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Microphone check. What is this

JB? Back to business. I guess right now we should start the

show. P me. P me. Ch. You get ready. I'm ready.

I'm ready. Park always ready. I've been sitting here for a minute. What's up? I've been in my ignorance space for a long time. The boardless brother.

That's what we are. It's no board. Huh? That mean it's coming from, you know

what I mean? It's no. Now, if you need a Sharpie or a dog,

if you scared, get a Sharpie. If you scared, get the Sharpie. I got like If y'all like, y'all need it.

No, we good. I mean, how many years How many years we got on the gig, man? Come on. We need We

need that thing. Leave it blank. Make a statement. Make a stand. Well, they can't see that it's blank.

That's what I'm saying. Oh. Uh, what you were saying now? What you got for me?

I'm more chill out. Yo, you know I'm on you today. Um, I was saying that, you know, I've been in my ignorant bubble

for a long time, man. You know, going out there to Investfest. You look at my finger. Going out there to Investfest,

man. It was a It's a lot of audience. The JBP is a big big brand. I had to

salute you. Called you. Yo, hey, I doubted it. It was a little humble pie.

I ate. You know what I mean? It's a whole other world. What did you think was going on up here? I have no idea what you was talking

about. What are you talking about? No, he makes sense. I'm very He makes sense.

You're surprised that there's a big JBP audience. Me I I'm always I'm I'm always

He's in New York all the time. Yeah. Well, not him. No, not I'm not trying to be funny. I'm being I'm not always in New York. I'm in a

control environment. So, anything any anywhere I go is with people that know who I am and are familiar with me.

Okay. I'm going into a whole different world. That was a whole different world for me going in there talking about the

podcast. I don't usually have conversations about the podcast outside or I try to avoid them. That was just

all JBP conversation. Enough of the stick. Like enough enough look at the hate.

It's enough of the stick. Why they can't humble himself and come and say yo been here for years. This is one of the

biggest things moving. He don't know that. Y'all always I know. So what

I'm telling you he's right. I'm telling you he's right. Okay. It's you. You walking in there. You built it for 10 years. He been here for

2 years. So, and he's concentrated in the New York City area when he now I'm not trying to set him

off again. No, I'm being serious, bro. Stop saying you is you are concentrated.

Have you left New York in the New York City area? You leave New York. That's not true. How often you don't get around

all the time. Like when you come to work, like you get across the bridge. No, I live out here. Number one. Number two. Anywhere I go, like I said. But you

don't go many places. You taking it as a slight. I'm not trying to be funny. Are you Did you see All right.

You just be local. And you watch my You watch my YouTube. Watch my You just tell me how much you watched it. Stop saying that. Don't go

places. Everywhere I go is documented. Everywhere I go, they talking about Queens Flip and what I do. This was the first time I walked into an environment

with And it was dope. 3,000 people the first night. It was a lot. JBP. Oh, it

was ill. It was just It was eye opening for me. That's it. You seemed a little on edge the first uh videos I watched.

Like dude walked up to you just to say he liked the work and you was like don't come at me aggressive like that. Yeah. I don't like all that aggression.

He He said I like you. I like you. He said I like you. I watched every piece of content that

Flip put on YouTube this weekend. I missed it and had the time of my life. I think that that was some of the best

content to hit YouTube this week. I can't wait to watch it. I laughed and laughed and laughed and and stayed up

rewinding checking the timestamps of all the clips that I wanted to play

on air. So, if y'all have something that happened that I shouldn't play, tell me. You can play. I I'm fine. Whatever. I

don't know if anybody if anybody else.

Mark, don't try it. No. No. Don't even try it, buddy. Don't even try it.

I did nothing. I ain't got nothing. Park, what's up? Park fresh back from Puerto Rico. What? What a time, man. What a time.

Absolutely amazing. I heard it was fire. Absolutely amazing. I read somewhere that uh he's projected to bring $200

million to Puerto Rico. I don't see how that's possibly true. You think it's more? I think it's probably closer to five,

six, seven, eight. He sold out an 18,000 arena for 30 straight shows.

Damn. And then outside. But how many pesos was he charging? It was not cheap.

What the [ __ ] Yo, did you say that's an American? That's an American.

Pesos is Mexico. You idiot. The dollar amount of different

500 pesos. Oh, it's like 60. This guy was incredible though.

Incredible show. He did three hours straight just him. He had guests a little bit, but for the most part just him. know backup tracks. You had one guy

playing acoustic guitar. He's just rocking solo on a mountain that they built inside of the arena. He did 30 nights in a row.

30 nights. Well, he's not done yet, but it will be by the time it's all said and done. Then he goes on world tour after that.

That [ __ ] is impressive. You like him? I think that that [ __ ] is super impressive.

30 nights in one season. So that's You like him? No, that's crazy. You're into this guy.

Yeah, that [ __ ] guy. It was impressive. Absolutely amazing. Shout out to Puerto Rico.

All the vendor money, all of the restaurants, all the streets were absolutely crazy. Crazy. Crazy. That's dope.

Off into town. Uh, a couple different parts of town. Yeah. And that's where the fun was. Old

Sanan was super dope. It's like all old buildings, street party. Very nice. It got young. I guess the drinking age

down there is 18. So, at some point I was like, "All right, let's go elsewhere." And there's a little area called La Pacita that's just like all

outdoors. Mhm. Boy, it was I don't know. I don't know how many thousands of people. It's

just a big circle with all types of You just drink, walk around. That's far, right?

Puerto Rico owes me nothing. Right up your alley. Drinking and walking around. Right up your alley. Let's go. Right up

your alley. That [ __ ] was amazing. Crawling. Absolutely amazing.

Yeah, man. We ready for you. Yo, if y'all want to get the Sharpie, come on. Let's get the Sharpie. We don't need a Sharpie. We ready for

you. You do that same thing like you get a brain fault and then look at this way. Don't look this way. Yeah. Drop the We

ready. We ready for the road, baby. What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? You are about to listen to the most

immature broadcast that you could possibly find in spite of what you think about Mark Lamont's addition to this

broadcast. He might be the most immature one up here at times. Yo, he's using us. He's honestly using

us to rebrand for the immaturity. No, he's hiding. He's hiding. Man, I

know what he's doing. I got him. I got him. He can't trick me no more with that [ __ ]

Let me keep this applause going for the best crew in the universe. Stop playing with us. We here. We here.

Who is that? What's his name? What's his name? What episode is this?

855. And flip flip and flip. Flip is here too. This my guy right here. Stop

playing. Check out all that content that he dropped on YouTube. Especially day two. Look at day two first.

I'm going to watch that day slow motion. That's the day that is spoke. That's the day Ish spoke. That's the day

they let flip inside of what they had going on down there. Oh, the first one was outside crowded

40 minutes outside just you know he didn't wait for didn't have his ID. Somebody wasn't answering the phone.

Thank god for graph. Oh, shout out to the gra the graph to terren J connection. Uh, it's like a baton.

Yeah, no doubt. Yeah. Um, 855.

Yo, I'm on which is presented by I'm on total [ __ ] I'm down there with you. Yeah, I'm on total [ __ ]

Introduce the show so I can turn up. I'm being immature. Come on, don't start crying. Let's just have a good time. I

saw too much funny [ __ ] to not shoot. I'm down. What episode is this? 855

855 it is 85. Welcome to episode 855 of the Joe Button podcast brought to you by fueled by powered by prize fist prize

picks. Uh I'm your humble, gracious, grateful. Really happy to be here. Host Joe Button here with gang gang is here. Some really

amazing people to my right. Big Queens, fresh from Atlanta. Yes, sir. Uh next to him, Big is fresh from

Atlanta. Next, the Atlanta boys.

Next to him, our good brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill. Fresh from somewhere. Fresh somewhere. I'm sure.

Yeah. Abolitionist.

Some secret secrets. [Music]

Fresh back from PR. Uh Paulo is here. Cory is here. Erikson is here. Uh Savon and Tanner here by

remote. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys are here. How's everybody doing? We're doing well, man. Amazing, man.

Well, well, just got back from Atlanta and vest, man. see my man Ish in action.

One of the highlights. I'm pretty sure that we'll get to it later. We get to the floor is you guys. Just one of the highlights was Ish.

The floor is you guys. But Ish was like I think you he would be the highlight. Yeah, was there a lot of other

highlights there, but was an important highlight. Okay. You know, watching him in action, watching you got there what you got there Friday.

I did. Okay. I did. Um watches is accept his celebrity.

Did he accept it? Kind of. Really? You know what I'm saying? He tried to act a little shy and [ __ ] like that and

then but you know it was just great seeing him in his bag. He tried to act shy but people love is

disgusting. I came in I came in there look I want to find Ish. Where is they? They showed me where he was at. He had people

surrounding him. Yeah. He not only that he had his own little crew and on top of that he

helping people out too. I ain't going to get into that. But he he he's a good man. That's true. He's a good man.

And then he went on stage. Oh, so he was helping people before he

dropped the job. He was helping people before he went on stage. I mean, he was just there. A lot of content creators, you know what I mean? And it's just

like giving advice. Just giving advice, telling them like, "Yo, I got you. Don't worry about this." And [ __ ] like that. He was hanging out with his home girl Mandy. Um, he was

with her a lot. And um, Mandy, you know, she was she like a supportive role. Like what was she for you? Cuz y

PR management. Was she a PR? I wanted to get down to

the she was on you like white on rice. I thought

she had your bag. I said, "Oh shit." Need to know what happened, [ __ ] Yeah,

I saw that. Yeah. Joe, you know what? I saw That's my [ __ ] Yeah. Shout out to her. No. Very supportive. Simba was there. I mean,

people surrounding, they were supportive. They motivated him. But was that that was the crew. That was the crew, man. At least

thing. Yeah, that was the crew. Okay. It was ish, Simba, and Manny. Y'all y like y'all like did the the whole

event together? Like in terms of like just moving around. Three amigos. Um, nah, not really. Uh, well, the [ __ ]

was 25,000 people. Um, the [ __ ] for the most part is

expensive to most people. So for you to get around and move around, you got to kind of

have a couple dollars or have Mandy attachments. So Mandy spoke last year, but she didn't

speak this year. Okay. So she hit me. You know, you need a band. So she had no business there this year.

I don't know what she was seeing. I just asking a question. Don't shoot me. I can't answer that. Did she speak this year? No. Anywhere?

Anywhere? No. Outside. So you need to all access [ __ ] and all of that. So you No. So I had an extra band. Oh,

okay. I I Mandy happened to be right there, huh? I said Mandy happened to be there for

the extra band. No, she called me and was like, "Yo, [ __ ] I need to get in there. I need to freload off a unit."

That's my [ __ ] for sure. Okay. Wait. So much. No.

Okay. So, Mandy was outside swagging. She wasn't. She was out with Flip.

Wasn't Flip. You should have called Grand was nowhere to be found. So she

was outside. Mandy was outside calling everybody in her phone. Shout out to one person answered. You

left the stage, came to the front, gave her something, and then y'all was cool. All right. Thank God.

So I had all access passes. I had uh two extras. I gave Mandy one. And

you know who was who did you take it from? You were supposed to give it to someone you dubbed AB, I think, right? Is AB? No, no, no. Uh being that you

you were talent so they gave you a plus one. So you get two you get two bands. So who got the other be? Nobody.

You could have gave it to I just had it just in case. My own band. Watch out. Watch out. My own you were outside.

It didn't look like he had No, he he talking about the night before. His the night before you did little five points, right? No, no, no. I didn't

I don't know. Did you go Did you go to the pyramid though? No. He was broadcasting from the SWAT. Day

one he was broke assoc day one was different. You know me and

pink. Yeah. So day one Yeah. I went to the party. I went to the first VIP joint. I got there. I realized they when I read

the documents that they sent me to the email, I didn't have my ID. I dropped it at the Airbnb. So I was on camera saying, "Yo J, I don't have my ID. So

let me call somebody cuz I'm not going there on camera so they could turn me around." So they sent somebody to get me. And that's how that went. It was

dope. It didn't go like that. It went exactly like that. Hey, why don't you break it up? It didn't go like that at all. Troy,

it went absolut and and and now I'm done. Don't come up here lying. Yeah, don't go outside and and be famous and

popping and then come back here and I get a bunch of lies. Don't fact me to death neither. Enough of this [ __ ]

Y'all [ __ ] this weekend was funny. I don't give a [ __ ] about these facts

and mature [ __ ] Okay. It didn't go like you saying. All right. It was way funnier than that. It was. You landed on the street in your

pod outfit. Facts. Didn't walk up to the V. You didn't look

like you had cologne on or none of that at all. Well, that's all. But you didn't look like it.

Got it. You didn't go close to the venue. You stood across the street like parking lot

pimping days was back. That's dope. And the content creators from Atlanta surrounded you.

Yo, you good. Yo yo, what's up, Flip? Big fan.

Wait, which version of Yo, you good? You was I mean, however Flip wanted to take it. He looked a little nervous to me. Okay.

He looked a little nervous to me. I'm not saying petrified, but he stood his ground, but them [ __ ] was like, "Yo,

you good. You just standing. You standing." He like, "Yo, I just came straight from the airport straight here to support, but I don't have my ID." So,

he on the phone dying for somebody. He's waiting for somebody, but they dubbing it. So, then Graph walks up. Yes, my man

Graph. Thank the Lord for Graph. Yeah, shout out to Gra who is supposed to come here soon. Yeah, he should.

Graph says, "Yo, man, you standing outside like a bum ass [ __ ] Come with me." Flip stood his ground.

[ __ ] don't act like I can't get in. Stop. Stop ever play with me like that. At that very moment, flip phone. Yo, you

hear? All right. So now him and Graph walk in together. He hits Graph. Yo, you supposed to come

to the pod, too. [ __ ] don't know. Don't pod nothing from outside across the street.

Just go in, handle your handle. They bring him in, they pass him off to Terrence J. Terrence Jay tries to get

him right. Yo, you want Yo, you want some steak, some champagne or something? He's like, "Nah, I want to walk around."

And then Flip walked around and I had the time of my life. He's popping.

Everybody loved him. They [ __ ] with him out there. My my front of the story is funny. But once he got in there,

y'all two Oh my god. Yo, what do I got to do with that? So So So cuz you're funny, too. I wasn't there.

The little Instagram post. I saw I was at day one, but I landed after Flip.

When I saw you, you was funny. Okay, if you say so. No, we So don't try and not be funny.

I didn't say a word, but go ahead. I'm listening. We like when you tell a story. See, you

want to We can't like your vision on Patreon. I'm going to play the clips. I got all my clips. So, I'm not going to beat We got a lot of topics to get to.

I'm not going to beat nobody down right now. Your vision and our vision are two different things. Your version, our version is two different versions, but

your version is more exciting. Do you have a headache? No.

A migraine? No. So, you shook your head like this all them times?

So, you did like this all of them times and didn't feel any after effects from it from agreeing so much with the good

doctor uh Dr. Cheyenne Bryant. Oh, [ __ ] No. Okay.

I ain't going to lie. I owe you $5 bobblehead up there, boy. That [ __ ] Yo, I owed you $5. You thought he need

I thought your neck I thought your neck was nothing cuz your head knows.

Yo, you was right. Cuz we bet. I bet you we bet $5. I said he you going to go, you know, hold us down, you know, drill

down on your positions, uh, and lead her to a different understanding.

All right. She straightened you out, boy. She didn't do anything. She become narrative. Nancy, she

You knew it was coming. You knew you work with her. You know you work with her. I know she Why you was agreeing so much?

Cuz I agree with the stuff that I agree with. Uh she she she ain't agree with you. That's not true. She ain't agree with you. She brought a

smoke right to your little lightkinned beige door. She

It's Adam. It's Adam. Didn't think anything. He had a great point. First of all, why

why they said you from New York? I don't know why. Yeah. And why you ain't correct them? We had very

I don't blame you for that. Who wouldn't do that? Yeah. Like what I'm going I'm going to get up there and be like, "Yo, my [ __ ] I ain't from New York. I'm from New Jersey."

Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know. Go ahead. Did you Did you hear the cheers that they changed from

Don't even say nothing to him. Be like, "Anyway, yes, I like the intro music, too, by the way. It was dope." Wait, what song was it?

Naughty by Nature. Kevin Campbell. I'm Ready. Oh, it was Can We Talk. And that wasn't my

intro. That was the show's intro music. They like coming to the stage. Special

guing. I was like, "Why you give my [ __ ] that music?"

Daniel Dr. Bry. Wait, no. Chill. I ain't done with that.

We can share. We can hilarious. You get up there, the first thing you do is tell a lie.

Which was This is my man, so I be thinking I know [ __ ] He said, "Listen, man. As an

entrepreneur, I understand yada yada yada. He said yada yada yada,

but that's not the important part in this part. I'm going to get to what the yada yada yada was." The important part in the lie was a long uh I know a lot

about being an entrepreneur. A long time ago, I owned the construction company. I didn't say that, but go ahead.

That's exactly what you said. You said that owning a construction company. I mean, that's what you meant to I promise you. I heard that. I heard

John. I heard it too. Let me let me let you pie. Go ahead. Yo, we should do a rewind right now.

We should do a rewind. Let's do a rewind. We got to do a rewind. I heard I heard the same rewind.

I own a construction company a long long time ago in construction. I could be

I mean, I love the awkward silence. We're playing some magic games, though. So, it it's goofy. I don't think he was

lying. I think he just misspoke. But yeah, he was in the moment, man. Was up there a lot of pressure for 20 years.

Dog, there's logical reasons for all of this stuff. I'm being silly. So, it my point was

still whatever. But um the point I thought she was trying to get busy with you was uh when you was

like uh when you said uh society has conditioned men to lead with uh uh not

lead with but protection. Yeah. Whatever she had to say next, I thought she was looking for smoke with my guy.

She wasn't. We was She and I were having a separate conversation up there by ourselves, bugging the [ __ ] out. What

happened was for real. She's cool as [ __ ] What happened was we were supposed to have a an hour and 10.

We were supposed to have an hour and 10. Mhm. But the the programs prior to us getting on, uh, Ray Daniels and Jay White went

up there and, uh, Ray got to talking. That's got to, you know what I'm saying?

So Ray kind of bled into our time and then they had a couple other things that they had already um had scheduled that

bled into our time. So our time got kind of cut from 110 to

30 something minutes. Oh damn. Yeah. It was a lot. It was a lot. And then Issa Ray came was coming on after us. So we can't bleed into Isa Ray's

time. You know what I'm saying? And so uh y'all could have Yeah. Somebody could have anyway. Yeah. Not not us.

Somebody could have. Not us. So that's what happened. So me and her up there bugging, I'm like, "Oh, I want to crack your head." She like, "Go ahead. I'm go

ahead." I'm like, "We don't got no time." She like, "Yeah, you're right." I'm like, "Yo, we could really go viral right now." This what I'm telling her.

I'm sitting there bugging out, laughing at your yo, we could really go crazy right now. She like, "Let's go." And I'm

like, "Nah, we don't have no time." She like, "Damn." So that's really what happened because some of the stuff that she said, I definitely agree with some

of the [ __ ] is common sense. And then some of the other stuff that she said, I was like, and then even not just that,

I'm looking at Trill. I'm looking at everybody and me and Trill having a a a borderline debate behind her back like,

"Nigga, you crazy." Like, "Is you wrong?" Like, so we doing all of that. So, um, it was dope. It was It was fly.

All of them are dope. So, y'all like had a debate where nobody could hear it. Yeah. Kind of because we didn't have

time to flush it all out. I'm not doing this with you.

Cuz you doing that is going to make me look away. So, I'm not doing this with you. I don't I'm just listening. I I I I

thought it was it was good. It I will say it did go to way on Friday in the Patreon. I said it was going to be

spirited, etc. He said, "No, it's just going to come back here on Monday or or or or Wednesday and say it was really

cool. You know, she's a really dope woman." Like everything you just said, he said worth what you were going to say, which shouldn't be surprising. I

just I expected it to be a spicier exchange. No, that's not it's not our show. It's tonight's conversation. It's not what

their show is based around. So, change it. Why? It's not my show. Let them Let them know who you be. No, it's ish's conversation. Come on, man.

It's not the ish Button podcast. Come on. So, I I conformed to who is cutting the

checks. So, that's what I did. I got up there to have a conversation. And it it wasn't again, we really didn't have time

to even weed out all the topics with that professional chemistry that y'all had. I think the [ __ ] you you [ __ ] grow

up, man. Them [ __ ] was I thought they was about to start break out in tune.

It was cool. I thought the same. Y'all should think about like a a project together, whether it's like a tour, speaking tour, uh a limited run

podcast, something where y'all can talk and actually flesh that [ __ ] out so y'all actually get along but have disagreements. No, she was dope. Like she was cool as

[ __ ] Yeah. You know what? No, hold on. This dodo, soon as I get on stage, like it's this big ass plant. I got to step around

the plant. So when I finally sit down, he walks across it. I'm up there. He's

literally like this pointing. And then him and Jr. went and caught the squad right in the middle of the aisle and was like

I'm like, "Yo, insane." But here's the thing. Because of the buildup, the buildup

leading to it, we thought even on here, we hyped it as, "Yo, when you go when you see Dr. Brian, you going to turn it

up." I thought you So when I walked and did that, I'm like, "Yeah, is come on ish." But then she got the mic.

I thought Red Pill Nation was about to eat down. The man is spiritual. I thought I

thought the man is about to

down. I swear you was cool. Like cool. So where's neutralization coming?

