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Enjoy the show. Okay, now we're recording. What were you saying, Mel? Well, I'm reading a headline. You said,

"Who's Pitchfork?" I said, "Who's Pitchfork?" Who is that? I don't Okay, I don't know. Music magazine Pitchfork,

apparently. I just wondered if they are um a credible source. They've been

around for a while. Okay. Our whole careers. Pitchfork is weird. All right. Suck a dick. Okay. I don't What did I

do? I just I'm starting to You asked if they were credible. I'm saying yes. No, you've been I've been right. Yeah,

you've been on my ass. Pause. Okay. Yeah. So, pause. You've been on my ass,

buddy. That was the most Boston watch, mister. I was just reading the headline

that says, "Little Wayne's The Carter 6 album gets 2.9 rating from Pitchfork. The album is criticized for having

disposable beats and lack of creative guidance." Pitchfork is where people like you go to get some culture. Um,

hello. I didn't even know it existed. But what do you think about that? Um,

it's I think the critique sounds a little bit um like what you guys were saying up here. So maybe they got their

critique from listening to the Joe Buddton podcast. Wouldn't be the first time. Why? It

wouldn't be. Would not be the first time. I'll tell you that. Mhm. All right. What's up? What's up? What type

of mood are we in? Come on. I'm just asking. It's Friday. Yes, it is. Friday, whatever that is.

I'm in a I'm usually at home right now mood. Going to the gym. Exactly. Well, I

certainly appreciate you being here. Uh, makes we feel lucky and blessed. Flip is

out. Highly favored. Highly favored. Brother Ice is out. They are both here with us in spirit. Indeed. Salute to

them. Suddenly the show is more marketable. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Okay. Hey Paul, catch

this billboard shot. That is a joke. That's a joke. You're

[ __ ] I can't help him. So I can't I can't I can't. All right, man. I'm here to have

a good time and I'm here for a good time. Not a long time. Uh shout out to all of y'all out. Yes. The weekend, big

man. Father's Day weekend, too. Next day. Happy Father's Day. I'm a father,

Antoine. It's Father's Day weekend. It's a big deal in my house. Is it a big deal in your house? Put your

Bliss decks on, my G. Yeah, I'm sure. I'm so mad that he still uses Bliss decks, too. Well, he a baddy. He's not.

No, he's he's not. This ain't baddy [ __ ] That [ __ ] he got is bad [ __ ] That's true. You do got that some [ __ ]

He should have outgrown that. No, I used I used to. And then I went back. The old faithful. That other [ __ ] is is just for

show. You think people are showing out even on the lip balm, too. You got glamour lip

gloss. Let me see your lip balm. You got designer lip balm. My lip balm

is in a case that I purchased off Amazon myself. You got homemade lip gloss

canister that's like the size of a credit card. Like the roses. The rose bud. Yeah, the rose bud. Sephora rose

bud he's talking about. Mhm. But I like to I like to experiment. I know you do. I don't like to that bliss test. Come

on, man. No. Sorry, man. I'm ignoring him. Yo, you do it, too. Yeah, I'm

ignoring him. See, that's inexcusable. What? For a black man to moisturize his

lips the same way that white. Like you sitting there thinking you found a friend.

Like I'm I'm looking at it like, "Yeah, all right. I'm using a shim." I'm going to make race war.

I don't think that's Yo, what's wrong with I think that's just a fact. So if Parks used the rose bud [ __ ] that you

use, he wouldn't use that because he doesn't have the use for it. Well, he don't have lips. His lips are

white. That mean I don't get chapped. They're not black lips. I don't know what that

means. Pardon me. They lips look about the same.

Now that I'm looking, don't look at my lips. Well, listen. Listen,

we've been trying to tell this one for a little while now, but idiot. He always want to go back to his roots. Oh,

there's black people in my family somewhere. Hey, brother. Yeah. Hey, we we never met him, my

brother. I don't know. I don't know. [ __ ] crazy. I don't know. Stupid. I call him every Thanksgiving. He don't

answer. Somewhere around here. Every Thanksgiving. Well, the street said I turned on you. Yeah. And so for this

entire episode, just want to say you got my back. Arm and arm. I thought you going to shoot at her more. No, not at

all. I don't want there to be any confusion. I love that. Solidarity. Okay. I'm gonna sprinkle some silence in

and then ask Mark if he's sure about that and remind him about our group

chat. Snitch. Not even dry snitching. Snitch. Well, he

didn't say what the what it said. Yeah, we'll get to that. Don't worry about it. No, no, no, no. What's what goes on in

the group chat stays in the [ __ ] group chat. Oh, so you're not publicly standing behind your position, whatever that is. No one. No

one. You looking real guilty though. I just want to know what we're talking about. This is a look of shock and

disive. Wait, I wasn't never talking to you. I'm talking to him. That's fair. You raise a

great point. Do you stand by your initial I will support Mel through and through? Yes. Only because I never

thought that she would publicly say. Yeah. I never she was I didn't think she was standing her group chat. I know

she's not saying that. She ain't whispering that. So, yes, I got your back. And if she rearranged her whole I don't even know what y'all talking

about. But if by chance she does, she's not. I'm going.

If she does, I'm [ __ ] that white flag at me. Oh man. Oh man. I'm Yo. All right, man.

It's the weekend. Bird vibes still in effect. Let's keep this applause going

for the best crew in the entire universe right quick.

Get these drops out the way. We got a great show lined up for y'all

today.

Excuse me. Excuse me, sir. I'm sorry I have to wake you. Are you a doctor?

Who was that? Whizzing. Whizzing. Whizzing. What episode is that? Oh yeah, and Mel

is here, y'all. And Mel, Big Mel up in this [ __ ] Y'all know the vibes. Legend from the six. You already know. Stop

playing. What episode is this? 834. Welcome to episode 834 of the Joe Buddton podcast. The 800s are really

heating up. This is brought to you by, powered by, fueled by Prize Pigs. Prize Pigs gang.

I'm your humble, gracious, grateful, highly favored, happy to be here. Fully dressed host Joe Button. Here with some

really amazing people. The big Melissa Ford is in the building. Who? Stop playing with her. Big King Wawa is in

the building. That's that is right there. There he is. There he is. That is that is That's him.

Mhm. Four years during the intro, he still just give us the resting is face, [ __ ] Say hello.

Say hi when I'm souping you up, man. God damn it. Our good brother Dark Lamont. Mark Lamont Hill is in the building. Uh

Parks King Elmyra is here. Paul's here. Cory's here. Erikson is here. I don't know who else is in the room with Erikson. Last, but certainly not least,

each and every one of you guys are here. Savon and Tiana are here by remote. Savon is quiet over there. I ain't going

to wake it up, but it's a little quiet. I don't like how peaceful how peaceful that went. We'll talk about it. We'll

talk about it later. How's everybody doing, man? What's up? What's popping? What's popping? I'm feeling great, man. What happened to your elbow? Oh, Mel,

what ad is this today? Better question. Better better way to put it. Yeah. What What What's today's

ad, Mel? You got You got to send this elbow. I do. I do. You playing tennis? No. Surprisingly enough, you don't have

to play tennis to get tennis elbow. What were you doing that was like this?

I don't know. I would like to [ __ ] find out. I would like to find out, but I will say that certain activities are a

little difficult right now because of this [ __ ] elbow. I can imagine. Yeah. Um, so yeah, I got some physical

therapy. So this is KT tape. Yeah, that [ __ ] is annoying. It is very annoying. But but you just put it on before you

started working. So it's like is that a thing where it's been on forever. You use it on camera. It's been on. She

didn't have this little book bag on. The thing on the arm. This is different. What's that? I didn't even see that.

This is a posture pal. Oh, yes. Oh, I I have one. That's for your back. I had one. Well, it's for my It's for my

posture to like Didn't do great. It don't That [ __ ] don't work. Yes, it does. My posture still trash. Well, you

got to use this often. You used it before, too. It didn't work. Yo, y'all two are 50. However y'all stand and

walk, that's that's it. Absolutely not. That's how it is. You can remedy it. Yeah, exactly. I didn't find, you know,

when we look down at our phones, we develop what's called um a hunchback. Thoracic typosis is the actual name for

it. But yes, hunchback. All right, big dog. Did I introduce anybody? Yeah, you did. Okay. Well, you [ __ ] asked. Okay, thank God. No parts to ask. How

long you got to wear all that though? Um, I wear this like once, you know, every day like for about an hour or two.

It's a four week run. That probably for about a month. We got to

talk about it. Be seen outside in it. Thoracic Morocus for sure. Who the [ __ ] is she fooling?

We look down at our phones and develop this archerasis. What the [ __ ] Uh all right. Ladies and

gentlemen, where would you guys like to begin? I'm okay with starting with the Mark Lamont

Hill Mace video review if you want to. Same. because I had my phone I had my

phone off on Wednesday and I had some people some people over at the rapper maze, right? Yeah. I didn't realize the

video was on the web and I wasn't looking at the web that day anyway, but my friend shows me the video and I got to tell you I had a laugh for a while

and I'm sorry. I feel bad that I laughed at your pain, but it was pretty [ __ ]

funny. I laughed at a few different pieces. I didn't laugh at the maze piece. I laughed at a couple different other like way she was tackled. That was

funny. For for those that don't know, nobody knows who in January, what happened was in this last episode, which

y'all should listen to, we talked about security and needing security and I mentioned matter of factly that I had

had security issues before and that I had been pepper-sprayed at an event. These jackals

found that hilarious and went on a joke spree. Uh, but in the midst of that, the

fans decided to go and find this video and they sure did. And they found it like 30 minutes after. I'm sorry it took

that long. Right. And what's crazy it's always been there. That's what it wasn't like we uncovered the video. You said no it's out. It's out there. It's out

there. It's it was on my bookstore web page. It wasn't like it wasn't a hidden. It was there. It's been there for a year and a half. It just didn't matter. So

they uncovered the video. They took the minute and a half of from the moment the woman introduced herself, me for being a

member of the community. Uh mentioned that the CIA was after her and and and then pepper sprayed me. And then I'll

let y'all take it from here cuz I'm sure the joke baton's about to get passed. I do have a question though off off that

off that intro is when you put it on your website, how are you like advertising this? Like what was the

marketing plan? This was this was the Martin Luther King Day symposium at my bookstore. Okay. Um and so this was like

a 2hour symposium. This happened at obviously it was the last question. Um and so it was it's been on the website

the whole time. Well, you could have clipped that out. No, I did. I wanted there to be a living record of this in

case something were to ever happen later on. Somebody could say, "Well, what happened?" And then people tell their own stories. And honestly, for the last

year and a half, not one person's ever mentioned it. Yeah. But you stopped saying that, though, because you

mentioned it. That's one of the funnier things about this to me. So, I don't want you to keep taking a sting off of

what I Oh, you don't do your thing. Don't try to come in. Don't just lay it all out. Leave some there. Leave I find

it funny that he was promoting it on his own website. Yeah, you were. I was promoting the event. I mean, again, most

people don't get to hour two or three of of a video clearly cuz again, nobody has said it. Not one comment in the comments

up until yesterday said. There's a few different ways that I found this funny. One, Mark is a genius master manipulator

manipulating the algorithm and the podcast airwaves. So, miraculously, when he tells a story, he goes home, leaks

the video of himself as a as a pre-written reply. They also happen to

find the Denzel chance pick from outside with Denzel pointing the chance like

it's famous. So, I'm getting a little sick of Mark's little algorithm game. I like it one, but I love it. And on the

flip side of that, there is Yeah, I laughed with my girl for so long. I said, "Babe, oh, she's on my list. This

video has been out for a year and no none of us found it, peeped it.

This would have been funny last month. Eight months ago, nine months ago. That is called evergreen. Yes,

this is funny forever. This video is just hilarious for so many reasons. Your

restrictive jeans. The [ __ ] look like somebody threw him

in some water and he couldn't swim. Yeah. He look like when my tadpole died.

What? So, I was I was trying to figure out why he was flailing like that. I'm

thinking it might be the genius. That [ __ ] looked crazy. Yo, there was nothing in his way but a chair and a

curtain and that had him sit to stop. Oh, the stage itself was even a little

bit funny. Yeah, a little stage. You know what I mean? It was at a middle school.

He told the lady, "Ma'am, ma'am, could you please, ma'am?" He looking at the

security like, "Yo, come." Ma'am, yo, ma'am, ma'am, please, ma'am. I'm like, yo, why you telling the lady to stop? It

felt scripted. I'm not going to lie. It felt a little pepper spraying feels scripted. I'll tell you that. You took

it like a G, though. Pause. I I've been pepper-sprayed before, but uh you know, you didn't even like go put some water

on your face or nothing. Oh, I you sat back down and got back to No, you know, there there was a moment there was a

moment where your whole, you know, nonviolence kind of mantra left you cuz

you look like your foot. I wasn't I wasn't going to bring it back a little bit and then you were like, "Nope, I

wasn't going to bring it up." Nope. Treat the person with compassion. Sometimes you have to kick the weapon away from the person to make sure that

you know if there's a gun or you don't want to keep it there, so you kick it away. He does trade in martial arts. So yes, we didn't see the we didn't see it

at that point. Yeah, I I did. And also is you should laugh cuz you would had the same problem right now. I had my my

Achilles had been ruptured. So I couldn't run. That was also my thought. You couldn't stand up. You couldn't nothing. I came right now with

something. I want to see you try to get up and run. You brother Mark, we're not we're not trying to make sense of

I forgot where I was. You clearly looking for a logical explanation. Oh

man. at all. Oh my god. I might I might look a little cooler. Yo, I ain't going to I don't know if you would. It

actually might be funnier if it I'm going to try to put my cool

Damn girl. You just going Damn girl is crazy after you get pepper spray. I can see why the pepper spray

people updated to bear mace. Yeah, for sure. For sure. That [ __ ] was not effective. Yeah, that thing. He ate that

[ __ ] Yeah. Yeah, he did. Oh, I ain't feel it. When I came I couldn't see [ __ ] when I came back your face down there on

that stage. I don't remember that but I know I couldn't see [ __ ] and then I tried to I had milk and I do all the

things you do cuz you know being in Palestine being in Ferguson I know how to rinse my eyes out. I cleared my eyes out and took the hoodie off. Then taking

the hoodie off got me I myself. Then I went to make a phone call to call my brother and I forgot there was mace on

the phone. So then I m myself again. So for like an hour and a half I was just stinging the [ __ ] out myself. Then this

guy takes to X. You like Tyler Perry on the low? Oh, now he got poetic. He got

poetic on him. Then he takes to X to to beautifully lay out not only what

happened, but the steps that were taken afterward as he's working with her family and her family. Restorative

resolve restorative restorative justice. Ho, what's wrong with that, man? Mark Leavon, yo, you

that's that's like Popeye on the beach with the footprints, man. Can I read it?

Please, please, please. I'm fine. Everyone, the video. Look, nobody asked

if you was cool, [ __ ] No, you didn't ask if I was cool. Everybody I got like

cuz everybody thought it happened yesterday. So, everybody was texting me like, "Yo, what the [ __ ] Are you okay,

Minister Farrakott's ministers hit me up like, "Yo, do you need FOI down there?" Did your black effect group chat hit

you? Yeah, a lot of them. A lot of them did. Yeah. Yeah, a lot of them did. All right, I got to step it up. The video

idiot. The video of me being pepper-sprayed is was from January 2024. At the time, the attacker believed that

I was part of a conspiracy along with the CIA uh Mumia Abu Jamal and the

president Jamal to cover up traumatic events from her childhood since then after refusing to press charges. I have

worked with her family and community members to enable a restorative process. Through the process, I have learned that

she did indeed suffer significant childhood abuse as well as serious mental health challenges that continue

to this day. Instead of criminal prosecution, I have done my best to make sure that she receives social and mental

health support to help her heal as best as possible. You you walk the walk. You talk the talk and you walk the walk.

What was done to make sure that she was wrong? Make sure she was wrong. Yeah.

Accountable for being wrong about you uh participating in some type of cover up. Did we do the due diligence

on that? She no longer thinks that you are part of a CIA conspiracy. Yeah. Well, cuz she had sent me this email

like like weeks earlier asking me to help her with this. She was like, "You we never she basically, I don't know you, but like can you help me?" And when

I didn't answer the email, she then said, "Well, if you didn't answer the email, you down with the That's what she told the police. He was I figured he was

down with it." Once she took her meds, she she realized I wasn't part of a conspiracy along with Joe Biden and Mumi

Abuja to cover up, you know, her what happened to her. She was It really happened to her. I don't

doubt that. I know it happened to her. you know, she was part of an organization in Philadelphia and not one that I was a part of. Um, oh, this is a

rival cult. No, I see what's going on. No, no, no, no, no. I want to be serious just about this part just because I

don't because there's some there's people involved. She was part of the move organization. Okay. Um, and in the

last two or three months there have been or two or three years there have been some allegations some of the children in MOO have been abused and they've come

out and talked about it and she was trying to get she knew that I did a I had written a book and done a podcast with Mumia who was covering Move before

he was incarcerated. So, she was like, "Can you help me tell this story?" And when I didn't respond, that that

triggered her. I didn't know all of this at the time that she's doing this stuff. So, I'm like, you know, I I I was just

[ __ ] up by it. I I didn't understand what was what was happening. And so, she definitely knows I'm not part of it now.

