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Episode 869

Tricky Words

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 869, “Tricky Words,” released October 16, 2025. The JBP opens the latest episode with their reactions to the passing of R&B icon D’Angelo after a private battle with cancer (27:31). Akon’s wife files for divorce and is allegedly suing the artist for $100 million (42:52), A’ja Wilson & Las Vegas win WNBA title (1:08:26), and Serena Williams husband confronts Stephen A. Smith (1:20:00). Also, the room dives into a topic on making money and how much would be ‘enough’ (1:36:17), Joe discusses Marc Lamont Hill & QueenzFlip’s viral Patreon clip (2:03:09), Drug dealer music vs. drug user music (2:13:51), Nicole Kidman’s ranking as an actress in comparison to other greats (2:23:39), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Tricky Words

In this episode

  • 27:31The JBP opens the latest episode with their reactions to the passing of R&B icon D’Angelo after a private batt…
  • 42:52Akon’s wife files for divorce and is allegedly suing the artist for $100 million
  • 1:08:26A’ja Wilson & Las Vegas win WNBA title
  • 1:20:00Serena Williams husband confronts Stephen A. Smith
  • 1:36:17The room dives into a topic on making money and how much would be ‘enough’
  • 2:03:09Joe discusses Marc Lamont Hill & QueenzFlip’s viral Patreon clip
  • 2:13:51Drug dealer music vs. drug user music
  • 2:23:39Nicole Kidman’s ranking as an actress in comparison to other greats
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 869 Transcript

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

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

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    indicting or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage you to try this at home. We are trained

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    professionals who do not have your best interest at heart or our own. Enjoy the show.

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    Microphone check. What is this?

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

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    no.

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    I'm going to get the lyrics right now. Yo, welcome welcome welcome. Hold up. We

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    started We wasn't starting on it. Yo, that is Yo, shut up.

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    It's a fact. It's not a fact. I don't know if that's a fact. It's not a fact. No. Okay.

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    We were having a spirited conversation about uh Mary J. Blig's

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    What's the name of the record? Family. Family Affair. Parks isn't a super big fan. I am not a fan of that record.

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    Parks has all hate that record. He hates that record. Two worst songs all time.

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    No, no, I didn't say one of the worst. This is one of my least favorite. Oh, there's a difference. All time. All time. Yeah. I like that song, but I do know the

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    community that hates the song. Yeah. So, it's like a Return of the Mac thing. Then I was like, Mary probably hates

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    that song. She probably does. Most people hate their like biggest hit record kind of thing. So, then these guys started talking

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    about the lyrics. It's dancery. Dancer, which most of the room hates.

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    It's horrible. I don't mind it cuz off the dome. You know what I mean? Listen, we just preached down.

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    You're saying some [ __ ] that don't make sense. I'm going start referring to every bar and club as the dancery from now on.

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    We're not going outside to the bar. So, I'm not mad at you making some [ __ ] up as a dancer. But then our good

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    professor, brother, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill was told, this is based on what I was told from who?

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    Several industry people. Uh, no, no, no, no. It's like songwriters connected to the song, not like random

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    people. Who wrote that song? You remember? I don't remember now. It's been It's been two days. No, not not my peoples. But that the but

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    the original lyrics were dance suare which makes sense

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    and s o i r e e little accent and when it was read or performed in the

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    studio that's that's not a good lyric also by the way is better than danc

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    yeah no Mary was not going to sing that actually

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    now now yeah now I totally get where dancer came from cuz Mary was going to be in the booth

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    saying no I'm not doing that is stay in dancery right danceare

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    but the original reading of the lyric the theory look it up the prevailing

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    theory is that when you look at s o i re e you might think that is dance sori and

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    instead of dance suare if you think black women can't read yeah and that wasn't the reason you said that you an could have told her that the

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    producer could have told her that anybody I'm not blaming Mary I love Mary but what I'm saying is he quick

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    cuz if you thought what flip did got the out of there with your little

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    big words a tricky word but but no I I I think um

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    yeah that's I think it's I think it was suare originally and the line before that come get crunk

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    up getting crunk at the danceare I ain't roll that's the last place you want to get

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    crunk at a dance. That's exactly where you get crunk at actually. Yeah. You ever seen sinners?

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    I didn't think you I never heard the word before I heard heard this song. Yo, what do y'all do? What do y'all do

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    when y'all get crunk? Do y'all get crunk? All right, let me change it. I do. What do y'all do? What do y'all do when

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    you in the spot and and and your song comes on? Pause. You get crunk. Oh, for sure. This

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    Yeah. Yeah. You don't get crunk. You this?

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    That's crunk. That's crunk. That's crunk. Oh jeez. Culture, man. What the

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    words? Same. And that's why I'm supposed to leave this thing. You tricky words.

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    What do y'all do when y'all are in the spot and your song comes on? Oh, the arms go for air guns,

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    which is sort of like crumpy. Yeah, I'm borderline. Shoot air guns for sure. Air guns. Even if it's like uh family affair,

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    that's not really a Don't get caught to that though. I don't get caught to that. You can Little John music and all that. Well, sure. Start

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    slam dancing. But white crunk and black crunk is maybe different. Oh, that's a music. Yeah.

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    No, no, we talking about the white crunk they start bleeding. I want the answer my question.

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    I said the air guns is you doing air guns, too? Yeah, especially for hip- hop. That's is

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    he eats orange pills. You see me in a I don't know. It depend on the song. I get I get mad

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    that question. said be lick. It depend on if it's R&B joint, a hip-hop joint. It all depends. It

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    definitely depends come on in the spot. What you doing? What spot? Strip club. No,

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    the dancery. The dancer. The dancery. You leaning on the bar. Yeah, it get a little reaction out of

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    the What's the reaction? It ain't going to be air guns. It's going to be some hyper. Where are your arms in the sky? You

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    throwing gang signs up. What you doing? The joke in my The joke in my friend circle is you can tell how drunk I am by

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    how high my hands get. Yeah. My hand's a pretty hot one. March Madness. Yeah, for sure. Tall white boy

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    dunking. Catching. Oops. Yeah. It's like when they came out with a long

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    slinky. This one.

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    Yo, your little two fingers stick together when you This your This your Yeah, you're good for that. This your move. Two fingers.

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    I'm probably just gonna rap the words to let everybody know that's my rapper eliter [ __ ] M I know all the words to this weird

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    record and you don't. So me we had an interesting Joe Button We had an interesting Joe Button moment

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    speaking of Kunk this weekend and it brought things full circle for me. Remember when we were at um that club on Steinway and you were on stage

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    performing fire and all the white girls came up and absolutely great. I didn't realize it was in Mean Girls until my wife pointed out to me this

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    weekend. You didn't? No. What was in Mean Girls? Fire. You didn't even know the legend of me. Really?

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    I guess I didn't. That little piece I went under my radar.

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    Fire is in Mean Girls. Fire is in the first episode of Entourage. Okay.

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    Uh Fire's in something else, too. That's classic. Mean Girls.

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    If there's one thing Death Jam did, put that [ __ ] in some movies. Movies money off your back. [ __ ]

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    I know. And they told me I block. They told me I didn't sell any records.

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    That's some bull. That's some bull. Oh my god. It's a gold game, ain't it? Anyway, 20

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    years to get 500,000. You sticking mother.

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    Get this plank out of here. If they would if somebody would have

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    came in here, I could have slid with that plank.

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    He'd have been slid, but it was ll. Black boy joy.

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    Black boy joy. God. Children and Queen and Dev Jam and Mean Girls

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    and Go Rim. Yeah. Go Rim. Yeah. Let's know. Yeah, she put me on. She put me on.

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    What was that club, huh? Classic, I think. Uh, it was called Central. Something

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    with a Yeah. Yeah. It's something else now. I forgot what it was called. That was a fun night though. That was a high night.

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    Yeah, it was a good night. Used to go over there and have a time. Met young Cuban girl.

