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Episode 838

Thank You For That, That Was Informative

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 838, “Thank You For That, That Was Informative,” released June 30, 2025. The greatest pod in the world opens up its latest episode with homie court (2:54) before Joe shares about going to his brother’s graduation and parenting kids who may or may not want to go to college (20:39). The JBP then reacts to Jeff Bezos having a $50 million wedding in Venice (40:00), the 2025 NBA Draft (1:04:01), and T-Pain comments about Drake not taking his own advice to exit gracefully from the music industry (1:16:34). In new music, a record from Rick Ross & Pharrell (1:39:40) and Wale releases a new freestyle (1:44:50). Also, July 4th is around the corner (2:02:45), closing arguments in the Diddy case (2:13:47), The New York Times releases its 100 best movies of the 21st Century (2:33:08), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Thank You For That, That Was Informative

In this episode

  • 2:54The greatest pod in the world opens up its latest episode with homie court
  • 20:39Before Joe shares about going to his brother’s graduation and parenting kids who may or may not want to go to…
  • 40:00The JBP then reacts to Jeff Bezos having a $50 million wedding in Venice
  • 1:04:01The 2025 NBA Draft
  • 1:16:34T-Pain comments about Drake not taking his own advice to exit gracefully from the music industry
  • 1:39:40In new music, a record from Rick Ross & Pharrell
  • 1:44:50Wale releases a new freestyle
  • 2:02:45July 4th is around the corner
  • 2:13:47Closing arguments in the Diddy case
  • 2:33:08The New York Times releases its 100 best movies of the 21st Century
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 838 Transcript

Full transcript of Thank You For That, That Was Informative (3:09:37 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

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

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

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

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

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    Enjoy the show. I see what you're doing. Making a lot of money. Did you put that

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    out, too? Why does he know?

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    Cuz he's intuitive. [ __ ] What? [ __ ] Is it out? Are we

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    recording? Yes. Oh, it's out. What are you looking at me for? I didn't

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    talk to him. I didn't talk to him about nothing.

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    I mean, I only said throughout the whole piece, "Hey, I'm putting this out." I didn't know it came up. The whole

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    throughout the entire piece, I'm sitting there saying, "Yo, I'm putting this out." I did not I did not said it 100

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    times. I literally Why did everybody hear that and I didn't? Cuz you were in the midst of He said that [ __ ] but he

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    was like, "Yo, I'm telling y'all, I'm Maybe maybe it was because I was like in in extreme emotional distress."

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    And so was the other party. So, we were not focused on that. That possibly could

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    be the reason. I'm not going to lie. Audience, welcome. He didn't say it. Welcome. Welcome. First of all, we are

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    so happy to have you. Please take your shoes off at the door. Get comfy. Mikasa Yukasa Sue [ __ ] and

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    Sue Kasa and Free Sue. God damn it. And shout out

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    to S from back in the day. Anyway, uh hate to open up with internal beef, but

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    as many of you predicted this week, it's begun.

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    Yes, there's a lot of uh help me with strife coming from the right,

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    what the Republicans did. No, the right

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    specifically the right the right. They the right right here. It seem like you just treat

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    us how you want to treat. So this is homie court. Oh [ __ ] And that's when it get when you beefing with your girl

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    about who watched the dish and she say something like that. It just seems like for the last 8 months you've been

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    disconnected. It's like wait what? How did I get here? You tricked me. The

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    [ __ ] compared you to his me. I know. I heard him. Oh [ __ ] My my god turning on

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    me now. So [ __ ] said this. [Applause] Listen. Let me hear you, man. Listen, so

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    we open with a brief homie court.

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    And I guess that's me. Yes. You want to start first, ma'am? You got two cases.

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    A brief homie court. That's crazy. We got the greatest show on turf coming your way. I promise. Get get a vice. Get

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    comfy. Grab some Uggs. Okay. Well, let me address the court.

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    Um, if you are asked, hey, how do you feel about this being put out? And your

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    response is, I'm incredibly uncomfortable with that reason A, B, and C.

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    What's A, B, and C? Your reasoning. The reason the reasoning, which includes the other party, you know. Okay. Okay.

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    Does that not indicate to you that I am extraordinarily

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    um against this being put out? And I also want to mention that we do discuss

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    that we all have, you know, the um the ability to say edit that part out. We're

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    told that constantly, aren't at least once an episode. I agree. As a courtesy, I don't know about once an episode, but

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    yeah. Yeah. It's so frequent. But do we also recognize that

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    that is a courtesy? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm out. I'm I'm Yes. You are. It ain't

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    your case yet. Yes. Yes. It's It's a courtesy. Okay. So then Hold up. Hold up. Let him

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    go. If if it's a courtesy, then that means we don't really have the autonomy to say take it out. Third case. Thank

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    you. I disagree with that. But continue. Just the ability to say that is a courtesy. Cuz if you go somewhere else, you can't say say that. That's where the

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    courtesy come. But okay, I see I agree. But kind of ties into our conversation later. I think it does. It definitely

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    does. But um then we don't have the capability to do that. Not to control

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    the edit, but the ability to say, "Hey, I would like that edited out is a is a courtesy." True. Got it. I Melissa Ford,

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    do you recognize Okay. So then it's Melissa Ford, do you recognize that as a

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    courtesy? Yes or no? No. Why? Why not? because it it if that's

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    the case, if it's a courtesy, but you're going to make your decision anyways and it disregards what my feelings are, then

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    after I give evidence as to why I think it's not a good idea to put it out, then it's just lip service.

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    That feeds into the courtesy piece. H like the the the the owners are giving

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    you a courtesy. A courtesy to express your opinion. Express it. Oh, wow. Okay.

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    Yeah. So, when you say you have the ability to have things edited out, not true. Exactly. It isn't. Gotcha.

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    But you do have the ability question. You don't. You don't. Maybe not always,

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    but you do. Okay. We've all had something up here that we've said, "Hey, can you take that out?" And it has been

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    taken out. Yes. Yes. So then it does exist there, too. But also in just not

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    100% of the time. Why ask me if I want if it's okay to put this in and then you're going to do it anyway when I

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    express I don't want this. Also, in said footage, he repeated constantly, "Yo, I'm putting this out." Just so you both

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    know, I he repeated about like five times. I heard him. I agree. Can I take the stand now? Yeah. But if if you are

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    saying, "Yo, I'm putting this out. I'm putting this out. I'm putting this out." So all the parties know that after the fact, why ask? You're comfortable with

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    this being put out. He should ask that. He should just say, "Yo, I'm putting this [ __ ] out." That too. Or that could be a way of saying shut the [ __ ] up. No,

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    that could be a way of reminding you that this is going out. I feel I took when he was saying, "Yo, I'm putting this out. I'm putting this out. I'm

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    putting this out as yo, y'all should shut the [ __ ] up." That's what I thought. And do this later because I'm

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    putting it out. That That's why I would have stopped. He He even told Parks, "Take this.

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    I'm putting this out." He said that. Well, both parties were I

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    thought you was aware, but he was aware. No. Can I take the stand?

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    Fine. Can I take the stand? Go ahead. You swear the true truth to the whole truth. On game on God. No. Dead ass.

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    Turn down a little bit. Yeah. Pause that for a minute. Two members up here have a spat. One

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    person started that spat on main airwaves. One person set that

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    spat off to another person. True. But you kind of you kind of yo, wait, hold on. Thank you. No, no, no, no, no, no.

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    Wait, wait, hold on. That's not true. That's not true. That's not true. Started the spat was her saying, "Did I

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    do something to you?" That's the start. It's not a It's not a start. It's a question. That was a question. We don't

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    get there without that question. You a legend. We don't get there without that question. So, that is the start. Before

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    that, have y'all talking over each other. Pause it for a minute. That is definitely I heard you whisper to Mel

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    to don't you got some [ __ ] to get off to? I heard you say that. Don't you got some [ __ ] to get off Mark? You said that to her. I not in the footage that I

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    seen. That's not true. Oh, so you edited that part. I dog I had no idea that Mel

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    was going to do that to to Mark. Number one, and number two, for reasons that can't be said,

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    Mark was in a different zone. That's true. He was. Yes, he was. That is also I'm not scripting that. I said, "Yo, I

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    promise we coming to y'all soon." Mel said, "Yo, do you have an issue with me?" Because she misunderstood something

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    that was being said. He said he was saying something trying to be an ally. She misunderstood it. Fired at that

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    [ __ ] I didn't fire Mark is articulate. So he ain't us. So he going to slow walk

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    the dog like he did. And at the end of it, Mel Yeah. at the end of it.

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    Objection to the usage of the word dog. At the end of it, don't get

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    disrespectful. It was a I know. I understand. But keep going. See, that's

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    what happened then. Yeah. Keep I understand the term walk the dog. I get that. I get the disrespectful. I know. I

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    commentary. So, so listen, Mark is articulate. He slowwalked the dog to whereas it was tough to misunderstand

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    what just occurred. Mhm. And then I said, "End it." And throughout the whole clip, I'm saying, "Hey, I'm putting this

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    out. I'm putting this out." And you're doing that while cameras are rolling and mics are on in a main pod. I only

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    stopped it from the main because it was disrupting our groove. I didn't think it was so bad. When I watched it back, it

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    was it was pretty dope. I sent it to Mark. Bomb. Yo, lay eyes on this. Tell

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    me what you think. He hit me back. Yo, I think this is dope. The discourse is important. It shows how we can heal. It

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    shows how we get through. He hit me with all of this [ __ ] He said, "I think it's great." And I wasn't going to send it to

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    Mel because I know Mel a little bit, but it's not right. It's only fair. So, I sent it to Mel. Bomb. Hey, lay odds on

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    this. Let me know what you think. I think we both were triggered and there's

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    clearly a lot of pain. Okay. That's not how I said it. And I said, "Wait, what?"

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    That's not how I said it. That's not how I said it. And it didn't go out. So, no,

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    it did not go out. Oh. Oh, it didn't go out. No, it didn't go out. So, what are we talking about? What the [ __ ] Was

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    triggered again. Yo, put that [ __ ] It didn't go out. No, it didn't go out. Put that [ __ ] out. What are we doing? Bro,

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    put that [ __ ] out, bro. Bro, put that [ __ ] out, bro. Professional trigger, y'all. I'm not trigger. Yo, Mel is a [ __ ] manipulator. We are doing it

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    out. How am I a manipulator? Mel, I ain't going to hold you. You by the way you approached that. You had me

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    thinking this was out. I thought it was out. So she don't even know. She don't have no evidence. She has no idea

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    because he you put it out. Did he not make it seem like

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    right now that it was out? Because you had you thinking that it was out, you thinking it's out, you thinking it's out, me not thinking. But that was based

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    on y'all interaction. I I don't know nothing about that. I did not know if it was out or not. I did not know. That's

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    what it seemed like he did by way of this conversation up here.

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    Hey, ladies and gentlemen, yo, I rest my case. That was that was I

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    hold on hold on. Hey, wait, wait a minute. Hey, shout out

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    to all the listeners out there. Hey, who

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    goes? That's funny. Hey yo, hold on, Parks. Hey yo, real quick though, I think you

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    should put it out. I think you should put it out. I did plan on speaking to Mel later about it. I think I think it

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    was dope just so we could lay eyes on it. As long as Marcus, well, both should be fine because listen, I'm telling

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    y'all, I think some I think sometimes we take advant

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    that that little courtesy can be taken advantage of. If you be sitting here on air and you set it on somebody and they

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    respond and that's the end of it.

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    I agree. You set it off on a [ __ ] Did she see? She saw it though. She

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    watch. Let me ask you a question though. What up? If you set it off and steal on a [ __ ]

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    and they eat it and then they scoop slam you.

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    Now what? What do you mean now? What? Now what? You got scoop slammed on the floor. You said it. You don't want the

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    world to see that happen. Well, that's where Rest in peace Q World Star really changed the game. There you go. Like

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    when you get snuffed at the gas station now, there's a possibility that Hey, but everybody might not see it that way.

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    Some people might see it the other way. The fact of the matter is is that that

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    particular type of situation I have dealt with more than anybody up here. More than anybody up here. And I've

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    taken it on the chin every single [ __ ] time. So don't talk to me about me feeling like I'm oh I don't I'm

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    embarrassed or humiliated because he dogwalked me or whatever the case is. That's not what the [ __ ] happened. So

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    stop. No, I'm just paraphrasing right now because y'all lying on us. We didn't

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    slow walk the dog don't mean dog walk you. Okay. That's not what that means, man. Okay. Okay. It just means he slowly

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    got to his point. Yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. But if you didn't feel a

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    way, you wouldn't mind it being put out anyway, especially if Mark said he's fine with it. You obviously feel a way

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    about the dollar. Hey, listen. Listen. Majority rules. Do what you want. Okay. That's what I majority rules. Do what you want. Majority does not rule. I I've

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    expressed discomfort with that. I've just I've expressed And that should be the end of it. But hey, majority rules.

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    Do what you want. Right. That's her trauma joker she laid down.

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    That's that trauma [ __ ] joker that she lays down. Yeah. Get the [ __ ] out of here with that [ __ ] It ain't You ain't

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    about to guilt me. This [ __ ] ain't It ain't out. You ain't about to guilt me. This [ __ ] ain't out cuz we love you. Get

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    the [ __ ] out of here. Oh my god. See, that's We love you. They about to guilt us because of how we love you. Get the

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    [ __ ] out of here with that. Mhm. Okay. This is just another hot segment now.

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    Anytime y'all would just let me start. I'm Please. Let's just get started. No. No. Wait. Oh, no. Only one case. Okay.

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    Now it's pay-per-view time. Well, well, here's the thing. I'm I'm

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    make it short and brief. Um, while I was shaking ass in Nashville, handling my business. It's a good place to check,

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    guys. Um, and I was happy because I know that the JBN is extremely supportive of Queens Flip. I went to the Airbnb to lie

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    down in the AC and I received an email from your team, a deduction email

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    saying that they're going to duck me uh dock me my pay because I missed two days of podcast right back in the court. And

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    um I mean I was fine with it. I mean I saw the price, I didn't like it. I was angry.

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    And then I started to be fine. I said, you know, I know the game. I'm making money. But then I got mad again because

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    the principality of it, right? Yeah. You just leak. Not you. It just the numbers leaked.

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    So now the numbers leak and now you want to come at your man for the I don't like

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    that. I have a problem with it. I called Ian, told him how I felt about it. I still feel how I feel. I felt the way so

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    much that I flew in early. I was supposed to arrive at 3:00 p.m. I was going to go to sleep at home. I'm fresh

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    off a flight and I'm tired as [ __ ] But you know what? Dedication is important. I'm going to show him and everybody out

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    there and the JBN, they can't stop me. You ain't going to stop this. But you going to pay, brother.

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    Can I take the stand real quick? Yeah. Yeah. Take it. Rock out. The days that they said that you missed, did you miss

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    them? Except for today. But yes. Well, today hadn't happened yet. Yes,

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    when the email got sent. Yes, true. So, did you miss the day that they said you missed? Yes, I did. And do you have that

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    that verbiage in a contract where that happens? I shot Ian and Mark show, so I

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    thought it would be good. I thought I could pull a movie.

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    Listen, man. Look, I just want to get to work. We going to talk about this privately. And I ain't going to lie. I

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    sent your man a message to a lawn joint and un sent it and he un sent it like a [ __ ] cuz you was at the graduation. Oh

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    yes. He was and I knew you at the graduation cuz he didn't you know. Oh you you ain't get that. Yeah. My phone wasn't working. No I got to listen.

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    Yo fans, I've been watching Think Pieces all week, man. Y'all called the [ __ ]

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    Y'all said it would happen. Man, the right side is going berserk.

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    What the f pieces say about me and him? I'm dumb. I'm not even doing this with you, man. Let's get Let's get the show

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    started. You ain't seen No thank you. No, I watched every one of them. Anyway, listen. I don't even need to intro this

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    [ __ ] now. Like, like I had an intro. I thought it was pretty fire, but I was

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    Yeah, we we now mic check. Mic check. Shout out to wherever you might be listening from. We love all of y'all.

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    Yeah, they going to think we a whole payroll, but [ __ ] I like this song. I was in M when this [ __ ] dropped, boy. DJ

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    had the exclusive. Yo, we got a great show lined up for y'all. Shout goddamn

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    bad. Go ahead. Let it rock. That's the anthem. Get your damn Hey,

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    not guilty. Y'all got to feel me.

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    That concludes homie court. You can do that from your phone. Yeah, he got like a DJ app on his phone, right? Why you

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    trying to sell my secret? That's crazy. That's crazy. You want me to start telling the inside scoop about what

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    happens behind the scenes and Flip the Network? No, he No, he does not want you to do that. No, no, no. Listen, you can

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    ask me that. No, he does not want that to happen at all. He don't want that to

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    happen. He just sold me in the lobby. No, he don't want nobody. He He's Yeah.

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    Invisible NDAs, boy. He got them with us. You know what? To share the flip

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    network, detail. Uh, hi. Hey,

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    I don't have all the drops. So, I got you. Uh,

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    oh, that's most of them. That's most of them. Yeah.

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    Mark's not even here. So, Oh, he's

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    look. I got Damn it. See, you say [ __ ] on air. You say [ __ ]

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    on air and they be mad when when [ __ ] that's trying to do a show. You know what I mean? But I respect you. So I

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    just be number That's not fair though. That's not fair. Mel's in a tough spot. She does take a lot of up here. But she

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    does. But Mel is also she also takes advantage. Welcome to episode 838 of the Joe Button podcast. No, you do take

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    advantage of what episode 838. Welcome to episode 838 of the Joe Button podcast. I'm your humble, gracious,

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    grateful, highly favored host, Joe Button here with some really amazing people. This broadcast is brought to you by, fueled by, powered by Prize P. Prize

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    Pix Gang. To my right, the legendary Melissa Fe.

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    Big Queen Flip in the building. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm here. Fresh off the flight. First class. First cast flip.

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    Oh, you did first class. I did. Stop playing with him, man. On the short on the short notice, come home. I had to

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    get that money back. Playing with him, boy. Had to get that money back. Huh? And where you was at? Memphis. Where you with? I was at I was in Nashville.

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    Hot chicken. Yeah, it's not about that. Yes, I did. King Waw Wa. Antoine is here. Big

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    himself. Uh, the Freeziest of them all. Freeze is here. Yo yo yo. Big Parks is in the building. Po is here. Cory is

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    here. Erikson is here. Savon and Tan are here. by remote last, but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. Shout out to each and every

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    last one of y'all. Shout out to new people as well. I know it's a bunch of y'all. Uh, shout out to Patronis and

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    Shout. And shout out to the patron always. And

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    shout out to the patronis. How y'all doing? Great. Doing good, man. Doing good, man. Here. Good. Good. Got that

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    little heat wave over. Yeah. Word. Hot as [ __ ] I ain't going to hold you. How you feeling, man? I feel good. How was

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    your brother's graduation? Oh, my brother's graduation. Shout out to my

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    brothers. Uh uh my little brother graduated yesterday. My other little brother's graduating right now. So,

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    shout out to Ethan and Anthony. Uh I did go to the graduation because why not? Glad you went. Happy you went. Mhm. Uh

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    oh my, where do I begin here? Was it indoor or outdoor? Indoor. Okay. Okay, that's good. Well, how was the AC

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    indoors? It was cool. It was cool. It was a private school, so it wasn't a long a long graduation. Like it wasn't a

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    whole bunch of kids like, "Oh, that's the best." Yeah. This was a private school. All of these kids uh when they

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    put their face on the big projector screen, they they already had the college that they were going to most of them. How much scholarship money they

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    got and all that other [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. So, so that was real fly. I did. They want to stop and pod with you. No, no,

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    no, no, no. Not at all. No. I'm too old now. Nobody. The principal knew who I was. Okay. Uh yeah. He said I ain't need

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    a ticket. So, shout out to him. But, you know, ticket to graduation apparently is a big deal.

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    My little sister didn't go. It's a few people that didn't go cuz the ticket restriction all the way to kindergarten.

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    Yes, definitely. It ain't just They don't play. Yeah. So, I I do appreciate the gesture. Awkward conversation, too.

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    Yeah. You're right about that. Yes, it is. Yeah. So, uh, but, uh, yeah, we had

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    a we we had a we had a good time. That's all it

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    matters. I cried the whole time for

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    First of all, for real, I I cried the entire time.

  • 22:19

    Anytime. Such a [ __ ] Come with the saludiator. The The salad

  • 22:26

    The saludiatoran. What do you say? What is it? Saludiatoran. Saludiatoran. get up there like these is young kids. Yeah,

  • 22:34

    he's right. They parents, they brothers, they is in the audience like they get up there and just they

  • 22:41

    talk about how tough the school is. So they get up there start talking about their SAT scores, the attendance, the

  • 22:47

    four years. They start talking to the teachers about, you know, bring you back a little bit. I dropped out, but I

  • 22:53

    remember some of that [ __ ] Oh, we couldn't get through this without Mr. bass encouraging us the whole way.

  • 23:01

    Oh, Mr. Charles, those tests was hard. Oh, we stayed up all night facetiming

  • 23:07

    our friends to get through it. But we got Nah, but it's a graduation, so it wasn't

  • 23:14

    no noise. I'm joking. It was the silent tears. So, you just sitting there chilling really and just

  • 23:19

    tears just you keep trying to wipe them on the low. I'm like, nope. Them [ __ ]

  • 23:25

    just keep rolling out, [ __ ] I might have cried when the perfect attendance [ __ ] wanted.

  • 23:32

    He made it every day. It's so tough. It's so tough to do it.

  • 23:38

    No, for real. And it's so And then in the beginning of the graduation, they had Duke come out and me and my dad is

  • 23:45

    sitting there as musicians. So he come out with the bagpipe or whatever the [ __ ] that machine was. Just make you cry

  • 23:51

    sometimes. Just be sad. Just sad. He had the skirt on. He started doing his [ __ ]

  • 23:57

    Damn. It sounds like people crying. Yeah. But he was playing a baseline.

  • 24:03

    This is an interesting instrument. He playing the baseline that never stopped. And then I swear he played like 11

  • 24:10

    different songs with them [ __ ] My dad going to tap me and say that's

  • 24:16

    one of the toughest instruments in the world to play. And I'm like, "Yeah, man. Should look

  • 24:22

    hard." He's on his ninth song, but My black people don't play that [ __ ] But they ain't answer me. So it's not

  • 24:28

    very like rhythmic. It's very droney. But the way the song was coming out like

  • 24:35

    it's like the white church. It's like the white church organ guy. The same sound. But and when a black guy gets on

  • 24:40

    the organ, it's a different. So I would like to see the black guy on the on this instrument here. This bag pipe or

  • 24:46

    whatever it is. But cool. He played nine songs. That was fly. And then whoever got up there to sing bag pipes. I guess

  • 24:52

    the whole school knew this singer person, the the teacher that could sing and she got up there and she was black.

  • 24:58

    So So now she did the Star Spangle Banner, but it was like a black woman is

  • 25:04

    up here. 77 runs and [ __ ] Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

  • 25:14

    Got to balance out. Oh, this is the remix.

  • 25:20

    And the Rockets. right? Wait, wait, wait. And then right when

  • 25:26

    the last song of the Star Spangle Banner, she went in to lift every voice and sing. So, she she went right into

  • 25:34

    that. She cross and she remixed the [ __ ] out of that one, but she had a great voice. So, I mean, go ahead.

  • 25:43

    to victory. To victory to I thought I was up there.

  • 25:50

    But all right. Cool. Cool. A bunch of awards. Oh, no. And then I fought with

  • 25:56

    my dad. About what? Oh man. And then I fought with my dad, which is why I didn't want to come to this [ __ ] in the

  • 26:01

    first place because I didn't graduate. So I know I'mma sit here and cry. And me and you don't have the same views when

  • 26:08

    it come to these things. Okay. I don't understand.

  • 26:14

    Long story less long. Two twin brothers

  • 26:19

    going to the same college. Okay. Oh, are they? Yes. But they went to different high schools. Yes. Interesting.

  • 26:27

    One is very excited to go. The other one not so much. Not so much.

  • 26:35

    Okay. And now Pop is telling me. The other one is in the house like kind of Ethan.

  • 26:42

    Ethan kind of quiet to himself. Ethan cool. So he quiet to himself. He like

  • 26:48

    nice things. He's recognized that about himself and he knows that he wants to make a lot

  • 26:54

    of money. So I want to start a business. That's what he wants to do. Pop is like

  • 27:00

    he can do that and go to school. Yeah. Cool.

