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Episode 819

Where's Wallo When You Need Him?

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 819, “Where's Wallo When You Need Him?,” released April 24, 2025. Marc, Ish, & Parks are eager to question Joe about his experience at Madison Square Garden for Game 2 of the Knicks-Pistons series as he was seated right behind 50 Cent (8:07) before Marc clears up any beef he’s had in the past with DJ Akademiks (27:56). Shannon Sharpe is being sued civilly for $50 million (36:15), Emanny joins the show with more jokes for Joe (1:04:21), and after a long bout with illness Pope Francis has passed at 88 (1:14:16). Also, Kanye West continues to receive headlines (1:19:00), Roddy Ricch speaks out after posting his son on Easter (1:45:13), the room discusses fandom in social media and if celebrities have the right to be frustrated (1:57:52), the JBP reacts to SubwayTakes with Kareem Rahma (2:28:06), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Where's Wallo When You Need Him?

In this episode

  • 8:07Marc, Ish, & Parks are eager to question Joe about his experience at Madison Square Garden for Game 2 of the K…
  • 27:56Before Marc clears up any beef he’s had in the past with DJ Akademiks
  • 36:15Shannon Sharpe is being sued civilly for $50 million
  • 1:04:21Emanny joins the show with more jokes for Joe
  • 1:14:16After a long bout with illness Pope Francis has passed at 88
  • 1:19:00Kanye West continues to receive headlines
  • 1:45:13Roddy Ricch speaks out after posting his son on Easter
  • 1:57:52The room discusses fandom in social media and if celebrities have the right to be frustrated
  • 2:28:06The JBP reacts to SubwayTakes with Kareem Rahma
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 819 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 own.

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    Enjoy the show. I know. I think about it every week. So to a lot of comments,

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    wait, are we recording? We are. So fans, we listen to your comments.

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    Oh [ __ ] That payroll could look beautiful now. Hey, it don't take a bunch of [ __ ] to

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    get it done. I'm talking [ __ ] I'm talking [ __ ] I'm talking [ __ ] I'm talking [ __ ] I feel like there's a mark in this evil mark. Oh, for sure.

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    Absolutely. I've seen the evil mark side. I like it. I like that side. I feel like this whole show has been introducing Evil Mark to the world,

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    honestly. And he's loving that [ __ ] That [ __ ] gonna flat earth you on that [ __ ] flat earth still.

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    All of them. Yo, that's why you you better than me. That [ __ ] was like, "Yo, you sound like a [ __ ] idiot." I was like,

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    he kept saying more [ __ ] I'm like, "When Mark, go and check. Yo, you going to have a [ __ ] problem." What you was

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    going to do? Beat that [ __ ] up through the keyboard? See, that's what you was going to do when you was to meet that [ __ ] in the park. This dude jumped on my YouTube.

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    Did you see that [ __ ] This dumped on my YouTube. Yeah, he's I want to be telling you what happened for the people that didn't see what happened. So Ice got

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    these these flatearthers hyped up now, right? So everybody I got hyped up. [ __ ] draw mess in my DMs. Yo, this is

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    what would happen with the x-axis and the y axis if if it [ __ ] shut up.

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    Right. So then one of them challenged me to a debate. I said, I'll debate you on anything except flat earth cuz I don't do that. I said you can get Neil

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    deGrasse, get whoever, get I'm not a scientist, right? So, I'm not doing that [ __ ] Who I've reached out to to come up

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    here? Oh, that'd be great. That'd be great. So, can it just be a oneon- two with him verse the homies the flat

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    earth? Oh, that'd be dope. I love Neil Degrass. Me, too. I got so much adore

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    Neil Degra Titan. The way that he teaches brilliant. Yeah, he just makes it so simple to understand.

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    Extraordinarily complex and he's got a condescending dick bag like that's what I was about to say. I was about to say,

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    yo, for him to be at, you know, at one point they called him the smartest man on the planet. I didn't know that. Yeah. So, for him to have that in his, you

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    know, [ __ ] planet. They said the smartest one on the planet. Yeah. Explain, right? But yo, um, he still

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    ain't condescending. Like, you know what I mean? I'm glad I know when to mind my business and when not to cuz whatever

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    shape the earth is, it don't matter. It's none of my business, y'all [ __ ] It's a real thing. Dykeman

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    going to be Dykeman. It don't matter. It don't [ __ ] matter, man. That's how I feel about it. No, I agree. But this

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    [ __ ] and he's also This dude was a a Joe Button podcast stand, too. So, he

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    kept saying, "You're not going to keep talking to Isha Ice like that. You're not going to keep talking to Isha Ice like that." Like, really? That's my

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    [ __ ] That's my man. That's my talk to him more like that. Exactly. Exactly. He

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    was tweaking for y'all. And then he started talking like you. He was like, "I watch your show." And I was like, "Who is this stupid ass nigga?" Yeah, he

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    was he was whing. That's how you sound when you get hype, right? So he started so he I didn't know, in case you

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    wondered. So [ __ ] And And so he just kept saying like little jabs and then

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    Mark wasn't checking the jab, right? So he just started throwing hooks, right? He started throwing over cuts,

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    uppercuts, and [ __ ] Yeah. He started Mark was like, "Hold up, hold up, hold up. Yo, you ain't going to keep talking to

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    me like that. We going to have a [ __ ] problem. I'm like, "Okay, Mark, cuz I only got two I'm a very calm

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    person, but I only got two switches. And once I hit the other switch, I go somewhere else. I don't want to ever do that. Especially on camera." Well, calm

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    is in how soon or not you get to the other switch. Mhm. You know what? That's That's what That's true. Yeah. It's it's

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    just so if the guy that's in his room on Zoom zooming you in his pajamas eating

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    so ste can say anything to get you kind of there. I would argue you might not be

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    the calmst. That's a fair. There's nothing they can say on the internet to me to make me

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    want to meet up and beat these people up. That's fair. That's fair. I didn't realize you were so calm actually until

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    I watched the Knicks games last night. Oh [ __ ] You saw calm calm? He was calm. Joe was

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    at perfect peace. Wait, calm or I didn't see calm pressure. Hey yo, you got nails

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    left. All right, I'm start cuz I want to start, y'all. Yeah,

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    let's get the proceeds proceeding. Let's go. Let's [ __ ] go. Think this [ __ ] got no fingernails left.

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    It was a close game. It was a close game.

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    Oh man. Oh [ __ ] Oh my yo.

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    Oh my god. Yo, shout out to my brothers. Flip. I shout to our sister Mel. Always here

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    with us in spirit. Shout 50 fans. We heard you. I'm thinking about y'all cuz I know y'all would want to get some of

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    these jokes off with these guys. These guys sound nice and excited.

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    We have a real good time today though, man. Oh [ __ ] I want y'all to know I was I was playing some R&B [ __ ] I had some

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    lucky day queued up. You had a lucky day?

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    I [ __ ] wanted me dead on 34th Street, man.

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    God damn [ __ ] wanted me out of here to go. It's crazy. It's crazy. See?

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    All right, we got to change the name of that to many co-hosts.

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    Many mini co-host. Oh,

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    man. Uh, let me get these drops out the way right quick so we can have some fun, man. I don't want to delay the

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    proceedings any longer than I already have. Mark stayed up all night with his spinning pad out.

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    [Applause]

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    Sir, I'm sorry. Sometimes there variables that you didn't plan for, they come up and you got to work around it,

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    man. What episode is this? 8:19. Welcome to episode 819 of the Joe Button

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    podcast. I am still alive. You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] huh? Take that. I'm here. Made

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    it to work. No bruises, nothing. Y'all would just love it. Well, we don't know. I got shades on. That is true. I got

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    shades on. Welcome to episode 819. You said of the Joe Button podcast. I'm your humble, gracious, grateful, happy to be

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    here. host here with a few really amazing people to my right. Just a few this time. Yeah. Literally, literally

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    just many men, right? Uh Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is in the building. Dark Lamont

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    Hill. Evil Mark. Okay. Evil. Evil Mark is here. You can tell. I can tell. Uh Big is here. King Waw Wa himself. Uh

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    Elmyra's Finest Parks is in the building. Po is here. Cory is here. Ericson is here. Nobody else is here. That's it. That's it. That's it. Shout

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    out to Son and Tana here with us by remote. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys out there

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    are here. Mhm. How you feeling, Joe?

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    I feel good. I almost wish you could call Fat Joe to give his version of what

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    happened. I don't know if I want to hear Skinny Joe's version of the story. I don't know about Skinny Joe. I mean, Fat Joe's

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    assessment. Yo, this is just hilarious already. I had such a great night last night. Last night was great. Yeah.

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    Got out of there. I did watch like towards the end of the game and he was no longer there and that's I was like I

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    wonder how things really went like behind the scenes. You left in the middle of a nailbiter. Yeah.

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    That was a close game, Finn. It was I don't know. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Don't say nailbiter to me. Yeah. Ever again. All

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    right. Where y'all want to start? It seem like it's a lot to unpack. What do you Do youall want me to tell a story?

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    joke around. We'll add our We'll add our like I hope Wallow come in here

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    [Laughter] so you

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    know you guard. Well, y'all hit me to see if I was all right. Y'all hit me so

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    we could ride. I gave up on that. No, you call this [ __ ] like, "Yo, you

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    good?" He going to be like, "Yo, what the [ __ ] you think, [ __ ] Y you'll be calling me with this [ __ ] Yeah, you got it, fam. All right. Were you good?

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    So, I had tickets to game two of the Pistons versus the Knicks. Mhm.

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    The Knicks won game one. Yeah. Not in a beautiful fashion. Game one.

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    Yeah. Yeah. It was close. But we won. Mhm. My baby was coming. It was going to

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    be date night. It's going to be a beautiful time in [ __ ] New York

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    City. Mhm. So, decisions to make, right? Sure. Phantom.

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    [Laughter] Like, how we doing this tonight? This is

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    deflection or something. I don't know what it is. It's one of the No, I'm telling my I'm telling my story. What do you want me to start at? No. No. You got

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    laid out. Okay. All right. That's funny. Okay, that's

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    funny. Anyway, so uh I planned on being early, right? Cuz it's the Knicks. It's

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    playoffs. Building was going to be packed. I imagine this to be nuts. So I had this mapped out for us to leave 30

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    minutes early. I'm going with my ladies. So we end up running 45 minutes late. Mhm. But we still end up walking in at a

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    good time. So we walk in and we get there and we walk in. It's good seat right next to Nick's bench. I'm excited.

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    The game started already. No. Okay. Great seeds. Yeah, great seeds. Really? Really? I don't want to talk to I don't

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    want to hear from Mark at all cuz you a little too condescending and while I'm telling my story, I might not catch it.

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    Great seats. Great seats. But they were really good seats. Yeah, they were. So, we go in. The game didn't start yet. We we we made it on time in time to get our

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    sushi, the crab meat, sushi, hot dogs. Uh we went got some No, no, I didn't do

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    hot dogs. Okay. I didn't do hot dogs over the weekend. I ate anything that wasn't tied down to the floor. So, I

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    went to bed feeling really shitty and ashamed of myself, looking forward to every number two I had to take. So, I

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    wasn't about to go in the garden and do my garden glizzzy thing. Okay, we were keeping it cute tonight. Sushi,

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    crab, water, and juice. And we going to the seat. Let's do it. And it's packed

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    in there. Everybody is in there. Boy, all of the white stars, I don't know who the [ __ ] they are, was in there. Mhm.

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    It'd be a lot of money in the garden. What? A lot of money. Duh. But it's different. It's playoff time. A lot of

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    lot of money. Duh. Playoff time is crazy, [ __ ] James uh Dolan is in the front of the behind one of the baskets

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    and like a polo with a blazer, a lollipop, like a fisherman's hat, legs

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    crossed, family is here. It's just like, oh, you playing just different. Looking

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    like a J Crew ad. Yeah, exactly. Then Spike is over there and it's just some

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    of the Jewish money is in here. Yes, exactly. Gary Vee is behind me. So,

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    I'm already in phony mode is what I'm saying. Gary Ve,

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    no, but I do love Gary Vee. Yeah, but not that. I'm telling you, I do love

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    him. But it's the, you know, exercise. Hey, we do got to get some lunch money.

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    Come on. So, we doing all of that. And we go, we sit there on cool. We sit there and ain't nobody sitting in front

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    of me. Yeah. Yeah. So, then Fat Joe comes in

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    uh with his daughter and they sit down. Shout out to Fat Joe. Shout out to Fat Joe. Shout out to Joe.

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    So me and my girls start talking about the Bayga outfit that Fat Joe got on, but in my

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    head I say, "Now, the last few times I've seen

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    Fat Joe in the garden, he has been directly next to 5."

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    [Music] And I said, "Wouldn't that be

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    funny if those are the It's only two seats left. They right in front of us.

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    Those are the only two empty ones." And sure enough, as God would have it, 50

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    comes in. Uh and my man, my man, my man, I'm breaking freeze right now. Yeah. Uh Eve, shout out to Eve. Um so I dab

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    Eve and 50 just sit down, but he don't see me.

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    But his man sees me, but he don't see me. And Fat Joe knows I'm here, but he

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    don't see me. All right, the game started. We watching. [ __ ] it. We watching the game now. Um, were you

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    quiet? Not cheer. Not cheer too loud. Yeah, stomach was talking. Yeah, but say his heart was pounding. He didn't hear

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    nothing. Hey, his heartbeat sound like sass.

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    Marv Albert turning around and [ __ ] like the [ __ ] is the [ __ ] is that? Did you change your some doves in the building?

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    Now you have a decision to make in this moment, right? Because I contrary to whatever the

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    internet is saying, I don't think there's a problem. So when he sit down,

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    I want to grab him by his shoulder and say something to him. Mhm. Didn't do that though. Only cuz my girl is here.

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    Sure. That is the only reason that you just look too [ __ ] right doing that.

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    Who are you watching clothes at? That [ __ ] What if that's your normal

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    thing? No. Yeah. If people think y'all got beef and then you like, "Hey, buddy." Yeah. Yeah.

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    Yeah. No. Nah. You don't look [ __ ] Every camera in the world is on in here.

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    Every celebrity is out and you right there. Your girl is here. We buy Tibido.

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    You're not underneath the basket or something where you could be out the way a little bit. When he see me, he'll see me. We'll kick it. We'll chop it. Right.

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    But to do the extended shoulder, hey, I'm right behind you. It's the

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    pussiest [ __ ] I've ever heard. She said toxic masculinity. That is the puss. I don't care what you say. That that to me. What y'all think? Oh, I don't think

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    that if that's your norm. If that's your norm, and that's something I normally do, you and 50 Cent ain't beefing. Of

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    course we not beefing. Of course. So if that's your normal thing, like if if if it would have been none of this stuff

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    happened and he walked in and he sat down and he didn't see you, you would have been like, "Yo, no, I would have

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    done it." Yeah, you would have. No, I would have. I don't do that. That's all right. When I'm outside, I'm not the

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    initiated be seen guy. I'm really lowitt. But that's not important. That's a real life thing. It don't matter right

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    now. So I'm not doing that cuz my girl is there and we not [ __ ] I respect that. I would uh and then what happens?

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    Oh, so now this is why it's funny because there's famous levels in the

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    garden for sure. You're level two. I'm not level two. I'm a different level. Ro

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    two. He's level like five. Nah, he might be like three. Don't do that. Don't try

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    um You're three. Three. Three is fair. You're level three. I say it to say my

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    garden experience is never being the famous guy in the garden sitting with

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    the pictures. No, y'all hear me talk. I come in here and talk [ __ ] saying I'm more famous than half of them little

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    white kid actors they be putting up there. But it's not about that. And I'm low. So Fat Joe and 50 Cent being in

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    front of me means that this is about to be a different thing. And it's some black people in this garden that know

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    me, so they know what this situation is. Okay. So, they look

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    at So, every time the little white lady come over to Fat Joe and 50 Cent with some big time celebrity

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    [ __ ] there's black people around like I see you. What's going on? Cool. So I say

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    to my girl, "Yo, if they come over here with that

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    celebrity camera [ __ ] I'm repping my set cuz I have

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    to. I have to just cuz it's here." She said, "Don't you dare do that [ __ ] This

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    [ __ ] going to be all over the internet." I said, "I have to do it." and Jono Dick came over and I looked and I

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    said and we laughed and laughed and laughed and then I and 5 minutes after

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    that I think he seen me after that. Well, actually in my story he didn't see me. It's always her that's making it

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    hot. You seen her? You turn around.

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    And he said, "Oh [ __ ] Joe." And then we spoke. Uh the nature

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    of the conversation that will remain between us kept pushing. Please, sir.

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    No, not tonight. We had a good time. Just the start of the fourth. Just Just let me stay to the start of the fourth.

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    Please, sir. You just have not in front of my girlfriend. Not in front of my

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    kids, Gus. Not in front of my kids.

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    texting fat Joe on the low like yo she make this cool [ __ ] [ __ ] got called Lloyd Banks

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    everybody y'all are so dope but but it's so now

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    but wait now cuz before any of this even happens [ __ ] when I tell you my phone is on absolute fire in here my phone is

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    buzzing in a way that it's never buzzed before with people that I didn't even know watch

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    basketball. Everybody is is is up. My aunts is up. The children is up. Your

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    5-year-old uh nephews is up watching. Your brothers is watching. Everybody is

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    watching this game. I'm like, "Oh, they definitely got us on." Yeah. You was trending on Twitter. Oh, I didn't know. You You was trending all like all night.

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    Like that's what I saw. They can start sending me the photo. I didn't I didn't even understand cuz with the photos that

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    I got like they weren't good photos. I couldn't really see 50, right? So I'm like, "What the [ __ ] [ __ ] I know he

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    got tickets. You could see Joe, but you couldn't see 50." Yeah. So I'm like, "Yo, I know the [ __ ] I know he got

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    tickets. Like, why you sending me this shit?" Kissing somebody's ass was huh?

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    I don't get it. But anyway, don't worry about. So then I'm like, "Yo, I don't understand." And then somebody hit me

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    like, "Yo, you see that [ __ ] your man? See, see, see karma." I'm like, "What are you

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    talking about?" They're like, "Nigga, you ain't see the picture I sent you?" I'm like, "Yeah, I don't get it." Then they said, "Nigga, go look at the first

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    row." And I look, I said, "Oh, okay. Oh, you did look a little

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    pervous though. You was You was Pervis Ellison. Let Let y'all tell us. Let

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    y'all in the internet tell you a person was trying to look calm, was it?" And I ain't going to step on it. He was

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    smiling hard. He looked like he was trying to look cool. [Laughter]

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    I'm not even rebutting none of y'all saying things cuz even that look but have no get off though. Y cartoons [ __ ]

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    be eating his nails type right. It's cool dog though. Oh [ __ ] Did you

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    see 50's Instagram post later? I saw it again. Oh okay. He posted the game. Yeah

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    I thought so I can't wait. That was that was after after I talked after we talked. Okay. Yeah. He the way cuz the

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    but it was a really good talk. It was a great talk. You felt safe after the talk. I felt safe before the talk. Oh,

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    okay. Cuz the post was I I seen Joe. He said I don't need therapy. I don't need therapy no more. But it sounded to my

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    ears was like he ain't say like he ain't say I need therapy in person. You know what I mean? So that's how I took it. Yeah. So people took that. I think

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    people going to read that post and think that like he was the shrink. Yeah.

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    Jokes is big. Jokes aside, because 50 is who he is

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    before he got here, right? So, his reputation precedes him. So, we know why we treat these matters with a certain

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    level of sensitivity. However, he's also a genius behind this internet stuff.

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    So, I always look at the internet [ __ ] as him doing internet [ __ ] right? And

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    being a master of that and that's it. He and that's it. manages to stay

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    relevant regardless of whatever the hell's going on. And I've had this talk with him in the past, right? Like I

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    think some people don't know that him and I have other ties. Him and I have gone through things in the past. This

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    internet this internet stuff [ __ ] is up. Yeah. Target the hookah

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    spot. Like I always bump into him in the most random of and unexpected of places. But anytime I've ever seen him, it's

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    been a great talk. It's been a great talk. So, I forgot why I just brought all that

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    up. Just seriously, I didn't mean to, but just to let us know you're safe. You got Well, y'all didn't come pull up to

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    help. Yes, we had tickets. Yes. Can't get anything. I I was I was safe. We had

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    a good time. Oh, and back to this leaving at the end of the game cuz I see this. This is a thing. Yes. And Marcus

  • 22:46

    knew, so he don't know. I'm going to leave before the game is over in a playoff game. It was a nailbiter. I It

  • 22:52

    wasn't a nailbiter. It was a nailbiter. It was not a nailbiter. By the time we left, we had missed the shot that would

  • 22:58

    bring us within four. We was down like five or six with 2 minutes left. It

  • 23:03

    looked like You don't think being down five in a playoff game? Two minutes left and y'all was going body shot for body

  • 23:09

    shot. That's not what was happening in that fourth quart. I watched the whole game, bro. Okay. I didn't see the game.