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    That sounds about right. Yeah, I remember that. Good times. Bodybuilding

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    for real. You start learning. Hey, you [ __ ] bodybuilder girl. You start learning [ __ ] about yourself.

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    Traps are trolls and [ __ ] I'm attracted to dels.

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    It'd be funny when you hit that experiment.

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    [Music]

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    I'll be under there. Yeah, you do. I like a fit girl, too. So, I'm not

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    I support the fit girls. I like that fit and diesel different. Yeah, it is very different. No, she was fit, but she

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    was like a thick fit. Actually, the only girl I remember is mine. So, never mind.

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    There we go. How about that? You know that

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    [Music] fool. Y'all are silly.

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    Good fall in New York. You know what I mean? Shout out to the ladies listening out there. Shout out to the bodybuilder chicks. Shout out to the bodybuilding chicks,

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    the yoga chicks. Yeah, for sure. the high yoga chicks. Chicks out there with a workout partner,

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    the trainers and all of that. Hey, you know what I mean? On my mellow vibe

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    right now. I'm chilling. I'm chilling right now. All right. Come on. Come on. [ __ ] said, "Let's eat." [ __ ]

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    you been around some Come on. Let's work. Let's eat. Some young teens, [ __ ] It's been all your brothers, [ __ ] What you mean, let's eat? Where that lingo came from,

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    [ __ ] I slap you, [ __ ] Don't ever talk like that around that lingo. You know, eat is from like my era.

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    It don't matter. The way you put it, [ __ ] The way you put it, they they adopted it. I know. They they taking all the flame.

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    It's a dance, too. To eat. Eat.

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    I see you. Do it. Do it. Yeah, do it. Yo, did you just eat? Yo, what did you just do?

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    I do it though. You did it. [ __ ] turn Ezekiel Elliott [ __ ] into a

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    dare.

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    Oh, who was that? My head. [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] And flip.

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    Flip. Flip. Flip. Thank you guys. Thank

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    D me out, [ __ ] Uh, what episode is this? 869. Welcome to episode 869 of the Joe Button

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    podcast brought to you by Fueled by Power by Prize Piss Prices Gang. I'm your humble, gracious, grateful,

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    really happy to be here. Host Joe Button here with some really amazing people. To my right, Queens get the money. Queens

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    Flip is in the building. next to him. Mark is Are we the only podcast that introduces people every episode? Yes.

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    I don't know, but I like it. I don't know if I've ever heard another podcast introduce themselves. They should.

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    They just rely on a little graphic to fly under you on the YouTube.

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    Never watched a podcast. So, I don't know what the You've never watched a podcast. Zero

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    podcast. I don't know what them [ __ ] doing. What? What are y'all doing? Just beat me now.

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    Uh anyway, our good brother Dr. Bon Lamont Hill is here with us. What's up, everybody? Really letting down the [ __ ] educator

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    community. They popped out again. Look, look what they've done to Mark.

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    That's what they say. Look what we've done to Mark. They're right. Oh yeah, man.

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    You been You've been suppressing that for all these years. No, it created got created right here.

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    Hey, you educator [ __ ] Mark is more us than y'all. I'll tell you that one. Facts. I don't give a [ __ ] how many of them

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    fancy books he wrote. Or wrote or wrote uh next to them big issues in

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    the building. King was here. How you doing? Good day, sir.

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    Great. Great. Great. Next to yo, your yo, your performance. Hold up. Round of

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    applause for Ish. Your performance. Grabbing the hoodie. Move. Come on, man. Make some noise for Ish.

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    grabbing the hoodie, keeping that ass contained. Yo, now now let me tell you how let me

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    tell you how stupid I am when I saw it on the playback. Audience that didn't see, we're talking about the Mark Lamont

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    versus Flip tension off they were having. When I saw it in the playbackish, I

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    thought you was holding him back. I was. My girl said, "No, he's trying to make

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    sure that his ass is not showing pulling [ __ ] down.

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    to be true. No, no, we had that debate in the house for like 20 minutes. I'm like, she's like, "Yo, nobody's

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    holding somebody back like that." I said, "No, he was trying to be cool." Like, that's a cool way of saying, "Yo,

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    just keep calm." Was like, "Yo, chill." I told him, "Chill." My girl thinks you was trying to cover plumber bust,

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    which is awesome. Both should be applauded, right? You going out here looking crazy.

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    That's pretty considerate. It's not about him looking crazy. We don't want to see that.

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    Yeah, that was interesting. Uh, and I want to get back to that. But, uh, next to I ish, our good brother [ __ ]

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    Freeze is in the building. Yo, I can't wait to see Freeze in 10 years, man. He that that [ __ ] what?

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    He going to be just like that. That's true. N I actually have the picture of Freeze

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    in 10 years, but I'll wait. He's going to look like the 5enter deacon surrounded by

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    lie. He got 14 bodies on his head like he was like he was a a killer back in

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    the day. And your beard going to be white. Yeah. You going to look like all the way white

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    all the way. Yeah. Um Big Parks is in the building. Yep. Big Po is here. Cory is here. Hey,

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    he's still smiling. Make some noise for Cory. That's crazy. You know this thing fools. me audience

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    that have been keeping up with the show. He got him.

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    Cory found God. And her name is Lord said, "Oh God,

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    our good brother Corey is finally tapping into the softer side of him."

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    Looks like he's falling. He's falling in like you guys. He's falling in like He's falling in like

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    Yeah. Ain't stopped smiling since we I didn't see him smile for the first nine months I was here. He was smiling. He's still smiling. Well,

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    he trying not to. He's still smiling. That's crazy. Yo, you glowing. Yo. Yeah, do that.

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    Oh [ __ ] That [ __ ] said you glowing. But she cooked you some spinach.

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    She made the right way. You know what? We always make jokes up here. But don't that got to feel good

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    when you've been out the dating game for 30 years. you meet every girl you met

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    for the last 30 years just felt like uh it's not a match. It's not going to work

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    out for me. Maybe I'll just be alone. In the ninth inning, the final hour, you

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    meet someone that's compatible with you and then you just kiss for 3 weeks. You don't use honey and then you just

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    keep kissing. Agavey girl.

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    Yeah. really lit. Cory Cory don't Cory don't know how they get to second base these days.

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    He just he just gets in the way. Yo, he's so lit. That's why he's like, "Man, you guys just cut it out." Like, he just relaxed. He's He's not even

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    trying to get involved. He usually Cory walk around. He just, you know, shout out to you, Cory. I saw the [ __ ] when I was stepping

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    down, he was pulling up, but his tents on the car, so I ain't see what was going on, but I thought that he would stop. We would talk to him. That's my

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    man. That [ __ ] just kept driving. That [ __ ] just kept driving on me, his

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    man. So, I support what Cory got going on. I was watching that NLE Chopper

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    interview and all I could think of was Cory the whole time. But we

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    Hold up. Who was Cory? Chopper? No. No. Well, yeah, maybe. Actually,

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    I didn't see the interview. What he did? Uh, he sat down with Kirk Franklin and John

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    Kev on stage and Ray J. It was it was some quality conversation. It was a lot of religious conversations

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    really. What that shit's a trick when them [ __ ] call the phone.

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    They got a little conversation. They got a little heated. They were serious. It's going to be a great conversation. Those are all really great guys. But if

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    they call your phone and invite you to that kitchen, y'all going a thousand% slowly. I go thousand%.

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    It's going to get deep. They going to make it. They going to make you a religious guyish. Are you a religious guy?

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    somewhat. H Ray J, Kirk Franklin, Jonathan Major.

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    You think you could go there and have a family members you don't speak to? Like we let you get that [ __ ] off of here cuz we just [ __ ] You think you go up

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    there and say something? Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Hell yeah. Seriously, that what [ __ ] That [ __ ] you be saying?

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    What? Seriously? Oh no. That how you call, dog? We just named the names. Kirk Franklin, Ray J. Who else is it?