You like I'm I'm just using words. I'm just saying whatever whatever it was though, it wasn't what we said up here, [ __ ] You like you take down

She's a nice lady. Andrew

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now you he let Kevin Samuels down. He let everybody. Damn [ __ ] you supposed to eat your

food, man. Dr. Brian, you lucky. All right, you lucky. Next time

You come up here, right? Yeah. Yeah, we should bring her up here. That'd be dope. She would be dope. She'd be dope.

You make that happen. How would I do that? You know better than I do at this point.

You got connects. I mean, we all have the same resources. Okay,

then I'll do it. Cool. I'll reach out. So, what were the other highlights of the show, man? Who else went crazy up there? I mean,

if you'd have kept talking though, Mandy would have glopped up.

Yo, Mandy got to stop acting like you know what she act like. I can't say it. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know what she got

to stop. She You know the slightest idea what you're talking about. Well, bleep it.

Yeah, I got you. She be acting like that. Like, move, [ __ ] Get out.

That's what she like. Yo, y'all [ __ ] sound stupid.

No, for real. I know. Go watch that [ __ ] I could really go. Y'all better shut up. Everybody in here better shut up cuz

I'mma start saying who y'all look and they look like my girl know all mine. My girl been my

phone. All right. Shut up then. You can say that. I'm Mine ain't true. Mine ain't true neither.

And I'm so Oh, sat him down. Look. Uhoh. Who? I said,

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You try to back me down, [ __ ] Let him down. Brian, watch your [ __ ] mouth.

I didn't try to do that at all. Don't try to back me down. I said y'all. [ __ ] Why? I said everybody in here.

What I'm saying to you? Yeah, but it was for you. It was for you. That's what I need to say. Uh,

you taking the gas. It's all right, brother. Anyways, anyway, um, Investfest was

amazing. Um, Shelter, Rashad, Troy, for sure and all of them, they put on a wonderful event. It was 25,000 people. I'm talking

about a sea of people. You couldn't see the back of the crowd. Um, uh, Magic Johnson was the keynote

that I probably enjoyed the most. Okay. Magic had [ __ ] in there in tears.

You know what I'm saying? And [ __ ] said a prayer right at the end like yo he went crazy. He was there when Magic was there to be that charming to be that uh

oh you like him. Nah dog yo when you watch people command the stage right

if you watch Joe podcast and how he just when the camera come on you become a

different person to see that level of um

crowd commandeering like he just had them [ __ ] in there eating out the palm of his hands. That [ __ ] was fly. And

again, this is a a black event from young black men that put all this [ __ ] together on their own and and and that

[ __ ] was a success. That [ __ ] was fire. That's amazing. What did you guys wear the next day? The

day that I didn't see the outfits. I wore a sweatuit every day. How about you?

I wore Yeah. sweats and a shirt. Okay,

[ __ ] What we supposed to wear, [ __ ] cuz you was cracking your [ __ ] said [ __ ] told me on the on the internet yo

you wore sweats so what what what was I supposed to wear [ __ ] watch your [ __ ] mouth [ __ ] I'm glad that Troy

and Rashard and Terren and Stevie Jay and all parties involved had a good time out there in Atlanta. Everybody that

went hopefully you had a great time out there as hopefully y'all had as much fun as I had. No, it was dope. It was dope. It was

dope. Ian Dunlap turned up too. I heard. Yeah, he with with the crowd, man. He's real good. You know, how he sit on the

podcast is completely different than how he is on that stage. I thought I was impressed by that. No, he ain't giving

that turn into a [ __ ] diss. No, no, no, no. He was great. Now he's on the podcast. You know, you might not know somebody

possesses that just by the de on here. He's more like [ __ ] and be back and forth across that stage screaming going.

Hell yeah. He got [ __ ] standing up for him and all that [ __ ] Yeah, he done.

He get busy. Almost like somebody who does it professionally. Yeah. Yes. But have you never seen them in a

professional element? Like I haven't. That's why again I'm attributing it to Joe. So somebody could see Joe outside and not

know that or the rapper. Well, you should go to like real black people events, not just the Apollo cult

event. Yeah. Not not just those you should go to invest fest pop up. That's your kin

folk too. I would love to go to you know next year y'all. You're related to black people too. Not just

I'm related to whoever they want. That's your best friend. Benjamin.

Exactly. Benjamin is Palestine. Exactly. I connected to whoever the [ __ ] they want.

Go to black events. Call me for a check. Yeah. No. No. They got you. They call me book flip too. [ __ ]

But don't you all of us? No. You. You be at all the gods around. Go to black [ __ ] I be black [ __ ] all the time. Look at

me. More narrative. Y'all do 10 for me, man. No, [ __ ]

Enough. fun, bro. It was just fun. That [ __ ] was dope. Flip, when people come up to you and and

and you doing your content creation and they're telling you the cause that they're raising money for, they want you

to donate. I couldn't wait to get in front of you

so I could tell you that. I bought the lady hat, [ __ ]

Yo, I bought the hat. I talking about the life. the life that I bought.

All right, that's it. Now, now that's it. Now I got to pull the phone out. Now I got to pull my phone out. I'm

sorry. Yo, Mark, find us some educated [ __ ] to move on from at some point, but I'm in my

phone now. Now I got to at least play that one. Yeah. Yeah. Damn. iPhone memories pop up. Start

showing you your baby. All types of [ __ ] Move. Get out of here. This is crazy. Get iPhone memories out of

here. Okay. No, I know you going to find out. I know exactly what you're talking about. The lady talking about

talking about the mental health part. Yo, all of this [ __ ] is funny. I should be able to just sit here and play this

whole phone. They still got bad screens for saying the screen recorders.

Listen. Hey, if you want somebody to donate, ask for donation. Okay. So, this future the brand. So, the

merch you sell the merch and what you sell. That's how you fun the program. Yeah. All right. on donations or

and if people want to donate, how do they donate to you? That's how you get out. Go to our website forchange.org or you

know we live out. She's so confused. She like you donate

around. Got you. Change. What's your name again? That's how you get out of here. They put

it together for me. Who makes it dope?

Yo, I I heard all of the lies that Flip Flip tells when he's outside. Yo, Flip

is such a liar outside to people to their face, but I don't want to hold this broadcast hostage with how funny this is. Hour three, if we're still

recording, I'm back on their ass. Let's do it. Uh, what needs our attention the most? Can I Can I give an apology?

Sure. Finally. Ami, is somebody here? No, he's not here. Oh, [ __ ] that guy. No, I'm

talking uh Tiara Tara Marie. I told a story about her the other day.

Uhhuh. And I should have told the story without mentioning her name. In my brain, we were going to beep it and I and I I should have made that

happen cuz the story would have been just as funny with maybe not quite as funny without mentioning it, but I didn't. And she's in a different space

in her life and she's healthy and she seems good. Um cleaned him up.

Clean up. It's called being a mature adult. backing down.

That DM was not friendly. Not at all. Her podcast.

Oh, no. She She was actually um But why did you do that? Why do the way that you advocate for

women? Why would you do that to her? Poor judgment. Poor judgment. Bad influences,

you know. And I'm talking to [ __ ] right now. I don't remember. Because you're in a culture of of uh what's the word? What's the word?

Toxicity. I have no idea. I I I I didn't know what you said. I'm really surprised.

I didn't I first of all, everything the story was accurate and true. It just it's just I didn't have to say her name. Can't spell culture without

[Laughter] you know you used to tell us that in the cult. Yeah.

Oh god. Yeah. You you down with cult.

Hey, bleep that cuz I ain't watch the doc. So hold on. But yes. Anyway, Ty, I apologize. I'm

sorry. You you didn't deserve that. And uh sincerely I apologize. Did you? And you Armani could have got one on the back of

that. You could apologize to Armani, too. Yeah. For what?

I don't know. I was assaulted. I'm putting that in my case. Yeah. Look how much nicer the little

chair looks now. Oh [ __ ] Good old Stanley steamers.

Oh, that's less blue. A little It's a little less blue. A little less blue. Yeah. Little blue.

A little sky. Little sky blue. Um, I don't know how much content you guys have been able to see. Uh, I want to go

with Rampage Jackson song. Yes. Yes. Yes.

I seen it. Yeah. It was I saw it crazy. It was absolutely crazy.

So for for for context oh for context because there's two videos and initially

we all got hit with the video of Rampage Jackson's son rushing into the ring for what some of us thought was what we call

a work right in wrestling where you think it's just you know part of kayf part of the the act where he runs in he

he he slams him uh and dude clearly wasn't bracing himself or ready for it he didn't break fall nothing like that he just hit the

ground hit his head this other wrestler then he starts pummeling him with actual punches and and he was clearly like

beating him unconscious and he did beat him unconscious. Other wrestlers came in to hold him back, etc. And some people

were like, "Is it is this real? Is this fake?" The wrestlers at some point realized it wasn't and they pulled him out. He was still trying to fight the

wrestlers. So, all that happened and people like, "What happened?" A little bit later, another video comes out where

they show an interaction they had prior to that moment. Prior to that moment, uh they were outside the same uh guy,

what's his name? Stu. Um yeah, Scott. I don't know. I'll tell his name his name in a second. It's a it's it's literative uh with s's.

Um he he had smashed a can on his head. Yes. Um and dude reacted. Now dude was drunk

and he was acting like a wrestler. He was basically saying like this is what we do wrestling. We're always on. We're always in character.

Dude apparently don't play like that. No. And he won the fight then. But by the end of that exchange, they had shook

hands and said, "I understand now. I get what you was on." And it seemed like everything was calm, which again made it very strange that soon after he would

rush in the ring and attack dude like that. The the latest reports that I have heard, and this is coming from other

wrestlers, uh said that dude lost multiple teeth. Damn.

Uh and he he was actually choking on his own blood and teeth in the ring. Psycho Stew.

Psycho Stews. Psycho Stew. Yeah. Um and and so yeah, so it was a

brutal event. Rampage had to actually say something about it. They they initially showed him watching the video, but he didn't have all the context.

Again, a lot of people thought it was fake or they didn't know why it was happening. But there's no excuse for that. I mean, they said that he was

concussed. Uh Roger Jackson, um they said that when he got hit in the head

with a can, he he was concussed and but there's no excuse for that. He got hit with a soda can.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm not rolling with that. What? Which part?

He got hit with a soda can, but he got hit with a soda can at a wrestling event. So wrestlers have a skill to be

able to make it look like this is a lot more painful than it really is. So I'm not going with that. And when he got hit

with the can, he didn't stumble. He didn't fall back. He moved forward with the same aggression and serious nature.

He didn't look concussed. He looked like a [ __ ] that don't play like that. Right. That's what he looked like. I'm just saying I'm not saying that. I'm

just saying what the Well, listen. and and uh he apparently

uh was on stream. Yes. And told the stream prior to that I'm

about to do this and like to hear it here. I'm dead serious. This shit's not going to be scripted. I'm going really have to

show him like that. You can't just hit a [ __ ] can on my goddamn face. I'm really going to hit him. I'm telling you. I'm dead serious. This shit's not

going to be scripted. I'm telling you. I know wrestling is script. I'm talking about what I'm going to do to the guy.

So that's him admitting to it prior to on the stream. This is uh this is

Rampage talking about it when he finds out which is interesting to say the least. This is this is what happened. Chad

and he's on streaming event with his coach. Those pro wrest

as MMA guys, right? the pro wrestling guy

don't know my son and he hit him over the head with like a can or beer can or

a bottle or something and my son didn't know it they didn't know it was coming didn't know they didn't tell my son and

he hit hit my my son over the head I guess he thought my son was a pro wrestler or something and Roger didn't

react but Roger didn't fight though he didn't he didn't do anything cuz I told Roger not to get punched but still hit

him hit my son over hit and then he asked my son You ain't going to sell it when you in pro wrestling when you sell

it's like cuz that fake MMA we do real [ __ ] and and he said you ain't going to

sell it. So when you don't sell it make the other pro wrestler look look bad but he don't know nothing about this. So

this [ __ ] that hit my son is stupid. So in order for me not to go toing jail

I got to talk to his co his coach. Yeah. Roger wasn't aware. Roger didn't know what what wasing going what was going

on. He just thought he was going and talking to those dudes. Uh there's more to that clip. That clip

uh he sounds like he's in defense of his son. There there were some other clips of Rampage where he didn't sound

He said he don't condone what his son did. Yeah. Yeah. He put out a a release. That's my other problem statement.

That's one of my problems with streamer culture is everything is right there. Like so

now we know you're it it doesn't allow time for a train of thought.

Like we see how you feel at this moment and a lot of people are not disciplined enough to keep it to themselves. Like we

shouldn't have known this part, right? How hard he went to defend something that is clearly inexcusable.

Uh there's reports going around that say that this man may be pressing charges. Yeah. Uh that says that the cops are running

an investigation. Uh it says that the dude is thinking about suing. All all types of reports go.

I I I I mean I would not, but I understand why he would. And he's not wrong. If I was choking on my own blood and

teeth, I would sue. Oh, the suit part. Yes. I was more talking about pressing charges, but but I'd be thinking like, you [ __ ] up my

life. Like, again, sue, do whatever you want. Right. Again, in the context of what we talking about, it makes sense to

me. Um, I'd be thinking about revenge probably more. I probably be more irrational about it. Sure. Let me ask you a question. Is Is

Rampage's son a professional wrestler? He's an MMA fighter. He's MMA fighter, but he's not a professional wrestler.

No. So, he don't understand the context that comes along with professional wrestling.

So, it's like it's almost like if you smack somebody and you like, "Yo, sell it." And they like, "Sell what? You

smack me, [ __ ] I'm about to break your neck if I can." Right.

I kind of think that you can't play with everybody like that. I I agree. And if I mean, beating them to that degree, I'm

not defending nor condoning. What I'm saying is if you smack somebody in the face with a can, we don't know if the

can was full. We don't know. It was full. You can see it spray. You can see it spray. It was liquid. That ain't easy, my [ __ ] To bust a can

on somebody's head, you got to hit a mark. It sounds like you're playing both sides. No, I'm not. I'm I'm see I'm playing objective. I don't have to pick a stance

on both sides. I see how one [ __ ] could get offended by somebody assaulting them and take it out in a manner that we

might not to that degree. I would say react and I would say react at that moment. That's what I'm saying. But they explain this thing at the end

of that exchange after with the can. He literally said I understand now. He he said he was cool. They shook hands. He

said I didn't know that that's now that he said now that I understand what y'all do. That's the part that we're so so

forgious. So now for you to get on your stream after y'all explain sat down and had

that understanding to say y'all I'mma [ __ ] him up after the run in the ring. That is running in the ring while

someone is working. Yeah. We're not in the yard no more. We're doing it for props. Right. And also if you want to [ __ ] him up, [ __ ]

him up face to face. No, [ __ ] him up right when he hit you with the can. Well, that's number one. But I'm saying even if you going to run back in the ring later be like, "What's up now?"

Like, you don't sneak. Dude, didn't sneak it with the can, dog. True. I went down I went down a rabbit hole of

Rampage Jackson son. He don't look like the son to pick on.

He is not like here's a story of Rampage on Joe Rogan. I think this is Joe Rogan.

uh talking about his son punching him in the face just so we clear punching him so I

guilty we already got in the fight once. Oh really? Couple two years ago. Yeah.

He sucker punched me. Well I saw the slap. Was that bad? And what' you do? Did you slap him on his head? Oh yeah mother went to the hospital that

day. Yeah. I don't play this. We fight we fight threeon-one though. Two big [ __ ] came out the room too.

Leave our man alone. Like god damn. No. You know, I felt I felt bad about kicking his ass that day. And to this

day, he's the only person I ever uh guillotined. I'm only playing it to show the mindset

of somebody that's I didn't want to keep punching him. So, I guillotined and he wouldn't tap out. And you put my sleep yet.

Wow. Cuz when he sucker punched me, he he almost rocked me and it was right by like a I got like this 100y old door

that turned to like a table. It's like 200 lb. If I would have hit my head, I would have died.

The final. He's not going to want me. This is some fighter culture type [ __ ] I'm all I'm saying is this is not the

father son combo that I want to have is working at all.

Yo, you being Walmart and like what [ __ ] go get your father. Uh,

a lot of real quick people are mad at uh the wrestler RVD because he said he

stands with Raja. Um, and a lot of people are mad at RVD idiots, you know. He said that um he stands with him after

seeing what he saw that he is taking his side. That's [ __ ] ridiculous. I think if he had whipped his ass when

he smacked him with the can, I would be probably on his side, too. Now, knowing now what I know that you premeditated

it, you didn't act in the moment, all that other [ __ ] It's different. But stop playing with people, bro. Everybody

not mentally well. Again, and I'm not defending Psycho Stew either, but Psycho Stew was clearly

drunk and he thought dude was a wrestler. And that is how wrestlers [ __ ] with each other. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. And you were in a camp of wrestlers. But

my thing is, even as an MMA fighter, wherever you at, you can't almost kill someone. Right. Right. But especially if you know

MMA culture, that's my point. In MMA culture, when you tap, that's it. You can't beat somebody unconscious and then mount them and beat the [ __ ] out of them

for another 35 punches. Even in MMA, there's no place where there's no way where you can do that and just everything be cool cuz oh, he

slapped the beer. [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] what he did. You can't do that nowhere. Right. I think kick uh kick the streaming

service. They banned him. No pun. Yeah, I was about to say I think kick kicked him. Uh yeah, they they banned Shut up.

They banned him. Uh and we'll see what's to come of this. But looking at that, I

was looking at that as a as a dad. Like that's that's gruesome. That's gruesome. No, from whatever angle the dad is

watching, whether you're the father of the son that's doing the beating or the father of the son of the guy that uh the father that son is taking a beating.

It's horrible. It's horrible all around the board. I mean, there's a lot of people coming for uh psych, you know, to help Psycho Stew, which is is good. You

Mr. Beast and a lot of people, you know, offered to cover his medical billast, you know what I mean? Um,

Mr. Beast like Batman. I'm just I'm just happy, you know, I I don't know, Mark, if you saw this. I

don't think that they made it a black and white thing. Um, it's just a human thing. Black and white thing at all. I

think I think the problem I just think wrestling culture, MMA culture more so than boxing culture

Yeah. feeds this some of these attitudes and some of this energy and there's a lot of people who are just like off like

just unchained in their violence and I think it's unhealthy and that's why if I think about as a parent you talk about

father things I think as a parent even if you want to introduce your child to self-defense you want to teach your child how to fight you also have to

teach discipline yeah you can't just go around beating the [ __ ] at everybody

I agree like the MMA fighters I know they they should have more tolerance than the

average A lot of them do. A lot of them do. Like a lot of people that really are deep in their martial arts bag, they

really be like, "Yo, dog, leave me alone." Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, until you really put your hand on me and I think you trying to harm me,

then I'mma just let go. But most of them really, they walk away from talking more than the average

person. And and then they even when Rampage just now is talking about his son, when his son punched him, he he I mean, you don't

want to choke your son out, but my point is there's a way that that's still a form of restraint. or guilty is still a form of restraint as opposed to I just

pummeled them, you know, for 20 minutes. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Like you restrain somebody. If you can defend yourself well enough to stop somebody,

then you hold them for the police or you hold them to uh you hold them to to subdue them and you

get the [ __ ] out of there. You don't hold them. I hear you. As a black man in this country, if you running around looking

like it's going to take nine and 10 people to restrain you. Yeah. Yeah. You know where that come You

know what comes next. I'm not I'm not saying it, but Yeah. That looked nuts. It looked nuts.

That looked That That looked nuts. Yeah. I'm glad dude was all right though. He was just on him unconscious just beating [ __ ] out.

Yeah, cuz he slam. And again, like you can eat the wrestling rings. If y'all been in wrestling rings, wrestling rings

are like you could drop an egg on it. Break. Yeah. But if you aren't bracing yourself or

you fall back like this and don't have like a break fall, you can [ __ ] you can break your neck. He was unconscious just from from from hitting his head.

He was unconscious from the fall. Yeah, just from the fall. That's what I'm saying. Really? He was already unconscious when he

he couldn't move. He didn't defend himself. This wasn't a fight. This was a unconscious person that he mounted in

the face. Yes. He basically power bound him and mounted him and started beating the [ __ ] out of

him. I counted I lost count. It might have been 14 15 punches. It was close to 20. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Dude lost all

his teeth and and I think he broke his too. That's what I'm saying. Man, this kid is strong. Like this [ __ ] work out. No, I'm trained. It ain't me

or you hitting somebody. is somebody that knows how to Well, I trained, too. Don't keep putting me in you as well.

Here we go. Sorry. You trained in combat. Yeah. Tybo. You You're a black belt, right?

Tabo. Don't start that [ __ ] man. Typo combat. If you a black belt, I'm trainy blanks.

I'm trained in [ __ ] TOS. I would pay to see like a uh like a like a little celebrity boxing match between

you two. How much would you pay? I pay I pay a lot. I think the fans you you put

that on the tier. I bet you you you make way more money in the basketball game. Who would? You heard what I said, right? See, but I

can't give that. Oh, yeah. They got little jokes. You got

little jokes. Who? Y got little jokes over there. You ain't hear what he said? Yeah. He will make more. I heard what he said, but I'm just saying I want to

laugh, too. You ain't hear what he said. I said we I shared the joke. You heard what he said. You ain't hear the joke. It wasn't secret. Boy, y'all can kill a joke.

Boy, you got suspension talent we have here. Uh, I don't play with my hands.

The same advice I'm giving MMA fighters. I respect that. I'm the same way.