  • 23:14

    I did. That was a close game. Close fourth quart. I would have left under normal circumstances. I'm leaving with 5

  • 23:20

    minutes left on the clock. I stayed. I do. I stayed longer. You stay there too

  • 23:25

    long and that block to get up to the Lincoln Tunnel, you'll be there. You'll be there for an hour. I'm leaving. I'm

  • 23:31

    always leaving. See, I'm not here to play. I'm never staying to the end of a game. Summer jam, concert, movies, strip

  • 23:38

    club, movies, movies, movies. I'm leaving early. Like if the if the end of

  • 23:44

    the movie is kind of over for the most part, if I don't care about this movie

  • 23:49

    anymore, Yeah. I stand up at the edge with me girl and just stand. I don't care that much about traffic. Yeah, I

  • 23:55

    do. Oh, I do. I try to beat the traffic, but if it's a playoff game, I ain't I I ain't missing. Man, it was a close game,

  • 24:01

    bro. That game could have went either way. Two threes if Carne Towns played well either, bro. They was down. Nobody

  • 24:07

    played well. That was the worst game if Nicks played all all year. That was I think both games went like that. I think

  • 24:12

    I think what happened in those two games, and this the A block, so we ain't going to talk sports, but I think they were some of the worst officiated games

  • 24:18

    I've seen. And them [ __ ] was out there playing gorilla ball, [ __ ] each other up. Both games they was [ __ ] each

  • 24:25

    other up. And uh the Knicks were the beneficiary of a bunch of them calls. I

  • 24:31

    think they just couldn't they got even last night. They used to be bullied. They got even last night cuz Detroit got

  • 24:37

    a whole bunch of calls last night and we didn't get [ __ ] I don't know what Tom Tibido was doing, but I ain't I ain't

  • 24:44

    going to say nothing about it in case I go to game five and and see these people. That boy uh Dur Duran on on the

  • 24:52

    Pistons is a big [ __ ] Yeah. Like, yo, and that [ __ ] dived into the crowd. He

  • 25:00

    dived into the crowd while I'm sitting right there. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Yeah. No, I had I had no joke. I had to pick Rick

  • 25:06

    Brunson up off the floor. Rick Brunson ain't a small dude. Reach out to Rick Brunson. That's my man. And then a

  • 25:12

    little white [ __ ] that [ __ ] nose is bleeding. It's a mess over there. Joe, game five. If the Knicks lose, are

  • 25:19

    you are you sport superstitious? Like if if they lose twice with you in attendance, do you stop going to the games? The Knicks are lo the Knicks lose

  • 25:24

    when I'm there. That's the That's the running joke with me and my dad. When I go, don't no wins happen. You going to

  • 25:30

    keep going despite that? Yes. Cuz this ain't our year anyway. This

  • 25:36

    ain't our year to to win it. No. To win it all. Yeah. This ain't our year. I thought you had a chance to get to the East the Eastern finals, but I still

  • 25:41

    think we got a chance. Not me. I still think we got a chance. It depend. Some health some health issues. I mean, it's

  • 25:47

    possible. I don't want to say what I don't want to say what I want to say cuz Tatum is my man. But [ __ ] if them bones

  • 25:52

    get to breaking over on the Celtics. That's the health issues I'm talking about. Yeah. Yeah. That's my man. We don't wish that on Jason Tatum. Cuz on

  • 25:59

    the low, I root for the Celtics, too, cuz I love that. I love their coach. He is a minister to society. Yo, did you

  • 26:04

    see where when Tatum fell? Yes. And he told the medical dude, the trainer, "No,

  • 26:09

    don't go over there. Get up. Get your light-kinned ass up." He's a monster. And I respect that cuz I'm tired of

  • 26:15

    seeing players hit the floor and stay down for five minutes like they got shot. Yeah. Just to get up and play

  • 26:21

    again. It's like No, it's true. Knock it off. And Joe Mazud's like, "Knock it off." But anyway, any So yeah, I I left. I I

  • 26:28

    entered my car safely. Got home safely. Well, not even cuz she got a Let's keep

  • 26:34

    the night going. Yep. Let's keep this party going. Let's go to I'm like, "Wait, why? Why? It's lit already. Let

  • 26:42

    me just go do what I got to do in the crib." So now we run over there and then from there now she's all the way gone.

  • 26:49

    She you know like a drive-thru McDonald's. Wait, it sound like my wife. Oh my

  • 26:56

    drive-thru McDonald's. Yeah. Let me get some nuggets and some all this drunk [ __ ] Yeah. All right, cool. So then we

  • 27:01

    do that and by the time we get in the house, she's now singing the Sunset Park song. Oh [ __ ]

  • 27:09

    It's time to get in line. Time to represent. That was the [ __ ] Sunset Park. What time is this girl? If you

  • 27:15

    don't get your drunk head in the [ __ ] time

  • 27:23

    for the Sunset Park songs, that's when you know somebody is just gone. Yeah,

  • 27:29

    for sure. Oh, we had a great night last night. I ain't going to lie. That sounds fun. It was a really good day night. And only me. Yeah, only me. That is true.

  • 27:38

    Only me. Hello. I'm glad you're safe, though. Yeah. Me, too. Me, too. That's what I got for

  • 27:45

    you. Me, too. That is I'm safe, too. Yeah, I'm safe. You lucky. I'm lucky.

  • 27:51

    Um, look like JBP handle all family business. Wait, what beef you at? Uh, I

  • 27:57

    woke up this morning to find out that my beef with A is over. Academic. Come on. Round of applause. I'm glad you

  • 28:02

    pieced it up. You lucky. You lucky. Big act. A is a friend of the show. Is more

  • 28:07

    than a friend of the show, but he's a friend of the show. Yeah. Yeah. And I uh, you know, we've had issues, I guess, for the last couple years. I didn't

  • 28:13

    really think I didn't think about it like a beef. Uhhuh. You know, cuz I wasn't actively beefing. But, uh, what

  • 28:19

    the [ __ ] were y'all beefing about? So, a couple about maybe 2022, he had made a

  • 28:26

    comment that I disagreed with and I found problematic. I'll just say I don't want

  • 28:32

    to put it out there cuz I don't I don't want to go back down that road, but and I tweeted about it. Uhhuh. And he didn't

  • 28:38

    like my tweet. So, I think he first he tweeted uh Mark Lamont Hill is a [ __ ]

  • 28:43

    [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Something like that. Right. Which I took as him being upset. Sure. And then he deleted that and then

  • 28:52

    he but he went then he went live that night and [ __ ] it on you. Oh it was

  • 28:57

    crazy. He said he was going to um that's what he does his work. He going to smack me when No, he's going to spit on his

  • 29:03

    hand and smack me when he saw me. Oh that's what that's what that live button doc in the mix. Yeah. Oh yeah. Home at

  • 29:11

    back at the culac. Yeah. I'm getting my [ __ ] on right. Couple drinks. Get it get get it. Look.

  • 29:17

    And people was like tagging me and you know like d and then it it just it got I

  • 29:23

    didn't watch all of it because I couldn't you know what I mean? But it went long the video went long enough that I was like okay he he going in on this. He just really bothered him and I

  • 29:29

    was thinking like we get criticized for a living right and I didn't say nothing personal

  • 29:34

    but I guess he took it personally. Um and I didn't respond cuz I was like two reasons I didn't respond. One like I

  • 29:41

    don't like the back and forth [ __ ] especially when you start talking about violence. Like I'm not getting on the internet like terrified. Yeah. Terrify.

  • 29:48

    Be lucky. He didn't catch you in the garden. It would have went way different. Oh yeah. No, he didn't show no mercy for

  • 29:54

    all big for. Yeah, that's probably true. And but unlike you, I squashed it. I

  • 30:00

    stepped up. If I know somebody, I squash it. But why didn't you squash this? You squash. I did. Oh, that's what I'm saying. Oh, and he it was no uh

  • 30:07

    reciprocity. Oh, so you brought peace to his life. You squash beefs now? Yes. Oh, well, Joe. What do you mean? I will I

  • 30:13

    will say Joe did squ cuz what happened was act A act was going crazy. He's going to smack me on this [ __ ] right? So I was like I I was calm in public but

  • 30:20

    in private I was I was on tent. You were doing push-ups.

  • 30:25

    So I called Joe. This is like two years doing curls with books.

  • 30:31

    Come on boys. You know I was I call I I said before I just didn't mention it was act. I called him to tell to tell me

  • 30:38

    what to do. This is like two years ago. And I called him Charlmagine and Van Leon. Right. And that's hilarious by the

  • 30:44

    way. But and I did it. Yo, yo, guys, I need help. Call it super. It was like it

  • 30:52

    was like I was trying to I was trying to cuz he said he wanted to meet up with me to fight, right? So I the [ __ ] So I'm

  • 30:58

    calling, yo, pull up with me. What the [ __ ] is up with this [ __ ] Likeah, get him off me, y'all. Get him off me. Yeah.

  • 31:03

    You know what I mean? Get him off me. Everybody in this room, big guy. Yes. I love this story. Um, so

  • 31:12

    I and I'm calling each one of them that I thought was going to hype me up to tell me like, you know, chill out, jump

  • 31:18

    out the window, which is what I was looking for an excuse to do. This [ __ ] is laughing cuz that's why I only I only

  • 31:23

    talked to Joe like on the phone like maybe twice. You did not call Joe Button, Charlemagne, and Van Leon and

  • 31:29

    think that they was going to put a battery in your back. I thought him and Charlemagne was I thought Van was on paper though. Never. Two of those names

  • 31:36

    sound like they might understand. Van text Van is the one who text me the video. So I I hit Van back as a courtesy

  • 31:42

    like yo what the [ __ ] is that his van like what's up with your man? I feel like Van might do other low too. I think there's an evil van in there. There is

  • 31:47

    an evil van but Van is reasonable with other people just like just like me. I wouldn't tell none of y'all to do that [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] I think me and Van

  • 31:53

    squashed. Well nah let me not think too far. So so I called Joe and Joe was like he's like man leave that [ __ ] alone man.

  • 31:58

    Like let that [ __ ] go. You mark my hill like you can't be out here fighting [ __ ] right. And I feel like a [ __ ]

  • 32:04

    for even mentioning it right cuz I'm like and then the Well, you should have. Then Charlemagne told me some story

  • 32:09

    about he started talking about pigs and mud and some country [ __ ] I didn't understand. But the the at the end of

  • 32:15

    the story it seemed like he didn't want me to he wanted me to leave it alone too. And then and then Van I knew what Van was going to do. So I left it alone.

  • 32:21

    I ain't saying nothing else. And there's been other times where him and Vlad have said [ __ ] like you know you going to end my career d right. Okay. Whatever. So I

  • 32:30

    ignore all of it. Didn't care. And I was like if we ever see each other we'll talk in person. I'm confident I'm not gonna get smacked. So, um, I'm not

  • 32:38

    letting act do that. You Hold up. Come on. I don't need nobody to let nobody not smack me. Oh, then I'll un send the

  • 32:44

    text. All right. So, if you don't need that, put the smoke back in there. Let me let me un

  • 32:51

    send the text I sent him. So,

  • 32:56

    now you can do it to him now. Cool. Put powder on your hand

  • 33:02

    first. They going to powder LeBron [ __ ] He going to smack the [ __ ] out of you. So, more importantly, how did you uh end the beef? So, ba basically what happened

  • 33:10

    was um the other day um I guess he made another video about why he didn't come.

  • 33:15

    He mentioned that he hasn't been coming to JBP and now that I'm there, he don't feel comfortable. He didn't say comfortable. Basically, he wasn't coming

  • 33:21

    up here and part of it I I as I interpreted it was cuz I'm here, right? Not like cuz cuz he you know he got

  • 33:27

    beefed so he won't be on the set with somebody. He got beef with I presume is the reason. And then we we went to messy ass spaces with the JB TV folk. Me and

  • 33:35

    Joe was on there on Sunday and they told you you got to put something in that contract. They raised they raised the issue. Well, no, Mark knows how to

  • 33:41

    space. Oh, okay. Never mind.

  • 33:46

    And so they asked me the question and I gave the most honest answer I could, which is I don't have beef whack. Like I

  • 33:52

    I don't have it's not a personal issue. I said something that he didn't like. It wasn't personal. Um but I went through

  • 33:57

    the whole bit and I said I'm not out here trying to have beef with anybody but at 46 years old, but especially another black man. Like that's corny to

  • 34:03

    me. Like what the [ __ ] we going to beef about? And we definitely got nothing to fight about. You know what I mean? So

  • 34:08

    the act has a voice that people want to hear from yada yada yada. Yeah. I said all that and it was sincere. And I

  • 34:14

    called the big homie and the big homie made my problem go away. Got it. Okay. So then this morning when I woke up, I

  • 34:20

    didn't say none of that in 50 year. I didn't do none of that. You're my

  • 34:26

    brother. Yo, black on black. Queens get the money, right? You went in there with all that [ __ ] M so so at the end of

  • 34:34

    the day uh this morning right before we started recording this uh I heard act respond and he basically was like

  • 34:40

    there's no issue like he said he he thought that I was coming at him personally but more importantly he felt like I was looking down on his platform

  • 34:46

    and people like him about what they do and so he kind of he's saying he jumped out the window uh because he felt like I

  • 34:53

    you know like that he worked hard for this platform he felt like I was dismissing all of his work and saying he he was worth like his platform wasn't

  • 34:58

    worth anything and that wasn't what I was that was never what I was doing you know I've been in social in media for a long time and I I respect all platforms.

  • 35:05

    Um, for me it's about what they say, not about the platform. So he we ain't got no issues. So that's it. So again, JBP

  • 35:11

    has handled all family business. Yeah. Round of applause. Yeah. We got any beast y'all need to settle? Round of

  • 35:17

    applause. No [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah, I'm a [ __ ] ass

  • 35:23

    [ __ ] Look, I'm at the age where I'm comfortable. People think I'm [ __ ] I'm I'm okay with that. You know what

  • 35:29

    I'm saying? I know I can fight. I could defend myself. If something come up, it come up. But other than that, that's how

  • 35:36

    I feel. Like, yo, people are crazy, right? I was reading them comments for the game last night. Like, what did they

  • 35:42

    think was going to happen at Madison Square Garden, game two, playoffs? Like,

  • 35:49

    [ __ ] do you know how up [ __ ] are? I was about to say, two multi-millionaire black men, right? Like, [ __ ] Yeah.

  • 35:57

    Like, dog. Yeah. That's crazy. The only time I've ever seen it happen was actually with Shannon Sharp when he was at the LA Lakers game when he was about

  • 36:02

    to fight half he was about to fight J's dad and all of them. Yeah. And and they

  • 36:08

    wasn't about to do nothing either. But even the posturing of looking like he was about to was a lot. Yeah. And it

  • 36:14

    looks like a lot. Speaking of Shannon Shannon and a lot, uh he just I know.

  • 36:21

    Yeah. For those that don't know, Shannon Sharp uh has been sued uh civily for $50

  • 36:28

    million. I googled her images, too. Not just a normal Google. The the woman who

  • 36:33

    You're goddamn right. The woman filed the case as a Jane Doe and he unjained

  • 36:39

    her. Right. Right. Right. I'm just I'm just making that clear. How do you feel about that? I don't I haven't put you in

  • 36:45

    a tough spot. It It's tough because I believe that I know why people have Jane Does. I I know that victims get uh

  • 36:52

    harassed, they get they get verbally assaulted, they get railroaded, they get doxed, and a lot of things happen. I

  • 36:58

    also believe in people having a fair process and I need to be able to confront my accuser and I need to be able to address my accuser. So for me,

  • 37:05

    it's a tension and I don't I don't have an answer for exactly where I land on it. It's kind of case by case. Is it

  • 37:11

    circumstantial? Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. So in this case in this case, how do you feel about it? I I I need to know her

  • 37:17

    name. Especially given Especially given the fact that Tony Busby is behind this. For me, that is a deal maker. Yeah. When

  • 37:24

    you when you hire an attorney who has a history of doing a certain thing that is unethical and probably illegal, how is

  • 37:32

    he still getting this [ __ ] off? Because most celebrities Yeah. It's his history

  • 37:37

    and the impact. Most people don't want mud on them. So, he's been successful getting this [ __ ] off. He's successful all the time. No, he's probably he's

  • 37:43

    probably unbeknownst to us and he might just be the poster child right at this second, but millions of lawyers across

  • 37:50

    the globe are getting this off right now. Got it. The And that shouldn't take away from right the real and that's the

  • 37:59

    problem. That's one of the problems is that it does is that it does it shouldn't. So now what happens when the

  • 38:05

    next celebrity do that might unfortunately really do some [ __ ] to a woman? It it softens the blow because

  • 38:13

    now it's like did this really happen? Because the last two people said, you get what I'm saying? And and that's

  • 38:18

    unfortunate to the people that really get um violated or or or or whatever.

  • 38:24

    And she may have been. Again, I I don't I don't want to assume that we don't know. That's true. We don't want to assume she's not. But again, I I get

  • 38:30

    your point. I know seeing 2025 in the in the docket was a [ __ ] blow to me

  • 38:36

    because normally when he's come up it's like he did this in this year she was like yo in

  • 38:45

    2025 he was wild I was like god damn and and it's it's so many parts to this this

  • 38:51

    story first it it's the uh the allegation right obviously people have a civil suit some people are saying if it

  • 38:58

    happened in 2025 why didn't you go to the cops There are legitimate reasons why people don't go to police with sexual assault

  • 39:03

    cases. So, I don't want to assume that somebody who only sues criminally or only sues civily is lying. But that's

  • 39:09

    one piece of the case that we have to talk about. The other piece of it is Shannon comes out with immediately with

  • 39:16

    his response. Yeah. Two pages. No, no, no. Before that, timing. Yes. Timing is

  • 39:23

    important because Shannon Sharp just got announced that he was potentially looking at a $100 million deal. Yes. A huge deal. And I would like that's where

  • 39:29

    my focus is. Right. So the timing of that that's one and then you sue for 50 million. So him inking that deal or him

  • 39:36

    settling out that's the motivator. Like yo dog we'll go away so you could go get your 100. Give me eight. Give me 10. You

  • 39:44

    get what I'm saying? Like we going to sue for 50 but we'll really take 10. We'll really take seven. It it's a timing. It's even messier than that

  • 39:50

    sometimes. It sometimes it's what you said but it's also look give me five and

  • 39:55

    we're good. But if I go public, I'm going to ask for 50. And you might not get the$100. That's the thing. That's what I'm saying. Now, we going to

  • 40:01

    leverage your $100 million. It's extortion. Yeah. I I would like to focus

  • 40:07

    on that for a second at the risk of uh I know we talking about a sensitive subject, but I want to focus on the

  • 40:16

    timing of it. Yeah. With his announcement of $100 million and so forth and so on. Um because I've just

  • 40:22

    seen that happening too much. And I have to ask, where are these announcements

  • 40:28

    coming from? And why do we need them? I I've

  • 40:34

    never heard him announce it. He might have. I didn't see anything where he publicly announced it. You know, the

  • 40:41

    rumor mill. It's like, um, woge, you know what I'm saying? Or Shen's that'll announce some potential [ __ ] coming up

  • 40:47

    because it makes for good media. It's clickbaity. All right, that was halfway a rhetorical question. I didn't really want to answer it. Oh, no. I'm just

  • 40:54

    saying that's where we are in society. Assuming that Shannon's deal is up. Mhm.

  • 41:00

    Which is what they're saying. You would assume that he's in a negotiation stage,

  • 41:07

    which is normally when these drops start to happen of of reports.

  • 41:13

    someone close to the situation knows and who knows what Shannon wants and what he

  • 41:20

    is looking for and why would they announce it? I feel like usually that's their own team using it as some type of

  • 41:26

    leverage pull to let somebody somewhere know that this is the ballpark that right we want to be come over here

  • 41:32

    talking about $20 million or we'll overinflate what we really want. Let's say he wants 50.

  • 41:39

    I don't think he wants 100. You get what I'm saying? The publicist who throw it out there that he's negotiating for 100,

  • 41:45

    that might be his team. And I'm not going to say what he is or isn't worth cuz I don't think that's right. Get as

  • 41:50

    much as you can get all of it. But this is a uh we're familiar with it as a

  • 41:55

    negotiation tactic on one side like y'all have said. Mhm. So on the flip side of that, not to be

  • 42:03

    this person, but one, if I want to devalue that, there's

  • 42:10

    a history in this country of putting out stories where we could [ __ ] on you. I'm not saying that that's what the volume

  • 42:15

    is doing or that that's that they're responsible for this,

  • 42:20

    but I think that people should stop announcing the money that they're looking for

  • 42:28

    because this is what comes with it. It's it's the gift and the curse. Yeah. So,

  • 42:34

    you're trying you're trying to negotiate to get a high a higher coin, but somebody's going to come along and make

  • 42:40

    sure that now you're just done. And that coin that you think you was getting, you it's like pointless. It's just no it's

  • 42:46

    no it's no reason for it any It put you in more danger, dog. I I It puts you at more risk to announce it. I used to go

  • 42:53

    to like real estate seminars and [ __ ] right? And they said that it's people out here that literally read the

  • 42:58

    orbituaries. Like lawsuits is a a hustle. It's a hustle for some [ __ ] right? So,

  • 43:04

    you'll read the orbituary and let's say it says um real estate tycoon passes away. He leaves his family a net fortune

  • 43:11

    of $200 million. There's a lawyer that will backdate a suit, go file that [ __ ] for

  • 43:18

    $4 million, right? Just say 4 million. Something like, dog, now your [ __ ] going to go on

  • 43:24

    probate. So now we gonna say, "Yo, we suing you for$4 million for

  • 43:29

    whatever. This [ __ ] gonna hold up you getting 300, $400 million." What the

  • 43:35

    kids typically do, they be like, "Yo, tell them we'll give them $2 million to go away so that we could get on with our

  • 43:40

    our estate [ __ ] cuz it's all it's all not free money, but because now we could literally be in probate for three, four,

  • 43:46

    five years and tie up your bread. You want the 300 million or you want to give me 2.5? We'll settle for 2.5." And [ __ ] will get that. That's a scam. And

  • 43:52

    that's Tony Busby's approach. He goes to celebrities behind the scenes and says, "Look, I got some allegations against you. Uh, pay me now or it's going to go

  • 44:00

    public." Knowing that just the public smut on your name, it's going to [ __ ] up business. [ __ ] up business. You may lose

  • 44:05

    more fighting a case even if you're innocent than otherwise. Again, I'm not saying this woman isn't wasn't harmed. I

  • 44:11

    don't know her. I don't know the case. I don't know them well enough to say. But again, picking Tony Busby, just picking

  • 44:16

    that kind of lawyer to me automatically marks you if you are a victim of of sexual assault, and I'm I mean it

  • 44:22

    sincerely, please don't pick Tony Busby cuz it doesn't it just doesn't do you Certainly not right now. Not right now.