Um the police, they've asked me to they kept asking me to come down and prosecute. I was like, "No, no, no. Um I'm not I wouldn't show up and then I

finally got a hold of the DA and I said I will participate in getting her mental health support instead of prosecution,

not in addition to prosecution. And that's what we worked on. Her family called me, her parents called to apologize. We worked through it. You

know what I mean? What was crazy though is after she pepper- sprayed me, we had an event the next month with Joy and Reed. She called to She signed up for

that one. She RSVP for that one. Oh [ __ ] You showed up. Yeah. Did she come in? Oh, I showed up. Did she? No, you

showed up deep. No, I showed up. I had one thing with me. Keep that to yourself, brother. You got it. my my my

scripture. I know. But the point because because what you don't know is when that [ __ ] happens, you don't know if they're gonna bring somebody else. You don't know if there's something else or

something else. You don't know if you're gonna get shot. Like I because now I'm looking around. I'm joking. But that [ __ ] was that was scary. Oh, that's a

big part of why I left Philly, too. Not not that, but just the idea that I'm too accessible to people who who can mean me

harm and I don't know it. Like she could have walked up to me on the street. She was the last question. I actually said, "No, everybody like let the sister get

her question in." Had I not done that, that could have been outside and it could have been with a knife. like you just don't know. You just don't know. So

that's why Minister Farrakott had had reached out to me uh maybe the two weeks before that

event and had said, "Brother, you have a bookstore, right?" And I was like, "Yeah." He's like, "And you go there by

yourself?" And I was like, "Yeah, I want to be close to the people." Like I don't ever want people to feel like they can't

reach out to me. They can't ask. They can't shake my hand. They can't get a hug from a brother. They can't. And he he was like, "You can do all that, but

like get security. Do it with security." Yeah. Yeah, that's the same thing stack bundles used to say. Rest in peace.

Yeah, when you want to be able to reach out and speak to

and not leave. I'm from here. I want to help. I want to bring awareness. I want to It's a fine line. It's what Malcolm said. It's what Malcolm didn't want

people search walking into the autobot, you know? Like I I I get it. And I'm not comparing myself to Malcolm. I'm just saying like it's that mentality. Same

mental Yeah. It's It's the logic of it, man. But that [ __ ] was that [ __ ] that [ __ ] it's I get the humor of it a year

and a half later in that moment I thought I could die cuz I also she could have had two people with her. Yeah. I

could have been you know what I mean? I don't and I didn't have any security. Damn. She ain't have to have nobody with her. She went in her hoodie. She ain't

take her hand out the hoodie, right? Like that's the [ __ ] you know, our our brain start thinking about like, yo, you

ain't take your hand out your hoodie yet. She could have came out her hoodie with a 380. Some little [ __ ] Yeah. And

had a line a straight line shot. And I couldn't run especially in them 32 smalls. You know what I mean? Like 28.

28. Yeah. On my fatty jeans. But and shout out to my brother who um who was

not security. People was like the tackler. Yeah. He was in the second row. That was I thought I thought he was

taking in the second round. That was my frat brother. Uh, and he

happened to be in the second row and he was like, "Nigga, when she said CIA, cuz when people start saying I I he was

like, when she said CIA, I stood up." You know what's funny? I watched that video in my barber's chair. And he said

the same [ __ ] He said, "Yo, anytime somebody just start talking about the CIA, [ __ ] get different. You better

boogie. They on they on some bullshit." Yo. Uh,

that's why as soon as you said CIA, I was like, then I started putting [ __ ] together. I was like, "Oh, wait. That's the one that tried to throw a brick through the store last week. The police

caught her in the act. She had a brick and was picking it up and they and and they grabbed her and wrote her a ticket. Oh, she got nine lives. So So then she

came back the then I started putting two and two. Then I was like, "Wait, she said her name." Oh, wait. I'm going to need you to back up, ma'am. Yeah, ma'am.

I'm going to need you to stay right there. If we if we had been um on the same level, I would have walked toward

her. Right. That's to Some you got to close the distance with people sometimes cuz if I close the distance, I mean, you

got to do one or two. You either got to run or close the distance. And I was like, I I couldn't run between my

Achilles and and and the chair and the jeans in the stage, the large stage, my 21 Forever 21 jeans.

Yeah. Well, we're super glad that you're saying inside. Please be careful out

there when you are changing the world and she is getting help. Yeah. Yeah. She's getting help. She's she's being

supported. I don't know if a video of her going around the world. It's the greatest. Yeah. is the that's the other

reason I didn't want the I was a little disappointed. You can't really see her face. I didn't unless you know her only.

Yeah. So, if you already know her, you know her, but the world not going to be like, "Oh, you're the chick that I was

more worried about her getting bombarded with messages yesterday like I didn't know this [ __ ] happened." You just don't know what's going to trigger people, you

know what I mean? So, I I worry about her more than me in that situation cuz she's been through so much trauma. Uh but um but she's getting help. And

again, like we got to live this [ __ ] I can't I can't go around telling [ __ ] like don't call the police, you know

what I mean? And then be out here like help, you know what I mean? Like we got to we got to figure out other other

alternatives if we going to live this like what the [ __ ] is y'all [ __ ] laughing. Yo, I know cuz I I could just hear this [ __ ] break. You know,

I'm not saying a word. I know. And I'm listening and I agree. I agree. What?

You don't agree. Oh, I before she even before she said lock her up. Oh, but I

Hey, I I haven't been a tear. I would have taken a stand on that. Well, I'd have called off of work that day. I'd

have called off of work to seem to it that she couldn't harm again.

Are you crazy? I'd have sat right in there court. [ __ ] Mark is a better man

than me, but we establish that long ago. Oh, man. You don't agree? Wait, you

agree? What? Stop it. Stop it right [ __ ] now.

But I mean, he he walks he talks the talk and he walks the walk. I try. I try. Well, ain't none of us perfect, but

I did. I just I had to do that in that moment. Again, I I had every instinct every other person had from the violence to yo, I I hope the police come and lock

your ass. I get I get it. You know what I mean? But if you got alternatives, we should use them. That's all. Oh, man. Where would you like to go next?

Anywhere in the world is fine with me. Okay. So Kanye West has been bubbling up

in this Dy trial. That sounds like a pun, but carry on. Fair enough. The

name, that's your man. See, he's buying you

some time. The other Shut up. This is a clear I'm buying you a little

time to get it together. There's no podcast world where we would be doing this before that, but you know what I

mean? get it together. Kanye, that nigga's good.

He walks the walk and talks the talk. For sure. For sure. But no, the idea that there was another in the Diddy

trial, it's come up that there's another rapper who brought their significant other, their wife, uh, to some uh,

freakoff. Freakoffs. I hate that we keep saying that word. I know. I was trying to find another one, but yeah, some

black king knights. Isn't that what he started to refer to them as as well? Yeah, black king knights. Yeah. And we

skipped over last week when shorty was trying to offer him the allstar package.

I might have missed this. What happened? Yes, I guess he was mad. Uh he was mad or I don't [ __ ] know. Get your facts

from Google. Uh but she was offering him an allstar package which was he got to

pick uh three of the top guys that he wanted to see bang her and she would

make it happen. Okay. I just think it's funny cuz the Allstar package is popular

at Waffle House, too. Like them just them just calling that the Allstar

package is diabolical. But whatever whatever two bottles of top shelf,

listen, this makes sense. I listen, I've been trying to figure out who this other

rapper was, why I didn't think it was right there in front of me the whole time. Of course, it was gone. And they

said rap icon, right? Cuz they said rap icon. That was the other thing the person said on the stand. That was a rap icon. So that that shrinks it. Married

and icon are two things that shrink the also out there. We know that was gone.

It's very much an AAM's razor kind of situation. I I have spoken to

journalism. Three people, four people who have said that it is uh that they've

confirmed it independently that it is Kanye. I I can't say for certain, but all my sources have said that Té, who's

been covering this pretty consistently, made a video where he didn't say it was uh Kanye, but he he was playing Kanye's

music in the background and his face was flashing up on the video. Uh and Trey has also told me that he's independently

confirmed it with three sources. Okay. So, again, we could be overlap, so I don't want to say it's seven now. It could be the three in a positive. You

guys know a lot of people that were at the freakoffs. I know people who know people. That's what I say. I wasn't, you know what I

mean? But Well, you could have had an invite if you wanted. The only person I know had been to freak offs is in this room. Oh [ __ ] Who could have been? I'm

saying you the only person I know about. Yeah, I ain't free. I didn't know you were talking about Jeff. It's funny you assumed I meant you. I didn't. Oh. Oh,

okay. Yo, when he said that's his dick. That's

a tail right there. He getting his lips right. That's your poker tail. Yo, that is

hilarious. Yo, y'all know they wouldn't have invited me to the free golf. Why?

Too disruptive. narcissism would have kicked in. You would have been like, "Fuck, get out. This is my [ __ ] now."

I'm clumsy. It's my [ __ ] now. And there's just level to freak [ __ ] There's levels to freak [ __ ] I would

have went in seen that they was at a level above where I'm comfortable operating at. A few levels. Yeah,

they're quite a few levels above where like that the color swapping is a pretty

good uh Yeah, the testimony the testimony that uh uh he was making the dude come on shorty

and then leave it there and then he's [ __ ] her. What? Why the other [ __ ] come is touching him? I can't stop.

You're doing what with the cool. That was wor That wasn't worse than the one chick saying that he would

come on her. She would have to go on the bat and take the [ __ ] and rub it on his nipples. See, that's very different to

me. Oh, no. It's not doing in the privacy of your own chambers. No, that don't speak to the Oh, it sound like I'm

[ __ ] defending this [ __ ] I'm not. But that don't speak to how much come uh he made her bring from one room to the

other. That sounds very different than a gallon or a gallon or an ounce. It's the

same when you take another man's [ __ ] and go like this on your nipples. It's not the same. It's not the same as a [ __ ]

unloading on you. That's I just don't think that's the same. All right. I'm not mad anybody does. That's a

temperature thing. It's not something cool. What you going from room to room and

then it cools off a little bit. Bugging right there. Yo, another man's come

touching me period is fall across the board. It's whatever you're into, but I do think that it's Yeah, I think that's

just it's a little unsanitary at least. That's interesting. That's true. Stop it. Sex is unsanitary. Sex is very

unsanitary. Sex is unsanitary. I don't All right, I'm done talking about this [ __ ] But everything I say sounds like I'm Yeah, I'm shutting up this. But I

mean, there's nothing wrong with any of this [ __ ] This is the the the problem with Diddy ain't got nothing to do with whether he wants to come with his nipples or whether he wants a UPS to

bring it or whatever the [ __ ] you got. It don't matter. Ain't the problem. Dickos.

Uh but the the bigger question though is does it matter or why does it matter if it is Kanye? Does that change anything

for us in terms or or for Diddy? No. Nothing at all. I think we've gotten away from and again I'm not follow I'm

not following it as closely as other people are but everything that I keep hearing is about just the wild [ __ ] and

the the the the they're sensational extreme. Yeah. The extreme nature of what they were doing. Nobody is really

talking about the criminality pieces anymore. And so I think that that's a bad thing. I agree because none of that

[ __ ] is illegal. It might be a little freaky, but that's that's real house, but do your thing. Do do what you want

with his come like that's not my business. I still think if that trial ended the day they got him already. Oh

yeah. So I think a lot of people feel like that which is why they done talking about the criminality part of it. I've seen two separate things. One was uh

I think Judge Joe Brown went up

Judy had to say no. He was uh Judge Joe Brown talked about

it and he said they got him. He said they got him and then there was another judge

that had talked about it but they gave him drastudge Steve Harvey drastically different sentences.

Judge Dreud Judge Dre Judge Dread. No, they gave him

drastically different sentences. So somebody was like, "Yo, he he does five years."

Somebody's like right now he would do approximately 5 years and then somebody else said he would do time served. I

think not being funny to add I'm not ping on Judge Matis said something similar. He said if it were a state level thing he would be

it was it wasn't Joe Brown I can't imagine Joe Brown

Joe Brown would say the absolute opposite. He's a piece of human garbage. I was like I couldn't believe all black

just don't look alike. Judge Matis I got him. Yeah. But but um yeah, he said it

would be like right four or five years. Same [ __ ]

Stupid. My bad.

Oh [ __ ] But but I I think the argument is by the letter of the law, he's already guilty. I think what the prosecution is doing, which I don't have

any sympathy for Diddy, so it's hard for me to be outraged, although I still am a little bit about the process of it, is

they're saying, "All right, he violated the law. He broke the law by the letter of the law and now we're going to pile on all this freaky [ __ ] and I think some

of the freaky [ __ ] and the homophobia and all the other stuff might make him get a harder sentence a harsher term.

Right. Exactly. Which may make e him either negotiate or do whatever. I think Diddy's guilty based on the law. And I

and I think Diddy should be held accountable. See I disagree. I think in a blue state in in in 2025 in this

climate that we're in to Isha's point, people are going to be like it sounds like it's just a bunch of freaky [ __ ] I think it's actually doesn't help their

case at all. probably hurts their case to focus on freaky [ __ ] cuz most of the world's going to be like some freaky [ __ ] and also and lose sight of the fact

that he was doing potentially some illegal. I'm not sure federal juryy's as concern is is as liberal as you might think. Yeah. In a federal case where

they're pulling from it's not like they're pulling from Manhattan. They're not pulling from Williamsburg and [ __ ] I guess I don't I don't know how that works. You know what I mean? You might

be pulling from the middle of the state. You I don't know Albany and [ __ ] like that. And also you get black people on the jury like black people ain't that

liberal about sex. M you start saying and he made me bring come to the other room and but do you think that there's a

possibility it could go either it could go no pun intended it could go either way

there is okay so how long has this been going on for like a month now uh was it May 5th it started that's so a little

over a month I feel like if I'm sitting there as a juror listening to this I'm becoming desensitized at this point

listening to just like come and nipples and you know all the [ __ ] I'd just be like okay we've establish this

[ __ ] is a freak, you know, but at this point I feel I feel like what you're saying, Parks, is true that it

might hurt them rather than help them because it's just continuous. We are still on the

prosecution side. Like, we haven't gotten to the defense witnesses yet. You get what I'm saying? that could give

more accounts of freaky [ __ ] but I think they going to start giving more accounts of voluntary actions cuz we not

really talking about a lot of the [ __ ] that the witnesses have been saying on the stand have been a little contradictory. So, we'll see. I don't

know. And I think they're going to close out with more abuse, too. Cuz I I think y'all are right. The freaky [ __ ] isn't as universally sort of condemned. Yeah.

Condemned. But if you end with the abuse, that also becomes cuz again, they want you to see Diddy as a bad person.

cuz if you're a bad person, they going to put you in jail. You know what I mean? So, we'll see what happens. But I

I do want to see the Kanye. I want to see this. My sources last night told me that next week there's going to be some

more Kanye stuff coming out on Tuesday and Wednesday in particular. Oh. And I think that's where it's going to get uh

super super super interesting. Know that was coming. His his attention seeking is going to address he going to address it.

Didn't Weren were they both involved in something a different accusation with uh the assistant or something like that? If

I recall correctly, I don't know if game was in there. I don't know. I think it was, but again, do your do your Googles.

And that was an accusation. Nothing. I don't think anything was proven in that. But

all right, we got some bad news that we got to talk about. It's been two days, but I think we got to talk about it. Um,

Ananda Lewis passed away. Indeed. Rest in peacead really sad.

Really sad for our generation in particular. She was it for a lot of us. She was like our first first crush crush

first, you know what I mean? She was dope. She was brilliant. Uh she was beautiful. Howard alum at the West Coast girl. Went out to Howard, came came to

uh to New York and made a name for herself. Teen Summit was the big thing most of us know her for on BET. That was

like the place where you learned about issues and it was like the consciousness of BET and she was the face of it, man.

And she was so dope. And over the last 20 years, she's been a staple. And the thing I loved about Ananda and I got to know her in the last 5 years or so

pretty well is everybody I ain't never heard a bad story about her. She's another one of the people like like everybody loved Ananda. She was always

so sweet, so generous. She opened doors for people even when she didn't have them open for her. She used whatever resource she had to make sure everybody

else was good. And when she was fighting with cancer, which is what she ultimately died from,

breast cancer, uh she always stayed optimistic. She stayed hopeful. Um, you

know, I just, you know, I I admired her as a mother, as a partner, as a as just as a human being. And so, you know,

shout out to her, you know, was sending love to her, condolences to her family, her her son, uh, and everybody who loved

her. Yo, but she was Yeah, this is a loss for the culture. For sure. For sure. Very, very well said. Like you

said, a lot of us, a lot of our first crush, like who didn't love an under Lewis or it was sad when that news came

out. I guess you put in the group chat. Yeah, it was. Yeah, I was shocked to see that she was 51. 52. Why? Or 52? Cuz she

was because she has that image of when we first saw her and she still looked

way out. But yeah, I was like, god damn, we is we is old. We old [ __ ] We old

now. Yeah. You know, rest rest in peace to totally totally a loss for shout out

to the culture. All of that B [ __ ] was a long time ago. Yeah. Like everything BET related that we remember was a long time

ago cuz the channel has drastically changed from what it used to be. So everything that we remember from BET is

we were in our 20s. Yeah. So Mel, you you you do a lot of work around women's

health. Uh and of course hot and bothered covers these things. Um are are

there any is there anything we can learn from this? So Ananda Lewis was very vocal about the

fact that she was um she was very hesitant to get mammograms and so the

average age that a woman is supposed to start getting mammogs is 40 years old and it's an annual screening that you're

supposed to get. Um there are some women um and Ananda was one of them who are

fearful of the amount of radiation you know that um is involved in the

screening process. But the reality of the situation is that when you stand in front of a microwave, you're exposed to

radiation. When you put your phone up to your head, you're exposed to radiation. And so um by the time she was 47 and

also she was of increased risk because I believe that her mom had breast cancer. This is something that I've been told.