Yeah. Yeah. I don't play with my hands. No, I mean like I don't I don't I don't like to play fight. I don't I just don't

like that. I fight every day, man. We going to work out. No, but I'm saying like I don't play fight like outside. Yeah. Like I don't

want to be slap boxing with I just don't like this type of stuff. No, I don't I don't You ain't never seen me do I didn't say a word. Yeah,

it's it's a theory I have why you wouldn't do that. Oh [ __ ] He's calling you [ __ ] up. No,

not at all. I'm not not at all. I don't think that at all. I think just the opposite. I think Mark comes around here

and tries to play this academic intellectual [ __ ] just for his opportunity to show you that I'm not

just intellectual academic. No, it's not even that. I know. I know, dog. Well, there's nothing you could do. I'm

you you're the intellectual academic man to get out of that and I'm comfortable with that. No. And I want him I I think he be

waiting for [ __ ] to think, "Oh, you nerdy ass nigga."

That's what I think his his dream is out here. Mark Lamont Hill is on Sunset putting

somebody. Yeah, I think that's what he practices that [ __ ] in the mirror and burns down the scenario.

Yo, you punk ass [ __ ] Ami changed his name to Sunset.

This guy. Yo, let me stop too cuz they going to really fight one day. Then they going to say it's my fault. Joe,

remember? They know the episode that you [ __ ] up on. Remember 8573?

Yeah. He said suck a dick.

Uh what else we got? What else we got? What else we got? I finally saw Oh, speaking of a I told you I heard from Tamar. I also heard from Jesse Smlet uh

yesterday. Uh he sent me a evidence file.

[Music] I meant to get on YouTube because in one

of these episodes you did say that Jesse Smilelette is your friend. He is. I But I think you use the friend word like

girls that go to Miami and share the room. No, no. I I I love Jesse. I do. And

but everybody's your friend. So I don't know the nature of friendship. But if Jesse is your friend, I would have gave

you a message for him long before he sent one to you. Yeah. And I don't know if he just sent

me this so that I could have it because the documentary came out or because a couple of weeks ago I was talk we we've been talking about the case.

Sure. Um I didn't get a chance to respond because I was working yesterday. But you didn't read the case file.

I did not. I I did not of your man. Yeah. No, not yet. I will. I will. But I

It's funny because the day he sent it was the dad watched half of the documentary. No, it's funny for a lot of reasons.

this very much. But I watched the second half of the documentary last night and and I and you

you've seen the whole thing now, right? Hell no. Oh, are you kidding me? You watch everything, especially this kind of [ __ ]

I'm I wouldn't watch that. I believe me when I tell you you need to watch it. I can't wait to watch it. I haven't yet.

Stop it, Mark. I I would not have said this 48 hours ago. I would have said this is a waste of

time. But I promise you the documentary he didn't make it. I thought initially he made it. Wait, before you go any

further, is it important to watch because it's good or is it No, it's important to watch because it's

changing people's minds or some people's minds. It leads to reasonable doubt on if he did it or not. That's why people

This is why I'm trying to get clarity on this. This This is what I'll say cuz I don't want to spoil and that's why Mark is up here with the foul that my man sent me the foul.

I love none of that. This is what I tell you. I said this before. I don't believe that his version of events is what actually happened.

You said that. I said that. So this isn't like I'm saying he's but I'm that doesn't mean he's lying

is what I'm saying. And when you watch the when you watch it I'll give you an example. I get what he's saying. I know what he's

saying. It's it's just look an hour ago or 40 minutes ago we had a debate about what you said at Investfest, right?

You weren't lying. You were just wrong. So I'm saying I'm saying sometimes you can have an account of something. I was wrong in uh me saying, "Yo,

a a a word a misspeak is very you talking about somebody that planned out an event that

transpired and he gave a whole recollection of a series of events, not yo, I didn't say

a misspeak, one word wrong." That changes the sentence, of course, but it's a whole

different thing, my [ __ ] He went to the police department. No, they went to his house. They went to his house. Yeah.

Oh, pardon me. He still has the noose on. This is how you No, but listen to me. I'm with you.

And the police said, "Take that off, please. Take that. Can you take that off?" Cops had to say, "Yo, I'm getting uncomfortable."

No, but this is my point. My point in making a comparison just to say that a person can have a can remember something

differently and think they're right, but it went differently. I'm saying when you That's what I just did.

Yeah. I was like, yo, I ain't say a long time ago. Cool. I owned a construction company a long

time ago. But instead of saying a long time, right? So the ago is not

a whole mapped out series of events that transpired over hours and hours. He was wrong in everything.

What I'm saying is when you watch the documentary, which what you might be led to believe at the end is that well two

things. One there's there's one perspective that he thinks he's right. He thinks this thing

happened and that he was in other words to give you a concrete example. Let's say somebody goes and does all that [ __ ]

to him. He the argument is that he set it up. There's no physical evidence that he set it up. So, what I'm saying is he may really think he got attacked on the

street. It just he just it just was [ __ ] I'm not saying it happened. I'm just saying he might not have been the one that

orchestrated. See, and this is why I have a problem. That's why I'm saying watch the This is why I have a problem with your friendships cuz my friend couldn't tell

me that. Couldn't tell you what. Yeah. I got [ __ ] beat up by two Haitians in

the street and it didn't Nigerian. They weren't Haitian. Stop doing Nigerians. They ask me that part don't matter to me.

Shout out to them. But that's not where I'm at here. You can't tell me that you got beat up and harassed and hounded and mauled in

the street and then that didn't happen like that. And let me ask you a question. You should get checked in some. Did he also just say it was

people were screaming racial slurs at him. He said that they were white people. They were uh uh uh knocking his

sexuality and all of these things. Cool. If you just got your ass whooped on the street, that's one thing. But when you

start having all of this attention to detail, it's hard for me to now say, "Yo, you forgot this."

Hold on real quick. I'm with you. When you watch the end of the saying, watch the documentary. At the I'm sorry.

All I was going to say is at the end of the documentary, there are several witnesses who also say that they saw a white guy. We got to be

They also show a video. No, there's also a video of the when they've traced the people and there's 10 seconds missing

out of video that the police can't explain, right? that I mean to completely change what happened. Again,

do I think Jesse Smlet's version is true? No. What I'm saying is I'm saying mult multiple things could be

true at the same time. I think the police left out stuff. I think the police didn't operate in good faith.

Um and I think there's more to the story than we know. You should watch a joke. I just say but but you know the other reason I'm just not going to watch it or

or have even the lobby video. You got to see how he walks. Whether he's right or the people that

think he's lying are right. Uh, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter anymore.

I think it doesn't matter. It matters. It matters. It matters to his career. It matters to his credibility. He may not

be able to book work based on that. He's cooked. So, so if you He's cooked already. So, from his perspective though, if you

could get it out, ribeye. Well done. Dunzo. What's the [ __ ] to cook fast?

Yeah. [ __ ] He's cooked. We don't go have a million

man march for all of the men who've been wrongfully accused and lost their career. We we would be doing that right

now with uh Mike Beasley from the Pistons. He got railroaded.

I'm negotiating for 20 40 million whatever the number is. They come out say I did something. I didn't do it. I get exonerated and now I'm better vet.

Who cares? You cook. Your sister's on a roll. Empire's off

TV. Like you just fighting for justice at this point. God forbid.

Fight for the next time you up at 3:00 a.m. micro analyzing his transcripts. It's

transcript for 4 hours. Maybe you can take an hour and 48 and watch the documentary. I will watch that. I promise you, you'll be glad. Again, I

went in very skeptical that was going to be a waste of my time. It was definitely worth my time. Jesse, you are a lying sack of [ __ ] I

don't care what Netflix say. I don't care what those writers say. You a lying son of a gun.

Lying ass [ __ ] Y'all always, you saw it, right? I saw the beginning. I when I saw how he

walked in the lobby, how this I said, "Oh shit." I said, "All right, something might have happened to him."

Boom. Huh? I got flipped on my side. Yeah. Actor. Okay. All right. You watch Empire?

No. You don't think You don't think he's he ain't Sydney Portier? Let's just say

a He ain't Journey. No. Right. Oh [ __ ] Cuz guess who's coming home for dinner?

Guess who's not coming home for dinner? The Menendez brothers denied parole. Yes, they were. Both of them.

That was smooth. That's some pro [ __ ] right there.

[ __ ] say they want to joey. How he a little wild.

It's my son. Something is really with that was fire. What do you Thank you for that. The month of August. Y'all give him a

shot. Ammani looked like he going to win it, but the BC the bladder cancer is like

if you don't win it when you have bladder cancer, right? Right. That tweet you put out the other day was

[ __ ] So I had to check some other is crazy. Bark is absolutely crazy.

Holy [ __ ] No, cuz on on the JBTV they like we're thinking about part of the month and we got to give we got to give Ammani some

extra consideration because he did he is cancer free now. And I was like I've been cancer free like we are.

Mark is crazy. I read that [ __ ] I said I said the [ __ ] you for that.

What is crazy with you? Yo, it's crazy. No, it's not crazy. There's

a word for it. I figured it out. I told you I've been hilarious. Tell me.

Mark says mean [ __ ] under a veil of He says [ __ ] that nobody would ever

think to say cuz that's just mean. Are you [ __ ] kidding me, Joe Button? You are mean.

I say [ __ ] that no one would think. I say [ __ ] that exactly what you're thinking. That's why you [ __ ] laugh. But I don't say it cuz I'm not mean.

What you think? You're mean. And these are my friends. You talk to these [ __ ] like

like just strangers at a bar or some [ __ ] What the [ __ ] Oh yeah. I'll get back to you.

The Menendez brothers though. The Menendez brothers. Yes. Oh yeah. That's uh that might be a good

argument for why docs don't [ __ ] matter. You know what I mean? Like these docs sometimes can

have you believe in some [ __ ] that there's it's it doesn't matter. I I think the doc worked. Yeah, the doc got them parrolled.

I think the doc lended not um level of empathy for them.

Okay. Cuz we were up here contemplating on should they be released and y'all was kind of swaying like yeah I think they

should. But the thing that we have to remember is that roll board. Sorry. The thing that we have to remember that

did you watch the docks? No, I don't have a position on it. I'm watch Jesse and not Yeah, we're

This is a way better doc. Anyway, I watch it. Um they probably have more information than we do and that they probably like

docs can be skewed and often are. Mhm. In one way or another like the trusty doc. Uh

yeah, there's probably some information that that was left out that was important. My thing was even if it was

exactly how the docs laid it out for them. No,

tell me why. They still brutally murdered someone with because So you don't believe in parole for me

and parts I stance and I'm I could be misquing you so correct me was yo these dudes have

endured mad [ __ ] traumatically and so this led them down this path. Okay.

And my thing is these [ __ ] are rich. They grew up in Beverly Hills. They have endured some trauma, but so has every

[ __ ] killer in the ghetto. Every killer in the ghetto didn't just wake up and say, "I want to go kill motherfuckers." We went through Oh, not

we. Pardon me. The killers in the ghetto went through a series of traumas that kind of bred them

to be this type of way. And and if we going to lend empathy to that, the Menendez brothers that lived in Beverly

Hills and had all the opportunities awarded to them or afforded to them, then we going to have to have the same

level of sympathy for [ __ ] You use we use you use that a lot. I don't think that money

it's not about money. I don't think I don't think the opportunity change if you're going through sexual abuse and if you're going

through something traumatic in your home. Money doesn't change that. I agree with that. The environments doesn't change that. Take take the money out.

Yeah. They still lived in better environments and better neighborhoods than a lot of these kids outside. cuz that still

doesn't change the if you are in your house being assaulted and abused and

then the second you step out your 24story project building to walk downstairs and there's more abuse and

more trauma and all of those things surrounding you on a daily you got moisted in a mansion so you do life you got molested in

I'm not saying that but I'm saying that's how crying ros I was kind of getting on your side until

I think the difference is that they lashed out against the people that were causing the trauma as opposed to going out and just committing reckless crimes

in the neighborhood That's what makes me But those crimes a lot of times aren't reckless. Just because you don't know the backstory to those crimes because

they didn't have a dock afforded to them, that don't mean that those crimes are reckless. Everybody in the ghetto just not walking up to random people

blowing their brains. So, let me ask a question cuz I I'm not I'm agreeing with what you're saying, I think. But that sounds like an argument

for getting the Mendez brothers mercy and other people too, not for giving nobody mercy. No, because Yeah, but if

there other people if that's the case, then we got to be consistent across the board, which we know society at large is

not going to do. Society at large is not going to say, "Yo, you got you went through some trauma. You went through some trauma.

You went through some trauma. You went through some trauma. We going to give y'all parole." Says, "The Menendez brothers had enough

money and influence to even get a documentary to express their case." Here here's my issue with that is that

society if society should be giving people mercy in addition to the Menendez brothers and they're not. I don't think

we should punish the Menendez brothers because society has [ __ ] up the poor people. You see what I'm saying? Gotcha. Our advocacy should be to get the poor

people out, not to put the the rich people in on this case cuz I I agree with you to some extent and and I I my

brother when he got sentenced I went to a sentencing I guess last July because uh he had been in jail for 3 years before he even got

sentenced. before we even got his case, which is crazy. Crazy. And we went to the sentencing and I was

hoping to get him time served. Um, he he was he was convicted ultimately of, um, of shooting somebody,

right? Um, and so, uh, we were there were about three sentences before him. We were

there. Me and my wife were sitting there and the first guy shot somebody in in the middle of the street, broad daylight

in North Philly. No doubt about what happened. Dude had two previous drug convictions. He

shouldn't have had a gun legally, um, etc. Dude basically got 6 months.

And you know why? Because he had trauma. He was in foster care. He'd been molested. They named all this [ __ ] When

they got to my brother, they were the judge. I mean, read him his rights. It was basically like, "You have no excuse for this. You had two parents in your

life. You marking my hill, brother." She didn't say that. But you being in it might not have it

helped. They actually I actually shaved some time off his joint to tell you the truth. That literally that's what the lawyer told me cuz I was I was I was trying to name all his traumas. I was

naming [ __ ] like and this and this. You know what I mean? Trying to get get that [ __ ] down because lawyers should have did that [ __ ] before. But my point is

the court system is designed to say if you're [ __ ] up, we give you more mercy than if you're not. And if we don't think you have a good reason for doing

what you did, you going to sit more time. And he got more time than the guy who did a more brutal crime. And my brother had a much better excuse

for for his for his situation than what this guy did. But because of his background, they didn't give it to him.

And and I'm not sure that that's fair either. Look, it's but but I we we we going on and this is not what the show

is about. But there are other instances where people will say, "Yo, you come from a good family, so I'm going to give you a lean time cuz I see you got a a

courtroom full of people in here that love and care about you." If nobody came in here, my little cousin just got well,

you know, but my little cousin was in the feds and my whole family flooded the courtroom and he said, "Yo, I could tell you come from a situation where people

care about you. You lucky you need to thank your family that they came here today or I would have sent your ass up." So, it plays out both ways. What I'm

saying is in the Menendez brother situation, my [ __ ] no. If we cuz they got a dock that lended some empathy to

these white boys that committed a heinous act, [ __ ] that. No, we not doing that unless we going to spread that same

uh uh uh sympathy across the board in my opinion. Is there any crime that y'all think you should never even be considered for

parole? Yeah. What's that for you? [ __ ] with kids. Okay. Same. I agree. What would you say?

Anything. Now, question. Do you mean um like you

should serve life and never parole? Or you could do 20 years? Cuz I would think uh I would put some sexual assault cases

in the same thing, but not necessarily a life situation, but but just no parole. No ear. You get what you get. If you did some violent sexual crime

[ __ ] and you got 20 years, you got to do 20. Yeah. If you [ __ ] with some kids that Yeah. Put your ass on a planet somewhere uh

to never see light daylight again. And and see again, that's interesting because dog, they don't even have enough

real estate to do what y'all saying. Where's the other part there? But I also know a lot of kids who are molested end

up becoming molesters. Do we have any mer, you know, I mean, again, like where's the mercy becomes tough, right? I mean, like, and I never know exactly

where to draw the line. I think there's some crimes where no parole see fit. I don't know that I can

think of them off the top of my head. It's definitely a case by case basis. I think like do y'all think the uh the woman

that murdered uh Selena should be put away should be put away for life or not be parole? I mean, I know. That's what

I'm saying. I I think she should get out. And I think to Isha's point, if she weren't Selena, we wouldn't be having this conversation.

She'd be out. You know what I'm saying? Like Like if you kill if you if you kill a famous person and and a beloved famous person,

the the courts are harder on you. They just are because they don't want the backlash cuz everybody's watching. True. Whereas if you kill Joe Blow, nobody

nobody knows when the person comes home. Nobody knows when the person I think we just have to be mindful of when we dissect these cases, especially when it

comes to sexual assault or what we say. That's it. And and the it's a case by

case thing. We have to look at things everybody. No matter in no disrespect to ish, like I said, he said remove that. I

don't I think that no matter where you grew up at, no matter how wealthy you are, no matter if you come from a family

of wealth, sexual assault, sexual assault, if you feel like somebody's in the house and you cuz especially if you

have wealth, right, if if the person's controlling the money and everything like that and they do whatever you want and you're relying on that, you may feel

scared. I can't say anything. There's a lot of things that come into I can't say anything. They control my life. So, we

just have to be mindful of what we say. But I definitely understand what you saying. I understand what everybody's saying. I feel like

it's a case by case thing. In closing, I do think they will eventually be parrolled. I just don't

think that time is right now. Like, y'all still y'all still ain't got enough wrinkles on your face. Y'all looking good. Y'all young. Only one of

you [ __ ] is balding. The other one got a full head of hair. like and on the news like when they

spoke about this uh they were asked in the correspondent said well do you think that these gentlemen will be able to

come home and not be a threat to society and every time they asked that the other person said yes I do I don't think

they'll be a threat at all I'm really I'm so shocked by that I think that's an honest answer that's

why they should be home to me okay if any if if somebody blows their parents and I'm not trying to bring it

back up if somebody blows their parents' heads off with a shotgun at any time in their life for the rest of their

I'm going to see them as a threat. No matter what their parents did. Yeah. Okay. Okay. That's fair. I don't

see it that way. But I get the manner in which they killed them. It was not just like they shot them and kept it moving. Like they

overkill. Yeah. Overkill. They went crazy. Thread the thread level just speaks to the Jackson,

huh? They went Jackson. Yeah. Yeah. You mean thread level just speaks to the potential of something. We could get off this dog. those same

correspondents that they asked, let these have been some little black boys from an inner city that endured all of

that same [ __ ] And I don't think they look at the violence level or the potential violence level of repeat

offenders in the same way. And that's where the money piece comes in and is important. I agree.

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conversation? They're having it. What conversation? They're having it. It's time. I I

she's a [ __ ] problem. Yo, no, she tough. She's a menace, yo. I mean, that people are saying that she is who people think

Caitlyn Clark is. Those people are I don't believe that. No, I'm still team Caitlyn Clark.

[ __ ] insane. But, uh, Paige is better than I thought she'd be. Uh, and she definitely is

having a better rookie year, I would say, than Caitlyn is. I think Caitlyn's a better player, better playmaker.

There's some things I like about Caitlyn more, but Paige Berser is a [ __ ] problem. And I think her her uh her

injury her senior year at Yukon sort of skewed me a little bit. I wasn't sure she'd ever recover from that, which was my concern, but she's she's killing it.

Shout out to her. When it's all said and done, Paige could 1,000% end up being a better scorer than uh CC.

Absolutely. Yeah. But Kaylin Clark game and dynamics is not predicated at all on scoring the ball or athleticism. Yeah,

my [ __ ] She's throwing 90 foot bounce passes to people. She's hitting people in the face with the ball they couldn't catch. Her she controls the game in a

different way. Paige put the ball in the bucket. I don't even know if she does that better than Caitlyn Clark, but

she's tough. We going crazy. We going crazy. You know her averages are outside of 44 point game. No, I know she scores in the mid-range

and CeCe don't I know she shoots a three the same way CeCe does. I know she It's It's cool though.

She does some things better than Clark to me. I think she go I think she goes left better. I think she she can she can create shot a little bit better in terms

of there's some things she does better, but I still think Caitlin Clark's overall a better player. She's not a better defender. Paige is also a much better

defender than Caitlin Clark. That ain't never been Caitlyn's ministry, though. There are people having that conversation. I won't be the one leading

the charge, but there there people that are having that talk. And I just want to shout out cuz earlier in the year and even last year, I was the one of the people that said Paige

wasn't going to be close to Caitlyn because honestly, I didn't think she'd ever get her foot speed back. I didn't

think she'd ever be able to score as dynamic because of that knee injury. And also, again, shout shout out to um Angel

Reese um who's turned out to have an amazing second year. her her her sophomore year, her, you know, her

sophomore pro year, second pro year has been getting better than a lot of people anticipated. I've always been a fan of hers, but I'm really impressed by the

year she's having. Again, I think people are overstating where she is to Caitlyn Clark, which I don't I don't even want

to compare it. I'm just saying that's what people have been doing. Um, because we did the prize, you don't have

to go into your cuz you care about this [ __ ] more than like, you know what, it seemed like the best

chance to get some WNBA in. I didn't want to do it after, you know, we're talking death and terror. You could go home and talk about it with

your wife. My wife can go talk about it with your son. My wife watches the pros. She watches the men.

Think I'm not watching this [ __ ] Um, come on. Let's cover Snoop Dogg's comment. Snoop Dog's comments. He's under fire.

Whatever. Whatever that means. Today, Snoop Dogg made some comments about taking his grandkid to the movie to see

what is that movie. The It was a kid movie. Lighter. Huh? Lightyear. I can't hear Lightyear. Lightyear.

Lightyear. Lightyear. Uh, and he said that in the scene, two female characters

had a baby. So, he said that his a grandkid in the movie started having a

I had the clip. Yeah. Why am I saying what he said? You ain't got to do it.

