm
- 34:43
I'm not a Beyonce music fan. Yeah. I
- 34:47
don't think she makes music for me and
- 34:50
or me. She don't really [ __ ] with
- 34:52
[ __ ] Yeah, that's But but I do.
- 34:54
She's not really on our shits on us all
- 34:56
the time, right? But I I'm I'm not a fan
- 34:58
of her music, but I respect her to the
- 35:00
highest regard musically, you know, if
- 35:02
that sounds I don't if it sounds weird,
- 35:04
I'm I'm trying to explain it. Like I
- 35:06
don't buy I don't have any of her music
- 35:08
in my phone and my laptop, but I listen
- 35:12
to it. Like when it came out, I listened
- 35:13
to it. I'm like, she did it again. So I
- 35:15
can't ask you that question. But I'm
- 35:17
just talking about as an entertainer, as
- 35:19
a performer. Oh, bar none. She has
- 35:22
surpassed Michael
- 35:23
Jackson as far as I'm concerned. How
- 35:26
about I don't know if I I'm only I'm
- 35:29
only saying that because Okay, it's like
- 35:31
this. When when Mike came along, right,
- 35:33
there were there were people who grew up
- 35:35
watching James Brown who felt like James
- 35:38
Brown was the greatest entertainer ever,
- 35:40
right? But then when Mike came along, at
- 35:42
some point those same people had to say
- 35:44
this this he's the one. That's true.
- 35:47
Yeah. And before James Brown, it was
- 35:48
Jackie Wilson. Mhm. So when James came
- 35:51
along, those who thought Jackie Wilson
- 35:53
was the greatest was like, "No, this boy
- 35:54
here is it." So it people people think
- 35:57
that it's it's a problem when you chase
- 35:59
great entertainers and you surpass them.
- 36:02
Like I said on Twitter that Beyonce is
- 36:04
now the greatest performer that probably
- 36:06
has ever lived. And people went crazy
- 36:09
like I was trying to discredit Michael
- 36:10
Jackson in some I'm not discrediting
- 36:12
anything that Michael Jackson did. I'm a
- 36:15
huge Michael Jackson fan. But what do
- 36:16
you base this on? looking at her the
- 36:18
past however many years since she's been
- 36:21
in the industry and how much she's grown
- 36:23
and and what she's accomplished and
- 36:24
every time you see her, she's damn near
- 36:27
flawless. She's been flawless for quite
- 36:29
some time. So, we have to so we have to
- 36:31
start She's been flawless the whole
- 36:33
career. Yeah. So, we have to start just
- 36:34
giving putting her at that point where
- 36:36
it's like what does she have to do for
- 36:40
her to surpass Mike at this point? I've
- 36:41
seen she's never going to sell probably
- 36:43
as many records because in a different
- 36:44
era. We going to get that. But in this
- 36:47
era, if she would otherwise, every time
- 36:49
she steps on the stage, like visually,
- 36:53
her costumes, the choreography, she got
- 36:55
[ __ ] blowing up all over the place.
- 36:57
Like, she's [ __ ] the female mic. I don't
- 37:01
even want to She's the greatest
- 37:02
entertainer that I have ever seen.
- 37:05
Period. I'm not I'm not just rolling
- 37:07
with she's the greatest female. No, she
- 37:09
is the greatest entertainer that has
- 37:11
ever lived. Period. The the only the
- 37:13
only reason why I I put her before Mike
- 37:17
is because vocally
- 37:20
Mike had a period where he was really
- 37:22
great and then he slipped. Like you
- 37:24
couldn't really get a great vocal
- 37:26
performance from Mike towards the end.
- 37:28
Beyonce has simply been she's perfect
- 37:32
vocally as well. She's actually gotten
- 37:33
stronger. She's gotten stronger. Like
- 37:35
she's not just someone who's up there
- 37:36
dancing, busting the ass. She's doing
- 37:38
all that and still sounding great. Well,
- 37:40
now that was the part that was amazing.
- 37:43
She was doing all that she Well, every
- 37:45
time you see her, she always is doing
- 37:48
everything she's doing and singing.
- 37:50
That's why I specifically said didn't
- 37:52
miss a note. Remarkable. All the
- 37:54
movement she was doing. Didn't miss a
- 37:55
note. On key, not off pitch. And then
- 37:59
people were saying Chris Brown, I mean,
- 38:02
Mike doesn't dance. I said Chris Brown's
- 38:04
a greater dancer than Mike. And that's
- 38:05
[ __ ] What? And we talking about
- 38:08
strictly a dancer. Chris Brown is a
- 38:10
better hip-hop dancer than Michael
- 38:13
Jackson. A better dancer than Michael
- 38:15
Jackson ever was. He's a better athlete.
- 38:18
He can do back flips. Listen, listen.
- 38:20
Listen. I challenge anybody to go back
- 38:22
right now and look at all Michael
- 38:24
Jackson footage. It's always the same.
- 38:26
It's the same.
- 38:29
I love Michael Jackson. Let me tell you
- 38:31
something. Hold on. Speak over each
- 38:33
other. Chill. Chill. Chill. Let me tell
- 38:34
you something. Let me tell you
- 38:35
something.
- 38:36
Michael Jackson did that because that
- 38:40
was his niche. The moves were so strong
- 38:42
at a certain point where you had to do
- 38:43
it. You could not remove that from the
- 38:45
show. That's what made his show great.
- 38:47
But if you go and do your research,
- 38:49
Michael did every form of dance from
- 38:52
from him being a kid to now. He did tap,
- 38:55
he did ballet, he he did he can do
- 38:57
anything and mimic it. Chris Brown has
- 38:59
not solidified any type of dance moves.
- 39:03
He's just good at the mic solidified.
- 39:06
You can't do a spin. You can't do a spin
- 39:08
without thinking about Michael. You
- 39:09
can't do a moonwalk without thinking
- 39:10
about You got that from Jack and J.
- 39:12
Wait, what? What are you talking about?
- 39:13
Michael Jackson didn't invent turning
- 39:15
around. We didn't say that. We didn't
- 39:16
say that. I'm saying you can't think of
- 39:19
you cannot think about Michael without
- 39:21
that h like when that happened. I can
- 39:22
definitely think about turning around
- 39:24
without thinking of Michael Jackson. So
- 39:25
So when someone spins, we don't equate
- 39:27
that to a Michael Jackson move. No, I
- 39:29
don't. [ __ ] Okay, now listen.