Um so she avoided getting them and when she was about 47 years old during a

self-examination that's when she started to find um lumps lumps and so then she

went to try to you know to to get a diagnosis and she found out that she was

either in stage two I want to say it was stage it was stage two stage two you

know breast cancer is is is it's a precarious form of cancer it can really

go either either way. Um, but most of the medical community feels like this is

the point in which you should start doing conventional forms of treatment, whether that's chemotherapy, radiation,

etc., etc., a combination of the two, whatever the case is. Um, and Ananda did

not want to do that. But in addition to that, more importantly actually is the

fact that she ran into financial issues when it came to um treatments, which

really is like an indictment on our healthcare um you know system system.

But we all know this. But it's really really sad to see um somebody succumb to

cancer based on a myriad of different things, but one of those factors being

that she didn't feel like she could afford the treatments. The crazy part is is if she had done a GoFundMe, she so

loved so many people would have donated to that, you know, but then there's pride and you know, not want part of it.

She said she wanted to do homeopathic stuff. She went to do natural medicine. She did even in stage four. Yeah, she did. And um that's a personal choice. Um

a couple of her girlfriends who uh Sarah Sidner um who has also been documenting her breast cancer journey um they were

talking about it on ABC News and she read um one of her girlfriends uh what's

her name? Stephanie Alam. All CNN people. Yeah. Yeah. CNN. So she read her she read her last text that said, "You

know my feeling on this. We all go. These bodies are on loan and must be returned. We come in love and choose to

leave with love as well. I love you, my wonderful lifelong bestie of besties. And then Elam added, I love my girl, but

she was hard-headed. She wanted to do things her way. So

my advice is just to if you have the opportunity to go get screenings,

mammograms, especially if you are of increased risk, you got to get them. You just you have to get them. And also I

understand and appreciate that people want to do things, you know, they may want to do things a little bit holistically, but you you can't really

challenge conventional methods at that point, especially when you have a young child, especially when you're a single

mother and you have primary custody of that kid. The her child is like four or five years old. At that point, I feel

like a lot of your desires or or wants don't really kind of belong

to you. You know, you have to think about your kid first. That's just my thoughts.

Rest in peace. No, you don't. What?

What? I mean, I don't know if I want to go.

Let's go. Hey, you threw that ball up. She ran in the concession stand to go eat.

You You threw that. You did throw it in here. You took 216. This [ __ ] went right to the bathroom. I I Listen, I

don't know that that's true. I just don't I don't know if I'm willing to stand on a ledge. I'm not I'm with you,

though. I agree with you, but I ain't really Well, let's go. Listen. No, you you you gigg [ __ ]

I'm going down on my belief system, whatever that is. True. And I think you have the right I think everybody has the

right to go out on their own belief system. There's a lot of people that also don't like the um also knowing

people that have suffered from cancer. Like that [ __ ] is the the treatment in that [ __ ] is my whole [ __ ] joke. I

I've watched my mom go through two different forms of cancer. She survived one and she died from the next one. I I

I totally understand. And I totally understand that sometimes conventional methods don't [ __ ] work because my

mom died because things did not work. What I do know is that because I am in of a of increased risk for colon cancer

because that's what my mother died of. I am so diligent about going to get my

colonoscopies. I literally have one scheduled in a month because I am

diligent about that. The question is, is there anything wrong if you don't want to do that? No. No, nothing's wrong. I

am single with no kids and no husband. So if I die, really honestly and Daisy don't eat no way. Right. I I get it.

Shut the [ __ ] up. Like the shelter got better food.

Kibble and [ __ ] every day. Finally, your stupid brain coats are off

of me. Um there there are uh

yo different me on Friday. It's going to happen. Different different ideologies

with regards to healthcare. Um specifically cancer. Mhm. So, I've um my

aunt just passed away, y'all know. Um some people's reports are, yo, the

holistic route is the route. And then other people uh lean on conventional

medicine. I think, you know, I think people's um passion with regards to

whatever they subscribe to is their own to have. And um as a parent,

we definitely want to put our kids first, but to to your point, there was no guarantee if she took the

conventional route that it would have ended in any different. You're right. There there's absolutely there's no there's no guarantee there. It also

would have been probably brutal parenting through some of those processes. Like that [ __ ] is It [ __ ] you up. She was left with

rock hard place. Yeah. You know, a a breast cancer diagnosis. that that [ __ ] sucks. And then she had the misfortune

of being diagnosed around the time the pandemic started. And so they were really not doing surgeries that were not

um completely life-threatening at that time. So that might have played another role and factor into you know and you

brought up finances finances might have played a really really pivotal role. Yeah. Yeah. I I do think possibly I

think people should do what they want and I think people have to live the life they want and like she said we all going to die at some point right so it's all

about the choices we make I don't want to say though that yeah it's no guarantee that you'll survive uh um

chemo or radiation or whatever but at an early stage of cancer your chances based on all the evidence we have of surviving

are much better go doing this medical route than taking her I think it's also okay to do a little bit of both like

it's okay to do some of the conventional stuff and then like eat really healthy and do additional whatever treatments

you know whether it's through cannibonoids or whatever uh is is better

for you. The first option that she was given was to get a double mistctomy. Yes. And I totally totally your breast

coat going off. Yep. And I totally get for some women why that would be horrifying. Why is that? I mean, because

first of all, it's it's a body part that you've had forever, and also it's kind of it's symbolic. It's symbolic of being

a woman, a mental confidence. Exactly. And so, a lot of women have a lot of difficulty afterwards. Um, that's why

they do a lot of double masectomies with plastic surgeries at the same time. So, when you come out of surgery, you still have breasts. A couple of my own girls

did it. Yes. Some people don't have that option. But yeah, that was what she was originally the choice she was presented

with and she chose I don't want to do that. So again, make make your choices.

You got to live with the results. Yeah. And you know, oh she did a lot of um public speaking afterwards and she

towards the you know later part of it expressed you know regret that she had had the attitude of avoiding mammograms.

So she started to encourage women to get their yearly mammograms. So you know the

last piece of this mail that I want to ask you about because you said something that was interesting was you mentioned the child part of it. Do you feel like our medical choice our personal medical

choices are do you feel like our our our freedom to exercise those choices change

if we are responsible for somebody else. Listen people people have my head whenever I talk about anything that has

to do with children. So I'm I go ahead. Jam yourself up. What you jam through? I

do. I'll answer. I I'll answer for you. Go ahead. I do. Why you speaking for have babies? Unless you go that other

route. What other route is that? And become trans. They can have babies. Oh

my god. Where are we? Anyway, where did we get just go? I'm sorry. I I to I I

believe that. I believe that when you have other people depending upon you for survival, I think your choices no longer

are just Please get it from Get it from their state. Get it out the will, [ __ ] I'm out. Everybody don't got a will.

Okay. But we don't know people's situations. I know. I'm just saying that I think I don't think I'm finished

speaking. I'm trying to cut you off. I don't try to succeed. I don't think it's fair to say that somebody is making a

decision without thinking about their kid when we don't know how they've considered their kid in the afterlife. True. But that's an interesting point.

No, but you're you you are still saying they considered their kid. Yeah. There you go. So your consideration is based

on you. I'm saying I think the kid should be considered considered their child in the afterlife. What do you mean

by that? Like in terms of like will you make proper planning for your child? How you plan for your child and in the event

that you're not no longer here? That's interesting. So we all agree our child's life would be better if we were there. Yes. Right. So the question then becomes

everybody doesn't agree to that. How about that's fair. I agree I agree to that and everyone here agrees to that.

That's what I meant. people that are facing uh they have to make uh fatal or nonfatal decisions.

Everybody don't come away with my child's life is better if I'm there. We had this conversation before and I was

totally against Joe in that and then he kind of won me around to let's just say

you're mentally not well. Mhm. Some people could adamantly feel like yo I'm being a

hindrance to my kid dog. I'm a danger. Nobody watches the news more than me. People are killing their children. Yo,

this week in the People are killing their their their child's mom. This week in the Bronx, that [ __ ] was crazy. I

teared up on that [ __ ] Yeah, I teared up on that [ __ ] So, no, everybody don't feel like that. Some people feel like,

let me get the myself the [ __ ] up out of here so they can live. But what if you

do? What if it's you, you, me, you know? Right. I'm never leaving my kid, right? So, you would never make a medical

decision that would make it less likely for you to be alive? I can't say never. I battle with depression. I can't say

never to that, right? Um, depression puts some things on the table that

aren't normally on the table, right? That's fair. But at your at your health,

like I'm trying to get at the ethical questions. I I hear what you're saying. Okay. So, Oh, okay. So, then we'll take that depression [ __ ] out of here. At the

ethical, of course, we would want to be there, right? Because that's where it gets tricky for people because some people are saying if you have a choice

and chemo gives you the take a nando I don't want to make this about a nandanda. If if if one of us has a has

has a medical issue and yeah I don't really want to do this thing but I kind of have to cuz I have a kid. Is that is

that is it wrong for the person to say the opposite like well you know I don't I just don't want to do it. I don't I don't want radiation. I don't believe in

radiation. I don't like radiation. I don't think that's wrong. Yeah that's what I'm trying to get. Okay. I don't think that's wrong either. I think that

everybody has the right to decide how they go out and that's their own

individual right and I think that as long as you about going out though I think as long as you made plans for the

future of your offspring or whoever you're leaving behind I think that's also okay. Now if you just go

willy-nilly and leave everybody hanging that's super [ __ ] up in my opinion. But if you decide you want to go the natural route and see what comes of it,

at least set your children or whoever is dependent on you up if possible. If possible, if you can, right? Most people

aren't a in a position to do that. But I'm not talking about financially necessarily. I'm just saying make arrangements for somewhere for them to

caretaker, my aunt, my best friend is going to take over. Like seriously though, some some arrangement. I'm not

dis I used to stand on the other side. I think I I'm on Joe's side now cuz we had

an argument about this on the podcast. at your muffin. Yeah, we just had two different um perspectives and and as he

talked, he kind of won me over to that side. Like where I kind of agree with that a little bit more. And me personally,

I I'm not doing that. Like I think even in my day-to-day life, I try I've modified my life so much to try and

think about the future. Like I'm almost 50, dog, and people passing away. So now I'm trying to do certain things to to

set my daughters up. Like it's it's different for sure. I can't I can't that little move my son do where he just come

drop whatever he doing and just snuggle up under my arm just to feel me and smell me. I can't I can't. It's

different. It's different, bro. Yeah. What's up, man? You've been huffing and puffing and making No, because I'm just

just listening to you say that right now about how much that that you love that

and that warms your heart and that you want to have you want that to continue.

that seems to fly in the face of what you're saying about, you know, personal choice. Like, you know, it seems like

you're agreeing with me in terms of keeping yourself here for as long as possible for that child. And, you know,

we're talking about, you know, her preparation towards the end. This was 5 years. She was diagnosed around the age

of 47 and she passed away at 52. A lot went into these five years and some of

these choices she expressed regret about towards the end and you know just with

the thought in mind that she had she has a very young child. I I just I'm

speaking to the duality that life Yeah. both things could be both things. I'm telling you that today this is how I

feel. There was a yesterday where that wasn't the case. Okay. And I don't have

any idea how tomorrow will play out. And Joel's talking from right now. I'm

physically fit. Right now, it's a privilege position he's right now. These

circumstances could change tomorrow. And that could potentially I have my parents. I have my kids. My love life is

great. My professional life is great. God is great. Everything is great in my life. There was a time where the

opposite is in play. And now you have those feelings attached to that and you're out of here. Like that's a

blessing. It is a blessing. But you you would be you would be leaving your kid with a village, you know? You'd be

leaving your kid with a village. You'd be leaving Well, when you on that other side of the fence. Mhm. Whoopde.

Well, when you on that other side of the fence, who cares about that? That's fifth, sixth, and seventh on the list of

what takes priority is what I'm saying. I get it. I understand. Listen, you know, we we can sit here all day and and

you know, quarterback people's choices, but they are in fact just their choices. And we lost a cultural icon, a beautiful

woman, you know, who's uh and nobody, like you said, Mark, nobody had anything

bad to say about her. Um, and it's just it's it's really sad. So, you know, rest

in peace to Ananda Lewis. Thank you. [ __ ] cancer. And let me reinforc that's And let me reinforce that my

message is for everyone to stay on top of their health. Indeed. Indeed. In all forms. Yes. Yes. Yes. Guys, gals. Mhm.

Everybody. Yes. Like whatever is going on the screen, if you just stay on top

of it on some hypochondric [ __ ] then hopefully you'll catch some [ __ ] early enough to do something about it. And

you'll die. You can die being stubborn. I think we can say that. We can scared.

You can die being scared because a lot of a lot of people not staying on top of their health is fear. Fear based in a

lot of cases. I'm scared of the doctor. I'm scared of needles. It ties it ties in with the stubbornness though. True. You know what I'm saying? Cuz you're not

going to the doctor out of your own fear. But you being stubborn. I told Cory that all the time. Remember when we

was arguing about the the prostate thing, Cory? Like, I'm not letting nobody do that to me. And I'm like, you

could end up dying cuz you don't want Dr. Schneiderman, man, you had a finger

in your ass before. Get out. Exactly. Right. Without a copay.

Actually, maybe it was. Oh, man. You're like, I remember that little Clark that

I saw it at all. It'll never leave me saying, "Yo, if I had a choice, I was on my Brooklyn [ __ ] I want some no doctor,

no doctor." And then when I'm going through it, man, all I wanted to do was go back in time and make a different

decision. Go to a doctor and make a different decision. Yeah. I mean, my uncle Bobby, they told, "Hey, if you don't go to the doctor, you're out of

here." He said, "Fuck y'all. I'm leaving. I'm out." That's what Uncle Bobby did, too. I'm gone. Yeah. From

prostate cancer. Yeah, I get it. Yeah. But I mean, Clark Ken is a perfect example of somebody, you know, of one

side of the coin. One side of the coin. But, um, he discovered that he had colon

cancer in stage four. Stage colon cancer when you discover it in stage one, stage

two, even stage three is a treatable form of cancer. Once it hits stage four,

it's kind of a foregone conclusion and it's just putting it off, putting it off, putting it off. That's just not the

attitude that we should have at this particular age, especially if you have loved ones that you want to stick around for. So, my last message is really just

to, you know, get the screenings that you can get. You know, get your mammograms every single year. Go get

checkups, get your Yeah. Prostate exam after 40. Um, you know, colonoscopies after 45, unless you're of increased

risk, you know, I still got to go get that done. Colonoscopy. Let me tell you something. I got somebody good for you. No, it's easy. The drugs are gentle,

too. Skinny fingers. Yo, I'm joking. I'm joking. Oh, a girl. Forget it. It's easy, bro. You don't

even That [ __ ] is like It's You go to sleep. You go monthly.

How many times? You can never be too sure. How many times you going to get it done? Once every five years,

is it? Oh, well, not for me. Yo, rest in peace to Ananda Lewis. Our thoughts and

prayers to family, friends, and fans. Rest in peace to Brian Wilson, too. The Beach Boys. They kind of get a rap being

super corny myself. I I also was like, I'm not listening to no Beach Boys. And then at like 20, I put on Pet Sounds and

I was like, "Oh, my bad. My bad." He was fire production wise, vocal harmonies, absolutely amazing. And the father of

two of Wilson, members of Wilson Phillips, Card. This is true. This is true. Yes.

Absolutely. You ain't too shabby. Look at you with your little facts.

We love Wilson Phillips up here. I [ __ ] love Wilson Phillips. Them harmonies were genetic. Yo, they went

down the line. Yeah, he was a a misunderstood artist. He kind of went crazy, quote unquote.

Uh, apparently put sand in his whole house and did a took 20 years to finish an album.

He got like super uh ADHD I guess was how we would describe it today. Um but

he was incredible what he did and modern music would probably not be the same without his contribution. So thanks.

Rest in peace. He's probably on a beach in this video.

Got to do it. Can't just mention the goats and not go to I'm sorry, man.

Uhoh. I'll allow this. I thought you were going to play God. God knows what I'd be without you or something, but

this will work. Listen, man. Mic check. Mic check. Cory was in jail

when they sentence before when they didn't let him have tablets and radios.

So, he don't know who Casey Kasem is, Z. None of that. Way may have heard Wilson

Phillips. Corey was a criminal early on in life and got rehabilitated later.

Thank God. Thank God. Thank God. Thank God. Oh man. Anyways, I think it's about

that time. John, Mel, you did a good job. You did a good job. I was wondering

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cover some music [ __ ] The Grammys have announced two new categories. One being

best album cover. I like that. I like it, too. I just don't know how I feel.

Well, I love it for the photographers and the designers.

