JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 815

Al B. Ehhhh

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 815, “Al B. Ehhhh,” released April 10, 2025. The JBP kicks off the latest episode discussing the cost of nanny’s (7:48) as well as eating habits (11:50) before turning to Marc Lamont Hill who shares his experience at a recent event for Muslim celebrities (28:17). Dreamville Festival took place in Raleigh, NC over the weekend as the city has reached an agreement to bring it back for at least four more years (41:16), Billboard releases their top-25 female rappers of all-time list which brings some disagreements from the cast over the placements and names on it (48:40), and the guys have settled their debate of who can bench press 225 pounds (1:05:03). Joe has some smoke for Marc over Nikola Jokić (1:13:02), a trio of new Drake songs hit the internet (1:20:05), and the JBP reacts to the NCAA Tournament games in which Houston & UConn took home titles (1:51:14). Also, Hakeem Olajuwon was denied access to the floor after Houston’s win (1:58:22), nationwide protests over Trump’s tariffs (2:14:50), Stephen A. Smith is considering a run for presidency (2:39:31), Part of the Show (2:47:12), and more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Al B. Ehhhh

In this episode

  • 7:48The JBP kicks off the latest episode discussing the cost of nanny’s
  • 11:50As well as eating habits
  • 28:17Before turning to Marc Lamont Hill who shares his experience at a recent event for Muslim celebrities
  • 41:16Dreamville Festival took place in Raleigh, NC over the weekend as the city has reached an agreement to bring i…
  • 48:40Billboard releases their top-25 female rappers of all-time list which brings some disagreements from the cast…
  • 1:05:03The guys have settled their debate of who can bench press 225 pounds
  • 1:13:02Joe has some smoke for Marc over Nikola Jokić
  • 1:20:05A trio of new Drake songs hit the internet
  • 1:51:14The JBP reacts to the NCAA Tournament games in which Houston & UConn took home titles
  • 1:58:22Hakeem Olajuwon was denied access to the floor after Houston’s win
  • 2:14:50Nationwide protests over Trump’s tariffs
  • 2:39:31Stephen A. Smith is considering a run for presidency
  • 2:47:12Part of the Show
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 815 Transcript

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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. It's not a beef. Why would it be beef? Two black brothers that have been friends for so long

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    getting millions. What up? Why would that be a beef? That's a success story, [ __ ] That's a

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    That's a [ __ ] You and Mark. You What's better than two millionaires?

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    Whoa. Oh [ __ ] What's better than three? I know Mark don't like that saying, but

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    millionaires I'm fine with. Okay. All right. It's the millionaire. Put that up

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    there. It's the [ __ ] I don't got that I'm worried about. That's what the hate stuff. Wait, are we on? Yes. Oh [ __ ]

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    Exactly. You don't like billionaires? No. Mark says the You said they shouldn't exist.

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    I don't think billionaire should exist. You said that a few times. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mark be [ __ ] lying. Mark be

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    lying. He just would be all right with it if you was a billionaire. I wouldn't be a billionaire. I'm just saying I'd give it away. I'm saying I wouldn't literally not Oh, you wouldn't you

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    wouldn't allow yourself to become a billionaire? No. So why you going to give your millions away? Uh, I don't have enough money to give

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    away. Wait, what? I don't have enough money to to give away. If I had enough

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    money I mean, I give away money, but I'm saying I don't have enough money to give away like half my income or half my resources. But if I like, for example,

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    if I had Oh, we got them. If I had $200 million or $100 million, yeah, I'd give it away. Absolutely. I give away half of

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    it. Absolutely. So, scale it down then. Whatever you got, give away a smaller portion of that. I do, Mark. You got the

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    new I do. You got the newest Porsche. Uh-huh. And you live in

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    [Applause] an he came out the [ __ ] the one time this [ __ ] come outside. Yo got a temp

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    in it. Yo, can I tell y'all I thought about that day. I thought about that recently. The one time this [ __ ] like I

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    came out a different way. I don't even remember how that happened, but I was in the front with with y'all. It felt like

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    such community like coming down with y'all. Everybody getting in their cars and you know

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    dapping and hey man yo like real co like real co-orkers.

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    Yo you killed it today girl. Yo that [ __ ] was a vibe. Y'all be vibing without

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    me in the front. Yep. So Mark was in his car and said, "Oh [ __ ] look at that."

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    Yeah, Mr. Professor Man. And you get off of the floor before us and go to your

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    go to your little section. Yeah. Your little fancy parking spot. Yeah. But it's a lonely route.

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    It's a lonely route. It's optional. That's the weird part about this bracket I'm in.

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    Yo, boy. What? Lonely at the top. I agree with it. I ain't at the top. That's why it's weird. [ __ ] at the top

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    is hanging out with each other. Them [ __ ] is in Mkos. Them [ __ ] is having [ __ ] they traveling. They on Magic

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    Johnson boat. I'm at the bracket where I gotta still work to do that and I'm

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    alone. No. So hang with [ __ ] in your friend group. You [ __ ] is broke.

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    Those [ __ ] in your friend group. You [ __ ] is [ __ ] in your uh You wouldn't buy the [ __ ] [ __ ] calamari.

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    I'm not hanging out with you outside. You still on that? Still on that. Yes, I'm still on that. You right. I wasn't

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    here for that. Who? You ain't buying somebody calam. Joe is nothing. Is lack social cues.

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    Went outside and don't know how to be outside and ended up in a jam where the consequence was buying somebody a young

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    lady calamari and he wouldn't do it and he was mad about it and he came and told a story in the pod. It was a great story. So I don't want to. It was a

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    great story. He killed that part. He did buy the calamari though. He bought the calamari. Don't say nothing. But he

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    didn't want to buy the calamari. His man didn't want to give him money towards the calamari. He didn't want to pay for

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    the calamari. I don't give a [ __ ] what he did. Sometimes you don't want to pay for something. You still got to pay for it. Yeah. He wasn't smashing, [ __ ] Oh,

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    you [ __ ] is [ __ ] Damn. This was a lick. The chicks saw them coming. All that [ __ ] you do, [ __ ]

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    Take that [ __ ] up the street, [ __ ] We We on his ass. Who you talking about? We on his ass. Who you [ __ ] We on your

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    man ass, [ __ ] I'm on your ass, [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah.

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    I'm on you today. Today your day, you know what I mean? We got I like what you coming with. No, it's his day. Today is

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    the day for me and him. I can tell. I can tell. And the second you try to jump in, you get knocked out first. I'm

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    telling cuz you going to try to jump in our [ __ ] And this beef don't have nothing to do with be like hitting steel. You already He already hurt your

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    hand twice. Steal from juice. Who died first? They killed the [ __ ] out of steel, [ __ ]

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    Died first. You dumb. Oh yeah. When Steel died. I forgot he died. He just

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    got shot. Oh, he just got shot. Yeah, he didn't die. Even now, even

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    now [ __ ] up. [ __ ] Still should have died.

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    Still should definitely should have died. Anyway, we have a good time today. I can tell. Yep, we are. I can tell we have

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    fun. It's going to be one of them days. What's up? Chilling, man. Good day, sir.

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    Good to see you. Good to see Good to see everybody. Good to see everybody. Couldn't wait to get here today for some strange reason, man. Why? I don't know.

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    Felt good. Bills got to be paid, [ __ ] That's why I'm here, [ __ ] That's why

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    he ain't the rest. That's why. Look at me. I'm Don't worry. He

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    going to see. He said, "Damn shit." What happened to Flip? What happened? She bad. No, I don't want

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    to talk about that. I think that I'm here under duress. The rest. Yeah. The rest I don't feel good. You don't sound good, bro.

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    I'm perform. I'm here to perform, man. Let's just You do sound under the weather now. I think about it. You sound like Nasley. Me, too. Yeah. Yeah. Huh.

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    Me, too. Oh, no. Me and you got a whole different one v one coming probably right after this. In the same ballpark,

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    though. Okay. You in your bag? You good, bro? I'm great. I'm in a great mood. I

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    told you I couldn't wait to get here with y'all. Okay. You in a good bag today. We're happy. Really? We like to

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    we like to see this. We like to see this side of you. Cuz I had a little I had a little one with my man on the side cuz I

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    missed him. This one of my favorite [ __ ] is That's what you call it a 100. He one of my favorite [ __ ] So I

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    missed him the last part. So you vibed. You chopped it up. So when he came in I was like, "Yo, man." Said

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    some [ __ ] Go ahead. What? I didn't take some [ __ ] I said, "Yo, man. We

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    What's up with you? Where you at last? I missed you." Something like that. Right. Right. To which you said it was a

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    family. You can tell on this part. Joe said, "Yo, what's up?" I said, "Nothing. What's up?" He like, "Where was you at?" I said, "Uh, Virginia." He's like, "Huh?

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    You wasn't?" I was like, "Oh, this weekend I was in Virginia." He said, "No, Friday." I said, "Oh, my baby was sick." So, I started telling him what

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    happened with the baby and all that. He said, "Yo, because you've known me so long, you already know where my brain

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    is." And I said, "Fam, don't nobody want to hear that bullshit." I said, "So, I want to say something

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    really inappropriate, showish, really ignorant that lacks total decorum about

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    a [ __ ] baby. Something selfish, something that's totally inappropriate right now. You my

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    friend, so I'mma say it to you." So, you still going to say the inappropriate [ __ ] This [ __ ] said, "This is why you

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    got to start talking about that nanny talk." And I said, I said, "Is kids get sick, man? Why you you need a nanny? Hey

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    kids, get I can't afford no [ __ ] I said you got How much is a nanny cost? You can afford a nanny and that's and

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    how much is a nanny? Nanny depends what nannies are [ __ ] My daughter got sick at I mean my daughter fever was high at

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    1 1:00 in the morning. So that means I can afford a living nanny. What you get is Opair? Yeah. A Opair and I cannot

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    afford an OPAIR. You can't afford. You got Opair is a a a nanny to the next

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    level. But they but they cook, they clean, they do other things in the house. Teach your kid languages. Doubt. Wait, that's that's who we mean when we

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    say nanny. By the way, aren't OPAD like another country? Sometimes. Sometimes. They don't have to be, but they often

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    are. Sounds French. They teach your kids different language. No, no, no. I'm saying you're right. She probably got

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    old Dominican. Whoa.

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    Dominican is racist. This [ __ ] she'll be paired up with

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    him. Where you at? My

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    old [ __ ] lose his house. See, that's what I think it is. Before he tried to con the audience, but I can't afford it.

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    He ain't allowed to have one. That's not true. a loud n if you could have a nanny, you could have a 70 year old

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    nanny. You don't have to have So why you don't have one? Cuz I can't afford it. I answered you already. I think you can. We think you can. All right. Well,

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    what's something like that go for? Mark, y'all still ain't tell what's a month. Some of them [ __ ] be 7 $8,000 a month.

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    Like you Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. That's a lot. Yes. No, it's not a lot. Some of them do. That's not what we

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    talking about. What number are y'all talking about? You give up half that in North Jersey, I think. Four grand. Four or five grand a month.

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    know about it. But but think about this. It was all hair. They do. The thing is if you get a

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    Opair, you also don't have to think about daycare. You don't have to pay for somebody to clean the house. You don't have to pay for somebody to cook food for you. Yeah. It's taken out. It takes

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    away all those other all those other jobs and they have and they live in your house. My house not big enough for the

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    OPA, but that's not necessarily true. Hold on. Hold on. You got a basement boy. Hold on now. You got a whole

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    basement, boy. Make a little nanny's a little OPAIR suite. Nanny quarters. Yeah. Yeah. You I

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    mean, look, I can't I can't Did you think about it, though? Did you think about No, not at all. Cuz

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    you have your your girl's mom. She helps out, right? I mean, my girl's family helps out. I can't afford an Opair.

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    That's all I'm saying. Respect. All right. [ __ ] [ __ ] you drew a hard line, [ __ ] I'll move on. I'll move on.

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    I'm not even saying that. I just can't like [ __ ] ain't cheap. Don't let Joe gas you.

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    If you say that again, don't let Joe gas you. Oh [ __ ] Damn. Oh [ __ ] I'm going

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    to store this under things that we allow you to say cuz

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    [Laughter] But keep going.

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    I just got to allow you to provide.

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    [Applause] Yeah. Yeah. You got to let it go, dog. You can't talk. That's not true. I can say whatever I want to say.

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    Yo, where's Let me ask you a question, right? Where's somebody? That's what I'm saying. So, I let him This is my I love

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    him. So, stop. We don't love you, [ __ ] No, this performative [ __ ] got to stop

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    at some point when it happen. You know what I mean? I don't want him to get a

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    spanking like that. What I'm telling you is what you think and what is actual and

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    factual could be totally different things. I think you make enough to get an ugly nanny. All right. Well, okay. And Mark does

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    too. And Ice Ice does, too. Mel, you think he make enough good name? I mean, I think

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    if he like, you know, kind of shifted stuff around, you know, often times like

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    she said if he stops eating.

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    Yeah. You got to buy gas. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, exactly. That's it. Man,

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    you better stop playing with my boy. Or your candy addiction. You know, who knows how much that is a month. Okay.

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    But but that's expensive, too.

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    Yo, something wrong with you. No, I ain't even trying to be funny. What [ __ ] I'm having a [ __ ] Oh, y'all don't know. Y'all don't know nothing about my personal life. I'm having a

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    [ __ ] u calorie and carb fight. So, at 1000 p.m. the [ __ ] intims and

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    milk trips to the fridge. [ __ ] how it costs. It's counterproductive. Oh, what it do to your body? And in the

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    proportion when you eat more than one don't do nothing. No, you got a couple warm up. Yeah, I'm stuff in my face.

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    Yo, all that work. Yo, all that work you did was for nothing. I know.

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    10:00 took a whole sleeve of Oreos. Like, all right. Yo, 10:00 is when the snacks taste good. That's when they

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    taste the goodest. The goodest. The goodest. I ain't going to lie. Mark, you

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    look good. But I'm having a struggle with my uh my body uh my journey. You got the the food is the thing. You have

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    the food. Switch from sweet to savory. That goes a long way. So still get the snacks. Just don't get sweet snacks. Get

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    savory snack. You know the funny [ __ ] I'm not even really a sweet guy like that. But when my girl come, we do the hog and dodge blizzard [ __ ] Oh, you

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    [ __ ] That's what I'm saying. And she leave and I'm stuck in That's one thing I do like about the Invisalign is snacks

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    are pretty much done. It's too much work. Yeah. No barbecues lately. No, I'm still going to eat some barbecue, but

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    snacks is over. I'm talking about typically on break time. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. No, it's over. I'm not eating.

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    It's not worth it. Yeah. And it's counterproductive.

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    How you not going to eat snack? I know. It's not a pleasant experience. I'm keep all the [ __ ] that is dope to eat is the

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    [ __ ] you n sugar, salt, sweets, dairy, cheese, uh potatoes, uh the noodles.

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    What's the pasta? Whiskey. Red.

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    Oh yeah. Anything fried, little heroin. So I call myself I'm starving myself the

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    whole day. Doing mad good. 10:00 I go get a little I go get some chips. A wrap. I'm I don't know that cuz I'm

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    ignorant and ignorance is bliss. I grab the chips. Here come my girl. Oh my god, look at you. All that fried food. I'm

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    like, wait, what? That's how they make this? Unless you get the baked chips. They fried chips, which is nasty though, man.

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    Who knows that? Everybody. Oh, come on, man. They take a long time to learn that. You got to do you got to switch to

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    baked foods. Get skinny pop popcorn. Uh drink um hint water, which is a hint of

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    of flavor in it, but there's no sugar in it. Yeah. Or those liquid IVs. Yep. all that kind of stuff. It'll it'll cuz you

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    can't none of that [ __ ] tastes good though. That's the problem. Tastes good. When you're living healthy, I I'm learning it ain't even about tasting.

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    It's not about tasting. That's the trade-off. Good days, it's over. You eventually start to

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    like the taste of healthy [ __ ] Yeah. You're eating for fuel. You just got to re retrain your senses. If you if you

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    really implement a cheat day, you look forward to the cheat day when you would get busy. Like weekends, I get busy.

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    Like if you if you do on like a Sunday, you could just pancakes, French toast, all that [ __ ] on Sunday. Mhm. You know

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    what I'm saying? So, doing all this [ __ ] in your 40s, I know. I guess that's when you're supposed to do it, but it just make you feel like a dick for not doing

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    it. Early in your 20s or your 30s, just earlier. Do you have a chef? Not

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    currently. No, not currently. You You got to get back on that. Yeah. You can afford a chef, right? So So every time I

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    get a chef, them [ __ ] get lit and move. You know how many chefs get lit and

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    move? The second them [ __ ] post Joe Button steak and potatoes. Here come

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    Kyrie snatching up. Yeah. Here come [ __ ] a restaurant in Houston. Hey, come. Yeah. No, it's [ __ ] up. What

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    that mean? I got a service for you. That'll be good. Yeah. A meal prep service. Like a meal prep service. Hold up y'all. Let me get this one cuz he

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    asking for it. No, I was just saying what that mean. What does what mean, Antoine? What does what mean? When they leave you.

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    What do you mean? If Kyrie could get your chef, what that mean?

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    He not paying them [ __ ] I was just asking. He not paying them. You say it's Jersey. You know what I'm saying? That's right. I wasn't paying them what Kyrie

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    was paying. They will pay, [ __ ] Pay them. Don't but don't try to make me out

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    to be is picking up the [ __ ] from Home Depot. I pay I pay now. You think I can chef? I

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    don't. Yo, I'm saying you think I can afford a OPAIR, you should be able to afford a O chef. Then get the Instagram

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    chef. You can afford a OPAIR. You can afford a O chef. Just not doing it. Pay your chef. Well, today I can't pay him.

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    Today I can. Stupid [ __ ] man. Last time I last time he fought the chef on Instagram, they had some some [ __ ]

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    here, [ __ ] Some nasty. No, no, no. That [ __ ] had some good shots. Oh, no. No. You talking about the young boy?

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    Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I can if you stop calling out every time you [ __ ] kid.

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    Yo, you first of all, I've called out one time for my kid being sick and keep

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    going. And I don't stop your breath. Your money is up. Your money is mostly

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    Yeah, that money is monthly. It ain't really groove tonight. You know, we got about to start playing

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    music. Yeah, I know. We got [ __ ] tonight. We going

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    to get tonight. This [ __ ] stay right. You get money, [ __ ] The people People

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    that go to work get money monthly. People that work as much as I work get

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    paid monthly. It's not a surprise. I'm not an outlier. You are an outlier. How? Well, I am outlier. Okay. Not in this

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    conversation. You a liar. Not in an outer. Not Not in the conversation of He go crazy with you today. No, I'm tell me

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    and got something going on. Get that [ __ ] It's up. It's up for me. He called you a liar and outlier. Today is

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    the day. That was crazy. Today is the day. Good. Yo, there's no beef for that. You got to be lying at We

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    know doing the fake head, man. I'm chilling. I'm down with you. I'm chilling. I'm chilling.

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    through the night right now. Play the music. I'm

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    singing a song. Look at the [ __ ] to come up with something. He good. No music. Unp threeour broadcast. Look at

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    you dick driving. Every time I Every time with him, you start deep. You sit

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    to the side. You use all that. You're not the judge. You can use a judge between me and [ __ ] You can use all

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    that inappropriate language. [ __ ] I'm a what I do? What are you call? Oh, you putting some type of stigmatism on me.

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    What am I? What do I do? Huh? This [ __ ] said stigmatism.

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    Whatever that stigmatism in your eye.

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    Whatever. Oh [ __ ] Stigmatism. We got you. Don't stigma. Thank you

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    guys. Oh [ __ ] You put a

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    stigmatism bend over the counter [ __ ]

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    [Applause] about

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    Flip and Mel and Mark. Mark Mark. All right. What episode is this? 8:15.

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    Welcome to episode 815 of the Joe Button podcast brought to you by a few by powered by Prize Pigs. Prize Pigs gang.

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    Yeah. I'm your humble, grateful, gracious, happy to be here host Joe Button here with the best cast in the

  • 19:49

    universe to my right. Y'all know the vibes. Y'all know the name. The beautiful, the illustrious, the legendary Melissa Ford, straight from

  • 19:56

    the six. Whoy who? Huh? Happy to be here with us. How you doing, man? I'm doing great. Great. Great. Great. Next to her,

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    Queens Flip. Queens get the money. Yo. Yo. Uh, how you feeling, man? Cool. Good. Good. How's Nico doing? Nico's

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    doing well. Good. Good. Good. All right. Next to Flip. Come on, man. Y'all know the vibes. Big is welcome back. Welcome

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    back. We missed you, brother. Thank you, sir. Missed you a lot, man. a lot, man. I said the same thing they said.

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    I said the same thing they said and you just giving me today. That's what you

  • 20:30

    said. Yes. It's the messenger. This [ __ ] said, "Yo, that's what you get the nanny so you could come to work." That's

  • 20:37

    what they said. Huh? You You know what? You're right. In a in a normal world, I would treat you the same way I treat

  • 20:43

    Parks and some of them tricks he getting off in. Let me ask you a question. What tricks I getting off? The

  • 20:49

    nanny's not going to take your kid to the ER at 2 in the morning. That's not true.

  • 20:54

    Oh, parent will. That's not true. Not my kid. Oh, you don't want to go with your

  • 20:59

    kid. I'm going to the ER with my kid. I'm with you. But when they get back home, you could go to I'm not saying

  • 21:04

    your n the nanny would still go with you. Even if you were that parent, the nanny would be with you.

  • 21:11

    No, the nanny's going to be sleep and me and my girl going to be at the hospital. I don't need the nanny at the ER with me in the middle of the night. That's when

  • 21:18

    it turns into something else. You're a good employer. Yeah. Do you treat the people at Home Depot the same way? I

  • 21:23

    don't hire anybody from Home Depot. I thought that was true. I stop listening to these [ __ ] I don't He get them at

  • 21:30

    the restaurant. They make restaurant. You a Yo, why you hang your

  • 21:36

    hand? She rocking crazy. Yo, you got to stop doing it. Yo, hire some workers, bro. Oh, dog.

  • 21:46

    I don't have no Home Depot workers. Got it. All right. All right. Go ahead. Yo, one day, see, on the real part, whatever

  • 21:52

    day, whatever year we start the real part, we going to get in the [ __ ] hiring practices.

  • 21:59

    Shoot. Oh [ __ ] Cuz I didn't know that. That was just a joke narrative that we made up. I thought you really did that,

  • 22:05

    too. To go to Home Depot and pick up the people sometimes. Never. No, you got to I've never done that. Really? He said he

  • 22:11

    had workers for the same workers for years. He said, I've never picked up a place with Home So, where you get your [ __ ] from? Either through like a

  • 22:16

    referral or some [ __ ] like that. Like some of my guys been working for me for literally over 15 years. So, you got

  • 22:23

    that long money, huh? That So, I might have met somebody administration. Wait, the first one? Wait, hold up.

  • 22:31

    First bush. No. So, you like you might be on the job site and then one of your other my contractor friends will be

  • 22:37

    like, "Yo, I got a dude that do X, Y, and Z." And they'll So even after all coming off his name would Yeah. They'll

  • 22:44

    introduce you to do work well and then y'all just build a rapport. You just go from there. Yeah. Cuz you said you wasn't affected by you know Trump's

  • 22:49

    deportation laws pandemic or any of that [ __ ] Yeah. It was a good gig to have [ __ ] I grab a

  • 22:56

    hammer. I come over there. Whoa. That was crazy. That was wild.

  • 23:04

    Holy [ __ ] Never listen to him.

  • 23:10

    grabbing random hammers. He said, "I need your money. I'll grab a

  • 23:16

    hammer." Y'all need to grow up.

  • 23:22

    And I mean, [ __ ] Start your [ __ ] I start your

  • 23:28

    [ __ ] Yo, y'all started it. Started it. Stop, bro. Stop, bro. Stop it, man. That's hilarious. You

  • 23:36

    offer that [ __ ] some shake some ass to put on a dollar. Stop that. I could just tell [ __ ] who made who just the bills

  • 23:43

    was due on the third whatever day there the 15th and you ain't have it and them [ __ ] was calling. How can I always

  • 23:50

    tell [ __ ] that just what? I just going tell you how can you tell? Because y'all

  • 23:55

    y'all sound like the [ __ ] that never just had to contemplate what you wouldn't wouldn't

  • 24:00

    do. That's not true. First of all, it's other things. [ __ ] ain't going to be

  • 24:06

    there other things you can talk about. That's what it is. If you if you if you participate in homosexual activities for

  • 24:13

    the sake of profit or getting money that's period or buy for

  • 24:23

    I couldn't think of nothing. But I understand but I heard that before but I didn't know it was a thing. I thought [ __ ] was just playing on the internet

  • 24:28

    with it. No, I didn't know that was really a thing. I heard that. What he saying? I heard that but I thought it was just jokes. They're survival crimes. Yeah, people do survival crimes.

