JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 832

Soft Guy Era

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 832, “Soft Guy Era,” released June 9, 2025. With the release of Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter VI’, the JBP opens its latest episode discussing the 19-track album (24:14) before bringing in cohost of ‘The Bigger Picture’ Jeremy Hecht to discuss the back and forth between DDG & Halle Bailey (1:14:20). The internet has reacted to the rumors of streamer Duke Dennis having multiple kids (2:06:14), the room shares what they think their ambition level is (2:12:53) before turning to their highlights and areas to improve on in 2025 (2:28:39). Also, the Indiana Pacers take Game 1 of the NBA Finals (2:41:42), Elon Musk vs. Donald Trump (3:00:59), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Soft Guy Era

In this episode

  • 24:14With the release of Lil Wayne’s ‘Tha Carter VI’, the JBP opens its latest episode discussing the 19-track albu…
  • 1:14:20Before bringing in cohost of ‘The Bigger Picture’ Jeremy Hecht to discuss the back and forth between DDG & Hal…
  • 2:06:14The internet has reacted to the rumors of streamer Duke Dennis having multiple kids
  • 2:12:53The room shares what they think their ambition level is
  • 2:28:39Before turning to their highlights and areas to improve on in 2025
  • 2:41:42The Indiana Pacers take Game 1 of the NBA Finals
  • 3:00:59Elon Musk vs. Donald Trump
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 832 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. Yeah. Are we recording? Oh yeah. The the the true test of maturity.

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    No, for real. For adult men is being able to turn down a scam. That sounds good in your head. Is that what you're

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    thinking? I believe that that is a large part of maturity. Yes. That's exactly

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    how the dad went to jail. May not turn down no skins. I think turn I think it's

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    turning down something else. You pardon? Listen. Y'all are mature, successful. Our man

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    black and kind of black dads. I think it's turning out. No, he's a scam whisper. We know all the scam people.

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    Yo, I don't know. No scammer, [ __ ] You know all of them, [ __ ] The [ __ ] you be getting. I'm not putting that in your

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    mouth. I don't want you to go to jail. [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't want to go to jail, but we got to call it what it is. I never seen We don't have to call it

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    nothing, though. Just let it go. What have I gotten from? [ __ ] offering [ __ ] cars, [ __ ] [ __ ] offering [ __ ] [ __ ] wallets, [ __ ] Watches,

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    [ __ ] Yo, hey, I got this AP reel. [ __ ] is coming with the

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    pamphlet [ __ ] mind. [ __ ] outside of some mattress, some

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    cologne. [ __ ] you think I got a scam for? That's the other part of at some

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    point in an adult man's life. You realize that they not coming to get you.

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    Like you're not doing nothing. I know what you're talking about. You're not doing nothing. Be hyping it up.

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    They're not coming. Nobody. You're not on the radar. On the radar. Phone is not tapped. Yo, you living a good life. Yo,

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    there's no need anymore. That phone they ain't tapped, boy. A lot of them [ __ ] thought that when they got them PPP,

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    they don't know you. They don't know you. They don't know you. They don't know [ __ ] They came and got them [ __ ] too. Listen, [ __ ] was doing

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    [ __ ] [ __ ] was getting three PPPs. Yo, and I'm so glad they arrested all them people. PP lines. I'm glad the the

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    people that was bugging. Have you been outside lately? The streets have felt different since. Oh, yeah. Man, them

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    [ __ ] had lines everywhere. Oh no, you couldn't get in nothing. Hell no. Sean Hills Mall was up on fire. And them

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    [ __ ] man, they the reason that a lot of rules is changing with how companies are operating based off based off how

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    people maneuvered back then. You're not wrong. That's all I'm saying. You can't even still let the self scan. Freedom

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    know till it's backwards. You can't freedom until they dumbfree.

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    Dumb free. You can't self check out. You can't steal at the selfch checkout no more. Oh yeah, they got the camera there

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    in the weight joint. You Oh, but my [ __ ] That's the other part of the scan. My elbow went past it. He was like, "Yo,

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    you moved your arm. It tried to scan your arm." I'm like, "Fam, I'm just moving the [ __ ] past it." No, hold on.

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    The We do got to stop stealing. The self Hold on. You stop. You stop, [ __ ] The selfch checkout movement. Oh, no. That

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    you saying was lit. The selfch checkout jock the bags and act like you put

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    something there and moved over [ __ ] It was a whole method to that till they started catching [ __ ] Okay, I'm glad you said that. Free consultation advice

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    for for Acme. That old white lady when I get to the selfch checkout if I'm going

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    to pay. But in the event I decide to go about it another way, there's absolutely

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    nothing she can do about at all. Absolutely. Why Rebecca up there? She

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    could barely walk. And she she walked slow to you to do like we could we could Rebecca then she got the nerve to be

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    annoyed if you having a problem with the the get your [ __ ] ass over here and fix this machine. We can run right past before I walked to my car. I double

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    parked. I didn't park where I was supposed to fire lane right there. I can see me. My life hit the button. Look

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    over there. [ __ ] Some of these cars at the time I should have back in the store.

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    [ __ ] If we want to get to stealing again, you get a highlight that you going to jail for stealing some but

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    popcorn. This is not what is waiting popcorn. Like it's just not

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    worth Oh, having popcorn in your ass. You think that's how you pop? You think that's how I use your pockets?

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    Your ass laser just start whacking. What type of thief you take me for? So he boofing the

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    popcorn like a pack. He booing it. Won't get out quick. Movie theater butter or

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    no? Oh my god. Glide right in there with the movie theater. But y'all [ __ ] is nasty. Oh my god. Disgusting.

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    Better have extra butter. I have baby powder in my [ __ ] all night. All right.

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    Always always leaving some freckles in the bed.

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    Hey, when I sit down in bed, butt ass is when I learn exactly what legs to put

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    this bed. Reese's pieces bunched up.

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    Fries sheets. That was bad. And he got the all white sheets way underneath deep too by your foot, [ __ ] Scratching your

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    [ __ ] Did you scratch your [ __ ] Yo, kids. Why do people have kids?

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    I've been asking that for years. After 80, they could have stopped after 1980.

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    They could have chilled. Now, when you was born, Blit After 89, 87, they could have chilled. These these kids stupid,

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    yo. Anyway, it's all good. It's all good. I like

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    being an 80s baby. It's advantages to to being an 80s baby. You know what I'm saying? Like what? They had they had

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    medicine for the withdrawal. Yeah. Well, first of all, that's rude. My family wasn't on crack. Also, [ __ ]

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    I didn't go to identity crisis like you, [ __ ] In the 80s, [ __ ] you We didn't know if you was white or black. I didn't say. All

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    right. We didn't know that, [ __ ] That was your favorite song, [ __ ] Black or white, [ __ ] Michael Jackson, [ __ ] Watch your [ __ ] mouth when you talk

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    to me in my family. You had identity crisis as a kid. Now, let's stop. No, my parents was not on crackish. I didn't

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    say that they were. I wouldn't disrespect your mother. Yeah, but you just did. I did. He got the subtle distance 80s, bro. Why do the medicine

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    was out for withdrawal in the '8s? What the [ __ ] I got you. That's cool. Nah, it's just being It's just great, man. We

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    just I don't know. In the ' 90s, early when I was young, I just had a good time. Y'all [ __ ] y'all dealt with Y

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    dealt with the crack era. I don't think the crack era was too crazy early 90s when I was a kid.

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    Y I didn't see it. I didn't see it. You saw it, [ __ ] You was born in it. No,

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    I'm talking about y'all dealt with the hard [ __ ] like the [ __ ] with the broken down builders in the Bronx, the [ __ ] in

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    New York and all that [ __ ] Y'all dealt with that, [ __ ] I lived in I was cool, gang. You was born what year? 87. When

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    you think it Jamaican [ __ ] No, that was No, there

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    was there was shower powers. You think you just stutter naturally? No [ __ ]

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    There was like You never said question certain [ __ ] No, I from it too, [ __ ]

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    No, I stuttered because I I stuttered because I know I know how I got scoliosis.

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    They was bullshitting back. I stutter because I try to talk fast. Okay. One,

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    that's true. Mhm. None of my Watch your [ __ ] mouth. I'm trying to ditch our family. How mean?

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    Wait, time out. Stop. You think you was born in 1987 and nobody in your family

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    did nothing? Not my mother, father. No, they didn't do anything. I didn't ask you that. Uh, there's probably some that

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    probably has. It's in It's It's in the jeans. No, it's not. Watch your [ __ ] mouth. It's in the jeans. Have anyone in

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    your family ever done hard crack? Um, I could cocaine. Yeah, but not not

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    cocaine. Crack. Crack. Yeah. Yeah. I think I think so. But still as I think so could be a thing, too. I wasn't

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    around impossible. Watch your [ __ ] up. And we triggering people out there right now. Y'all was Oh, man. Y'all

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    should be ashamed of yourselves. Y'all should be putting that on me. I come from a hardworking family. It ain't just

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    you. I spoke to all my mom and dad friends from when I was born. They tell me clearly, "Yo, them two should have

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    never fucked." Though nobody, if you could pick two people from the projects

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    that never should have been together, it was your mom who thought she was cute

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    and your dad who was Yeah. And I say, "Dad, explained it.

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    That makes everything crystal clear. It ain't your fault." Hell no.

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    It was that blackout in the 79 blackout. You know what I mean? When papa was a

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    gentleman, help mama up the stair. Let me stop. Mama, that's hilarious. This guy's nuts. That's how it happened. Y'all never asked your parents how y'all

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    got here? No. Like the night? No, I didn't. No, I did the math. That was enough for me. It was volunteered to me

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    at Thanksgiving dinner or some [ __ ] I didn't want to hear that information. Do you not want to know that? Are y'all crazy as an adult now though? I don't

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    understand. We don't want to know how our parents The night that you were conceived. No, bro. I did the math. I

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    was birthday sex. That's That was enough. I don't need to know more. Know what I was Valentine's Day sex? Yeah. What'

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    your birthday party? October 18th. Yeah. Somewhere around. Yep.

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    You don't know? My mother and father was married. I don't know what the [ __ ] they was doing and they [ __ ] Yeah, but I

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    ain't going to say, "Yo, on the night that I was conceived, [ __ ] we don't care about that, y'all." Yeah, like it's

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    not my Oh, wait. You just tried to stunt on me. I missed it. I'm late. He did. My

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    [ __ ] My parents married. I don't know what y'all like as well. Yo,

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    he figured he was born out of love.

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    My bad. That [ __ ] was born out of wetlock. I wasn't doing that with the professional side. Y'all was one night.

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    Mine was together at all. My bad. Yo, you're a crazy [ __ ]

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    That wasn't my [ __ ] You just studed. I did. I don't I don't ain't like that stuff.

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    Your mother and father still close. That's the That's the stunt. That is I wasn't trying to do that, fam. Your

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    mother and father. It's working, but nah. It's working. Like that's believable.

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    And Mel was Valentine's Day. Flip. Don't know. I don't know. Okay. I think when

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    they got married. Then the day they got married. My honeymoon. Yeah. No, the day they got

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    married. Oh, you were a consummation baby. Yeah. I had old school rules, too. Yeah. I started thinking about my my

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    [ __ ] back in the days and [ __ ] The way I had them in the tail spin. I had to see wild pop had moms.

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    Yeah. And she was baking cakes. My mom, why you tell the story? My mom is not a baker. Anyway, she go she going to give

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    me I'm starting. She going to get me. It's over. It's over. It's over. It's over. Um, all right. Feeling good.

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    Feeling great. Who's ready to rock? Let's get it. Let's do it. Ready to pop. Okay.

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    [Music] Keep his applause going for the best crew in the entire world.

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    Get these drops out the way right quick. And the best fans in the world. Shout out to y'all, man. Without y'all, none

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    of this is possible. Keep this applause going. [Applause]

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    All right. Mhm. 8:32. Welcome to episode 832 of the Joe

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    Button podcast. I'm your humble, gracious, grateful, really happy to be here host. uh was really conflicted

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    about shorts or pants this morning, too. By the way, it's hot out, though. I just don't like how the shorts Yeah. lay on

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    the couch. I'm about to give a mad package.

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    I was going to say those are your coochie shorts. If the wind blow wrong, this might get a dose.

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    You got to put a blanket on or something. Get a bath. [ __ ] man.

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    What you doing? I got a patch in the back. You want it? Any No, not not yet. I'm all right. Oh my god.

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    Sorry about that, you guys. Anyway, uh this episode is brought to you by fueled by powered by prize pitch. Prize pitch

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    gang here. Had the pleasure of running down there yesterday. Really beautiful building. Beautiful building. Shout out

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    to the prize pics homies. Uh and I'm here with you already know the vibes. Gang gang gang gang. To my right. To my

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    right. a mishap for me. You're going to do it, girl. Keep

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    trying it. Keep trying it. Keep trying it. Big Melissa for in the building.

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    Queens flip. Flip. Get the money. I don't understand. Look at

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    Keep going. Queen Flip in the building. [Music] How you feeling, man? I feel good. Good.

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    Good to see you. Good to have you here with us today. Yeah. Why you looking at me like that? No reason. Okay. There's

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    no reason. You didn't shout you didn't shout us out in the beginning again. Oh, Flip and Mel Mel. But I But I'm home

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    working on y'all drops. Well, at least a Mel's drop. Yeah. Yeah. And I am working on Mel's drop. I feel like it was

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    something last episode that that I liked. I liked. Okay. Yeah. We working on it. We working on it. I'll be last.

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    Don't worry about it. To his right. Yeah.

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    Famous Amos himself. King Waw Wa take a bow.

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    Yes. Bigish Mr. 10,000 Doors. Make some noise.

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    Thousand doors. More. More than that now. Not even more than that now. Salute. Not even. Had Raz come up here.

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    I saw that. Yeah. I mean had his mans come up here real quick. blessed us and and he's a landlord that go to all the

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    properties. He double check. Okay. How you doing? I got some cookies for y'all. Yeah.

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    You feel good. That [ __ ] turned into Ray when Raz was up here for you. Showing out a little bit. He He turned

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    into How was your man? I didn't even know you had them type of interviewing skills in you at all, [ __ ] You cooked.

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    You bet. I don't know what you talking about, fam. But talking about your I can answer. We're talking about your interviewing style when when when he was

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    up here. That's exactly what we talking about. Yeah, we talking about your interviewing style. Very good. when you were interviewing the mayor of the city

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    where you buy all the houses at. You know what I'm saying? We We did well. We Yeah, you bodied that. Okay. You did kill that. You can tell he trying to get

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    something. Come on now. You can tell he trying to grease the wheel. Grease the

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    wheel. I trying to put my man on. You did. Without putting yourself on. I

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    didn't mention myself. Well, the topic with yourself. But he's on first already. He's already on. Put your head

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    on. You got to be on. Yeah. If you say so. Cool. You got it. At what interest

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    rate do that back in Bank of America? Oh

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    yeah, boy. Turn Bank of America. The new interest rate. Nah, lower this.

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    Yeah, that's right. Um, all right. Next to ish, the freeziest of them all.

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    Audience, I don't care if y'all think my intro is long either. I don't care. Whatever. Give a [ __ ] [ __ ] Anyway,

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    the freeziest of Huh? They can fast forward, right? They have the option. We don't want We

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    don't want to encourage, but they can't. We don't want to remind them. I know the

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    part that they pass forward to. I'll never say it.

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    Anyway. Anyways, Freeze. Uh, Freeze is here. I'm here. Freeze is here, man. Come on. Mr. Taker F is here. Uh, new

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    Apple. Apple Watch band every week. Every time. New Apple Apple Watch band every week. I thought that was a Cabala

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    bracelet. A new bezel? No. New bezel. Wait, what? You thought he had You thought it was a Cabal? I thought it was

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    a Cabala bracelet. Is that what it was called? Yeah. Okay, thank you. Yeah, I don't know what that is. Me either. You

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    know the religion where you wear the red band on your Now we're Anyways, uh Parks

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    is in the building. Hey, we keep going now. Go ahead. I Madonna used to

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    wear it. That's all I know. No, we told this to come on. Poor Mo is here. Cory

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    is here. Uh we have a special guest, Jeremy Hec, here uh watching from the

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    side. Make some noise for Jeremy Heck. Jeremy and his lovely lady. Make some noise for her.

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    Make some noise. Make some noise for [ __ ] it up. If anybody else is listening and thought they had their eye

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    on Jeremy, too, make some noise for blowing that one. Right up your ass.

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    Right up your [ __ ] like pods. Part girls like

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    podcast. They listen to them [ __ ] We know. I bet you do know. How do you know? Erikson is here. Uh and

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    last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. How's everybody doing? Feeling spiritually,

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    emotionally, physically, mentally. Talk to me. Talk to me. Feeling great. Feeling good. Amazing. Likewise. Feeling

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    good, man. Ready to get this last week of school out the way for these damn kids. It's getting nice outside. So, we about to show some ass. Finally.

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    Finally. Feeling spring. You about to see. You going to show all summer a little bit. Yeah. No, when I mean show

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    ass, I mean, you know, just it may be a, you know, every time it gets hot while we up here. You know, two people take

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    off, three people take off. You know what I'm saying? But we here to bring the best of us to you guys. You know what I But we about to show ass. It's

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    hot outside. It looks good. Joe, I feel like you Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You feel like what?

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    Show our ass. That's I think that's the phrase. I'm for self. Okay. I'm for I

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    don't I don't speak myself. I'm very selfish up here. I always myself, but yeah. Y'all too. Y'all too. You know what I'm saying? But yeah, good. Good

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    week. Have a good week. I'm with you. How's everybody's week been? It was great. I was in the studio all

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    week. Nothing too exciting. shits be blurred and they just go. [ __ ] you not

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    a drink. It was May, now it's June. Like, I don't even really be paying attention. See, now we know you on some [ __ ] Look, you got blurred weeks. We

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    know. Losing all that weight that fast. Losing weight fast, [ __ ] Be blurred. I

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    was in M. [ __ ] are you here? Oh, man. What is wrong with you? Check on this

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    year in the pack. For the record, man. Got the abs. Yeah,

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    she came out. Yeah, she got the sculp in. I work out. That That's where you can't get abs like that before. What?

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    Yeah, I have always always had them. Okay. Anyways, yeah, she got abs. How do

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    y'all know she got abs? Exactly. That was what I was asking. I was like my literally my stomach is covered. What?

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    Well, let me be careful because we we did watch the uh HR video. So, I'm not able to elaborate. She's slowly walking

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    the dog to HR, too. How do you What do you mean by What do you mean by Queen Flip aka Trevor

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    with tattoos located on like you got to be careful? All right. Good. Good. So,

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    nobody did [ __ ] on No, I was outside this week. Okay. I went to to one of my

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    girlfriend's birthdays and then last night I had dinner at Perce. That was fun. Fidelf. What? By myself?

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    Yeah. No. And what was what was fun about it? Like do we get more of a deep dive than the name of a restaurant? So

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    Pers is um is is a Michelin rated restaurant here in New

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    York City. We didn't ask about the restaurant. We didn't ask about the restaurant. Stop giving [ __ ] shout outs. We didn't ask about the

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    restaurant. Trust me. Trust me. Trust me. They do not need our said that about BMW.

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    This is so one of the most interesting parts about this restaurant is you can't

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    you can't open the door to get in. Okay, ma'am. They have to open the door for you and

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    it's a sliding glass door. Exactly. So unless you have a reservation, you cannot walk in. Got you. So they lock

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    you inside. Fire has you. Okay. Got you. I'm I'm listening. It was Okay. So then

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    it's like I see where this is a thing. Y'all laughing at it, but I understand. This your man. Cory a had a girlfriend.

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    And Cory's your man from that [ __ ] that happened in the when he was engaged.

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    Y'all know why Cory is like this. He got engaged. It went a foul and now this is

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    this is what we get. Yeah. [ __ ] So go ahead, Mel. I'm on the edge of my seat. Okay. All right. So anyways, the Time

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    Warner building. It has a How did you get an invite? Huh? How did you get an invite? Invite if it's I had

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    reservations. So anybody can make a reservation. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Got it. Yeah, exactly. Um, so yeah, so you walk

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    inside and it's got a view of Central Park and it's really, really beautiful. And it's upstairs. It's uh on the fourth

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    floor in the Time Warner Center. Okay. Yeah. In Columbus Circle. How was the food? So it was 14 courses and with

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    little courses. Yes. Okay. With a flight of wine. And I It was Was it like artsy

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    food? Extraordinarily and very decadent and a lot. But did it taste good? Yes.

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    Hold up. There you go. That was from earlier. That's not for now.

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    We're not clapping to that. And then that's it. So, you enjoyed yourself now. Did you have a good time? Okay. Did

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    anybody notice you while you in there? What way? No. Like,

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    yeah. You're very clever and a [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm just listening. That's okay. I'm done. This is This is my

  • 22:32

    little recap of what I did during the week. Nobody else. more than us that they don't do [ __ ] You did way more

  • 22:37

    than us [ __ ] with you, but yeah, I'm not I'm not mad at per se. Yeah, it was fun. Shout out to you. It was definitely fun. I have a group of friends and we're

  • 22:44

    just trying to try all the Michelin restaurants in, you know, around around the around the country. That's dope.

  • 22:50

    That's dope. That's fire. I'm trying to think of something cool like that for like a group of guy friends to do. Watch

  • 22:57

    the game. No. Try all the strip clubs. Yeah, try all the strip clubs for sure.

  • 23:02

    Yeah, that I mean you guys should think about like some out the box activities for y'all. Somebody left a comment the

  • 23:08

    other day and was like uh under Podwives and they said yo next season every episode of Pod Wives should just be shot

  • 23:14

    in a different location like Jamaica and that's fine. That's fine. And I was like

  • 23:19

    you know what as as crazy as that may sound I don't think that's a bad idea. It's one a month. Yeah, but I mean, even

  • 23:27

    if you did it every other month on the fly around, do it that way. That's kind of fly. That's kind of fly. Super dope.

  • 23:33

    So, I'm not all the way opposed to that, but but my brain is working. I'm glad that your crew found something that's fly to do like now. Yes. No, it's fine.

  • 23:42

    So, how do you try all the uh Michelin star restaurants and remain? So,

  • 23:50

    I'll feed you. She work out right away. She works out. And they go do late night

  • 23:55

    dinners and you know it's small in small portions of course. Duh. 14 courses. You

  • 24:01

    know they got to be small. She ain't seen Wade Bryant in about 9 months.

  • 24:06

    Anyway, well she learned this not the Melissa Ford. This is not the Melissa Ford show coming station near you.

  • 24:13

    Gotcha. Uh Wayne. Wayne. Little Wayne's album. Let's

  • 24:19

    start. Let's get right to it. Yeah. No need to bull. No need to hook [ __ ] foot around. It was late. It was late on the

  • 24:24

    DSP, so this is a a common thread. I feel like we've had the conversation multiple times. I stayed up till like

  • 24:30

    12:30 waiting for it and it didn't show, so I was like, "Fuck it. I'm going to bed." It was a weird It was a weird even

  • 24:36

    prior to the drop, like no single, no track list until 11, I think. Well, it it went out

  • 24:43

    like 11:30, something like that. The actual track list. It was a fake one floating around,

  • 24:48

    but we heard nothing from what this album would sound like.

  • 24:54

    direction, just nothing. It was damn near like a surprise drop. I thought it wasn't going to come out. I was going to say, yeah. Did you guys know about There

  • 25:00

    was a reason for that. They had a release date. Yeah. Okay. He he dropped the release date back couple months ago.

  • 25:06

    Yeah. During the Super Bowl, like right before the Super Bowl. He had an announcement to make and it was that the album was coming. We were like, damn,

  • 25:12

    that even we came in here and talked about I said, damn, that's kind of weird for you to just pop up with this announcement for your album. I will say

  • 25:19

    that it's pretty um fitting that there was no direction being presented in the public

  • 25:25

    because there was absolutely no direction on this album whatsoever at all. Whatsoever. So, I woke up and hit,

  • 25:31

    you know, hit the social media streets and it was just [ __ ] all over

  • 25:36

    Wayne's album. So, I was scared to hit play. Okay. I was scared to hit play, but I did naturally. And the first

  • 25:42

    couple songs I'm like, man, I think people are being a little hard on this. This ain't so bad. And then it made a turn. And then a very hard left came

  • 25:50

    right into a brick wall. maybe worse than a I don't know what the how many songs? Wow. Uh 20 something

  • 25:56

    maybe 19 songs. So I'm going tell you I had one of the producers sent me five records early

  • 26:03

    yesterday like 3:00. Okay. It happened to be like the best five records on the

  • 26:09

    album. So I'm like all right I ain't really if this is where you going. Okay.

  • 26:16

    This this could work right. Um, I did see that that track list that was

  • 26:21

    floating around was false. I'm like, okay, that was good. Because when I saw those list of features, I was like, uh, I don't know if this is going to fit

  • 26:29

    the Carter series. Yeah. Like just reading the names, I don't know. But and

  • 26:35

    you get to listen to the album intro was hard. Like you said, the first couple songs

  • 26:41

    and then it's it just it sounds like there was no It sounds like he went through a hard drive of records and just

  • 26:47

    randomly picked. Yeah. Or whoever did it. I don't I don't know if it was him, if he had some, you

  • 26:53

    know, I've heard rumors that somebody else was working with organizing the album, but whoever it was, it just

  • 26:59

    sounds like these are just random records. All right. Yo, give me that one. Give me that one. Give me this one. Give me this one. Yeah, it covered

  • 27:04

    different genres. There's rock records on here. There's Yeah, I don't know. I don't Once I hit the vinyl record, I was

  • 27:10

    like, "Okay, we're we've gone too far." And then when I heard the elephant, that's when I said, "Okay." That was okay. Okay. I I This is not for me

  • 27:17

    anymore. Yeah. When you say it made like a hard left, what does that mean? A hard

  • 27:23

    left. Um cuz when the first couple records are okay or even you kind of

  • 27:29

    stopped your review after the intro was hard and began to talk about something else. Yeah, I'm sorry. I was waiting on your review for you. Um, you want like

  • 27:35

    track by track? No, he said the first couple was cool. Couple like play one of

  • 27:40

    the records that you think is a high. Okay, I guess I guess that's what I'm saying. Got you. Like y'all are doing a

  • 27:48

    great job at whatever Gregory Hines [ __ ] is going on right now. Of course. I mean, he about to go to a show, [ __ ]

  • 27:53

    He about to he I hope he don't perform none of these records at the show that I'm going to. All right, don't worry. I'm going to take it a step further in a

  • 27:59

    second. Sure. Um, I like the intro. So this is welcome to the Carter. When you say intro, you mean track two or track

  • 28:06

    one. Track one is just this is the actual Yeah. Yeah. Got it. Got it. Got it.