- 39:31
Listen. I understand what you're saying,
- 39:32
but that's only helping my argument
- 39:34
because Mike did the same goddamn move
- 39:35
so many times that you have to say,
- 39:37
"Okay, that's now the Michael Jackson."
- 39:39
That's a part of his show. Michael would
- 39:40
do that. He would wear the same [ __ ]
- 39:42
That's a part of his show. Sidebar real
- 39:44
quick, cuz I'm not letting Maul and E
- 39:45
have the same argument that they've been
- 39:47
having. You I don't think that Ammani
- 39:49
can objectively talk about Michael
- 39:51
Jackson. Number one, he's in here better
- 39:54
ready to swing on Maul. Like, I just
- 39:56
said that Beyonce's a a greater per uh
- 39:58
performer than him. I want to get back
- 39:59
to that Beyonce thing. My bad. My bad.
- 40:01
Cuz that was that was that was that was
- 40:03
uh food for thought there. Well, Jay
- 40:05
came out and said Beyonce is the
- 40:07
greatest performer ever, but he's
- 40:08
biased.
- 40:10
But just a bit. I mean, I'm I'm in
- 40:12
agreeance now. When he said it, I
- 40:14
wasn't. I was kind of fighting. I've
- 40:15
been to a couple Beyonce shows, maybe
- 40:18
all of them, and she really is
- 40:20
phenomenal. I've never saw Michael, you
- 40:22
know, obviously I didn't see Michael
- 40:23
Jackson, but she's like a different type
- 40:25
of animal. It's it's literally two hours
- 40:28
of non-stop singing and moving. I know
- 40:31
Beyonce has that stigma, but like in
- 40:32
tangible things here, Michael just had
- 40:35
the king stigma like in the whole world.
- 40:38
Every male, female, every age. I don't
- 40:40
know if Beyonce has that for every
- 40:42
walking human being. The way Michael had
- 40:44
that. That's to my point about men are
- 40:46
running after Michael the same way women
- 40:48
are, but men aren't doing that for
- 40:50
Beyonce. The gays are running after
- 40:52
Beyonce. That's all you need. Wait, but
- 40:56
Michael has the gays, too. Why is that a
- 40:57
point? The gay bad business. Men men,
- 41:02
straight men are not running after
- 41:03
Beyonce. No. At her shows, no, they're
- 41:05
not doing it. We've seen Mike be Mike in
- 41:09
Korea. We've seen people faint. I mean,
- 41:12
I don't know if that has anything to do
- 41:13
with performing or entertaining, but
- 41:15
which is the point. It does. There was
- 41:16
two million people in the soccer stadium
- 41:18
to see, Mike. I mean, they was passing
- 41:20
out cuz they couldn't breathe. Let me
- 41:21
tell you what I thought about Let me
- 41:23
tell you. No AC.
- 41:26
Let's just be real here. Like, we got to
- 41:28
start dissecting these moments of time.
- 41:30
Like, I get it. Like, oh my god, Michael
- 41:32
Jackson. But a lot of that had to do
- 41:34
with there's 45,000 people pushing me in
- 41:37
my back right now. I'm nervous. I have
- 41:40
I'm claustrophobic and Mike is on stage.
- 41:43
Wait, but
- 41:44
wait. But listen, I to to your Beyonce
- 41:47
point though and and and I don't I don't
- 41:49
know if this is just my weird brain or
- 41:51
Beyonce, but so I was on Instagram and I
- 41:54
saw pictures of them on the carpet,
- 41:56
right? You know, everybody was on the
- 41:58
carpet. And I bumped into the this one
- 42:00
picture of Beyonce and it was Beyonce.
- 42:02
It was uh two little girls. I don't
- 42:05
think either of them were blue, right?
- 42:07
And she had her her friends with her.
- 42:09
She definitely had a daughter with her
- 42:10
though. Blue was there. Oh, Blue was
- 42:12
there. Yeah. But I'm just talking about
- 42:13
this one picture. I don't think Blue was
- 42:14
in it. Okay. And the girl to her right,
- 42:16
she they were all standing in their
- 42:18
salange black power superhero woman
- 42:21
stance, right? The cast of lemonade, yo.
- 42:23
Huh? That's the cast of Lemonade. Well,
- 42:25
I don't know. I'm not well verssed in
- 42:27
[ __ ] Hey, you know what? That's the
- 42:29
cast of Lemonade. You sound crazy. I'm
- 42:30
trying to help you. Listen, the girl
- 42:32
next to her though with the uh bleach
- 42:34
skin, dude. Do you What's her name?
- 42:37
Winnie. [ __ ] you ain't trying to know
- 42:38
her name. She's gorgeous. She's a model.
- 42:41
She's And it's not bleached skin. She
- 42:43
was born that way. It's a It's an actual
- 42:45
She's beautiful with it. Gorgeous. But I
- 42:48
stopped and st Whitney is her name.
- 42:51
Winnie. I stopped and stared at Winnie
- 42:53
for the next 20 minutes, right? And I
- 42:57
said, "Yo, is beyond how does how is
- 43:00
Beyonce finding these people that look
- 43:02
like they should be standing next to her
- 43:05
and they look like just amazing
- 43:07
Instagram?" I thought I I really stopped
- 43:10
and said, you know, Beyonce, cuz I know
- 43:12
M is real meticulous that way. M don't
- 43:14
miss a beat nowhere. M. Paul, Shady,
- 43:16
they do a great job. I wonder if Beyonce
- 43:19
I wondered how much thought they put
- 43:22
into even the people that stand next to
- 43:25
her. It just all looks perfect every
- 43:29
single time. Another thing to note on
- 43:31
Beyonce's behalf here, after she left
- 43:33
her father for management, she didn't
- 43:35
skip a beat. She might have got better
- 43:37
when she was making herself. So it's
- 43:39
it's not like you can say she's total
- 43:41
machine and has no brain. Beyonce has a
- 43:43
great team and a lot of people from that
- 43:45
team part of the Matthew knows team.
- 43:47
Yeah. You can't be that great without a
- 43:49
team. No, you need a significant team to
- 43:51
be that great. She t she really stays in
- 43:52
tune with everything that's current or
- 43:54
if she's not in tune with it, she has a
- 43:56
great team who is and who brings it
- 43:58
forward because that Winnie girl was
- 44:00
popular before. Yeah. Yeah. She's uh uh
- 44:02
the whole Beyonce thing. I think she did
- 44:04
American Apparel ads, too, that were all
- 44:05
over the world. She was on America's
- 44:06
Next Top Model. I was just about to say
- 44:08
that. Yeah, she was like one of the
- 44:09
runnerups. Y'all know mad pop culture
- 44:12
[ __ ] What a bunch of [ __ ] Also, the
- 44:14
two all the the two the two dancers, the
- 44:17
two male the two male dancers, the twins
- 44:18
who are always performing and Beyonce
- 44:20
joint. They have a big following. They
- 44:22
have a huge following. Are they better
- 44:23
dancers than Michael Jackson?