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    Jonathan Major. So you know Megan Good making coffee somewhere. That's going to make you be vulnerable,

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    too. Who else is up in there on stage? I'm sorry. How did RJ make? I don't I don't want to forget him. He was dope, too. Who?

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    J Barrett. Dr. J. Barrett. Oh, I didn't know that religious. Like, how did he make that mix? He seems like

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    Ray J always make the mix. Ray is in any mix. No, I'm not saying want to be. You said

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    something different. He just there a lot of mixes. That's what they learning about you.

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    Gosh, he's in a lot of worlds. Yeah. Like that wasn't I just didn't know that. No, I'm saying like [ __ ] be more

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    diverse than people. You know what I mean? You might show the world one thing that don't mean that's who you are and they put you in a box. You know what I'm

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    saying? Multifacet give you that one and then at the same time he's hosting

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    the new island spin-off. Yeah. Like or inspired show on Zeus. Got it. Got it. Shout out to him for

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    that. Um congratulations to you Cory. Yeah. Congratulations. You got our you

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    got our support [ __ ] If you ever want to double date or something, just keep some lip balm on you. Gang going to get to meet her.

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    Let's do some double dates like some around. You know what I mean? Maybe pie w pie wives. I know I'mma meet her. I'd have met all

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    the girls he didn't care about. On purpose though. I know I'm on purpose though.

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    Oh, Cory was so cute at the Super Bowl party a few years ago. Made the little girl made the poor girl sit in the

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    corner somewhere. Anytime Cory bring a girl he don't know cuz he been out of the game. Been in jail for I mean, he do

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    some nut [ __ ] that let you know we got a lot of work to do on this brother. Anyway, um

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    what's up y'all? Chilling. Chilling. Y'all see the board? Yeah. Y'all see your phones. My news cycle has

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    been nothing. Well, first, how was your weekend? Can we ask how people's weekends was? Sure. Of course. Oh, yeah. I I want to know I didn't nothing was special, but mom know about

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    y'all. Uh I didn't do much. I worked all weekend and then the rain [ __ ] scared some [ __ ] off, so I kind of just kept it

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    light. Okay. Okay. See why I stopped asking about the week it's none of us did nothing facts

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    went to a birthday dinner um went to a birthday party I forgot we old watch football I did that too I went to a sweet 16 I

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    went to another birthday party uh I got bullied into getting a dog huh wait

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    what I got bullied into getting a dog uh how you get bullied

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    then you want a dog for a long time I did and my girl said no what kind of dog did you want That's What kind of Don't you get a Rottweiler?

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    You wanted a Rottweiler. Okay. Did you get a Rottweiler? He's so sweet. Hold up. No, I got I got a red Rwaler.

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    Hold on. You wanted a Rottweiler. Your girl said no. Understandably so.

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    What's the compromise? Fast forward a few years. So, you got a pitbull. I got a something doodle.

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    Uh, Labradoodle. You lost golden doodle. Something doodle. Hold on. You got the

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    wrong doodle. Yeah. If it ends a doodle mean you a Yeah, that that's what I got. A suck a

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    sucker dog. Wait, now did she come to you and say, "What kind of dog are we getting or did you just come home and it was a dog?" No, my dog better than that. Ice. Don't

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    play with me. Um, no. She was like, "Yo, such and such a selling dog. They only want three

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    grand." And you're like, "What? Only three grand? Excuse me?" No, dogs ain't cheap. Yo, dogs are not cheap. Look at the money.

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    [ __ ] eating. Yeah. Look at the money, man. My man's got dogs. If you need a dog.

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    No, not the New York dog. 3 months old. Five fights already.

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    Yo, he 07 in the back of the garage. The [ __ ] is you talking about?

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    Yeah, [ __ ] The girl ain't been dog shopping in a while. Who?

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    Why? Because if you got three grand, you could go get a dog. You ain't got to

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    wait for your friend to be selling. No, she said they only want three grand. She was just No, she wasn't waiting. And I'm like,

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    no. What you're saying is that's not a that's not that's not a discount. You can go to the store and get that the whole time. People that have that story. No, that's not true.

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    No, dogs are expensive. Tell me. You are wrong. Some of these dogs be 4500 5 and $6,000.

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    Yes. You all right about that. A lot of these dogs are highest giraffe coochie, bro. Them three grand is a decent number.

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    Okay. This is a class conversation cuz like some people 3,000 the difference between 3 and 400 isn't enough to go get a

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    street dog. But for you, you're saying I get what you're saying. You know what I'm just saying? Like if a grand is five grand. If a dog cost 5 grand and

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    somebody said, "Yo, I could get a dog for three grand." You like, "Oh, okay. I don't want that [ __ ] for 1,500." I was

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    cool. But so you end up buying a dog. Did she show you the dog? Wait, hold. Did she show you the kind of dog it was

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    before you agree? She just walked in. She showed me the picture of the dog. And was this a a situation where you had

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    the opportunity to agree or was she just inform you that the dog was coming? I think it was a little bit of both.

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    She made Yeah. got I got bullied, my [ __ ] Like I got bullied. Yeah, she paid with it using your card or you

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    paid for it? No. So I think she lied to me for keeping it a buck cuz I was like, "No,

  • 22:12

    three." Are you crazy? So then she hit me like two weeks later and was like, "Yo, the lady said we can have it for

  • 22:19

    free. She just want the baby to have the dog." And I'm like, "Oh, I think she paid for

  • 22:26

    she paid for." So then I'm like, "Yo, dog. Who going to watch the dog?" It's like

  • 22:32

    having another you basically. It's like having another kid. That's your dog. Oh, I know. This [ __ ] is different. So

  • 22:38

    I'm like, "Yo." Then cage came. Travel [ __ ] All my [ __ ] you spend like

  • 22:44

    $1,000 in accessories the first week. You got the little peep pads in the house, all that. Everything. It's like having Yeah, it's like having

  • 22:50

    a new It's like having a child, B. Little [ __ ] You in love with that dog already. I can

  • 22:56

    tell when you said it. I told you. That's my man. I love his newborn gun though, dog. That dog ain't

  • 23:02

    going to do [ __ ] Kids are pretty bad. But a dog that dogs are worse. That man I have this fight all the time. The burglar come in, he going to steal

  • 23:08

    the dog. You know what? Yeah, but now you should be able to get

  • 23:14

    your Rottwwell. That's true. No, my house ain't big enough really for a Rottwala in another.

  • 23:19

    You missed the point. We not getting a Rottwala, right? That was never happen. Maybe like a pit or a little Frenchie or

  • 23:25

    something. I put my foot down. I can get any [ __ ] a horse if I want. You're not playing a fasciitis. Yo,

  • 23:31

    no. I could I'm I'm going to get one. Just do Just let us know when you get that when you get that Robin.

  • 23:37

    No, get a second dog. Yeah, that's a compromise. That's how I end up with two cats.

  • 23:42

    That's how you going to end up with two Labradoodles. Yo. Oh man. Your brain just racing.

  • 23:49

    I want to Your brain just racing. Yo, you want a what? A main [ __ ] fire. Yeah, I know what I'm

  • 23:55

    talking about. What? We just main. Y'all beat me again. The name of the cat.

  • 24:02

    What the What's happening here? A main [ __ ] cat. They got the big mane like a like a

  • 24:08

    lion. Come on, man. Sort of. It gets big. Yeah, fire. I don't like cats, but them [ __ ] they

  • 24:15

    look. You got to look it up, Mark. It gets like this big. You don't have the space for a Rottw wall.

  • 24:20

    He don't get no Rottwallet. Okay. How much space he got? Thank you. She already said no. Did she got a basement?

  • 24:26

    That's it. She got a basement. What a [ __ ] You let your girl punk you out of

  • 24:32

    getting the dog you wanted and then turned around and got the dog she wanted and got the free dog sitter, too.

