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The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 810

Where The Magic Happens feat. Oz Pearlman

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 810, “Where The Magic Happens feat. Oz Pearlman,” released March 24, 2025. Ish returns to his seat in the latest episode as the JBP kicks things off discussing his recent surgery (1:51) before diving into the drama between Jess Hilarious & The Breakfast Club (18:18). The room then debates if there is a wrong time professionally to get pregnant (1:01:43), in new music Leon Thomas’ ‘MUTT’ remix with Chris Brown (1:11:29), Kevin Gates new album (1:12:40), and Ice addresses Joe over his review of the MAX show ‘The Pitt’ (1:14:46). Also, QueenzFlip discusses the recent activity with arrests & RICO charges (1:26:17), mentalist Oz Pearlman joins the show (1:54:40), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Where The Magic Happens feat. Oz Pearlman

In this episode

  • 1:51Ish returns to his seat in the latest episode as the JBP kicks things off discussing his recent surgery
  • 18:18Before diving into the drama between Jess Hilarious & The Breakfast Club
  • 1:01:43The room then debates if there is a wrong time professionally to get pregnant
  • 1:11:29In new music Leon Thomas’ ‘MUTT’ remix with Chris Brown
  • 1:12:40Kevin Gates new album
  • 1:14:46Ice addresses Joe over his review of the MAX show ‘The Pitt’
  • 1:26:17QueenzFlip discusses the recent activity with arrests & RICO charges
  • 1:54:40Mentalist Oz Pearlman joins the show
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 810 Transcript

Full transcript of Where The Magic Happens feat. Oz Pearlman (2:59:56 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

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    The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast whose bulleted hosts are for entertainment purposes

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    only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing, revealing,

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    indicting, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage

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    you to try this at home. We are trained professionals who do not have your best interest at heart or our

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    own. Enjoy the show. This is where the magic happens. Pun intended. Uhhuh.

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    Uhhuh. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, that was dope by mistake. Where the magic happens. Let's

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    go. And my boy. Yeah, boy. Got my boy

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    back. Yeah. Welcome back. I'm about a little welcome back. Isn't it? Isn't it?

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    Is it a cut? Is it a cut for my boy? I got my boy back with me.

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    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ready now. Go to any block now. Any block. You know how it

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    is. Get your guy back. I go to any project now. What's up, my man?

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    Yeah, we love you, [ __ ] Yo. And then Mark coming in [Laughter]

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    the shout out to my girl Mel here with us in spirit. Always. Shout out to Mel,

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    which is dope. For the fight, male spirit. That's fly.

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    For the fight. Got it. Fight. I'm just saying for the fight. Like when we go to the block. You got her spirit. Better to

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    have her spirit. Oh my god. Is there a way to fix it?

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    Dog. I think he's being funny. Police. He punched him. Police.

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    Get off of him. I see you, [ __ ] How you feel to be back? A man up in this piece. Good. She mean cool. Don't do

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    that [ __ ] today, buddy. To be here, but not today. How you feeling, my [ __ ] Don't do that man of of word [ __ ] today,

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    buddy. Yeah, don't start there. You know, use as many words with me as you use with Mouse Jones, [ __ ] Talk. Oh

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    [ __ ] The same amount of words. I did a word count, [ __ ] Talk with me. I do a word count with Mouse Jones.

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    I just been up here not shooting at nobody. For real. I just been up I just been up

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    here like being reactive to just giving [ __ ] takes the topics.

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    I ain't had nobody to just randomly shoot at. I've been letting [ __ ] Mark been shining up here cuz I can't shoot

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    it. [ __ ] come on, man. My man's back now. We miss you, [ __ ] We back. We miss you, [ __ ] Act

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    likewise. Act like you miss. I said likewise. Nice. Came with the fresh J.

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    Came with the fresh J. Oh yeah. Cleaned up nice. What you thought? What you thought? Drifting on your memory.

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    Ain't no place. I love you, [ __ ] Walk juke box. You

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    don't say I love you back, but we love you. That foot is wrapped up. Ain't stop nothing. I know. [ __ ] moving out here

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    like he moving out here like he cliff. I don't know who that is. He cliff. You don't know who he is. You don't know.

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    Yes, [ __ ] Don't Don't look. No, I ain't saying. It's a cat. He was the man. He was a thug. We happy to see you,

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    is Likewise, my brother. How do you feel, man? You had the surgery. Went all the way flew out. They got the Yeah, it

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    was um I'm good. Actually, I thought it would I would have been in way more pain, but it ain't really It ain't

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    really hurt like on a you know how they say grade your pain on a one to 10. Yeah. I don't think I ever really went

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    over a five. Oh, yeah. You from start to finish. Even y'all seen me when when when the [ __ ] happened, I was still

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    laughing, cracking jokes, and all that [ __ ] [ __ ] like, "No, you couldn't have definitely tore your [ __ ] You You being too silly." Usually [ __ ] that

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    dog [ __ ] be calling the ambulance and be in a different type of pain. Well, you've been shot before, too. Yeah. And [ __ ] and and has that good insurance.

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    He got They ain't going to let that pain get much. And [ __ ] with your past that you know that that knock anything down.

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    Y'all [ __ ] got no heart. You got no tolerance, [ __ ] You got pain tolerance, [ __ ] You knock [ __ ] [ __ ] wives, [ __ ] Sister, you don't

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    give a [ __ ] Your heart not there. You don't feel [ __ ] man. You don't give a [ __ ] Back in the day. Yeah. Where did

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    this come from? Back in the day. Back in the day, right now. [ __ ] a nutcase, bro. Back then, he ain't give a [ __ ] man. Look at him. That's not true. Look,

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    that's not true though. I'm good though. Thank you, F. Give me those eyes. Yo, give me the eyes. No, he was slimmer

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    back then. Hey, good. Body shame is to start this podcast.

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    Are you kidding me? How do you expect two weeks? How do you expect him to get in the gym? I'm in like this. I'm in a

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    gym. This is the pod gym. When you miss a few episodes, yo, I don't know why people on that one yet. You got to

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    exercise. Nobody picked up on that one yet. Come back in shape. If there's ever a time where you miss one, don't let it

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    be two or more episodes. When you get back, surprise, surprise. Jokes on you,

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    buddy. The whole way through. They had the whole tuck them jokes. Yeah, come

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    on. Body shaming is in. Everything is in. You crazy. My man is back. Have you

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    been doing a lot of candy to like deal with the pain, Sarah? Oh, no. Candy,

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    [ __ ] Triceps is strong, [ __ ] You've been holding yourself up, huh? Oh, yeah. You got to get You got to get strong. Yeah. N [ __ ] different. I know. Welcome,

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    [ __ ] Lose weight. It's annoying. Lose weight. I'm down with you. All right. Come in the gym. Let's do it. Can't get

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    up and snack. So, I know it's annoying. I ain't even gonna joke too much on your [ __ ] because I do know that. I'm sure it's n you know what it is, yo. It make

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    you feel uh helpless. I bet like for so ment [ __ ] the physical part. Yeah. The

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    mental part is more like Have you considered going shopping for a sweet ass cane?

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    [ __ ] no ain't going to help you. Why? At some point you're going to need a cane. It ain't enough. You You got crutches or

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    my [ __ ] bins. I got bins. That's true. But eventually you get back

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    about to put some rims on my [ __ ] I'm be popping out here. You trick [ __ ] out and lights on this. We'll order the bag.

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    I'm sorry. You put the back a little saddle bags, my [ __ ] For what? Dog, I came in this [ __ ] today with four

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    waters. That [ __ ] almost killed me outside. I had to Now I'm put him in my bag. I mean, hey, bet ain't off because

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    you're injured. No, it's not. Bet ain't off cuz you're injured, boy. He He killed some time. He was here for two

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    weeks, [ __ ] He killed some time, but you know. N we can we don't use Amazon or whatever some waters here that's not

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    part got to bring water every time we bring water. Yeah. That's cool though. But the water you know shit's heavy.

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    Yeah. So I'm I'm on the crutches and you got help and you got help cuz wifey listens to the joint so she makes sure don't get your water. Don't

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    forget I put it on the counter. I put it on your little wheelie. I've got your keys on top of the water [ __ ] Get your

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    water. How long they think you going to be like this? You need an intern. Um, I go to the physical therapist next

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    week for this. Hopefully, I could get this off. Remember, I had the boot. I wasn't supposed to have the boot. Ah,

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    the first doctor I went to was on some goofy [ __ ] So, I wasn't supposed to have a boot. I was supposed to have this. You know what I'm saying? Pitched

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    the right way and all that to to promote the healing cuz your foot supposed to be your foot supposed to literally be like

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    you stepping on the gas cuz it's bringing your tendon back up to touch each other. That [ __ ] had me like this

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    stretch. Yeah. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Which is counterproductive. And they said that the scar tissue and all that [ __ ] started forming. You could be

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    walk [ __ ] up for the rest of your life. So, we're not doing that. So, it's fixed now, right? It's being done the right way. Yeah. Cuz honestly, I didn't

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    care about all of that. Anyway, bro. Yo, the boot the boo is

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    like four months. I'll probably be on the four months. Is it being done? Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. I didn't

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    want to hear your testimony. Nigga's an idiot, bro.

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    Oh [ __ ] I'm so happy as word for four months though. Happy as [ __ ] man. Four

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    months roughly. Got it. Oh, right in time for the summer. Oh yeah, when

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    you ain't fooling nobody, [ __ ] Yo, what's wrong with y'all? Us. Us. Yeah, you're right. Yo, [ __ ] turn everything

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    into some [ __ ] I heard the clip. Yo, yeah. Word. You went to LA. Oh, word. Oh, you went surgery, huh? We

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    looked up. looked up what the doctor. Yes. You [ __ ] got a mental problem.

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    Hey, what the hell? You all right? I'm not ready over here. Y'all do what you want to do. The phone lock and just be

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    forgetting everything. Doc doing that [ __ ] Doc and sh ain't working together. Lock and phone out. The mental ass

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    [ __ ] got We happy to see you, man. Yeah, you fam,

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    son. I know. Man, it's cool. You be lucking up with the nice doctors. Were

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    you cracking jokes? Did you give the doctor a nickname? Hey, Doc Eye. Huh? Doc Eye. Something wrong with Did you get the Aaron Roger [ __ ] Yeah. So, it's

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    like some It's real real minimal. Yeah. Yeah. Small [ __ ] Like little couple

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    holes, screws, and they pull it up through and pull it down. Oh, get that deer. Get that deer antler

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    spray. That's next. I'm sorry. What's wrong with Louis [ __ ] Deer antler spray. Yeah, man. Get you right.

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    Go ahead. Oh, you didn't forget how to pod, right? Long as you forget. That's it.

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    Poito. There you go. Yeah. Pito. Come back speaking Spanish. Yeah. Yeah. He

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    was in California, so that makes sense. It adds up. I go outside out there, yo. I know. I know. No, not at all. Not in

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    LA. [ __ ] crazy. Anyway, a lot going on. What I missed? I

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    don't know. What did you miss since you've been gone? Yeah. Uh, what has happened differently since ISh's been

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    gone? Not a whole lot. Not really. Business as usual, [ __ ] We

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    out here moving, man. We just wait, [ __ ] We kept the seat warm for you to come back. That's it. Nothing happened. You ain't miss [ __ ] They forced me to

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    be that guy. They forced me to be that guy. I didn't want to look this way. What?

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    I quit smoking. You did? Yeah. Congratulations. I quit smoking, man. I

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    hate that guy. No. Um, no. Uh, I hate the guy that just walks in the middle of the prom, walks up by the [ __ ] punch

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    and just does that. I really that I despise that. How many days you want? Uh, this is week two

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    or three. That's good, [ __ ] [ __ ] that. You know, it's week two or three. Breathing and [ __ ] Some stamina.

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    Breathing [ __ ] I spoke to your mother. Yes. She told me. So I You and Cory, I bought you some uh whatchamacallit uh

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    patches. Mullen leaf. Oh. Ah, the old is real good for you, but I gave it away.

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    But I I bought you

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    some, but I bought it. That's some [ __ ] Come on. No, I told you I was buying it. You bought You bought my [ __ ]

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    away. No, let me tell you what. Don't skip a beat. No, look, you don't skip. I want to hear this. Don't let I bought I

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    bought the Mullen leaf for Joe. For Joe and only Joe. Yeah. Okay. Then Danny

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    called, "Yo, man. some mulling leaf. Yeah, my lungs a

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    little off. No. And then my godfather, I told y'all he was having some issues and some surgeries and all that [ __ ] So I

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    gave it to him to make him the flim out his lungs and all that. Right. So I was just like, "Yo, I'll replace it and buy

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    Joe another one." So did you replace it and buy Joe another one? No, you can't. Not yet. Yeah, not yet. Now it's Amazon

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    and it's Park tried to give you an out. I did. Yo, good. All God does is [ __ ] play

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    tricks on me. See, he do that and it force you to have to care about his godfather.

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    Yo, what's wrong with you? A what's [ __ ] is a nutball.

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    Like when he put it that way, it's like all right, man. You good, dog? No, but I got you though. In my my head, all I

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    heard was I gave it away. Gave your [ __ ] away so much. [ __ ] call them up. All right. No, I'm

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    joking. I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm coming to Coming to repo the pills. Yeah. Oh, yes. Toxic

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    jokes. Yes. Let's [ __ ] go. Oh, I feel so good. All right. Ah, my phone did.

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    Yeah. Yeah. Get y'all keep [ __ ] talking when it comes. Get up, [ __ ] Get out. Get out of there. Oh, you in my

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    phone? Yeah. Your [ __ ] lit. You [ __ ] like the tunnel in 06.

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    Yeah. Chill. This [ __ ] go through that [ __ ] It is hills in there. No, he just can't. It's [ __ ] up. All right, I'm

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    ready. Come on. Hey, let's start with some hip-hop. Thank you. Start with some

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    hip-hop. Microphone check. 121212.

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    Great greatest podcast on earth. So happy to be here with my brothers.

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    Keep that applause going for the best crew in the whole world. Yes, sir. Let me get these drops out the way real

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    quick. Yes, sir.

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    Flip, flip, flip, flip. Again, shout out to our sister Mel here with us in spirit always. What What episode is this? 810.

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    Welcome to episode 810 of the Joe Button podcast. Brought to you by, powered by,

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    fueled by Prize Pigs. Prize Pigs gang. I am your humble, grateful,

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    gracious, happy to be here, fully dressed, smokefree host, Joe Button, here with some really amazing people. to

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    my right. Queens get the money. Queens get the money. Big Queen is in the

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    building. I'm here, [ __ ] I'm here. To his right.

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    [Music] There we go. Hey. Uh-oh.

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    Hey. Uh-oh. I like that. Woodbridge's finest.

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    Yes. King Waw Wa. Mr. the thousand doors

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    himself. Huh? You might know him as Ishmail. Might know him as whatever fake

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    name he gave you in the club that night. Hey, let's go. Hey.

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    All right, [ __ ] You ain't all that. All right, you here. All right. You ain't You cool.

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    Yeah, we here. You cool. All right. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome, bro. Welcome back, bro. Big Freeze is in the

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    building. Freeziest of them all. Brother Ice, Mr. Take it further. Don't make them do it. You got the hoodie, too. Oh,

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    for sure. You know, I was going to get the hoodie. Um, hey, how? Yeah. What you

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    think, expert? Checking your material out. Oh, some things just don't change. He right back. He didn't miss a beat.

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    Right at it. He missed a beat on his part. I was just feeling it. Pause. Okay.

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    Give me some feedback. I'm cool. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Shady. Shady. I ain't say

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    nothing shady. It's I mean that's open for interpretation. Sometimes when you don't say nothing, it's shady. Yeah. Man, all that [ __ ] sound shady to be.

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    My mama said, "Hey, I ain't going to lie. I ain't going to lie. Stupid." It's cool though. I spoke to my mama

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    yesterday, so play with me if you want. You and Cory today. Wow. Hey, [ __ ] That's my peoples. Hey, it could be your

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    peoples all you want. Say the wrong thing to me and it won't be no collard greens.

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    Sorry. Sorry. Say the wrong thing to me. It won't be no turkey wings. Are you worried about all your shoes being

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    [ __ ] up because one foot's going to be worn and the other one's not? Yo, I was coming up the stairs the other day and scraped the [ __ ] out of my sneaker on

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    the I'm like, you gonna have one good split. So now the right gonna be [ __ ] up and the left is going to be new in

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    the box. This some [ __ ] What's most annoying about this just looking at your uh [ __ ] being wrapped up is thinking of

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    being about to shower and then them telling me to go get a [ __ ] glad garbage bag around. No, no, no, no, no.

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    They got fly new [ __ ] now. What they got? Some vacuum seal [ __ ] Yeah. Oh, good. And the [ __ ] come up like Somebody

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    recognized that that glad bag filthy rich. You damn right. Put a glad bag

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    with a on it. You know what I'm saying? No park. You can't really get your You know what I mean? You can't can't get

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    your [ __ ] in no more. What's your And what? You can't You can't get busy. Oh, it's [ __ ] central. Yeah,

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    that's all right. I ain't saying nothing. That's bad.

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    What? [ __ ] No, I wasn't saying [ __ ] are bad. I'm just saying that you I'm saying it's great to be in a a

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    position of hey I'm handicapped for a few months. You go [ __ ] I lie about the

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    handicap. I'd be in a relationship lying my ass like oh my legs and Charlie do it. You

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    got to get off. Oh my legs, man. My knees. Get on top. Yeah, you do it. You do it. Yeah, man. There you go. Little

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    couch action, man. Look where your brain is during during the injury. Yeah. Listen, all you

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    got to do to get filthy rich out there is change the world. That vacuum seal [ __ ] is a great Yeah, that garbage bag [ __ ] that

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    wasn't it at all. Um Oh, Parks is here. I Hey guys, uh El Myus Fighters. Po is

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    here. Cory is here. Uh Keeb is here. Ian is here. Maybe I don't know. Uh Eriken

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    is here. Savon and Tanner are here. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. How's everybody doing? How's everybody

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    feeling? What's popping? What's popping? What's popping? Feeling good. Feeling great. Great, man. Great. Great. All right. Good. You're not telling me it's been an hour since I started this. No.

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    No. Okay. I'm about to say Have I lost all perception of time? No.

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    It's a Friday. Yeah. My baby. Wherever y'all want to start. Anywhere y'all want

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    to start. Anywhere in the world. I'm down to do it until you get to the gang

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    stuff. I mean, my my trouble once we get to the gang topics, I'm telling y'all now, I'm tapping out. After 10 years in

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    this, I don't feel like that has to be in my ministry. I don't feel like I have to come in here and cover the gang stuff

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    for you guys. When Lisa Evers does it, I'll find out about it. When y'all tell me about it, I'll find out about it. And

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    Tulin, unless y'all y'all could do it when we get there, y'all. Besides me being a

  • 18:14

    disruptor up here, there's been some disruption elsewhere. Uh, you know, just hilarious in the breakfast club. You

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    know, things been going on up there. It's been a little bit messy and I just

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    want the public in public. Yeah, messy messy in public. Very, very messy. I

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    mean, they capitalize. You know what I'm saying? They capitalizing off it and I think it's dope. You know, something that we should practice up here when it

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    comes to me when I blow up. Let's just capitalize. You know, they take a page out your book. Came up off that. They killing this [ __ ] Negativity

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    highlighting came. I ain't I ain't going to hold you. I was on hating a little bit.

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    A little bit of it, but they body that [ __ ] What? They are bodying that [ __ ] What is in a content game, my [ __ ]

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    They are bodying it. Yeah. Yo, a part of this gig is being box office.

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    We dinosaurs in that. Yeah, that's really what it is. I say it all the time. A part of this is being box

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    office. So, it's it's one thing for fans and

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    just an audience to speculate about what's going on somewhere.

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    It's totally different for one of them people to get home and eat a little bit and get the

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    maybe have a smoothie. Have a little bit of free time on your hand. House clean. I mean,

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    nothing to do there. Ain't nothing on tonight. Yeah. Yeah. Kids sleep. Yeah. No awards, no Grammys, no nothing. And

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    just look over, see their phone right there. Fully charged. Good job.

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    Oh my lord. Five bars. Come on. Come on. 5G. What's the good one? 5G LTE. I don't

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    even know the good one. You see 4K? Whatever that [ __ ] is saying up, man. And they just grab their phone and say,

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    "You know what? Go live." I'mma let them have it. I'mma [ __ ] let these [ __ ] strangers know what's going on. It's

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    some two words. What's been happening? Two words. What's the go live? I'mma go

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    totally off script for this one tonight. Tell all my business. That was looking

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    like that. Good. That was looking like that [ __ ] reminded me of the good tequila nights. Oh [ __ ] That [ __ ] was

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    like you just be like, you know what? Today's the last day I'm putting up with this. I'm tired of that [ __ ] Tired of

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    that [ __ ] So a part of me is there with it. A part of me is there with it. [ __ ] you know how happy I was? I think

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    that [ __ ] happened right after the pond. P day right after. Yo, nothing f nothing

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    gets me more excited than as soon as pod day is over. The next work day is done.

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    Exactly. It's the greatest. By the time I get home, it's news hot on the [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] me, [ __ ] I went right

  • 20:57

    to my topic list. just said

  • 21:04

    this. Listen, Jess did such an amazing job being the messiest [ __ ] I've ever

  • 21:10

    seen in my life that I went to bed

  • 21:16

    content, happy. Not me. Not me. I went to bed and was like, "Yo, no, you

  • 21:21

    bugging. I got enough on that shit." Yeah, I went to bed like, "All right, I'm getting up early and I'm going to FM

  • 21:28

    radio for the first time in years." Right. The 105. So complete now. [ __ ]

  • 21:34

    that. But then I woke up and no more sleeping in bed. And I

  • 21:42

    picked up my phone. I seen the energy out there. I seen a few clips start getting. I said, "Want some breakfast?"

  • 21:50

    What breakfast? Wait, what? I said, "It's the most important meal of the day. Wait, you not? No, you lying cuz

  • 21:55

    God got a good sense of humor. You not telling me that this [ __ ] did all that last night and came to work. That was

  • 22:04

    gangster. No, this is some of the greatest theater. Well, that's when you sleep it off. For me, this was some of

  • 22:10

    the greatest theater we seen in a while. She woke up and got dressed. Talk about

  • 22:16

    black Air Force One energy early. Oh, and y'all got to be there early. Mad.

  • 22:22

    Yeah. So you there at 5 a.m. 5:30 might not star at somebody. Oh, you ain't asleep. You hit a [ __ ] already. Already

  • 22:28

    hot from I walked in there and what? I'm here. Sit

  • 22:34

    down like nothing happened. That's gangster. And came in there to my corporate job with just a Baltimore

  • 22:41

    understanding of things. I was about to say that's that be more [ __ ] That's my other favorite. Yo, there's so many

  • 22:47

    components here that are great and fun. a lot that are not so great and fun. So,

  • 22:54

    where do y'all want to start in that? Start at the live started with with her. Yeah. Yeah. Her telling her

  • 23:02

    story. So, we all know that she was out of work for some time and as a result as per her she referred

  • 23:11

    another young lady to fill in in herstead. She was pregnant. Yeah. Yeah. So the other the other young lady came

  • 23:18

    in and now allegedly the radio station told her that this is what we doing. This is a

  • 23:24

    temporary thing. She a producer. When she came back it was four mics and now shorty

  • 23:33

    done robbed her of her segment allegedly and wouldn't shut the [ __ ] up. That's the gist that I got out of it. Just had

  • 23:39

    a problem with that. And perception out there was

  • 23:45

    Oh, we kind of like her. She She's killing. She's doing this a little better than Yo, I'm I'm in the comments.

  • 23:52

    I'm reading the comments while I'm away. I'm away having a baby. I picked this

  • 23:57

    person. Y'all pitting two black women against each other. It was loaded. It was one where the mistake happened. Yep.

  • 24:04

    Read the card. Read the card. Paying too much damn attention to them comments. Here's I read that. But here's my problem with that. just comes from

  • 24:11

    social media media being a media personality and comments engagement is what fuels us. You are no longer on

  • 24:18

    social media. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. When you become used to that, you guys come from that where there's no comments. You don't come from True.