  • 24:35

    Survival crime. That's what people talk about. Survival crimes. Yeah. Sex work is a survival crime. People a lot of

  • 24:40

    times people get homeless. Yo, this is the best thing. Yo, he the best. He the best.

  • 24:48

    I agree with what he's saying, too. Yeah. I mean, it's a ver

  • 24:53

    you know a lot of [ __ ] You know, yo, some of these [ __ ] make more money than the president. You

  • 25:01

    he just gave the team for the money. He's talking about the one that's receiving the money. The one I'm saying is a survival crime. Some of the [ __ ]

  • 25:07

    out there is just doing it. Some people just making money. They just get into it. But sometimes just just like some of y'all might might hustle, steal, rob,

  • 25:14

    sell dope when when the money do and you got to pay get diapers and [ __ ] Some [ __ ] sell ass. So if you sell dope,

  • 25:21

    it's you just a crook. No, it's a survival crime. selling ass. No, they both they both survival crimes

  • 25:27

    both survival crime. The fun [ __ ] is sending that text to somebody that is already surviving just to see what they

  • 25:33

    respond to me. Hey, 10K for the private thriving crimes.

  • 25:39

    How could you That's the lingo. Just on the random.

  • 25:44

    Y'all keep trying to put down the sex workers, [ __ ] Your best friend is a sex worker. I send that text to your

  • 25:50

    best friend. She will get it shaking. Hey, I got 15 for the private

  • 25:57

    30 minutes [ __ ] She coming to shake ass. Anyway, did we introduce this spot? No, you stop

  • 26:03

    here. There we go. Okay. Ice is the freeziest. That's hate. All right. The freeze. And that's the freeziest of the

  • 26:09

    big freeze. What's happening? Big freeze. Don't make them. Don't make

  • 26:16

    them. Keep going. Knock. Don't make him what? Don't make them take it further.

  • 26:22

    Hey, Mr. Don't make them. All right. Doctor Mark

  • 26:27

    Lamar Hill is in the building. PhD.

  • 26:32

    Oh, I jumped. I jumped. Yo, I can't I can't stop. You need to stop, [ __ ]

  • 26:40

    Where are you? Shut your ass up and you should stop it. I jumped. I'm sorry. If you jump when you PhD, huh? In your

  • 26:46

    mind, right? Right. Whatever we did was [ __ ] I'm hating. I got a clean I

  • 26:53

    got a clean 10 piece of I ain't even going to say that. You

  • 26:58

    going to empty the whole clip? I ain't going to say that. Careful. You're suspended for that. Yeah. [Laughter]

  • 27:03

    [Music] Parks [Laughter]

  • 27:11

    finest about You can tell. You can tell Big Parks is in the building.

  • 27:17

    Uh Bo is here. Cory is here. Uh Erikson is here. I'm sick of Ian and Key. Get

  • 27:23

    out. I get the [ __ ] out of here. If y'all are here, get out the [ __ ]

  • 27:28

    Anyway, how's everybody doing? How's everybody feeling? What's popping? What's popping? What's popping? What's up? What's up? Good. Good, man. Glad to be back, man. Really happy to be here

  • 27:34

    with everybody with a full cast. Yeah, man. What? The whole band is here. What

  • 27:40

    should feel good when everybody here when you come to when you wake up on a work day without somebody sending a text

  • 27:46

    at 3:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m. That's not just you. So I'm not just shooting at you. I sent a couple today, too.

  • 27:52

    Yeah. Yeah. But yeah, you just know gang gang is coming in. That does feel good. I'm happy to see y'all.

  • 27:59

    Uh, has anyone done anything that I will be able to exploit

  • 28:07

    for entertainment purposes over the weekend? Has anybody done anything

  • 28:13

    weird? Nothing weird, interesting, fun. I went to a a banquet. It's a Eid

  • 28:20

    banquet. Banquet. So, after after Ramadan, there's like a banquet that you go to. a festival you go to called, you

  • 28:26

    know, if, you know, if Eid and stuff, but I went to one in New York for celebrity Muslims

  • 28:35

    and who, oh god, I cannot wait to hear who is there.

  • 28:43

    Muslim, you asked me. This is Muslim. Yes, Muslim. Yes, this

  • 28:50

    is Oh, man. It was uh actually I they I'd been supposed to go a couple years.

  • 28:56

    I didn't go for variety of reasons. Um the location is secret. Mhm. They don't tell you where it is until like like

  • 29:04

    maybe like less than 24 hours before. Um it actually turned out to be dope. I thought it was going to be like super

  • 29:09

    like conservative and staunch and like boring, but it was actually really really dope. And a lot of cool people were there, including some people I

  • 29:14

    didn't know were Muslim, who I don't think want to be known as Muslims. I was going to say, so since it was a secret location, you probably can't say who was

  • 29:21

    there. I mean, some people were there. I could say like Hassan Minhaj was there. You trying to get on again? I'm not I'm

  • 29:26

    just I'm curious. She was coming in tomorrow. He listen I already told that

  • 29:33

    story. Okay. Oh [ __ ] Right. And what happened? Uh she dropped out.

  • 29:40

    She did. We got to do this every day. I found it way too restrictive. She for a

  • 29:46

    moment. All my dates were going to be chaperone and I couldn't wear a belly top. Sorry. Yeah. No,

  • 29:52

    you have little faith. Yeah, definitely. Absolutely. Okay, go on. No, it was motivational abs. What a choice. Then I

  • 30:00

    tried Buddhism on for size, but that's a whole Godamn. Go ahead.

  • 30:06

    Go ahead, Mark. Buddhism. I'm more intrigued by this, but yeah. Word. Um, yeah. No, it was dope. Black thought

  • 30:12

    came through. Uh, um, Hassan Minhaj was there. Uh Ramy Yousef was there. A lot

  • 30:17

    of dope people. Um I thought my my wife wanted to go because she thought Mahersa Ali was going to be there cuz he was supposed to be there. He wasn't there.

  • 30:23

    No. And she That's the same face she had when she found out he wasn't there. I realized I was just her plus one to go see Marshall Ali. But um it was dope. I

  • 30:31

    ain't want to say nothing. No, I'm not doing that. I see. I'm I'm I'm nice. What? What? What? Nothing. Damn. We all

  • 30:38

    had the same. What's the joke? Don't tell me.

  • 30:45

    All right, but just slow down. Okay. Okay. He trying to keep it going. Y'all think

  • 30:51

    that. Look at y'all. Of course y'all thought it too. No, I thought that. The room thought it. I know where y'all

  • 30:57

    bring. So who your wife wanted to see who? Mahersa Ali. Marsha Ali. You too, right? Yes. Yes. Yes. It

  • 31:08

    got to the point that at some point the MC was like, "Yeah, ladies, he's not here." Like if he was walking around looking and [ __ ] like, you know what I

  • 31:13

    mean? Yeah. No, he wasn't there. Uh wish he had been. Good brother. How do you feel about it? Which part that your wife

  • 31:19

    want to see? About the guy that my wife was get pounded

  • 31:29

    by the [ __ ] I have to respect that. Don't put that on.

  • 31:35

    This is early in the listen. He's trying to run away with the award.

  • 31:42

    Yeah. this guy. I thought that it was going. Yeah. Yeah. Not the pound it out

  • 31:47

    part, but knowing who your who your wife's crushes. One of the crushes is

  • 31:53

    and him him being like crushable still. That [ __ ] ain't fall off. Is that her crush? You said one of too cuz you don't

  • 32:00

    know how many like I know that's her crush. I think so. I I know Idris is

  • 32:05

    one. Uh oh. Okay. I think I All right. I see what's going on. I see what's going on. Bunch of [ __ ] that don't look like

  • 32:10

    me. No like calling. No, that's just true. You just

  • 32:16

    a fill in. No, that's not true. You definitely belong in these lineups as

  • 32:21

    like the Burger King. You're like the junior. Not the Burger King. I'm the right like

  • 32:37

    Burger. Crazy. The little bodega ch this [ __ ] is on

  • 32:43

    canal. We got canal interest right there in the front

  • 32:49

    looking crazy with a foot bag on but but he does belong in there. You belong in

  • 32:54

    there. That [ __ ] said you are the canal Idris. Look yo canal Idris. I can't even argue.

  • 33:01

    I am [ __ ] That's a compliment [ __ ] Oh man. But mom, when you say crush, did she confirm this or you just assuming?

  • 33:08

    He's she's not I'm talking about the mash. What's his name? Ali. Yeah. You know

  • 33:14

    him. You know him. Yeah. But don't do that. Don't try to get us to know him. I don't know. Don't try. You don't know

  • 33:19

    him. Can I see a picture of him? Cage. Cotton mouth. Oh, the big guy. Yes. My man.

  • 33:25

    Oh, the wrong guy. You probably But you know he was the muscle guy. Luke Cage.

  • 33:31

    You probably talking about Mike Coulter, not Luke Cage. The one who played Cotton Mouth. That you you probably know from

  • 33:36

    Moonlight. Moonlight. Yeah, you talking about you talking about Terry Cruz. We not talking about

  • 33:42

    [ __ ] you. That's Roger L. That [ __ ]

  • 33:48

    that [ __ ] I ain't going to hold you.

  • 33:55

    I don't want nothing. None of my wife crushes. [ __ ] act like you don't crush nothing. Even though she tell me. But see, I don't want to know. Well, well,

  • 34:01

    just so it's not fair, you're a new member of the pod. Uh, uh, Parks is

  • 34:07

    Parks is is Richard. Um, Gear, uh, Richard Goldblum. Your

  • 34:12

    wife. I mean, Jeff Goldlum. Jeff Goldlum. Jeff. Got you. Got you. Parks

  • 34:18

    is Jeff Goldlum. Yeah. Got you. Like, I feel like it's more interesting than Marsha, but both of them are in are in

  • 34:24

    the same. That's what's up, though. I mean, you know, do you feel like you could get either one of them out the pain if you felt like it?

  • 34:31

    No. No. Wise man knows his limits.

  • 34:36

    Yeah. I like my chance against most people, but no. That's why it pays not to be wise sometimes.

  • 34:43

    It pays to be delusional. Delusional way. Just so you know, you're the only man in this room that's ever

  • 34:49

    been honest about that. Facts. Really? Mhm. Yeah. You know what? Hello. Yo, what's up with you? See, [ __ ] she she

  • 34:56

    trying to keep her her [ __ ] clear. She trying to keep the lane clear just in case. Mash Ali, come through. No, no,

  • 35:03

    no. He's No, he's very married and he's very happily married. [ __ ] up the I'm sorry. I'm sorry. But but we know the

  • 35:09

    other married. We know the other man. Hey, happily married.

  • 35:17

    You got a tough man on your side, [ __ ] Girlfriends don't count. Anyways, go on.

  • 35:23

    Oh. Ooh, go on. I wouldn't say [ __ ] way better. Yo, that along with your take

  • 35:30

    from the last part about them punching the reporter girl in the face.

  • 35:35

    They mad at that. This is evil Mel now. Okay, that lady mad. They mad about me

  • 35:42

    saying that comment. Oh, [ __ ] well. No, no, Mel should have said it, but I agree with her. Oh, yeah. Well, not

  • 35:49

    beeps, too, by the way. You got some more beef. You got some more beefs, so you got to chill out. I haven't opened my phone. I got a beef. You see Denise

  • 35:56

    Williams going in? Denise Williams. Yeah. Who? Denise. Let's hear for the boy. Here for the boy. Yes. Yes. It's

  • 36:02

    going on.

  • 36:09

    Gary and she got smoked. Where can we find? I thought this was common

  • 36:15

    knowledge. I got it. Y'all didn't write it on the board.

  • 36:21

    burn. This is one. Show me how she look. Keeps [ __ ] hilarious. Denise Williams is

  • 36:28

    cursing me out. What did you do for what I had to say about Gary Indiana? Yes.

  • 36:34

    Oh, okay. Okay. I was a random ass off about that one. That's hilarious. Can you give me her page? Old school day. I

  • 36:39

    show you. Look at y'all. We on her side, [ __ ] I know. That's been the history of this part. Y'all going to do that.

  • 36:47

    It's been a history up here. I stand with you, bro. or any R&B singers you got beef with. Mhm. Vesta, whoever.

  • 36:54

    That's hilarious. I had no idea that. See, see that's what that's what I'm saying. When I shake [ __ ] up, it'd be

  • 36:59

    legendary. Yo, that's what I'm saying. Sent me a video from this guy named Joe

  • 37:05

    Button talking about town Gary, Indiana, and his man like a dog. You don't know

  • 37:13

    what you're talking about. You have no idea what is going on in Gary at this

  • 37:18

    moment. the the things that we are doing to raise our city when we have people

  • 37:23

    like you talking about it instead of supporting us and trying to see our city

  • 37:29

    bloom and grow. If you don't have anything positive to say about Gary, Indiana, my hometown and my mayor Eddie

  • 37:35

    Milton, I am encouraging you to shut up. Take that take

  • 37:42

    bars. I need I need that with the ether. You don't want to be part of the solution, [ __ ] Shut up. Shut up. M

  • 37:52

    that one, that one, that one. That one over there. Over there. Well, first of all, respectful. We're going to respect

  • 37:57

    the legends always. No doubt. We're going to respect the legends always. And I don't think that was as bad as that

  • 38:05

    wasn't bad. Denise Williams is just uninformed. Uh she said we are well

  • 38:11

    maybe I was but today we are actively working with the mayor of Gary Indiana

  • 38:18

    to bring awareness to what is currently going on out there and help all of the [ __ ] people that are raising money

  • 38:24

    and [ __ ] trying to get [ __ ] lit out there. So we we on the same page. Nice. We both could have been uninformed. So

  • 38:30

    let's give it up for some maturity. Go Denise Williams. Shout out to her. Hey yo dog. If I find out you gave 55 cent

  • 38:38

    to Gary, Indiana instead of giving 55 cent to Jersey City and North. Uh-oh.

  • 38:45

    Then that means that I support causes that are different from the ones that you support. They all the same causes. I

  • 38:51

    don't give a [ __ ] about these prom kids outfits. I don't give two [ __ ] just so we [ __ ]

  • 38:58

    If them [ __ ] went in [ __ ] Salvation Army [ __ ] drug, I wouldn't give I

  • 39:04

    wouldn't lose an ounce of sleep. However, if there are some more pertinent issues that need need my

  • 39:12

    attention and my donation, and of course, I'm always there for Newark and Jersey City. Don't ever play with me like that. Have a play with me like

  • 39:18

    that. Okay. All right. Shout out to Denise Williams. Shout out to you, Joe, for maturity. Oh, you want to move on?

  • 39:23

    What's What's the Gary What's the Gary issues that you supporting? There we go. Cool. What are the Gary issues

  • 39:30

    sometimes?

  • 39:36

    Well, it's not about it's not about the issues I'm supporting in and what I've learned from the mayor.

  • 39:43

    It kind of echoes what she's saying. Whatever was going on back then, there are different people in charge now and

  • 39:48

    they are trying to do things differently and it's a black dude. All you need to tell me is a black dude is a black dude's in charge and he's trying to do

  • 39:53

    something. It's a black dude in charge of North Ros Baraka. M we're well aware of that. What do they have to do with the kids tuxedos? But y'all keep talking

  • 40:01

    about New. I'm down to do that in Newark as well. This is not a Gary verse. I know y'all be looking for the gotcha

  • 40:06

    moment. I'm down I'm down for New. I'm down I'm down to support Newark as well. Why don't y'all do some real supporting

  • 40:13

    instead of these dirty ass tuxedos that y'all are talking about? You can't say that to me. Huh? Why not? Cuz I've given

  • 40:18

    conventions on helping black kids in for free. Oh, the brown. You can't do that

  • 40:23

    to me, fam. All right. You can't do that to me, fam. All right. You got my own pocket. We never We never saw it. We

  • 40:30

    never seen it. We just freestyle. Yes, you never seen it. We talked about it on the show. I never saw it. We talked

  • 40:36

    about it on No, cuz you ain't come support your man.

  • 40:42

    You know, man, I'm never supporting you. Just so we clear. Let me take some of this thing out the room. Yeah, we never

  • 40:52

    support it. I don't give a [ __ ]

  • 40:59

    That [ __ ] hit that st a little bit. [ __ ] about you

  • 41:05

    [ __ ] Uh, anywhere y'all want to go. Anywhere y'all want to go. Let's have some fun in here. Well, we've been having fun. It's kind of fun. Yeah,

  • 41:11

    we've been we've been bucking. Freeze. What's up? Music. What you saying? Freeze music. Um, y'all want to start

  • 41:16

    with Dreamville? No. Oh, okay. Well, start with Dreamville. Nobody

  • 41:21

    went. Yeah. And it's it's not really over, right? You saw that. Yeah. It's not over. It's not over. They're they're

  • 41:28

    rebranding. Re changing the name. What's interesting about that? Oh, they pulled a [ __ ] horrible decision.

  • 41:36

    They got another four years Bill. Oh my god. They got another four-year deal with

  • 41:41

    Raleigh. What was interesting though is in the statement he said that we're going to try to keep it basically saying

  • 41:48

    we're going to try to keep it hip-hop. Yeah, try to keep it. Well, what does that mean? Does that mean that sometime

  • 41:53

    something in the contract indicates what I heard in that is we're going to turn it up and it's going to be a little bit

  • 41:59

    more. It's going to be different. It's gonna be inclusive. More inclusive. Yeah. I was about to ask you why why the rebrand? Does anybody know? No. Um, I

  • 42:08

    think it's also to take Cole from having to headline every year. Oh, that makes sense. But have you

  • 42:14

    called it the Dreamville Festival? He don't got to headline that [ __ ] But he's Dreamville, so it's like he has to

  • 42:19

    be physically there at some point. Oh, that's true. Now, this takes He says he'll still be hands- on, but this takes

  • 42:24

    him off of the stage. Yeah. I don't have to really I was just tight there wasn't no stream this year cuz I really wanted

  • 42:30

    to see uh Wayne set. That's a croc of [ __ ] What? Whatever you just said. What

  • 42:36

    you mean? That [ __ ] could stay home

  • 42:42

    now. Anybody asked for his ass to come out. All right. Go ahead. No, speak. I'm just

  • 42:50

    saying it could stay home now as it being the Dream Film Festival or whatever it is right now. But a lot of

  • 42:57

    like you don't have to be there. Yeah. But it's sales. Yes. Just like when Travis

  • 43:02

    do the Astro World Fest, it's it's you you're expected to see doing OB. You're expecting to see that. Who's

  • 43:09

    the replacement headliner? Don't make me argue against Cole right now. But I don't know that they lose sales if he

  • 43:16

    just goes and books the headliner. Yes, you would. Yes, you would. And so if he went, you can't say that for a fact.

  • 43:23

    Yeah, I agree with that. You cannot say that. Uh Travis head. Yeah, I don't know. You can't say that. You're You're

  • 43:29

    right. For a fact, I cannot say that. That being said, of the dozen or so people I know that went to Dreamville

  • 43:34

    this year, and if you want to add on every year, dozens of people I've know that have gone to Dreamville, they went to Dreamville for JCole. They go for

  • 43:41

    Cole. They go to see they see everybody else there, but they go for Cole. And if they put whoever I'm shutting up cuz it's not important. How many people I'm

  • 43:48

    not shutting up cuz that's not what I do. How many people are at Dreamville currently?

  • 43:54

    I don't know. 40,000 maybe. Yeah, I don't know. It's a lot. 50,000. It's a lot. It looked definitely a lot. I'm not

  • 44:00

    I'm not on the side of it's not a lie. I'm not on that side. I think it would still be successful without him. I don't

  • 44:05

    think it would be as successful without him being the headliner currently. The part I agree with what you said,

  • 44:12

    Ice, is whatever they're doing in the next four years. I'm sure they will try to eclipse whatever they have been

  • 44:17

    doing. Absolutely. This is the upscale. This is upscale. You want to make it bigger than just Dreamville,

  • 44:23

    but but still do it for North Carolina, for Raleigh, etc. And he owns it, right?

  • 44:28

    I I don't I don't know. I think so. But outside of that, [ __ ] we got Rolling Loud. JCole not on Rolling Loud. So if

  • 44:35

    you replace the people the that that's them [ __ ] you replace JCole with

  • 44:40

    them, you could do Rolling Loud numbers to your point. If you replace the headliner with another monster

  • 44:46

    headliner, yeah, going to come, baby. You get what I'm saying? Yeah. But there's also like um fatigue from you

  • 44:53

    see the same artists at all these different festivals. Like there's there's bad festivals and there's only but so many superstars. back to our

  • 44:58

    conversation that we've had the last two weeks. There is a a a uniqueness about Dreamville that is J.Cole being the

  • 45:05

    headliner. It seems a little authentic. It feels more grassroots. Yeah, it does. It does. And his whole label and squad.

  • 45:10

    Like that's a thing. I agree with that. If you just throw in I don't want to say anybody's name cuz it's going to sound disrespectful. You throw anybody name in

  • 45:17

    there, it's not going to ring quite the same. I think they might look at as they just maybe hit a ceiling like this is as

  • 45:23

    big as it PS can get. Cole is on his way out. as far as we could go with you earthy hoes. And now we we got to

  • 45:31

    upscale sonics band. Yeah, might be. Yeah, that might be. We'll try to keep it hip-hop. That I saw that and I said,

  • 45:38

    "Oh, oh man, Maroon Five come next."

  • 45:43

    Be prepared. Put the [ __ ] incense away. Shower now. Who performed? Come on.

  • 45:49

    Somebody give us something that actually happened from this from this thing. Again, because there was no stream, I

  • 45:55

    couldn't really see much. I saw W. I saw I saw Wayne. I saw Ludacris in the clip.

  • 46:00

    I was like, "Oh shit." Lud Ludicrous. Yeah, I saw Luda. I saw I saw Juvenile.

  • 46:07

    Um Yeah. Yeah. But I I didn't see a [ __ ] Why did they decide not to stream it this year? They didn't say, but they did put it out early that there will not

  • 46:13

    be a streaming business. Are we too old to catch flights and go to [ __ ] the the hippie [ __ ] Yes. No, we

  • 46:21

    not. I was struggling certain festival not for the festival [ __ ] If it's a if

  • 46:27

    somebody's doing a oneoff show somewhere and it's like in their hometown you got to be there for it. I'll catch the

  • 46:33

    flight for that. I'm not went to the Kendrick [ __ ] That's a oneoff show. Go to a show. I wanted to go to Dreamville.

  • 46:39

    I just had something booked this weekend so I was not going to. If Jeezy does a show in Atlanta for the 20 year anniversary of 101, I'm going. This

  • 46:46

    broadcast is too big Duck to not have a presence over there. But I ain't going.

  • 46:51

    I wanted to go. Tanner went. Yeah, Tanner went. Yeah. Oh, we got to call Tanner then. Find out where Mandy went.

  • 47:03

    I forget it then. Call Mandy. Call big [ __ ] You call and tell me how it was,

  • 47:09

    [ __ ] I don't call on people. That's not my bag. That's your bag.

  • 47:16

    Just humanism. Just humanism is our bag. I'm joking around cuz we on air. I'll

  • 47:22

    get to my human spirit when we get to selfish versus selfish uh selflessness. That's when I'll get serious about where

  • 47:29

    my human spirit lie. But uh Okay. Go Dreamville. Yeah. That being said, I didn't see any major headlines, any

  • 47:34

    announcements, any super big special guests. It seemed like it was just a a good weekend from everybody I saw post.

  • 47:41

    Got it. Got it. All right. Well, shout out to everybody that went out there. Uh what I do love about uh Dreamville in

  • 47:47

    the weekend is that there's never any hints of violence or gunfire or facts or

  • 47:54

    uh overcrowding or just you never hear any of that which is dope. You don't hear none of that. Yeah, because the

  • 47:59

    hippie [ __ ] they just want to smoke some weed and get humped on. No, cuz North Carolina is a great place to be

  • 48:05

    right now for black people, honestly. Why you say that?