  • 44:27

    And and probably never it doesn't do you any favors. Shannon did something interesting though to me. Um he posted

  • 44:33

    on Instagram his immediate response in all of his freaky ass texts, right? He posted the text messages from the woman.

  • 44:40

    I'm not mad at that neither. I ain't mad at all. I don't like that. Listen, it's something that I wouldn't

  • 44:47

    do. We wouldn't normally do that. But yo, when you fighting for your life, my [ __ ] it's a different ball game. Y'all

  • 44:53

    [ __ ] need to stop. I'm not done doubling down on the point. Y'all announce your money for what? I'm not

  • 44:59

    off of that yet. I ain't I'm with you. I'm with you. Because the the white

  • 45:06

    dudes don't do it. And when they do it, it's a lie. Joe Rogan has [ __ ] up the

  • 45:13

    black community. I'mma just say stop you. I'm not stopping it. I'm not. And usually, you

  • 45:20

    know, I don't rock on the racial [ __ ] The white [ __ ] don't have to do it cuz they getting equity and they getting

  • 45:27

    farther up the ladder. They don't have to prove they worth. We got to prove our worth publicly just to get table scraps.

  • 45:32

    If [ __ ] Stephen A. Smith was white, he wouldn't have to show I got $100 million. He would have got $100 million

  • 45:37

    eight years ago. So now the blacks are showing other blacks, yo, come on. I'm showing you

  • 45:44

    what we making so that y'all can now go to the table and and barter better. It's wrong, bro. We shouldn't have to do it.

  • 45:51

    I'm saying that it shouldn't be done. If Joe Button show other podcasters potentially what he was making that

  • 45:57

    would inspire other podcasters to be like, if Joe could do it, I know it's a hopes and a glimpse that I could

  • 46:02

    potentially get there. Joe did that. That's why you see so many living room sets that pretend to be Parks's old

  • 46:07

    basement, which is a great thing. Joe Button did it already. No. Which is a great They seen it. They said, "Oh, this crack a bum nigga." Yeah. All he need

  • 46:14

    was a living room. I give you props. I give I give you props. Every interview. But what I'm saying to you is I did that

  • 46:19

    and nobody still know what I mean. Not listening. I'm talking about now at the negotiating table. It's another level. I

  • 46:26

    didn't do it then. No. Listen to my point. If you had done that, if that

  • 46:31

    knowledge, if you shared your knowledge, so listen, listen. I'm talking about fi financially. If a [ __ ] had an inkling,

  • 46:37

    then now a [ __ ] could say, "Yo, maybe I'm not Joe, but I might look at myself as a tenth of Joe or a third of Joe or a

  • 46:44

    half of Joe." So now when I go to these tables, I could know more of my worth and I could negotiate better based off

  • 46:51

    something Joe got. You could tell you then let's have that conversation privately the way that I've had it with

  • 46:56

    so many podcasters already. I've had this conversation with most of the black podcasters out there privately. The only

  • 47:04

    problem is the younger up andcomers can't get a hold of you. You know what I'm saying? Podcasters can't get a hold

  • 47:10

    of Joe. Joe is only going to go talk to about five of these [ __ ] If five, dog, six years of this podcast has been

  • 47:16

    Joe Button making it in real time. And Joe Button having to make the right right decision at a crossroads with

  • 47:23

    these companies and yada yada yada. It's been the companies saying, "Hey, we'll pay you this, but please keep it quiet

  • 47:31

    because we don't want to pay the other companies that like, yes, you do not

  • 47:36

    have." The only time I see creators do this is when they're in a deep negotiation for a whole lot of money.

  • 47:41

    And in that instance, the gift is a curse. Like, that's what I was trying to say earlier, but I was fumbling on my

  • 47:47

    words. In that instance, the gift is a curse. You're worth I'm not talking about Shannon because I don't want to

  • 47:52

    say what his worth is. I'm not in the business. anybody. They're going to give you

  • 47:58

    60. You want a buck 20. Mhm. What you're putting at risk by announcing to a

  • 48:07

    public that you want 120 is not going to be worth the it's not going to be worth

  • 48:13

    the reward when you're already worth the 50 to 60. You you're already one of the

  • 48:18

    best in the business. Stephen A is a different case. He's the best in the business. He's the best in the business.

  • 48:24

    and has been there for 15 years and has watched so many other people come and do it. Pat McAfee just sent a shot his way

  • 48:30

    or had somebody on the wrestling dude to send a shot his way. He's in a different He's in a different boat. He Stephen A's

  • 48:36

    in a different boat. The rest of us, dog, I think aside from the money thing,

  • 48:41

    people got to learn to freaky better to do what? Freaky better. You got to freaky a little bit safer, more

  • 48:47

    discreetly. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm saying Joe Rogan has black podcasters throwing

  • 48:53

    around the words 100 million like we talking about sardines. True. But I

  • 48:59

    think I think that the way that the Stephen A. Smith [ __ ] was handled if you saw results come from that then your

  • 49:06

    media team is going to try even if he's not Stephen A. Smith to emulate some of

  • 49:12

    that. Joe, you saying that he might really want 60 and put it out to the world that I

  • 49:18

    want 100. You understand what I'm saying? Okay. So, now you're you're you're the same way that you think

  • 49:24

    you're signaling to the companies, you're signaling to bottom feeders. I I'm I'm not disagreeing. I'm agreeing with you what I said for the No, I'm

  • 49:30

    telling you this as somebody that has gone through something similar that I can't talk about that I would love to

  • 49:36

    talk about, but actually, you know what? I was sued

  • 49:42

    over my dog biting somebody back in the day. I've told this story here too about sin [ __ ] hey is there a nail is there

  • 49:50

    a nail tech in the area and having a stranger just come to your house and now you got a can corso and now that person

  • 49:56

    but my lawyer at that time explained to me yo dog $7,000 to people on a quick

  • 50:03

    shot a quick claim you can't sleep on what it does to people and if you're saying that about

  • 50:09

    seven and 10 and 15 grand then imagine what you're saying about 20 40 50, 100,

  • 50:15

    200, 300 grand to people that know that they never going to see that type of money. I agree. Yeah, it's well worth it

  • 50:21

    to [ __ ] just go throw a lie on a [ __ ] I'm super paranoid when it come

  • 50:26

    to this. That's why you should I try not I try not to hang around girls I ain't supposed to hang around. I don't talk to people I ain't supposed to talk to. I

  • 50:33

    ain't just It got to be some level of trust for us to even have any communication cuz the stakes is too high

  • 50:38

    today. So now So now poor Shannon, right? Poor poor Shannon.

  • 50:43

    Some people think that Devonio might have put this out to to step on his [ __ ] but even if they didn't, this

  • 50:49

    steps on his negotiation. For sure. True. It does. It does. Whether true or not true, I still feel forki, who just

  • 50:55

    put something out that said, "Uh, yo, dog, when these claims came out about me on the day, my [ __ ] not only did I have

  • 51:02

    91 cent, I was in Atlanta, they claim I was in Los Angeles. It just couldn't be true. But it don't mean nothing. The

  • 51:08

    damage is done, right? That's the point. As soon as you say it, the damage is done. Respectable companies have to take

  • 51:15

    a step back just because of what we optics. True. Yeah. Yeah. Dog, if anybody if somebody pop up tomorrow and

  • 51:22

    say ish blanked me. Yeah. You my man. I don't think you did that. I was around

  • 51:27

    [ __ ] You was getting you was I would be really shocked and bald if you were doing that. I was there for some of your glory days. Don't even put that. But I

  • 51:35

    would have to think I would have to put that universe. Yeah, I'm not. So, knock on something. But I would have to have

  • 51:41

    on come to talk with you. Hey, got to step back, buddy. Go build your houses

  • 51:46

    and get the [ __ ] away from there. Making it wrong. So, I'm going to read these. I'm going to read uh We got

  • 51:53

    to get the text. I'm Yeah, I'm going to read these out. And right now, at the time of this,

  • 52:00

    they're saying that uh there's audio out. Yeah, we got a Shannon apology address situation

  • 52:07

    already. Oh, yeah. We do. I'll play that and then I'll get into some of the texts

  • 52:12

    that were sent from Shannon defending himself. Let's see. Here we go. To my family, friends, supporters, and

  • 52:18

    colleagues, I want to speak to you directly and from the heart. This is a shakeddown. I'm going to be open,

  • 52:24

    transparent, and defend myself because this isn't right. This is all being orchestrated by Tony Buzzby, who has

  • 52:30

    targeted Jay-Z. Tony Busby targets black men and I believe he's going to release a 30 secondond clip of a sex tape that

  • 52:37

    tries to make me look guilty and play into every stereotype you could possibly imagine. That video should actually be

  • 52:44

    10 minutes or so. Hey Tony, instead of releasing your edit, put the whole video out. I don't have it or I would myself.

  • 52:51

    You know what happened and you're trying to manipulate the media. The encounter in question took place during the day at

  • 52:57

    her invitation. And now that appears to be a deliberate setup coordinated by Gabby, also known as Carly on Only Fans.

  • 53:04

    Gabby and Tony Busby want $50 million. What they're getting is sued for defamation and trying to take me down.

  • 53:12

    My career is all about real talk and honesty. I know my family and fans know exactly what this is about. And I'm

  • 53:18

    going to be out there telling you whatever I need to say, just like I always do. I love all of you guys.

  • 53:24

    Thanks. What do y'all think of his statement? I'm I'm in support. I think it I think

  • 53:32

    it's bold. I think I'm in support and I like it though. I think that um I think the [ __ ] that Jay-Z did is going to

  • 53:38

    start being the norm if for somebody that's innocent. I don't know. Again, I don't want to say on innocent or guilty

  • 53:45

    bag, but I think that's going to start being the norm. For people that got enough money to fight it, I think they're going to step in front of it and

  • 53:51

    not cower. I'm letting the successful black men out there know that they are

  • 53:57

    coming through you through your dick. Yeah, true. Yeah, you got freaky better

  • 54:02

    cuz this nigga's freaky. Yeah, we seen it. I love Yeah. Michelle told us

  • 54:08

    Michelle told us that he was freaky and now you on you got the only fans

  • 54:14

    chick. He just put her Only Fans out. Yo, known as Carly on What is going

  • 54:22

    on? Oh my god, this [ __ ] is crazy. Um, these texts, man. I'll read these I'll

  • 54:29

    read these texts. Uh, oh my lord. Jesus, Mary, and Joe.

  • 54:35

    Sorry. No, not He wrote two pages of Microsoft Word documents about the text.

  • 54:41

    Okay. The text go as she says, "Only if you put that baby

  • 54:47

    gravy in me, then I can do whatever I want to me." See, right

  • 54:54

    there, I'm stopping the sex thing. Don't say baby gravy. Baby gravy is wild. That's my point. That's these [ __ ] is

  • 54:59

    too freaky. Yeah. So, keep in mind, she's very young. At the time they met, she was 19 and he's in his 50s. I don't

  • 55:06

    know how old she is at the time these texts are being sent. This says 2023, 2024, 2024. Like this dates now. Yeah.

  • 55:12

    So that's 19. Either way, you being too [ __ ] freaky, [ __ ] Baby, yeah, baby gravy tells me you you that's Yo, don't

  • 55:19

    talk to no girl that's texting baby gravy to you. That sounds like the 40, [ __ ]

  • 55:25

    She continues Alabama somewhere. I want to put my tongue in your [ __ ] then

  • 55:30

    marry you. I mean, salute. That's scary. But that's

  • 55:38

    dog. You [ __ ] that's trying to get 100 and $200 million from somebody, get up a

  • 55:43

    day.

  • 55:49

    There's got to be a better way. On January 12th, 2024, that's my daddy.

  • 55:56

    [ __ ] I want you to put this I I want you to put a big black baby in me. See,

  • 56:03

    this sounds like 40 old virgin flirting. When she No, when she started talking that baby [ __ ] cuz a couple of them

  • 56:08

    text messages started talking about, "Yo, I want you to come in me. I want you to put a baby in me." All that other [ __ ] That sounds like money grab to me.

  • 56:15

    Yes, it does. It sounds like money grabbing. I'm gone. Like I That would Yeah, but Shannon is old and from

  • 56:20

    Alabama. Where's Shannon from? Georgia. He from the country of Georgia. Yeah. And they might have called him ugly

  • 56:26

    growing up. Like he probably just getting into his heyday. I feel like sh been active for a little

  • 56:32

    while. [ __ ] is a Hall of Fame NFL player. He been in Head for 30 Baltimore, bro. All of that is great.

  • 56:38

    That's y'all that's y'all's point of view. I think I've heard I think I've heard him say before. I'm sure it's kicked up a notch with the the He's more

  • 56:44

    famous than he's ever been. He's more famous. Yeah, y'all tell me about when he had a helmet on. Anyway, she continues, "Uh, you better

  • 56:53

    crave it cuz you're going to be stuck with it for life after you put a big black baby. These are huge red flag."

  • 56:59

    Yeah. Yeah. She continues, "Uh oh, no, that was the end

  • 57:04

    of it." No, there's more, but I don't see it here. There's one where she was saying that she's not black, right? No. No, she's not black. Yeah, cuz black

  • 57:10

    people don't even talk like that. No, there's one wish. How many black girls told you put a big black baby in me? They don't say that. Well, he don't

  • 57:16

    know. [Laughter]

  • 57:23

    Hey, crazy. [Laughter]

  • 57:29

    Hey, the black girls, they don't talk like that. Why Shannon don't just get on with black girl? There's one where she's saying she met her at the gym, too.

  • 57:35

    There's See, gym head, meatthead ass [ __ ] These are all like red flags. [ __ ] steroid head [ __ ] just getting

  • 57:41

    got in there with them Amazon tights on and that horny ass old [ __ ] Look at

  • 57:46

    you. Look at you. I sent you the other page. That's cool. That was more just setup stuff, but that is where she

  • 57:52

    mentions uh 25,000 per cheek. Now, that's what you tricking [ __ ] is paying.

  • 57:58

    Who's you tricking [ __ ] I know you missed this big juicy ass. 25,000 for

  • 58:04

    each cheek. I want you to put a dog collar around my neck and choke me with it. I I stopped talking to the [ __ ] the

  • 58:10

    second it go over 3500 for the whole ass. Right. Perch. Not even for peri for for the experience.

  • 58:18

    I This should be I should be getting all I can eat for 3500. Yo, you fronting. I'm not

  • 58:25

    fronting. The right buffet could get 6,000 out of you. The right buffet could get more than that. You don't stop at 35. A [ __ ] [ __ ]

  • 58:32

    $25,000 a cheek. I haven't entered that that. Wait, first of all,

  • 58:38

    this is not me. Sure. I'm planning marriage. This is Mo Button. I'm

  • 58:43

    planning to get married. Shout them off. But even if me and my girl is on some freaky [ __ ] cuz I That's what I do with me and my girl. It wouldn't be 25,000

  • 58:50

    per. That's 50 grand for an experience. That's a lot. That's somebody looking for a money grab for sure. All this

  • 58:57

    stuff says money. And if he paying it, see, but I don't be mad at the girls that find a old rich [ __ ] and get him.

  • 59:04

    I don't I respect the game. Yeah, me too. If you that damn

  • 59:12

    anyway, I'm not mad. 25,000. She didn't look like You know what? Go ahead, Mark.

  • 59:18

    Go. I'm glad Mark is here now. I want to establish this though cuz again, I happen I don't trust anybody who has

  • 59:24

    Tony Busby as their attorney because of the history. These texts, these things,

  • 59:29

    the limited exchange I had with Shannon yesterday about this, all of it suggests to me that I should be skeptical. That

  • 59:36

    said, the thing I don't like about the way we're talking about, not on the show, but in the public, is this

  • 59:41

    assumption that because she's freaky, because she wants to get choked with a dog collap. You can be, you can like rough

  • 59:48

    sex and get sexually assaulted. You can be freaky and get sexually assaulted. You can be a sex worker and get sexually assaulted. You could have wanted all

  • 59:54

    that [ __ ] to happen yesterday and then today you decide you don't want that no more. You can decide right now, I don't want it to happen in 2 minutes from now.

  • 1:00:00

    You know what I mean? So, I just want to establish that regardless of what happens on this case, this does not mean

  • 1:00:05

    that we should not listen to the voices of people who who who make these allegations and who engage in things that we may see as off the straight

  • 1:00:12

    path. This still doesn't make you eligible for any of the awful [ __ ] that she's accusing him of doing. That's all I want to say. That's true. True. People

  • 1:00:18

    that live a life that we not living. [ __ ] this is my bag outside of some of these words. Outside of some of these words,

  • 1:00:26

    except that baby gravy. Who's to say after 9:00 p.m. I won't go see what Only Fans are looking like? I unfollowed a few [ __ ] over there, too.

  • 1:00:34

    No, but that was a great point. I'm glad that you said that. Uh Shannon releasing these texts don't say that it didn't

  • 1:00:40

    happen. That's true. That's true. So, we don't know. We reserve the right to to make judgment later after more details

  • 1:00:46

    come out. And prayers to everyone involved. But to anybody with something to lose, be careful. Yo, be careful. It

  • 1:00:54

    is not worth that nut. Go rub it out. Rub it out.

  • 1:00:59

    Put some gravy baby in some paper towels somewhere. Exactly. Live a happy life. And listen for for for for the women out

  • 1:01:06

    there, right? And the great words are Sister Mel, you never know what a predator looks like. So that's true,

  • 1:01:12

    too. You just want to be careful. That's true, too. What? That's bad. Say

  • 1:01:19

    Nope. I had a wildly inappropriate joke. Evil Mark. Evil Mark was like

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    school and one of the people on night school asked if he had any thoughts on your Madison Square Garden appearance.

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    Oh. And he said he was going to save it for today. And here's today. Look at that. Buddy and naughty enough. Would

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    About to give him the two pack. Glad I'm glad you good, man. Those are one of the days I was

  • 1:04:56

    glad. Welcome, Ammani. Let's welcome Ammani. I'm glad that they can't send me no

  • 1:05:01

    invite that. Oh, yeah. Shade. All right. Dope. Well, let me me and Shade get to it. She She hold it down. I was I was

  • 1:05:08

    worried for you. A little bit little worried. You didn't text me? Nah, I ain't want to see me text.

  • 1:05:15

    [Laughter] Oh, that [ __ ] He said he got Yeah, cuz I was back there reading all Fat Joe

  • 1:05:21

    text. Every time that [ __ ] put his phone up. Damn. I wonder what Fat Joe would have.

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    50 would have slid you in Madison Square Garden. If 50 would have hit

  • 1:05:35

    Take it out. Come on. Take it off. I got you. I got Come on. Come on. But I had already had the You had it played out,

  • 1:05:40

    right? That's funny. Yo, this whole 50 [ __ ]

  • 1:05:48

    all this 50 [ __ ] did was show me just how many people are indeed waiting with

  • 1:05:55

    baited breath. You get snuffed. You get snuffed. No, no, no. They seen that already.

  • 1:06:01

    Twice even. They've seen that before and somehow it's not enough. They want to

  • 1:06:06

    see they cuz my mom outfit. They want to see me take a beat down. Punks jump up

  • 1:06:12

    to get beat brand new Nubian. They want to see that somewhere

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    with bright lights and and cameras. They want they want to get the footage. They

  • 1:06:24

    want a bad video of me. Boy, I wonder why. What if I said you talk a lot of [ __ ] That's why I don't what it do.

  • 1:06:31

    It's part of the job, man. I do talk a lot of [ __ ] But the [ __ ] I be wanting to say is worse. You too old to do what

  • 1:06:37

    we told you to do before. What? Which was just slide somebody. It don't matter. It don't matter. I mean, I think

  • 1:06:43

    I think that might help a little bit. It won't a little bit. It don't take away. A person that people think can't fight

  • 1:06:49

    or be not with the [ __ ] If you give them one little glimpse that you can really slide somebody, it might change

  • 1:06:54

    the narrative a little bit. It'll change the narrative that he cannot fight, but the other [ __ ] still

  • 1:07:00

    want to see him get Z. It ain't going to stop They might raise it a little bit. Yo, dog. Everybody want to see Floyd get

  • 1:07:05

    his ass whipped. Exactly. Watch. They know he can fight. Yeah. Is the narrative that you can't fight though? I

  • 1:07:10

    never heard that narrative. No, it's only Ammani and my other friends that spread that.

  • 1:07:16

    It's only my real friends that spread that isn't that he can't fight. It might be maybe might be [ __ ] or something.

  • 1:07:25

    That that clears it up. That makes it better, man. Thanks for joining the main

  • 1:07:30

    Thanks for joining the main show, man. No, it's good to see you up here, though. Well, yeah, I was safe. I was safe. That's good. That's good. I I left

  • 1:07:36

    the game a little early. Who won? You did. You did.

  • 1:07:46

    Rap one, [ __ ] The one. Oh my god. Yo, my landslide. He tried to

  • 1:07:54

    hit us with the the game was it was was a blowout, so I left. I didn't say it was a blowout. You said it was decided. It wasn't close. I said it was decided

  • 1:08:00

    to me. It wasn't. Didn't they lose like by like six points? No, [ __ ] Yo, dog. They was one three away from tying the

  • 1:08:07

    game up. He left with eight minutes left in the fourth game. Five points. Car was out. Yeah, it's going to get more more

  • 1:08:12

    minutes. Every time I tell this story, the car was outside, right? No. So was double home. So it was halftime. So they

  • 1:08:18

    didn't even eat the buffet. I know. So was double park. You had reservations. Yeah, the reservations. That's what it

  • 1:08:24

    reservations always do. Listen to the game. Listen to I got to get out of here.