  • 24:24

    That's not true at all. When we come from where there's no comments, we come from comments. Back in the

  • 24:29

    days, what type of comments, [ __ ] We had to read it in the newspaper or we in double XXL. I'm talking about when he

  • 24:35

    I'm talking about listen my space and [ __ ] It wasn't like that. It wasn't as engaging and as quick as as it as it is

  • 24:42

    now. [ __ ] had flip phones and [ __ ] nexttails when he was popping. How he came up. I'm talking

  • 24:47

    about how you came up. I'm talking about being in media. We have been What I'm trying to tell you is that the young lady comes from that engaging in the

  • 24:54

    comments. When you come from that, same thing with me. You become used to reading it and taking criticism from your audience in order to do in order to

  • 25:00

    say like what I'm going to do next. It it helps you. It fuels you. That's dope. If your business that you're using the

  • 25:06

    comments for are on social media, right? If you're a social media personality,

  • 25:11

    you might listen to the comments. She's not anymore. She is a radio broadcast personality. She's 33 years old. And for

  • 25:18

    me, I say it a lot on here. That's not an excuse for me. You don't behave like where you come from. You behave like

  • 25:24

    where you're going. That too. Easier said than done, but I understand. Easier said than done for a lot of people.

  • 25:29

    Easier said than done. I walking t-shirt. That just happens a lot cuz I cuz flip often in these times of these

  • 25:35

    conversations goes to where we come from and all right cool cool we come from

  • 25:41

    that but so I don't but but [ __ ] throw you out in the [ __ ] middle of the

  • 25:46

    ocean and say expect you to learn how to swim. There's steps to becoming a swimmer. There's steps to adjusting to

  • 25:53

    the media to to what's going on. Same thing. I can use myself an example but I I wouldn't. It's just steps. It's not as

  • 26:00

    easy when you're accustomed of doing things one way. If she's accustomed of going to the comments and saying, "Yo,

  • 26:05

    my popularity or my credibility relies on this." That's what you're used to. It just takes steps. It's not as easy as

  • 26:12

    you guys make it seem. Yeah. But the the difference is hold because she's also used to being

  • 26:18

    one of the people like talking [ __ ] online. My people. So if you if you come

  • 26:24

    from that, you kind of got you already have a built-in understanding of how that [ __ ] works. Not true. Ice. It sounds good in theory. That's not true.

  • 26:31

    It is true. He's one of them. I'm one of them. And Ice takes a joke way worse than a bunch of us take them. I'm

  • 26:37

    talking about a comet. Exactly. Talking about a comment. Hold. I'm talking about I'm just talking about giving

  • 26:44

    power to comets. Cool. We Ice friends. Uhhuh. We love Ice. ICE don't take jokes

  • 26:51

    well from us. He's gotten really great since you've been going. He got better. No, I'm just saying we've been lighting his ass.

  • 26:58

    But you get my point. Yo, Ice knows that we love ICE. We'll go to war with Ice.

  • 27:04

    So now, if he can't take a joke good from us, imagine what strangers might do in theory to Ice when he reading and

  • 27:11

    [ __ ] You understand what I'm saying? Now, let me give you the other side of it. I think that's so backwards though. It is very backwards. Let me give you the opposite. My friends are joking on

  • 27:17

    me. That that's not the same. Hold on. Let me Can I as the person you're

  • 27:22

    speaking about? Yeah, I give more of a [ __ ] what y'all have to say than them.

  • 27:27

    That's what that was the mentality before was. That's what I'm getting. Bro, you making a face. I'm telling you something. That's what I'm saying. I'm

  • 27:32

    trying to I give more of a [ __ ] what y'all have to say than them, which is why they they've said way worse [ __ ] than has been said about me with the

  • 27:39

    jokes up here since they from for from forever. Also, we don't we don't need to get caught here because Jess replied to

  • 27:46

    this by saying cuz she she dismissed that notion. She was like, "No, I just

  • 27:51

    happen to think and feel the same way as some of the people that are online. It's

  • 27:57

    not me reading the comments and being affected by them. It's I feel like this

  • 28:02

    and we got a savvy audience who's picking up on the [ __ ] and yeah, we agree they not influencing me. This is

  • 28:08

    how I already feel." She said that. I I just want all parts of the argument to

  • 28:14

    be represented here. So, we don't need to get caught up right there.

  • 28:20

    Um, when I first heard her statement, I was rolling with her. I I I I was

  • 28:26

    agreeing with her. Like, yo, dog. Again, even for us, we four years into this. I

  • 28:33

    had to turn off the comments for myself because I don't be wanting to see that [ __ ] that [ __ ] really will affect um

  • 28:40

    how you it's a public perception, right, that somebody has of you that is totally

  • 28:46

    wrong, right? And and my [ __ ] we could say, "Yo, who gives a [ __ ] what the

  • 28:51

    public think? Who cares?" Most people care, bro. I don't give a [ __ ] how many how tough [ __ ] come in here act like

  • 28:57

    they don't give a [ __ ] Joe cares. And Joe been doing this [ __ ] for 25 years and a public like Joe will modify some

  • 29:03

    [ __ ] predicated on what the the comments say. We all do. We human beings, bro.

  • 29:09

    You You have That's not true. You have. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. I've heard

  • 29:18

    I believe and I've said it my whole career that a lot of that's market

  • 29:23

    research. So, you have to be able to read and filter what you should be

  • 29:31

    reading and what you shouldn't be reading. None of that [ __ ] like has that other effect on me. What's the other?

  • 29:39

    Well, like I tell story all the time, Stack Bundles couldn't read comments cuz he wanted to drive to people's houses

  • 29:44

    and and hurt them. I never feel like that. I never am angry at the things

  • 29:50

    they say. Everybody different. And I understand it. Listen, the number one fear in the country for a while was

  • 29:56

    speaking in public. Mhm. So, I make it akin to that. Like, is that like a deadly shark coming at you? No. But it's

  • 30:03

    something that people were afraid of. So, yes, it's the thing. Uh, for Jess,

  • 30:09

    when you say it's not as easy as it sounds. The flip side to that for me could be, it could be as easy as it

  • 30:16

    sounds. you coming on a show that has been active for 15 years, 13 years, how

  • 30:22

    not only active but probably somewhere around number one for most of the time that they've been there, right? No

  • 30:28

    matter what you think of them today. Mhm. Legacy is legacy here in what it is. So if these people are telling you

  • 30:36

    like when Envy and Charlemagne are saying, "Hey, they kicked my back in

  • 30:41

    plenty of times and I still got to come in here and do what I got to do." And Jess's response was, "Yeah, but that's

  • 30:48

    how y'all carry it. That's not how I carry it." She missing the memo. She is. She missing the memo right there is your

  • 30:55

    ego and your pride and how you carry it comes secondary to the gig. I'm agreeing

  • 31:02

    with you. I I I'm I'm totally in agree agreement with you. What I'm saying is

  • 31:07

    Envy and Charlemagne are 15, 20 years in cuz they both been on the radio pre

  • 31:15

    Breakfast Club, right? So it's like a veteran football player telling this young football player, "Yo, this is what

  • 31:22

    how you should carry it. You get to that level. You get to that level of thicker skin that she may not have right now at

  • 31:29

    this point in her career." Okay. Wait, wait, wait. cuz we still conflating things and and I want to be clear and

  • 31:35

    concise in what I'm trying to say. Granted, I'm rolling with your theory. You ain't there yet. This [ __ ] affects

  • 31:41

    you and it bothered you. I think that's okay. Cool. Another line needs to be drawn before

  • 31:47

    you get to the internet knowing it's okay. What you mean? Oh, true. I agree with that. We talking about two different lines. Totally. I'm not mad at

  • 31:53

    her for feeling however she feel felt about comments. Uh, you just had a baby. This new girl is kind of ill. Lauren is

  • 32:01

    dope at the what what she's being asked to do the gig. They're dope in different

  • 32:07

    ways and they're women. So, I mean, all right. Can we say it? Can we say it

  • 32:12

    here? We can say it. Where can we say it? We can say it here. A safe place. Is it safe to say today? If we have a ble.

  • 32:18

    No. Say it. The e word. No. It's two chs in the They going to do They going to do

  • 32:25

    it. Like we're going to hate each other. Yeah, they going to do I think this is where a sound effect would normally come in in a short I don't think it's that

  • 32:31

    though. But I'm listening. It's it's B. It happens a lot. It happens. I'm not saying it's happening here, but you have

  • 32:38

    to take that into account that two women in the same play, two Kane Corso, you

  • 32:43

    put them in the same cage, you got to take account for them. You do two king lines. Also, I think Jess is mistaken,

  • 32:49

    and again, this is me saying it. I think she's mistaken in calling it her

  • 32:56

    segment. Her whole thinking around her segment and I left and then y'all

  • 33:02

    started giving the segment to Lauren uh to Lauren to do I just follow her on

  • 33:07

    Instagram. Am I saying her name right? Lauren. Lauren. Lauren. And then they start giving the segment to Lauren. And then when I get back to work, Lauren is

  • 33:14

    still in the room. I understand that. It's like you ask somebody to come over for a threesome and when y'all finish [ __ ] that person's still there. I'm

  • 33:21

    serious. It's the same exact thing. So, I get her looking at it funny. And she even addressed it in her clip. She said,

  • 33:28

    "I see why Angela Ye didn't stay. The way that they handle [ __ ] up there, they just not they just not it's a lot of

  • 33:35

    framing of [ __ ] be wrong." I don't get that. I'm going to

  • 33:40

    be honest. Cuz this is still business at the end of the day. Not that part. Yeah.

  • 33:46

    And it's not It's not your company. It's not You took the words out of my mouth. It's not your company. I think that that gets But you but you can still feel a

  • 33:53

    way about how the people are conducting things. Companies lie to you all the time about what's going on. Lie to you

  • 33:59

    about the direction they're going. Well, yeah, that part. We've seen that happen. I think they told her one thing.

  • 34:05

    Somebody somewhere told her something. And I think that's where her biggest gripe was. Yo fam, y'all told me X.

  • 34:11

    Cool. I come back to work. Y'all still telling me X. If things have changed,

  • 34:18

    let me know things have changed. So now that I can move around, y'all telling me X and but moving. That's the point I was

  • 34:27

    making with the topics. Jess, that that show has to have a seat, preferably a

  • 34:34

    lady, a woman to run through the hot topics and internet fodder and famous

  • 34:40

    people [ __ ] gossip for better. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I mean it's the hot

  • 34:46

    topic portion when he does it. [ __ ] everybody know where it comes from. You do it. Yeah, I do it right. I try to put

  • 34:54

    a little [ __ ] oomph on it, but it's still the same. Yeah. Same [ __ ] Um just with the

  • 35:01

    mess was her IP that she created on Instagram that was done a certain way

  • 35:08

    with some opinions. to her it was a little more than just a run of the hot

  • 35:13

    topics and that that that the line is blurred again because Jess whether you there or not somebody has to sit there and run

  • 35:21

    through hot topics whether we call it NY's news whatever

  • 35:27

    the [ __ ] we call it word on the street yeah yeah whatever we call it she didn't need to get to combining IPs just with

  • 35:34

    the Mets should have been just with the mess away from the breakfast club and whatever this topic segment is, then

  • 35:41

    that needs to be that. And it also listen, Lauren is really good though.

  • 35:47

    That too, I didn't know about all her TMZ background and all that. That's always still easy to look at her and

  • 35:53

    listen to her. She could read. I'm seriously because they took

  • 35:59

    they put Jess in a position to where she was [ __ ] up the [ __ ] cuz she

  • 36:07

    wasn't reading with the with the fluidness is all I'm saying. It's a fact. It's not Joe saying it. So y'all

  • 36:12

    have to look at me stupid. No, I'm not. I'm just listen. But see, that's where you that's where the mistake come in.

  • 36:19

    Because if if I'm suggesting somebody to hold it down while I'm going, I don't want to suggest nobody that's better at

  • 36:25

    certain things than me. But why not? If you confident because that [ __ ] might stick. But that's the other thing where the mess you confident in what

  • 36:31

    you're doing, you can suggest somebody I want better than me. All right. Listen, that's the other spot where control was

  • 36:37

    the illusion. I'm putting somebody here as the company that's good no matter what. If you have a suggestion that will

  • 36:44

    help, awesome. But you don't call this shot. It's a good point. Yeah, it's a good

  • 36:50

    point. Yeah. But the company lipt there. I'm the one. No, baby. You

  • 36:56

    did not. You are not the one. You are not the one. Even if she was never on the radar, you're not the one that did

  • 37:02

    that. You didn't pick. They They still had to pick that. You right. She But see, she suggested her. Come on. Let's

  • 37:07

    have the uncomfortable conversation. No, listen. So, the first day I'm pro Jess I'm I'm riding with how she explained

  • 37:13

    it, how she delivered it, all of those things. It just seemed like corporate doing some corporate [ __ ] So I was

  • 37:19

    rocking with her the first day until the next day and then I was that's when she

  • 37:24

    went to work and when she went to work and and they all confirmed and now you hear the other sides of the story

  • 37:29

    because there's always other sides of the story and now Envy is saying fam if you felt like that that's cool. I spoke

  • 37:37

    to you off camera and I told you to let me know what you feel and we going to handle it

  • 37:44

    cuz I [ __ ] with you and I love you and I rock with you. I'mma do what you say. If you don't want shorty in here, she don't

  • 37:50

    have to be in here. Right. That's the other thing. Stop right there. Highlight that [ __ ] Yo, when somebody is coming

  • 37:56

    to you and asking for honesty, sometimes sometimes it's best to be honest. Yeah. Like we live in a world too much. Our

  • 38:03

    egos and our dick start Well, not in her case, but our dick starts talking. I'm going to get you. Don't do that. Stop.

  • 38:09

    I'm serious about what I'm saying. Stop, bro. I don't know what you think about. I'm serious about what I'm saying. You're not. That was the moment to say

  • 38:17

    how you really feel. I don't want this young lady in the room while I'm here. This was pitched to me as the three of

  • 38:24

    us and it should be the three of us. She can get her great producing ass to where

  • 38:29

    she was. I thought you I thought you were saying speaking from the corporate side to tell Jess that no, shorty is

  • 38:36

    doing good so she's going to stay in the room. That's what I thought. MB said that if I spoke if I come to flip honest you're not going to find an

  • 38:43

    easy way to to deliver messages anyway. It's not about the messages. It's it's just saying if if if he say you flip be

  • 38:49

    honest. Tell me how you feel about up here and you lie. We do it to Mel all the time. We do it to Mel all the time.

  • 38:56

    Mel, you want to hire another girl? No. Hell no. I don't want the thought of

  • 39:02

    not Mel cut her eyes and a [ __ ] if she think if she thinks you done walked the

  • 39:08

    Mel dead on it. No, don't hire girls. You ain't got to go further. True. You know what? Now, now look, now imagine if

  • 39:15

    Mel said, "Yeah, sure. Hire another girl. It'll be We hired a girl." But I'm with you. I was I thought you was

  • 39:22

    speaking for another I thought you was saying envy and you should have been honest to her in real time. She should

  • 39:27

    have been honest. Got it. I'm with you. Cuz Emmy said, "Yo, I pulled you to the side. You my [ __ ] and I [ __ ] with you." If yo, if we have a conversation and

  • 39:33

    some topics come up and I'm like, "Flip." and I pull you to the side on the balcony and be like, "Yo, dog, did that bother you? Do you mind when I

  • 39:41

    speak on this?" And you like, "Nah, I don't give a [ __ ] my [ __ ] Feel the way." And then when I come in here and start talking about that [ __ ] you like,

  • 39:47

    "Yo, that's [ __ ] up. He be bringing my such and such into this." Like, "Yo, fam, I gave you an opportunity in which to say that you felt a certain way." So

  • 39:54

    that's what they said. They said that, "Yo," they pulled her was like, "Yo, dog, if you don't want her in the room,

  • 39:59

    we'll make it to be where she not in the room." You said, "Nah, I don't give a fuck." Mhm. Cuz sometimes you want cuz

  • 40:06

    now shorty's greatness going to be here with you now because sometimes you want to be a team player. You want to show that there's nothing that's bothering

  • 40:12

    you. You want morale care about that because obviously it bothers you because now if you say that then it comes out

  • 40:17

    that you said that you don't want this girl who was killing on there. How does that make you look at the end? How does it make you look bader? Yo, and that's

  • 40:23

    the trick to be team player. You have to be a team player as far you can't trick

  • 40:29

    greatness. You know what it takes to be great being great. So if you noted later

  • 40:34

    on, actually that comes up today when I [ __ ] do my quit smoking [ __ ] I'm not smoking. Last time when I quit smoking

  • 40:41

    and then I picked up again, I was sneaking to go smoke like I was tricking anybody but my own self and my own body.

  • 40:47

    So now I don't do it because there is nobody to trick but you. You going to know when you can't breathe. This ain't for nobody else. That ain't for nobody

  • 40:54

    else. That's for yo if you know what's about to happen when this girl come work here full time, save it. Save yourself.

  • 41:01

    That's true. And this girl is good and this girl is attractive and she could read and she

  • 41:06

    got a background and and she's winning over public perception by just doing the

  • 41:11

    job and she's uh non-threatening like could fit in like she could work with

  • 41:17

    three of y'all, she could work with four of y'all. It's mad problems to have with this good at her job ass head ass girl.

  • 41:24

    Yeah. If you just being honest with yourself. That's true. [ __ ] if you like, yo, now I don't care if Steph come

  • 41:29

    on. Steph going to Steph. When he get on the court, my [ __ ] Steph is going to Steph. And yo, that's why y'all reacted

  • 41:35

    to Mark Lamont when we doing that? Cuz that's me and Mark joke. And I love that joke. Hey, y'all

  • 41:42

    need to watch that clip. Who? Yo, when I was like, "Yo, man, think about Mark Lamont coming up." [ __ ] yeah, you keep

  • 41:50

    forgetting the fact that earlier you were doing talking about Yo, I'll fry you up. I mean, that is me and Mark Joe.

  • 41:56

    No, earlier what you did that day. Earlier that day, what you did? What did you say to us earlier that day? You were criticizing our work. And that's

  • 42:03

    [ __ ] Hold on. That's not what stop. I'm just telling you what our

  • 42:09

    joke is because we looked at that footage like that. Don't make the joke. Exactly. Did you see the footage? He's

  • 42:14

    being there. I'm being honest with you. Did you see the footage? I was here. But did you see the footage? I want to go watch it. But I I I remember the moment

  • 42:22

    he criticized our work earlier today. No, [ __ ] Joe was playing with our intelligence that day. Joe was playing with our intelligence saying, "Yo, I'm

  • 42:28

    bringing Mark Lamont up here. Lamar Lamont Hill here for y'all. You wasn't bringing him here for

  • 42:34

    us. You were bringing him here for you. There's a very big difference." See, not

  • 42:40

    to me. We had a week. What's for y'all is for me. True. But you said y'all It's

  • 42:46

    a different Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. You said, "Yo, I'm bringing him up here to give y'all some relief so that each one of y'all could have a day off." And me

  • 42:52

    and me. So that each one of y'all can have a day off every I forgot about that. I forgot all about that [ __ ] I didn't We ain't got the days off, [ __ ]

  • 42:59

    You must have forgot. I didn't forget. So why we didn't get our days off? I can't cuz Mark is too great. What that

  • 43:05

    got to do with our days? See, I got you. I'm here. You don't have, man. I'm I'm Sprite. I'm Sprite. I'm lively today.

  • 43:11

    I'm got you. You said you ain't

  • 43:18

    forgot you. He don't have me. I'm responding to the point initially. That

  • 43:23

    was the thinking with Mark and that's what he like to do. Not account for thinking changing. That's true. Everybody gets a day off. When Mark got

  • 43:30

    here, he was great at his gig with everybody that was here. Amazing. Kilt

  • 43:36

    it. So I just kept him. What that got to do? What that got to do with that if he saw No, no, no. I got him. He was too

  • 43:41

    great. I got him. Nobody gets a day off now. And he's so great. Look, look, look. If Mark is so great, a tough

  • 43:46

    decision to make. No. Which I'm agreeing that Mark is amazing. But if Mark is so great, then when you give Ice a week off

  • 43:52

    the first week, Mark is so great that we not going to miss Ice. Then when you give Mel a day off the second week,

  • 43:58

    Mark's filling in. So we not going to miss Mel. Then ish, then flip and go around the board. If that was your

  • 44:05

    premise and you told me I couldn't get a day off. He didn't get his day. But that's not what happened. He didn't get his day. What happened is you insert a

  • 44:13

    player that improved everybody and everything. So now you keep player in. I

  • 44:18

    don't understand. No, the play. We're not talking about the player. The player talking about No, y'all look better when

  • 44:24

    he is. So everybody in That's bad to say. No, which means that

  • 44:29

    your premise sucks. Kaka, because maybe it did. Oh, all right. Maybe your premise was phony. [ __ ] No, I didn't

  • 44:35

    know Mark was going to come in and do that. Stop. That's not true. I'm not letting you say I did not know that Mark was going to do that. So what you and I

  • 44:41

    don't want to keep breaking the pit wall, but I did not think that Mark was going to What do that got to do with everybody in here getting their

  • 44:48

    respective day off? Wait, let me reply to you. Because stupid me thought that

  • 44:53

    everybody was already giving their best, which was a false premise. What

  • 45:00

    do the You're not answering our question. I am. And we can't stay on this. No, you roll. You better roll. I'm

  • 45:08

    stand. I think I got you. Patreon. I think I got you. Bring this back to Patreon. I

  • 45:14

    think I got you. We can't stand on this [ __ ] He got you. He definitely got I

  • 45:19

    don't think he got me. You want your favorite uncle is back, [ __ ]

  • 45:26

    I get it. I get it. Your favorite uncle. I'm back, too. You know who you sound like. I'm be back, too. I ain't going to

  • 45:33

    say it, but you know who you sound like now. Mhm. That wasn't a low blow. All right. Well,

  • 45:39

    you can continue on. Let's continue on now. That was nasty. That was crazy.

  • 45:44

    What it No, you was you too [ __ ] You [ __ ] that was you crazy lady.

  • 45:52

    That was crazy. This [ __ ] impro is bugged out. Yo, you know you

  • 45:59

    bugged out. I am but he crazy. Yo, you your boy you special, my [ __ ]

  • 46:05

    Oh yeah, shout out to my [ __ ] Youth special you. My brain missed this type of gymnastics. Get your ass back to

  • 46:11

    work, [ __ ] In closing, man. Praise to everybody up there, man. No, no, no. They ain't

  • 46:16

    closing you talking about nowhere near. Hey, if you tired of this, hit the 15sec

  • 46:22

    button, buddy. A couple times. Yeah, I'm I'm staying right here. I ain't even throw the trick question out there. Oh,

  • 46:27

    I didn't know there was more in there because now I thought she went up there and they squashed it. No, wait, wait,

  • 46:32

    hold I want to defend Charlemagne [ __ ] but a minute. I and and I seen cuz you know I don't really watch y'all forcing

  • 46:38

    me to defend Charlene. Charlemagne and Joe are really similar

  • 46:44

    [ __ ] try to turn everything to a joke. See, and Charlemagne kept trying to joke that I that's producing and I'm

  • 46:52

    glad you said that cuz that is the part where I was like, you know what, I'm forced to come to work and shoot

  • 46:59

    Charlemagne in some bail cuz maybe people just don't understand. But I didn't like people hauling him to the

  • 47:05

    fire for saying that he was gaslighting. I mean, even in the moment, Lauren did it to him. She was like, "Yo, you keep

  • 47:11

    laughing through it, but this is real [ __ ] that we never address because y'all get to laugh." And I understand that point, but I don't for one second think

  • 47:18

    that Charlemagne was trying to make light of anything that was going

  • 47:24

    on. I think he was being a professional. Yeah, I think the most You're talking

  • 47:30

    about somebody who has probably been in the most uncomfortable media moments in

  • 47:35

    the past decade. True. A bunch of them. That is true. He got a bunch of them. A compilation of them. No, that's his

  • 47:42

    list. He's in the lead of uncomfortable media moments. I think this was another

  • 47:47

    uncomfortable media moment and we are watching a professional try to navigate

  • 47:52

    through something that thousand% that I tried to work through before it got here. That didn't work. So now we in the

  • 48:00

    moment let me just try to navigate that. Right. And they was on his ass. I didn't appreciate that at all. I felt like it

  • 48:05

    was an attack on me. I I when I looked at him and all of the [ __ ] he was saying and all of the [ __ ] he was doing, you

  • 48:12

    just kept coming to my brain like that's some [ __ ] Joe did. Yeah.

  • 48:18

    I ain't going to hold you. It did make me understand you a little bit more. Joe would have did some [ __ ] without being in the situation. It made me understand

  • 48:25

    you a little bit. I was like that's some [ __ ] But also, if you understand me, then you know that I tried to avoid us

  • 48:31

    getting to this exact moment way before we got to this moment. That's true. Which is what it looked like they did.