I don't know how I feel as an artist if I win best album cover and don't even

get nominated for the music part of that. Yeah. I wonder if the artist gets a a trophy or if that's just the uh the

artists themselves. No, the crazy part. The artist would have to give I would think so, right?

They would have to. I would think so. Both artists. Yeah. The recording artist and the the visual artist. Um the crazy

[ __ ] is going to be because it's the Grammys. It covers so many different genres of music. Oh yeah. Somebody going

to be tight. Oh yeah. You know what I'm saying? Like it might be some funny eclectic [ __ ] with just a water drop.

She just beat everybody else. [ __ ] going to be mad as hell. Well, right this second all the talk is about Sabrina Carpenters's album cover. We'll

get to that in a second, too. Uh, I want to hear you guys' thoughts on the other category that they added, which is best

traditional country album. I'm a little torn. They've split it. They've split the country. It feels racist a little

bit. Racist, but it also gives an opportunity for someone to win an award that maybe wouldn't have because of the

inherent racism within country music. You know what I'm saying? Okay. Who who dictates what's traditional country

versus country is like saying traditional hip-hop. They're splitting the country award album into traditional

and contemporary. And people really feel like the only reason why this is done is

because of Beyonce. So Naz before traditional

and the other black girl that's fire and the dude that you went and saw was it K Brown. No, but Kane Brown is

traditional. Maybe like 808s and [ __ ] in there. I don't know if I I don't know. Yeah, he he tough. But um no, I just

think it's the more black people coming into the genre. We putting a little spice and a little oomph in it and they

tight. But again, I think that's whack. I think that you got to embrace the evolution of whatever the music is. You

can't pigeon hole it. Yeah. Cuz again, that's like saying uh uh uh

uh one of Kanye dark twisted fantasy is not hip-hop. Well, they have segmented hip-hop. They have melodic hip-hop. I

think all our [ __ ] is I agree. I think that segmenting up genres like that, we've seen it happen with rock and rock

is barely exists as a genre because they segmented it up so much. And I think some people aren't even think about the

race angle, although I think it's racist. Lana Del Rey also has a pop album coming out. I mean, a country album coming out and and they don't want

everything to get lumped in, lumped into like country and and lose the traditional country sound. The Recording

Academy chief executive said is country music has evolved in a major way over the past decade with traditional country

experiencing a massive resurgence, growing in popularity and volume. Traditional country has a timeless,

distinct sound that's inspired generations of musicians throughout the years. It's an important part of the country music story and deserves to be

celebrated and recognized with intention. So, there's a little part of me that gets that, but there's a big

part of me that just feels like it's a Confederate flag. Why? [ __ ] on it. It's definitely both cuz

that was very well written. No, it was the publicist flying very well justify.

Why you like although the the the head of the Grammy boards is not white. I don't

I don't think Yeah. And I don't think he actually cares about that. I That's I think that's that publicist. They got the white power email, right? Yeah.

That's my Whoever the head of the board is, you don't want to lose Nashville. No, that is true. That's a fact. Matt

Nashville is very powerful. And country music makes a [ __ ] ton of money. It does. It does. It makes a [ __ ] ton of

money. Like a lot of bread. Yeah. Two things could be true. I get

it. And it could be racist. Yeah, for sure. That's what I think. I totally understand it. And again, there could be some some benefits cuz again, people

that would probably get excluded on the fact that they're black or doing something hip hoppy or whatever in

country, they can still get an award in their genre. So, it's not all bad. I don't think so. Although the the new

award there's a way that the other one gets worded that like I got the real country album real country award. You got the you got the one. Whites was

looking at that that farm system that the blacks had going in country. Oh, [ __ ] this. [ __ ] that. A lot of young

talent them great whites got on Instagram and Tik Tok see what some of these 15 16

year old blacks was doing. They stopped just looking at Mason Ramsay like oh [ __ ] we got to have a meeting y'all. I

think it's also going to add like some agism [ __ ] too though because I have a feeling that a lot of the traditional

country is going to be old people and a lot of the contemporary contemporary will be young people. So that's kind of

a weird thing. That's a good point. That's interesting. I'm thinking now like how I would feel if they did that with reae, you know, like like cuz like

imagine like when dance hall became a craze if all the roots ree people were like, "No, that ain't ree. This is

that's something else." But some of them oldhead [ __ ] that like some of my workers, they don't like that [ __ ] They

look at that [ __ ] like they some of my older workers that are Do you want Have you ever hired a citizen think?

No. No. I'm telling you. You don't mean to be No. A lot of my my my a lot of my workers, they older people from the

Caribbean like Guyana and Jamaica and [ __ ] like that. They look at

they look at Sean Paul and them like that [ __ ] ain't that they be listening to all of that [ __ ] Like they don't

look at that [ __ ] like that's traditional. You let them keep the Walkman while they working. So, so kind

record player walking idiot. Yo, lot them [ __ ] don't [ __ ] What a boss. So, it's the same. Yeah.

Yeah. Enough of that show, y'all. Let's get to it. Get busy.

You better get busy with them. Get busy. The biggest that

some of my workers Some of my workers are from the islands. Okay. Yeah, I believe you, bro. I'm repeating what you

said. Anyway, and they're not going to air none of these awards, no way. That's the the other funny part. The

traditional country. They put all this [ __ ] Maybe now traditional traditional

traditional country award. That's main street. That's prime time once the rate family calls up.

Sorry buddy, that's getting aired. Yes, indeed. We'll see. Listen, Grammys. I'm

just waiting for y'all to follow suit and add the podcast award. I don't care about these awards. I don't care about

none of these shits. Then they going to water that down, too. Great. It'll be one. And then flash the camera to me,

Gilly. Charlemagne. Yo, you're an idiot, my Nory. [ __ ]

that matter. [ __ ] Charlemagne. Uh, who else? Who else? Who else? Rogan

will be in there. Uh Theo Vaughn Schultz might show up. You know what I mean? The

podcast award when they add it is going to be where the smoke is happening. Boy, that's going to be we going to bring it

back to the source award. We going to bring it back to yo y got

something to say. You don't want your co-host all in your videos dancing.

Charlotte, did you say all in your billboard? Yeah. Wow.

Look at this. I put you on the billboard if I thought you could make an impact. Oh [ __ ] You're so shady.

You're so [ __ ] You're like You're such a piece of [ __ ] I love you sometimes. Anyhoos, I love you too. I

love you too, man. And I'm talking [ __ ] out there for the male live. I'm kidding.

I know how she she can make an impact, but that's against the law. You can't py HR.

Title N.

[Laughter]

[ __ ] rights. Titles

rights. Okay. Um, I'm sure there's something else going on. Yo, Mar, I'm sure there's something else going on in

music. What else is going on? Do we have any deep analysis of uh Kendrick doing the [ __ ] Toronto show and the whole

crowd? Yeah. Yeah. Asking for an encore. Whole crowd in Toronto singing the [ __ ]

word for word. Damn. I'm I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised. No. Kendrick's popular, right? It's kind of

a thing. Yeah. Like, and a lot of people don't internalize that [ __ ] like other people. Yeah, it's true. [ __ ]

be mad like, "Yo, you like Yeah, I do. Like, everybody ain't looking at that [ __ ] like that." And Drake would do the

same thing in LA, right? Possibly. I imagine. Yeah. Yeah. [Music]

Is that the most impactful disc line of all time? It's one of them. It's up to

you. H trying to strike a chord and it's probably a minor. It's up to you. I'm

trying to think what's I don't know if any other like that [ __ ] is rings out in maybe one of them hit them up lines stadiums, but no a single line that hit

him up hits that hard. First, that's why I [ __ ] your [ __ ] You fat

[ __ ] it. That's what I'm saying. like a bar. I thought Pusher's whole you are hiding

a child thing was pretty impactful, but it's not going to get an audience to respond the way. Not even as close. Not

even not even the same ballpark. Is anything in Takeover either that hard? Yes. Well, this hard. No, that's what

I'm saying. And what's the name the opening? [ __ ] J. [ __ ] like that [ __ ] Yeah, but when it

ain't a bar. Yeah. Uh, you've been in uh Smart Up. Smart up for a little bit.

Four albums in 10 years, [ __ ] I could divide that's one of me. Let's say two two of them [ __ ] with

nothing is as sudden and impactful. Sam, none of those none of those lines are

going to have an audience of people. Not an audience, a stadium of people screaming that [ __ ] The Grammys, they

screamed that [ __ ] Yeah. And that's crazy cuz whole crazy lines. You know

what I'm saying? Like the Grammys, they screamed that [ __ ] This record was number one for Mad Long.

I mean, there's no other disc record that's going to go in that category, baby, outside of Back to Back. And I don't know if Back to Back went number

one. I don't think it did. And if it went number one, it didn't stay there on the charts for half a year, wasn't it?

The Mark Arena. All right. So, I'll go with Yes. This is the most impactful disc line maybe of all time. Um, it's a

few though in that one song. Yeah. Is it now that w everybody's going to say

that's another one? Yeah. Do you now think this is because I we had a debate a while back kind of on

camera off camera. I was saying this was the biggest this song ever. You said I was a prisoner of the moment. You still feel that way. No, I didn't say that. I

I think that I think that you said that but I I didn't say that eloquently. No. No. He said he just don't remember. I

believe that hit him up is the best. That's what you said to me that you said Hit Up is still take. You still think that? Yeah. It it depend on what

perspective you looking from. Hard to argue. If you looking from a commercial perspective, yeah, this song is it. I remember what Hit Up did. I was in my

bed and and and my roommate called me. I was we wasn't even speaking. He said, "Yo, wake up. Yo, you got here

revolutionized the district." In the first like hip-hop wasn't Yes. Hip-hop

wasn't where it is today. We didn't have an internet. Yeah. You ain't have an internet. You ain't have all of these vehicles that would get that [ __ ] out

there. My [ __ ] he's talking about [ __ ] got sickle cell. He was going crazy. Nobody did that back then. Yeah.

You know, I mean, that [ __ ] took it somewhere that nobody ever did. And it was a relative hit, you know what I

mean? It wasn't this kind of, but it's also lasted the test of time because people will make memes out of the first

line, you know? Like, first, first of all, [ __ ] your [ __ ] and click you. People use that [ __ ] for everything.

What was it? I would actually like to hear a Melissa Ford rendition karaoke version of him.

What did she say? First of all, first of all, first of all, you first

and the click you're in. You're in your group.

You and your friends. Oh man.

Oh [ __ ] And he's doing it again tonight. And he's doing it again today. Toronto again. I think so. Right. Double

headers. Uh I was shocked. I was shocked. Not not I wasn't shocked, but I paused for a second when I read that he

had uh 25 police car escort. Take him there and immediately after the show,

take me back to the airport. I'm flying home. Smart man. Oh, he's not there again. I'm not No, he is there. Oh, but

he went home after the first show. He did not stay. Oh, well, I'm not mad. I'm not mad at that. No, I think Yeah, he's

out here. He came to New York. It's time to go back. Heading back out. That's

superstar [ __ ] there, boy. And not for nothing. And not for nothing. That's just a testament to to the power that

this boy got in Canada. Yeah. That [ __ ] Drake is like the president of Canada, my [ __ ] So, I'm not even going to take

no risks or nobody doing no dumb [ __ ] I'm not having the the the the I'm ready

to hate. I'll throw some hate out there. Concierge [ __ ] or the or the or the [ __ ] bringing the food and room service

doing some stupid [ __ ] I'm not Where do we get that from? The Drake is the president of Canada. It's a joke. I mean, it's not a joke. It's not a joke,

but it is a joke. You don't think that Drake has been the biggest art artist in Canada history? But that's different. I

think that's very different than being the president of Canada. He could push No, but in terms of saying that he can't make some things happen in that city if

he wanted to. This is what I'm saying. You're right. Yes, you're right. I'm not negating it. I'm not sure that he would even

Yeah, the bigger fear would be someone doing it on their own valition. What I'm saying is that's part what this concert

showed you is there's more to Canada. Not disagreeing with that, but they

still don't take away the fact that there are stupid little [ __ ] that'll push a button thinking that they doing something for you. Y'all not going

to be able to smell Kendrick's cologne, not even in the elevator once you get off. Y'all not going to be able to get

near him. I mean, who's shocked by this? Let me ask you this. Who's shocked by him announcing two backtoback dates out

there? That little idiot dude doing all he can to threaten thing. Who's shocked by how Kendrick is moving? Nobody. No,

but you just still said he is taking precaution and had a 25 car convoy bringing him back and forth. So he not

he don't share the same sentiment as you cuz if he shared the same sentiment as you, he would have stayed in a Toronto

hotel somewhere or a Canada hotel and not hijetted it out of there. But yeah,

I don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, it's bigger than Kendrick. That's possible. That's possible. Nobody is

allowing that to happen. I'm not disagree. He's out of there. You can't get near him. I think he's saying the

proof the proof of Drake's power is the fact that he's taking it. The fact that the company did that. [ __ ] Let's say

it's not Kendrick's team. Let's say it's not Live Nation. Let's say it's TD. Let's say whoever it is. Somebody is

acknowledging that something could potentially happen. So, they took a different approach to this particular

tour. I don't Yes, you're right. I'm not going to put that on Drake. No, because this is a big broadcast. No, I'm not

saying him. We're saying that a fool could think that they standing up for their hometown and do some stupid [ __ ]

We see it all the time. Somebody could be like, "Yo, nobody's negating this stuff that you said."

Yeah, but you saying that you think it's I'm stating it. No, I don't. You

recognize a threat? Yeah. I'm speaking to the ability to move a certain way

once you do. This is un really heard of in touring

circles. Yeah. Yeah. The the the magnitude of this song and this beef is

unheard of. True. The [ __ ] that they they they put the country in a [ __ ]

[ __ ] got shot by say people really died with pocket. Yeah. [ __ ] died by hit them up. True. I'm talking about

they put the country in on pause. The magnitude of battle. Yes. Magnitude of the beef. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Battle.

I just want to highlight that this is not normal activity for a tour to fly back home when you have a I think that's

why I think that's super fun. Uh they went and tore up new ho

that place the Chinese they really they really came up stupid what new king might

[ __ ] like a tourist attraction. No ain't no like it's a tourist attraction like Game of Thrones. Are you talking about a

Chinese restaurant in Yes. Yeah, that was songs. This video got it kids in

there just acting a fool. Listen, I'm happy for them, man. And again, recognize that this is over a year later that we have this conversation.

What a victory lap. Yeah. Damn near a year. Damn near a year. Over a year. No, it was like June. May or June? No,

they're not like us anniversary pass. Yeah, it was like Memorial Day weekend or something like that. Somewhere around there. May June. Yeah. So, but even even

to that, did we think that he wasn't going to sell out them stadiums? The average concert goer is some lily white

person that could give a [ __ ] about that [ __ ] I want to see the music. I want to hear the music. I want to see the show. That stadium was packed. Like that video

was filmed from the rafters. I could believe it. Yeah. Insane. I could believe that. I I wouldn't have doubted

it. That [ __ ] is impressive. Listen, shout out to Kendrick, man. Shout out to Kendrick. Super impressive. He's still

on the run. Shout out to Toronto. Word. Shout out to the people that had a chance to see what that was like,

especially out there. That had to be a moment. Hey, shout out to Drake, man. I don't want to un uh sell his

participation in the most entertaining beef of all time. Yeah, that's true. Y'all playing around. Not like us is

cool, but there's some other heat out. Hold up. All right, man.

That's the [ __ ] that dropped today, right? Yeah. Easily the worst song I ever heard. It's in my life.

The worst Drake I ever heard in my life. What was that? Frank homeboy I ever heard in my life. Single EP threeack a

feature. I can't. Yeah, that's bad. I can't y'all. I'm sorry. That's bad. I'm

sorry. When Ice Man drops, if it's some [ __ ] on there, I'll play this. This No, no, no, no, no. And no. I thought it was

interesting they canceled that Kat uh stream or pushed it back rather. Yeah. I don't know what the I don't know what

the impetus was on that. He was supposed to go preview the album, right? Or something. I don't know. They said that

something was supposed to pref.

Oh, it was a video video premiere. Got it. Okay.

Who knows? Anyway, yeah, it's pushed back. Y'all see that Sabrina Carpenter album cover? I did. I was about to go

up. Oh, it's interesting. But why is it interesting? It's provocative. I mean, it is. Get the

people. I see everybody trying to figure out the meaning behind it. She's on her knees getting her hair pulled by a man.