  • 1:08:32

    They had a special strawberry mint. That watermelon mint get you every time. I

  • 1:08:37

    wanted to leave earlier than that. But I knew y'all [ __ ] was stupid. And that's why I said I said to myself, "All right, I think they putting me on TV so they

  • 1:08:45

    just going to flash to this pan to this empty seat and then it's going to be jokes." with seven minutes left in a

  • 1:08:51

    tight game in the playoffs that put some respect in your celebrity too, huh? I didn't like the to see that when they

  • 1:08:57

    doing the celebrity roll [ __ ] and they they did the 50 [ __ ] I just had to see you in the back like they probably threw

  • 1:09:04

    up on the kiss cam and [ __ ] instead of celebrity [ __ ] He said he was in the kiss.

  • 1:09:12

    That's funny. My bad. My bad. It's the rum. Yo, that's

  • 1:09:17

    funny. He was waiting on the kids cam and and and they play pump it up. They

  • 1:09:23

    play pump it up and all that. They did play. Yo yo got you know what I mean? Well, one

  • 1:09:30

    we've long ago established the garden don't [ __ ] with me like you got to hit that hard. That's the garden don't [ __ ] with me like that. What you mean? Feed

  • 1:09:35

    on the wood. Make feet not on the wood carpet. That's true. I just want to tell

  • 1:09:42

    anyone hate listening that I'm okay with my life.

  • 1:09:48

    I see some [ __ ] say, "Oh, look where he's sitting." I got to the seats and was like, "Oh [ __ ] look at let's go."

  • 1:09:59

    I got to the seat and became a instant [ __ ] groupy. Let's go,

  • 1:10:05

    man. [ __ ] y'all talking about horrible seats. Did you see the game with 50 in

  • 1:10:11

    front of you? Look, look, this is just a question. There's no shade today. I'm just saying a lot of time it look like

  • 1:10:16

    you like when 50 stood up the chair it looked like you just had to ask him what happened

  • 1:10:22

    like what's it like back there I was able to see the game okay I just just

  • 1:10:28

    wonder yo I'm not even used to [ __ ] playing but you got to take

  • 1:10:35

    it they raise them up like it's like the movies

  • 1:10:41

    the funny part right just in your natural assessment of things. Uh when

  • 1:10:47

    risk is involved, the garden security when you're in that section, there is

  • 1:10:53

    garden security right there to make sure you don't do nothing stupid around the players. Right. Right. Uh at risk of

  • 1:10:59

    being banned from the garden, let me tell you, in the event you knew where every one of them [ __ ] was.

  • 1:11:07

    All I got to do is grab him. All I got to do is grab him. Larry. Larry.

  • 1:11:12

    Jerry, get this [ __ ] Not at all. Hey, in the event that 50 Cent decided to get

  • 1:11:18

    angry in there, it wasn't nothing none of them garden security dudes. Damn,

  • 1:11:24

    what a joke. It's like the [ __ ] at the fair at the fair that that work the roller coasters over there. They got

  • 1:11:31

    caries doing security. So, if he decided to do something Yeah. I would have had to thug it out for a little while. It's

  • 1:11:37

    like when I fought in [ __ ] Dream. That fight was going on forever before security came. It might have seemed like

  • 1:11:42

    forever. No, it was forever. I'm sitting there hold this [ __ ] on the ground like, "Hey, any day somebody come get any day y'all want to come get this

  • 1:11:49

    [ __ ] off me so I could get up would be awesome. That's important to fight." No, I'm a

  • 1:11:54

    lying. You ain't lying. And tucking that head. That was also the best possible

  • 1:12:00

    place to to run into him to see him in the event that it was something cuz I

  • 1:12:05

    know that that's a joke. I'm rolling with it was never nothing. But if it was something Yeah. What a good place. I

  • 1:12:13

    mean, me, Billy Joel, Billy Crystal,

  • 1:12:19

    if you going to do something to me in front of Billy Crystal, [ __ ] you just might got it. You bold, [ __ ] Yeah,

  • 1:12:26

    that's funny. So, good though. That's good. But I was safe for money. Thank good man. I love all my friends checking

  • 1:12:32

    on me the next day. No, I stopped checking on you. Why? After the last time checked on this [ __ ] he was like,

  • 1:12:38

    "Don't check on me." Ain't that what I thought? You got it. Yeah, you did. Ain't that what I You said that. So I I stuck to to your word. I know how to

  • 1:12:44

    move, man. I know. I see. I know. I know how to move. Pour the games over. Yeah. We get better

  • 1:12:51

    learn how to bob and weave, [ __ ] My my method is in prevention. You know what I mean? That [ __ ] start hugging sh real

  • 1:12:57

    tight, right? See that [ __ ] like his legs and everything. Not in

  • 1:13:04

    front of my kids. Not in front of my lady. Oh man. It's always her to do it. It's

  • 1:13:11

    always her to keep me safe. Shade sitting back there like she ready

  • 1:13:16

    for the smoke, too. That's how you [ __ ] with Shade. No, that's my baby, man. Salute. We had a really sunset park.

  • 1:13:24

    That's hilarious. That's funny, son. That's hilarious. That's the kind of drunk you want to be. Yeah, for sure.

  • 1:13:30

    Well, that mean that they expecting some dick that you might not be prepared to give, too. Oh, I hate that. Yeah, you

  • 1:13:35

    got to wave that out and just hope they pass out. Yeah, for sure. She didn't. No, that's that's what you want. You

  • 1:13:42

    want to smoke? Good night. What? Directly to bed. Don't pass. Go.

  • 1:13:48

    Yeah, the toy was charged up. Gave it a deuce.

  • 1:13:55

    Deuce little toy finger combo.

  • 1:14:00

    I'm going to bed and I got to work tomorrow. [ __ ] don't be having jobs, too. They They want to [ __ ] too. 4 in

  • 1:14:07

    the morning. Girl, get off of me. Oh. Anyway, but I am safe. Where we Where

  • 1:14:13

    yall want to go? Oh, [ __ ] That's funny. Just to get serious for a second. Some sad news obviously. Uh, for those that

  • 1:14:19

    care. Uh, I know some Catholics are here. Uh, Imani being one of them. That's true. I'm I'm a retired Catholic.

  • 1:14:25

    Yeah. And I understand you retire your Catholic sweaters. Still wear them. You do look bad

  • 1:14:31

    Catholic. You do look like a Jesus saints in Latter Day. Look like Mr. Rogers. This is my probation sweater.

  • 1:14:37

    She look like Westchester Catholic. You got the little cres. Yeah. All you

  • 1:14:42

    need is a WC right here on the pocket. I'm repping for my guy Pope Francis today, man. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah. He got

  • 1:14:48

    the cross out, too. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like I'm standing cross wrestling. This is the one with the ashes, too. Wait, you took your mom off

  • 1:14:54

    your thing? Off? This is my mom. My mom. So, you took your dad off? No, my mom. Got two different chains. Took somebody

  • 1:15:00

    somebody I have two different chains. The other one got one spins. Yeah, the spinner. You put the spinner in the drawer. You took the spinner.

  • 1:15:11

    Did you drop it to the floor? [ __ ] put the spinner. How do you decide which ashes you go? All right,

  • 1:15:18

    never mind. All right, Mark. Pope Francis uh passed away on Easter Monday uh after a

  • 1:15:24

    long bout with illness. Uh, you know, for a lot of people around the world, the pope symbolizes so much. Uh, he is

  • 1:15:31

    one of the most progressive popes we've ever seen. True. Um, you know, no religious leader is going to be but so

  • 1:15:37

    progressive. There's some conservative stuff with everybody. But when you start talking about uh health care, housing,

  • 1:15:42

    even what's going on in Gaza, Pope Francis is calling over there every day to the hospitals in Gaza, checking on

  • 1:15:47

    folk, uh, I don't think we've seen a more progressive uh, pope than than Pope Francis. and uh I don't know if he'll be

  • 1:15:54

    replaced by one like that, but he is a symbol and a model of what religious leadership can look like for a lot of

  • 1:16:00

    people. I got a lot of critiques of the Catholic Church, but at this moment of mourning, I just want to send love uh and condolences to all all the religious

  • 1:16:07

    believers around the world uh for whom this is a a devastating moment. Wow.

  • 1:16:13

    Yeah, you the best at this. Yeah, you're the best at your rest in peace [ __ ] I ain't going I just would have never got that off

  • 1:16:20

    so eloquently. We used to send some prayers and play some gap band. That's okay. Play our Maria. Oh yeah. No. Rest

  • 1:16:28

    in peace to the Pope. On the news they were showing me the seven options for the replacement. I was looking at that [ __ ] like the house of cards boy. They

  • 1:16:34

    was explaining who each person was and their views and one of them dude the Hungarian. Oh [ __ ] If he get

  • 1:16:44

    Oh, rest in peace to Pope Franc. He the pope of the Trumps. He Trump of the popes.

  • 1:16:50

    Uh, the way that they described him was uh like uh what was Trump's uh old vice

  • 1:16:56

    president name? Oh, Mike Pence. Mike. Well, it fits with the Catholic model.

  • 1:17:01

    Oh, man. This guy. Why did everybody keep saying that JD Vance had gone to see him like a day before or a few days

  • 1:17:08

    before? He had Why was that so important to share? Were they trying to They [ __ ] with him saying like he sucking

  • 1:17:13

    killed him. He sucked his soul out after that Francis was ready to go back to the Lord. You know, all the there's a lot of

  • 1:17:18

    black people making them jokes, too. You know what I mean? They were quality jokes. I got to say, I feel like part of being black is making like some good

  • 1:17:23

    inappropriate jokes. That's the best time to make jokes. That's Yeah. Yeah, man. Kind of. I had a couple, but his

  • 1:17:28

    were way too mature. His speech was too mature, so I chose. I chose. Um Yeah.

  • 1:17:34

    The the idea that there could be a black pope is also something that people have been juggling around. I don't think it's

  • 1:17:39

    going to happen in our lifetime. I just don't think that it will. It will. You think so? I believe so. I believe so.

  • 1:17:47

    Why? Uh, we saw a black president. I don't think the the Yeah, we voted for

  • 1:17:52

    that [ __ ] Well, it's true. I don't think the Vatican is is that far away from if they got this progressive. I do

  • 1:17:58

    think we could potentially see it someday. They haven't even agreed on the whole touching kids thing yet. You know what I'm saying? Like agreed. I'm just

  • 1:18:05

    saying like they haven't resolved that. Like there's so much corruption in these religious institutions and there's also

  • 1:18:10

    a lot of racism in them. And the idea, and I'm saying this about all religion, I'm not just saying Catholics. All

  • 1:18:15

    religious. I'm watching the ad money just fly. Yeah, you know what? Let's take that back, [ __ ] The ad money.

  • 1:18:23

    I will not be responsible for that. And this is exactly who I want to get my Vatican news from. Armani.

  • 1:18:35

    Hey, with ping sometimes [ __ ] just start talking about [ __ ] that it's like

  • 1:18:41

    maybe not your wheelhouse. Get from a man and a Muslim.

  • 1:18:54

    That's funny. Oh, well, what else? What else is What else is important? What else is important out there? Can we I

  • 1:19:00

    know we don't like to talk Kanye a lot or or Oh, no. This is important. But this one felt and again it seems perfect

  • 1:19:06

    after what we just talked about. Oh my god. Um, wait. What? What? Karen, keep

  • 1:19:12

    going. That's crazy. Kanye put out that song Cousin that nobody heard. I hear

  • 1:19:18

    it. Nobody knows that this is a song, right? Nobody has bully.

  • 1:19:24

    Nobody You're It did. The trick didn't work this time as far as the music is concerned. I don't think that he could

  • 1:19:31

    just name a song title and people be like, "Oh, okay. Yeah, that's what's going on in that song, right?" Like, I don't think a lot of people knew, but go

  • 1:19:37

    ahead. So, he puts out this song, which I'm pull up the lyrics, and he says, uh, and trigger warning for

  • 1:19:45

    anybody who has, um, definitely trigger warning. Yeah. Uh, he said, "Hanging with my cousin, reading dirty magazines.

  • 1:19:51

    We seen some [ __ ] kissing. We ain't know what that [ __ ] mean." Then we start reenacting everything that we had seen.

  • 1:19:58

    That's when I gave my cousin head. Gave my cousin head. Gave my cousin head. I gave my cousin head. I gave my cousin

  • 1:20:04

    head. I mean, I think it's important to note that he didn't split that in as a line.

  • 1:20:09

    He wanted that to be head. I want you to know I heard the song. Did it slap? That's on

  • 1:20:18

    grand. Of course, Ammani heard the song cuz I needed I needed to understand was

  • 1:20:24

    this being said like in like a therapeutic way or something. It's hard like you should not hear the song. Was

  • 1:20:30

    there melodies underneath it? He's it's autotuned. I'm singing I can't I can't. Yo, let me ask you a question. Now you

  • 1:20:35

    sold me. Hey, that's a clip by the way. Now you sold me. He going to be on the internet forever with that [ __ ] It's It's

  • 1:20:42

    horrible. How do you metaphorically use head to personify something else? This [ __ ] would not let

  • 1:20:49

    YG get for two weeks. YG couldn't be a victim for two

  • 1:20:55

    weeks before Kanye said, "You know what? I I need in on that." That's one. Two,

  • 1:21:01

    which really should have been one. I got to say, for me, this is the

  • 1:21:08

    greatest Oh, that explains it. That I've ever come across. Yeah. Yo, if anybody

  • 1:21:16

    out there at any time says, "Yo, when I was young, I sucked my cousin dick until

  • 1:21:22

    I was 14." I'm going to say, "Oh, that explains something."

  • 1:21:30

    Anything you do after that, it probably explains. Yeah. Like, I think that Kanye really exonerated

  • 1:21:36

    dog. First of all, I'm sorry that that happened to Kanye and I want to cousin and his cousin. Wait, hold on. I mean

  • 1:21:43

    his cousin whole he's the molester in this molester. The cousin is younger than

  • 1:21:50

    him. Just cuz you get in the head don't mean you're not getting molested. The cousin we got a lot cousin's younger.

  • 1:21:55

    It's Oh, I thought it was his older cousin. No, Kanye was the older cousin in this situation doing this to his

  • 1:22:00

    younger cousin. I don't even Japan. He got It's important to read the second verse, too, cuz this is what Kanye

  • 1:22:06

    talked about in the interview or in on his tweets which he elaborated on. He said, "I know these [ __ ] about to judge me now." check started off when we

  • 1:22:13

    was hanging out. Told my cousin not to tell nobody. Please tell me, people tell

  • 1:22:19

    me take it to my grave. Truth will set you free someday. I don't think they understand that I'm not attracted to a man. Now, this cousin, for context, is

  • 1:22:26

    in jail. Is in jail for murder, uh, murdering a pregnant woman allegedly. That's according to Kanye and he

  • 1:22:32

    believes that perhaps what he did to his cousin, what happened with him and his cousin contributed to the path that his

  • 1:22:39

    cousin took. So this is about and to me when I hear this this is Kanye as abuser Kanye as of course if you're a kid y'all

  • 1:22:45

    both going through some [ __ ] up [ __ ] a whole they all [ __ ] up but the cousin was the victim here. Yeah people so much

  • 1:22:52

    to unpack here. A lot of people are sending words of of sympathy and you know

  • 1:22:58

    to to no to Kanye. I'm like he's not I mean don't get me wrong he is a victim because of the age but the person who's

  • 1:23:04

    really the victim in this situation is the cousin. We need to be speaking to that. Yeah. And he's probably blindsided

  • 1:23:10

    in prison. And who the hell want like I didn't want you to go ahead and tell that story. I'm just saying you mind

  • 1:23:16

    your own business in the child hall. Somebody say I heard you was sucking your dick. I mean like you got some explaining to do or not. Or not. Or a

  • 1:23:24

    [ __ ] might have been sucking his cousin dick when he heard heard this. That's Oh, that's where your skills came. Oh.

  • 1:23:32

    Oh, I don't even feel right making jokes about this. I don't There's nothing to joke about. No. and and and Kanye has

  • 1:23:39

    displayed some behavior deserving of some adjectives. Yeah,

  • 1:23:44

    this is gonna sound [ __ ] up to say and I probably shouldn't say, but I'm going to say it anyway. I I can't I think I know what you I can't wait for the day

  • 1:23:51

    where we can really have a real honest conversation about Kanye when he is not able to give us any more stories.

  • 1:23:58

    All right, that sounds horrible to say. I I'm so I'm sorry I'm saying it like

  • 1:24:03

    that, but I'm just saying I I I want to be able to give a real honest opinion on

  • 1:24:10

    a positive and a negative side. And I feel like I'm adding fuel to the fire. Adding fuel to

  • 1:24:15

    the fire. And I feel like the more that he just keeps doing things, we never really get a chance to have a real honest conversation about how we feel

  • 1:24:22

    about Kanye and some of the things he's done. Like we like we have this love for his music and this love for some of the

  • 1:24:28

    things he's done in the past and we kind of keep trailing with it. Who's we?

  • 1:24:33

    Well, the general general pop. I'm not saying I don't think so. I'm not saying us. I'm just saying the general population is off him. Me having a

  • 1:24:40

    conversation about him today is becoming difficult because every time I try to give him certain level of grace or or

  • 1:24:45

    understanding, something else pops up and I'm now back to like ground zero with him. Yeah, that that's just where

  • 1:24:51

    I'm at. The one thing that's been disturbing about this tweet and song is that so many more people were okay with

  • 1:24:57

    the Nazi [ __ ] but then when the sucking dick came out, they were like, "Nah, this is where I

  • 1:25:04

    draw the line." Like, what? Right. The sucking dick part is the minor part

  • 1:25:10

    of the whole [ __ ] We talking about incest and we talking about molestation. Yeah. Like that part at the end of the

  • 1:25:16

    day. So that's the other part of this comment that's bothering me. like, "Yo, you [ __ ] don't understand. This is

  • 1:25:21

    some serious shit." And he's choosing to go to Twitter and put this in a You have to hear the song just for you to

  • 1:25:27

    understand why I'm saying that. It doesn't even come off like a sincere thing of like I feel [ __ ] up by what I

  • 1:25:32

    did. Like he's harmonizing. I don't want to harmonize over I gave my cousin head, right? But if it needs a harm,

  • 1:25:41

    you put like it's just it's like come on Kanye mean the slap for the slap. Sometimes you got to have

  • 1:25:47

    some you got to approach some sincere [ __ ] in a sincere way if you really sincere. He did always have that defined

  • 1:25:52

    jawline when he was singing that ego remix.

  • 1:25:58

    Y'all felt like it was he was just nasty. Nasty. It was too real.

  • 1:26:06

    Anyway, session to Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I hope I hope he gets prayers to all. I hope everybody that needs help gets the

  • 1:26:12

    help that they need and and deserve. And hopefully does it in places other than tweets and songs that people don't hear.

  • 1:26:19

    Yeah. And podcast and podcast. There's a lot of places that the therapy and help doesn't need to be podcast tweets. I I

  • 1:26:28

    think [ __ ] off him. I think he's uh starving for some level of attention and

  • 1:26:34

    and the masses are starting not to There was like four inappropriate jokes right in that one second. I'm just leaving it

  • 1:26:40

    alone. Yeah, it's tough to be mature right now. It really is. It really is. It really is, man. Um, Easter, first of

  • 1:26:48

    all, are y'all Easter followers? Easter people? Do y'all do Easter stuff? It's a pagan, huh? Okay. Okay. No Easter egg

  • 1:26:56

    hunts. Happy resurrection day. Who can afford eggs right now?

  • 1:27:01

    420 was celebrated. 420. My family is Christian, so they celebrated. You can afford the weed but not the eggs. Yeah,

  • 1:27:07

    the weed's cheaper than the eggs. We might be cheaper right now. It is. Yeah, for sure. I didn't partake. I don't It

  • 1:27:14

    doesn't hit the same like it used to as a kid. Tradition is just dumb down. You

  • 1:27:20

    throw on no fly [ __ ] Just, you know, back then used to throw on pastel [ __ ] That's what we used to do. Just go go to

  • 1:27:26

    church, go to the egg, Easter egg hunt [ __ ] It's not around anymore.

  • 1:27:33

    So, it was Easter. It was 4:20. He's also Luther Vandros's birthday. I'm I'm assuming y'all don't give a [ __ ] about

  • 1:27:38

    the latter, but do y'all do 420 [ __ ] I definitely did 420 [ __ ] I know you don't. My friend owns a a weed farm and

  • 1:27:46

    a dispensary upstate and that's where I was. So, they had a little party. I got ripped. You was plucking your own weed?

  • 1:27:52

    No, it's not grown yet. It's early in the season. Salute to uh Whizzes. We I

  • 1:27:57

    smoked some of that on 420. I was [ __ ] up. Really? Yeah. That's too strong for

  • 1:28:02

    me. I can't smoke that. I can't smoke that. But yeah, 420 I got twisted. So it

  • 1:28:08

    was No, it was it hit like too much. You scared? You

  • 1:28:13

    scared? Think I turned into a bunny. I'm No more. No more. Uh-uh. Give me the

  • 1:28:20

    mid. Yeah. Got to be careful where you turn into a bunny at, man. Were you in a safe place? Good. You do that [ __ ] in

  • 1:28:27

    the house. Yeah, that's it. I ain't saying nothing. Don't be at that church. The second I got old enough to tell my

  • 1:28:33

    mom, "I'm not going to church with you." My G, that was over for Easter.

  • 1:28:40

    It was no more Easter. That might have been ninth grade. Yeah. 14. Yeah. 15. It

  • 1:28:46

    was like, you know what? I'm not going to keep going. The [ __ ] that you make me New Year's Eve in church. Ah, Rap City.

  • 1:28:52

    It's a rap for that. It's a rap for that. Christmas tree going up. I ded that one. I wasn't with none of that

  • 1:28:58

    [ __ ] growing up. Damn. Did you get festive again? Like like with your own kids or with your with your lady? Like do you all do like the holiday stuff?