- 44:29
I would have to I would have Listen, I
- 44:30
want y'all to understand something. I
- 44:32
get what y'all saying. Look at him
- 44:33
deflecting. But there are different
- 44:34
forms of dancing. Like that's like
- 44:36
that's like that's like that's like in
- 44:37
the NBA. There's someone who's better
- 44:39
shooter than someone who's a better
- 44:41
dribbler. It's okay. It's all right. E
- 44:43
man. Rest in peace, Mike. And happy
- 44:45
birthday. The the twins are
- 44:49
better hip hop dancers. All right, man.
- 44:53
Eclude that. What was your lemonade
- 44:55
point that we got off the concept album?
- 44:56
I think that this is how this started,
- 44:58
so I'd rather just the music. The the
- 45:00
the the music. like she was so perfect.
- 45:02
Everything is always so perfect. I just
- 45:04
think I wasn't so invested because the
- 45:07
music with concept album I've heard it
- 45:09
the music didn't to whereas Rihanna was
- 45:12
the opposite where her whole performance
- 45:14
is swag but it's the we love every every
- 45:16
every song every song we just keep
- 45:18
wanting to keep hearing it. So the songs
- 45:21
kind of coasted. Beyonce kind of carried
- 45:24
the music to me. So to Maul's point I
- 45:27
was never a person that just repeatedly
- 45:29
listened to Beyonce. Of course, every
- 45:30
time she's put out a project, I listen
- 45:32
four was probably my favorite Beyonce
- 45:34
album that I listen to the most. This
- 45:36
project I listen to a lot. There's not
- 45:38
specific songs I run to. I run through
- 45:40
the whole album. Duh. You're a cheating
- 45:42
boyfriend. Of course, you listen to it a
- 45:44
lot.
- 45:46
So, it's a No, it's a joke. What just
- 45:49
happened?
- 45:51
They don't know joke like that. Anyways,
- 45:53
go ahead. With that said, actually to
- 45:56
that point, Rory is now plum red. That's
- 45:59
my natural complexion.
- 46:02
He has just turned flush. That's my
- 46:04
natural. He's looking very flushed. Um,
- 46:07
no, but to that point, it's funny you
- 46:09
say that. There's a lot of grown content
- 46:11
on here that I think is relatable to
- 46:12
anyone that's been in a relationship
- 46:14
outside of the typical
- 46:16
Beyonce women empowerment crying. I'm
- 46:19
going to get killed for that. But I
- 46:20
think I think there's relatable things
- 46:22
that people have gone through in a
- 46:23
mature level. Cuz I've noticed a lot of
- 46:25
younger women don't love lemonade cuz I
- 46:28
don't think they can relate to it. Yeah.
- 46:29
But they could relate to a Beyonce
- 46:32
record where she's just saying, "Fuck
- 46:33
men, [ __ ] men, [ __ ] men." She's not
- 46:35
saying, "Fuck men on lemonade." There's
- 46:36
a lot of substance to it. Yeah. It's a
- 46:38
lot of layers. So that's why I can
- 46:40
listen to Lemonade because even as a
- 46:41
man, I can understand a woman feeling
- 46:42
that way cuz I probably put one in that
- 46:44
position. I can't do that with a lot of
- 46:46
Beyonce. Way to bounce back out of that.
- 46:47
Rory, Rory's good, man. I'm telling you,
- 46:49
y'all sleep on that whiteboard, man.
- 46:52
That's [ __ ] great way to get out of
- 46:55
that hole. That guy's good. Yeah. Yo, so
- 46:58
Kanye's rant.
- 47:01
Do we care? It wasn't even a rant
- 47:03
compared to his rants. It was whack. It
- 47:05
looked like he Yeah, he he was
- 47:07
unprepared for that. Let me say this.
- 47:09
I'm a fan of Kanye, but he's
- 47:13
approaching. Okay, shut the [ __ ] up.
- 47:15
Level now. I told approaching. Yeah, I
- 47:18
told [ __ ] straight up I want to see
- 47:19
his medicine cabinet, man. You know what
- 47:21
it is? And I was talking to my cousin
- 47:22
about it. Like Kanye, I get it. He's
- 47:24
trying to speak a lot of things into
- 47:26
existence. The, you know, the whole
- 47:27
speak it, believe it. You speak it,
- 47:30
people start to believe it. I get that.
- 47:31
I get what he's trying to do. He's the
- 47:32
most He's a visionary. He's trying to
- 47:34
push the coach. I get all of that. But
- 47:36
sometimes you just have to do it and let
- 47:38
your work speak for itself. Like Like
- 47:41
Walt Disney didn't get up on the mic and
- 47:43
profess his great vision and imagery.
- 47:46
Steve Jobs didn't do that. Like these
- 47:48
guys didn't do that. Did it. No. Oh,
- 47:50
well, Steve Jobs had to he had to break
- 47:51
down what he what he was trying to sell.
- 47:53
Well, those guys Kanye just gets up
- 47:55
there and, you know, he just goes off
- 47:57
and it's like, dog, like didn't have
- 47:59
they didn't have the the tools then that
- 48:01
that Kanye has now. So, we don't know.
- 48:03
They might have done that. No, Steve
- 48:04
Jobs definitely had the tools to get up
- 48:07
and invented the tools if he wanted.
- 48:12
Maybe not Won't I get what you're
- 48:13
saying, but Steve Jobs definitely had
- 48:15
platform to drag as much if he wanted
- 48:17
to, but he did. Yeah. I don't think we
- 48:19
really want Walt Disney to speak as
- 48:20
much. Steve Jobs had the tool. I don't
- 48:23
know about nothing else. He He had the
- 48:24
tool, but invented it. He just let his
- 48:27
work speak. I mean, not I mean, yes, but
- 48:29
Steve Jobs was very vocal about a lot of
- 48:31
things. It's just It's different
- 48:32
platforms. Kanye has the pop culture
- 48:35
pop. Kanye has the kids. Like, does
- 48:37
Kanye need to shut the [ __ ] up, D? I do.