  • 27:06

    Pop said, "Cuz now, first of all, now you triggering me cuz he talked to me like I'm his brother."

  • 27:13

    I don't I don't know if Pop know that I'm his kid sometimes. He's sitting

  • 27:18

    there saying me and me and my kids have a deal. Wait, what? We at the graduation and you

  • 27:27

    got to stir up this deep trauma. I ain't signing paper.

  • 27:34

    got all these 40 years of trauma that me and you ain't never really kicked in the back

  • 27:42

    and I'm at the graduation and this [ __ ] says, "Yeah, me and my sons, we had a deal." Your sons said, "Yo, yo, I ain't

  • 27:50

    get I didn't get that. I ain't get that contract, you know. I'm Yeah, but cool. I don't

  • 27:56

    say that. Got it. Got it." He said they I told them, "Got to go to college. Got

  • 28:02

    to go to college. Got to go to college. this is instilled in you for their whole life and if you do that I will support

  • 28:07

    you in anything you want to do. I said, "Oh, that's a trick."

  • 28:13

    I said, "Because if somebody don't want to go to college, then who gives a [ __ ]

  • 28:18

    that you supporting them in something that they don't want to do? And why do we So start telling me I told him once you go to school, you can't come back

  • 28:24

    home." I said, "Excuse me?" I said, "Oh, so you about to have your first run with

  • 28:30

    a rebellious kid and you don't know what that look like yet cuz now what you going to do when he can't come back

  • 28:35

    home, but he ain't [ __ ] with school. So now he go [ __ ] the old the older chicken town like all of us do. Get her

  • 28:41

    pregnant, live with her, and now you got now. And now Yeah. Now now that's the world that you living in now. Like do

  • 28:47

    you want to play these games? Yo dog, you gave a positive side. Yeah. You know

  • 28:52

    how much it cost to live out here? [ __ ] start doing something else. Yo, when I went to school in in Baltimore, you know, I went to Morgan. Mhm. My

  • 28:59

    [ __ ] most [ __ ] didn't come back home cuz they couldn't afford New York prices. Yeah. They never came back home

  • 29:05

    because they couldn't afford to live here. So [ __ ] made a way downaltimore cuz the cost of living was so cheap that

  • 29:10

    if you would have came back here you couldn't afford it. You would have been living with your parents after living on your own for 4 years. That's where our

  • 29:15

    fight goes. My dad thinks because of his thinking from whatever era he come from. That a degree guarantees you $150,000

  • 29:25

    job and up. It guarantees you enough money to sustain yourself. And it don't

  • 29:30

    and I'm saying cuz you know my views are different on this pop. That's not a guarantee today. It's a it's it's less

  • 29:38

    likely to even happen today. And I argue the other side of it. See, cuz I'm part part of me is offended

  • 29:44

    because I'm the example that I'm talking about in front of you. And I came from your dick.

  • 29:51

    But when I say that, he takes That's what he says. I don't want to hear I

  • 29:56

    don't want to hear none of that [ __ ] dog. And not just that, he says, "Yo, you live you live in another world." You

  • 30:03

    do, but you are an out. I'm I'm on your team. I wish that parents would just

  • 30:11

    support their kids sometimes if even if it's in spite of what they think their

  • 30:16

    kid should be doing. I think that there's a happy medium there, too. By the way, if your kid tell

  • 30:22

    if your kid tell you, "Yo, I ain't really feeling college." Like, I would rather do this for a little bit. Mhm.

  • 30:29

    Like I mean my folks I I was kind of I wasn't feeling college, but they're like, "All right, cool. But do some

  • 30:36

    community college shit." And I did that. That was the in between. I didn't go off to a big school and do all that [ __ ] I

  • 30:42

    was like, "No, I'm just going to I'll sit here and do my bartending, make beats in the attic, all that [ __ ] but I I'll get some degree to keep them happy

  • 30:48

    and cool." I think I always say like I I had I have my my younger brother, not ours, mother, mother, younger brother

  • 30:54

    and two of my younger cousins who was like, "Yo, I don't necessarily want to go to college just because I don't know

  • 30:59

    what I want to go for." And they was like, "Yo, I know people that go to college and walk out with just a ton of

  • 31:05

    debt. They not even working in that field. I'm scared to do that cuz they got a little bit more information now, financial side, tons." So my advice was

  • 31:13

    always, "Hey dog, if you don't know, don't do that, but at least trade school." But wait, I push everybody to

  • 31:19

    trade school when that's a good that's a good question. That's like the middle ground. Did you Did you say that they're

  • 31:24

    getting scholarships, partial scholarships or anything like that? They got something going on. Okay. Well, I mean, like that kind of clears at least

  • 31:31

    part of the debt that they would accumulate. I can understand from the parents perspective always wanting your

  • 31:36

    kid to have something to fall back on if you know if passion and dream takes a little

  • 31:43

    in my case I did the the community college [ __ ] which in the first two years of college you know this you went to school you're doing like kind of

  • 31:48

    general [ __ ] anyway so it didn't matter by the time I was done with those two years it was like okay cool I'm just going to go to music cuz I do know I

  • 31:54

    want to be in music so I found music business school yada yada got my bachelor cool oh nice so I think there's

  • 31:59

    a way that you can do that my point to my dad was

  • 32:05

    if a I'm I'm all the way with what you're saying if a kid wants to go to college like don't misconstrue my point

  • 32:12

    like just because my views are what my views are listen when when my son called me and said hey I'm in college and I'm

  • 32:19

    over this [ __ ] she coerced sitting right next to me I said no stay there stay there don't leave stick it out thug it

  • 32:25

    out try your best yada yada yada and this is when I thought I was getting robbed because of pandemic prices at

  • 32:31

    colleges, but I totally stated it. So, it's not because of my views. If you want to go to college, go to college. But if you looking at somebody and they

  • 32:39

    clearly have a creative uh a more creative way of viewing things, I think

  • 32:46

    that you shooting that person in the foot by not by not exploring that. So, I I agree with you. I think it's a

  • 32:52

    conversation, right? That that that's that's all I think it's a conversation. If you go to trade school, go to trade.

  • 32:59

    Again, I own a construction company. So, I think we especially black kids are not going to trade schools enough and we

  • 33:05

    missing out on that, right? Trade school people are making more money than some of these lawyers and doctors make. Sure.

  • 33:10

    Cool. I'm for that. However, I've also been a business owner for a very long time. And I think that some of the stuff

  • 33:18

    that you learn in college, if you go to just be a business major, a finance major, even if you want to go the

  • 33:25

    entrepreneurial route, these things help you on that entrep. Like I'm talking from experience, too, that these things

  • 33:30

    help you on that path. You might not know it, but they will help you. Absolutely. As a parent, yo, it's a

  • 33:36

    really hard job because you want to be supportive and whatever. Yo, if your kids say, "Yo, I don't want to go. I

  • 33:41

    want to go to be in the Peace Corps in Rwanda." You like, "Yo, dog,

  • 33:47

    I got to support you, right? I really don't want you to be going over there, but I got to be supportive." See, my my parent brain, if it were me, would say,

  • 33:54

    "I done watched my kid be locked in a room on a video game for with headphones

  • 34:00

    on in a gamer chair for the last 13 years. People are making millions of dollars

  • 34:07

    doing that." Cuz that's where our conversation led to. Then it led to He's like, "All right, well, paint paint the

  • 34:13

    picture for me." I said, "Well, he can start a business in his own name, and there's streamer kids that are making if

  • 34:19

    you if you fail, you can walk away with 60 grand." Like, so, which is more money

  • 34:25

    than most kids making coming straight out of college. And that's if you completely if nothing goes your way, you

  • 34:31

    can you can walk away with making 50 grand a year. I wouldn't say that's the

  • 34:36

    I think that's a little extreme cuz I think if everything fails, you could just be the kid with one person on your stream and you make $0. Like that's

  • 34:42

    that's a possibility, but I think there is a No, he's got I'm his brother, so I mean, it's a cheat code. I mean, I'm

  • 34:47

    going to go give him the information and tell him exactly what to do and set him up that we always talk about financial

  • 34:53

    literacy and and and and gaining understanding. So, if you close-minded

  • 34:58

    to the information, then you just shut a world off. So, you don't even allow the anomaly to be birthed. True. You don't

  • 35:05

    you you shut the door in that. So, no, I would I would I told my dad the interview, I was so mad at him. I said,

  • 35:11

    I got him. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about I'm going to give him the information he need and he going to be good. But if you want to explore

  • 35:16

    that, let him. Yeah, he should be allowed to. But if you're going to force him away 2 hours away to college,

  • 35:22

    listen, man. I told my mom when she sent me away to school and we'll close this cuz I'm probably dragging it. But [ __ ]

  • 35:28

    I think this is going a great resonate with this. Are you crazy? Up to this day, my father's still telling me go to

  • 35:34

    school. I said, man, I'm a grown man. So now I'm sitting there [ __ ] depressed doing a whole flashback of of my history

  • 35:41

    because I told my mom, "Yo, don't send me away to school." She sent me away to school scared of what I would do in a

  • 35:47

    Jersey City school. So I went out there where a boarding school, a different

  • 35:53

    structure and environment. I done learned all this [ __ ] and now I go back to Jersey. You want to put me in a regular high school? That's not going to

  • 36:00

    work for me, right? You're not paying attention that you you missed how my mind was working. That wasn't going to

  • 36:05

    work for me. I was so shocked when I got to Lincoln High School in Jersey City that they was allowing us to go home and

  • 36:11

    wanted us to come back. I couldn't believe it. Until my

  • 36:17

    lunchtime or just when period I come from a boarding school. Got it. Got it.

  • 36:22

    If I go home after I done been around all the girls, done [ __ ] got drunk at lunchtime. I'm not coming back here

  • 36:28

    tomorrow. But that was me. Did you thrive in the boarding school?

  • 36:34

    What's thrive? No. Do well. Yeah. Did you do well academically? No. But by by then I wasn't trying to do well

  • 36:39

    academically, but I was I was bored with school from earlier because I was ahead of wherever they was teaching. So, and

  • 36:45

    that's that's a lot of that is where it starts right there. There was there was no mental stimulation for you in school.

  • 36:50

    They didn't have like advanced classes or it was like some probably racial biases or some [ __ ] Wasn't school.

  • 36:56

    Yeah, that was early. That was But it starts there. Well, that's why you'll check out of school. Well, that's why

  • 37:01

    the graduation just rs up all of my [ __ ] deep dark hidden like [ __ ]

  • 37:08

    inside that I that I go to bed with. I don't tell nobody. Oh [ __ ]

  • 37:15

    Stupid. Oh [ __ ] Congrats to the brothers for uh congratulations

  • 37:21

    and all the graduates out there. Congratulations. Yeah. No, shout out to everybody graduating this year's class,

  • 37:26

    next year's class. That [ __ ] does look flying. It does look It do look fly. The friend groups, hey, listen. I didn't

  • 37:33

    graduate, so I'm unsure on this, but they had all types of [ __ ] on their cap.

  • 37:38

    We couldn't do that [ __ ] in the '9s. In high school, we just You could. Oh, I

  • 37:44

    didn't really see it. I think we did that in my school, but I don't know if that was going a little crazy. It's been a thing for a while. Depending on what

  • 37:50

    uh uh associations you affiliated with, all of that [ __ ] you could put the Oh, no. No, no, no. People are home dying.

  • 37:58

    Yeah, like I did my daughter's [ __ ] for preschool. What' you put on there? I just had um she's big on Frozen, so I

  • 38:03

    had a bunch of Frozen [ __ ] All the El had her name 2025. Yeah, it went crazy.

  • 38:11

    But yeah, I thought I was about to go to another graduation today. Yeah, Nick

  • 38:16

    just went on and just cried all day

  • 38:22

    cuz then the cry got to a point where this wasn't working. So then you had you couldn't you need

  • 38:28

    the tissue dark shades man? I didn't bring shades cuz I thought I would be cool. That's why you got to go back to

  • 38:34

    the undershirt man.

  • 38:40

    That's crazy. I'll cry. I don't get [ __ ] We know.

  • 38:45

    Yeah, we know. That was crazy. That's crazy. Anyway, no more for me. Graduation is horrible [ __ ] different.

  • 38:53

    What y'all want to start with, man? Your leg young. Oh yeah. [ __ ] you talking about. It's going to be worse. Way

  • 38:59

    worse. What? Yeah. Water work. Yep. It's on. It's on, Dre. Yeah. It's going to be

  • 39:07

    bad. Wor. I'm telling you, it's cool though. It's the stuff that you live for, man. Indeed. That's it. Really?

  • 39:13

    That's it. The moments. Anyway, well, speaking of life changing things, we were going to talk about the the

  • 39:19

    marriage the the Basos marriage in in Venice that Mel was telling us is being Oh, yeah. Another Joe and Mel fight. It

  • 39:26

    was. But yeah, why we keep fighting? I got so much love for you today. I know. I do too. But you know, we sometimes

  • 39:32

    have a difference of opinion and I I think our algorithms might be slightly different. They are. I see you on yours

  • 39:39

    and always get a good little chuckle. I'm not That's what it is. She throws them right to us in the in the group

  • 39:44

    chat. Everybody here does a great job of ignoring male in the group chat. No, you

  • 39:49

    do. I didn't know Gavin Newsome had a podcast. I was I was kind of intrigued by that. Yeah. Yeah, that was that was

  • 39:55

    kind of a surprise to me. But again, like you said, it kind of does track. It tracks. Absolutely. It tracks. So, Jeff

  • 40:00

    Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are getting married this weekend. Star-Sstudded affair, $50 million wedding. He

  • 40:07

    basically rented Venice, the city. They know basically about it. Yeah. Let's

  • 40:13

    start correcting some of this early cuz you you trying to leave out our fight again. Okay. So, I'm getting to that. So

  • 40:19

    the residents and citizens of Venice are really upset and they are and they're

  • 40:24

    protesting. Um one of the things that so they've tried to divert where he all of the things that he had planned, you

  • 40:30

    know. So if you don't know, Venice has a lot of canals. It's basically like built on the water. Yeah. Built on the water.

  • 40:36

    Um so they have threatened to like put like uh alligators or crocodiles or something like that in the water or

  • 40:42

    something like that. At least fake ones in trying to create your thought. Oh, they they they they blew up a little

  • 40:48

    raft with uh uh uh Bezos blow up doll on it. You going to piss me

  • 40:55

    off. Yep. Wow. That's what I'm saying. No, no, no. Bzos, you going leave me

  • 41:00

    alone. I'mma buy your [ __ ] No, hold up cuz I ain't [ __ ] with Mel. You going to piss me off. We We said or I said, "Yo,

  • 41:09

    I want to talk about Jeff Bezos renting out Venice for his wedding." And Mel

  • 41:15

    said, "No, he's not." They got that [ __ ] right out of here.

  • 41:21

    Yeah, they not going to let him do that. So, he had to move and they protested it. And I said, "No, they got to move."

  • 41:27

    Uh, I don't know what news you've been, but I know a milk can make a [ __ ] move.

  • 41:35

    Yeah. I I listen, I seen it with my own eyes. Jeff Bezos spent $55 to $65

  • 41:41

    million for my city. So, and the city accepted

  • 41:48

    it. That's that money. Yes, they did. And what that new roads

  • 41:54

    [ __ ] condos for the whole city. What? So, now what that means is my [ __ ] When

  • 42:01

    me and my friends are walking down the street, well, there's no walking, boating down the street, whatever we do.

  • 42:08

    No, no, no. It might be why I've been in the city. [ __ ] I might put some roads out here right now. I put a hovercraft

  • 42:13

    on these waters. You get your [ __ ] ass back in. [ __ ] you know what? She don't even want to be on the on the

  • 42:19

    water today. Pave all this [ __ ] right now. Actually, my [ __ ] now. You stick your pinky toe in this water, your ass

  • 42:25

    going to jail. When we when when we come down the street, you go in your house

  • 42:31

    and close your windows and shut your blinds. I don't want you [ __ ] looking. And if I see you, then I'm going in your

  • 42:36

    house now, too. My house. No. Yeah, you find actually. Yes, it's my house. I bought all the houses in your family.

  • 42:42

    Yo, who's the captain? I'm the captain now. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you talking about the protesters? Keep your

  • 42:50

    kids quiet. I don't want to I don't want to hear. If I hear a peep days, if I hear a peep out of that house,

  • 42:58

    [ __ ] I'm going to fix y'all real good. Are you crazy? 60 million for three

  • 43:03

    days. [ __ ] You crazy. Got to go. And you and

  • 43:10

    and listen people of people of Venice. He just trying to rent

  • 43:17

    for now. He get hot for now. Buy that whole [ __ ] Piss me off.

  • 43:24

    I'm going to buy this and send y'all to what you call Venus. Yeah. I'm going

  • 43:30

    send y'all to me, [ __ ] [ __ ] wrong with you. Actually, you know what? I'm going to have you assassinated. Like, what?

  • 43:37

    Whatever I want to do. Think about how Yo, that's some big dick [ __ ] Like, yo, I'm going to just rent the whole city.

  • 43:43

    Yeah. Yeah. And y'all talk about y'all don't want no more billion. The city accepted it. You're damn right. Wait, we

  • 43:49

    talking about what? Y'all don't want no billionaires. This is what billionaire [ __ ] is. Yeah. No, I'm with you. Yo, you you want your what? Where? All right,

  • 43:55

    cool. What? Where? What resort? I want I want the city. Oh, all right. I agree

  • 44:02

    with Mark's concept. I disagree with the number that he cuts it at. Like I I

  • 44:09

    wouldn't I think you can earn a billion dollars. Yeah. 100 billions and [ __ ] Once you

  • 44:15

    start getting to But this is [ __ ] you do when you get to that. I just think it should be tax appropriate. Well, yeah,

  • 44:21

    that's the thing. We making jokes, but technically, no. One person should not be able to come. And Mel is right if

  • 44:27

    we're being mature. Or they should. But they should pay their fair share of tax. No, she not right. No, not right, my

  • 44:34

    [ __ ] I'm giving this town or this city I am the stimulus bump million. I think

  • 44:41

    cities should have gatekeepers that that should be able to decline that. He shouldn't be able to rent Venice Joe if

  • 44:47

    we're being mature. I But I'm with y'all. No, we being mature. I'm being mature. Hey dog, I'm giving y'all new

  • 44:53

    books. Police. New police uh vehicles, new hospital shall

  • 45:04

    get back in the house now. Yeah. Yeah. Get back in the house. Yeah. I am the economy. Yeah. What's that?

  • 45:11

    What's their us? I'm just saying for 600 a week. The [ __ ] you talking about?

  • 45:16

    [ __ ] give a [ __ ] 1,200 stem. These [ __ ] out here selling ass 60 for the three days. people in Venice have had a

  • 45:23

    little bit of, you know, difficulty with the tourism industry as it is like it's

  • 45:28

    a it's a very precarious situation in Venice. It's a sinking city basically, you know, and so what sinking as in I

  • 45:35

    could use that $65 million. Sinking as in like no amount of money, [Applause]

  • 45:41

    we going to put some pylons up under this [ __ ] And also there's no guarantee that the officials that have

  • 45:47

    accepted this money are going to disperse it to the citizenry. Wait, wait, wait, wait, hold up a second. I'm

  • 45:53

    trying to disperse that disperse it or listen. Listen for two seconds, Mel.

  • 46:00

    They're not dispersing. How does it benefit? You know what the Italians did? Hold on. Do you know what the Italians did to the world? They're not

  • 46:06

    dispersing. We not dispersing this, [ __ ] We used to take bread. Yeah, we use that.

  • 46:13

    All right, y'all can come back outside. We got rid of Bezos some fresh rolls over there.

  • 46:19

    Come on, man. You know the Italians. Listen, they don't They was They was

  • 46:24

    They had sunlight tax. Uh uh ground tax. Groundhog tax. Groundhog tax. They tax

  • 46:31

    the people. [ __ ] you dead and we keeping this money. Let's basically we arguing about tourism. M tourism is what

  • 46:38

    feeds them cities and be keeping them cities afloat. They could talk all that [ __ ] they want. I totally understand

  • 46:44

    that. But also there's people that tourism is sometimes a scourge to a place. Agree. You know, sometimes when

  • 46:51

    tourists come, you can't guarantee that they're going to be respectful of the place that they're visiting. True, you know, and so if I pay 60 million, I'm

  • 46:57

    not going to be respectful of the place. I'm going tell you ass

  • 47:04

    [Music]

  • 47:10

    money. What What is your Why are you against him getting married? Are you Why are you for Why you taking the people's

  • 47:16

    side? I mean, I'm not necessarily for or against. I'm just You don't m ain't with that marriage. No, I just said no. No,

  • 47:21

    I'm just Oh [ __ ] I didn't Oh [ __ ] [ __ ] I didn't say that. Do you know

  • 47:27

    the story of um Jeff Bezos and Lawrence Sanchez? Please tell us. Fill us in. So,

  • 47:32

    you know that Jeff Bezos was married to McKenzie Bezos who now you know they're divorced and whatever else. The richest

  • 47:38

    woman in the world. Yes. Right. Exactly. Um well, the world I'm not necessarily sure about. One of Oh, one of definitely

  • 47:44

    who is like an amazing philanthropist and she's giving a a lot of her wealth away to you know various charities and

  • 47:50

    philanthropic activities. She's a wonderful person. Okay. So, all right.

  • 47:56

    You ready to grow up? McKenzie and Jeff, they had, you know, a couple that they were besties with. Uhhuh. That was

  • 48:03

    Lauren Sanchez and her husband. Oh, this is a little wife swapping out. Oh, it wasn't a wife swap. It wasn't a wife

  • 48:08

    swap. She was a take. She Jeff started cheating on McKenzie with Lauren. They

  • 48:15

    She found out they got a divorce. I don't even know where Lauren's husband is anymore. Well, now ex-husband. And now he's in the fish. He's in the sea.

  • 48:22

    Now they're together. That's the [ __ ] story. You know who actually did a wife swap? Um was uh Shaniah Twain and her

  • 48:28

    husband. They swapped out with their besties. Gotta be careful of them double dates. No. No. Yeah. So Shaniah Twain's

  • 48:36

    husband said, "I want her." Yeah. He can move him. Yeah. Well, he got her. Yo,

  • 48:42

    dog. How much for the wife? I was just about to say, yo, proposal. I mean,

  • 48:48

    clearly 20 million for your wife. If y'all had Jeff Bezos money, y'all know y'all be doing ignorant [ __ ] I I have

  • 48:55

    told y'all this every chance. I don't know if it would take Jeff Bezos money. Don't let I keep telling y'all. All

  • 49:02

    right. 2500 on the right New York street. You

  • 49:07

    could feel like Bezos for at least 35 minutes before she got to work.

  • 49:13

    Hey, the price drop if you let us still go to work. You got your passport. So clearly if y'all were Lauren Sanchez in

  • 49:20

    this story and you were married and Jeff Bezos and and his hus and his wife were the besties, you would definitely be

  • 49:26

    giving him the eye like, "Yo, I can drop this [ __ ] zero if you get rid of her." Yes. Wait, say you lost me. If

  • 49:32

    you're Lauren Sanchez in this situation and you're married, never you you'd stay with your husband. I would stay with my

  • 49:38

    significant other. Your sign? Yeah. Okay. So he got like 20 million. Jeff Bezos has 400 million for sale. Yeah.

  • 49:45

    For sale. M okay. Oh [ __ ] Okay, that sounds good. Anyhoos, no way are we

  • 49:51

    anyhoozing from Do you think that they're telling uh Do you think that they're fibbing? Yes. You think it's for

  • 49:57

    sale? Thousand%. You think it's for sale in that scenario? Abso fuckingutely. The

  • 50:02

    way you guys talk about if I was a girl, I would be [ __ ] this guy for a

  • 50:08

    heard me says that proudly, too. He says that. I've never seen that. triple down and triple

  • 50:15

    down in it. You have Okay. So, I thought that that was like a collective thought process up here. My bad. Sorry. But

  • 50:21

    yeah. No, actually I if you were in Lauren's position, Yeah. I think you'd be like, I'm going to drop this [ __ ] zero get with a hero.

  • 50:28

    Yeah, boy. What if she with a hero though, huh?