  • 1:29:05

    You know, that's where it's interesting, right? Like I'll get festive. I'm like I'll buy gifts on Christmas. I'm not

  • 1:29:10

    running around saying I don't celebrate Christmas, but I'm not into the the other Christmas tree and all of the

  • 1:29:16

    bells and whistles of it. I'm going to have to clean it up. Like I said, I know people still with their [ __ ] Christmas tree up right now. Yeah. I

  • 1:29:22

    just my understanding of holidays and where they come from and why they're there was just I'm off that. Not to say

  • 1:29:29

    the name of the church, but your mom still go to to the same church? No, my mom goes to a different church. No.

  • 1:29:35

    Okay. When our pastor died, we stopped going to that church along with a lot of other people. Rest in peace to Revron.

  • 1:29:41

    Okay. I wouldn't mind being a part of a church like that. You came to church with us, right? I did. I did. And came

  • 1:29:46

    to a couple of the church. You know how much Jesus I had to feel felt like you needed to say, "Hey, hey G. What you

  • 1:29:54

    doing Sunday?" Yo, I don't ask [ __ ] to come to church with me. You know how much saving I felt like needed to be

  • 1:30:02

    thrown your way, man. Oh, man. And you left the church and just behaved the same. Nah, that was I needed that. That

  • 1:30:08

    was around the time I my dad passed. No, you held me down. I'm talking [ __ ] You held me down. I ain't go back after. Re

  • 1:30:15

    dope though, huh? He was dope. No, he was No. Amazing. Re was him. So like if

  • 1:30:20

    I had a church like that when uh Revron was around, I would definitely go there for there was some level of still

  • 1:30:26

    tradition and it felt like family. So if I had something I can see you in there. No, it was it was amazing. Was that a

  • 1:30:32

    mega church? No, it wasn't a mega church. Uh Rev Ron, this was in

  • 1:30:38

    Irvington. It was it was a church that the [ __ ] went to. He was He was one he he was one of us. Got you. Like I I

  • 1:30:45

    remember I went to uh he on a pool pit and uh somebody had walked behind him.

  • 1:30:50

    He like, "Yo dog, I don't really like [ __ ] walking behind me." So everybody laughed it off. He

  • 1:30:58

    kept on and dude walked behind. He like, "Yo, fam, for real, I don't like people walking behind me. Yo, I was locked up.

  • 1:31:05

    My state number is boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. And I had some stuff happen to me when people walk behind me. Could you stop walking behind

  • 1:31:11

    me?" Oh [ __ ] Yeah. Ron story was like locked up like yo he said his state number on the pull pit, bro. Damn. No,

  • 1:31:17

    he was amazing. And just welcoming to to all uh pimps, hustlers, scammers,

  • 1:31:24

    murderers, anybody could come here. No telling who you was going to see in that church along with all the seniors.

  • 1:31:32

    That's what I love and respect, man. You get religious leaders like, "Oh, I already know. Yeah, I already know it's

  • 1:31:37

    crazy. It's probably like a let out." But I that's what we need more of. Unfortunately, we moving toward the mega

  • 1:31:42

    church model where everybody has, you know, 25,000 members and everybody's giving. Not a black community.

  • 1:31:49

    There's a lot of black mega church. It's a lot of black south. No, there's a few north. Where? New York. New York.

  • 1:31:56

    Brooklyn has a couple of them. And a lot of the smaller ones are trying to be bigger. They operate.

  • 1:32:02

    The production value of a of a mega. Exactly. And they're hoping to grow it to 25,000 cuz that's how you get that's how you get the bread. That's how you

  • 1:32:08

    get the bread. And it's not just that they have a lot of people. Was it their actual message is different? They they do word faith. Prosperity gospels like

  • 1:32:15

    you're rich. I'm rich because God made me rich. And if you want to get rich, the pastor got to get rich and and that

  • 1:32:20

    becomes the model. Like Creo Dollar and all them talking about, you know, the Lord wants me to have a jet.

  • 1:32:26

    People buy into that [ __ ] People buy into it. So that's what they get. You disagree? Yes. Oh, but you said nobody

  • 1:32:34

    should be a billionaire. What you stated here? Yeah. You said what? But you don't

  • 1:32:39

    feel nobody should be a billionaire. Yeah. But I also don't think you should go to poor people and tell them to give you your money. Even if I believe in billionaires, I wouldn't want it on the

  • 1:32:45

    backs of poor people. All right. So, let let's just say he considers what he's doing the Lord's work. Yeah. I don't

  • 1:32:50

    think he does. And let's just say cuz he's cuz he's a he's a global he's a global. I I don't believe I think he's I

  • 1:32:56

    think he's a hustler. I think he's full of [ __ ] I'm allowed to say that. Okay. I'm not saying every PJ. I'm talking

  • 1:33:01

    about that one in particular. Crelo. Yes. I mean, he got dollars in his name. Yeah. And he was trained by Fred Price

  • 1:33:06

    who also again interesting name also prosperity gospel right anybody tells people that the only way to show that

  • 1:33:12

    you have faith is to get rich and only and being rich is what show is a tested sign of your faith to me is [ __ ] and

  • 1:33:19

    it's dangerous I'm it's not wrong being rich but if you tell if you telling a bunch of poor people who giving you their last dollars and you going to he

  • 1:33:25

    doesn't say this but you're going to hell if you don't tithe or you know I mean the only way all that [ __ ] man you're exploiting to people you know what I mean and every the less black

  • 1:33:32

    people you see Damon Wayne Money brings you into a new category. You move to a

  • 1:33:38

    different house in a different neighborhood and you get different friends, your money, people that come

  • 1:33:43

    around you to help you make the money and maintain your money and make more money. The complexion changes, you know

  • 1:33:50

    what I mean? I like that's what I love about like LeBron, you know, he's got he got M and he got

  • 1:33:57

    Randy and he got rich. Yeah. Yeah. So, he kept he kept that group. Yes. Poor

  • 1:34:02

    Sharon. And that's not the money clip I'm looking for. It is a football player that was talking about I saved it. I

  • 1:34:07

    don't know where it is. Just talking about how he don't care about money and don't need

  • 1:34:13

    all of the extra money. Like to Mark's point about it should be no billionaires. She was just like, "The amount of money I have is enough for

  • 1:34:20

    anything I want to do and need to do, and I don't have a desire." Because the more money that you make, the more

  • 1:34:26

    you're asked to do things, and the more you're tasked with, and it can make life

  • 1:34:31

    unmanageable, unhappy. It just comes with some other things. I saved it cuz it was real interesting for Patreon. I

  • 1:34:36

    can't find it now, but whatever. Like, how much money do each of y'all need to make in your life? I'm going to

  • 1:34:42

    ask Mark cuz he doesn't believe in any of that billionaire [ __ ] I need a number, though. All right. So, I I'd be

  • 1:34:47

    good with 50. 50 million. 50 million. That's all I need. If I if I liquid I'm talking lifetime like if you made 50

  • 1:34:52

    million in your lifetime. No, he's saying if he 50 million if I could put my hands on 50 million at any given time, I'd be Oh, you needed bulk.

  • 1:34:59

    Liquid. Liquid. Yeah. Cuz he's talking about investments in houses values. You know, I'm talking about like that would

  • 1:35:04

    be enough money that I would need. But if you if I said net worth of 50 million, I'd be fine. I'd be fine.

  • 1:35:09

    Actually, probably less than that. 25 million, I'd even say. Ammani. Uh, mine is really really maybe 10 like 10k

  • 1:35:18

    10 mil to him. He's paying cash for this ultimate. Yo, in all in all honesty, I

  • 1:35:24

    would want to at least make enough to where I can pass down to my kids. I'm I'm at this point I'm not really

  • 1:35:29

    concerned with the aspect of how much money I personally have for myself. Is Ashley, I'm going save you for last.

  • 1:35:35

    Parks. Uh, 10 million would be more than enough than I would ever need, honestly.

  • 1:35:41

    I'd probably be cool with having five million ish.

  • 1:35:48

    I don't have a number. I think No, I'm about to tell you. No, I'm about

  • 1:35:53

    to tell you. I think that as your experiences grow and as your money grows, then your spending grows. I think

  • 1:35:59

    that I think that when you get 10, 10 is not going to be enough for you no more. That's true. Because right now, Parks

  • 1:36:04

    without a E-Class. If Parks had $10 million, Parks don't have a E-Class no more. Parks might go get something

  • 1:36:10

    bigger that costs more. Parks his house that he wants right now, he might want a bigger house. True. Parks, what he does

  • 1:36:17

    for his family, his mother, his father, his sisters might change with all of that money. Like if you get some money,

  • 1:36:23

    you'll buy your sister a crib. You buy your mother a crib. Your nieces get college funds put away and all of that [ __ ] It just depletes what you already

  • 1:36:29

    have because those things are now options for you. So I think the more money you get, you find ways to spend

  • 1:36:36

    it. Now, the obscene amount of money is like the the money we talking about with Elon and them, them [ __ ] don't have

  • 1:36:41

    that amount of money liquid. To Mark's point, like Mark saying 50 million liquid. If you got 50 million liquid,

  • 1:36:47

    your net worth might be $200, $300 million. Antoine, can you just participate? I don't got I don't have a

  • 1:36:53

    number, baby. I like you right about what you're saying, but can you just if you had to say a number and it came and

  • 1:37:00

    that was the only number you had to live, give me a liquid number. A liquid

  • 1:37:05

    30 40 million like 40 million liquid. Yeah. I feel like if I made any more than $10 million

  • 1:37:12

    I would be doing a lot of charity. I don't know what I would need that much money for

  • 1:37:19

    personally. It's probably not good to say cuz they do say you manif. I don't think I'm supposed to have that much

  • 1:37:24

    liquid. I agree. I don't me personally. I definitely don't think you should have that much liquid.

  • 1:37:31

    Well, right. No, I don't I don't think so. I don't think dangerous man. Yeah, I don't think so. I think nice, safe,

  • 1:37:37

    comfortable space live in happy, cool. Anything more, I'm I might bug out.

  • 1:37:44

    I think when you get to 10 million to point, I don't think you'd be doing charity just yet cuz things do like if

  • 1:37:49

    you if you have 10 and then you buy a house that costs say three, right? You're right. Just just take care of that house is going, you know what I

  • 1:37:55

    mean? Now, if you're very conservative and you save your money, you can you can live off the the interest, things like that. 10 million is not enough money to

  • 1:38:02

    be done to start giving stuff away. 50 I think you could start giving some some stuff away. You can start being real generous.

  • 1:38:11

    See, and even having conversation goes, I can see how there's people out there

  • 1:38:17

    that hear these talks and be like, I'm going to find a way to insert myself in

  • 1:38:22

    some [ __ ] And I found um Yeah. And two two-part question. And

  • 1:38:30

    has your number changed? Since when? Since 5 years ago. I never

  • 1:38:36

    changed this. I I never asked myself this question cuz I was never I'm not the money guy. I just can't say that

  • 1:38:43

    here, but I'm not I don't care about the money. It's changed cuz at one cuz at one point I

  • 1:38:50

    remember having a conversation with you, right? At one point you like, "Yo, if I get 50, I'm good." 50 what thousand?

  • 1:38:58

    50,000 a month. Like you like if I could get to 50K a month. Oh, I've said that. I said I said that on That's all I need

  • 1:39:04

    is 50K a month on air. Boy, was I wrong.

  • 1:39:10

    Hey, listen. I couldn't have been any more wrong with that. But to the average

  • 1:39:16

    person, there's nothing there's nothing in the world that I can't accomplish that I would quote unquote need with 50k

  • 1:39:23

    a month. A lot of people feel like that. Most people feel like that. Yeah. And so now when you get 50K a month, you can

  • 1:39:28

    see how that should go. Yeah. But if your go like your goals change, you start to partake in more things. Yeah.

  • 1:39:34

    That number's going to have to change. Like if you want to just work for your 50k and that's cool. But if you want to own some [ __ ] build up your own

  • 1:39:40

    network, then yeah, I can see how that number would have to increase. True. But you got to have an No, I'm talking about

  • 1:39:46

    you making 50K. Like net you netting 50K. You get what I'm saying? Outside of your expenses, whatever your expenses

  • 1:39:52

    are, you just go home with 50K. [ __ ] think that that's enough money until they get 50K. Cuz it is. I mean, I ain't going to hold you, [ __ ] When my driver

  • 1:39:58

    went to Africa for 2 weeks, she was she was they had to drive. You poor thing.

  • 1:40:05

    That [ __ ] fell in section 8. That's [ __ ] up. I had to drive a couple hundred,000 car and got a ticket in the

  • 1:40:13

    Ferrari. I don't even know. No, [ __ ] It's just a in a normal car of the the

  • 1:40:19

    rolls. The normal car. Normal. Rolls. No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm

  • 1:40:24

    saying is the ticket world has changed since my last time driving. They needed to pull

  • 1:40:31

    you over to give you a ticket before. Oh yeah, it's Bill. No, no, it's just Bill. Yeah, [ __ ] They mailed me some [ __ ]

  • 1:40:38

    You doing 35 and a and a 25 and it was a school district. They sent me the video.

  • 1:40:44

    You can't even lie. It's you, man. I was cruising. [Laughter] They talk about, "Hey, the school

  • 1:40:50

    district, [ __ ] it's Sunday." Yeah, my girl got one of them this weekend, actually, and they sent the video. It

  • 1:40:55

    was like on Queens Boulevard or something. I was like, "What school is right there? Ain't no school. It's a highway." Yeah. I never want to drive again. School anyway. I never want to

  • 1:41:02

    drive again. But if I made whatever y'all talking about, a few things have to go. Like Martha has to go. The driver

  • 1:41:08

    has to go. I could do it. It would just be miserable. Miserable. It would What's

  • 1:41:14

    the number where you could be like, "I'm good. basically play play our game,

  • 1:41:22

    participate. Uh if I'm just freestyling and this number is going to

  • 1:41:29

    hold me over till death. Yeah, I could

  • 1:41:36

    see 500 million. I think you could make do. Yeah, I think you can make that happen. Tighten your

  • 1:41:42

    belt a little bit. This is not for me. It's for my kids. It's for the estate at this point. Nothing I do is for me.

  • 1:41:50

    It's all It's all for the estate. So, you would need 500 million to hold you down till you till you pass. I mean, the

  • 1:41:56

    word estate I mean to me says it should be more than $3,500 in there.

  • 1:42:04

    I know when I was estate planning and I was before I knew what he was doing and

  • 1:42:09

    I still don't all the way know. I need to call him again because it's a long process. But when I was telling him what

  • 1:42:14

    I would like to leave everybody, I I had more than that and didn't know.

  • 1:42:21

    Wow. Does everybody get the same amount? All kids get the same amount. How about for y'all? What you saying? Kids. My

  • 1:42:26

    kids. Yes. But I got brothers. I got sisters. I got [ __ ] cousins. I got

  • 1:42:33

    other people that I'm and and that's the part that I'm talking about right now where we are in well not

  • 1:42:42

    us where we are in life that's not an option for you because you don't got 20

  • 1:42:48

    million you don't got 30 million your nieces and taking care of your nieces and your nephews is not an option for

  • 1:42:54

    you that's why I'm saying when you get 10 mil that 10 mil will run away like that because other things open up well

  • 1:43:00

    the more money you make the more people you feel obligated to take care of. You have the option to do for most people.

  • 1:43:06

    You got the option to do it. I could imagine being like, you know what I'm saying? And I I I feel differently about

  • 1:43:12

    the legacy piece of it and the estate part of it. I mean, I want to leave my kids stuff. Yeah. But I don't feel the need to leave them. I'm more like the

  • 1:43:18

    way Warren Buffett is like, you know, he had a g a gajillion dollars and he left him a very conservative amount relative

  • 1:43:24

    to what he had and the rest of it he gave away to the world and to the world. He ain't dead. I know. He wanted to do

  • 1:43:30

    it while he was alive. He's saying, and I believe them [ __ ] be talking. Sometimes I check up on uh well,

  • 1:43:35

    actually recently I asked my dad uh where Bailey's money went. Bailey is uh

  • 1:43:41

    uh my dad's friend who hit the lotto for like 300 million or something like that. Uh and he passed. I didn't like the

  • 1:43:47

    answer. Like he was he wasn't all the way together. So it's probably with

  • 1:43:54

    attorneys, the state of New York and [ __ ] [ __ ] like that. And that's that's a sad that's just a sad thought. It's

  • 1:44:00

    different. And and for us, especially being black, rest in peace, Bailey. Black people, we won't be. Yo, when you

  • 1:44:05

    start sitting down with them lawyers, your your mortality starts to be a a certainty that a lot of people

  • 1:44:12

    don't want to think about. That's for sure. Especially for blacks. You know what I'm saying? Like my aunt just passed away. Rest in peace. And um Oh,

  • 1:44:19

    I'm sorry. And uh so now you know my mother and my aunt, they was like sisters. That's a conversation you got

  • 1:44:24

    to have with your mom. No, they were sisters. No, it was my great aunt. Oh, okay. Great. But they was like close in

  • 1:44:29

    age. So they was like, "No, no, no. My mom and my aunt was like, "No, no, no.

  • 1:44:35

    It's my great aunt." But they was close in age. And so those are conversations now you got to start having moms like,

  • 1:44:40

    "Yo, where do you want to be buried?" Yeah. That's some [ __ ] Like that is a

  • 1:44:46

    conversation you don't want to have. That's what I did with my sisters. Just every I I Everything is on them. If I

  • 1:44:53

    pass before them, they administer everything. Pass. you control what gets to my kids because I just trust that

  • 1:44:58

    they're going to do the right thing. They'll defide your your I don't care. Y'all go handle with that. And then if my, you know, my oldest son gets to a

  • 1:45:05

    certain age where he can show that he can go ahead and do then I would change things at that point. But moving

  • 1:45:11

    forward, my sisters hold everything down. I was thinking about um this Rody Rich. The reason I asked about the kids

  • 1:45:17

    and how you treat different kids is because of this Rody Rich Easter controversy. Did y'all see this thing? No. where he um Ryver got in trouble for

  • 1:45:26

    posting. He took a Easter pick with one of his children. Sure. Um but he didn't take a picture with his other child who

  • 1:45:32

    apparently is autistic. Oh, that's going to hit home for fresh. Was he there? And

  • 1:45:38

    and and that that's what I wanted to ask Joe cuz Joe was the one who first hit me to this. See, this is the picture that

  • 1:45:43

    went out of Rody Rich and his daughter. Uhhuh. Okay. Beautiful picture. Great

  • 1:45:48

    picture. Amazing picture. Uh, but apparently, let me see here. All

  • 1:45:54

    right, I'm going to read Rody Rody Rich's response to this verse. He says, "This will be my first and last and only

  • 1:46:00

    time discussing this matter. Yes, I included my son in the photo shoot of my daughter's first Easter and first time

  • 1:46:07

    in LA. No, my son did not want to take pictures due to over stimulation.

  • 1:46:14

    Yes, my son is autistic. No, I do not love my son any less.

  • 1:46:19

    Yes, I've been ridiculed and slandered through social media. No, I do not feel

  • 1:46:25

    I am obligated to explain myself to complete strangers. Yeah. Yes, I threw

  • 1:46:30

    my son a birthday party yesterday with my entire family present. No, I did not

  • 1:46:36

    share the moment online because it was also the second time my kids were in the same setting. Yes, I provide for both of

  • 1:46:43

    my kids. No, I do not give a [ __ ] if you believe it. No, I do not complain about

  • 1:46:50

    my responsibilities. Yes, I am tired of this situation. Happy Easter. And this

  • 1:46:57

    came because his son's mother saw that picture and was like, "Yo, you didn't

  • 1:47:02

    post a picture of our son. Are you ashamed? What's going on?" So, she said, and I quote, "Yes, your son was a part

  • 1:47:09

    of a shoot that was never announced as Navy's first Easter. You said it was because you wanted to take pictures with

  • 1:47:16

    both of your kids for Easter. Yes, my son was overstimulated cuz you took two

  • 1:47:21

    hours to get a haircut and your makeup done. Yes, there were pictures taken with my son, but because he wasn't

  • 1:47:28

    standing there posing like a robot and instead being himself, he wasn't included. Regardless, your son

  • 1:47:34

    celebrated his fifth birthday and just got a text that said, "Happy birthday, son."

  • 1:47:39

    Yes, he had a joint bday party yesterday with his cousin. Yes, you showed up 4 hours late and stayed for an hour and

  • 1:47:46

    didn't come by your son till it was time to leave and you wanted a picture. Yes, I've had my son every single day since

  • 1:47:52

    last year, regardless of a court order. If you're going to tell the story, tell the whole thing.