  • 24:43

    Everything. And I want to laugh at him, but this the very same thing happened to Ian with that dog that they got

  • 24:50

    Dobby. And then it happened to my dad with the dog that they got. It happened

  • 24:55

    to Ice with two dogs. It happened to me when I got a dog. I bought dogs for a few girls and seen

  • 25:01

    them let the dogs just deteriorate and die when the relationship ended. Oh [ __ ]

  • 25:06

    Girls don't give a [ __ ] about dogs. Why you ain't take the dog? Huh? Why ain't take the dog?

  • 25:12

    I had dogs. How many dogs you want me to have? You got to compromise relationship. I think you

  • 25:17

    I know the one. I know one compromise now too. Yeah, that ain't compromised. You just got bitched. [ __ ] you talking about. I

  • 25:25

    I'm not allowed to have a dog. So, but look, you said you're not allowed to have a dog. If she decide tomorrow she

  • 25:31

    want a dog, guess what? You got a dog. I got a dog. That's how it go. That's how it go. Now, Joe, you're about

  • 25:36

    to shift your domestic situation a little bit. At some point, y'all going to be living together. Yeah. Are you allowed to have a dog?

  • 25:42

    Well, she has a dog. Oh, there you go. Are you allowed to have a dog? I'm allowed to do whatever the [ __ ] I want to do. Yeah, you talking.

  • 25:49

    Okay. Okay. Again, you hear it, right? Let us know when you get the lab. I'm not in them little talks that y'all.

  • 25:54

    You in worse talks. [ __ ] you talking to? You in worse talks. I put my foot down over. No, you don't. No, you don't. And then

  • 26:01

    when you fell through the cotton cage, you just go through the [ __ ] loop. The bubble wrap. Who the [ __ ] is you

  • 26:07

    talking to? Yo. Anyway, when when when my girl moves up here, I'll have a house. And when I have a house, I'll entertain. Get a dog.

  • 26:14

    F. You'll ask. Ask who? Her. her the producer entertained.

  • 26:20

    Y'all just trying to troll. We're not trolling you. We know how it go. We all know how it go. There's nothing to ask. She has a

  • 26:27

    dog. I know her dog will come. She wants her dog to come. The question, come on, Bentley.

  • 26:32

    Yeah, you ain't getting no Rolls-Royce. Yo, the troll in me, if if the woman has

  • 26:37

    a small dog, I have to get a mastiff.

  • 26:43

    Seriously. No. Yeah. My brain just work like that. Yeah, I'm with you. And they they [ __ ] around. end up

  • 26:48

    getting along, be the best of friends. But just the guy in me, if you got that to be representative of your little

  • 26:54

    Paris Hilton Yorkie in the Louis Duff, then I need a man to get a Tonka truck.

  • 27:00

    I need a mastiff in here. We hear you. And we just don't think that's happen. Yeah, we that's all we saying.

  • 27:06

    I hear you. I hear you, my brother. Good luck with that. Let me know how that works. Sound good. Mastiff going to be asking Master

  • 27:14

    What y'all want? What y'all want to kick it about? What y'all want to talk about? Uh, I don't know if we should start with

  • 27:20

    the dark [ __ ] that's going on in the timeline. It's heavy. What? It seems to be somewhat confirmed.

  • 27:25

    It's been confirmed. Yeah, I've since we've been talking here, I've been talking to some other people. Okay.

  • 27:30

    And yeah, it's been confirmed that uh that D'Angelo has passed away.

  • 27:36

    Um, god damn it. One of the great, one of the absolute great 51 years old.

  • 27:41

    51 years old, reportedly of uh cancer. um after a struggle with cancer,

  • 27:49

    D'Angelo has passed away. A lot of people have sort of wondered where he's been and and why he hasn't been more

  • 27:55

    visible and people have been waiting for music and this is a reminder about why we shouldn't be doing that all the time cuz you don't know what's going on in

  • 28:01

    people's lives. You don't know what's going on in people's worlds. But he passed away and there will be better uh tributes, better obituaries than what

  • 28:08

    we can do today cuz we're all finding out in real time and a lot of people are reeling from this. Uh but D'Angelo is

  • 28:15

    one of the greats. Um most people know him for his three super important

  • 28:20

    albums. Uh Brown Sugar being really one of the forerunners of the Neo Soul era. If there's an album that that defines

  • 28:26

    '90s soul in R&B for me, it's that um and it's a it's a special album for

  • 28:33

    all the reasons that we can talk about later. Uh and then five years later, uh Voodoo came out. Voodoo

  • 28:39

    and Voodoo for many people was the high point of his artistry. Not for everybody, but it regardless, it was an

  • 28:46

    amazing album. Um, it's one of the best albums of the last however many years you want to put on, I would say. Exactly. And and and the

  • 28:52

    genius of it is again, Dandel's always ahead of the curve. He's never following trends. He's setting trends. Uh, and the

  • 28:59

    way that he fuses R&B and jazz and soul, uh, his vocal phrasing, um, hip-hop, of

  • 29:05

    course. Yeah. and also his musicianship when you talk to people like Quest Love who's one of his closest friends and somebody who almost started off like I'm

  • 29:12

    not going I'm not even going to perform on on Brown Sugar because I'm not into 90s soul to saying oh wait this dude is a genius this is one of the greats

  • 29:19

    um somebody like him will be able to really get into the nuances of it but I mean he was a genius and that's also the

  • 29:25

    moment where he became a sex symbol there were a lot of people I was about to say you named all that [ __ ] and and left out and taking a shirt

  • 29:30

    off I say that's the I know that's when you entered the if you had a girlfriend around 01 and a TV with BET. It was tough.

  • 29:36

    Yeah. Start doing some situps. Exactly. They had that little V show, right? Girls at the bottom of the screen. They

  • 29:42

    scroll and [ __ ] Yeah. And how does it feel? Obviously, the song we're talking about, one of the most innovative videos of all time in a moment where he became

  • 29:48

    a sex symbol and a reluctant sex symbol. Um, he was somebody who wasn't comfortable with all of that attention

  • 29:54

    and being, you know, sort of framed in that way. Partly because of his his different experiences growing up from

  • 30:00

    the church to the to to his body image stuff. But through it all, he continued to to to fight and he continued to

  • 30:06

    create and it was a big gap between that and Black Messiah album which was 14 years later. Um, for me that was a

  • 30:13

    masterpiece. Um, but beyond the music cuz I think there's there's a lot there. He was a human

  • 30:19

    being with with a child. He was somebody who people loved. His uh his co-parent Angie Stone just died last year. So,

  • 30:27

    uh, we're sending love to to their child as well. Um, and just a cool allaround cool dude.

  • 30:33

    Like if you're from the New York area, like you may have bumped into D'Angelo for sure

  • 30:38

    for sure in the street in the bowling alley. D'Angelo was just a cool dude anytime I saw him.

  • 30:44

    Yeah. Yeah. Same. Same. Same. And I think that's what I always appreciated about him. There's some people who are geniuses who want you to

  • 30:50

    know their geniuses and who walk through the world like I'm the greatest. And he was he was the opposite. He was a reluctant superstar. He was a hero to a

  • 30:56

    lot of us musically. Uh, but he was just an everyday dude that liked to do everyday stuff and he was loved to to that to that point, right? Like,

  • 31:03

    and I think the people gave him that like anytime I saw him, anytime there

  • 31:08

    was a a a lineup of performers in a New York area and he was on the bill.

  • 31:16

    Oh, yeah. It's packing up. Yeah. It was like LeBron or Jordan or

  • 31:21

    somebody. That's how the musicians looked at him when he was on the lineup. musicians wanted to hurry up what they

  • 31:27

    said and I'm talking about legendary acts to see him and greet him and speak to him. This is before Black Messiah. This

  • 31:35

    is when the mystique of it. So D'Angelo just what he did for my childhood, what

  • 31:41

    he did for the '9s, Neo Soul, the musicians all around the world.

  • 31:47

    Thank you. Like, thank you for your service. 51 is so young. Word.