  • 28:11

    I like I like I like that. No, he was rolling. I like that. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So you don't need to look at

  • 28:17

    me and say No, I'm just saying I got we having a converation. Yeah, I like that. We just talking. All right. Um I I the

  • 28:23

    next record was a um Rock Bell's flip that I I don't like to beat, but he's

  • 28:29

    rapping like actually. Let me reply to Flip cuz since we doing this,

  • 28:35

    uh, I challenge you to listen to the whole thing and see how you feel at the end. The whole that whole record. Yeah.

  • 28:40

    Like that that it did sound cool. By the end of it, I was sick of what the

  • 28:46

    producer was doing. Yeah. With the beat. Yeah. Got it. And the hook. It felt like an AI sample thing. I don't know what

  • 28:52

    that was. It's a It's a far cry from Hey, Mr. Car. Mhm. It It's just It

  • 28:58

    sounds like uh just a hard ass Soundcloud beat. Yeah. It's It It's

  • 29:03

    contrived, too. Like some of the dope [ __ ] about like vocal samples and vocal sample flips is like the flip part.

  • 29:09

    How'd you get that? Yeah. How And you took this and made it into saying what you wanted it to say. Mhm. Whereas if

  • 29:16

    you I don't know if it's AI or if they had someone just like do some sample recreation [ __ ] but when it's like too on the nose, it's not dope. Like we

  • 29:22

    didn't sample the 70s records with the vocal sample Mhm. just because of how it sounded. It was the creativity of

  • 29:28

    saying, "Oh, I could make this sample sound like it's talking about this when they were maybe it was a love song or something like that." Whereas, if you

  • 29:35

    just put some I don't know, like I said, if it's AI, you put it in the generator and make it say what you want it to say,

  • 29:42

    it sound too perfect, you mean? Or it's not too perfect. It's just there's no creativity there. The creativity is in the flip. If there's no flip, it's So,

  • 29:49

    for example, like styles speed, I get high. Exactly. Got it. Great example. Got great example. Okay. But

  • 29:56

    continue. We definitely I like the I think the Big X plug record came up soon after. I like that record. The Bell's

  • 30:01

    record was next. Okay. Oh, we Yes. I don't mind. Oh, hell no. Now for

  • 30:07

    19 songs. No. Let's go. I'm not playing with Lil Wayne today. Once we get to track six, we can start to veer off.

  • 30:12

    Disperse. Yeah. Oh, okay. All right. So, you Where do you want to

  • 30:18

    go? Go ahead. Give me 20 seconds of all these [ __ ] Run through it. [ __ ] it. Let's go. Yeah. Let's get this whole You about to take it further. exceeding

  • 30:24

    odds. This is another one that I thought was hard for the first 20 seconds. Yeah, Parks, is it that you find the beat too

  • 30:30

    elementary? I guess I guess that's a way to put it. There we go. Pause. You can pause. Okay.

  • 30:36

    I Yeah, I guess it don't it don't got enough. It's not play in it. There's

  • 30:43

    no simple. It's not what Bangladesh would have did. No, it's not. Even if

  • 30:48

    it's the same sounds, it's not the swag is missing from it. Like it sounds like a novice producer and

  • 30:55

    that's without me checking the credits. Yeah. No, there's no bigname producers of note that except Mandy Fresh did one

  • 31:00

    way late in the album. That's the only big name I remember. And uh the cleft record.

  • 31:07

    And and and let me just say uh what what track are we on right now?

  • 31:13

    This is this is three technically. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. I like the Big X plug record.

  • 31:21

    to me sounds like a big extra plug record. It does. So, I'm not so mad at that. I like that. I love that record.

  • 31:26

    Uh the two chains record I wasn't so mad at either. I wasn't even mad at the like we'll get into the terrible match uh uh

  • 31:33

    genre mashups later. I wasn't terribly mad at the uh Jelly Roll and Big Shaw record. I didn't I didn't like that one,

  • 31:39

    too. Oh, I was mad. Oh, I didn't I didn't mind that record. I'm not mad at that. Play a little bit of it. That [ __ ] was cool. Play a little bit of it.

  • 31:44

    That's the one with Jelly Rolls on the hook, right? Yeah. I I didn't I didn't hate that. And And Sean Rip here. I got

  • 31:50

    you. I got you. You got it. Okay, free. You can tell he ain't never had the aux. Yeah, man. You could tell at the party

  • 31:56

    [ __ ] never said. Turn this off.

  • 32:01

    Sound like he made this in the same session as this sound like the song he made before he made How to

  • 32:07

    Love. This sound like something that should have been This sound like something that he should have sent that

  • 32:13

    he maybe sent to M on the recovery album. Like but a bad version of it. and

  • 32:18

    he put out an album that I thought had recovery vibes. I don't remember the name of it. Rebirth. This sound like something that was left on the cutting

  • 32:24

    room floor of that project, but I'm gonna rely on the jelly roll the jelly

  • 32:30

    roll feature here. That's that's literally what a lot of these records I can I'm listening to them. I'm like, "Okay, this sound like it was left over

  • 32:36

    from here. Sounds like it was left over from there." And what track are we on? That was five

  • 32:42

    maybe something. We skipped We skipped four. We skipped uh we skipped that was the Big X record. to me to me listening

  • 32:49

    to it this morning and again this is off a couple of listens cuz I did let it play just to make sure

  • 32:57

    uh it was slowly becoming painfully obvious that this was not the same Wayne

  • 33:04

    see that and I I have I disagree with that I have a different stance this is not the same Wayne team yes is what I

  • 33:12

    got from it cuz he's rapping it's still the same Wayne not the same Wayne if you don't have the team you're not the Okay.

  • 33:19

    100%. Your team is you. The team was myself. I was getting to that. But this is not the same way. That makes you

  • 33:25

    question why is it not the same way? This sounds like who the [ __ ] is around

  • 33:32

    him? Yeah. Yeah. But I came on here and made that point before. You did. This sounds like who is this [ __ ] Is the

  • 33:38

    engineer [ __ ] still managing him? He may be. I don't I don't even know. I'm not sure. I'm I'm assuming so cuz that

  • 33:44

    was only a couple. And that's disappointing, right? Even with the Kendrick and TDE split, boy did they lay

  • 33:51

    a foundation for how the split looks when it went well, right? Hey, I'mma

  • 33:56

    still be around. I'mma still tweet your [ __ ] I'm at the shows. [ __ ] Top still got me my tickets damn near like it's

  • 34:03

    painfully obvious there's no Mac. There's no Baby. There's no I don't care uh that Manny Fresh is on there at the

  • 34:10

    end for names sake. There's no Manny Fresh. There's no Drake. There's no Nikki. Nobody's walking through that

  • 34:16

    door. It is just a a god level rapping

  • 34:22

    Wayne. Unfortunately, rap is 2% of rap. That's okay. See, cuz that's what scared

  • 34:29

    me too at this point in the album. Well, as it continues, I didn't hear like a

  • 34:34

    proper song at all. I didn't hear a proper song with regards to format with

  • 34:40

    format, arranging, topic, concept, uh, cohesiveness. I hear amazing verses

  • 34:48

    for the most part. Mhm. Slapped over [ __ ]

  • 34:56

    Then we get to this. We get to this travesty. Oh, yo, please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. I have

  • 35:02

    to prepare for this. This is This is so bad. Was that like that? This is so bad. This is

  • 35:10

    Bann from New Orleans. It sound like they chased that Mel band from It's a play on a song called Bant from TV that

  • 35:19

    song. It's a hip-hop classic. You guys are [ __ ] hilarious. Featuring featuring Big Pun, Nature, Cam, uh

  • 35:27

    Styles. Kiss. An absolute classic. I might have heard. We still don't know.

  • 35:34

    Well, now we have to play a little bit. We still don't know who had the best verse from this song. Still 30 years

  • 35:39

    later, 25 years, whatever. And Lil Wayne 30 is a hip-hop guy for real and a

  • 35:46

    skateboarder. But he respects what band from TV is. He He did the B from TV

  • 35:52

    freestyle on the mixtape and killed it. Why he decided to do B from N O with

  • 35:58

    that horrendous beat flip?

  • 36:03

    Wait, hold on. Okay, wait. That was fire. But not the beat. But the

  • 36:08

    verse what he was saying was hot. The verse is a fire. And he did say saying was hot. But that what what that was

  • 36:14

    that 80 a came in. What the [ __ ] Who put that in there? This sounds like so far in the project. This sounds like

  • 36:22

    somebody that went to jail, came home from doing 30, wrote constantly and came

  • 36:29

    out to place these verses. This is like this is

  • 36:35

    so so wait though if if he's doing elite rapping and then just the arrangements of the beat we can't take anything away

  • 36:43

    from him. You absolutely can it all it all falls on the rapper. If your publicist

  • 36:49

    does a bad job, it falls on the rapper. If the ANR does a bad job, if the producer does a bad job, if the

  • 36:55

    marketing team, if the video was whack, if the director sucked, if your team is trash, it all falls on the rapper. That rapping though gave me hope that No,

  • 37:02

    nobody said, "Yo, Nas picked bad beats." Because his ANR just they said Nas picks bad beats. It

  • 37:09

    always falls on that form. Yeah, I thought it wasn't fair. Yeah, it was a little fair. That form of rapping of how

  • 37:14

    he sounds gives me hope that he can put out great music. It's still potential. It's not He I don't feel that it's over

  • 37:21

    by hearing him rap like that. It's not like damn, it's over. when you hear some other guys. So he still he's still

  • 37:27

    giving me hope like okay I'm going to go back I'm gonna hear Joe podcast I'm gonna read the comments and I'm going to

  • 37:33

    show them. That's what that gives me more flip. Well that's why podcasting is great because we get to hear you

  • 37:39

    guys's review in real time. So cool that you feel like that after track eight

  • 37:48

    all of the stuff that we respectful as we can be. No, we are. We are. But I But that you're trying to have all the grace

  • 37:54

    for an icon, a legend, and a great. So,

  • 38:01

    can you play the bad [ __ ] then, Joe? It just keeps going. Can you play the bad [ __ ] though? So, you can So, here's

  • 38:07

    the thing. CL and I'm not trying to convince you that is bad. No, no. I I value what you say, but I just want to hear like Well, look, you're saying the

  • 38:13

    bad [ __ ] right? Like again, he don't Wayne can rap. We know that.

  • 38:19

    It's there's no question, no debate. But if you're rapping at a high level and the beat is still bad, it makes for a

  • 38:25

    bad song. It makes for a bad listen. And another thing, ain't even just the beats, you could tell he can't make a hook no more. Okay. Or he just needed

  • 38:33

    help. Or or he had a lot of help. Your team your team that goes back to team

  • 38:38

    it ain't a bunch of good hooks on here either. No. Sorry. I mean, it's Bono and Jelly Roll. Like it's not like it's

  • 38:45

    [ __ ] people that can't make hooks. Yeah. Go back to his discoraphy. Go back to some of his out where his hooks were

  • 38:52

    either features or samples. Yeah. He ain't been hooked, man.

  • 38:57

    Does this sound rushed to you guys? Not like No. Rushed or like lazy? Not lazy.

  • 39:03

    I don't think it's lazy. I think it's just bad uh ANR essentially. I think there's a Cuz I I see your point.

  • 39:10

    There's a huge dip in quality from go DJ and Miss Officer choruses where you

  • 39:17

    could tell there's help or the sample or even when the beat just goes something you forgot [ __ ] love me that's all

  • 39:23

    the sample a millie even to what is happening on this project

  • 39:29

    there's a huge dip in quality and again that go if if you if you skimmed it on

  • 39:35

    the beats and you skimmed it on the producer then how could you rely on your vocal sample to carry the chorus. If we

  • 39:43

    have a problem with the beat, how could you rely on no vocals and letting your beat rock

  • 39:48

    and that being your chorus? If the beat is black, it's not going to be a pleasant listen in regards. That's it.

  • 39:53

    And the other thing is these records are too long. And I I hate that. I mean, the album is too long, but look at the look

  • 39:59

    at the list. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I thought we wanted long when they're good. When? No, I want it when they're

  • 40:04

    good. I want him to stop. I don't you're being I want him to stop. I see I see

  • 40:09

    you're trying to be respectful and I see I see it and I'm watching you like I wouldn't be mad at I wouldn't be mad. I

  • 40:15

    told these two [ __ ] months ago when they told me Wayne was in his prime or whatever

  • 40:21

    variation we whatever Yeah, you're right. You're right. They sampled this. What? How did

  • 40:28

    that get allowed? Who like there's nobody checking? Well, maybe he wants that to end up on the pop charts. Maybe.

  • 40:36

    You don't if you didn't have money for beats, you don't have money for pop

  • 40:41

    charts. Yeah. You think Wayne is relying on legacy at this point? Like like my name alone is enough to get it done? I

  • 40:48

    think that Wayne, much like M and maybe I don't

  • 40:53

    know, a bunch of other Martians like this love rap so

  • 40:58

    much. They I think that he just love rap and is going to rap. I agree. And I will

  • 41:05

    throw in the caveat. I think both those gentlemen specifically that you're mentioning, M and Wayne, don't leave the

  • 41:11

    house. Yeah. They just want to rap. Yo, like you have to go live like a human

  • 41:16

    being in order to make something that human beings are going to words and simileies

  • 41:22

    and who cares about the hook really? You can't compare them. And because at least with M, his last M is last two projects

  • 41:30

    were great. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. He still he still he still looks good. He's making but he'll produce. You get what I'm saying? He has a team that

  • 41:36

    he gets with. That's what I'm saying. So I don't I don't even compare the two. It sound like Wayne is just rapping

  • 41:41

    whatever you whatever beat you put on. I got it. I got it. I can rap. You need to

  • 41:47

    go and just You think it's a money thing? I don't want to do that. I don't

  • 41:52

    want to do that. I can't do that. I'm not going to do that. Is this freeze? Is this self-inflicted? Right. Is this a

  • 41:57

    self-inflicted rule? Meaning that is he intentionally avoiding going around a

  • 42:02

    team. Didn't Wayne sell? I'm sorry, Flip. Didn't Wayne sell. He sold I thought he got bred back

  • 42:08

    100 million from uh over there. I think Lil Wayne should have a lot of money. I think that he's got especially if he got

  • 42:14

    rid of all the people that was taking some of the money. I don't think he's Okay. So, all right. So, the reason why

  • 42:19

    he's by himself is because people were robbing him according to I I don't know that. I don't know that business. And to

  • 42:25

    be clear, if you got Big X plug, who's hot right now? You got Jelly Roll, you got Big Sean, you got Bono, you got

  • 42:31

    [ __ ] Clefft and the Opera dude. Like, this wasn't the cheapest of albums. I mean, I'm sure a lot of this comes on

  • 42:37

    favor and strength with him, but still Bono. I don't know if Bono was just like, "Yeah, I'll give you a joint." No,

  • 42:43

    I disagree. It's not [ __ ] Skip Baylor's house. He definitely rode over skateboarded over to Bonos. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 42:50

    Maybe you left Skip Baylor and went to And I think Bono is at a point where I don't got to do it for no money. I'm

  • 42:56

    doing it cuz I [ __ ] with you or cuz I think I'm I'm a fan of yours. I think that you're taking uh hip-hop ethics and

  • 43:03

    mentality and applying them to generational pop stars that maybe Bono

  • 43:09

    would feel that way, but I don't know that whoever runs Bono's business feels that way. If y'all want if y'all wanted

  • 43:15

    Bono and he was charging you more than was in your budget, but you had it personally, would you pay for it

  • 43:20

    personally if the record was absolutely fire? Yeah. In this case, would you have this record? No, I would not pay a dime

  • 43:25

    for this record. I would say Bono, thank you. But no, thank you. Not for that record. Also, if Bono sent over

  • 43:30

    something that wasn't heat, would you tell Bono that your big dog? Hey, Bono, why don't you let me come I'm I'mma fly

  • 43:35

    up to you and let's let's work on this. It's a good start. It's a good start, Bono. I'm not telling Bono that. I'm

  • 43:40

    [ __ ] Oh, no. It's a good start, Bon. I'm going to come I'm going to come with you. Help B get there. I've been in the

  • 43:46

    studio with it. Did some trash [ __ ] and we just nodded our heads. All of me webbing it like, "Hey, all right.

  • 43:51

    Thanks. Yo, yo, you came through. You laced us.

  • 43:56

    That's what it sound like in some studio trash coming out coming out. The bigs.

  • 44:02

    Yo, the bigs. Anyway, Parks, can you play a little bit of the Bono one? I don't want to, but wait just a second.

  • 44:07

    Look what you want to hear. I I want to hear how bad it is. I don't even like what they did to Bono's voice on here.

  • 44:13

    Like, why is that? He doesn't sound Bonoy. He don't sound Bonoy at all. They're like cranked the tune up on

  • 44:18

    Bono. They couldn't afford Bono engineer. I'm sure not. That's That's No, this is some hip-hop rap [ __ ]

  • 44:25

    touching Bono vocals. I'm surprised. So if Bono heard it, he approved that.

  • 44:32

    Bono's like 60 70. Can Bono still hear things? Like we don't know nothing about

  • 44:40

    this. No, he might have been on some Oh, that sounds like some cool hip-hop [ __ ] Yeah, go ahead. You know what I mean?

  • 44:45

    Like you sound like Wayne said to Bono, "Yo, do you write?" Like I think me and

  • 44:51

    you could just pin this. Pin this. It just is no writers. Jazzy just said the rappers need songwriters. Yeah. And

  • 44:59

    I agree. I feel like they might have took Bono's vocal off of [ __ ] him and Edge on the guitar and put that [ __ ]

  • 45:05

    over a beat and was like, "Nah, it works featuring." Yeah. I don't think Bono was

  • 45:10

    getting busy over this production, but I could be wrong. This don't sound like a beat Bono was going to be in the studio picking. If

  • 45:17

    I'm Wayne, I'm on the first thing to Canada.

  • 45:28

    Y'all sitting here, y'all sitting here being cute. You're not wrong. Enough of this

  • 45:34

    cute [ __ ] your [ __ ] is. Hey, and that work. If I'm Louisiana,

  • 45:39

    I'm headed to [ __ ] Toronto, [ __ ] Me and this boy got what? We got to sit

  • 45:45

    down. Yeah. Oh yeah, for sure. Pulling right up to Queens. Lil Mama. It's time

  • 45:52

    again, y'all. Yeah. I can't be left to my own devices in the studio coming up with this. I'm I'm starting group chat

  • 45:58

    again. And I hate to Nick. It would benefit every Yeah. Well, that's where podcast

  • 46:06

    right now. That's where podcast theories can really get fun. You [ __ ] want to lit this some up. at least would like

  • 46:12

    him to just say, "Hey, Manny, just let's do one together."

  • 46:18

    Yo, I'd rather him go. Yeah, a whole joint. Go get Andre's [ __ ] piano book

  • 46:24

    bag and just walk around, man. It's over, dog. It's not. You know, it's not. It is over. Enough of this [ __ ] hot

  • 46:31

    [ __ ] y'all been giving me. What? What I take? It is a wrap. Where I'm at with the L today a little bit. No, no, no.

  • 46:38

    I'm just saying where I'm at. He forecasted it. Where I'm at with Wayne is after this project is two things. And

  • 46:44

    one is one is outside of just Wayne. It's a hip-hop thing. But five was ass.

  • 46:50

    The [ __ ] is going on? Carter 4 wasn't the greatest. Carter was fire. I'm not doing that. And personally, I like this

  • 46:57

    better than Carter 5. But I'm cool with Wayne just giving me features at this point. That part. So you agree? Because

  • 47:04

    somebody else is doing the beat. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, but that's what I mean when I say he should sit down for a second. I

  • 47:10

    ain't going to do that either. He He sat down for a second. I ain't gonna do that cuz I heard the level of rapping that he

  • 47:15

    rapping at. Yeah. I just think that like y'all saying he need to go get with the team. I I don't see how Drake is not a

  • 47:22

    feature on this project. It might be something personal, but I don't see how Drake or

  • 47:28

    Nikki Drake or Nikki is not doing this project. They not like us on the stage when he did that [ __ ] Act like he

  • 47:35

    didn't know what it was about. You get what I'm saying? Yeah, that's the thing. You got to go get if I'm Drake like and

  • 47:41

    I see the phone and it's Wayne. I ain't going to lie. You have to answer the

  • 47:46

    phone. Yeah. You have to answer the phone. We don't even You got You got to You have to answer the phone. Not if you

  • 47:52

    on stage. I don't give a [ __ ] what you like. Look, we have a conversation to

  • 47:58

    have, but you got to answer the phone. Not really. Is what are you talking about? You got to answer the phone. your

  • 48:04

    obligation. Some of your conversations there you obligated like am I he owes it

  • 48:10

    to himself? Some of your OG's got to be sat down, bro. And that's why you got a conversation. Some of your OG's get out

  • 48:16

    of here. I'm suing the building that you let jerk you around. I don't have time for the hoot and nanny. Nah, that's not

  • 48:21

    true. We got a we have a personal relationship. Never that. What if what if we don't? What if we don't? I don't

  • 48:28

    agree. Not right now. I'm I'm n I'm going to change it. I'm just asking. All right. So, hold up, Freeze. since you

  • 48:33

    with him. Y'all play it out for me. Maybe I'm being close-minded. He answers. Mhm. Role play. Yeah, please.

  • 48:40

    You can be who you want to be. It don't matter. All right. It's your idea. So, you be Drake. Okay. No. No. You You be

  • 48:46

    Wayne. You be Wayne since it's your idea. And you be Drake. Yeah. I think it's better if it's the other way around, but All right. So, then you be Drake. You Drake. Yo. Yo, listen, man.

  • 48:54

    How you doing? Oh, no. Stop. Stop. Stop. Don't Don't step on

  • 49:00

    it. Don't step on it. I'm not stepping on it. You have two seconds

  • 49:07

    for you. You get if you get straight to it, then if it comes off, I go ahead.

  • 49:12

    This come off way too though. Yeah, this is though. What's up? How you doing? We ain't cool like that. You calling me. Yo, what's good, man? What's going on,

  • 49:19

    [ __ ] All right. Hey yo, you know it's time for us to get back in the studio, man. What you doing, man? I need you, man. We got to get back together like

  • 49:26

    the old days, man. Bedrock. You [ __ ] bedrock. I said bedrock. Let

  • 49:33

    Let me give me one. You [ __ ] put me future on the phone. I want that good. I

  • 49:40

    need that. Yeah. Yeah. I need that. Come on. All right. Cool. It's going to be way good. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yo. Yo.

  • 49:48

    What's good with you? What you mean? Long time. How's little man? Hey, what's

  • 49:55

    up? What we doing? You know what's going on. Yo, uh, starting a new project. I

  • 50:00

    think it'll be valuable if both of us could get together in the studio again. I holler at Nikki already. I holler at

  • 50:06

    Khaled already. I think we got some magic that we could potentially get together and make. You know, we let me

  • 50:12

    try this. Let me try this another way for you gentlemen. When is the last time y'all

  • 50:18

    have spoken? I know you spoke to one recently and you

  • 50:24

    probably have too. So unless what are you doing? I don't have a relationship. Unless they're in the

  • 50:30

    midst of doing something on a project, they're very rushy. But when they're when there's downtime, you call [ __ ] have

  • 50:39

    conver straight to Jay Prince's house. He might have to skip.

  • 50:45

    He might have to talk. So we got to go a different Are we sure that there's

  • 50:50

    internal conflict between them two? No. talking because it's lucrative. Well, when you

  • 50:56

    talk, [ __ ] a lot of [ __ ] be hitting the head on the nail, [ __ ] I don't know what you you be throwing [ __ ] out there and they be coming out. Oh, no. If

  • 51:02

    I throw the real [ __ ] that I think out there, it wouldn't be a pod. Uh, it

  • 51:07

    would be total chaos out there if I I just try to hint around the [ __ ] I be Yeah, but your hint I can't say what I think. Your hints be hitting on the

  • 51:13

    nose. And what I think is that folk going to definitely be crazy. But how you gonna

  • 51:19

    say that when when Drake How you gonna say that? Listen, I don't think when we found out that

  • 51:25

    Drake and Kendrick may have had a conversation. Hold on. Wait. He [ __ ] that girl when I was Listen what I'm saying. How are we going to say that

  • 51:31

    when when when we found out that Drake and Kendrick may have had a conversation before all those records came out?

  • 51:37

    So, what I'm saying is that we wouldn't think that after how crazy it got. I wouldn't think that that [ __ ] made a

  • 51:44

    call. I wouldn't think that. I think that's part of why [ __ ] got crazy. No, because if I make a call to you, if you

  • 51:49

    make a call and then you do the thing that we don't discuss off the phone, now it's okay. Okay. You want some sucker

  • 51:55

    [ __ ] I think that's your sucker, [ __ ] It's up. Okay. And we shouldn't make this about

  • 52:01

    Drake. If I were Wayne, I got you, man. Where I would go get the whole team. And

  • 52:08

    we still ain't playing all the I want Tiger. I want them all. You got Tiger. Give me a little do. Go find Gunner.

  • 52:14

    Gun. That's my man. He got gun. He with him. He with him. I don't know if Tiger answer Tiger's on tour with him. Tiger's

  • 52:20

    He got Tiger opening the tour. Okay. So now, all right. So

  • 52:26

    Tiger has to make me a batch. Tiger makes songs, bro. Tiger will have to make me a bachelor song. No, I'm going.

  • 52:32

    Yo. Yeah. See, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop for a second. Whatever you want to say. I'm going. No, no, no, no. Like, let's pause that conversation. Stop.

  • 52:39

    Yeah. Go, go. Let's All you need to really hear the beginning of a song. Yes.

  • 52:47

    Oh, I thought that was somebody screaming. That says elephant. That's elephant braaying. Oh, done by the name.

  • 52:55

    That was elephant. Yeah. Lynn Manuel. Uh, what's the name? Miranda. Miranda. Yeah, he's the elephant in this song. He

  • 53:01

    produced this. He produced it. It sounds like it. That sounds like something from [ __ ] Hamilton. That is it. How do you

  • 53:08

    even bother? Wow. This one I knew. This one I said, "Okay." Oh, no. This Kingdom car is

  • 53:16

    still going down. He ain't done. No, but this one I knew though. Oh yeah, this ain't it.