  • 48:12

    uh just how black people are doing in North Carolina. Charlotte specifically. Charlotte, it ain't cheap neither. Yeah,

  • 48:19

    it's it's uh it's moving. I'm not saying par with uh Atlanta and DC, but I think

  • 48:26

    it's in that conversation and it's growing. Yeah. Tremendously. Hey, shout out to Charlotte. That's dope. Shout out

  • 48:32

    to Charlotte. Yeah. So, that's just a lit time to have out there right now. So, shout shout out to them. Um what

  • 48:39

    else? What else? Anything else? Y'all see this Billboard list? Oh, I saw it. It wasn't the worst of lists. I didn't

  • 48:45

    see it. I didn't agree with it, but it wasn't the worst. You know, sometimes they'd be so egregious. I'd be like, "Y'all shouldn't even be allowed to talk about this." What was the list? Uh the

  • 48:52

    top 25 uh women uh rappers of all time. Why do we always let them do it to us?

  • 48:57

    [ __ ] our part. [ __ ] it. Yeah, man. This is early in the show for it, but uh I

  • 49:04

    saw the list and I was like, here we go. And then I said, you know what? [ __ ] it. We'll talk about it. Why not? What did

  • 49:10

    you think of it, Ice? I saw some old old names that were there that shouldn't be

  • 49:15

    there and some names that were not there that should have been there. For for me, it was also it was more the order of I'm

  • 49:21

    trying to pull up list now. It was the It was the order of you got read. It was the order of the people for me more than

  • 49:26

    who was on it. Although there were two names I thought should have been on there. 25 is

  • 49:34

    Tiarowak. 24 is Doi. Okay. 23 is Gangster Buu. 22 is Lady of Rage. 21 is

  • 49:42

    Glorilla. 20 is Mooney Love. 19 is Lotto. 18 is Remy Ma. That's some

  • 49:48

    [ __ ] Keep going. 17 is Rap City. Some more [ __ ] 16 is DOA. 15 is

  • 49:57

    Meg. 14 is Left Eye. 13 is Trina. 12 is

  • 50:02

    the Brat. 11 is Cardi. 10 is Foxy Brown. Wesley's a little low, too. But car. 10

  • 50:09

    is Foxy. Nine is Eve. Eight is Roxy and Shante. Seven is Salt and Peppa. Six MC

  • 50:16

    Light. Five Queen Latifah. Four, Little Kim. Three, Lauren. Well, three Lauren

  • 50:23

    Hill. Two Missy Elliot. And one, Nicki Minaj. And before we react, let me give you their criteria cuz it's always

  • 50:30

    that's important. Yeah, it is. All right. So the criteria is body of work/achchievements and they put that as

  • 50:37

    charted singles and albums gold platinum certifications cultural

  • 50:42

    impact/influence longevity lyrics and flow.

  • 50:48

    That's the criteria to come up with this list. I'm not mad at Nicki being number one. He is number one. I'm not mad at

  • 50:55

    I'm not mad at that. I'm not mad at those two. I'm not mad at that. Lauren, you know, I love Lauren, but I'm not mad

  • 51:00

    at that. Okay. Because look look who she sits behind.

  • 51:06

    Okay. So I just think she's more got more singing songs than she got rapping songs. Way more. I wouldn't put her ne

  • 51:11

    that high. I would put her on the list. Of course she behind the singer list with that same criteria.

  • 51:16

    Her album that she wrapped on went diamond. Mhm. Two. She has three album

  • 51:23

    two diamond albums. Right. Hard to argue against it is all I'm saying. Cultural impact. But and I

  • 51:28

    feel like we've done that here. That's why we I would have her other I would just have her a little bit lower. She would be lower. I'm not saying at the

  • 51:35

    end of the list that five read the two right after. I'm not going to hold you. It's not about Queen Latifah Light Salt

  • 51:42

    and Pepper Roxan Shante E. Foxy Brown is 10. I would have her Foxy Brown goes way higher. But that top four if we if I'm I

  • 51:50

    would just put Foxy in the top five. Really? Foxy 100% is a top five. You

  • 51:57

    can't cuz who you going to take out? You got to take out Miss. To me, Missyy's too hot. But hell no, Missy is hot. You

  • 52:03

    get what I'm saying? To put Foxy in the top five, cuz again, we come from the Foxy era. Who do you take out that top

  • 52:08

    five? I'm taking Lauren out. Who's five? Yeah, I'm pushing Lauren back. Nikki is one. I didn't ask you that. I said who's

  • 52:13

    five. I'm about to tell you. I know. Who's number five? Sorry. Queen Latifah.

  • 52:18

    Who's number two? And see, I can't take Can't take Queen Latifa out of that. Well, I can't cuz I'm from New Jersey. No, not just that. The cultural impact

  • 52:25

    at Queen Latifah, it wouldn't be a bunch of these people if it's nobody. starting singles and I mean the to me it's just

  • 52:30

    that the same criteria that would push I'm from Jersey so I'm not going to do it with you that's fair I'm from Philly I'm happy I can hear what you're saying

  • 52:36

    though I just feel like whatever criteria pushes Lauren down would also push left eye down would also push Missy down I'm

  • 52:41

    not I'm not I'm not against any of those people I think they're extraordinary but I'm just saying if we're saying the

  • 52:46

    number two woman rapper of all time a lot of her influence was not from the bars it was from the songs she made an

  • 52:53

    extra is like a allaround amazing artist deserves All that [ __ ] that y'all

  • 52:59

    give Lauren. Yes, I I think that's right. I think that's right. I just I just don't know if I'd have her as number two on my rapper list. Missy

  • 53:05

    ain't done enough rapping at all. All that ya with respect to her pen and her

  • 53:12

    albums and her artistry. That's where she gets to that creativity. Rapping part, but she raps. She raps, but not

  • 53:19

    enough to be the number two of all time. Not exactly. Is Is she Is she writing with a pen? That's a good point. That's

  • 53:25

    a good point. If she's writing with a pen, you want her before the other rest of them. Yeah. Just maybe not as a

  • 53:32

    rapper. I don't have no problem with this top five [ __ ] My argument comes later in the list. I'm looking for Bahamadia. Like I'm looking

  • 53:41

    Mia X. I said before about I'm looking for the Philadelphia female MC. I don't

  • 53:49

    play about Jean Gray rapping in half. To me, Jean Gray should be on this list and

  • 53:54

    no name should be on this list. you start looking at the rest of the criteria. I understand. I understand why. But that's why I don't like the

  • 53:59

    criteria cuz Jean Gray to me, if we just talking about pure talent, now this might be another wild take, but

  • 54:05

    she can rap. I don't know anybody else that can rap better than Gan Gray, quite frankly. That I wouldn't I wouldn't

  • 54:12

    fight that, but I would but I'm saying they in the same conversation. Jean Gray different. I knowbody that rap, but with

  • 54:18

    the criteria outside of bars, you don't have nothing else that's going to make the criteria. And and that's why I don't

  • 54:24

    love the criteria a little bit. You know what I mean? Because now I got now somebody who's extraordinary rapper like Jean Gay is not on the list. Mark who

  • 54:31

    would you take off the list? Um I would take off I hate taking people off cuz

  • 54:36

    then it seems like a disc. Not really. Um I don't know the girl. I'm taking doi off the list. I'll say it. It's too

  • 54:41

    early. I'm not taking do I'm not mad at that 100% has to be off the list.

  • 54:46

    Tiwack. I'm not mad at that either. It's too early. Too early. Yeah, it's too early. But you can't take DOI off and leave Lady of Rage on. I was about to

  • 54:52

    say yeah. Wait, why not? No. No, no, no. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

  • 54:58

    Somebody name three Lady of Rage songs. Not fair. Name two Lady of Rage songs.

  • 55:03

    That's actually fair. It's not fair. We could be aware of Lady of Rage's contribution, which was more than just

  • 55:10

    one song, which was more than just Tell me what it was. Lady Arage uh She was the female representation of

  • 55:17

    the whole West Coast at one point. Mhm. That's a contribution to hip-hop that some of these people have not paid.

  • 55:24

    Yeah. Yeah, that's why I think she should be like number 26. Lady of Rage made the list just off the

  • 55:30

    Steve Harvey show. Afro on with your bad. How about that?

  • 55:37

    Everybody knows Afro Puff. So you can't name another song. Yo, she from Farmville, huh? She Yoyo is another one.

  • 55:43

    Yo, not on here. Yo, not this is what I'm saying. How the [ __ ] if you talk about West Coast representation of women? It's not Yeah. Lady of Rage. It's

  • 55:49

    Yoyo. Name two. Yo, Lady of Rage got up there because of death row. Let's Let's tell the truth. Name me two yo-yo songs.

  • 55:55

    You can't play with my yo-yo. And don't try to play me out. [Laughter]

  • 56:04

    [ __ ] Exactly. Now she on a she on the uh uh I want to be down remix. Yeah, that's a classic

  • 56:11

    verse. I'll be your hotel. Yeah, that's a classic verse. That's two. Rage is on Twice. Rod Digger. Rod Digger should

  • 56:18

    absolutely be on. Digger should definitely definitely needs to be she actually has some platinum singles

  • 56:23

    whether it's or whatever you want to say. Where do you guys think that Remy should be placed on this list? Higher

  • 56:29

    higher than higher than 18 like top 10. No, but higher maybe 11. I was going to

  • 56:35

    say maybe around 13 11 somewhere in there. Definitely higher than that list though. Is Rex Shante too high? Yes.

  • 56:41

    Yes. Yep. I hate to say that but yes, you think she shouldn't be. You think Foxy Brown should be lower than her

  • 56:47

    major. I'm not spend another 5 seconds on Roxy and Shante. It is 2025 almost 2026. I'm just telling y'all. That's why

  • 56:54

    she should be on the list though. But listen, if that's the case, then you can't say salt and pepper should be seventh. I don't think Salt and Pepp.

  • 57:00

    I do not think the salt and pepper should be above. It's [ __ ] up to say, but you're asking me and I wouldn't go

  • 57:06

    to Billboard for mine. I would have the argument with people that know the [ __ ] But I'm putting Foxy Bear before Stor.

  • 57:12

    I know you can. And I love y'all. I know that it's Yeah. not appropriate to say.

  • 57:17

    Can't. Yeah. Me. It's not a crazy take, but I I don't agree with it, but it's not crazy.

  • 57:22

    Yeah. No. Nope. Bro, without some of these people, there is no Foxy Brown. Mhm.

  • 57:28

    Impact right there. That Well, I'm not never taking away from their impact. I don't think that Foxy Brown is is off

  • 57:35

    the salt and pepper salt and pepper lineage. I don't. She definitely is. How? What are you

  • 57:41

    talking about? Just What's the difference? She's a girl rapper. What? What other way is she off the salt? Embracing and embracing sexual

  • 57:48

    sexuality. Yeah. Sh [ __ ] shoop. You got before that even before that push.

  • 57:56

    I agree. I'm joking. But no, I don't think they're the same lineage. I think I think there's a very clear Foxy brand.

  • 58:02

    Like we know who the children of Foxy and Kim are, right? Like it's very clear. Um we know who the the children

  • 58:07

    of Latifah are. I don't I don't see Foxy and and Salt and Pepper being the same language, but there is a way that they just open door for everybody as just

  • 58:13

    pioneers. And I'll admit that I'm I'm probably way more of a Foxy brand Foxy fan than most. I love Foxy Brown, too.

  • 58:19

    But I think she should be commercial smashes in the early

  • 58:25

    [ __ ] ' 80s, dog, when females and hip-hop wasn't a thing. Yeah. I mean, she got they got And they got longevity.

  • 58:32

    Yeah. Like Ain't no ain't no hit better than Sher with him. I mean, they still play that [ __ ] on TV. What? [ __ ] They got they got they

  • 58:39

    got Yeah. Know they got a lot of that to Salt and Pepper. Let's go. Say Tra.

  • 58:49

    Yeah man. I love that song. But but Philly is well represented on this list. Left eyewack. I'm happy with that. Fox need

  • 58:56

    to be at least five. I know it's prize big time but I just want to have a good time for

  • 59:02

    this. Who produced this? Who made this beat? Uh, this the Ducky Fresh Biz Marquee. Who made this [ __ ]

  • 59:10

    You're talking about the What? Um,

  • 59:17

    this is the Diamond D. This sound like something close to what I say. I'mma stick this as

  • 59:24

    a simple rhyme cuz this type of [ __ ] happens all the time now. And the

  • 59:30

    stranger said you did

  • 59:35

    [ __ ] stars that

  • 59:40

    [ __ ] on that old [ __ ] was that [ __ ] was

  • 59:49

    your understanding.

  • 59:59

    Love Herby also wrote this wrote the verses. He wrote the [ __ ] for them too. He wrote all the verses. That's why I also heard stole one. That bothers me. I

  • 1:00:05

    was about to ask you, do that would that affect anything for y'all on these list? Well, cuz that would change a lot of these rankings. But if you say pin game

  • 1:00:12

    changes the list, then there's no list. Yeah, I would say no. Let me take that back. The list is drastically changed.

  • 1:00:18

    Yeah, cuz half that list got written for and a lot of men get written for too, but half that list got written. Herby wrote a whole bunch of stuff there. But

  • 1:00:24

    wrote stuff on there. [ __ ] JD wrote stuff on there. I mean, you could. Yeah. Anyway, oh the that's [ __ ] right there.

  • 1:00:33

    Oh. Oh, hold on now. Hold on now. Broken silence. Go ahead, man. I'm not

  • 1:00:40

    sing all that. Hey yo, that's this one. Broken Silence is a great This is a

  • 1:00:47

    hip-hop classic album, bro. This album, that's why Broken Silence is why Foxy

  • 1:00:52

    needs to be in the top five album. This album right here, fam. Uhoh.

  • 1:01:01

    Christian. Hey Joe, you said you said Broken Silence is wide. You have that higher

  • 1:01:06

    than Ill Nana album. No. No, but Il Nana is in there. Okay. No, I'm saying you said it. That's why I'm

  • 1:01:12

    like extra piece that the women that rank above Foxy have albums that may

  • 1:01:19

    rank above Foxy. Yeah. Broken silence for me establishes her place in wherever

  • 1:01:24

    you want to talk about. All right. All right. I just three strong albums in a [Music] row.

  • 1:01:31

    And you kept up with them. Stop [ __ ] playing with Foxy. You kept up with them. Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. Anyway, um Oh,

  • 1:01:40

    look at us. Black Boy Joy. Look at the Black Boy Joy came out of us and Mel was supporting us. You know, Mel

  • 1:01:47

    don't be liking that Black Boy. I love Joy. I do. Don't [ __ ] you. Don't start

  • 1:01:53

    the rumors. Yo, Mel, I was getting out the car this morning, right? Mel was walking up. Mel

  • 1:01:59

    came over and said, "Let me help you. Give me your bag. You need help with your scooter?" I said, "Yo, fam, why you being you?" All right. Shout out to Mel.

  • 1:02:06

    You need to hold some money or something. Why you being nice to me today like that? I was helping I was helping my friend who's a little carried

  • 1:02:13

    the water thing. I'm like, "Yo, I'm like, yo, giveer, man. Yo, we a team. Like, yo,

  • 1:02:21

    that's fine. It's like when you first got hired. Shut the [ __ ] up. It's like It's like when y'all was like

  • 1:02:27

    friends. Remember? Y'all remember? I'll be watching the whole episode. Remember? Y'all remember anyway.

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  • 1:04:44

    Uh, all right. So much of that [ __ ] we were saying off mic was great. So much

  • 1:04:50

    of what we went and did as usual. You said you had a Joker question for him. So, you I know. And then that's great.

  • 1:04:56

    And then ish was great. I'm trying to lead and segment properly. Yeah, lead properly. You want You want You want You want to tell them where we went? We

  • 1:05:03

    we've been having an ongoing debate about who could lift 225 in here and there's been a conversation about it and

  • 1:05:10

    some people were like I could do it easily, some people said they couldn't, etc., etc. And so it kind of got tabled for a while like a lot of our debates

  • 1:05:16

    and then me and Cory started talking about it again and Ian Schwarzmann decided that he wanted to weigh in. I'm

  • 1:05:23

    not sure why, but he said that he could do it and I looked at Ian and said I'm

  • 1:05:28

    doubtful but you know felt his triceps. Oh, the tricep f them up. Yeah. Oh,

  • 1:05:33

    because like if if you have no tricep, then there's no chance you could do it. You know what I mean? It's a it's a pectoral and tricep thing. So, I'm like, if you have no tricep, he he had a

  • 1:05:39

    little tricep. Okay, maybe he does push-ups at home or whatever that weird [ __ ] he does. And it's so getting his arm strong. So, I said, "Cool. Let's go

  • 1:05:46

    do it." And sure enough, Ian went down, took off his shirt, did his He-Man things, Hulk Hogan thing. Um, he put up

  • 1:05:52

    the the blank bar, he put up 135. We put the second plate on. He got it to his chest. He was able

  • 1:06:00

    to lift it off the bar and then how would you descri How would you describe the next 10 seconds, Joe? Get Get the [ __ ] off

  • 1:06:06

    me. A lot of shaking and trembling. A lot of shaking and trembling. A lot of

  • 1:06:11

    red pink face. Yeah. A lot of Yeah. A lot of red pink. Yeah. Red and pink face. A lot of getting up saying, "Damn,

  • 1:06:18

    I think I pulled something." He He seems to have left, too. So, yeah. No, he he really said we cleared him the [ __ ] out

  • 1:06:23

    of here. Well, that's the other thing. I told him not to go down here and get involved with that hoot nanny because Ian done broke his clavicle or something

  • 1:06:29

    in his shoulder. Had a couple shoulder. He said he had three shoulder repair surgery. So that was an instance where the risk is just not worth the reward.

  • 1:06:36

    There was no point in doing it. You know men don't care about he's not over and he pulled something. And he pulled

  • 1:06:41

    something. He's [ __ ] up now. You got a baby on the way. You married. It's like what are you doing buddy? Men don't care about none of that. You got to know your

  • 1:06:47

    work. Well it'd be a different thing if he like lifted weights regularly. Not to say I don't I think he runs and stuff

  • 1:06:53

    like that. He said he lift it in college. He said he ain't lift weights consistent. If you haven't done bench presses in a long time, jumping into 225

  • 1:06:58

    is crazy. So after that, Dr. Mark gets on gets on the bench. Yeah.

  • 1:07:05

    Throws it up. He threw it up. And then after that, then it was a line now. Yeah. Then after that, Freeze went. I

  • 1:07:13

    went Did what I said I was going to do. You put it up, but then Oh, no. I'm sorry. before Mark Cory went I'm sorry

  • 1:07:21

    and then Marky did some prison [ __ ] and if you hold it with one arm you can adjust the rack but this started curling

  • 1:07:28

    and [ __ ] like put the bar down. So it was Cory, then Mark, then Freeze, and

  • 1:07:34

    then I had to go cuz Freeze threw it up to me with what looked like the ease.

  • 1:07:39

    Like Freeze just looked like he had that I've been in the house strength, [ __ ] Just mowing the lawn. Free the 185. He

  • 1:07:47

    didn't get to He picked it up. Oh. Oh, he got he got it off. I was going to I can put it

  • 1:07:53

    up, right? But when it got it got to your chest. No, no, it didn't get to I respect that. Yeah. He was like, "I'm

  • 1:07:59

    not I'm not I told everybody off the rip. I just said I can put it up." I thought him throwing up the 185 was

  • 1:08:04

    pretty impressive. The 185 was impressive. That was impressive. And I did that a couple times. Yeah. Freeze

  • 1:08:09

    got that head strength like he just pulling from his dome. I swear it's all It's all up top, baby. That [ __ ] top.

  • 1:08:18

    So you bench press the 185. Yes. Yeah. But the 225 225 I just All right, that's

  • 1:08:23

    enough. Put that back. He got that mama. See if I can get it. Take the chicken out the freezer. Shrimp, boy. I got that

  • 1:08:30

    bacquet shrimp. Chicken that baked with chicken shrimp. Hey, you better be there. Make sure your little brother eating

  • 1:08:38

    strike ass. They got that good grade stretch. That

  • 1:08:44

    [ __ ] got that [ __ ] them straight A [ __ ] that if they get into something free that microwave for me,

  • 1:08:52

    boy. That [ __ ] got that [ __ ] retired truck driver. Oldest

  • 1:08:58

    security TV strip. Yeah, that [ __ ] got that [ __ ] godamn bre cable vision.

  • 1:09:04

    That [ __ ] could have been Robocop in another like and then Flip put it uh Flip was like

  • 1:09:10

    but right before we walk out the door, Flip said, "I'm going to do it, too." Oh, really? Well, I only did 135. No, no, but it don't matter. No, no, no.

  • 1:09:16

    Downplay it pretty good. It don't matter. It was just that you you did what you what you you didn't try more. You probably I think you could have done more cuz I think you had like a kind of

  • 1:09:23

    reckless strength. There's another word for the but there's a way Tasmanian devil. Yeah. Sure. No. Yeah. Say you had

  • 1:09:32

    kind of strength but you didn't realize how strong you were. Oh like the [ __ ] that want to help me from

  • 1:09:39

    help me. We're not allowed to say but like you was the [ __ ] was the [ __ ] that we

  • 1:09:46

    took the lunch from. [ __ ] you weren't in our lunch. He was in the back chicken nuggets. He was in the back. I was in

  • 1:09:52

    the head of your lunch, [ __ ] He was in the back. He was in portable. Come out all day. Mommy. Mommy, can I give hug?

  • 1:10:01

    You know what's on. You can't say that. All right, let me go. Let me go. Let me go now. You can't

  • 1:10:08

    say that, bro. I know what you're talking about when the kids ask that [ __ ] You can't do that. Lord bless him. He don't know his own strength. Lord

  • 1:10:14

    bless him. Yeah, that's how it was. I think they pick the whole rack up.

  • 1:10:20

    That's crazy though. Mommy, can I give hug? Hey, they be missing too. They be

  • 1:10:26

    missing the hug. You got to take it. Oh, no. No. No. I'm right here, baby. You throw a little dash there. Little people stroke. Oh, hell. You going to let him

  • 1:10:34

    say that like you let your man say that on this broadcast?

  • 1:10:40

    [Music] [ __ ] [ __ ] That [ __ ] got for real.

  • 1:10:48

    You You got under there. Yeah, he did. He did. How bad? How'd that go? What you pushed up? Flip like when Oh. Yeah. Flew

  • 1:10:54

    like what? Yeah. Get your [ __ ] off. [ __ ] you you going to get it out of everybody. Yeah. Get your [ __ ] off. Flip like what? Don't back down now, 50.

  • 1:11:04

    It's like when it in the little shop of Horror when you when the plant started just picking [ __ ] up. I might be too old

  • 1:11:11

    for you on the [ __ ] We know about Semo and all that [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah. You got that type of strength like when the

  • 1:11:17

    gremlin started wild like oh [ __ ] ate after

  • 1:11:22

    12 these [ __ ] mean bill this [ __ ] at the midnight these [ __ ] fitness right here. So then

  • 1:11:30

    I got down there I didn't even bother with that 225. I'm not playing with them. Yeah, you ain't I'm not playing from the beginning. You weren going to

  • 1:11:35

    make no false promises about what you did at all. So what you did 135. How

  • 1:11:41

    many times? He did 185. 135. Hold up for a second, ma'am. You didn't go

  • 1:11:46

    downstairs, would you? Oh, no. I I figured you started with 135 and then went up.

  • 1:11:52

    All right, I'mma get you. I'm not over that public [ __ ]

  • 1:11:59

    Yeah. I don't I don't know what it was. Uh one something. What was it? 185. 185. How many times? I don't know. [ __ ]

  • 1:12:05

    Once, [ __ ] Oh, we weren't repping. We were just has just What you could do is

  • 1:12:11

    Can you do that? 185. Yeah, I doubt it. That's not true. You're too strong. I

  • 1:12:17

    don't know. I'm not Oh, you just haven't done it in a long time. I got it. Being pretty is it Being pretty is is hard

  • 1:12:24

    enough, right? Pretty is she walking down

  • 1:12:32

    trying to look at [ __ ] I know you're a little trick. That's crazy. But that was fun and nobody got hurt. Hopefully Ian's okay. Yeah, that was fun though. No, Ian

  • 1:12:38

    pulled something. No, he really did. And all jokes aside, he was like, "Yo, he put two He put the 22. I thought he was

  • 1:12:44

    [ __ ] No, he couldn't get that. He has some He needed help to get off his chest.