  • 50:34

    That's that's her mentality. She dropped her husband and she first was a hero to

  • 50:39

    her. He ain't a zero just cuz he don't got Bezos money. Okay. Well, clearly she made a decision. True. And she felt like

  • 50:46

    her husband was the zero and she got We don't know what else about this husband. He could have been a monster whooping

  • 50:51

    her ass. That [ __ ] Andy could have his own money. They just could have fell out of love. He might have had another piece

  • 50:56

    somewhere. She was like, "Yeah." Let's create the ideal situation for her

  • 51:01

    cheating. Get a mail. Yeah. Let's Yeah. You're not a love to do that. Yeah. Let's create the ideal situation for her to have been cheating on her husband

  • 51:08

    with the best. But you're creating an ideal situation for him being nefarious being a mut.

  • 51:14

    Yeah. Listen. Oh [ __ ] No. Listen. They got married.

  • 51:20

    The wedding is going on. I see what type of tower y'all. The wedding is going on right now. And that's what it is. Mhm.

  • 51:25

    Okay. And if you say another word, them people in Venice is going to get catapulted.

  • 51:34

    That is some fly [ __ ] Y'all say what? We're not letting dogs off. We let people I think it's fly that's going to

  • 51:40

    take all the water up out of there. I'mma just look at you. I'm going to build a damn get no [ __ ] water. I

  • 51:46

    think that's some fly. People's having like a foam party. Do Do people still have foam parties? Isn't that like when

  • 51:52

    you are he can do what he want? Okay. I'm saying [ __ ] can have a sauerkraut

  • 51:57

    party if he want. What you talking about? Phone parties. You would think it was flat if you was in. Yeah, cuz it

  • 52:04

    would be it' be some nice fob me do. I'm just saying foam parties. Foam

  • 52:09

    parties were cool when you were like in your 20s. The party that you The party that you go to depends on whose phone it

  • 52:15

    is. Okay. All right. Some rich foam. Gotcha. Gotcha. Your man Leonardo DiCaprio has

  • 52:22

    Okay. Listen. So, who's who in that phone? This conversation, it's too rich for my blood. I'm going to shut the My

  • 52:27

    poor ass is going to shut the [ __ ] up. I can't even be talking about this stuff. Y'all go on with your phone parties and

  • 52:33

    your, you know, taking over Venice. What about pool parties that you like to go to?

  • 52:38

    Who told you that? [ __ ] could just see you from the

  • 52:44

    street. Oh, will you go a pool party where you don't live? This [ __ ] is

  • 52:49

    crazy. Yo, what? No, he's telling on me again. She's a legend. She just going

  • 52:57

    cuz they rat. They rat the mel at the pool party.

  • 53:02

    Anyho, she at the pool party outside you lock.

  • 53:09

    Get off me. She don't give a [ __ ] She was at the pool party. Is Mel's

  • 53:16

    body. All right. Her body her choice. All right. First of all, Mel choice.

  • 53:22

    Whose pool party? She's right there. Mel whose pool party? I don't know what he's talking about right now. I think he's

  • 53:28

    talking about last summer when I was hanging out at the pool. But now he's not. That's what he's talking about.

  • 53:34

    Yeah. He talking about some new [ __ ] I don't know. There's no new [ __ ] I haven't even yet. We don't care. Let me

  • 53:39

    live my life. Nothing new. Then let's get off of him all you want. Get off of me. Fall back before they say we

  • 53:45

    harassing you again. Okay. Anyway, so we did it, right? Jeff Bezos is getting married this weekend. Congratulations.

  • 53:51

    And you Venice heathens better shut your [ __ ] traps. Venicious. Hey, I I'll

  • 53:58

    get an extension. You better hold that bas like me leaving hotel. No. Run it back. Yo, late check out. Run

  • 54:05

    it back. Check out. Hey, you know, and black people don't respect the late checkout time. All right. What is the

  • 54:11

    late check out? Noon. Yeah. All right. I just so I know. I'm not leaving. Some

  • 54:16

    places some places is noon. So the cleaning people could get it done and check in by 3:00. Yep. Mhm. Two two is

  • 54:25

    the love. But even if you tell me two, I'm leaving at 3:34. 249. Yeah, I'm not

  • 54:30

    leaving at 2 o'clock. Yo, that's crazy. Why black people don't respect the late checkout? Cuz we ain't getting up that

  • 54:36

    early. No, [ __ ] Cuz that we taking cuz we beautiful. We taking our time, [ __ ]

  • 54:41

    We're not getting putting our lotion on. We putting our [ __ ] good good scent on. That's the dress code for my

  • 54:48

    birthday party. We're your good scent. That's it. Y'all seen Cardi in the

  • 54:53

    castle? Good is relative, my [ __ ] Cardi in the castle. Stefan got her to the castle. He went to the castle for

  • 54:59

    Yeah, I saw that. While we're while we're in extravagant [ __ ] See See that

  • 55:05

    [ __ ] would have rented Venice if he had it too. [ __ ] that's where she shot her uh promo, right? Maybe. I don't know.

  • 55:11

    Yeah, that was where that was where I saw that was the thing I saw. Where was the castle at? I don't know. I' seen the

  • 55:16

    castle. [ __ ] castle. You can you can rent castles. I've Everybody I've spent the night on it before. I mean,

  • 55:22

    sometimes, dude. Ooh, hold up. Hold on. Portugal.

  • 55:34

    Portugal. Such a beautiful man. Do that for real.

  • 55:40

    We know. We We just never did it. Yeah. I mean, I never been to Portuguese. I can't spell Portuguese. We're just poor.

  • 55:46

    We're not Portuguese. You slept in the king's room and [ __ ] like that. Yeah. Like they Oh, of

  • 55:52

    course. back. Who am you? Got busy, right? My

  • 55:58

    ancestor went crazy. You took my My ancestor went crazy your back. The king of Portugal

  • 56:06

    went crazy in this room. I'mma pay you. No, you took my You [ __ ] in the castle. Of course he did. It's your

  • 56:13

    shoe. Yo, it's mine is crazy. So you blushing at me. Did you [ __ ] in the castle? Yeah, [ __ ] You It's It's like

  • 56:20

    a whole I'm burning the castle. I'm [ __ ] in the castle. That's I never [ __ ] in the castle. I'm a [ __ ] in the castle. It's scary though. They They

  • 56:27

    fixed it up. They They fixed it. They modernized it. But it's really a castle. So they had plumbing. Yeah, [ __ ] Think

  • 56:34

    about all the [ __ ] that potentially went on in this place. That [ __ ] is kind of scary. So you went to work.

  • 56:47

    These [ __ ] is idiots, bro. M

  • 56:53

    this guy's an idiot. No, for real. It's just getting busy like this.

  • 57:00

    You can't ask your man a question. Yo, you went to work in there. Yo, leave me alone, my [ __ ] [ __ ] are

  • 57:07

    You just said that all the memories from the old regime of the castle. You be

  • 57:12

    scared. Like, so you had to show out. So you was nervous. You had to show out though. Like were the floors cold? Oh,

  • 57:18

    you on medium. Did you have a Did you have a butler?

  • 57:24

    Did you have a bed wench? I mean, I fig I figure if we're like,

  • 57:29

    you know, asking him if he did refer to bed, I'm not and I'm not Bezos. I mean,

  • 57:36

    I ain't got that like money like that. Okay. This guy is crazy. Did you have a bad witch?

  • 57:43

    Don't do it. Don't do it. Never. Oh man. You just gave the regular [ __ ] though.

  • 57:52

    Regular jackal softy [ __ ] You used the mouth. That's not my

  • 57:57

    regular. No, no. At 50 it is. It got to be you bugging. It's soft.

  • 58:03

    No, no, no. I'm not thinking about body. You had the toe with you. I'm saying at 50 years old today. Some ancient ancient

  • 58:11

    Viagra. What is this? This is the blood of St. Mary.

  • 58:17

    Two squirts in there. It's you a freak. Rub this. Of course

  • 58:24

    you son. You probably as soon as you idiot, bro. Let's lay down real you.

  • 58:29

    Let's lay down real quick. You should You should rent one and go p out of there. Scotland fire, Joe. Scotland or

  • 58:34

    something. It's amazing. Ness. That's why it's important to establish a

  • 58:41

    long-term relationship with your partner like in your late 30s, early to mid4s so

  • 58:48

    that when you hit that 55, 60 and your dick ain't giving what it used to give,

  • 58:53

    she just is love you. She remember what it used to. She just she just Yeah. She

  • 58:58

    just care about you like no one do you the worst, [ __ ]

  • 59:04

    [Laughter] You're right. As she'll tell you, it still hits the same. Thanks. Good luck.

  • 59:10

    Appreciate it. Lie to me. Lie. Lie to me. Appreciate it. I ain't going to lie to you about that, Sahara. I'm going to

  • 59:16

    tell you that [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] I'm going tell you that [ __ ] too, girl. Oh [ __ ]

  • 59:21

    DJ Coup stol.

  • 59:29

    We both lying. What you talking about, [ __ ] I be trying to [ __ ] [ __ ] off the natural dick. My [ __ ] just be lamping

  • 59:36

    though. I got my girl be doing that. My dick is like,

  • 59:41

    "Nigga, I mean, all right, let me go to the

  • 59:47

    bathroom real quick, baby." Hold on. Hold on. 25 minutes. Yeah. Let me start

  • 59:52

    killing time and [ __ ] 25. Yeah. 15 if if it's a good one. Now,

  • 59:58

    now you just come back in there and talk. Now you come talk for 15 minutes cuz you know you about to put I came to

  • 1:00:04

    bring the pain now I'm going to the brave let's go inside you know what's about to happen to her so you talking to

  • 1:00:10

    her like yo you sleeping all right you watching

  • 1:00:16

    you up n oh you're not all right hot water hot water make it dissolve quicker

  • 1:00:23

    [Laughter]

  • 1:00:29

    you need this is Help. I ain't mad at him. That's where all the te

  • 1:00:37

    you cracked the code. Holy [ __ ] Oh man. Yo, that is hilarious, son. What's wrong with y'all?

  • 1:00:45

    [ __ ] that. Going down. [ __ ] you talking, girl. You see, man, you see the game?

  • 1:00:51

    You looking like Hurry up, [ __ ] Girl, you see the game? But when he wake up,

  • 1:00:56

    Well, that's what I'm saying. [ __ ] that game. You new game. You can get the natty dick in the morning when the most I'm about to sunrise and give you the

  • 1:01:02

    power of Thor. In the morning, I'm cool. I'm cool. I can roll over and just But if it's the

  • 1:01:09

    night time at 45, you need some assistance. Yeah. And the

  • 1:01:15

    game just went off. It's not about the dick energy for me. It's the body energy for me at the night time. [ __ ] I'm

  • 1:01:20

    just exhausted. Yeah. Go hand in hand, [ __ ] Yeah. Yo, that is hilarious. Yo.

  • 1:01:26

    Hey yo, listen. Oh man. Oh, that is cool. You understand what I'm saying? Night time [ __ ] even sound like a

  • 1:01:31

    even listening to it. Yeah. Sound like a task. But then we got to add an argument. All

  • 1:01:38

    right. No, I was No, you you know you Oh, come on. You

  • 1:01:45

    stupid. Come on. Thank god I'm in the gym now. Thank God. Thank God that [ __ ]

  • 1:01:50

    she was getting before. Thank God you rich. Dictate where you go. Oh [ __ ] I

  • 1:01:56

    said I said don't do that. Don't do that. That was [ __ ] up. Well, if Jeff Boss

  • 1:02:02

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  • 1:04:00

    game. Uh, speaking of games, the NBA draft was

  • 1:04:06

    the other night. Uh, we want to congratulate all players, all players

  • 1:04:11

    take, and I'm sure that was a big night. You worked your entire life for that night. So, shout out to y'all. Uh,

  • 1:04:17

    Cooper Flag at one, Harper at two. Uh, who went three? Uh,

  • 1:04:24

    the kid Oh, VJ Edgecom. Yeah, VJ Edgecom went three. Uh, I think Trey went four.

  • 1:04:31

    and Ace Bailey went five to the Utah Jazz. Uh, I guess that's where most of

  • 1:04:36

    the talk begins because it said that Utah is one of the or is one of the teams that he did not work out for. So,

  • 1:04:43

    I'll clear out from here and toss it to Ish. Ish. What did you think about it?

  • 1:04:49

    Um, I think that I said to six, by the way, I'm sorry to cut you off. Trey went six. All right. Trey went six. Who went

  • 1:04:55

    fourth? Uh, Khan. Oh, the uh the big the white boy that could shoot him. Duke. Yes, the white boy that could shoot. I'm sorry. Sorry about that. Go ahead. Sorry

  • 1:05:01

    about that. Thanks. I I um I think anytime you grow up playing a sport, like kids have

  • 1:05:08

    been playing these sports since they were six and seven years old. Your goal is to make the league. So I think um

  • 1:05:14

    that's a blessing in itself for you to be drafted. I don't give a [ __ ] if you get drafted in the 10th round and you

  • 1:05:20

    make the league. That's a blessing. I think that um nowadays people have started to take more of their future in

  • 1:05:27

    their own hands now than they could before. So I think nowadays um a little

  • 1:05:33

    bit of uh arrogance, a little bit of spoiledness um has athletes and I guess a little bit

  • 1:05:40

    of business savvy have athletes wanting to go to major markets. They got athletes saying I want to win. I don't

  • 1:05:45

    want to go over there where they have a history of losing. All of those things now come into play. And so I think uh

  • 1:05:51

    they try to pretty much determine their own paths. I won't say it's right. I won't say it's

  • 1:05:57

    wrong. I think that uh you should embrace the blessing of being drafted. Period. Right. I just think again um

  • 1:06:04

    especially coming from a lot of communities where we come from, yo, you're an instant multi multi

  • 1:06:09

    multi-millionaire. You walk into eight figures. So, I think that that's a blessing. Um as far as Ace goes, I think

  • 1:06:17

    Ace Utah could be a blessing for Ace in disguise. I think um sometimes the major

  • 1:06:23

    markets, there's a lot of distractions in the major markets. I think Danny Angel is a genius and I think he's already they had an amazing draft. I

  • 1:06:31

    absolutely love draft with Ace and uh Clayton Jr. Um I think Danny A saw

  • 1:06:39

    Jason Tatum and Ace. Like that's who he used to be getting compared to when he was in high school. They saying he like

  • 1:06:44

    the next Jason Tatum. Um and I see it. You got to work on his handle. Uh well

  • 1:06:51

    the Mormon should help with that. Mhm.

  • 1:06:57

    Sarah Utah Sarah. But um No, I mean

  • 1:07:03

    you'll be beautiful out there. It is. I've been out there and you'll be a little bit more focused. That's what I'm saying. You can't be distracted. You

  • 1:07:08

    won't be distracted. Be announced by 6 p.m. You be one of them Mormon girls. Yo, I remember they dresses to their

  • 1:07:14

    knees to they to their ankles. I remember J.R. Smith was saying um when he was in New York, it was so many

  • 1:07:19

    distractions in New York. Yeah. And when they got to Cleveland, he was like, "Yo, it was less [ __ ] to do in Cleveland.

  • 1:07:24

    They used to be bowling as a team. They would be walking through the gym at 9 10:00 at night as a team going over

  • 1:07:32

    plays and [ __ ] In New York, you outside, right? So again, for for a 18year-old, 19 year old kid, sometimes

  • 1:07:38

    those distractions can be a big thing. So I think uh Utah's a positive for me.

  • 1:07:44

    That's my opinion. Again, I think Utah had a really good draft. My team, we had the 50th pick and drafted the project.

  • 1:07:50

    So, I'll shut the [ __ ] up. Ain't nothing really for me to say. Uh, what were some of the other stories from this draft?

  • 1:07:55

    Uh, Joe Dumar, that trade that he made where he gave Phoenix a unprotected

  • 1:08:00

    first round pick from next year, even though uh, the Pelicans are not even projected to make the playoffs. A lot of

  • 1:08:06

    people were left scratching their heads with that one. Uh, the New Jersey Nets using all five of their picks to draft.

  • 1:08:12

    Oh, I said the New Jersey Nets. God damn it, man. The Brooklyn Nets using all

  • 1:08:18

    five of their picks. uh to draft essentially the same player or the same position. Uh that was interesting. Uh

  • 1:08:26

    what else? What else was interesting? I feel like there was one more trade that was kind of interesting that I'm forgetting right now. So was real I'm

  • 1:08:33

    sorry. Was was Ace Bailey was the one that when they called his name he was said [ __ ] No, that was this other kid

  • 1:08:40

    that got drafted by Toronto. Toronto. Okay, got it. I saw that. And he wasn't and in his interview he looked like he

  • 1:08:46

    could not be happier to go to Toronto. So I think on the cameraman that's a little bit of you know that's some

  • 1:08:52

    trickery like the the he wasn't saying [ __ ] because I'm going to Toronto. He at that at where he was drafted he knows

  • 1:08:59

    he's going to Toronto. He said Toronto was the first place he worked out for. He liked it. He he was kind of so he was

  • 1:09:05

    it was the [ __ ] like a shock [ __ ] like this really happened like [ __ ] I'm

  • 1:09:11

    really here now. Got it. Got it. Got it. Okay. Yeah. Um Damn it. Damn it. Damn it. What was the Oh, homeboy. Uh the big

  • 1:09:19

    the big Chinese dude. I'm not I don't want to be funny. I don't know if he's Japanese. I don't think he was Chinese. Yeah, he was Chinese. I believe so. The

  • 1:09:26

    big Chinese boy that went 15 that was projected to go late second round wasn't

  • 1:09:32

    even seated in the in the lottery pick area and then he had to get he had to come from the bleachers from the Joe

  • 1:09:38

    Button seats and as soon as they showed it, Rich Paul was right in front of him walking him out. that this [ __ ]

  • 1:09:45

    man listen the agent said he had 85% of the um drafties first round. Oh wow.

  • 1:09:52

    Wow. See how political that [ __ ] be? [ __ ] [ __ ] is different. Not no disrespect to them but that [ __ ] be

  • 1:09:58

    different. I also saw something about a kid that um from Africa. Did you see that? And he

  • 1:10:04

    was crying. It was a bunch of kids crying, bro. That was uh Yeah, that was uh Homeboy, the

  • 1:10:10

    first uh the first African player drafted. Yada yada yada. Yeah. Yeah, he was crying. Oh, he uh he was crying. Um

  • 1:10:17

    and they showed the juxosition between him and Ace. But yeah, those were real tears. I'm not mad at him. Listen, VJ

  • 1:10:23

    Edgecomb in one of the more powerful draft speeches I heard was like, "Yo, my

  • 1:10:30

    mom, I'm amazed at how she used to feed us. We lived off a generator for seven years. I didn't have electricity."

  • 1:10:35

    Crazy. Like what? Wow. Like how do you not feel How do you not feel these stories? the talk here from um that went

  • 1:10:42

    to Georgetown. He broke down, started crying for his mom. Like that [ __ ] is different. That's

  • 1:10:47

    how I felt at the graduation. analy like watching families cheer for their their

  • 1:10:53

    their kid and they going up there getting all of the little there's a rope

  • 1:10:58

    for this award and there's a rope for this award and there's a uh they just some of them kids some of them kids

  • 1:11:05

    where they go John J law univer like bro like how do you not

  • 1:11:11

    I was crying all day in there man I like I like [ __ ] like that dog [ __ ] especially and and he he was in private

  • 1:11:18

    school. Yeah. So, imagine when you start seeing some of the kids in the public schools that really had shitty

  • 1:11:24

    upbringings. That's why I kind of did the [ __ ] not even pat myself on the back, but the [ __ ] with the prom [ __ ]

  • 1:11:30

    Like, a lot of these kids wouldn't have went to the prom, my [ __ ] Donating. They don't have it. Yeah. They just don't have it. So, a kid that might be

  • 1:11:36

    coming from a [ __ ] up circumstance like going getting a full ride to John's Hopkins or get, you know what I mean? or

  • 1:11:44

    whatever school. I'm just making up some [ __ ] but getting a full ride to Brown or some schools that's cost more than

  • 1:11:49

    your mother made for the last 5 years. You got a full ride. Yeah. Some of these kids are going to change their family's

  • 1:11:55

    lineage forever. Yeah. People up there, yo, I'm a first generation college graduate. [ __ ] like that. College

  • 1:12:01

    graduate or attendee. Yeah, you're right. Attendee. Yeah, that [ __ ] is that [ __ ] is real and it's powerful. Yeah.

  • 1:12:08

    Yeah. Know, for real. Um, where y'all want to go? Where y'all want to go? Where yall want to go? Well, you

  • 1:12:14

    talked NBA draft. You want to talk about uh Dylan Brooks and his situation? What's going on?

  • 1:12:21

    What's going on? Him and his baby mom going at it. Yeah, he's filed um he's

  • 1:12:26

    had restraining order. And Dylan Brooks is a guard on the now Phoenix Suns, right? He's now in the Rock. Just got

  • 1:12:33

    traded this week. All right. So, he's on the Suns. He's on the Suns. So, um, he had a he had a restraining order against his baby mom from November of last year,

  • 1:12:40

    set to expire at the end of this month. His baby mom is the one that him and Drake was beefing about.

  • 1:12:47

    That's new to me. Yeah, that's news to me. I didn't know that. I didn't know that. Y'all didn't know what that Drake him and Drake was beefing over. Anytime

  • 1:12:54

    y'all don't know something, it make me seem like a way messier [ __ ] than I am.

  • 1:12:59

    And I am a and I am a messy [ __ ] But yeah, they they and I don't know this T.

  • 1:13:06

    But not true. But do you know what she looked like? This is real T. Actually, there was a there was

  • 1:13:12

    something going around where they was pulling all the lyrics from the from that damn Drake album that was about her

  • 1:13:19

    and dissing him. I know that Drake was dissing a different girl. Okay. Different girl. Got it. Good. This a

  • 1:13:25

    different girl. Got it. Well, yeah, he he put out a bunch of uh text messages.

  • 1:13:31

    So the finger in a mailbox thing is a coincidence- because in the Dylan Brooks readings, he

  • 1:13:39

    filed a restraining order saying, "Hey, she threatened to cut my fingers off and have them mailed to my family." And that

  • 1:13:45

    is a Drake lyric also. I did. That could totally be a coincidence. I don't know.

  • 1:13:52

    I'm taking y'all word that it's not the girl. I don't know the girl. I never went and look for the girl. I mean, if that But they have been beefing over

  • 1:13:58

    some girl. That makes a lot of sense because in her message she's tells him I will have your fingers cut off and

  • 1:14:04

    you'll never play basketball again. And then she also made a comment about um I see why people are racist. I see

  • 1:14:11

    why she called him a [ __ ] in one of them. Allegedly. Well, yeah. Allegedly. Allegedly. We don't know. Cuz you know

  • 1:14:16

    how screenshots heavy heavy accusation. Yes. Yes. You are correct. If you say to somebody, I if you're white and you say

  • 1:14:24

    to a black person, I understand how people could be racist. You're a racist. Yeah. Yeah. As [ __ ] She's saying she's

  • 1:14:32

    That's that person is saying they don't I don't think they know that that's what they're saying. No, I think they know. They know. I think they know exactly

  • 1:14:37

    what they're saying. I get it. [ __ ] you talking about? How could you not know? You basically saying I see why people

  • 1:14:44

    racist, meaning that you black [ __ ] be on some [ __ ] or y'all less than or y'all are inferior or

  • 1:14:50

    a bunch of other things that you can assume that they mean. To me, that statement says everything that they say about y'all is true. Yeah. or anything

  • 1:14:57

    that any negative thing in history about y'all is true. You're proving it. [ __ ] you talking about? Yeah. No, I'm

  • 1:15:03

    skipping the psychology part cuz some of these [ __ ] like racist white girls and that's a separate conversation, but it

  • 1:15:09

    is it is disgusting. On another note, um they I just saw a post about a black author writes a best-selling children's

  • 1:15:15

    book for black boys about the dangers of trusting snow bunnies.

  • 1:15:21

    Hey, what? It's called Stay Away from Sneaky Snow Bunnies by J. Well, somebody

  • 1:15:27

    I'm clapping up for that one personally. I would actually like to read this just to, you know, for context, but

  • 1:15:35

    one of that when that disrespect gets nobody side, you know, listen, are you are you

  • 1:15:42

    throwing it away? Are you fully black? You know, don't ask me that. That's that's entrament. It is. You're right.