- 48:39
I think so. I like here and there, but
- 48:42
like the VM. Let me ask you something
- 48:43
when they first started. Let me ask
- 48:45
y'all something. What has Kanye done
- 48:48
that any other big male hip-hop artist
- 48:52
didn't do?
- 48:54
Whoa, wait, hold on. Repeat that
- 48:56
question. What has Kanye Oh, wait, wait,
- 48:58
wait. Hey, Mo, let me just give you some
- 48:59
background here. What? Kanye Hive. I'm
- 49:03
not Kanye. You are too.
- 49:06
Oh, I don't defend everything that
- 49:08
[ __ ] does. I just said he need
- 49:09
to shut the [ __ ] up. What has What has
- 49:12
Kanye done? Okay, let me just say it
- 49:14
like this. What has Kanye done that
- 49:17
Jay-Z hasn't done?
- 49:20
I think it's a good point. Kanye sneaker
- 49:22
is way better than Jay Hoves was. Of
- 49:24
course. Hove had so much so much to do
- 49:27
with fashion. And when he put it out, it
- 49:29
was the number one selling sneaker. No,
- 49:31
he put out more than one. Of course, you
- 49:33
you could say, "How many sneakers did
- 49:34
Jay put out?" He put out one S. Maybe in
- 49:36
different colors, but it was one design.
- 49:39
Oh, okay. One design. It was different
- 49:40
colors, but it was one shoe. And it was
- 49:43
terrible. It's hard. I'm not rolling
- 49:45
with that. That's all he did was jack
- 49:46
the L like the white. The white when the
- 49:50
S do cartis dropped. It was hard. It was
- 49:52
the number. Everybody had a pair.
- 49:55
Everybody What year was this? This was
- 49:58
2000 later. O2. I'm out of this one.
- 50:02
Yeah. Everybody had a pair of S. Do
- 50:03
Carter. We were the same age. The same
- 50:05
colors, the the green with the red. Like
- 50:07
Bill had SE was wearing them last week,
- 50:10
too. It was hard. That's what I'm
- 50:13
saying. What has Kanye done Jay-Z didn't
- 50:16
do? I get it. Okay, the sneaker thing. I
- 50:18
get it. Let's take the sneaker thing off
- 50:19
the table because other rappers have put
- 50:21
out sneakers and had success with
- 50:22
sneakers. Maybe not because they didn't
- 50:24
put out as many as Kanye has. But what
- 50:28
else has he done that Jay-Z I'm going
- 50:30
back to Jay-Z? I think of course there's
- 50:33
been rapper producers before, but I
- 50:35
don't think any have matched up to
- 50:36
Kanye's disography as an artist. Okay,
- 50:38
let's just say this. Jay-Z has done way
- 50:40
more than Kanye has done. And JD's Jay-Z
- 50:43
does not No, you asked me what they did
- 50:44
different. And I I think No, I said what
- 50:46
what has Kanye done that Jay-Z hasn't
- 50:48
done? Oh, that's a producer. He's a
- 50:51
That's All right. So, back to my point.
- 50:54
Kanye gets up there and talks. Like, I
- 50:56
get it. He's trying to do the fashion,
- 50:57
but my thing is just do it and let the
- 51:00
work speak. Well, I think they're two
- 51:01
they're two different people in the
- 51:03
stance that Jay definitely pushed in the
- 51:05
business realm and we all idolized him
- 51:07
for his business sense, but I think
- 51:08
Kanye did that with the art [ __ ] too.
- 51:10
And I know Forel really kind of started
- 51:12
that, but Kanye surpassed that [ __ ] all
- 51:14
the way with I think the urban hip-hop
- 51:16
fan as far as fashion goes and as far as
- 51:19
art goes. I don't think people's album
- 51:22
covers like a two chains album cover is
- 51:25
amazing now because Kanye has set a
- 51:28
standard. People are still making albums
- 51:32
made his album cover. Yeah. I don't
- 51:34
They're still using baby pictures.
- 51:35
They're still Of course, there's still
- 51:36
people doing that. So, this is But I'm
- 51:38
saying artwise, music videos, I think
- 51:40
Kanye, whether he was the one that came
- 51:41
up with it or not, kind of pushed that
- 51:43
art thing the way Jay pushed the
- 51:45
business thing. Everyone wanted to be
- 51:47
CEOs with Jay. I think these kids are
- 51:49
really in tune with creating great art
- 51:52
because of Kanye West. What kids?
- 51:56
The K. The kids. Definitely not the
- 51:57
inner city kids. Well, kids are are are
- 51:59
creating great art. And I do agree with
- 52:01
uh you and B's point that that art seems
- 52:04
to be his focus. But why are we giving
- 52:05
him so much credit cuz he pays attention
- 52:07
to detail? Cuz that's what it is. And
- 52:09
all that's something to give credit to.
- 52:12
Absolutely. A lot of people are not as
- 52:13
meticulous as Kanye West is. Especially
- 52:15
when you have the platform. It's it's
- 52:17
Listen, I'm going just go ahead and say
- 52:18
it,
- 52:19
man. And I'm happy that he's doing all
- 52:22
of this. A lot of this [ __ ] that Kanye's
- 52:24
putting out is not dope. We caught up in
- 52:27
the hype. It's the hype beast. Like a
- 52:28
lot of this [ __ ] he's doing is not dope.
- 52:30
He's selling Gilden TE's with old
- 52:32
English font on it for $100.
- 52:34
Like it says Pablo all over it. Like I'm
- 52:37
I'm just not I'm I'm not I'm not I'm not
- 52:39
cheap. You understand what I'm saying?
- 52:40
Yeah. Hype beast got to stop. I'm not I
- 52:42
get it. But it's like dope. When he puts
- 52:44
out dope [ __ ] I I give credit. Like yo,
- 52:46
that was hot. I agree. But all this [ __ ]
- 52:48
that people rushing to buy just because
- 52:50
it's Pablo Pablo and all that's not dope
- 52:52
to me. I'm sorry. I think that's corny.
- 52:53
I agree with you in that sense. That
- 52:55
Pablo [ __ ] is I hate that Pablo [ __ ]
- 52:57
All right. And I hate his [ __ ]
- 52:59
homeless uh $1,500 sweaters that he be
- 53:01
selling, too. Hype beast probably are
- 53:03
carrying Kanye right now. Absolutely.