  • 53:23

    I would like to see Wayne go out like three stacks as opposed to this. I wish I would take

  • 53:29

    a flute Wayne album over this harmonica.

  • 53:37

    [ __ ] said you could. I would like Well, I would like to see him do a Jim Jones.

  • 53:42

    Like, step back and just be like the mentor to the youth that's just popping

  • 53:48

    up on a Rob 49 record. Time out. Jim Jones is still dropping records all the

  • 53:53

    time and they good. They'd be fine. Yeah. Well, cuz Jim could pick a beat. So, it don't even matter what he really

  • 53:59

    doing on there. And he did improve his rapping. Yep. And he's going to Heat Makers. He's going to the person that

  • 54:06

    brought him in. Like that's why I said Manny Fresh like go and that's the problem with this Wayne [ __ ] We shouldn't be having a Jim Jones. We

  • 54:12

    shouldn't be able to get to Jim Jones in a Wayne talk. Yeah. Respectfully like

  • 54:17

    he's just bringing himself never to me cuz I was there for it. Like

  • 54:23

    I know what time it is with with this man if he get angry enough and this the situation is right. But

  • 54:30

    he could always rap. We nobody could knock. We're not even knock It's not about the rapping ability on here. No, not at all. It's just really bad

  • 54:36

    production. Really bad production [ __ ] Uh after that, I don't know how much

  • 54:42

    worse I can get. Oh, it gets worse. Not than that. That was That is the worst record on there. It gets worse. Turn

  • 54:47

    this off. I feel all of this [ __ ] is from the How to Love session. Yeah, this is this is that that er that era where

  • 54:54

    he got into his I want to be a uh singer.

  • 55:01

    Yeah, it was over after the elephant. But there's still some fire on here though.

  • 55:09

    Clean up this whole Yeah. Changed Yeah. Chang cleaned them up though. He did. He did with the with the slow lacy flow.

  • 55:17

    Yeah. Shout out to Wayne, man. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. Like I said,

  • 55:22

    legend of he announced the tour. Yeah, he announced the tour. He's going on tour. That's what's up. That should be a

  • 55:29

    tour. He should just He got big extra. He got um no uh Tiger No Cap and Belly

  • 55:35

    Gang Cushington as his openers for the tour. Not Big X. Okay.

  • 55:40

    And you're going right. Well, the show I'm going to is just Wayne. This is Oh, no openers. No, no openers. And

  • 55:47

    it's soon. The show? Yeah. It's tonight. Today? Oh. Oh, you're going to get some

  • 55:53

    live elephants. No. No. You're going to get the elephants? No. No elephants,

  • 55:59

    man. No elephants. I hope not. He's definitely going to do some of the

  • 56:05

    songs. Yeah, he has to. And the [ __ ] he ain't. No, he not. Are you crazy? What song? Your new album just dropped. No,

  • 56:12

    it didn't. It didn't drop. No, it didn't. He got stuck. He is not going to I don't think

  • 56:18

    I don't think I don't think he's doing He might do one or something, but I don't think I don't think it's going to be I don't think he going to do the

  • 56:24

    whole album. He does three. At least three. I'll take that. Oh, okay. So the masses are [ __ ] on him now. Yes.

  • 56:30

    It's bad. It's bad. His masses are [ __ ] on quite a few people. Some of whom I'm friendly with. They [ __ ] on

  • 56:37

    a few people out there. Yeah. I I see somebody else having a rough morning. Oh yeah. We going to get to it. Okay. Yeah.

  • 56:42

    You know, but you know what time it is, right? What time is it? I'm trying to remember what the [ __ ] I was about to say. What we was just talking about.

  • 56:48

    Waiting to I don't remember now. It It left me. All

  • 56:54

    right. You know what time it is. You know what time it is? Come on. Tag team back again. Now it's time for our

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  • 57:36

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    Uh, yeah. I guess you could say that. I guess I did go to the company party. Look at me.

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    Look at me. A good employee. Old Joe would never.

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    Yeah. old Joe wouldn't have been uh wouldn't have had the opportunity.

  • 58:23

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    because I have a I've gained an understanding. It's not as hard as you think. Right. I've gained the proper

  • 59:08

    understanding for prize picks and how it functions. Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Like I knew

  • 59:14

    before, but but seeing it is a little different during a game. Mhm. It's

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    different. Like anytime [ __ ] ran in Nashville or anywhere where prize picks was available, we went crazy. But I

  • 59:25

    wasn't never doing it during a game. Yeah. Mhm. Boy, anxiety, the rush, all

  • 59:31

    that [ __ ] Yeah. The impulse pick. Yeah. the the es and flow of the game when

  • 59:38

    it's up when it's oh my lord second half fourth quarter Jesus Mary and Joseph man

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  • 1:02:28

    home watching uh Conor McDavid highlights. I don't know who is of the

  • 1:02:34

    Edmonton Edmonton Oilers. Okay. Hockey [ __ ] Mhm. Yeah. Apparently he's like

  • 1:02:39

    the best player in hockey. So they say. I didn't I don't watch hockey. So either he looks like Kyrie Irving with a with a

  • 1:02:47

    with a stick on ice. Really? That's what it looks like. He black. No. No. His

  • 1:02:53

    name Karma. He's not black. I'm just waiting for a black person to come to hockey. He looks

  • 1:02:58

    like I'm talking about like Yeah. Yeah. The real Kyrie on skates. He looks like

  • 1:03:04

    like art on ice. Like you could just watch him. It don't matter if he I don't see how he's doing

  • 1:03:10

    that [ __ ] on them on them shits. with a stick and a blue ass. Four dudes around him. That [ __ ] do some [ __ ] He did

  • 1:03:17

    some [ __ ] He hit the puck between his legs behind his black [ __ ] That's a black [ __ ] Bang. It's like, yo, who the

  • 1:03:24

    [ __ ] is he? That's a black [ __ ] So, I'm rooting for them now. Like a groupy. I'm

  • 1:03:29

    such a groupy. That's why I don't get mad when [ __ ] groupies. Me too, [ __ ]

  • 1:03:37

    I don't care. Stupid. Uh, anyway, listen, Wayne,

  • 1:03:42

    stop. That's what I got. Please. I say that with all the respect that you could

  • 1:03:47

    possibly have for who he is and who he's been and what he's meant for us and the

  • 1:03:53

    people that he's raised out there, the classics he's given us. Like, Wayne is Wayne. I just I hate to see our legends.

  • 1:04:01

    I'd just say go get with some good producers, man. Stop naming these [ __ ] Carters. That too. That too. Yeah,

  • 1:04:07

    that's that's really cuz you you're pulling from equity of classics and a

  • 1:04:12

    lot of people do that, you know. They I think he I think Wayne thinks he could just soar off of his name and it being a

  • 1:04:18

    Carter that people just going to run and accept it. But and don't say nothing

  • 1:04:24

    that rhymes with Kendrick either. Not if you want to have that phone call.

  • 1:04:31

    Don't say nothing that could even be mistaken for that. I seen that little act stream when he was like, "Oh, buddy,

  • 1:04:39

    buddy." But I think that was off the fake track was, "Buddy, you did you did the right thing. You did the right

  • 1:04:45

    thing." That would have been a shish kebab. Y'all can get quiet. I don't give a

  • 1:04:51

    [ __ ] I get I was trying to see where you're going. That would have been an absolute shish kebab. Oh, absolutely. That [ __ ] would

  • 1:04:57

    have been just collecting Young Money stones out here. That would have been real bad. And y'all tried to soup that

  • 1:05:04

    up before. Y'all tried. Y'all fans out of y'all ain't [ __ ] Y'all tried it. Anyway, uh shout out to Wayne.

  • 1:05:12

    Shout out to Kendrick got to win had a drink after that album dropped. Like I have went I don't even know if Kendrick

  • 1:05:17

    drink went to the local pub.

  • 1:05:23

    I'd have had to give me a little lemon drop. Hey, hey, give me three lemon drops.

  • 1:05:29

    Let's really get loose. Damn. Man, what you order last night? Have you had a lemon drop before? Who?

  • 1:05:36

    Have I had lemon? No. You've never had a lemon drop before? Why not? He got dick. Uh,

  • 1:05:42

    plenty of men order lemon drops. Do I? Yeah. Yes. As a as a shot.

  • 1:05:48

    What? Yes. Yes. Yes. Raspberry lemon drops. Lemon drops wasn't a thing when I was drinking [ __ ] I ain't Lemon drop

  • 1:05:55

    shots was a thing when I was Yeah. Yeah. But now they're just a drink. That's a drink. What the lemon drop do to you? Freeze. Don't do that. Just ask. I'm not

  • 1:06:02

    trying to get some loose. It make you feel a little loose.

  • 1:06:08

    Tell us raspberry. Oh, the rise. You get a little rise from the rise. Tell us what to do to freeze. No, it's just it's

  • 1:06:14

    a good drink. Open up your pores. Huh?

  • 1:06:19

    Open up your pores. Nice little martini, man. Did they not? It's a aphrodisiac.

  • 1:06:26

    Do you actually get it in the martini glass? Yeah. You pinky up. Okay. Yeah.

  • 1:06:31

    He'd be like, "Shadow: Clap." Sugar on the rim. You got a cherry. A cherry in it. Such a [ __ ] Sugar. Sugar rim. You

  • 1:06:39

    keep talking and it get worse. Sugar on the rim. You are sugar, dude. Yeah.

  • 1:06:46

    Sugar rim. And the waiter look at you and ask too. Sugar. Sugar or salt? No,

  • 1:06:51

    there's no salt on the rim. You tell them. No salt. It's either It's What you had last night? It's either a naked rim or it's a sugar rim with a lemon drop.

  • 1:06:58

    What you had last night to drink, Melie? I had a flight of wine eating away from you. You too. Oh, you just had a bunch

  • 1:07:04

    of wine. Yes, there was a Somalier there and he paired all of the courses. Somalian.

  • 1:07:11

    Oh, so you a Somalia? Oh, and he paired all of the courses with wines. What did

  • 1:07:16

    you get drunk? Uh, a little bit. Red. Got it. That date. I just want to ask

  • 1:07:21

    you is why you making if Mel got drunk? 14 courses and a pair of wine wine. You

  • 1:07:28

    asked if Mel got drunk. Mel was drunk. Question, but

  • 1:07:34

    here I'm uh refer to the HR tag.

  • 1:07:40

    I'm refer to HR. I'm drunk as hell up here. Question Nicole.

  • 1:07:45

    She want to jump. She want to talk about Hey [ __ ] You know what I did?

  • 1:07:51

    Somalia. She was like the world. You know, you contribute to how toxic the culture is up here. Yes. Yes.

  • 1:08:00

    [Laughter] That's why I love she don't get respect that.

  • 1:08:09

    So, what do we got? I have I know all of y'all walked away on the break, but we was talking about whether we was tough

  • 1:08:16

    enough to delve right into the DDG [ __ ] And if we do, then we have to at least present the facts. There were a lot of

  • 1:08:22

    them is why I'm saying this. It was a lot to keep up with if you weren't keeping up with it. Did you Did you just do a off the break expose? [ __ ] don't

  • 1:08:31

    do that, [ __ ] Hey yo, we getting ready to talk about the DDG and Harley situation. What's going on? That's

  • 1:08:37

    That's how we But I learned that from Flip Network. Wait, we don't do we don't do that.

  • 1:08:44

    Fifth wall. We don't do that no more. Too many pocket watches, [ __ ]

  • 1:08:50

    Yeah. pay the taxes. Well, I'm good. Bam. No, but the year the year started again.

  • 1:08:57

    The quarterly. Hey. Hey. Hey y'all. Pay your quarterly. The year is June. Pay

  • 1:09:03

    your [ __ ] quarterly. My [ __ ] just got back to look looking okay. Oh, that's April, man. Was tough.

  • 1:09:12

    I'm dead ass. No. Yeah. No. Them [ __ ] came back for

  • 1:09:17

    them [ __ ] came. Hey, Cory. Them [ __ ] came for what [ __ ] owed. [ __ ] [ __ ] Ian said, "Uh, this [ __ ] don't believe

  • 1:09:23

    nothing I say, but I'm being serious." Let him finish. Them [ __ ] came out for what they owed. Did you spend this? Uh,

  • 1:09:30

    Them [ __ ] started taxing [ __ ] and all that with me counting the water bottles. Yeah. Yeah. You can't even

  • 1:09:35

    leave, [ __ ] All that leave [ __ ] Yeah. Leave. They was encouraging me to leave so they could dox.

  • 1:09:41

    Hey, I'm flip. Don't you got some flip network [ __ ] to do? Go ahead, boy. Enjoy yourself. It's all right. Anyways,

  • 1:09:50

    you know he ain't a gonna say nothing. Yeah, you know he say you know he's stone face. I told stone face. Look at this [ __ ]

  • 1:09:59

    You know I think you full of [ __ ] I know that. Oh okay. What's in your account right now? What's in my bank

  • 1:10:04

    account? Yeah. Which one? What's in that main? Oh the one that the Chase card is attached to. [ __ ] not a lot. You know

  • 1:10:10

    the one nothing crazy. It's something in there. Nothing crazy. That's not the one. You got the new Yankee colorway

  • 1:10:17

    rock. They about to play the Red Sox. What card is attached to the [ __ ]

  • 1:10:23

    face? That now you asking the question. How much is in that account? No, for real. That's my That's my only question.

  • 1:10:30

    That's true. But what's in that account? That's my only question. He can't say. He can't say. Take a guess. Well, crazy

  • 1:10:36

    is relative. Oh, true, true, true. So, it's us talking my that definition of crazy.

  • 1:10:43

    It's six figures in there. Mm-m. About 40 enough if you $5

  • 1:10:49

    away. About $9 short of six figures in there. Stupid. Yo, it's right. You said you was going to tell me it's not six.

  • 1:10:56

    It's healthy. If it was six, I'll tell you. But it's healthy. It's five. When he made his last trip, he Yeah, he transferred some funds. Move something

  • 1:11:03

    around a little bit. We know. We know. Yeah. He can move this over. When a [ __ ] break his leg or something, all he

  • 1:11:09

    got time to do is check on his bank accounts and figure out more ways home looking at [ __ ] Oh, I killed

  • 1:11:16

    him in April. Oh, you know what? Put another colorway out. That's the privileged [ __ ] that can sit at home.

  • 1:11:21

    I couldn't sit at home. I had to limp in here with put my boot up. You make this [ __ ] sound like Harriet

  • 1:11:28

    Tubman like You make this [ __ ] You said [ __ ] could sit at home and chill. I couldn't sit at home. I had to work.

  • 1:11:35

    to New Jersey so you could be closer to home. Oh, no you did not, [ __ ] No, you did

  • 1:11:43

    not say Are you [ __ ] crazy? Yo, you the G. You the

  • 1:11:49

    G. Are you [ __ ] nuts? But he's included in we all. Did you? It don't

  • 1:11:54

    matter. So what I'm saying is a fact. No, it's not a fact. It is a fact. No, we move so you can be closed and it just

  • 1:12:00

    don't happen to work out for everybody. No, that No, that's cap. That part is capped. That is a lie. If you could have

  • 1:12:06

    found some super fly [ __ ] which you could have, for the same price, overlooking Long Island City and that

  • 1:12:13

    beautiful water right there, that was an option for you. You didn't move to New Jersey for us. Who you talking to?

  • 1:12:23

    What the [ __ ] are they talking about? If you could have moved to Manhattan, I comprehend. Well, you don't think that

  • 1:12:29

    me, you, and Freeze, cuz this is from that era living in Jersey played any part and us moving moving studio at all.

  • 1:12:36

    Parks had the luxury of being in his house for 39 years from Parks. Yeah, let's go to Jersey. Let that [ __ ] hop

  • 1:12:43

    in a car and go to Jersey. Then that's when we was stucking it to a store. You [ __ ] wasn't always on time. Yeah,

  • 1:12:49

    let's move to Jersey. Why would I do something great out the kindness of my heart? Y'all trying to paint it as a n

  • 1:12:55

    cuz you kindness of your heart. That's

  • 1:13:00

    look. Hey, would you tell these [ __ ] These [ __ ] record in front of a black

  • 1:13:06

    drape and a brick wall, [ __ ] Hold up. Y'all shut the [ __ ] up now, boy. I get mad. These [ __ ] record in front of

  • 1:13:12

    [ __ ] some hospice looking [ __ ] Look around, [ __ ] Look. Keep going. It's

  • 1:13:18

    convenience. He full of [ __ ] You think you took away the black drapes in the what was the

  • 1:13:24

    picture? Only dead men are free. Isn't that you did that for us? Wait, us

  • 1:13:29

    includes me. I'm not saying y'all excluding me. Yeah, you going wrong. Oh,

  • 1:13:35

    y'all Oh, when I say us, y'all think I'm not No, first you said y'all. I'm not a part of us. You said y'all. You said

  • 1:13:40

    y'all first. You're not a part of no us without y'all. You didn't say I didn't have to. It's still true. If I say to

  • 1:13:46

    you, I we moved through Jersey partly because of you. How is that false? We don't have to go be circling right now.

  • 1:13:52

    When did you say partly? Never. All right. So, take part. It's bad. Remove the jersey because of you. He's a

  • 1:13:57

    slippery little I think it still applies. Yeah. A salamand you on. Yo, what you call? Cuz he won't fire at you. You

  • 1:14:04

    already scared him for the his career to fire. I'm not that. So, pick a side. I

  • 1:14:10

    hear. No, I'm talking [ __ ] Come on. We supposed to be serious. [ __ ] I'm in

  • 1:14:16

    a great mood. I I can tell. I'm in a great I can tell when you start [ __ ] hearing some we have to be we

  • 1:14:21

    have to we have to do the DDG [ __ ] All right. And it is serious on air.

  • 1:14:31

    What's his mic stop though? So because I know the largest room I've

  • 1:14:38

    ever been in is the room for growth. Oh, I am going to pass this

  • 1:14:45

    off to Mark who's on the phone.

  • 1:14:51

    [Applause] Hey, hey, Mark. Some days you call out,

  • 1:14:56

    boy. So, distinguished cast.

  • 1:15:04

    We should review the facts objectively first and then insert our opinions.

  • 1:15:10

    That's how this goes. Yeah. Okay. On the break, we struggled with the facts. cuz

  • 1:15:18

    it's such a long time. So, we brought in none other than Yeah, we just don't do facts here. Yeah, that ain't our bag.

  • 1:15:24

    We're bad at facts. Yeah, I mean, it's that that's it. I really should make a hire for that, but it's sad that we that

  • 1:15:32

    like I deal in feelings. [ __ ] facts, man. I'm going to get to how I feel about things. All right. Anyway, to help

  • 1:15:40

    us along with facts, none other than Jeremy Heck is in

  • 1:15:45

    the building. Jeremy, [Music] [Applause] my second or third favorite white boy in

  • 1:15:53

    the in the content space. Jeremy, how you feeling? I feel good to be top three. Not one, not two, number three in

  • 1:15:58

    your white boy list. Here we go. Happy to have you here. And thank you for throwing me into the most complex and

  • 1:16:04

    difficult topic first to lay things out for you guys. I appreciate that. Well, no, that that's not you. I let you get a

  • 1:16:10

    pass on the Wayne topic. You did. You did. And you know my my esteemed love for Wayne, so I appreciate that.

  • 1:16:15

    Exactly. And now here we are. So facts. Yeah, please give us some facts. Okay,

  • 1:16:21

    so let's lay it out. Pause. October 3rd, 2024, public breakup. They break up via

  • 1:16:27

    Instagram, but said that they would remain quote best friends. Always a lie.

  • 1:16:33

    A statement that didn't age incredibly well. They're going back and forth on social media, but then things heat up.

  • 1:16:39

    Of course, in March of 2025, DDG expresses that he's unable to see his uh

  • 1:16:46

    son and that she's keeping Halo from him. Then, Hi Bailey granted restraining

  • 1:16:53

    order. This is May 13th, 2025. She obtained a temporary restraining order against DDG alleging physical,

  • 1:17:00

    emotional, and financial abuse, including an incident where she talked about and showed pictures of a chipped

  • 1:17:06

    tooth and physical harm on her arms. So, that was said to be a dispute in the car

  • 1:17:13

    over, you know, the the their son was in the car. She showed pictures. She obtained a restraining order. May 2025,

  • 1:17:20

    custody and visitation. Bailey was granted temporary physical and legal custody of Halo. She proposed s

  • 1:17:27

    supervised weekly visits for DDG. I think it was like a few hours a week and requested restrictions on him taking

  • 1:17:34

    Halo outside of LA County. Now, at the same time, she's going to film a movie

  • 1:17:39

    in Italy and she basically wants to take Halo for months at a time to Italy. So,

  • 1:17:45

    that's what she's proposing. She's going to be in sole custody. Then DDG was silent about it. He was on streamer

  • 1:17:51

    university with Kai. We're not really sure how he feels. June 4th and 5th,

  • 1:17:57

    2025, DDG filed a restraining order against Bailey, alleging that she

  • 1:18:02

    actually posed a psychological risk to Halo. He basically said she was unstable. She was unable to take care of

  • 1:18:07

    a child. She talked about and then he provided text messages where it showcased her, you know, threatening her

  • 1:18:15

    life, threatening suicide, threatening that her her son wasn't going to be around to see things. It was all kind of

  • 1:18:20

    manic. And in those texts, she also accused DDG of sleeping with someone in Mexico. Lala with Lala. Yes. A fellow

  • 1:18:27

    streamer. And definitely hitting LA in Mexico.

  • 1:18:32

    Straight off my streamer university hype. And we and you've been kind of and you've been you've been distant. You've

  • 1:18:39

    been distant. You've been distant at worst. I mean at best. Listen, got to

  • 1:18:45

    [ __ ] Lala. Anyway, so La L actually did uh she confirmed in her words that

  • 1:18:50

    didn't happen. It didn't happen. Oh, she held it down. Um and that's where we're

  • 1:18:56

    at right now. Still [ __ ] Oh, yeah. Want to [ __ ] again. Oh, they're going to [ __ ] again. Allegedly. Allegedly. We

  • 1:19:03

    can't see. But yeah, so that's where we're at right now. And he wants to prevent her from traveling out the

  • 1:19:08

    country with Halo. Okay. The nature of the text messages that DDG released were very disturbing.

  • 1:19:16

    They were. And there was a lot of talk around the cause of those texts being

  • 1:19:24

    sent. Was this postpartum or was this a psycho girl?

  • 1:19:30

    Are there dates on the texts? We can't find them. Uh March of 2024.

  • 1:19:36

    Okay. Now, do we have enough facts to get into

  • 1:19:42

    our feelings about this? I think that's a pretty good outline, right? Pretty good. It has a pretty good outline. Thank you, Jeremy. Yeah. Thank

  • 1:19:49

    you. Yeah. And feel free to stay for this in case you want to chime in on this tough topic. Okay. I'm here.

  • 1:19:55

    All right. Flip, go to the kitchen on this tough topic. On this topic right here, Flip,

  • 1:20:01

    go ahead. Get out of here, man. Don't worry about this. Noah's flip goes there. Oh, man. I have

  • 1:20:07

    no idea what anybody's take is regarding this. So, I'd love to hear it. I know Mel Mel.

  • 1:20:13

    Um, I feel like the only reason why we know any of this is because he is

  • 1:20:20

    constantly online talking about it and it after the breakup being completely

  • 1:20:27

    disparaging of her making his claims, etc., etc. Also, when he went on um when

  • 1:20:32

    he started talking about the fact that she was um you know preventing him from seeing Halo, he did this on his

  • 1:20:39

    streaming platform with his millions of viewers, creating like a hashtag free

  • 1:20:45

    Halo. What does that do? That encourages your audience to go to her and start

  • 1:20:52

    bullying her without any of the facts other than the ones that you just presented, which are up for [ __ ]

  • 1:20:59

    debate. who you know, whoever's right, whoever's wrong. It really is, it's gotten so [ __ ] messy, nobody even

  • 1:21:06

    knows. But my stance is he has been he see he

  • 1:21:13

    comes off as being so [ __ ] wildly stressful to deal with after you've just

  • 1:21:20

    had a baby. I I'm just I'm going to I'm I'm standing 10 toes down on Halie's

  • 1:21:26

    side. I don't even have to have all the facts. The fact of the matter is she had a baby. Shocker. Yeah. Plot twist with

  • 1:21:33

    this. It's because because that's just how I Yeah. I just I think some of your reasoning maybe it all seems like messy

  • 1:21:40

    [ __ ] to me. It is very messy [ __ ] But at the end of the day, you have a young girl who's trying to manage a career,

  • 1:21:45

    manage a relationship, have a baby, and then, you know, there's debates on how long postpartum actually lasts, but it

  • 1:21:51

    ain't 6 to [ __ ] 8 weeks. It's a really long time for women to start feeling any semblance of [ __ ]

  • 1:21:57

    normaly. And she's in the public eye. She has a baby daddy who's going to the [ __ ] world to get his to get a sense

  • 1:22:04

    of validation or to get them to agree with him. Like that is wildly stressful. So maybe she did have a manic, you know,

  • 1:22:11

    episode where she's saying a bunch of [ __ ] up things in text. Why is she being judged on her worst moments when

  • 1:22:17

    she is in a in the most vulnerable [ __ ] state? And that is why I'm going to be on her side. And also, he wants to

  • 1:22:24

    he wants to file a restraining order. Child, she filed one first. It was granted. She don't want to be around

  • 1:22:30

    you. This is Hold on. This is the same [ __ ] that went to her house, keeps going to her house unannounced,

  • 1:22:36

    breaks into her house, takes a picture of her bed to let her know that he is inside your house and can get in your

  • 1:22:42

    house whenever you want, and then rips out the camera systems. How [ __ ] safe does this girl feel? Allegedly. Okay.