  • 31:54

    That's so young. So so young. But we we had to celebrate. We had to celebrate

  • 31:59

    his life. 51 years. You got 51 of them things. Yeah. And lived it to to the fullest for the

  • 32:04

    goats. And did it and did it. He did it. He did. He played some goddamn D'Angelo, man. Play a little bit.

  • 32:10

    You remember you y you y you y you y you y you y you y you y you y you y you y'all know you know You Will Know. You know that was the first song he produced and wrote. Remember this the '90s hit? Really? Yeah. That was his first he

  • 32:16

    produced and wrote that. Um I did not know that. That's what I'm saying. He he did he was behind the scenes on so many amazing

  • 32:22

    projects that people don't know about from you will know all the way up to this more recent stuff man he's again legend

  • 32:29

    a little bit man I mean real quick real quick man we need to we need to we need to

  • 32:34

    just real quick for the legend man goes out to P everybody that was blessed enough to know D'Angelo

  • 32:40

    all right turns off pause tearing up man you good

  • 32:46

    kind of man Man, South Park. [ __ ] don't understand that. Yeah,

  • 32:51

    D'Angelo was really him. It was There's a lot of people out there pretending to be him. He was that. That's why we

  • 32:57

    He was really, really, really that. He was really him. When we was having that R&B conversation, ranking people and people just start saying, and no

  • 33:02

    disrespect to Maxwell cuz I love Maxwell, but when people just throwing names and putting them on tears, they're not the same. They might look the same

  • 33:08

    on the surface. Daniel is a [ __ ] genius. An actual genius. And I think people

  • 33:14

    don't don't appreciate that. And I I hate that it takes sometimes moments like this for people to really appreciate.

  • 33:20

    Yeah. The music world takes a takes a hit tonight. Yeah. Takes a huge loss. Huge loss. Our prayers prayers to their family, fans,

  • 33:27

    thoughts, condolences. Thank you. All of that. And again, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for for your

  • 33:33

    service. Um ish just I I I'm glad to hear your dog story.

  • 33:40

    Um No, no, no. Because I was frustrated with you because you left me hanging on Sunday. Well, how

  • 33:46

    did y'all ever play the Spades game? No. No. No. He said, plus after Friday, I think, you know,

  • 33:54

    I need I need a little JBP break. I need I need I need 72 hours.

  • 33:59

    You You want to get your ass twice, right?

  • 34:05

    Yo, you supposed to help me first, man. Excuse me.

  • 34:10

    So, what happened? No. So, I got I got suckered into moving. My mother-in-law was moving this weekend and I was asked

  • 34:18

    to come over to help. I thought help meant like, you know, pack this box up, tape this box up. Suddenly, they started

  • 34:23

    pulling out dressers and like chests and cabinets like old lady [ __ ] The [ __ ] that's been there for 70 years.

  • 34:28

    [ __ ] with all the plates in it and all. Exactly. Exactly. And it was just me. Oh [ __ ] So, I needed some backup. And I see your

  • 34:35

    eyes moving like why the [ __ ] would you call is like this [ __ ] like, "Yo, you shit." My eyes are like this. Like what the [ __ ]

  • 34:41

    does mother-in-law movement have to do with me? Well, because I different.

  • 34:48

    Holy [ __ ] This [ __ ] is different. Hey, granny. Best of luck.

  • 34:53

    Hey, that arm one won't move itself. Oh, marriage is going to be great for you. You going to nail this.

  • 35:00

    Oh, my girl is 51, [ __ ] You got like 30 years.

  • 35:05

    I'm chilling. Oh [ __ ] And I'm joking. And I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm joking. I'm joking.

  • 35:12

    That's my girl. My girl. Mother Mike.

  • 35:18

    Sounds a joke. Stupid idiot. Go ahead. I call. She got She got the new school furniture. She ain't got that old.

  • 35:26

    I called because I was like, "Not that you going to lift it for me, but I figured you would some of your your employees could come

  • 35:32

    on short notice and help me help me lift." So, what happened? He didn't answer. He he sent me the voicemail four times.

  • 35:38

    He's not. And then eventually he said he's at a sweet 16. So I say he's hand and then now you realize you were dog sitting

  • 35:43

    too. So I understand that. So I went to the local uh U-Haul.

  • 35:48

    Okay. Seems reasonable. And found some people out there. Yeah. Sent him in an Uber. I couldn't put them in the car.

  • 35:54

    Yeah. Wait, what? [ __ ] I had my pick up two Oh, you got you got somebody in the car with you.

  • 35:59

    I had my son. Oh, I pick up two complete strangers and put them in my car. Plus your son would probably drive them in your crazy

  • 36:06

    also. They would be like for the safety of the back home it's better than this my brother. Plus you got a nice car.

  • 36:12

    What is that? And plus you got a nice car. It wasn't that. I'm not It's only so many movers you can stuff in a Porsche.

  • 36:19

    But apparently you can't get Mexicans after a certain time at U-Haul.

  • 36:25

    No, no, no. Let me be clear. There are workers out there who are looking for day work. Most of them are from Central

  • 36:31

    America. And so I was like, but I didn't know where to go because it's not my hood. And Oh, sure. Yeah. It's not my hood either.

  • 36:38

    Yeah, but you're Mr. So I was going to drop your name anyway. Anyway, I found

  • 36:43

    some West African uh workers who were two dope brothers who I put in the Uber,

  • 36:48

    sent over there to move all this [ __ ] They moved it in like an hour flat. Nice.

  • 36:54

    The question is, how much would you have paid? How much is that worth to you? What? cuz I don't want to exploit them,

  • 37:00

    but I also don't want to pay U-Haul rates or like move professional moving rates. What how much should I have given them? Cuz when I asked them how much I

  • 37:06

    would have given whatever they asked for. They said just give us what you think this is worth. I hate that.

  • 37:12

    Right. That does make it really tricky. I hate that. I don't accept that. I don't even let nobody tell me that. Yo, let me ask you a question. Did they

  • 37:18

    really just work for an hour? Yeah. And they carried the [ __ ] Yeah, it was it was heavy [ __ ] though. But the [ __ ] is you didn't have to do

  • 37:25

    it. You get what I'm saying? Like it depends on what it's worth to you. I agree.

  • 37:30

    I would have gave him a buck and a half a piece. A buck and a half a piece. I would have gave him 250 each at least. 250 each?

  • 37:35

    Yeah. Ice is like, "You want to stay in this

  • 37:41

    country?" Oh [ __ ] Don't ask him. My name is

  • 37:47

    I Mr. Ice is different. Um, it wouldn't have been 250.

  • 37:55

    Would what would it have been just an hour? $70.

  • 38:00

    They might have got 300 um total. Yeah, that's why that's what you're saying. Maybe 200 total.

  • 38:06

    Yeah, probably around there from three to 400. Yeah, I would have gave him two each. I got one more question. Cory, I got to know what Cory would do. How much would

  • 38:12

    you give that [ __ ] himself? That's true. Girl, watch this. How much would you

  • 38:17

    give him? Probably about an hour a piece. Okay. I as my old head my uncle was

  • 38:24

    Yo, you're not down to exploit nobody. Let him say how much you gave. He might have gave [ __ ] $80.

  • 38:29

    Well, my uncle told me to give him 50 a piece. Okay, I'm going to move on from that. I'm not

  • 38:35

    I felt guilty. No, I didn't give him that. I gave him Cory. I gave him 100 a piece, but then I started when I my

  • 38:41

    uncle said this said like 50. They kind of heard him and looked up and they didn't speak a lot of English, but they heard that

  • 38:48

    and I was like, "No, we can't do that." So, I drove to ATM. I gave him Yeah. I gave them 100. I gave him 100 a piece and I was feeling a little bit bad. I

  • 38:53

    should have given him like 200, but hearing y'all talk 100 was at least in the range. Mark, you got to talk to Jesus about

  • 38:59

    this [ __ ] This [ __ ] I want to know like how much you pay for [ __ ] I mean,

  • 39:05

    I appreciate you breaking the uh the really sad moment. Also, he's trying to change the

  • 39:13

    He did great. He did great. Thanks. Thank you for that. Go mom in love.