  • 1:12:50

    Like he'd still be there if we weren't if he did it by himself. That's the worst. Getting caught under a

  • 1:12:56

    bench though. Yeah. Yeah. That is not fun. Good times though. Yeah, that was

  • 1:13:01

    fun. Great times. I'm trying to find this smoke that I have for Mark Lamont here. I think it's right on at Mark

  • 1:13:06

    Lamont Hill now. I got it right here. I got it right here. Um Uhoh. This is

  • 1:13:12

    something that Mark Lamont retweeted from a friend of the show, Jay Will. We [ __ ] with Jay Will up here. That's my guy called. Absolutely love Jay Will.

  • 1:13:21

    Uh Jay Will said, "If LeBron and Steph drop 61 10

  • 1:13:28

    and 10 in a game this time of year, we'd shut down the internet." Yada yada yada yada yada. Uh let me get to the end.

  • 1:13:35

    Uh ESPN would talk about it for two days straight, but when Joker does it, it's just another night. Why? because he

  • 1:13:41

    doesn't look the part. He's not flashy, not loud. But make no mistake, skill for skill, he's already outpacing Shaq,

  • 1:13:48

    Hakee, and even Kareem. We're just afraid to say it. Joker isn't just the

  • 1:13:53

    best player in the world. He's quietly building one of the greatest legacies we've ever seen, and media is still

  • 1:14:00

    acting like it's a fluke. And Mark Lamont took that and said, "Facts." I

  • 1:14:07

    would agree with And I couldn't believe that that you said that. I agree with some of the so I will say in fairness I

  • 1:14:12

    didn't read all I wouldn't read all that I only I was really facting the first half of it the if he dropped this these big numbers we be bragging and talking

  • 1:14:19

    about it that I would say to the second part I was ready to argue about the second part with you I don't think he's

  • 1:14:24

    wrong about the second part I just don't think it matters like statistically he is outpacing Shaq in in in Elijahan I

  • 1:14:31

    just think it's a different era and so it doesn't mean the same thing you know it means absolutely I give a perfect

  • 1:14:37

    example is rebounding rebounds are a lot easier easier to get in today's NBA because a lot of teams bigs abandon the

  • 1:14:43

    basket and go up the court. That's why you see a lot of point guards now averaging eight, nine rebounds a game. So Joic's rebounds are not the same as

  • 1:14:49

    Shaq's rebounds. If I had to pick a a guy to win me a game right now, I'd still go with Shaq. Of course. Of course. Not Joic. Of course you would.

  • 1:14:55

    Right. But I do think that Joic is so great and so extraordinary that now we act like the [ __ ] is normal because it's

  • 1:15:01

    just like when James Harden and Russ were getting triple doubles every night. We started acting like a triple double wasn't a big deal. And it's like if if

  • 1:15:07

    they're that easy to get, other people would get them. The league's changed. It's easier than in in the 50s, but it ain't or the 80s. But Shaq averaged 23.7

  • 1:15:15

    points a game in his long career and 10.9 rebounds per game. If I'm reading

  • 1:15:20

    this correctly, Joker is at 20.9 and 10.7. So where exactly is he on pace to

  • 1:15:26

    out? I I I don't think that's right. But but if you look at their prime If you look at their prime years, I think if

  • 1:15:32

    you looked at their prime years, it'd be even worse for Joker. Oh, I think yeah, I think we I think I think Mark and Jay

  • 1:15:37

    Will and a few other people and maybe falling for just modernday recency bias with this Joker

  • 1:15:46

    [ __ ] because like you said, we in a different league and he's doing some [ __ ] and today the term two-way player

  • 1:15:51

    exists. I like Joker. I'm talking about a day where that era that term didn't exist because you had to play on both

  • 1:15:57

    sides. And Dream Dream averaged 21.8 and 11.1. The Joker to me is too obsolete on one

  • 1:16:04

    side of the floor for me to start putting him in the same ballpark as Shaq and Hakee. I like I like I think the him

  • 1:16:12

    not looking the part being overlooked thing is absolutely Let me ask you a question. You don't [ __ ] with Kareem? Why wait? No. No. Kareem for me is

  • 1:16:17

    Kareem is my goat. Let me ask you a question. But let me say this real quick for you. I think the thing about Jokic that people are forgetting one, his

  • 1:16:23

    efficiency is crazy. Oh, you've never seen you've never seen a a center put up

  • 1:16:28

    those numbers that he puts up and shoot the three ball and give you and damn near lead the league in assists. So, you

  • 1:16:35

    might have even if Shaq averages four more points a game, there's 20 more points coming out of assists that that

  • 1:16:40

    Joic is giving you. He he directs the floor. He's the point center. He's the pivot. He's he's the ball. He can't jump high enough for you to put paper under

  • 1:16:46

    his feet. He's slow as [ __ ] and he's running the brakes. He's We've never seen a center run fast breaks, bro. But

  • 1:16:54

    we weren't allowed to see that. But that's part of the era changing. We weren't allowed to see that. No, nobody

  • 1:16:59

    was talented enough to do that. That's not true. That's not true. That's not true. That's not true. What you're

  • 1:17:04

    saying? I'm asking y'all. Will Chamberlain was talented enough to do that. He did it. Will Chamberlain did

  • 1:17:10

    not handle the ball enough to handle the ball. He led the league in assist. Bro,

  • 1:17:16

    the assist is different. If you want to talk about rebounds, it's different. The assist was different back then. Yeah. I think they were harder to I think Shaq

  • 1:17:21

    played point in high school. You are wrong. Shaq handled the ball and passed

  • 1:17:27

    the ball in high school. I am not wrong. So find another played the point. All right. So maybe he didn't play the point. He handled the ball and passed

  • 1:17:33

    the ball in high school. David Robinson flew like a [ __ ] David Robinson would be in that. David

  • 1:17:40

    Robinson wasn't a David Robinson grew like a foot in a year. So it's like saying AD is now a four. He wasn't a

  • 1:17:47

    four when he was growing up. But David Robinson was very athletic to move around. Yeah. I'm just saying those people would not be allowed. There's a

  • 1:17:53

    lot of It's a different era and a different I don't like to compare eras because who knows what Kareem would be if he played in this era with this style

  • 1:17:59

    of basketball. Who knows what Giannis would be 30 years ago. You know, we see that debate all the time. 250 points, bro. Stay in this era. But what I'm

  • 1:18:05

    saying is Joic, what I'm saying is the particular skill set that he has in this era. Yo, we haven't seen before. Sir,

  • 1:18:10

    that's fine. You still can't come in this room with your one ring having ass. You can't come over here. Your name

  • 1:18:16

    ain't even to be mentioned with the shacks. How many he need before he can be in the conversation though? More than

  • 1:18:21

    one right now. Only got two and he's in the conversation, right? Dave Robinson only got two and he's in the

  • 1:18:27

    conversation. So I'm just saying if he has one more, is he in the conversation? Yes. Hey yo, fam. If you are a center

  • 1:18:32

    and you averaging a triple double, that is something to be said about. Absolutely. And Joker's incredible like

  • 1:18:38

    and I don't think we say that enough is all and y'all LeBron's incredible and staff pass. Yo, how bro? I don't think

  • 1:18:44

    he's stat I watch I watch basketball too much to say he's stat padding because he not he's not stat padding. Okay. No, he

  • 1:18:51

    doesn't play defense. I don't know what even if Listen, if he's not playing defense, you don't see nobody kill him.

  • 1:18:57

    If he not playing defense, the [ __ ] that he's guarding don't get points. Yo, that's not gets busy. That's not true.

  • 1:19:03

    Yo, nobody can stop Joel Embiid. Keep going. If there somebody there aren't that many good centers in the league,

  • 1:19:08

    listen to this. If somebody's a defensive liability, today's NBA will exploit your defensive deficiencies.

  • 1:19:14

    I've seen mad game winners on the Nuggets happen on Joker's watch. Mad of what I'm telling you is [ __ ] not

  • 1:19:20

    exploiting. But I don't want to. Listen, we'll get to this later. AD wasn't exploiting them. We'll get to this later. We'll get to [ __ ] about it. Got

  • 1:19:26

    my No, AD wasn't exploiting him. And AD's confidence is amazing. Okay, we'll get to this. We'll get to this. I know

  • 1:19:33

    this escalated quickly. Yeah. Not at all. We having a sports conversation. That's what men do. I'm saying that

  • 1:19:39

    [ __ ] don't be There's a lady here and Flip is here. Like we don't want It's okay. No, we fine. No. No. We don't

  • 1:19:51

    He got my toys. Crazy. Yeah.

  • 1:19:59

    Y keep making fun. You got to stop that, man. Um, what else is in music? cars

  • 1:20:04

    that needs our attention. Do y'all want to talk about the Drake leaks at all? Can we Can I hear it, please? Drake

  • 1:20:10

    leaks at all. I didn't But please, I don't trust leaks anymore. I don't I

  • 1:20:17

    don't I run from leaks just because I don't know what's real anymore. He back on the He back on the wagon. You got all

  • 1:20:23

    three songs. It's my son. I'm not playing all of them. Yeah, I heard one one of them. Back on the wagon. Let's

  • 1:20:29

    go, boy. All right, let's see. Here we have Shopping Spree. Oh, they took it

  • 1:20:36

    down. Oh, they took it down. Hold up. They don't play. Oh, they took all these shits down. Yeah, it's over. It's over.

  • 1:20:42

    I'll get them real fast. I guess that means Does that mean they were real? Does it? Yeah. Are they Does that mean it was real? They were definitely real.

  • 1:20:48

    Yeah, that was a It was him. No, it was him. I heard one of them and he he was going

  • 1:20:54

    Which one Which one was a good one, Joe? All of them were good. Really? And all straight rapping. Not Not the sing songy

  • 1:21:00

    stuff. Uh, one of them was sing songy, but it was good. One was rapping, but it

  • 1:21:05

    was hard and it was good. And another one was uh, they all were good. Yeah, when he rap, he's excellent. I just I

  • 1:21:12

    He's the best. They all were good. He's dope. When he does sing song, you shy. It's just I might be I might be under

  • 1:21:17

    them. They were good. I Yeah, the one I heard it was good. I I listened to it multiple times. I listened to it once. I

  • 1:21:24

    heard it all the way through. He was going Yeah. I'd be scared of leaks. You think the leak was intentional, though?

  • 1:21:29

    That would be my question. I don't think so. If they struck it, I think that's his new trick is to leak it and strike it. Leak it. Leak it. Leak it. See what

  • 1:21:36

    happened. I think some market research. No. Yeah, that's what I think. I think you throw it out there and you see if

  • 1:21:41

    the the current climate is coming back around to receiving you cuz I think at one point it didn't matter what he put

  • 1:21:47

    out. They was just [ __ ] on him. Well, I mean the leaks were cool. I

  • 1:21:52

    wanted to talk to y'all about and one of them he said

  • 1:21:57

    uh Cade left his Crocs. Kade Cunningham left his Crocs and I [ __ ] you in them.

  • 1:22:07

    Who's Kade Cunningham? Kade Cunningham is the point guard for the Pistons. Too young for you. Why not?

  • 1:22:15

    Stop it, y'all. Don't be silly. What you leave her alone? Mel cannot date Cade Cunning. Oh, y'all crazy. Crazy as hell.

  • 1:22:22

    I'm about to tell you. And I'm going to show you. She doesn't want to date him. Yeah, but I don't like how ladies did that, man.

  • 1:22:29

    24. No, he went to college for a year. He 23 going on 24. Oh, that's too young. Thank you very much. I'll accept you

  • 1:22:36

    guys' apologies. Yeah, he's like accept you guys' apologies. Thank you very much, Antoine.

  • 1:22:42

    M. Yes. He next year. Don't say don't say the amount of money. It don't matter. He is a child. Let's go, ma'am.

  • 1:22:49

    Let's go. Stand on it, [ __ ] You get you get to the I I listen I did I got to build this [ __ ] I got builders in my life as to what I would feel. [ __ ] these

  • 1:22:55

    [ __ ] Yo all over. And I feel like the youngest I would feel comfortable with.

  • 1:23:01

    30 28 29. Oh, you going to Oh, Leo.

  • 1:23:07

    Okay. Do you know Leo? Leo DiCaprio. Let Joe finish. No, I'm throwing it to you.

  • 1:23:13

    Oh, I'm not doing this. What? I say all right. Say it with me. Get the questions out. Super. for max. You know what a

  • 1:23:20

    super max is? You know the dollar amount on a super max. I don't think that's fair when men do

  • 1:23:26

    that to women. Yeah, it's not. It's not. I don't think it's fair when women do that. Let me tell get my mark back. I don't think it's fair. I'm now I'm doing

  • 1:23:33

    it still. [Music] So you're doing it for I'm doing it content purpose. But I don't think that's fair when [ __ ] do that. Got it.

  • 1:23:39

    That's not right. Cuz it's like projection almost. Like we want that. It's like it's almost to say

  • 1:23:46

    like we would do it so you would do it. Very much so, man. Very much so. You

  • 1:23:51

    guys really act like if you had vaginas you would just be let letting the lips just flap all over the [ __ ] place like you wouldn't have any respect for

  • 1:23:58

    it whatso [ __ ] ever. Well, wouldn't that be totally fine? Do I get to do it?

  • 1:24:03

    Well, first of all, I already said I'm doing it. I'm I said that already. Two, do I get to do it under the same guise

  • 1:24:10

    and veil that most women do it where it gets to be like unspoken about like secret society where nobody could talk

  • 1:24:15

    about my holiness and how many miles I put on my [ __ ] cuz if nobody could ever say nothing about it then you're definitely doing it 1,000%. Are you

  • 1:24:21

    crazy? The same rules apply. And if I catch one of these little young ladies anyway, I'm projecting again. Uh, what were we

  • 1:24:28

    talking about? [ __ ] Super Max. No, we wouldn't talk about that no more.

  • 1:24:34

    No drink does a drink leak and he mentions here and we can't talk about

  • 1:24:40

    it. But I just thought that was free gifted. You can't say I'm sitting in Kade Cunningham's locker in

  • 1:24:47

    the in the at the palace or whatever the [ __ ] is in Detroit now. And Kade left his Crocs in here. So

  • 1:24:54

    I took him and now I'm [ __ ] this girl in the Crocs. He said it was in the locker room. He Yeah, he said he was

  • 1:25:00

    sitting in the locker. I guess he had a game in there or whatever. Who knows? And he said was sitting in K's locker and he said Kade left his

  • 1:25:06

    Crocs. So he said he took him. I gotta hear it. And he then he [ __ ] home girl in I'm not putting sauce on it. He says

  • 1:25:12

    that verbatim. I just [ __ ] your [ __ ] Yeah, that that that ain't that flops. That's different.

  • 1:25:19

    I just I [ __ ] your I [ __ ] your chick in another [ __ ] Crocs. It's not the same as I [ __ ] her in some I thought

  • 1:25:24

    you said she put the Crocs on. No, him. See what I'm saying? It's a little different. Is she That's your man.

  • 1:25:31

    That's different. I don't understand why I would want to tell somebody I did this unless I'm [ __ ] Cage's girl. That's

  • 1:25:37

    the only way it makes sense to me. How do you explain? Why do this other girl care what Crocs you got on? And why you

  • 1:25:43

    got Crocs on? That's funny. That's funny. Well, were they in sport mode or not? Cuz that's important.

  • 1:25:50

    You know what? It matters. If he pop K and put it in the song, I

  • 1:25:56

    think it's corny. I think that's horrible. But if he How old is his girl?

  • 1:26:01

    I don't know. Kade's girl. We just gossip. We don't know nothing. We don't know if Kade got a girl. We don't know

  • 1:26:06

    if he pop Kade girl. Got it. Got it. Okay. No, you said that. Like I know. Yeah. But no, but we don't know. [ __ ]

  • 1:26:12

    I'm just theorizing on why this line would make sense. This is I got to hear it cuz to me it might be funny. None of

  • 1:26:17

    the circumstances make it make sense to me. Yeah, it might be funny. I can't think of no condition where you should say that out loud.

  • 1:26:23

    But it is a good sign if you a Drake fan. It is a good sign if you're a Drake

  • 1:26:29

    fan. I'm not going to lie to you. If he's sneaking the sassy bars back on for fire, I'm with that. Like fire fire and

  • 1:26:36

    he back then doing they it's a good sign is all I'm saying.

  • 1:26:42

    Stupid. A good sign. Yeah. Summertime drink. Yeah. I ain't think about that. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 1:26:49

    Going to need a couple of those. He'll be back on top soon. I'm looking forward to it. Absolutely. Oo, summertime drizzy

  • 1:26:57

    night. Oo, I want to be phony. Look at your man. I got to figure out how I'm apolog.

  • 1:27:08

    You could be phony. You want to be phony? If the slap slap is a slap in and you outside, I stand I'm I stand for the

  • 1:27:14

    music. I don't really care for these [ __ ] I hate all these [ __ ] I'm on the side

  • 1:27:19

    of the music. Once I get the music in my I ain't going to lie. I got one other

  • 1:27:25

    night that the the the last [ __ ] came on the party that played some of them end

  • 1:27:31

    songs. I ain't going to say it. I ain't ready to be phony yet. I do have the three snippets. Oh, you got them.

  • 1:27:38

    There's shopping spree. Shopping spree is the one. Cheerios and then there's Shopping. I heard Cheerios. 21 Savage. I

  • 1:27:44

    think Shopping Spree is decline. I heard the Cheerios one. The whole song. Oh, I think they say shopping spree is actually called bar bar Harbor now or

  • 1:27:51

    something. But oh, that's where you go shopping at. Sounds fancy. Bell Harbor.

  • 1:27:58

    My Oh, it's expensive as [ __ ] What was this?

  • 1:28:04

    K left his Crocs here. I got his crib. He was in the Pistons. He was in the Pistons locker room. He

  • 1:28:10

    said I was in the Pistons locker room. I went in the Pistons locker room his Crocs here. I [ __ ] you up.

  • 1:28:16

    [ __ ] you in. So strange. I just want this to make sense. This [ __ ] this [ __ ] sound wild to me. You light skin. Make

  • 1:28:21

    this make sense. That's what I'm trying to say. Like you got to I don't know how. We knew those are nice Crocs. I'll

  • 1:28:28

    take them. Was it like the Balenciaga Crocs? Was it the Cainy Crocs? Like like

  • 1:28:33

    I'll be uncertain. I'll be [ __ ] like I'll be I'll be I'm on

  • 1:28:41

    the fence. I'll

  • 1:28:47

    be I'll be I'll be unsure.

  • 1:28:54

    That's funny. That was very funny. Go ahead. I don't know. [ __ ] you asking

  • 1:29:00

    me for the translation. Don't get it. Yeah, I don't understand. But the flow was

  • 1:29:06

    crazy. I like that. I like I like that a lot. Yeah. You want to play now the cherry can't

  • 1:29:12

    play him for longer flag. Yeah, you know press the

  • 1:29:17

    sound. Yeah. Yeah. You got to drop some bar. No, we just got to talk over it. Don't sit here looking so face. This is

  • 1:29:22

    Cheerios. You can cut this off. This the one cut off. That's the one I heard. Sound

  • 1:29:28

    tough. Yep. That's the drink I want to hear. Oh boy. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 1:29:36

    Yeah. Yeah. That one though. I need that one mix and mast as y Friday. Look what

  • 1:29:44

    you did. Problem. Oh, look what they did. Keep drinking y'all. That made

  • 1:29:51

    [Laughter]

  • 1:29:57

    him ba right there. That came on like

  • 1:30:02

    something. That right there. How the last one sound? Uh the last one is uh waiting XL with 21 Savage.

  • 1:30:10

    Oh yeah yeah yeah. Byebye. Yeah. Byebye. When that's mixed and mastered. Yeah.

  • 1:30:15

    And hand it to the right person. You know Savage going to get on there and do what he do. Oh yeah. Yeah. You know it's

  • 1:30:20

    there. It's done already. That's a savage beat. That's a Savage beat. Yeah. Savage beat.

  • 1:30:26

    Sound pretty good. Uh oh. All right. Uh Kendrick Future uh Weekend Metro. Uh who

  • 1:30:33

    else? Y'all [ __ ] Rocky. Who else? Rocky, I ain't forgeting about

  • 1:30:39

    you. BJ K, get over here. Joe Thomas. God damn it. Joe, he got He got

  • 1:30:46

    something for Joe Thomas. What you mad at? I want to know what what he did.

  • 1:30:52

    They going to drop a scary pack soon as we finish recording. The thoughts views

  • 1:30:58

    that's going to be right in the beginning of doing that.

  • 1:31:04

    I'm back for a couple of months. Listen, we just want the music. I'm not

  • 1:31:10

    all the way back. I don't care. Slaps. I'm not going to get my ovio hoodie or

  • 1:31:16

    anything. The cape. You're not going to go get the cape, but stupid. Yo, yo, I can hear those

  • 1:31:23

    outside. Mhm. Yeah, for sure. I can hear it. I'm telling you, the Cheerio [ __ ] go.

  • 1:31:28

    I ain't know they, you know, I don't know how that leak and all that other [ __ ] go, but that I heard the whole song. That boy was just waiting for one

  • 1:31:35

    to catch off. Boy, he just waiting on it. He just waiting on little Noia so he can run behind it. Yo, where the [ __ ]

  • 1:31:43

    the fun? If I'm party, I'm very tight at Nokia. What? What?

  • 1:31:50

    [ __ ] don't my It's on It's on our joint album. My name ain't nowhere on this.

  • 1:31:55

    And this is the record that's shooting up the charts. It's going crazy. You stealing my take? Say that a couple damn

  • 1:32:00

    parts ago. You said that? Yes. Oh, my fault. I'm sorry. I don't listen to what you talk. He ain't getting spanky for it. Huh? He not getting spanky for it

  • 1:32:07

    for that song. Yeah. Uh, is he even in the video? It's his album. He got to be in some spanky for it. My bad. I didn't

  • 1:32:14

    know you said that, but I was listen I saw the [ __ ] yesterday cuz it's number three. Would you be mad? Your song Your

  • 1:32:19

    song Your album You not on it is shooting up the charts. If I was like in real life, if I was getting mad if I'm

  • 1:32:26

    him, I think he should be mad. If I'm him because just because of how it's always been the whole damn dog, I I do

  • 1:32:33

    this, you steal it from me. It It's always been that narrative around him and his music with dude. So if I'm him,

  • 1:32:39

    I'm very tight. I don't know. We got a joint project on that song. Yeah, that's the point

  • 1:32:46

    that I'm talking about. You know what? I think that I think that's just I think it's a personal things. Everybody got

  • 1:32:51

    points on other [ __ ] that he wrote that he had already and he might not have been mad. I was mad when M took me off the slaughter house intro for the second

  • 1:32:58

    album. I fixed that though. I was I was mad. That was [ __ ] up. I believe you.

  • 1:33:04

    That's a little Hold up. Hold on. That was a rapping song. Now had that song made $10 million. It's our album. True.

  • 1:33:10

    It's the intro and it wasn't the single but it's the first song you press play

  • 1:33:15

    on when you put the Florida house made and it was a very Joe Button song but and Joe Button made Florida house. No,

  • 1:33:22

    it was you know Park's

  • 1:33:27

    like real [ __ ] That's why I got so mad. I got mad like I got taken off that record. I told them [ __ ] I said, "Yo,

  • 1:33:34

    I'm not going to hold y'all. The day that that album drops, I'm putting out the verse with the version with Joe's verse on it." And I did that [ __ ] like

  • 1:33:40

    album maybe like four hours later. Yep. Here you go. I don't care. Yeah, that'd be sick. What was the response? No. What

  • 1:33:48

    was the rationale behind taking you off? Song was too long, I think, right? Too long. Maybe I was whack. I don't know.

  • 1:33:55

    Quality bars. You cannot look like a team player. No, you're right. I get it. So, don't matter. You can't go to Hey,

  • 1:34:01

    why was it me? It don't matter, [ __ ] It was you. I don't remember. Did they leave you little adlibs like uh like

  • 1:34:07

    Inspector Inspect the Duck at the end of the Tupac song? He trying to make me mad. I That was [ __ ] right there.