Yeah. Listen, whose side are y'all on before I get the clip? I got to hit the clip. You get

No, you don't. You can pick a side or you can flip-flop like you did with Cheyenne Bryant or like you do traditionally. You could

you could flip every day. You can flip. Start calling your flip flops like you did with Dr. You better get that rewind button real real real comfortable.

I think everybody needing face off. The rewind button is for everybody. No, but then you when we do it to you,

you be like, "Yo, you trying to get your aha gotcha moment." Oh, hey, when you do the rewind with me, it ain't going to come with a bobblehead

action toy. I know. It's going to come with a It's going to come with a back It's going to come with a [ __ ] backtracking on a

treadmill, running backwards with some changing attitude. What had happened was

I know that [ __ ] is crazy, bro. I have smoked her boots so you up there making friends.

Let's see here. What? You too, [ __ ] You a [ __ ] too.

For doing what? You said you're a [ __ ] as in also. You said two.

What made me your [ __ ] words, [ __ ] I got this. [ __ ] wrong with you? I got this [ __ ] This [ __ ] crazy. Breaking news.

Breaking news. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift announced their engagement on Instagram.

Fox, what? That has to go WNBA territory. Good for the Congratulations. Congratulations.

Congrats. What does that do for Travis Kelce fantasy owners? Oh, it's it's a dub.

He's been winding down anyway, though. I think this might be his last season. I could see that. This might be his last season. He might

get some like retirement tuds. I think them [ __ ] [ __ ] all season. Um, Snoop Snoop

trying to see uh what was the movie with uh Buzz Light

Toy Story. Not that one, but the Oh, the new the new Buzz. The Lightyear, I think it's called Light.

Kiki Palmer is in that movie. She plays like the dog. That was your first mistake. We watching and

the lady, which is Kiki's mama, they move on into the space. They move down the line. They're like, "She had a

baby. with a woman. Why my grandson in

the middle of the movie like Papa Snoop, how she have a baby with a woman? She a woman. Oh [ __ ] I didn't come in for

this [ __ ] I just came to watch the goddamn movie. Hey man, watch the movie. Uh-uh. They just said she and she had a

baby. They both women's. How did she have a baby? Sh movie ain't over with.

I think that's like [ __ ] me. I'm scared to go to the movies now. like y'all throwing me in the middle of [ __ ] that I don't have

watching it. That's the clip. Yeah, I don't think he's saying anything bad. That is the clip that everybody's going

crazy over. They're trying to say that Snoop don't want to see gay couples, lesbian couples in in movies.

No, he's saying that he don't want to explain be be having to explain to his grandchild, you know, what's going on.

That's what I took from that. I just don't Y'all putting me in the midst of that. I don't want to explain. I came here to watch a movie. I didn't come here to explain sexuality or how a woman

and woman can have a baby. Who should explain that? Who knows? I'm just saying. But probably

he should explain. The teacher should explain. People should explain the home. I understand what he's saying.

He should explain it. But okay. Should he explain it in the movies? No, I think you can say I'll tell you

when we get home. But I I think the idea that this movie puts him in a position that he has to have conversations that he otherwise wouldn't want to have is a

bit um unreasonable. But you said that a lot of people have He's not saying I don't want to have

this convers. Well, at least I didn't hear him say that. He's saying, "I came to the movie just to watch the

movie, not to have to have this conversation right here." I I think he said his kid wouldn't stop.

Yeah. When you hear the audio first, when you hear the audio, it is a different tone than what you

what what you read. It sounds much more playful than what I was reading the outlash online.

They trying to hang them. Yeah. I wouldn't hang them. For this matter, again, I read the verbates. I read the transcripts and I even reported

on it. You know, what the what the responses were. I didn't offer take on it. I just offer, you know,

um hearing him, it does give some more context, right? He's obviously laughing. He's more saying like I talk, you know, like you ask me questions I can't answer

in the movies. I still think it's irresponsible. I I think I think we have to talk about that a little bit different. And I think part of it for me

is who Snoop is. Snoop is somebody whose entire career has been built around saying and doing things. Like this can't

be the first time your grandkid asked you some [ __ ] that made you uneasy. I'm sure your kids going to hear the chronic at some point. I'm sure they're going to

hear doggy style at some point and you gonna have to explain that [ __ ] too. like you know you we're going to have to do some explaining around yourself much

less and your career right much less what happens in this movie so that's not fair I don't I think it is that's not fair why

you you explaining doggy style and chronic is something that you did that you can explain to somebody where I was

a kid will bump into the cartoon Pixar movie before they bump into doggy style and chronic not if it's your kid no

look even if they don't but you can explain why you wrote these lyrics or why you said these things explaining

that versus explaining society at large and its evolution ution is two totally different things and I think one is

easier to do. I see. I think it's much easier to say you know women have babies sometimes than explain [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] but

tricks lickable let us suck the dick. I think it's much easier. But I would sound right.

No, but I would explain I would want to explain my words. Look, I would I think that's subjective.

He's changing argument too. That I think that's objective. You think that that's the position he

should have taken in the movies? No, I said I think you should have said we'll talk I'll explain to you after the

movies. I'll tell you later. I think you could say it in the way that you just said it. Sometimes women have

babies with women. I think it actually leave it right there. Right. And then say we talk more after the movie. I don't think it's that complicated to

explain the process very quickly to How many times y'all been in a movie with a kid? A lot. A lot. I have three.

How how he said that his his initial answer was what? cuz he had an initial

answer and then his grandbaby was like, "No, no, no." That's what I'm saying. Like sometimes a kid is persistent in the movies while

it's silent and nobody's supposed to be talking. I think he was putting a lot of emphasis on on that, not really him

having to teach. In fairness, kids or young people or sometimes even your girl in the movie theater will ask you questions that you

have to explain and you don't want to explain period. Whether it's about sexuality or just something in the plot

line that they missed like, and remember I said don't hang them for I just said I think it's irresponsible

because of what that projecting that message means out to the world. I I understand the dynamic of wanting somebody to shut the [ __ ] up in the

movie whether whether it's about sexuality or the plotline, right, or whatever. Like I I get his that's what I say when I hear it. I don't I'm a

lot less bothered by it. I think that's an even funnier bit really. Yeah. Like having to explain some dumb

[ __ ] in the movie regardless of what it's about. Right. Right. But I wouldn't but that but that's irresponsible to say in the interview

because of I mean this story this conversation we're having right now is exactly why. But what's wrong with the conversation?

Not the one, not the one we're having. But this is the conversation, not the one we're having, but what we're having

about Snoop that was going on when Poles, the TV show, you familiar when they started putting certain [ __ ] on TV

every day. Yeah. And when they started making certain comic book characters be gay. I mean, there is the the some some

andes again, I don't really like doing this no more. But what's

wrong with him having that opinion if that's his opinion? What opinion? If if he if I'm not putting words in his

mouth, if he doesn't want to explain, if he doesn't want to feel responsible for explaining that to his grandchild

and or he feels that it puts him in a uncomfortable place, that's your mom and dad job

or or dog. It's just he could feel uncomfortable. There's nothing wrong with him feeling uncomfortable about

tough conversations. Again, I agree. I agree. You have you have a right to feel that way. What I said is the irresponsible part for me is

him saying it aloud as Snoop. Forget about his history. I'm talking about Snoop as superstar as

person who it's going to make the news headlines and it's going to create all kinds of misunderstandings like the

which that's what I meant by the conversation we're having is that we're trying to parse out what he meant, right? Or other people are trying to parse out what he meant. I don't want to

say nothing where people can parse out have to parse out what I meant when the worst interpretation is one that it

seems as harmful. Like that that to me is just irresponsible. Just don't do that [ __ ]

Audience, this is a good time for me to tell y'all that Mark still has a little smoke with Snoop over that Trump stuff.

No, not at all. Not at all. I disagreed with him on it, but like I love Snoop. Well, I mean this can't be any more

irresponsible than that. Oh, that was way more irresponsible. That was way more irresponsible. I think it takes away from the authenticity as a

of a person. I think that that's what happens now with podcast and all this other [ __ ] We know what we should say,

we know what we shouldn't say, and we're just saying stuff to appease people, right? And then somebody else might

really walk a different lifestyle, but I can't publicly say it. So, I'm going just lie on camera. No, my thing with

this is it kind of go I watched the uh the Patrice O'Neal argument you guys had about the Don Imus thing back in the day

and this he fried you up a little bit, but this kind of falls in the same category of this clip from hearing it. I

was reading all the backlash online. This seems like he was kind of being funny and playful and silly to me. And like once we start policing comedy,

it gets in a weird place. Like it's not it's not that serious. I think it's irresponsible for us to

call that irresponsible. Like that's a strong word. But you think that he is and has been irresponsible.

Period. Yeah, I think most I mean I think Yeah. Yeah. I think a lot of us have. But yeah, he's be one of them. Yeah.

Got it. I was irresponsible last week with Tara Marie. I mean like I'm irresponsible [ __ ] happens. I'm not I'm not above the

fray. I'm just saying that was some [ __ ] he's done is irresponsible. Walking out with two women on dog collars is irresponsible. We can say it's art, but

it's irresponsible. You know, like we do irresponsible [ __ ] Sometimes irresponsible [ __ ] be kind of

funny though. Sometimes. Sometimes it's too far. Well, speaking of irresponsible [ __ ]

being funny, did y'all see uh the footage of Lil Na's X's uh uh hearing?

I did not tell tell us about the show, please.

He stood there in the he was in the in the box or wherever they had him at

with his age again. What he had on his butt ass again? I don't know. He had on

the jail clothes and he was in the little jail and he was at, you know, he didn't had a boots on.

Yo, LA. See, this is why I can never move to Los Angeles. Everything's so dramatic. They had him

back there like he was Hannibal Lecter. Wow. They they wouldn't like cuz he was

behind the door and his attorney or not even attorney, whatever, whoever she was was in front of the door like he was

just a stone cold killer for walking around naked. They got to have him in present custody.

They got him for assault too, right? Well, they they slapped a ton of charges. Yeah. The charges were much more serious than we had Friday.

Bunch of felonies. Four felonies, I think. Yeah. Yes. Four felonies, man. They be they be

hitting you. They overcharge people. They did this to my girl from Power. The one that played Effie. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. They hit her with like child endangerment the other night. We still don't know full details that child cruelty. I'm sorry. Thirdderee

child cruelty. Yeah. But thirdderee child cruelty is a charge you get um if you commit a crime in front of a child.

So for example, if you and I got in front of a fight in front of our in a fight in front of our daughters, we would be child charged with child

cruelty. But the problem is when that [ __ ] hits the headlines, don't nobody know what third degree from first degree. So

yeah, people think you over there beating kids. You know what I'm saying? So I'm just saying even his assault charge, a lot of times you get assault charges on police by

by even like wiggling when they trying to lock. Oh dog, we we said this up here like, "Yo, fam." That's why the times

that I once I got accustomed, let me take that back. I had experience being arrested a few

times and so I already know what they going to do. Like they going to kick your leg on purpose. They going to snatch your arm

on purpose. They going to make the cuffs tight on purpose. And nothing. So now you just like little want to

know. Just just I'll tell just give me some McDonald's. Just give me some McDonald's. If if

little NasX is high and naked and walking around and he gets put in handcuffs, he's probably going to wiggle

a little bit. It's okay.

Muscle memory. See, you took it further.

That was irresponsible. That was irresponsible. My bad. My bad. Little Nasax, it's going to wiggle a little bit. Yeah, these are really irresponsible

jokes. I hope that he's all right. Me, too.

I do, too. I hope And I hope that he gets the help that he needs. I hope all of the people that made all

of that money off of his run come back and give a little give a helping hand.

Yeah. Do we have an indication of what the problem was other than just being inebriated in whatever form it was?

Well, I know he's had his bouts with depression and allegedly depression and

self-medication. Yeah. So, we don't know. That's why I'm hesitant to make the jokes because it

could be really serious. It looked really sad when when he was in there. Really extremely unfortunate.

So, hopefully he's well. Like, in times like that, I be wondering where people parents are. Some people don't have them.

Like, I hope he's cool. I hope he's cool. But he he he looked like he was going through some things. Shout out to Little NasX.

Yeah, for sure. Um, what else? What else? What else? What else? What else is here? Here. Y'all want to talk about uh

your man? Who? You know your man. Which one?

Your man could be a few people actually. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Who? There's a lot of mans. Your man could be you and Charlemagne

hugged up. That was a crazy pick. Not crazy. That was a surp I was surprised.

Surprised by what? I mean, you know, I didn't know he knew you were, but Oh [ __ ] No, not like he from this is

No, I mean enough to be like in you was like in the crew like y'all was click like the way him and Mandy was. I didn't know. You ain't [ __ ] with me. Watch your

[ __ ] [ __ ] I'm not [ __ ] with you. You ain't [ __ ] with me period, boy. Who the [ __ ] who know you, [ __ ] You ain't [ __ ] with me, [ __ ]

I don't know what that means, but I agree. Whatever you say I agree. No, agree properly cuz you your agreements be having a lot of little

side. I'm not [ __ ] What you mean when you say I'm not [ __ ] with you? Not [ __ ] with me. Don't try to make jokes and say [ __ ] know you, [ __ ] know Flip as well.

You saying people know you as much as they know me? Yes, that's a fact. That's what I'm saying. Where? everywhere. Okay. All right.

And I And I don't look for celebrity. I I don't look I don't look for celebrity friends. I don't look for friendships neither. Not saying you do, but that's

not my thing. Same. All right. So, we on the same page. We on the same page. So, how the picture look crazy to you? Uh, I was just surprised I said, but

tell me the story. It had to be a story behind how you um and shout out to Charlemagne. That's my brother. I love Charlene.

So, I was walking backstage. Not backstage. I was walking and I saw Charlmagne and and the dude D1. And then

when he walked up to when he walked up to me, Troy and Rashad, they was doing the connection. He's like, "Wait, you

say he walked he walked up to you or was he just walking down the hallway? He was walking this street. He was walking

before you not to interrupt. Before you saw Charlammagne, where were you headed?" I know you said you was walking,

but in a lot of your content, you just are kind of walking around. Yes. Were you going somewhere?

I was. Cuz then every time I see you do the walking and then you see somebody and then that's the event. Like it looks

like you're you just are everywhere. So you're saying like I'm fishing it everywhere that you have no business

being. You just are showing up and looking for face recognition and then when you get

it you do the Hollywood [ __ ] Okay. No. So yes.

So where were you going before? I saw Charlmagne first when I saw the video. I I saw Charlemagne first when

him and Steve Harvey got off stage and he came up to me. Flip. What up? That was the first time. And I introduced him

to JR. I said, "Yo, you look good." Cool. Now, behind the [ __ ] when we was

walking, he was walking up, they let Steve Harvey, they they they move [ __ ] out the way for Steve Harvey. And I ain't like that. I complain to them

[ __ ] about that. Like, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about nothing. Shout out to Steve. Especially when you had your sweats on. Yeah. Yeah. But I don't care about no

[ __ ] I'm still Queen Flip. That's why I was telling them [ __ ] don't be moving me around. Don't put me with anybody else. I told them [ __ ] I'm going to

fry them up. Troy and Rashard about that [ __ ] that I I felt the way about, but that comes later. So when we were

walking, him and D1 was there and he said, "Yo, I don't know if you need to be next to me because you may get fined

or get in trouble." I said, "Nigga, no, I could be next to you. I could talk to you, nigga." And that's how that happened. That exchange happened. And he said, "Yo, don't come over here and

speak to me cuz you could get suspended." Yeah, you could get suspended. Don't speak to me. Suspend you. He didn't say my boss. But he said, "You

get suspended. I don't know if you can speak to me." And then we had an exchange there. And that's where the picture came from.

What did you say in response? How did you defend the pardon? I can talk to anybody and my man support me. I can talk to anybody I want to.

Is that true? It was a little more aggressive. No, I don't support anybody. It was a little more.

You saw it? Yeah. I could talk to anybody I wanted to. That's what I said. So, that was the first that's the first two. And then

I went upstairs to go sit down and have a conversation with him. And that's where the whole dialogue. Yo, I don't care about these facts.

I'm saying I want to hear the funny stuff. That's where the hook up happened, [ __ ] We was talking. What was y'all

keying about when y'all when he did the touch laugh when y'all was touch laughing? He was saying that yo [ __ ]

like little girls in a school playground. He was saying how much he love you, how y'all love each other. That's one. Two.

I was saying that I don't really want to talk about my man. He said yo me and your man love each other. Then I said how do you feel like you be how do you

feel? How do you feel that you fluctuate on these list? He said I'm glad that you said that. And he started to explain

that the list that they was [ __ ] was on it wasn't a fluctuation. It was no number. It was hypothetical. Yeah, not but I

guess that's what it was. It wasn't alphabetical but it wasn't in He said it wasn't Yeah. He said he think that's crazy that you know I'm happy you

asked that question. Then we laughed about I just said, "Nigga, I can sit here." He said, "I'm not trying to do no interview, [ __ ] You didn't ask me to

do an interview." And then we laughed. That was a laughing moment. Just laughing. Did you talk to D1?

That was laugh worthy. Yeah, cuz he said, "Yeah,

okay. What you doing?" I said, "It's going to be out, [ __ ] It's about to be out at 2:00, [ __ ] You can watch it yourself, [ __ ] and judge, [ __ ] I dare you say

something crazy to your man and stop acting like you don't support me. I don't give a [ __ ] how you feel. Yeah. I don't care how you got these

[ __ ] feeling. You know you support me in my journeys. Mark, you got a question for me? I I I've heard enough.

Tasha and the Touch Lab. Mark, tell me about the Touch Lab. It just looked extra friendly, right? It looked extra. It

It didn't look like it was It didn't look like y'all were really friends. It looked like y'all were you were I'm not saying you it just

like the camera was rolling and y Yeah. It looked like a camera moment. Yeah. It look like you was being pawned out. You play chess.

You ones know what all the chess pieces do? Yeah, I know. Yeah, just look pawned out. Pawned out. So, I wasn't a rook all

night in none of this [ __ ] I Well, you was a rook in another game. What game?

Basketball. Football. Any of those. They like pointed out a

little bit, but pawns have fun. You made a point. The pawns just want to have fun.

Y'all look good, man. Shout out to Charlemagne. Shout out to y'all. Shout out to Mandy. Shout out to the whole crew.

I feel like people are trying to make you and I've been watching a lot of internet content lately. Um, people are trying to make you and Charlemagne a

beat for a thing. And I hate that. They can't. People they can't. Well, I mean, no, he watched the show,

too. I mean, he love No, there's been a lot of uh I know. So, you was hooked up with Charlemagne after you seen him send them shots to parks and met?

No, I didn't see it. I didn't see that yet. He sent shots to me, but it did land like after saying after saying it's been

going. What happened was sent shots at Parks and Mel. Where you sending shots? And then the weekend after that, y'all

hugged and made content together. That's funny. That's phony of you. What's your man? You are my man. When When did the When

did the shots come out? When did [ __ ] is not like you in watching these [ __ ] every

day? Yeah. I don't watch these [ __ ] Talk to me. Talk to me. [ __ ] don't watch these [ __ ] moves. So I didn't know

about it. But I did see about it when the community hug the community that you run or with them [ __ ] I saw it when

they put it up. When they put the call with people without knowing their moves, so they could be doing anything. I hung up with you, [ __ ] I don't know

your moves. Well, that's peace, Mark. So, uh, what were we saying? I got nothing. I got nothing. Oh, about you. Yeah, there seems like be

people who are trying to make like a beef and they're pointing out little comments or or pulling interviews sometimes out of context from

Charlemagne and you uh, and sometimes not out of context, but like trying to make it into a feud. I hate that because

we were just having this conversation about Investfest where right before the event there was so much focus on the beef and not the fact that these black

men are doing this extraordinary event. It just seemed like it's the same thing here where I would love to see y'all

part not necessarily partnering but just not looking like it's a beef. I agree with that. I don't like that. That's a narrative that's being painted.

Uh coming off investfest with all that

he set us up. Yeah, he's [ __ ] I'm sorry fest with

all that all that financial literacy all all that Steve Harvey and all these black wealthy people out there kicking

knowledge for the from now until 2026 and for 2026 if it ain't about I said

this stuff I flipped the other day if it ain't about unity bringing people together empowering encouraging putting

past beefs and tensions to the side as long as nobody got hurt nobody died if there's a way for us to build together

help different communities, empower people, then that's all I want to do. So, I don't want to be mixed up with

anything that could be divisive, uh, turultuous. Anybody that thinks that that's my

relationship with them, you are totally wrong. Uh, and hopefully we can mend things and move forward, man.

I love that. You got that rewind. I'm all about unity. You got You got to rewind. I'm all about unity.

You think we're going to need that one for later, maybe a few times. I'm all about unity.

I know. I believe you. I believe you. You look like new space. And you guys You guys have helped

by being a bridge. And if Charlemagne dissed me, I My bad. Like I didn't know. I I didn't mean to.

Um, you know, my bad, Charlene. Yeah. There's no need for two black people as successful as me and Charlemagne to be beefing now or ever.

Like we we we did that. Both our peoples are from South Carolina. Like we've known each other.

Oh, they pressed you. We've known each other a long time. Oh, that's what happened. We've known each other a super long

time. We got a lot of great positive things going on. Buffalo Wild Wings. So do I. Right. Like there's no need for

that. That's what happened. I got it now. They press He said he love you. I love each other.

So which is good. There's a lot of love there. It's a lot of hood. I heard in something said that they said something's mad hood. His family pressed you.

He was at the Buffalo Wild Wow Wings. Them [ __ ] pulled pushed up. What?

And the same goes for Mandy. Like the same the same goes for like Come on, man. They pressed you.