  • 39:20

    A mother a mother-in-law is just funny, too. But oh, you don't Nobody like your friends. Well, I know friends probably don't call

  • 39:26

    you for [ __ ] like that. Mark, we've established that I'm on the opposite side of you in this.

  • 39:31

    No, not the money. Fans think that I'm a talking about money [ __ ] I'm talking about in terms of just helping like like when friends.

  • 39:37

    I'm lying. You're not hearing what I'm doing. Yeah, it's not true, [ __ ] Joe is not helping someone move. Joe

  • 39:43

    ain't helping us. You need him. He'll help you. That's what I'm saying. Helping you move. He's not helping you move, though. Yeah.

  • 39:48

    None of Were you like that before? Before you was like rich. That nigga's not helping you move, bro.

  • 39:53

    Joe Jo's not helping you. You sitting there making that nigga's not helping you move. You need some bread to to get somebody

  • 39:59

    to move. He I don't know about a lot. You ain't He's not helping. He's making like he don't help friends at all. I'm just talking about in terms of me

  • 40:06

    having to get out of my bed and leave my house to do something for a loved one.

  • 40:16

    Like I wanted to stop Mark's story when said I was at a sweet 16.

  • 40:22

    I wanted to hear about that joke, but he kept going. I was like, "All right, I ain't going to be the [ __ ] here. Who the [ __ ] turned 16 that we love?"

  • 40:30

    No, man. No, for real. I know your kids age, [ __ ] Who the Who? One of my

  • 40:36

    people's daughter turned 16. See, that's too far. That's fine. No, that's flying. I'm saying for me

  • 40:45

    well y'all the good girl dad's going to see y don't you waste the email

  • 40:51

    yeah anyway holy [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] girl sweet 16

  • 40:58

    sweet 16 is a big deal too it is it is I went to my girl sweet 16 sat over in

  • 41:04

    the corner looking stupid I got a dumbest nothing happened I got a funny sweet 16

  • 41:10

    I know you do cuz it got Oh, this is about the pot. I wasn't going to tell it. So, a girl comes up to me and she says, "Yo,

  • 41:18

    just want to tell you. I'm sorry." I said, "Huh?" So, the the the the the

  • 41:24

    sweet 16, the girl, her dad, the sister came up to me said, "Yo, I'm a big fan of the pod. I watched the pod. I'm not

  • 41:31

    going to lie. I wasn't really feeling you." So, I started laughing. She said, "Yo, but now I'm watching you and your

  • 41:38

    girl." And after the Dr. Omar episode. I wasn't really feeling you, but I see your girl

  • 41:45

    is for the people. [Laughter]

  • 41:50

    Yo, say it loud. I'm making proud. Yo,

  • 41:55

    I was crying in there. Yo, I was Yo, sir. What? She said, "Yo, holy [ __ ]

  • 42:01

    I'm watching how your girls just interacting and yo, and and this is my my brother." What was she doing? What was she doing?

  • 42:09

    being normal. Yo, no, this my brother and I know he love y'all and so if he love yo, but I'm just watching and your

  • 42:15

    daughter's amazing and your girl. Yo, like I'm like, okay. She like, stop playing. I'm serious. I'm

  • 42:22

    like, yo, me too. I was just like, yo, that's crazy. What do people expect your girl to be like, dog? I have no idea. But I was just I'm

  • 42:29

    like, oh, all right, cool. That [ __ ] was funny, bro. I was dying. People, we

  • 42:34

    continue to be tricked. the bars and [ __ ] girl is handing out

  • 42:41

    some [ __ ] meatballs. She wasn't doing nothing own business

  • 42:47

    right now. I was like yo people are crazy. Holy [ __ ] Okay, what else needs our attention?

  • 42:52

    Speaking of people's girls, okay, Acon sadly maybe, I don't know, is getting divorced.

  • 42:58

    Oh, unfortunate. Going on 29. Was married. Okay. Oh [ __ ] Yo, some of y'all [ __ ] down

  • 43:06

    here I don't be knowing. You got to tell me when y'all married. Well, we've only been married for 29 years.

  • 43:11

    Oh, yeah. They still one of those one of those African marriages. The

  • 43:17

    Oh, it's one of those African marriage, right? So, he's in fact the the anniversary, the 29th uh wedding

  • 43:26

    anniversary was the day he filed for divorce. Huh. She Yeah, that's fire. That's crazy. Lick. That's fire.

  • 43:31

    And she filed. Oh, okay. Well, that's fire. She filed. It gets more fire. Uh, she's suing $400 million.

  • 43:39

    Mhm. Did you say how many? $100 million. Yeah. According to reports.

  • 43:45

    Okay. According to reports. Yeah. Um, you goddamn right. What we know for sure is that they're

  • 43:50

    getting divorced. What we know for sure is that she wants a lot of money. Se, you know, eight fig, nine figures. And what we know for sure so far based on

  • 43:56

    reports is when they did an investigation of the accounts to find out how much money he had,

  • 44:03

    there was $10,000 in the checking account. Only apparently all of the money

  • 44:09

    Mhm. is in his mama name. Mm-m. It's in accounts and money and companies tied to his mother,

  • 44:15

    not to them. So she he's basically saying, "I don't have any money." And what was interesting to me about

  • 44:20

    this, in addition to being like, "Damn, that's a hell of an outcome." Is how many people on the internet are like

  • 44:26

    celebrating this, they're like, they giving him like standing ovations for this [ __ ] Like, gotcha. Like, and see

  • 44:31

    from the looks of y'all faces, it seems like y'all might have been in a

  • 44:40

    y'all ain't [ __ ] man. Oh, man. That's crazy, son.

  • 44:45

    Ice, you got to work on your [ __ ] too. That look like what Elon Musk did.

  • 44:51

    Yo, stop. You just saying go up a little bit more.

  • 45:02

    Don't shoot from down here. Very important.

  • 45:08

    Big big difference. Very different. Very nice. Since you're giving the standing salute, what what do you uh go

  • 45:15

    freeze? What do you say? Why about it? Why found a loophole in the system?

  • 45:22

    He missed a loophole, [ __ ] Freeze. See, freeze. Freeze does love a loophole. Y'all all love a loophole.

  • 45:27

    No, not like you. Okay. See, Freeze, this I'm I'm surprised by you a little bit on this one. Talk to me.

  • 45:33

    You are a feminist. Uh, no. But he he loves I know how I know how I know how important

  • 45:39

    relationships are to you and loyalty is to you. So I I can't imagine that if you were with somebody for 30 years, built a

  • 45:46

    life, got a kid, your whole career happened while you were with this person, not like last year, but 29. We

  • 45:51

    know what it kind of was 29 years ago, that you would want them to only have access to $10,000. Five.

  • 45:56

    Five. Right. Obviously,

  • 46:05

    half whatever I got. That is crazy. Obviously, he saw something that made

  • 46:10

    him make that move. So, how he might have got wind or whatever, however she was trying to

  • 46:16

    move. Oh, you know, you know what? Let me protect myself in case he did a he did a postmarriage prenup.

  • 46:22

    Maybe now he could. Now, to be clear, we don't know if these he's been doing that for all 30 years.

  • 46:28

    That's crazy. What about the guy that is seemingly very successful and wealthy

  • 46:33

    that still wears do on major platforms said he wasn't gonna be smooth with some

  • 46:38

    money out the fake blow and give out the fake hub blow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Like he's got he's gotten over

  • 46:45

    over on the likes of far far more people than just her.