  • 48:37

    But and I could see something else when she said that Charlemagne text her and was like,

  • 48:43

    "No, tell her shut the [ __ ] up. That's something you would have did." I thought that was I thought that was

  • 48:49

    great advice, too. It's not great advice because now that gets us to over here further. You know what I'm saying?

  • 48:54

    Again, Charlemagne's and and it's not wrong. Charlemagne's brain is the show is paramount before any of us. That's

  • 49:01

    how this should be treated. Yeah. I want this all this art movies, music, TV,

  • 49:07

    broadcast, anything creative, the the the product should come before all of the I just want to get that out. No,

  • 49:14

    true. No, listen. And the other side is I'm not saying you saying it, but the other anything other than that is a

  • 49:21

    disagreement. True. And that's the big problem. A whole bunch of money came into the content space and now we're

  • 49:28

    dealing with a whole bunch of just humans in the content space. But the content space used to be everybody

  • 49:35

    saying the gig is the gig. No, no, no, look. So I saw Joe in Charlemagne when

  • 49:41

    he like, "No, don't. That's some [ __ ] Ian would have said, no, shut the [ __ ] up and we going to rock with that."

  • 49:47

    Right. I saw that and I'm like, "Yeah, because he's putting the show first." What you not understanding though is

  • 49:52

    these are human beings that may not view it from your lens because they not there yet. And in that moment, you're not

  • 49:59

    thinking this is a show in in the moment. She's not. He is. I'm talking about I'm talking about the people that Yes. Yes. You're not thinking show in

  • 50:06

    that moment. Yo, you know where it's okay to not think show? Home. Off the show. Off the show. Anywhere off the

  • 50:13

    show. You want to not think about the show, you could go do that. When you are here or not here, but you know, you are

  • 50:20

    on company time. It is showtime. You want the audience's time. I've been home

  • 50:27

    mad. Not mad. Let me take that back cuz they hang on to my words, literally. But I've been home

  • 50:33

    jealous at these sports [ __ ] Oh, I'm so jealous cuz I'm a competitor. I want

  • 50:40

    to compete. Mhm. These sports [ __ ] are trying to they are wilding out there.

  • 50:45

    Mhm. And by default that means that [ __ ] Cam and them is wilding. Brandon Jennings just all just talking on his

  • 50:52

    show was like, "Yo, you know what? Honestly, I'm better than everybody that came out of my draft class. I'm better

  • 50:58

    than Tai Law. Ty law. I'm better than [ __ ] Drew Holiday. Line him up. I'm

  • 51:04

    better than Jeff Teague. And I'm sitting there whether he's supposed to say this stuff or not.

  • 51:10

    Damn, that looks fun. I'm just watching the effects of him saying that looks fun. And now look,

  • 51:15

    everybody, bro, [ __ ] waiting. Now the show is a hit. It's gone. It's a little different. And I'm looking like

  • 51:23

    that's what's missing people. That's just for the content. I don't give a

  • 51:29

    [ __ ] what the reply is. No airspace. We looking at me. Lace them up, [ __ ] We

  • 51:36

    could prove this. I'mma crack your [ __ ] head. Lace them up. Jeff Teague probably was like, "You said who?"

  • 51:41

    You're missing the point, though. Look, look, I get it. But wait, let me just say it for the people that may not. He don't have to know how to beat them

  • 51:47

    three people in oneonone. He could lose. When Ty Law responded, and Ty Law was a beast, but when he responded, my first

  • 51:54

    thought looking at the clip was you'll never beat him at the content game.

  • 52:00

    Cuz you just on there, you just replying. You impersonal. You scored 45

  • 52:06

    once. You It just wasn't as saucy as Brandon saying whatever the [ __ ] he said. I'm jealous that [ __ ] I love it.

  • 52:13

    Turn up. Compete. Compete. Compete. [ __ ] is getting too busy out here. And

  • 52:18

    I done ran out of all the names of the people's bats I like to kick in last decade. Now I'm I'm [ __ ] older,

  • 52:25

    mature, fly with everybody. Everybody's cool. I care about y'all's feelings and mental health. All that [ __ ] that didn't

  • 52:32

    exist before. Now I'm coming in here just reacting to [ __ ] Shoot at him.

  • 52:39

    Let's all shoot. No, [ __ ] You be wanting me to shoot. I ain't your pit bull, [ __ ] I know, but you should be.

  • 52:46

    But you should be. See, and that's the problem. You're too much of your own man with dignity. As soon as I get somebody

  • 52:51

    that's my pit bull to come in here. No, he not. He's still He's still trying

  • 52:56

    to be his own man. He's a puppy pit, but he tried to be his own man. I need my own That's the problem. Everybody's

  • 53:02

    their own man. So why don't you shoot yourself, [ __ ] Wait, I don't not you want to shoot at

  • 53:08

    the [ __ ] you want to shoot at. You shoot at [ __ ] who won't shoot back. Go shoot. Don't shoot at Jeff.

  • 53:15

    Joe B won't shoot. You will shoot today. You'll shoot at [ __ ] without guns. Jeff Teague, though. I know. Wait, I

  • 53:21

    would not shoot at Jeff. No, I I'm sure Brandon does too. I'm talking I'm making a comparison. Shoot at the Jeff Teague

  • 53:27

    or the Steven Jackson or the Matt Barnes or the Gil in that arena. You won't you

  • 53:34

    don't shoot no more like that. I can't and I wouldn't. That's what I'm saying. The equivalent to Gilbert Arena in this

  • 53:41

    space. You won't shoot at them. the not anymore.

  • 53:47

    Yeah, [ __ ] Pray. Our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth.

  • 53:53

    You won't trespass. [ __ ] [ __ ] let alone shoot. You won't trespass on that block. One I want to start with first. I

  • 54:00

    love you. I love him, too. And you got the power to grow. I want to start with I love is and I like a refreshed,

  • 54:08

    rejuvenated. It pushes me to be the best I can be. that to the side. You're

  • 54:13

    right. Thank you. There we go. You're right. Thank you. But I wouldn't and I

  • 54:19

    won't because I don't have a peer in the space.

  • 54:28

    Um I don't have the food, huh? Telling you something. It's subjective though. Yeah.

  • 54:35

    It's not. It is. It is. It's not. It's not. It's not. I'm telling you.

  • 54:40

    quantifiable. I'm telling you it's not. It's not. It's not. Now, I want to say rest in peace, combat, Jack. I feel like

  • 54:47

    anybody black that's in this space doing it, we stand on his shoulders. True. Yes. That's a fact. I like to Yeah. I

  • 54:52

    start there. Rest in peace, combat. You the net. Pause. Anything else? It's very different. So,

  • 55:00

    I don't and I wouldn't because the people are building. I've been there. I love these people. It's a whole new

  • 55:06

    genre for everybody. Everybody go crazy. But yo, get get out of the black space cuz we not urban. There are podcasts.

  • 55:14

    Then they can talk. Yo, they can talk. You talk shoot. We talking about you shooting. We need a clip that say [ __ ]

  • 55:22

    We talking about Yo, [ __ ] out of here. No, [ __ ]

  • 55:27

    We hot right now. All them white people you talking about? I didn't say people the people that's at the table. You said

  • 55:32

    out of the black space. So you're right. They could be Filipino. Whoever they are. Yeah. If you at that table, then talk.

  • 55:40

    But they not talking. No, no, we're not. No, no, no. You said and I'm not coming out to just start shooting at the serial

  • 55:46

    podcast. What do you think I look like? There's a heart to this [ __ ] still. Bam. The serial. No, I'm not coming in

  • 55:51

    tomorrow to start shooting. Yeah, them [ __ ] is they the one the [ __ ] you talking about? So what you

  • 55:57

    talking about? So what are you talking about? You can't [ __ ] with you said you had the top. You said you you they not

  • 56:04

    your peer. So coming here and going on a crusade against call her daddy. So let me add on to that [ __ ] let me add on

  • 56:11

    to that. So let me add to it. My at my peers we don't behave that way. We

  • 56:20

    don't What song is that like [ __ ] What song is that? We don't behave that way.

  • 56:26

    I need to find that song. That's when you win when you win the game. One of the perks you get is you don't have to

  • 56:34

    shoot. I know you talking. Continue to shoot at the [ __ ] without guns and play it safe. That's all. I mean, he'll

  • 56:40

    shoot. I don't even think I'd be shooting at my my Who? I'm not shooting at podcast no more. I know you shoot at

  • 56:45

    [ __ ] He got to shoot. He don't shoot anymore. He [ __ ] say, "Yo, I want to do

  • 56:51

    what Brandon did." If you want to do what Brandon did, [ __ ] pick up a ball.

  • 56:57

    No, pick up a gun. That ruined everything picking up a ball. That won't happen again. What you doing? No, I ain't ruined everything. But I don't

  • 57:03

    mean exactly what he did. I just mean somebody we are making light up just going crazy. I think a lot I think and

  • 57:10

    so when I see somebody going crazy like something ticks you know what the difference. The problem is real quick is

  • 57:15

    it's relationships. N to me like if if [ __ ] ain't care about relationships, [ __ ] just go crazy. That's part of it.

  • 57:22

    No, but this part them [ __ ] is talking about we talking about content now. The [ __ ] talking about hooping. Hold on.

  • 57:28

    The [ __ ] in our demo, bleep this name, going to see you outside and might have a problem. And so that's where it gets a

  • 57:34

    little different. I was just getting ready to say content space. We living in content. You shoot back. I don't I don't

  • 57:40

    I don't make it look like that at all. We in the content space, but even that

  • 57:46

    and you would go you would be out here going crazy. Oh yeah. But you choose not to because like I said, shoot at the

  • 57:53

    [ __ ] who who you know won't shoot back. Uh if I win if I win like that it

  • 57:58

    would get expensive. Well, he ain't exempt. He I can make it so he can never see me.

  • 58:06

    Understand the house. He would only see me in the strip club. That's the only place he would bump into me. I see you at Oh, [ __ ] You know how I feel if we

  • 58:13

    talking [ __ ] you talking about? I'm talking about when I'm moving around, moving and shaking, looking a certain

  • 58:18

    way just by myself. That could get uncomfortable. That would be expensive. But if you talk a certain way, then [ __ ]

  • 58:23

    invest. You could do that. I just rather not live that way. But that's what that's what we're saying. That's what we saying. That's what we saying though.

  • 58:29

    That's what we saying. That's all. That's the only difference in this space. This space is [ __ ] like [ __ ]

  • 58:37

    Yo, his ego is still there. He trying to He like this. He trying to battle something to say. No, I don't think we

  • 58:44

    having no conversation here that I haven't had on my own. It's just meing a new thought. You got to just watch

  • 58:49

    yourself, bro. Real time, son. IRL, [ __ ] IR real time. Watch yourself. You start twitching your

  • 58:55

    lips and suiate with him [ __ ] Start doing that that lip twitch. Okay, couch

  • 59:00

    count to [Laughter] 10. Let's get back to creation.

  • 59:07

    No, that that's the difference cuz even me the same thing. I be [ __ ] cuz you have to go and you it gets expensive and

  • 59:14

    you have to go all the way sometimes. You got to be prepared to go wherever it's going. First thing [ __ ] to do

  • 59:19

    bring that camera and we going like it gets real tricky outside. So if you stand on this, there's some [ __ ] that

  • 59:24

    stand on that. But there's some [ __ ] the [ __ ] that do but the [ __ ] that do it are not outside. Not just that

  • 59:30

    they are thousand miles away in their [ __ ] crib. Not just that though. Like the Jeff Teague [ __ ] It ain't no

  • 59:36

    disrespect there. Yeah, we talking about hooping. We just talking. That's so if Jeff Teague sees Gilbert Arenas, they

  • 59:43

    probably laugh over this [ __ ] They going to laugh, [ __ ] You know I gave you 50 in AU [ __ ] Don't forget. You

  • 59:48

    know you couldn't handle my [ __ ] carry my gym socks, [ __ ] Look, in our space and in our medium,

  • 59:54

    when you say something [ __ ] about somebody to see them outside, it's going to go immediately. Look at your button.

  • 1:00:00

    Look at your button. Put some clothes on, you freaky ass boy.

  • 1:00:06

    You get what I'm saying? So, it's different. You ain't been to the hookah spot since them [ __ ] showed up with bear spray. Oh, hey. What you say? You

  • 1:00:13

    ain't been to the hookah spot since them [ __ ] showed up with my son was dead, [ __ ] We did together. [ __ ] said, so

  • 1:00:18

    Oh, he bought you for the for the Oh, [ __ ] Told you he was a pimple.

  • 1:00:24

    [ __ ] said he was a baby pit. Don't bring me around, [ __ ] It be too

  • 1:00:30

    expensive to bring you around. Snarf. Oh [ __ ] You going to be snarf? That

  • 1:00:35

    little I know that dog, [ __ ] Watch your cat, [ __ ] Call me fat [ __ ] Don't

  • 1:00:41

    call me that [ __ ] Nah, be too expensive outside. I'm I'm

  • 1:00:47

    going go all the way out. Yo. No, but but when I heard Charlemagne, I I saw

  • 1:00:52

    like similarity. So that was an education just watching how they navigated that and handled it. But um

  • 1:00:59

    once Envy and Charlemagne said, "Yo, dog, we came to you on the side and

  • 1:01:04

    said, "Yo, how do you want to handle this? Let us know." And you elected to

  • 1:01:09

    handle it like X. Now you can't come and complain about how we handle it like X.

  • 1:01:14

    Because that was a decision that you said. So that now I jumped jump ship. Yeah. I just didn't I didn't like the

  • 1:01:21

    you're you're pitting us against each other like fam. We we came to you and said this

  • 1:01:28

    I'm cool that just don't lie like some people but you know what it is like you said flip a lot of people it it's ego

  • 1:01:33

    based it's and I don't want to look like that person that I can't go with the [ __ ] and so yeah. No I don't care about

  • 1:01:40

    that when you really care. Is there a wrong time to get pregnant?

  • 1:01:46

    No. Oh, you from a business perspective or person just asking y'all however you take it. I thought that was crazy said

  • 1:01:53

    that too. However you carry now it's okay. And then after that we'll do the ad and that'll be the end of that. No.

  • 1:02:01

    Yeah. Yes. Professionally. Unfortunately, but she was not a wrong time. But you got to take what come

  • 1:02:07

    along with it. So that the timing could be wrong. Shout out to her. She has a blessing for your business. I'm not saying personally for for from a

  • 1:02:14

    business aspect. There can be a wrong. She said she planned it.

  • 1:02:19

    She said she planned it. I did it on purpose. I wanted a baby. So that's what I did. Yeah. I don't think it's right after. I don't think it's a wrong time.

  • 1:02:25

    I think that from what I heard, and I don't want to disrespect none of the people involved. I think that from what I heard, had she spoken up and been

  • 1:02:34

    honest and forthright with them and said, "Yo, dog, I'm not comfortable with what I came back to. Let's modify this."

  • 1:02:40

    And if they would have modified it, then she would have been straight. True. That's what I think. I'm just saying

  • 1:02:45

    professionally what they said. Professionally there is a wrong time to for that.

  • 1:02:51

    Professionally wrong time. Yeah. It can't it can hurt your it can hurt. I'm

  • 1:02:58

    not saying nothing about children being a blessing. You know, I agree with all of that. I'm just saying professionally timing can can

  • 1:03:05

    affect you. I want to speak on this, but I feel like I'll put my foot in my mouth. Yeah.

  • 1:03:11

    Don't do it. Don't do it. I want to talk to I want to speak truth to power on this subject right now. But nah, I don't

  • 1:03:18

    know if it's worth it. You're trying to manifest a baby. It's coming. You with some sleep, boy.

  • 1:03:27

    You know it's coming. I know you're right. Twin girls. Twin girls. Twin girls. I know. Twin girls. Yo, I can't

  • 1:03:34

    wait. I cannot wait, bro. Watch. Y'all swear. Yep. Something different. Yep.

  • 1:03:40

    Can't wait, bro. Y'all [ __ ] swear. Don't y'all know this girl think that if I propose it's supposed to be super ill

  • 1:03:47

    because I did it twice before to other people. Yeah. Yeah. The bar set [ __ ]

  • 1:03:52

    If you don't knock that [ __ ] to the bar set on proposing to go to the moon or some

  • 1:03:57

    [ __ ] [ __ ] proposing space. I understand that we can't say that. That don't make sense. Yeah. That's what I'm

  • 1:04:04

    saying. This is like the [ __ ] push gift. Like what are we talking about? But you body the other two body that

  • 1:04:10

    stop. No stopping. You do a helicopter. I'm not saying nothing cuz I ain't about to get on. You guys had a ring hanging

  • 1:04:15

    on a helicopter body. That is some of the Yeah, that's some of the worst logic I ever heard. So, old [ __ ] you was

  • 1:04:20

    there. I don't give a loving hip-hop body. That is some of the worst logic. I'm sure that there are women out there that think I'm shutting. You got to use

  • 1:04:27

    real life health issues like my back [ __ ] up. I can't go on my knees. You got to say [ __ ] like that. I got scerosis. What you got to get? Can't

  • 1:04:32

    even bend down no more. My knees. It's like the stupid ass girls that was like, "Oh my god, don't bring me to this

  • 1:04:39

    beautiful, amazing restaurant with the great vibe and the great food if you brought someone else here before." It's like, "Why?" Yeah, I like this place.

  • 1:04:46

    That's the exact reason that I'm bringing you here. I This my vibe and the food is good. Yeah, we had a blast.

  • 1:04:53

    Me and uh what's the face? They came here. Why would I not want you to experience that? I mean, I could go back and get her and we go again. No. Or I

  • 1:04:59

    could take you to some new [ __ ] that the vibe ain't popping and the food is trash. That bar that bar is absolutely trash. But I've only experienced this

  • 1:05:05

    shitty fool with you. Ma crazy [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah. Come with some come with some uh subpar proposal

  • 1:05:12

    though. Watch how that play out. This [ __ ] going to be regular. Hey yo, check your text message real quick while you

  • 1:05:17

    stand. I don't even know what but I don't even know what that means. I was What is a subpar proposal? I know it's

  • 1:05:23

    not our business to say. It's their to say you have a bar set. You just got to

  • 1:05:30

    created my [ __ ] bro. It's really that simple. And she's telling him, put some thought into it.

  • 1:05:36

    You'll do you'll do great, [ __ ] And she is telling him, "I seen you two times before. Don't Hey, we're going to

  • 1:05:44

    get seen. This won't get seen." [ __ ] You out your goddamn mind. Got Cory

  • 1:05:50

    right though. Okay. Okay. Unless Joe decides to have cuz she's not going to know when it's coming. He would have to be the person to say, "Record. It would

  • 1:05:57

    be his decision." I'm only even thinking about this because I want to get it done before I ice. What are you racing me

  • 1:06:03

    for? You going to do something stupid like [ __ ] horse and carriage? No. You

  • 1:06:09

    going to put [ __ ] pink roses all over New Jersey, Northern New Jersey. You going to try to

  • 1:06:15

    raise the bar and change [ __ ] for men moving forward. I'm not [ __ ] with you. I'm doing what she would want.

  • 1:06:21

    Yeah, I don't like that. I know you don't. Yeah, I don't like that. The propos The proposal not for me. [ __ ]

  • 1:06:26

    Don't try to up it on exactly what you do. Exactly. Paying these [ __ ] no

  • 1:06:32

    mind. Yo, don't up it. It's not upping cuz it's every up is different for every

  • 1:06:37

    woman. I'm doing what my woman. And they ruined my idea already. I told y'all I

  • 1:06:42

    was going to go to turkey leg hut, put the ring inside one of the turkey legs. Don't go when she hungry. Have them

  • 1:06:48

    bring it to the table. Cuz that was the first DM. Damn. You was at that turkey leg. That's my smile

  • 1:06:55

    girl. See? Oh, that that would have worked out. That's sentimental. That was fire. Yo, you know how I know I'm super

  • 1:07:01

    toxic? I'm going to say this and I'm going to move off this topic. Oh, man. Let me get my pillow ready. Y'all know there's people out there today that I

  • 1:07:08

    won't even say happy birthday to. Oh, no. That's toxic. Do you know that

  • 1:07:14

    there's women out there that I will not DM or text or just say happy birthday? I

  • 1:07:22

    don't understand. What's What's wrong with that? You understand? Yes, you do. Like you mean your exes or people that

  • 1:07:28

    people? Women. Women. That's a problem. I ain't Okay. Why? I

  • 1:07:35

    got something. I won't say that [ __ ] to That's so toxic. How that is toxic to

  • 1:07:42

    not be able to say happy birthday to [ __ ] your birthday. How is that? I don't feel like him. I'm

  • 1:07:48

    just saying if it if I don't if I don't [ __ ] with you, you know. No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying happy birthday is gonna lead to you [ __ ]

  • 1:07:55

    the girl. Okay, you can have that. So you can't say happy birthday cuz she gonna say thank you so much. Or you can

  • 1:08:02

    just say happy birthday and have some control and don't [ __ ] the girl. Yo, you don't see I'm sitting here like what the [ __ ] is I didn't know that's what you

  • 1:08:07

    was talking about. You're crazy as hell. [ __ ] the girl. No, you don't say happy birthday and it go right. Why do it got

  • 1:08:13

    to go? It's just going to lead to [ __ ] just going to fall. [ __ ] going to be like you don't have to put a candle in

  • 1:08:19

    their cake, my [ __ ] You could say happy birthday and keep it pushing. I wish. What's wrong with you? Yeah, but

  • 1:08:24

    you should you shouldn't even put paint that position for nobody. You shouldn't put nobody in that type of predicament,

  • 1:08:30

    dog. Honestly, you different. Yeah. Yeah. Salute. Yeah. You got I mean, that's must be nice to be him. That's

  • 1:08:36

    what I'm saying. Yeah. You can't even can't even beat it off. Like, no. Get away from me. No. Just there. You can't even run from it. I love it. I play the

  • 1:08:44

    worst on the bar, so y'all can play the best. You made this scenario. I know. I

  • 1:08:49

    know. And y'all like no

  • 1:08:55

    man stop [ __ ] Come on prize me. That's my man trying to fool me. My man is

  • 1:09:00

    back. [ __ ] trying to pull me in the swamp with him. You say happy birthday to [ __ ] Do that. Yo, this guy is

  • 1:09:07

    different, bro. This [ __ ] trying to pull me in the swamp with nonsmoking vocals.

  • 1:09:17

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    your game. All right. What you got for me? What you got

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    for me? Want to talk music? Was there already music? Couple joints dropped. Okay. Um, we got we got the

  • 1:11:30

    Leon Thomas Mut remix that he's been, you know, announcing was coming with with uh Chris Brown. I know everybody up

  • 1:11:38

    here love the Leon Thomas album. Absolutely. Indeed. Um, Mud is one of the favorites for sure, if not

  • 1:11:46

    the favorite. Yeah, it's it's high up there. Um, did y'all get a chance to hear it? I did. I did. Yep. All right,

  • 1:11:52

    let me hear a little heard. Let's let the people hear a little bit in case they missed it already. Let's see.

  • 1:11:59

    Come on now. Bop bop. Here we go. Bong. All right. First verse is the

  • 1:12:05

    same. I know what we're here for. Let's just get to it. All right. There you go.

  • 1:12:11

    There you go. CB remix because he already had the Freddy Gibbs remix on

  • 1:12:16

    featured on the same album. Uh, shout out to Chris Brown. This sounds great. It does. Shout out to Breezy. Uh,

  • 1:12:24

    glad I got it. Yeah. Listen, if you could put one of your better songs out with Chris Brown on it, you should do it. What? You should do it. That sounds

  • 1:12:30

    fire. No brainer. You put one of your worst songs out with Chris Brown on it, you should do it. It might become your best. Absolutely right. Shout out to

  • 1:12:36

    friend of the show, Leon Thomas, man. For sure. Facts. Facts. Who else came out? Kevin Gates. Kevin Gates. Yeah,

  • 1:12:41

    Kevin Gates came out. He dropped uh I'm Him 2, which is, you know, the follow to

  • 1:12:46

    I'm Him, of course. Um I I played it actually dropped on Thursday, which was a little weird to me. I've noticed a

  • 1:12:54

    couple I saw like couple albums, couple singles people are starting to drop on Thursdays. I don't know if there's some

  • 1:13:00

    marketing or billboard game they playing now with that. But anyway, um the album's great. Like Kevin Gates

  • 1:13:07

    has become Mr. Consistent to me. He really don't miss on a project. I'm I'm

  • 1:13:13

    pausing that anyway. Consistent. Kevin Gates has been Mr. Consistent for me. On

  • 1:13:18

    me. I said for me for he is for me. If he said otherwise either way. All right. Either

  • 1:13:25

    way, I'm just giving it one. I'll take it. Hey, listen. No, but you said something about his last project. I really like his last project. His last

  • 1:13:31

    last time he came through. I kind of want to watch the You good? I'm chilling. Body. Make sure you good. Body

  • 1:13:37

    the last project, too. Every time I call this [ __ ] come over, he come slay some [ __ ]

  • 1:13:42

    Slay the speakers. Crazy.