  • 1:47:59

    That got me. It's intense. Yeah, that's a lot. That's a lot of uh I don't think the whole world should know it

  • 1:48:04

    information. I hate this. You know what though? What I find in recent years is that the the

  • 1:48:10

    the kids birthday is when some [ __ ] could pop up. If there's [ __ ] to pop up, I agree with you. I don't think it

  • 1:48:16

    should. Yeah. But like we saw with Kanye and Kim, not that he's the greatest example, but there are examples where on

  • 1:48:22

    the kid birthday, if all is not right, it could go away. True. Yeah. Yo, thank

  • 1:48:29

    you to to to the parents who are able to go ahead and just keep some of this [ __ ] off the [ __ ] internet. Like as much

  • 1:48:36

    as I sit back and I complained about a lot of the stuff that I went through with my son's moms, I'm so happy that today we can just get on the phone and

  • 1:48:42

    if we have a problem just talk some [ __ ] out and never feel like we got to tweet or Instagram some stupid [ __ ] just out

  • 1:48:49

    of nothing. Like you both love your kids. Why the [ __ ] you taking this [ __ ] to the internet? Like he has every right

  • 1:48:55

    to do what he wanted to do. He shouldn't have to go explain this now to the rest of the world because you felt the way about something that could have been a

  • 1:49:01

    phone call, right? Like we don't need to always be a part of y group chat [ __ ] ever. Leave us out of this [ __ ] I

  • 1:49:07

    shouldn't even have to have a judgment based upon why he didn't want to put his son in a picture. That's his business. Ammani is absolutely right. But I love

  • 1:49:14

    reading your business when it's funny. That's the problem is this one is not funny business. Right. So then you get

  • 1:49:20

    all you watch I read this stuff and I just get anxious cuz it just takes you to all these different places and it frustrates me because first of all I

  • 1:49:26

    understand why people don't post their children on social media. Word. Yes. I completely get why. And for a long time I didn't um because of these types of

  • 1:49:34

    conversations and um audiences, fans, the public, whatever, make a lot of

  • 1:49:40

    assumptions about your life based on what they see in that picture and they get not just judgmental, but they get invested. And I remember um this maybe

  • 1:49:49

    like six months ago when um I had posted a picture of my daughter. I think she had I don't remember what it was,

  • 1:49:54

    something she did something, right? Maybe she I don't know turned 21, whatever. Maybe it was more recent than that. Mhm. One of one of those weirdo

  • 1:50:00

    fake accounts started hacking me. Mark has another daughter that he's ashamed of that he never takes care of, never mentions, blah blah blah blah blah blah

  • 1:50:06

    blah. Cuz I guess they had they do internet weirdo stalker [ __ ] and and realized that I had another child and

  • 1:50:11

    grandchild, you know, and these two grandchildren, right? Um and so because they I had never told that story about

  • 1:50:16

    me just meeting her until I was here a couple weeks ago. Yeah. They made all

  • 1:50:21

    kinds of assumptions that I was being a shitty dad and that I was somehow ashamed of this other girl and that I was a Debbie as opposed to the exact

  • 1:50:27

    opposite being the case, right? But they they were trying to start a kind of campaign. You know what I mean? They

  • 1:50:33

    were almost trying to not blackmail me. It wasn't that strong, but they were definitely trying to kind of apply pressure on me to cuz they don't [ __ ]

  • 1:50:39

    know, right? And so when I see that thing of Righty Rich, I'm like, I don't know if his his his child's mind could be right. He could be I don't know, but

  • 1:50:45

    I know enough to know that I don't know. So, I'm not going to go on the internet and slander him, attack him, say he's I mean, I saw the attacks that he got. I

  • 1:50:52

    didn't know that the that the mother responded, but I saw the attacks he got and I'm like, we don't know enough to have an opinion on his life at all. And

  • 1:50:58

    this is why people should just again, I get why people don't don't put their kids up. I get it 100%.

  • 1:51:05

    Well, the internet can be very mean to children. Yeah. And dangerous to

  • 1:51:11

    children. Um, [ __ ] I'll use Summer Walker as an example, right? like she she's somebody

  • 1:51:19

    there's plenty of people I know that if they could take back ever putting their kid on the internet because y'all are

  • 1:51:25

    meanspirited [ __ ] especially if I have an autistic kid

  • 1:51:30

    we just saw then the audience I hate to bring it up but back to Yay he's friends with this family and was mean to kids on

  • 1:51:37

    the internet it don't even always be the [ __ ] dog avatar stranger yeah people you know

  • 1:51:44

    [ __ ] different depending on What? What level of autism it is? Them [ __ ] don't be beat. I ain't going to hold you. No,

  • 1:51:50

    they don't. The the kids with autis [ __ ] out. The lights, the cameras, the noise,

  • 1:51:56

    the the other kids too much. Leave me alone. And you leave alone. So again,

  • 1:52:01

    I'm with E. This ain't this not our business. But once I saw him say that his son was autistic, I I had a new

  • 1:52:08

    level of understanding for what was going on. Let's say this.

  • 1:52:14

    To me, it's audacious for some strangers to even attempt to hold you accountable

  • 1:52:21

    for why you did or didn't do a certain thing. Yeah. But he, this wasn't a stranger that was attempting to hold him accountable. Now, the strangers came

  • 1:52:27

    later came after you. You get what I'm saying? Like the comments and all of that [ __ ] It's like a level of entitlement that they are not supposed

  • 1:52:33

    to have. It's It's crazy. I didn't I again, I didn't realize that till I came here cuz all that [ __ ] was not a part of

  • 1:52:40

    my world. You know what I'm saying? I didn't know these things even existed until I got here. You know what's crazy

  • 1:52:46

    is I I had a situation with with my oldest son and his mom was very adamant

  • 1:52:52

    in the very beginning. Please do me a favor. Do not post our son on on Instagram anywhere. I don't post them. I

  • 1:52:58

    have people that typically attack me online. I really don't want the tr the troubles. And for me, I was like, that

  • 1:53:05

    ain't got nothing to do with me. But at a certain point, I sat back and I was like, you know what? maybe this is best

  • 1:53:10

    not just for her but also for my son and on the top of the fact that I'm in a space where people like to just dig into

  • 1:53:16

    my own [ __ ] as well. So maybe that would be the best thing to do for him. Like so sometimes just those little conversations even if it might not be

  • 1:53:22

    with you Mark talking about the investment like bro these [ __ ] will go digging. Yeah, I've seen people go

  • 1:53:28

    digging for your [ __ ] I've seen [ __ ] have asked me yo dog I [ __ ] with you on the pod. Can I just see a picture of

  • 1:53:34

    your daughter? You just had a new daughter, right? Crazy to me. What are we talking about? It's crazy. It's sick. Like, what are we talking about? Yeah.

  • 1:53:39

    Y'all can't see no [ __ ] picture of his daughter. I ain't seen a picture. [ __ ] Now, that [ __ ] goes from that's

  • 1:53:46

    not fandom to me. That's it's not fandom. Like, it's it's is it's not cool. It's whack to me. Fandom in the

  • 1:53:53

    age of social media has gone up another notch. People feel like they deserve Yes. to be inside your house. Yes. Yeah.

  • 1:53:59

    In a way that they didn't because so many people do that. They're inside of people's houses. Yeah. The Truman Show.

  • 1:54:04

    Everyone took true and showed be truth and reality in the past 15 years. For me, it's less to do with the actual

  • 1:54:11

    person. It's just them wanting to be a part of something, no matter who it is. If they can just find it through you, then cool. But they just want to feel a

  • 1:54:17

    part of something as big as this is one of my biggest regrets on [ __ ] I brought to the game. And you did you some sometimes I lose

  • 1:54:25

    sleep over it. This wasn't my This wasn't my intention when I created this. They used it for evil. Yes. That's the

  • 1:54:32

    problem. That is the problem. is so stupid. What you created? Huh? What you

  • 1:54:37

    created? The Truman Show in hip-hop. That's true. No, you Yeah. No, no. I give you that. I give you that. You was

  • 1:54:44

    ready to strip it away from me. No, no, no. I just take No, I didn't like the the snarling. What you creating? What

  • 1:54:50

    you creating, you [ __ ] ass? Yeah. I ain't like that. That was No, I was just trying to understand what you saying, but now you No, you big on that. You

  • 1:54:57

    stupid ass Joe Button community went out there and found the porn stars that look like Ronnie Cycley, huh? Oh [ __ ] Yeah,

  • 1:55:03

    that that that that was a little fun. That was fun. What else happened? Y'all tore me up for the female Silver Surfer

  • 1:55:09

    [ __ ] [ __ ] y'all. I'm old. I forgot. I ain't like that. I don't like that female. That little female Silver Surfer

  • 1:55:16

    lady was important for two months in the comic books growing up. These [ __ ] are knocking the [ __ ] off. I remember shorty

  • 1:55:22

    now that y'all said anyway. Um, what else? What else? What? Is there anything in music that needs our

  • 1:55:28

    attention? No. Right. Not really. other than the non-m music [ __ ] that we just talked about, right?

  • 1:55:34

    Uh, let me see. Let me see what's on my list because I know I got some [ __ ] here. Let's see. All right. I have Tyler

  • 1:55:43

    being Tyler in a story that no one cares about, but I wrote it down anyway. Tyler

  • 1:55:48

    or Tyler? Tyler. Oh. Oh. Oh, talking about the Britney Tyler with the Britney Spears inspo outfit where Tyler came out

  • 1:55:57

    and was like, uh, I didn't get this from her. No inspo there for for certain. I just thought

  • 1:56:04

    the outfit was cute. And then somebody said something to her and she was like, "Why don't you shut the [ __ ]

  • 1:56:13

    up?" So, but they was on Tyler's ass. I can't say nothing about it though cuz I

  • 1:56:19

    already said enough. She maybe was she probably wasn't as your style. Yeah, I was just about to say she might somebody

  • 1:56:24

    might have said put this on. She don't even know. No, it was like a green top with denim shorts. It was like iconic

  • 1:56:30

    Britney Spears outfit when she did MTV awards when she fake on her and all that. So I mean it's very similar and at

  • 1:56:37

    the end of the day someone got some in stylist knew if you Tyler is how old 20

  • 1:56:42

    I don't know when she's early 20. She might not know what the [ __ ] you saying.

  • 1:56:48

    She might have not been inspired by it, but yeah, she might have not. Don't get me wrong, though. If you if you're a a

  • 1:56:54

    study and a real artist and you've known, you know, the legends, you know, those certain looks that came across

  • 1:56:59

    like the JLo look is just a legendary look that she did at the MTV Awards. Yes, sir. Little Kim [ __ ] with the one

  • 1:57:05

    boob out is a legendary look. Whether you a kid at that time or older, you remember those looks so you know where

  • 1:57:10

    the inspiration is coming from. [ __ ] you bugger. Anyway, that's not the point. The point is whether you got

  • 1:57:17

    inspiration for Britney Spears or not, why' you say that? Yeah, shut the [ __ ]

  • 1:57:23

    up. Just don't say because they come from a mean Yo dog. They come from a

  • 1:57:28

    mean ass place, my [ __ ] We just talking about this. These [ __ ] come from meanness. These [ __ ] on the

  • 1:57:34

    internet, they growing up in the internet. If you disagree with a [ __ ] on the internet, they suck dick, you [ __ ] ass [ __ ] You That's what they

  • 1:57:40

    come from. any remote slight disagreement is, "Oh, yo, you sucking

  • 1:57:46

    dick. You, yo, get your [ __ ] get the dick out your mouth." You like, "Yo, bro, what are you talking about?" I just said, "No, I disagree." That That's what

  • 1:57:53

    they come from. I expect almost any celebrity to crack at some point when you getting nothing but [ __ ] thrown

  • 1:57:58

    your way all day. Unless you are older veteran, that's, you know what I mean? Yeah. New the new guys, you're going to

  • 1:58:03

    [ __ ] the veterans is cracking. So, you're going to at some point be frustrated and want to respond back to somebody. Everybody has those moments.

  • 1:58:09

    Yeah, I'm on the total opposite side of this. Yeah. I believe you, y'all. I believe you. How you see it? Again, like

  • 1:58:16

    we started earlier, like when you was talking about being calm and what being calm means,

  • 1:58:24

    uh, I come from the old school meaning of celebrity, which was limited access.

  • 1:58:31

    Uhhuh. That's real. So today, fans should be able to say anything that they

  • 1:58:38

    want and most of it probably will be mean without really knowing how you feel in response to it. I don't agree with

  • 1:58:45

    that. You don't agree with what? She could have been in her house or just any celebrity. They don't People don't have to know how you feel regarding all of

  • 1:58:52

    these matters. There's nothing wrong with shutting the [ __ ] up, especially when it's this inconsequential. Who cares if you got inspo from Britney or

  • 1:58:59

    not amidst rumors already that you kind of a dick? I'm not going to say that cuz

  • 1:59:04

    I'm 44 and I've said it already about her. But yeah, all the comments are just

  • 1:59:12

    like, "All right, we can understand why some people think that this girl is a dick." And that's cool when water's out.

  • 1:59:19

    I think that's unfair. I think that's unfair. I think that this is a human being and yo, just because

  • 1:59:26

    you're a celebrity and you wear a certain or you you have a certain job, that don't entitle people to say

  • 1:59:31

    whatever the [ __ ] they want to say to you. And if you feel like it's a day where you tell them suck my dick and shut the [ __ ] up, you are entitled to do

  • 1:59:38

    that. If they entitled to be disrespectful, you entitled to tell them suck your dick. You come in here days and telling people suck your dick and

  • 1:59:44

    you're 45 years old. I think you're entitled to, but you shouldn't. Yeah. Yeah. I think you're entitled. I agree. I I I empathize with everybody who does

  • 1:59:50

    that. I've had those moments. You picking and choosing, bro. No, no. I'm I think we have to pick and choose, though, like at that at that level. Just

  • 1:59:56

    I don't think we should cuz I think it's bad for business. I think it's bad for You know why I don't like that? Cuz once again, it gets back to picking and

  • 2:00:02

    choosing who we like it to come from. There was a lot of times where Rihanna was clapping back at everybody [ __ ] and

  • 2:00:07

    we was cheering it on, laughing, she was she went back at celebrities, she went at other artists and we were like, "Yo,

  • 2:00:13

    that's some real shit." because she's speaking straight from the heart. She human. So it's it's but it's a little different Rihanna too because it's a

  • 2:00:18

    croc of [ __ ] Part of me for me Rihanna is having fun with it. Like it's different when you look like you clowning people and playing people

  • 2:00:24

    versus you actually look angry like you want to actually go and fight somebody. And again I'm not saying I'm above it. I'm just saying like I I think we look I

  • 2:00:31

    think we end up looking bad if we respond to if we show that they that they're getting to us for sure. You know what I'm saying? That's all I'm saying.

  • 2:00:37

    Whereas I didn't feel like they were getting to Rihanna. I feel like Rihanna was just clowning people. Celebrity regular whatever. disagree, but it's

  • 2:00:43

    cool. I mean, we we don't got to keep talking about it. Rihanna Cardi has had interactions with fans like get

  • 2:00:50

    the [ __ ] out my face. Suck my dick. She said chop a dog walking. You get what I'm saying? Like, yo, dog human. Y'all

  • 2:00:56

    are naming people one that are outliers. Two that have partially built their

  • 2:01:03

    brands on this behavior that you talking about. So, Cardi can come out and do

  • 2:01:09

    that. Rihanna didn't build her brand on that. That was part of it. No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't. It 100% was a

  • 2:01:15

    part of building her brand. It was 100% a part of it. Her being able to say certain things that other artists were

  • 2:01:22

    unable to say and it be received a certain way. That was a part of her. She started she started building a part of that brand on risque off off of she was

  • 2:01:30

    already successful at that point when she started to build that brand. This young lady is nowhere near the type of

  • 2:01:36

    success Rihanna was at that point. This can still be a part of her building her brand. Yo, I'm very blunt. I'm not going

  • 2:01:43

    to sit back and just let y'all say whatever. So, school me on this. I I don't know her well enough to know. Why are people reading her as a allegedly as

  • 2:01:50

    like maybe a dick as opposed to it? It was the uh it was the uh yo hold

  • 2:01:59

    my award. Could you hold my award please? That played a big part in it. Okay. Oh, yeah. I remember. And the

  • 2:02:05

    manner in which she did that. did. Uh, a lot of people turned their nose at the

  • 2:02:10

    Usher the Usher dance and dub. I remember that one. Yes, there was a colorism

  • 2:02:16

    conversation about ethnicity. Was there Oh, she was the one with the with the the black color. She from South Africa.

  • 2:02:23

    It's been It's been a few. It's been a few. Some don't seem fair to her, but I get it. I I I see what you're saying.

  • 2:02:28

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yo, I'm not with celebrities wanting everything to be fair. I just don't understand this. I don't understand that. Nothing

  • 2:02:36

    about your celebrity life is fair. I'm confused by this. What What is she

  • 2:02:41

    saying that she wants to be fair? No, I'm not talking about just in general. Marco says, "Damn, some of that's not

  • 2:02:46

    fair to her." He's right. Okay. Where? What? I don't know when we got to this time where fairness should be

  • 2:02:53

    allotted. The world, but it's not even a celebrity thing. The world ain't fair to nobody, right? Cool. But if the world's

  • 2:03:00

    not fair to nobody, then we going to hold everybody to the same standard. And if Joe Button wasn't a rapper and Joe

  • 2:03:06

    Button was a mechanic or engineer or an accountant and somebody said something rude to you, you're entitled to tell him

  • 2:03:11

    suck my dick. Not okay. Yeah, I don't like the word entitled right there. And I don't want

  • 2:03:17

    to be circular in this conversation. You can say anything you want. Mhm. Uh how

  • 2:03:24

    much money do you make while you say it? I I think the money piece is irrelevant.

  • 2:03:30

    Oh, see I don't. Yeah. I think I think that you stand in what you stand and I think you I think that's foolish to even

  • 2:03:36

    think that the money part I think that some people make choices and decisions and they and they live with the the the

  • 2:03:43

    the recourse or the circumstance I mean or the if you made a choice of what they saying if you made a choice to go into a

  • 2:03:49

    career we're going to be put in front of a bunch of people are going to have criticism you should know that and not

  • 2:03:55

    everyone is going to be nice and and for me this is a classic Franklin from Snowfall. Yo, y'all want me to be mad at

  • 2:04:00

    the way a [ __ ] talk? I disagree. It's [ __ ] getting When I came and sat on, and I don't want to make this about me.

  • 2:04:05

    When I came and sat on this couch, I don't think I came and sat on this couch and said, "Yo, I'm going to come now

  • 2:04:11

    speak in front of the public." And so now I take whatever comes along with that. Did you have any expectation that that would happen? No, I I knew nothing

  • 2:04:17

    about that. That's You should have No, I shouldn't have. No, that's not that's not not for him. That's No, I

  • 2:04:23

    shouldn't have. Well, this was never part of his background. He didn't really have a full understanding of what this true but when you come and decide to be

  • 2:04:29

    a part no one really to no one really told him what how do you know what to expect if if you're

  • 2:04:36

    a if you hit the lotto right if you hit the lotto for $100 million how the [ __ ]

  • 2:04:42

    do you know what to expect that comes along with having $100 million some things you don't expect you don't know that some things until you experience it

  • 2:04:48

    you have no idea but if a bunch of people start asking you for money and pretending they were your cousin you wouldn't be surprised by that I would say that's something you should have

  • 2:04:53

    expected but the people but the people that might be close to you that you looked at and you loved and they start treating you funny or they act funny.

  • 2:04:59

    That would be surprising to you for sure. But what I'm saying is the the the example of the person who has an extra

  • 2:05:06

    crit who gets extra criticized now that they on TV or in front of a camera. I'm saying that to me is more akin to a

  • 2:05:12

    bunch of people asking you for money. In other words, like we've been on the other side of it like you and your homie sit in the barber shop. We sit in the barber shop and talk [ __ ] about people

  • 2:05:17

    who famous people, right? So I would assume that you would have expected that. I'm not saying I'm not saying you're right or wrong. I'm just saying

  • 2:05:23

    like I'm surprised that you It's [ __ ] up that y'all just expect people to turn off their human instinct of just wanting to go ahead and respond. Like I get it.

  • 2:05:29

    Yes, there are certain things. There's a gift and a curse that comes with entertainment. Yes, you 100% should be able to

  • 2:05:34

    understand but it's a human it's a human thing to want to respond and even sometimes respond. I don't think you

  • 2:05:40

    want feeling that way. I'm just saying I the one thing I'll say is a lot of times we normalize and naturalize like the the

  • 2:05:47

    benefits of this position. And this is what this is the part that I think Joe was right about. Like it's not

  • 2:05:53

    gonna be fair, but it's also not fair when we get kicked to the front of the line at the restaurant. It's not fair. I said the world ain't Listen, I'm not

  • 2:05:59

    saying but both can be true. The world ain't fair. The world ain't fair if you're a mechanic. But you can respond

  • 2:06:06

    how you respond. You just got to live with No, no doubt. Okay. Yeah, we on the same page. Okay. Respond. Respond how

  • 2:06:12

    you want to respond. Yeah. Let me let y'all know out there that people are talking bad about you

  • 2:06:18

    right now. Yeah. Famous or not famous, wherever you are, more people are talking about you. No matter where you

  • 2:06:23

    are, no matter what you're doing, you can be the accountant, the mechanic, all these [ __ ] occupations they should be using. Somebody is talking bad about

  • 2:06:30

    you. Yeah. I can't think of the amount of times I've walked out of a mechanic shop or stop and talk bad about the

  • 2:06:36

    person I dealt with cuz they were whatever, rubbing me the wrong way. You go to a restaurant and get bad

  • 2:06:44

    service, you're going to be talking bad about that waiter or server. The gig is the gig.

  • 2:06:51

    Come on. He reserves the right to tell all of

  • 2:06:57

    these people. And he choking people, too.

  • 2:07:04

    He just got locked up. Who lying? Smart. For real. Yeah. Like a like a month or so ago, got into a incident with a dude

  • 2:07:12

    in in a restaurant. Say he like his song. Nah. He was doing some racial slurs on He like it. Y him up. Merry

  • 2:07:19

    Christmas. I didn't think it was possible, but they're turning me off this song now. It's [ __ ] terrible.

  • 2:07:27

    Don't let him do that. It's [ __ ] terrible. They're turning me away from this song. I don't know if you guys heard this clip, but I'll play it for

  • 2:07:33

    you. You're being influenced, yo. Yeah,

  • 2:07:38

    this audio is bad, so I'll just tell you. This is uh actor Miguel Nunez. I know I'm not familiar with him. Uh, but

  • 2:07:45

    he claims that Simon Cowell, creator of XFactor and former ANR executive,

  • 2:07:52

    offered the hit song Return of the Mac to Eddie Murphy, but Eddie Murphy turned it down. And now I can not not only can

  • 2:07:58

    I not unhear it. This is a Eddie Murphy song. It should have been Eddie Murphy. I can't unhear

  • 2:08:05

    that now. Once would have it. He would have. Now I look at it as one of those

  • 2:08:11

    songs that were [ __ ] uh a spoof. Yeah. The spoofs that they pass around

  • 2:08:17

    the industry, the creator hit. Oh yeah. The the the manufactured science lab hit

  • 2:08:24

    that we can give this to whoever and it's a hit. I don't like those hits. I

  • 2:08:29

    don't like those hits. Sometimes I like those hits. Well, sometimes I do, but I'm not going to lie. Sometimes historically I like the person if a

  • 2:08:35

    hitmaker, I want to hear what those hits sound Yeah, for sure. I don't want to hear just hits being shot to anybody. If

  • 2:08:42

    anybody do it, it's a hit. Boom. Bahham bug except for when it works.