  • 1:15:48

    That is entrapment like a [ __ ] You had checked us before about how you I apologize like a [ __ ] Okay.

  • 1:15:54

    because I will be reminded every step of the way about the one drop rule. And did you go through that as a child? Did you

  • 1:16:00

    go through did you did you suffer from that? And I know no. Okay. No. Simple answer is no. In Canada, it's it's just

  • 1:16:07

    very it's very different than Well, I will say in Toronto that was not my experience. The uh experiences that I've

  • 1:16:13

    heard from biracial children out here. Gotcha. Okay. Where they're like, what are you? Got it. Which side do you

  • 1:16:19

    choose? It was like that there. So, anyhoos, thank you all for that.

  • 1:16:25

    didn't really want to. Why you got Don't take us, boy. Why don't us? That was informative and I appreciate that. And

  • 1:16:31

    it was vulnerable. It was. It was. Um, let's get right to T pay versus Drake.

  • 1:16:38

    Yes. As soon as I find my little You got that in your ass, [ __ ] Yo,

  • 1:16:44

    what? I don't know. He throw some crazy [ __ ] Yeah, that was crazy. Okay. Got my little wire here. He had a

  • 1:16:50

    charger in his ass. TP. Oh, oops. Uh, all right. T Pay versus Drake. Here we

  • 1:16:57

    go. I learned from Drake. And here's the crazy thing. One thing I learned from Drake, but one thing he hasn't followed

  • 1:17:03

    his own words. And Drake said, "I want to be one of them people that gracefully bow out and not get kicked out." I

  • 1:17:11

    I have ever since you. Thank you. I appreciate y'all. I'll

  • 1:17:16

    see y'all. I'll see y'all when I drop. Don't worry about it. I'll just drop something. Let me let me know if you heard it. Drake is like, "No, listen."

  • 1:17:23

    Okay, I got another one. Oh, check this out. Check this out. Y'all didn't like that one. Okay, real quick. Just one

  • 1:17:28

    more. Let me try one more. And then he's the person that he said, you know, he

  • 1:17:33

    didn't want to be. And I learned that from him. Like when he said that, I want to gracefully bow out and not get kicked

  • 1:17:39

    out. I was like, you know what?

  • 1:17:44

    I'm out this [ __ ] This live show is out. I'm out this [ __ ] I'm not trying to impress y'all [ __ ] don't

  • 1:17:50

    give a [ __ ] if I live or die. Why the [ __ ] would I keep trying to impress y'all? I'm out. I'm done. I did

  • 1:17:57

    everything that I was trying to do. I changed the game. I made a sound. What else? What else? You literally can't you

  • 1:18:03

    It's only Even if you make a hit today, it's it won't even it's that's just normal. Yes, it's just normal. It's

  • 1:18:09

    like, yeah, that's okay. Well, [ __ ]

  • 1:18:15

    That's what T Payne had to say. And Drake responded with a tweet, right? fun. Mhm. Instagram, I believe.

  • 1:18:22

    Instagram comment with a tweet. He was on Facebook.

  • 1:18:28

    I thought it was a tweet. Let's hear it. Let's hear it. Drake said, "What?" Drake said, "This guy always had resentment

  • 1:18:35

    for me." You can hear it every time he speaks on my name. Uh,

  • 1:18:41

    I don't know if I hear resentment there. Well, but it could it could be if he's saying like every time this dude say my

  • 1:18:48

    name is something negative. He could just have a thing against me and he's never going to speak positive of me.

  • 1:18:53

    Basically take whatever he say with a grain of salt because it's coming from a place of resentment. Before we get to

  • 1:18:59

    the resentment part, what did you guys think of T pay's assertion? I disagree.

  • 1:19:04

    I think that um he got kicked out. If he would have just left after getting your ass whipped by

  • 1:19:11

    Kendrick, then you get kicked out. you didn't leave under your own terms. You didn't leave under your own, you know

  • 1:19:16

    what I'm saying? I think that um he scratching and clawing to get back

  • 1:19:21

    into an industry that he want to put some more music out and redeem himself. So, I think that the way he going about

  • 1:19:27

    it is what he got to do and especially if you're not getting no push from the label cuz a couple of them songs that he

  • 1:19:33

    put out wasn't that bad. We came in here and played like two of them that weren't that bad that if he would have been

  • 1:19:38

    getting his normal Drake buzz and his normal Drake push, they might have went. You know what I'm saying? I think now

  • 1:19:44

    he's scratching and clawing to get back into a mainstream. I mean, he's mainstream right now. Nokia is a hit. I

  • 1:19:50

    said f Oh, that's Noia is a hit. It is. You're not going to be outside and not hear Nokia.

  • 1:19:56

    It's a hit just by it's a hit. But I now listen to the radio. I never used to but now I just want to hear what's going cuz

  • 1:20:02

    you know we know how radio works. So now I'm paying more attention to that. Nokia is a hit. It's it's undeniable that I

  • 1:20:08

    don't like the song, but I get it. But I still I still don't think he's being looked at like Drake. I think he needs a

  • 1:20:16

    couple more well, you know what I'm saying? Slaps to get his ump back. Personally, even prior to the Kendrick,

  • 1:20:21

    you know, I came in here, I didn't like his previous projects. I didn't I thought he was kind of in a slump anyway, but as far as the um leave

  • 1:20:29

    without being kicked out and [ __ ] who he don't ever have to leave. I don't even like that argument. We came in here and talked about the fact that it seemed

  • 1:20:36

    like he needed he needed to take a break. He needed to take a self-imposed kind of hiatus, which he wasn't doing.

  • 1:20:41

    And then we discussed, you know, what the label what responsibilities he might still have with the label, which is why

  • 1:20:47

    he's not taking a break. But be before the beef even started, everybody was we were kind of like in consensus up here

  • 1:20:53

    that he should take and I think that that's I think that that's what he's talking about here. Not a not a

  • 1:20:59

    permanent leave just like there was a point in which you respectfully to T pay

  • 1:21:04

    you've never made it to the level where Drake is a lot comes with that and sometimes those who hit that level want

  • 1:21:11

    to stay there and anybody else know once you take a break somebody else take your

  • 1:21:17

    spot so you that's why I looked at Drake's discoraphy from 0708

  • 1:21:24

    he ain't went maybe

  • 1:21:29

    nine month 10 months without dropping something. I'm talking about a project, whether it be a mixtape, uh the more

  • 1:21:36

    considered a playlist album. He don't go too long without a drop. Every year, it

  • 1:21:42

    may not all be albums, but he's been very, very, very continuous, dropping music, dropping music, dropping music.

  • 1:21:48

    And that's what consistent, excuse me, that's what helped him get that run and stay there. So to him, it's like, yo, I

  • 1:21:53

    want to be number one on all the charts. I want to break all the records. I don't care about what y'all if y'all think the

  • 1:22:00

    music ain't the best music quality in the world. I want to stay at number one

  • 1:22:05

    and outrun everybody. And to do that, I have to be current because they don't give a [ __ ] about um was what you did

  • 1:22:13

    last last month. Your graceful graceful exit. Graceful exit never said I was

  • 1:22:19

    exiting with all of the people I came with and all the people I acquired along

  • 1:22:24

    the way. I get it that there are,

  • 1:22:29

    let's call it, 25% of people that view Drake differently out after that battle.

  • 1:22:36

    Even if you want to up that percentage to 35, let's call it 65, 35, 35 people that may view Drake differently.

  • 1:22:43

    If Drake loses 40% of who Drake was, then [ __ ] that's still Drake and you

  • 1:22:49

    still got to deal with him. He's still going to sell records. I don't think the number is that high, by the way. I don't think so. I think they fickle. Yeah. In

  • 1:22:56

    terms of actual like I'm going to listen to or purchase or go to a show or whatever, I don't think that that

  • 1:23:01

    probably impact I don't think he budges for him really the battle. Yeah, I don't think so. He's 100% seen differently by

  • 1:23:07

    people. The perception might be different. Perception is different on him because he's still him. He hasn't

  • 1:23:13

    dropped that Drake hit. When he drops the Drake hit perception was damage was done. I don't want to get back into last

  • 1:23:19

    year. Damage was done. I agree. With that said, significant damage. Yeah. With that said, he's still Drake. He's

  • 1:23:26

    still gonna sell records. He's still gonna be number one. [ __ ] is still gonna listen. He's still going to tour.

  • 1:23:32

    He's still gonna create his own path because like I said, ain't nobody been

  • 1:23:37

    Nobody did this. Nobody's been at this level. On the flip side of that, [ __ ] that hate you are going to hate you and

  • 1:23:44

    there's nothing you can do about that. So if that's T Payne, if that's me, if that's whoever it is, and that impacts

  • 1:23:51

    their commentary, then I don't want to hear Drake respond every time he thinks

  • 1:23:56

    somebody is saying something out of shade. If you want to do it, cool. But no, he he should he should be on a

  • 1:24:01

    mission right now. And this is coming from I think the 21 album is is fire. I think that the Party album is fire. Like

  • 1:24:10

    I call him on a little lightweight run. It ain't the Drake run that we know it to be. Drake, though. Yes, it ain't the

  • 1:24:15

    Drake run we know it to be because he doing all this Playboy Cardi all this other just just this he's in a Listen,

  • 1:24:22

    let that let people think fighting I think he fighting to have something stick to the wall. If nothing sticks to

  • 1:24:28

    the wall, he's still Drake and you got to deal with him. I don't think he thinks that. Well, that's different. You get what I'm saying? Well, that's

  • 1:24:34

    different. I think he want to come reclaim his reclaim his spot. And I'm not mad at that. I don't think if that's

  • 1:24:41

    how he feels internally, then who the [ __ ] is T paying to tell him ride off into the sunset. Yeah. I don't know if

  • 1:24:46

    creatives everybody creatives or musicians specifically can have to ever feel like they need to retire. They

  • 1:24:52

    rarely don't. You know what I mean? So we we got rumors that Jay-Z have an album coming. Yeah, but there's

  • 1:24:58

    something to be said for how you retire. Like a Kobe retirement is still a Kobe retirement and it's reserved for the

  • 1:25:04

    greats. And Drake is a great We're talking about Yeah, we talked. Father Tom plays a part in the Kobe retirement,

  • 1:25:11

    but how you're it don't Father Tom don't play a part in Drake retiring. I don't have to retire. No, I think you're talking about the perception of the

  • 1:25:17

    retirement. Yeah. Yeah. I think he's talking about that. So if Drake sailed off into the sunset on his own terms, he

  • 1:25:23

    can give you a one album every four or five years, right? By all intents and purposes, he's retired, right? He come

  • 1:25:30

    out. That would be output. That would be retired. But he's very much active.

  • 1:25:36

    Yeah. That's the thing. He's out here. He's nowhere near retirement from what it seems if I'm just reading the tea

  • 1:25:42

    leaves. And when he decides to retire, there will be the parade down 34th

  • 1:25:48

    Street. I think so. It ain't many rappers active right now that's getting a parade. I know all of

  • 1:25:54

    y'all think that your [ __ ] don't stink. All of y'all ain't going to get a farewell. It's like Draymond told

  • 1:26:00

    [ __ ] Paul Pierce. [ __ ] you ain't Kobe. A lot of times most of the not most a lot of rappers are the last one

  • 1:26:07

    to find out that they retired. Paul Pierce last season that game in Boston and Golden State at the free throw line.

  • 1:26:13

    Jerem say you ain't Kobe. We ain't we ain't jacking this whole retirement.

  • 1:26:18

    You're not getting that from us. So now I got this clip from when T pay did

  • 1:26:25

    uh did uh Humans with me and uh he said this. I think this is

  • 1:26:30

    around the time Scorpion Dr. Uh, I'll tell you what I couldn't do. I couldn't listen to side B of Scorpion

  • 1:26:37

    with you. Couldn't do it. Well, yes. Too romantic. Couldn't do it. Not even that.

  • 1:26:43

    [ __ ] the being the romantic part. I couldn't argue about side B with you. It would just be too much. Be arguing about

  • 1:26:49

    size B. Oh, we would argue so much about Si because first of all,

  • 1:26:55

    half of it's me. Let's just get that out the way. Half Half is what? Me, [ __ ]

  • 1:27:01

    That's so I get that. I love you.

  • 1:27:09

    And that was what 2018 or I don't remember when it was, but it was a while ago. So I mean

  • 1:27:15

    clearly there may be some truth to what Drake is saying. True. Yeah. I never

  • 1:27:20

    really peeped the T pay and Drake beef over the years. I But why would he be s Why would Drake be surprised that he's

  • 1:27:26

    resented? True. You're resented. But maybe him doing

  • 1:27:32

    that, he not surprised. It's I'm letting y'all know. Don't pay no sense to what this [ __ ] saying because he has

  • 1:27:38

    resentment. A lot of people might not know that. So they might just hear T pay and say, "Oh [ __ ] T pay is saying

  • 1:27:43

    this." Drake got to come out and say, "Yo, he's been I get that. But that makes it sound like the resentment

  • 1:27:48

    negates the sentiment." And that's a that's that's to a lot of folks. Yeah.

  • 1:27:54

    But it also can't. And framing it one way makes it look like because there's resentment, there's no truth to anything

  • 1:28:00

    that this person ever has to say. Or it could be like, yo, when it come to me, he's going to say the [ __ ] just

  • 1:28:07

    because he's biased. That's true. It's a very big bias. Let me let y'all know ahead of time. When you hear him speak

  • 1:28:12

    on me, take it with a grain of salt cuz he Let's get somewhere else. If if you are

  • 1:28:18

    tepee pain with all that you've contributed to music and you hear Drake disc 2 of Scorpion or anything that may

  • 1:28:26

    be Tay-esque to him, how do you feel? Are you angry? Are you mad? Do does that

  • 1:28:32

    do you harbor resentment? Are you is it depends on what my thing with T pay is yo once you let it go it ain't yours no

  • 1:28:38

    more. Once you put the album out it's not yours. That art belongs to other people. You can't be mad at how your art

  • 1:28:44

    inspires the world. So, are you in the interview, did you get the feeling that

  • 1:28:49

    his um resentment or whatever, however we're going to say it, is based on a

  • 1:28:54

    lack of homage being paid to him? I didn't recognize that there was resentment until this line of, "Hey, I I

  • 1:29:02

    listened to this to a scorpion and I hear me." But T pay is such a goat to me that you can say that for a lot of

  • 1:29:08

    people, by the way. That that that don't that don't say beef to me. You are a goat and you inspired many people and

  • 1:29:14

    [ __ ] is jacking some of that. So in I looked at this. What? That's the one with Jaded, right? Yeah. I'm looking at

  • 1:29:21

    what's T pay. Jaden. If I hear Jaded and I'm T paying, I'm

  • 1:29:28

    tight. I'm not. I am. And And read the track list. I'll tell you what's T. All right.

  • 1:29:34

    Peak. Summer Games. Jaded. Nice for what? Finesse. Ratchet. Happy birthday.

  • 1:29:40

    Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Summer games I think. Hold up. There's another R&B record on there. That's T summer.

  • 1:29:47

    [Music] Well, out of 13 records up here. Oh, I don't think this is it. This ain't

  • 1:29:54

    paid. This ain't it. [Music]

  • 1:30:01

    If I'm ting, I don't pay no money. If I hear Jaden and I'm Taying, I feel way I

  • 1:30:06

    don't. But Jad, but if it's two or three out of 13, that's what I'm saying. blue

  • 1:30:12

    tint in my feelings don't matter to me after dark final fantasy March 14th. Now, if I have resentment and I'm

  • 1:30:20

    looking for a reason, I might say that if I'm T paying, I got a problem when Shut It Down came out with Dream. That's

  • 1:30:27

    different. That's that I could get that. I understand. But if you understand that, then we don't have to focus on

  • 1:30:33

    whether T pay got the album wrong. We've highlighted where T pay could build resentment. I'm hearing somebody sound

  • 1:30:40

    like a little bit more than that. Take a look. Well, maybe it is. I ain't spoke to Payne about it. And I'm not I'm not repping for either side. I don't have a

  • 1:30:46

    horse in this. Me neither. Me neither. I'm just I respect both of them and they and they both goats to me. They sound a

  • 1:30:52

    little bit more than just like you [ __ ] with T business. T No, no, no, no. I wasn't

  • 1:30:57

    even saying that. But a lot of times somebody come in, get hot, you hear you, you know, you want to work with him or

  • 1:31:03

    something. Drake, I don't know of any Drake Tay records. Okay. I might not have did that with you. Now I'm cool. T

  • 1:31:11

    Pay ain't been popping like that in a minute. And now I feel a way. Tay is also extremely close with Lil Wayne.

  • 1:31:17

    So while you don't have Tay and Drake records, you have a bunch of T t Payne and Wayne records. Whole lot project.

  • 1:31:25

    Can't believe it. Leads back to my theory that I ain't saying yet that I've already said

  • 1:31:32

    I said it mad. I don't know why people don't but it's I'm right. But even but

  • 1:31:37

    not back then. You think back then too? Yes. Yes. I'm I

  • 1:31:42

    don't know. They said long time. I think the second homeboy stepped in to him like, "Yo, what? Listen, I'm me. I don't

  • 1:31:47

    know what this contract say. Give me the [ __ ] about it. I'm not [ __ ] with y'all. What's up?" Yeah. I'm out of here. I don't give a [ __ ] about what you

  • 1:31:53

    talking about. They said uh Drake allegedly I read something online. Drake

  • 1:31:58

    was supposed to send a verse for uh one of T Payne's songs and Tay had held his album up waiting for Drake and Drake

  • 1:32:05

    never sent it. And I see that I would believe somebody to have some resentment over because again and especially

  • 1:32:12

    depending on when that album was coming. A Drake verse would have done a lot for your album. Yeah. Yeah. So I held my

  • 1:32:20

    album up. You didn't send a verse. So if that's true, then you know where my resentment come from. Then that would be

  • 1:32:25

    So why you on the internet acting like you shocked at my resentment? He's not acting like he's shocked. No, he just I'm just telling y'all saying yo this

  • 1:32:32

    shock exactly where it come from. He's also burying the reason why, which would lead people to be like, "Uh, yeah,

  • 1:32:38

    [ __ ] I'd be resentful, too." Not me. Yo, dog, if you you and you saying you you and you this creative dope ass [ __ ]

  • 1:32:45

    you wanted to go, you don't need me, [ __ ] Go do what you doing without me. I ain't want to see you. And in No,

  • 1:32:52

    that's not true. And in hindsight, And in hindsight, I'm happy I ain't sending you that [ __ ] You all of that's great.

  • 1:32:58

    You have to say that. Yeah. If you promise somebody or or or or on the

  • 1:33:03

    verbal tip say you got a verse for me, I'm sending it to you. You don't have it

  • 1:33:08

    yet. And the other person says, "Okay, I'm holding my album waiting." Hey Joe,

  • 1:33:13

    you added Come on now. We talking music industry. No, he just read this. Hold on. Hold on, hold on, hold on. He's

  • 1:33:19

    saying supposedly the hell. And if you say, "Yo, dog, I'mma hold up my album till you send me

  • 1:33:26

    the verse." That's one thing. T Pay saying, "Yo, I held up my album cuz I thought he had a verse coming." Is a

  • 1:33:32

    totally different. How many people you said, "I got a verse. You got a verse coming." You just said last episode, "You told bad [ __ ] y'all got a verse

  • 1:33:38

    coming your way and you never seen." Do that. You said that. That's a part of y'all industry games that y'all play.

  • 1:33:45

    Yes, it happens. And I say it a lot cuz it's a funny joke. Mhm. I mean, it

  • 1:33:50

    happens. Yeah. When you're dealing artist to artist with two people that's popping

  • 1:33:57

    and and it's the level of one of them being able to tell you I'm holding my album. That's very different from you

  • 1:34:03

    just telling [ __ ] you threw something in there too. And again, I'm not trying to be disrespectful. You did throw something. You threw something in there.

  • 1:34:08

    You said two of them popping. No. And No. And you said yo, one of them told

  • 1:34:13

    I'm not saying I never said T was not. I'm not going to say I love T. T was T pay at all times.

  • 1:34:19

    He may not be Drake, but he's TP. True. You just said we both popping. But no, you said No, we not. I didn't say hot. I

  • 1:34:26

    didn't say hot. We not popping. Guys, that's depending on when

  • 1:34:31

    does the I can't I'm not doing I'm not saying what I what you said that I You said that he told him, "Yo, I'm holding

  • 1:34:38

    up my album for you." He might not have told him, "Yo, I'm holding up my album for you." That changes the Let's not do

  • 1:34:43

    some If he didn't tell him that, I could still see why T pay would have a resentment.

  • 1:34:49

    See, I don't play none of that [ __ ] No m see freeze, what you talking about is when me and and and homeboy talked in

  • 1:34:55

    Starllet and he promised me a verse. I wasn't popping at all. So when the verse

  • 1:35:01

    never came, the verse just don't come, man. Everybody going about their business. If somebody is looking at that

  • 1:35:06

    differently, I can see how they would look at him differently is all I'm saying. Okay, I found a tweet from 2011.

  • 1:35:12

    I know y'all waiting on the album, but the last thing I need is a verse from Drake and the album is complete. T pay

  • 1:35:17

    wrote that 1311. Now, now I'm not sending the verse. 2011. What? Yo, y'all act like this [ __ ]

  • 1:35:24

    don't What was What was Drake's position? And it's going to make me sound like I'm

  • 1:35:29

    standing for homeboy. Like, y'all [ __ ] act like y'all don't understand how the music business go. Like, dog, I might

  • 1:35:35

    not [ __ ] with you like that and I might have said that. I don't know what their relationship is like. What I'm saying is, dog, even you tweeting that ish and

  • 1:35:43

    different Twitter back in that time is what I'm saying. What Drake was in I'm sorry. What Drake was did we have in

  • 1:35:49

    2011? Drake was Drake in 2011. Exactly. And T in 2011. He was on the way. I'm

  • 1:35:55

    looking at the records that came out in 2011. Just the features. Not even him cuz Tay's album run the one that the

  • 1:36:01

    ones that we talk about that stopped in '08. Yeah, it was about that. I don't understand why. I'm saying that that

  • 1:36:08

    whole T pay wasn't T pay in 11. Not that T pay that everybody cared to, oh, he's

  • 1:36:14

    hot as fish grease. He wasn't that. and Drake was my argument is not T pay was hot as fish grease. My argument is T pay

  • 1:36:20

    is T. I'm not talking about his relevance and his records you doing all that. I'm not

  • 1:36:26

    I'm not doing that. I'm saying because of what has already been done. T Payne is T Payne. That's that's it. I get

  • 1:36:32

    that. I'm not comparing him to Drake. Nor am I saying that that Drake is right or wrong in this. I'm only saying I see

  • 1:36:40

    T pay's resentment. I'm not saying that Drake is wrong for nothing he did. Okay. Okay. Yeah. No, I see that ain't what

  • 1:36:46

    I'm doing. I see the resentment. That's all I was doing. I see the resentment. That's all I was doing. I don't see the resentment. I don't have a right or

  • 1:36:51

    wrong. I see the resentment, [ __ ] And I see you not getting married. Yeah,

  • 1:36:56

    [ __ ] I'm I get what y'all trying to tell me. I get that. I get that. No, I cuz I I don't think three years is a big

  • 1:37:02

    deal. I think T music 3 years is that at that time it was. Today it ain't. T

  • 1:37:08

    Payne was still T paying in 2011. But what I'm saying is this. Now I don't send you a verse. Now you saying my

  • 1:37:15

    album is you. The second part of my album is you. You saying all of these negative things about me in the press.

  • 1:37:21

    I'm happy I ain't seen your ass. I'm happy I ain't seen your verse. We deserve a Drake song. We did. We did.

  • 1:37:28

    Especially just as as fans. Absolutely. [ __ ] As fans, I'll tell you that today. No disrespect, but we got Bob Ob up

  • 1:37:34

    down. That could have been Drake. You know what I mean?

  • 1:37:40

    Yeah, with all due respect, no disrespect. I'm just going to be disrespectful. No, I ain't trying to be disrespectful to nobody either, but

  • 1:37:47

    again, we see this [ __ ] happen all the time. And we see some artists hold it as and and it turns into a resentment.