Come on, man. And what type of friend you think I am to my friends that I'mma just continue to have beefs with the

people that they friends with? I'm not that type of friend. Hey, you good with them, you good with me, [ __ ]

And

what else we got? You can't. I know. I kind of climbing out the [ __ ] I'm trying to get out of there

before we can introduce it to That's the problem, man. I'm trying to be a better person and now y'all just

looking like Yeah, that's my problem with Rob Mark. Hey, everybody that know me for real know that anything I just said.

Well, you got you had issue with Rob. What the [ __ ] did Rob do? No, I don't have an issue with Rob Markman.

You just said that's my beef with Rob Mark. We do need to rewind. But you literally just said that's my beef with Rob Markman. That's what I was asking.

No, but I don't have a real beef with Rob Mark. Okay. Like my beef with Rob Markman is that he's too he is too uh

cool to get caught up in these beefs. So how he's handling these beefs or his Drake beef.

Oh, okay. With the whole how he's handling that is very mature, responsible, political,

journalistic, uh just giving you facts, not saying anything wrong, having a little playful

fun. To be clear, it was also a little shady, but like it was journalist shady.

Yeah, it was. You may sue me. Yeah. But okay, so somebody pulled up a old

Rob Markman clip of him interviewing Tory Lanes where Tory Lanes was spitting

a Lil Wayne verse and I guess he stopped at the end of the final bar so Rob could say it with him and Rob didn't. So Drake

comments underneath says of course this goof Markman does can't finish the bar. Uh Rob Markman responds underneath the

comment beef responds underneath the comment and says uh what did Rob Markman say? He said, "Well, I would call you

names, too, but you would sue." Uh, and then that was the end of the exchange. Yeah. So, the next day I go to

get my manicure. It's a good comeback. That's a nice comeback right there. Body shot. Body shot. I see tweet

earlier someone called him Supupac. Supupac. I saw that. Supupac is funny. That's funny.

Cuz he also uh has the Tupac Death Row chain that people were saying that he just purchased, which he purchased in

202, right? Yeah. No, they said he got it uh a few years ago. I know, but I think someone is coming

out and questioning the authenticity of the chain that he purchased. Oh, okay. Okay. I I didn't get that far.

Yeah. But uh so then the next day I'm getting my manicure and Rob responds on his platform, YouTube. And he's like, "My

response to whatever the capture said." And I click it and boy was this just the [ __ ] cleanest

reply that you could do in this. I was so mad at Mark. I was so mad at Rob Marvin. Too classy.

I loved it. No, I love it. It was shady but classy. Why does Drake have such beef with Rob Martin? That's the thing I don't get.

I don't know cuz for Drake to be Drake and take the time to actually go into the comments of a random post to come after to come

last. It seems weird to me. Not to me. He seems to have beef with

the way that everybody covered the Kendrick battle who didn't suck his dick.

Got it. Yeah. Okay, that makes sense. He has a problem if you went to the show

and if he spoke to you. I think he just thinks that people sided with Kendrick and didn't give him

a fair shot and that manifests in these stupid beefs like this one. Yeah, he's been on that for since the

battles really. Maybe before the battles, some of the uh criticism of criticism has been taking place. I read

an article in the New Yorker actually the other day talking about the decline of music review in general, music

criticism in general, how like in the Rolling Stone or whatever, they used to just [ __ ] bash people

and now it doesn't really happen as much because partially at least because of fan bases being so rabid and annoying

that it's like it's not even worth that's a good point scathing somebody over. And and to your

point too, the the person themselves can now just fire back. Or now I'm not I'm never gonna do

anything with you guys. I punish you for maybe I just didn't like your album, bro. The artists that want you to review

their music, I feel like you can tell now. And the artists, most artists don't want you to review their music

unless it's positive. Correct. And it didn't used to be like that. Well, I'm not even going to say that cuz

you could be sitting here, I wax poetic for years, positive. And the second you say one thing negative, that's the one

that they heard. That's what I said. I said that unless it's something positive, we won't

but they might not even know that something positive is happening. I think a lot of artists just don't want

you to review the music. When Killer Mike came up here, when J came up here, [ __ ] when Offset came up here, you

could just tell the people that, "Have you heard this album? What did you think? I'm here to hear what you think."

versus the people that are playing a different game that don't really care about the reviews. They want to go to

their controlled places like their streamer that they [ __ ] with or Apple or

Spotify or Zane or just whoever they're going to. Yeah. Not somewhere that's so uh

irregulated. That That's why I would love to see Drake because I actually think Drake is a good interview. Um, I

think he's interesting and smart and funny and thoughtful, but he so rarely

now goes to any platforms where he can demonstrate those things outside of the controlled environment, you know, like

he's about to do this. I know he's about to do this uh another thing with Bobby another podcast. Um, I would love to see

him go. It doesn't have to be here, although I think it'd be amazing here, but like I Not invited up here, buddy. Fair enough.

Not invited. See, I like the running theme of that. I like his problem with

hip-hop media and I like hip-hop media's problem with him. I don't want it to end. See, I want some answers. I don't

want no answers. He don't Let me Let me Yeah, let's talk. They going to clip me all up. Let me Let me calm down. Let me

calm down a bit. I I think I've gotten all the answers that I was looking for.

They kind of manifested themselves. back to your your point that all the beefs that he's had with um what's my man's

name on YouTube that he was fired at before with the glasses. Fant. Yeah, Fentano like he was fired to him however

many years ago. Rob now everyone you but there's no accountability for it. Like like we may get our answers for why

we think he did a thing. But I think there's something interesting about saying Drake. Why did you do that? Why would you pick this? Why do you have

picks or why did you make this choice or why do you think you won the beef or why do you think you didn't win the beef or whatever the thing is? Whatever feelings

he's feeling. We get it through the music. We get it through uh representation but we don't get it from him uh on the platforms where people can

ask questions back. And I I just don't like that. And it's not just him. I mean, we see that with a lot of big stars. They just don't go on platforms

anymore. Yeah. But it's different with him because now every day or for the rest of time, it just looks like a music video

for Not Like Us. That's That's why. Stay over there with Aiden Ross. Stay stay over there with

Bobby. Stay wherever you feel comfortable at. Right. You still not That's still a controlled environment.

Yeah. Yeah. For sure. That's what I'm saying. But stay over there. Like I kind of take offense that he even is calling Rob

Markman a goof. Yeah. Yeah. Rob Markman is comfortable in his skin.

Never did nothing wrong to nobody. Just a good dude all around the board that gives a [ __ ] about music by the

way. He loves music. Loves hip-hop. He's [ __ ] that part. And but if you go stay in the white space as Drake, remember back in the day

people did Barbara M. There goes a point when Michael Jackson wasn't doing [ __ ] you know local radio but he would do Barbara Walters. He would do,

you know what I mean? He still went places where people asked him questions that he wasn't expecting or that he didn't have a that he couldn't control the answer to. Drake, go do that.

There's a million places that'll ask you a tough question outside of hip-hop context if that's what you want. I disagree. You disagree with which part that he

should do it? That there's a million places that'll ask him tough questions. Oh [ __ ] I I disagree with that

disagreement. In this current climate, I think that if he went anywhere after the year that he just had, people are going

to ask him hard questions. Yeah. Anybody with responsible journalism at least. All right. Well, and there's enough of those. You added that part. Yeah,

because he's not gonna go sit down with the people. I think that he can't necessarily control the narrative. And that's what I don't like.

That's what I'm saying. I just don't like that. And again, it's not particular to Drake, although Drake is a big example of it because he's such a

star. But I I don't like that in general how it's changing now because there's so many platforms people pick and choose and it makes it look like they're on a

press run or it makes it look like they're on a media run. But they're they're ducking all the smoke. I think that's just where we are.

Yeah. I hate it. I think it's literally where we are. And you know what? Let me not center this so much around Drake. I'm kind of

out of that celeb culture. Like I think a lot of these people carry real dark energy.

I'm not in talking to you because of who you are and what you've done. This is off of Drake now. This is period. I'm

broadening this. I'm not with being around some of these people like when you really get into how I feel about

these things. I'd rather talk to y'all. I'd rather talk to y'all. I'd rather

talk to myself than I believe in all of that. If if you see a person's on the verge of healing, would you say if they

did had dark energy, but they're trying to heal, would you change your mind on that and sit down with them?

It wouldn't be just based on that. Like, I'm not in I'm not trying to be nobody's psychiatrist either. I'm not trying to

be nobody's therapist. If I talk to you and you seem cool and I would like to talk to you again, then

cool. And don't even say that that got to be in an interview. Like, I'm not pulling people to interview. That's

interesting that you say that and I I believe you, but the last month we've had probably more interviews than

normal. And so there are a lot of people who would expect you to be about to say the opposite that you're trying to get more into interviewing people. Um what's

your thought process about when you want to interview somebody and why? Uh

it's a lot. Okay. Some of it is them. Some of it is y'all. Some of it some of it is what's going on

up here. But everybody that has come through here, I wanted to talk to. Everybody that's come through here, I'm

a fan of. I would have talked to them if the mic wasn't here. I guess I'm speaking about the people that I wouldn't speak to off of a mic.

Okay. And on the mic. A couple of them [ __ ] that DM me, I ain't open it.

I'm We not even When I'm not there, I'm not even seeing what you had to say.

I respect that. Way to go. A way to get us all clipped up from the topic that we just supposed

to breeze through. Trying to stop it. Way to go. You kept going. I might edit it out later.

You said no edits today. I'm sorry. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, you got a busy schedule today. It's no time.

But I'm going to watch him and Bobby. I told y'all know I'm a fan of Bobby. Y'all know I'm a fan of a fan of Bobby. So, I want to hear how

looks fly too. The little little I like the dry humor [ __ ] I hope it does well. [ __ ] I hope I get some tea from it. But

yeah, nothing nothing really past that. He saw you make the little offer to

Bobby and came right back in.

Saw that. Yeah. Uh, let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Let's see. Oh, this tea is

hot. This tea might be too hot for me. I mean, it's got the mugs. This is the uh comedian that was

murdered. Reggie Carol. Rest in peace to Reggie Carol. Comedian that was murdered by Cat Williams's bodyguard of the same

last name. who is now in custody. Wow. Wow. Wow. I didn't hear that story. I didn't. Yeah. This is new.

Oh, y'all didn't hear that story. No. No. Uh Reggie Carol, comedian who has been on tour with Cat Williams. Uh and this

might have been at a tour stop, uh was murdered on Cat Williams block. Some

comedians are saying he was murdered in on Cat Williams' doorstep.

I don't know those details, but these are things that's being said. The gentleman, I want to say his name is

Trenel Williams, who police have in custody. Okay. Worked on and off as Cat Williams'

bodyguard and may have worked that night as bodyguard on tour. Again, I don't know. Details are still coming in, but

it's a hot story. Rest in peace to Reggie Carol. Reggie Carol really loved

comedian. Yeah, there's not a lot of information here still. Yeah, there's not much. It was in Mississippi. That's That's a scary

story. Yeah. Yeah. Bam.

I got it. Yep. Thank you. I got it.

All right. What do we got? What do we got? While y'all think of it, I'm going to give a special announcement. I'm

going to make a special announcement to her. I was on Instagram and her was posting. Shout out to her.

Shout out to her. Looking as good as could be. Mhm. And it triggered me. Why?

cuz she out here looking all good. Mhm. I think she's trying to Frank Ocean us.

I want to put her on the clock. Uh I think that she's been working.

I'm not saying she has not been. I've talked to some people that have been in studios with her. I don't know if that there's a timeline on releasing

any of this music, but when should it start to look like it? In October. In October it'll be 5 years.

Three years ago. Yeah. Oh my god. Like time is flying. Life is long, but it's short. In October, it'll be 5 years

for her. That's crazy. And I love her. I love the Last album. I'm a huge fan. I go see her perform.

She kills it. Like, as a fan, this [ __ ] is starting to get a little sickening when all the people that you love are just going on

five and six GIS. Herb, please, if you don't grab that [ __ ] harp and get

your ass and guitar and drums and everything. Grab all them [ __ ] Obo violin.

Yeah. Come on. I don't think it's And she's looking amazing. She looks But that's what pissed me off. That Cali son.

That's what pissed me off. She looking so good that you just know she enjoying life, not thinking about us,

right? Fans, what we got to say. She one of them artists that don't care what fans

got to say. I hate that [ __ ] Not to say that her last projects weren't, but I that I feel like she's

going to have like a masterpiece. I think if you wait five years and if you believe that and if and if we're

of that belief then you let the artist take their time. You let them do what they do. I think the best example of that for me is Erica Badu. I I'm often not

frustrated but often excited for the next project and I'm often like two years, three years, four years

and it's always amazing. Everything feels like it was worth the wait. Even the mixtape um it was worth the wait. So

I think her is of that kind of mindset where it's not going to be 5 years and you come out with some [ __ ] Cuz that's what I get really pissed when

when I wait four or five years and then it's [ __ ] Then I then I jump off the bandwagon. She's way too good and affiliated with

way too many talented people for some whack [ __ ] to come out of this. Some Chris Brown [ __ ] on there or some

collabs that she's a monster. Yo, she's amazing. By the way, shout out Can we shout out

Russell Westbrook, too? Yo, I don't know if yall saw he and his wife renewed their vows. Oh, yeah. Yep. After 20 years.

He's been married 20 years. 2015. I think it was 20. I could be wrong about that. I could He can marry right out of high school or

some [ __ ] He They met in college. Oh, wow. So maybe maybe maybe it's not. Let me let me let me check the years.

But they renewed their vows. Uh which I think is amazing for a couple reasons. One, most celebrities don't marriages

don't last that long, particularly particularly athletes. You know what I mean? Uh they went to Italy. They had a beautiful uh let me

see how many years it was. Uh but it was it was a beautiful wedding. But also just shout out to them for renewing the vows. And that was a

question I have for y'all in terms of relationships. Like is that something that y'all would think about? Flippy, I mean, you're actually a perfect person

to ask because you've been married the longest. You've been married the longest. Mhm. Is renewing a vow something you believe in or would want to do?

I would want to do it. I don't necessarily believe in it, but I I would want to do it if it makes my wife happy.

What about like living out your vows? Yeah. You didn't you didn't have to

renew them. Like you could renew them better lifestyle. You just knew them. What about

just what are you thinking about? I'm not talking about you. The last person that did notary.

You can't I'm not talking about you. last person. Are we talking about my family? I'm not talking about you. I'm never

never. Okay. I'm not talking about Calm down. And not not in a negative way at least. We love your family. I'm asking you to tell our audience what

do you think about people just sticking to their vows. I agree with sticking to your vows. That's important to a healthy

relationship. But I do think that sometimes we may fall up. Hold on. A [ __ ] sucking his teeth.

I do. I think sometimes we fall and bump our heads. But when you fall on bump your head, if if your significant other

is there to uh tend to your wound, then you know you're good. Mark, this is why I wouldn't usually the

renewal of the vowels. Vowels vows. I don't know why that was giving me

difficulty there. You a little nervous there. Yeah, it was um comes after someone does something horrible.

That's that's the thing. That's part. Yeah. Usually someone gets caught cheating or the marriage is on the

rocks. So they renew the vows to I don't believe unless it's a He's right though. How does that make sense?

Cuz now we going to go back to the drawing board. We going to start over. Let's get this fresh start. Fresh start.

Everything is a clean slate. Is Oh man, I'm about to sound horrible. Does is a payment come with that or

something? A new ring maybe. I'm saying if if somebody did something wrong to their partner,

how do you bounce back with the you recommitting? It's almost like a fresh new.

So, how would you be getting the person that you just did wrong to agree to recommmit after you did something? It's usually after the healing period.

And by the way, Russell Westbrook, we're not saying that's you. We know and and it's for all accounts, he's a great family man. It's been 10 years for their

anniversar anniversary. Congrat. Um, a lot of times though, it's like in other cases, it's like we fell apart. I

got you back. I'm on the right track. We happy again. You know, baby, let's let's let's do this clean slate. Clean slate

after you've healed. Not like I got caught cheating. Let me make it up to you. You make it up with the ring. Well, some people do that, too. But

they do. That don't usually work out well. That happens unless it's a time thing. In the Russell Wil um Russell Westbrook case, 10 years, 20 years, 25

years, 50 years marks a milestone in which people start to renew their vows and have a little ceremony. Sometimes

I tell you why I would do when it's the eighth year. It's for the party 11th year or the 13th year. Red flag.

Baby, I [ __ ] up. Take it back. So, somebody [ __ ] up, right? Take it back. You got to get your lady back. What judge went to get his lady back for uh

Judge Matthysse? Yeah. Judge Matthysse. Man, he waited a long time. His wife left him, right? Left him. Yeah.

Yeah. And he he fought to get her back. He didn't come back. Would you do it, Mark?

Um I'm not talking about after the wrongdoing. I mean, just doing it. Absolutely. He's a lover. Mark is a lover.

I I I think it's also it depends on what your situation was like when you got married. True. So if you had a huge

blowout ceremony and you you may not want to do that or you may do a small renewal, right? Other people the

opposite. If you had like a small first thing now you might want to bring all your friends and family together in year 10 or 20 or whatever to celebrate it

with the big festivities that you didn't do before. So for me it would be one of those situations. Who came up with this? A woman

probably. Probably. Yeah. I can't imagine some dude was like let me do this again. Although I would say hold up which one which one

the baby come back. A man came up with that. Yes. But the how she came up with.

I will say that the idea of throwing another big ass party with my wife does

sound kind of lit. So I I do see how. Even though we did have a big wedding, I would do it again. Just have another big [ __ ] party.

Spend another 200. Party guy. Spend another 200 something like if need be. Yeah, something.

If life goes well, life is welling for you, sir. Life is going pretty well. 200 pro

parties a lot though. Yeah, 200 part is unimaginable to me. I don't like parties that much though, but like

that sounds crazy to me. I'm cool with the old vows. Yo, open up the junk drawer in the kitchen. Get the old vows.

Hey, let's read them together over marshmallows. Y got a question for you. Um,

I see that since you joined the podcast, you try to not try, but you mend a lot of relationships or make a lot of things

clear. Because when I go down the rabbit hole, I say when before you was on here, you would comment on people and say how

you feel, but since you came on here, you would sort of uh like been in a relationship or say, you know, I really

didn't mean it like that or at this time this where this is where I was at.

I kind of I do respect the fact that you put the job first, you know, I mean, for

the sake of the business, but I do want to ask you how hard is it for you to do that, right? How hard is it for

Give me an example. doesn't well like let's say well I just saw like

academics speak about you recently right with Vladim Vlad was speaking about you and I remember you

oh I didn't I didn't watch it but I saw the headline challenged me and Joe to a debate or something yeah some [ __ ] like that but that's not

the point the point is there's been a couple of relationships that's the only one I could think of offh hand but that

you mend right but how hard is it to do that like do you is it for the work or

do you generally feel that yo hey at that Um, I didn't mean to say that or it wasn't that serious. Or does the job

make you rethink your attacks on people? It never attacks, but I get your point. Yeah, thank you. Criticisms I I

criticism me. It's both, you know. I I I think you have to always account for

um the size of the platform you're on and the impact of certain things. So,

I'm my job as a scholar, my job as a social critic, my job as a used to be as a journalist, as a music journalist, all

these things were to criticize But different platforms require different kinds of criticism. Like this is one of the biggest platforms in the

world. And so the type of criticism I'm going to give here is different than the type of criticism

I could give on a platform that if I give it that day, it's over that day. You get what I'm saying? Like there was

a time when I could say something on the radio or TV and it's ephemeral. It passes. But now if I come up here and say something huge,

then it it lingers, you And so I try to be responsible because I don't want this to be a place I mean I'm listening to Joe talk about his dynamic with

Charlemagne, right? I mean that's a that that was a responsible response whatever you know is like because otherwise it could turn

into something big and serious when it's not you know and so that that's sort of how I that's sort of how I think about

things you know what I mean and so in the case of academic I don't have a beef with academics right so if even if he

said something critical about me or personal about me for me to come out here now and respond

if I felt a way I was I would be honest about it but I don't feel a way so for me to even so I don't want to feed into

something that an outsider might put gasoline on and then it becomes a big deal when it doesn't and then it's just

two black men fighting over something. You know what I mean? Or me and Vlad fight. Why the [ __ ] want to fight with Vlad? I don't I don't I don't I don't

beef with Vlad. You know I have criticisms of I have criticism of the way he does journalism. That's that's my

job. You may have criticisms of me. That's fine. It's not personal. So I don't want to use this platform as a space for that. And then the other piece

of it which I'm learning from y'all is sometimes and I'm not talking about Vlad and academics. I'm talking about people who aren't at of that stature. Sometimes

like you give people life by being up here. You know, there'll be somebody who's not of a big stature who will talk

[ __ ] and and then you're punching down and then as you're punching down, you give people space that they don't need. You know what I mean? So some people I

wouldn't even mention because of that, you know? That's our

very mature podcast. Rob Markman would be proud. He would. Rob is too damn mature. Like god damn,

he needs a little meanness. You know what's funny? That's why I got to stay immature.

You're not immature, bro. I have to I can't even You got to try like you reach for the immature. I have to remain. You're not immature

anymore because it's too many people that are doing the right thing out there. Isn't that what you want in life?

That's going to make that's going to make the content space just going to make the content space just

boring and whack and like who's left to do it if everybody just grows up?

I got I got to be the last man standing, man. [ __ ] you not even [ __ ] I don't see you saying the same things you and like

you you mature. Yeah, I'm up to us. I don't care. Not on that [ __ ] Even when I try to go on my immature range, you try to mature

me. I don't have nobody to even do it with, right? Like even this Charlemagne [ __ ] it's old already. It's nothing. There's

no All that's left is people trying to make it a thing, right?