- 53:05
Yeah. 100 100,000%. But the new
- 53:07
generation consists of mostly hype
- 53:10
beast, but there is people like me that
- 53:12
don't. I'm not invested in Kanye. There
- 53:14
are people like me. Oh, yikes. There is
- 53:16
people Yikes. That's horrible. Oh,
- 53:18
really? You're going to talk to me about
- 53:19
uh grammar anyways. um that there are
- 53:23
people like me that just like his music
- 53:25
and who we're not invested in who he is.
- 53:27
He could go do a million rants. I'm not
- 53:28
going to give a [ __ ] I'm just not going
- 53:29
to click it. I love his music. That's
- 53:31
where I will argue. I'm carrying him in
- 53:33
that sense because I bought that [ __ ]
- 53:35
album. That's where I'll argue. Let me
- 53:36
let me let me speak to that point. That
- 53:39
is what I give Kanye credit for. Every
- 53:42
single album is different. That's
- 53:45
something Jay didn't do as well.
- 53:46
Reinvented reinvented himself like that.
- 53:49
Nobody's done that. So I I give him
- 53:51
credit there. And that's the only reason
- 53:52
I ask that Lynn Credence tell me now
- 53:55
you're looking at me crazy money. So
- 53:56
tell me somebody else who's who's done
- 53:57
it who has reinvented himself every
- 54:00
album. Maybe Nas, but
- 54:03
not reinvented himself worse. Oh, we're
- 54:07
talking hip hop. That was no shot of
- 54:09
Nas.
- 54:10
I mean, I was going to, but I was going
- 54:12
to say I was going to say I was going to
- 54:13
say Madonna. I was going to say a couple
- 54:14
other I was going to say some other
- 54:15
people, but I'm saying in the hip-hop
- 54:17
world. If we're talking about hip-hop,
- 54:19
then he's definitely one of those guys
- 54:20
who Madonna didn't reinvent herself
- 54:22
every album. Madonna did not reinvent
- 54:24
herself every album. No, she did not.
- 54:26
No, she did not. Hold on. Hold on. In
- 54:28
the in the Okay, if we take for the peak
- 54:30
in the peak of Madonna's career, that
- 54:32
was her thing. Each album was a new
- 54:34
Madonna. She went from being the little
- 54:37
little like a virgin. Well, what are we
- 54:38
calling her peak? She's been doing it
- 54:40
since I was born. 30 years ago. Yeah. I
- 54:42
can't count this. I'm speaking to when
- 54:44
she was active. Like truly active. All
- 54:46
right. All right. The young The hype
- 54:47
beast don't care about the McDonald's
- 54:48
[ __ ] All right. Whatever. But I give
- 54:50
Kanye credit in hip-hop. I don't I don't
- 54:52
Kendrick has done it twice. You only
- 54:54
asked two albums. album. So, I mean,
- 54:56
can't really Oh, in touring, I think
- 54:58
Kanye set a president that a lot of
- 55:00
artists in hip-hop have not done. I
- 55:02
mean, which is the live show. No, no, I
- 55:05
will. That glow-in-the-dark [ __ ] was
- 55:06
some of the greatest [ __ ] I've ever
- 55:07
seen. There's a lot of things. Yeah,
- 55:08
that goes back to the art thing, paying
- 55:10
attention to what things look like.
- 55:12
Definitely. Granted, a million artists
- 55:13
have done it before, but in the hip-hop
- 55:15
world, I think Kanye was kind of the
- 55:16
leader in that. So, you're saying
- 55:18
visually he has visually he's far past
- 55:21
Jay and his ideas are always just over
- 55:25
the top. Like like he does reinvent
- 55:28
himself every album. Y'all are right.
- 55:29
But he always puts out like the Gilden
- 55:32
Te's me loving fashion. I think that's
- 55:35
[ __ ] up. It's super [ __ ] up to sell
- 55:38
a $4 teeth for $90.
- 55:40
But if you got people that are going to
- 55:43
buy it, why not? Yeah, but I'll tell you
- 55:45
why not. Because you are the same man.
- 55:47
You're the same man who has spent uh uh
- 55:51
I don't even know how many years you
- 55:52
have spent with all of this new slaves.
- 55:54
We got to stop. We got to stop. We got
- 55:56
to stop. And then turn around and do the
- 55:57
exact same thing. That's the problem. I
- 55:59
agree with that, too. That's why I I
- 56:01
don't think anyone in the world would
- 56:02
say that Kanye is not a hypocrite,
- 56:03
including Kanye. He is a All right. Can
- 56:06
we get Let's get off of Kanye. Kanye
- 56:07
need to shut the [ __ ] up. Can we get on
- 56:08
Tiana?
- 56:10
word. All right. So, Kanye West comes
- 56:13
out, says a whole bunch of nothing, and
- 56:15
then I'm like, really, my [ __ ] That's
- 56:17
what MTV We're giving Kanye four minutes
- 56:20
to do whatever he wants. I'm like,
- 56:21
really? That's all you got up there say?
- 56:23
And I was sitting there thinking that he
- 56:24
had to do the Joe Button stop my time if
- 56:26
he was going to get four minutes off
- 56:27
with a Kanye rant. I thought he was
- 56:29
going to have something to talk about. I
- 56:30
think he thought he was going to have
- 56:32
something to talk about once he saw the
- 56:33
mic. And guess who he brought up? Ray.
- 56:35
And then it was Man, let's get to Tiana.
- 56:38
He did bring up Ray J, by the way. He
- 56:40
did bring up Ray J. Ray J was there. But
- 56:42
okay, so then he says, "I'm here to
- 56:44
promote my video." I'm like, "Video
- 56:46
everybody." He loves Everybody. Yeah.
- 56:48
Yeah, that too. Joe loves Everybody,
- 56:49
too, by the way. Right. Uh, no, we
- 56:51
didn't do um, Faded. That version of the
- 56:54
song wasn't on the album, right? Was it?
- 56:57
Uh, I didn't hear it. I don't think so.
- 56:59
There's a version of Post Malone. I
- 57:01
liked I liked that version. It was just
- 57:03
the tie version, more or less. I like
- 57:06
just the tie version with just the beat.
- 57:08
I wanted to I would like a copy of that
- 57:11
version. That version is hard. That
- 57:13
version is a hit. That version I can
- 57:15
hear playing in EDM and all these other
- 57:16
places. I want that version. It's a
- 57:19
great record. And Faded look like a '
- 57:22
80s. It gave me uh what's turbo in them?
- 57:25
Uh Breaking. Breaking. So it looked like
- 57:27
he was going for Breaking Flash Dance.