  • 2:08:50

    Okay. And it works with sometimes. So, so as a bahan bug. I hate that. Like if

  • 2:08:56

    you were a writer, right? I'm a writer or a producer and a producer. Like I'm saying for other like other people

  • 2:09:02

    primarily you could write a song and say yo to me I would like to give this song to X or I would like to give this song

  • 2:09:08

    to Y. Like if you hear Kanye talk Kanye was like yo he did um

  • 2:09:13

    Heart of the City. He said y'all want to get that song to DMX. Like I envision DMX having that song. You get what I'm

  • 2:09:19

    saying? So I understand what you're saying. Let me let me cuz that sounds like a Eddie Murphy. What I'm saying is

  • 2:09:25

    what adds to my point is that Mark Morrison never had nothing else. That's

  • 2:09:31

    where it gets tricky. There was never another song, slap, jam, album is just

  • 2:09:37

    we gave this to you. This is forever uh cemented with your name, but you gone.

  • 2:09:44

    Gotcha. Yeah. Just a one one time quick hit. Hell no. I can't respect it. You

  • 2:09:50

    still got to deliver the the record and he did. So, so let's not strip that away. He delivered the record the way

  • 2:09:56

    but it was tailor made to just be more of a fun loving thing and his tone fit

  • 2:10:01

    that which is why when you hear Eddie Murphy could have did it. It makes all the sense to me. I don't want to hear that [ __ ] now. Now I'm mad. Oh, I think

  • 2:10:07

    I think it would have been an even bigger smash. Smash if you have cuz it's you have a different affinity for Eddie

  • 2:10:13

    Murphy songs. Oh, you Oh, that's true. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because you was in the Michael Jackson.

  • 2:10:19

    [Applause] I know it

  • 2:10:24

    though. If Eddie Murphy walks in any record label and says, "Hey, Rick James

  • 2:10:30

    produced this for me and here's what we got." They're putting all the money to make sure Eddie Murphy has some more slaps on it.

  • 2:10:36

    Huh? You saying? More Rick James. I hate his music. More Rick James. See what I

  • 2:10:42

    mean? Rick James and write you a hit. Annie could really sing. They said that that that Oh, you want you glazing. You

  • 2:10:48

    getting too far. This is what Eddie Murphy can do. This is what the young boys call glazing. Eddie Eddie can hold

  • 2:10:53

    a note. Eddie can sing for an actor. He can hold a note. Eddie can Can he sing better than Shet? Come on. Stop. How

  • 2:10:58

    many girls can sing better than Eddie Murphy? I'm just checking your temperature, buddy. Stop. Don't do that. All right. Tell the audience how Eddie

  • 2:11:04

    is [ __ ] Luther. They about to drag it and put

  • 2:11:10

    something in the universe. I'm saying that um Eddie Murphy can sing. Like he

  • 2:11:15

    ain't no bum singer. Yes, he is. He's a mediocre singer. It's a lot of mediocre singers. Some of our favorite singers

  • 2:11:21

    are mediocre singers. And I think Edd's right under None of my favorite singers are mediocre. That's not true. Some of your favorite artists like who

  • 2:11:27

    names nobody. I ain't going to assault nobody. I think Eddie I think Keith Sweat is a better singer than Eddie Sweat and Ke I love OG Keith. Love him.

  • 2:11:36

    But he likes Are y'all about to say that Eddie Murphy sings better than Keith Sweat? No, I'm

  • 2:11:41

    saying honestly. So Keith Sweat is the name I wanted to ask you about after I heard your sh take. Oh, no. So listen, I

  • 2:11:47

    wasn't about to say that. I was saying he said, "Name some other mediocre singers that are great artists." I think

  • 2:11:52

    Keith is a great songwriter, great producer, all that. I don't think he's known for being a vocalist, right? And

  • 2:11:58

    I'm saying Eddie's under him. He stepped the [ __ ] too. I know that's right there, too. And you in Harlem. I know. I

  • 2:12:04

    don't want to roll. I know it's Lucian. Eddie was the benefit of being famous and having a great production and a

  • 2:12:10

    great a great album. I I I agree that a lot of there's a lot of mediocre singers out there. I just think Eddie would not

  • 2:12:15

    be somebody I would call a singer. You know what I mean? And Eddie's a [ __ ] plant. We don't always want to hear a

  • 2:12:20

    virtuoso singer. Eddie was a [ __ ] plant. You want someone I can sing to. I don't want to try to sing along with

  • 2:12:26

    someone that I can't sing to. That's fair. Otherwise, we would listen to opera. But that's the beauty of a that's the beauty of some of these songs that

  • 2:12:33

    you can sing along with. Like don't get me wrong, it wasn't like Mark just didn't have any type of vocal ability,

  • 2:12:38

    but he did enough to where you didn't discredit him and he did right not

  • 2:12:44

    enough to where the next normal person walking down the street can sing. That's sometimes the catchiness of a great

  • 2:12:49

    [ __ ] hit record. It's almost like uh the rappers that can rap super well don't necessarily be the most successful

  • 2:12:55

    because it's hard to keep up with it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The only reason I was saying anything about him being a

  • 2:13:00

    quality singer is I don't I'm not necessarily convinced that if he had the song that it would have gone to the next level. I think sometimes it's the right

  • 2:13:05

    person at the right time that just hits that that just hits that mark. Even though Eddie was more famous, I don't

  • 2:13:11

    know if he would have bodied the song. I think he would I think the song would have been better. No, this would have been this would have been a body bag if

  • 2:13:16

    Eddie would have did that body back. You like Eddie more than I do. So that that's a big part of it. Yeah. Big OG.

  • 2:13:22

    And you you know who Michael Miguel Nun is? That's Joanna Man.

  • 2:13:30

    Joanna Man. He was also in life. He played the gay. Y'all don't think I remember. That's this dude's name. Yes. Don't be

  • 2:13:36

    scared. He was He don't be scared. Okay. Pretty Rick. He's what you call him. Martin. Okay. Come on now. I ain't know

  • 2:13:44

    that was his name. I just want to put some respect. I wish you [ __ ] see my

  • 2:13:49

    thoughts on. All right. Okay. No, I know who it is now. All

  • 2:13:56

    right. Oh, yeah. Uh, all right. What else? What else?

  • 2:14:02

    What else? What else? What else is there? Let's see. Um, damn. The draft is Thursday. Yeah,

  • 2:14:10

    it is. The draft is Thursday. I don't know if y'all are equipped to have a NFL

  • 2:14:16

    draft talk. I mean, a little bit, but I only wanted to ask you guys. I think the

  • 2:14:22

    entire draft is decided by us. The Giants have picked three. Uh, I think two actually is going to make a lot of I

  • 2:14:28

    think Travis. I think whether whether they picked Travis or um Abdul Carter is going to make a big I think I think the

  • 2:14:35

    Giants are taking that running back. Um, Gentry, I think they're taking a I think

  • 2:14:42

    after that point it's Weber. Okay. You don't talk no more on this topic.

  • 2:14:48

    Please go ahead if you don't mind. Okay. Do me a favor. This is like that Vatican stuff. Do me a favor. If Cam if if it

  • 2:14:55

    runs down being Cam Ward, Travis Hunter, and then that little running back dude, then come back and talk to me though.

  • 2:15:00

    Ashton is very a lot of people consider him a top five fantastic Ashton Genty in

  • 2:15:06

    the great words of Charlemagne the guard. Okay. I I Okay. Hey, I [ __ ]

  • 2:15:14

    Wait, you should be excited. Hey, that's how egregious I think your

  • 2:15:20

    football take is right now. But if that happens, I don't think it's I don't think it's that egregious. That's not

  • 2:15:26

    that egregious. I don't think it's that egregious. If y'all took him right there, if I were a Giants fan, I would be happy with that. Yeah.

  • 2:15:32

    Unless you bypass Travis Hunter. Okay. Tra, if Travis Hunter is picked, what do

  • 2:15:37

    you do? Don't write that check, Joe. Hey, no, we did it. We done. No, I'm out of here. I'm out of here. I don't think

  • 2:15:43

    they will, but I don't think it would be the most egregious thing. There's a lot of people that have him regarded as a top five at least overall talent in the

  • 2:15:49

    draft. They don't typically draft running backs high, but the Giants did it before with say quality. I don't think it would be that agreed and and regarded keeping

  • 2:15:57

    Got it, guys. And that is our NFL draft. That is our NFL draft

  • 2:16:05

    coverage. Holy [ __ ] So stupid. Yo, are you [ __ ] crazy? Giants,

  • 2:16:13

    please. Please pick him. It's almost like I'm in a room of people that haven't watched one draft show. I've

  • 2:16:20

    watched a million and no one has him slave. No one anywhere in the world has

  • 2:16:26

    said Genty to the Giants at three. I agree. I agree with you. So y'all I just want to know. I'm just letting y'all

  • 2:16:32

    know y'all are breaking that. Okay, that is a hot take. I don't think that will happen. But that being said, I do think

  • 2:16:39

    that his talent would Yeah, I don't think I don't think they'll take him either. But what I'm saying is if they did take him, I wouldn't be like, "Oh,

  • 2:16:45

    they the the biggest flopping." I wouldn't do that. Okay.

  • 2:16:52

    They just didn't pay Saquon, so I doubt that they take him. Well, there's the Saquan thing. Our running back now is

  • 2:16:57

    actually pretty good. He's also young. Like, this is his second or third year coming up. Like, but he's more of a

  • 2:17:04

    scatback. That part. [ __ ] He's nice though. Tell that to fantasy owners. He didn't look

  • 2:17:09

    like that to me. That [ __ ] was putting up buckets. He was the only back they had for a long time, actually. So, you

  • 2:17:14

    don't got no choice but to pick up buckets. Listen. Hey, I'm done with football talk. We did it. We We did it.

  • 2:17:19

    Hey, the draft is Thursday. See you guys there. Saturday, I'm sure we'll unpack it. I feel like there's something in

  • 2:17:26

    music that has to be there that we're just not discussing. Is music that beat? Yes, [ __ ] Really is. It really is,

  • 2:17:33

    bro. We almost in May. Oh, I know. You know what I'm saying? Like, yo, we Everybody's like, "Nah, no.

  • 2:17:39

    The heavy hit is coming first quarter. Ain't no hitting been done, my

  • 2:17:45

    [ __ ] This [ __ ] is trash. I'm fine with that because I I'm I

  • 2:17:51

    There's albums that came out that You still got Bad Bunny and Kendrick. I'm good. Yeah, I'm still listening to that

  • 2:17:59

    Bad Bunny. Me, too. Yeah. And Tiny Des was great. Amazing. Amazing. That band

  • 2:18:04

    was incredible. Yeah. I'm going to just go to the Heights if I want to hear.

  • 2:18:09

    If I need to go, I'm good. No, it's not my thing.

  • 2:18:15

    Y'all doing anything this weekend? I'm traveling all going to Nashville. Nashville? Yeah. It's Rem's birthday.

  • 2:18:22

    That's what she wanted to do. All her friends. Well, that's dope. That's dope. Uh, yeah. Me and my man Duff will be the

  • 2:18:27

    only dudes there. I think that's Is he single? No, his His girl fiance is is

  • 2:18:34

    coming as well. Nobody is single but you. Like everybody in the world found their

  • 2:18:40

    person. He found some people. Yeah, he found his people. His tribe. How about that

  • 2:18:47

    though? It should be fun. I do feel like at some point we're going to be the only dudes there with like eight women. When

  • 2:18:55

    y'all leaving? F uh Saturday. Yeah. Pull up. It's right there. Got it wrecked

  • 2:19:01

    right quick. Look at him. He ready. I love Nashville. You said you're traveling. Yeah, I got to do uh

  • 2:19:08

    and I got to Friday I got a uh well, no, Saturday, actually. Saturday, I got to do a um a speech in North Carolina. I'll

  • 2:19:16

    be in Charlotte, North Carolina, speaking to I think about a thousand educators about what's going on down in North Carolina. And then I'm headed to

  • 2:19:22

    Denver on Sunday for a few hours to to deliver an academic paper, which I'm on

  • 2:19:28

    the war tour with Muhammad, my man. It's exhausting, man. I wish I wish I wish I could not do it. What?

  • 2:19:36

    Though the academic [ __ ] don't pay that. No, like it literally doesn't pay. It's just for the culture. Really? Yeah.

  • 2:19:41

    Yeah. I I spent 6 months writing an essay uh uh a theoretical essay that I'm

  • 2:19:46

    going to deliver on Sunday morning to the American Educational Research Association. So, you know, I want people

  • 2:19:53

    to hear the paper, so I'm going to do it. But it's it's it's a drag to go all the way to Denver for that. And then I got to fly all the way back on Monday. What pays? Like the joints that Dr. Uma

  • 2:19:59

    and them be doing? Yeah. I mean, I get paid for speeches, but I don't get paid for like papers. You know what I'm saying? So, um, the speech is paid

  • 2:20:06

    pretty well, you know, and I give a large chunk of it to the to charity, but the papers is what draws in the speech

  • 2:20:12

    money, right? Is that how you'd be surprised how much they don't? People don't care about the paper. It's it's very inside baseball. Like, nobody pays

  • 2:20:18

    attention to it. If I go on TV or I write like a newspaper article or I do like a magazine thing, yes. But like academic papers, 12 people read those.

  • 2:20:24

    Hey, big big dog. How much you say you give to charity? A significant portion. About the same portion he gives to autism. I don't give money to autism. I

  • 2:20:31

    give money to a nonprofit. No, he's just buying prom outfits. That part, too. I get the same

  • 2:20:38

    percentage. Did y'all do that already? When the [ __ ] is the prom? Tomorrow,

  • 2:20:46

    may Oh, that's right. I didn't know you did this. You You buy prom outfits for people? I'm donating I'm donating uh uh

  • 2:20:54

    tuxedos and outfits to a bunch of boys that can't really afford them, but their

  • 2:20:59

    GPA and [ __ ] like that are high. And a lot of them wasn't even going to go to the prom because they just couldn't afford it. That's dope. Dope. How How

  • 2:21:05

    much does it cost to do that? You can get some money. I'll talk to you. Yeah, I'm going to give some. Yeah, tell me how. I'm going to donate. That's what I'm asking. Yeah, I'll definitely donate

  • 2:21:11

    to that. That's dope. Yeah. I just need some photos to show that they were

  • 2:21:16

    [Laughter] purchas if you want.

  • 2:21:23

    Boy, you got to be careful [ __ ] with the boy.

  • 2:21:29

    That [ __ ] four [ __ ] on the street.

  • 2:21:43

    That's that is that is on the side of the limo [ __ ] You

  • 2:21:49

    [ __ ] idiot. Yo, that's dope. It's nothing. You ain't do nothing. Oh no.

  • 2:21:55

    I'm going down south. My eye passed away. Oh, condolences. Condolences, man.

  • 2:22:02

    Condolences. I got to invite y'all out uh next week. Uh you perform me. No, no,

  • 2:22:08

    no. Some some of the pe It's a funny invite and I'm But there's an establishment that wanted to like honor

  • 2:22:14

    certain um customers and stuff at the establishment. And then this yourself

  • 2:22:21

    shady as [ __ ] you telling. Yo, this is why he don't do the

  • 2:22:26

    man. This right here why this [ __ ] is not allowed. But go ahead. It sound like you

  • 2:22:34

    spent last money on it. No, I ain't saying I ain't saying I'm not I'm not saying the establishment cuz I wanted to seem like I was getting but the you know

  • 2:22:41

    spot that that club. [ __ ] don't

  • 2:22:47

    say go ahead. Now you [ __ ] they showing love. So I

  • 2:22:54

    No, it really is. I didn't want to say it. Free appetizers. He said it. I didn't want to say it. These [ __ ]

  • 2:23:00

    are also buy one get one drinks. So invite y. You know what I mean? Might one get one well drink. Just a way to

  • 2:23:06

    get the guys out. Like the mail had the Disney skyboxes. You doing you doing that [ __ ] again. Okay. Just want to

  • 2:23:13

    invite everybody out. See, I'm that paranoid. When people invite me out is when my

  • 2:23:20

    paranoia begins. I can see it. That's not me.

  • 2:23:27

    Don't personalize it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, but but he should know me better enough to know that I can already

  • 2:23:33

    determine you not going to want to be here. So, I'm not even sending an invite. I'm good at that. What kind of

  • 2:23:38

    spot is What is this? I don't know. Nah, the truth is idiot. You

  • 2:23:46

    no man times. I never they get them all time. They get me. Nah, they ain't never

  • 2:23:52

    get me. I never get got. So tell me about the spot though. No,

  • 2:23:57

    I'll put you on after. I mean, not the neighbor. It's like a restaurant. It's like a lounge.

  • 2:24:02

    All of them. Yeah. All that. Where did they give you the brown bag?

  • 2:24:08

    It's no brown bag. Come on. It's me, my [ __ ] We took brown. We took them brown bag. I would tell you. I would tell you, too. I was split it with [ __ ] too.

  • 2:24:13

    No, you don't split it with me. Yeah, with [ __ ] Who you want? Don't split it with me. So, the whole crew invited

  • 2:24:20

    though. Uh, I I'll I'll I'll speak to you after cuz you said I want all y'all. I didn't know if you meant all seated

  • 2:24:26

    here. I figured it would be a nice time to to to really hang with the with the I'm sure depending on who shows up,

  • 2:24:32

    it'll be beneficial for you. Don't get me wrong, you're not paying for a drink and see ever again in your life. You

  • 2:24:37

    [ __ ] cannot come. Free hookah for life for a Exactly. He don't give a [ __ ] if

  • 2:24:42

    we come at all. Trust me, [ __ ] negotiating the watermelon mint like he

  • 2:24:48

    ain't God damn it, man. Yeah. Holy [ __ ] Uh, let's see. Let's

  • 2:24:55

    see. Let's see. Uh, does anybody care that Kendrick Lamar has been announced as a brand ambassador for Chanel? We hit

  • 2:25:03

    the round of applause. Hey, that's fire. That's fire.

  • 2:25:08

    Okay. Nobody gave a [ __ ] about I'm Kendrick D. Yo,

  • 2:25:15

    I'm I hate to say it. I'm Kendrick D. I think I think that's fire. I'm Congrats to him. I just talking about him and I

  • 2:25:21

    think him pivoting to other worlds and being accepted over there. I think that's fire. I think you just build on

  • 2:25:27

    that brand. I don't know if I like that word accepted. What's that? That's not true.

  • 2:25:36

    I don't like that. Everybody don't get accepted into high high-end fashion. That's that's a task. Well, he's already

  • 2:25:42

    been like before the Chanel announcement, he's been shown that he's into to fashion and he has some relation

  • 2:25:48

    to it. It's not like this is his first time doing something in collaboration with a brand, but I I just they made him

  • 2:25:55

    the ambassador. I'm not going to lie, I'm kind of with Mark a little bit. I just do your thing. But I've just heard

  • 2:26:00

    so much of you this past year. I could use like six months of no kind. How you even going to say that in that t-shirt?

  • 2:26:06

    [Laughter] Oh [ __ ] How can you say I'm Kendrick out in a t-shirt that says the future is

  • 2:26:13

    black and feminist? I feel like that's his same movement. No. No, not at all. I mean, again, salute to him. I want him

  • 2:26:19

    to win. I just It feels like I don't need a new headline every That's what it is. Yeah. I don't need a new It's been

  • 2:26:25

    12 months of him having a loose stool and we got to talk about it. You know what I mean? Which is again, nothing bad

  • 2:26:30

    about Kendrick and I'm not criticizing us talking about it right now. I'm saying for me K I just had like

  • 2:26:35

    overexposure. I feel like he's almost overexposed right now for me. So I just even as a brand move I don't it's

  • 2:26:40

    interesting to think about why just the timing of it like I I wish he I wish this announcement would have

  • 2:26:46

    happened right after the Super Bowl right before the Super Bowl. I like he was right at that peak for his sake. You

  • 2:26:52

    know what I mean? I I don't know if other cuz I feel like other people may feel like he and I feel which is a little Kendrick Kendrick out. That's all. I can dig it. I mean he's coming

  • 2:26:59

    his single is still number one and he's going on a stadium tour. I mean I I I listen I get it but with someone like

  • 2:27:04

    him who's always been so like kind of like recluse a little bit and not really it's a little different for me. So maybe

  • 2:27:11

    that's just what what it is too. I think he building his own brand now. He not under TDE no more. And I think him doing

  • 2:27:19

    that I think if he if they would have announced it around the Super Bowl it would have almost seemed gimmicky. I

  • 2:27:24

    think now right here it seems more authentic and it seems you know what I mean? like around the Super Bowl [ __ ] seem like y'all just dick riding, right?

  • 2:27:32

    You know what I mean? Like now I think in May, well, April, May, them announcing it. I think it sounds more I

  • 2:27:37

    appreciate the wins like it, like I said, just every two, three weeks we getting another and not

  • 2:27:44

    even by just him. Just the people period. Stop hating. Not [ __ ] hating on the wait. You

  • 2:27:50

    could have wait to see someone was hating on Kendrick up here, huh? I'm still going to that show and I I'm I

  • 2:27:55

    want to go to the show. I want to go to It's just all the other stuff that you're tired. Yeah, it's just all the

  • 2:28:01

    other Yes, I can dig it. Yeah, I can dig it. Um because it's a slow day. I I follow

  • 2:28:08

    this this uh page that does subway takes. Okay. It's a guy that gets on the

  • 2:28:14

    subway with the car. The microphone. Yeah. The car. That's the microphone. And he asks somebody to give a take.