  • 1:13:47

    Um, yeah. I'm probably going to play a sleep off of it. Um the he had two singles or yeah two singles that he

  • 1:13:54

    dropped prior to the album. Kevin Gates is on my uh uh Mount Rushmore of [ __ ]

  • 1:13:59

    I want to interview but I won't I want to see the Bobby interview. Bobby here she holding on. She holding

  • 1:14:06

    on for still I want to watch this one. Just hold on. She on I watch any Kevin Gates interview. I don't care. He's on

  • 1:14:13

    that list. Good interview, bro. Never get jokes off these [ __ ] man. Anyway on the

  • 1:14:18

    defibrillator push she on clear on she holding on. She going to

  • 1:14:25

    find a black. Got to find a black. Got I mean

  • 1:14:31

    them [ __ ] don't never go to [ __ ] Uncle Jesse from Full House to [ __ ] keep him afloat. Nah, that ain't going to work. Anyway, go Kevin Gates. Yeah,

  • 1:14:38

    good project. Check it out. Uncle Jesse Bobby [ __ ] is in the pit.

  • 1:14:44

    Speaking of, you was wrong. Just which happens every leap year.

  • 1:14:52

    What? How often leap year occur again? Couple times you hear about every four months. Every 3 weeks. I be wrong. Let

  • 1:14:59

    me not do that. Cuz I when I listen back to the pod, I sound like a [ __ ] that think he ain't wrong a lot. So, I'll

  • 1:15:04

    take that back. I be wrong. And I just got to learn how to sound like I'd be wrong. Yeah. Cuz the way you describ

  • 1:15:14

    That's something. That's dope, bro. Part of the gift though is sounding right in the

  • 1:15:20

    wrong. It's tricky. Yeah. But anyway, but at least you'll get to the wrong. The pit. Let me hear. Wait, was I wrong?

  • 1:15:26

    How was I wrong? Just Is it good? First of all, yes. Yeah, the pit is good. The pit is good. I wasn't never trying to

  • 1:15:32

    say the pit wasn't good, by the way. No, sell it at all. The way you Yeah, you didn't do it right. You didn't The way

  • 1:15:37

    you sold it, I started with it's it's like a old FX show. I don't get that.

  • 1:15:42

    Stop it. And then y'all said new FX or older. I said old FX. And y'all was like, ah, that's good. So, I'm not

  • 1:15:49

    wasn't trying to downplay it. Well, the way you downplayed it, though. You were saying how [ __ ] don't connect between

  • 1:15:54

    the um between the people that work there. You made it seem like outside of

  • 1:16:00

    the patients, there's no story that carry on from episode to episode. First off, it's it's it's almost 24-based

  • 1:16:06

    where the entire season takes place in one day. Every episode is an hour in the same emergency room. So that's part of

  • 1:16:13

    that's part of the problem I was speaking to. How is that part of the problem? That's

  • 1:16:18

    kind of because because because because it's too many patients coming in

  • 1:16:23

    with problems. I don't want to say too many like it's not good, but when you first watch it, I was overwhelmed by the

  • 1:16:29

    patients that were coming in and all of the story and problems that the patients had. True. But even the patients, it's

  • 1:16:36

    not like they coming in and rolling out in the same episode. So all of this [ __ ] is ongoing. I mean, I'm only at episode

  • 1:16:42

    five or six right now. I'm only at seven. So, I'm I'm still early on. I think it's a 15 season a 15 episode

  • 1:16:48

    season from what I've been told. Damn. Um, it's some w like it's wild wild

  • 1:16:55

    [ __ ] And a lot of the healthc care people that like that work in emergency rooms and [ __ ] cuz I've been tweeting

  • 1:17:01

    about it. They hitting me like, "Yo, [ __ ] this is what we see for real." Yeah, they got a lot of people saying this is the closest um depiction of what

  • 1:17:08

    the emergency room really looked like that we've seen on television. And that's what I was going to say. I never saw the show, but I've I've dated a few

  • 1:17:15

    nurses in my day. Oh. Oh, we know. And uh we know. And um No, they be saying like that [ __ ] is crazy. So this person

  • 1:17:21

    right here might come in with a gunshot wound. This person right here come this like so that [ __ ] is moving around like

  • 1:17:27

    that. You saying you ain't like that. They was going through one whole day with one different episode per per hour.

  • 1:17:33

    No, I was saying I come from House and Grey's Anatomy, which meant there were

  • 1:17:41

    story lines, multiple story lines with the people that worked in these places

  • 1:17:46

    on this show as as up to the point where I was watching it. The story line just

  • 1:17:52

    came from the patients. But if you that's not even but if you're in one day right with Grey's Anatomy and House we

  • 1:18:00

    might see when Johnny met Kathy and now they start [ __ ] and you know what I'm saying you only in a one day scenario

  • 1:18:06

    I'm in episode seven I ain't seen that yet. Gotcha. That was all I was trying to say. I wasn't trying to say it wasn't a good show. From episode one I'm not I

  • 1:18:13

    don't have all the names yet. But from episode one me and my lady watching and I'm like okay they was [ __ ] You can

  • 1:18:19

    tell who was [ __ ] the the the main doctor and the the the black girl with the short hair. and short hair. You can

  • 1:18:24

    tell. And then by I'm at like I said five or six. Somebody said to her, "Yeah, but you know, talk to him. Y'all

  • 1:18:30

    have history." She's like, "Yeah, but that was ages ago." I'm like, "You could tell." You could see the interaction between them that there's something

  • 1:18:35

    there. Shorty's pregnant. Now we guessing, "Okay, is it this [ __ ] Like what's going on?" Like there is story

  • 1:18:42

    seven and I still don't have that they was [ __ ] I have They said it. I Oh, I didn't. Shorty said it to her. She She

  • 1:18:48

    was like, "She didn't say we were [ __ ] She said, "Y'all have history. We we dated ages ago or something like

  • 1:18:55

    that. She said, "Listen, I'm not trying to say I didn't miss anything either, but I haven't heard that." I'm going

  • 1:19:00

    give it a buck. That's what I took. I said, "Joe, this looks like the way you explain it." Yeah, that's literally what

  • 1:19:07

    I said. This [ __ ] had to have been on the phone or not fully paying attention to it, distracted a little bit cuz then you can miss [ __ ] No, that was my take.

  • 1:19:15

    Got it. I didn't miss nothing. I watched something and came back with my take.

  • 1:19:21

    But you might have missed that part with one of the Nigerian realtors. I would have had to miss a lot of parts. I mean,

  • 1:19:26

    episode seven and I don't see the doctors [ __ ] I see the interns are fuckups and the OGs of the hospital

  • 1:19:33

    keeping this together. I don't see nobody [ __ ] I don't see nobody related to no yet. The other [ __ ] but

  • 1:19:38

    that's not me saying it's bad. The other [ __ ] I like about the show, I think I was three episodes in and we done

  • 1:19:44

    already seen two or three people die. Like they not It ain't all happy ending saving everybody. Yeah, this ain't happy end. This is real [ __ ] The one little

  • 1:19:52

    young dude who it's his I think it's his first day or something there. Like it's a lot of um uh students working as well.

  • 1:20:00

    Lost a patient on the table. He's sitting there. They all tell him, "Yo, he gone. He just won't give up. Just

  • 1:20:05

    press." No. Yo, no. No. I He's going to be all right. No, fam. He gone. Now you got to live with that.

  • 1:20:11

    That's the other thing that's kind of disturbing about the show. And then and then we leave for me. This is not an ad for me. I just I really like this show.

  • 1:20:17

    In in in closing, death is so sudden sometimes. I know I gave y'all enough of that in the last part, so we can skip

  • 1:20:24

    it. But watching the show, it's like he he in here for one thing, they roll him in here. Oh [ __ ] we did something

  • 1:20:31

    wrong. He's dead. We lost him. Like, god damn. Give me a snapple or some [ __ ] [ __ ] the teenage boy that came in

  • 1:20:37

    there. Yeah, that was the one. Not the teenage boy. I'm thinking about something else. the teenage boy that came in there and his parents just would

  • 1:20:45

    not accept the So the doctor is trying Yo, the doctor uh his bedside manner is out of this world. Like in a good way or

  • 1:20:52

    bad. In a good way. Okay. Like they already know he's brain dead. It's over.

  • 1:20:57

    But he don't want to just lay that on the family too quick. Yo, we'll run another test. All right. We're going to go do this now. This one takes an hour

  • 1:21:04

    to come back. He and they telling him, "Yo, you holding up this spot. We got a whole Yo, they waiting room is nuts. We

  • 1:21:11

    holding up this spot. Yo, get this kid out of here. He's like, "No, I'm trying to help the family. The parents don't understand. We're gonna work our way

  • 1:21:18

    through this. This is giving them time to prepare for the news that I really got to give them." Gotcha. Gotcha. Got

  • 1:21:23

    it. This [ __ ] is fire though. So, check it out. There we go. Watch it. Yeah. Watch it. Okay. Watch it. I might. It's

  • 1:21:29

    good. We do all that [ __ ] I might. I might. I mean, it sounds It sounds kind of dark and uh

  • 1:21:37

    It's it's it's it's not though. It's just it's just real [ __ ] I could never never and I was watching that [ __ ] I'm

  • 1:21:43

    like, "Yo, about 30 minutes in I went home first day." Oh, [ __ ] What? Gone.

  • 1:21:50

    They numb to the [ __ ] Back to my Breakfast Club topic. Let me get off this pit for a little bit. I don't think that there's a wrong time to get

  • 1:21:56

    pregnant either. I do think that if you get pregnant at the wrong time and your

  • 1:22:04

    replacement is really, really, really good, then you're coming back to deal with some different circumstances.

  • 1:22:11

    It's possible. And I don't want to I'm not comp I'm never going to compare pregnancy to injury. But, uh, in in

  • 1:22:19

    sports, you don't plan on the injury, right, Drew Bella? Yep. All of them. All

  • 1:22:24

    of them. Like, I don't want to say it, but yeah. All of them. And that's got to be tough for women, right, to weigh that. Yeah. That's where

  • 1:22:31

    the career versus that's where that argument comes from. Career versus Well, there's some women that don't connect the two. There's some women that don't

  • 1:22:37

    connect the two and there's some that do. Well, some careers one won't affect the other. And then there's other

  • 1:22:42

    careers where one directly affects the other. I've spoken to older successful

  • 1:22:47

    business women that have made the decision to not have children because of

  • 1:22:52

    the path that they were on. Yeah. My my job is so my it even it even takes it

  • 1:22:59

    kind of even takes precedent over real relationships. And I was about to say, yo, my job is so demanding that I can't

  • 1:23:04

    even really get serious with this person because I can't give them that much time. And and the other part of that to

  • 1:23:10

    add to what you're saying is right, there's some women that are making their decision not just based on them and how

  • 1:23:16

    they feel in their job trajectory, but they're the bread winner of the relationship. Mhm. Mhm.

  • 1:23:22

    I didn't sit down. It's [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] up now. Yeah. Yeah. Some So, for some women, it ain't just them. It ain't just

  • 1:23:28

    them. I can't do it for us. Mhm. It gets deep. Yeah. I ain't told you.

  • 1:23:34

    I'm glad that that men don't have to make that decision. I would [ __ ] it up, too. It'll be It'll

  • 1:23:40

    be I would do. Unfortunately, it'll be a lot less babies out here if we had to make that decision. [ __ ] are selfish

  • 1:23:45

    when it come to that coming getting to the money, [ __ ] And [ __ ] be selfish once they get the girl pregnant. I know,

  • 1:23:51

    but I'm talking about if the pregnancy would stop a man's career,

  • 1:23:56

    a lot less [ __ ] is going to choose to go get that bag because that's where our value is. The world looks at our value

  • 1:24:02

    is you get to the bag. The passion in the moment all that [ __ ] How much money you make? That's true. We are definitely

  • 1:24:10

    [ __ ] put the bag above everything else. Not saying it's a good thing, but but uh because you ask you asking [ __ ] to sit

  • 1:24:17

    down for like a year, more than a year by the time you go get right after the baby.

  • 1:24:25

    It's a lot. Hey, wait. That's when I look look at

  • 1:24:32

    the little sonogram. Oh, I'm sorry, Jeffrey.

  • 1:24:38

    You I love this little dot. Little dot. these hoes. Oh man, Jeffrey, he was gonna be a

  • 1:24:47

    star. Oh, if we didn't make the wrong decision. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Oh man. And

  • 1:24:54

    you can't do that in front of the girl cuz she got a connection to the dot on the paper. She like, "Look, it's right

  • 1:24:59

    there." You're like, "Where?" I know the name of it. the gestation sack. That

  • 1:25:05

    [ __ ] still Why? They be dead ass connected to that

  • 1:25:11

    to that little [ __ ] I'm lying. They be like, "Look, Jeffy's right there." You be a dude like, "Wait,

  • 1:25:17

    where?" You just look like some Nintendo static like like you playing

  • 1:25:25

    Palig like the early stages of some [ __ ] I'm abandon.

  • 1:25:31

    Don't touch me. This [ __ ] yo can't stop. Yo, look. Look how they look with both parents a

  • 1:25:40

    dot. None of y'all know I'm blowing it on this loser.

  • 1:25:45

    Stop. Yo, y'all think that [ __ ] had to always be mature is all I'm saying. And

  • 1:25:51

    I hate when y'all do this. I don't give a [ __ ] I play Eric B and Rock Kemp to support what I'm saying. You better not.

  • 1:25:56

    I done had these conversations before. Come on. You better not. We can move on. Huh? You had them conversation.

  • 1:26:04

    Yes. Oh, yes. The other one. There we go. All right. What else we got? What

  • 1:26:10

    else we got? What's happening? It's a lot happening. It's a lot happening,

  • 1:26:16

    [ __ ] The feds is doing a They done a sweep, [ __ ] Criminal minds. Let's go.

  • 1:26:21

    Doing a sweep, man. The Take it away. Take it away, Queen. Well, I'm not your criminal expert, so me. Yes, you are.

  • 1:26:29

    Yo, you got kicked out of both of Hey yo, listen, old man. [ __ ] when you got

  • 1:26:34

    Listen, stop the feds right now. I mean, it's it's been a lot going on. Um, the Rolling 60s, the Crips, you know, the

  • 1:26:40

    feds swept down on them, charged them with a Rico, a Rico case, big U and them. Yeah. Um, the feds also arrested

  • 1:26:48

    Yellow Bee connected with the, you know, Mo 3 thing. That's state. Yeah, that's state. Okay. But it's something it's

  • 1:26:55

    something going on in law enforcement right now where all the police is locking people up. Yeah, it's called

  • 1:27:00

    social media. Uh but [ __ ] I don't know. I'm kind of nervous. I asked Joe, yo, listen big dog. Look, if they come

  • 1:27:07

    here for me, what are you doing? Are you letting them in? We had a discussion off camera. Hopefully the behind the scenes

  • 1:27:12

    caught it. But they are on [ __ ] asses. I think it's the start of the second quarter. The budgets is opening up and

  • 1:27:19

    [ __ ] want to get paid. That's my light-hearted thing about it because, you know, there's a lot of people that

  • 1:27:26

    families are hurt and there's a lot of things going on right now. I don't want to make jokes about the people that's currently getting arrested, but yeah,

  • 1:27:33

    the feds are doing a sweep, Joe. I know, but you a civilian. I am. So, but I

  • 1:27:39

    mean, the way they work, they like they they capture [ __ ] from 15 years, 16 years ago. And they know he he um he was

  • 1:27:45

    in a T-Mobile commercial 15 years ago. You know, they good kid. No, they know that [ __ ] was a T-Mobile commercial

  • 1:27:52

    gangster killer. Wait, [ __ ] had the Gucci rag on the cabinet. Gucci gang, [ __ ] I told you I

  • 1:27:59

    tried to scam [ __ ] What happened to scam? But they they coming back for everything, [ __ ] They see everything ring flip in that office. That [ __ ]

  • 1:28:05

    going to do the Anthony Anderson. He did it. What the [ __ ] out of here?

  • 1:28:10

    Hell, he did it. Hell no. You do it up here. Oh [ __ ] That's just more for

  • 1:28:16

    jokes. I know. I know. Not when your freedom is on the line. It put pressure. It put pressure on y'all. But nah, man.

  • 1:28:22

    I feel like I don't know what's going on. They tired of [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm a civilian, so I mind my civilian

  • 1:28:28

    business. Apparently, some of y'all out there are not civilians. And y'all are in a different business. Do you think

  • 1:28:34

    so? And y'all are out there in a different business telling and showing them the business you in, which I don't

  • 1:28:41

    really get, but I figure I'm just not evolved enough or educated enough in y'all's side of the business. But if I

  • 1:28:47

    was in y'all's side of the business, I wouldn't do the business like that. My thing is me being on this side of it, I

  • 1:28:52

    shouldn't know y'all's side of the business. The fact that I know it means the people that trying to lock y'all up

  • 1:28:59

    know it. Do y'all think social media is solving most of these crimes? Yes. Yes. No. I think the police are solving most

  • 1:29:04

    of the crimes, but the do on social media are giving them the evidence and all I got to do is go, "Oh, that was a

  • 1:29:11

    that was an interview doing that you did in 2019. Let me put that with the interview you did in 2022. Let me put

  • 1:29:17

    this with another a different nigga's interview in 2023. Dog, they making this [ __ ] so

  • 1:29:22

    easy. Now a [ __ ] could walk off the street and investigate this case and have it all the way laid out. You don't even have to connect it. They telling

  • 1:29:28

    you, "Yo, yesterday freeze. I did this." Are you on the side of blaming the interviewer or interviewe? Interviewee.

  • 1:29:35

    For sure. So you're not blaming the interviewee. Wait, interviewe is the one that's talking, right? I'm a little slow. Yes, that's who I'm That's who I'm

  • 1:29:42

    blaming. So you're blaming the person that's actually sitting on the couch. You shouldn't even You are a criminal

  • 1:29:47

    and you have [ __ ] to hide. Hide it. You should not be in front of a camera. Hide

  • 1:29:53

    it about anything. About anything thousand%. Now you have some of them that are trying to either transition

  • 1:30:00

    into a different career music. But and and I've seen I've seen those people get

  • 1:30:05

    interviewed. I've seen the interviewer try to trip them up and they move accordingly. I'm not mad at that. But

  • 1:30:11

    I'm talking about the people that you ain't even trying to. You just want some shine. I agree with you. But we got to be honest. A lot of [ __ ] man, they

  • 1:30:18

    they don't they glory days is past them. So some of these interviewers are offering the bag and when you offer a

  • 1:30:23

    bag, sometimes the bag is juicy enough to go you sit up there and go talk. You know what I mean? They offer a bag or they offer a monthly stipen. They do.

  • 1:30:30

    But I'm not even agree with that. That's a certain portion of the devil advocate at the wrong damn time. No, I do. No, I

  • 1:30:37

    am on his side. A devil advocate. I am on his side. Why you always get at me like that? I'm on his side about I feel

  • 1:30:42

    like you shouldn't sit there and talk, but [ __ ] is offering money. But I offered money before when I was when I was up.

  • 1:30:48

    Come here. I did. And the numbers whenever I made triple. It ain't even just them that's talking though. It's

  • 1:30:55

    [ __ ] who ain't yester year [ __ ] who who still You know, listen, let me

  • 1:31:01

    explain something. You know the trick to to the media [ __ ] You bring somebody up there to talk about a situation, you pay them, that opens up the door for

  • 1:31:06

    somebody to come respond. Now you have a long history of content that you can make money off of. And that's all [ __ ]

  • 1:31:12

    is thinking about. If I sit up here right now and talk about Joe Schmo, [ __ ] yo, back in the days, [ __ ] I

  • 1:31:17

    violate Joe. I hit him with a bat. Bow, [ __ ] [ __ ] up. Joe SMO is going to do an interview and respond. And most likely the person that's interviewing me

  • 1:31:23

    is going to interview him. Okay, now let's move that to the side. A pool of money. What do you say to the [ __ ] that

  • 1:31:28

    takes his own camera and do this and start? I don't agree with that. They're not doing none of it, but it's the same.

  • 1:31:34

    What do you say to the guy that wants you to have bigger aspirations? No, [ __ ] Who wants What do you say to the

  • 1:31:40

    [ __ ] The only [ __ ] that want probably [ __ ] [ __ ] don't [ __ ] don't want and look. So what happens to the [ __ ]

  • 1:31:47

    that look you so stupid? [ __ ] don't want [ __ ] that have big aspirations. [ __ ] are f [ __ ] are fascinated by

  • 1:31:52

    the stories. [ __ ] we sit here and we watch them. I watch that [ __ ] What's that [ __ ] that break that look? Okay. What I'm trying to say is and I don't

  • 1:31:58

    want to say this. You should the murder should be more important than the digital footprint. I agree with you. If

  • 1:32:04

    we did that, nobody should know we did that. You the [ __ ] smacked Joe Schmo with a shovel, right? You just said he

  • 1:32:10

    smacked Joe. For Joe Schmo to now come on that same show and say, "Yeah, that's why we caught his brother by the

  • 1:32:16

    stoplight and we put two in him." Joe Schmo is a [ __ ] idiot, my [ __ ] I agree with that. That way, I do want to

  • 1:32:22

    play devil's advocate a little bit in some of this. Okay? Because the same way I watch American Greed and be applauding

  • 1:32:27

    them white people with some of the crimes they come up with, I don't really have the biggest problem

  • 1:32:33

    with I wouldn't do it. But with

  • 1:32:38

    robbing and charging you to get it back. Cool. I'm stay. But I think that's just

  • 1:32:45

    street taxes. It is. It is. Now, why are you getting on a camera saying that we

  • 1:32:51

    robbed him and we paid and we made him pay to get it back? You're a connected. I don't think you should have said that.

  • 1:32:56

    But nobody knows if you don't say. See, and you talking about saying and I agree that's wrong a step further than that.

  • 1:33:02

    Big Freeze. I'm seeing the crime. But I think some

  • 1:33:08

    Hey, some some of these crimes they ain't talked about and I see them on whatever site is on. You still got to

  • 1:33:14

    remember there's [ __ ] that tell. So like there's [ __ ] out here. So we

  • 1:33:19

    talking about interviewers. There's still situations that happen where [ __ ] use that as leverage to get free. Y'all notice that happen over here.

  • 1:33:25

    [ __ ] are talking and they not there's no threat to they talking about two different things. Understand? When the police do police work to catch you, they

  • 1:33:33

    earned it. When [ __ ] is out here making these [ __ ] put me in jail and they didn't have to do no work to put

  • 1:33:39

    you in jail, you are a [ __ ] idiot because you only doing it for the sake of being more famous. I'm with you.