- 57:29
Yeah. All of that. Yeah. And Tiana
- 57:32
Taylor, what do you say? I don't know
- 57:34
what to say. She But you know what? I'm
- 57:36
I'm happy for Tiana. I'm going to say
- 57:38
this because people don't really realize
- 57:40
how talented uh Tiana is. Like she's a
- 57:43
great dancer. I think she I think she
- 57:46
doesn't get the credit she deserves for
- 57:47
the music she puts out. Her album was
- 57:49
hard, by the way. She choreographed that
- 57:51
whole video, too. Yeah. Like she she
- 57:53
doesn't get a lot of credit for a lot of
- 57:54
[ __ ] she does. She put out Beyonce, too.
- 57:57
She's put out some dope sneakers that
- 57:59
she designed. like she's she's she's
- 58:01
very talented. On top of all of that,
- 58:04
she just she looks very good in that
- 58:06
video. Like she looks extremely good in
- 58:08
that video. And to the the choreography,
- 58:10
it didn't seem like it was too scripted.
- 58:12
Like it felt freestyle. Like Yeah.
- 58:16
That's what No, that's what made it so
- 58:17
dope to me. Like it didn't seem like it
- 58:19
was staged. It kind of felt like she was
- 58:20
just whing. I could I could have done
- 58:23
without Shump.
- 58:24
That's what I was like. I I I get what
- 58:28
the the shower scene was dope and I
- 58:30
don't she wasn't going to do that with
- 58:32
any other of course guy. You know what I
- 58:34
mean? I'm talking about just the random
- 58:35
when he first popped in with the hot tie
- 58:36
sh here. I'm like I'm like whoa whoa
- 58:39
what happened. I was just watching the
- 58:40
fight. I mean when you Yeah. But when
- 58:42
you in the ring I mean [ __ ] all the ring
- 58:45
now. So things open up after that. Oh
- 58:48
no. See what happens when you leave the
- 58:50
Knicks. Sorry. She should have Rory. I
- 58:52
really feel like I feel like that should
- 58:53
have been her moment. Like me and my me
- 58:55
and my girl was watching it and we were
- 58:57
like the [ __ ] like why did he just pop
- 58:59
up? She should she should have had her
- 59:01
moment. That should have been her
- 59:02
moment. She did for 4 minutes before
- 59:04
Shump came in. I'm going to tell you
- 59:06
like this though in the video. That's
- 59:08
her husband. Who cares? But b I'm going
- 59:10
to keep it real. You're the first person
- 59:11
I even heard bring up Shump. Like they
- 59:13
don't even care. Like people don't even
- 59:14
care that he was in the video. They
- 59:16
still like Okay, back to Tion anyway. We
- 59:18
get it. He was black. So I was kind of
- 59:20
tight at that. I mean but you know I
- 59:22
mean it Listen, man. It was a great I I
- 59:24
loved it. I thought it was a great
- 59:25
video. I thought the concept is really
- 59:27
cool until Shump popped up. I think this
- 59:29
is going to catapult Tiana into another
- 59:32
stratosphere. I don't. And that is the
- 59:34
sad part here. I think it will. I don't.
- 59:36
I think it will. And I saw her tweet
- 59:37
today. Uh I tweeted I tweeted this
- 59:40
yesterday, but I saw her tweet today.
- 59:41
Hey, all you new people, check out my
- 59:44
album. It was pretty good. Yeah. And it
- 59:47
was and it was I bought the album. I'm
- 59:49
supposed to put out a workout tape that
- 59:50
that could help in I I think that these
- 59:52
young people don't care. I you know what
- 59:56
it is. I feel like we do have a short
- 59:58
attention span. Yeah. It's microwave
- 59:59
brains. That's exactly what it is. Like
- 1:00:01
if Tiana would have been singing on the
- 1:00:03
record or something like I think it
- 1:00:05
would be on a different level. It's on
- 1:00:08
it's so popping right now because she
- 1:00:09
looks so good in the video. She's doing
- 1:00:11
a lot in the video in a good way. It's
- 1:00:13
dope. She looks great. But I just feel
- 1:00:15
like I think people are going to find
- 1:00:16
her music as a result. I hope so. That
- 1:00:19
one was really good. I think I think if
- 1:00:21
if she's with good music, right? I think
- 1:00:24
if good I think if good music and Dev
- 1:00:26
Jam is smart, this is the moment to
- 1:00:28
actually De Jam ain't been smart in a
- 1:00:29
long time, by the way. Boy, here we go.
- 1:00:32
Listen. No, that No, no, wait. Time out.
- 1:00:34
I know that. I can't say that cuz I got
- 1:00:35
bitter baggage, but this is from people
- 1:00:37
that are there now. I ain't been there.
- 1:00:39
Who's there now? Well, hopefully someone
- 1:00:41
puts a record out on her like tomorrow
- 1:00:43
cuz this is the opportunity for people
- 1:00:45
to actually hear something new instead
- 1:00:46
of having to go back to the old logic to
- 1:00:49
get new. No, no, no, no. I didn't mean
- 1:00:51
artist. I mean staff.
- 1:00:53
Oh, I can't talk about that. But yeah,
- 1:00:56
uh I hope that people uh go and and and
- 1:00:59
listen to Tiana's album. Uh I applaud
- 1:01:02
Kanye for for carrying that out that
- 1:01:05
way. I think so, too. I like that about
- 1:01:08
I like that about Kanye. See, that's to
- 1:01:09
y'all point. That's to y'all's artsy
- 1:01:12
point. Like, part of him being so great
- 1:01:15
is letting the greatness of others just
- 1:01:18
go. Mhm. Like, for that whole video to
- 1:01:22
be her, not him at all. I do think
- 1:01:24
there's some weird uh some uh typical
- 1:01:26
weird normal Kanye uh symbolic [ __ ] at
- 1:01:29
the end with the sheep. Uh right. She
- 1:01:32
was supposed to be the lioness of the
- 1:01:33
the sheep and the I'm still on that
- 1:01:36
because Kanye's mind is textured
- 1:01:39
differently. So I know that that is I
- 1:01:42
got to go watch the video again because
- 1:01:45
I just know Kanye and I know he's weird
- 1:01:47
and for him to have that whole five
- 1:01:49
minute beautiful Tiana all of that and
- 1:01:51
then that [ __ ] at the end I got to go
- 1:01:53
back and see what's going on. I want to
- 1:01:55
know how many views that video is at.