  • 1:37:53

    Other ones be like, "All right, [ __ ] that [ __ ] I'm going to go do what I do." Yeah, I'm going to go do what I do. And then I'mma get so hot that he might

  • 1:37:59

    want to come jump on my [ __ ] I can see Drake having told that, "I'll give you a verse line to almost everybody in the

  • 1:38:04

    business." Yes. And so it was just lip service. Times 10. Yeah. Times 10. Everybody. Everyone does that though. So

  • 1:38:11

    from what I hear, everybody ain't him. True. When when someone of that magnitude says it, you change your

  • 1:38:18

    plans. Yeah. That's just like, bro. Drake told everybody he'd do a pod

  • 1:38:23

    with him. True. You get what I'm saying? Now that's like to now have a resentment because oh, he didn't do Yo, the [ __ ]

  • 1:38:29

    said he was going to come sit with me, but he ain't come suit with me. Kevin Hart told Mon'nique we don't tell everybody. Monique. No one ran and told

  • 1:38:35

    them told them Drake said that people y'all got Kevin Hart being in my next movie. So yeah, get that budget ready.

  • 1:38:41

    But at one point he tried to do a pod with people. I'm just not a pod, but at

  • 1:38:47

    one of them one of them album cycles he was trying something where he was inviting all the media people to come to

  • 1:38:53

    him and then you get your aotted amount of time. That's why Elliot went up there if I'm not mistaken. Right. No, it was

  • 1:38:59

    after. No, that was after that. After that, after that, Ellie was supposed to go, Gilly supposed to go, and him we were supposed to go, a bunch of people

  • 1:39:05

    supposed to go, but it just never happened. Oh, okay. And that's him and his people controlling edit again. And I

  • 1:39:10

    ain't Yeah. You know what that them control? Yeah. Nah, not at all. But yeah, I don't I get it. We as fans

  • 1:39:18

    deserved a T pay and Drake record. Some some [ __ ] in music is just like a

  • 1:39:23

    travesty. It's just like we should have got that. But if we

  • 1:39:28

    missed the boat, we missed the boat. Yeah, that boat gone. No, we missed the boat. It's fine. We got enough uh Drake

  • 1:39:34

    and Dream for me to be all right. Sure. I got enough Drake and Drake. Uh, one of

  • 1:39:40

    y'all want to pull up this Ross record with uh for real? Sure. No. Have you

  • 1:39:45

    heard it? Do we have to? Uh, I clicked on it in the new music section today. That's my new Thursday Thursday Friday

  • 1:39:52

    morning ritual. I wasn't ced up. You know what I mean? And I see Ross name and get excited for music and for on the

  • 1:39:58

    tear with the clips. So I got excited thinking that this was about to be something. I ran to it.

  • 1:40:05

    I'm already turned off. I'm not going to hold you. I was like, "Where we going?" Yeah.

  • 1:40:11

    He found the Forel beat from 19 2009. Yeah. 1995. That's a Triton snaps.

  • 1:40:20

    That [ __ ] tried to put out one. That [ __ ] tried to put out a one dance. That [ __ ] sound confused. I don't know who I

  • 1:40:27

    want what I want this. I like your style. I I didn't make it that far into the

  • 1:40:32

    record. Let me hear something first. Oh, okay. All right. Yeah, you can cut that off there, dog. You got to cut that one off. Distinguish panel. How we feeling?

  • 1:40:40

    If I were for real, I would have said you you got to wait. Like things are looking good for for what I got going

  • 1:40:46

    on. We're hot right now. Might have had this [ __ ] forever. All the hard [ __ ] I gave to the clips,

  • 1:40:52

    but hold on. I I got this pack for you. This is called N. That ain't how that went. Ross said, "Oh [ __ ] this [ __ ]

  • 1:40:57

    bubbling out here. Let me let me go throw this record I have for 12 years out." Yeah, this [ __ ] is they could have

  • 1:41:04

    kept this. Yeah, that's true cuz we are music lovers. But I'm going to try to

  • 1:41:09

    defend Ross a little bit. If Forel's in the studio, he comes with

  • 1:41:14

    a certain amount of acclaim and respect. If he plays the joint that you're not necessarily feeling and he's in there

  • 1:41:21

    doing that for real. See, producers sell they beats of course. So if he in there doing the dance and singing different

  • 1:41:29

    hooks and his people in there jamming, I could see you taking that and trying it

  • 1:41:34

    and putting it out. But again, you got to be a musician to you know how many

  • 1:41:39

    [ __ ] didn't like or wasn't in love with the single they got from Farel until Forel said this is our single and

  • 1:41:46

    then it took off. There's a lot of those stories. So, I'm just saying that you have to you have to

  • 1:41:52

    at least I trust a little bit. And I ain't saying you got to, but you got to you got to at least listen when But one

  • 1:41:59

    of Rick Ross's strengths though production Yeah. is or his knack of just

  • 1:42:05

    picking beats. Yeah. And I'm not even the music [ __ ] I know that. Yeah. Ross

  • 1:42:11

    always got fire for that. He got a ear. Is for real on this. It says feature forever, but I didn't make it. I didn't

  • 1:42:16

    get up. Can you forward it to find him? No. Please no. Yeah. I don't want my ears. Please no. Got you. See if he cuz

  • 1:42:24

    even that would be something if if not if it's just a beat. He's not on there at all. But you It's becoming common to

  • 1:42:29

    uh tag a producer as a feature when they're not. Especially when it's for real right now. Correct.

  • 1:42:34

    Just just curious that. No, Ros trying to catch one too.

  • 1:42:40

    That ain't just I don't want to hear songs where it sound like somebody's trying to catch one in 2025. Yeah.

  • 1:42:46

    Especially somebody that has caught a bunch of them that knows how to do it. The trying to catch one error should be

  • 1:42:53

    over. It should be done. Out your mind. No. No. I disagree with that. It should be done. No. Especially when ain't one out

  • 1:43:00

    here right now. That's cuz it ain't no rappers. It's three rappers. It's three rappers. Where you about to get a rap

  • 1:43:05

    song from? [ __ ] are not dropping. They ain't a rapper. It ain't a rapper in sight. You

  • 1:43:11

    talking about You better be happy somebody for the record. What's up, Flip? No, I said speaking of Ross, did you guys see uh the French Montana

  • 1:43:17

    interview when he got up when they asked him when the lady asked him about Drake and Ross? Riley. Oh, Riley. Oh, yeah.

  • 1:43:24

    That was Raleigh. And he got up and walked off. I didn't see it. No, I didn't see that. I saw it. I saw it. What did you think about that, Joe? It

  • 1:43:30

    looked like he had given a list of things that he didn't want to talk about and it looked like she asked it anyway

  • 1:43:36

    and he boogie. Simple as that. I ain't mad at it. Everybody handled that differently. Some

  • 1:43:42

    interviewers think they can get it off. Mhm. And you got to deal with what comes with that. But listen, I'm from the school. I love a podcast walk out. Yeah.

  • 1:43:49

    You you Nothing Nothing takes us out of here like a podcast walk out. You threw

  • 1:43:55

    the headphones, too. Yeah. Yeah. Dramatic. dramatic. I mean, he was like, "Yo, I'm double parked outside. I'll be back." But I like when Ross walked off a

  • 1:44:03

    [ __ ] uh That's funny, though. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I love when he walked out for He didn't say a word. He just walked

  • 1:44:08

    out. That was funny. They thought he was coming back. That was my guy. Yeah. I love a good one. I love Ross. I I don't

  • 1:44:16

    I don't know. I'll wait. We We love you, Ross. This This ain't it. Yeah. This one ain't it. And that's fine. It ain't like

  • 1:44:22

    I don't I don't doubt his capabilities. So, no. He'll be back. Yeah. I'm I'm cool. He'll be back. He'll be back. That

  • 1:44:27

    sounds like some [ __ ] that would be played in like parties in Europe. It sounds Yeah. Or it sounds like a

  • 1:44:33

    soundtrack record or something like that. Yeah. They driving a car

  • 1:44:38

    movie. They driving a car like Monte Carlo or some [ __ ] like that. [ __ ] Maybe it's for F1. Who knows? And and as

  • 1:44:46

    much as much as we love you, Ross, uh we love music up here too much to even

  • 1:44:52

    discuss that record any further when things like this is going on.

  • 1:45:01

    This is fire. This is ridiculous. Absolutely. Some [ __ ] This is absolutely crazy. Amazing. This is the W

  • 1:45:08

    that a lot of people have been waiting to see. Word. This is the W that a lot of W fans knew existed. This is the W

  • 1:45:16

    that can be put up against any other rapper in the world right here. Sorry, I couldn't find a spot to cut it off. No,

  • 1:45:22

    no, no. You good? Great. Great costume in that address.

  • 1:45:29

    This was just that was a phenomenal display of pinmanship. Yeah. Mhm. That's

  • 1:45:35

    not an easy beat to rap over either. I'm about to say also picking a pocket. Yeah. Flowing like that. He body that

  • 1:45:42

    [ __ ] Yo, that was absolutely amazing. If you coming like this on the album, man. I I got him at three for three so

  • 1:45:48

    far cuz I [ __ ] with the Blanco record. I like that. I love the single. the the single uh where to start and now a

  • 1:45:55

    freestyle too. You covering all Yeah. Salute. He just dropped this on YouTube

  • 1:46:01

    or something, right? It's it's Yo, this how you got to come out. That's like who got to come out. Joe can't do that. Did

  • 1:46:08

    you see the leak? Mhm. Not coming out.

  • 1:46:14

    Talk to me about that.

  • 1:46:19

    Oh [ __ ] Oh. Oh. That [ __ ] [ __ ] me up. Oh [ __ ] You need your [ __ ] off? Yeah,

  • 1:46:25

    we saw the leak, [ __ ] Slow down with the fake [ __ ]

  • 1:46:33

    Yeah. Is he coming after way to start? Yo, this is old school where you put out

  • 1:46:40

    a dope single and then put out other [ __ ] to support. No, support it.

  • 1:46:46

    Completely different right on this. Hey,

  • 1:46:52

    let's go. What are you showing over here? What's going on? So, I saw I thought she No

  • 1:46:57

    disrespect. I thought she had a rough night with one of her young [ __ ] cuz she had a bruise here. Yo, why are you

  • 1:47:03

    in this lady's yo private business? I had to tap her. Yo, you good like she

  • 1:47:10

    got a bruise, [ __ ] Yes. And she's covering it with this [ __ ] uh Allen Iverson sleeve. She keep I thought Jamal

  • 1:47:17

    was the ass I know the answer right there. Right there. I am the answer. She

  • 1:47:23

    She was just showing me. She did some cupping. Some cupping.

  • 1:47:28

    You know the baddies bruise easy, babe. Cup bruises you. No, she showed me. Yeah, she showed. That [ __ ] worked.

  • 1:47:34

    Yeah. Feel good. That's fine. Hell no. I don't feel good. Oh, I like pain. He wasn't asking. Wait, hold on. Hold on.

  • 1:47:40

    He wasn't asking you. Easy. Easy, man. Don't say I like pain. What you say? I like pain. Oh, mascus. Mhm. That's a

  • 1:47:48

    massochist. A masochist. Yeah. Well, you are not a damn masoist. I mean, I do believe. So, you like physical pain, not mental pain? Absolutely. Cuz you a If

  • 1:47:54

    you would like mental pain, you put out the video. Sorry. I was You're not even supposed to

  • 1:48:01

    be here. You're supposed to just be docked. And this is

  • 1:48:07

    this behavior. It's this behavior right here, man. Mel not with me getting docked, though. She not with me. She

  • 1:48:14

    don't give a [ __ ] if I get docked. Yeah, you know better. She don't give a [ __ ] Oh no, it's a thing. You get tattoo?

  • 1:48:20

    Yep. Mel is Philadelphia. Selfie queen's not helping you. Trying to get these

  • 1:48:26

    [ __ ] Hey yo, so you know what's trying to get this BMW? We not surrounding ourselves, my [ __ ]

  • 1:48:31

    But we was getting our [ __ ] off last year, boy. Paid full, getting our content like this. Hey, now [ __ ] came

  • 1:48:39

    and he up. And the [ __ ] up. [ __ ] came while being up. Looked at the books.

  • 1:48:45

    Hold up. Come on. Let's start doxing these [ __ ] Y'all want to do this [ __ ] [ __ ] I was taking like five days

  • 1:48:50

    off. I love when some of y'all up here speak as if you speaking for the cast. You

  • 1:48:56

    ever notice when your cast alienates the message? I was del [ __ ] Do you notice that

  • 1:49:01

    though? I'm just asking if you [ __ ] are professionals. You and me. Do y'all notice when the cast alienates y'all and

  • 1:49:06

    what you got going on? I definitely noticed. I definitely know. Can I throw you in this is Look at me. Shave your

  • 1:49:12

    ass. I know this. I know. [ __ ] I'm ignoring him. He love you. He love you too much ish. He love you too much.

  • 1:49:17

    [ __ ] is said I got a funeral [ __ ] in in Nebraska. Yo is got a few. He come up here. Yo

  • 1:49:23

    guys ain't coming today. [ __ ] call me this morning. He just get away with it [ __ ] I got to be grandfather. He talk

  • 1:49:29

    to me like I work for him but that's why it works. Text me at 11:45. I just left the crib,

  • 1:49:35

    [ __ ] No, that's not true. Like Oh, all right. You say that? Yes, you can.

  • 1:49:44

    Yo, he text me at noon. Traffic crazy today. Like it's small sauce.

  • 1:49:50

    What I'm going to do about it? Nothing. Nothing. I got to stop and get something to eat. Yeah, I'm hungry, too. You want

  • 1:49:57

    sauce? You want sauce? That's his line. You want something? I want you to bring me a [ __ ] freeze.

  • 1:50:04

    The [ __ ] asked Joe

  • 1:50:09

    and say, "I'm passing the spot." Joseph [ __ ] No,

  • 1:50:16

    it's noon. Yeah, I remember that [ __ ] You remember that [ __ ] That [ __ ] call

  • 1:50:21

    one thing. He call with nut [ __ ] Yo, it's it's a Tuesday. Yo, I'm in North

  • 1:50:26

    Carolina. But wait, why? Fourth of July is coming.

  • 1:50:33

    Fireworks. Yeah, I had to give the cheap fireworks. But I'll be right I'll be right back.

  • 1:50:40

    I'll be right back down here. Wholesale joy, you know. You going to flip these?

  • 1:50:45

    That [ __ ] broke his foot. Was like, "Yo, I'm in Cali." Mark recommended someone. I'm like, "I don't give a [ __ ]

  • 1:50:52

    about [ __ ] think I'm way more empathetic than I am." Anyway, u what else? What

  • 1:50:57

    else? Yeah, I I had a question for you. Oh, get your [ __ ] off. Um, so I wanted

  • 1:51:03

    to know how you felt about the uh the bag fuel interview.

  • 1:51:08

    We got to give us some context. The bag fuel interview did um with Saigon.

  • 1:51:14

    Um do you look at them differently? Because I know you and I coe I'm with

  • 1:51:19

    it. I and I've done interviews where people have talked about others and especially people that I'm close with.

  • 1:51:25

    But I take a I take a I take a different stance. I'm more aggressive with my stance. But I also do believe in content

  • 1:51:33

    over everything. I believe in that if you have a product, you put it out. It is what it is. We sign up for this. Everybody has their opinion, but I also

  • 1:51:39

    feel like if somebody bless somebody or somebody come to the platform and they're bigger than you and they

  • 1:51:47

    rock with what you did for the lookout, you should handle them with a little bit more care. This is how I feel. You know

  • 1:51:52

    what I mean? So, I wanted to ask you, how did how did you look at that situation? Do you even care about the situation? No, I don't care about it. I

  • 1:51:59

    have a I I have a healthy I have a healthy respect for the game that I signed up for. Yeah. Like I view it like

  • 1:52:04

    you the game is the game. So you know what [ __ ] is doing to get their numbers up and uh like [ __ ] are moving

  • 1:52:10

    a certain way. So I don't have and y'all know how I feel about words. Like words are empty unless you put power to them.

  • 1:52:16

    So I don't care about that. I I don't care about that. Now am I going to just pop right back up over there? No.

  • 1:52:22

    Because I got to distance myself from places that cause me harm, especially after I just left there. But it's not a

  • 1:52:28

    beef with them. It's not a beef. That's just uh self-preservation for me. Do you feel like h so

  • 1:52:38

    you don't feel away but you just you're going to distance. So the distancing yourself is acknowledging that yo what y

  • 1:52:44

    did I just don't stand for. So you you are kind of ridiculing. No not not at

  • 1:52:50

    all. Again we have this talk up here a lot. There's too much money out there to be made for me to not understand why

  • 1:52:56

    people are running their content. That their content always say the way that they run it get to it. I don't have no

  • 1:53:02

    beef with that. I can't just come pop up over here again after I just left when

  • 1:53:08

    the second I turned my back. We will allow that type of conversation to go unchecked. Got it. But it's no beef. I

  • 1:53:15

    still support those guys. They got they got they got clue over there. Shout the clue. Yeah. But yeah, I ain't pay no

  • 1:53:21

    mind. Saon is is slow and has been for a long time, too.

  • 1:53:27

    Were you shooting at him for real? Hm. Were you Did you I wasn't shooting at him. Did I miss something? No, not at

  • 1:53:32

    all. But he's off. He's off in that a little bit. He's off in that. No, I just have I just have a respect for our

  • 1:53:39

    exchange. So, anytime there's a battle going on and I start hearkening back to mine, that one comes up and I feel like

  • 1:53:46

    I won. But me and EMT, there was no B. We piece [ __ ] up. It was fine. So, but he's off. So, his interpretation or

  • 1:53:53

    whatever that was is is his interpretation. I'd rather just not say nothing about it no more. Now that I see

  • 1:53:58

    what we on and how we on it, [ __ ] it wasn't that serious for me. So, I'll chill. Let Bad Fuel do the interview.

  • 1:54:04

    Let you go and do whatever you doing and that's that. I don't like when you bring Trey to it. That was my only thing. And

  • 1:54:09

    the battle was whatever. But on the podcast 20 years later, not 20, 15 years

  • 1:54:14

    later, that was a little Well, 15 years ago, uh, stuff said in lyrics had had an

  • 1:54:20

    effect on my child. I'm very very grateful today that that ain't the case.

  • 1:54:25

    Me and my kid know what what's going on. We we strong as ever. So there's nothing that a Saigon could no doubt do about

  • 1:54:33

    that. Like I ain't about to come up off my throne and go spray raid on him.

  • 1:54:38

    [Laughter] That's bad.

  • 1:54:44

    No. Pour pour some salt. Clever. A little slug. Salt on a slug. They start

  • 1:54:51

    the evaporate. I ain't going to do that. Um, was there

  • 1:54:56

    anything else in music? The artist dropped

  • 1:55:02

    Big Jersey. Whole project is heat. Oh yeah. So now I'm in heaven between the artist. I like

  • 1:55:09

    that the artist and K1 keep dropping around the same time cuz it's a whole vibe. So I'll probably play some of that

  • 1:55:16

    as a sleeper. Who the hell is K1? K1. You played K1 up here before. KW N.

  • 1:55:22

    That's how you say known. It's not really. It's not. Her fan base checked me. I thought it was known to her fan

  • 1:55:28

    base. Check me. It's one

  • 1:55:36

    you don't think they be autistic with the spell and [ __ ] I thought it was confusing sometimes.

  • 1:55:44

    Got that new. All right. Yo.

  • 1:55:49

    It ain't even K-W N. So I would I would have guessed K something. The new I swear I thought it was known. Yo, I

  • 1:55:55

    swear I thought it was known. The new kids spell [ __ ] different. And if you old, you just got to learn it from Learn from them and All right, that's it. Got

  • 1:56:01

    it. Thank you. Yeah, but the shout out to the artist. That project is fire. Uh let me see. Did anybody else drop? We

  • 1:56:07

    did Ross. Uh new Tiana Taylor record dropped. That's pretty fire. It's called Escape Room. Uh and it was a quiet tip

  • 1:56:15

    on the music front. It was quiet on the music front. It was um that's the song she performed at BET. Oh, it's okay.

  • 1:56:21

    Yeah. I thought that had came up before [ __ ] Oh, okay. Oh, not this song. I

  • 1:56:26

    don't know what y'all talking about. Well, in music though, what y'all think about Big T using uh Usher Daddy's Home

  • 1:56:33

    Usher that I saw I thought somebody made that [ __ ] I didn't know that was real. That's funny. I said, "Hold up." No, you

  • 1:56:39

    didn't. Yo, you got to give it to him. Yo, he charismatic. It came as it came

  • 1:56:44

    as a result of some somebody was on like Fox News and then they were referring to Trump and you know saying that you know

  • 1:56:51

    he should be awarded the Nobel Prize because of his you know the whole Iran thing and he started for what though I I

  • 1:56:59

    I don't know whatever whatever the [ __ ] they think they come up with absolutely [ __ ] nothing. So yeah, and so can't

  • 1:57:06

    clap back now. He started making a he started making a correlation between Trump and Jesus, you know, and so Jesus

  • 1:57:13

    the father and then he's like so Trump is here wherever we are. I was just asking about daddy Trump and daddy.

  • 1:57:22

    What is going on? This is where it came from. Okay. So this person was just like, you know, referring to Trump

  • 1:57:27

    almost like he's Jesus and Jesus the father. So he's Trump is like our daddy. And then fast forward Trump comes out to

  • 1:57:35

    daddy's home. That's where that [ __ ] came from. Yes. Yo, this

  • 1:57:40

    [ __ ] man. Jesus ain't even daddy. He's from school, though. Jesus is the

  • 1:57:46

    son. Yo, you stupid. Look at his face. Thank you for that.

  • 1:57:52

    Thank you. No, that was super informative. Yo, don't start this new law [ __ ] It was I didn't know about

  • 1:57:59

    that. That was I did not know none of that. I didn't even know that [ __ ] was real made it. But when I saw the out

  • 1:58:05

    Thanks y'all. Holy [ __ ] Unfucking believable. I understand. She's still going. She She don't read social cues.

  • 1:58:13

    She feel me. Do you I feel I love when she do that. She keep going. When you

  • 1:58:19

    say sarcastic [ __ ] she just still go like, "Oh yeah, she did that like seven times." Letting

  • 1:58:25

    y'all know I'm putting this out. On a scale on a scale of 1 to 10 and I'm off male cuz we're too much on male. Too

  • 1:58:31

    much on male neither. I got [ __ ] business at it. On a scale of 1 to 10, how good do you think you are reading

  • 1:58:36

    Social Cube? I'm excellent. I know when you guys are making fun of me. I know when the sarcasm starts. Okay, I

  • 1:58:43

    was just wrapping it up. Sarcasm, but him saying, "Y'all, I'm putting this

  • 1:58:49

    out." I did not hear that. No, he did. Mel says 15

  • 1:58:56

    before you go. You know what that also says is that when I sent her the video to lay eyes on it, you didn't watch it.

  • 1:59:01

    That you didn't. Oh, no. Here's the thing. So, you didn't watch it? Yeah.

  • 1:59:06

    Good point. That was a good one right there. Yeah. You watch the whole thing. You didn't watch that video. That is a bold face lie. It No, it doesn't matter.

  • 1:59:14

    It doesn't matter. I love you, bro. It doesn't matter. Right. Okay. It doesn't

  • 1:59:21

    matter because in the time during during the time that we were recording that

  • 1:59:28

    pillow is what I am referring to. Y'all keep acting stupid up here. No, I'm tell

  • 1:59:34

    you right. We are also stupid. So yeah, you know me. You know they call me chicken nugget. So I know

  • 1:59:41

    I am referring to the point in time in which we were having our exchange and he was saying this. I did not hear him.

  • 1:59:47

    That is what I'm referring to. I did not hear at that time. One question in closing. Did you watch the video now?

  • 1:59:53

    Now, now now that we talked about it, now that you're more comfortable with it, don't you feel like for content

  • 1:59:59

    purposes and being a team player? You said, "You know what, Joe? Just just listen to you, man. You know what, Joe?

  • 2:00:05

    I'm here for the team. Go ahead. Just just just go ahead. Put it out and cut me in

  • 2:00:10

    for real, man. On some content shit." I really really started to give some thought as to how

  • 2:00:17

    much [ __ ] I would be able to handle if I was making the amount of money that this [ __ ] was. Oh, you could say whatever

  • 2:00:22

    the [ __ ] you want about me. I Yep. Yep. I go along with it. It really It really

  • 2:00:28

    softens the blow. You know what I'm saying? When you got some [ __ ] money in your pocket, it softens the blow

  • 2:00:36

    like a [ __ ] Like I got a celely pasting underneath me. Right. Right. Ow.