  • 1:22:49

    Well, allegedly. One thing, his his order was what he filed was so that she

  • 1:22:56

    can't take the baby to Italy for that time. Yeah. Like not trying to be around her or keep her away from him. It's just

  • 1:23:02

    I don't want you to take my son. That's what he was filing. There's a lot of situations, male, when you don't take

  • 1:23:07

    the text message serious that something end up happening to the child. We've seen that a lot of times whether it's a

  • 1:23:13

    when it comes to domestic issues. They say, "Oh, the signs were right there. the signs are right there. So, him

  • 1:23:19

    filing this restraining order based off of the text message that she's been sending him is a right move for him to

  • 1:23:24

    do. I'd like to challenge a few of the things that you said. Okay. Okay. Who

  • 1:23:30

    may? Yeah. Uh, in terms of weaponizing a fan

  • 1:23:36

    base to bully you, they're both doing that. They both are doing it.

  • 1:23:42

    I don't see how she's done it. Now, we let you get a runway to get all of your [ __ ] off.

  • 1:23:48

    Let's have the conversation without us triggering one another, cuz I'm not trying to trigger nobody. And please

  • 1:23:53

    don't trigger me. And this topic could be triggering. I I done I done been through every aspect of

  • 1:24:01

    this. Um, the second that she left him, fan bases were weaponized. Mhm.

  • 1:24:08

    Because you had the Disney girl, the Beyonce girl, the clean sister act girl

  • 1:24:16

    fan base saying, "Yo dog, you locked up. She should have never been with you. You was a bum. You clout chasing. Every

  • 1:24:23

    chance you get, you mentioning a baby. You mentioning her. She don't want you." That was a thing. That was a real thing.

  • 1:24:29

    I'm saying this as somebody fam. It went on up here. We got into an argument about DDG.

  • 1:24:36

    Yeah. I don't remember. We did. We We got into an argument about DDG. You took Chloe's side. I mean, you took Haley's

  • 1:24:42

    side. We took DDG's side. We got into an argument about DDG. So, it's not like he was the person that was throwing out the

  • 1:24:48

    the bully [ __ ] and she was just on the receiving end of that. That's not true. Both of their fan bases were weaponized.

  • 1:24:54

    She She did not weaponize hers. She couldn't for for Just let me say this one thing. Just one thing and then y'all

  • 1:25:00

    got it. Hijack the topic. Holy [ __ ] You're going to hijack many times ahead.

  • 1:25:06

    Hi, Jack dog piled on me one time. I just want want to say this one thing. Go

  • 1:25:11

    ahead. She did not weaponize her fan base. And furthermore, everybody's saying that he's a clown. Stay away from

  • 1:25:17

    her from him. Blah blah blah. She didn't listen. She followed her own heart. She that was the man she wanted. She chose.

  • 1:25:24

    She had a baby with him. He She did not listen to anybody. So, she did not weaponize her fan base. They made their

  • 1:25:31

    own assumptions. He went on streaming. No, no, no. Now you offer a chance. Can you not respond to each point that we're

  • 1:25:37

    about to make the same way we didn't with you? That's all I'm asking. I have more of your points that I like. Even

  • 1:25:43

    even with that weaponization point, the artists sometimes don't have to say

  • 1:25:48

    skip. Go do it. Yeah. They don't have to do that. If nothing else, we've proven that both of them played part in the

  • 1:25:54

    weaponization of fan bases. One. two in

  • 1:26:00

    terms of things being made public and why they are made public. They're playing court courthouse games. It's

  • 1:26:06

    true indeed. Courthouse games is not only where things become public, but

  • 1:26:11

    it's where both parties go to say the worst of the worst about the other. So,

  • 1:26:17

    unfortunately, these stories, the breakin stories, they're public because they're court filings.

  • 1:26:24

    Three, she played her hand in some of this being public when she vehemently

  • 1:26:31

    was against the kid going to Constantin's house and put that out and she put it out. So

  • 1:26:38

    all I'm saying is at the start you have two young people that are engaging in

  • 1:26:45

    the messiness of a breakup after a baby. That's that's fair. like my thing um and

  • 1:26:52

    I'm not on anybody's side. Again, I think the child is the the um real recipient of of of the negativity, but

  • 1:27:01

    how I don't understand to Joe's point how you could say, "Yo, I don't want my kid around Kasana or on a stream or

  • 1:27:07

    anything of that sort, but you are electing to take my kid across to a whole different country outside of me."

  • 1:27:14

    I thought that's totally different. I think that's very very different. I think that's different. Personally, a

  • 1:27:19

    lot of [ __ ] goes on at on these streams. It be it be girls. It be it' be a lot of

  • 1:27:25

    [ __ ] going on on the streams. Me take her taking a kid with with her

  • 1:27:31

    to work in another just just happens to be in another country. You don't know you, you got a nan, you got whatever over there with you. I'm not subjecting

  • 1:27:38

    the kid to anything necessarily supposedly. You don't know that. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. That's

  • 1:27:45

    supposed wait. You can't do that without my consent. I don't give a [ __ ] if you

  • 1:27:50

    got a nanny and you got the best condition. You cannot do that without my consent. We know that. What I don't like

  • 1:27:56

    to do is that depending on how But isn't that what the restraining order says? That's not necessarily depending on

  • 1:28:01

    what's set up. The restraining order basically says she has sole custody. So if she wants to make that decision, she

  • 1:28:07

    can do that. That's not true. That is incorrect. I don't know that to be true. That's incorrect. You are wrong. Does she have I don't know what they have.

  • 1:28:13

    You cannot do whatever you want just because you have sole custody. I've been through it. I know that y'all want to [ __ ] uh It's the eraser of

  • 1:28:19

    father rights around here, but you cannot take this baby. No, you can't. It's not true. And my thing is this, and

  • 1:28:27

    I hate that this point gets overlooked, fam. You had enough discernment to lay down and have a baby with this man,

  • 1:28:33

    right? Yes. We are electing this man to be the father of your child. Can I pause you right there for a second and add to

  • 1:28:39

    what you're saying? Maybe messy, but it is being spoken about. He convinced her

  • 1:28:46

    to have the baby. She said, "I'm having an

  • 1:28:52

    abortion." No, that's part of man. Listen, there's another side to this that paints her as being emotionally

  • 1:28:58

    manipulative, and I think that is what he filed in his court balance. But, and I'm not even going to continue to speak

  • 1:29:04

    to that. I can speak to how a dad move when he want the kid. Yes, that's what I

  • 1:29:10

    can speak fact. Is there is there proof of her making that statement? No, it's not proof of some of the

  • 1:29:16

    alleged neither. But we we talking alleges. Well, I think that we'll talk to our fact checker journ. Yeah. Well,

  • 1:29:22

    what I'm saying is fact check that if there's any proof, written proof that she said she was going to have an

  • 1:29:27

    abortion and he convinced her to have the baby because if not, then that is just his word against hers. And that is

  • 1:29:34

    that's nasty. You know what is written proof of? We can't do that though. We can't do that. We can't say it's written

  • 1:29:39

    proof of this, but we don't have written proof of that. and the things that we don't have written proof of. I'm just talking about text messages since you

  • 1:29:45

    didn't bring up written proof when he broke in the house and yada yada. We don't have written proof of these

  • 1:29:50

    things. He took a picture of her bed. So he could have took that picture 9 years ago. He let her know that I'm in your

  • 1:29:57

    house. I could take a picture of your I'm taking a picture of your bed. That from a police report is what we're saying. But anyway, so let us know when

  • 1:30:04

    you facts. It doesn't seem like there's any public record of her saying that. DDG said in an interview, "We weren't

  • 1:30:11

    aiming for a baby. It kind of happened. What are we going to do?" He said, "Uh, she always wanted to be a mom and I

  • 1:30:18

    always wanted a kid. So, from there, we just made a decision to go through it." I don't know if there's any public

  • 1:30:24

    record of her saying that, bro. The point I was making is something different. The point I was making is,

  • 1:30:29

    yo, the second that we elect to have a child, right? Let's just say for all intents and purposes, it was agreed upon

  • 1:30:36

    mutually. I'm sure it was. You now can't when we break up say, "Yo, that [ __ ] is a bum mom. I ain't never want to have a

  • 1:30:42

    baby with her. I don't want her to be alone with my kid." You elected to have a child with this woman. So that speaks

  • 1:30:47

    to your judgment and your own discernment that you thought in that moment she would have been a decent mom and vice versa. So if you had somebody

  • 1:30:55

    can be wrong though, I'm not disagreeing with you, but in the moment you can have the confidence that this man is going to be a good dad. So you are thinking that

  • 1:31:02

    he's going to have your child's best interest at heart when he has your child and vice versa on a woman. People don't

  • 1:31:07

    think that like that. No, young people don't give it that much thought. That's too that's too many worries and too many thoughts. No, you're in the moment. You

  • 1:31:14

    like each other. You can both want to have a baby. You can decide they want to have a baby, but they're not thinking about, oh, I think he'll be the best

  • 1:31:20

    father or I think she'll be the best mother. Nobody know what having a baby means. Like they don't know all the [ __ ]

  • 1:31:25

    that changed. Like the person that you with right now ain't going to be the same person. be like, "Yo, dog, she had my baby over

  • 1:31:32

    here. I don't want my baby over there." Depending on if it's a harmful situation or not, of course, but yo, I don't want

  • 1:31:37

    my baby around these people. My [ __ ] that's not your choice to make. And then vice versa, on the woman's side, yo, I

  • 1:31:43

    don't want my baby around her sister or if they not putting your kid in harm's way, my [ __ ] that's not your choice to make. You laid down and had a baby with

  • 1:31:50

    this woman, and you have to trust that the man and the woman are going to do appropriate things with your child in mind. The only thing I I'm familiar with

  • 1:31:57

    when it comes to consent from both parents is when you trying to take a child to get a passport out of the country. Yeah. If the man name is on the

  • 1:32:03

    birth certificate, you cannot go and take the child to get a passport without the man. You can't take the child out

  • 1:32:09

    the country either. The child has to sign to take I mean, pardon me, the parent has to sign for you to take them

  • 1:32:16

    out the country. And and not to interrupt, but just to to clarify in the court filing that DDG made, it's it does

  • 1:32:22

    say so petition or threaten me by demanding that we reconcile or she would go through with the abortion. This was

  • 1:32:28

    the most troubling of her attempts to coercively control me. So she DDG is

  • 1:32:33

    claiming she did that. Again, it's a claim. It's a claim. It's just a claim though. these text messages that he

  • 1:32:39

    released, the disturbing ones, if you believe that these are texts and not doctorred and really

  • 1:32:45

    happened and they say a lot. I mean, they they do tell a story. They do.

  • 1:32:52

    Uh, y'all want should I read them? Sure. Uh, the trust, this is a blurry version.

  • 1:32:59

    I'll try my best. The trust issues are becoming overwhelming. Maybe that's for the best. I put in too much time and

  • 1:33:05

    effort into making you happy to have to deal with the [ __ ] every day. Uh,

  • 1:33:11

    and in your eyes, you're never wrong. It's frustrating, and I'm over it. I'm no longer entertaining this argument. I

  • 1:33:17

    need to work on becoming more successful like quote unquote Jay-Z, like you said. Then maybe you'll take my vision of

  • 1:33:24

    becoming a big label owner serious instead of [ __ ] on my dreams every second you get. Yeah. Uh, she says, "You

  • 1:33:31

    don't want to be with me. That's okay. I will never beg anyone. I will be

  • 1:33:36

    successful. I don't need to be with someone who was going to demean me. You like that I'm insecure. It makes you

  • 1:33:42

    feel good about yourself. I'm not doing this anymore. Keep your phone on airplane mode, but when I die, don't say

  • 1:33:49

    [ __ ] See, this is a lot of TMI. This is this is this is two young people being

  • 1:33:55

    being super manipulative to each other because their [ __ ] feelings are involved and [ __ ] like that. Like they're they're just they're really

  • 1:34:01

    they're just being they're [ __ ] nasty to each other. But who in this room doesn't know what that experience is

  • 1:34:07

    like when it gets when you're when you're at that point where you're mad at each other or where you think that the

  • 1:34:12

    break is happening and one person is playing super [ __ ] nonchalant usually

  • 1:34:18

    the guy and the girl is like you know just spazzing out and [ __ ] like that. That's all I hear from those text

  • 1:34:24

    messages. It sounds like both of them are doing both things. Yeah, both of them were playing

  • 1:34:29

    nan both of them not playing. Enough of y'all too now. But not enough but enough of you two. I don't hear her playing

  • 1:34:35

    nonchalant at all. This is what I'm saying. Not enough for you. What I'm saying is this. And again, speaking from

  • 1:34:42

    a little bit of experience. I don't know if you brothers have any experience here. And if y'all do, I don't know why y'all talking right now. No, I want to

  • 1:34:49

    hear your point cuz we about to make one. This is what I'm saying. In the beef where two people are wrong and

  • 1:34:55

    playing a part. Yeah, there's the person that's playing along in whatever the beef is, and then there's somebody

  • 1:35:01

    that's not playing at all. There's somebody that is so angry or so

  • 1:35:06

    emotional and so narrow-minded that they are not looking at the bigger picture here. Once she says to him, I will die

  • 1:35:15

    behind this or whatever the [ __ ] she said. Mhm. Even if it's from whatever it's from as a

  • 1:35:21

    parent. Yeah. Now we you have taken this to another level and I don't know if you are of enough health in mind, body and

  • 1:35:29

    spirit to take care of you and a child. Mhm. And nobody talks about that part of

  • 1:35:37

    postpartum. I'm not against y'all calling this behavior postpartum. Y'all got all types of words postpartum

  • 1:35:43

    Stockholm. Let me ask. But postpartum postpartum is

  • 1:35:48

    that's there's nothing to deny about postpartum. Postpartum is what happens after you have a baby. It is there's

  • 1:35:54

    postpartum depression, there's postpartum psychosis, there is postpartum, and there is like her her

  • 1:35:59

    hormone like it's stressful enough to have had a child. But when you enter into a a

  • 1:36:08

    chaotic, erratic um you know, situation with the person that is supposed to be

  • 1:36:14

    loving on you and the kid and creating care for a child with postpartum, I don't need the word. You re you can care

  • 1:36:20

    for a child, but you got to do everything that you possibly can to create a as as stress-free an

  • 1:36:25

    environment as possible and it doesn't seem like this is what's happening in caring for the child. Should you text

  • 1:36:31

    anybody and say, "I'm going to kill myself." And if you do, how do you think that person should

  • 1:36:38

    respond? That's that's my question. In seeing that tweet, if I ever got that

  • 1:36:44

    tweet, you've never had a girl say that to you? We're talking about No, no, no. talking I'm I'm I'm talking about yeah someone

  • 1:36:51

    that I have a child with like my baby mother has never gotten to that had she

  • 1:36:56

    did my immediate number one thing is I got to go get my kid okay whether you

  • 1:37:02

    serious or not I can't play with it at and I and I totally understand that but Ice if if we're going to be talking

  • 1:37:08

    about you to me I don't know what happened between you and your baby mama if it was contentious or whatever but

  • 1:37:13

    you seem to be an extraordinarily even killed logical person, you know. So, I

  • 1:37:19

    don't really I don't know, but I don't really see you antagonizing your baby mama, especially

  • 1:37:26

    after the kid has been born. I just don't see that happening with you. That is what I see. I am I I I don't I don't

  • 1:37:33

    matter in this situation, but this is this is how I am reading the situation. He is incredibly antagonizing to a woman

  • 1:37:40

    who has just had his child and they're playing these nasty little [ __ ] games with each other. But to me, she doesn't

  • 1:37:47

    really want to play these games. He releases the text messages just to get everybody on. He's he's playing that

  • 1:37:52

    game of trying to get everybody trying to get trying to get the public. I'm trying to get the courts to understand

  • 1:37:58

    what I'm doing. When Let me ask you a question. When were the text messages written versus when were they released?

  • 1:38:04

    Because if there is a huge the text messages the from what I the dates I looked at was uh March March 2024. Yeah.

  • 1:38:12

    One of the text messages came out a couple days ago when he filed to keep

  • 1:38:18

    her from leaving in defense after she released after she Yes. Can I ask you a

  • 1:38:23

    question? Does anybody know how old their child is? Um he's he he's one at

  • 1:38:28

    the most. Yeah. Cool. Almost two. So I want I want to stay here. I don't want to fight you. I'm putting it out on the

  • 1:38:33

    record that I don't want to fight with the facts. Yeah. So, so think about this. Postpartum can last for a certain

  • 1:38:39

    amount of time. Mhm. Right. So, you are clear in saying that postpartum is a real thing where you may or may not be

  • 1:38:45

    in control of your hormones, your emotional state, your mental state, etc. Yes.

  • 1:38:52

    In certain instances, yes. Do you think it's a lineup? I know. So,

  • 1:38:57

    so we're not going to give an answer. So, to everybody in the room, we've heard postpartum means yes. Yes. That

  • 1:39:02

    you're you don't have control. Thank you. Cuz nobody has control over their

  • 1:39:08

    hormones. You You can't control them. I'm asking I'm asking question. You're right. She can't control hormones. So if

  • 1:39:14

    you already dead and postpartum can last for the better part of a year, postpartum can last, they said multiple

  • 1:39:20

    years. So if this person is saying that I'm thinking about killing myself, i.e. my child, whatever the case may be, then

  • 1:39:27

    I don't give a [ __ ] when the text messages came out. If you're saying that the child is less than a year old or a year old, those text messages are still

  • 1:39:34

    valid cuz she could still be under emotional, hormonal, and mental distress right now. See, my only my only my only

  • 1:39:41

    issue with that, and I'm I'm I'm inserting myself here, Paul, if I were to get that message, I'm not waiting for

  • 1:39:49

    March a year or so later. That's not my point. The point is those messages still

  • 1:39:55

    remain valid today if her emotional and mental state are still compromised

  • 1:40:00

    today. Yeah. But if you really felt that way, why are you waiting a year? I don't know what we talking about. You know, if

  • 1:40:09

    I'm him and she wrote me that text message, you know what I'm doing right in that moment? I am calling whatever

  • 1:40:15

    authority that I need to and I am trying I'm going to try my hardest to get a

  • 1:40:21

    psychological male male male. This is where I have to interrupt you. Okay, go ahead. I have to interrupt you with with

  • 1:40:27

    respect. You can't say that. You don't you have no idea what you would do. When this topic came up with me and my girl

  • 1:40:33

    and and we were talking about the text, I said I mean I wasn't all the way

  • 1:40:39

    serious. If I see that text, I'm calling the police. I said that same thing that you just said. She reminded me I had

  • 1:40:45

    already been I'd been through the test and and I didn't call the cops. I didn't call the police at all. I went outside

  • 1:40:51

    while we were on uh her birthday dinner and did my best to talk to you. I mean

  • 1:40:59

    like you know you can't just say I'm going to call the police. all theoretical.

  • 1:41:05

    The seriousness of somebody when they texted is all over and that's and that's my point. And

  • 1:41:12

    of course, you know, we are totally armchair quarterbacking this situation. We're just opining on their [ __ ]

  • 1:41:17

    business because it's everywhere. But to your point, you're right. You don't know what you're going to do in this

  • 1:41:23

    situation. You can think in hindsight and say, "I would be comfortable not having a psychological evaluation done

  • 1:41:30

    on her because I'm concerned for my child." You would think that that's what somebody would think, but if they don't in the moment, then that's

  • 1:41:36

    understandable, too. It's also understandable to think that she's just being hysterical in the moment, saying

  • 1:41:41

    something to try to get a rise out of you because nothing else. But let me tell you, for all

  • 1:41:47

    of a man, there are a lot of steps and hurdles that you have to get to before

  • 1:41:54

    you convince a judge or a court that a psychow is needed for your child's mother. It's not just as simple as you

  • 1:42:01

    going in there and requesting one. I I feel like cuz [ __ ] go in court all the time and say, "Hey, this lady." But you

  • 1:42:09

    know what they don't? You know what they don't? They don't have a whole list of text messages

  • 1:42:16

    showing potentially like erratic behavior. Yeah. You just going in off word of mouth. And yes, you got to prove

  • 1:42:22

    a lot of that. I feel I feel like I feel like it's dangerous to when you're

  • 1:42:27

    talking about postpartum. It's dangerous to point the blame at the other person instead of finding solutions of how to

  • 1:42:33

    deal with postpartum. When Mel is telling the story or freeze, even you, you saying that the environment has to

  • 1:42:38

    be like this and be like that. But it's really limited to no solution in dealing

  • 1:42:44

    with somebody with postpartum. And I feel like it's very reckless to just, you know, put the blame on the person

  • 1:42:50

    that's in that position as far as like creating an environment, a safe environment. You mean the man or the

  • 1:42:56

    woman? Putting it on on the man. Okay. because there's no solution. What Mel is saying or what Mel said is, "Yo, hey, I

  • 1:43:03

    see him antagonizing somebody who's dealing with postpartum. Maybe he doesn't know how to deal with a person who's going through postpartum. I watch

  • 1:43:08

    this man online say how much yo, please leave her alone. We're not going there. I'm not talking about her. I still love

  • 1:43:14

    her. This and that and the third. I try to keep my distance, whatever she says, cuz I don't know what she's dealing with

  • 1:43:20

    at this current moment." Especially young people, they don't know how to deal with that kids. So to say that and like, "Oh, he's creating an environment

  • 1:43:25

    like that. What about the person with postpartum creating the environment as well? How do we deal with that? How does

  • 1:43:31

    the person dealing with the person that's going through postpartum navigate in that system? Hey, let me tell you.

  • 1:43:36

    I'm I'm I'm going use myself. Um there was a time when I thought my baby mother was suffering from postpartum

  • 1:43:42

    depression. I spoke about this back when we was at and I and I went to her and

  • 1:43:48

    said that, "Hey, I know I'm not equipped to deal with this. I don't even know fully what it is.

  • 1:43:54

    Do you think we could talk to somebody? I'll pay for it. Whatever the case, let's find somebody. Let's try to

  • 1:44:01

    because I I ain't the right person. I know that. Whatever I could say is probably going to be wrong. Might make it worse. But I see there is something

  • 1:44:07

    happening here. She told me no. She wasn't. And we let it we it it continued

  • 1:44:13

    to get worse to the point that's when I She wasn't what she was. I was just about to say while you was talking, I

  • 1:44:19

    thought you would end differently, but I'm like, damn, that's the blessing. I went through that and the person I was

  • 1:44:24

    speaking to had no idea that that was postpartum. It was her first kid. She didn't know. I'm coming to you. Hey, is

  • 1:44:32

    this that? Cuz they warned us about it in the hospital. Is there a way to help? And if you say no, now we just back to

  • 1:44:37

    dealing with whatever comes with. Or if you're a man and you and they say no, you sitting there like, oh. Oh. All right. Can I can I suggest [ __ ] are

  • 1:44:44

    having children? And then the side don't have late 30s. Y [ __ ] having that

  • 1:44:49

    nigga's having children you're having children in your late 30s you know how to deal with that you're more knowledgeable than somebody in their

  • 1:44:55

    early 20s much more tolerant can I also suggest something that because she said no and because

  • 1:45:02

    yours said no there is a lot of women women when they become mothers

  • 1:45:08

    even before they become mothers when they're pregnant there is this there's this pressure to become super mom and

  • 1:45:14

    know everything immediately and I'm speaking from the standpoint of I've never had a child. I lost one so I never

  • 1:45:20

    had one, but I have a lot of friends that I was there for when their children

  • 1:45:26

    were born and I was a really I was very supportive because they just didn't know what they were doing. You know, they're

  • 1:45:32

    not you're they feel like they're expected to know everything, but you don't know anything. You don't know what you don't know until you [ __ ] know

  • 1:45:38

    it. And a lot of times that added pressure and a lack of understanding that you are physically in postpartum

  • 1:45:45

    not not knowing because you've never had it before. You've never experienced it. You just know you feel whatever you

  • 1:45:52

    feel. It's I feel like it's difficult to identify that that's what you're going through in the moment that you're going

  • 1:45:58

    through if you've never experienced it before. And that's that's all I'm going to say in the scenario. That is an amazing point. I agree with her for

  • 1:46:05

    women and men and men. You don't know what you don't know. Just mute it up. Just mute it up.

  • 1:46:13

    I was gonna I was gonna agree with you, but let me let me my point. Sorry. Like, so you don't I agree. You don't know

  • 1:46:19

    what you don't know until you know it. And guess what? In the household with the postpartum woman and the man, he

  • 1:46:26

    going to be second to know it. No. Time out though cuz Mel said, "Yo, the women think that they supposed to be super

  • 1:46:31

    mom." Might not be. [ __ ] think they supposed to be super dad, too. That is a fact. You've just taken on a whole new

  • 1:46:36

    individual that is responsible for breathing because of you. That is a fact. You got to make sure that they're

  • 1:46:42

    healthy. You got to make sure that they're fed. You got to make sure that they're clothed. You got to also provide a kids ain't cheap. So now you bring on

  • 1:46:51

    whole new experiences, whole new expenses. Like it's a different ball game. It's just not a ball game. And

  • 1:46:57

    please don't take this. It ain't just a ball game that women are playing. The men are entered into that game as well.

  • 1:47:03

    And that piece gets pushed to the side. And is to to to add on, my [ __ ] when my daughter woke up, I took the night

  • 1:47:09

    shift. I'm self-employed. When my girl works, my [ __ ] when my daughter woke up at night time at 3:00 and 2 and

  • 1:47:15

    whatever, I'm the [ __ ] that sat in the rocking chair rocking my daughter back to sleep. Men get just pushed to the

  • 1:47:20

    side for that [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm the [ __ ] that's going downstairs doing all the other [ __ ] when my girl is sleep. But you called the Mexicans and told them no

  • 1:47:26

    about the business. Nothing, [ __ ] You got to Yo, no, he's right, my [ __ ] that modifies your business. That all of

  • 1:47:33

    that [ __ ] took place. Like, yo, people just look at it like it's a one-sided thing. It's not. And look to what you

  • 1:47:39

    were saying as a man, you ain't just looking at you got to make sure the baby's good. You got to make sure she good, [ __ ] My girl could barely walk.