Oh. Oh. Oh, I see. Okay. There's nothing There's nothing There's nothing to this.

But Do you feel like Yeah. Do you feel like he slided you in

any way? Meaning like cuz I feel like he can't. No, cuz I remember something. I remember

him saying that. Yo, the issue with me and No, see that sounds spicy. That's not what I'm trying to say. Let me clear this up for Mark.

I'm not trying to be spicy. What I'm trying to say is at the root of our most recent beef,

I thought that him and some of his minions were saying things that could

affect my value and negotiating power. Oh,

today I don't feel like that. And that echo chamber is silent.

Okay. I today I don't feel like anything said by anybody out there could have an

effect on what I'm trying to do. I see. I wasn't trying to be funny. He said that you and him are friends of

was friends. He was just saying that the only thing that he stated that could have offended you was that

um some of the spaces that you in I think you didn't belong in or you wasn't comfortable in some of the space.

Something something I forgot it's on. He said something like that like water under the bridge and it m and it

matters none for me. His opinion of me is just that. It's his opinion of me. He's entitled to

that. I don't have any I I'm going to pick when I start the beefs with people. It ain't over this

just frivolous nothingness. Like it's over. It's 2025

now. But you prove they say it's wrong, [ __ ] You prove them wrong, [ __ ] Single-handed. Regardless of what

anybody say about you, [ __ ] you you built this [ __ ] from the ground up and proved everybody wrong. So what? But that's part of people have to double

back, which is why No, they don't. Nobody has to double back anyway. That's You don't believe in doubling back. If if my goal is to get from A to Z and

in between that is somebody just throwing [ __ ] on the road and the highway. Okay, that's my job to get past

that. Not stop and cry about, oh, woe is me. They doing me so wrong. I'm off all that [ __ ]

I pieced it up with Vlad. I pieced it up. I don't have a beef with anybody

anywhere. Speaking of people you used to have beef with, do we care that Will Smith was using AI uh generated crowds in his his

videos? Man, I never had a B4. No, you didn't like when you first got on Instagram at all.

No, I just called something ahead of time like I like I usually do. I called that ahead of time. Hey, this is a

problem. This is before the strike in Hollywood. This is before Hey, Will Smith being over here is a little funny.

We should take a look at this. I didn't have a beef with him. But anyway, uh do what you like.

Yeah, he he put out a video of a tour video of his his latest latest [ __ ] and the people's faces were melting and [ __ ]

in the crowd like AI videos do. You know what I mean? Like in the background. At first it looks good, but then if you

take a look at the side there's a dude with four eyes and they're holding up signs. How common is that now? Is that

like the new Is that a new trend? I think it's common. It's common. And I also read somewhere that there's people complaining on um

YouTube specifically where they're inserting AI [ __ ] in there. And I think that may be a scapegoat that they use

for this at some point, although they haven't made a comment as of now, but they're inserting AI tactics into

people's YouTubes without permission essentially. Oh, okay.

So, that can get kind of complicated and weird because I didn't want that in my video.

I I I hope it stops, especially for Will. I'm waiting for Will's music run to end right now. Um, and I actually

don't think I I relisted to the album and after listening to it again, like, you know what I mean? It's still really

bad to me, but I did hear some remixes of it. Like, they they did that freestyle every kind of they did over the Griselda beat.

Yeah. And it was actually a million times better. So, it makes me think about how the album could sound, you know what I

mean? With a little bit a little bit of remix. But I'm kind of waiting for this phase to end and I want Will to get back to to acting. Yeah. Because I think

that's where he can recover some of his career. I was reading Well, actually, no, I wasn't reading. Someone told me off offline sort of um how much

potential money Will has lost post Chris Rock, you know, from the the white audiences,

you know, who don't want to come out anymore, people who who just feel away. Just people people being able to short

him now just because they can say your your Q rating is down and things like that. That that is one of those

mistakes. Oh, I thought you was about to give me the number. Yeah, I was about They gave me a number, but I I

You can't. I I can't. But is it high? Significant. Yes.

200. Way higher. Way higher than 200. Wow. Yeah. And

how long ago did he smack him? Two years. Way more than five. Yeah. Not five.

Somewhere. Not five. It wasn't that long ago. It was cuz we've been only on the pod for four. I smacked him when we were

It was like 2022. 2022. Yeah. Yeah. So, three I mean three and a

half years. Yeah. I didn't I didn't think that that would have affected him that much.

What? I wouldn't think I love this. I love this podcast.

I never thought that [ __ ] was that serious. I thought it would affect my serious. If you smack the host of the Oscars at the

Oscars live at the Oscars parks. I didn't think it would be $100 million

a year. that part. I thought his celebrity power would be able to wash this over.

His celebrity power is why he's even in the game. If if if he's a beless actor,

he's not even in the game. If he would have smacked like I disagree. I think someone older or something like that, I could see that being a bigger.

I think Will hasn't put out any slaps moviewise and I think that's it. I think

if his last couple projects would have really really resonated with the people, then we would have overlooked that [ __ ] like the Richard Jackson thing again.

You can't just almost kill people and you can't just at any Oscars go to the

what the [ __ ] were we saying? Stop putting that message out there. That's not a good message. You can't do that

nowhere. And and it's cool. I'm not saying that it was cool. Nobody.

I'm telling you that people don't give a [ __ ] about what's going on in social climates. You think they give a [ __ ]

about Will Smith smacking Chris Rock? If Will Smith would have came out with two or three backtoback good ass movies, we

wouldn't even know he smacked the rich movie that did good. He won the Oscar. Yeah. That's actually the Oscar he was getting

and he slapped them. Got it. But I think part of the problem is part of what makes a movie it's not just the script. It's not just the reviews. It's

who goes into the theater. And the problem is people stopped wanting to go into the theater after

they saw Will differently. Will was in rarified air as a al-ist as an A-list black actor. And he's one of those

people who transcended race to people. He's one of those people who everybody went to have a cup of coffee with. Everybody thought he was the nicest guy

ever. The one you want. All that changed when he got out that seat, walked up, slapped Chris Rock with

full motion, and sat back down. Like, it didn't just happen. Like, that [ __ ] changed the game forever. And I don't think he can ever be seen exactly the

same way again. I believe I'm saying that shouldn't have been surprising to nobody.

That's all I'm saying. And it's almost like I'm saying something wrong. I don't

know. He shouldn't be surprised that his Q rating has changed.

I don't think he is. I don't think he is. I think he just wants to figure out how to get it back, you know? Or he

said, "Fuck it." And with the M cuz the music could be a way of conceding like, "Look, this space ain't going to be what it was anymore. I need to start

venturing in other areas." I don't know. I'm not in Will Smith's head. I don't want to guess for him. But I can tell you [ __ ] is different and

I don't know if it's ever. Do you think that if Chris Rock and him get together, would that change people's view on it?

I think in America, anything is possible. I think you can recover, you can redeem yourself, you can become

whatever. I don't know if that's the thing that would do it, per se, but something can

happen. He's only had two movies since. Yeah, but one of them was a flop.

Anticipation wasn't a good movie. I watched it. It wasn't a good movie. I mean, Emancipation, pardon me, wasn't a

good movie. And then Bad Boys Ride or die did decent numbers. Yeah, it did good. Really good numbers in fact.

So I don't see I think that if he continues to put out quality product now there may be a hold on him putting out

product as a result of him smacking somebody but I think with with any other

entertainer when your product y'all say it every day if Drake puts out smack slaps

we going to forget all of this [ __ ] Drake can make a smack in his basement. Will Smith cannot make a movie in his

basement. So, it's not only fans not going to theaters, it's the elite of Hollywood,

not inviting him to the not pitching him for the movie. That's not getting the role

off the board, off the Oscars. We're wiping your exist. You're done here. You're done here.

Yeah. So, where is he getting this movie? Unless he's doing like indies, right?

But then you're not getting the money now. not commanding 50 million 69 million. The indie movie is not going to have 350,000 um being 350 million in

marketing, right? It's over. And he's never going to win an Oscar again. Bad Boys numbers went crazy. So, we'll

see. But that's a different tier of movie though. Bad Boys was done and in the pan in the

can and he and he revived it cuz the last Bad Boys prior to this one was trash and we didn't think that [ __ ]

was going to go out and see this bad boys and Yeah. At this point, I don't even know what I'm defending anymore. I don't know

what I'm defending. All right. Shout out to Will Smith. Shout out to Will Smith power. Like what if

you're saying it's over, but he's saying there's a possibility that it's not over. That I think we all agree anything is pos. All I'm saying is that this took a huge

toll in ways that I think should have been foreseeable. Um, and I think where this conversation took a little bit of a

left was cuz some of us didn't seem a bit surprised by it. But either way, I hope he I hope it works out for him. I

hope he go double you had to double down in it now. Go smack Tony rock.

You got to just go find all the rock. The rock. Oh [ __ ]

Hey. Yo, you got to just do it now. Do it on Patreon. Just find the rock and

say, you know what? Pow.

Hey, you got to go the indie route now, dog. There's only a few things that can fix this.

Holy [ __ ] Reach out to Will Smith, man. Will I was supposed to talk to Will when his album came out, but then he didn't

come up here and then I heard the album, so it was like he did a lot of interviews. So, he did a lot. He did a lot.

A lot of people cancel on me. Oh, yeah. I don't take it personal.

Yeah. Look at you. You perk up when it's time for some. Nah, hell no. I'm just want to know like, you know,

put your little medicine back on on your head. See my medicine? What happened to you? I can't sleep. Maybe you show your [ __ ]

in the door. Nah, you okay what happened? Nothing. So, the iPhone Fold is dropping soon.

Have we seen it? Distinguished panel. I've seen some of the little mock-ups. I don't know what to believe. Is it real

or not? Is it innovation or with the passing of Steve Jobs?

Is Apple just late to the party that I feel like it's right that we break out Apple [ __ ] without Ice here, man. Feels wrong. But Ice is on vacation

living his best life right now. Posting pictures on Instagram and [ __ ] man. iPhone 4. Yeah, he cooked that. He He kicked the

Jamaican [ __ ] off the raft. It was somebody missing from the ra.

He stood on that [ __ ] too. They be giving you the option. Yo, you how you want this raft to go. It could

be your your whiz and homeboy. You could get on here with homeboy or it could

just be you and your whiz. He took the him and his whiz route. How far do you think he got down the river? Huh? How far do you think he got down

the river or the pond or whatever he was in? I just don't picture him as the best rower.

The photo, that [ __ ] might be the size of a swimming pool. Take these pictures. You

get the [ __ ] off here. I got a question for y'all about marriage, actually. Okay. Well, maybe not about marriage, but

let's see how it goes. Do y'all believe that it's a room full of dudes. Of course, you don't believe this. Do y'all

believe that if you meet someone one way then you shouldn't be able to complain

about them being that way closer to marriage? No. Never.

Mark trying to find a way to side with girls. No, I don't I don't even know what the dude's side is to this.

My side with girls meter. His shorts are saying what side did the girls take? I don't understand. I was trying to

understand the question. Yeah, me too. You know, women always say, "You're not being consistent. I met you one way. you

know, don't start being this way if I uh you know, start doing that. How the conversation came up for me was

I got in trouble. I don't know if that's a girl thing either. I Well, in my example in and what I'm

about to say is a girl thing. Yeah, I got in trouble a little bit. It's lightweight trouble. Me and my baby's good. But

I guess to her, I've been making more comments about how she dresses.

Why would you do that? I didn't even know I was doing that.

Repeat after me. Actually, that's not true. Repeat after me. You look great, baby.

That's it. That's it. I think you look amazing. See, your face you make right now is just as dumb as they would look with

that Will Smith [ __ ] There's only one answer.

Okay, I received that. I don't know if I agree yet, but I'll tell you where I [ __ ] up. I'll tell you how I [ __ ] it

up. We were debating over what what the word

revealing means and I guess I have a different

definition of it than she has. So we started pulling up pictures and outfits and going over it just so we could be gauge so we could gauge the same way.

But in her argument, not it wasn't an argument, but the argument that she was making in her case, she was like, "No, I

just think that as of late, you've been a little more vocal on the outfit."

I thought she was going to say, "You've been wearing a little less lately. You've been wearing out more." So that I shot back with.

I don't know if that's specific to me or if men closer to marriage

start to say things that they didn't originally say like, "Okay, I met you

dressing one way. I love that shit." Mhm. I you she knows I love that [ __ ] But

closer to marriage, if I say something, I don't know. I just I think that men do

that. You're you're saying you're now critical of her wearing things that she used to

get off. And again, let me be clear. I'm not saying that because I had to make this clear when we had to talk. I'm not

saying she can't dress. I'm not saying that she dresses bad. I'm not saying she doesn't know how to dress for the occasion wherever we're going. Me and my

baby step. We only were having to talk about what revealing means and men saying it now

more so than they did when when you first met. Did you do you feel differently now or are you just more

comfortable saying it now? Great question.

Okay. That's a good question. That's an amazing question. That's a good question because my

feelings don't I listen me I'm from the depths of hell. I'm into all of I'm into

I'm into [ __ ] So, she know I don't have a problem with what she's wearing.

That don't exist. Okay. So, I guess it's confusing for her when I say

Yeah, I understand. I understand her confusion now. See what I'm saying? You've helped me to understand her confusion.

What? I Oh, I was just wondering if the amount of revealing that's happening is uncomfortable because it's a place that

you're not. But he's about to get mad. But I'm not. But see, that's the thing. And that's where I think she Wait, let me That's where I feel like she shouldn't

be confused. I'm not saying I'm uncomfortable with it and I'm not saying that she should change anything. I'm

saying that's contradictory because we wouldn't even be having a conversation if you didn't feel a certain way. No, that's not true. That's not true

what you're saying. Why? How is it a conversation if Well, whoa, whoa. Feel a certain way. Whoa, whoa. Let me Let's be clear. Feel

a certain way. Yes. Uncomfortable. No. The feeling is not one of uncomfort.

What are you feeling? If it wasn't a feeling of discomfort, there wouldn't be a comfort. I feel like if we getting we getting closer to

marriage, put them strap it up. Strap them shits up and let's keep it pushing in order to go Amish now.

Well, no. I thought you went to get pan. No, no, no. Hold on. Hold on. Shut up, Mark.

You strap it up. No, but how but how you dress before we got married or before we were engaged

and how you and before and how you should dress now should be a different It should be a difference in how you dress. I agree. Not saying that. He's

saying that. But I I I would say that see her and I had a lightweighted funny conversation. My wife

I just thought it was a good conversation for the I mean y [ __ ] is

I can't you wouldn't feel a way salute to you. I respect that. I wouldn't feel either. You wouldn't feel salute to you. I would

what I could say if you have your if you had your ass out or you walked outside and and anything

that was super revealing revealing when I first got with you. Cool. Now that

we're married or we like I feel like you should present yourself a certain way. You're a married woman. Even if you was engaged to me, you should present

yourself a certain way. I think that's okay. By the way, I think that's okay. Yeah. I think I could see what I could see is

the fact that you're doing so amazing now. Yeah. Like let's go out and spend some [ __ ]

Joe. It's an evolution that comes along with getting older. That's how it came up. I'm sorry. That's how it came up. I get not by me bringing

it up, but we shop so much though. I'm looking at outfit and everything I pick out she think is on some covered omish

[ __ ] and she's like, "Yo, what's going on? You trying to change me?" All right. So, let me let me ask you a question. That's how it would be wrong

though, man. See, I I think it is. Go ahead. It's It's an uncomfortable conversation for me cuz you're talking about your

girl. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Well, you don't have to talk about my girl. You just talk. So, I think along with evolution, I think where you are uh financially, I

think where you are growing your business and your brand, etc., etc., etc. We said that too. there are um

evolutionary steps that come along with that. And so I think it's nothing wrong with changing. Like we look at change

like it's a negative thing. And it may not be a negative thing. It just might be a

more mature evolutionary growth. Um the way you used to dress, you don't dress

today, right? So it wouldn't be anything in my opinion different with as we grow, we're in

different rooms, we're meeting different people. So what I might used to wear um

eight years ago is might not be how I show up today. Or just I have a lot of money now. We

don't have to do the like women will buy some [ __ ] just cuz they could have a thousand million shits in their

wardrobe. Maybe now that you have enough money to get whatever you want. Like you shouldn't be stepping in anything that

isn't high fashion essentially. No, he's saying they go shopping a lot. It's the types of clothes he's saying

he's looking at is different than the type, not the cost. It's just the type of clothing that he's

looking at is different. I see that. But you just because you said you didn't agree. I agree with So over time

you change the rooms you're in, opportunities you have, the money you have, or just age, right? Course like

what you wear at 21, you don't wear at 41. I get all of that. I'm just saying I wouldn't say just because you're now married to me,

yes, you have to wear I don't think the married woman means suddenly your wardrobe changes. That's all I'm saying. Because if you're my girlfriend, my my

fiance, whatever whatever will make me want you to be a certain way, then that or in marriage, I want you to be that

then. I don't agree. I think that we finding a kinder way to a kinder way to say something. I feel like there's if you if

you dress a certain way or you move a certain way in certain rooms or wherever we go and then now that we're closer,

we're married, I'm bringing you like you you it I feel like presentation is

important. It is. As my wife, that is important. I feel like whatever we did before is cool

when but now that we're here, I feel like and she will want the same thing for me. You know what I mean? I could

What do you wear different now than you did when when y'all were just boyfriend girlfriend? Say Say it again. I'm sorry. So, what do you wear different now than when you were a boyfriend and

girlfriend? Like, you wore a sweatuit to Investfest. What would you have worn worn to Investfest 20 years ago? Yeah, but if she and if she was a and I

will do that again. That's one. Two. If she was around me, she wouldn't want me to wear that, right? If if if I'm like,

she would tell me that's just a stubborn thing that I do. But she would tell me like, "Nigga, I wouldn't want you outside like that. So, you should you

shouldn't go outside doing wearing that or you shouldn't you should present yourself well and especially as my

husband." But is that because you're married or just cuz you're 40? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But I'm saying we No, I'm not 40. Whatever. I'm not fine. I'm saying like

is it because we're mature adults now or is it because you're married? That's what I'm saying. I agree with I can speak from being

married cuz I can speak from why why should Flip wear a suit to invest cuz he's married? To me, it's cuz he's 38.

If if the suit is what you want to wear. No, I'm saying but what she would say because he's 38 and it's his married

partner's person job to say that. But if it was his girlfriend, she should say that.

Exactly. I'm saying being married. You've been in a relationship with your girl for 8 years, right? And the 8 years, I think

that that ninth year y'all married, it don't change how Let me finish. Your representation point matters.

And I'm agreeing with Flip's representation point. But I think whether we jump over the broom or not,

then your representation is the same. You represent me as my girlfriend the same way you represent me as my wife.

What we missing out here, I'm sorry, but so let me clear it up. What we missing is the longevity of the relationship.

That's what I'm saying. So, I guess being together, maturing together, and that's what I'm saying. Okay, I got it.

I'm with you. I can see that. We're just not put a magic I just sometimes. I still I still I still would want I

still would want if we become closer, I still it's not Amish. I still would want 100% a certain way.

Your eightyear girlfriend, your seven. Everybody's families and traditions and values are different. I wouldn't bring

like if if my wife wearing short skirt hair and I know I'm going to somewhere a party. I wouldn't want if I'm going to a

certain party like my great aunt or something like that. Oh, that makes sense. But I would be like, yo, you know what I mean? Like,

but I wouldn't want my girlfriend to do that. I get what you're saying. I got it. I got it. Actually worse if it's your girlfriend cuz then it looks like you hired

someone. Plus and I say I got you. Yeah. You want this hussy? First of all,

what? And you know the old people don't they stay with us. Yeah. I I think that um Yeah, it's the

same. I I think that when you cross over the broom immediately it's just not just snap

right now things are different. Yeah. Yeah. To to the other point Joe was making or asking about um how

comfortable are you telling your significant other you don't like an outfit. Forget about appropriateness. Just like

I don't think it looks good or whatever. And if you and and how do you deliver? It's tricky. It's tricky.

Um it's tricky sometimes. Or do you just y'all do do you shut the [ __ ] up and No, I don't shut up. I I'll make a

suggestion. Like my girl comes to me, but I think me and my girl got kind of decent communication. So if my girl say,

"Yo, you like this." And I don't like it. I'll be like, "How about your XYZ?" I think your XYZ might look better.

So you don't know%. Yeah. It got to be egregious for me to be like, "Yeah, I think it depends on the relationship."

I think it depend. It It depends on the relationship, but

my my wife is very vocal and I feel like I'm going to be vocal with her as well.

So, she throws on a dress. You just think the dress is ugly. What do you say? I'm not gonna say it like that. I'mma find a better way to say because I I

don't want to, you know, her feelings. Yeah. Yeah. You got to start getting your fing back. Yeah. Yeah. You got to get your fashion review. The

way they pleaded it here is just But but still, every relationship has the person that the relationship acknowledges dresses

better. Yeah. Am I off? Am I off in that? No. No. No. Which person are y'all in the

relationship? Oh, my wife dresses better than I dress. Same thing. Same same.

If I if I dress better than her, she'll help me. Right. Which then also lowers your

ability to be like, that's what I'm saying. Yeah. You like, no, that ain't it. You can't say that, right? Or or you feel

like you can't say that. Do your partners respond well when you do say you don't like something?

It depends. It depends. If they if they also were feeling that way, they will applaud me.

Okay. If she really liked the thing and I had a criticism of it, I am in the

doghouse. Yep. I mean, that's I mean, relationships teach you that, right? Being in a

relationship teach you how to approach approach a situation more kind, you know, kind. I'll say some [ __ ] regular

to friends or family members, but I wouldn't want to hurt my wife. Yeah. If I walked in like, "What the [ __ ] you got on?" Right.