  • 46:51

    I remember Acon City in Ghana when he was raising money. I'm saying he getting that money. I Oh, go ahead. I think your wife

  • 46:58

    deserves um nothing a fair

  • 47:04

    uh uh compensation. If they were married 30 years, bro, you got to think like he's really had a

  • 47:10

    meteoric rise in the last 30 years. So, I I I can't say that she in some way,

  • 47:15

    shape, or form did not play a part in that. Now, I don't know if she necessarily deserves half of his money,

  • 47:20

    how muchever money he has, but if she's suing him for a hundred, that means she thinks or knows he has a couple hundred

  • 47:28

    million. He was rumored to have been given a billion dollars by he came up here. Yeah. And talked about the Asian people, gave

  • 47:34

    him some money. Yeah. No, I'm saying talked about the Asian people. Everything that he said in that

  • 47:39

    interview, I believe one word that Agon has ever said. But

  • 47:47

    no, no, no. I'm just saying. But she would know. Yo, he he might be the only guest that's ever been up here where I didn't believe

  • 47:56

    nothing that he had to say. And that's my man, too. That's my man. Some [ __ ] could be your man and you

  • 48:02

    just you just know they lying. Oh, yeah. I love my friends that lie. I think they're the most entertaining.

  • 48:08

    They're the best friends. If you know that they they're liars and they lie. Correct.

  • 48:13

    It's not. It is. Yes, it is. It should be. And they try to get [ __ ] over the straight face. Your friends that lie are more

  • 48:18

    entertaining than your friends. 1,000% by far. They are by far. You don't have a friend that can [ __ ]

  • 48:23

    with me. You don't have one friend that can [ __ ] with me. And lion. No. And entertainment.

  • 48:29

    Oh, I thought you said a lion. Your lying friends versus your friends that don't lie. What? What? What side are you on?

  • 48:35

    I'm on the lion side. The lion side is way more entertaining. Yeah. Yeah. We entertain on this side. Especially when you know they lying.

  • 48:40

    Sorry, buddy. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What side are you on? What friend are you with? Yo, that [ __ ] be annoying,

  • 48:46

    my [ __ ] Would the [ __ ] just be sitting there lying and you know they lying? Make it funny. That's what makes it great.

  • 48:52

    Horrible. So, are you the lying friend? No, [ __ ] You crazy. You keep it real to the soul. This is honorable. I'm not going to do

  • 48:58

    that. Do you call them out when they lie? You just watch the show. No, they lie so much you can't say nothing cuz it me

  • 49:06

    too. Oh, for real? What? You for what? Yo, that's crazy.

  • 49:12

    You got to hear the story. You got to understand hilarious. What about when a lion still ain't catch

  • 49:17

    on? What about when the lion friend put you

  • 49:24

    in their lives all the time? Lie about nothing.

  • 49:30

    I don't tell him. He said let him lie. Like for real.

  • 49:36

    You need my help. I don't like it. Yo, you're a fool. That's my man. Don't talk about my man.

  • 49:42

    That's you, [ __ ] Even if he lied, [ __ ] we accept it. No, it's the best lies.

  • 49:47

    His lips start to twitch when he li

  • 49:52

    How is she? Yeah, she's fine. She's laughing. He sat up here and told us we've never

  • 49:57

    met a girlfriend of his. Yo, he he takes the crown.

  • 50:03

    But you got to know that. But you got to know that. That's my man. Don't talk about him either. I slide one of y'all if y'all talk about my man. Only us

  • 50:09

    could talk about him. Anyway, so so if Acon is this trash, right? Not trash. If he's this much of a liar and

  • 50:14

    y'all have this much skepticism, no, you can't get 100 million. Kick No, I'm just saying like like I wouldn't assume. You should know.

  • 50:20

    No, what I'm saying is I wouldn't assume that she's the one making angle here. If anything, I cuz to Isa's point that, you

  • 50:26

    know, he saw how she was moving and did. I'm thinking no, it's more likely he's been hiding money the whole time. Got everything

  • 50:33

    in my mama name. What do you say? That's the song. You heard the words, man. That's [ __ ] up. I don't know. I I

  • 50:39

    the government gonna find out after the same thing when they try to take buff [ __ ] They think they gonna get something. You

  • 50:45

    just watch. I I talked to some lawyers about this because I was just curious to know like how this plays out. And they said that a lot of times when you send money that

  • 50:52

    way or hide money that way, it is retrievable. So just don't so don't everybody think they can just go put money in their mama name and you can't

  • 50:57

    get it back cuz a lot of time that's a back door hood move we do thinking we avoid sharing but you might still have

  • 51:02

    to share it. Well my mom owns my business with me. Mine too. Now

  • 51:08

    what? You know it. It's like my mom owns my business. Now your mom owns a bit more

  • 51:16

    than than mine. You you looked out for mom.

  • 51:21

    I did too. But the decimals, let me ask you cuz you've been married a

  • 51:27

    long time. I have. And you've been married before you were you. Yes. Which is like similar to the Acon situation.

  • 51:33

    You are very similar to Acon though. Now we think about it. [ __ ] Ain't gone.

  • 51:41

    No, not on my man flip. I wasn't saying I was correct correcting him. I got it. Okay.

  • 51:49

    No. Enough. Enough on flip. Thank you. Hold me down. Suck my suck.

  • 51:58

    Suck a [ __ ] Suck free.

  • 52:03

    Oh man. We'll talk about it offline again. Um,

  • 52:10

    question about being married. I've been married. You know, if if you if you, God forbid, broke up with your wife, you will give

  • 52:15

    your wife everything she deserves. Exactly. You talk about ice, too. You talk about all the time how your

  • 52:21

    wife held you down when you ain't have enough. Stop. I dare you say something, [ __ ] I dare you try to imply I broke I broke

  • 52:27

    him down. I dare you try to imply that I broke him down. [ __ ] I slap. That's not what I'm doing. Don't make any

  • 52:32

    money. I'm not making no face about your wife. I'm listening. I'm just listening right now. Your mom [ __ ] and he outside.

  • 52:39

    Yes. I'm only listening. Okay. G. What's your question? I'd say I'm sure that that's what he would do.

  • 52:47

    You saying I'm sure that's what all we offer. Honorable men up here. Of course.

  • 52:53

    I hope we will leave our wives in the dust. You want to move back to Queens?

  • 53:01

    You want to go to shed? She talking about she want to go into a shared room. Oh [ __ ] Dad, I don't give a [ __ ] Go back to your quality of life before

  • 53:08

    me. Godamn. Licky helped me down too much. You know that's how I feel about I had I had nothing and she helped me

  • 53:13

    down. So yeah, that's the best time to do it. I think I cuz I didn't believe in call

  • 53:19

    at first, but I call a thing. Yeah. Oh, for sure. popping on my leg

  • 53:25

    and you [ __ ] saved me, held me down when nobody was there and then I

  • 53:30

    You can have the whole 10. [ __ ] you. The whole thing.

  • 53:36

    I'm Look, I'm a hustle. I could get it back. Get your wristwatch, too. Holy [ __ ]

  • 53:43

    Kids, too, that's watching. So, I wouldn't leave it like that now. Of course, we join. Maybe not half. Maybe a little 20%, but you know,

  • 53:49

    this [ __ ] is crazy. Half [ __ ] She'll get she'll get whatever she needs. Can they still have kids?

  • 53:55

    I don't think so. Yo, if they've been married for 30, bro. That's what I'm saying. What are you talking about?

  • 54:01

    All right. Depend on when you met him, I guess. And the kid, the oldest is 17, so if I

  • 54:07

    remember correctly. So, there's no child support. There's not a lot of child support to think about. It's really just about what you want to what you want

  • 54:12

    your other person to have. I just couldn't imagine how it got over on Ghana the African

  • 54:22

    this young lady didn't stand a chance a shot in hell she was down with him [ __ ] she was

  • 54:27

    there for 30 years she knew all that [ __ ] that was going on which means she know how much fanky he got exactly I don't have that much sorry

  • 54:34

    audience but child support topics really r us up up here why

  • 54:39

    not child support topics wife child support wife support yeah Same [ __ ] Any support women or

  • 54:45

    children? Any type of support for women

  • 54:51

    seems to really r us up. Holy. No. No. Are we done with the Agon topic?