- 1:01:56
I'm pretty sure it's at a lot. Pretty
- 1:01:58
sure it's a lot. It's on title now. No,
- 1:02:00
just title. Is it only on title? Yeah.
- 1:02:03
Hey, that [ __ ] home going to make Apple
- 1:02:05
pay, man. I'm telling you. Yeah, they
- 1:02:07
going to come up off. They going to pay.
- 1:02:09
It's too many exclusives. Like, I can't
- 1:02:10
even lie. Like, I remember like a couple
- 1:02:12
of months ago Jeezy was doing um the
- 1:02:14
concert and Tidle got my money for that.
- 1:02:17
Rick Ross just did his I was like And
- 1:02:19
there a couple like the Beyonce thing
- 1:02:21
was streaming. They got my money again.
- 1:02:23
So, I'm pretty sure Apple's going to do
- 1:02:24
something. Rick Ross just did the
- 1:02:26
10-year Port of Miami joint, right?
- 1:02:28
Yeah. Yep. It was actually good. See,
- 1:02:30
y'all got to go back and listen to that
- 1:02:31
Jay verse, man, when he said, "I'm the
- 1:02:33
only one they fear in the room right
- 1:02:35
now." That's what he was talking about.
- 1:02:37
This whole Apple and [ __ ] like they know
- 1:02:39
what Jay is capable of.
- 1:02:42
It's a difference. That's why when other
- 1:02:43
rappers try to come for Jay, it's like,
- 1:02:44
"Don't Well, who's coming for Jay?
- 1:02:47
Listen, we ain't going to do that. We
- 1:02:49
name,
- 1:02:50
you know what I mean? There was no room
- 1:02:52
when I was coming for Jay. It's a
- 1:02:54
totally different game. Jay was still a
- 1:02:55
rapper then. Yeah, it's some that he's
- 1:02:58
not rapper. Yeah. No, he's he's an alien
- 1:03:00
now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's an
- 1:03:01
alien. But I mean, Tiana did look great.
- 1:03:05
I'm happy for her. And I do hope that
- 1:03:06
people find her music and find her
- 1:03:08
talent aside from just looking great,
- 1:03:10
right? I just don't want people to just
- 1:03:12
look at her. It has to go deeper than
- 1:03:14
that. This was the women empowerment we
- 1:03:16
needed on this podcast. And she from the
- 1:03:17
hood. She from the hood. This is why I
- 1:03:19
want people more to talk about the the
- 1:03:21
actual video and the choreography than
- 1:03:22
her looking a certain way. When that
- 1:03:25
becomes more dialogued, then it'll push
- 1:03:26
people to actually want to go ahead and
- 1:03:28
see what she's done before. I hate all
- 1:03:30
of the [ __ ] the I hate all of the
- 1:03:32
women that, you know, lot of videos. Oh
- 1:03:34
my god, I have to I'm about to change my
- 1:03:36
whole diet. Oh my I'm have to work out,
- 1:03:39
right? GMO, you GMO butt [ __ ] got to
- 1:03:42
sit down, man. Like, you know what I'm
- 1:03:44
saying? It's all about these athletic
- 1:03:45
tone girls now, man. The saltiest
- 1:03:47
[ __ ] in the world watching that [ __ ]
- 1:03:49
I Hey, get Dr. Miami on the I want it. I
- 1:03:51
want I know his stock is dropping
- 1:03:53
drastically in the last 3 days. Yeah.
- 1:03:55
Chick just been Yeah, I know. The phone
- 1:03:57
ain't ringing. Dr. Miami, I know it
- 1:03:59
ain't ringing now. Just just land from
- 1:04:01
DR. Open her [ __ ] phone. See Tiana
- 1:04:04
Taylor probably get you and your girl
- 1:04:05
could probably get a two for one now
- 1:04:06
with Dr. Miami. Appointment's opening
- 1:04:09
up. Let's not get it [ __ ] up. This is
- 1:04:11
just the moment. They Nah, man. It's
- 1:04:13
just a moment. I'm I'm telling you, man.
- 1:04:15
I think I think I think I think she
- 1:04:17
going to she she kind of trying to turn
- 1:04:18
the tide a little bit, man. And these
- 1:04:20
athletic girls are trying to I'm telling
- 1:04:21
you cuz it's it's a lot of it's a lot of
- 1:04:23
them out there. It's a lot of it's it's
- 1:04:25
a lot of natural athletic girls out
- 1:04:27
there and I think they're getting ready
- 1:04:28
to have a moment. Nah. Okay. All right.
- 1:04:32
All right. I know you caught up.
- 1:04:36
Joe can't talk though. Joe can't talk.
- 1:04:38
We got to get Joe out the room for this
- 1:04:39
one, man. Cuz you can't you can't talk
- 1:04:41
about it, man. You got to stay out of
- 1:04:42
there. You biased. Cuz you're biased.
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Kayn was athletic and natural. Yes, she
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was. So why I can't talk? Oh, that's
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that's one. That's one. Uh, listen. Now,
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don't stutter with me, bro. That's one
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in the past how many years? First of
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all, okay, first of all, there are more.
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Okay, but I like to keep my private life
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private. Since when the [ __ ] did Joe
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Button keep his private life private?
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Are you kidding me? I just can't go.
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Just got to protect people's anonymity,
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man. Wait, wait, time out. Moving song
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is OS3. Let's protect some anonymity
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tonight. Hey, Mo. Wait, wait, time out.
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Let me get you four. Mom been around me
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enough. Wait, you ain't seen no all
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natural [ __ ] around me. Join. I'm
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going to keep it real. I can't remember
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none besides Caitlyn. You have got to be
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kidding me. Name one. We could just name
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a girl. Tahiri.
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Oh, that but that doesn't count. That's
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like name one. Name one and that's two.
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Okay. to hear and I can we were talking
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about athletics.
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I can keep I can keep talking about all
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natural women. Okay. I can name some all
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natural women that have been I thought
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we talking about athletic. Well, we went
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from athletic to all natural. Uh oh. No,
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I didn't think more. I think more meant
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fit versus I mean we'll talk later after
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that three. Wait, what' you say? It's no
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more after that three. Yes, there is.
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No, no, Joe. days, but we'll talk about
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that at a different time. Also, anyway,
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man, the Yankee season. What about
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overall from opening day the other night
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that was at your crib? Was at my crib
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the other night? You tried to snitch on
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me before, so I was returning the favor.
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S was there the other night. Rory Rory
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comes off the ropes.
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It was um It was the night that you told
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Sim was out, but we wasn't.