  • 2:00:42

    God damn it. Give us a There's some crazy [ __ ] going on up

  • 2:00:48

    here. She tell you put it all about the bread. That's what she's saying. Fans, I

  • 2:00:54

    fear that many of you are were right.

  • 2:01:00

    I thought that y'all was just dead wrong, but it appears about what y'all got us. They got us. Yeah. The think

  • 2:01:07

    pieces. The think the think pieces said that summation this crew would this crew

  • 2:01:12

    would never be the same. Basically the crew would never be the same. You got to

  • 2:01:18

    watch the performance now. You got to watch how they look at Joe. How they respond to Joe. Because the numbers is

  • 2:01:24

    out. That ain't no if you have to reply with maturity. Yeah. We not on maturity.

  • 2:01:30

    No [ __ ] That's real life. That was no shocker to me. It was lower

  • 2:01:35

    than what I thought. If you want to know the truth. You talking to Go ahead. A bad month. It's a bad month,

  • 2:01:42

    [ __ ] [ __ ] you talking about.

  • 2:01:48

    Oh, thank God. This is what y'all saw. They just looked at the right time. No,

  • 2:01:54

    no, I was exposed and vulnerable. No, you wasn't. I know. I know. I know what

  • 2:02:00

    number they saw. I know. That should have thrown [ __ ] off. This predicted

  • 2:02:07

    Lord, they sick of that. There's the actual number and there's a number where they predict that you're going to make

  • 2:02:13

    and usually the actual number is more than the other number. It's crazy. It's some slick shot. I just thought I

  • 2:02:18

    thought I had to think about you doing some [ __ ] over there. He not fooling me. I think I looked at math is pretty easy

  • 2:02:23

    to do, guys. Like you're right. It is. 25

  • 2:02:29

    159,000 subscribers or 10. Y'all seen the numbers, man. It was a low month. We

  • 2:02:35

    got to get back to it for real. We got to get back. Put that out cuz the summer times that that

  • 2:02:41

    drought again the summertime drop off. Break me off so you can put it out. What are we doing for Fourth of July? I'm

  • 2:02:48

    going I'm going fishing now. Me too. Actually, where? Well,

  • 2:02:56

    about doing that about that. The 4th of July is on a Friday. Yo, here we go. I

  • 2:03:03

    did make plans for me to not for you to not be here. Yeah, because [ __ ] you

  • 2:03:10

    crazy. I'mma figure out how to I just want you to know what he fig from the

  • 2:03:15

    boat. You do know that, right? Said what? What he just said? He said he made plans to go fishing and he was

  • 2:03:21

    insinuating that rest of us [ __ ] Yeah, we're holding it down. That's your fault. Just cuz that's a funny joke. I'm

  • 2:03:27

    I'm trolling y'all. What? I want y'all asked when he was in here saying, "What do y'all What do y'all want to happen on

  • 2:03:33

    the 4th of July?" Cuz [ __ ] told me hot dogs and hamburgers. Listen, there some hoes. No, no, no. [ __ ] that. You can't

  • 2:03:39

    eat hot dogs and hamburgers here. Cory tried to come up with that. Cory tried to say, "Yo, you know what? I'm going to have What are they talking about? What

  • 2:03:46

    do y'all want to do for the 4th of July?" Cory said, "America, so we can barbecue America."

  • 2:03:52

    Cory, I'm going be here dressed like Joelle's [ __ ] You think I'm not coming? This is what

  • 2:03:58

    Cory said. He tried to soften the blow. Yo, I'm going to have somebody barbecue and just bring in some hot dogs and

  • 2:04:04

    hamburgers and some trays. I'm looking at Cory like, "Nigga, if you don't shut your ass up, [ __ ] We not in jail,

  • 2:04:10

    [ __ ] We want We want that [ __ ] fresh hot. We don't want you to bring that [ __ ] in some trays and we just pick out of it. We can't do it there. We can't."

  • 2:04:17

    How you feel is about what? America coming to work. America. America.

  • 2:04:24

    celebrating America's birthday. Yeah. How do you feel? But at least if you have us come, if you could get buy the

  • 2:04:31

    proper grill to go up there and have somebody behind grilling, that would be Yo, where we letting this [ __ ] off at. Y'all never spoke to me like this

  • 2:04:38

    before. Yo, we come up here. [ __ ] yo, [ __ ] Ste,

  • 2:04:46

    we want we want steaks on the grill. [ __ ] is crazy. Yo, you can do that though. You can do that. Yo, you could

  • 2:04:52

    do it, right? Not for real. I have a [ __ ] right there. It look ill.

  • 2:05:01

    You know what? Yeah. Every Friday in the summer. Oh [ __ ] Here we go. Every Friday. Every Friday in the summer, we

  • 2:05:06

    do some [ __ ] We getting dressed down Friday. Would that be bad, man? That would be amazing. Yo, that's funny. Y

  • 2:05:16

    they the greatest. He had his whole plan. Y'all had his whole [ __ ] lined up with He had a whole plan. That plan

  • 2:05:21

    never happened yet. I ran into Kino. He was asking what we're doing for the fourth. Oh, look. Uh, we ran into him,

  • 2:05:27

    too. But we didn't talk to him. We just said, "Hi." We saw him. We saw him, too. We said, "What up?" Yo, he had a He

  • 2:05:33

    said, "What up? Salute." [ __ ] you had a whole conversation. That's your little superpower. Running

  • 2:05:38

    into people and just speaking, exchanging, speaking to them. Yeah. What am I supposed to do?

  • 2:05:45

    Anyways, if y'all want to have a cookout up here, we can have a Okay, hold wait. Don't play around. I'm coming in. If

  • 2:05:51

    y'all want to also start the work day early on the 4th of July so that [ __ ] can get out of here by 4, I'm cool with

  • 2:05:57

    that too, but I'm not moving from Friday to Thursday because of America. Can we

  • 2:06:03

    do both? I'm not I'm not doing it. Can you have some? Cuz last time you did it when you did your little 10 not little big 10 year anniversary, [ __ ] I looked

  • 2:06:09

    at the I looked at the sign sheet. It was [ __ ] up here early, [ __ ] 8:00 a.m. setting up 7 a.m. Come up here

  • 2:06:15

    early and get out of here if you No, just get I do want to do that, but I also want you to bring somebody up here at the barbecue. I just take a a

  • 2:06:21

    hamburger and a hot dog. Bro, you don't even eat ketchup. I just I do eat ketchup. That's all he

  • 2:06:28

    needs ketchup. If that's You don't think it looks flyish? Yo, this is crazy, man. I ain't going to lie. Yo, this is funny.

  • 2:06:34

    This is [ __ ] nut, man. I go right back there mid paw, [ __ ] Just go out there and get a hammer and walk in. But

  • 2:06:39

    we we've gotten a little bit uh distracted. Gotcha. Mel, you saying that

  • 2:06:44

    if you get paid, you'll deal with the triggering and the the abuse.

  • 2:06:50

    Somehow I feel like it would soften the blow a little bit. Let's go, Mel. I feel like that's a perfect segway.

  • 2:06:56

    I ain't going to hold you. I don't want to be the one to say this. What Puff the Fist was saying.

  • 2:07:03

    Exactly. Well, he got it from me. I looked at him. You know what I'm saying?

  • 2:07:08

    That's what What happened to Stockholm? What

  • 2:07:14

    happened to Stockholm? No. [ __ ] get a flight to go to Stockholm for some money. Oh [ __ ] Don't do that. What the

  • 2:07:21

    [ __ ] happened to Stockholm? Don't do that. Don't shoot. No. What are we talking about?

  • 2:07:28

    No. I love you. My last question cuz I do want to put it out. How much? Oh man.

  • 2:07:33

    Let's talk about that off camera. I like you. I like I like her angle. I feel like she I feel like if that I feel like

  • 2:07:38

    Hell yeah. It's going to make way more than Hazard pay. Yeah, I'll pay you if I pay for it. It's called Hazard Pay. Put it out now. Now, fans, I was going to

  • 2:07:45

    give it to you on the arm, but now that back money got to come from

  • 2:07:53

    somewhere. You right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, time to make that shop number

  • 2:07:59

    a little more important.

  • 2:08:05

    You better explore it. I know about that [ __ ] All right, come on. What else? Uh,

  • 2:08:10

    let's go. Oh, wait. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Hold up. Hold up. We didn't leave music yet. Oh, [ __ ] bro. And I

  • 2:08:17

    hate to do it, but it won't go away and we can't keep running from it. Who we

  • 2:08:22

    [ __ ] on? No one. [ __ ] Oh, I see. But we will I want to [ __ ] on somebody. But we

  • 2:08:29

    will try to figure out why Amarie keeps trying to sing ac cappella. No, we

  • 2:08:36

    not coming. What happened further the show? The band was [ __ ] up. She made them shut up. Uh yeah, sometimes she cut

  • 2:08:43

    them off and made them stop and then Yeah. Yeah. Maybe maybe someone in the

  • 2:08:48

    band was out of key and she was actually in key. Who's she going on? Marie is a friend of the show, so I'm not going to

  • 2:08:54

    say anything negative about her. I support her no matter what she does. But what I will ask is, you know, you just

  • 2:09:01

    don't have to do that. TV tracks are just fine. Yeah, it seemed like she's popping up a lot of places and singing

  • 2:09:07

    live. They even make the little all to pedal shits. You can go right. Yeah. I

  • 2:09:13

    mean, I get it. The book, the album music coming soon. Oh, yeah. Which I'm sure will be good. Yeah. But yeah, the

  • 2:09:20

    music will be fire, but I just don't understand this. I don't get it. But whatever. We love Amarie. Salute. Shout

  • 2:09:25

    out to Amarie. Salute. Salute. Uh, also in quick questions that nobody cares about, why does Joel Santana have

  • 2:09:33

    the half half uh shy? Watch your [ __ ] cuz he want to cuz he doing he cuz he a

  • 2:09:39

    trends setter. Yeah. I'm glad that you said that. Fourth of July. Well, first let me hear from uh

  • 2:09:47

    Never mind. I'm glad you said that. Blink man. My next question to y'all.

  • 2:09:53

    I didn't want to call the blank man. That's how blank man

  • 2:10:05

    you do what you want.

  • 2:10:10

    I forgot about that movie. My next question for y'all.

  • 2:10:18

    Is Joel Santana a fashion icon? a rap fashion icon. He certainly was at one

  • 2:10:24

    point. I think so. Um, he certainly was. Was Does fashion icon have to be

  • 2:10:30

    forever? Like maybe we just not seeing the the sauce with the half face shy and

  • 2:10:36

    does fashion icon mean trendsetter? No, they were trendsetters. Amazing. Okay. I'm just so I feel like

  • 2:10:42

    the two things are not the same. Okay. So trendsetter, not fashion icon. Oh,

  • 2:10:48

    baby. That's my What's the difference? If you start if you start enough trends, you would be deemed a icon. Maybe it's

  • 2:10:56

    multiple trends. How many would you consider fashion trend? Do you consider what's my man name um from back in the

  • 2:11:01

    days? Dapped. Dappa Dan. Do you consider Dappa Dan a fashion icon? Yes. Okay. Cuz

  • 2:11:07

    he started a trend though by taking the fabrics and about but he's also a

  • 2:11:14

    clothingier. Like we're underelling Dapper Dan further. Oh, for real? Yes. Yeah. I don't want to

  • 2:11:21

    personality that just change all of this. No, please. Thank you. I don't want to unellale him. I tried to reach

  • 2:11:26

    out to him. So, don't do that to me. Yes. He's different. Got you. Okay. Okay. So, that's my take. That That was

  • 2:11:32

    my opinion. Not fashion icon trendsetter. Sure. Yes. That's what I'm getting. Okay. Mhm. The half face shy

  • 2:11:40

    looks. Did y'all see it? I saw it. No, I'm going take a look. I saw it. You want me to show you? Yeah. Show them. Show them, please. Why did you

  • 2:11:46

    screenshot it? I hate when you do that. Part of my research for the pond.

  • 2:11:52

    Stop. Yo, you don't want to miss anything. And that's a summer shy. It's It's hot is

  • 2:11:59

    looks like a teenage piece of ninja turtle. Stop.

  • 2:12:05

    It's too hot to have a whole shy on. That was the end of my quick questions

  • 2:12:11

    that no one really cares about. You think that's going to catch on in in trends? No. And no. Listen. I'mma keep

  • 2:12:19

    it a buck. If they was hot enough, I could see it. If they were Yeah, if they were hotter.

  • 2:12:25

    Well, actually, I lied. I have one more quick question that nobody cares about. Well, actually, that's a lie. Everybody

  • 2:12:31

    cares about it. Okay. Who were the geniuses that decided to kill off Marge Simpson the other night? Excuse me.

  • 2:12:39

    Marge Simpson from The Simpsons is dead. Yeah. Is is dead. May she rest in peace. They killed her in an episode the other

  • 2:12:46

    night and had a funeral. Is this like the final season or some [ __ ] Yeah, final season. Final season. Yeah. Well,

  • 2:12:52

    it's the 36th season, so I don't know. Maybe that's it. I didn't even know they were honestly still making Simpsons.

  • 2:13:00

    It's been a long time since I tapped. So, what she passed away from? Oh, what' you say?

  • 2:13:06

    future.

  • 2:13:14

    They did the Terminator. What you know about Simpsons predictions, right? They did the Terminator. If they predicted

  • 2:13:21

    it, she dead. That's true. All right. Good. So, let me not jump the gun. I saw a lot of Rest in

  • 2:13:27

    peace Marge Simpsons. Let me not lie to y'all and act like I watched the Simpsons that night. I did not. I did

  • 2:13:33

    not. Please. Um, all right. That was the end of my quick questions. Y [ __ ] me up for a minute. Just going to cry. No,

  • 2:13:40

    [ __ ] You can't kill Mark Simpson, though. Just can't do it. Um, what else

  • 2:13:45

    needs our attention? Uh, the puff charges. The puff case. Yeah, Mel had this queued up for a while. Put your

  • 2:13:51

    readers queued up for a while. Yeah. Take us out of here, Mel. All right. Um,

  • 2:13:57

    the prosecution uh delivered their uh closing arguments yesterday. It was 4

  • 2:14:02

    hours. Um, her name was Christy Slavic. And that's basically present the case again. Basically, that's that's what

  • 2:14:09

    that's what they basically have to do. They have to summit for four hours. You you presented the case. Yeah. And I think after an hour, hour and a half,

  • 2:14:16

    you lose the jury. The jury's sitting there about to fall asleep. Like it sound like w at that point. Yeah. So,

  • 2:14:23

    uh, basically for counts three and five to convict Holmes and two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution. She said the jury must

  • 2:14:29

    find that he knowingly transported an individual in interstate or foreign com uh commerce etc etc. So um it was I mean

  • 2:14:38

    I have a recording of people who were like you know did like a summation of uh of what she said like a minute and a

  • 2:14:45

    half please. I'd love to hear your summation. Bill Maher came out publicly

  • 2:14:50

    um and said something about it and caught a little bit of uh traction. He

  • 2:14:56

    was basically kind of in support of Puff. You got a clip? I'd love to hear it.

  • 2:15:03

    Did they say who they're alleging was a part of this so-called conspiracy? They

  • 2:15:08

    did, and they actually showed their pictures during this presentation. They showed KK, Christina Kuram's face, Kol's

  • 2:15:16

    former chief of staff. Fahhem, one of his security guards. Drock, another

  • 2:15:22

    security guard. Uncle Paulie, I'm done with them. I ain't gonna lie. I'm sorry, babe. No worries. Please. No worries.

  • 2:15:29

    Okay. Show

  • 2:15:34

    Johnny. Those sound just like the voices. I imagine telling me what's going on on the internet. It was Andrea

  • 2:15:41

    Canning from Dline. I love Dline, but that that sounded Anyway, come on. Let's

  • 2:15:47

    let's let's put some uh put some soul in in in this story. I I dog I I still

  • 2:15:52

    think it's 50/50. It might actually be about 6040. I think Puff's way. Puff. I think I think he'll

  • 2:15:59

    get found guilty on the prostitution charges. And uh from my understanding, they

  • 2:16:04

    allegedly dropped the arson charge and I think the attempted kidnapping charge

  • 2:16:10

    that were tied into the racketeering [ __ ] Um, just from my my reports that

  • 2:16:15

    I've been seeing in my opinion, I think they'll find him guilty on on the charges, but I don't think they could prove the conspiracy and the RICO [ __ ]

  • 2:16:23

    like cuz it's organized crime. That's a hard charge I think for them to prove, but I'm not an attorney, so that's just

  • 2:16:28

    my opinion. Neither am I. So, I can't speak to whether charges were dropped at or not. Everything I'm reading was uh

  • 2:16:36

    they directed the jury to not pay any attention to that part of the arson and

  • 2:16:42

    all that. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And I don't know if that's dropping, but to them that they're they're simplifying the

  • 2:16:48

    case for the jury to pay attention to these things that we think we got them on. And and not like I said, uh that the

  • 2:16:56

    puff people was moving for a mistrial every time they got up there and said some [ __ ] that they couldn't prove like, "Hey, you burnt my car." It's like, "All

  • 2:17:02

    right, we not let's get this out the way and get to what we here for." They said that we could get a verdict as early as

  • 2:17:08

    uh next week. Yeah. Um his lawyer was closing today and um part of her closing

  • 2:17:15

    said, "This is a case about uh his real life relationships and the government is trying to turn those relationships into

  • 2:17:20

    a racketeering case." The evidence is going to show you a very flawed individual, but it will not show you a

  • 2:17:26

    racketeer, a sex trafficker or somebody transporting for prostitution.

  • 2:17:32

    She also made a joke towards the um uh the jury about uh kidnapping and asked

  • 2:17:39

    them whether or not they felt like they've been kidnapped. Then I read something else that says if

  • 2:17:45

    he is found guilty then the government takes control of all of his assets.

  • 2:17:50

    Oh wow. What' you say? Yeah, that's true. Cuz they going to say he got those they

  • 2:17:56

    going to say he got those assets out of illen gains. Illgotten gains. Mhm.

  • 2:18:01

    That sucks though. Off that alone, I would I would think they would charge uh they would bring him back guilty, but it's in the jury's hands. No, I think I

  • 2:18:08

    think on that they won't I think off of that they would bring him back innocent because they know that he didn't acquire those things through those means. No, I

  • 2:18:14

    take it back cuz it's on the jury. I thought it was a judge. It's on the jury. He didn't acquire that [ __ ] through No, not through that. Yeah. This

  • 2:18:20

    is an interesting statistic though. In 2018 to 2022, federal prosecutors won convictions in more than 97% of the

  • 2:18:28

    cases in which RICO was the most serious charge filed. That doesn't speak to how

  • 2:18:33

    many went to trial or how many actual it just says they got convictions, not on

  • 2:18:38

    the RICO charge. Not just that, most people start pleading out getting looked

  • 2:18:43

    at 200 years. [ __ ] will ple out for 27 or 30 years. You know what I'm saying? So that's still a win for them. Yeah,

  • 2:18:49

    that's and in some of the recent cases, we starting to question what a RICO is

  • 2:18:54

    and how it applies versus them going after the people that RICO was intended for. Right. So, it says even if Combmes

  • 2:19:00

    is the only person indicted as part of a broader criminal scheme, which would be the RICO, prosecutors can still argue

  • 2:19:06

    that he relied on the help of others such as personal assistants, bodyguards, and business associates. Some of the

  • 2:19:11

    witnesses against Holmes have testified in return for immunity for prosecutors or have spoken with federal authorities

  • 2:19:17

    during profer sessions during which the statements they make cannot be used to prosecute them. So um in the summation

  • 2:19:23

    that I heard they listed a bunch of the people that they feel were the enforcers

  • 2:19:30

    you know the assistants bodyguards got charged. H none of them got charged. Yeah. That's what they're basically

  • 2:19:35

    saying is that prosecu prosecutorial [ __ ] witnesses, they gained immunity

  • 2:19:41

    by way of testifying. So even though these are named individuals who are part of the criminal enterprise, they've

  • 2:19:48

    escaped prosecution because of immunity. Yeah. But they weren't Yes. And no

  • 2:19:54

    charged and coerced. Yes, you can. Yes, we're giving you immunity because we want to hear your complete and truthful

  • 2:20:01

    testimony even with your involvement. Yes, your involvement doesn't say you

  • 2:20:06

    were forced, coerced, pressured, and I think that's where a bulk of this case

  • 2:20:11

    lie. He's not, again, he's not on trial for domestic violence, right? No, I want you to come in and rat on this [ __ ] I

  • 2:20:18

    want you to rat on him. In ratting on him, you might implicate yourself. So, we're going to say, Joe, you got you was

  • 2:20:25

    riding with Ish when Ish shot the [ __ ] We're not mad at you. We going to give you immunity for your testimony against

  • 2:20:33

    Ish. Joe never got uh uh uh

  • 2:20:38

    indicted. Nobody else got indicted. Nobody else got charged with him. So that's my thing when they start talking

  • 2:20:43

    about it being a criminal enterprise and organization. If it's an organization,

  • 2:20:48

    then there are some other guilty parties within the organization and nobody ever else got charged. Mhm. That's the part

  • 2:20:55

    that again I'm not Well, that's the that's the thing about prose witnesses for the prosecution and them offering

  • 2:21:01

    immunity like that. They look at that as the lesser of two evils. We don't want you as the assistant, the bodyguard. We

  • 2:21:07

    don't want you. You're not the big [ __ ] fish. That's the big fish. That's who we're going after. So if you

  • 2:21:13

    sit up there and you say you indicate that your you know you're enabling or enforcing was strictly based off of his

  • 2:21:21

    direction, explicit direction, then that that is them making their case. It also

  • 2:21:27

    sound like people that never tried to force anybody to do anything before. Like it's difficult to force four and

  • 2:21:34

    five people to to do one act in concert. That's just not

  • 2:21:40

    necessarily in concert. Not true. Listen, it's other it's other ways to force people without physical force.

  • 2:21:46

    Like you could just if you paying somebody I I heard a artist say one time that

  • 2:21:51

    um I'm giving XYZ a certain amount of money and now I got a problem with you. And I tell them, yo, your money cut off

  • 2:21:58

    as long as my problem still walking around. I didn't force y'all to go do nothing. I infer I indirectly said, go

  • 2:22:05

    handle that so y'all can get your money back. So it's ways that you could skirt around me forcing somebody indirectly

  • 2:22:11

    say [ __ ] I told you why you not getting paid. I didn't say go handle that. When I say go handle that, that's me telling

  • 2:22:18

    you go handle that. I'm telling you, yo Parks, I can't pay you cuz Joe did some [ __ ] Whatever Parks goes and does

  • 2:22:24

    on his own, I'm completely unaware of. And again, I'm only talking

  • 2:22:31

    about the part where they said some of the sex workers were there against their will. Nobody I didn't Nobody testified

  • 2:22:37

    to No, none of them testified to forced to be here. Some of them said, "Yo, it

  • 2:22:42

    was it was her. I never spoke to him." Some of them said, "Hey, we did this." So, it depends on the jury's

  • 2:22:49

    understanding and interpretation of all of the stuff they said. Their retention of all this sitting there for a while of

  • 2:22:55

    the country at some times when they was having freakoffs or whatever the case may be, it's like cuz look, I I'm 5050

  • 2:23:01

    and I'm If they get him, I can understand it if he walks. I totally understand. I'm 50/50 on this one. And

  • 2:23:07

    and the whole thing about the sex worker saying, "Yo, it was her. I never talked to him." And then she turn around and say, "Well, it was from him." You get

  • 2:23:14

    what I'm saying? Like there's your organization partner. But what if I'm not there?