  • 1:33:46

    [ __ ] out here putting themselves in jail. Not even another [ __ ] Street respect. They put Why do people get mad

  • 1:33:52

    at the interviewers? Yo, you doing this? Y doing that. I think the interview we need everything but the criminals right

  • 1:33:59

    now. Yeah, like I'm still want to know that it's all the criminals. It's going to sound like that. So I say all the

  • 1:34:05

    time. No, I just said about the criminals. You're the only one that I say all the time. You can't even when we

  • 1:34:10

    joke about the behind the scenes camera. What do I say? I say if you don't say it, if you don't say it, you don't have to worry about it going out. Yeah. Just

  • 1:34:16

    if you got some [ __ ] you don't want out, shut the [ __ ] up. True. That's it. True. That's true. That's it right there. And

  • 1:34:22

    don't even [ __ ] with the little illusions and nothing. Shut the [ __ ] up. But in today's time, well, how about

  • 1:34:29

    stop doing crime, right? Well, well, I ain't going to lie. Crime is going to always be there. I ain't going to say

  • 1:34:35

    stop doing. Crime is always going to be there. You don't And I think that that's why we don't really highlight the the criminals. I mean it's our

  • 1:34:40

    responsibility to do so but the world is filled with crime. We became desensitized to crime. We kind of expect

  • 1:34:47

    crime to happen. So when we not sitting here condemning the criminals or even some of them are our peers is because

  • 1:34:54

    the world is filled with it happens every day. Nothing's going to change. Crime is going to happen. The real problem is [ __ ] made the criminals a

  • 1:35:00

    hero. Exactly. [ __ ] made the So now other [ __ ] want to be the hero. That's a good point. That's really what

  • 1:35:06

    it is. We look up to and but that's Ben. We looked up to the drug, we looked up to the drug dealer. The drug dealer was

  • 1:35:12

    the man. It's been like that since the beginning of the time. I know, but now social media and [ __ ] Now you knew [ __ ]

  • 1:35:18

    by word of mouth. You knew [ __ ] by word of mouth. You knew [ __ ] if you unless you saw it. It's worse. Now social media

  • 1:35:24

    and these camera phones and all of this [ __ ] got pe got the criminal himself wanting to broadcast to the world that I

  • 1:35:30

    am the criminal so that my name rings bells not just on my block in my hood, but across the world. He's right. That's

  • 1:35:36

    why I always say like we had this discussion before. Do we think the OG's from back in the day would have behaved

  • 1:35:42

    this way? I always say yes. I just think they just didn't have the medium to do it. They were because we watching OG's

  • 1:35:48

    who was running around back then do the same [ __ ] today. I'm with you. Because now they got the mediums because now they're trying to be stars on the

  • 1:35:54

    internet. They were. Yeah. You had to answer the [ __ ] back in the day. So, but it's different. I mean, it is what

  • 1:36:00

    it is, fam. I've seen the this fed sweep in LA.

  • 1:36:07

    I'm a civilian. What the hell do I got to say in this [ __ ] I I Hey, I don't care about it. I see it. Hey, some of it

  • 1:36:14

    is juicy. So, I read I'm a civilian. None of this [ __ ] is any of my I don't I'm not up in arms about it.

  • 1:36:21

    Like, but everybody else, I'm serious out. But us as black, man. It's still horrible that cuz they cuz they

  • 1:36:27

    programming our kids to do that dumb [ __ ] Exactly. So, it's a bad thing. Wait, who's programming our kids to do what? the [ __ ] that the kids

  • 1:36:34

    are seeing on Vlad or Adam or whatever, they they want to do that [ __ ] My

  • 1:36:39

    oldest don't look up to none of that. I know yo, he's out. My oldest don't look up to none of that. I can't speak for

  • 1:36:45

    mine either. What what the kids is on, but be be the the male influence and male role model that you would like to

  • 1:36:51

    see. And my kids don't look up to none of that [ __ ] There you go. I don't get it. It's not my business. I'm not downplaying nothing. I'm not slighting

  • 1:36:58

    nothing. Everybody's path is their own path. But that ain't for me at all. And this ain't for them. True. Mhm. There

  • 1:37:04

    you go. Yeah. And this ain't for them. I've never been happier to be called a lame or square and all that other [ __ ] I love it. Now, some of that [ __ ] I do

  • 1:37:09

    like. Hey, hold up now. I want to be honest. I don't want to lie. Stop playing, man. This what he going to do

  • 1:37:15

    now. He going to let him do it. I'm not playing. Let him do it. He going to do it. Some of that [ __ ] I like. Like what? Like what? Listen. It's like it's like,

  • 1:37:21

    "Hey, my my um uh my Islamic brothers [Music]

  • 1:37:27

    sometimes the people that come from different belief systems." He just Yo, can y'all stop doing that

  • 1:37:34

    thing where y'all just [ __ ] So I can't just I thought he said clip. No, I'm

  • 1:37:40

    sorry to not start. I'm sorry. Take it back. My bad. Like like when you talk to people from even Jewish dudes, you talk

  • 1:37:46

    to people that's just from wherever they from, they might say some [ __ ] and you be like, "Hey, I agree with some of that." And then they get to a point like, "Okay, I got to take it a step

  • 1:37:53

    back." Even it's like the clips of of Big You taxing the movies that come

  • 1:37:58

    through the town. I do agree with that a little bit. Cool. I know that is against

  • 1:38:04

    the law and that's where that's where it stops right there. I agree with some of that thinking back to street tax. But if

  • 1:38:11

    you know it's against the law, don't hold a camera up to your face, say it,

  • 1:38:17

    confirm that this is happening, and then upload it. I don't He did that. Yes. Okay, then that's what I'm talking

  • 1:38:23

    about. I'm not The crime is going to be the crime. The criminal was always going to be there. The criminal has been there

  • 1:38:28

    since the beginning of the time. I mean, I I some of the stuff if a [ __ ] if if if a [ __ ] beat

  • 1:38:34

    you out of 1.5 million with Tricky Dice and you have a connection Oh, that story was crazy. Yo, some of this [ __ ] is a

  • 1:38:40

    juicy connect. Go get it back. Loaded dice, Adrian Broner. And I'm bringing

  • 1:38:46

    the rappers and whoever. I'm bringing them through. I'm bringing them through. Yo. Hey, you know what? You know what it

  • 1:38:52

    tells me though? Like there's a there's a there's a luxury in being a civilian. Like there's a privilege in being a

  • 1:38:58

    civilian cuz like some of this [ __ ] is so off your radar

  • 1:39:04

    that when you read it, it's like really off your radar. But we know it cuz we come from this [ __ ] Like we know that

  • 1:39:11

    somebody is setting up the spot for all the celebrities to come to. We got the

  • 1:39:16

    loaded dice and Money on the Wood and uh uh uh Mhm. [ __ ] I was just watching a poker movie about this. I just picked

  • 1:39:23

    some random movie on on Apple. That's my [ __ ] I'm just watch old movies. But in the in the poker movie they whoever house that was that they went to for the

  • 1:39:29

    poker game. That was that fight night show. Remember the fight night show? Oh yeah. That was that. Yeah, that was

  • 1:39:34

    that. There's been a few. We going to set up the big the big game. We going to have all the money in town coming where we going to get it brought. Kevin Hart

  • 1:39:40

    knew I ain't see it. I didn't see that movie. It was a series. She was good. But that that's the thing. Yo, we know

  • 1:39:46

    that's why we make we sit here and make the jokes. Well, not jokes, but Allstar weekend, BET weekend. Yo, y'all be

  • 1:39:52

    careful out there. Not only because they just running down robbing you, but they'll set you up. That's what they're

  • 1:39:57

    doing. Hey, I'mma protect you and then set you up in the back end. Yeah. Or put a I'mma put a chick on you. Chick is the

  • 1:40:04

    easy way to get them. I'mma put a chick on you. Yeah. Rest in peace. Take off. But like Yeah. The dice game out of

  • 1:40:11

    town. Like I'm good. I'm in the hotel, my my [ __ ] But see, and that's that's the that's the the bravado of the

  • 1:40:18

    rapper. Cuz now if you stay in the hotel the whole time, you [ __ ] No, no, no. Or you just you looked at just not into

  • 1:40:26

    some of these things. My name vagina. Like the point that bothered me most about that take off [ __ ] is he wasn't playing. Yeah. You I'm in I'm in the

  • 1:40:34

    cut. Yeah, man. That [ __ ] is just disheartening. Rest rest in peace and anybody else we lost, but this [ __ ] is

  • 1:40:39

    disheartening. And it's it's tough to read. And again, just more consumption of [ __ ] That's like

  • 1:40:46

    I just again we we we'll we'll be li or fools if we sat up here and say y'all

  • 1:40:51

    want all the crime to stop. It's not going to stop. I don't want If you're going to do crime, just do this [ __ ]

  • 1:40:56

    smart. You crazy as hell. Are you crazy? Like I when I read dumb criminals, I just be like,

  • 1:41:03

    "Yo, what's wrong with I don't want y'all to stop stealing them expensive ass mattresses that my my man steal

  • 1:41:09

    them. They just I don't want y'all to stop stealing some expensive [ __ ] that's that's exclusive that I can't get anymore. I need you." Like, "Nigga, some

  • 1:41:16

    [ __ ] needed, [ __ ] Go inside. I don't give a [ __ ] You take all the risk. Meet me behind somewhere in the alley on on

  • 1:41:22

    on with with the cobblestones on the floor, you know, cuz [ __ ] and Yeah, it's kind of crazy. I ain't going to

  • 1:41:27

    lie. [ __ ] be getting to it. Them alley [ __ ] Them alley sellers. I heard that. It worked. That's exactly what my

  • 1:41:34

    man told me. A TV like this [ __ ] off the truck.

  • 1:41:40

    Can you carry it yourself? Listen, once my mom said, "Hey, them people catch you up, you're done. Stop thinking about

  • 1:41:47

    crime." And once I realized that they had a charge for anything my brain could

  • 1:41:53

    think of, I was like, "All right, y'all win." Yeah. And and the other the other one for me was once I realized you could

  • 1:41:59

    just be over there with them. You ain't even got to be doing it and get wrapped up and [ __ ] Got it.

  • 1:42:06

    That's it. How old were you when you just saw your life on the wrong track like headed toward crime a life of crime

  • 1:42:12

    now? Oh that never [ __ ] you talking about I was stealing at a young age. I was in a lot of trouble.

  • 1:42:18

    Steal now as an adult. What the [ __ ] you talking about? I do. You still getting Snickers at the gas station? No, I don't

  • 1:42:24

    steal. Now I I should try. No, you should try. If I read that you got picked

  • 1:42:30

    up, boy, don't come to work. Are y'all judging me? Yes. That's bad cuz y'all don't know what what could have

  • 1:42:36

    happened. I'll loan you some money, my [ __ ] Good luck. That's why I [ __ ] with you. Yeah, you got some money now. I

  • 1:42:42

    want y'all not touching this yellow bezy stuff. Y'all done with that, too? I don't really know all the details behind

  • 1:42:48

    her. They picked them up. Yeah. We can move all the corn. This is not a crime show. Yeah. Yeah, the same [ __ ] they

  • 1:42:55

    wanted to shoot at the crime [ __ ] on top of Apple Apple podcastes. Hey, you [ __ ] over there. Them [ __ ]

  • 1:43:01

    is killing it over there. That them crime shows. What? That's that [ __ ] Oh my god. That just show you how [ __ ] up

  • 1:43:07

    the America's thinking is. Yeah, [ __ ] is obsessed with this [ __ ] Yeah. Actually, speaking of crime shows, but

  • 1:43:13

    not speaking of crime shows, got a guest today. Special guest. Not that he's from

  • 1:43:20

    a crime show, but I feel like I've seen crime shows. Then they make the crime show after him, [ __ ] I feel like the

  • 1:43:27

    guest is some crime [ __ ] There's no bro. It's a scam somewhere. It could be.

  • 1:43:33

    It could be. We have a very special guest coming. I'm very excited cuz I've seen this guy on a lot of other places, but I don't feel like he's ever gotten

  • 1:43:39

    like the black media test. He can't We don't We can't [ __ ] with us. He can't [ __ ] with us. He can't [ __ ] with us, though. Yeah, we got him. I think so,

  • 1:43:46

    too. For sure. I think he should be assumed. It should be as soon. Is there anything that we have to get off of our

  • 1:43:51

    minds, bodies, and souls before our guest arrives? Uh, yo, we not going to

  • 1:43:57

    talk about this 5 a.m. in Toronto ref that's uh allegedly running around because we dreked out. I just don't

  • 1:44:03

    believe it. That's why with AI today, I got a homie who who who hit me up at troll hit me up ahead

  • 1:44:10

    of time and said, "Yo, I'm about to troll these niggas." I said, "What what you about to do?" He said, "You know how

  • 1:44:15

    there was always rumors of uh 50 writing the games entire documentary album?"

  • 1:44:22

    Like, "Yeah, I'mma use AI to make reference tracks for the entire docu

  • 1:44:28

    documentary album." And he did it. And if you would listen to it and not know any better, you like, "Oh [ __ ] it it it

  • 1:44:35

    just confirmed the rumor." That's why today I don't believe none of this [ __ ] no more. Okay. So, the dude all

  • 1:44:42

    reference tracks using 50's voice. You want to hear them? No. No. You know I got them. But yeah, he made all

  • 1:44:49

    reference tracks of the documentary using 50's voice. The entire album top to bottom. The trickery. This trickery.

  • 1:44:54

    That's just where we are. Yo. Okay. Well, on the internet, for the people that are unaware, there are there are

  • 1:45:01

    references from allegedly Drake timestamp records. 5 5 a.m. in Toron. 5

  • 1:45:07

    a.m. in which is the best one in my opinion. No, I'm not wrong. My man said it to me last night and I will say this.

  • 1:45:12

    I don't know if it's fake or real, but in regards to all the the Drake ghostwriting songs, I will say that he

  • 1:45:20

    made them a lot more swaggier than most Ghostwriting situations have worked out. All the other big ghost riding people

  • 1:45:26

    that we know about, the Dres, the Puffs, whoever, whoever. The reference track was better. Yeah, I'm Drake's Drake's

  • 1:45:34

    versions be way better than the reference track. Way better. So, I got even if it if it is fake, if it's real,

  • 1:45:39

    I don't really care. But any of the reference tracks that we've heard from Drake [ __ ] he added a lot of swag to

  • 1:45:44

    him. I have to give him that. If it's real, I'm going to care. I'm just I don't believe it's real. I don't believe

  • 1:45:50

    it's real at all. Yeah. Not with the time stamp [ __ ] No. Even though I do feel like he ain't raped like that and

  • 1:45:56

    probably won't be rapping like that anytime soon. I still need more than that that ref to believe that that's I

  • 1:46:02

    need more than a little The guy on that ref sound like somebody doing a spoof or bad version of hearing Drake rap. No,

  • 1:46:09

    that guy exists. Send me other other records from dude. I just don't know if it's this is real. I

  • 1:46:15

    don't believe that that guy has this ref from however many years ago and sent it

  • 1:46:21

    to Drake and Drake patterned after that. I don't believe that. I just don't believe for that to happen. Especially with everything that has been going on

  • 1:46:27

    with Drake from Ghost Fighting rumors from years ago. This would have this would have made its way out before now.

  • 1:46:34

    I mean, there's been rumblings on it, but I just don't believe this one. I ain't rolling. Me neither. I'm

  • 1:46:40

    different. I gota I got to get more evidence. I It could be true, but I would have to hear more. And a snippet.

  • 1:46:46

    Would it be some more fire from that dude? My [ __ ] if you can write that. He's

  • 1:46:52

    got other records cuz my man sent me Smokers. No, but you could hear the rhyme style. It's like, oh [ __ ] I mean,

  • 1:46:58

    there is some believability in there. Gotcha. But I got to hear more than a Twitter

  • 1:47:04

    leaked reference. Gotcha. I need to see I need to see a video of him writing and

  • 1:47:10

    recording a reference track with somebody who died maybe a year or so after that

  • 1:47:17

    happened in the video and both of them saying the date like I need un like the

  • 1:47:23

    evidence got to be you can't even dispute it. I'm going still listen to the record regardless too. Exactly. Me too. Last time I said this is when the

  • 1:47:30

    Quint Quinton Miller five pack randomly popped up out of nowhere of him doing all of your favorite Drake songs on that

  • 1:47:36

    album. But I need I need more. Pause. I'm not I'm

  • 1:47:42

    not rolling with that. Not in the slightest. All right. All right. We rolling. I'm rolling. I'm with

  • 1:47:49

    you. I need more too to say that a time stamp is not a time I do. I do. You ain't going. Hey, I may not have been

  • 1:47:55

    all the way ooed out last year, but whoever this new [ __ ] is, you you can't get me against him.

  • 1:48:03

    Whoever the [ __ ] he is, I do that on my own. You Who the [ __ ] are you, [ __ ]

  • 1:48:11

    Hell no. Stupid. Anyway, all right. What else is important up here? What's up with that Eminem engineer steal the

  • 1:48:16

    files? Oh. Uh, one of the Strange Brothers got uh they found someone

  • 1:48:22

    leaked a bunch of Eminem records and I I think it was Frederick uh producer put

  • 1:48:29

    up some Hey, I'm trying to listen to these songs or whatever and it traced back to one of the Strange Brothers was

  • 1:48:35

    selling off [ __ ] from the hard drive from the cut and they ran down on them. They found all types of sessions as an

  • 1:48:41

    engineer would have video VHS and all that [ __ ] But apparently allegedly he was selling the [ __ ] to bootleggers. Yo,

  • 1:48:49

    it's a it's a whole black market for that. It exists. I' I've seen it. It

  • 1:48:55

    It's you pay them through they do group buys where they'll set the price dumb high and everybody pitch in. You know,

  • 1:49:03

    they'll they'll put a little something out to just show you I do have these songs that is real. It's hundreds of

  • 1:49:08

    thousands of dollars on the line and it'll be a group of people. All right, we all put up whatever whatever. And they'll sell this. They'll sell the

  • 1:49:14

    records. That's crazy. And there's also discovery. I just How much money you made from that? I haven't. I I was tempted, but loyalty because I was very

  • 1:49:22

    tempted. I was like, I might get this glass album off, but I wouldn't do it. I

  • 1:49:28

    was tempted. I ain't going to lie to y'all. I've never been tempted. Not worth it. I was joking on Twitter and I

  • 1:49:33

    was like, "Yo, 250K, I'll do it." And they was like, "Yo, if if you somebody hit me like, "If you serious, we can get

  • 1:49:39

    in a group buy and get about 400." I was like, I think it's odd cuz that the number that they said was $50,000. That

  • 1:49:46

    don't really seem like enough. I've seen one track on there go for for for six figures.

  • 1:49:53

    Damn. Because again, it's a pool of people putting the money together and then it's just Bitcoin purchase star

  • 1:49:58

    like that. Starving engineer. Yeah. Yeah. That's crazy.

  • 1:50:03

    That's crazy. Baby need shoes. With all the credit with all the credit that he's got, he can make more than 50 grand. My

  • 1:50:10

    kid can't eat these tracks. Yo, you said what? You got 14 bricks in that bag right there. Yeah,

  • 1:50:17

    mom. Spaghetti. My baby ain't got no spaghetti, [ __ ] Let this [ __ ] go. [ __ ] you talking. Yo, I ain't I a seen none

  • 1:50:24

    of that. No, not a none. They stealing tracks, man. Jr. was just telling me he was at Joel's house. He said this somebody stole 100 songs, his whole

  • 1:50:30

    album and [ __ ] like that before. That shit's [ __ ] up. That's [ __ ] up. Break it into your studio and just raid it and take everything is It don't even

  • 1:50:37

    be that. It Yo, [ __ ] No, I have right now I have about I think 170 right now

  • 1:50:44

    unreleased Chris Brown records, right? The way they getting the songs. How you got it, [ __ ] I'mma tell you. Free.

  • 1:50:50

    What the a [ __ ] that's not a part of crime. You do a lot of crime [ __ ] I don't do [ __ ] Why you having your

  • 1:50:56

    phone? The crime. Somebody send them to me. Yo, I didn't go get them. But I'm going tell you how and that's not with

  • 1:51:02

    him. But I know certain instances where people just get music like that. Yo, you have a group of folks over you playing

  • 1:51:07

    music. You dip off, you chilling or something. Somebody walk right up to your laptop, pop a USB in and drag it. You don't know

  • 1:51:14

    nothing. Gone. This has happened a bunch of times. Is that it? You know how fast it

  • 1:51:20

    is now with digital criminal? I'm not a criminal. You're a criminal. That's crazy. I am not a criminal. CB going to [ __ ] So y'all people that do that, hit

  • 1:51:27

    me so I can tell you how much you going to get for some of these artists y'all stealing.

  • 1:51:33

    They sitting here just trying to have like a cool talk. I'm I'll get you to save some

  • 1:51:39

    time. What you mean? What you mean? You got this new got this new such and such.

  • 1:51:46

    [ __ ] you could have put that back in the computer. Don't nobody want that.

  • 1:51:52

    Let's make sure that you stealing the music of a desirable act. You spent $17.99 on that flash

  • 1:51:58

    drive. Don't nobody want that [ __ ] [ __ ] you should have bought some [ __ ] five guys with that money.

  • 1:52:05

    Yeah, you come in the barber shop trying to sell the wrong Ali Vegas, [ __ ] Oh

  • 1:52:10

    yo, come on. No, that's my man. I'm trying to Al Vegas. I'm just saying in 2025, you trying to No, no, no. You're

  • 1:52:17

    right. You got it right. Use my You trying to sell some Joe Button? Hold up now. Hold up now. Hold up. Don't play

  • 1:52:22

    too much now. I got a nice sell some Joe Button. I got a nice unreleased 36 pack.

  • 1:52:28

    Oh my lord. Oh, for real. Swear to God. free. How much y'all think the uh y'all could sell an Eminem track uh for today

  • 1:52:35

    in Newark? You wouldn't sell it in New York, but it

  • 1:52:41

    ain't going to go for much if you were trying to sell it on the street. I'm going to keep it a buck. Okay. You walk in I walk trying to be funny. No, I walk

  • 1:52:46

    I walk in with with with an Eminem track. That's that

  • 1:52:54

    that's barber shop. That's the barber shop in the hood. You walk in there with Eminem track and you getting jazzy Jeff.

  • 1:53:00

    turn that [ __ ] But if you go to super cuts, let me ask you something. Do you think that you're going to go to a barber shop that's in the hood for life?

  • 1:53:07

    Yes. You just like the the ambiance, the environment. I love the barber shop. Oh, got it. I love the barber shop. Sorry.

  • 1:53:14

    You know [ __ ] happened in a barber shop, right? Yeah. All right. Think about it again. Let me re ask. Do you think that

  • 1:53:19

    you going to go to a barber shop that's in the hood for life? Who you talking to? Well, you didn't answer, but Freeze

  • 1:53:25

    answer. So, I'm asking my barber not in the hood. Well, so I'm talking to Freeze. Your bar is a China thing.

  • 1:53:31

    The Philippines is welcome on top of the

  • 1:53:37

    restaurant. Got to go up the steps. Yeah.

  • 1:53:44

    Where the egg bros and [ __ ] is that? I think [ __ ] is racist.

  • 1:53:51

    Freeze. Do you think you're going to go like for your whole life? No. Not my whole life. Freeze likes. But I do like

  • 1:53:57

    I do love I do love the free is around the area in his mind that where he don't he could hear criminal [ __ ] without

  • 1:54:03

    being a criminal. That's anywhere [ __ ] I'm always in the hood though that I'm learning. I don't be outside on the

  • 1:54:08

    block. I'm always in the hood. Them Muslim brothers you be running with. I'm learning to all y'all [ __ ] I learned about you. You be doing a lot of

  • 1:54:14

    [ __ ] to say I do [ __ ] Yeah. Give me an example, please. You just around [ __ ] Okay. Having sto music

  • 1:54:20

    is [ __ ] I did not steal any music. Flip. We don't have anything else in musical.

  • 1:54:27

    No, we don't. No. No. I don't I don't do none of that [ __ ] no more. Last album I leaked. Never mind. Okay. I think it's a

  • 1:54:33

    good time for our special guest. Let's get it, man. Let's go. Let's go. Play with him. All

  • 1:54:41

    right. Mic check. Mic check. We have a very, very, very special guest. Let me put my headphones on. Facts. Manise. A

  • 1:54:48

    guy that is pretty booked and busy. Yes, he is. very difficult to get a hold of

  • 1:54:54

    this man, but somehow he found the time. Appreciate that. He found the time and

  • 1:55:00

    the love in his heart to come bless us. Ladies and

  • 1:55:06

    gentlemen, old Spurman in the building. Old Spurman in the building. Thank you, Joe Buddy. Thank you, gentlemen. Now,

  • 1:55:15

    now old, what what is your occupation when you have to write it down?

  • 1:55:22

    That is a good question. Magician, a liar. Uh,

  • 1:55:27

    no. I mean, it's a mentalist on paper. You ask my wife, I'm just mental. But

  • 1:55:32

    here's what everybody knows what a magician is, right? Everybody knows in their mind. You think a magician, you think card tricks. You might think David

  • 1:55:38

    Blaine, David Copperfield. You started with a card trick. So, I love card tricks. I love card tricks. Trust me, I love card tricks. That was the start.

  • 1:55:44

    The evolution is now I can do the tricks, but I don't need any props. It's just in your mind. So, it's magic of the

  • 1:55:51

    mind. It's kind of like the next level. You've seen a lot of magicians. You haven't seen me. So, it's kind of where

  • 1:55:56

    I no longer need props. I could You could drop me off in front of 5,000 people. It's just me. The show is me. I

  • 1:56:02

    don't need bunnies. I don't need boxes. No slight of hand or that type of stuff. I could still do it, don't get me wrong,

  • 1:56:08

    but it's not what I do anymore. Got it. Gotcha. Okay. You upgrade it. That's child's play. Upgrade. Exactly. Okay.