But your wife can be amen. Yo, what you say? We amen. Yeah. We grew up sitting at a lunch table cracking on each other for [ __ ]

45 minutes. It's a different ball game. And it gets and it gets a little confusing because they would want you to be honest or tell you to be honest, but

they don't really want that. They don't really want you to be honest. No, they don't want you to be honest. Although they also don't want you to let

them go outside looking crazy. It's a fine. It's a very fine line. It's a fine cuz it's your fault either way. Yeah. Yeah, for sure.

You let me walk outside looking like this, right?

You got it. Yep. Y'all care that Bow took a blunt out some dude's mouth and put it in his mouth. Huh?

I say that again. I saw the video. Isn't that what smoke? Oh, he I really didn't say that one more time. I said, "Did y'all keep Do y'all care

about the video of Bowwow taking a blunt out of a guy's mouth while he was smoking it and putting put it in his mouth?" Was he his friend?

Did he know the guy? I don't know. It makes a difference. It does make a little bit of difference. I would never do it either way.

No, it doesn't. We're talking about the action of Oh, he like physically Oh, I thought you

meant like a regular took it out of a a man's mouth. Oh, that's weird. during a video and put it in his mouth.

That's odd. It don't matter if they're friends. That's odd. I happen to believe in progressive

masculinity. Nah, as a smoker, that would I say and I still would never do that

[ __ ] I could not imagine pulling a blood out of somebody. I was so tired at that concert, man. They took my weed on the way in, man.

Damn. At a concert in Puerto Rico, they were very strict at the door, which I appreciate as a concert girl. Like, make this a safe place. But they could

have put like a sign out or something like take the guns in the I would have hid that [ __ ] somewhere. Yeah. About to say why you didn't just

stash that [ __ ] I would have known I got to the front of the line. And he's like, "Empt your pockets." I'm like, "All right." He's like, "You got to throw that away." So,

I threw the thing away. All right. We're learning. Normal things really surprise you.

I'm just accustomed to New York license. Could you believe it? You can take your weed. They could have put a sign up. He'd say,

"I have taken wheat to every concert I've been to for the past however many years." They feel like money when they tap your

pockets. You have to pull them out. Buy it in like a little uh case thing. Why you ain't just hit bun?

Who? Oh, no. I figured that was the pet name that you gave bad. Why you just hit bun? I knew it was some

joke [ __ ] It took me a minute to catch it. Right over here. That's funny, son. I remember Yeah.

Yeah. You got stashed that back. I didn't think about it. I didn't think about it. I remember I was walking in the federal building with a knife. I was like, "Oh,

shit." That's a good a good poker, too. Hold up. I stashed that [ __ ] so good, man. It

came back. You booed it, [ __ ] This was back in the day. Came back and got my poker. Oh, you put in the bushes.

Did I? Yeah. I thought you I thought you was some other [ __ ] [ __ ] You [ __ ] booed that. Only you got to be on that, bro.

Yeah, I know. You old so old [ __ ] know about that [ __ ] Stop playing this jail.

The federal building. I'm coming right back out. I can just come retrieve my The all access pass you gave Mandy was

for the whole weekend or was for that day? No, for the whole weekend. Oh, you looked out free of your charge. Mhm. Yeah. It's called family and friends

joint. That would be some quick proquo. I I spoke.

What? You had the access. What is it? Occas on it. Didn't is that what you had? I had two of them. It was two different color. Like the

color matter. I wait. So, what color was yours? Mine was like red and some other color and is

cream. Cream. Cream. Matching the sweatuit.

Matching the suit. Cream or what? So, neither one of you. He fronting. So, neither one of y'all, [ __ ]

I have my [ __ ] too. What up? Well, you brought it with you. Yeah. Pull it out, [ __ ] Yeah. When I took my pants, my [ __ ] I fell

asleep at 8:00 last night. I was tired as [ __ ] But so you know, you just take your stuff out your

pocket, you put it right there. So with this morning, I just put everything back back in my pocket. Let me you know, JR right down the

block. It was like my [ __ ] was like this. A little darker than this. And yours was bright red. Like red flag

red. No, my [ __ ] was like this mixed with these two. So there there were levels to the past. No, no, there were levels. I don't know

what level Flip had. So I'm not saying my level was higher than his. There was a friends and family line. And then there was

I wasn't on no line. Are we breaking down the color of the wristband that you had? Yeah. Yeah, bro. Is that what's happening right now?

Just talking [ __ ] to my man. No, just talking [ __ ] Just Just checking. I don't be competing.

What was your favorite part? What was your favorite part of uh the panel? Our panel.

Yeah. That point Dr. Bryant made.

I hadn't All right. So, throughout the duration, um I hadn't had an opportunity

to talk to them like everybody that was on the panel. So, I ain't know how they was going to receive me. You know what I'm saying?

them [ __ ] Everybody was cool as [ __ ] Like everybody was cool as [ __ ] Um

offstage, off mic, everybody was just cool as [ __ ] They was welcome and they was warm. Dr. Cheyenne Brown was dope.

You know, we had said some [ __ ] about her up here, so I ain't know how that reception was going to be. It wasn't none of that.

She didn't see the Did she acknowledge it? I could tell she saw it, but it wasn't

It wasn't It was just Yeah. It was just like Yeah. It was love. Yeah. So, I think that was dope. That's love. All right.

That's love. What was your favorite part of the panel? Uh, I just like watching my people get

busy. For sure. I watch I like watching my people get busy. I like seeing them in there. I like watching Ish and his ish swag. Like

his ish element and the Sergio. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I like I like seeing all of that action. So, he was really good. You were really

good. You were really good. Thank you, sir. Now, you know what happens with this show? We don't really

warm up for a minute because the show's so long. So when you go anywhere else and you sit

down, yo, the [ __ ] be damn near over before you get

a piece of [ __ ] Yo,

what the [ __ ] Yo, I'm I'm start throwing [ __ ] at these [ __ ]

You be okay when they come back. I pitched when I was little. [ __ ] be okay when it come back.

Wait, warmer cuz the show was so

back and cuz Mark is such an [ __ ] I don't know why he's laughing. I'm laughing but

I was laughing because that shouldn't be

that that you're supposed to come in here prepared. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that we could do an hour

uncomfortable with me. We barely even jump into our topics and we already in an hour and somebody else

showed an hour and you're done. They like, "Oh, all right. So, wrapping it up and you're like, "Huh?" Like, "Oh, damn.

That that's fast." This show conditions you. Yeah. Cuz again, we don't really get busy until probably after hour one.

Sometimes we might get into it but um topics by by getting busy

metric should be our best get busiest hour. So I know what you're trying to say.

Yeah. Like I just keep 30 something minutes up there. Yeah. You know what I mean? So you ain't really getting into the meat and

potatoes. Yeah. You think you would have if you had more time or you think you'd have talked that talked that [ __ ]

No, I think the conversations would have been better. It was conversations based on finance and relationships and how

they intertwine. Oh, okay. That's your bag. That's your bag, too, right there. And is it was it

That's one of your bags. That is one of your I'm not saying nothing bad.

I can tell you as a as a viewer of the show for a long time. Like you when I watched it, those were the two of the things I like to hear you talk about the

most that you were most entertaining and informative about was relationships and money. So, I guess I can see how the inter the

intersection could work. Yeah. Thank you. So money is third for me. It's relationships, [ __ ] and then

then it's uh the money part. So stupid. Yo. Uh Flip, you know what you wearing uh

Saturday to my to my birthday dinner? I didn't even think I was invited. No, I don't I don't I don't know what I'm

wearing. Yeah. Why wouldn't you be invited? You got the invite. I did. I did.

Everybody got the invites invited. I got you. You didn't get it yet, but you invited. Oh, thank you. cuz you got the Android.

I put in the group chat. Everybody dubbed it. So I was like, I wonder if these [ __ ] want me to send it individually to them.

Nah. Yeah. Like, yo, when I certain things hit that group chat, they'll scroll right. You know why? Cuz you sent it while we

were on the set. You did? Cuz I wanted it to be like content for y'all to like tease me about it. Oh, yeah.

Y'all are not. We don't get warmed up. That was only hour three. We

We didn't get going. Yeah. I don't know what I'm wearing, though. You tell me what the way. What are you wearing? It says black tie.

I cuz I have options. I I was thinking about wearing tux. I will tell you what I'm wearing and I didn't ask you what you were wearing

because it's not a concern of mine what you're wearing. Like but what are you wearing?

I'm asking for real. I just told you I don't know what I'm wearing right now. But why not the week of is what all I'm asking.

I didn't I know what you wearing. Ammani, you know what you wearing?

Yeah. You know Monty got the fit laid out. What's up with you [ __ ]

Why don't you again? Let me I can speak for myself. I can't speak for Flip. Yeah. You know, he he couldn't speak for himself. Go ahead, Champ.

I found out Friday his black tie. Champ, he don't want to speak for his man. So, if I found out Friday that it's black tie and I don't necess I got mad

[ __ ] in my closet that would be appropriate, but that stuff don't really fit me now. So, now I got to go buy some

clothes and get them tailored in a time manner for a black tie event. Men's warehouse open. And Friday, I left here and got on a

plane to go somewhere else. So, I I landed yesterday. I need your people too if you got somebody that'll tailor fast

because I didn't know it was black tie though. You know what I mean? So I I'll get a I need an excuse to get a new tux and I've been wanting to get a new tux.

So this will be my excuse. It's not black tie if you don't have black tie. Like you could

just don't look stupid like like it says. The invite says don't look stupid. You're going to look stupid if everybody show up black tie and you not black tie.

You're in Sergio. Hence stupid. I don't mind getting I just want the I just need to get tailor fat the people.

Am I wrong? Yeah. Like Yeah. cuz you talking to a bunch of different types of people.

Yeah, it was a trick. It is a trick. It's a trick. It is a trick. You just put a tie on

or for you blazer with the shirt. I know the way your neck hoodie hoodie under the blazer. The way your neck is set up.

Yeah. Like you could just shirt unbutton the top. Cool little blazer.

Some some belief sweats or whatever you going to do on the bottom. I think I would like a photo shopping. [ __ ] you talking content. Yeah, but my

thing is I'm only talk they should have shopped before in No, it's even funnier if it's like

the day before the party. No, it's not. Y'all scramble around with them tailor

if y'all want. You can't. That's what I'm saying. Like [ __ ] think tailoring is just a layup and that [ __ ] is not a layup.

Yeah, my [ __ ] A good tailor might not be able to get your [ __ ] back for a week or two, right? That depend. Yeah,

I live I live in a story the Greeks are good with the tailor. They turn that [ __ ] around quick and it'll be right. I went a lot of Polish.

I might be asking you for a spot there. Yeah. Come right over to the story, bro. I went to Tom Ford. They they got me right, but it was just in the nick of

time. And you still got to get your [ __ ] done. What was the turn around at Tom Ford? Uh I went Saturday uh to be ready

Thursday. It's a week. Yeah. Okay. So, I got to go tomorrow. My son My son went to Nordstrom's yesterday to be ready Saturday.

Tom Ford fits me off the rack. So, if I go that route Yeah. You You still need some little tweaks. Maybe. Maybe. Sometimes. But sometimes, bro. I

have to curse the [ __ ] door man out at Tom Ford cuz I be up the street at Bayga. He don't know me like that [ __ ]

I walk up to the door and you standing at the door and your job is to open the door. [ __ ] open the door when I come door.

He ain't standing there looking at me through the glass. I ain't I ain't touch the door. Stare down right there. [ __ ] is you

going to get the [ __ ] You act like somebody coming in. Which one did you do? The the the velvet joint with the

It's not the season for velvet. I know, but I told Kino not to lay off the velvet, too. I didn't do the velvet. Velvet is

my favorite blazer, but I don't love the velvet dinner jacket, but I love that. They had a nice one. That's why I asked

they had they had one with like it was like small dot like that [ __ ] was I want I want to keep my jacket on in

the joint. Gary Buick cuz I don't have Tom Ford money. So, you know, Gary Buick,

[ __ ] you go go take your ass to Century 21 or wherever you be going. It's over. They got us.

Century 21 for years and I'm never Yeah. Yo, chill out, bro. Go to

Livingston Mall. But there's nothing wrong with you getting your look from Macy's. Like we

Nobody is shaming that. There's nothing wrong with Macy's. I know. None at all. His pride. His pride. Won't let him walk

in with a suit from Macy's, which is the sick part about men. It's sick.

I mean, it's Yo, I'm going start. Yo, your hypocritical [ __ ] that you do. Get that rewind. That's the problem.

Then he'll rewind cuz he won't allow you to make him look stupid. He'll say, "I'm a hypocrite." which takes all of the

fight out of it. Ice does too. Yeah, both of y'all. I'm a hypocrite. So, it's No, it's a

horrible defense. It's no accountability on your goofy [ __ ] It's y'all hypocrite. So, I lie a lot. So,

all right. All right. Okay. We We would flip. Don't you come in here wearing some car vest. I'm not playing with you.

I'm tell God. What's happening? I got you. You won't get in. I got you. You won't get in. Why not? cuz I'm making an impression on

Huh. the people that are there that took the time and energy to dress the way it's supposed to be. Are you doing white?

No, white. No, I'm not doing white. Maybe I'll do my white. I didn't want to show up in the same jacket. I had the

same fear right now. You can do white. I'm on my cream. You doing cream, too?

I stole a little ivory blazer, but it gave me prom too much. No, they got I couldn't do it. I wanted to jazz it up

with different pants, but they they they gave me the black prom pants. I was like, tuxedo. Yeah. But I think but now they had to put on a

cream blazer with a cream pant and a nice chocolate shirt. Let the jazzy [ __ ] get jazzy.

The shirt though. The shirt is where you get jazzy in the tie and the um but a black pant. Tom Ford and them not

going to do that. No, they got a little bit of jazz. They got a little bit of jazz. Not off the cream blazer. They don't black

black pants. You could you could get freaky but what it don't matter. and you a week. Yo,

this is what everybody not understand. Yo, dog to with wear quality dress clothes in a week.

It's tough. It's tough, bro. If you're not taking care of your body. True.

No. Yeah. If you shaped like Parks, what what are you 46 long? 48 long. No, I

mean, you 44 long. You said you 46. 44 long. You look long.

If it's like right say 44 long for parks, he can walk in. Yeah. Yeah. I walked my ass in Tom Ford like my dick

was big until they took me by the cuffling section. Oh yeah. Nah. When I went to they fixed it.

Hey went right back to back to that ring camp. They fixed it so much. The kind lady

that was helping me and she was a total sweetheart. Been there for 13 years. But she she had the speech with me before we

even got over there. She was like, "Yeah, I ain't going to let you do it." Yeah. No, they scraped me at uh Burgdorf when I got cufflings. Cuz I had already

got the suit. She like, "Oh, you probably need some cufflings." "Yeah, sure." Yeah. pick out the ones I liked. That [ __ ] was more in the suit. Damn.

See, something was wrong with me and Tom Ford when I said to myself, I need to just get them from Burgd off.

Word. I need to just go to Burgd. That's your consolation word. Burgd off. Tom Ford was on some

some different [ __ ] 11 grand, 17 grand, 25 grand, 30 grand. I'm like

I seen I seen the purple label Blazer. Yeah. Yeah. Nope.

Yo, you got sale that [ __ ] That's cheaper than Tom Ford.

No, it is. I don't know. I've tried it on. Damn. That's how me and my girl got on

what you want. That rock and purple label, my [ __ ] It's expensive. It's expensive as [ __ ] but Tom Ford is more expensive.

Yeah, it is. Purple label. Unless you're getting purple label custom. Yeah, for sure. Yeah, that [ __ ] was Listen, y'all [ __ ] just step on

Saturday. I'm stepping. All right. I'm looking. I don't What do you mean I'm looking? What does

that mean? I'm looking. Got to see. Got to see what I'm aware. Never go buy, you know.

Yes. I was looking at your YouTube views. It's there. You can swing it. It's there. You had a good month. Some

of them [ __ ] is buzzing.

Yeah. You always get this stupid look in your face when I start talking about your views. No, I'm just You be thinking I'm pocket watching.

No, I don't think you're pocket watching. I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to wear for your party. Go by for Saturday.

Get it right. I You got to put me on or what to do. Get it right. Go to Tom for work. You can just Ralph.

No, I can't. Ralph who? You can't do either one.

Ralph Bramden. Uh, let me see. Let me see. Let me see. All right. Nobody cares about the iPhone

fold. Do we care about the uh tennis player Sashia Vicory that has only fans?

Tell iPhone get off Samsung dick, my [ __ ] How about that? Everything Samsung come out with, here come iPhone

3 years later coming out with some [ __ ] Well, I'm not going to sell tell that to Apple. What I will say to the people

that will end up purchasing the Apple Fold, my dog, if you come around me with a

Apple fold, it's going to be a long day, yo. Apple can make what they want. You purchase

one and come around me and unfold your iPhone. I might smack the the earth wind

and fire out of you. You It might be me, dog. Come on, Mark. I buy everything that Apple make. I don't give a [ __ ]

But not the fold. I don't give a They can make Apple draws. I will buy it. Ice, too. Ice don't give a [ __ ] The new

phone come out. Ice is getting it on the day it comes out. I got to see the fold before I make a decision on that one. Yo, if y'all come here with a Apple

fold, I'mma fold you. I'mma fold y'all. Do y'all care about this tennis player

Sashia Vicory who has only fans? So now all the news outlets are talking about her. Is that the girl

that has the only fans that said that she is charging people $1,000 per date?

That's No, I don't know nothing about that one. I think it's the same girl cuz the girl that I'm talking about has the only fans

also. One girl. Yeah, that's the same girl. She Yeah, she uh was number 73. She reached the rank of 73. She has only

fans. So, what she said recently was she's charging she's going to start charging men $1,000 to go on a date with

her because she's tired of wasting her time um on on dates that go nowhere. Good for her.

Non-refundable. If anybody want to do that [ __ ] let him. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. If you can catch a dodo to pay you to go out. Yeah. I mean, I ain't mad at it. The

only fans think is interesting just the

again people should do it with their bodies what they want their account what they want you know I just I just hate at

a moment where women's sports is moving in one direction for that to become the distraction and for it to become like you know more sexualization of of

athletes and things like that women's tennis quite falls in the same conversations economically unless I'm I'm I could be wrong but women's tennis

has been they've been them for a long time which makes it even more like I don't know I just like the the reverence that

women's athletes are getting right now. That's all I'm saying. It's like watching that h watching that trans, you know, transformation, watching it get

better and stronger. And to see this, I don't like, but she has a right to do it just like anybody else. I ain't mad at it. I think I think when you stand on the

hill, as so many people do, is that women are trying to

graduate or progress from just being looked at as a physical specimen, right? We hear m sometimes say, "Yo, um,

the hypersexualization of women is almost insulting." M cool. That's true. But then when you go

to say it be so fine. I know. I'm I'm more than just my body. I'm more

than just a pretty face. Be a bad one saying yo. So I think so this would be the

they'd be fine as hell talking about I'm an asset manager. Girl, if you don't I run a hedge fun like

they be bad looking at all them numbers on the screen. Like that's dope. But where's the only fans? Yes. I'm trying to hit that link tree.

out. What's good? Trying to do some financial abuse

support. These are really irresponsible. Oh, no. I'm just saying that's the problem with chicks having only fans. Like you can't monitor the

money that's coming in.

What's wrong with you? That's bad. Uh, all right. I hear y'all. I hear y'all.

You walking out and find out your girl made 130,000 last month.

Tom, forward we go. Call Tom. Call. Get them on the phone. I need

cream here. How How would you feel if your partner or wife was making that type of coin on

Only Fans? Uh, in this example, they have an Only Fans. We're making that type of coin on Only Fans, but keeping

it to themselves, like not telling you, cuz morally and technically, there's nothing wrong with this, right? No,

there's something wrong with that. I don't think she has to tell me the dollar amount, but I would like some Tom Ford.

Fam, you want to know what financial bracket your wife falls in? You

I think that's a part of I didn't say specifics. I just You don't just give me the specific dollar amount, but 130 a month. That's a lot of money.

Yo, dog. I want to know. I think men are really take men are really taking for granted what some of the women are making.

Oh, for sure. Oh, no. I think there's even a stat that says the only fans uh employees make more than than [ __ ]

employees. Yeah, I can believe that. Like there's some wild stats with how the money is circulating. And if you my girl, I want to know where

we You don't got to give me the specifics. Yeah. But could we get a better house? You know what I'm saying?

Yeah. If you making one point in this example, you talking over a million dollars a year, $1.3 million a year. You ain't

[ __ ] up. Way more than I agree. Give me some. I need to know. I need to know the exact amount.

Well, even though your wife never discussed with you what she was making. Well, well,

I don't think how how could y'all become husband and wife without knowing what financial back cuz back to your point at

investfest, men are so conditioned to uh protect and provide that how many men

are running around saying I'm trying to do some auditing on what she's making. Men are not actively saying that. That's

true. Hey, watch this. And you heard me say and investfest I stand against that

like yo dog I I think that's some insecure [ __ ] when when the [ __ ] can't take their girl making bread or don't

want to do an inventory of where their girls are financially or feel you should making bread in a secret

couple million lying around I know I want it can't be a secret with me I'm going to feel some type of way

I think if you're in a serious relationship you should know how much the other person makes in general in general I mean you may not know down to the I don't know how much

my wife to a dollar, but I could I could get it within 90%. Like, you know what I mean? 20 30 $40,000.