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Exactly. Exactly. That night. That
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night. [ __ ] is crazy, right? Wild. All
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right. So, wait. What else happened that
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we need to hit? Uh, that's a good
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transition uh from the title [ __ ] to
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Frank Ocean's loophole. That was
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amazing. I meant to talk about that.
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We're putting that streaming that album
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so he could talk. So, get out of that.
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It's nice to see that even if he he's
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going to get sued OD. But it's nice to
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see the label get [ __ ] in the ass and
- 1:06:54
outsmarted for a change. I mean, can
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they can he sue the label? I mean, can
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the label sue him if Yeah, they they
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cleared they paid for a bunch of [ __ ]
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samples that ended up on the album that
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wasn't They're going to sue him and
- 1:07:04
they're going to win. Yeah, that's it. I
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mean, if he put the if they cleared the
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samples and he put them on blind, that's
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what I'm saying. They clear all those.
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Let me take it a step further than that.
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Unfortunately, I have some experience
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here, too. When you're trying to get
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away from your label, they have every
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label has a non-compete clause where if
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they let you go, they damn sure you're
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not allowed to put music out for a
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certain amount of time. I figured that
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had to be. So, so even if he fulfilled
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his obligation with that [ __ ] um,
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and I'm not calling it [ __ ] cuz I
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enjoyed it, but with uh, Endless, it
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damn sure ain't allowed uh, to turn
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around a day later and put out an album
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and sell 250,000 copies independently.
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[ __ ] are you crazy? So now this is
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conspiracy theorist Joe here. Apple is
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pushing that. And you think Apple's
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going to eat that price that he owes Def
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Jam? 100%. That's not a bad deal,
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though. Think about it. Cuz then what?
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Death Jam gets their cut and then
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everything else after is still Oh, it
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was a great move by Frank. Still, boys.
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Well, let's be let's be very clear.
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Frank Ocean and and this, you know,
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people aren't talking enough about this.
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Frank Ocean has been unhappy with Death
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Jam for quite some time. [ __ ] He was
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before Nostalgia Ultra. He didn't like
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them [ __ ] Yeah. [ __ ] We got
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Nostalgia Ultra because Frank Ocean had
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a problem with Dev Jam. That's why we
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got that mixtape cuz he was begging for
- 1:08:28
a release date. They wouldn't give it to
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him. and they weren't [ __ ] with him.
- 1:08:30
They were ignoring him. He gave us
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Nostalgia Ultra. Then when Channel
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Orange came out, he did some more [ __ ]
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[ __ ] Uh what happened? All right. He
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didn't give it to retail stores. This is
- 1:08:40
why they still had a few retail stores.
- 1:08:42
He didn't give it to them. It was
- 1:08:44
digital only. Uh that was unheard of. Uh
- 1:08:48
and uh [ __ ] the retailers got really
- 1:08:50
mad. They got pissed off and some of
- 1:08:52
them started selling his album for under
- 1:08:54
$3 to whereas it doesn't scan when they
- 1:08:56
did get it. So Frank has had some [ __ ]
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going on with him for a while. So this
- 1:09:00
ain't shocking that he tried to get far
- 1:09:02
away from Death Jam and that he did it
- 1:09:04
in this fashion. I mean, they gonna kill
- 1:09:07
that [ __ ] Just cuz we don't know where
- 1:09:09
does this leave his tour cuz I'm sure in
- 1:09:11
his contract it was a 360 and is he
- 1:09:14
going to tour? Is it an endless tour or
- 1:09:15
is it a blonde tour? You think he
- 1:09:16
renegotiated that? Are we sure? Are we
- 1:09:19
sure it was a 360? I don't know that. I
- 1:09:20
don't I don't know. Def Jam now has any
- 1:09:23
other deals but that in the past five
- 1:09:26
years but Frank what Frank came in with
- 1:09:28
leverage he was signed with some
- 1:09:31
leverage so I don't know I was in the
- 1:09:33
building at that time and they still
- 1:09:34
wasn't sold on his ass after Nostalgia
- 1:09:36
Ultra
- 1:09:38
probably speaks to a lot of this [ __ ]
- 1:09:40
probably speaks to uh why this is
- 1:09:42
happening this way I mean but label and
- 1:09:44
then when he gave Pyramids as a single
- 1:09:45
don't think they was [ __ ] thrilled it
- 1:09:46
was 7 minutes long I was thrilled oh it
- 1:09:49
was amazing labels are thrilled like
- 1:09:51
that with artists like Frank Ocean. Tell
- 1:09:53
me when Def Jam has been cool. Like they
- 1:09:56
not like
- 1:09:57
recently. Since Jay left. Give me since
- 1:09:59
when Jay left. When has Def Jam been
- 1:10:01
cool? Uh I think around Teflon Dawn.
- 1:10:05
Ross had that moment. You had Ross'
- 1:10:07
moment and you had My Beautiful Dark
- 1:10:08
Twisted Fantasy and you had Watch the
- 1:10:10
Throne. After Watch the Throne, Def Jam
- 1:10:12
became a bit uncool.
- 1:10:15
I don't affiliate Watch the Throne with
- 1:10:17
Def Jam. Well, I'm saying from was two
- 1:10:19
chains. Uh Def Jam. Yeah, two chains had
- 1:10:22
a a moment in y'all name. The thing that
- 1:10:26
the thing with Def Jam is But that's not
- 1:10:27
recent. That's not That's not But even
- 1:10:29
still, he asked when when it was But
- 1:10:31
even still, Teflon Dawn when he was
- 1:10:33
having that whole run, I don't think
- 1:10:35
nobody looked at Def Jam like Def Jam is
- 1:10:38
cool. I think Ross was having his run.
- 1:10:40
Two Chains, he had his Nobody was
- 1:10:41
looking at the label like I got to go
- 1:10:44
there. You know what I mean? Well, I
- 1:10:46
don't think people do that anymore.
- 1:10:48
Well, here's here's the thing. Well,
- 1:10:49
that's cuz there aren't any more labels.
- 1:10:50
That's Here's the thing. I mean, they're
- 1:10:51
Def Jam, though. I mean, any any new
- 1:10:53
artist that had a manager that had a
- 1:10:55
brain knew not to go near Def Jam
- 1:10:57
because Def Jam was really really good
- 1:10:59
at marketing stars. They do that better
- 1:11:01
than anybody else. They cannot do artist
- 1:11:03
development from Logic. They didn't even
- 1:11:05
do Logic did that [ __ ] on his own.
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Can I ask y'all a question that's
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