  • 1:47:45

    She had a C-section. My girl could barely walk. I had to walk her, pick her up off the toilet, walk her to the bed from the [ __ ] toilet. My [ __ ] all

  • 1:47:52

    of those things, making sure I'm me, I sleep hard kind of. Y'all got to wake up

  • 1:47:58

    on a schedule to make sure my girl is taking her antibiotics and her pain pills, all of that [ __ ] on different

  • 1:48:03

    schedules and all of that stuff. It's a joint effort, fam. I hate when we sit up here and act like it's just a woman

  • 1:48:08

    thing. It's not just a woman thing, even though they are going through mad [ __ ] that we couldn't possibly fathom. Men

  • 1:48:14

    are going through other [ __ ] and we just discredit that piece. So to that to to

  • 1:48:20

    them, I hate that this is because they push somebody out of this [ __ ] Of course. Of course. It's not We're not

  • 1:48:26

    saying it's equal. It's not even remotely. It's not even No, it's not even remotely equal. I'm just saying

  • 1:48:31

    that both of these people are ignorant and not knowledgeable about what is going on and what's to come. I want to

  • 1:48:37

    add on to what y'all saying, too. Not saying this applies here,

  • 1:48:43

    but them chicks with the angel images. I know I know ain't nobody going

  • 1:48:49

    to talk about it. I know ain't nobody going to talk about it. He ain't going to talk about it. I'mma talk about it though.

  • 1:49:02

    Havic featuring ice is and flipping male in parts Dr. Mark Jeremy.

  • 1:49:10

    The the women with the angel images are able to get off a lot under the guise of

  • 1:49:17

    I have an angel image. And I imagine it to be frustrating for a man. I'm not

  • 1:49:22

    even just talking about them. They young, so we gonna apply the young card. But there are a lot of people out there

  • 1:49:29

    hiding behind just this this this image of perfection. And behind the scenes, they

  • 1:49:36

    are an absolute demon and [ __ ] monster. And nobody believes the guy

  • 1:49:41

    because this girl done been in a [ __ ] movie or two. And I could say that a million

  • 1:49:49

    times. I thought it about Kiki Palmer and her baby daddy with what they went through. I can name you six different

  • 1:49:54

    couples to where the lady is an angel. So nah, no way she did that. Yep. Kick

  • 1:50:00

    [ __ ] rocks, man. Do you know what Johnny Depp went through? I didn't look at that case, but yeah, similar [ __ ]

  • 1:50:07

    like until he started. He had to prove he started he had to prove like, yo, no dog, she [ __ ] in my bed. I wasn't

  • 1:50:14

    familiar with Amber. They didn't believe, nobody was, but she had an image of a certain level of innocence or

  • 1:50:20

    purity or coolness that he had to now start going to get voicemails and

  • 1:50:26

    recordings that she didn't know when he was recording her saying, "You [ __ ] I only smacked you, you [ __ ] You're a

  • 1:50:32

    man. Eat it." Blah blah blah blah blah. Like, he had to have video I mean, not video, uh, audio recordings of the [ __ ]

  • 1:50:38

    that was transpiring before he was even taken seriously. Yeah. I just think that I just think it's whack. I think that

  • 1:50:44

    [ __ ] is whack. That That's it. I don't I don't have a deeper dive on it, but there's a lot of it going on out there.

  • 1:50:50

    Uh I'll be without class and KOF to continue to give you the names on this list, so I won't. But anyway, I just

  • 1:50:58

    wish it wasn't all public. Like, that's the worst part of this. We're seeing every inch of this play out in public.

  • 1:51:05

    And it was clearly a lot of like there was maybe postpartum depression manic there was maybe cheat like there's all

  • 1:51:11

    these things going on but we had to see all of that play out versus them just working it out in private which again

  • 1:51:18

    I'm I'm not in the public eye like that. I don't have a child so I can't speak to that but throwing some of that on the way. It be the women rushing to the

  • 1:51:24

    courthouse. It be the women rushing to the courthouse to get help because the [ __ ]

  • 1:51:29

    the dude is not doing something that they want or not behaving accordingly. men. I'll speak for black men. A lot of

  • 1:51:36

    them ain't rushing to go start the courthouse process. That's true. That that ain't happening. Some more [ __ ]

  • 1:51:41

    that's taboo that we can't say. You're right. It be they ass going up there. [ __ ] In my case, I said it. Yo, this is

  • 1:51:48

    about to go public. You We should Let's do our best. It

  • 1:51:53

    never works like that. So, I mean, we can sit there and I feel like calling Vince Staples where Oh, it's public.

  • 1:52:00

    It's public. you. Where did the [ __ ] did you think it was going? But that's a You

  • 1:52:05

    ain't important enough for them to steal nothing. You didn't pay for no [ __ ] mediator. You went to court. And

  • 1:52:12

    unfortunately, the emotional part and the young part, they don't even think that far. They don't think about

  • 1:52:17

    illness. Age coming to that part. I know, but I'm supposed to think the person that All right, we can do age. Age plays a part. But the person that

  • 1:52:24

    the per I'm So, but I'm I receive that the person that don't think that far is also the best person to look after a

  • 1:52:29

    child. This boy got good. That ain't no Crisco

  • 1:52:35

    there. That's a good topic home for me. Home. The topic hits home for me. It

  • 1:52:40

    does. It does. Cooking up. Yeah. Fat back in that [ __ ]

  • 1:52:49

    I ain't even going to Popeye's. I'm over here, bro. I'm just I'm glad I I survived. I survived. [ __ ] you. And a

  • 1:52:56

    lot of that is in large credit to to both of my kids' moms. It may have been rough for a second. I survived and I

  • 1:53:02

    couldn't have done it without you. I couldn't have done it without you. I'm I'm in the same boat. I'm extremely grateful and blessed. Hey, the other

  • 1:53:08

    night my kid left the house out that he got the Swiffer. My kid left the house the other day. I didn't and I couldn't

  • 1:53:13

    find the Apple remote. I'm so flying my co-parenting. I called

  • 1:53:19

    late like a mut. Hey, if the kid is

  • 1:53:26

    awake at Me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me and m no don't

  • 1:53:31

    talk 11:00 10:00 nah I wouldn't even do that because you know you don't want

  • 1:53:37

    [ __ ] start a call for hey whatever you do you making popcorn with your [ __ ] I don't know what you doing over there I want it to be peaceful

  • 1:53:43

    though she's thinking it's an emergency like oh must be really wrong here he's calling it emergency I need that remote

  • 1:53:50

    that remote for something get the app on your phone for you know I mean I should do the it's it's already on your phone

  • 1:53:57

    just control it from your She put him on the phone. He was stressed. I don't know where

  • 1:54:02

    I see. Yo, you got to be I love you, man. I love you, man. But [ __ ] that

  • 1:54:07

    [ __ ] like that is just a blessing for me. It's the little things. It's the little things. I done been through the depths of this and it don't feel good.

  • 1:54:15

    So, prayers to both of them. Indeed. I hope y'all find a pathway. And the baby.

  • 1:54:21

    And the baby. Nobody want to say it. The baby come after we the common ground. after we

  • 1:54:28

    settle off fight, we'll both get to think about the baby again in a second. But shorty wing once

  • 1:54:35

    once once emotions cool off. Yeah. Once them emotions cool off, then you can start thinking about the baby if they

  • 1:54:40

    ever do. Yeah, I I agree. What' you throw on after you got the remote? That's the real question. Oh, damn. What

  • 1:54:48

    was I feeding in the finish? Oh, the friends and um the John H. I had to finish something. It wasn't that. I

  • 1:54:54

    remember it. I remember you coming back to me. I was in the middle of some [ __ ] I had to finish. Oh, it was uh on uh on

  • 1:55:01

    uh Netflix. What's the [ __ ] I've been watching on [ __ ] Netflix? The three episodes. Love Island.

  • 1:55:10

    No, I just open that. It wasn't Mob Land. Yo, it's Mob Land. Uh what MCA

  • 1:55:16

    came out? It wasn't It wasn't Mob Land. It was the three episode. But anyway, uh

  • 1:55:21

    I'll let Jeremy know. But what is our what is our next topic? You guys did great. You too. You did great. N you

  • 1:55:27

    killed that [ __ ] I was worried. I heard you did good though. You can hear that tick earlier. That's why I was like, "Everybody just stop because I We can

  • 1:55:34

    hear the ticking mail." I thought she was getting ready. It was about to be a storm off. It'd be jumping out. Oh, no.

  • 1:55:40

    Not doing that no more. I am. Okay. You got all POVs there. I feel like Yeah. For sure. I can't wait

  • 1:55:47

    to hear you and DJ Head and Elliot Wilson break this down. You know what? I think we might be skipping that one on

  • 1:55:53

    the topic. That's my problem up here. Like we don't

  • 1:55:58

    skip [ __ ] And when we skip [ __ ] we get in trouble. No, I respect it because but the internet gets on you guys if you do

  • 1:56:04

    skip it. Like they will your so strong they'll be like, oh, and they have conspiracies about it, too. They're

  • 1:56:10

    like, "Oh, they didn't talk about it. They scared to talk about that or they some such and such is paying them." Oh. Do you guys look at all that stuff? Like

  • 1:56:16

    I know you have the JBP community and Twitter. Like, are you looking at all these clips and all the stuff that people are saying every week? Like, do

  • 1:56:23

    you guys pay attention? They see a lot of I used to. No, I don't see a lot. I see it all. I see every word that's

  • 1:56:30

    said. I search every name. I go on every platform. I look at the [ __ ] with two views, 10 views, 100 views, a,000 views.

  • 1:56:39

    Every one of them [ __ ] talking [ __ ] or picking us up. I'm looking cuz cuz I see

  • 1:56:45

    I feel like you give nods to it too. like you'll you'll throw little like comments in that you know the people who

  • 1:56:51

    commented it will see it and they'll be like a see we're making our you know we're having an impact you look at you

  • 1:56:58

    one of you picking it up he picking it up uh what else needs our our attention

  • 1:57:06

    come on we on a roll on a roll you guys don't stop now all right well we we I

  • 1:57:12

    mean it's it's not in the same realm but it's court involved Uh Eminem is suing

  • 1:57:18

    Meta for Oh, I'm not familiar with this. Yes, he's suing Meta for 100 million.

  • 1:57:24

    100 Yeah. $100 million. They've licensed Well, they they've used his music

  • 1:57:29

    without licensing. How? So through Instagram, Facebook, all

  • 1:57:35

    their platforms. He's suing them for 109 million and it's over 200 songs that

  • 1:57:41

    they have been allowed on their platforms without interesting. done like reals and [ __ ] like that for years. It's

  • 1:57:48

    been years um almost I think a decade or a little around there that they've

  • 1:57:53

    allowed their users to bump his [ __ ] and they said he just sat back in the cut chilling until it accumulated to the

  • 1:58:00

    point where he could sue him for $109 million. So couldn't every artist in theory do the same thing? Yeah, but that

  • 1:58:07

    we they might have already got those artists licensed or they might have got I don't know how the licensing [ __ ]

  • 1:58:12

    works, but when I was reading over it Yeah. Yeah. It was saying that basically they've been allowed uh people to use

  • 1:58:18

    his [ __ ] for a decade. Apparently he got to let out control. Yeah. Without paying. They don't have. Got it. That

  • 1:58:23

    the other artists don't have. Yes. Or he might own his [ __ ] I don't know how it's working. I think I don't know his

  • 1:58:30

    situation. I don't You know what I'm saying? If he if he if he owns his own [ __ ] then they would have had to come

  • 1:58:35

    directly to him. Whereas other artists, they might have to go to UMG or somebody else that owns their [ __ ] Right.

  • 1:58:41

    Interesting. Or they might got a partnership. Metamag already got a partnership with UMG. Yeah, they do for

  • 1:58:46

    the whole gamut of their artist. Whereas if he owns his own [ __ ] they might be

  • 1:58:51

    outside of that scope. Or he might be trying to uh start something, you know

  • 1:58:57

    what I mean? Like break down a barrier. Could be. Which I mean, kudos to him if he does. 100 mil. 100 million. Yeah. Do

  • 1:59:05

    you think that that affects things at this point where Instagram is just going to say, "Fuck it. We're removing all

  • 1:59:10

    music." No. No. because they got deals in place already. Artists don't own their own music. They They're actually

  • 1:59:15

    If you go now, go post something on Instagram now. Hey, if you add music, we will make you make you uh increase your

  • 1:59:21

    reach. They'll kill 10 of y'all artists before they remove your music. What the [ __ ] A magic a magic bull accident.

  • 1:59:30

    The sharks got him a list artist. Those artists want their music on there.

  • 1:59:37

    Yeah. M and he probably does too to a degree, but I want to get I'm curious to read more about this. I was I was

  • 1:59:43

    unaware. To answer you from earlier, Jeremy, it was the Tylenol murderers. I had to finish. I was on episode three.

  • 1:59:49

    Tylenol murder. Tylenol putting cyanide into the capsules. I wish anybody up here would

  • 1:59:57

    would watch it because it like kind of ended on a cliffhanger. Her and I don't know. I'll watch it. I would totally

  • 2:00:02

    watch it. I've just been stuck on [ __ ] Yellowstone. Sorry. I haven't even started Yellowstone. Yellowstone.

  • 2:00:09

    You never watched Yellowstone. I started 1923 now. Still don't know if I love it.

  • 2:00:14

    I like them all. I like this [ __ ] Yellowstone. Yellowstone. The main one

  • 2:00:19

    is super. Yeah. I just don't know if uh it's good enough for me and my girl. It

  • 2:00:26

    is. That's important. It [ __ ] is. If it's good enough for her, then I'll watch. My girl put me on Yellowstone. I mean, my track. The shows that only Joe

  • 2:00:33

    Budd are going to take a while now. I can't just immediately watch. I have to find time for those. You got to find

  • 2:00:39

    time for the solo shows. You're like hiding in the corner watching. No, you're missing what he's saying. You're not hearing. You don't have the time for

  • 2:00:46

    the solo show. You can't watch. There's plenty of shows that Joseph Anthony Button Jr. would be into and love to

  • 2:00:53

    start like Yellowstone being one of them. But I have to wait till I'm 30. I mean, 507. Yeah. So those don't get t

  • 2:01:02

    You have a list. You just have a list of one day I'll listen to this. Yeah, I do too. Yeah. Yeah. And you better I

  • 2:01:08

    finished mob land as soon as my girl got away from me. Ran right through it. Yeah. Now, I don't want to put that on

  • 2:01:14

    her. I'm not a big fan of the accents and she knows that. So, we just left it. But when she left, I was like, I'll try

  • 2:01:20

    these British [ __ ] And and I can't lie, some of the worst English accents you'll ever hear in a

  • 2:01:26

    which is funny cuz I think Pierce Broden is really from over there and his accent

  • 2:01:32

    was killed. Wow. Those accents were really bad for me as bad as some of that other [ __ ] [ __ ] I had to get through

  • 2:01:39

    that and not understand a third of what they was talking about sometimes. Y'all know I hate But my hearing is bad, too.

  • 2:01:45

    Now, that turn that [ __ ] up in the bigs for 30 years. Yeah, it don't work. It

  • 2:01:51

    don't work. I put my TV to volume 89. I can't hear nothing. They with the

  • 2:01:58

    subtitles on. Anyway, I didn't love Mens. Um, I didn't love it. I didn't love it.

  • 2:02:04

    It was too great of a series. I didn't love the ending, but you know, you see they're going in season you with absolute certainty they going into

  • 2:02:10

    season two. So, yeah, but give me something. Give me something. I know you

  • 2:02:16

    going in season two. You had a good series. No, I think they left it open. Too open for me. I think too open. I

  • 2:02:22

    think they got four or five directions. I think it's going to get better. Why you didn't show me what Pierce Broden's wife was doing the same way you showed

  • 2:02:28

    me Pierce in the jail scene at the end? They did. I think we should have got another one. They did. You do you know

  • 2:02:36

    how many of these actors um are actually English in Mobland? No. Like Helen

  • 2:02:43

    Marin, she's an English actress. Tom Hardy's English. Uh Piers Brazen is Irish actually.

  • 2:02:50

    Um nothing Tom Hardy. No. And and Pierce Brosman puts on an Irish accent. You

  • 2:02:56

    said he got a bad English accent. Whatever his accent is, it was Irish. He was the worst. He was from Ireland. I

  • 2:03:02

    don't care. And it was he was from Ireland in the show. I don't care what Janet's here. She's an English actress.

  • 2:03:09

    This these were real accents. That's not changing what I'm saying. Still don't

  • 2:03:14

    like this. They real English accent trash are bad. So,

  • 2:03:20

    you know, there's different English accents too, right? To educate me, I don't. Okay. So there there's refined

  • 2:03:25

    English accents like um Downtown Abbey and then there is like Cochney mans in

  • 2:03:32

    them. What's the bad part? When we think about England, we only think about London. Yeah, I don't like that. It's

  • 2:03:38

    like how somebody thinks about New York City in a tribute to the United States.

  • 2:03:43

    [ __ ] from North Carolina don't speak like us. [ __ ] from Cleveland don't speak like us. People from LA don't speak like us. So we just

  • 2:03:50

    attribute England to London and think that everybody from England is supposed to talk like a Londoner and it's like no

  • 2:03:55

    there's like the the south side like they are a bunch of Manchester different [ __ ] in in England. Mhm. You know what

  • 2:04:02

    else didn't make sense in mob land? Let me let me [ __ ] just ruin

  • 2:04:08

    spoiler alert. So fast forward me. What is the real nature between Pierce's

  • 2:04:14

    wife and homie that she caught you? It don't make sense. I think he popped. He

  • 2:04:19

    did, but that it don't make sense. It don't make sense. I think he popped. I think she had She thought her cache with

  • 2:04:27

    him was bigger than it was. You just k All right, stop. Is this This is where you lose me again. Fast forward. Do this

  • 2:04:34

    cuz I'm ruining this. I'm mad that y'all ain't finished this. You killed dude's kid and wife and then

  • 2:04:42

    Shut it up and then called him with some type of reprieve. No. Stop it. They was

  • 2:04:49

    fly until you killed my wife. I'm a rock with you killed my wife and my kid.

  • 2:04:55

    That'll usually do it. Once he she killed her wife. You killed my wife for no reason. Just cuz you ain't like her

  • 2:05:01

    attitude. No, cuz she cuz she assaulted you at the repass. She assaulted her. She said, "Yo, do you think Conrad has

  • 2:05:07

    to sleep with this every night? Uh, he has to assulted you because we're at my son's funeral that y'all killed."

  • 2:05:14

    Allegedly. Not alleged. Cuz he was alleged initially. [ __ ] they know you killed. They didn't know that until until after they killed the wife and

  • 2:05:20

    everybody got on the phone and the son said, "I chopped your boy up real fine." They didn't know it at first. Could

  • 2:05:26

    somebody call you after your son and wife is murdered and say, "Ritchie, no.

  • 2:05:32

    No. The sex be absolutely insane for you to answer that call. It's not some coochie that good in the world." What's

  • 2:05:38

    that? That's the only part in the story for me that was just tough to get with, but I still enjoyed it. It was a few. I

  • 2:05:44

    still enjoyed it. I still enjoyed it. Bobland was pretty cool. Uh, what else needs our attention outside of TV [ __ ] Where'd my phone at? Uh, uh, uh, uh,

  • 2:05:52

    Duke Duke the God. Uh, Duke Dennis. Yo, you what, dog? No, you didn't.

  • 2:06:03

    Duke Dennis. And shout out Duke. Shout out to Duke. That's my error. That's why I'm like, what the [ __ ] I ain't never

  • 2:06:08

    trying to diss Duke the D. Duke the God introduced me to Arab, I think. Um, shout out to AAP. Uh Duke Duke Dennis

  • 2:06:16

    has children. Yes. Okay. Is that true, Jeremy? Our fact checker.

  • 2:06:22

    It is true. He did. Yes, he did. He has kids. He didn't say how many. He didn't say all of it, but there's like

  • 2:06:27

    speculation that he had six children. Every year it gets brought up on stream allegedly that he has a new that he has.

  • 2:06:33

    This is not a super important topic and one that we probably normally wouldn't even cover, but it's so funny and it it

  • 2:06:41

    did take over my timeline until DDG took over. Duke Dennis is the streamer dude

  • 2:06:48

    who all of the ladies were going crazy over because he's an attractive man. Well, shouted him out. He's a part of

  • 2:06:55

    AM. But how a lot of casual people learned about him for at least a year

  • 2:07:00

    women were going crazy over Duke Dennis. True. Yes. Then they learned he had

  • 2:07:09

    kids. Uh how many kids? It's a lot of kids. Six. Six count of numbers. By how many

  • 2:07:15

    people? A lot of people. Yeah. And then women to totally turned on him. All of a

  • 2:07:21

    sudden he was not attractive. They start saying [ __ ] like, "Oh, you a nasty dick

  • 2:07:26

    all around town, [ __ ] Ain't you 31 hanging around kid?" They just all the insults came out now because they

  • 2:07:32

    learned that Duke Dennis has kids. Are you familiar with this? I'm looking him

  • 2:07:37

    up right now. Yo yo when you pull out your scope though I got to stop talking about it

  • 2:07:44

    because you have but when you when you pull the scope out on talk to stop playing Scorpio big Scorpio

  • 2:07:53

    vibes. Anyway, uh what do you guys think about Duke Dennis having children and

  • 2:07:58

    women changing how they feel about you based on the amount of kids you have and the amount of baby mothers that you have?

  • 2:08:04

    Are are men allowed to do that to them? Oh, that's one, two. What? What do What

  • 2:08:09

    do you mean? What do we think that he has kids? He has kids. He has children. The amount of children is, you know, that's the lifestyle that he's living.

  • 2:08:15

    It became a Tik Tok trend. Girls started lying saying they was his baby mama. It's a lifestyle. Wow. And then some of

  • 2:08:20

    the baby mamas came out and started talking about him as a parent, which I won't do, but it's become a thing is all

  • 2:08:26

    I'm saying. I think it's hilarious. The women turned on him online. They

  • 2:08:32

    started taking That's the part that makes that picture. the story as long. Like I said, they found a picture

  • 2:08:38

    without a man without his glasses trying to roast him and stuff like that. Yeah, they called glasses fish. It went that

  • 2:08:43

    went like 100 million views on that one picture. Yeah, they was trying to do all that, man. I mean, it did look a little different without his glasses.

  • 2:08:50

    I mean, when you Yo, listen. When you're younger and you and you inspire to be to

  • 2:08:55

    live a rockstar lifestyle and you and you finally catch a moment, man, you just going to live the lifestyle whether

  • 2:09:00

    it's right, wrong, or indifferent. You're just living a lifestyle. And now hopefully that this has came to the

  • 2:09:06

    surface, he could re-evaluate how he's treating the mother of his children. If

  • 2:09:11

    I will give y'all a piece of advice that my OG dollar deal gave me in

  • 2:09:20

    9596 when I used to see something fine and he and he would say, "Do you

  • 2:09:27

    think you are the first gentleman to notice that she was fine?

  • 2:09:34

    Yeah. Nah. Yeah. No, not her. Not usually. Not that. That's fine. Somebody

  • 2:09:39

    better had seen that before me. So, she got a couple kids. She on Wick. She [ __ ] is running. [ __ ]

  • 2:09:48

    eating them wick snacks. Juicy juice. So, why do the girls think that they the first people

  • 2:09:54

    to notice that this [ __ ] was fine? somebody noticed before you and let him

  • 2:10:00

    shoot it up like you would. So, what the hell's the problem here? I don't think

  • 2:10:05

    there's necessarily a problem. I mean, I've definitely, you know, in the past found somebody attractive and then found

  • 2:10:13

    out that they had like seven children and Lord Jesus, you know, that you spam.

  • 2:10:19

    Okay. Um, found out that they had like seven children from five women and I was

  • 2:10:24

    like, okay. Um, pass. Doesn't really. What would the number

  • 2:10:29

    be? Like if it was three situation for me. If it was three, would that be okay? Seven is too much. You love the guy.

  • 2:10:37

    Three kids. Oh, no. No. There's no there's no love yet. I'm I've just I've seen you and I'm mildly interested. Okay. Okay. And then how many kids is

  • 2:10:43

    too many kids for a guy to date Melissa Ford? Yeah. Oh, I mean there's different variables now because of like Well, I'm

  • 2:10:50

    asking now. I'm not asking back in the day. Um, at this at this stage of my life, I understand that men have

  • 2:10:56

    probably, you know, had long-term relationships and have children. So, but they should be grown in a way now.

  • 2:11:02

    Hopefully, hopefully. Cuz if you got like newborns or like 2 years old, nope,

  • 2:11:07

    nope, nope, nope, noo. I prefer them to be like in their teens. I'd be dope

  • 2:11:13

    stepmom. But yeah, I wish you would walk through the house of my step.

  • 2:11:21

    You were gross. Your search is going to go crazy.

  • 2:11:30

    What are you [ __ ] [Laughter]

  • 2:11:40

    [Music] mom popular genre too? Word. First thing

  • 2:11:48

    that pops up usually. Unfortunately, right on the How did you just stuck under that table? But that's how I know

  • 2:11:54

    that I need help. Stuck. I think if Mel went home right now and

  • 2:11:59

    started a YouTube channel pretending to be everyone's godmother, she's out of here.

  • 2:12:07

    Godmother or stepmother? Stepmother. It's the genre. Stepmother. They got to be stepmother. No discounts on this one.

  • 2:12:15

    We raising her. We raising it up on this one. In the sink under the bed. It mel

  • 2:12:24

    just where did I put the pomol? Oh, here it is. Here it is.

  • 2:12:31

    Catherine watering the lawn and [ __ ] Yeah. Holy hell. I'm trying to tell you. I don't even

  • 2:12:38

    want peace. I have to try that [ __ ] out. I don't want no You can't give them half off on that one. I don't want full

  • 2:12:44

    price. There you go, man. Oh no. That that got me Mel is not ambitious enough.

  • 2:12:50

    No, she one to 10. What do you think your ambition is? That's for the room, too.

  • 2:12:55

    Mel to start, huh? And I do have three questions for y'all, too. I think it might be for Patreon, though. No, [ __ ]

  • 2:13:02

    that. We having fun. Well, is coming for Patreon. Oh, okay. Um, how ambitious do

  • 2:13:07

    I think that I am? I think I'm one to 10. I think I'm like

  • 2:13:13

    a seven. Seven. Take away six. Six in a pot. Seven. Take away six. Six in a pot.

  • 2:13:21

    I give you six in a pot. Flip. Nine. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Flip. You should

  • 2:13:26

    be in the wrong. You be ambitious in the project. You be in the wrong spot. See, my numbers is up, right? Yeah. I got you

  • 2:13:33

    locked in, [ __ ] I don't care about your [ __ ] money. You locked in already. I want you to run. All that [ __ ] you doing while I'm talking, all that [ __ ] I I got an issue with I'm

  • 2:13:40

    going to text you by 28, boy. Yeah. Keep doing it, [ __ ] See my numbers up. Queen's fixed.