  • 2:23:19

    You get what I'm saying? Like it again, I see both sides. I get both sides. I get both sides. If I'm not there, I'm out of the country and you rocking out

  • 2:23:26

    and we got text messages of you saying, "You want to rock out?" He was there sometimes. Just cuz he wasn't there

  • 2:23:32

    sometimes. Yeah. Which means though, I might not have been forcing you all. True. That might have been something you

  • 2:23:38

    wanted to do. I'm I'm not coping or coping for a puff. I'm giving an objective viewpoint that yo, sometimes

  • 2:23:45

    me and Parks might smoke weed together. Sometimes Park smoke weed on his own. That don't mean you forcing him to smoke

  • 2:23:50

    weed. Again, I'm 50/50 on me, too. And we too

  • 2:23:56

    close to a verdict for me to sit here with all that. We a week away, two weeks away. I can wait. I can wait. I think

  • 2:24:03

    they're going to come back quickly for the verdict. I think we had a verdict by next spot. And I think that's why he he didn't even bother to call nobody's

  • 2:24:09

    test. We dragging us out any some more. I think I did what I had to do. All my on my defense team told me, "Yo, they

  • 2:24:16

    did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that we did nothing. It's doubt here."

  • 2:24:22

    Yeah. So, pretty much, but we'll see. We shall see. That's going to be a big

  • 2:24:28

    part of day. Yeah. Yeah, it is. That's going to be a big day big culturally people smarter than us. people uh more

  • 2:24:35

    legally advanced than us are still having their questions. So that just speaks to

  • 2:24:41

    potential reasonable doubt. True. But I don't think there's too many people smarter than you. Don't show it yourself. Yeah. You know, [ __ ] the

  • 2:24:48

    [ __ ] I'm listening to what you say about it. You done it all. [ __ ] the legal experts. Anybody been in college from [ __ ] [ __ ] that went to college.

  • 2:24:56

    [ __ ] [ __ ] that got Are you planning on finishing? Yeah. I know you always say that, but I mean

  • 2:25:02

    seriously, do you plan on Yeah. Yeah. He didn't even sound like he was. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's just time hasn't really

  • 2:25:08

    opened up for me to do that. Got it. Got it. Got it. Cuz again, when you get toward the end, I told you like they don't just had the classes all the time.

  • 2:25:14

    At the very very end, they might get at class once a semester and that [ __ ] might be a Thursday night, you know what

  • 2:25:20

    I mean? Or Tuesday night, some [ __ ] like that. It'd be hard to really um schedule. Well, not if you sit down on a

  • 2:25:27

    Tuesday night or Thursday night. Like, do it if you want to do it. No, but the Tuesday night we work here. It might

  • 2:25:32

    conflict with my schedule. You can leave for seven months paid. Like go get your degree. You said what? You can leave for

  • 2:25:38

    seven months paid. Like if you coming back with your What is you What is it? What's the paper? I don't like that

  • 2:25:43

    [ __ ] [ __ ] Bachelor. A bachelor? I don't like that [ __ ] For real. What? Yeah, I know. Favoritism.

  • 2:25:50

    If you want to go get your Do you want to get a bachelor's? I want to go. Yeah. Or do you want to be a bachelor? I

  • 2:25:56

    [ __ ] Yo. Or do you watch the bachelor? Yo. They got first fry class.

  • 2:26:04

    I want to go to college. Get it done. It's real. Like, don't put it on the back, bro. It's kind of crazy. All

  • 2:26:10

    right. [ __ ] you then, [ __ ] I don't care no more. Um, all right. Um, just argue with pop over this.

  • 2:26:15

    No. No, I didn't. Cuz that's a joke, bro. Relax. Anybody that want to go to college, please go to school. Like,

  • 2:26:23

    don't listen to me. Don't force the ones that don't want to go. But if you don't

  • 2:26:30

    get a mop. We should talk. Get a mop. This [ __ ] look. He said a

  • 2:26:35

    mop. Yeah, that was the mentality in the 80s. Yeah, in the 80s and 70s. If you don't go to college, you just going to

  • 2:26:41

    be mobbing mas floor. The world ain't like that no more. You don't have to be a janitor. It's a joke.

  • 2:26:48

    I go go to get an electrician license. Yeah. Yeah. They steal. That's what Tyler the creator just finished telling

  • 2:26:53

    everybody. [ __ ] stealing out here. Go be electrician. Go build put some cabinets up. Everybody don't have to be a

  • 2:26:59

    podcast. Ask Cory. [ __ ] are stealing. All of my little brother and my little sister are asking for Tyler the Creator

  • 2:27:05

    tickets to his concert. It's just funny to me when you learn who your siblings and the little the next generation are a

  • 2:27:13

    fan of. I think that's so cute. It's fire. I'm so happy for them. One of them is Kendrick out. My sister is Tyler out.

  • 2:27:19

    And Ethan too cool to do anything. And they think he think he going to college. No Travis. Ethan. Ethan don't give a

  • 2:27:25

    [ __ ] about none of that. No, I'm saying none of them not Travis fans. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But, but

  • 2:27:31

    Kendrick and Tyler, they fan. They go super crazy. But yeah, they all want to go to the Travis show. Um, what else?

  • 2:27:37

    What else? What else? What else did they really enjoying the spot so far? Good line. This is great. Uh, Ice, you had me

  • 2:27:43

    put the XXL freshman list up there. Why? Why? I have I have no idea. Why? No, we we was just Empire's talking about it.

  • 2:27:49

    It's a new blessing. Take it away. Um, I'd rather y'all talk about Love Island.

  • 2:27:54

    Y all are the Love Island guys. But you know what? Let's see what Double XXL is talking about with the fresh the

  • 2:28:00

    freshman cover. I'm curious. Are you pro- Hutter or uh anti- Hutter? I'm pro

  • 2:28:05

    Hutter. Me, too. That's like Ice. No. What's Ice Me? What you mean? She's a

  • 2:28:12

    problematic uh uh cast member of Love Island, and a lot of people hate her cuz

  • 2:28:17

    she is extra annoying. But for me, you need a crash out on the show. She was

  • 2:28:23

    She was annoying to them cuz they was hating on her off the rip. Like her and uh my man

  • 2:28:29

    who girl that spit on her [ __ ] and put it Wow. That's what they showed [ __ ] I don't

  • 2:28:35

    watch the show. I haven't seen she was crying over a dude. Some chick was crying over some [ __ ] like she was

  • 2:28:40

    distraught, right? And the very next scene they showed some [ __ ] nut to butt

  • 2:28:46

    with her and she up to her and got to getting that thing right. The very next scene. Did you say nut to butt? Yeah.

  • 2:28:53

    This [ __ ] is freaky. Yo, this [ __ ] is We don't know what nut to butt is. He like a old porn star, son. Like he like

  • 2:29:00

    a like Why you Why you winging your eyes? He like the old old porn star with the wooden with the wooden with the

  • 2:29:06

    wooden panels on the wall

  • 2:29:16

    with the [ __ ] lava lamp. lip skin bubbles.

  • 2:29:23

    Oh, what? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That was his porn name. Just bubbles. Look at this [ __ ] He was bubbles.

  • 2:29:31

    [ __ ] you're not putting it down on the no went to the castle and gave it all up to his masters. Just be a good dad. There

  • 2:29:38

    you go. All that [ __ ] powerful dick [ __ ] is over, [ __ ] 50 years old. One year. Who's planning your 50th birthday

  • 2:29:44

    party? Oh, yeah. You asked that, too. But now we closer. So I'm asking him and look this Cory [ __ ] with [ __ ] I

  • 2:29:52

    don't We got to have any plans. He been saying that though, Joe. And you said that you was going to plan it for him.

  • 2:29:57

    You should. All right. You should have something for your 50th birthday. It's the winter time. Okay. Going to be 50.

  • 2:30:05

    Look at him. He dead ass. He's a weirdo. Look at him. He came and didn't He didn't tell us when his birthday was. He

  • 2:30:11

    just came and sat here on I think on his birthday day. Yeah, he did. Yeah. birthday.

  • 2:30:17

    All right. Never mind. Never mind. Today my birthday. No one. No one ever get

  • 2:30:22

    mad. No. Let me tell you what happened. Thank you, Flip. And then it's going to be January 19th or whatever the [ __ ] is

  • 2:30:28

    Oh, he's 16th. It's going to be the 17th. It's going to be a Friday. You going to go nothing? Yo, no. Me and we

  • 2:30:34

    trying to do this week on it was my birthday. Like, [ __ ] what? Me and Emani was sitting for Nat birthday. So,

  • 2:30:40

    I was like, "Oh, yeah. Yeah. Now, now the Capricorn." Yeah. My [ __ ] was the other day. Immani was like, "We just hold up well back up, my [ __ ] When

  • 2:30:47

    your birthday was." I was like, "Yesterday or two days ago." Emani's like, "Yo, you differenti

  • 2:30:56

    normal." You should do something for your 50th year, bro. Even if you're not going to have a party, at least let us come together and have No, you going to have a party. We just not going to know.

  • 2:31:02

    Mhm. Mad Venezuelans. That's a mad Portuguese. Mad people from

  • 2:31:09

    Portugal. Me, amigo. What the [ __ ] These your friends. At least my girl, you know my girl Cory know that [ __ ]

  • 2:31:15

    Cory over there. You know why it's funny? The other day

  • 2:31:20

    I'm minding my business somewhere. Oh, actually I was in bed chilling on some old [ __ ] [ __ ] Oh, our friend of the

  • 2:31:27

    show O from Life After Chado. Yeah. Sent me a text. He said, "Yo,

  • 2:31:34

    they having a little function over here at the cigar spot. And I ain't going to lie to you. It's kind of lit in here.

  • 2:31:41

    This look like a lot of money over here and I ain't and it's some

  • 2:31:46

    something going on. You might should take a look. I was like, "Yeah, right, dog. Get off my phone." He said, "Yo, you want me to send you a video?" I

  • 2:31:52

    said, "Send me a video." He sent me a video. It was a lot of white people, men

  • 2:31:57

    and women, having the time of their lives at that cigar bar. And then he

  • 2:32:02

    said, "Guess, take a guess what he said." You guessed it. It's just here. It's just like

  • 2:32:12

    Can I say Yeah. Um, he we feel differently about uh I mean I

  • 2:32:18

    mean you can't send me the video all all the snow. That ain't going to bring it out. That ain't going to do a even

  • 2:32:24

    though he said it was something exquisite up in there. Actually, should I be saying that? Exquisite. That was

  • 2:32:30

    the word he used. Exquisite. Exquisite. He said and then I was like she white like Yeah. I was like all right. It's

  • 2:32:35

    cool. She she won't accept that 257

  • 2:32:44

    that you give me a 2850. Yeah, you know I play up it a little bit. She'll come

  • 2:32:50

    here and turn it up. 3200. Best to final. Best. You might get it for 19.

  • 2:32:57

    Yeah. Yeah. Depending on where you get the white girl from what that mean. Yeah. They ain't doing no better. Like I

  • 2:33:02

    said 19. That's crazy. Um, what else needs our attention, you guys? I found another list.

  • 2:33:09

    All right. Okay. It's from the It's from the New York Times. It's the best movies of the 21st century, but it's a list of

  • 2:33:15

    like how many? It's a list of a hundred. So, I'm going to I'll just start from 20 and then go to one. Yeah. Cool. All right. Okay. All right. Number 20. Yes.

  • 2:33:23

    21st century. 21st century. Yes. So, for the last 25 years, 2001.

  • 2:33:31

    Okay. So, number 20 is The Wolf of Wall Street. Great movie. Number 19 is Zodiac. Number 18 is Itu Mama Taben. 17

  • 2:33:40

    is Brokeback Mountain. Hey. 16, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Oh. 15,

  • 2:33:45

    City of God. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. It's very polarizing. Some people are

  • 2:33:51

    like, "That [ __ ] was trash." And other people are like, "It was [ __ ] genius." That [ __ ] was fire. 15 was City

  • 2:33:59

    of God. I'd love guess what number one is or number two is. What's your guess for what's at the top? You'll never

  • 2:34:06

    guess. Oh, never mind. Oh, yeah. No, no. No, but you know Infinity War.

  • 2:34:13

    I go Interstellar. Interstellar was that wasn't before 2000. No.

  • 2:34:20

    No, it wasn't 2011. Interstellar is top 10. Interstellar is

  • 2:34:27

    probably top 10 should be top 10. should be top 10. Okay, so 14 is Englorious Bastards. Great. That was a good movie.

  • 2:34:34

    How about that? Kill me some 13 was um Children of Men. 12 was The Zone of

  • 2:34:40

    Interest. Uh it was it was it just like a couple years ago.

  • 2:34:46

    It's like indie film. Got it. Got it. 11 was Mad Max Fury Road. Charlies Theren and Tone. I They don't

  • 2:34:54

    make the list. I mean, yeah. Interesting. They don't make the list. Okay. Uh, number 10 is Social Network.

  • 2:34:59

    Uh, nine is a good movie. You better believe it. And I hear that they're trying to work on a sequel to Social

  • 2:35:04

    Network. I don't know how I don't know how that's going to work, but Social Network, I just watched that the other

  • 2:35:09

    day. I just David Fincher is doing a Squid Games American reboot after this is over. I

  • 2:35:16

    mean, that was racist. Stupid.

  • 2:35:22

    Go ahead, Mel. All right. Nine is Spirited Away. Uh, whatever. Eight is

  • 2:35:27

    Get Out. Um, seven is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. That was a good

  • 2:35:32

    movie. You know, that was a really good movie. Number six, No Country for Old Men. Incredible movie. That was good. That

  • 2:35:38

    was good. Five was Moonlight. That was good. Four was good. Moonlight was good. I don't know about five. I don't know

  • 2:35:44

    about five either. It was good though. About 55. Four was In the Mood for Love. What year Cocaine Cowboy came out?

  • 2:35:52

    Documentary. That was a Doc. It was Doc. And that was a long time. Dallas International Club. What's the movie?

  • 2:35:57

    Dallas. Dallas. What a movie. Late 90s.

  • 2:36:03

    I don't think that was 25 years ago. It wasn't 25 years ago. 2010. Yeah, that was a really somewhere in that was

  • 2:36:09

    amazing movie. That movie should be on this list. 2013. Yeah, it's not in the top. Um, okay. So, number three is There

  • 2:36:16

    Will Be Blood. Great. Epic [ __ ] movie. Great [ __ ] movie. I want to guess some more. They don't put like

  • 2:36:21

    Dune on there or some [ __ ] Piss me off. was good, bro. It better not. Where's Batman with Bane? That's probably going

  • 2:36:27

    to be in this top two somewhere. You out your top. Batman with Bane is one of the best movies in the last 25 years. Not

  • 2:36:33

    with Bane. Not no top 25. Not better than Not better than the one with Joker. None of the Batman's are in the top. Oh,

  • 2:36:40

    the Heath Ledger one. The Heath Ledger one is the one. The first one is the best one out of all. The Heath Ledger one. Dark Knight. That's Bane was my

  • 2:36:46

    [ __ ] But Batman was the one. None of the Batmans are in the top 20. They're all Give me two.

  • 2:36:52

    Number two is Mull Hull and Drive from 2001. Wow, that's high. And I like that

  • 2:36:57

    movie, but I love David Lynch. Rest in peace. But number one is Parasite.

  • 2:37:03

    I could see that. That was a good movie though. The Korean film that like once swept the Oscars. It was good. That was

  • 2:37:08

    the last movie I snuck into. But yeah, number one. Dark Knight is number 28. Okay. Okay. Where's like is that

  • 2:37:17

    club on there anyway? So hold on. Let me find out. The rest of Nolan movies shutter island. Yeah. No, shutter island

  • 2:37:23

    was scores. Scorsese, excuse me. The departed. Where's the like where departed was fire? I would It wasn't top

  • 2:37:29

    20. Great movie. The town better be on this list somewhere too. Not top 25. Uh

  • 2:37:35

    Christopher Nolan. Inception number 55. Damn. Which is crazy that it's Inception

  • 2:37:40

    was the other one I was going to say. Interstellar. Inception. Um that's high. I loved Inception. [ __ ] had to watch

  • 2:37:46

    Inception like four times. 12 years still arguing over the end of of Inception. Oppenheimer was number 65.

  • 2:37:53

    Gone Girl was number 64. You better believe it. You know that, you know, personally a little too low on the list.

  • 2:38:00

    We'll take it. We'll we'll take it. Kill Bill Volume 1 was number 61 for sure. Spotlight, which is one of my favorite

  • 2:38:06

    movies, um was number 66. You guys familiar with that? I don't know if I'm It's about the um the Catholic Church

  • 2:38:13

    and uh the the Boston Globe doing their expose on Oh yeah, with um uh what's his

  • 2:38:18

    name? See that? Oh, with Rich uh Rachel McAdams and um uh Michael Keaton and

  • 2:38:26

    what's the other one's name? Mark Ruffalo. [ __ ] excellent. The Hulk in there. You okay? Did you lose the Hulk?

  • 2:38:33

    You were saying. All right. Okay. Oh, let me see. Oceans 11 is number 71. I

  • 2:38:39

    wasn't the hugest. Oceans Oceans 11 is like [ __ ] Star Wars. Like I like Oceans 11. had a spark when you started.

  • 2:38:47

    None of them was garbage, but they I don't know about them being the top. None of them was great. The cast and the

  • 2:38:53

    acting and the writing, like other than that, the movie was Oh, it's a bank. I can name a few other bank robbery movies

  • 2:39:00

    that that maybe beat it. Yeah. No, we can't. Dog Day Afternoon. Yes. If I sit

  • 2:39:05

    here Afternoon. Yeah. I was going to say he Yeah. Anchor Man, the legend of Ron

  • 2:39:10

    Burgundy. Number 85. Wait, where step brothers at? Yeah. Now we talking not on here. What? Um, number 81 is Black Swan

  • 2:39:18

    and I found Interstellar Dodgeball is Step Brothers is not up there nights. Go

  • 2:39:23

    ahead. Interstellar is number 89. That's true. No, that's so low. That's one of the hangover. The first hangover

  • 2:39:29

    hangover. That's horrible. That's horrible. 89. So, I'm going to read 191.

  • 2:39:35

    All right. Here we go. Number 100 was super bad. Just what I was just waiting for. I was just waiting for cuz there

  • 2:39:41

    might be. Super bad. Should have made the list. I'm not. I think when you're done with this, you should do There's crazy [ __ ] in here. Should we keep going

  • 2:39:48

    too? Do you not want to do it? I want to hear it. This is so informative. Oh, you know what? That's it. Done. Come on,

  • 2:39:55

    man. I want to read that. Just want to go quick. 100 super bad. Okay. 100 Super Bad. 99 is Memories of Murder. 98

  • 2:40:03

    Grizzly Man. I don't even know what the [ __ ] that is. 97 Gravity. Number six, Black Panther. Um 96 Black. 95 The worst

  • 2:40:10

    person in the world. Don't know what the [ __ ] is White Panther drop. Yep. N there better be some more Marvel movies ahead

  • 2:40:16

    of Black Panther. 94 Minority Report 93 Michael Clayton 92 Gladiator and 91 Fish

  • 2:40:22

    Tank. That movie that movie tells number two. Number one and two was what? 91 number two was Mhm. Drive. Number one

  • 2:40:28

    was Pearson. I meant 91 and 92. I'm sorry. Oh, you're getting old dementia. 92 was Gladiator and 91 was Fish Tank.

  • 2:40:36

    Gladiator should be buying Citizen ain't up there. No. No. What do you want? Pel

  • 2:40:43

    123 on there, too. Some of that [ __ ] Yo, don't play with lawbas.

  • 2:40:51

    But that's hilarious. What you say? Those movies should be later on. I said you want 123. No, he want money dragon

  • 2:40:58

    up there. Law and gladiator need to be way higher. Gladiator is a good way

  • 2:41:05

    higher. Protest. Yes, it is good. Streets good. They don't have um the

  • 2:41:10

    hangover, but they have bridesmaids as they should. Bridesmaid was number 32.

  • 2:41:15

    Wedding crashers. That was saying step brothers not being up there

  • 2:41:21

    as a trap. You know what I'm saying? Is a old school [ __ ] movie, bro. That list

  • 2:41:27

    was great, you guys. Dark Knight was never. All right, there you go. We read that. We got it, man. That's a break.

  • 2:41:34

    While you're in there, look up the Indiana Jones. Make some noise. Make some noise.

  • 2:41:41

    We did it. So, so informative. She kept going,

  • 2:41:48

    [ __ ] She said we 10 to one. I wonder what was 110 to 101 though. For

  • 2:41:54

    real. I think we got to get to it. I kind of like I need to know. I need to know. Yo, moving on.

  • 2:42:02

    Y'all are bad. Y'all are killing. I don't Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Anything else up there? Uh, you got to start watching Love

  • 2:42:07

    Island. Yeah, I am. I plan on I'm waiting for my girl though, so you can do this [ __ ] remote where you you know

  • 2:42:13

    what I mean? Yeah, link up together. Hit the button. Hey yo, hold on real quick. You might as well check me into a home if I'm start doing that. I want to have

  • 2:42:20

    a little bit of sauce left. Use your Apple [ __ ] No, she can see you

  • 2:42:27

    watching this. She can see everything. She's the allseeing eye.

  • 2:42:33

    What up, Blair? Who was Man Mandami beat Cuomo, right? Did you expect that? Like, I don't know. Oh, that was crazy. Y

  • 2:42:39

    that's our political psych. I'm just flip. No, no, no, no. I don't know. I don't know anything about I don't know

  • 2:42:46

    what that is. I don't know anything about it, [ __ ] [ __ ] mother worked for the mayor's office for 4

  • 2:42:52

    years. But yeah, I'm shutting up right now. I don't know anything about it. I just saw that he won. I didn't know. I hired somebody for this. Yeah, he's not

  • 2:42:58

    here. So, we'll wait. We'll wait till I

  • 2:43:05

    think I can't read ignore that right here. It's big

  • 2:43:11

    letters. Madam Beach, Cuomo. Hey. And then look,

  • 2:43:17

    take it away. We going to wait till No, we can kick it a little bit. [ __ ] Mark. Uh, that shocked me. I was shocked. I

  • 2:43:24

    was shocked. I don't know [ __ ] about politics. Listen, I don't have a vote in New York. So y'all was kicking my ass

  • 2:43:29

    about my opinion. Like apparently New York has a real disdain for Cuomo that I

  • 2:43:34

    was unaware of. Yeah, for sure. Well, he didn't beat him by much. He beat him. I

  • 2:43:39

    was surprised by where he beat him. He beat him all throughout Midtown, downtown, Atoria, Williamsburg, all the

  • 2:43:45

    places with bread. No, that's But that's progressive. I don't care. Usually people with money are not necessarily

  • 2:43:51

    the biggest on socialism, but a lot of those younger areas with these younger people that got bred they be looking for

  • 2:43:58

    a change. A lot of them be looking for a change. There's a lot of old money in

  • 2:44:03

    Manhattan. You were dri That's why it was shocking that Cuomo

  • 2:44:09

    lost the way he did. Yeah, cuz he had all of them backing him. I was shocked by where he lost for me. That was the

  • 2:44:16

    biggest thing for me. And I mean, um, Mandami is 33, very young. Uh, yeah, let

  • 2:44:22

    me round of applause. I've seen him on the grind for a long taste from us. He's at least he's lived in Atoria. He's been running around Atoria with the [ __ ]

  • 2:44:29

    old school, the truck with the horn on the top, yelling out the truck, shout all [ __ ] I found out we're birthday

  • 2:44:34

    twins. Okay. So, okay. Look at that. Go, go, you

  • 2:44:40

    go. I just looked it up. It had his birthday right there. I was like, "Oh, no. Hey, we're birthday toys. We're

  • 2:44:46

    alike. I don't think we're alike, but salute. I was shocked. Um,

  • 2:44:52

    I might move to New York just to vote against Eric Adams. So, how's Eric Adams looking? I ain't going to lie to you. I

  • 2:44:58

    might I might move out there just to vote against him. How is it looking? He's running what? Independent

  • 2:45:03

    independent run. It's over. It's over. It's over. It's over Eric Adams. It's over. Yeah, it's over. Again, I don't

  • 2:45:11

    have a vote in New York. Maybe I'm out of It's over. Eric Adams is arguably the worst mayor in New York's history.

  • 2:45:16

    Really? Yes. Yeah. Get him the [ __ ] out of here. I'm sure there's been worse, but I'm trying to think. And I ain't

  • 2:45:22

    sure. I ain't sure. Dickens was the best.

  • 2:45:30

    What? That's what I heard. I was about to say unless you want to start talking to Giuliani, right?