  • 2:28:19

    Yeah. and they give one, which which to me, not only is a great show, but it is

  • 2:28:24

    the [ __ ] essence of podcasting, like give or take. So, I be really listening

  • 2:28:30

    to these shits. I wanted to play one and get y'all thoughts on I actually wanted to play a few of these. I wanted to do

  • 2:28:36

    this on a Patreon, but since we got time today, I'll just do it. Tell me what y'all think of this concept. What's your

  • 2:28:42

    take? There is no such thing as nothing. 100% disagree. Yeah. Okay. All right.

  • 2:28:47

    Something. No, I'm saying there's no such thing as nothing. Oh, so everything

  • 2:28:52

    is something. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, so I was so I do 100% I think you 100% agree. Try to conceptualize of nothing in any

  • 2:28:58

    manner. Try try to describe it. Just black. Like when you close your eyes. Oh wow. That's a profound something. Oh my

  • 2:29:05

    goodness. Wait. So I do 100% agree. There is no such thing as nothing. Everything is something. We use the word

  • 2:29:10

    in a way that I think undermines our ability to conceive of a brighter future. We use the word nothing. Yeah.

  • 2:29:17

    We we say well there's nothing there. We learn to use the word in a way that I think dismisses the incredible existence

  • 2:29:23

    of of everything. Maybe it is a defense mechanism. Now either this is some really high [ __ ] No, I'm rolling. I'm

  • 2:29:30

    rolling. I'm kind of with him. I'm 100% rolling with Yeah. I think on one hand that is what it is. Only on one hand.

  • 2:29:35

    Yeah. I mean cuz even the vacuum of space, you know, I mean I just think like there's there must be some kind of

  • 2:29:40

    nothing. Yes. I just think that in science the possibilities. I'm waiting to hear you

  • 2:29:46

    [ __ ] I'm waiting to hear you [ __ ] I need Well, me and Park said we agree. I agree with I agree, too. I I think

  • 2:29:51

    blessed black people have always done, right? We agree. Yeah. I I think we've always rejected the the idea of

  • 2:29:59

    nothingness uh as the final word. That's why we say we made a way out of nowhere, right?

  • 2:30:04

    That's what, you know, I mean, we turn nothing into something, right? Because we always know there actually is something there even when we say nothing. And that's the the basis on

  • 2:30:10

    creating new [ __ ] I think that's what black people are so dope. Appreciate you, my black brother.

  • 2:30:18

    It's laughing at me. Was nothing yesterday. That was Man, it's hard being woke, boy. It's hard being woke. This is

  • 2:30:25

    how I see [ __ ] How do you see what movie was that? He was like, "Man, night school." He was like, "Man, it's hard

  • 2:30:32

    being woke." Um, I ain't see that. I think it's too much thought going into

  • 2:30:37

    that. like the actual word nothing saying that nothing is something that's true but when you start trying to delve

  • 2:30:45

    into it I think you you trying too hard everything ain't that deep y yeah like

  • 2:30:51

    you trying I'm like don't don't give me I I see the logic yeah no such thing as nothing but you don't have to define it

  • 2:30:58

    you don't got to go down this rabbit hole all right batter up

  • 2:31:04

    segregation so what's your take bring back segregation 100% disagree. Dead. Bring

  • 2:31:10

    it back. I want to know where I'm not welcome. Okay. Put them signs back up. Colors only. Whites only. Let's do it.

  • 2:31:18

    All right. Rip the band-aid off. Especially for a restaurant. Are you kidding me? Whites only. What do I want to do in

  • 2:31:24

    there? Mayonnaise, hot dogs, colors only. We got seasoning. Tumeric.

  • 2:31:31

    Hey, I like this. Hey, you were saying that the black excellence the segregation is to get the the colored

  • 2:31:37

    excellence. Okay. Okay. What's the playlist in the whites only spot? They playing carry under it and kid rock

  • 2:31:42

    playing baby. Ain't no overhead lighting. What are you talking about? Ain't no overhead

  • 2:31:48

    lighting. Hell yeah. Look at his hair. Talking about where I go. That's the problem with North Africans. That's what I'm talking about. Hell yeah.

  • 2:31:57

    Distinguish. I'm talking about where I'm going. I support what the [ __ ] you said. I I'll

  • 2:32:02

    go out on a limb. Prior to my current involvement, I wouldn't

  • 2:32:10

    have been opposed to what she's saying. I wouldn't have been opposed to that. But now you can't use your wife as an

  • 2:32:17

    aside. I don't want to go back to the whites, guys. This is going to be problematic for me. I don't want to go.

  • 2:32:24

    I don't want to go. They can make some mutual spots. Please.

  • 2:32:30

    We all go together. Please the middle zone. Middle zone. I'm not back. Yo, listen. It sounds crazy. Yes. Be careful

  • 2:32:38

    after a little Vatican talk. Chill. It's it's it's it's been it's been posed before by by a few people.

  • 2:32:46

    I'm not mad at the take. Do I think it would solve anything? No. Do I be helpful? No. But it's not a bad take. I

  • 2:32:54

    do like I like my racism in front of me. All right, Nick. Man, good memories

  • 2:32:59

    overrated. 100% agree. I have an awful memory and I love it. It's great, right? Yeah. Pick up a book, awesome book.

  • 2:33:05

    Three years later, same book, fresh. Watching a movie, Twists and Turns, five

  • 2:33:10

    years later, shocked and not again. Titanic again. Oh, they're going to be together. Oh my god, they're not. He's

  • 2:33:16

    dying. Sorry. Honestly, the best thing is, oh, go to go to sleep upset. Go to

  • 2:33:21

    sleep in an argument. Wake up next day, it's a new dawn. That's the advice to get to the old balling chain. Never go

  • 2:33:28

    to sleep upset. Yeah, but if you have a good memory, you might wake up still upset. Yeah. And then you have to suppress. I agree. I agree with a lot of

  • 2:33:35

    That was for you. I'm not going to beat y'all down with all of this [ __ ] That was for you. Sure. It's nuts, bro.

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    What's the name of that? Yeah. Cool. Subway takes. I I definitely got to go look at that. Cuckoo's anonymous. Look at this [ __ ] What's your take?

  • 2:33:46

    Anything is a dating app. 100% agree. Spotify. Venmo.

  • 2:33:53

    Age of someone. Venmo. You're saying Venmo. Anyone that has their Venmo public is a hub is asking to be flirted

  • 2:33:59

    with. Anything. I mean, Reddit threads, New York Times, crossword. Is this a

  • 2:34:04

    dating app? I met my wife on Trivia Crack. She's not wrong. I met my wife on Trivia Crack. Right. Wait, you met your

  • 2:34:10

    wife on trivia? That's right. Trivia crack. What's that? The [ __ ] is that? It was like Trivial Pursuit, but like an

  • 2:34:16

    app game and they had a little DM. That's where I got my flow. He was horny horny. I

  • 2:34:21

    was You solved the 12letter joint. Baby gravy. Baby gravy.

  • 2:34:30

    What? Yeah. Anything's a dating app. She's right. That's hilarious. And it's a fact. What? Yeah, it's fat. I ain't no

  • 2:34:38

    word will get them horny, bro. Listen, too. Get them all on. You definitely knew that. You throw all the

  • 2:34:44

    words at these [ __ ] I ain't even. You got me. It's cool. I

  • 2:34:51

    ain't going to say. Later on on Patreon, I might go through some more of these just cuz they're pretty creative. Oh [ __ ] they try to play the Shannon audio

  • 2:34:57

    on my phone. Every time I open my phone, that Shannon audio is right at the top. I'm trying to avoid it cuz I don't know

  • 2:35:03

    what's real and what's fake and what's doctorred and what isn't. I'm just trying to wait. He's trying to wait it out. Fair. Fair. I just love that he

  • 2:35:09

    said the video was 30 seconds. The real interaction was a whole 10 minutes. Whole 10 minutes. Like put the whole

  • 2:35:14

    thing out. I also don't know about famous men

  • 2:35:19

    allowing themselves to be recorded and not keeping the video. Or maybe he sound like he didn't know. He didn't know. He

  • 2:35:26

    didn't know he was being recorded. She called him over to the crib. And I'm also I'm Yo, let me ask some [ __ ] Let

  • 2:35:32

    me ask you this. If if that is the case, right, why is he at this girl's house? She might have been at his house

  • 2:35:38

    recording him. She could have been. How do you still get to record? I I don't I don't know how that pans out. She could

  • 2:35:43

    have had the little mad spy camera [ __ ] [ __ ] Do you know how type of technology is out here? Yeah. My thing

  • 2:35:48

    is this. If is it safe to say that if somebody is recording you

  • 2:35:54

    that they plan to use that recording at a later time? Yes. Yes. You get what I'm saying? And that's so scary, my [ __ ]

  • 2:36:00

    Like that's if we take Shannon at face value, too. When he's recorded himself

  • 2:36:05

    on Instagram live [ __ ] He's not very good with technology. I guess what I'm 50 something years. I still don't

  • 2:36:11

    believe that. When he accidentally hit Instagram live. Yes. Okay. Happens to me all the time.

  • 2:36:20

    And then started selling dick pills next episode. Yeah. Anyway,

  • 2:36:25

    yeah. I don't know. Is that what he did? Yes. Yeah. Literally soon after started announcing his Dick Pills sponsor pills.

  • 2:36:31

    Yeah. [ __ ] started selling the rhinos right after. And and we covered it here. That's crazy. I remember we covering the

  • 2:36:37

    the thing. I ain't know you started selling monkey meat. That's funny.

  • 2:36:47

    Why do you call say [ __ ] like that and then look at me? Yeah, [ __ ] You staring. Who told you

  • 2:36:54

    your [ __ ] should be called a monkey? Nobody, [ __ ] Whatever you I don't. Yo,

  • 2:37:00

    what you call your [ __ ] [ __ ] Beat your taso. Whatever. Who the [ __ ] come up

  • 2:37:06

    with another a name for whatever [ __ ] want to call like monkey? Yo, you just got Y'all have names for your dicks? No.

  • 2:37:12

    No. Oh, okay. Just making sure. I thought I was missing out on something. No, old [ __ ] You got a name for your

  • 2:37:17

    dick? You're I'm not actual name for I'm not saying a personal. I'm saying Mike coming

  • 2:37:23

    over. He said me and Mike coming over here is working.

  • 2:37:28

    Definitely too old tonight.

  • 2:37:36

    Yo, me and me and Jeffrey coming today, baby. No, I'm saying your lady your lady

  • 2:37:42

    doesn't refer like you know when you have like little nicknames for certain things as a couple. She don't got like a

  • 2:37:47

    nickname for certain things. Please let us know one of your ladies nicknames for your Johnson.

  • 2:37:53

    I I don't have one. One of your women. Come on. I've had No, I've had a referral. Give us a name, [ __ ]

  • 2:38:01

    Oh [ __ ] Mony,

  • 2:38:08

    [Music] he play Mad D.

  • 2:38:16

    Yo, that's funny. Went the dunk contest. Yo, chill out. Yo, chill out. He got the hops. He got

  • 2:38:23

    hops, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] Little with energy.

  • 2:38:28

    the gun as sick as Michael Adams.

  • 2:38:35

    [Music] That's crazy, son. Oh, man. You ain't going to tell. Nah, you got it, bro.

  • 2:38:42

    It's a safe space to tell this kind of stuff. Tell us. No, I got I was just asking y'all. If Armani get a no nose

  • 2:38:47

    ring, he would look like a stud. A stud.

  • 2:38:53

    Oh [ __ ] A a butcher. You kind of look like a stud right now. That's what I'm looking Look at swaged.

  • 2:39:01

    Yo, you do look like Bernice. That's funny, son. The Bernice of the

  • 2:39:07

    stud world. Yo. Yeah, man. Ice not man. Ice not.

  • 2:39:13

    There's something going around right now where they saying Bernice look uh people are saying that Bernice looks like just

  • 2:39:20

    every 40 uh there's plenty of 40-y old women that look like Bernice. Wait, who said that? People just people are saying

  • 2:39:25

    that on the internet. Yeah, I saw that on Twitter. Yeah. And you mad Ice not here because it doesn't matter.

  • 2:39:32

    Why would they say that? I want to hear him speak to it. And he's not here. I miss the guys and

  • 2:39:39

    women. Like I miss the three people who are here. Clean it up with your shirt on. I miss Put your little feminist

  • 2:39:44

    shirt on. I miss the gang. I miss the gang. I just want the whole gang here. It's a good show though, but it's you

  • 2:39:50

    know. You think that? Well, I think what your opinion on it on what? Which part? Bernice is just the average 40-year-old.

  • 2:39:58

    I think my opinion on this is well documented. We don't need We don't need my opinion anymore. Not in anywhere.

  • 2:40:06

    Nowhere. She's the average 30-year-old. I think she got the 30-y old [ __ ] I'm saying she got them all wiped out.

  • 2:40:11

    What do you average? I don't think people know average. She got some She got some average

  • 2:40:17

    20-year-old wiped down. Yeah. [ __ ] We talking about averages. Yeah. On an average. Yeah, for sure. Face card

  • 2:40:24

    alone. And I'm not mad Ice Ice is not here because I want to ask him if this is my

  • 2:40:30

    New York bias, my Bernice views. Uh,

  • 2:40:37

    no, no, no. Yeah, I don't think so. We have Instagram. Yeah, it's fine. Yeah, that's true. I have anything else that I

  • 2:40:44

    need to get off of my mind and spirit and soul? How about you guys?

  • 2:40:51

    Call me a [ __ ] stud. I mean, bro, you seriously. Yo, you look you look like a

  • 2:40:59

    Nikki. I'm a [ __ ] And whatever he did to his hair, there's something going on. Yeah.

  • 2:41:05

    Now you got to go lay something down now. You got to just go bonkers out there, right? Mugsy going for 30

  • 2:41:12

    tonight.

  • 2:41:21

    [Music] That's hilarious.

  • 2:41:29

    Oh my god. All right. Sleeper, sleeper, sleeper, sleeper, sleepers, sleepers, sleepers,

  • 2:41:35

    sleepers, sleepers, sleepers. I did see sitters actually. I'll take that on the

  • 2:41:40

    way up. You saw it, too. No one else here saw it. I I thoroughly enjoyed it. I texted the group chat. Nobody answered. Nobody said nothing back. [ __ ]

  • 2:41:46

    y'all. I said the group chat is not for productive conversations. I I I'm realizing that slowly as things go by.

  • 2:41:53

    Sinners was [ __ ] great. I really loved it. It was uh very Tarantinoesque. I don't want to do any spoilers or go deep dive cuz I know y'all are going to

  • 2:41:59

    see it tonight. So, uh we'll talk about it on Friday, but I I really love it. Really cannot wait. I I got date night

  • 2:42:04

    set up for it and everything. Oh, yeah. We we had a little bit of 420 edibles left over. So, we you know what I mean? Oh, you saw on edibles? Oh, [ __ ] yeah.

  • 2:42:11

    Oh, if I'm going this is a good idea. I'm not going to lie. I like it so much. I I think I'm going to go again this week. I'm not mad at that. That's what's

  • 2:42:17

    up. That's why you're going again this week. I'm going by myself.

  • 2:42:22

    I'm going by myself. The first time I went with my home girl as we both enjoyed it. But I movies like that I

  • 2:42:28

    want to sit by myself and just really watch. Hopefully y'all have enjoyed this broadcast as much as we have enjoyed

  • 2:42:35

    delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Till the next time

  • 2:42:41

    we bid you ad do farewell. Adio vista arvois. So long goodbye or a

  • 2:42:47

    simple head nod will suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments pass. So let's make this one last as if

  • 2:42:55

    it's all we have. And lastly, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women want to travel. And the close-minded

  • 2:43:01

    women want you to teach them things. Grab a Tylenol or you might need it. Remember, be careful what you say out there. Never know who be seated at the

  • 2:43:07

    garden right in front of you. Yeah. Or recording you. You never know. Got to be careful at all times. Yeah. Head on a

  • 2:43:14

    swivel in New York, man. Stay safe. Safety first.

  • 2:43:21

    Do what you got to do to get home tonight. That's right. Make it back to your family, your children. They love

  • 2:43:27

    you. That's what Hey, remember your kids see you as Captain America, man. You're a superhero to them.

  • 2:43:34

    [ __ ] outside see you as Captain Kangaroo. Captain Crunch. playing Captain Crunch.

  • 2:43:43

    You know what I mean? Some of us Some of us stayed alive through the World Star era.

  • 2:43:49

    Yeah. [ __ ] was playing Knockout and screaming World Star in the background. Oh, yeah. It was just a nasty time.

  • 2:43:54

    Crazy. Be careful, man. If they're going to tell the world how much money you make, make sure your

  • 2:44:02

    horny is contained to a nominal level. I don't think that black men should be

  • 2:44:08

    running around saying, "Yo, 100 M's next month." I'm not sure that anybody should, but yeah, especially maybe.

  • 2:44:14

    Yeah, no one should. Especially if you black.

  • 2:44:21

    [ __ ] Joe Rogan, man. He got [ __ ] just saying it was that's what did it. Spotify did. There was nobody else.

  • 2:44:28

    Spotify did this. These companies have just ruined us.

  • 2:44:33

    Oh, and I took him public, man. I didn't know that was the intention, man. I

  • 2:44:39

    would have did something different. Look at [ __ ] hates, man. I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] Why you said that?

  • 2:44:46

    Look what you created. Huh? Look what you created. Yeah, it's two things.

  • 2:44:55

    Shout out to Ice Flipper Mel. Yo, we miss y'all. We miss y'all. We love y'all. Work was a lot harder without

  • 2:45:02

    y'all today, but we managed to get through it. Indeed, they with us in spirit. Shout out to

  • 2:45:08

    Freeze. This is Happy anniversary to Freeze and Miss Freeze. Shout out to our good sister Mel. Shout out to Flip who's

  • 2:45:14

    a little under the weather. Get well. Get well. Get well. Get better, man. We need you. We need you on Friday.

  • 2:45:21

    And when you sick on a Wednesday, I would just tough it out and use that day for the Friday. Get a little Get a

  • 2:45:27

    little extended trip. Not wrong. Shout out to my dad going to Puerto Rico next

  • 2:45:32

    weekend with his lady for a little fun time. Hey, salute. I ain't going to lie. I need I

  • 2:45:38

    need one of them weekends. I need a quick weekend in Turks or DR or [ __ ]

  • 2:45:43

    somewhere. Yeah, I'll take my little Nashville. That's good for me. Then we're doing Puerto Rico later in the summer. So,

  • 2:45:49

    Puerto Rico's for me is in August. See what weekend? You know, Yeah. Yeah.

  • 2:45:55

    Where you staying at out there? I'm supposed to go to Tennessee in May. All right. Oh, you still Oh, you you still in that

  • 2:46:01

    phase of your life? What are you talking about? You still in that phase of your life? I hate the assumptions. She going to tape you. Somebody going to tape you.

  • 2:46:09

    Yo, and again, whoever has the footage of my last fight, please release it.

  • 2:46:17

    Please put it out so we can dispel some of this stuff. Man, it is tough. Oh,

  • 2:46:22

    man. I ain't got nothing going on this week, man. Not that I can think of. Anyway, sinners tomorrow. Oh [ __ ] I did

  • 2:46:30

    see the first episode of Black Mirror finally. Boy, that was great. Yeah, first episode was great. Amazing. The first two were great. What a really

  • 2:46:36

    great episode. Let me stop the music of Black Mirror. That was a great first episode. It was cuz it's real. It is.

  • 2:46:42

    You could see it. It 100%. Dog. Not to spoil it for anybody out there, but I'm going to spoil

  • 2:46:48

    it. If my robot wife is now doing ads,

  • 2:46:55

    I'm unplugging her. You didn't get the ad free version of your wife is nuts.

  • 2:47:01

    Mark, have you seen the first episode of Black? I haven't seen it yet. The way Mel said it, you they didn't they just

  • 2:47:07

    popped it up already. Yeah. Yeah. You didn't know there was an ad free version until Yeah. That's crazy. You didn't.

  • 2:47:13

    But every month there was a new plus living plus that you could get and you

  • 2:47:19

    got to charge you more now. And if you get pregnant, we got to charge you more now. And at the end, you know, uh I

  • 2:47:26

    don't want to spoil it. I'm watch I'm going watch it. I don't want to spoil it, but really good way to bounce back, Black Mirror, just off just off that

  • 2:47:32

    first episode. That's better than that last doppelganger or whatever the name of that [ __ ] was y'all put out. Oh, yeah. I forgot the name of it. Episode

  • 2:47:39

    two was good, too. Besides, the end was a little weird. Little stupid ending. But yeah, and the other three weren't

  • 2:47:45

    bad. They just weren't as good to me as the first two. Listen, stay tuned on Patreon. We will be discussing how Jason

  • 2:47:52

    Stadm makes the same exact movie, but I'm gonna go and give him my money every single time. I'm going to see this

  • 2:48:00

    worker man [ __ ] You got to watch last of us. Oh my the last episode. No, Last

  • 2:48:06

    of Us. All the episodes came out. No, no, no. Only two episodes. Only two episodes. I seen one [ __ ] great up.

  • 2:48:12

    Last of Us started in an amazing way. Yeah. Episode one. Two. Episode two. I'm

  • 2:48:19

    saying one was I ain't see two yet. One was warm up. One was warming it up to Yeah. We'll see. All right. So, Last of

  • 2:48:25

    Us. I still need to see Godfather Harlem. I finished Yellowstone. That show is absolutely phenomenal. Front to back. Yeah. I can't wait to start

  • 2:48:31

    Yellowstone. I see why he gets the green light for all that [ __ ] Got it. He

  • 2:48:37

    beefing. Oh, he is. They [Music]

  • 2:48:42

    beefing. Until next time.

  • 2:48:49

    News. New daddy. You've You've never heard of

  • 2:48:56

    Joe Buddy? JBP JBP. Where would you be without the JBP?

  • 2:49:03

    I'm alive, [ __ ] New job. [Music]