  • 1:56:13

    You have a publicist. I have I theoretically I guess so because this is

  • 1:56:18

    my thing. How do you figure out that you can do this? Right. How did you learn

  • 1:56:25

    that you have this gift? Cuz magician I

  • 1:56:30

    think three card money in Vegas. Yep. I think somebody with the rabbit and a

  • 1:56:35

    hat. I think the prestige and all these other

  • 1:56:41

    movies. One of the best movies ever. The Prestige. Uh, but when I see you like I

  • 1:56:48

    learned about you on Hard Knocks. Nice Jets fan and it's Giants, but I watched

  • 1:56:53

    it. Everyone's like, "Why didn't you tell us what happened to Aaron Rogers if you're that good?" Same thing happened to him. Yo, you

  • 1:56:58

    should see how much hate I got for the for the Jets one. Oh, no. I mean, when when Rogers went down in the first play,

  • 1:57:04

    you know, the first the first drive and then was like, "Oh, it's the mentalist. What the hell?" Yeah. You know, but that

  • 1:57:11

    looks real. The reactions look real. Oh, it's all real.

  • 1:57:17

    I feel like this gift has to come from a dark place. Huh? I'll be honest with you. I Yeah, that's I I was up watching

  • 1:57:24

    videos and you talking about like some devil magic or some [ __ ] I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that. That's what I

  • 1:57:30

    thought. I was It all comes from the light. I was like, he's a witch. Yeah. I feel like straight up. But even that

  • 1:57:35

    witches witches don't necessarily got to be bad. I'm talking about the the ones that they would have had out there in the 1600s. some type of intuitive gift

  • 1:57:43

    that he has and I'm assuming he's had it since young. Yeah, I I got lucky on my timeline 1600s. I wouldn't be here with

  • 1:57:50

    you. I would have been uh first show and burned at the stake. So, it's it's a

  • 1:57:56

    gift, but I would describe it as, you know, you have a gift for music, right? And so, certain people have that, some

  • 1:58:01

    people don't. They could train their whole life. It's either in you, whether you said God gave it to you or came in you somehow, but you can get better at

  • 1:58:08

    it. So, I think anyone could do what I'm doing in a way. They could learn some of the mentalism stuff, but will they get

  • 1:58:15

    good enough at it to do it at this level? I mean, that's probably a no. Otherwise, there'd be more people. But

  • 1:58:20

    it's kind of a trained talent. It's an innate talent that you could train. It's kind of like sports. You think everybody

  • 1:58:26

    Aaron Rogers think that's all talent? No. That's hard work. That's like decades and decades of working your butt off, outworking the person next to you.

  • 1:58:32

    I outwork my competition at what I do. That's a fact. At what age did you first realize, hey, I got something? Yeah. I

  • 1:58:39

    feel like dad was beating the bricks out of you and you needed to start knowing

  • 1:58:44

    what was on dad's mind before he got home. I see the belt shake a little. I'm like, that belt's about to come out.

  • 1:58:52

    And that's one with a buckle, too. That's no good. No good. If my dad hears this, you were not my mom. Not beating

  • 1:58:58

    me. Couple of good slaps. I think back in the day, a couple good slaps set you straight. Put the fear of God in me.

  • 1:59:03

    Things have changed now. Oh my lord. So, from when you were, let's just say 10,

  • 1:59:09

    12 years old. So, I have really good intuition. I'll tell you a really unusual story that I can't explain, but

  • 1:59:14

    my my mom I have twin sisters that are older than me, fraternal. And then when I was a kid, this is a real weird story.

  • 1:59:20

    I always kept having a make believe like an imaginary friend. I said, "I have a twin. I have a twin." Like, cuz I was so obsessed with them having twins. And

  • 1:59:25

    then when I was 12, my mom told me, "You did have a twin who died at birth." And it's a true story. She never told me.

  • 1:59:31

    They know how to tell me that I was a twin also. And I I was born in Israel. It was during a war in Lebanon and it

  • 1:59:37

    was kind of all the doctors were in a different location. It was a you know at birth the twin died and it was this

  • 1:59:43

    weird thing where I'm like I always knew that and it freaked me out and until she told me it never clicked. And so I

  • 1:59:49

    always had very good intuition. I'm not psychic. I don't believe that I'm psychic. It's not supernatural but there's intuitive things that I don't

  • 1:59:55

    care you know where you are spiritually. You've had experiences where you like how did I know that? Right? Everyone

  • 2:00:02

    knows that but we always say nah that wasn't real. But if you can tap into that, there's instinct. So a lot of the time when I'm on TV and you see things

  • 2:00:08

    and people go, "It's fake." I love when haters go, "It's fake in comments." That's the that's the best compliment

  • 2:00:14

    you can give me. Like, have you seen the Joe Burrow clip? Yes. Joe Burrow clip is probably most popular. Have you seen that one? Here. Should I tell you real

  • 2:00:20

    quick? Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Tell them. I'm at the Bengals facility. I go in there with ESPN. Shout out to my man Adam Shaft. And we go in there. They tell us

  • 2:00:28

    right off the bat, Joe Bro is not going to be involved. He's He's shy. He's a good dude, but he's shy. It's not his

  • 2:00:33

    fault. and he goes, "He doesn't really want to be involved." And they go, "Don't even call on him." Nothing. I go in there, let me do what I do. I get in

  • 2:00:38

    there and I warm them up. I start freaking out every team. He's a team leader. So, I get them fired up. Should we get Joe in here? They go, "Yeah,

  • 2:00:44

    yeah." And Joe stands up. I have not spoken a word to Joe on the lives of my

  • 2:00:49

    kids and my wife. And Adam Shfter went on here and told everybody Pat Mc like, "Dave talked before." He go, "Dude, he didn't talk. They didn't even say he

  • 2:00:54

    could he could use him in the show. I have never talked to this man a word in my life." Before I tell him to stand up

  • 2:01:00

    and I say, "Look around this room. All my eligible receivers stand up. Tight ends, wide receivers, everyone stand up,

  • 2:01:06

    you know, full depth chart. I say, "Look at the room. Look at me." I write down and huge and I show the camera. Throw

  • 2:01:12

    the ball anywhere you want. Bam. First person he throws to nailed it. That one's like, you know, did he get lucky? I go, double or nothing. Same thing.

  • 2:01:20

    Look at it. Throws it to another guy. Nailed it. Third time, he fakes to Jamar. So Jamar and then he throws to

  • 2:01:27

    another guy. Boom. Exactly the play I call. He goes nuts. And you see like Joe bro who doesn't react like watch the

  • 2:01:32

    video later. So when you ask me that is something that I waited two years to do

  • 2:01:38

    that I was figuring out how I would do it, what he would do, what would happen. How do you you know when you walk in a

  • 2:01:43

    maze? What makes you turn left? What makes you turn right? I know if you're going to turn right. I know if you were

  • 2:01:49

    about to turn left, we're going to turn right and then decide to go left at the end. I was in his head more than he was. How

  • 2:01:55

    does this How has this gift helped you with exes of yours?

  • 2:02:01

    We got to ask. How has it helped you in the exiles in your romantic? It sounds like it would be a hindrance. Really?

  • 2:02:08

    Not enough. Let me tell you. Married 12 years. My powers are only for

  • 2:02:13

    good now. So yeah, unfortunately uh these skills are wasted. You know what? I lost in college.

  • 2:02:19

    They're good. Good. In college, it didn't help me. It helped all my friends cuz I was the

  • 2:02:25

    ultimate wingman. They're like, "Let's get you over here." Yeah. Yeah. girls come on over. I line them up, then I

  • 2:02:32

    move out of the way. My boys are like, "Yo, that's my that's my guy right there." And then they go in for the kill. Yo, it's better than your thumb.

  • 2:02:39

    That's his way of saying I used to be a pretty good wingman myself. He's a great wingman back in my day. Back in my day. They didn't even At first they would be

  • 2:02:45

    nice about like, I'll buy you a beer. Then like, dude, just come do tricks for these girls. I'm like, what is this?

  • 2:02:51

    So, you're Are you're aware of who your uh competitors are? Sure. But it's really one of those games where there's

  • 2:02:57

    not much competition in this because there's so few of us and there's so much demand and the more people do this like

  • 2:03:03

    it's bringing awareness. If you would have talked to people 2 three years ago I think a lot of people in this country would be like what's a mentalist and now

  • 2:03:09

    because of all the sports clips and all these things it's hit like that level of you're hearing about it more you know it

  • 2:03:15

    and it's kind of defined a genre you know that's kind of where I'm at with it right because if I'm a competitor of

  • 2:03:20

    yours Yep. still because it's so so niche. Yeah. My success kind of relies

  • 2:03:29

    somewhat on how well you do. Rising tides lift all ships. Like I got a lot of buddies who were kind of me 5 10

  • 2:03:35

    years ago and they're getting a lot of these things because people hear about them, they call me, they can't afford me. They're like, "Let's take them. I

  • 2:03:42

    can only be one place at a time." Something fell. I did that with my mind. Sorry.

  • 2:03:48

    Don't start that song. Don't start shaking up Cory, man. Cory Flip. Flip might need a change of

  • 2:03:53

    underwear right now. I don't know. Flip's the one who said it was devil magic and he just [ __ ] his pants. I said

  • 2:03:59

    he said that. I didn't say nothing, man. I'm just listening. You thought it though. Flip is Flip is afraid to talk

  • 2:04:06

    right now. Like he's sitting here. He's sitting still. This is the most still

  • 2:04:11

    I've ever seen him. He's got a bottle of holy water in his pants ready. But I'm just trying to I'm trying to figure out

  • 2:04:17

    where you know I'm trying I'm trying to be a mentalist in my own way trying to see if you No, you are you are in your

  • 2:04:22

    own different kind of work right in front of company. So but

  • 2:04:28

    back to you and and your competitors. I guess if you all don't succeed as a

  • 2:04:35

    collective where does that leave the genre? No, I don't know. That's a great question. Listen, I'm just trying to

  • 2:04:41

    always innovate. So, I keep getting opportunities and I keep trying to do new things. Yeah. Thank you. Appreciate

  • 2:04:46

    it. And just kind of do new things that excite me because it's kind of one of those things where it again, great

  • 2:04:52

    parallel to music. I I love comedians. I love musicians. Just things that excite me. And I love watching people who they

  • 2:04:58

    try and do something where it's not necessarily for other people. You do something that makes you excited. The best songs are always ones you didn't

  • 2:05:04

    try to make a hit. You just did something that was real and authentic and then people connect with it. That's what I keep doing where I like to do

  • 2:05:09

    things where if I'm excited about what I'm doing in the room, other people love it. Like the football, what's the number

  • 2:05:14

    one thing I would want to do? Bam. You're with the quarterback. Tell me who's going to throw the ball to, right?

  • 2:05:20

    That's a billion dollar question. So that's what I did. I said, "How could I pull that off?" And that's the other thing. Did you go through the phase

  • 2:05:26

    where it's like, "Okay, before you realized how valuable this thing was, did you go through the phase where, hey,

  • 2:05:32

    how can I use my gift to just make money?" And that's what I'm doing now still. Well, you're killing now. Yeah.

  • 2:05:38

    Listen, I I'm talking about when you were trying to like guess lotto numbers. Oh, I was I

  • 2:05:43

    was hustling since I was 13 years old. So, I started doing this when I was 13. At 14, I walked half a mile from my

  • 2:05:48

    house in Farmington Hills, Michigan. Got a restaurant job where I was this little 4 foot nothing guy doing card tricks to

  • 2:05:55

    people are like, "What do you want from me right now?" And that was the school of hard knocks for me. That's literally how I learned to approach people, win

  • 2:06:01

    people over, and start kind of get inside their head. Do you play the lottery? So, I can't win the lottery.

  • 2:06:06

    True story. Because what I do has nothing to do with um with uh random

  • 2:06:11

    odds. Does that make sense? No, but it's not. A psychic could tell you they could know the future. So like for example,

  • 2:06:16

    I'm trying to predict the final four yesterday. I was on CBS. If you didn't see with Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, great clip. I don't know this is going

  • 2:06:22

    to air. And we sealed right there. It's not my bracket. I told him straight up, I'm not going to get a bracket right.

  • 2:06:27

    That's impossible. Yeah. But to get the final four is not actually as hard as you think. to get the final four is

  • 2:06:33

    about one and I think it's 12,000 because you're probably gonna get a sleeper. There's gonna be a Cinderella. No, but think about it's four out of 64.

  • 2:06:39

    That's not that tall. And most years, most years it's one or two one seeds, right? So like statistically, I'm

  • 2:06:44

    telling you, it's not crazy. But to get the Elite 8, guess who wins and get the final four is one out of 25 million at

  • 2:06:50

    least. Wow. So I don't know that I'm going to get it right. I'll tell you right here, right now. Everyone's like, "Are you going to bet on it?" Hell yeah,

  • 2:06:55

    I'm betting on it. I guess Kenny Smith's pin code. I said, "I'm betting on with your money, Kenny." So, uh, that's

  • 2:07:02

    something where it's not a trick. That's where I'm hoping I get it right. And I might get one or two wrong, but like it's kind of like I've guessed Super

  • 2:07:07

    Bowls. I've gotten four out of five the last five years. But I don't I didn't get every year. I can't. It's not psychic. I don't know the lottery. It's

  • 2:07:13

    still pretty good numbers. But if you guys were picking the lottery numbers, if you were picking lottery numbers

  • 2:07:18

    instead of a machine, I bet I could get it. Damn. Could you um because I know how people think.

  • 2:07:24

    Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. I have a question. Uh, your competitors, right? Do you guys help each other or look out

  • 2:07:31

    for one another? Is it like that or is more competition based? I mean, there's a couple people in the biz that are

  • 2:07:37

    there's so few of us that are a little more, how would I describe it? Competitive in that sense. Yeah. But quite frankly, like I have people, it's

  • 2:07:43

    probably the same way as um if you think of comedians who kind of run jokes by each other to punch it up. You know how

  • 2:07:49

    they do that? Like give me another tag, do this features on songs, anything like that. I have other people that are really smart thinkers where we bounce

  • 2:07:55

    ideas off each other and I just go, "What do you think of this? how we do this and we just kind of I don't ideate like when I'm doing a lot of stuff for

  • 2:08:01

    TV, I got to come up with new things and I have people I think about it with. I like to run a lot. I go running and I I

  • 2:08:06

    come up with stuff. I I was going to ask or you said that the the Joe Burrow thing took you two years to come up with

  • 2:08:13

    to to to figure out how I was going to do it. Yeah. So, it wasn't necessarily like a spare moment random thing. It was

  • 2:08:19

    something that you planned out. Aren't all the best things in life? Yeah. I mean like I I mean it looks that's kind

  • 2:08:24

    of like the you know you see those divers do eight flips and land perfectly no splash. It looks so easy. You go do

  • 2:08:30

    that belly flop. So it it looked easy. It looked easy. It looked like it was spur of the moment. It is spur of the

  • 2:08:35

    moment as far as they're concerned, but for me there were there were hundreds of hours put into the preparation. Got into

  • 2:08:41

    how that would play out. Every possible situation in that room I kind of accounted for. Gotcha. What about like

  • 2:08:47

    Vegas or card games or dice games or anything like that where the odds are much lower? Right. So, what do you

  • 2:08:53

    participate? Are you good at it? Uh, you know what? If you go in there, you cheat, they kick you out, and then you're blacklisted. So, I've heard from

  • 2:08:59

    other people. Uh, no, I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I think you bakarat. He's like, let's go. Right. You know what? Let's

  • 2:09:05

    try something fun. We'll do a little performance later. But this is what I want Flip to do cuz he's he's freaked out at me. Is is

  • 2:09:12

    I could I could go I'm glad that you know he's freaked out. I could go get a deck of cards, right? I'm not going to do that. I'm not I'm not doing that

  • 2:09:17

    again. But picture this in your hands. Pretend you're holding a deck of cards, right? And do some fancy moves for the

  • 2:09:24

    listeners. Pretend do fancy moves. Pretend you're shuffling them. See some acting flip.

  • 2:09:31

    I don't know what he's doing right there. That looked a little suspic. Yeah, he's got the artificial intelligence hands. Here's where we make

  • 2:09:37

    it interesting. Imagine that. You know what? You just drop a few on the ground. A few just

  • 2:09:43

    dropped and you make a little mess. It doesn't matter. Don't mess up the mic. And you dropped a few more. And then we

  • 2:09:48

    look down at the deck, all these cards, and we count them. Mhm. And I count the deck. And you know how many cards are in

  • 2:09:54

    the deck? 52.2. But when I count cheater, he's only got 51 cuz Flip put

  • 2:09:59

    one in his pocket, right? You know what I'm saying? He's got one in his pock. Hold up. Hold up. I want you watch.

  • 2:10:05

    Don't tell me that card that's in your pocket. You're imagining right now. Think in your mind. Red, black. Don't say red, black. Think hearts, diamonds,

  • 2:10:13

    club, spades. Arts, diamonds, club, space. If you have a card in your pocket, I'm punching you in your face. I'm telling you right

  • 2:10:18

    now. It's invisible. It's invisible. You dead in your face. I am I want to see that. I want to

  • 2:10:24

    see that. Better not have a card, man. Chill out. I'mma clunk you with

  • 2:10:30

    this here. Chill out. You'll be honest, right? If I If I guess this right, look this

  • 2:10:35

    way. Ace2 345 6 7 8 9 10 Jack Queen King. Ace2 345 6 7 8 9 10 Jack Queen

  • 2:10:42

    King. You imagined one card. You took it out. You put it in your pocket. You didn't really put it in your pocket, but you pretended to. That's what I told you

  • 2:10:47

    to do. Black card. Spades. It was a king of

  • 2:10:53

    spades, wasn't it? You can't hear him right now, but he's

  • 2:10:59

    freaking out. It was a king of spades. It was a king of spades. Yes, it was a king of spades.

  • 2:11:05

    Don't hold the reaction in right now. I feel like I'm selling you. That actually was thinking king of spades. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? Cuz that was a

  • 2:11:10

    card he gave me. I didn't give it to you. That was the card I picked. What was the card he picked from earlier? It

  • 2:11:16

    was a king of spades. King of spades. What he put in his pocket? The black card. I didn't He didn't trust me.

  • 2:11:24

    Did that. Yo, Ian gave you some money outside. Set up. It was the king of spades. It

  • 2:11:29

    was. Swear to God. Ice. Yes. Don't let him beat the whole

  • 2:11:37

    room. No, it's impossible. Start with me. He's imagining a card. Okay. We got

  • 2:11:42

    an empty chair right there. Do you see it? Listener can't see. We got park right here. Right. But but right there's

  • 2:11:47

    an empty chair and you get to fill in that chair. Okay. And you're going to do in your mind. I

  • 2:11:53

    was going to tell take your phone out, get a photo, but no. No. I don't even want it. I want it in your head. You could somebody sitting right there. Mhm.

  • 2:11:59

    And you know what you're doing? You're on the edge of your seat. You're you're you got questions lined up. And I make this exciting because normally I would

  • 2:12:05

    think of somebody alive, but dead or alive, man, woman, whatever. somebody that you have not have the qu hold Hold

  • 2:12:11

    on. If you look over there and I'm putting you on the spot. Okay. Do you know what question you would ask this

  • 2:12:16

    person or you're not even sure yet? I'm not even sure the question yet. Okay. Not even sure the person. All right. Hold on. Hold on.

  • 2:12:22

    I think I know. You got to be under pressure. You think you know his person? Yeah, I think I don't say it. Don't say it.

  • 2:12:28

    Why? Oh [ __ ] Come on. People books. Come on. Here's what you do. Here's what you do. I got a pad of paper and a marker. Don't say the name that you

  • 2:12:34

    think it is cuz you know him. We just met. What? When I walked in the door, How many letters are in this person's

  • 2:12:41

    first name that you think he picked? That I think that that you think he picked. Just tell me the number of letters. Well, don't say See, I just

  • 2:12:47

    watched his face. No, no, I don't want you to say. I could tell just by looking right there at Ice's face that he was

  • 2:12:52

    wrong. It's not six letters, is it? No, it's not. It's not six. You got it wrong. Good try, though. Okay. Okay.

  • 2:12:58

    Help me. Stick to your day job. Uh, no. He just got back to that.

  • 2:13:10

    the listener who you know the person in the comments is going to be stage scripted did before I walked in this

  • 2:13:17

    room had we ever spoken a word in our life no is there any did I tell you who you would have to pick did I some way of

  • 2:13:22

    say you got to go come on do this I'll slip you 100 nothing right he could have thought of anybody down all right he

  • 2:13:29

    going to get it wrong we got this no look how he's got his arms locked around yeah no body language no the body

  • 2:13:34

    language is clear you Hands crossed and legs crossed. That's 100% a dude vibe. It's a guy. I know you picked a guy. If

  • 2:13:41

    it was a woman, you got to spread them out a little more. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? You can't be that tight. You

  • 2:13:46

    can't be that tight. You got to give him room to breathe. That's a guy. That's a guy. That's a guy vibe with the pelvis.

  • 2:13:52

    Loosen up in your hips. Yeah. All right. When you said six to him, you

  • 2:14:00

    know what I saw? It's too much. Name's shorter. Ice, close your eyes. Mhm. Yeah. Don't

  • 2:14:07

    close your eyes when dude tell me. No. No. I want to show everybody in the room. I don't want to show you. Are your eyes closed?

  • 2:14:14

    Folks, don't say this out loud. Don't say this out loud. Everyone in the room get a peek. If you guys saw it, say yeah. It better not be. All right. No

  • 2:14:21

    way. I will fight this [ __ ] out of free. So everybody knows as everyone all of you say, "Yeah." If you just saw what I

  • 2:14:27

    wrote down, I don't I can't change my mind. Ice. Ice, open your eyes.

  • 2:14:33

    Someone's sitting right in that chair. It's only in your brain. You're seeing him right there in that chair. Anyone?

  • 2:14:38

    Anyone has said, "Who's sitting in that chair? Tell us." I don't want to say it, though.

  • 2:14:46

    Hey yo, Chris Brown. Chris Brown. Chris Brown.

  • 2:14:51

    That was an easy one. That's an easy one. I'm not blown away by that.

  • 2:15:05

    sensational. Hey yo, dog. Yo, why the [ __ ] you at

  • 2:15:11

    work thinking about Brown? Yo. No, no, no.

  • 2:15:17

    He said he said somebody that we would I would love to have on the podcast. Yeah, but you know what? Throw a curveball

  • 2:15:25

    over the place. I thought it was Nipy. God damn. That's why I said sick. I

  • 2:15:30

    thought it was Nipy. I was Yo, who? I thought it was Jesus.

  • 2:15:35

    I was saying either him. I was Alan Iverson or Chris Burn. That's what exactly. Yo, see, good thing I don't have this

  • 2:15:42

    gift, boy. You [ __ ] are being in trouble. Have your ass. Look at Park's all

  • 2:15:49

    nervous over there now. Look at this guy. I'm not I'm not hold Yo, I ain't

  • 2:15:55

    spoke to dude. That was an easy one. I don't I don't think it was that hard neither if he picked mine. Well, you was

  • 2:16:00

    wrong. Parks, but how much history you got with Joe? How long you known Joe? Uh, since what? 0708 something like

  • 2:16:07

    that. Damn, coming up on almost 20 years, right? Not quite. So, you know,

  • 2:16:13

    you you you lose your bank card. They call you up and they go, "Parks, how do we know you're really you and not the guy who stole the card?" Right? So, they

  • 2:16:20

    say, "What's your mom's maiden name?" But hear me out. Mom's maiden name. They don't say that anymore cuz my mom's on Facebook. You want to know who my mom

  • 2:16:26

    is? She likes every photo. She comments every number one fan. So that's not a

  • 2:16:32

    good question. What I like to ask people is ask me a question that nobody would know. Even your boy from 17 years, he's

  • 2:16:38

    not going to know this. True. Okay. So when I walked in this room, full transparency, I walked up to Parks. I

  • 2:16:44

    said, "Come up with the question. Don't say it to anybody. Don't write this question down. Don't nothing. Think of a

  • 2:16:49

    question that none of us would know." Yeah. There is no way in the world I

  • 2:16:54

    could know what that question is. Could I? No. Not a chance. No one in this room would know what the question is. Forget the answer. Forget the answer. Answer.