  • 2:13:46

    Queen's fixed. Queen's fixed. I'm a three.

  • 2:13:53

    I'm telling you right here. Why would you say you're a three? I disagree with that. I really want to know why. Why

  • 2:13:59

    would you say? I don't think so either. No, I feel like this answer is going to be fascinating. Go ahead. No, I I just think that most of the things that I

  • 2:14:06

    could embark on or attempt to take advantage of, I don't Do you think it's

  • 2:14:11

    because you're a procrastinator? It's Dennis. He always doesn't block [ __ ] to say I disagree with that. Don't say

  • 2:14:17

    embarked. [ __ ] said embarked. Who the [ __ ] you think you talking to, [ __ ] Something stupid. Embarked. Who

  • 2:14:24

    you trying to sound cool, [ __ ] That's cool. Don't sound cool, [ __ ] Why are you a three? I just I love his honesty

  • 2:14:31

    with He don't even care to change this [ __ ] either. Yo, he don't want cuz he cuz he got thousand doors, [ __ ] No, my

  • 2:14:36

    favorite part about it is Yo, I'm 50. This is what it is, [ __ ] It ain't changing. It reminds us of Nana and him

  • 2:14:43

    when Nana got old. Like I just do what I want. Yo, I'm 50. I've been like this my whole life. [ __ ] it. It ain't changing.

  • 2:14:48

    I'm up, [ __ ] Deal with it. I'm not [ __ ] with my uncle still. Like I'm

  • 2:14:58

    litig [ __ ] If you a three. I'm a two. Yeah, I think I think you're more like a

  • 2:15:03

    six. I don't think so. I'm getting dead ass. I'm dead

  • 2:15:09

    ass. I in front of the boss. I respond to as far as ambitious. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 2:15:15

    What's ambitious to you? The word you just out here striving to do way more

  • 2:15:20

    stuff. This [ __ ] comes here on time, [ __ ] He came on his day off.

  • 2:15:26

    Ambition. He comes on time. I'm going to work on time. He came here on his day off, [ __ ] This [ __ ] lit. Do you think

  • 2:15:32

    Ice could, if he wanted to, and he set his mind to it, jump into a whole bunch of other outside ventures? Yes. And he

  • 2:15:38

    has. But I mean commit like really as many as he commit. If he could have 10 on the

  • 2:15:43

    table, if he could have 10, how many you think he'll pursue? Okay, I get what you're saying. That's the All right. Got

  • 2:15:49

    it. Answer that. I have like two. Probably two. Yeah, probably two. Two

  • 2:15:54

    out of 10. And I know that he No, I have opportunities now that I I get out my

  • 2:16:00

    mad at myself. Okay, so let me let me put Hold up for a second. We asked is why he's answered procrastination. Why

  • 2:16:06

    for you? He's in a soft man era. Yo, let him. I just want to

  • 2:16:12

    love it.

  • 2:16:28

    [ __ ] is a whole triple dad. He just I want to hear. Honestly, I don't think I have the

  • 2:16:33

    tongue. And I know that sounds crazy. I know it sounds crazy. I think it's for both of us. I can't speak for him. I'm

  • 2:16:40

    just going by my eyes. Let me give let me give give you fear too. Let me give you a definition. Fear fear plays a part in it. Some part of it. Fear plays a

  • 2:16:47

    huge part. Fear of what though? Success um and failure. Failure at the same time. Yeah. I think I think fears of

  • 2:16:53

    success and failure play a part. I don't have a fear of failure. I shouldn't fail. Maybe success. I fear

  • 2:17:00

    failing that I keep wanting to do more and more and more so I don't fail.

  • 2:17:05

    You are ambitious. An ambitious person is someone who is who has a strong desire for success, achievement, and

  • 2:17:11

    recognition. They are driven and motivated to reach their goals, often setting high standards for themselves.

  • 2:17:16

    An ambition ambitious individual is determined and willing to work hard to achieve their

  • 2:17:21

    aspirations. So I don't hear we ambitious by that definition. Me or

  • 2:17:27

    Flip? I thought thought you were talking. He said he said I said I'm not. I know. But but she said you are. No, I

  • 2:17:34

    was saying flip is not in question. Jeremy, I would say a nine.

  • 2:17:41

    The The only reason I wouldn't put myself as at a 10 is like I'm not willing to sit there and do this 24

  • 2:17:47

    hours a day. I'm willing to do 15, 16. You know, most of my time goes towards

  • 2:17:53

    advancing myself. What can I bring to the world? How can I use my gift to to reach the highest heights I possibly

  • 2:17:58

    can? But I'm not willing to stream for 24 hours, you know? I still am willing. a nine. He said the only reason I'm not

  • 2:18:05

    a 10 is because of Oh, you're scared. Let me add Let me add Let me add real quick. The other reason why is because

  • 2:18:12

    I'm not selfish enough. That's true. That's why I'm sitting here thinking

  • 2:18:17

    about it. I put everybody else's [ __ ] in front of mine. When it comes to when it comes to ambitious, often times

  • 2:18:24

    ruthlessness is accompanied. You but you know with su in order to be successful, you you have to step on some

  • 2:18:30

    [ __ ] necks. I just learned that like you have to be selfish in order to be successful, in order to get to the

  • 2:18:36

    next level. Well, if you follow and abide by some principles and morals that you live by. I wouldn't say have to. I

  • 2:18:41

    would say it they go hand in hand. Yeah. But if you Okay,

  • 2:18:48

    I think you also like Come on, Fox. You know what I'm saying? I understand what you may not be saying it right, but

  • 2:18:54

    there's such a thing as being too democratic. For sure. There's a lot of times where opportunity someone has to take the reigns. There's a lot of times

  • 2:19:00

    where opportunity will be right in front of you and because you may like a person or this is my man, you won't take it. And when they take it, you're still

  • 2:19:07

    behind. Oh yeah, I've seen things like that. I think a bigger thing is like, well, at least for me, is trying to

  • 2:19:13

    bring other people along. And did you say your number? No. Uh, lifetime scale

  • 2:19:18

    110, right? Yeah. Now, now 15. Uh, today probably like a seven and a half, eight.

  • 2:19:24

    Got it. Got it. Got it. And And tell me your number again. I forgot. I said I said seven because um You said six. No,

  • 2:19:31

    I said seven. He said you're six. He said he said I'm six and a pop. I was just talking [ __ ] Yeah, but I'm seven because in in in terms of like my scale

  • 2:19:39

    of values, ambition isn't I don't even know if it cracks top 10. You know, I

  • 2:19:45

    there's so many other values that I place higher on the list. And in terms of peace pretty privileged in Dave. I

  • 2:19:54

    mean maybe maybe but also I equate ambition with ruthlessness because of

  • 2:20:00

    what I've witnessed being in this industry for 25 years. The most ambitious and the most generally

  • 2:20:06

    speaking the most ambitious and successful people I've ever witnessed that were super driven stepped on [ __ ] all the [ __ ] over them like

  • 2:20:14

    just right on rungs on the ladder. I ain't got it in me to do that. I disagree. It's just your experience and

  • 2:20:21

    I just the things that I've witnessed I'm just like success does not mean enough to me to do things like that. She

  • 2:20:28

    been around billionaire [ __ ] But I but see see that's one view and she's

  • 2:20:33

    right. You have another question in closing and she has more questions for us. So one more thing some people look

  • 2:20:39

    at their success as being unselfish in that I'm doing all of these things for

  • 2:20:45

    other people. I get that. You understand what I'm saying? Like some people doing that [ __ ] for themselves and their own recognition and their own conceitedness

  • 2:20:53

    or arrogance or whatever the case may be. Some people like, "Yo, I'm busting my ass and I'm selfless so that all

  • 2:20:58

    these other people that rely on me can have a better life than myself." Real quick, I know it depends on what that's

  • 2:21:04

    the end justifying the means type of situation there. But in the moment, you have to be a little selfish. You have to

  • 2:21:10

    like put the goal first. You have to if I'm trying to become successful, I have to leave a little bit of [ __ ] behind.

  • 2:21:17

    Like I said before, if I didn't like I live where I live just because I'm

  • 2:21:22

    closer to my daughter. Mhm. If I found out where you live, too. My mom told me.

  • 2:21:27

    I ain't hide it from y'all. But I didn't know you lived over there. Boy, stop. Don't start. Nice. Right. All right. All

  • 2:21:33

    right. And that's the new [ __ ] That's That's I know. I know where you live. I'm coming over now, man. I

  • 2:21:40

    didn't know that you was doing it like that. I'll be over there, [ __ ] The three bedrooms over there. That ain't the old one either. No, no, that's the

  • 2:21:46

    new one. The new one. New, new, new, new. Yeah, that wasn't there when I grew grew up. Well, go ahead. You saying

  • 2:21:55

    so. Yeah, you you knew he lived there. Of course. You know, I ain't know. My mom started over. I used to live right

  • 2:22:00

    there. Say where? Oh, I'm driving over there. Oh, you crazy. That [ __ ] in my

  • 2:22:06

    hood. All right, go ahead. But yeah, you just got I just you have to be selfish. That's my my my final

  • 2:22:13

    question to y'all before I toss what she had to say specifically y'all cuz the number was low. Y'all don't have nobody

  • 2:22:20

    that that can push you through that or that you could lean on when you're not feeling so ambitious, right? Like

  • 2:22:27

    sometimes I don't feel the greatest and I could rely on Ian to [ __ ] have a good month and pull wait till I get back

  • 2:22:33

    in my I could rely on my girl might push me sometimes. Hey baby. Like y'all don't have nobody to push you or recognize

  • 2:22:40

    when you're not feeling so ambitious and try to help. Or is that just I got a y'all thing? No, I don't. To be answer

  • 2:22:46

    your question, I got people that um definitely try and push me. I don't

  • 2:22:51

    speak to them often enough for the push to be effective. Yeah. Got it. Got it. I do I do have um a couple people, but

  • 2:22:58

    honestly, they don't even they don't know. Yeah. They don't know. They have no idea. Got it. Got it. Big male. I

  • 2:23:04

    have people, but they No, I meant for your questions you had. Oh, your number was high. I'm not asking. Wait, did you

  • 2:23:09

    answer, Joe? What was your number? Oh, [ __ ] One of them gonna call me as soon as you see this. Hundreds. Thousands. I

  • 2:23:15

    I refuse to even be limited to the nines and tens of this. You think that ambition wise? Oh, you for sure. For

  • 2:23:22

    sure. You think that's now? I don't I don't think that at all. I think now I I

  • 2:23:28

    don't even think it's a six. I don't think that's fair. I think y'all are projecting what you want him to do as opposed to what he wants him to do.

  • 2:23:34

    Yeah, but no. That's a but that's a part of it. If you see this is the thing the

  • 2:23:40

    people that push you see something in you that you may not see in yourself. So so to push you I see I'm going just take

  • 2:23:47

    it to some things that he said he wants to do. He ain't embark on them and he

  • 2:23:52

    right there and can do it but he won't do it out of fear. No you projecting. No I'm not. I think that's projecting. No

  • 2:23:58

    I'm not. Like I sat here No. I've sat here and said that I would try

  • 2:24:04

    my hand in standup comedy. I don't think I'm not doing Why you a buy no real estate yet?

  • 2:24:10

    No. Why you invest in real estate yet? Like develop on a bigger scale. It's a

  • 2:24:16

    simple answer. This is a very simple answer. Cuz you Yeah, maybe I don't know. And nobody knows it until you put

  • 2:24:22

    step off the ledge. Nobody don't have enough knowledge to go. I just don't think that speaks to my ambition because I'm buying a bunch of real estate. My

  • 2:24:28

    portfolio looks amazing. But never mind. It don't look like you saying you think it should be. No. The things that you

  • 2:24:34

    said you want to do is what I'm saying. The [ __ ] that you buying is easy. It's

  • 2:24:40

    effortless. It's effortless. It requires no effort. You needed the effort to make

  • 2:24:45

    the money in order to buy the stuff. I know. But I think I think that's my point. I think that's privilege. That's

  • 2:24:50

    my point. It's like an athlete, right? You might make $50 million a year playing basketball. M you put in the

  • 2:24:56

    effort to get good enough at the craft of basketball to attain this amount of money, but you might say, "Yo, I want to

  • 2:25:02

    go and learn how to do X, Y, and Z." You not necessarily taking the hours that it

  • 2:25:08

    takes to go learn X, Y, and Z. But the the basketball [ __ ] is a layup for you. No. Wait, but wait, I'm with you. I'm

  • 2:25:14

    with you here. But that's because my hours it ain't like my hours my hours

  • 2:25:20

    are dedicated. I'm serious though. Okay, let me just I think that my hours

  • 2:25:25

    today, most of them are dedicated to my goals. One to 10. One to 10. I think he's a seven. I know what he did

  • 2:25:32

    yesterday. Thank you. I'm I'm taking off you what he did yesterday. I know that he that part of him, he could be more

  • 2:25:37

    ambitious and that's a part of his his personality that he has to embrace. I agree. That's a flaw. I don't even speak

  • 2:25:44

    to ambition. You got to work on them. All of the flaws that we have in our personality, I'm shy by nature. The

  • 2:25:50

    people that know me know I'm shy by nature. I don't talk to strangers. I don't talk to people. [ __ ] you got to

  • 2:25:56

    step outside of that personality trait that you have to get what you want to get. And those things like what Cory is

  • 2:26:03

    talking about, a million of them have come in your path and you turn them down all the time. Yeah. I just don't look at

  • 2:26:09

    it as a lack of right. I'm ambitiously chasing something else so I'm not doing

  • 2:26:15

    that right now. But I understand what y'all are saying. I don't I don't really agree with that. And I don't know if I'll ever get to a point core where Oh

  • 2:26:22

    no. where maybe I will. Let me let me let me let

  • 2:26:28

    me not say that. But can you I did it. I went to prize fix yesterday. I got on a jet. I went to the [ __ ] I they offered

  • 2:26:34

    to pay. I said no. We'll we'll do it. I showed up. I sat in the middle like a fish in a fish tank. Everybody who was

  • 2:26:41

    anybody was able to come say hello. Shoot the [ __ ] They were patronis. They were fans. They loved y'all. They love

  • 2:26:48

    me. They had stories some like when I was a rapper and it was smile. And I'm

  • 2:26:53

    not good at that. That's not That's not I'm not comfortable. Wow. The fact that that's just the fact that you that [ __ ]

  • 2:26:58

    is fire. Yeah. That that you that ain't you. I can't say that I'll ever be comfortable with that. But I don't want

  • 2:27:04

    to step what I would be comfortable at. And you might get comfortable. If blah blah blah came out and said, "Yo, we

  • 2:27:10

    want to give you 50 mil to do X, Y, and Z. This is a part of what we got to do. I want you to meet the

  • 2:27:17

    and if anybody out there would like to offer me 50 million and provide services

  • 2:27:25

    to be uncomfortable. Feel free to call brother Schwarzman and and we'll discuss

  • 2:27:31

    and you'll be on 10 that day cuz Stephen A win crack they uh they kick Michelle

  • 2:27:37

    Beetle out of out of Sirius for Stephen A and they got a little beef. So that's funny. But Stephen A just got 25 mil

  • 2:27:43

    annually from Sirius for his show to go on top of the 100 that he just got. So

  • 2:27:51

    if Stephen A might be at call Anthony Towns money now, which I would be too if

  • 2:27:56

    Paul Rosenberg didn't have me black ballalled. I'm serious. It's cool. The alternate route

  • 2:28:01

    is a long one, but it'll get you to the same place. Congratulations to Stephen

  • 2:28:06

    A. Smith and all you [ __ ] out there getting a bag, running it up. I see y'all. I see y'all. Salute to y'all. Uh

  • 2:28:14

    Mel, your questions. Well, when I was at the um birthday dinner, um you know, we kind of went around the table and you

  • 2:28:20

    know, just said a bunch of nice [ __ ] and stuff like that, but we asked each other some questions. I was like, "Huh, I'm

  • 2:28:25

    going to bring that to the guys on the pod cuz it I feel like it will make you kind of introspective, but also kind of

  • 2:28:32

    allow yourself allow yourself to congratulate yourself if you know, whatever." So, one of the questions was

  • 2:28:39

    um what are you most proud of having happened this year so far? We're like

  • 2:28:45

    halfway through the year. So, the three questions were where do you think where do you see room for improvement? What

  • 2:28:51

    are you most looking forward to this year or has it already happened? And what are you most proud of yourself for

  • 2:28:57

    having done or completed this year? Three-part question. Yeah, kind of. Sort

  • 2:29:03

    of. Yeah. What are we most proud of? What do I mean? What are you most proud of? Where do you see room for

  • 2:29:09

    improvement? And what are you most looking forward to? Or has it already happened? And what was it?

  • 2:29:17

    I'm most proud of uh I'll start your time trying to think. I'm I'm probably most proud

  • 2:29:23

    of my kids today. Like that's probably where It's

  • 2:29:30

    funny. I just had that talk with my dad this morning where he was like, "Yeah, man. I need to go make a run. But I was

  • 2:29:37

    like, "Dad, you can go anywhere and you and that you want in the world. Like, uh, it's fine. I know you think it's,

  • 2:29:43

    but you can pick anywhere in the world and just go. Like, I got you." And he said, "Joe, it ain't even about that. Like, my joy today is for my kids, and

  • 2:29:50

    one day you'll understand that." And I said to him, "I'm already there, so I feel you. But just watching my sons gain

  • 2:29:57

    understanding or lose understanding of the world and humans and people. That's

  • 2:30:03

    probably what I'm most proud of. Uh where I could improve uh 10, 11 years,

  • 2:30:08

    12 years into this botting thing, I could still learn when to shut the [ __ ] up.

  • 2:30:14

    Watching y'all watching y'all. That's introspective. Don't snicker. I'll take it out on y'all

  • 2:30:21

    future episode. I will take it out on you on a few seven episodes down the line. [ __ ] just come in firing. Uh but

  • 2:30:28

    no, on the on the playback and we've been adding mics. Uh it's been a rotating cast for the most part and how

  • 2:30:34

    you show up is should how I show up shouldn't be the same in each instance and I'm still working on that. So I can

  • 2:30:40

    improve in that. What was the what was the final question? No. Where where do you uh yeah what what are you most

  • 2:30:47

    looking forward to? Yeah. What are you most looking forward to? Talk yesterday.

  • 2:30:52

    Ju just know you're going to know actually there'll be signs. There will

  • 2:30:58

    be signs. I can't I can't say but it's something I'm pretty much looking forward to. Should should be

  • 2:31:05

    soon any day.

  • 2:31:10

    You will everyone know what it is when it happens though? They'll be like, "Get ass."

  • 2:31:16

    Hey, hey, Jeremy. Hack is a [ __ ] There will be no denying what's going on

  • 2:31:23

    in a couple seconds. No, they'll know. I I'm going try to lie, too. I am going to

  • 2:31:28

    try to lie, but intuitive. Y'all go try to be

  • 2:31:36

    So, go ahead. Um, what am I most proud of? My family.

  • 2:31:42

    Okay. My family is what I'm most proud of. Um, how do they let you move around?

  • 2:31:47

    What's the second one? Um, oh, that was the short answer. No, my family. My

  • 2:31:53

    family is what I'm most proud of, man. Just What do you need to improve? See, see, hold on. We can chill out now.

  • 2:31:58

    Watching my daughter become the woman that she's growing up to be. Um, that

  • 2:32:03

    she doesn't let uh my behavior influence her thinking. Um, just how she just

  • 2:32:09

    thinks on her own and stands on her own and she's willing to check me on something just as a a 15-year-old

  • 2:32:14

    turning 16 when she's like, "Daddy, you bugging." That means a lot to me. Um, watching my son Jr. just be around me

  • 2:32:21

    every step of the way even though he wants to live his life, but just still making a sacrifice. Watch your mouth. He does have a choice. Still making a

  • 2:32:27

    sacrifice that he makes. And just Nico being a badass kid that remind me of myself. Um, yeah. Know Nico's bad. Yeah.

  • 2:32:34

    Watch your mouth. He said, "Pause to you." What what was the second one? M um room for improvement. Um room for

  • 2:32:39

    improvement. Um just being listening more. Listening more and not thinking I'm a know-it-all. Um willing to take

  • 2:32:47

    advice. Um being more willing to just get more understanding. I mean we

  • 2:32:52

    protect what we create but even with that protection there is some flaws in the creation if you are in a bubble. A

  • 2:33:00

    lot of times I'm in a bubble creating without having you know getting outside forces. So I I really want to listen

  • 2:33:05

    more. That's right. Cuz you don't listen to me and get comfortable. Well, I started to Lil Wayne. I started to I started to listen to you. I made some

  • 2:33:11

    moves. Me and you had a talk last week. I made some moves. Soon as you had a talk with me about the studio, I made

  • 2:33:16

    some moves. I'm I'm talking to you. You do listen. So yeah. So not to have Ammani come to know more of that [ __ ]

  • 2:33:23

    Oh, down with me forever. I love Imani. I'm sorry. I [ __ ] y'all two. I love Imani, [ __ ] Whatever I got to do with

  • 2:33:30

    you got locked in. Yeah. And what's the third one? Um, what are you most looking forward to? I'm looking forward into

  • 2:33:36

    taking the Flip Your View and what I'm doing just to the next to the next level with JR. Just just being the father and

  • 2:33:41

    son duo and actually getting him on the camera to get me comfortable and put my family in front of the camera next. You

  • 2:33:47

    know, when I when I turn 40, I just I just want to switch things up. So, these next two years is very important to me

  • 2:33:55

    when it comes to working. So, I'm looking forward to where it's going. Ability. Yeah.

  • 2:34:01

    Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the Yo, that's financial abuse. Yo, that's like

  • 2:34:06

    financial mental abuse. Yo, like I be doing that [ __ ] Jr. Yeah. Right.

  • 2:34:12

    Stability. Stability, right, [ __ ] Yeah. Feel good. Looking for you, dude. Yeah. Nah. Yeah. That's what you do.

  • 2:34:19

    Um, for this year, I said the year. No, cuz she said,

  • 2:34:24

    "What are you proud of this year?" So, y'all took it a little bit to um Yeah, cuz you know, you don't like to

  • 2:34:30

    get into your Fort Knox business. Um this year, professionally,

  • 2:34:36

    uh a couple acquisitions I made are dope. Uh long term. Um uh you thought acquisitions going to

  • 2:34:43

    change? What? 2,000 using that word acquisitions. That boy got them. He got the yee-haw,

  • 2:34:49

    [ __ ] Stop, man. You bought a horse. Uh, little merger. Mergers and

  • 2:34:55

    acquisitions, right? Little M&A. M&A. We got to talk

  • 2:35:01

    me and you though. That's overdue. Leave alone. Um, improvement. Uh, I could get out of

  • 2:35:10

    my own way with regards to some of that [ __ ] like the ambitious [ __ ] or embarking on new [ __ ] Um, attempting

  • 2:35:15

    new [ __ ] I could get out of my own way with that. Um, uh, kind of sabotaging some of the [ __ ]

  • 2:35:22

    I could be getting into. Uh, where I'm

  • 2:35:27

    going. Um, I just had some good meetings. Uh, I think I I'mma push. Did

  • 2:35:32

    you take off that hammer? No. Okay. I got to add it cuz I see him. I see

  • 2:35:39

    him. He trying to You can't say that to people. I got to ask though. This guy's an idiot. No. Um, I I I had some good

  • 2:35:47

    meetings. I think some um some bigger development [ __ ] is on the horizon. So that's dope. But uh and that's where I

  • 2:35:54

    want to be in that lane. Mhm. So I think that's dope. I think that's promising. Yeah, it was a good chance. All right.

  • 2:35:59

    Give us some advanced notice though. For what? Before it pops off. I don't got to go nowhere. But let us No, no, no. Just

  • 2:36:06

    let us like what you just did like couple days. I wouldn't do that anyway. But yeah, that's not why. But I don't

  • 2:36:12

    got to go nowhere. Hey Jeremy, I keep an eye on him. I'm good. I keep an eye on that guy right there.

  • 2:36:17

    Um, most proud of course bonding and [ __ ] I want to use the same

  • 2:36:29

    answer for the years. So that's why I ain't do it. I am I am but it is it is family for me. Y'all know that's my what

  • 2:36:37

    you said soft [ __ ] Whatever. Paul soft man. Whatever. Um, hey, my baby

  • 2:36:44

    graduates next week, so I'm I'm going to be up there crying like a [ __ ] We got two of our kids graduating next

  • 2:36:51

    week, so yeah, I'm I'm proud of that. Like getting them through the school year and smart as hell kid.

  • 2:37:00

    Oh [ __ ] Yeah, I'll tell it after this. Um, where

  • 2:37:05

    I could improve is you all over the place. No, [ __ ] you up. I'm [ __ ] you up. Um

  • 2:37:14

    where I can improve. Seriously. Um taking more initiative. Yo, it's it's I got a lot of opportunities that come

  • 2:37:21

    right to me and I just because it means I'm going to miss time from doing this or being there for my family or being

  • 2:37:27

    here. I let [ __ ] slide. And I I again, it's back to that selfish [ __ ] Stop putting everybody else before me. I'm

  • 2:37:35

    I'm really trying to work on that. Listening to y'all, it sound like if y'all ambition level wasn't at a three,

  • 2:37:41

    y'all would be out of here. Yeah, I know. I know for sure. That's what it sounds like. Like I'm off. I'm bugging.

  • 2:37:46

    Mhm. Sound like y'all got a lot of opportunities coming your way. Yeah. Be careful.

  • 2:37:54

    No. Yeah, [ __ ] But I'm talking. When you say out of here, you mean out of here or out of here? No, [ __ ] I mean

  • 2:38:00

    out of here. No, I'm here. But um was it stupid? Um,

  • 2:38:07

    uh, what are you most looking forward to right now? Graduation next week. I'm I'm

  • 2:38:12

    sorry. I'm I'm be happy as [ __ ] about that, bro. Okay, that's fair. Yeah. Uh,

  • 2:38:18

    Jeremy and Parks. Unfortunately, we're get shorted for time cuz we took so long. I don't even want to participate in this really. I don't like to dwell in

  • 2:38:24

    the past. So of everything that I do and everything I'm mostly proud of what my

  • 2:38:29

    friends and family members are doing more so than my own personal accomplishments cuz I'm always going to work hard and that's kind of that. So

  • 2:38:38

    I'm proud of this skinare routine. This skincare routine my girls got me on. I'm like 10 days in. Feel like my shit's

  • 2:38:44

    glowing a little. Just a little. I don't know how the cameras make it look. Um you look good. Thank you. Thank you. Um

  • 2:38:50

    but no, I I am extremely proud um to be here today. I'm not just saying that cuz

  • 2:38:55

    all you guys are here. Obviously that helps. But I remember like seven eight years ago listening to the podcast on

  • 2:39:02

    the way to an internship that I hated being like this is what I look forward to every morning, you know, every day

  • 2:39:08

    and uh to be here literally in the moment having a conversation.