Right. That's the Yeah, she's on her knees with a ribbon on. Yeah, she's got a black bow. I mean, I don't know if

that's a part of the deciphering. Okay. She's getting her hair pulled by a man, right? Who you don't see. She's in

a kind of what would be seen as like an oral sex kind of position. A submissive submissive position. Yeah. She's on her

knees. Her head is up to like his his pelvis. And the album name is Man's Best Friend,

right? Oh, she's getting into her freaky bag. Okay. I mean, it's a big jump from

Espresso. Indeed. I guess the push back is what that um people that cuz I've

seen push back on her tour stuff because she does some racy outfits, stripping her clothes off thing, and parents are

taking their kids to these shows and they think that that's inappropriate. I think I think that um remember

Christina Aguilera said basically when she first dropped you had to do everything that

the label wanted you to do. Right. Right. So you got to pull out this what a girl want. You got to do all of that

[ __ ] That was a good call out too. Yo, shut up man. You know you done did that before. But yo, but when the real you

comes out, your next album once you prove to be successful, they give you a little bit more leeway. This might be

the real her. Well, these are also both these artists that we're talking about came from Child Star, Disney or

Nickelodeon. So, your first couple projects, the labels want you to still do the innocent girl [ __ ] and you

want to talk about giving the [ __ ] This is this is weird. So, I'm on her

page and I I'm I'm a extremely passive fan. I like some of her music. I don't

rush out to go hear it, buy an album, whatever. So, a lot of people are debating in the comments whether or not

this was a use of irony and sarcasm because apparently she has been very

vocal about the concept of desentering men, you know, and so

this definitely is completely opposite to that type of rhetoric. So,

it's dope. Well, we don't know that because we haven't heard the album. Yeah. We don't know it. She could she

could very well be doing just that when you hear the music and and I think the album cover makes a whole bunch of

sense. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah. So, because she's got people up in [ __ ] arms in her comments, but there's also why they

suck a dick. Why do people be up in arms about [ __ ] Y'all suck dick. Trigger. Trigger

warning. Anybody that has yet to suck a dick. There's no trigger. They y'all love sucking dick.

It get their hair pulled a little crazy. Yes. That's your bag. And the crazy [ __ ] is people be stone cold freaks behind

closed doors and will critique the other freaks in public. That [ __ ] is nuts to me. That [ __ ] is insane to me. I think

part of I don't think that that's what's happening here. No, I don't know. We took it a went on a tangent. I'm just

saying. But even if it's not what's happening, I think it's dope. It's a conversation piece to go look at my

album cover. Hopefully buy my [ __ ] to hear what I'm talking about. I mean, I think a lot of artists go through this,

you know what I mean? First, I mean, I think you're right. I mean the Disney thing I think is part of it. People saw her as a Disney person and even though

she's 26 now it's like at what point do you stop looking at me like you know proper and innocent. That's not who I

am. And then I think artists want people to be we want artists to be who we want them to be. Remember when uh that's the way love goes came out that video which

and people lost their [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] And JLo was in that joint too. Anyway um get that behind me. I can't

couch man a horny ass couch. Um but like no but people were didn't love that. And

by the time Janet got to the Velvet Rope, that whole stretch where Janet was embracing her own sexuality, [ __ ] was

not happy. True. Some people like Beyonce does things too sexual at some point. It's like we want [ __ ] people to

be what we want them to be sometimes. And as a parent, you taking your parent your kids to these concerts. I get it.

That's different. Janet was riding a [ __ ] on it. You know what I mean? Like I get it. I'm just saying. Oh, boy. Stop. Knock it the [ __ ] off as a parent

taking the kid a concert. It's some concerts your kids should not be. Yeah.

But if if you go to the concert based on the first three album concert based on your your badg

cuz that's what Britney Spears like people like to this stretch and then the next album is this. So you I'm bringing you to concert thinking about these

three and then your date your fourth album you you riding we got some shade coming but it's not shade. Baby hit me

one more time. She's dressed up like the naughty school girl. We could see the direction she was about to go in and it was [ __ ] Nickelodeon. [ __ ] Disney. I'm

that [ __ ] and you about to see it. like and and as a parent, if if you're only

as a parent, if you're only familiar with the first few projects, right? That's what your daughters are

idolizing. And then you go take your daughters and you spend this money and she coming out uh Christina Aguilera

with Red Man in the water on her knees like you like, "What the fuck?" Yeah, concerts is is one of the one of the

topics where I just don't want to hear none of that parenting [ __ ] Send your kids to the Ro Wave concert or some PG-13 [ __ ] that's safe and let Let

artists be artists. But the Harper Sabrina was the part of Harper was PG-13. Mark, I comprehend that. For most

artists, there was a time where you could bring your kids to this show. You could bring your kid to the earlier

Prince show. You could bring your kid to the earlier Tina Turner show, the earlier Madonna show. Then when Prince

got into his erotic phase, maybe you should leave your kid on. When Madonna does justify my love, maybe it's not

time for your [ __ ] kid to wear cones on her shirt. No, they are kid-friendly concerts and also Sabrina was sort was

leaning heavily into like you know that whole Betty Boop kind of thing that pinup girl. This is a foregone [ __ ]

conclusion that she's trying to shed the innocent look and you know kind of spread her wings into becoming a woman

and examining what that means to her and it's going to take different forms and shapes the older that she [ __ ] gets.

But you you could see her leaning into it from her per performances on the

award shows, right, dog? There are people out there that have a different type of relationship with their kids.

It's porn stars. There's people out there. If you want to do that with your kid, cool. Normal kids, sit your [ __ ]

ass home for the show that starts at 9:30, 10. Sorry. Everything ain't got to be kid-friendly. That's true. Agreed.

Agreed. That's true. Agreed. So yeah. Yeah. Let Sabrina get in her [ __ ] bag.

But now because of this album cover and because of you know what people like the frenzy it's causing I'm actually now

very interested to hear what the songs are going to be about. So I guess it works mission [ __ ] accomplished. Yeah. Yeah. And a lot of them kids whose

parents are outraged they're going to sneak and get the album anyway. They're absolutely going to all the parents who are outraged. You got to remember we

were listening to Two Live Crew. We were listening to Adena Howard and there I'm sure that there's like a white version

of what I'm saying. Yeah. But right, Madonna. Okay. Yeah, sure. Prince,

there's a whole like we got to remember that at one point we were a kid, we were sneaking to listen to the [ __ ] our

parents would not have agreed with us listening to. So yeah. Yeah. No, it's real. It's just it's a right of passage.

I just hate that we that some somewhere along the lines we began to treat music

differently than movies. Like movie are gonna the movie will let you know when a kid ain't supposed to be there. And if

the kid try to sneak in, the movie gonna do their best to get their little ass out of there without a parent. Yeah. Like there's some artists that just

ain't for your kid to show up here. I think it's more the disappointment. I think you're right about everything you just said. Take that to the Millennium

Tour. But that that be the [ __ ] though. Sometimes that be the disappointment. It's like my kid could go to the BW show

up until this point. my kid could go to the such and such show up to this point and now they've changed and now I'm mad. Like you're right, don't bring them to

the show. But like I think that's why people are outraged. I think they're just mad that they can't do that thing that they could do. I could depend on

Sabrina before. I could depend on Britney before now I ain't got nothing. Everything being kid-friendly is what

ruined part of my experience watching the Yin-Yang Twins perform at BET Award. That [ __ ] was hilarious, was it? Wait

till I show you this. Wait till I show you this. But then they still said ski. I was like wait till I show you this.

And the stupid kids today, they don't know that that ain't how the song go. Hey kids, when that song came out, wait

till you see my dick. It was pandemonium in the club. Now look what y'all made the Yang Twins do. Wait till I show you.

So you wanted them to say where do you see my dick on BET? I'm an adult.

I'm an adult. What do you think I wanted them to say? They could have just blocked out dick and [ __ ] right? Where

do you see my dick? And they had and they had the delay. They had to delay. That's the song your

kids will impeach you with when you talk about their music. They like, "Wait, y'all was in the club dancing in the way you see my sweat dripped down my ball.

Pass that." That's really a bad clean. That's a bad clean. There's no such thing as a bad clean. What's a good

clean for that? How do you clean up? Where do you see my dick? What would you do as a as an artist? Sh. Where do you see my sh I like that. Or they or they

do like the moans sound effects. Okay. So you wouldn't change the bar sound. You can't hit them

with the I mean I wasn't you know what are you talking about? She might not

have did the voice. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. I mean you know uh what else is

there in music? What else is happening in music? Pretty quiet uh release week.

I don't think I caught much of anything. I want to enter a new line into the

worst bar that Hoveve ever spit. Okay. Okay.

Not that I was ever doing a segment on that before. Now, I don't know what the worst Hov line is today. I got a few.

But but as an adult, I'm listening to uh Addicted to the Game the other day

and that beat is keep calling my name. I love that song. Love that song. And I hear Hob say, "In my adult brain now, I

guess I'm more like a [ __ ] with a belly but is tight.

I got hair contact. We got We got to break this. Break this in contact. I get

it. What's the problem? I get it. It's a weird bar for a dude. For a I'm like a

[ __ ] with a belly but her ass is tight. I need maybe I need context. What happens before what happens after?

That's what I said. Okay. That ain't the greatest bar for a man to be spitting.

Right. So this is so well I need to hear how he fs it.

No no no. Break it down for us. You don't get it. I get it. I just It's like a gift and a

curse. Like yo shorty got a little fooper but her ass is fat. You understand what I'm saying? Like it's

like eh. So you like that? That's a horrible lie. That is a

horrible lie. Fa got that good [ __ ] up under there. I'm not saying is wrong. I'm saying a rapper saying that I'm like

a [ __ ] with a belly is crazy. No, [ __ ] No, I'm not. I hear you. The way you spit it out. That might be one of

the worst Jay-Z lines I've ever heard. It's not great. It's not good. It's not a good line. It's not. No. It's okay. He

said it fly. He said it fly. But it's not bad enough for me to come to the show with it, but

but it's not his best work. What do you think is the worst? You had you said you had a couple. I mean, it's just for me it be the corny lines or [ __ ] that don't

make sense. Like uh what's the joint? Uh is it already where does he say I'm half man half mammal?

Oh yeah. When he was uh That's wor that's 10 times worse than that, right? Like you can't say you half man. And he sung that, right? And he was singing it.

Is that already home? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. No, that that that bothers me a lot. Horrible. Horrible.

Yeah, it's pretty bad. I went back and listened to that J electronic album and

I still it was it's not good. What? Not good. What? Written testimony. That's

the one. You are out of your mind. That's the one with him and Jay-Z. Yeah, Jay-Z went crazy on that album. J Electronica's album. But Jay-Z went

crazy on that album. J I What? Mark, you could watch all that. Y'all

don't like that. You can get your pitch higher and higher. That album. I'm about to be Mariah. I think I remember I remember kind of liking it at the time,

but I went back. I was like, I just do it all the time. I love that album. Makes sense. I'm a J electronic. I love

J Electronic is Yeah. He's among my greats. I just don't think that album was very My faves, I should say.

Really? Yeah. Okay. Y'all [ __ ] me up with that. I'm I'm shocked. I like J Electronic a lot. That's why I'm

surprised. Like, you know, the era where you have to say that is over. Y'all don't have to say it. I do. I like Y'all

might be stuck in whatever year that was happening in. Y'all don't have to qualify that way. I'm going to say Jay Electronica is on my list of artists.

You like him for other reasons cuz cult nation [ __ ] No, cuz I he there's almost

no J electronic verse that I think is whack. Well, there aren't a lot of those. Let me ask. There aren't a lot of

J electronic verses. So, y'all [ __ ] would I don't I don't hate him. Why

would you hate him? He don't rap. No, I think he can rap. He about to He can definitely rap. I said he don't rap. I

said he don't rap. I didn't say he can't rap. Got Do do you think he held his own on that album? Yes. I hated the

production. It was really my main thing and a lot of it was him. Respectfully. I I think I would have liked some some of

the sonically some stuff I didn't like. Even the way it was mixed a little bit. Yeah. But I thought he wrapped his ass

off. I mean I I wouldn't do an album with Hove for my debut album. Uh

Hove held his own, but no, I thought Jay I thought Jay Morton I thought there some verses where he got the best of them. Well, we'll have to take your word

for it because I heard that. No one heard it. I heard it and nobody heard it. It was nominated for Grammys. Buck.

Five people heard it. What does that mean? That I the only [ __ ] that listened to it. That doesn't mean that a lot. At least five people listened to

it. You you way more. No, it was a great album. And you got more work coming. I know for a fact.

Just talk to me. I know for a fact. I know. I'm sure, buddy. I know. I'll be excited to hear some new J Electronica.

That album just was not it for me. I'd be excited to hear some new Cardi.

I'd be excited if a new Big L first drive. Like, wow. What are y'all talking about? Big difference. Well, no, it's

not. We got a new Slick Rick album today. Well, hold up. I want to add my favorite one album. Album, [ __ ]

There's a new Slick Rick album. It's part of the Mass Appeal roll out thing, which a big L album is coming on that. I'm curious to see what that's going to

be. Um, it it it sounded really dope. There's a couple records a little housey, which I didn't love. It's really

short. It's only like 27 minutes long. Oh, yeah. It's It's pretty dope. I say here's Slick Rick and 2025. talent

still. Yeah, there's a record for you on there actually. It's called Landlord. Oh [ __ ] Nas is on here. Yeah, Nas is on

there. Q-tip did a beat, I think, on there. That's dope, though. I'm just going to

like Landlord. I might be asleep. I'm going to listen to the song. You rap about putting people out kind of. He's rapping about the the trials and

tribulations of being a landlord. That's funny. It's not my bag to put the people out either. I know.

I think they can pay they can pay the rent height. taking [ __ ] the straw. Get the [ __ ] out of here. Which I which

I cut off after 20 20 25 minutes. I cut that [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] 30 maybe. All right,

we got uh JLX Slick Rick. What else

total time right now? Let's do it. Who else? Nice

and smooth. Funny homo sapien right there. That's funny. Redheaded kingpin drop. Soul's a mischief ass [ __ ]

That's funny son. Intelligent hoodlams got one coming. This [ __ ] said redhead kingpin. That's funny. That [ __ ] rap.

There was a deluxe Wayne album that I'm not pressing play on. Can't be no worse.

Yes, it could. It could. It could be more songs from that session. I was hoping some remixes of cuz some of those

songs would be better just with better production. Well, Nikki hopped on uh Welcome to NO. That's true. That's true. I didn't hear yet. I heard talk about

it. She got busy. She got busy. She took a She sounded great. She took a couple shots. I ain't listen to no rap

[ __ ] I don't care. Did ARB drop? Huh? A R&B drop? Chris Brown dropped a single.

Actually, I'mma play it as a sleeper. Okay. Uh nothing else that really. Uh Amaria

dropped some. Just songs. Songs dropped. [ __ ] uh Kani dropped something. Kani dropped Uh, I'll probably play that.

Yeah, that was my number two. Well, you know, nobody asked you for your number two. Nobody asked you what you was

playing, [ __ ] Your number two. When did somebody announce? Cuz I

thought you would play number two. I thought you would have played the Chris Brown song on a segment. So, I had to pinpoint nothing. I'm about to ever do

good. I'm not predictable in that manner. You don't know what song I'm getting to, [ __ ] Okay. Jay a [ __ ]

lick. Sabrina Claudio dropped last week. I didn't notice that album. Mhm. Is she

still racist? I forgave her. Oh, okay.

Listen, y'all still been letting Docat rock. I'm letting Sabrina Claudio rock. Same.

If it's fire, it's fine. Yeah, I can't help it. [ __ ] it. I hate that [ __ ] morals have made

their way into music. Why? I do hate it though. Like, why do we know who's a

racist? Good question. Why do we know? Cuz they outed themselves. What do you

mean? Everybody didn't out themselves. This is a long Yeah. Little tweets. They kind of If you write a tweet, if you

write a post on your Instagram, if you write some [ __ ] for the world to see it, you gave it to the world. Um, do

somebody want to tell me uh where's Sweetie at? That's a good question.

She must have she must have got wifeed up or something. That's misogynist. Damn. Well, that's I'm just saying that

when people disappear for a long time, male or female, sweetie, Ice Spice, it's

a few people. Where the [ __ ] they went? Damn. Whole little subg genre is

a little light. I won't say nothing about uh Mariah the Scientist having one

of my favorite songs out right now and talking about it nowhere during the GT Awards and why that could have happened.

No comment. Huh? But it's funny. I don't know why. I don't know why. I

have no idea why. I know that that song is fire enough for her to have done a couple interviews. What's the song

called? Um I don't know. But it's fire. It's a dope burning blue. Burning blue. Okay, I played that song. That song is

fire. All the girlies are playing this [ __ ] This [ __ ] is fire. But Young Thug kept dragging her around everywhere out

there with a mask with the things that hip hop is allowing. Let me see. [ __ ]

mask. Oh my god. That [ __ ] said, "You are not going to

do no interview over here." Holy [ __ ] You get the point. Yeah, that's hard.

You get the point. Sounds great. That song is fire. Mariah scientist, I hope you allowed to do an interview at some point.

Gotta be careful. Who else was looking funny at the BET Awards on my on my second viewing? [ __ ] Oh, they they

tearing Eric and M ass up for rolling up on Boww like that. What' she say? She just popped up on him while he was like

doing a a interview or while he was working. He was working. She popped up on him said surprise and are you proud

of me? But she was real happy and giddy. But the internet was frying up because of some abuse [ __ ] that I ain't

touching. What? I ain't touching it.

Anytime somebody abused somebody out there, they want me to go new.

No. Sorry. Uh what else happened? Funny. Uh

Moneybag Yo is going viral cuz his picture at the BET Awards. Uh what' he do? He looks like he's had a

quite a bit of bro talks. No, he got a lot of [ __ ] done. Um, he looks like he

got a lot a lot done. And I guess people are just now noticing.

It wasn't the most The picture didn't favor him the best. Oh, okay. Could have been bad lighting, you know. No, he got

a lot of [ __ ] done. No, it's definitely not bad lighting. He got it done. Whatever they saying he got done, he

went and got it done. [ __ ] is so secretive about this [ __ ] [ __ ] we got eyes. We remember when you

came out and we're looking at you now. How would you guys What would What do you think the response would be if

somebody came out and said, "Yeah, you know, I got a little bit of brotox here and my here and I got my eyes pulled

up." Absolutely nothing. You would get clown for a week. No, it depends on It depends on [ __ ] Funk Flex recorded

himself putting cups and lipo sticks in his ass. We clowned him for a week and everybody went on with their life. It

depends on your image though. Some of these people's images are of this. What?