  • 1:34:12

    That was [ __ ] I'm with you. That was [ __ ] I was heated. If I'm party, I would be mad. Yeah, you're

  • 1:34:17

    you're as artist, you'll be mad a little bit. I But what if Drake comes in with a song, it's already done, but I want to

  • 1:34:23

    put it on this album and you'll still get points cuz you know it's like you have nothing to do with this song. This is a a gift. One of you all be mad, but

  • 1:34:29

    you'll still be It's like a fourth person coming in and taking somebody out the threesome.

  • 1:34:37

    That's what it's like. Not if they my two This is your threesome. You in here. You and two other people. Y'all about to

  • 1:34:43

    get busy. Here comes somebody executive producing a threesome. They coming in. Ah, it just be better without uh you.

  • 1:34:50

    You get the [ __ ] out of this room. But to Parker's point, let's say he already had the song done and I just wanted to put that on this project to get it out

  • 1:34:56

    to the world. And you're getting your points now. It's like now it's a threesome where they both my yam means

  • 1:35:02

    and I'm just letting you come in here and get and it's still my work though. Yeah. And it's your first number one or

  • 1:35:08

    top 10 or whatever and you're not even on it. That's the hard that's talking about this. They talking about Noia got

  • 1:35:15

    potential to go number one in the next couple weeks. No, that's tough from an artistic standpoint. That's tough.

  • 1:35:20

    That's all I'm saying. That's tough. Especially maybe from party I'm not mad. But some [ __ ] don't some [ __ ] don't care about playing Robin, bro. Everybody

  • 1:35:27

    don't got to be back. But the difference between my slaughterhouse situation and his situation is like like Park said, it was an intro. This is a a hit single

  • 1:35:35

    that potentially can be remixed shortly. So I ain't going to go I ain't going to go piss the [ __ ] off. That's true. I

  • 1:35:41

    ain't going to go piss the [ __ ] off or fight with him over what could be a bigger bag potentially. I'm not even saying about fighting or nothing like

  • 1:35:47

    that. I'm just saying sitting there at home by yourself, you probably feel a way. I would feel away. No, if I'm sitting home, I'm feeling away by

  • 1:35:54

    myself. When I wake up tomorrow or the next day, somebody's going to feel it with me.

  • 1:36:02

    I'm not going to be the only one feeling this way. That's shortsighted. Like you said, baby, he knows, yo, we could do this. This could happen. That could

  • 1:36:08

    happen. So, let me not [ __ ] up. But behind closed doors, I'm a little tight. Well, I said somebody. I might not tell

  • 1:36:14

    it to Drake. Okay. You don't think that they had these conversations prior to the song even coming out?

  • 1:36:20

    what with what the what the additional plans are for it. Tell us tell us.

  • 1:36:26

    Why don't you let us know from the question? I don't think that he thought that at first. I think don't get me I

  • 1:36:33

    think everyone thought that's Yeah, cuz we heard it true. That's not my first album. I don't think he thought it was

  • 1:36:39

    going to be a hit first. Same thing with the Got Me and my friend the Kiki [ __ ] Like he some of these songs I don't

  • 1:36:45

    think he thought that song was going to go like that. I think you're wrong. Think. Okay.

  • 1:36:51

    My thing is if I'm home and I'm party and my points are coming in Yeah. and I

  • 1:36:56

    got paid and I'm in some big ass house. Yeah. I get over it. Nah, but sometimes

  • 1:37:01

    like I mean I'm not an artist, but I know that sometimes when you when you contribute to things, it's not even if you still get paid for it, it's the

  • 1:37:08

    look. I agree. You know what I'm saying? From an artistic standpoint, but also now this is a part of my resume. So now

  • 1:37:14

    the look that this has afforded me makes my price go up on everything else and now I could be a part of other [ __ ] and

  • 1:37:21

    I can use this as the he said wherever he was at recently party that he did perform noia like

  • 1:37:28

    without Drake. And remember that party is a writer

  • 1:37:33

    first. Yeah. So he might look at it that's a good point a little different. He might take the writer stance and be

  • 1:37:40

    like I wrote it. I wrote it. Although I don't think he's credited as a songwriter on this,

  • 1:37:47

    but he may. You know, I wrote this album. I'm on this album. Yeah, for sure. It's your

  • 1:37:53

    album. You did this. I did joints with Rihanna. Like, I'm chilling, bro. This song goes to number one for seven weeks.

  • 1:38:00

    Then what? What dance you going to do? It's Party's album. Yeah, but that's just a song. And Party is not credited

  • 1:38:05

    on this at all. Even under the song like that, I remember the thing when they were talking about Drake's number ones, right? And um people were saying, "Why

  • 1:38:12

    didn't Sickle Mode count in his list of number ones?" Because it's not it doesn't even say featuring Drake. But

  • 1:38:18

    what you're talking about one side of the record and there's two sides of a record that generate money. There's the

  • 1:38:24

    the master recording and there's the songwriting and publishing. Even if you're not getting any points on the songwriting and publishing because

  • 1:38:29

    you're not on the song, you may still be getting points because it's on your album. You're a featured artist or you're not a featured artist. It's it's on your album. So if the song goes

  • 1:38:36

    number one, just the song I'm not talking about the album already did. It's number one on release. That number one song is going to continue to drive

  • 1:38:42

    people to my album. Yeah. And I'm going to get points off the sales of that record. Off that record? Yes. All right.

  • 1:38:48

    See, I didn't know that. That That was my question. It's his album. So, I would like I look at even when I contract if

  • 1:38:54

    you go on the uh anywhere and search it like comes up. There's two sides to a record. Just Drake. There's publishing

  • 1:38:59

    and there's mastery. I got you. So, if you're getting points as an artist because it's on my album, he's still

  • 1:39:05

    getting money off it. And I still want my question. Well, what dance you going to do when it comes on in the summer

  • 1:39:12

    time with you fresh off the bike? Not fresh off the bike. You got to do the hill talk just because you fresh off the

  • 1:39:18

    no. You got to give. And who you think you talking to? I think you should do wheelies.

  • 1:39:26

    Who's going to my phone? And that's your bag cuz you love to talk on your phone.

  • 1:39:33

    That's funny, son. Tell me where's the function. Yo, that's funny. Yo, you always think

  • 1:39:40

    somebody trying to be funny. You seen me dance to a song before? Yes. You be doing that just you get crazy. There's

  • 1:39:48

    nothing wrong with this. Look at you. You can dance. But wait, you see me dance to a song. You did say you did say

  • 1:39:54

    like this [ __ ] was crazy. Like I like the grumpiest man on earth. You like my dad now.

  • 1:40:01

    Chill out. It's all right. You did. I seen you dance to a song. You probably did. I seen you [ __ ] that tall girl on

  • 1:40:06

    the water bed. Wow. That did you watch like you watched

  • 1:40:12

    watch? I was right there at the door. No, if you [ __ ] in the house, he going to be right there. He come with a

  • 1:40:18

    cup. He's going to be right there. If you [ __ ] anywhere and he's not

  • 1:40:23

    hiding. Nothing is a secret about this. Y'all are so close. Don't y'all are right there. This [ __ ] don't

  • 1:40:30

    play. This [ __ ] does not last week. Y'all taking off your shirts. We I mean I be having took off that shirt. You and

  • 1:40:36

    him. My hoodie, [ __ ] I ain't getting my That's a distinction without a difference. I think that's y'all are just robbing each other. I think that's

  • 1:40:43

    homophobic. Even do what you're doing. No. I I want you to come out so we can embrace you. Now you trying

  • 1:40:50

    to Now you trying to forcing and you trying to out [ __ ] I'm not trying to out them. I think when they decided to

  • 1:40:56

    have an underwear comparison on set that was kind of them self outing. So, you think only gay men do that? Yeah. Yeah.

  • 1:41:02

    Yeah, I do. And I'm comfortable saying that. It's not true. If they had sex with each other, they would be less gay than what they do on set. See, that's

  • 1:41:08

    why CNN can handle this. He went in there with strong opinions.

  • 1:41:14

    Exactly. And I think they should burn it up.

  • 1:41:21

    Let me burn this email. Let me send this fiery email to your [ __ ] out the side

  • 1:41:26

    door courtesy of Mr. Hill. Yeah. [ __ ] up. Speaking of gay men. What were we

  • 1:41:34

    though? Why do we got a moment? Have you moment? No. No. It was just interesting. On Reddit, I

  • 1:41:39

    saw a couple of lists of gay men ranking the uh sexiest men on the on the JBP.

  • 1:41:45

    Oh, really? You Wait, what? Which Reddit? You know, it's a few Reddits.

  • 1:41:50

    It's a few Reddits. It was the JBP Reddit. It wasn't It wasn't like a There's a few JP.

  • 1:41:57

    And I'm going read this list to you. Why? Please. Why in your phone? Because I sent it to my wife cuz I was I was

  • 1:42:04

    upset. Oh, wow. You came in last. Uh you third to last. Yeah. Yo, that's correct.

  • 1:42:10

    Number one was Emani. Number two was Joe. Number three was

  • 1:42:15

    King Waw Wa over here. Number four was Flip. Uh, no [ __ ] No. Number five was

  • 1:42:23

    Ice. Number six was Cory. Number seven was Kino.

  • 1:42:31

    Number eight was Mark, parenthesis, depending on his haircut, could move up. Parks, depending on his hair day, he

  • 1:42:37

    could move up. And then Ian could move up depending on what he wears for the day. So, I mean, I I think part of it is

  • 1:42:44

    just reading who's available and who's not. Depending on what gel you got in that day, you know what I mean? You get the Superman curl. You going to fly. I'm

  • 1:42:50

    okay with my rap. I I just I just I was You don't want to be fired. I was I was

  • 1:42:56

    going to save this for Patreon, but it just seemed to flow naturally in this moment. You don't want to be fired. I just want y'all to know where you

  • 1:43:01

    ranking. Flip. I was very proud of you. I don't want to do good on no list that E is one on.

  • 1:43:07

    Why you Why you proud of me for Mark? Yeah. You jealous of E on the gay link rankings? No, but I am now that you said

  • 1:43:12

    it. I know. I know how the game goes. Yo, that's crazy cuz how you responded to

  • 1:43:18

    it. You didn't you didn't you know what I mean? Like it's a mature healthy response. People make list. You know what's funny about you? Now that I know

  • 1:43:23

    you be on the Reddits, so you didn't see the Reddit of the Markive. No. Of you

  • 1:43:29

    didn't see the Reddit of uh of the ladies saying, "Hey y'all, can I just be

  • 1:43:34

    honest as a woman? Can I speak to the women of the JBP community?" And then I clicked on it, of course, cuz I'm a

  • 1:43:40

    woman, right? I'm a messy [ __ ] too. They were calling me. So click click and

  • 1:43:49

    they said I just want to be honest with y'all. Dr. Mark Lamont and then it was

  • 1:43:55

    like 150 post underneath of the women saying that Dr. Mark Lamont has come in

  • 1:44:02

    here and just put it all to shame. So you number one on a lot of Go ahead.

  • 1:44:08

    They start talking about that PhD [ __ ] I don't I don't read. A couple of them said, "Hey, if you just the pants get

  • 1:44:14

    one size bigger, then I'm there." But they was in there. But sorry, girl.

  • 1:44:21

    But they were singing your praises in there. Oh, that's all love. I appreciate that. I appreciate that. But I just thought this list was fascinating. N

  • 1:44:27

    take me off that list. Yeah. Take We won't be on that list. I'll tell him. I'm sure he'll be happy. Well, that's fair. Yo, y'all ain't your [ __ ] Am I

  • 1:44:35

    lying? Yeah. No, [ __ ] that. I'm married. You know what? Actually, you know what?

  • 1:44:40

    Let me tell you something. Don't tell him who made the list. That's how you might do that. He do that with his mouth. You know

  • 1:44:46

    what? Let me tell you something. You these people with these lists, I tell you.

  • 1:44:53

    He's talking. Yo, you might sit down, [ __ ] We going to say this when he say

  • 1:45:00

    I roast him when he here. But yeah, I just wanted to share that. That's Joe Holl. Come on. Get me off

  • 1:45:06

    that list, please. Y'all listen. I want to be extremely unattract. You're loved, flip, you should you should appreciate. I don't know. I know. Embrace it, man.

  • 1:45:12

    They love you. Nope. No. Just relax and embrace it.

  • 1:45:18

    Oh [ __ ] They said it to the [ __ ] Shaw Shack Redemption. Remember? I never saw it, but I get your point. Oh yeah. You

  • 1:45:23

    never saw Shaw. We're not doing this again. We did it right. Oh, we did that. Okay.

  • 1:45:28

    What? Black card. That's Come on. It's a gray

  • 1:45:36

    card. Gray card. Yeah, you good, man. Still got the black one. You still haven't watched it? I just haven't had a

  • 1:45:42

    I I should have watched that instead of yours the other day. That was [Music]

  • 1:45:48

    Yeah. Clean it up, man. Clean it up. She heard that. Clean it up.

  • 1:45:53

    Now you got the [ __ ] sound effect. Now you got the [ __ ] sound. You know who heard that, Mark? Yeah. Beat it

  • 1:45:59

    up. The cut it up. You should have watch Sean Shank and all that. Beat it up. Make

  • 1:46:04

    it all that. Clean it up. You came over. I watched your movie. What's that? Yeah. You told [ __ ] Listen, clean that [ __ ]

  • 1:46:10

    up now, [ __ ] I know. Yeah. Moving. It was wonderful. You

  • 1:46:16

    know, you know who was great. Surprisingly, you were amazing. Like, [ __ ] Yeah, cuz she was. I know. Yes.

  • 1:46:21

    Salute. And I was sitting back like this counting the time. Do you remember? Oh,

  • 1:46:26

    no. I I I trumped that story with another story. So, nobody saw that. The the movie [ __ ] Nobody was focusing on the movie [ __ ] Oh, yeah. The other

  • 1:46:33

    story. Quick mention another kid. Quick mention another kid. You did do that.

  • 1:46:40

    I'm just kidding, Mel. Don't look to the side. It's okay. No worries. That's That's fine. Shaw Shank Redemption might

  • 1:46:45

    be a little bit better than mine. Okay. Debatable. It's debatable. Takes all kinds. I got to watch this movie. Please

  • 1:46:52

    do. You still ain't watching yet, [ __ ] You be the first one to watch. I don't like how she barked on me after that last one. Honestly, if you want to get

  • 1:46:58

    No, no. I know. I knew that's what it was. Not all the way. She didn't apologize about that, did she? Yeah. Like, no. My voice is too powerful for

  • 1:47:04

    her to [ __ ] on me like that. I mean, he did it on purpose. Wait, what are we talking about? He's talking about when you when you said that how angry you

  • 1:47:09

    were that he didn't watch your movie when he was the first one to watch it and he said he wouldn't critique it because he wanted to be respectful to

  • 1:47:16

    your feelings. Like I made it my business that weekend to watch it and it was mad lit [ __ ] going on that weekend

  • 1:47:21

    when I was like, you know what? Nah, I'm in the house this weekend cuz I will not go back to work. Okay. So, yeah. No, you

  • 1:47:27

    ain't getting that again from apologize. No, [ __ ] that. All right. [ __ ] All right. But I ain't going to watch it. Okay. I am going to watch on your own.

  • 1:47:34

    How much is it? What's the name of it? 390, man. Trapped in the spotlight.

  • 1:47:40

    It's That's not nice. Don't laugh. I ain't a song. Moving right along. Moving right

  • 1:47:46

    along. Stop. I'm moving right along. I was giving promo for somebody. I appreciate that. You've been watching

  • 1:47:52

    the uh what's our Natalyia Grace? Oh, good. I finally I'm caught up. I I

  • 1:47:57

    finally started it. It is in fact a comedy. I don't think they intended it to be a comedy, but it is. It don't matter. It's the funniest thing in the

  • 1:48:03

    world. Damn the funniest show out. [ __ ] Good American family. You see the girl's

  • 1:48:08

    face? Yeah. She's uh she's a dwarf. She's a She has dwarfism. Okay. Yeah.

  • 1:48:14

    But that's not an excuse for her looking like that because if you see the real Natalia Grace, who they say had

  • 1:48:20

    dwarfism, she wasn't this funny looking. And I I just looked that cuz it might be

  • 1:48:26

    the makeup. No. No. They making this girl look funny like this. The real Nagas didn't have all these mouth

  • 1:48:32

    problems. She just looked like she wasn't how old they said she was. This girl they making look funny, but Hulu is

  • 1:48:39

    like that for real. They they they'll emphasize some [ __ ] just for The dad is really the funniest part for me. The dad

  • 1:48:45

    is the doofiest dude I've ever seen in my entire life on a TV show. The real dad is doofy though. No, he's The real

  • 1:48:53

    dad is doofy. The real dad is like he's creepy doofy. He's like a reality show star. So is this dad. Yeah, this dad

  • 1:49:00

    definitely is hot. Yo, I watched the Long Island Doc, too. You did you watch it yet? No. The Gilgo Beach one, right,

  • 1:49:06

    man? Yo, you don't know what's going Yeah. I lip to say that. I didn't even

  • 1:49:11

    caught them. You don't even know what you're missing, bro. I don't I don't I cut it on when y'all said to watch it. I

  • 1:49:17

    don't do well with girls getting kidnapped. I see what you Okay. And the first 20

  • 1:49:23

    minutes, this [ __ ] was getting his [ __ ] off, so I cut it off. I don't Did they not get kidnapped? Am I

  • 1:49:30

    wrong? No, they didn't. They were sex workers. Yeah, I I guess there's still some level of kidnapping there, but

  • 1:49:36

    yeah, they were still there was sex workers that were being targeted to be kidnapped. Killed. They were being murdered. Murdered. See, I didn't get

  • 1:49:43

    that far. Yes. Yeah. I don't Yeah. I don't Yes. Yeah. I don't like that. You know, I'm put You watch the [ __ ] You

  • 1:49:49

    watch all the murder. Yo, that's the I'm sitting here talking about So, I know that you're not going to This is going

  • 1:49:55

    to sound funny. Yeah. In my in my porn, I like a storyline. Me, too. I like when

  • 1:50:03

    I say that to say it's not just watching something where someone is murdered.

  • 1:50:08

    It's how did this person get how did we get to the point where this person is being targeted, murdered? Who is this

  • 1:50:15

    person? What is his relation to the world, to family? What's his thinking, the motive? not like prostitutes getting

  • 1:50:21

    kidnapped and but that's towards the end of the series when they started to explain who he was and and what he went

  • 1:50:26

    through. But in the beginning, I mean, yeah, it's crazy. I feel like it's and

  • 1:50:32

    it's cuz of one of It's cuz of one girl who tried to

  • 1:50:37

    escape, who was on the phone with the cops that exposed this man's whole thing operation. It's crazy. You got to watch

  • 1:50:44

    it. Okay. Okay. when I muster up the stomach. This [ __ ] was a [ __ ] AR had

  • 1:50:49

    an architect firm in the city Midtown. [ __ ] was whing, bro. He had an architect firm in the [ __ ]

  • 1:50:57

    And then he did a a blog before somebody interviewed him and he's he like he was hiding in plain sight. 6'8 hiding in

  • 1:51:04

    plain sight. Huge ogrelike. Mhm. It's

  • 1:51:09

    really good. Well, y'all can still cover it if you want. You don't have to know. No, we don't cover it. No, I want you to see it first. Then we going to cover it.

  • 1:51:15

    This we talking about watching stuff. Did y Did y'all watch the uh Are y'all watching the the basketball stuff? The final four and the in the NCAA

  • 1:51:21

    championship for men and women. Did y'all see it? No. I am so mad. I'm I'm so mad. I I saw the final four. I saw

  • 1:51:27

    the uh women's championship. Me, too. I'm tight about the final four [ __ ] Which part? Men's or women's? Uh men's.

  • 1:51:34

    You a Duke fan, too? Fan? No. I'm die hard Duke fan. Was Duke clearly by leaps

  • 1:51:42

    and bounds the best team in the Final Four? Yes, absolutely. So, what

  • 1:51:47

    happened? Gambling. Yeah, gambling happened. Yeah. Now, a bad call. It's a

  • 1:51:53

    mix. Yeah, Duke didn't play their best game. They clearly didn't play their best game. Uh, so I'll say that. I don't

  • 1:52:00

    want to just put the onus on the refs, but that was a horrible over the back call. Yes, that was a gambling is

  • 1:52:08

    happening. Too much money is on Duke call. That was a phantom call. Oh, that's interesting. Now, they shouldn't

  • 1:52:14

    have been in that position. That's what I was going to say. They should have been in that position. But, so you leave it in the hands of the refs. But that

  • 1:52:20

    was a horrible horrible horrible call, but cool. Uh, they earned that. Uh, that's Houston. That's Houston. Houston

  • 1:52:26

    earned that. They was tough. Cool. I'll take it. the Auburn uh game and in the

  • 1:52:33

    Duke game, nobody knows how to inbound the ball. That was the takeaway of the entire final four is that none of these

  • 1:52:39

    four teams know how to inbound the ball. No, my my team this happens a lot differently if teams inbound different. Auburn, I thought the refs had something

  • 1:52:45

    against them. Mhm. And that made the the racism pop out of me. Yeah. They the [ __ ] team. Not the racism, but I'm

  • 1:52:51

    support Come on. My my black brothers Florida looking real white out there. Come on, let's go. Auburn has the stigma

  • 1:52:58

    of Yeah. the [ __ ] The [ __ ] team. And Auburn played the better game for most

  • 1:53:04

    of the game. Yeah, for sure. And I said this earlier, what this final four

  • 1:53:10

    showed me is that none of these coaches could really coach cuz down the stretch,

  • 1:53:15

    the final two minutes of all these games, Yeah. the coaches just lost the like it was no guidance. Horrible shot.

  • 1:53:23

    Horrible shot selection. the Auburn game. They wouldn't go down low to Broom. He kicking their ass the whole game. They wouldn't give him the ball

  • 1:53:29

    down. [ __ ] was shooting 45footers. It was just bad coaching on my my perspective. Well, I'm not going to put

  • 1:53:35

    Houston's uh uh Houston shot attempt in the last seconds of the championship and

  • 1:53:40

    on coaching. I'm sure he didn't draw it up like that. But they had a twominute stretch that Houston, they had a

  • 1:53:46

    two-minute stretch, three minute stretch where they was just missing doing like they wasn't working for the best shots.

  • 1:53:53

    They could have got their last field goal was like 3 minutes on the clock or some [ __ ] I saw the stat. Yeah, bro. Like that's just It wasn't good coaching. You got to last four runs. You

  • 1:54:00

    got to run a play to get us a good shot. Go to the foul line. You got to run a play where we can get something going to

  • 1:54:06

    the basket. We can get an offensive rebound. It's just you and that championship. I don't feel like Florida should have been in that game at all. I

  • 1:54:12

    feel like when they was down 12, that easily was supposed to be 16. Go. Yes. Yeah, a couple plays that lead was about

  • 1:54:19

    that that building was about to get crazy. But gambling if you're asking me.

  • 1:54:25

    I looked up 2 seconds later, these [ __ ] up. I'm like, wait, what is going on here? Yeah, I thought it was a laugher the first half of the game. I I

  • 1:54:31

    I didn't expect it to to to even end the way it did. I stopped watching. I was more interested in the women's this year, but once once Duke was out, cuz

  • 1:54:37

    I'm a big Duke fan for a second. Hold up. This is Joe Button from the Joe Button

  • 1:54:43

    podcast, and I'm live on air. So, please don't say anything to incriminate you or

  • 1:54:49

    I. What's up, brother Joe? How you doing? I'm really well. We We have the mayor of

  • 1:54:57

    Gary on the phone. We have Eddie Melton on the phone. Make some noise. Eddie Melton, hold up. He called us up. Yes,

  • 1:55:04

    sir. Hey, man. I'm just hitting you up, baby, cuz I hit you a couple times, man. We've been playing phone tag, man. I'm

  • 1:55:10

    trying to come on the show, but I want to invite you to Gary, man, and show you what it's really about. I'm under a lot of fire for my remarks. They They on my

  • 1:55:17

    ass. We got They should be. No, come on. No, they shouldn't. Gary was a mess when I was out there. It was a mess. No, I'm

  • 1:55:24

    saying respectfully, though. I'm saying respectfully. Oh, well, yeah, they should be. They should be. I'm not I'm not mad at that. Denise Williams cursed

  • 1:55:30

    me out. We covered that earlier in the podcast. But listen, if if it's some

  • 1:55:35

    good [ __ ] going on, I'm with it. I'm with it. Like Ju said, I'm down. When we off air, I'll return this call. But I

  • 1:55:41

    look forward to it. All right, man. I appreciate you, man. Look forward to the opportunity and

  • 1:55:46

    let's set it up soon. Definitely. Definitely. Much love. Thank you, bro. All right. Peace. All right.