  • 2:39:14

    Uh God is great. So I'm very proud of myself for the work to salute to us.

  • 2:39:19

    Absolutely. Yeah. And I could improve on being more

  • 2:39:25

    the same work that I do for others and the same energy I put into others putting it into myself. I feel like I've

  • 2:39:32

    helped build a lot of people up, a lot of companies up, a lot of brands up, a lot of channels up and and I've done a

  • 2:39:37

    lot for a lot of people. And when it comes to me, I always push it off and I'm like, ah, you know, I I don't need to do that for myself. That video can

  • 2:39:44

    wait. That my YouTube channel can wait. Whatever it may be for myself can wait. And so I think putting more energy into

  • 2:39:50

    me and I know like what you guys have done what you've done Joe with your you know enterprise your network is super

  • 2:39:56

    inspiring. So more more energy into me and then yeah looking forward to whatever whatever the rest of the year

  • 2:40:02

    brings. Thank you man. Make some noise for Jeremy. Elliot is taking care of you over there

  • 2:40:07

    with the UPROs. Does everybody? Yeah everybody. It was let's pocket watch for a little bit now. No, it was the first

  • 2:40:12

    time in in a long time uh when UPROs took over Hip Hop DX where you know, shout out to my boss Jared and Elliot.

  • 2:40:19

    They just saw what I was doing and they said go. Cuz before that it was a lot of, you know, stay over there, stay in

  • 2:40:24

    your lane. You know, you can do that little thing over there, but don't get too when when I don't care about that. When when do you when do you get to

  • 2:40:31

    reapproach in the negotiations? So, I'm I'm technically on a work visa. I'm

  • 2:40:37

    Canadian as you know. So, Oh, you didn't? I had no idea. Oh, yeah. So, I'm from Winnipeg, Canada, actually. Okay.

  • 2:40:42

    Good. Yeah. So, you know, they're they're they're helping me, you know, stay in the country and work. I'm on a

  • 2:40:48

    H-1B right now currently, you know. Yeah. You know, that was the one I was on. Yeah. So, you know, I I asked him

  • 2:40:55

    about his work contract and he started telling me about his work visa cuz he's

  • 2:41:01

    smart. He's smart. He's small. He's smart. He's smart.

  • 2:41:06

    Very thankful to be in the country right now. And uh you know in the future maybe there'll be some renegotiations, but

  • 2:41:12

    right now I'm very happy. Damn. Hell no. No. You got to go get you body.

  • 2:41:18

    Oh man. Get out. Get out there in that shed, boy. Shut up.

  • 2:41:23

    Stop. He did the reverse. Did the reverse.

  • 2:41:29

    Wait a second. I got him mature. All right. That's dope. All right. What

  • 2:41:35

    What else is important? What else needs our attention in here? Uh, let's see. Timberland signs to AI artist. I don't

  • 2:41:41

    know if y'all care about that. Let's talk about the Pacers. You don't say. Okay. You don't say

  • 2:41:48

    what? Shout out to the Pacers. No. Yeah. I ain't coming to make jokes. I ain't coming to make no shout out to the

  • 2:41:53

    Pacers. Shout out to the Pacers. Uh, Hallebertton does it again. I left that

  • 2:41:59

    game at halftime. Uh, cuz I'm leaving prize picks in Atlanta, so I'm trying to

  • 2:42:05

    get home. Uh, but the shock on my face when Keeb shows me the final score and

  • 2:42:10

    the Pacers won in the first half. They had 19 turnovers. I think the line that I saw was 16 and a half for the game.

  • 2:42:18

    Uh, they just didn't look the greatest in the first half, but the Thunder were were never able to take off. It was

  • 2:42:24

    always an 11-13. I think it ballooned to 15 at one point. Uh, but they were never

  • 2:42:30

    able to take off. And as a Nick fan, I've seen that movie before. M. So, it was eerily similar to game one of the

  • 2:42:38

    Knicks. As a Knicks fan, I'm also validated that they went and did that to the Thunder. I don't I don't know if Tib

  • 2:42:45

    feels the same. I know he cursing somebody out right now. Oh, yeah. But, uh, shout out to the Pacers. They've won game one in every series. So, and the

  • 2:42:54

    line was nine and a half. People were expecting a Thunder blowout. Uh, but so,

  • 2:42:59

    congratulations to the Pacers. I want to start with that. Secondly, I think the NBA is doing a

  • 2:43:05

    horrendous job with the finals and that's outside of small market teams. How so? It's only been one game. I don't

  • 2:43:11

    care. I wouldn't give a [ __ ] No, explain. Explain. The finals is your final, right? So, I mean, if you old

  • 2:43:17

    enough to remember the NBA on NBC and what they did for the finals, you would damn near see a monologue for each team

  • 2:43:25

    and their journey to get to the finals. They don't do that anymore. Fine. Uh

  • 2:43:31

    maybe I was busy in prize picks. I didn't see player intros that resembled

  • 2:43:36

    the finals. Uh they didn't have NBA finals written on the [ __ ] court like

  • 2:43:42

    my entire life. That that that was special. That was special when we saw it. They did not I'm positive. And you

  • 2:43:49

    know what? They ain't even have it on the jerseys. I'll take it a step further. They didn't put the Larry O'Brien trophy in the middle of center

  • 2:43:56

    court like they started doing. It is inexcusable for playing games courts to

  • 2:44:02

    look better than NBA finals courts. Yeah, I don't think there's an excuse for that. Adam Silva is doing a horrific

  • 2:44:09

    job with how the finals are being presented, how the finals are being covered. They not treating this like the

  • 2:44:16

    creme dela creme of your sport. And I just think it's a mistake that's outside of the small market [ __ ] I get that you

  • 2:44:22

    got your YouTube money, so maybe you don't really give a [ __ ] But the finals is a big deal. And if it ain't, you

  • 2:44:28

    should make it look like a big deal. It should look like a big deal. No, it's a big deal. That's that's that's that's what I got for that. Congratulations to

  • 2:44:33

    the Pacers. They've made this a series for the people that thought it wouldn't be one. And I'm a believer. Tyler

  • 2:44:39

    Hallebertton, I mean, Tyrese Hallebertton four for five on tying or go-ahead baskets in the clutch in just

  • 2:44:46

    this postseason. None of us have ever seen anything like that. So, I think it's time to get them some props, and

  • 2:44:51

    I'm I'm here to do so. I I told people from the rip, I said that um I did think OKC was going to take the series, but I

  • 2:44:58

    still think that I didn't think it was going to be a layup for them. Like I think Indiana matches up pretty well with them outside of the bigs. I think

  • 2:45:05

    Indiana is just as quick as them. They defend the bigs wasn't on the court for that final offensive possession for the

  • 2:45:11

    Thunder. You and I agree with that. That was a mistake. Shay shot that shot. There was nobody to get a rebound. Rebounds, no nothing. Yep. I think that

  • 2:45:18

    um I think that uh Indiana is just as deep if not deeper. I think Indiana

  • 2:45:23

    defends well and they shoot the three well. A lot of them could shoot the three and that was the thing that I said well they got a little more grip too.

  • 2:45:31

    Yeah. I said I said that the Thunder had some of that Cavalier in them where they

  • 2:45:37

    a young team so you're going to expect them to resemble a young team at some point with a superstar. Yo, they the

  • 2:45:43

    Pacers had 25 turnovers. The Thunder had 11 points off them. Mhm. You're not going to win like that. You're not going

  • 2:45:48

    to win like that. And the Pacers shot amazingly and the Thunder didn't shoot well. So even though they were getting

  • 2:45:53

    all these um turnovers, they still was shooting a shitty percentage at the half. Like they weren't up by amazing,

  • 2:46:00

    you know what I mean? At the half, the game looked like it was a a runaway, but it really really really wasn't. Um I

  • 2:46:06

    think that uh coaching is going to come into play in this series more than Carile did it again. Car he

  • 2:46:14

    coached a [ __ ] of a game in the in in the timeout. He said, "Yo, you get the defensive rebound. I'm not calling a

  • 2:46:19

    timeout." Even though they had one. We just running this [ __ ] And you see Hallebertton begging for the ball. Went

  • 2:46:25

    to the right. Got to a sweet spot. Mid-range. Uh hit the mini got the bucket. Like I was watching that [ __ ]

  • 2:46:30

    live. I couldn't believe it. I watched the whole [ __ ] live. I didn't turn. Yo, I had to pee. I was just sitting there

  • 2:46:36

    like I'mma hold it. Like this is some [ __ ] They not going to do it again cuz at one point it was just 10, 11, 10,

  • 2:46:43

    11. They couldn't break 10. You know what I'm saying? The fourth quarter it was just 10 points, 10 points, 10 points. They shot a three to cut it to

  • 2:46:49

    seven. I was like, "Okay, they they it's something different now." So, I think Indiana deserves all the kudos in the

  • 2:46:55

    world. All the kudos in the world. I'm blaming the [ __ ] stupid ass players in the league for calling this [ __ ] the

  • 2:47:01

    mostated. The most overrated. When we got to go see

  • 2:47:07

    about the dude. Mhm. No, seriously. There's something to be said about that. After I order this strong bowl, let me

  • 2:47:13

    play. Let me play. I thought you were looking at stats. Like I thought you were out there looking at player stats. I'm

  • 2:47:19

    trying to time the food to get here at a certain time. No, let me let me play this clip

  • 2:47:25

    because again, I enjoy I enjoy Hallebertton when he speaks and and he finally got honest after uh they stole

  • 2:47:31

    game one. And I like people talking about his voice keeps changing. I like that, too.

  • 2:47:37

    Uh, where's my Hallebertton clip? Like to hear it, hear it, go. After you have

  • 2:47:42

    a run like last year and then you get swept in the Eastern Conference Finals, he's just keeping it a bean right now.

  • 2:47:47

    The conversation is about is how you don't belong there and how you lucked out to get there and that it was a

  • 2:47:55

    fluke. Guys are going to be pissed off. We're going to spend the summer pissed off. And then you come into the year

  • 2:48:01

    with all the talk around how it was a fluke. you have an unsuccessful first couple months and now that's easy for

  • 2:48:08

    everybody to clown you and talk about you in a negative way as a group we take everything personal

  • 2:48:15

    like as a group it's not just me it's it's everybody you know I feel like that's the DNA of this group and that's

  • 2:48:21

    not just me that's our coaching staff does a great job of making us aware of what's being said um us as players we

  • 2:48:28

    talk about in the locker room we talk about it on the plane um we're a young team so we probably spend more time on

  • 2:48:33

    social media than we Um, but I just think we do a great job of taking things personal and um, that

  • 2:48:40

    gives this group more confidence, you know, and we turned things around in January, which you guys know and uh, we

  • 2:48:48

    just stuck with it. Really proud of we just all got each other's back and then at every every

  • 2:48:54

    point. Shut up, [ __ ] [ __ ] sounded great, right? He's absolutely right. Inspiring. hearing him

  • 2:49:01

    explain that like makes sense. You totally get it. I like I like that. I like that. Also, before I toss my

  • 2:49:09

    distinguished cast, the fall off of Doris Burke as an announcer needs to be studied. Stop. She's a goat, though.

  • 2:49:16

    She's a Come on, dog. What happened? If y'all don't want to have the talk, we don't have to have n cuz I I just

  • 2:49:21

    There's not There's nobody that's a bigger Doris Burke fan than me. I love Doris Burke, though. She's been horrendous this off seasonason. I mean,

  • 2:49:28

    uh this playoffs. If you keep talking, I'mma find clips.

  • 2:49:33

    She has been absolutely horrendous this off season. Uh I mean this this player

  • 2:49:38

    I've seen her a few times. I don't know if I necessarily uh look they made an announcement not guaranteed to return

  • 2:49:44

    elite ESPN's top broadcasting team in 2526. You don't [ __ ] say but she

  • 2:49:50

    older. I I ain't watching much of it. Um here we go. Hold much. And there's

  • 2:49:58

    contact on the elbow. This is why he's called the free throw merchant. Every player in the league can do. They lit up

  • 2:50:05

    for that. This is from the Wolves and Thunderfield. This is why he's called the free throw merch. That's not the one

  • 2:50:10

    that much about history, but I know the French and German don't like one another. And Rudy says, "Bonjour, Mr.

  • 2:50:17

    Hartenstein, have a little bit of that left-handed dunk." Much about the game

  • 2:50:22

    and German don't like one another. And Rudy says, "Bonjour, Mr. Carson Stein, have a little bit of that left-handed.

  • 2:50:28

    Have a little bit of that left-handed. Let me tell you what the advertisers probably didn't want to hear while they

  • 2:50:34

    were watching the the the finals. Well, sure. The French and the Germans don't like each other.

  • 2:50:40

    That's nitpicky. No, it ain't. No, it is not. I don't think that was horrible. It

  • 2:50:46

    was a little corny, but there's always in particular will cost her her broadcasting job. That one line and that

  • 2:50:54

    presentation of a basketball play is going to cost her her entire job. Are you crazy? You kidding? That is not how

  • 2:51:01

    we present. What's so bad about that? It's horrendous basketball coverage.

  • 2:51:10

    We not then they're mad at these announcers be having some cringy [ __ ] Reggie Miller's been having cringy

  • 2:51:16

    [ __ ] [ __ ] for 20 years doing that that's offended anybody like do we need

  • 2:51:22

    to get into [ __ ] race wars now it's not race wars in a basketball

  • 2:51:27

    hey let's see if she's back next year I'm I'm not I'm not it might not be because of that but she has not been

  • 2:51:33

    this has not been her greatest display that's possible I I I just love Doris Burke but um she's replacing Mike Breen

  • 2:51:40

    and Jeff Van Gundy. I know they should have never fired Van Gundy being cheap. Well, I'd like Jeff Van Gundy to be a

  • 2:51:45

    Knicks coach candidate. So, so I'mma shut up. Anyway, back to y'all and and y'all what y'all thought about

  • 2:51:51

    the game, the finals. No, I just thought I thought I thought to be honest with you. I think these NBA playoffs have

  • 2:51:58

    been amazing. They really have. I think these NBA playoffs have been um you can

  • 2:52:03

    see the parody in the teams. Usually it it wasn't that many just runaway series with sweeps and [ __ ] Um even most of

  • 2:52:10

    the uh the favorites lost to underdogs. Indiana was the underdog to

  • 2:52:16

    Cleveland. When you say the playoffs have been amazing, I don't think that applies for the for the Western Conference. I can see how you say that

  • 2:52:22

    on the East. I disagree. The Thunder got uh they injured Jawar.

  • 2:52:28

    So we had a Jarantless first round. Okay. Yeah. That Denver series was impeccable. Denver series went to seven

  • 2:52:34

    was amazing. They they they made quick work of the Wolves and now we'll see how

  • 2:52:40

    this goes. But Wolves, Clippers, who the Clippers lost to? The Wolves,

  • 2:52:46

    right? Uh yeah, that Clippers lost. Clippers lost to Denver.

  • 2:52:52

    Wolves beat Lakers. Yeah, you are correct. Pardon, right? Um I think the

  • 2:52:57

    Clippers were an amazing team in the Western Conference. I had them high up there. It's just unfortunately they ran

  • 2:53:03

    into a buzzsaw. But I think the Clippers were good. I think the Wolves were good. I think in a bunch of these series there

  • 2:53:09

    was just it wasn't a blah, you know what I mean? Like it wasn't a blast. There was a reason to watch. Outside of the

  • 2:53:15

    Lakers, and I'm a Lakers fan, I didn't think the Lakers had a chance of winning. But outside of that, I thought

  • 2:53:20

    that everybody played exceptionally well. And I think it was a bunch of close close games. It was a b few

  • 2:53:26

    blowouts, but I think overall the serieses were a lot of crazy comebacks. Yeah, I'm sky Pascal Seakum is getting

  • 2:53:32

    the love he deserves. Former Raptor, he was getting [ __ ] on for a long time. They were saying he's overrated. Highly

  • 2:53:37

    underrated. They were saying he was didn't develop enough. He's not a superstar. And he I blame the commentators for that, too. The

  • 2:53:44

    commentators said that Seakum should be a first option, but he failed

  • 2:53:50

    at that. So, he needs to learn how to be a better second option right when they about to play the Knicks.

  • 2:53:57

    Say a word. Wait right here. All right. And then he went 42 on you 38 on you. Yeah, like Mike said in the last dance

  • 2:54:03

    and then I took that personal. That was enough. That was enough. Seakum is balling. I'm happy from Alice Turner.

  • 2:54:10

    That Nimhart cross dribble tween tween jab. Back up. Let me hit you with it

  • 2:54:16

    again. Step back. See, that's the problem with the Pacers. Nimhart going to turn into Kyrie at the end of the

  • 2:54:23

    game, too, and hit some shots that he just is like, "What the [ __ ] What the fuck?" on on the man after y'all got a

  • 2:54:29

    little pushing match going because they both from Canada too. Yep. They both from Canada. So it was one play where uh

  • 2:54:34

    Nimhar fouled Shay and Shay pushed him. Nimhar walked to the foul line and pushed him back. He was going to shoot

  • 2:54:41

    foul. [ __ ] you talking about? Also having nothing to do with basketball that that SGA post

  • 2:54:48

    game whatever he was wearing was tucked in but you seen it still. It was a lot

  • 2:54:53

    going on up under that shirt. I see it. And he had the the pearls going across. He looked like somebody that's about to

  • 2:54:59

    start a little beasley. That's how you want you want to dress like SGA. Yo, I think if you had it, you you want to

  • 2:55:05

    dress like that. I think SGA is one of the best dress and you want to be him on a low. He he he looked like somebody

  • 2:55:10

    that had 700 million a year in the future on his radar, which is what

  • 2:55:16

    they're talking about rumored for his supermax eventually. He's a 10 on the ambition scale.

  • 2:55:22

    He's sick. Hallebertton is gonna pay for that that cute [ __ ] he did last night when SGA get back. We said that against

  • 2:55:29

    the Knicks, too. I'm not counting. I'm not counting him out. Yo, he he not

  • 2:55:36

    after what I saw last night. He and Jaylen Brunson. That fourth quarter, we can't take nothing away from Jaylen

  • 2:55:41

    Brunson. The fourth, you'll be like a mother again. Hallebertton is different

  • 2:55:47

    in that fourth quarter, bro. Yo, Nick Vans out there, I'm going say this in closing. I know we still distraught over

  • 2:55:52

    the tib firing. It's a lot of rumors going around and false misinformation being spread. Some of which says that

  • 2:55:59

    Rick Brunson players are unhappy with Rick Rick Brunson and want him removed

  • 2:56:04

    from the team. And some of y'all fans is pumping that up. I'm here to tell you

  • 2:56:09

    grave mistake. Grave grave mistake pumping

  • 2:56:15

    that up to the best contract in the NBA. If he go to his son's bedroom and talk

  • 2:56:20

    and then he demand a trade, everybody going to be Don't let a tear fall. Dog, what the [ __ ] is wrong with these

  • 2:56:26

    [ __ ] Y'all bark up that tree, that tree will fall on you. Yo, I just don't like the way they was

  • 2:56:32

    treating me, son. Rick Brunson. Y'all want Rick Brunson removed, [ __ ] All right, it's going to be him and his

  • 2:56:38

    [ __ ] kid, [ __ ] And I'm gonna come in here and every point guard that has played for the Knicks in the last 25

  • 2:56:45

    years. and his son is college homies with the other three. They out of there, too. Yeah, the college homies is out.

  • 2:56:51

    What? For the back of Villainov reclass. Yeah. And anyway, uh that's my that's my

  • 2:56:57

    sports report. I don't have anything else in sports. I I got one thing that it pains me to Yeah. Right. Welcome to

  • 2:57:05

    Pittsburgh. Yeah. Right. What I don't want that [ __ ] there. I've been saying this from day one. Mason Rudolph,

  • 2:57:10

    Darden. Yeah. I fam, I don't want Aaron Rogers. I never I told y'all last year.

  • 2:57:17

    I've been saying that [ __ ] I It's the best option right now. I mean, outside

  • 2:57:22

    of Yeah. Because of all the [ __ ] that y'all done to lead us up to this, it is the best option. Now, you left yourself with no other option. One thing

  • 2:57:28

    that [ __ ] could do, you could still sling the rock a little bit. Throw that ball. I'll be curious to see you have a

  • 2:57:34

    good year. Yeah, me too. I hope I hope I hope they do. I don't know how his leadership is going to be. really really

  • 2:57:39

    curious cuz he does things his way as we evidence right down the street. And Tomlin does not play that [ __ ] If he's

  • 2:57:46

    there in the 10th round of my fantasy, I'm getting him as a backup. 10th cuz I think [ __ ] will play with him

  • 2:57:52

    and leave him. Yeah. About 10 quarterbacks. If he's there, a backup quarterback position is very important

  • 2:57:58

    in fantasy. Yes. For when your starter want to act cute or go get hurt. No. For when your backup want to turn up, get

  • 2:58:05

    crazy. Yeah. Yeah. When your backup be [ __ ] what's my man from Minnesota?

  • 2:58:10

    Kurt Cousins. Oh, you start getting Kurt Cousins as your number two and he start acting like a 1A. Sam D be doing that

  • 2:58:16

    [ __ ] too. Talking about Yeah, he be going off on some backup [ __ ] That [ __ ] run Joe Flaco had with

  • 2:58:22

    Cleveland. He went crazy. He was lighting me up. Good wave of wire pick.

  • 2:58:28

    Uh that is our sports report. We have yet to delve into Trump and sports. What

  • 2:58:33

    do y'all think about the um NBA All-Star game next year being USA versus the World instead of East West? I'm cheering

  • 2:58:40

    for world. That's fire. I think that they needed to do something cuz everybody was [ __ ] bored as [ __ ] with

  • 2:58:46

    the All-Star game. Nobody cared. They tried everything else. They fire. So now they got a tug on your pride.

  • 2:58:52

    That's [ __ ] up. Patriotism and [ __ ] Mhm. I just think Listen, I understand trying to come up with something new. So

  • 2:58:59

    I'm excited if we get cooked though. I don't think Adam Silver has watched the foreign players in during Allstar

  • 2:59:04

    weekend. That's true. Yeah. I totally disagree with you in parts.

  • 2:59:10

    Them foreign [ __ ] with the exception of a few of them, they don't give a [ __ ] about Allstar weekend. It's egregious.

  • 2:59:15

    Jokic might not show up. He's the main culprit.

  • 2:59:21

    Luca, I will never forget. They passed him the ball from the inbound and he

  • 2:59:26

    shot that [ __ ] from the other team's free throw line. See, and there he was there.

  • 2:59:32

    And this is what I think. Okay. I think I think I think their pride [ __ ] I

  • 2:59:38

    think they pride going to come out. Women. I think they're Shay. Yeah. Luca,

  • 2:59:44

    Embiid. Well, not Embiid. Yeah. If he's if he's got two legs, players with pride

  • 2:59:49

    better outnumbers the dude better outnumber the dudes that don't give a [ __ ] because none of the American [ __ ]

  • 2:59:54

    like the attention that the foreign [ __ ] be getting. And I think it's a personal game. I think that's going to be personal. Now we get a good I think

  • 3:00:00

    it's going to be personal. The only thing I don't like about this is with this format, you're you're announcing

  • 3:00:06

    that you're robbing some people of their all-star spots. Yeah. How? Because you have to fulfill a

  • 3:00:14

    a a world roster. So maybe USA roster both. So people that might but but people that might not have made the

  • 3:00:19

    world roster will make it just to fill up a team. Yep. Maybe the USA not so much but the world roster cuz it's not

  • 3:00:26

    enough. I think both sides both sides old [ __ ] Yeah. Fans be picking that

  • 3:00:32

    [ __ ] The old [ __ ] be making it. Fans just pick the starters. I like it. Uh I'm also interested to see how inside

  • 3:00:39

    the NBA looks on ESPN without them having NBA rights to games.

  • 3:00:45

    What does that look like without y'all being able to show me the game? So, we'll see about that. They'll be potting

  • 3:00:52

    basically. Yeah, ESPN not having the rights to games just sounds funny. It's weird, but

  • 3:00:58

    whatever. We'll see. Uh, we do have to cover Elon and Trump for a second. I

  • 3:01:04

    know you guys want to go enjoy your Friday nights, but we got at least another nine hours in this business. 17.

  • 3:01:11

    At least another nine. Especially these [ __ ] got opportunities that might change their life coming.

  • 3:01:17

    I need nine more hours. How do y'all do before some deal gets signed?

  • 3:01:23

    Do y'all care? Hello. Trump Trump and Elon, man. The the bromance fell apart

  • 3:01:29

    in the messiest way possible. Yeah. They said this is the Drake and Kendrick beef for Republicans.

  • 3:01:36

    I like that. Yesterday on Twitter, I saw people going crazy back and forth because half of the party kind of did

  • 3:01:43

    pick a side. They picked a side. And I think I think this is more telling. I think that uh a lot of Republicans

  • 3:01:49

    really don't [ __ ] with Donald Trump. Like I think they really don't [ __ ] with Donald Trump and they just

  • 3:01:55

    been too scared to come public with it. Agreed. That's been for for a while.