I can't kill you if I got my body done. Make this make sense to me. What can't I

do if I got my body done? Like I'm a thug, [ __ ] You getting your eyebrows twerked or thug [ __ ] is the ones

that's getting their body done. I I don't know that. I'm just saying. I'm telling you. So that's why a [ __ ] would

want to keep it secretive. Why is vanity seen as like a feminine trait? Yeah. No,

but you shouldn't be. I don't know what he got done or allegedly got done. But if a man went out and started getting

his He's not the height cheekbones and all that [ __ ] changed. He takes away

from some of your thug is a rumble. How how you can't be like a vein thug. You

can't bust your gun if you got your uh cheekbones lifted. I feel like that would be beneficial if you bust your you

know like get your [ __ ] That wasn't me. That was somebody else. Shot will be T. You know what I'm saying? Or or that

crazy. Yeah. It's hard to be a thug with like that kind of unless you're a pimp. That's like the That's the one space

where you're supposed to be vain. You get your hair done. You get your nails right. You know what I mean? But you can't do that as like a regular like

gangster [ __ ] You can't walk. Look at all the things you can do. That's the problem. The idea of masculinity. That's

it. Get her lip lips injected. Yeah. Bust your lip.

I can't believe you on this side of this. Why? Cuz your ass is lasered.

Boots. All right. So, let's let's be clear with that was medical. No, not just that. One, I'm not one. I'm not

just that. Was it medical? No, I'm not a thug. That's number one. I don't portray myself to be that. To me, you've always

been. All right. Anyway, number two, your whole imag. If some if somebody got

their ass done, it's not getting their face or some [ __ ] you got hair removed from your body. That's not getting some

[ __ ] lipo lip [ __ ] I will agree with this with this is that we're not seeing

his ass. [ __ ] are you talking about? Seeing his ass. Here's the difference. It's not even remotely close. You're

getting hair removed off your body. Your ass. Your ass. So that's not You shave

your balls, [ __ ] What's the difference? It's not your ass. It's all about sort of what we think men do. And

men don't usually Well, there's a reason why that goes against tradition. I'm not saying it's wrong. I'm saying we

fighting, right? I I I think I think one y'all [ __ ] don't know the [ __ ] that's shaving they ass. Hopefully y'all

don't know the [ __ ] that's shaving they asses. And I think [ __ ] is out here uh male scaping and grooming

themselves way more than we talk about. Manscaping is different than your ass. That's who. Using you you're wrong. But

it's okay. I'm not saying it should be wrong. I'm just saying [ __ ] do make a distinction. It's your ass, [ __ ] I don't care. When you get you're not

getting your you getting your balls. You getting all of that [ __ ] done at the same time. It's just not. We made jokes about it. About the ass cuz it's funny.

But that's what comes down to that. You got the bundle. You got the You got the daddy makeover. Allar

package for sure. You got thear package. Sometimes you can't. Sometimes you got

to get some medical intervention. That's true. What you thinking, man? Go ahead, ma'am. I I just have a question. Um, so

for all of you, so when you manscape the front, why are you doing that? What's

your personal reasons for it? I have an idea, but I don't have a dick and ball. So, uh, the woman that you're with or

male if you're, you know, easier access, we don't want that all that. Trust me, I know we don't. So, we appreciate

manscaping. So, I [ __ ] like that. Shut up. Anyway, you're right. I am famous. Um, so

that's the point in making it easy access. Sure. And hygiene. Hygiene. And hi. And hygiene. Got it. It's hygiene.

Okay. So if my ass is in the mix, then maybe I want to cater to it. Yeah. I feel like

in the mix of the [ __ ] that you're doing, then treat it right. So you you mustn't have been the

first [ __ ] in line. I don't do none of that. I don't do none of that. The [ __ ] that you do. You don't know what I do. First of all,

I know there's no action in life that made me say to myself, you know what made this go smoother?

We got So I mean all I can do is assume what you do. You It's okay. Yeah. I

don't King Jane. I know we you couldn't possibly. But anyway,

it's all right. My day good. Are there Would you do anything else? No, I'm not a fan. Is there anything else to do

once you take it there? I'm not. No, you might take it further. Like would you get nothing? Nothing? No. Would you do

any other plastic surgery? Not just on your ass, but anywhere. No Botox. None of that really. I think I think growing

age and I mean growing old is a part of life. What about hair? Would you do hair stuff or anything like that? Um it

depends on I would try the holistic route first. They could have taken the hair from your ass that you lasered away

so recklessly and then I'm looking at his legs hairy

as hell. Like how does that work when you hit the spin move? Yo my what? What

the [ __ ] is this? Are we back on CN? I don't know what's happening right now. Oh [ __ ] Sorry. Now, what is this? I'm

sorry. I'm sorry. I I hit some I thought that was some breaking news going.

You are you lucky flippy. I'm sorry. That's all I got for you. Okay. Hairy legs. Continue. Yeah. I'm just saying

when he hit the spin move, it looked like a whole different person. What's the spin move?

Some [ __ ] you be doing. Like you don't remember. Yeah. I don't know what the [ __ ] that is. think. All right, you got it, big dog. Anyway, you got it. No,

that's not I I not your thing. Yeah, I ain't Was there any procedures that you would do, Mark? I would definitely do a

hair procedure. Okay. For sure. Okay. For sure. If I like at some point I'm going to need it. Okay. Sooner than

later. And I'm I'm all for it. I have no shame about that. Yeah. Uh I would do calf implants. I was about to ask, would

anybody do the calf implants? I would absolutely do. That's perfect for you. Yeah. My wife wouldn't let me. Like wait, you want to get taller or you want

to beefier your calf? The white boys wants to get away smoothly.

The calf is going to be an issue with your jean tightness. They got bigger since I've been on the

show. Look. See? Yo, dog. Why? What's What's the purpose behind? Cuz white boys do that. I never heard no black

person saying that. Um like the white boys. No, the white boys in Miami and LA. Dog,

he's trolling. That's a thing for the white boys along with Right. Cuz [ __ ] the ones

getting their ass clean, shaving. I've never heard of a black person saying that they want to get their calves done.

Never. That's some white boy [ __ ] in like Miami and the spots where they be bodybuilding and [ __ ] like that. Usually

if their calves are different. What also is Miami [ __ ] for the surfboard white boys with the thongs.

Cuz the Versace house had lots of that [ __ ] I wouldn't

know nothing about that. But that's what makes it weird. You did that without the invite. I'm hairy and down there is for

hygienic purposes, my [ __ ] I don't know what though. What's the hygienic about?

What is happening on your ass cheeks? You sweat in the summertime. You be mad. I'm not hairy. So that's what I'm saying. I'm not [ __ ] What? When the

last time you sweat? You don't do nothing active. When do you sweat? The Jamaicans do your lifting,

man. You sweat all yo. Are you stupid? Yo, what's wrong

with you? [Laughter] Any

uh what would I do? I would do something. I can't think of what it is,

but I would do something. Yeah, I have no shame about it. Would it be a would it would it be something super vain like

a muscle or an enlargement or would it be like something more like um

cosmetic? Cos like Yeah. Like like would it be something fun? You know what I mean? Some Actually, let me ask you. An enlargement is cosmetic. Yeah, it might

be functional though depending on like for example not not talking about you but just sexually some people get penile enlargements not because part of it is

cosmetic but part of it is a functionality to it like you pleased your partner more whereas my calves would just be because I want to be able

to wear shorts. Yeah. If I if I if I had a teeny meter I'd do it. I would I think

I think that that's part of like Mel talked about breast breast implants.

Sure. A lot of women feel more feminine with that. If I had a little meat, I'll be in the line, my [ __ ] So, you

holding? Sign me up. You You holding? I'm full. Is it packing? It said I got

big meat and a clean ass. I'm ready for summer.

Holy [ __ ] His meat wasn't big enough to make him say, "You know what? I don't need to be clean."

Think about the kids keep making improvements. Oh my god. Cuz if your dick is big

enough, you don't need to do that [ __ ] I It's all right, dog. 49. That's your world.

Everybody got a Allstar package. Yeah, that's cool. That's cool. Stick to the rivers and the lakes. You know what I

mean? 49. Well, your dick shrink when you turn 49. Why you keep No, I'm telling you, [ __ ] that my dick has

been sufficient for 49 years. Sufficient. Sufficient. You heard him.

Sufficient. That's the word. Sufficient. Woman said to me, "It's sufficient." Yeah, you're not. Yo, you not holding my boy. Hey, she told me it was sufficient.

Hey. Hey. Hey, big dog. Yo, you're not holding my boy. I hate to break it to

you. You got it. Okay. Sufficient Sammy over here.

Got it. I ain't going to say nothing. Anyway,

Parks, would you do anything? I'm confident in myself. I'm good. I'm good. Maybe I I guess a calf would be okay,

but it's No. No. I'm cool. That's it. I would do the laser round. I mean, you did Invisalign. See, that's the thing. Sometimes like we normalize certain

cosmetic. That's true. That's true. Yeah. I guess I guess I already am. I'll think about uh Lasic, too. I might do LASIC. Oh, that's interesting. That's

another functional one. Yeah. Yeah. I put the wrong contacts in last pod and I like went home with a headache and I was

miserable all day and I was like when I got home I looked I was like, "Oh, I had the wrong [ __ ] the whole day. They're

not even that far apart, but it's enough. It'll make your day bad." Would y'all do

the fake muscles? Like some I've seen rappers have like the fake abs, the fake biceps, fake pecs. No, I'm packing too

much for that. [ __ ] it. I'm mad sufficient.

[ __ ] you know how sufficient I am. I don't need no fake muscle.

Sufficient. Who the [ __ ] he was [ __ ] Jojo?

Jo. I know that. I know that. out the way. He said y'all esco twins and and

you were referred to as insufficient. I would be really after the act. Someone said that was sufficient, right?

Sufficient is crazy. That [ __ ] was sufficient. Oh my god. Anyway, Melissa

Ford, anything for you? Um h

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know right now. I might maybe in five years

feel like I want to get Botox or something, but then I'm just like,

what if I really hate it and what I had was better? So that's why I always air on the side of caution. Just say [ __ ] temporary, right? Um if it worked,

right? Filler chicks be looking [ __ ] crazy. See on that filler Botox is different.

Temporary, right? It'll go away or something. No, filler. They got to keep coming back. Filler, you got to get that [ __ ] removed out of your face. The

facelift should be looking crazy. Yeah, depending on who it's the expensive one. Brad Pitt got a facelift. His [ __ ] is

[ __ ] gorgeous. Demi Moore's facelift is [ __ ] dope. Kim Chris Jenner just

got something done. I don't really know what's happening there because they do so much alteration to all their videos

and [ __ ] like that. There a couple actresses in our community. They [ __ ] they look incredulous all the

time. All community. Some of the [ __ ] that people be saying is fly. It ain't fly to me. Yeah. It

It's too much and you can't undo it. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I want to get lipo, too. That's the other thing. I would definitely like if I couldn't burn

a stomach at some point, I would definitely You do that before Ozic. Uh yeah. Yeah. I'd be right that [ __ ]

disappear. You might go into like some portal somewhere. Uh Black Mirror. Yeah. Dark

Matter. I read an article somewhere that the um one of the side effects of Ozmpic that's been happening in the male

community is um it's making people's [ __ ] bigger. Oh, really? They're You mean their dick?

Correct. Got it. We get a little more dick out of the action. Thank god I'm sufficient.

Yo, when you come in here 40 lbs lighter next month, even though he did some I feel like they should put that in the

advertising. Oh, they sell that [ __ ] on the shelf. What is their dick really getting bigger or are they just their

bodies getting smaller? So now they can actually like trim the tree. So you trim the bushes so the tree looks bigger.

It's scientific that when men lose uh stomach they get their meat back. Oh

that [ __ ] just turtle up in there. What scient this that ain't even something you research when you sufficient.

How do I get my even know all this [ __ ] [ __ ] Godamn. And you did lose mad weight just now. I'mma spare you. You

got it my [ __ ] Don't spam me. Hey, somebody tell me my dick ain't sufficient. I'm going just go

shave them hairs. That's right there. That was my answer to male question earlier. Why [ __ ] shave? You know what

I mean? So the projection look dick look better. Yeah, don't

blame. Oh [ __ ] Yo, some of the All right, we at the part of the part where I'm just about to start rambling [ __ ]

that's on my mind. Some of these take notes. Some of these uh medical

commercials out there are fooling me with their new style with the background

music. Oh yeah. They taking black hits and putting new and with new white

voices and it's hypnotizing. Give me the salt. [ __ ] I'm in the crib cleaning up. They

talking about some real love. Oh yeah. I'm searching for I looked up

some white people walking on the water. Yes. No, that's what they doing. And

they took uh CC Pinston Keep on walking uh Crystal Waters.

They taking black classics and putting them on these medical commercials. That's why you got all your masters. Be

careful. Be careful out there. That's it. [ __ ] will repurpose your [ __ ] and sell it to Fizer.

Nah, that's [ __ ] crazy. Do you see that company uh Hypnosis that was buying all them catalogs? Sony button bought

the [ __ ] back. No, it's crazy. I don't know why I just thought of that. I guess in the licensing conversation. So all

that [ __ ] people sold their [ __ ] for however many millions of dollars and then [ __ ] ends up right back with Sony anyway, right? Wow, that was crazy. Are

we going to talk about Air India and the Survivor? Yeah. Whole survivor. Seat

11A. Expect price hikes. Word. Oh yeah. Well,

only if it's by like a door cuz that's where there was an emergency door right there at 11. No, you just talking about

No, it'll just be price hikes for 11A. It ain't got to be by a door. Yeah, people are uh superstitious enough to 11

is already a lucky number. Okay. Yeah. No, I thought the price hike would come with that uh the emergency exit door.

Let's get the home. We call it We call it ghetto first class, but that's how he survived. He survived because he was by

the emergency exit door. So when [ __ ] went arry, he jumped out the plane. Wait, he didn't stop to assist the other

passengers. None of us are going to do that. Oh, I don't even pretend I am. Well, I mean, assist.

He open the door. I just kind of look away when they ask that question cuz I don't they

No, they'll say yes. You have to say it. You have to verbally say yes. You cannot. I've been skating by, but I also haven't been down there in a long time.

I lie and say of course I will help them first. Wow. First after me. I think some [ __ ]

is just an obvious lie. It is helping if I open the door. That's the point. That's That's what Get out of their way.

Help. Hey yo, y'all it's far down there. What? I'll let you know if I make it

work. Crazy. Well, that's what the help was. You know, he opened the door. It's just nobody followed him. Yeah. Nobody was

able to cuz they were jammed up between 12B and 13. They was ina.

No. Thoughts and prayers to everybody that lost their family members and their loved ones. That's tough. My homeboy's brother was on the plane. Who? Sheesh.

Do this for you. Oh god. His brother was on the plane. Mhm. Thoughts and prayers for sure for everybody lost their life.

Over 200 people. There's been so much plane [ __ ] in this last 365. Make me not want to travel. I think that's their

plan is to scare everybody out of travel and to stay home. If this was episode of 24, that's what would be happening. And

the crazy part was they showed the plane, dog. It was in the air for 30 seconds. It didn't even reach, you know,

the super super high altitudes. It came right back down and everybody still lost their lives. That that's

imagine if I'm the survivor dude and I'm in that type of horrifying experience

and jump off and survive. Don't crowd me. Like I saw the video. I think it was

human reaction to crowd him. Get off me. My man had his arm around him walking

him. People was feeling like, "Yo, dog, don't touch me." He said he called his dad, told his dad that the plane crashed

like, and my brother was on that plane. You know what I'm saying? So that's incredible. I think I think it's just

human nature to to surround him like, "Yo, you're the only person to get off the plane." For sure. You you good? You

know that? Yeah. And the fact that he walked. Yeah, he's walking after that just happened. The adrenaline to have

you walking [ __ ] around could move a car. But again, thoughts and prayers.

It's crazy. 20. It was a big the big joint. It was 240 people minus him 239.

When when you survive a crash like that, does that make you survivor's guilt? No, no, no. I don't care about that. I

wouldn't have none of that.

would that make you extra cautious or would that make you feel like you could do whatever you want like you playing with house money now? I don't know if I

would take flights anymore. See, that's what I wonder like or would you go to the other extreme like I'm good become a

pilot. Yeah. Like you get a a plane crash once in a lifetime. The odds are so infinite decimal that you're getting two that you might be like [ __ ] it, I'll

just That's true. Yeah. Got it out the way. Yeah. But if you survive the first one and get caught by a second one,

you're a dodo. [Music] Yeah. I'm not even about to play that

game. I survived one. I'm biking it. City biking is. Yeah. Sorry. Sorry,

buddy. You might start feeling invincible. Yeah. Yeah. I would be walking around. That would be me. I'd be

on god mode everywhere. Like after after playing walking around like I was extra sufficient.

Sufficiency at his [ __ ] super. That's crazy. Yeah. Talk about quick thinking.