  • 1:55:55

    The greatest love of

  • 1:56:02

    all is easy to achieve.

  • 1:56:08

    No. [ __ ] y'all [ __ ] Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Sorry, Mark. I thought

  • 1:56:13

    that was big after Denise Williams cursed down for me to answer her on the air. Very big. Okay. Good job, my man.

  • 1:56:19

    Solid work. What we talking about, man? Oh, we talking about the the final. I mean, again, shout out to the team that

  • 1:56:25

    won. I just was rooting for Duke. The women's was the most disappointing national championship game I've seen in

  • 1:56:31

    a long time. I mean, obviously, I was rooting for Don Staley. I'm rooting for for South Carolina, but I just wanted a better game. I just wanted to see a

  • 1:56:37

    competitive game. That wasn't a competitive game. I mean, Yukon is a legendary team. You know, Coach Gino's a

  • 1:56:43

    legend, but like they were I mean, they weren't in the game after the first half or maybe even the first quarter. So, to me, that that's not the kind of national

  • 1:56:49

    game I want to see, especially after last year when Caitlyn Clark, you know, was was was squaring up against or the

  • 1:56:55

    whole team Iowa State last year. She was she was in championship last year. Yeah, they lost to you to to

  • 1:57:03

    that was last year. Last year. Last year. 12 months ago. 365 days ago, she was in the finals. Over the years,

  • 1:57:09

    [ __ ] No, y'all said two years. I said do you upset years? No, I I think I think um it lost its luster once Juju

  • 1:57:15

    got hurt. I think they were going to market it up against again Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Guju versus Paige,

  • 1:57:21

    and I think everybody's plans, all the marketing plans, all of that [ __ ] got scrambled once Juju got hurt. I agree. I

  • 1:57:28

    think that's right. I grew up and I think it would have gotten cuz they they kind of criticized them saying that uh

  • 1:57:34

    it didn't do what Caitlyn did last year, right? because Caitlyn was the star. Guju was the equivalent to Caitlyn of

  • 1:57:40

    this year. And I think they they they it [ __ ] up. I als hate that they put at three o'clock on a Sunday. Not me. I

  • 1:57:46

    think when women's basketball gets prime time, they do well. Even when they win against uh football, even when they go

  • 1:57:52

    and not not finals football, but um not, you know what I'm saying? When when they go against football, when they go

  • 1:57:57

    against NBA basketball, they do quite well in prime time. They put up big numbers. Um 3:00 on a Sunday to me

  • 1:58:02

    doesn't give them a ch a fighting chance to to succeed and put up the big numbers and they'll be like, "Hey ain't nobody watch it." Well, you put it at 3 o'clock on a Sunday. Whereas the men's is on was

  • 1:58:10

    it 8:00 on a Monday? Yeah. I mean, it's just a it's apples and oranges. Uh the comparisons, that's what I don't like.

  • 1:58:15

    But that's just me. But what pissed me off the most was this Akimuan [ __ ] on on

  • 1:58:20

    the Final Four. They didn't allow Akima onto the floor after Houston won. Yeah. [ __ ]

  • 1:58:29

    Joker fans. He's a He's a king of Yeah. And a [ __ ] that's working the rope

  • 1:58:34

    might be 22 years old and don't know the dream from the night. Somebody else in Houston. Is that what stopped him? Like

  • 1:58:41

    somebody at the rope didn't know who he was? He was. First of all, that old ass man at the desk was not no 22-y old. He

  • 1:58:47

    looked like he No, I'm just I'm just joking. No, I'm with you. I was saying if if it was a young, I'd be like, "All right, this dude look like a deacon at

  • 1:58:53

    the church." You know what I'm saying? And I'm making $16 an hour, big fella. I

  • 1:58:58

    don't know nothing. You can't come in here. You ain't got one of these. You don't got one of some ice [ __ ] Ice wouldn't let that [ __ ] in. Ice would

  • 1:59:04

    have called the police. Ice would have been like, "Yo, bro, I ain't letting you in." Hey yo, dog. You

  • 1:59:10

    don't Sorry, Dream. I hear you. Wake up. We get to this [ __ ] Is Is there

  • 1:59:17

    anybody I guess the reason I'm asking is first, do y'all have an expectation in certain places, cities, whatever, that

  • 1:59:22

    they should let you in with or without a pass? Yes. Yes. If you are aim the dream you are supposed to you personally like

  • 1:59:29

    like for example if I'm in Philadelphia I expect I don't expect to have to need a pass on a whole lot of [ __ ] right

  • 1:59:39

    I would assume you feel the same way in Jersey the west side of Jersey city or whatever right oh [ __ ] he need a pass on

  • 1:59:45

    yeah he need a pass on the world you said he got to check in he got to he going to pass

  • 1:59:52

    on they be playing with you there's a lot of places. My face card is good though, like on its own without

  • 1:59:59

    Mandy. A lot of places you just need me. Not nobody's plus one. Not to be

  • 2:00:04

    confused with Mandy getting me in. A lot of places just my face guard is good.

  • 2:00:10

    Wow. What y'all were saying that that shot was It took me a second to figure who that was for. It just took me a second to recalibrate. I still don't

  • 2:00:16

    know. Me neither. I have no idea. Is Mandy Are you Mandy plus one a lot? Never. Do y'all go places a lot? Does

  • 2:00:23

    Mandy think you are plus one? I was say when y'all go in, do they do they dab? Both of y'all. Yo, Jo. All right. Both y

  • 2:00:29

    like that. He potting. He

  • 2:00:35

    mean ain't seen that Dairy Queen in about 40 years though. It's cool. But anyway, u but like I'm saying I expect

  • 2:00:41

    your face. I know I've seen you outside. I know this place you expect to go. If you walk into any place in Queens, if you walk or you go any on a battle

  • 2:00:48

    scene, I would imagine you walk up in there, you ain't asking for no pass. No. But sometimes people require a pass, but

  • 2:00:55

    I would I fill away as well. Yeah. Depends on where I go. And you go where you invited. Yeah, that's what I'm

  • 2:01:00

    saying. Even if I'm not invited, I still go, too. If I'm not invited, I still go, [ __ ] But we not talking about when you saw

  • 2:01:06

    how I came outside. Yo, stop playing. You watch me outside. Stop playing. Yo, my [ __ ] I ain't going to lie, bro. You

  • 2:01:12

    You th

  • 2:01:17

    You see how how I am outside? All right, cool. But we not Don't use me to throw a shot at my man, [ __ ] No,

  • 2:01:23

    I'm going to keep shooting at him. Don't use me to throw a shot at you and separate being a plus one. No, I'm shooting at you. Yeah.

  • 2:01:30

    Let me hear it. I did it. I'm not invited to places. No, he No,

  • 2:01:35

    I'm trying to say you go where you invited. That's where you go. There's nothing wrong with that. You go

  • 2:01:41

    to [ __ ] No, there's no reason Hakea shouldn't have been at all cart blanching that

  • 2:01:48

    [ __ ] Like, I built this house. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? College and NBA like and in Houston it should be

  • 2:01:55

    like I mean that's like Michael Jordan in Chicago. You don't need no damn pass. So how did they rectify it? Did they fix it? They sent his ass home. That's like

  • 2:02:01

    when Kevin shake your ass like when Kevin tried on the on at the Super Bowl,

  • 2:02:07

    right? But at least with the Super Bowl different. Yo, I'm asking. The Super Bowl wasn't in Philly though. You get what I'm saying? Like I feel and

  • 2:02:13

    everybody knows Kevin Hart, right? And and the Super Bowl celebrities of celebrities. I think they should have let Kev in. At least I understand the

  • 2:02:18

    logic a little bit of saying you can't go on the stage with the team. They wouldn't even like Ke on the court in

  • 2:02:24

    Houston, the court he built. Like fam, y'all might have this whole gymnasium because of me. I don't care. Y'all heard

  • 2:02:30

    y'all just keep going. So I'll just take the other side of it for [ __ ] sake. Why should he be letting court? It's the

  • 2:02:36

    house he built. Because he built the house and he I think some people are so famous they should be allowed to do whatever they want. And yeah, I know

  • 2:02:41

    that sounds crazy. What was he going to do? Congratulate the team. Congratulate the team that just won a national. They haven't won a championship since then.

  • 2:02:50

    Since five slammer jammer. So you went to go in there and just say what's up. Flop five slammer jam. That's what that

  • 2:02:56

    was called. I know. But that's just funny the way you said it. All right. So if you if you went if he built it, if

  • 2:03:02

    this is the house he built, he know where the locker room is. I don't stop. Stop. I'm asking you a question. Does he

  • 2:03:08

    know where the locker room He knows where the locker room is? Yeah. Why didn't anybody else know he was there? They all knew he's there. Seven person 7

  • 2:03:14

    ft tall. 7 foot tall. So I'm still confused as to how the rope stopped him and he gets sent home. I don't get why

  • 2:03:20

    somebody yo that's let him on the [ __ ] court. I don't think he went home but when the dude stopped him but

  • 2:03:26

    then everybody doing you ain't see what Vernon Maxwell said. No, you know Vernon

  • 2:03:31

    Maxwell crazy. So Vera Maxwell like a month ago was on one of the sport podcast and talk about he just Vernon

  • 2:03:37

    Maxwell is a part of all the smoke now. Yes. Is heout? I ain't know that. Nice

  • 2:03:43

    job. Oh, that's good over there. So, Vera Maxwell talked about one time he disrespect I came and I came smacking.

  • 2:03:50

    It was the way the last one was at you. Hell yeah. So, story was [ __ ] hell.

  • 2:03:56

    So, Vernon just writes, "Hey yo, Dream, you got to forget you Muslim sometimes. Show these [ __ ] what the

  • 2:04:03

    hand does to the face. What the hand said to the face." Yo, dog. He can't

  • 2:04:08

    smack the rope, dude. But he could. He was so respectful. He basically look like I can get past you if I want to. Again, I'm saying make a big deal out of

  • 2:04:15

    I'm I'm going to respect your job, which I appreciate respecting people who did the right thing. No, he absolutely did the right thing. But did the right thing. Classic. Yeah. I respect people

  • 2:04:21

    who are just doing their job. I just hate the fact that that happens. Certain people [ __ ] trumps. If you were at a slaughter house reunion, you happen to

  • 2:04:27

    not perform that night, but you standing there, you should be able to walk. You should be able to come on stage. You know what I'm saying? Like some [ __ ] like you should just be able to do. I

  • 2:04:33

    think do they do their Oh yes. Y'all ain't [ __ ] man. Yes. I agree with

  • 2:04:40

    you. I also think that if you're a celebrity then it should be in your toolbox to know how to handle the

  • 2:04:46

    situation when it's not that way. That's fair. He did he and he did. He did it right and he did. Now you know some

  • 2:04:51

    other [ __ ] are going to make a big you know who I am and all that extra [ __ ] That ain't how that's done. He didn't do that. So So my last question I never

  • 2:04:58

    understood celebrities get offended by that too. Like you want to kind of be in places where they don't all know you.

  • 2:05:04

    Introduce yourself to people. Make your [ __ ] network bigger and expand. It's ego bro. This is don't make any sense.

  • 2:05:10

    That's stupid. Is there anybody whose face card is universal in this country? Like is there anybody who like like Snoop? Hey yo, no. You be Potter. You

  • 2:05:17

    are a potter. You're the best. Clear out y'all. What's up, my [ __ ] I've been with you. Will you tell a [ __ ] y'all

  • 2:05:24

    don't need no ID? My face is a ID. Mhm. At the doors of clubs that they wouldn't, yo, you got ID on you? No, I

  • 2:05:30

    don't need no ID. My face is a ID. How's that negate what I'm saying? Cuz you

  • 2:05:36

    ain't have the same respect for that guy that's doing his job. Oh, wait. Yes. As a celebrity, sometimes you need to

  • 2:05:42

    introduce yourself to people. You know, they're not going to know who they are, who you are. I said one v one and she bad.

  • 2:05:48

    Um, how how that was a solid gym. How old was I? How old was I in this story you told me?

  • 2:05:55

    Yeah, it was a long time ago. That's my point. You be doing that. You do that a lot. Hit the update. Hit the update button, man. Come on. Come with me to

  • 2:06:01

    the gym. Pull up. You say that. Pull up. Check the current vibe. See what it's like. You know what I mean? Oh, boy.

  • 2:06:06

    These [ __ ] get so just giving my current views today. N your face is the idea is better today.

  • 2:06:13

    I don't know if that's true. It is your [ __ ] I don't know that that's true. The idea is Benjamin. I don't know that that's true. Y talking about y'all go

  • 2:06:19

    always on the money. I don't I don't know that's true though. You don't think your notoriety today in society is

  • 2:06:25

    bigger than it was 15 years ago and more positive. 15 years ago I'm 29. I don't

  • 2:06:31

    know that. I don't know that. It is. It is. Okay. I'm just saying I don't know. I could argue the other side, but I

  • 2:06:37

    won't because it's a broadcast. But anyway, go ahead. No, 29, I would be six years removed from a top of top 40

  • 2:06:45

    single. My face plastered everywhere. That would be somewhere near the height of my

  • 2:06:51

    popularity. I would think my voice may be more known today. My face in New York

  • 2:06:57

    at 29, we were just broke. So them [ __ ] that was [ __ ] [ __ ] on me at the door, that's when the tables got

  • 2:07:02

    introduced in New York. Sure. It was like, "Oh, it's going to cost you 2500 to stand here." No, it's not. Cuz I'm going home, Joe. What? That's not true.

  • 2:07:10

    What's not true? Your face is way more popular today than you are. You're in the Super Bowl commercial, my [ __ ] What are you talking about? I'm I'm

  • 2:07:17

    riding my little scooter in the airport yesterday. I'm just riding my scooter. So, they had some hills. That's a nice

  • 2:07:23

    little song. Hills or heels? Hills. All right, we got to ask you, right? So,

  • 2:07:32

    just making sure. That was good. So, I'm just flying down there. No breaks. The dude is waiting at the bottom of the

  • 2:07:39

    hill and was like, "Yo, my [ __ ] I was going to turn the camera on so I could have I wish he would have done that." Right. Word. Like, yo, let me get a

  • 2:07:47

    picture. So, I know, [ __ ] if my face is recognizable.

  • 2:07:53

    Come on, my [ __ ] Stop. I just disagree. I just think my voice is more popular today. There's plenty of times

  • 2:07:58

    where I'll be around somebody I feel like shouldn't know me at all, like 60 plus, and it's not till I start talking

  • 2:08:04

    that they like, "Where you from? I know that voice. I know you." It happens a lot to

  • 2:08:09

    me. I know. And a lot of times [ __ ] that know your face, but don't be wanting to be on no Mhm. embarrassing

  • 2:08:15

    [ __ ] or no groupy [ __ ] or No, that's interesting. Yeah, cuz like my kids know who you are. They wouldn't obviously they weren't around for your height era.

  • 2:08:22

    So, I do think that there is a different thing. That's another level. I do think you're more visible. even know you rapped. Yeah. Well, got it. Cuz like my

  • 2:08:29

    step kids was weren't even born. Like my [ __ ] son wasn't Yeah. The bees generation people the bees are a loader.

  • 2:08:36

    Yeah. And then this morning I I was going to the airport this morning cuz they canceled my flight. I come outside

  • 2:08:41

    at 5:00 in the morning and the nigga's like, "Oh [ __ ] my nigga." And it's me.

  • 2:08:49

    Why you saying it's like that you don't sell yourself? I'm not doing that. What I'm saying is if my face is

  • 2:08:55

    recognizable, [ __ ] your face is recognizable in other countries. I went to other countries and [ __ ] recognize

  • 2:09:01

    me. So your face is way more recognizable. I went to the Cayman Islands, [ __ ] Matt, every country I go

  • 2:09:07

    to recognize me. Yo, I want to go home. Can I go home?

  • 2:09:12

    Why? Huh? Why, [ __ ] Cuz I hear the pod different. Yo, you're an idiot. Anyway,

  • 2:09:18

    but he asked you what country I just told him in the Cayman Islands. When I was in the Cayman Islands, a [ __ ] came from behind the bar all the way to where

  • 2:09:24

    I was. He made it sound like it was a bunch of When I went to DR, [ __ ] tried to take a picture in the bathroom. It was just Cayman Islands. Come on, [ __ ]

  • 2:09:31

    [ __ ] outside. [ __ ] is going outside.

  • 2:09:39

    So, he did. That's a [ __ ] messy. Yeah, I'm done. You hater. Don't worry, [ __ ] I know. I know, bro.

  • 2:09:46

    [ __ ] are idiots. [ __ ] know [ __ ] faces, boy. Stop downplaying yourself, [ __ ] do that. Huh? A lot of people I

  • 2:09:53

    wasn't doing that. I'm saying that in comparison to the popularity of Joe Button's face to my like it's night and

  • 2:09:58

    day. How do you How do you fend off the groupies? I don't have any groupies.

  • 2:10:09

    Hope they meme that too. I don't know.

  • 2:10:15

    Next question. No, no, no, no. Let that sit real quick. You don't have any groupies. Zero at

  • 2:10:22

    all. Maybe you just don't pay attention. Oh, yeah. There's one that you acknowledge and there's some that you don't acknowledge. That might be it. I

  • 2:10:27

    don't acknowledge any. He's got admirers. Admirers. Yeah. Yeah. Groupy. So when they tell you handsome, you say thank

  • 2:10:33

    you. Thank you. That that make him a groupy cuz No, don't reverse it. Don't reverse it. Don't reverse it. You're not

  • 2:10:39

    handsome, [ __ ] That's hate. That's hate. So hate, [ __ ] You got to tell your man who the

  • 2:10:46

    [ __ ] who the [ __ ] you think you talking to? Yeah, but how you got light eyes, boy. Look at

  • 2:10:55

    the eyes. Look, it's nice. You got nice eyes. Let me see. Look at me real quick. No, no, no, no. Your eyes are

  • 2:11:02

    like memorable and [ __ ] like that. No, he said look at him. Let me see. Look at me, bro. Using his eyes at the bar to

  • 2:11:07

    get the orange disgusting. The women like light eyes. Did you know that? Yo, can I get orange? And I heard that you

  • 2:11:12

    guys got like vision issues. Like that's Can you see? That's why you do that squint. There's a trick to that light eye [ __ ] You can't really see [ __ ]

  • 2:11:19

    That's why he squint. This guy is nuts, bro. He say he don't. No, he don't. No,

  • 2:11:24

    he don't say that. No, he admitted he got contact. He wears contacts. Yeah. Yeah. He wear clear [ __ ] Oh, he's admitting to the squint now.

  • 2:11:31

    Cuz he sat here and said, "I don't squint." Y'all got to stop saying I do not. He said that here before. I'm not

  • 2:11:37

    making that up. No, he said that when we actually said that when we were queens. Yep. Yep. He did. He said that before. I'm lying.

  • 2:11:42

    Can you respond, please? Cuz if you said that, that'd be wrong. To what? That you don't squint. You said that you don't squint.

  • 2:11:48

    I don't think I squint. Or if I'm squinting, I'm not squinting purposefully like for a picture. I'm not squinting my eyes.

  • 2:11:55

    Yeah, I might be squinting. It's not a squint, it's a smise. Oh, you talking about But but that is okay. That is the

  • 2:12:00

    pose. After you take the picture, do you look at them? Like, do you think you more gorgeous like that? You really do squint. But that's what [ __ ] do. Even

  • 2:12:07

    lightkinned squid, but you got to your face like this. It's the smise. The smile with your

  • 2:12:13

    eyes. Nah, he doing the the the baby I'm your shy squint. It's the smise.

  • 2:12:20

    Baby, I'm yours. Give me your love. Yo, you [ __ ]

  • 2:12:26

    look like you went to a shy audition. I got to take look at me real quick. Look at me real quick. Turned him around.

  • 2:12:31

    Hold on. Look at me real quick. I got to see what happen like when you take all when you take the whole hair off. If you

  • 2:12:36

    bald [ __ ] like Morris Chestnut or one of them, right? You look Let me see. Bro,

  • 2:12:42

    stop asking. You can't let that go. Let me see. Look at me. Let me see. Pimp

  • 2:12:48

    bald. He going You think he look crazy? What? He got to put some shades on.

  • 2:12:54

    He going to look He probably have no beard. That comforter freeze. This was like R&B

  • 2:13:02

    [ __ ] What? [Laughter] What?

  • 2:13:09

    Hey, you know the [ __ ] you know. Of course she knows this song. Yeah. No, I'm just I'm I was not in the video. I'm

  • 2:13:15

    just I'm back in high school in my head. Any of them shy Christopher Williams

  • 2:13:20

    I'll be sure [ __ ] put mail back in a whole different Raheem from Juice. Yeah. Like no darkkinned men. Raheem from

  • 2:13:27

    Juice. Oh, it was a phase. He's around Khil. I know who he is. It was a phase.

  • 2:13:32

    That's your homie. Wait. No. Lightkinned men were a phase. You saying? Yes. Oh, you do skin man now? Well, I'm talking

  • 2:13:39

    about high school. I'm What are you into now? Like as far as like No, cuz what like

  • 2:13:45

    are you I'm into a human being. I'm into Yes, I'm into a human being. No, I'm just saying the male persuasion. Yes, I

  • 2:13:53

    It has nothing to do with a You don't have a type a particular type now? No, not really. Okay. Yeah. Does that come with how you as how you progressed in

  • 2:14:00

    life agewise? I I don't I don't I don't know. It's how you progressed in life age wise. I don't want to because you

  • 2:14:06

    can't any I watch you try to be

  • 2:14:12

    respectful. I be [ __ ] up the respect Mark. You got to You got to hold me down sometime. Just be yourself. No, cuz she

  • 2:14:19

    [ __ ] you changed, right? No. What you want to say? No. The male appetite. I

  • 2:14:25

    like muscles. I like white guys and all, but does she Yeah. Shout out to you, man. Thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah.

  • 2:14:32

    Don't let none of these [ __ ] stop you. Okay. They can't appreciate the queen. All right. All

  • 2:14:38

    right. All right. Listen up. Dig her up. All right. Anyhoos, Mel, tell everybody

  • 2:14:43

    about the topic that you wanted us to start with in block A, the first one before music, before Drake, before

  • 2:14:50

    anything. Okay. We were commenting on the fact that it was kind of a slow news, you know, day, week, or whatever

  • 2:14:55

    the case was, but I was like, uh, there was national protest in every state in the country. And that's when my ignorant

  • 2:15:03

    ass said, "I didn't see nothing but sunshining and coffee. I didn't see it

  • 2:15:09

    was beautiful outside. I didn't see a protest nowhere." I was like, I was like, "Yo, nobody's talking about all the national protests that happened." It

  • 2:15:15

    feels like the media is suppressing it. Even on the news, I didn't see nothing. It feels like the media is is intentionally suppressing the fact that

  • 2:15:22

    there was national there was protests in every single state. What are they protesting about? They're protesting

  • 2:15:27

    Trump and Elon Musk. They're protesting tariffs. protesting the fact that people's savings and retirement and

  • 2:15:33

    401ks are dwindling. That's what they're protesting. They're protesting just like a [ __ ] hijack of the New York of the

  • 2:15:40

    [ __ ] US government. You know what I would like to know? And I know there's no way to really find out who all these people voted for. Yep. How many of you

  • 2:15:46

    protesters voted for? I would love to just be confirmed. Stop. Cuz that's that's why uh Kamla is under fire now

  • 2:15:53

    for doing all I told you so. And I do I do think it's a horrible time to say I told you so. And it's not even I told

  • 2:15:59

    you so. What I'm saying is just But that is how it comes. But how is it hard that she said that? Why is it hard for her to say? Yeah, she said it. She told you

  • 2:16:05

    ahead of time this is what's going to happen inside. I think it's hard. I hate when Hillary did it. I hate when

  • 2:16:12

    I don't Let somebody else say it. I mean, I'm not saying it wrong. Let somebody else say it. Sometimes you got

  • 2:16:17

    to let somebody do the dirty work for you, especially when it's [ __ ] See, I disagree with that. The Democratic party

  • 2:16:23

    has lost all their [ __ ] balls and sack for the past cowardly 10, 15 years.