  • 3:02:00

    Yeah, they don't [ __ ] with him. And I think that Elon is right. I think the Elon fanboys helped him win the election

  • 3:02:07

    this year and possibly some other things and some money and some money and and $280 million. You know what I mean? I

  • 3:02:12

    think that um I think I think Eli I mean Elon, pardon me, did get a little big in

  • 3:02:18

    his britches and forgot that he was talking to a narcissistic [ __ ] and Donald Trump that you not going to

  • 3:02:24

    just come in here just keep publicly big broing me. I don't think that's going to keep happening. I'd like y'all to break this down for me and like I'm a

  • 3:02:30

    kindergartener, but I agree with that 10fold. At least for a year and no, at least for 6 months. Elon is seemed to be

  • 3:02:38

    getting too big for his britches as it pertained to Trump. Man, they was running around saying that he was the

  • 3:02:43

    one running the country for real. Cuz it looked like that. It did look like that. Yeah, bro. I'm in I'm in the Oval

  • 3:02:49

    Office. What? with some sweatpants. He ain't have sweatpants, but fam, nobody comes

  • 3:02:55

    in the Oval Office dressed down like they going to dinner. Like, yo, you in there with your kid. Your kid telling

  • 3:03:00

    the president, "Shut up publicly." Elon set this off with the debt that

  • 3:03:06

    we're in or the debt plan. He said that the bill that they just passed, the bill that they just passed was trash. A lot

  • 3:03:11

    of people are saying the bill that they just the big beautiful bill, Donald Trump called the big beautiful bill pertaining to everything, mad [ __ ] So,

  • 3:03:18

    the budget [ __ ] a lot of the budget [ __ ] So Elon came forward and said, "Yo dog, not for nothing, no disrespect,

  • 3:03:25

    this bill is trash. This bill is going to add, they're saying, way more money to our deficit." Donald Trump and them

  • 3:03:32

    said it's not. Public people that are in support of Donald Trump have come out against the bill. Uh Kevin Olirri, who's

  • 3:03:39

    Donald Trump's man from Shark Tank, Mr. Wonderful, he said this bill is horrible for all small businesses. He said

  • 3:03:45

    basically 62% of small businesses are the driving force to our economy. You

  • 3:03:51

    [ __ ] on them. So he's like, "Yo dog, my people going to be calling me like, yo, what the [ __ ] is going on?" So

  • 3:03:56

    Donald Trump and them of course said, "No, it's not. It's helping small businesses. The tax cuts to the 1% are

  • 3:04:02

    enormous." Again, they're saying that it's some future [ __ ] that's going on where um people that are making under

  • 3:04:09

    $30,000 a year are going to get hammered in taxes. Like if you already at under

  • 3:04:14

    30 grand, no disrespect to nobody out there, like, "Yo, fam, you can't afford no more tax hits." Okay? You know what

  • 3:04:19

    I'm saying? So it it just And so the [ __ ] that are being truthful saying, "Yo, this is some bullshit." So

  • 3:04:25

    I I have a brief summation from like New York Times. I'd love to hear. All right. Here we

  • 3:04:31

    go. Hold on. [ __ ] Rewind. Come on. Yeah. You've been

  • 3:04:37

    killing since that whole Take Fridays off thing. Shut the [ __ ] up. Never seen anything quite like this. Elon and I had

  • 3:04:44

    a great relationship. I don't know if it will anymore. So, last week Elon Musk left government. It was the end of his

  • 3:04:50

    tenure as a special government employee. He got this nice press conference with Donald Trump in the Oval Office. Thank

  • 3:04:56

    you, Elon. Thank you. Take care. But behind the scenes, it didn't seem that everything was going well. Over the

  • 3:05:03

    weekend, President Trump removed the nomination of a key Musk ally from the head of NASA. And throughout this week,

  • 3:05:10

    Elon Musk has been posting about this supposed big beautiful bill that Donald Trump has been trying to push through

  • 3:05:16

    Congress. And he's expressed his worry about this bill adding to the federal deficit and increasing the federal debt.

  • 3:05:23

    And on Thursday, it became a little bit different. Donald Trump addressed that kind of rhetoric. He knew every aspect

  • 3:05:29

    of this bill. He knew it better than almost anybody. That's what I was wondering. to explode online. Musk

  • 3:05:34

    unloaded his full clip on Donald Trump, accusing him of being associated with Jeffrey Epstein. He talked about how

  • 3:05:41

    Trump's tariffs were going to be bad for the economy and lead us to recession. I don't think we've ever seen someone at

  • 3:05:47

    this level fall out with Donald Trump. You know, in some ways, Elon Musk is his equal. Someone who is incredibly wealthy

  • 3:05:54

    and someone who has taken credit for a lot. I don't see them as

  • 3:05:59

    equin. All right, we done. I don't see them as equal. Why? Why? I mean, Elon

  • 3:06:06

    Musk is way richer than Donald Trump. Well, richer, but power, powerful, influence, power, influence, power means

  • 3:06:12

    a lot. I'm I'm thinking on the power tip. But Elon basically, with wealth comes power. So, Elon basically said in

  • 3:06:18

    his tweets, he was just like, I got this [ __ ] elected. Like, I did. Thank you for your service. Yeah. He's like,

  • 3:06:26

    you you you so rich and wealthy and and intuitive and and you ain't doing me a favor. I'm waiting for him to say that

  • 3:06:32

    they rigged the election. I think he's all but said it. Donald Trump is just a New York [ __ ] That's it. Narcissism.

  • 3:06:39

    And what I mean is that we'll let you feel like you got all you inside and we all cool and chummy chummy and it's all

  • 3:06:46

    great and it's all good. But in the back of my mind, I'm watching you and I have a plan just in case you get a little bit

  • 3:06:51

    too comfortable. I would agree. And that's what John, he played posum. Trump played Pawum. made Elon Musk get

  • 3:06:56

    extremely comfortable and then wham and showed him that cuz he he been saying things in the beginning um if Elon Musk

  • 3:07:03

    tried to run against me where you know he's not even from this country he's been saying things then he got quiet so

  • 3:07:09

    then Trump just showed him man never you know I could play possum better than anybody you know I got I got 50 years

  • 3:07:14

    dealing in the swamps [ __ ] down with the mafia from the mafia to the like yo

  • 3:07:20

    dog I've been with them I've been with them you just a a wealthy dude That's a

  • 3:07:25

    genius. But you're a genius and you're a dork and a goof. So when we need the

  • 3:07:30

    money and when we need the tools and the assets and resources, then we'll call you. But other than that,

  • 3:07:38

    nah, you ain't. Nah. Trump's narcissism is is is one of my favorite reality

  • 3:07:43

    shows because I can bank on him doing something to act like he fly with Pence

  • 3:07:50

    for the rumors to go around. Yo, when pinch take over yada yada and then big T

  • 3:07:56

    saying [ __ ] never the case you're done. So he does this. So when him and Elon

  • 3:08:02

    Musk was acting like friendly friendly friendly and Elon Musk didn't see it coming, I was like oh this is happening.

  • 3:08:07

    So he didn't see it coming at all. He was none. I don't think so. And I think it the relationship was mutually beneficial. Like honestly speaking, you

  • 3:08:14

    can't say Donald Trump was no corny [ __ ] in the ' 80s. He wasn't no corny [ __ ] son. He kind of was him for Huh.

  • 3:08:21

    He was corny. No, he wasn't. He was not corny. I don't want to defend him. Me neither. I'm just I'm just being honest.

  • 3:08:28

    Donald Trump was He was in ' 80s, 90s. Donald Trump was him. Like he was running around here playboy [ __ ] like

  • 3:08:35

    Iron Man or some [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? And then his other views started to cloud. Honestly, if he never runs for

  • 3:08:42

    president of the United States, he continues on that trajectory of of being one of the the cool whites. Unfortunately,

  • 3:08:49

    I No, I'm just saying it cuz a bunch of that [ __ ] would have never come come out publicly that he did when he started

  • 3:08:56

    running for then people start going to search and find some of the little racially motivated [ __ ] that he was

  • 3:09:01

    doing. But Donald Trump was a cool ass white dude running around billionaire messing with all the baddies back when

  • 3:09:07

    we was coming up. If I have to pick between the the which evil I like more

  • 3:09:15

    I'm picking Trump over Elon Musk. Sorry, buddy. I am. Sorry. It sounds bad. No, I

  • 3:09:21

    don't. I'm with you. I'm not [ __ ] with no [ __ ] doofy ass Elon Musk. I'm with you. And I don't [ __ ] with Trump,

  • 3:09:26

    but Elon Musk. Yo, so it's funny. So he says, "Yo, I'm about to drop the big bomb." But I think that was a mistake.

  • 3:09:32

    If this is your big bomb, I don't think it went the way he planned. Yo, Trump is on the Epstein tapes and we like, well,

  • 3:09:40

    we knew that. We knew that. But why? You didn't know that. He did. No, you knew that. Oh, no. You did know that. And you

  • 3:09:46

    say nothing until y'all start beefing. Yeah. Yeah. And if you did, why did you keep working for his people's question?

  • 3:09:52

    Your man came out. He the king goof. Who? Kanye. Oh, yeah. I'm not even doing

  • 3:09:59

    Oh, bros. We love both of you guys so much.

  • 3:10:04

    That's what he said. Yeah, but he been he sucked a lot of dick. Yeah. Yo, what the [ __ ] is wrong with you? Cuz

  • 3:10:11

    literally that's lit. You can't say he did. Don't tell me what to say. You did suck a lot of dick. I'm not telling him what to say. No, you can say whatever

  • 3:10:17

    cousin his uncle or some [ __ ] You can't suck Yeah. Yeah. Talk about that. You can't suck your [ __ ] uncle dick and then chime in when the president is

  • 3:10:22

    going your cousin. You can't do that. You can't cuz now it look like you rushing to suck another dick. Mind your

  • 3:10:27

    [ __ ] business. You're not a politician. We not checking the album.

  • 3:10:33

    You lost the Gap deal. Sit down. Enough of you. Lost Amber, [ __ ] Move. Move. It's over. You lost the white girl.

  • 3:10:40

    Move. We don't want to hear that right now. We want to see the Titans. It's a big fight. Here you come making it about

  • 3:10:45

    you. You are a different class of narcissists. You got to move. Wait for a second. We've been waiting for this for

  • 3:10:51

    a while. Sorry, Kanye. It's not about you right now. How How does this end? Like what is what

  • 3:10:57

    is a possible result of this? Nothing. Find another. No, no, no. Not not yet.

  • 3:11:02

    Not yet. I know. I know where that comes. I don't think he's done. No, no,

  • 3:11:07

    no, no, no. Oh, Trump and Eli. Um, I I think Trump pulls a bunch of

  • 3:11:13

    that money cuz that's some of the [ __ ] It got to do with some of the money. The government contract. Yeah. Is it true he

  • 3:11:18

    stopped signing the contracts for the Elon [ __ ] The uh you start pulling my

  • 3:11:23

    money. We going to start beefing a little bit. Yo, you you might have made some promises to me that I I need you to

  • 3:11:29

    follow through on. And now that you out, this is all speculative. Now that you out here [ __ ] with the [ __ ]

  • 3:11:35

    in UAE and you got some other heavy hitter money [ __ ] behind you, you don't necessarily got to sit down and

  • 3:11:41

    and and kiss my ass no more. Trump said the easiest way to save money

  • 3:11:47

    in our budget, billions and billions of dollars, is to terminate Elon's government subsidies and contracts. I

  • 3:11:54

    was always surprised that Biden didn't do it. Told you. Um then he went on to

  • 3:11:59

    say, hold on. Big politics, boy. Yeah. He says, "I don't mind Elon turning

  • 3:12:05

    against me, but he should have done so months ago. This is one of the greatest bills ever presented to Congress. It's a

  • 3:12:12

    record cut in expenses, $1.6 trillion, and the biggest tax cut ever." [ __ ] please. If this bill doesn't pass, there

  • 3:12:19

    will be a 68% tax increase, and things far worse than that. I didn't create this mess. I'm just here to fix it. This

  • 3:12:26

    puts our country on a path of greatness. Make America great again. So so great.

  • 3:12:33

    So so great. The bill is so so beautiful. You have no idea. [ __ ] out of

  • 3:12:38

    here. Oh man. That's your man. It's your cousin. I think somebody in here voted

  • 3:12:44

    for Big T, man. Not I. Not I. No, I can't vote. Me neither. He can't vote. I

  • 3:12:50

    can't vote. I'm just happy to be in the country. Thank you to whoever makes that. Thank you, Ellie.

  • 3:12:58

    Um, are we done? Are we done with this? Until Mark is back. I don't care about this [ __ ]

  • 3:13:04

    Um, what else needs our attention? This has been rather long. Let me see. Uh,

  • 3:13:10

    shout out to friend of the show, Amarie. Her tiny desk, uh, episode released yesterday.

  • 3:13:17

    I didn't see it yet. I didn't see it yet neither. I haven't seen it yet, but it's been buzzing online. Huh. I don't know.

  • 3:13:24

    I don't know. I'm asking y'all because that was what y'all said. Don't do that. what we said off mic. I know you're not

  • 3:13:31

    talking about the [ __ ] we say off mic. I'm saying, are you questioning? Are you calling back the things that we said off

  • 3:13:37

    mic? Yes. Got it. That's crazy. Got it. How? Listen, he does it all the time. He

  • 3:13:43

    does it all the time. More rats. More rats. Absolutely. And more rats.

  • 3:13:49

    Absolutely. Yep. Uh I see the chatter out there. Amarie is too great to me and

  • 3:13:56

    has been too great to me for me to participate to us. Congratulations to

  • 3:14:01

    Amory. She sat here and told us how much she was looking forward to her tiny desk

  • 3:14:07

    and let the legends [ __ ] get warmed up. Get back in their bag. It It's been a while. It been a while. But is it

  • 3:14:13

    possible that people who listen to it just don't have an appreciation for GoGo?

  • 3:14:19

    Okay, now we Okay, here. Yeah. Yeah. I feel like we should play a little bit of

  • 3:14:24

    it because she's we've listened to the music that she's been releasing. She sounds incredible. I'll play a little

  • 3:14:30

    bit. Yeah, I'll play a little bit. You got to go from the tiny desk to the big desk. Little steps. If y'all buy me a

  • 3:14:35

    little bit of time. I threw your name in it. Hey yo, hold on. You know they called your man name at the at the

  • 3:14:40

    trial. Fire. Fall in love. One of the greatest songs ever made.

  • 3:14:46

    Shout out to friend of the show, Amarie. We love you. I'm looking forward to some more. Sometimes when you come straight

  • 3:14:52

    off, you know, she did say you come straight off a flight and go straight to business. Sometimes you you got to rest beforehand. So, it's hard. Yeah, there's

  • 3:15:00

    some um fluctuations happening there. That [ __ ] fire. Was her mic cutting up?

  • 3:15:06

    It could have been It probably was a mic malfunction. Best vocal performances I've had to honor here. I think that it

  • 3:15:11

    was probably the mic. I'm blaming the mic. Great. The mic back up dance. I'm blaming anybody before. I got to watch

  • 3:15:16

    that back because hers then baby face. No doubt

  • 3:15:22

    right there. [ __ ] y'all fans. They always talking [ __ ] Shut up. Yeah, we got something to say. We are Tiny Desk guy.

  • 3:15:30

    Um, let's see here. Uh, we don't need to get into Timberland right now. We can get the [ __ ] out of here. We We We can

  • 3:15:36

    get out of here. Hey, before we leave, can y'all stand on just stand on the fact that you said it and I'll shut up.

  • 3:15:42

    I didn't say he was in his prime. I said he has uh plateaued. But

  • 3:15:48

    don't worry, I'm going. At the plateau, you got to still be at your prime level, right? Like you go up and then level

  • 3:15:53

    off. Yeah, cuz the argument was peak versus plateau. I think he I think he was spitting. I think he still raps

  • 3:15:58

    extremely. I think he was spitting. I just think that his production production, which you're right, falls on him. I think Wayne can still put out an

  • 3:16:05

    album on the level of those other albums that we love him for, but he needs the right team. He has the talent to still

  • 3:16:12

    do it. There's artists that don't have that talent anymore, no matter what team you put them with. And I don't put Wayne

  • 3:16:18

    in that category. I agree with what he's saying. The [ __ ] that make their

  • 3:16:23

    cereal with the milk first. I don't know any of those people. I'm just put the

  • 3:16:29

    milk in. Put a little ice cube to make ice in his milk.

  • 3:16:36

    We do that [ __ ] He put ice in his [ __ ] Call me [ __ ] with the ice. My mother do that [ __ ] You do that [ __ ] I used to.

  • 3:16:42

    No. Freeze. He he in a soft guy era. So he warmed the milk up. I believe he warmed the milk in the microwave. Put

  • 3:16:48

    some honey in. Yeah, you're a heathen. Yo, freeze. You're a freak. Is it bad for men to have like a soft Is there a

  • 3:16:54

    soft guy era for me? Yes, [ __ ] Now, I'm in it right now. I'm in too. Freeze is in it. Yeah. I just love my family. I

  • 3:17:01

    just want to chill home. I don't care about the world out. My girl was talking

  • 3:17:06

    to me so rough the other day. I was just like rough as in message or tone? Tone. I was

  • 3:17:12

    just like, "Oh, the old me." Oh, cuz yo, you be like, I'm going to put that down.

  • 3:17:18

    That's cuz you know your foot ain't healed all the way yet. Hilarious. I don't need my mouth is a

  • 3:17:23

    whole boy. We can see tongy. We can see I'm just like, yo, you got it. The old

  • 3:17:30

    me. I want you to let her have it. I want to be in my soft guy. My wife too, [ __ ] She was talking. You're in your

  • 3:17:36

    soft soft guy era for sure. No, he's not. You got the shorts on. Maybe soft shorts on maybe. Yeah, right. Salmon.

  • 3:17:43

    Salmon. Salmon. Salmon. You got to put the L. Lulu Lemon is in the soft guy era. Um

  • 3:17:50

    maybe soft guy. Soft era means something different than for men than it does for women then. Oh, it does for sure. Yeah,

  • 3:17:55

    it got to mean. So, what does it mean for men then? Less gardening. For women, it means like you letting the

  • 3:18:02

    man take control. You don't want nothing to do with that. You just want to be pampered and taken care of. Okay. That's

  • 3:18:07

    what the women That's it right. for women. Women just want to be aloof and not worry about nothing and be uh led by

  • 3:18:16

    a man strong enough to where they're able to be their soft self and not have to wear the hardcore exterior and that

  • 3:18:22

    they present with. I think for men it just means not [ __ ] not doing too much grinding your hands to the nubs.

  • 3:18:29

    For men it's just being rich. Just relax. Well, I guess that's a way to put it. Let's do it though. If you if you

  • 3:18:35

    rich then I guess that's a good point. That's crazy. That is kind

  • 3:18:42

    of that's disgusting. I guess it also could be if you find a sugar mama, you could be involves money. Well, I think

  • 3:18:48

    soft I think that always involves money. Sugar. That's not soft girl era does not involve involve money. We'll add another

  • 3:18:55

    hour to this podcast. Okay. Nope. If you lie like that. Are you kidding? You're full of [ __ ] M. Come on. For real. It

  • 3:19:02

    doesn't. Yes. Is it specifically about that? No, it ain't specifically, but it goes look hand and [ __ ] big hand and

  • 3:19:09

    little hand. What? They first cousins. They're real close. Real close. They are

  • 3:19:15

    they West Virginia brothers with each other. Yeah, ma'am. Explain yourself

  • 3:19:23

    before we end. Okay. They're they're in the room with each other, but it doesn't necessarily mean that when women when

  • 3:19:28

    women are saying, you know, like, you know, I feel comfortable to be my softest self. It's because I feel a

  • 3:19:34

    sense of security. You know, I need to think what what provides the security.

  • 3:19:41

    I'm not doing I'm not doing that to Mel. Y'all listen to me. I ordered food already.

  • 3:19:46

    I ate I'm good. [ __ ] I already ordered some food. No, it just it just offers a

  • 3:19:52

    woman the chance to to be her softest self and feel like she is secure in her relationship. Not worried about

  • 3:19:57

    anything, you know, just not worried about anything. Mel, what girl is with a broke [ __ ] is in her soft girl? What

  • 3:20:03

    girl is I personally don't What woman that don't have to worry about anything,

  • 3:20:08

    one of those things is financial stuff. So when you don't have financial cares

  • 3:20:14

    or worries, then that means that homeboy has stepped in and taken that worry away

  • 3:20:19

    from you. That's maybe one way of looking at it, but not necessarily.

  • 3:20:24

    What's the other way? That's just one of the things. What's the other way to look at it? Okay, I'll put it to you like this. I have a girlfriend who was very

  • 3:20:31

    very very very very very very [ __ ] tough. her exterior, everything about her was just combat and [ __ ] fight

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    because no [ __ ] ever made her feel confident and confident and comfortable and and allow where she

  • 3:20:46

    could feel vulnerable and feel like he wasn't going to go anywhere. So the man that she ended up marrying him marrying

  • 3:20:52

    that's what he did for her. He made her feel soft and secure and that no matter how she showed up, no matter what

  • 3:20:58

    insecurity she displayed, he wasn't going anywhere. He was No, he was not.

  • 3:21:04

    even know who he wasn't for. I don't even know. Yo, thank you for your contribution today. Honestly,

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    really great. We could help amplify the woman voice today. I know you had enough.

  • 3:21:19

    You had enough of the woman voice. I got No, no. We always want to help amplify the woman voice. You did it.

  • 3:21:25

    Okay. Hey. Yeah. Like when this dropped, [ __ ] was

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    like, "Yo, there's a Mr. Carter sample somewhere laying around. How appropriate.

  • 3:21:37

    Me forever from me to you. I heard somebody say church. I'm need a soup.

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    I'm need a I would need a juice.

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    Hey, that [ __ ] made us say Beetlej juice. Three times. Dangerous. Three times.

  • 3:21:53

    Dangerous game. Oh my lord. Don't just about to tell us what Jay-Z did. No. No. No. You know what the real problem is

  • 3:22:00

    with Wayne? And this is been fine in studios. No, no. It's honestly it is it's

  • 3:22:07

    Wayne don't rap about [ __ ] That's really Yo, I was about to say that song that we just heard, he wasn't

  • 3:22:15

    spitting nothing crazy. The raps from the earlier album that we heard are much better than those. But on that album, he

  • 3:22:22

    did he did concept very not a lot though. That's not a lot. On Carter 3.

  • 3:22:28

    Yes. You know way more about way than me. But Carter 3 was he had conceptual songs on

  • 3:22:34

    that album. A couple of songs overall he does not rap about [ __ ] And it's hard

  • 3:22:40

    to stay current and do that when you just putting words out there and putting words together. Just rapping. You just rapping. Just rapping. You just rapping

  • 3:22:46

    to a beat. He's basically and this Oh, they going to kill me. Almost the end of the pot. They going to hear this [ __ ]

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    He basically is Eminem just not as technical. M do that just at a very technical

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    level. You were right. They are going to kill you. M does it too. Just technical

  • 3:23:06

    putting words. Hey Tanner. No. No. Hey Tanner, you we good? We good? Hey Tanner, send this to Eminem. Yeah man,

  • 3:23:13

    put this in. Put this in. You see me in the clip too. Like you could cut right here. That on. On God. I'm telling you,

  • 3:23:21

    bro. And I love I love both of them. Yo, we want to thank our special guest Jeremy Heck. For sure. Very seldom can I

  • 3:23:28

    meet someone for the first time and their voice grace these microphones. So, it shows how I feel about this guy. One

  • 3:23:33

    of my favorite white guys. Not Parks, but one of my favorite white guys in the game. Uh, I want thank my sister Mel.

  • 3:23:41

    Hey, on the head with this one. I'm about to Let's go. Keep us in your

  • 3:23:48

    prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Until the next time we bid you with doom. Farewell. Adios. Siva dirty aa

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    vista. Our VO so long goodbye or a simple headnod will suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments

  • 3:24:02

    pass. So let's make this one last as if it's all we have. Until next time, holl

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    at a [ __ ] Oh, you guys said Wayne couldn't do hooks. What about nothing? You ain't got

  • 3:24:16

    nothing on me. I get money like a [ __ ] Mhm. He get a couple hooks

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    in, but I'm just saying overall he's not known as the hook guy in his career. Oh, we doing Potter University. All right.

  • 3:24:28

    No, no, no. Stay. I said he can never do it. What y'all think is going on? Let's bring you can't do hooks.

  • 3:24:36

    Okay. But he got a couple. Um, don't mean he's known for his hooks. Ice, you

  • 3:24:42

    just getting a lot of bad takes off in the last second of the spot. And because it's the end. All right. Go ahead. Give me give me give me give me five Jay-Z

  • 3:24:48

    hooks that he did himself that are fire hooks. Oh, you just moved the goal post. I just said he can't do hooks like that.

  • 3:24:54

    But that don't mean you doing the hook means that's where we're basing this off. He's the comment we said Wayne

  • 3:25:00

    doing the hook. We talking about Wayne doing hooks. He named a Wayne hook that he did. And I'm like, you can still be a

  • 3:25:06

    great rapper not being able to do hooks. Okay. picking a hook or a feature hook is not I'm talking about you doing I

  • 3:25:12

    remember the era I was I was around for the era where producers were saying to get a Jay-Z placement send him a beat

  • 3:25:18

    with a hook on it. Yeah that's what I'm saying don't take it at all talent to know that let identifying

  • 3:25:26

    a good hook that's what I meant. So when I say when I say somebody can't make a hook it mean they can't identify a good

  • 3:25:33

    hook. No make a hook and identifying a hook mean two totally different things. Hove don't want to do his hooks either. You had no fight for me. Okay. But he's

  • 3:25:39

    going to identify. Absolutely. 100%. Good court. Or pay for it. Yes. Okay.

  • 3:25:45

    Mel, what you think about Ho's hookmaking before we honestly, we got to get to the bottom of it

  • 3:25:52

    as a woman. I think it's fantastic.

  • 3:25:58

    I don't know. I think that sums it up. Yeah. They put you in the back of the big pimping yacht. I was not in the

  • 3:26:05

    back. You was in the front. Yes, I [ __ ] stop the little boat that be on the side of the yacht that they

  • 3:26:16

    You know who's in the front? Don't play who was in the front. You know in the [Music]

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    front we know me. I didn't even know his other verses on that song.

  • 3:26:33

    [Music] Come on now. You know who was in the

  • 3:26:39

    front of that boat? In front of that yacht. Are you saying Gloria? Are you saying it? Gloria wasn't there. No, she

  • 3:26:45

    was there. No, not when you was there. Not early. Gloria. Not earlier in the day. Gloria was in Miami. There was two

  • 3:26:51

    different shoots. Trinidad. That's what we're saying. And there was the Miami shoot. That's what we're telling you. She was not in Trinidad and I was not in

  • 3:26:59

    Miami. That's what I'm saying to you. Trinidad came to her. Yeah. You wasn't

  • 3:27:04

    there. It's okay. The accord couldn't make it to

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    Trinidad. Bye. Neutral. [Music]