  • 2:17:01

    I'm talking about I'm talking about even what question you're going to. It's not mother's maiden name, is it? No. Okay. So, of course not. If you ask the

  • 2:17:08

    question out loud, you put it out in the universe. Could any of us know the answer? No. Okay. What's the question?

  • 2:17:15

    Uh, when we were teenagers, a couple of my friends when we would get real [ __ ] up would say a phrase to each other.

  • 2:17:21

    Okay. Okay. No more. Don't say anything more. Imagine you're in front of a keyboard

  • 2:17:27

    but with computer different than thumbs is texting. Put your hands like on a keyboard right now in front of you. You

  • 2:17:33

    got uncross your legs. All right. See you feel like now you're cheating.

  • 2:17:38

    I want you to imagine that you type the answer. You don't have to actually move your fingers. You just got to think about it. Okay. All right. Look what he

  • 2:17:44

    did. I saw it. See why I position him like that? I like a flip. It still shook up from before. You seeing this? He's

  • 2:17:50

    like, "How the hell shook up? How did you know he's a king of spades?" All right. You tapped your thumb once. Uh-huh.

  • 2:17:58

    What's on a keyboard? Everyone take a moment. Space bar. Space bar. Space bar is boom. You did that

  • 2:18:05

    in between two words. It's two words, isn't it? The answer's two words. It is two words. Yeah. What? What are you going? Yeah. Two words. How would I

  • 2:18:11

    known that? He acted like that was normal. All right. Hold on. Yeah. He's sleeping. Yeah. And that was

  • 2:18:17

    hate. Of course, it's two words. Yeah. That was easy. All right. Don't hit your brethren. Which word is more interesting

  • 2:18:23

    to you? The first one or the second one? Or you don't care? Don't care. Don't care. Don't care. All right. Think of

  • 2:18:28

    either word. You do it. Okay. You thought of the second word? No. No.

  • 2:18:34

    Yeah. Parks. Oh, good. I like his movement around. See, he's But he's the opposite. He does the opposite. He looks

  • 2:18:40

    this way when he looks that way. He's kind of Watch now. We'll figure them out. You're thinking of the first word. Then pick any letter in the first word.

  • 2:18:47

    Don't tell them which one. All the letters in front of you. Boom. You grab one out and you take that letter like

  • 2:18:52

    it's a scrabble tile and you can hold it in your hand. Can you see that letter? Yes. So what he did is he looked at the first

  • 2:18:59

    letter cuz his eyes went to the left. That's the first letter we read left to right. But he does the opposite. You didn't think of the first letter, did

  • 2:19:05

    you? No. See, he did that to look to throw me off. Come on. Who you talking to right now? Yeah, that's what he did at the little secret meeting. I think

  • 2:19:12

    you jumped and then you grabbed one and I thought it was like right near the middle. It wasn't in the middle. It's

  • 2:19:19

    not the last letter. Is it either? No. N. Are you thinking of an N? I am. You

  • 2:19:24

    are. Yo, fam. Holy [ __ ] Parker, see that? That That's real talk right there. He just thought of a letter. I knew it

  • 2:19:30

    was an N. It sounded like an M in my mind. Is there on a scale of 1 to 10? You've seen all the stuff I've done, but

  • 2:19:36

    this is for you. You called me out. Where on a one? 10 is impossible. Impossible. Where does this fall for

  • 2:19:41

    you? Eight. How do we make it a 10? Hold on.

  • 2:19:46

    I got it. I got the second word. Yo, Parks, if you let him make it a 10 right now. He said I have the second word.

  • 2:19:52

    Yeah, you had Nate for the first word. But when I go right there and I wrote this, you better not. You want me to

  • 2:19:59

    show you or you want me to just say it to you? Say it. Yeah. Yeah. Your boy's here. You see him? You're 9 years old.

  • 2:20:05

    You're high five. Bing chow. How the [ __ ] did you get that?

  • 2:20:11

    No. Wait, wait, wait. Is it Bingchow? It's Bingchow. Is that right? Holy. Yo, what

  • 2:20:17

    the [ __ ] is going on, bro? [ __ ] is this. That was a good way to I see what you

  • 2:20:22

    tried to do, though. What? In terms of the throw off like Yeah, that was a great That's a good Whatever you thought

  • 2:20:28

    of that. Yeah. And he came up with this [ __ ] This little Peter Parker looking [ __ ] No, this guy is

  • 2:20:36

    [ __ ] great. You like a time traveler or something? Like you That's what Pat McAfee calls

  • 2:20:41

    me. His pen and his little pad to write on. You know, no pens, no pads, no nothing. You got them. Joe, you got me

  • 2:20:48

    good. Joe, have you written down a thing? Have you written down anything? Have you whispered something to

  • 2:20:54

    somebody? Have you said anything to anyone in this room? Uh, no. So, when I walked in here again, we had

  • 2:21:00

    like one minute before I came on air and I you we mentioned something interesting, which is the fact that yesterday I had somebody think of

  • 2:21:06

    someone that had passed away and I shared that with you. I was like, it was a weird thing at a show and I they said this person, are they alive and dead?

  • 2:21:11

    I'm like, I think they're dead cuz it's just their body language. And you told me you had thought of someone a few days ago where you were going through your

  • 2:21:17

    phone and they popped up and it was someone who passed away. Is that right? Yeah. I'm not guessing that person. Nothing to do. You shared that

  • 2:21:23

    information with me. So I don't want people to think later, oh, he told him, so he's using it. But that something weird what just popped in your head.

  • 2:21:29

    Something just popped in your head that you weren't expecting. Yeah. And I said to you, think of someone in your phone that you have not

  • 2:21:35

    talked to in a while. That you've literally you've not talked to this person in a while. Hasn't been the last day or two. Otherwise, too recent. You

  • 2:21:41

    might have just said their name on the podcast. guy or girl. And I want you to think of that

  • 2:21:47

    person and then what if we called them right now? What if we called them right now, put them on air, everyone heard it,

  • 2:21:53

    and you said to them a word, two words, three words, like something, a phrase,

  • 2:21:58

    something that they would understand and none of us would get. Like bingchow, can you close your eyes? Close your eyes and

  • 2:22:05

    and think of what you [ __ ] up. Think of what you would say to them. A man tell you close your eyes and your first

  • 2:22:11

    thought is to pucker up. Yeah. Just the cheek. Was it? Tell me. It was

  • 2:22:16

    two words, right? Oh, yeah. Two words. Open your eyes. Notice your body language earlier. Ice

  • 2:22:23

    was tight. You went open. I think it's a female. You were thinking of a female. Am I right? Uh, yeah. Yeah. Come on.

  • 2:22:29

    That's easy. Yeah, that is easy. Oh, you know like I'm not thinking guys. My girl. All

  • 2:22:36

    right. My girl do this every night. I'm in a trainer. Like, look at him,

  • 2:22:42

    Joe. You think of another girl? I tried to make it a guy. Get in. [Laughter]

  • 2:22:49

    I'm sorry, baby. What do you Do you call her by her name or a nickname?

  • 2:22:54

    That's a good That's a question. That's a good question. I don't know the answer to that. Perfect. That's good. That's

  • 2:23:01

    good. All right. I don't know if this is her real name or fake name.

  • 2:23:06

    [ __ ] You just think they call her mother named her heaven.

  • 2:23:13

    What are you talking about? Sorry, dog. That was solid. Solid.

  • 2:23:22

    Pick a letter. You know what? Same thing I did. Parks. Pick a letter. Here's her her name or her nickname. God-given

  • 2:23:27

    name. Maybe her uh Pick a letter already, bro. I'm not him. I'm him. I'm not him. I'm him.

  • 2:23:33

    Like, know who you dealing with here. Yeah. You see that? Yeah. I felt like more than one. But like more than one,

  • 2:23:40

    [ __ ] The letter The letter you just thought of. There's more than one of it in the name, isn't it?

  • 2:23:47

    There's more than one. There's more than one. It's like Michelle with two L's. I saw it. You looked at two of them.

  • 2:23:52

    Probability. You're doing a probability. I'm not doing probability. Okay, I'm with you. And you were thinking of me. My name is a weird one. O's oz. Z. You

  • 2:24:00

    thought of a Z, didn't you? I did think of a Z. And it sounds like the word Jasmma. Jasma. Is that her name?

  • 2:24:08

    What the? No way. No way.

  • 2:24:19

    No way. And I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't if it wasn't

  • 2:24:24

    [ __ ] Hey, that was [ __ ] impressive. Wait, wait. He was going to call her on the phone. He was going to

  • 2:24:30

    call her on the phone and he said he was going to tell her two words. Oh [ __ ] Yeah, it's two words. Two words. Oh, you

  • 2:24:36

    about to get Man, I was holding control. I'll turn it up. Do it. Do it. Let's

  • 2:24:42

    [ __ ] go. Was he going to say a place? That was my first My first instinct was he's going to tell her a place. Why was it a place?

  • 2:24:49

    But now he's looking away. No, it's not a place. I'm view.

  • 2:24:58

    Do they know Jasma? Y'all know Jasma? I don't know. I don't

  • 2:25:03

    think so. No. I think he knows her through someone. I think it's not a place. I think he knows her through someone. Somebody connected somebody.

  • 2:25:10

    You don't talk to her. You You know her through someone else. Sums up. Sums up. Two words. You know, two words.

  • 2:25:18

    I'm about to go block you from my girl page. I know that much. Joe, how about this? You go took somebody else in

  • 2:25:24

    another room. In another room this [ __ ] You know you said it's my pen. This is a

  • 2:25:29

    pen. I don't care what I don't want to write it cuz people can't hear when we're on there. What if what if you write this down somewhere or you don't

  • 2:25:35

    want to write it? I wrote it. Oh, no. No. You didn't write anything. There's nothing here.

  • 2:25:41

    Here. How could I reveal this? I don't want to show anything visual. I don't want to just say it. Think of the first

  • 2:25:46

    word. It's a guy. Somebody knows the two of you. Two words. Is it a first and last

  • 2:25:53

    name? Common ones. Yo, Michael Paul.

  • 2:26:03

    You took MP work again. No, no. It's a joke. Yo, this is all right.

  • 2:26:10

    Holy [ __ ] The guy's good. The guy's good. Yo, this [ __ ] is scary.

  • 2:26:16

    I ain't going to hold you all. I'm dumbfounded. I got a headache. I'm

  • 2:26:23

    trying to think of how he's I tried to throw him off. Yeah. I tried to pick [ __ ] that had nothing to do with me at all.

  • 2:26:30

    God damn. I've never heard Joe Joe Button this quiet in my whole life. Yeah. No, you're good. No. If my

  • 2:26:37

    girlfriend got in touch with you, I got some of your powers. It's

  • 2:26:42

    over. That is ridiculous. Where does somebody learn how to do this? And my

  • 2:26:48

    book's coming out this year. My book's coming out later this year. And what happens when your when your

  • 2:26:53

    What happens What happens when my daughters become teenagers? They're going to be in a lot of trouble. That's true. Yeah, that's a good point. Or when

  • 2:26:58

    you're negotiating. Don't tell them. No. I'm pretty good with negotiations. You don't say. I bet you [ __ ]

  • 2:27:05

    Yeah. Don't say. What are the downsides of the gift? Uh, your mind's always racing.

  • 2:27:13

    You know, I'm always thinking, but I think that's like anybody's kind of ADHD. I'm always thinking stuff. I'm always watching stuff. But it's it's a

  • 2:27:18

    switch. It's not like uh it's with me all the time. I got to focus to do it. You see what I'm saying? It's kind of you got to turn it on. Yeah. You got

  • 2:27:24

    like some Gil Gryom [ __ ] going on with you. What is Gil Gryom? Gil Gryom was the guy on the original CSI. Oh, okay.

  • 2:27:32

    Um, but he was the one. He was like the mind that Is it annoying? I feel like you can read people so well. Like, is it

  • 2:27:38

    annoying like meeting people and kind of seeing through liars [ __ ]

  • 2:27:43

    immediately? Not really. I'm fine with it. I feel like it would ruin my social. I I feel like I can read

  • 2:27:50

    people pretty well and I don't want to hang out with people cuz I can tell they're full of [ __ ] At your level, I

  • 2:27:55

    feel like you must not want to talk to anybody. It would go down that path a little bit, but no, I I still enjoy it. Well, you

  • 2:28:02

    see it. I try to turn off the mentalist stuff when I'm in dayto-day for the sake of like your mind not racing. It's kind

  • 2:28:09

    of like revving an engine. It takes a lot of focus to do it. Do you do you ignore it at times? Like if you if

  • 2:28:14

    you're talking to somebody just casually and you see the [ __ ] and it's like, h, you know what? I know your [ __ ]

  • 2:28:20

    I ignore it and still consume. Yeah. It's good when you're interviewing people or negotiating. That's negotiation. Yeah. They don't stand a

  • 2:28:27

    chance. No chance. Where do you stand on I Iaska? I've never done Iawaska, but I

  • 2:28:32

    mean I'm all for it. I've got a bunch of buddies that have done it and you know I think psychedelics are a You done

  • 2:28:37

    mushrooms or any any psychedelic at all? Psychedelics. Yeah, for sure. Okay. I had some of my best ideas on I was about

  • 2:28:43

    to say does life changing? Does it heighten your your your existing gift? You want to hear a funny story? I mean

  • 2:28:48

    it's a great story. So, uh, this was in Amsterdam before weed was legal. And I'm

  • 2:28:54

    not a big cannabis guy, but like I don't know, just not back in the day, high school, different story. I'm in

  • 2:28:59

    Amsterdam, and there's tricks that I would do that were magic tricks, not like this, even though this stuff will freak you out, too. But I would do

  • 2:29:05

    tricks that were designed specifically for stoners back then. And I had a card, easy work. But there's ones that really

  • 2:29:11

    mess with you. So, in Amsterdam, there's a guy, I meet them, and this is before weed was legal here. You know, you go to Amsterdam. I was on a layover. It's a

  • 2:29:17

    big deal to go to like Bulldog Cafe and smoke. And I meet this group where one dude's on mushrooms and he's really

  • 2:29:24

    tripping hard. And I walk up to him and we're doing I do some card tricks. Everyone's kind of cool. And then I have one for him that's like the trick. And

  • 2:29:31

    it's one where I tell somebody pick a card and they hold it in their hand face up. So you hold it in your hand. Like imagine king of spades for you right

  • 2:29:37

    there. Flip. And he's holding the card and I take the other card and I just wave them. I go slow. I go don't blink.

  • 2:29:42

    And he's holding the card and I wave the cards over. And when I move the card slow, the card

  • 2:29:47

    shrinks to one quarter the size. Like like a mini card just in his hand. He looked at the card. He looked at me. He

  • 2:29:54

    looked at the card. He looked at me. He dropped the card and he ran. He ran out.

  • 2:29:59

    Yes. And yo, I left 2 and 1 half hours later to go to the airport. They still didn't know where he was. He was black,

  • 2:30:04

    right? Well, he was white. He was white now. I ain't [ __ ] with them. I would like

  • 2:30:10

    to see him like talk to Big Mama. Oh, yeah. Is she kicking him out? Quit getting him in and that devil worship. I

  • 2:30:17

    I wonder if that guy remembers that. Like I just want to know. I'm hoping he's safe. I'm hoping he's okay. I hope

  • 2:30:22

    he's seen my success and been like, "Yo, that guy really messed me up in Amsterdam." But I'll never forget that guy with pupils that were the size of

  • 2:30:28

    his eyes. Looked at me. Thought he just saw God. Like not even in me. He thought like Yeah. I mean, he was he did not

  • 2:30:34

    even know what hit him. I think the whole universe deconstructed in front of him. You still know how to do that trick? I still do. I I don't do it

  • 2:30:41

    anymore. It's like kind of a little slight of hand thing. I still do though. You you you were saying earlier that um a couple minutes ago that thinking you

  • 2:30:48

    think a lot, right? So, Yep. Where do you have to go to or you know sort of

  • 2:30:53

    decompress or think less? Like what do you have to do? Is it in your room? Is it with your family? Me with my kids. I

  • 2:30:59

    can't be thinking. What's that? No, it's a great question. No, but I think I think when you're with your family, it kind of just there's so much input. I

  • 2:31:06

    have four kids and so another one on the way. God bless. And very busy house. Congratulations, Joe.

  • 2:31:12

    Thank you. Don't don't congratulate me. Congratulate my wife. She does all the hard work. That part, too. But, uh, but

  • 2:31:17

    I think with kids, I try to be present. I'm gone a lot, so when I'm home, I try to really be present and enjoy them. And like, you can't be thinking when there's

  • 2:31:23

    kids running around doing this. It's it's it's chaos. It's my favorite kind of chaos. And you said you have to focus so much that and they don't like it. So,

  • 2:31:30

    I'm on TV. They're like, I was on right before the Super Bowl. Biggest appearance of my life. My kids I I go do

  • 2:31:35

    magic shows at their school, but I'm not that good at these magic shows. I haven't done them in like 20 years. And these kids eat you alive. like, "What's

  • 2:31:41

    in your hand? Let me see your thumb." "Oh my god, open your pocket. There's definitely something in your pocket." Like, "Yo, look, kid, get your hand out

  • 2:31:47

    of my pocket." I'm like rethinking my career choice after this one show. I came home and one of our friends in the

  • 2:31:52

    building saw me. He thought somebody died. My face was like Ash like what just happened? I go, I think I think I got to quit my job. My second grader

  • 2:31:58

    just like they just destroyed me. And so when I did the Super Bowl, they called me on FaceTime right afterwards. Biggest

  • 2:32:03

    appearance ever. Randy Moss freaking out. Adam Shaft was on ESPN right before Super Bowl. And they go, "Just you talk

  • 2:32:08

    too much. Do the trick with the candy." Cuz I have a trick where I just make candy appear. They're like, "Just do that one." Yeah, do that. Do that one.

  • 2:32:14

    Look right there. Like like great directorial notes. Like stop doing all the tricks with the mind stuff. Just

  • 2:32:20

    make more candy. Yep. That was it. Kids brought me right back down.

  • 2:32:26

    Is it tough? Is it Is it tough for you like it is for me to explain to like my

  • 2:32:31

    partner that I had a long day at work? Like she's just like you talk for a living. So, but you was just like I

  • 2:32:37

    travel. So, like I'm traveling like crazy. Like if you see my schedule next week, I have six shows in 4 days. I cross the country twice. I got two red

  • 2:32:44

    eyes where I'm sleeping on planes. Waking up 8 a.m. I'm already on stage for 3,000 people. How many days out the year you going? Probably about 115.

  • 2:32:52

    Oh, wow. Damn. God, you getting to it. 3,000 people. Oh, yeah. We pocket watch

  • 2:32:58

    up here. Yeah. Up here. And you're and you're uh the person that's nearest you

  • 2:33:05

    in your competition or do they do they do venues in similar size? Uh or do they have a

  • 2:33:12

    touring outfit set up? Uh so I don't tour as much. Interesting enough, I do some a little bit of that, but I do corporate events. So I kind of went I

  • 2:33:18

    cut out where you would think to yourself normally.

  • 2:33:24

    I don't want to negotiate. Yeah. So they It's always better when

  • 2:33:29

    somebody spends not their own money. When I'm buying tickets for a show, I'm like, "How much is this show?" But when it's a Nabiscoco, you say

  • 2:33:38

    biscuit money. Biscuit money. Joe. Uh, so no, I just do all different corporate events. I do some other things but the

  • 2:33:43

    TV stuff but again I don't even see it as competition because I we turned down

  • 2:33:49

    much more shows than we take in which is really a great problem to have but it's from all the exposure from TV and then

  • 2:33:54

    really focused in the last few years on social media and saw that in ways where I think some people really didn't

  • 2:33:59

    understand the power of viral clips and consistency and what it could do for dopamine if you're on TikTok hundreds of

  • 2:34:05

    millions of views people see like the right clips like a Joe Burrow I I literally carpool with with another a

  • 2:34:10

    couple other dads and moms in this thing. They don't know what I do. I look like an accountant. Gil Grizz right there. This one guy thought I was a

  • 2:34:16

    lawyer. He's like, he goes and he shows me his phone. Three people sent him to Joe Burrow in the same week. He goes, "Yo, that dude looks just like you." I'm

  • 2:34:23

    like, "That is me." He's like, "How do you do this?" He's like, "This is what you do for a job." He's like, "I thought you were a lawyer." I'm like, "Yeah, I never said anything." But he uh it's

  • 2:34:30

    it's uh you know, it's kind of a niche. Oh, did it did it did it change how they talk to you? Not really. Cuz you know,

  • 2:34:36

    now people thinking now when he says to me, "I can't take the kids from Subway Pool." I'm like, I know what you're really doing. know what's going on.

  • 2:34:42

    What? No, I'm kidding. What? Don't lie and say you're sick. That's a fake call. I'm I'm so I'm so

  • 2:34:48

    I'm I'm so upset that he that he won here. I thought that we would be the

  • 2:34:54

    place to stump him. I'm still I'm still waiting for mom. Oh yeah. His broken foot's throwing me off. I can't get in his You know what? We'll try one thing.

  • 2:35:01

    Here we go. Get him. Ish Allen already. You're the last You're the last hope issue. The

  • 2:35:08

    last down the room. Well, we can't we can't repeat. I can't have you do like what he did. I can't do It's got to be

  • 2:35:13

    something new. Something new. So, but you know what? Your phone. Grab your phone. You thought of

  • 2:35:19

    somebody. You thought of Jasma. There was a reason you picked that person. For some reason, she popped in your head.

  • 2:35:25

    No, you're not in trouble. I'm not doing that. That you guess is

  • 2:35:32

    go to your contacts, but hold the phone where you can't see it. Hold the phone where I can't see it. Oh

  • 2:35:37

    god. Is I'll stop talking to you again, [ __ ] Hey, depending on what he pull out of

  • 2:35:42

    there. She can get tricky, baby. Start looking through. Oh, now is that Galaxy?

  • 2:35:49

    What do you got? I don't know how to I don't know. And Galaxy, does it tell you how many contacts you have or No, this

  • 2:35:54

    is I got a He signed you up. I don't care. I don't care. He's got too many. No, this guy's popular. Oh, no. This one

  • 2:36:01

    is light. Extremely popular. Light flex. All right, you're looking through. Can you see? Can you see? He's got a privacy

  • 2:36:07

    screen. He's got private. You can't see anything. All right. Here's what I'm going to do. I'm move the mic over and you're not mobile. The foot, the

  • 2:36:12

    Achilles. You're going to tip your phone so I can't see it and you can't see.

  • 2:36:17

    Now, if you just hold If you just hold somebody by accident, it's a butt dial. I don't want you to butt dial. That's important. Here, can you bring the phone

  • 2:36:23

    closer? I don't want to see, but I want you to do it. Is it scrolling? Yes. So, you're you're going to do this. I don't

  • 2:36:29

    know if you can see. Can you see a little bit? You're going to scroll, but go up and down. And whenever you want,

  • 2:36:34

    can you see? Is it moving? Mhm. You're going to stop somewhere and I want you to stop. But it's very important. Don't

  • 2:36:40

    accidentally butt dial or call something. You're just going to keep scrolling like I was doing. Hold it like this. Lower. Like flip your hand. Start

  • 2:36:45

    scrolling. Look when you're done. Give it a couple scrolls. Now, is he going down? Is he going up? Is he going to go

  • 2:36:50

    to A? Is he going to go Z? Whenever you want to say, "I'm done."

  • 2:36:55

    Scroll. Come on, man. I'm done. Bring it close to your body. Now, hold on. Before he looks, it's not one name. names.

  • 2:37:01

    Every understand if if it's one name, he did it wrong. He should be on a list. If you if you take and go through, you just end up on a list. And I don't know where

  • 2:37:08

    you started. Do you start at the top? So, probably in the A's or do you probably didn't start in the middle's good. All right. Giving too much. Bring

  • 2:37:14

    it. Don't tell him. Bring it. Bring it. He's not your friend. Yo, and don't look ice. He's tricking you. I'm looking

  • 2:37:20

    away. Now, you're going to see a bunch of names. And I'm going to have you do

  • 2:37:26

    this. Uh, look at a name somewhere in the middle. So, you get to choose and

  • 2:37:31

    try to Okay, you see one, put it back to your chest. How many names were on that whole

  • 2:37:37

    screen, right? Probably 15, 20. So, it's it's impossible, right? Even if I gave you

  • 2:37:44

    the phone and said, "Look at all the names." You couldn't know who you'd just pick. I debate. I was trying to see the body language. It wasn't a shift. It

  • 2:37:50

    wasn't noticeable. Yeah. Do you pick a guy? No. Oh, see is way to go. You

  • 2:37:56

    passed the test. He wears a lot of long johns. think of her. You know what I want? Here's what I want to do. I'm going to

  • 2:38:02

    let you change in the middle. Look back at that person's name. Was it a first and last name that I picked? Yeah. Look

  • 2:38:08

    at that name. Wherever it is in the middle. Mhm. And I want you I'm going to see if I can see the difference when he changes. Watch. Keep looking. Don't

  • 2:38:14

    change where you're on the screen, but with your eyes, just keep going up until you run out of names to look at. Till you get to the top of the list. Mhm.