Mhm. Like only he thought to jump and the bravery to be like, "Fuck it, I'm jumping."

Like that ain't necessarily promise to do you the best. You're right. I mean, listen, every time I picture something

happening and me having to bust a move, I get caught at the door. Jumping out of

the airplane as it's going down is [ __ ] crazy. I don't know if it if it it hit or if he jumped when it was

midair, but I know he got out that [ __ ] in a timely fashion. I wouldn't be able to open that door. I don't even listen

when the lady telling you how to open that door. I don't even know how to open. I be at my head down. Yeah, I be

listen. She be saying important [ __ ] up here. And and I know you travel a lot, but every plane is made differently and

so please listen to I be like, "Yo, is it Wi-Fi?" Yeah, you have to say, "You

got it. You got it. Word, nigga." Hey, when they start serving the food Oh,

pardon me. Just trying to tell you how to save your life in the event that something goes wrong. You worried about some [ __ ] Zimpendelle? I'm trying to

save your life, right? I'm good. Uh, let's see what else is going on here.

Uh, let's see. Speed and Ashton race. I don't [ __ ] care about them [ __ ]

racing. Joe, you got something on the board and I wonder what you thought about it. You said Mount Rushmore of power trip jobs.

Mount Rushmore of power trips. I saw this as I was running. George

Washington. Police. I saw this as I was just perusing the net. Thought it was an

interesting talk. I wanted to ask you your you guys' opinions. Uh TSA is on

that list. DMV is on that list. Bouncer at the club. The bouncer at the club.

The club bouncer is like Abe Lincoln. He's like Abe Lincoln. You know, IRS agent.

Them [ __ ] You're getting audited. They they ignorant. But the club [ __ ] got it. The club [ __ ] and the police.

Yeah. police offic police ain't on it for to me you make the rush more it has to be a gap between how much how cocky

you should be and how cocky you are my [ __ ] my [ __ ] to me it's like the person at Chipotle that be to be

managing the [ __ ] riding up the street and the cops is just kicking it and they double park and

you can't get by and they be like so yo so that's some [ __ ] Reggie Miller was going you like yo my [ __ ] [ __ ] is

you doing people got to go home we got pulled over yesterday who so my driver

really who has never been pulled pulled over while he worked. He drives 12 miles an hour, [ __ ] And he only got one

speeding ticket in his whole [ __ ] life. But anyway, we got pulled over. I forgot how I feel almost. Was it

inspection? No, he was speeding. He was doing 37 and a 25 in Englewood.

Trying to make black and white. Trying to make my barber appointment. That's what And it was a black officer that

pulled us over. I'm in the back with my window raised. So, and so took longer than I expected for him to find his

paperwork. So, we was there for a second. You rolled the window down and said, "No, I did not." He didn't just say with me pump. I didn't roll the

window down. I don't do that [ __ ] with the police. I don't do that. Well, anymore anyway. So, keep going. When I

when I was unlicensed, I started singing pump 10 minutes. I just need 10 minutes.

office. Anyway, he kept us there for about 15 minutes and then he came back to the car and he said, "Here," and so

was [ __ ] bricks cuz you know him. He's scared to death of a speeding ticket and he gave him a warning here. This is a written warning. Black guy saw

another black guy. And when he did that, I said, "Man," I rolled the window down.

I said, "Thank you so much, man." And he said,

and I just shook his hand and I'm like, "Yo, that that unsaid black [ __ ] man.

[ __ ] that. If I was your driver, I'd have been like, [ __ ] if you did that 10 minutes ago, I wouldn't had his goddamn warning. I don't know what to

talk. I would have roll. I wouldn't die. I'm driving traffic like Joe, right? I don't think my driver knows I'm

famous." Really? Joe, shut up. I'm dead ass. It's not possible. I don't think Well, it's not possible. He don't keep

that in mind as he drives. He don't I met him, by the way. Nice guy. I met him a few days ago. Super Yeah. He's too

earnest. Like he he follows the rules and all that. That's a good African man. Do I be seeing him in the hood like so?

Hey buddy, yo, just a nice guy. But I don't roll that window down to keep my four points, two points. Yo, look. Look.

Anyway, shout out to the black cop angle that pulled us over. That was that was salute. Good looking out. Good looking out. Um I interrupted our story. What

was you talking about? Mount Rushmore of bodyguard. I mean bouncers at the club.

TSA fast food team leader supervised. Those be the [ __ ] I'm with you. The

[ __ ] checking your [ __ ] That's why I don't go to Walmart now. But when the door,

you like your Oh, the guy at the door. The receipt checker. Good one. I cursed them out in Costco one time. Why? Down.

They don't have a right to do that. They That's against the law for them to really to check your receipt mandate to check your receipt. You can't make me do

that. Can't make you do that. Can't make me do that. Cannot make you do that. see if you might have stolen something. That is against from what I heard it's

against the law. They cannot Oh, okay. I'm learning something. But I cursed the people out of Costco one time. This lady cuz yo, she was all in my [ __ ] like

Yeah, ma'am. You don't know what P1268 ZYX mean on the receipt, right? You tell them it's a cart full of [ __ ] She just

let him moy out and I lost it. I lost it. Yo, why you ain't do that [ __ ] on their

account? Why you ain't [ __ ] even you? Even you go through the things like that, my [ __ ] You a couple shades darker

than me, my [ __ ] Like, you ain't the most They treat you like that. You ain't the most [ __ ] afroentric. Yo,

but no, I lost it. Straight lost it. I don't even stop for them no more. At Costos, I think you got to. I think you

don't. It's membership. It's membership. It's a me. What? What do they do if you keep going? They could take your

membership. Oh, I see what you're saying. You're saying like got Walmart is a public place. It's like I don't got to succumb to that. But if you're a

member of this particular, they can take your membership. They still can't legally keep you there, but they can't. So now I lost. Y'all playing around at

them [ __ ] white places. The [ __ ] at Best Buy tackle you down. They will. You try to get by him. He

going to pull out a nice lawsuit cuz Best Buy [ __ ] going in there still stealing DVDs.

Putting them [ __ ] cold out of business. He had a lot of pressure on them.

Yo, you get look like a [ __ ] ass [ __ ] What? [ __ ] that [ __ ] be watching us steal CDs. This [ __ ] stupid. Then it's

like a game at the exit. [ __ ] like the wire cuz Best Buy got the double double

sliding door. I'll exit to the entrance. [ __ ] stupid.

No. Oh [ __ ] the the the uh the security dynast [Music]

who he is, right? The the very least reason to be who he is, right? And that be the Oh, and that's the other person,

the the the the saleserson at a really really high-end exclusive store. Oh,

yeah, bro. For sure. Like, you can't buy nothing in here yourself, but you treating me like [ __ ] I just read an article about Follow me around. Yep.

They say Snoop says Snoop bought some high-end car dealership. So he goes in there on some incognito [ __ ] The

manager told this [ __ ] like three or four times. I don't think we have anything in here for you. And at this

point, Snoop owned it. Yes. He's the new owner. Again, I don't know how true it is. He's the new owner. He's sitting

there waiting for the He's waiting for the region. Look, I He's waiting for the

regional manager to come. Let's check our Googles to introduce him. He don't give a [ __ ] me. He keep going. Google,

bro. Your voice is too strong to keep, my [ __ ] You'll be like, "Yo, I don't care about the facts." Check your

Googles. Tell your story. They go [ __ ] talk about. Yeah, but there are facts out there for them to find. Okay.

You will blatantly say, "Yo, I don't know if this [ __ ] happen." Ah, listen. He is right. He is right. You text

Snoop. Nah, [ __ ] Uh, Snoop. Yo, so they said car dealership manager kicks

out Snoop Dog. Mhm. She ain't kick him out, but she was real real rude to the [ __ ] like, "Yo, I don't think we have

anything for you here. I think you would be better served if you went up the street. I could give you to sending him

to some cheaper dealerships." And the [ __ ] was in there for mad long waiting on the regional manager to come to

introduce him as the new owner. And the lady was mad rude for mad long. And then

they said Snoop talked to the whole staff and he was staring at the lady like, "Yo, we going to treat everybody the same. Like this visual thing that

y'all doing is not applicable." When to Mark's point, [ __ ] been Neiman Marcus be talking to you like you broke.

[ __ ] you in here can't buy this [ __ ] in Nean Marcus. No, they make some

money in Ne Marcus. But to Mark's point and depend on if you part time or not.

No, I got some Nean Marcus peoples. I don't want no problems. And your your girl told me to tell you hi again. And

Nean? No, it's this older it's this older white lady that loves Joe. She sells you cologne. See, you think I'm trying to be funny? Porsche. Her name is

not Porsche. Oh, the same lady cuz I talked to her. She quit Bloomadell's. How do you know everybody in every

[ __ ] Porsche? She quit Bloomadell's. Yeah, I think he's talking about Porsche. You're not here no more. I miss her. I text her. She works. Yeah, this

[ __ ] is amazing. Everyone in Jersey. Literally, I call him anytime be like, "Yo, I need to be He don't just be like,

"Go to the store." He go to the store, make a right, ask for this guy with a green hat on. His name is I just know I

know what he got on. Yo, but talk to her nice. She just went through some [ __ ] with her kids. What the [ __ ]

You did this to me two weeks ago. Stupid. Yo, [ __ ] you a me two weeks ago. Supply. Yo, you're welcome, my

[ __ ] I'm just trying I'm just trying to help my brother, man. We moved on from the Snoop segment. Yeah, it's a

question. It's a question. I don't need to continue to research. Sorry. I'm just interested. Just No, we moved on. We need you for this next segment. I'm

here. I'm here. Ciao. Um, what is our next segment?

Stupid. Yo. Yo, Joseph, did Mark change his number? I was hitting him and getting green. [ __ ] who the [ __ ] are you?

But thank you for handling some of my fielding some of these calls for me, man. Oh [ __ ] Hilarious.

Your virtual assistant. Yo, you don't got the [ __ ] number

saved? No. Oh man, that is hilar. You trying to scroll up to see the context?

He like, who the [ __ ] is this? See, you too famous. That's hilarious. This must be Pete. You think this Pete? Who's

Pete? You on Pete? I don't know. Why you don't got Pete saved? Who the [ __ ] is Pete?

Okay, simmer down. Anyway, I don't question you about the content of your in your phone. Though I would love to.

You do. Though I would love to. It's cool though. You do. Absolutely love to. It's all right. You just did that the

other day. But it's cool. I quickly That person is still

Yeah. What? Still asking for you to visit. Oh, gotcha.

[Laughter] just don't give a [ __ ] to me. He gets crazy recording like

uh what else is important? I don't have too much. Uh Antonio Brown supposedly wanted for attempted murder for that

[ __ ] that happened outside of that uh wrestling match or whatever he was.

They tried to rob him. So the story is gota or or was reported. I don't know

what happened and what didn't happen. And I'm not going to just take media. I don't know what happened, right? I know

he got in a scuffle. First report was they were trying to rob him

and he let something loose. Apparently, he went in. He said he didn't get arrested. They let him right out after

he told us side of the story. But I'm getting that all from tweets. I don't know the facts of this. True. Uh it's

hard to follow the facts of anything Antonio Brown related or just just just in the media period. That's true, too.

So, according to the Washington Post, police in Miami Dade County are actively seeking Brown in connection to a May

shooting incident in a celebrity boxing match. A judge signed off on the arrest warrant Wednesday, officially charging

Brown with attempted murder with a firearm. The alleged incident took place uh just after midnight on May 16th in

Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood. Brown was reportedly detained at the time, but was released a few hours later. Per the

warrant, Brown must post a $10,000 bond and will be required to serve house arrest if taken into custody.

That's it. That's how they handle to attempt it out there. Yeah, [ __ ] M Florida house arrest. It's Florida and

and a drug program. Stay in the house, [ __ ] Yeah. Just a little time. Stay

your ground. If you can prove that [ __ ] tried to rob you, stay your ground.

They let him go. You not shooting a gun in New York or New Jersey and going

home. You're not possessing a gun. Word. You could have had a [ __ ] You're not going home. Yeah. No, that's not true.

If you if you're licensed out here, New Jersey, it's just so hard to be licensed. You're right. And New Jersey

just came out with the uh That's where they catch you for having something that's that's not licensed. But if you are licensed, you get rights that

regular people don't get. That's true. I'm trying my best to I don't think you could carry in New York. You can't. You

can't. It would. There's a lot of stipulations, right? It's a very small car like carry on your person. It's a

very hard stipulations here. Got Yeah. Like cuz Jersey is getting more a little more lenient. They're fighting for it now and I'm hoping cuz I I want to be

able to carry in this state. Jersey getting lenient. You got the girl's address, right? I don't think you can open carry though. Yeah, they got spin

back on that [ __ ] I told you I was riding up the street. That [ __ ] Oh yeah, I forgot. You're working with the family. Restore justice. That [ __ ]

restored. That [ __ ] thought I had some mace. I rolled up on that [ __ ] the other day. That [ __ ] You keep telling

that story the way you wanted it to. I didn't want it. I was saying what's up to my man.

Yeah, I know. Yeah. All right. You know what I'm saying? I rolled up on that [ __ ] That [ __ ] look like All I did is pop the trunk. It would have been too

late. No, it wouldn't have. I was on you. But anyway, it's all right. Maybe with the Mexicans you had. That's about

the only reason. I was by myself, [ __ ] You was by yourself. I swear on everything. I was by myself. I swear on everything you was. Think about it. Just

I was think about it, [ __ ] Think of who was in the car with you. Nobody was in the car with me. Oh, they was the short Mexicans.

I was by myself. You wasn't. Think about it. Buggering. I'll tell you after the

thing. It was a dude. It It was It was Yeah, you was not. All right. Anyway, you forgot you had a whole I was by

myself. He don't consider his workers as people,

Mr. I don't I don't even have a Mexican work on

payroll right now. Marcus is lying, man. Okay. Is crazy. He said, "Hey, nobody in

my car is a fool, son." Oh man, I got a question for y'all that

don't have anything to do with anything at all. It's the best. Should we as a people stop going to airports as if we

just rolled out of bed? Yes. Yes. She is. Yes. Yes. No. Yo, dog. It's a level

of the I knew this very unserious topic would vision. No, listen. I think I

think we as I'd love to hear both sides should go outside presentable wherever you're going. Like presentable. You

don't have to be dripped in lace. I just think you should look decent like wherever you're going. I think when you

go into [ __ ] Target or Walmart or something and people be having that wow [ __ ] on. I think that [ __ ] is crazy, my

[ __ ] Cuz you you could put on some t-shirt and some jeans. There's definitely 5

a.m. flight. How you feel? The same. Same. You know you're going on a 5 a.m. flight. So the night before, sit sit

your sweatpants out. Yeah. You can still have a respectable set. What are you talking about? What's nonrespectable? Maybe Maybe we got I see my [ __ ] with

the head wraps. I mean, not the head wraps, stuff, pajamas, bunny slippers. No, the uh the bonnets. Bonnets, my

[ __ ] I seen people get on a plane. Bonnet at the airport. That's That's I think for me, nobody else. I just think

that's ghetto. Yeah. Like I My mother used to tell me, "What do you think? Wig

James, you [ __ ] [ __ ]

Wick absolutely crazy. Wig

I [ __ ] hate you. Your Let me just tell you, your wig decisions are starting to get me in trouble.

So, are you doing this [ __ ] like on purpose? Yes. Like my mentions is like, "Yo, dog. Yo, [ __ ] [ __ ]

you just going to let her keep doing that?" And yo, they be mad because I'm like, "I don't notice that." Like, "Yo,

my [ __ ] you one of the most in tune [ __ ] to femininity and girl [ __ ] and shoes. How you don't know?" I look at

male like that. I don't know that. Listen, keep the pressure on his [ __ ] comments. I'm trying to get a raise,

okay? So, just Okay. Yo, dog. I promise you I don't be knowing. Wait, a good wig is related to a raise. That's what

they're That's why they're on you about it. No, I don't pay you, Mel. And they on me. I don't pay you. And they on me.

Okay. Yo, dog, that's your fault. I'll be like, "Yo, dog, I don't know that." I normally don't notice. The last episode

I noticed. Okay. Well, but in general, what was going on last week? That [ __ ]

Except last episode cuz I ain't see it till I got home. How did we get here? Why are we talking? We're here. But I'm

surprised by your airport tape with some of your week selections. As a matter of fact, get

No dead ass cuz she's saying she agree with this. As a matter of fact, she's saying if she

feel like that about the airport then [ __ ] how do we feel about our job? People,

how do we feel about coming to work? There's 200 people at the airports. 7 million people here. There's more. Oh,

gang. Hello. Not bad. Okay. Early enough

flight. I'm not putting a wig on. How about that one? Bandana and ball cap. Shut up, Cory. You

don't even have a [ __ ] mic. Of course, she go.

What the [ __ ] You [ __ ] Don't tell the part a certain way. I'm like, nah, hold up a second now. Oh [ __ ] He said

bonnets. I was basically talking about That's racist. Yeah, that's racist, too.

He would he never heard none none of this [ __ ] These are all pretty hot topics before. The bonnet thing for

black women. White women wear bonnets, [ __ ] All right, I'm out of here. I'm

out of here. Yeah, I I'm just talking about tacky period. Pour me some water.