  • 2:45:35

    Giuliani was a minister. But that depend. But that depends on who you ask. Can I play something as quick? Hold real

  • 2:45:41

    quick, man. cuz I had this conversation with my mom a lot. Giuliani cleaned up New York City. So what do you when you

  • 2:45:47

    say that he's the worst, you can't say he's the worst because of his stance today. We're talking about his run of

  • 2:45:53

    his run during his city. That's what I'm saying. It depends on who you ask. You

  • 2:45:58

    remember before Giuliani came to New York, bro, 42nd Street used to be the trick spot. It used to be a lot of [ __ ]

  • 2:46:05

    going on in Midtown Manhattan that does not exist anymore as a result of Giuliani. but he still was stopping

  • 2:46:13

    frisk and all these other things. So, it depends on who you ask. Got it. I see what you're saying. You know what I'm saying? Play something that um Eric

  • 2:46:20

    Adams had to say recently like today. Oh, please. This will be so informative.

  • 2:46:26

    He just say he don't like all you [ __ ] white [ __ ] I know.

  • 2:46:31

    Mel's helping me produce. I love this. She don't This is a biblical moment.

  • 2:46:36

    You know when Jesus was on the cross, he said, "God forgive them for they know not what they do." She talking to you.

  • 2:46:43

    All these negroes were asking me to step down. God forgive us. This old man is

  • 2:46:50

    old. Yeah. This old. We played this and clowned it up here before. Okay. Sorry.

  • 2:46:55

    Can you give me the quarterback still funny though? Don't ask for it again. Okay. Don't ask for the score for

  • 2:47:02

    the rest of It's a biblical moment. It is still funny. This [ __ ] still funny. the Facebook. Are you the worst? I am

  • 2:47:08

    not on Facebook. Mel's on Facebook. I hate Facebook. I'm on Facebook, [ __ ] I

  • 2:47:15

    tracks. That tracks. I hate Facebook. I hate it. It's not easy to navigate.

  • 2:47:21

    Create a page though. I have one. Use it. I do. I mean, I have somebody else

  • 2:47:26

    using it for me. Oh, you got that person controlling all of your uh social No, not that. No, no.

  • 2:47:33

    I've got Hey, they controller. Not that one. Can't get that one.

  • 2:47:40

    Big mail. Yeah. Yeah. Hey yo, guess who wrote you? Yo, we need to stay out of

  • 2:47:46

    here. Daryl Strawberry. He did what?

  • 2:47:56

    Daryl Strawberry just inboxed you. So smell. So let me see. Send me a screenshot. Oh yo, what's wrong with

  • 2:48:03

    you? Get down with Strawberry. N I'm just Where did you come up with that name?

  • 2:48:10

    80s [ __ ] I heard he was killing it back in the days. Don't play with him. What? Oh my

  • 2:48:16

    lord. They argue for that. Him and Doc Good. What?

  • 2:48:22

    And them [ __ ] had yayo. They definitely had what? Yeah.

  • 2:48:28

    Smoking them. Hey yo, Joe, man. Bimo heard what you said, man. She started trolling after

  • 2:48:34

    after the backlash. She got backlash from everybody. It wasn't necessarily My man put on a

  • 2:48:41

    clinic and on the playback I was more

  • 2:48:46

    passionate than I needed to be on the topic. Shocked the [ __ ] out of me. I didn't give a tried to hire her. She d I was doing some performative [ __ ] but on

  • 2:48:52

    the playback this [ __ ] was like, "You're not afraid." Like, "Shut the

  • 2:48:58

    [ __ ] up. I don't care. I don't care,

  • 2:49:04

    [ __ ] I knew it was bad when sin hit me like, "Yo, yo, why are you out on my girl?" I was

  • 2:49:11

    like, "Oh shit." Huh?

  • 2:49:16

    I forgot your first. Oh my god. Anyway, yeah, beat Simone's a [ __ ] nut. I double down in what the

  • 2:49:24

    [ __ ] I said, but my tone was my tone was a lot. I do want to slow down. That

  • 2:49:29

    girl's a [ __ ] nuckase. But my tone was a lot. So, and I get it. I'm a ncase, too sometimes. But I don't

  • 2:49:34

    identify with her brand of nutcase. But you also said that when she's focused, she's likable. You said that in the same

  • 2:49:41

    sentence. Like, oh, then that was a mistake. I can't speak to that. I don't I don't

  • 2:49:47

    know. I don't You said that. Yo, she had some liable moment. She could be very Oh, she has a fan base. I don't know if she's likable. Got it. That's what

  • 2:49:53

    you're saying. She could be unlikable. I don't know. Anytime that crew wanted to go to the diner, I went home.

  • 2:50:01

    I'm not going to all diner links when y'all just get to inviting people cuz we in the same spot and the diner's right

  • 2:50:07

    up the street. Oh my god. Everybody come on table for 14 the diner. It be so much

  • 2:50:13

    fun. Nah. You still going to diners? There's some [ __ ] I love diners after. Do some

  • 2:50:20

    research on this. You got too much passion with that. She trying to go to the diner back in the days when you was

  • 2:50:25

    with No, I'm saying that trying to take to the diner, [ __ ] You checked that. No. Sorry. Sorry. Back in the day. [ __ ]

  • 2:50:32

    Just I just Would I be at the diner with Simone? No. Thank you. But you would be at the

  • 2:50:38

    diner, wouldn't you? Diner was that [ __ ] up there on Jersey is the diner capital.

  • 2:50:43

    I say Jersey is the capital of mad [ __ ] by the way. The diner on it. The most der. Ain't we the diner capital? Yes.

  • 2:50:50

    Yes. Yeah, we don't know [ __ ] No, we don't care. I'm saying it anyway. Yes, [ __ ] Tell

  • 2:50:56

    me. Yeah. Yeah, we are. Actually, damn. The food out here is not too good, but fans going to be No, you're not. Denver,

  • 2:51:03

    [ __ ] Talk about the food in Jersey. Trash, bro. Excuse me. D food is good. The food

  • 2:51:10

    is not better than New York. I just got to go look at topic. It's not right. That was a problem. What? Wait, you talking

  • 2:51:17

    food? Mel and Corey, this time when I ordered a 50/50 firecracker with fried

  • 2:51:23

    shrimp and calamari, can I have some? Cuz I ordered two last time. One for

  • 2:51:30

    y'all to to bust down and one for me. And y'all two get to dig it in a bag and

  • 2:51:36

    can So, can you at least save me some if I order two? I had five pieces. Mel,

  • 2:51:42

    you're a liar. Stop. Mel, you are a liar. No, I'm not. God, the salad was huge.

  • 2:51:47

    And I had your fries, which you didn't want. So, you know, I

  • 2:51:53

    had two. She's so Look, she while she's talking, she's looking at his phone to see what he's ordering. I am. I am. I

  • 2:51:59

    am. You're so greedy. I ordered the You I only had I had four shrimps and one

  • 2:52:05

    piece of Colorado. You did not count your shrimps. I did. You did not count your shrimp. I refuse to believe because I had shrimp in my salad. No one counts

  • 2:52:12

    their shrimps. I did and I said, [ __ ] was counting your shirts. That I

  • 2:52:18

    actually believe. Oh my god. Good. Good. Great tea. She's amazing.

  • 2:52:24

    Mhm. And we split Joe's fries. Oh [ __ ] Yo, we caught them about three fries. See, he counts the fries. I had three.

  • 2:52:31

    She said we split them. Oh, now we count fries. I didn't eat fries like that. And she said we split. Got to be for real.

  • 2:52:37

    Yo, dog. We caught. Yo, we caught. We are caught. Give them under the car. A rat. Yo, come out from behind the

  • 2:52:44

    building on the left, bro. No one has ever sat in front of a plate of fried food. Do you not think that's I mean,

  • 2:52:50

    yeah, he does that though. But don't y'all think that's rude to just go in [ __ ] food? He don't care. I watch this

  • 2:52:55

    [ __ ] watch go in [ __ ] food. Yeah, I watch this [ __ ] just go in [ __ ] food. He made it. Mel is the king of that. Joe

  • 2:53:02

    made it comfortable. It's good for that. Joe, she can't be She can't be worse than Joe. Joe bad at it, though.

  • 2:53:08

    Brother, Joe made it comfortable to go in [ __ ] food. If if I do that, this somebody I I rock with. So I don't

  • 2:53:14

    expect I'm going just take a I'm going just take a quick fork while you I'm not going to go behind your back digging

  • 2:53:19

    there so you ain't got a fool. And when I order, I'm going to order a bunch of [ __ ] So how about But this [ __ ] here,

  • 2:53:28

    she wants you to hand the phone so she can order. I'm not handing Mel [ __ ] After she barked me earlier and did that trauma reverse [ __ ]

  • 2:53:35

    It's okay. He's probably going to order something I want to eat anyways. I'll pass you the phone. She said that you

  • 2:53:40

    can put it out, [ __ ] [ __ ] this [ __ ] Three racks. Three racks, boy. I want to see that [ __ ]

  • 2:53:50

    She love that trauma [ __ ]

  • 2:53:57

    I'm feeling traumatized. This [ __ ] just selling the trauma. Oh, she traumatized. All right. Uh, hold on. Hold on real

  • 2:54:03

    quick. Sorry. Just want to acknowledge that we notice that you trying to buy us a lot. Now you trying to buy everybody

  • 2:54:09

    food. This your new bag even though you do it like now you letting us get orders [ __ ] And it feels good. I ain't going

  • 2:54:15

    to lie. I thought about it at home like damn my man is good. But don't think you don't think [ __ ] it up.

  • 2:54:22

    [ __ ] it up. Oh, okay. Is this his bag? Clean me up. All right. I think I just

  • 2:54:28

    felt good about it. Like damn, man. My man buying lunch for you. You know what I mean? There's no there's no new behavior happening because of that leak.

  • 2:54:35

    I'm the same me flip. Okay. I'm just sorry, Joe. I just want to make I just want to make sure you're fooled before.

  • 2:54:41

    I I didn't hear it. It didn't say nothing. I just want to throw I got to throw you cuz you you as old as friend. I got to

  • 2:54:47

    throw you. How do I get in this nonsense? Yo, and no, he ain't. No, I'm not. You thought I just met this [ __ ]

  • 2:54:55

    in 08. Who would be oldest friend? I don't know. I don't keep counting the guy.

  • 2:55:01

    [ __ ] friends. Oldest oldest friend. Oh, you [ __ ] What you talking about? That's what the

  • 2:55:07

    league do. I don't have any friends. Business associates.

  • 2:55:15

    Hey, don't worry. It's going to happen to y'all, too. Hey, you're going to turn your back on quite a few folks. Stop it.

  • 2:55:21

    I'm joking. Stop. I'm joking. I don't

  • 2:55:28

    call a joke. evening. Come on. No, I'm about to play some music [ __ ] Hold up. Got to get

  • 2:55:34

    that feeling. Is there anything else that we are forgetting? I don't believe

  • 2:55:39

    so. Um, yo man, what are you looking? We'll really unpack that XXL freshman list at

  • 2:55:47

    a later date. No, go ahead. Don't do that. Come on, get your [ __ ] off. I don't want to step on that. These are

  • 2:55:52

    people that are excited about being on that cover. It It don't matter that I'm old and don't know nothing. Please, please know Actually, you do know some

  • 2:55:58

    of You knew a couple of them. Let's do it. Let's do it. Jello's on there. Uh the kid Rayon is on there. Rayvon is on there. Salute. Oh, go. Congrats. Uh Sam

  • 2:56:05

    is on there. Salute. Uh Cardinal's doing all the beats. That's dope. Actually, a couple of these people I don't know as

  • 2:56:11

    well, but I guess we'll we'll get familiar with them. Nino Paid. Uh Low Shimmy Trip Baby Chief Do It 1900

  • 2:56:19

    Rugrat. I don't know these people. Salute. [ __ ] I knew a couple up here, but I'm

  • 2:56:26

    happy for I'm happy for everybody. Yeah. Yeah, we old, man. Wow. Those names are

  • 2:56:32

    going to stand the test of time, huh? Yeah. 1900 Rat. One day we're going to be looking back at this video like, man, 1900 Rat.

  • 2:56:39

    We thought it was silly back then, but Oh, man. Um,

  • 2:56:45

    yeah. I don't have anything else that is. I'm happy that at least this year there's some people that we are familiar

  • 2:56:50

    with. There's been a long It was like like I haven't heard I not even familiar haven't heard these names.

  • 2:56:58

    Correct. Like not even I don't know your songs but some of these from from a couple years ago it's been like yo I'm

  • 2:57:05

    out of it. Didn't know any of it. Yeah. The entire list. Yeah. So So we played some of the records up here. So this is

  • 2:57:10

    cool. No. It's good. Anytime you are discovering new acts or helping new acts

  • 2:57:15

    get discovered is all the way fire. But after hearing y'all read the list, it does beg the question like how how much

  • 2:57:21

    money could double XXL save by just ending itself as a publication. I didn't

  • 2:57:26

    know they if D XL just ceased to exist. I wonder how much money would be saved.

  • 2:57:32

    Like you think a little bit like they ain't got to keep wasting people trying to get on your Elon [ __ ] Hey XL,

  • 2:57:39

    go ahead. Go ahead on, man. Go ahead on. It's okay. It is okay. You could like on

  • 2:57:46

    the radar and then hold it down. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You had a great run. You had a great run. Like y'all

  • 2:57:52

    still [ __ ] tricking these young acts into thinking that y'all matter and you don't. Wow. I'm sorry. I don't care what

  • 2:58:00

    you [ __ ] What are they going to do? What are they going to do? That lady don't like you now, bro. Who?

  • 2:58:05

    Vanessa. I don't know if Vanessa is still editing over there. Shout to her. I like Vanessa. I like people even if they don't like me.

  • 2:58:14

    Especially when you give him a reason not to like you. Nor said he on his way over here. That's what's up. That's

  • 2:58:20

    what's up. The bottom of some things. Um for the audience. Uh I hate to end this episode

  • 2:58:28

    this way, but I do have uh good news and bad news for y'all. So, even though

  • 2:58:34

    you're not here, I'll ask y'all, which news do you want first? Always leave with the bad. Always go with the bad. Of

  • 2:58:40

    course you want the bad news first audience. So, uh, we're approaching the end of June

  • 2:58:49

    and after much consideration and a lot of

  • 2:58:54

    conversations and emails, uh, the owner of this beautiful

  • 2:59:00

    establishment has decided to terminate the lease here.

  • 2:59:05

    So, Damn. Damn. What a run.

  • 2:59:10

    Damn. What a run. Yeah. But what's the good news though? Hold on now.

  • 2:59:19

    I knew it. My son ain't playing with But but the good news, you dig?

  • 2:59:25

    So stupid. We decided we going to stay right here.

  • 2:59:31

    Hey. Hey, guess what audience? Don't fret. I mean, hey, we ain't going nowhere. I

  • 2:59:37

    mean, they wanted us to not have the [ __ ] lay at the city the city line in

  • 2:59:43

    the background. They wanted us to not have the [ __ ] water in the background. They in these podcast group

  • 2:59:50

    chats talking [ __ ] We staying right here, yo. Huh? I don't feel like moving.

  • 2:59:56

    I'm don't feel like calling the moving company, [ __ ] [ __ ] they talking about can't terminate the lease when you

  • 3:00:02

    own it, [ __ ] Stupid. Damn.

  • 3:00:09

    What the [ __ ] is going on out here, man? Big mail. Don't worry. In about

  • 3:00:16

    in about 2 weeks, man, we going to pop some some champagne or some sparkling cider or something like that.

  • 3:00:23

    God is good all the time. And all the time. Amen. Amen. Big M.

  • 3:00:31

    Hey, you don't have to go away now, Nick.

  • 3:00:36

    Papa out there. Hey,

  • 3:00:43

    they tried us, man. But God is good. My God don't play about me. Not at all, man.

  • 3:00:50

    How you feeling, Mel? You ain't want to move. You ain't want to have to call that moving company again that you

  • 3:00:56

    scammed. We a to call them back boxes. I saved them, [ __ ]

  • 3:01:03

    Y when you said that just now you went like this. I'm about to lose my

  • 3:01:10

    job. No, not that. Hey every

  • 3:01:19

    a long time too. They can't get rid of you. You got some of the fan base thinking I was about to fire you cuz last part you're like a my job was in I

  • 3:01:26

    was about to lose my job. Well, it was that was a freestyle. That's something you and Flip made up. Ah, I record I

  • 3:01:33

    recorded you. She has never heard anything from me to say that her job was in jeopardy. Never. She has never heard

  • 3:01:39

    any of that. Oh, man. She had [ __ ] out of here.

  • 3:01:45

    [Music] Put some pressure on that. No. Turn this off.

  • 3:01:51

    I'll find a little outro song. I just wanted to talk some [ __ ] Uh, that's what's up. Congratulations.

  • 3:01:56

    Congratulations. Congratulations. Oh, that's what Another one. Another Another

  • 3:02:01

    one. Another one. Good pod today, y'all. Yeah. Great pod. Yeah. Hey, we keep partying like this. I'm adding this

  • 3:02:07

    building in the How about that? The building left here. How many units in this building? I don't

  • 3:02:12

    know. I don't know. Uh-oh. Let's go. Let's go.

  • 3:02:22

    Yo, don't let my man get involved. Don't let me and my man get on the sord, [ __ ] Hold up. It'll be like Idris and

  • 3:02:30

    what's her name in the wire, boy. Stop playing. Don't play with us now. Which one's

  • 3:02:36

    Idris? Idrish. Idrish.

  • 3:02:43

    Idrish. Idrish. Good part, man. Hopefully y'all enjoyed this broadcast as much as we enjoyed

  • 3:02:49

    delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Until the next time, we bid you a do.

  • 3:02:55

    Farewell. Adios. Sera Dery Aa La Vista Arvo. So long goodbye. A simple head nod

  • 3:03:00

    will suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments pass. So let's

  • 3:03:06

    make each one last as if it's all we have. And lastly,

  • 3:03:13

    the baddies are insecure and hungry in the summertime.

  • 3:03:18

    You know them hoes want to eat something now. That's true. Uh the stagnant women want to travel and the close-minded

  • 3:03:24

    women want you to teach them things. Grab you with Tylenol or you might need it. Give me a quick run of what everybody weekend look like. What

  • 3:03:29

    everybody weekend look like? It's the pride parade. Yes. Be what are you doing? Is is you getting naturalized

  • 3:03:36

    going to interfere with that? No. Can you go or is this like the protest? I can go because I'm going to

  • 3:03:42

    be hanging out on my friend's balcony. So, I'm going to be able to watch the parade from the safety of his Oh, you

  • 3:03:47

    was begging again. All right. Never mind. I lose an invite. Yeah, you can hear you can hear the begging there. My

  • 3:03:52

    friend's balcony right there in Time Square. He said I can check stay. I

  • 3:03:59

    passed days. You bring days. I'm totally big days.

  • 3:04:05

    Flip. You said you working, right? Yes. I'm going to the private. Well, I'm not going, but I'm sending uh some flip. Are

  • 3:04:11

    there more Flip the Network people that need to meet their dad? There's a lot of people that need to meet their dad. You

  • 3:04:16

    bringing a lot of people to meet their dad and it's some of the best content I've ever seen. What is wrong with you

  • 3:04:23

    when y'all don't know? Yo, if your dad is able and alive, man, go ring his bell

  • 3:04:31

    with Flip, man, and get to the bottom of things. That's Thank you. Thank you.

  • 3:04:36

    Thank you, guys. It's what you doing, man? Yeah, you know nothing, man. I'm just chilling [ __ ]

  • 3:04:44

    Cory Cory know, [ __ ] Cory, what we doing? Yo, if you get a building here, if you get a place in here, [ __ ] you

  • 3:04:50

    lit, [ __ ] I'm coming to your crib. Not like this [ __ ] I'm in your [ __ ] here. I'm sleeping over randomly, too. It's

  • 3:04:55

    what you on this weekend. You know, if I let Are you going to Are you going to more cigar lounge events? What are you

  • 3:05:02

    doing? Chilling, bro. So, you going to be home all weekend? I'm going to be working. Oh, life after has to come. Working. Working. No, not this week. Not

  • 3:05:09

    this week. This next week. Yeah. They took a [ __ ] more informed than you, Mel. You be there again. I mean, he is

  • 3:05:15

    there more than I am. No. I feel like he might be for real.

  • 3:05:21

    I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I thought it was I thought it was every weekend. I heard it was this weekend. Well, it's next weekend. Okay.

  • 3:05:27

    All right. This weekend they rented it out to next weekend if Cookout will be back. You get your little fast ass out

  • 3:05:34

    there. Get some catfish, right? Get some catfish. Free this week. Freeze. Freeze.

  • 3:05:39

    I'm going to Jeezy got the TM 101 show for the 20 year anniversary. All black

  • 3:05:44

    in Jersey at Apollo. fire. So, I'll be out there for sure.

  • 3:05:50

    Shout out to G. Shout the G. Shout out the drama. Bring the strap with you. Be careful out there on on 25th Street.

  • 3:05:56

    Piggy, what you doing, Piggy? Trying to balance work and outside relationship. You know, I want to be outside, but I

  • 3:06:03

    want to work, too. So, I'm going to do both. Oh, my heart dropped. That's I thought he said I'm stepping outside

  • 3:06:11

    on my relationship. You guys, my heart drop. I'll be

  • 3:06:16

    stepping outside with my baby. Oh [ __ ] she found out about that rent [ __ ] going on.

  • 3:06:25

    Man, these [ __ ] dropped. That [ __ ] was at the summer time. I want to be outside, but I got some [ __ ] to do, too.

  • 3:06:31

    So Oh, man. I'm not mad at you. I'm trying to get outside more. I don't have too much planned, man. I'll be chilling,

  • 3:06:37

    being faithful, being focused. Faithful and focused. That's it. Um, till next time, man. Y'all enjoy your weekend.

  • 3:06:44

    Hold it down. Until next time, remember if you didn't enjoy this broadcast the way that we enjoyed delivering it to

  • 3:06:50

    you, it doesn't matter at all. We'll be back. Same time, same place. Same place

  • 3:06:55

    next week, but tweet away. I enjoy reading it. Uh, any final words? Final words. We love y'all. We love y'all.

  • 3:07:03

    Make sure you pledge for Trony's pledge to see exclusive content. And also, oh

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    [ __ ] we got a commercial. And also be dropping some new videos. Some exclusive

  • 3:07:13

    pay-per-view videos we'll be dropping this weekend. We see you soon. Love you.

  • 3:07:22

    We need the harmonica now. Hey. Hey.

  • 3:07:27

    Yo, Mel, can I get a piece of that 3K, girl? Oh, Mel, how much? You ain't say how much? I told you we'll talk about

  • 3:07:32

    that off camera. Can I get a piece? All right, man. That's I advocate for you. 700. I want 500.

  • 3:07:40

    That's all. Give me five. But you ain't getting seven. No, you can't take most of the seven. She ain't going to take You going to take most of the seven?

  • 3:07:46

    That's You really 700 in the pool one of these days, man. So easy to get. Hey, I

  • 3:07:53

    don't need you for the pool. Hey, how many people I know in this building? No. Hold up. For real, [ __ ] She went

  • 3:08:00

    across the hall, [ __ ] to a whole different elevator I never seen. I sure did.

  • 3:08:06

    The issue was like this. I wanted to pop on her like what the [ __ ] are you doing? Okay. I'm surprised you didn't actually.

  • 3:08:11

    No, I was surprised. Like, all right, cool. And when she get kidnapped, I don't want to start to earn on the

  • 3:08:17

    news and she make it sound like it was somebody else fault. You You keep wandering in just places. Got coerced.

  • 3:08:25

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Power dynam. I work in there. I work in that building.

  • 3:08:31

    Um, that's it, man. Oh, look at Po getting some BTS.

  • 3:08:37

    No, don't talk to us like that again. Neither. We asked you to get the BTS. We

  • 3:08:42

    don't give a [ __ ] about Ian tomorrow. Ain't no BTS today. We don't care about you and we work out together. You weren't supposed to talk to me like

  • 3:08:48

    that. That was crazy. Crazy. Nah. Po was like, "Nah, not today. N I ain't see the

  • 3:08:54

    camera out." [ __ ] he n

  • 3:08:59

    Oh, man. Corey, what you doing this weekend? Staying single.

  • 3:09:04

    Stayed away from them. That's right. Protect yourself.

  • 3:09:14

    [Music] [Laughter]

  • 3:09:22

    Enough. JBP JBP. Where would you be without JBP?

  • 3:09:29

    You've never heard of Joe, buddy?

  • 3:09:34

    No joke. [Music]