  • 2:16:28

    So someone should be someone needs to speak up and say some [ __ ] Okay. But the Democratic party also has been

  • 2:16:34

    having trouble with a farm system and a candidate that the people can get behind which means that I'm finding a pro which

  • 2:16:40

    means that they have a problem with messaging. So even if you were correct,

  • 2:16:45

    how you made that palatable to the public was very off. It was very off. So

  • 2:16:51

    now you want to sit and say I told you so. Yeah, but you didn't deliver it in a way that that helped you at the polls.

  • 2:16:57

    One, and two, now when everybody is suffering, ain't the time to do that. I'm going to say this, it ain't the time

  • 2:17:02

    to do that when people are suffering. People [ __ ] up about you. Y'all know I said she ran a shitty campaign. I did. She ran a shitty campaign. But I watched

  • 2:17:10

    some of those debates and she outlined what's about to take place. She said it,

  • 2:17:16

    "Yo, you get in bed with a [ __ ] that don't respect you and he gonna [ __ ] eat you for lunch." She said that to him

  • 2:17:22

    face to face. We not I'm not arguing whether she's right. Oh, so now I think

  • 2:17:27

    to Parks's point, yo, the Democrats always doing what's quote unquote politically correct, the things that we

  • 2:17:33

    should and should not do. Now it's the time to go away from what the [ __ ] we've been doing and start playing this dirty

  • 2:17:38

    pool game that the Republicans have been playing. Here's why I don't like that. Here's why I don't like it. The only

  • 2:17:43

    thing I don't like about it is if the Democrats had said the right [ __ ] and people made the wrong choice, I would be

  • 2:17:49

    like, "Fine, give me I told you so." But Democrats spent I mean, you said yourself they ran a shitty campaign. I

  • 2:17:54

    think they spent way too much time not talking about economic issues, way too much time focusing on these little cultural issues. Yeah. And so now to be

  • 2:18:01

    like, we told you so. If I was a voter, I'd be like, you didn't tell me [ __ ] At least not enough. She She did. She might not have said it enough. That's my

  • 2:18:07

    point. Cool. That's why that's why I'm like, don't don't get on the high horse now. Like, y'all were so high and mighty riding this out. Yeah. I don't see. You

  • 2:18:13

    get what I'm saying? Just just because I don't think the Democrats messaging was strong enough for them to justify saying we told you so. I think that you can't.

  • 2:18:20

    No, I I agree with you as well. But I think that this I think that when Donald Trump's message was I'mma fix

  • 2:18:27

    [ __ ] the Democratic message might have been, "Yo, this is what we're going to do." Blah, blah, blah. Don't nobody want

  • 2:18:33

    to hear that. So it's not like she didn't say it. And again, she outlined a plan and he just said, "I'm going to fix it." Like broad strokes. Yes. And so now

  • 2:18:40

    I did outline what we were going to uh possibly do. He just said, "Yo, eggs high. I'mma fix eggs and gas." And y'all

  • 2:18:47

    [ __ ] ran with that. I think going back to the initial point is Republicans, especially Trump and his

  • 2:18:52

    administration and his people have successfully been saying whatever the [ __ ] to get people to get. They're

  • 2:18:59

    punching you in your face and the Democrats are going, "Nah, yo, you know, actually cheek." Yeah, you got to turn

  • 2:19:06

    the cheek. It ain't fair when you smack a [ __ ] Donald Trump around like Well, but here's the other. You can't

  • 2:19:11

    keep playing this politically correct cool game. I agree. But here's the other thing. Tactically, I don't know if it works because when people are catching

  • 2:19:16

    hell, nobody wants to hear, "I told you. I told you so." I think what your argument is totally separate from now, I

  • 2:19:22

    told you so. We getting away from the point. No, I disagree. I think that I think what's going to happen is I told you so. I told you so. I told you so. Is

  • 2:19:28

    going to now start winning in the the congressional primaries. I told y'all [ __ ] what's going on. Uh-huh.

  • 2:19:35

    And now [ __ ] going to be like, that's more like bitter rubbing in your face. That's what I'm saying. I don't even take it as ah. No, it's But what's going

  • 2:19:42

    to happen is that we trying to win the Congress back. Oh, not we cuz I'm not necessarily But you know what people do?

  • 2:19:47

    I think solution based like you you should be solution. So what at a at

  • 2:19:56

    a time like this is at a time like this it got to be solution. How should you win the primaries back in Congress? I

  • 2:20:01

    told y'all this was going to happen. So now when we come back, nobody want to be talked to like

  • 2:20:06

    that or feel like they're being talked down to at a time when Donald Trump telling calling [ __ ] fat and all this

  • 2:20:11

    other [ __ ] and the world resonated with his message. So now y'all that goes back to me talking about the Democrats don't

  • 2:20:16

    even know that party don't even know how to speak to the voters. They don't know how to speak to the voters. They doing a terrible job. I can't speak to the econ

  • 2:20:21

    the tariff issues. I haven't studied this enough to but I have spoken to a lot of voters on like the Middle East just as another example. M and as the

  • 2:20:28

    bombings are continuing overseas, people are doing the same thing. We told you all this Trump was going to be worse

  • 2:20:34

    than common loan. We told you, we told you, we told you. And as people's [ __ ] is being set on fire, people's children are being killed. Nobody is feeling good

  • 2:20:41

    about hearing that. I told you. So, and voters are saying it's not going to make them more likely to vote. Now, tariffs are a different issue. I again, I don't

  • 2:20:46

    I don't want to speak on something I don't know enough about, but what I will say is historyto historically voters don't always voters generally don't

  • 2:20:52

    respond well to I told you so. They tend to respond to this [ __ ] is broke. Why don't you try this thing next time? You

  • 2:20:58

    know what I mean? And and that's what I would want to hear more from. Like if I if Con is gonna be the head of the party because Hillary Clinton did this and

  • 2:21:04

    she's not. But this other thing and I'm agreeing she's not. I'm disagreeing with her. I disagree with you because what

  • 2:21:10

    what Donald Trump did was I told y'all so look at what Joe Biden been doing. I'm going to do something totally

  • 2:21:16

    different. Yeah. If today when you hear him talk, they don't talk about what the Republicans are doing to get things

  • 2:21:21

    right. You know what they keep saying? Yo, Sleepy Joe did this. anything that's wrong. Yo, Kamla did this, y'all. Y'all

  • 2:21:29

    bugging the [ __ ] out. Joe Biden did this. So, it worked. Here's why I don't think it's a fair comparison. One, they

  • 2:21:34

    it wasn't in a moment of crisis, right? Part of how you think we had the same economic crisis under Biden. No, that's

  • 2:21:41

    my point. Wait, wait, wait. Let me finish. Let me answer you. I think that [ __ ] was [ __ ] up under I didn't ask a question. I was you, you asked me how. I

  • 2:21:47

    I I was saying what I'm saying is it's easier when you're in a moment of relative stability to convince people

  • 2:21:53

    that [ __ ] could be better. And part of what Trump comes in and says is look at sleep like look at sleepy Joe. You could

  • 2:21:59

    be making so much more. We were so much better under me even though there's no crisis at least do. No. Let me and I want to add add to your point. The

  • 2:22:06

    Republican party has found their Aaron judge. He could go out there and say

  • 2:22:12

    whatever the [ __ ] he want to say. They found their superstar person. And that's the second thing. Whatever the cockamani

  • 2:22:18

    message is, the majority is going to agree. The Democrats don't even have that person. N so a lot of this they

  • 2:22:24

    lose on just sheer personality before we get to messaging. And Trump and Trump has a cult-like base that doesn't care about issues. They're not fundamentally

  • 2:22:31

    they're not voting based on Trump's policy. They're voting based on Trump. Trump could, like he said, I could go on Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody.

  • 2:22:37

    Democrats need their Dwayne Johnson, Steven A, or whoever the [ __ ] Stephen A. I don't even like hearing this. Like

  • 2:22:43

    did all of this [ __ ] just said, "Oh, we on the wrong route. We ain't about to win in 2029 either. If we talking like this, they going again. I think I think

  • 2:22:52

    everything that we saying I don't think we on opposite sides of the I think what you're saying is yo, we don't have a

  • 2:22:58

    representative, right? Cool." And I think that the old the old way of doing democratic [ __ ] has not worked.

  • 2:23:06

    So I think that there has to be a new way. and you following these old politically correct I'mma just be the

  • 2:23:12

    good guy turn the other cheek trends they have proven not to work okay but the Democratic party is almost like the

  • 2:23:20

    radio people finding out about the internet they are the last people to find out that their way and how they've

  • 2:23:26

    been gathering metrics and speaking to people is not in the wrong the Republicans have been ahead I mean right

  • 2:23:32

    so the Republicans have just been ahead of this particular issue for a little while and now the rep u the tongue

  • 2:23:38

    twister. And now the Democrats are looking for their But they started late. You Yeah, they started late. I agree. We

  • 2:23:45

    all agree there needs to be a different response to this moment than they've done historically. I just think the

  • 2:23:50

    first time I got locked up, my brother, the lawyer, came to get me out. And while I was sitting there, I was it was

  • 2:23:55

    helpful, too. I still had to stay the weekend, but he, you know, you know, he let me stay there for a long time talking to him until he went to the club. And anyway, he said to pissed me

  • 2:24:02

    off, but anyway, he said, "I told you." So he started breaking down to me all the [ __ ] I did [ __ ] up and why I shouldn't have been there. I didn't want

  • 2:24:08

    to hear that [ __ ] right then. All I wanted him to do was tell me how I was going to get home. Once I got home, he could tell me all that [ __ ] But right

  • 2:24:13

    in this moment, I just want you to get me out of here. That's how people feel right now. Telling people what in this

  • 2:24:19

    moment of crisis what they did wrong. Nobody wants to hear that [ __ ] and they're not going to be able to hear it. They're going to get defensive, mad. There's plenty of people that voted for

  • 2:24:25

    Trump that are looking at the state of things and saying, "I made a mistake. I may have been wrong on some of the reasons why I did it." It don't matter.

  • 2:24:31

    We in the thick of things. We in the thick of things. Who cares? So what now? So what? Now we all got to get on the same page. And this is without me

  • 2:24:38

    knowing that there was protesting anywhere. So please So CNN just released an article about the tariffs. It basically says tariffs on China are set

  • 2:24:44

    to uh rise to at least 104% on Wednesday, which is [ __ ] mindblowing.

  • 2:24:50

    So he's set to impose an astounding 104% in levies across Chinese all Chinese imports on Wednesday. Um and this comes

  • 2:24:57

    on top of Chinese tariffs that were in place prior to they're going back and forth. Like it's How do y'all feel about

  • 2:25:02

    the terrorist plan? I'm sorry, Mel. Long long term. Long-term. Every major every

  • 2:25:09

    long term is his administration. Four years. Five. Let's call it five. I think it fails. They're calling it an economic

  • 2:25:14

    winter and they're calling it a recession that rivals the Great Depression. Every major economist is

  • 2:25:21

    sounding the alarm that this is the absolute worst thing that can happen. They're world leaders from I don't know

  • 2:25:26

    how many countries are saying this is you he you got to stop him. They had

  • 2:25:31

    seven Wharton economists right up Wharton is they gra like they business school and they said yo the [ __ ] that

  • 2:25:38

    he's doing none of them agreed with it and they all ousted it. I think that the

  • 2:25:44

    message behind what he's doing is resonating with the people more which is we lost the country right and we got to

  • 2:25:50

    get it back. I'm not disagreeing with that. Theoretically, how you going about

  • 2:25:55

    doing that is nuts, my [ __ ] Like, yo, fam, you can't just go in the house and say, "Yo, y'all live here. All right,

  • 2:26:01

    I'm I'm going to remodel the whole house at one time. Get out with nowhere to live." So, y'all just got to sleep in that corner while we No, I'm going to do

  • 2:26:07

    the bathroom first and then I'm going to do this room first. I think it's a slow process and a slow process. I want to preface anything I have to say in this

  • 2:26:14

    conversation with it's not necessarily reflective of my thoughts and views. I just want to try to have the

  • 2:26:19

    conversation. Be objective. Yeah. Why can't he do that? Because you hurt so many people in the process that

  • 2:26:27

    people are going to get hurt. See, I think he look at people as collateral damage. And I think he don't look at people period. I think that his destroy

  • 2:26:33

    and rebuild thing, right? That's why I just have a hard time when y'all get to talking about the world leaders and

  • 2:26:38

    their response cuz whatever the [ __ ] they plan was and what been going on ain't been popping. No, I'm not talking.

  • 2:26:44

    I do think that you need somebody with radical views to do something totally against the grain and get [ __ ] popping

  • 2:26:51

    to see real change. I think that let me just land. I'm not disagreeing. And I think that part of why he feels so

  • 2:26:57

    empowered to do so is because we are the biggest consumer. So if I'm the biggest consumer

  • 2:27:04

    and I'm doing all of the spending Mhm. then Yeah. When I walk in Louis Vuitton,

  • 2:27:10

    I'm putting my dick on the table. But there's a No. Wait, am I off? No, but No, you're not. But this is the thing,

  • 2:27:16

    right? It's it's too I'm sorry, Mel. Go ahead. No, I was going to say the larger problem here is not necessar it's not

  • 2:27:22

    necessarily what Trump is doing, even though it's [ __ ] huge. It's the fact that Elon Musk is in is in office. He's

  • 2:27:29

    he's got he's got this he's got this agency that's shrouded in mystery. He has access to everything. Cart blanch

  • 2:27:36

    [ __ ] authority to do whatever he wants. They're firing uh federal employees, gutting federal agencies, and

  • 2:27:43

    this guy's a [ __ ] foreigner. He's not He wasn't elected into office. Like, what the This is insane. She said she's

  • 2:27:49

    the cutest. What? She's I just thought the foreigner part was funny. He's coming from a foreigner. But yeah,

  • 2:27:55

    but I shouldn't be allowed to do [ __ ] either. You know what I'm saying? And as a foreigner, you should say foreigner. Cooler. Foreigner. It should be a cooler

  • 2:28:02

    way that foreigner. Yo, listen. You're right. I think again I'm telling you I

  • 2:28:08

    think his mindset is right. When you are in government, your job is governance.

  • 2:28:14

    So you can't take your constituents and say, "Fuck y'all. I could care less how y'all get along. I'm going to do X."

  • 2:28:20

    Because now the people to ISIS point are collateral damage. Fam, in DC, I read a

  • 2:28:25

    report that over the last 3 months, 8,000 houses went up for sale. DC is one of the highest um cost of living in the

  • 2:28:33

    country. fam. So now you just gonna wipe out that whole [ __ ] the houses. We talking about the gas stations. We

  • 2:28:38

    talking about the cleaners. We talking about the nightclubs. We talking about the waw wa or all of that [ __ ] suffers.

  • 2:28:44

    So if your whole thing that you ran on was economic progress, you are now saying, "Fuck y'all. I could care less

  • 2:28:52

    about progress." And some of this [ __ ] is egotistical. Let me let me let me ask you a question today. Just I'm not

  • 2:28:58

    saying I agree with it either. What if my goal is economic progress, but the

  • 2:29:04

    road is going to be bumpy for a while? I think you roll it out slow. [ __ ] got to get real [ __ ] I think you roll it out slow. I think you roll it I think you

  • 2:29:11

    roll it out slow for the humanity piece. I think you can't just say [ __ ] all of these. In my opinion, you can't cuz

  • 2:29:17

    what's happening is he But I think y'all agree in there. I I think it contradicts his uh Trump point and his uh broad

  • 2:29:25

    scope of what's going I think he don't give a [ __ ] about the middle class and under. Exactly. And what what makes up

  • 2:29:30

    90 something% of the country? Yeah. Okay. I'm fine. Middle middle class and under. So cool. So now you going to have

  • 2:29:37

    this this this this 10% that is cool. But now the rest

  • 2:29:43

    of your cuz again we in government. This is not a corporation even though the United States is a corporation but you

  • 2:29:48

    can't run it like that. But for him if he's focused on the ecosystem then yeah I need to incentivize the people that

  • 2:29:54

    actually run the ecosystem. And I wanted to address I'm not agree necessarily agreeing with him. We're just having a

  • 2:29:59

    conversation. Your Louis Vuitton point. Yo, if I spend mad money in Louis Vuitton, I could put my dick on the table. Yes. Cool.

  • 2:30:07

    China can say, "Yo, I'm supplying 80% of your goods, 70% of your goods. You need

  • 2:30:15

    me more than I need you." That's a fact. That That's a super important point. That's a very China China isn't Joe

  • 2:30:20

    Button in this example, not the United States. But that's a temporary point. If if I'm on some build and destroy, it's

  • 2:30:25

    not. It's a temporary part. How long it's going to take you to build? Well, we don't know that part yet. And and in and in your building process. Well, and

  • 2:30:33

    in your building process, your people are suffering. We got that part, but he's already willing to make that, he

  • 2:30:39

    don't care about that part. So, if I'm just trying to change the [ __ ] I have to start somewhere. So, even if that

  • 2:30:46

    says when they was talking that build the wall [ __ ] uh last time, like I was like, "Well, how the [ __ ] long is that

  • 2:30:52

    going to take?" He ain't okay. As long as the wall go up, it go up here. If it take 5 to 10 years, he started and now

  • 2:30:58

    his administration goes down as the one that's responsible for changing how the [ __ ] goes. And and I think you could do

  • 2:31:04

    he's on some America the great. We could do it here. We'll build the [ __ ] ourselves. We don't need these [ __ ]

  • 2:31:09

    Yada yada yada. I'm not saying it's right or wrong. No, I I again I'm not but I do understand the thinking what

  • 2:31:15

    he's saying. I'm not totally against what he's saying. I'm not totally against what he's saying. me personally. I'm not totally against what he's saying

  • 2:31:21

    cuz I think theoretically he has a good point. I think we've leveraged our

  • 2:31:26

    consumerism and we made all of these countries around the world strong. If you look at India, if you look at China,

  • 2:31:32

    if you look at some of these countries, their [ __ ] uh whole GDP is predicated on us giving the money. Whether it's

  • 2:31:39

    outsourcing telemarketing jobs or outsourcing econ like accounting, manufacturing, accounting,

  • 2:31:44

    manufacturing, all our [ __ ] Cool. When we want to get these jobs back, it's a slow process. You understand what I'm

  • 2:31:50

    saying? You can't. In my op, this is my opinion. I think it's impossible to get them jobs back. That's the problem cuz

  • 2:31:56

    Americans are not doing it for what they were doing for over there. That may be true. But what I'm saying is whether it

  • 2:32:03

    was Trump or somebody else, the person that comes in looks at hundreds of

  • 2:32:09

    trillions of debt and says, "You know what? I'm going to attempt to get this together." M and then pulls out the

  • 2:32:15

    accountant and just starts, all right, this don't go in no more, that person is going to be looked at as the bad guy.

  • 2:32:21

    You know what this also doesn't address? What this also doesn't address because what he's trying to talk what he's doing is he's saying that the US no longer

  • 2:32:28

    manufactures their own goods. And so, but what he's also not like

  • 2:32:34

    addressing is the fact that we also don't have the skilled labor force that

  • 2:32:40

    would be able to occupy those jobs because guess what? He just shipped them all out of the [ __ ] country. He

  • 2:32:45

    didn't do that. No, that's part of his pitch. His pitch is I'm creating more jobs. He didn't show but with people who don't have the skills. China just

  • 2:32:51

    literally made like an ad and it was all of these, you know, regular

  • 2:32:57

    Americans sewing, you know, sewing bras and sewing like, you know, like making all of these things that we use for our

  • 2:33:04

    daily lives. And it was basically China saying, "You do not have the skilled labor force to occupy the jobs that you

  • 2:33:10

    say you're bringing back to the country." Oh, finally let's have a real talk about stereotypes. I'll tell you all the Americans that I don't want

  • 2:33:16

    working for me. I think that's insulting. Oh, no. That's that's the insinuation. We could have the labor

  • 2:33:22

    force to do anything around the country. The problem is the people that are over here going to make $22 an hour or $17 an

  • 2:33:29

    hour. So now where's that sneakers? Where's that going to where's that going to where's that going

  • 2:33:36

    to fool. It's true though. It's true. He's absolutely right. We are [ __ ]

  • 2:33:42

    coddling these 10 year olds. Put their little asses working fingers. Hey, hey, Jordan's got to come from somewhere.

  • 2:33:49

    You guys are ridiculous. That is horrible. What's the price of them Jordans going to be? What's the price of them Levis

  • 2:33:55

    going to be? What's the price of the iPhone? What's the No, I know. What's the price of the cars? And so that's the [ __ ] that we going to be bitching about.

  • 2:34:01

    So even if his plan works, what's going to happen when cuz the greedy ass company owners are not going to take

  • 2:34:07

    less of a profit margin. No, dog. Right now. Right now, today the

  • 2:34:13

    the new Nintendo Switch was supposed to go up for pre-order.

  • 2:34:18

    [ __ ]

  • 2:34:24

    [ __ ] let me [ __ ] land. There is a point here to what you just said. It was supposed to go up for pre-order.

  • 2:34:30

    Nintendo canceled it for America. You cannot order it because they said, "Yo, we don't know how much it's going to cost due to terrorists. It's not made

  • 2:34:37

    here. So, sorry y'all. We We not releasing yet. This is, you know, it's just one little piece. Like, it's gonna

  • 2:34:42

    start happening with everything else. I heard Cory was saying earlier, Mercedes say, "Yo, there's no more cars this year." I just got an email that said,

  • 2:34:48

    "All all your little parts, they're going up." I just that's happened to me this my they come from overseas and the

  • 2:34:53

    companies are not going to take the loss. If he going to charge us X on the tariffs, we going to charge y'all X in

  • 2:34:59

    the So, we coping genesises now, [ __ ] That that's American Japanese. Japanese.

  • 2:35:05

    What's American? What's American? Nothing. Couldn't tell you. A Ford Buick. A Buick. Oh, I like Buicks. You

  • 2:35:12

    wouldn't drive one. I would drive one. I drive Buick crazy to the store. Yo, you think I'm some party I'm not today. And

  • 2:35:18

    you manipulate the airwaves to paint the picture of that nasty person. I would drive a Buick. And if you hung out with

  • 2:35:24

    me today, you would know I would drive a Buick. Buick. Cadillac. Yeah. Yeah. Oh,

  • 2:35:29

    yeah. Yeah. Ford. Yeah. And I manipulate the airways. That's all he does. That's all he does. That's what he said. That's

  • 2:35:35

    all he does. All he does is manipulate the airwaves. That's what we This guy's a nutcase. And

  • 2:35:44

    you can manipulate it if you build it. Shut up, [ __ ] This is the one thing I would Yeah, I guess. Can't argue with that.

  • 2:35:50

    Yeah. Shut up, man. This is the one thing I would add to the conversation. I I just think empires fall. Every empire

  • 2:35:56

    in human history is fallen. We're Rome. Yeah. They just Yeah, we're Rome. We're Rome right now. And from 1945 until now,

  • 2:36:03

    or maybe about 5 years ago, the United States has been the superpower. There was a moment we were the shared superpower toward the end of this

  • 2:36:09

    empire. But we are in decline. Trump's plans are based on this idea. It's like

  • 2:36:14

    a rapper that thinks they can make the comeback. You know what I'm saying? Or or athlete that thinks they can make the comeback. That's a good one. We can't

  • 2:36:20

    make this comeback. The nations, the the basic nations, Brazil, South Africa, India, China, they they're on the rise.

  • 2:36:27

    We don't have the military power to defeat these nations. We don't have the economic power and we don't have the diplomatic power because we lost the

  • 2:36:33

    other two. You can only you can only negotiate when you so the idea of going to Louis dick on the table dick on the table is a great example. It's just

  • 2:36:39

    China is is the person with the moderately sized penis putting it on the table. I don't see you or anyone else

  • 2:36:46

    convincing America of that of those things. I don't think America believes that at all. They don't whether they

  • 2:36:51

    believe it or not but they believe in it based on some egotistical ideal of what the country Well rapper don't think that

  • 2:36:57

    he washed up. watch the ball player don't think he but you know when they find out you know when they find out when they get back when somebody drop 40

  • 2:37:03

    on him or when the record don't sell. Yeah but in the same example I like that example the watch rapper does have a shot

  • 2:37:10

    maybe he does have a shot but then you say sorry it's not a good example but well because they're not really watch

  • 2:37:15

    we're playing we're playing probabilities no we're talking about a washed up rapper and the chances would be even what put it at 3%. It's a shot,

  • 2:37:24

    right? But the problem is what's the the difference with watch the rapper is if the other 97 plays out, nobody loses

  • 2:37:30

    anything. Nobody you playing you playing a 3% probability with the lives of millions and millions and millions of

  • 2:37:36

    people. There's a 97% chance this is going to end up disastrous. And and again, I don't know I don't know enough

  • 2:37:41

    about e economics to speak to it intelligently. So I try I don't try not to talk about things I don't know about. But what I will say is every economist

  • 2:37:48

    that I've spoken to and I did an interview on Alazer last week with uh Richard Wolf who's one of the leading economists in the world and he

  • 2:37:54

    brilliantly laid out just like these Wharton economists that this can't work. Yeah. So for me I agree I I think we all

  • 2:38:00

    saying the same thing. We needed a radical alternative. We need this a departure from the status quo. This is just a bad one. It's just a bad one.