[ __ ] be coming on the airport looking crazy. Crazy. Like I I'm never

going to get dressed up for the flight. I like wearing sweats. Me personally, I like wearing sweats. That's why I do

sweats. I do the I'll find my oldest dirtiest sneakers them them joints right there. Um a matter of fact literally.

And for me part of it part of it is the less the more dressed down you are the more people are incognito. Yeah. People

that's nah that [ __ ] wouldn't wear that. Part part of it is that and part of it is um I just don't want to. No.

And I don't care what people think. Dog. I like putting my hoodie on my head when I'm sleeping on an airplane. So I try to

wear hoodie at all. But you wearing a fresh new clean fancy looking hoodie. No. No. I waited after that interview,

bro. I could go in there with a a night a Nike sweatuit on. I could go in there with a Nike sweatuit on.

That was a shot. I got it. It was not a shot. It was a shot. It was not a shot.

I could go in there with whatever on. I don't be um I feel you on that type of time. I just think that uh I think

whenever you leave outside your door, you're supposed to be at least presentable. Again, you don't got to have [ __ ] Armani on. You could just

be presentable. I think we all agree presentable. I think the question is what concept is presentable for when you show up in like you know pajamas and

[ __ ] bunny slippers and [ __ ] like that. It's you're not in bed. I'm not mad at people to do that though. Yeah.

Like it's not a thing to me. Here's the thing is you can literally take those bunny slippers, put them in your bag,

and when you get on the plane, knock yourself out. That's not true. Do your bunny slippers take up way too much room.

Seriously, they squishable. Yeah, they take they're fluffy. They take Put a pillow in your bunny slippers

take up a lot of room. Okay. But but what's what's your issue with somebody who wants to come in with the bunny slippers in the airport? It's not necessary. And maybe that's extreme. The

pajama pants. Yeah. Right. We're just talking about etiquette and being presentable. And there's a way to be

really super comfortable by wearing sweats rather than looking like you are about to crawl into bed. And especially

if it's like a 10:00 a.m. flight. Like it's kind of ridiculous. Like this is a part of the day in which you would

normally be clothed. Do you do does your opinion change for a red eye?

No, not really. It's the same. It's the same. I just took a red eyee back from LA to here and I made sure that I had

very comfortable loose fitting clothes on so that I could recline into my bed.

Yeah, I think it's a wide Again, you don't got to be fly. You could have a white t-shirt on and some basketball

shorts, bro, and some sneakers and be on the airplane. I'm on a red eye from New York to LA or vice versa. I'm definitely

not mad at some plaid pajama pants that somebody has on. I wouldn't do it cuz I'm wearing sweats no matter what. I'm wearing sweats for

day. I'm wearing sweats for night sleep. Not sleep. See, I don't I'm not even talking cuz pajama pants that's a loose

interpretation as well. I'm talking about you can look neat my [ __ ] with pajama pants on. You can have on some

sneakers, pajama pants with a hoodie and look neat and Uggs put out 20 million kicks that you could wear to the airport

and not look like No, you can have on a hoodie with pajama pants and sneakers or

Uggs or flip-flops and be neat. I'm talking about the people that come to the airport looking Bro, I'm I see

people with plastic bags, they [ __ ] falling out the bag damn like it it gets it gets him. It gets a [ __ ] you be

talking about. Yeah, it gets egregious. I think why are you at the airport with a plastic bag? Cuz sometimes I'm doing a lot. Like for example, I'm flying to

Houston next week um for Junth and you have a garbage bag with you. No, I'm saying I'm flying in in and out the same

day. Mhm. Right. So duffel bag. Sometimes I bring the duffel, but sometimes it's like I know you got a nice duffel. I have a decent duffel or

like a little, you know, carryon. You have a decent duffel, but sometimes like I'm not traveling with a duffel already cuz I got my book bag and I I can't have

two things that I don't I don't feel like going through. Yes, you can. Carryon and a personal item. You can sometimes, but it depends on which what

flight what airline and sometimes I don't want I don't want to have it um on spirit. Check it. I don't have to check.

Yeah. Sometimes I on spirit cuz I'm with the people. So Mark stop. All right. You got it. No. If it's the same that's

true. Okay. Mark Garvey. Yeah. Mark. I ain't doingative. I feel I would rather do spirit than

have to spend the night there sometimes if I want to get back home. It's more like that. So since I'm in a situation where I'm just I'm like I'm going just

bring this and I want to change. I'm just bringing the uh the bag from the store. I shopped at to the airport. So now I got a suit stuffed into a bag or I

got my sweatpants stuffed into a Barnes & Noble bag and I'm that [ __ ] and it's and it's tearing through the bag and some I'm carrying it through like this

and I look crazy, you know what I mean? And I'm wrinkled and I might have Chipotle sauce on on my top of my

t-shirt and I don't give a [ __ ] Cory told me the other day when Cory looked in my car. Your car is home. You still

got that the pink car? I never had a pink car in my life. The hot red cherry red car. It was a rental as you well

know. Is that car gone? It was a rental, you [ __ ] But are you still in it? And it's not Anyway, Cory looked at my

car, you know, cuz I don't litter. So if I'm drinking, I throw the water in the back seat. My car and then I clean my

car out at at a point. Cory said, "Yo, dog, you don't got to live like this."

Yo, you don't have to live like this. I'mma pass that to you, my brother. You walking through the airport looking like

Mr. You don't got to live like that. Fair. I'm I'm I'm comfortable. That's funny. I expect Ish car to look like

that. You said you did or did not. I haven't seen it. Oh, you would not. I would expect his car to look. I would

not because he's so neat and together in every other area. When you asked me to get them bottles out your car that day and the first thing you said was don't

say [ __ ] about my car. So I was never going to say no air cuz I don't do you know what I mean? But but when I opened the door I was I was like are you and

potentially other member of the cast like living it out this [ __ ] I put a I put a lot of smut on [ __ ] that

are not on time. That's interesting. I put a lot of smut on people. That's interesting. I think

it's related. If you didn't have time to be on time here, then it's safe to assume there's other areas you didn't

have time. I would I would agree with like cleaning a car. No, I agree with that. Oh, that's interesting. I agree with that. You know, somebody comes to

like detail the cars like here while we're again. Don't you know Flip called me and

asked for the portable car wash [ __ ] to come pull up doing my car right now? No, my man. My man. Wait, really? Yes. I got

a homeboy that do it. Yes. Right now. Send me his info. Why would I send it to you? Right. Get him from Cory.

Yeah. My man do it. Will he Will he get the snow off? Shut the [ __ ] up. Yes.

Yes. He'll get the snow on. Yeah. Tell Tell him he can go right. You know, tell him it's right in the front. Hell yeah.

Got rid of that old car washer, right? Hey, the old [ __ ] he wasn't doing it

right. [ __ ] scrape wasn't right. You know what I mean? Got rid of him. Wasn't sufficient. That's zero.

Oh [ __ ] What did uh Shannon Sharp? What did Shannon Sharp say about Nicki

Minaj? What did Shannon Sharp say about? Says NFL then Shannon Sharp apologizes

to Nicki Minaj after Diss track. Nicki dissed him on a song and said that he

said something. I don't know what he said, but Nicki shot at him on the song with Wayne. Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull it up. Pull it

up. Pull it up. Let's hear it. I got to hear Oh, the diss track. I want to hear I don't want to read a diss track. I want to hear it. That I can do. Okay.

Where did he go? It's on Lil Wayne's band from NA. Okay. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm I'm sorry. I'm just We don't get all

hip-hop from you or pitchfork. Even how you came in. It's on Little Wayne. It's on this track. He did a

recording. He has. All right. Here we go. We got some smoke. Oh, she starts her off.

Okay. That's not a diss. I didn't think that was a deal. I thought I thought that she was explaining more. That's why

I asked to hear it. But if I send you a picture of Shannon, you're not Sharp. I don't know that that is dissing Shannon

Sharp. So, what did Shannon Sharp have to say? He said in the LA in the latest episode of Sharp's Night Cap, blah blah

blah, he said he was Why do we care what Shannon Sharp has to say about a diss track? I mean, this was literally on [ __ ] Billboard. Um, he's But that's

another one of those. Yeah, it's probably going to be on People magazine and a whole bunch of [ __ ] because Shannon Sharp and it started because

Shannon Sharp a long time ago said Nicki who and he explained that he was talking about Nicki Haley the governor of South

Carolina and not Nicki Minaj but he said it was a misunderstanding that when he said Nicki who he wasn't talking about Nicki Minaj but Nicki took it as a disc

which is why she did the Shannon not that sharp thing.

Got it. Right. I'm going back tomorrow. Can't can't give you them four minutes

back, but it's okay. Thanks. And Nikki said something in her um Twitter, too.

She said, "If I send a pic of Shannon, you ain't that sharp." Yeah, [ __ ] You thought I forgot that Nikki who [ __ ] you

did? Laughing my ass off. Just kidding. Here's the

Sinko almost caught a strizzy just by being around your crazy tail self. M.

And that's why Shannon was like, "Look, I don't want no smoking. I want no problems." He's like, "Look, it was all start."

Got it. Got it. All right. Now I understand. Yeah.

Shannon Char, I'm getting to the I'm getting that old way. Somebody got to explain to me the rap the rap business.

I am old. It's all right. Crazy. Good show today, man. Indeed.

Good show today. I was going to read a part a part of this show, but these people are really long-winded in here.

Next part. We haven't done one in a while. Yeah, Wednesday will be back. We'll do a few of them on Wednesday.

Shout out to everybody in a part of the show tier on Patreon. If you are not a patron, please sign up right this

second. Indeed. Even though some funny [ __ ] happened on Patreon the other day.

My girl magically was subscribed to some white girl that she had never seen before. Patreon. You can't put no

YouTube albums in [ __ ] phones on on they trying some [ __ ] out, man. Hey,

subscribe to all them people they put in your feed for the freak. Keep us in your prayers.

Lord knows we need to be there. Until the next time we bid you a do farewell.

Adios dirty a vista arvo. So long goodbye or a simple headnob will

suffice. Remember life is a series of moments. Hey, and moments pass.

Look at Mark. Mark jamming like this. The B [ __ ] I love this song, too. But you just funny on the music. This [ __ ]

made off this song. I don't cuz I wasn't pocket watching, but I'm sure it's a lot. A lot. I'm sure it's a lot. We

never heard from him again. They have to. Well, no, we heard from him. Bobby McFaren. What? Bobby McFaren did. No more pop hits, but he had a string of

like uh independent or what do you call it? Like um like jazz, classical, all

kinds of [ __ ] Grammys. He won Grammys. out to Grammys after. Wow. And shout out to his daughter, Madison McFaren, who's making great music right now. Shut up,

Mark. Enough of you. Enough of you. Enough of him now. God damn it. Careful

what you ask. Godamn. Yeah. No, now we now we cutting it off with Madison. Since he got

restorative justice for Bobby McFaren's daughter. [ __ ] him. Oh, let's see.

What is everyone doing for Father's Day? Come on, give it to me before we leave.

I have no idea. I'm going go see Pops. Whatever my girl prescribed. Same. I got to I got to I'll be in Chicago on

Sunday. By the way, if anybody is in Chicago, I'll be at St. Sabina Church. Come unarmed. Be a bear mace at home.

Come with just your spirit and message, right? Otherwise, don't come with no CIA

[ __ ] If you really want to see Jesus, bring some bear mace.

He going to hit that [ __ ] fast. Amen.

[ __ ] Oh, man. All right. So, Ish is waiting

to talk to wifey, see what's going on. Mark uh is going to speak somewhere, of

course. Yes. Parks is going to see his dad for the seventh time. Just this

month. This guy. Every week he's down here once a month. Mel, will you be spending

Father's Day with a dad out there? Huh? With your Hey. Well, the daddy

[Music] probably not, but I'm going to go protest this weekend. Are you What are

you What are you protesting? It's uh the No Kings protest that's happening nationwide in defiance of Trump and the

administration and their [ __ ] Okay. Um and also just for everybody out there, if you happen to see cops on

horses that are attempting to beat you, um well, this might be too late. Go the other way. Well, it might be too late.

some of the things that you can do. You kind of deserve it if a [ __ ]

on a horse. That's not the message we want to send. I'm just kidding, y'all. Right. Like, right. You can y'all are

interrupting the message. Horses don't go in reverse cuz you saw you saw the video. You saw the video. Okay. Well,

just a little um little bit of information. Well, you know, Ice is taking away people that they shouldn't.

Yes, I know. Yeah. And you still going to take your ass out there and protest something? Mhm. Okay. Oh man, we about

to lose our sisters. Child, let's see what happens. Going to be at the next Kendrick show.

Let's see what happens. Anyways, as it relates to horses, you can buy something called Predator P. Okay. Huh? Predator

P. We done, baby. We done. No, Joe. I want to hear about No, no, no. Predator P.

I want to help. How many ads do you want to do in the same episode? It's something that I learned. It's something

that I learned. Say it on on your podcast what you learn. Pushing pee. Push. Predator. They

want to know. Predator pee. Go ahead. So, you got to start cutting that thing, but go ahead. Okay. Predator pee. I

don't want the pee. Horses do not like this the smell and

they will predator pee. Yeah. B they the predator pee like coyotes wolves bear

the scent of their pee will send them wanting to be away send me away back to the bears again. I'm just saying you're

back to bear [ __ ] Okay, let me ask you. You're supposed to hold a wolf pee in where? Well, you have it in like a

little spray bottle. Just spritz, spritz, spritz, and the like [ __ ] for the rest of the spills in your pocket

[ __ ] she already don't pick up daisy [ __ ] with just a bag. Now, we think she

about to carry around predator people. The whole point is to deter the horse from wanting to be around you, hence the

cop that's trying to beat you with a stick. Just to be clear, are we sure that that won't get you arrested for assault on on on a police animal? You're

not spraying the horse. You spray the ground around you, the horse will want to back away. Also,

horses do not like the smell of eucalyptus. So, if you have like eucalyptus on you, if you'll back, that's a little more pleasant than

coyote. You're in. I got some guy piss in a bag. You ain't going to bag. No [ __ ] at the protest smelling like eucalyptus. Damn, she's fine, but she

smells like piss. Smell like Vic. You smell like hogs and

coyote piss. Yeah. Uh before we go, I did want to get

uh our brother Mark Lamont's uh opinion on uh Memphis Bleak saying [ __ ] that reading [ __ ] That feel like a patriot

topic, but I didn't hear that. I I heard he said books aren't that important. He said books aren't. Don't listen to him. That's the No, he

didn't. Whatever. He said books don't do the don't have the value for him. That that What was the exact quote? I hope I

never hear [ __ ] that [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. He Yeah. He said he he didn't say [ __ ] that reading [ __ ] but he was saying books don't do it for him. Not that big

a like. Don't listen to that. Read y'all. Read books. Read a lot of them. Get information and preferably from a

black bookstore. Preferably uncle Bobby's.com. Yeah. If Mel could do it, I could do it. Mel going to start cutting

us in that ad money. She'd be doing five ads per body. Not. Why is this on my elbow there? Then

why am I put product predator pee? Mel, it's up.

Girl, you have to stop. You know, I'm just trying to teach people about

some things. Teach on your part. I know it's not. Don't teach no more up here. It's not an ad. I just I'm trying to

teach people. Just, you know, the sweatuit you had on wasn't a bad ad either. I didn't say a word about it.

You said something. Well, you don't have to say a word for things to be had. Sometimes

it really They went with my shoes. They went with my nails. Look, my some fans said them shoes were like while they

sent them. I'm telling you what the fans at. Ma magically you got some feet riz right

after Wle leave. Y'all are straight [ __ ] haters. I did see the shot. She shout out her brother. Was he Arab or

Indian? You you you literally you literally tagged him in Instagram. Yeah, but why you being so Mel thinks that when she

tagged people on Instagram, you can't see. Last time she tagged a [ __ ] on

Instagram, it didn't work out the greatest. No, you guys [ __ ] my whole [ __ ] up. But anyhoos anyhoos. No, his

family [ __ ] your whole [ __ ] up. Like what normally happens. The baddies are

insecure. No, they're not. The baddies are fine.

They're getting ad money. Just tell them this. Um, happy Father's Day to all the

fathers out there, man. Happy Father's Day, guys. Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. Follow everybody. Take

my dad to get some brunch, some eggs, man. Something like that. I'm like, "Didn't you just trash your son for

trying to take you to brunch?" Say the same [ __ ] Didn't you just say your son it was [ __ ] up to take you to brunch for for Father's Day? Well, I asked my dad what he wanted and he said, "I just

want to go to brunch with my kids." Fair enough. And he wants me to fund the Puerto Rico trip. Ah, there we go. There

we go. That's not so bad. That's That's a good balance. Depending on how many prostitutes you want to order, like

the the trip could cost this price, right? Crazy. But if you get the condo, it's over. Or it could cause crazy. I

don't know what I don't understand about wives. Yo, if you know, you know what? Forget

it. Please. Great shot. You've been driving your husband up a wall all year,

what the [ __ ] do you think you doing in DR?

I'm not talking about my dad. I mean, other people. Like, dog, [ __ ] is going

there. Yo, [ __ ] are so [ __ ] they think we just going out there, [ __ ] Anyway,

yo, this guy's great show today, y'all. Hold it down. Shout out to Ice and Flip. Shout out to

Ice and Flip and Ice when they come pick me up.

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for daddy. JBP JBP. Where would you be without the JBP?

[Music] No.

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