  • 2:38:21

    It's like three girls, then one guy, then two, then you ended on another girl. Person at the top, is it a female? It is. See, cuz you did the same thing.

  • 2:38:28

    I'm always watching for tells. The tells are when people do something different. Don't talk to me. Do you know her?

  • 2:38:34

    Do I know the girl that's at the top of my list? Yeah. Whoever you looked at last, the last person you did, you registered different. You looked like

  • 2:38:40

    you had a very different expression. Do you know her? Well, we cool. Look this way at me. We

  • 2:38:47

    cool. Put the phone down. Something there. I shouldn't, you know, I'm going for it. Think about this. He picked

  • 2:38:54

    anywhere in his phone. Mhm. He picked any name he wanted. He changed name what, six, seven times.

  • 2:39:02

    It's not a family member. Said we cool. Never that. No. No. Never family member. Doc, you got him.

  • 2:39:09

    He keep everybody falling. Oh [ __ ] Hey, Doc is killing a girl and

  • 2:39:16

    not family. This is so on brand. It's a first and last name. I think of

  • 2:39:23

    her first name. It's Kathy Lee or some [ __ ] That's on my phone now. Okay. Yeah, cuz this is

  • 2:39:30

    different than the assignment that you gave me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Forget assignment. Not that assignment. It was a He thought of somebody famous. I want

  • 2:39:36

    you to do something fresh. Come on. I'm not doubling down. Uh I wonder who this

  • 2:39:41

    is. Me, too. I'm on the edge of my seat. Me, too. I want to know. Parks, you had

  • 2:39:47

    theories. Parks the whole time had theories. He goes, "Oh, man. Um maybe maybe he he knew what he was going to

  • 2:39:52

    pick. Maybe uh like he's going to leave you and he's going to try to deconstruct it. But how could this be? Yeah, he

  • 2:39:58

    changed his mind five or six times. I want to know this girl. He thinking about think of the first letter.

  • 2:40:05

    Do you speak Spanish? No. No. He was about to say poito. Do you see that? Yeah. Oh, he he was

  • 2:40:15

    okay. I think so. He rolled his tongue. Rolled. What's the first letter of her name? First letter on my phone. R R I

  • 2:40:22

    knew it was an R. I knew it. I knew it. And now what names with an R?

  • 2:40:29

    Damn. Yo, I got it. I got it. Oh yeah, that's

  • 2:40:34

    definitely sexy name. Sexy name. That's definitely it. He didn't write anything.

  • 2:40:40

    He didn't say anything. He didn't do anything. He didn't whisper. He looked into his phone. He changed mind a bunch of times. You know that boy. Tell us

  • 2:40:46

    all. What's her first name? That was all my phone. You keep saying on your phone. Renee. Renee. Oh my god. Jesus. Mary and

  • 2:40:55

    Joseph, man. What the hell is going on in here? Yo, what the [ __ ] is going on?

  • 2:41:01

    Yo. Hey, I like your poker face. Yeah, you did good. I like your poker face. You fought. You fought. You fought. That

  • 2:41:08

    was a one. You fought that [ __ ] You fought the good fight. You fought that, man. You're still smoky. Oh my god. This

  • 2:41:14

    guy, man. I I I'm speechless. Yeah, that's something different. I I don't Well, now at least I like the way Ice

  • 2:41:20

    Ice came into this thinking we're going to get this guy. That That was the We all me too. I was like, he's never been

  • 2:41:26

    on anything black. No, you know what? Look, look, in an assignment that he gave me, he gave me a person. He said,

  • 2:41:33

    "Yo, pick a somebody that you would have on the couches." So, you know, when my brain started going, I'm like, he might

  • 2:41:39

    watch the show. So, I was like, "No, I'm not going." You know, my normal Halle Berry JLo. So, if he would have picked

  • 2:41:44

    that other Yeah. It would have been. I was like, I'll leave that. I'll leave that in the back. That's that's a hanging tag. I told Ice who the person

  • 2:41:50

    was. I was like, he can't. Nobody in here would be like that. Yeah. I wouldn't even guess it. Yeah. That was extremely impressive. I can't lie to

  • 2:41:57

    you. That was amazing. All right. So, all skepticism is out the window now, right? Yeah. It's something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, there's something going on.

  • 2:42:03

    Yeah. Something there's something there. I I don't know what it is, but Bingchow,

  • 2:42:08

    how do you pull that? How do you pull that nickname? Yo, dog. How do you pull that? I even went and searched to see if

  • 2:42:14

    you ever tweeted that phrase. You didn't never I didn't even say the phrase. It was my

  • 2:42:19

    friends that said the phrase to each other. That was crazy. Yo, bingch cow. I

  • 2:42:24

    don't know what it means. I don't like he got me twice doubled in mine. He

  • 2:42:30

    guessed one name and then another name. That was two names. And the best trick is I made Flip disappear in the middle.

  • 2:42:35

    So, oh my god, that car [ __ ] up.

  • 2:42:43

    Yo car and change his drawers out of that really [ __ ] him

  • 2:42:49

    up. Where where can where can people see you? Where can people Best way to find out where I'm going to be is my socials.

  • 2:42:56

    It looks like Oz. So everybody blame my parents Israeli name but it looks like Oz. So it's ozthentalist but uh it's O so it sounds

  • 2:43:02

    like somebody owes you money. Othentalist. It's you know Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok, Facebook, everything.

  • 2:43:08

    But typically you're going to see me a lot on TV. I got a lot of things coming up. Uh, a lot of sports teams. I do a

  • 2:43:13

    lot of stuff with CNBC, so finance. Um, Nabiscoco. Nabiscoco. Yeah. All the big

  • 2:43:19

    corporate companies. Come on. Corporate money. And then uh Yeah. You know what? Just uh working on a bunch of new fun

  • 2:43:24

    things. And the book you said I got a book coming out the end of the year. Yes. And the book is coming out. The book is going to be the book is not I'm

  • 2:43:30

    not going to teach you to do this. Oh, damn it. That's what I was supposed to ask. Say the 49th law of power. Yeah.

  • 2:43:35

    No. So honestly what I what it's a lens of here here's the key is you can see what I do how to read people more

  • 2:43:40

    effectively but it's for the sake of entertainment but what if you could take some of these skills right these principles of mentalism apply them to

  • 2:43:46

    your everyday life you know in relationships at work like knowing when's the right time to go to your boss

  • 2:43:51

    and ask for that raise or what's what's your right moment how do you remember things better how can you get inside other people's heads it's going to be

  • 2:43:57

    better for negotiations know if people are lying to you just tips and tricks that are very useful all right and that

  • 2:44:03

    book is banned in America God, [Laughter]

  • 2:44:10

    I hope not. Publisher needs to go get big. Jesus. I'll buy that book. Yeah. I'm getting that book. That is [ __ ]

  • 2:44:17

    He pulled today. That was Yo, that's nuts. Flip is still showing.

  • 2:44:22

    I'm a little bit worried about Flip right now. I'm a little worried. We're going to ask him to leave in a second. It's all right. He can't get in your

  • 2:44:28

    mind anymore, buddy. Flip, look at me. Think your social security ATM? No, I'm kidding. Crazy. I saw you do the pin

  • 2:44:34

    number joint. Yeah, with Kenny. No, that was it was uh was that football player or something you did with DK and had him

  • 2:44:41

    sing over and then had two teammates stand up. What's your jersey number? Oh, no, that was Josh Allen. Josh Allen. That was absolutely insane. That was

  • 2:44:49

    certain years. I I like to run. I run like marathons, ultramarathons. I was out running right before that was was

  • 2:44:54

    going on. It was in Pittsburgh cuz they were playing the Steelers. I was running 20 miles and at mile 18 I figured out

  • 2:45:00

    how I was going to finish that trick cuz I didn't know how to end it. I didn't know how it would end at the end. I was like came to me and it was an hour later

  • 2:45:06

    we did that for Josh Allen. So sometimes man serendipitous. I got a question for you that has nothing to do with anything

  • 2:45:12

    that we've discussed. It has nothing to do with any mentalist [ __ ] I just kind of want to know where you stand. Hit me.

  • 2:45:19

    Who was wrong uh between Sig Freed and Roy and the Tiger? Joe, what side are

  • 2:45:25

    you on? I've heard varying accounts on that one, but he didn't even blame the tiger cuz I guess if the tigers, again,

  • 2:45:30

    I don't want to misspeak here, but those tigers have certain rules where like you can't do certain things like chimpanzees. You know, chimpanzees, if

  • 2:45:36

    they see you feed another chimp and not them, they'll tear you to shreds. So, yeah, they will. There's like big things

  • 2:45:42

    where food you can't bring food in with chimps. There's like And those chimps are so strong they can rip your limb from crazy. You see that person who got

  • 2:45:48

    their face ripped off? Horrific. So with the tigers, I think there's certain things where they don't think they're

  • 2:45:54

    biting you cuz think a tiger that big, if they even play bite you. Like my dog bites me, he's 10 pounds, nothing. A

  • 2:46:00

    tiger play bites you, you're dead. Yeah. So my understanding is something happened that I don't know what it was,

  • 2:46:06

    but it was like some sort of thing that was a cardinal rule that you don't do and he didn't know. like he he knows how

  • 2:46:11

    to deal with Tigers, but something happened where he didn't blame him, like he did something wrong or he had a smell on him or something weird and that they

  • 2:46:18

    found out afterwards and that was what a reference though, Joe Sig Freed and Roy

  • 2:46:23

    throwback. And I don't know if you've seen uh uh the clip that's been going

  • 2:46:30

    around on the internet for a few years, I want to say uh of the elephant. Did you see the clip of the elephant that

  • 2:46:37

    runs after the uh the tourists? Oh, I saw that one. And the woman passed and there was

  • 2:46:43

    a rumor that uh the the tourist people had killed the elephant's kid or wife or

  • 2:46:50

    something and the elephant remembered. So, he waited and he ran and did something to these people. Yo, I believe that 100%. You know, crows remember

  • 2:46:56

    faces. They did a thing where crows were like if if one of these people like Yeah. They remember you, they're going

  • 2:47:01

    to [ __ ] right on your head. My sister had an experience. They hold a grudge. My sister had an experience with crows. I may have mentioned on this podcast

  • 2:47:06

    before where someone told her that and she like befriended the crows basically. She talked to them. She would put [ __ ]

  • 2:47:12

    out for them. Then they started bringing her [ __ ] and showing up at the same spot the next day. Like that [ __ ] is for real. Yo, they have a language. They're

  • 2:47:18

    very smart. Yeah. We do we do trivia with my kids and this is here. Make this make this podcast entertaining and

  • 2:47:24

    educational. Do you know what a group of crows is called? No. A murder. A murder.

  • 2:47:29

    That's a true story. A group of crows called a murder. Yeah. It's weird. Murder with the blacks. It's that

  • 2:47:36

    [ __ ] Hey. Hey. Got to [ __ ] put murder with the blacks. What's wrong with you, man?

  • 2:47:42

    This is I didn't I didn't name him. Be quiet. Oh, man. Okay. For me, I for me,

  • 2:47:48

    my final question. Yeah. The same way you have this gift. He's right. The same way you have this gift.

  • 2:47:54

    He's right with humans clearly. Uh, do you see things in just the

  • 2:48:02

    earth that maybe the average person or the normal set of eyes doesn't pay

  • 2:48:08

    attention to? Do you do do you think that the earth too, the planet gives off

  • 2:48:13

    cues and clues as to what it may be thinking or feeling? That's a great

  • 2:48:19

    question. Yeah, that is. I don't think I mean I think that on a deeper level, but not like the mentalism thing because the

  • 2:48:24

    mentalism thing is really it's a set of skills. So, it's it's really it's kind of like psychology influencing people.

  • 2:48:30

    There there's this it's really if you think about a chef, you know how a chef has let's say you got chicken, you got fish, you got steak, you got all these

  • 2:48:36

    ingredients. I got sauces. I can make all these recipes. So, when I come up with my stuff, I have different ways to

  • 2:48:41

    do certain things and then it's like it's kind of like jazz. Kind of like that chop show like you give me this, you give me that. I'm going to whip up a recipe. So, like right now, I don't

  • 2:48:47

    always know what's going to happen when I walked in this room, but I kind of started leaning into things that would work and things that didn't work I moved

  • 2:48:52

    away from. So, it's kind of like it's really true like playing jazz. I didn't come in here. You saw me walk in. You're

  • 2:48:58

    like, "How's how's this guy going to pull this off? We're in a living room. How could you do this?" There's no setup. There's no staging. For my bigger

  • 2:49:04

    shows, it's a little more of a production. But I think uh the mentalism is something that's a series of steps

  • 2:49:09

    that you can learn to do. That's kind of what the whole book's all about. That's more of like a spiritual question, but I

  • 2:49:14

    think I mean I think there's definitely some energy and some dude with the planet and I don't know how to tap into

  • 2:49:19

    that. I mean, what do you think? Ia. Have you done that? Iawaska. No. Oh, you mentioned to me. So I' I've heard wild

  • 2:49:26

    stories from people. [ __ ] Enough mushrooms, you'll start seeing the seeing and feeling the earth. I agree.

  • 2:49:31

    And [ __ ] I had one question. The plants. Oh, go ahead. Go ahead. I just have one final question. Um,

  • 2:49:37

    are there times when you're wrong? Yeah, 100%. Yeah. And how do how do you navigate

  • 2:49:43

    through that? The the best the the way you see how good you get at this is that people don't know when you're wrong. So

  • 2:49:50

    that that's the real art is that what if I told you that in this room I had more than one thing wrong but you didn't ever

  • 2:49:55

    didn't see it because I just pivoted around or moved around. It's kind of like just like duck and wings like Floyd Mayweather doesn't get hit but does he

  • 2:50:02

    make mistakes? Sure. So in my show there's things that didn't go right like yesterday I was on TV and I guarantee you something went very wrong but I

  • 2:50:08

    worked around it so quickly you didn't notice. I noticed you didn't. uh getting

  • 2:50:14

    stuff like wrong like like just boom like you just guess something totally wrong and then you're stuck is very difficult on live TV because if there's

  • 2:50:20

    no more time to get out of it then you're stuck in a corner and the worst thing is if the last thing is wrong but it happens. I I just like if you would

  • 2:50:27

    have picked the girl's name wrong for me there would have been no nothing you could have done. Yeah, but I didn't I

  • 2:50:33

    didn't just say I'm going to guess the name. I I figured out a letter and then I got I it came together, right? If you

  • 2:50:38

    noticed that it's not a Gotcha. It's actually truly like some people say, "Tell me right now what it is." I'm

  • 2:50:44

    like, "I don't know it yet." Like I got to figure it out. It's like a puzzle. It's a puzzle. Exactly. A puzzle. It's

  • 2:50:49

    Wheel of Fortune. Only I can put together letters before turns them around. Got to be this. I already know

  • 2:50:55

    what they are when they're in your head. It's better than Wheel of Fortune. Yeah. Yeah. Wheel of Fortune keep giving you a bunch of clues. You went from R to a

  • 2:51:00

    full name. Yep. I feel like there's some crime shows. Last name. Hold on. Hold on. Last name

  • 2:51:07

    sounds the same. It's like a rhyming, isn't it? Dovey. Dovey. Dove

  • 2:51:13

    is it? Don't tell me that's it. So, no, it's Dover. But do yo yo, that's

  • 2:51:20

    crazy. Yo, that's You going to let him do that on the walk out? That's me on the walk

  • 2:51:27

    out. You said yo, I know how you met the girl through Michael Paul. You told me

  • 2:51:33

    to be, man. That's a pretty name you thinking about over there. Dober. Hey,

  • 2:51:39

    do boy. Freak ass boy.

  • 2:51:45

    A nice name. I'm going look up. Yeah, me too. Me, too. Me, too.

  • 2:51:51

    All right. So, no, we good. We good, right? We done with him. We super good

  • 2:51:57

    with him. Hopefully, we don't see him anymore in our room, right? Well, unless we need

  • 2:52:02

    something different. Only other place you're going to see me is Flip in his nightmares is what I'm going to leave you alone. Make some noise for older.

  • 2:52:12

    Thank you, JBP. Thank you, man. We are so appreciative. I'm a believer. No, no,

  • 2:52:17

    no. I'm officially I'm going around the circle. High fives down the line. A lot of you

  • 2:52:23

    gentlemen, what? What? Need a round of applause for my guy. Let

  • 2:52:29

    me get some real applause. Oh, Pearlman, the mentalist in this piece. Mentalist. He was doing some [ __ ]

  • 2:52:37

    witchcraft for some [ __ ] I'm I ain't rolling, man. I will say anytime I ever saw that on TV, I never believe that

  • 2:52:42

    [ __ ] Me neither neither. Me either. For him to do it the way he did it in this room to each one of us, like, come on,

  • 2:52:47

    man. The [ __ ] is going on here? It's It's something to [ __ ] I'm going to get down to the bottom, fam. He's good. He's

  • 2:52:53

    good. I don't have nothing to say. He's good. He did it. He did it. Yeah. Um, that [ __ ] me up, bro. I'm not

  • 2:53:00

    going facts. That shit's going to [ __ ] you up. I'm replaying this [ __ ] in my mind. You fly. Ping pow. Why boy? Why? I

  • 2:53:07

    need to figure out how he did it. Why y'all saying ching chow? I'm going to watch and analyze this video like I'm a NFL quarterback. Word. I need word.

  • 2:53:15

    What? All right. That gave it away right there. No wonder. No wonder male likes sitting here looking at your phone.

  • 2:53:21

    [ __ ] you be like Jamarcus Tussle if you was an NFL quarterback. Let me think of who you who you would

  • 2:53:28

    be. We trying to think of some slob ass

  • 2:53:35

    like Vince old.

  • 2:53:40

    Something is wrong with him. Yo, yo, get on my phone, [ __ ] I know. I just think it's fly, son. Get out my

  • 2:53:47

    phone. You be doing like five things at one time. Whoever it is, that don't mean just look at people's phone. I'm giving

  • 2:53:52

    you credit for being FL. It don't matter where he sit. He going to look in your phone, bro. That [ __ ]

  • 2:53:57

    be sitting up there. That [ __ ] he been ish phone mail phone. Yeah, but I don't say [ __ ] I don't say [ __ ] about y'all [ __ ] His [ __ ] just was the weekend.

  • 2:54:05

    The weekend. What's up? What's happening? What's happening? Family [ __ ] Chilling [ __ ] I don't I ain't got

  • 2:54:11

    nothing planned. I mean, I'd love to sound different so we can all not sound so washed, but nah, I don't really have

  • 2:54:17

    nothing planned. Sometimes it's all right, man. Just chill for a little bit. Listen, Bill Bird is a [ __ ] 8 hours

  • 2:54:23

    of sleep is a new [ __ ] I ain't going to lie. You ain't lying. I can't get eight.

  • 2:54:31

    Oh, that's too much for you. You can't take You can't take that. You can't take that. You can't take the eight hours

  • 2:54:37

    worth of just like a strong

  • 2:54:43

    56 little

  • 2:54:49

    push. Easy it in right boy. Take your

  • 2:54:55

    time [ __ ] [ __ ] with eight is a chico [Laughter]

  • 2:55:02

    and they voice. I don't know boys.

  • 2:55:07

    If your status ain't ain't checking for better when you

  • 2:55:13

    looking at me. I need a soldier stand up if you know what I mean. Holy [ __ ]

  • 2:55:22

    Holy [ __ ] That's how you know limit. Do not play that. No, we got to

  • 2:55:27

    end it like that. We got that [ __ ] had the no I see why you was at eight at the

  • 2:55:32

    table now. Now I got you. That's funny. Okay, I got you now. You seen the whole

  • 2:55:38

    night? Okay. All right. I was just asking you. Absolutely. Disgusting way to end the

  • 2:55:43

    podcast. I'll be back at the table. Yeah. [ __ ] CR.

  • 2:55:50

    Look. See, I did it for you. Let's go. Freeze. Let's go Freeze. Yeah. Take it

  • 2:55:56

    further. Freeze. Holl at Freeze. You can kick it with no

  • 2:56:03

    longer call. That is absolutely disgusting. So the

  • 2:56:09

    baddies are insecure. That's true. That's true.

  • 2:56:14

    Now y'all know [ __ ] some soldiers in here. Go ahead.

  • 2:56:21

    Ask them where they at. Look back. Where they at? Where they at?

  • 2:56:26

    Oh my lord. All right. Listen man, absolutely disgusting. Hopefully y'all have enjoyed

  • 2:56:32

    this podcast as much as we enjoy delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there.

  • 2:56:37

    Until the next time, I bid you ad do farewell. Adios dirty AA vista arvoir.

  • 2:56:45

    [Music] Hey yo, Destiny's child was saying

  • 2:56:53

    whatever and he didn't want to. Kelly married to a white dude ho from the project. Where was they getting this

  • 2:57:00

    from? Instead of saying that she talk about hoof in her

  • 2:57:06

    verse. Yeah, she was she was talking about hoof. Oh, we like them boys.

  • 2:57:12

    Okay. I didn't have to money. I don't have it memorized.

  • 2:57:17

    I just heard it yesterday cuz we hit his home a little bit. Yeah, that [ __ ] got the verse. You got

  • 2:57:24

    so memorized. And I just heard it yesterday. And you were sitting there thinking about Chris Brown. I ain't forgetting about that neither, [ __ ]

  • 2:57:30

    And you were sitting there thinking about I don't care. I don't care. Oh yeah, that is funny. Dead or alive. Dead or alive. Anybody dead or alive? At the

  • 2:57:38

    top of that [ __ ] mind breezy. You want a breezy remix? Phenomenal.

  • 2:57:45

    Yo y'all hold it down, man. We getting the [ __ ] out of here. We are going. Everybody enjoy your weekend. Shout out to the hey listeners. Shout out to the

  • 2:57:52

    first and last time listeners. Hey, hey,

  • 2:57:58

    [Music] hey,

  • 2:58:04

    freeze. I don't think you should be singing this like that, [ __ ] Just chill. Let this music. [ __ ] y'all. You

  • 2:58:09

    trying to have a a cool head nod to this [ __ ] It's over. It's too late. Yeah, but your head nod can't be cool. Yes, it

  • 2:58:16

    is. I don't care. Yo, you seen Kelly in this video? Yes, I did. Amazing. What about her? Definitely did. What about

  • 2:58:22

    it? What you talking about, [ __ ] Hands. I was trying to learn that dance. That

  • 2:58:29

    little [ __ ] they was doing. Let's see. Do it right now when on your little boot.

  • 2:58:34

    Some [ __ ] Turn this [ __ ] off. They going to be mad. You cut way if I catch

  • 2:58:40

    you outside on that on that metabike. I'm going to kick it down. Y'all are

  • 2:58:45

    bugging. Yo. No. No. He could go, but I better not see him. I better not see that little Obama kid bike riding

  • 2:58:51

    around. You you really are whing and young man works on me. I'm telling you

  • 2:58:56

    something. But you going to be in the spot with it or you going to chain it up outside? No, you going you going to chain you going to chain it on

  • 2:59:05

    the bike rack. Right at the bike rack next to the city bikes. Yo, no final

  • 2:59:10

    words, right? No good. All right, y'all [ __ ] holding

  • 2:59:17

    [Music] [Laughter] down no and good to have Ish back. Round

  • 2:59:23

    of applause for man. Miss that energy, man. We miss you, man. We missed you, dog. Good

  • 2:59:29

    energy. We did miss this guy. We did shout out our sister Mel again our sister our sister in Christ Mel. Big M

  • 2:59:37

    spirit. Uh and that's that. Here we go. this long. JBP

  • 2:59:47

    JP. [ __ ] y'all. Back. Don't try to rush through it. All right. Come on now. Now. Don't try to rush through the JBP,

  • 2:59:53

    though. Don't try to do that. New job. [Music]