  • 2:38:06

    That's all. I think or is just done too abruptly. I also not to sound Trumpy

  • 2:38:11

    again. I also don't want to hear [ __ ] come tell me my idea is bad if ain't nobody else got an idea.

  • 2:38:16

    That's not true. I've heard that before. I think I think what happens with him is when a [ __ ] come with an idea that

  • 2:38:21

    don't coincide with my idea, you got fired. Yes. Or yo, Mr. Trump, I don't

  • 2:38:27

    think we should be doing it this way. You fired. Mhm. Fam, he sat and told the Republican [ __ ] in Congress, if y'all

  • 2:38:33

    don't like Elon Musk, you could get out of here. Mhm. People got kids to raise and college tuitions to pay and

  • 2:38:40

    mortgages in high ass DC. I don't [ __ ] with Elon Musk, boy. I own one of them Cyber Trucks. I would write Toyota on

  • 2:38:46

    the back like them [ __ ] doing. I would write [ __ ] Buick or some [ __ ] dog. Right on the back. So So that

  • 2:38:52

    that's the point. Like, yo, fam, I'm going to get along because I got bills to pay. I don't think the Republicans

  • 2:38:57

    [ __ ] with him. Here's a stupid question. 5 seconds or less. Where do y'all think humans come from?

  • 2:39:04

    Monkeys. Adams. I have no idea. Humans were created. I always say that by

  • 2:39:09

    another species. Adams. We got monkeys. We got a different something something created us hybrid like like the sea

  • 2:39:16

    monkey [ __ ] they used to have back for the kids and [ __ ] We were we were an experiment and then left

  • 2:39:21

    ish flip. Listen, I don't know. I don't know that.

  • 2:39:26

    Yeah, I don't know. We've been talking all this political [ __ ] Stephen A. Smith announced yesterday on his Twitter

  • 2:39:32

    that he is now open to running for president. that previously he said it was off the table,

  • 2:39:39

    but now he after looking at the country and the state that it's in, and after looking at the lack of candidates, the l

  • 2:39:46

    the lack of a bench that Joe talked about that he is considering a run for president and that he'll let us know in

  • 2:39:52

    2026 2027 to be sure in 2027. I'm going to let you know how the public uh looks

  • 2:39:58

    at all that Max Kellerman [ __ ] in hindsight.

  • 2:40:07

    Trumpish. That's all I have on the matter. Trumpish. I don't have nothing else on the matter. [Music]

  • 2:40:12

    I don't I'm not saying nothing else in the matter. Stephen A is a friend of the show. Same. I [ __ ] with him. I see what

  • 2:40:18

    he doing. If you had 2% of whatever, maybe you do the same. Some of his actions over recent years will be called

  • 2:40:25

    into question if he ends up on That's all I'm saying. My advice to him, and I

  • 2:40:30

    love Stephen A, he's my friend, is you just signed a $100 million deal. Keep that for five years. It's 20 million a

  • 2:40:37

    year. Do not jeopardize the brand. Cuz once you run for president, half the ESPN audience don't [ __ ] with you. One

  • 2:40:44

    side or the other. I don't care what what you half of them don't [ __ ] with. And I don't know if you can ever recover that. So unless you're sure you're going

  • 2:40:50

    to win, and I'm sure he is not. That's not safe to say. What? That you lose

  • 2:40:55

    half of the ESPN audience. You will. You don't know that. Okay. Well, how about that? I don't know that ESPN as a whole

  • 2:41:01

    is not really covertly a right-wing channel altogether. It could be. Oh, you saying it could be more. Yeah. Oh, yeah.

  • 2:41:07

    I'm saying it could be worse. He's running as a Democrat. That's the thing. He's going to run as a Democrat. So, he's running against MAGA. He's running

  • 2:41:13

    against JD Vent. That's what I'm saying. I'm saying all them NASCAR watching [ __ ] ain't going they suddenly not going to think that Stephen A is all

  • 2:41:19

    right with me. They're going to start saying we don't [ __ ] with him. Depending on what he says. And ain't no way to run for president and not say something

  • 2:41:25

    against them if you run to win. I don't know that to be true either, Mark. I I don't know that that's true. I think

  • 2:41:31

    this we just said that the Democrats have had a a problem with messaging. Oh, you said if he run, just don't say [ __ ]

  • 2:41:37

    Or say something that appeals to all. Or he could get up there on his OJ [ __ ] I

  • 2:41:42

    don't see color. He could You don't know what he might say as a black man running. That's fair. I mean, I would say based on his his recent press run

  • 2:41:50

    where he's been given political opinions, but nobody they still think it's cute cuz he's still mainly talking about basketball and he could pivot cuz

  • 2:41:57

    people pivot when they run for office. That's fair. But if he don't pivot and he stays the track he's on, I don't

  • 2:42:02

    think it's worth it. I, you know, I was asked to run for Green Party vice president uh in in 16. And the reason I

  • 2:42:08

    didn't run Slow down for a minute, what?

  • 2:42:14

    Just slow down. My BP look like me.

  • 2:42:21

    He be saying [ __ ] so smooth. You got asked to run for Green Points. Green

  • 2:42:26

    Party. Green Party, [ __ ] Green Party. Green. Brooklyn, [ __ ] I thought that's

  • 2:42:33

    what he was talking about, [ __ ] My brother. Yo, the Green Party. Jill Stein was at the top of the ticket and she

  • 2:42:39

    asked me to be her running mate in 2016. And um she called me in July July of

  • 2:42:45

    2016 and said, "Do you want to run?" And I I I had the same consideration. I mean, obviously I I won't go to win, but

  • 2:42:51

    I had the same considerations like what assuming I don't win. What's at stake?

  • 2:42:57

    Are you single in 2016? What hour is this in the show?

  • 2:43:03

    Oh, yeah. I was single enough. Yeah. Yeah. I was outside. Got it. Got it. Got it. Yeah. Got it. And but here's what I

  • 2:43:10

    thought. I thought a couple things. One, if Donald Trump loses, that's not true. My my first thought was financial.

  • 2:43:17

    When you run for president, you have to leave all your journalism jobs. You cannot have a journalism job and run for political office. So, they they let you

  • 2:43:24

    out of your contract to do it. Now, if they [ __ ] with you, cuz this happens on CNN all the time. All those political commentators that run for Senate, they

  • 2:43:30

    CNN lets them out of their contract or MSN MSNBC or whoever, they let you out of the contract and then once your run

  • 2:43:35

    is over, they just give you a new deal. But if they don't like you, they use that as the out clause and don't give

  • 2:43:41

    you the new deal. They don't have to give you a new deal cuz that's in all the clauses. Stephen A would be banking that after

  • 2:43:48

    his run is over that ESPN would welcome him back with another deal. And they might, you know, and I'm speculating on

  • 2:43:54

    his deal, he could have a very unique deal, but this is 99% of deals. But if you say the wrong thing on that trail or

  • 2:43:59

    something gets exposed or this m, you know, all these stories come up from the past. I'm not talking about personal I'm talking about professional stuff. You

  • 2:44:05

    might be in a worse negotiating position. Yeah, there you could be worth 200 million. I'm on the other side of

  • 2:44:12

    that. Or you could be worth I think this is the beginning of Stephen A kissing ESPN goodbye as a whole altogether. I

  • 2:44:20

    think that he may have learned some things during this negotiation process that left him a little peeved. I don't

  • 2:44:26

    really know that that 20 million number is a number that he was happy with. And if you do this presidential [ __ ] win,

  • 2:44:32

    lose, or draw, draw. What comes from that? The numbers that these [ __ ] get on the book tip, on the speaking tip, I

  • 2:44:39

    don't think he's looking at 20 million a year ever again. Peace. I think this would be the proper

  • 2:44:45

    propelling of his independent career if it goes well. And now I have a

  • 2:44:52

    podcast. I'm don't want to tell you about the money that the Obamas have gotten in podcast world without releasing a thing. That's true. You did

  • 2:44:58

    say they also won. No, that that's that's two. It's that's a two-part thing. You did say also if you're a

  • 2:45:04

    journalist, they let you out your contracts, right? Yeah. They force you out of your contract.

  • 2:45:09

    You can have an out. Who says it's not consistent issue? The the Obama's got mult multiple podcast bags. Yeah. Oh,

  • 2:45:17

    yeah. They got huge. They got I know they got I know they got the one big one. No, they got multiple big ones. Not

  • 2:45:24

    just one. Okay. Yeah, they got you know they they getting crazy. They got some some different [ __ ] But again, [ __ ] worked out well. When is there going to

  • 2:45:29

    be a time when Michelle or Barack can't walk in office and say, "I'm demanding uh eight figures to talk." There's not

  • 2:45:36

    going to be a time where that don't happen. You could go do a commencement speech for a university and get seven

  • 2:45:42

    figures. Yeah, but but that's because they won you. We wouldn't say that about Howard Dean. We wouldn't say that about

  • 2:45:49

    John Edwards. I mean, there's a lot of people who There was a moment where they were the [ __ ] John Edwards is rich, though. But yeah, but but he can't he

  • 2:45:56

    can't get a speech at at Kings in front of Kings, right? Like there's a way that you just can't I wouldn't risk it if I

  • 2:46:03

    were him. And then the other thing is how does your core audience feel about you? The reason I didn't go on the VP ticket was if Trump wins and I didn't

  • 2:46:10

    and I thought Hillary Clinton was going to win. I did too. But I said if Trump wins and we're the

  • 2:46:16

    spoiler, black people are going to hate me. Oh yeah. Yeah. So, I'm just saying if JD Vance wins or if the wrong person

  • 2:46:23

    wins and and and he's part of a ticket that took away votes, people are going to resent the [ __ ] out of people. People

  • 2:46:28

    hate tweet me every day for just voting green, right? They send Jill Stein death threats for being the candidate. I'm

  • 2:46:36

    just saying Stephen A has managed to make a wonderful brand. There's no one like him. He's the best at what he does

  • 2:46:44

    ever. I don't know. I It just seems like too much of a risk with too little of a reward.

  • 2:46:50

    All right. We did it, y'all.

  • 2:46:57

    That was a real good We killed it. We killed that [ __ ] And I let it rock. I didn't step on it. We did our mature

  • 2:47:03

    thing. Tariffs president. We did it, right? We did it. We did it. Hey.

  • 2:47:09

    [Laughter] All right. We do have a part of the show

  • 2:47:15

    from someone named Don P. What up, Don? What's up, BP? Don P

  • 2:47:22

    says, "Hey, entire JBP cast, I have a difficult question I need help with. I

  • 2:47:27

    found out some years back that my mother's father, my grandfather, was not her biological father. When I brought up

  • 2:47:35

    the topic and wanting to know who my biological grandfather is, she doesn't really give any details and tries to

  • 2:47:40

    ignore the subject." There's one sensitive subject here. I only want to know because for one reason her

  • 2:47:46

    stepfather passed away 12 years ago, which led me to wanting to know who my biological grandfather is. I always

  • 2:47:53

    wondered growing up why my mom was treated differently from her brothers and sisters

  • 2:47:59

    uh were and my grandmother always tried to protect her from the bad treatment from siblings and my grandfather.

  • 2:48:06

    How do I approach this question and express to my mother how important that that information is to me and my family?

  • 2:48:13

    A little backstory. I'm in my late 30s and have had some health issues arise and family medical history has become

  • 2:48:20

    more important to me in the past than in the past. Thank you all for your help.

  • 2:48:25

    Great question. I think that's the approach. Yeah. Is to know what the actual family medical history is because

  • 2:48:31

    you know otherwise you're just kind of like flying blind. Yep. And at that age, you really want to know, you know, what

  • 2:48:37

    might be coming down the pipeline on you. Yeah. But it sound like he's tried that and and they've avoided issue. And

  • 2:48:43

    I think we do in best case scenario. We don't necessarily know how this lady was conceived and it might be something way

  • 2:48:49

    more uh that might be why she's hiding like why she's hiding the story is because she doesn't have all the

  • 2:48:54

    information herself or the information is painful. That's true. I think that

  • 2:48:59

    that's Yeah. I just I I always like to give as awful as the story sounds sometimes when people don't give

  • 2:49:05

    information or something happens I always try to give the person the benefit of the doubt especially women in this situation because there's a lot of

  • 2:49:11

    factors like shame and pain and all this other [ __ ] that we don't often think about. I agree with I is Ish on that. But I think the good thing about this

  • 2:49:17

    moment is and obviously I've been through this so I understand. Um there's other means you know a lot of people

  • 2:49:23

    find out who they you who their parents are through 23 ancestry. Yeah. Like I would say try

  • 2:49:29

    and find other means if your mom doesn't help you but also approach it from a place of not saying why is my mom so

  • 2:49:35

    being so stubborn or awful about this thing but saying like why might she not want to give me this information? Mhm.

  • 2:49:42

    Um, that was great. By the way, question to all of you. Do you guys think that

  • 2:49:47

    your immediate family do you guys think that you should

  • 2:49:53

    know your immediate family's traumas?

  • 2:49:58

    Yeah. Yeah. I I don't all All No, maybe not all. I don't

  • 2:50:07

    um for for the I don't necessarily agree with that.

  • 2:50:14

    But for the people agree with what that you should know their traumas. I was asking this question. But for the people

  • 2:50:20

    that subscribe to yo trauma is genetic then

  • 2:50:26

    if it's genetic you going to find out when it's in you [ __ ] Yeah. But you want to know why you are responding with

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    to certain [ __ ] the way you respond. I think my family is very open about that type of [ __ ] with each other. I think

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    we've at least I'll try to speak for all of us. We help each other because some of us go through similar [ __ ] and if my

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    sister or my mother or whatever is going through something that I went through or vice versa, we can help each other out.

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    I think it's like crazy to not share that. Now granted, there may be some things that you want to keep private. So

  • 2:50:56

    you stand on the side of Yes. Yes. For the most part. There are some things again maybe you don't want to share.

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    It's funny when I was doing the human series, some of the white families I was meeting, I found that they were keeping

  • 2:51:09

    things secret because they couldn't go to dad and talk about depression or and then dad couldn't go to his dad and talk

  • 2:51:16

    about depression and things that I was struggling with. So, it's good to hear you say that about your family, but when

  • 2:51:21

    you say that, I think equally like mom and dad, y'all are good talking about that [ __ ] just all around the board or

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    is one My mom is way better than my dad for sure. And that's what it I typically find. Yeah. Yeah. The men we we suppress

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    a lot of [ __ ] Yeah. Me and my mom could talk about whatever. I don't know if I really know anything that my dad is traumatized about. Yeah. I don't know

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    [ __ ] Suppressed that [ __ ] Both material. I was grown when I found out that my pops wasn't away at college, was

  • 2:51:46

    in prison. I didn't even know that. Like that was his story that he was telling me, writing letters and stuff and telling me he was away at school. And I

  • 2:51:52

    believed it until that that was let slipped to me when I was what, 21 years old. Wow. I was like, "Wait, what?" No,

  • 2:51:58

    no, he wasn't. And then I had a conversation with him and that's the truth. So it's I don't know nothing

  • 2:52:03

    about that side of the family like that. Got it. [ __ ] that trans, you know, medical [ __ ] wasn't Penn State. State

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    pen. Hey, got it. Got it. All right. I don't have anything else for y'all. I didn't mean to make anybody sad. No, no,

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    no. We good. We good. We still good. Sorry. We still good. Um, I'm absolutely

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    done except for two things. Oh [ __ ]

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    One, I recently bumped into somebody putting a compilation together of AR. AB snitching on himself on video. Okay.

  • 2:52:36

    They got the one in there where he talk about his man that committed the murders. Why you playing at me? That's how you did it in. Have y'all heard this

  • 2:52:42

    thing, bro? This is the Mark, are you from Philly? Yeah. Yeah. Please explain this. Shout out to my brother AR above

  • 2:52:48

    your head. I [ __ ] with his music. Shout out to my brother, too. I don't make no money off rap. I stalk people cuz I

  • 2:52:55

    kidnap [ __ ] I rob [ __ ] I I kill [ __ ] I got a lot of [ __ ] I I keep it

  • 2:53:00

    real. I robbed a couple [ __ ] I took some bricks from people recently. Right.

  • 2:53:08

    Well, after I was selling somebody some crap and um I was serving somebody some

  • 2:53:13

    crap. I store my box too. Fact. And I watched him grow up. Fact. This is it.

  • 2:53:20

    He's first guy in the streets. He came to me. He hustly sold drugs for me. This what I like about Skinny. This what I

  • 2:53:26

    like about Skinny Me music, man. It's just raw and it's like reality rap.

  • 2:53:34

    Skinny me go through a situation and guess what? It's going to be in a song. He going to make a song about the same day. So I know that's why I feel it so

  • 2:53:40

    much. I know it. Reckless ass. When he said I killed the [ __ ] and I seen him

  • 2:53:46

    do it. Oh, come on.

  • 2:53:51

    No, that's real. It's more It's real. It's real. I know other lines from interviews. I've been watching his interviews. They They're like must see.

  • 2:53:57

    Yeah. Classics. I remember like 2009, 2010. I hit AB up like cuz I had seen him on YouTube where he was showing like

  • 2:54:02

    I think it was like the crack spot. Yeah. He's like, "This is where we sell crack." Oh my god. And I was like, "Bro,

  • 2:54:07

    like just on some I it's my first time interacting with him, so he ain't know me yet, but I was like, yo, like you

  • 2:54:13

    should probably not do that. Like this is a really bad idea. Like the feds is looking. and they watch this [ __ ] and they make I mean he was like I

  • 2:54:19

    appreciate your advice. He it was all love. I love that dude man but he was like it's all it was I appreciate your advice but um this just it's just

  • 2:54:26

    basically like it's just TV like don't nobody care about this. I'm going to be straight. Damn. So did it result in

  • 2:54:32

    anything? He's in jail. He's not in jail forever. He's not gone. Narrator, he was not gone. He has like five life

  • 2:54:40

    sentences. He's in jail forever. No life. He ain't get What are you talking about? He either got life or something

  • 2:54:45

    crazy. I gave him a trillion years. Oh no. Yes, he does. AB got him getting that. We can find out. I thought it was

  • 2:54:51

    40 something years. It's something crazy. I mean, he got 45 years. Yeah, he got 45 years.

  • 2:54:58

    Yeah. I mean, oh, you can come home after that stay. That's what I'm saying. That's not What are you talking about, Joe? I mean, the average black lives 65

  • 2:55:04

    and he like 35. But yeah, I hope he comes home. How old is he right now? 40 something. That's what I'm saying. Like I mean, but he's not going to do the

  • 2:55:10

    whole 40. How much time you got to do on a 45? I don't know. I'm not sure. It's state time. It's day time. It ain't no

  • 2:55:15

    85. Yeah. Come on. Mhm. Wait, maybe he did do f He got He

  • 2:55:21

    had federal and state charges. Let me see. I don't I don't know, bro. He was on one of them joints and was like, "Yo, I think it was his cousin or something."

  • 2:55:27

    He was the plug and then when he went down, I took it from him. He did. So, I got the whole operation from him and now

  • 2:55:33

    I run it. I said, "Shout it out, man. Shout out to the whole Philly." And more important news, what video

  • 2:55:40

    footage has now been released of Caitlyn Clark playing basketball against Iowa's

  • 2:55:47

    men's practice squad. She laid him up. She cooked

  • 2:55:53

    uh 22 points in two minutes. What? Stop it. Shut up, y'all. And she had told

  • 2:56:00

    this story before. Shut up. Who cares about this interview? That

  • 2:56:05

    footage is out and we could see it and it's funny.

  • 2:56:11

    I was I was arguing my man the other day. He compared her to Paige. No, you

  • 2:56:16

    can't do that. And no disrespect to Paige. Paige is super nice, but she's not her. She's not Caitlyn Clark. No, Caitlyn Clark is a generational talent.

  • 2:56:22

    She's not her. They just keep She just keep running down. She just keep running down and hitting that [ __ ] from like 40

  • 2:56:28

    feet like four times in a row. Okay. No salute. She's different, bro.

  • 2:56:36

    That's why you got to yell at the [ __ ] Yo, yo, yo, yo, switch, [ __ ] Get That's going to be white people's answer to our Zion mixtape.

  • 2:56:44

    Our Zion [ __ ] high school tape where he was postering all them white kids. She on here bugging bugging. That's

  • 2:56:50

    crazy right there. You good? You sick?

  • 2:56:55

    Why y'all be coming to work sick, man? Well, you I know why. That's [ __ ] up.

  • 2:57:04

    Mis [ __ ] up. You know they got they got Yo, you seen they got footage of uh

  • 2:57:10

    Will as a teenager balling. I saw it. He was cooking him. Yeah, he was. I don't

  • 2:57:15

    want to hear nobody talk bad about Will no more. I'm just saying. I'm on the w I'm in W high. Haters. Somebody talk bad

  • 2:57:20

    about I used to. They tried to say he couldn't play and they say that 100 get points was was a myth and they say the

  • 2:57:26

    Joker's better than him. They say stupid [ __ ] like that. He's dead. Like the Joker. I I I ain't never say nothing

  • 2:57:33

    about Phil. That's [ __ ] Will Philly, man. Man, what's up? How you doing, girl? I'm

  • 2:57:40

    great. We don't dig into your personal life anymore, but I'll be one to [ __ ] We don't really, but I'll be

  • 2:57:45

    one to. Okay. We don't. We let you live now. Thank you. Uh, keep us in your prayers. I just want to know if she's

  • 2:57:51

    still cool. [Music] You don't have to do that. I'll end it.

  • 2:57:57

    I ended it. It's fine. It's fine. Look what she resorted to.

  • 2:58:03

    LA. Uh, keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Until the

  • 2:58:08

    next time we bid you a do farewell. Adios. Serviva Durchi. Aa vista arvoiris. So long goodbye or a simple

  • 2:58:14

    headnob will suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments pass. So

  • 2:58:19

    let's make this one last as if it's all we have. And lastly, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women want to

  • 2:58:25

    travel. And the close-minded women want you to teach them things. Grab you with Tylenol. You will need it.

  • 2:58:33

    Hey, I want to shout out to all ish peoples in the Cayman Islands. I see y'all. Shout out to y'all listening.

  • 2:58:41

    He's such a shady [ __ ] Any of y'all got anything? Any of y'all got anything y'all want to close before

  • 2:58:47

    we close? Before we close. Nah, nothing. No, we good. We good, man.

  • 2:58:53

    See y'all next time. See y'all next time. See y'all next time. Yo.

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    the worst outro. We we running that that 225 back though. Oh yeah. Shout out to

  • 2:59:07

    everybody up there that's getting 225 off that bench press. It's not me, but shout out to y'all. Y'all got it. Y'all get there soon, man. Oh yeah. So I'm on

  • 2:59:14

    my way to it. Yeah, it's just I've been able to do it cuz I've been getting stronger carrying all y'all. Oh [ __ ] Is

  • 2:59:20

    that the shade you talking about? Huh? Is that the shade you're talking about? Yeah. Amazing.

  • 2:59:26

    Palm tree. Just kidding. Yeah. You cool with him talking to us like that?

  • 2:59:31

    Yeah, actually. Yeah. Thank you, man. It's all right. You going to stop? Listen, you going to stop talking to me

  • 2:59:38

    is like that. Hey, this whole room could be cool. I know the two [ __ ] that ain't cool. [ __ ] you going to watch your

  • 2:59:43

    [ __ ] tone around here, buddy. [Laughter]

  • 2:59:51

    [Music] Oh man. Y'all hold it down, man. same time, same

  • 2:59:56

    place next weekend. Hopefully y'all enjoyed this.

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    [Music] [Laughter]

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    You've ever heard of Joe Bunny?

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    [Music]