Yeah. Differential. Yeah. And so, if I found out later on she had an extra 100,000 a month coming in. Yeah. [ __ ] that's a problem.

Yeah, that's a problem. Cuz that make me wonder all kinds of And I still got to wash dishes. [ __ ] with you. You crazy.

You can tell Mark wash more dishes than ours, right? I do, too. Well, you was. We We knew that. You

You've been a [ __ ] You ain't surprising. was my favorite word.

Look at Mark in the ditch in the kitchen washing dishes as Miz. How you go from a cult to that?

You don't think I wash dishes in the cult? Yeah. I thought you was washing other things.

So, see y'all this how it starts. Then when I clap back, I was a bully. Word. No. Hey, them molestation jokes don't exist

with me. My family taught that gay guy.

Hey. Hey, hey, [ __ ] Hey, my my big brother went up there.

You hear this? I'm stupid, [ __ ] What's wrong with you, dog? Anyway. Oh, man.

No, but yeah, you can't have no 100 grand in a tuck. You can't have no 10 grand a month in a t.

Good point. Great point. Yeah, that's a lot of [ __ ] money to have as a regular thing. As a regular person, yo, you're bugging.

Stop. Stop that. Stop that. Don't get off of this rich [ __ ] you talking, my [ __ ] $120,000 your wife is making

and she's hiding it every year. I hate I hate when y'all make my opinion. I hate when y'all make my opinion lesser than because God has been

good to me. No, it is. I'm not trying to talk. Not lesser than, but it's just uncommon. I think you're missing the Yeah. You're misincom. The average person is making

50. Let's say 40, right? Yeah. And suddenly they got a secret 120 coming in. They make they got three

times more money than Yo, that's more money than 90% of America makes. You stashed it,

right? You secretly making that every month. Get the or every year. That's crazy.

I hate when y'all do this. We be having privilege talks that y'all then rewind and include the pores.

So, are we talking about the pores? If we if we talking about the pores, JVP.

If we are if we talking about the pores, and I agree with y'all. Somebody stashing a buck 20. But if we talking

about two people that that's all right. I'm the poorest of the Oh, shut the [ __ ] up.

So if my girl was stashing 100 grand, you shouldn't blink.

No, I'm going to be having my eyes wide shut. Oh, you crazy [ __ ] You shouldn't blink. Okay, you shouldn't blink. You need

to me on this broadcast. No, you got to stop with this lie. You It's not a lie. You've been here 4 years. You just told them invest. I've been an entrepreneur

all my life. These [ __ ] that work 9 to5, they broken dump. You just said that. You just said that up there. Rewind. You just said that.

Yo, rewind. Yo, shut your [ __ ] dick. But two people that are

doing above average is what I'm saying. Okay. Then but then you got to translate the numbers. Let's say let's say your lady were making an extra million

dollars a month. Yes. You wouldn't want to [ __ ] know that. Wait. See, and that's where y'all are sick. I'm saying two people that are above average and you jump to the

million. No. If Shotti was making an extra 200 grand a month. I pressed I've been pressed her.

No, I said if she was making 200 she making from the side on all this

[ __ ] Tik Tok uh subscription, Instagram subscription, all that digital money that just is coming in seamlessly that

as a man we not paying no attention. Why you pressing? Slow down for a minute. Why you pressing, [ __ ] Cuz you shouldn't care.

[ __ ] I care. And that's all I've been saying. That's our point. I care. That's our point. That's all we've been saying. We

What I'm arguing is she's she was within her right. And when I pressed her, well,

not when I pressed her, but No. When you pressed her, [ __ ] don't don't [ __ ] when you pressed her, you don't want to say,

but it was a light press, so I don't want to make jokes. I don't care if it was a half court, a full court press. You

painted the picture for me and I understand. What's the picture? How'd you gain understanding? I'm a [ __ ]

Right. She said, "Look, [ __ ] You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Don't worry about what's in my pockets."

What's coming in? I do. X goes here, Y goes here. I got three kids. These

[ __ ] eat groceries. So money that comes in and I'm not g I just put that to the side. It's for my kids, it's for

the I think that people have the right to stash for themselves because in relationships a lot of times the money

that's made is the relationship's money we're earning as a couple. But if somebody wants to stash, let's not say

10 grand cuz that is a lot. I want you to stash. I want my girl to recognize that I'm frivolous with money

and have an emergency stash. But you if you make a million dollar a month,

120 grand, what was it? 110 a month. Yeah, something like that. That's not a stash anymore. Yeah.

That ain't a rainy secret. That ain't a rainy day fund. That's a monsoon brewing. What the [ __ ] are you talking about?

Well, and and that's that's the point right there. A lot of women tell me that they keep funds for an escape.

Yes. Yes. And that's the thing that gives a lot of people anxiety. That's what gives me anxiety when I hear people say, "Oh, my

lady got keeps $100,000 here. 200, 500. It's one thing if we saving for us, but if you got a secret,

her saving is not normally for us, right? Yes. It's never for us. It's just in case this relationship

don't work out, I got uh something to quote unquote fall back on. And then when a man don't got his million in the

stash, that's what I'm saying. Don't come tell me about all this money you about to spend on your kids, man. [ __ ] them.

No. No. Huh? I'm serious. You know the funny thing about kids? Honestly, you want to know

what's funny about kids? I have them. Sex ain't that awesome.

What? It ain't to make up for for the inconveniences. A kid

life that you got to watch from day zero to death for 30 years. They still bing one

little good night after this Bad Buddy show. Yeah,

we was high and steamy that old say was so romantic. Yo dog, he didn't call me yesterday. He

ain't call me yesterday. He getting a haircut. No, he get his ass kicked. He getting a haircut. The barber is cutting his hair.

He look like Michael J. Fox in Teen Wolf. He look like he ain't been able to take care of himself in the baby only a

month, 3 weeks. That baby cries. I was at his house yesterday. That baby cried the whole time. I was there for 6 hours. Yo, he's totally let himself go. Yeah,

his daughter don't have no respect for him. I text him and said, "You look like shit." It's coming. I text him and say,

"Imagine volunteering to do that for sex."

But after that, Joe, everything else is so rewarding. Yeah. Your children growing up.

Your children. I mean, I got one that's about to be eight and one is about to be 25.

When is when is the reward ceremony? You [ __ ] that nut.

Hey, get my nut back. Hey. Hey. When is it coming? Still waiting. Yo, you want your nut back?

The rewards. Yo. Oh my god. Yo, you idiot, bro. This guy is a fool.

Yo, man. I'm Listen, I'm barking on my kids over nothing now. Yesterday, I tried to get my kid right for the party. Uh, yo, you

got to go get a suit. I thought I gave you some suits that fit, but apparently they don't. Yo, get up. Call me in the

morning. Take your ass down to Garden State Mall. Hit the little suit store.

You get a tail or so. It's going to take some time. What? What kind of suit he got? No, it don't matter. It don't matter where he went. The next

day, I'm looking at the clock. You know, I've been up since 5:00 a.m. He You know what time he called me? 1:11.

Hey, pop. You okay? I'm ready to [ __ ] Didn't I tell you to call me when you wake up? Like, am I missing something

that you none of my kids listen to me? Oh, just been feeling under the weather. All right, so don't come around me then cuz I didn't get sick on my birthday

week. You take your ass to Garden State Mall, get you a little something. He called me back 3 hours later from some

country ass store in Newport Mall. I got the whole Garden State Mall memorized like the back of my hand. Whatever store

you going in there, I'm going to know where it's at, where you at, and where you need to go. Yo, I say, "Show me the store." He starts showing me all of the

Daniel's leathers blazers. He starts showing me all of this. No, my

bad. We respect Daniel Leather. He started showing me like [ __ ] with chrome buttons. [ __ ] He started showing me

blazers with LA LED light. I said, "Yo, where are you?" I'm in Newport Mall. No, I'm in Polyester Heaven, Dad. Yes. Yes.

Yes. That's what's in Newport Mall. Polyester heaven.

These kids don't listen for [ __ ] but rewarding. Anyway, anyway, moving on. Moving on. Moving on.

Moving on. Moving on. Moving on. Joel, they threw the girl green dildos at the uh uh Titans game. I think it

was. It was at preseason football game. Yeah. Yeah. They threw they threw the dildo on the field.

Didn't your kid always find your girl sex toys? Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Speaking of green.

All right, man. Whatever drawer is in have the drawer that some little [ __ ]

if you don't give me that [ __ ]

all they know how to do is press buttons.

Oh man. Yo, these kids hilarious. Yo, he done found this [ __ ] like seven times. I done put it in massive

response. They like, "Oh man, I'm joking to refer to the tag before I

be in court again."

Anyways, somebody was saying somebody was saying somebody with more sense than me was

saying something. They're they're moving the dildos to a bigger stage. Yeah. Yeah, it wasn't just WNBA.

Yeah. Oh, where they at now? They were at the preseason Vikings uh Titans game.

Oh, cuz of the male cheerleaders.

Oh, okay. Y'all want to invite me the Vikings? That's a good point. Y'all want to invite a male cheerleader?

Take this. That was crazy, son. Oh, I thought you were saying it was theirs. It was lime green, right?

No. Parks. Wow. Parks. Oh, what the hell is up? What's up? What

you doing, man? [ __ ] bad money.

Listen, y'all keep playing with the NFL like that. The NFL going to teach you something. Yeah, they will.

The NFL going to teach you something. The NFL ain't the WNBA. Damn sure. That culprit could be could be could

flee as long as the New Orleans last inmate from the WNBA. They done threw a 100 dildos up there. The culprit is at

[ __ ] the diner just chilling, eating. Roger Goodell will not have none of that. Roger Goodell got a special guillotine

in the back. The NFL handle [ __ ] Oh, that [ __ ] Oh, you like dildos, huh?

Come here, boy. Come over here and have a seat. Bend over right there, boy.

Don't take a knee with it. That'll really grind his gears.

This part is extremely immature. You are stupid. But I think we've hit everything on my list. Let me just double check. Menendez

brothers people should have a podcast but don't act and me dead deposition. Oh, that was funny.

Act and me was funny. I'll save it. Drake and Bobby Drake. Tupac chain. Rampage Jackson. Kissing beans.

Oh yeah. I was just about to go there. Mark, your Philly pass should be focused. You didn't say nothing about the Kiss

Jada Kiss beans album. Kiss the Mac executive produced by Freeway that they working on. I

I'm excited by it. Um I'm was a little I'm not sure how concrete a project it

is because even in the promo vid like beans didn't talk. Yeah. It Yeah. It sounded like something

they've been talking about doing album together forever for 20 years. Well, that's back when they both was talking. Right now you know Mac don't say a whole

lot. Um he's still rapping. He said he's going to start using AI to accentuate his voice. You a song?

Um one of them shits. No one everything I [ __ ] with beans. Everything beans do is fire. Um but they

said they looking for the bag. they reaching out to executives looking for the bag for this album, right? So, it

still sounds like it's a um it's an idea that they're trying to launch as opposed to like a project that has tracks or or anything like that. But Kiss the Mac

when it ever it comes out with Kiss and Beans is going to be fire with Freeway uh executive producing. I'm looking forward to it. They were in Philly uh on

Saturday in North Philly uh outside doing it. So, I'm uh I'm feeling good about it. Doing what?

Getting promo. Doing a promo cuz what happened was Jedakus Jedakus came to the city to do a a show. Um, and while he

was there, Matt came down and and met up with him. Free came through. Kissing and Free always come through to go to the

games together. They do stuff. So, um, yeah, they supposed to be doing this project. They he came out to announce

it. I'm excited. And that's good usage of AI to me. It's the best. Amazing usage. Yeah, that's the best usage of that. I

wish the young people knew, but I don't care that they don't, but I wish they knew how monumental this project is and

what that really means. And to a different level lyricist, cuz Beans don't really be getting as

much credit as he should. cuz he deserves it. Beans is a top 17 rapper all time to me.

I'm not bad at that. He's really really high rapper. Yeah, he's really really really high on my rap.

Really good albums. Yes. Yes. Yes, bro. He He's high. He's high up. I don't know about 17, but he's he's high on my

list. Well, you don't know 17 rappers. Crazy as a bag of dust. You can't name 17 current rappers.

Yes, I can. And you added current. But yes, I current cuz you know all the old school [ __ ] That's why I had a

current. You can't name 17 [ __ ] that's rapping today. Yes, I can, Joe. Seems like a good test. We got We got to

set the timer. We got to No, I don't. The time don't matter. Just can he name 17? 17?

Yes. That's rapping now. How many? 17.

Um, Luchi and Thug Gunner. Hell, you just went three. Offset.

That's four. That's four. Um, we'll keep the count. You go. Uh, Fabio, Lotto, Nikki,

that's seven. Glorilla. I'm on like nine. This given Oh, shut up. Nikki's a rapper.

Glor. I mean, that's old school. Gorilla. Scarlet. Chance. J.

Wait. Flo. Scarlet. Nine. Chance. I'm on like 12 me. Yo,

you at 11. Beating me. 12. Um, yo, this is so simple. Uh

uh what's the other chick? Uh dedicated. No, no. I I got the sparks. I'm cool.

Nobody save a word. Joe, uh we at 11 [ __ ] Um say you can say him.

Chill out. I uh my brain is drawing. I'm trying to go by city. Kodak. Um

[Music] Kodak not around. 12. 12. Um Jim Jones. Uh 13 just name

somebody help money. He been mouthing rappers to last 30 seconds. No he didn't.

14. Come on. Kendrick Drake like Joe. This is a layup. Stop playing with me. Yo,

he's almost there. 16. I'll give him cold for 17. Yo, this is But if he had if he had to get

I didn't even name the clips. I didn't name nobody. If he'd had to go to 22 clips. It's mad [ __ ] Joe, stop. You

did it. You did it. Hey, round of applause. Rich need no [ __ ] round of applause.

You ain't going to get one either. Yeah, some of them names though. If he ain't just going to invest that [ __ ] with a luchi.

That's not true. I thought Hey, I wasn't dissing Nikki, by the way. I thought you just meant like new generation rappers.

People rapping. Yeah. Well, yeah. He could do that. He could do that. What are you talking about? What number you think would have would

have [ __ ] him up? 30. Oh, that finished him. No, he 30 would have had a Mitch cool. 35.

35. Okay, you get the 30. I I'll pay you. I'll send you a stack, bro. If you I'm remotely thinking you

sending me any money, Joe. 13 more rappers that are currently rapping. Send it here.

I'mma call you bluff right on air. Send it. He got it. He wrote it out. Say the rappers.

Freddy Gibbs. That's would need 12. Yep. No, you need Well, you said clips. So

I I was at like 20 with the clips. 11. Well, the clips is one. It's two, but it's fun.

Word. I'm not doing that here. Okay, cool. Give me one. Uh, Freddy Gibbs. So, you need 11 more.

No, nobody at all. You get 11. Yeah, it's 12. Cuz you need 12 more. Oh, 12 more. Okay, good. Go ahead.

All right. Um, Freddy Gibbs one. Yo, Gotti. Two.

Um, the other [ __ ] name can't. Uh, don't tell me nothing. Uh, my brain just draw

a blank. He needs 10 more. Um, nah. I dug him. Simba. Simba not actively

rapping. Simba never put a project out and doesn't have a project out.

That's not true. But okay, we can take some off if you wish. If he has a project out, you can leave it.

Simba. Uh, Simba got a project out. What's the Sim project? I think he has put a project out before.

Simba's put a project. We have to talk about over here. All right. Go ahead. Three. Nine more. Nine more. We letting Simba

rock. audience. We need nine more for ish to get to win this stack

and split it with Dr. Brown. Absole. Uh

reason. Absole and re. Yeah. Click your face. I'm counting. That's how I count with

the dumb face. Yes. We need seven more. Seven more. Seven more. This is so easy.

We need seven more. I think you're running low. I'm not. Uh, definitely isn't coming across as easy. It's not. My brain is just off the cuff.

I'm trying to think of some people. I don't think it's easy, bro. It is. Uh, seven more then. Pretty pretty.

Stop touching him. Stop touching. You ain't got to touch him. Cash off. Okay. Six more.

Six more. These names he pulling out the Wazu. Six more.

That's why I said the time limit. This [ __ ] No. No. He close. Give my 500. He's close.

Six more. We going to sleepers. I'm telling you, we we good. Uh,

[Music] this is so simple. Yo, I'm bugging.

[Music] How's that Drake? You already did the drink.

[Music] Come on. Is

five more. Um [Music]

Kellmic four more for $1,000

suspense music is playing in the background

[Music] G harbo. Okay. Okay. Three more.

You can do this. Yeah, this is a um Yeah, that 35 would have ended him. But

three more. It wouldn't have. Get to the three more though. Uh

Mhm. That's 30 now. 30. Um in the meantime, the rest of us can find

the next topic or sleepers. Three more for him. Cardi. Oh. Mhm. To what? Um,

quo. Uh, I need one more. Um,

two chains. Oh, there we go. Ladies and gentlemen, [ __ ] pause. Hip-hop historian. The hip-hop. Uh,

why you just the screen finger? Took that guy. That's why this is the music.

You stupid. What's your name on you again? Dr. Brian Jr. Oh [ __ ] Oh, I see. I see.

I see. I see. Oh [ __ ] That's you, right? Your name. You're That's you. All right. What else we got,

man? What else we got? I like when you do that. Sleepers. Sleep. People probably sleeping on something. Yes, [ __ ]

This car is a fool. Yo, how you got it? That's a long six and a half minutes. That's all it took. You put the timer

on. Yeah, I just needed to know myself. No, some of the [ __ ] was I just

And that's you giving them cold. Yeah, I'm trying to help. Give me You think I would have said cold?

I'm not sure. Yeah, I'm not sure. It took half minutes to get to Quo. No, look how long it took to get to

Cardi. My brain just wasn't Your 30 got a bunch of bums in it, though.

I didn't say that. I know. I'm You ain't say 30 great rappers already. It's over. I'm just adding additional

commentary. You're 30. Let's get a run plus with Joe P.

Stop. I didn't think that I didn't think that was going to happen either. We should grab every month for round. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking

about a bet. That's not true. Good boy. That's not true. You boy.

Look, that's all I thought was if that if you had to

get in front of your [ __ ] and put the ADP payments in. Oh, he just make you wait just for [ __ ] to get. Yeah. Yeah. You're a nutcase. We be

getting paid on the I owe my trainer two months of money right now. just cuz

and still expect to see him every week. I ain't going to lie. Do it sometimes. Yeah. Yeah. You know it's dead, dog.

Don't be thirsty for it. Hey. Yo, you start feeling offended when [ __ ] ask you like, "Yo, stop playing, man." Oh, no. Don't ask me for it.

Like, stop playing. If you ask me for it in an uncool way, you got to find the coolest way to do

that. No. Some of my [ __ ] hit me like, "Yo, dog, I got to pay XYZ on the on the

second." I'll be like, "Fuck it. You had to bring the bills into you brought your kids in it. This some [ __ ]

Um, in announcements they have nothing to do with nothing. Uh, that Offset

album into Gunner's album, If You Have Enough Time on Your Car ride or

whatever. That Gunner album been just, oh my lord, it's been that offset into

Gunner. I can't lie. It's been both of them. Okay. It's a smooth transition. like they share a sound but

one is a little more lit and Gunner [ __ ] is a smooth just

actually I'm ending with some Gunner man that's one two uh just as I suspected

Farel and these Adidas [ __ ] is going to spend all of this time promoting the Farel Jellyfish Adidas collab and then I

wouldn't be able to get none cuz they only made 400 pairs. If anybody knows Forel, if if Pushet T or Malice are

listening, can somebody help me get up here or the orange Farel jellyfish,

please? Jesus. And the black beret while I'm at it that

I've been asking for forever. And now every [ __ ] at Investfest is wearing a black beret. They trying to ruin the

They trying to ruin the vibe. Now when I'm at when I'm out with it, [ __ ] might say they go Rashard. Like

we can't have that. We can't have that at all. Stop stealing the swag. Uh what y'all doing this weekend?

Anything fun? Oh, wait. It's not Friday. Nothing fun. What are y'all doing this week? Uh studio studio.

I got I got the free jerk chicken [ __ ] today. Oh [ __ ] Down in Brooklyn. That's dope. Brooklyn. Yeah.

Proving for the community. That's what you're doing. Good. Good. Good. Do you have a all

access band or you just roaming around where they where you smell jerk chicken at?

All that. All that [ __ ] is Are you actually going to be there talking to the chef or somebody or you just like

roaming around? Roaming around. He going to snuff me. No lie. No lie.

You are going to snuff me, man. Oh man. Where you and do Where you in

the dock popping up at this week? I know y'all ain't body the speaking engage. I

know y'all looked at each other like, "No, we got to hit him again." Me and you. Me and this the team. This the squad.

Squad right here. This the squad right here, man. You, dog. Hey, don't mad at the song right now.

Mad songs been miss. I got you. Don't worry. I got you. Don't worry about it.

What's wrong with you? Shout out to Mel Freeze. We miss you. We miss y'all.

Shout out to Melon Freeze. Y'all have jobs. Listen, man. Hopefully you've enjoyed this broadcast as much as we

enjoy enjoy delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there. Until next time, we bid you

ad do farewell. Adios a la vista arvo. So long goodbye or a simple head nod

will suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments pass. So let's make this one last as if it's all we

have. Last but not least, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women want to travel. And the close-minded women want

you to teach them things. Grab you a Tylenol. You might need it. Here you go. Same time, same place this weekend.

Y'all hold it down out there. [Music] [Applause]

[Music] [Laughter]

Joe, you've never heard of Joe Bunny.

JBP JBP. Where would you be without the JBP?

Well, fold that up right now. Don't look away now, [ __ ]

New job. [Music]