  • 54:56

    I have a question. I'm done with Acon. M. Um, quick question. Can a black woman

  • 55:02

    be a feminist? Cuz I heard that feminism was uh a white woman's

  • 55:08

    like back in the 1800s, right? So, so because there's an argument online about

  • 55:14

    black women being feminist, how a black woman can't be a feminist. Yeah, black women could be feminist. There's different types of feminism and I think a lot of black women think about

  • 55:19

    feminism in different ways, you know, and sometimes white liberal feminism is only focused on white issues. So, like

  • 55:25

    the original and uh the suffrage movement, the right for women's women to

  • 55:30

    get uh the right to vote was largely for white women. It didn't include black women. That's what I'm saying. Which is why Sjour.

  • 55:36

    Exactly. So, that was that. But over time, Yeah. You know, that's one of the issues now

  • 55:41

    is that a lot of times like where white women at? When [ __ ] is happening to black women, when black women are getting kidnapped in Africa, there should be a feminist issue. When when

  • 55:47

    black girls can't get access to reproductive care, where the feminists at when people are dying around the world, where the feminists at? So

  • 55:52

    sometimes it's like it's not that black women can't be feminist, it's that the type of feminism that gets called feminism has never included us. And so a

  • 55:58

    lot of there's a lot of great brilliant black women feminists who have stood up to speak back against that. And that's what they be trying to do.

  • 56:04

    Got it. That boy Mark good boy. Yeah, you good. I had that accent. Yeah. Had that [ __ ] on. Yeah. He know about it. Anytime it come

  • 56:10

    to that oh men getting pregnant or whatever he quick

  • 56:22

    look at Joe I love this guy

  • 56:29

    black. I was I was I was I was like we I kept looking like we going I can answer this like we let this rock

  • 56:34

    look at this [ __ ] face. There's an argument about it and I wanted to know. First of all, what you're saying is not

  • 56:40

    true. Second of all, I want to do the prize picks, but I wanted to just shut

  • 56:46

    up and let y'all have your little piece it up moment.

  • 56:51

    Oh, look again. Yeah. Hey, Mark. Oh, look at

  • 56:57

    real cream. You got I got a question mark. Some of those big

  • 57:03

    words look at this. Look at y'all instigators. Look, that's what happened last time.

  • 57:08

    Exactly. Such a great leadership. That's a phenomenal question. Queens flip. Mr. Queen Flip. Black women can

  • 57:16

    indeed be like, "Yo, do I have to sit through this? Do I have to sit through this?"

  • 57:22

    Did y talk about that topic? Talk about the [ __ ] that you put out. No, my next topic got to do with injustice for white women.

  • 57:31

    Oh, dead ass. I'm serious, actually. But first,

  • 57:36

    before we get to that, the segways today have been [ __ ]

  • 57:42

    phenomenal. Don't app us. [ __ ] me up. Okay, I see. This is funny. This is some

  • 57:48

    funny [ __ ] Trying to cater to the other side. I get it. Okay, white people. Yeah, you made the money. You made the money by putting the video out. I see.

  • 57:54

    Keep on going, man. I was expecting more. Next time, one of y'all got to do the old school.

  • 58:02

    Hey, next next next tension that arises got to step on someone. Somebody please just give me some bad editing.

  • 58:08

    The shoulder to [ __ ] bad [ __ ] Yeah, give me a little, you know. Come

  • 58:13

    on. Give me one of those. Um, all right. It's time for my favorite part of the

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    when you play your first $5 lineup only on Prize Pick where it's good to be

  • 1:00:07

    right. Mhm. I'm still sick on prize picks from last night. Man, one catch cost me $1,000.

  • 1:00:14

    Does that make it one catch? Do you end up hating a player after that? You resent the player after that?

  • 1:00:20

    Nah, it's just Yeah. Yeah. Actually, yes. A brief moment in time at least.

  • 1:00:26

    No, for me cuz it averages out. The same player that lose you a week is going to win you a week. That's a factor. True. But when I like this particular

  • 1:00:32

    player, I had Luke McCaffrey for less than like 28 yards. He had nothing all game. He caught one ball.

  • 1:00:39

    Oh, he did. It was a tutty all game. 33 yards. I'd have been tight if I had uh Drake

  • 1:00:44

    London. I'll tell you that much. Yeah, he went off. Now, he went up, but that one play right before halftime

  • 1:00:49

    where he didn't fall back. Yeah. That play won me a fantasy matchup in our league. Oh, wow.

  • 1:00:54

    Cuz I was playing against Congrats. I got myself. All right. Well, what else is going on in the universe while we all here

  • 1:01:00

    spending quality time with one another? Yeah. Listen, I um I noticed every time Shade get into town,

  • 1:01:06

    my baby, you start to gain more weight. You know what I mean? Your stomach start to stick

  • 1:01:11

    out, [ __ ] You got bear belly. Every time you get into town, you up there, you you there eating good. So, I want to

  • 1:01:17

    know what the [ __ ] was on the menu and are you sharing last time? You know, you didn't share. You made a big deal about

  • 1:01:22

    it. You didn't want to give me any uh turkey wings with rice and beans. I did that. Some That's when you stayed a little

  • 1:01:29

    later. You stayed later. That put in that overtime. You know what I mean? My [ __ ] stayed late. Yes.

  • 1:01:35

    He stayed. Yeah. Ate ate some food. Yo, that's crazy. He didn't want to share. Big pots, too.

  • 1:01:40

    [ __ ] brought his son. Yo, my son ain't eat up and left without eating. If you cook for seven people and then three

  • 1:01:47

    extra people come, then seven people are deprived. I don't even think that's fair. Uh especially when you you hit the door as

  • 1:01:54

    soon as the mics go up. Yeah, that [ __ ] be at the the [ __ ] elevator. Like, no, I don't. I mean,

  • 1:02:00

    this morning she said some country [ __ ] if I ever heard it. But I mean, I'm not educated either, though, so I'll just

  • 1:02:05

    tell it to y'all. Let's hear it. Said, "Hm, it's cold out.

  • 1:02:11

    I think I'm going to make some lasagna soup tonight. Ah. Uh, okay. I'm not She hasn't lost me

  • 1:02:19

    yet. Yeah, I'm here. I heard about the I said, "Excuse me." Anything can be a soup. A and should be,

  • 1:02:24

    dog. I'm with you. I'm pro soup, [ __ ] I'm over there. All right. But I've never heard I've

  • 1:02:30

    never heard of lasagna, too. I'm not [ __ ] on it cuz she did show me some pictures. She googled it, man. Might be And it looked amazing. But you know what

  • 1:02:37

    else it looked like? Huh? lasagna.

  • 1:02:42

    It look like lasagna with with warm with some broth. I'm not mad at it though.

  • 1:02:48

    But it did look really good. So, I'll be back with my review of [ __ ] in in Texas are bored in the

  • 1:02:54

    kitchen. They just coming up with [ __ ] I'm here for any interpretations of soup. Any of it. I'm a soup guy. I'm a huge guy. I'm a

  • 1:03:01

    soup. If it was socially acceptable, I would eat soup all day every day. I don't need But that's how you keep this figure.

  • 1:03:06

    That's true. That's true. and bulimia. I can't wait for you right

  • 1:03:15

    and bulimia. No trigger warning or nothing, [ __ ] My bad. My bad. Yo, when Park's metabolism change,

  • 1:03:21

    you're going to look funny. They already 40. I don't think it is. I don't think Yeah, I think this is Hold up though.

  • 1:03:27

    It could happen. I was skinny at 40. You weren't skinny.

  • 1:03:32

    I wasn't skinn I wasn't skinny. Back to the friend that lies. Remember

  • 1:03:40

    and we go with it man serious too. No that's right at 40.

  • 1:03:45

    He was slim about I just said that. But that's sarcasm. But you being sarcastic you [ __ ]

  • 1:03:51

    [ __ ] At 40 I was way way smaller than way smaller than skinnier. Two different things. But I probably weighed I don't

  • 1:03:56

    even think I You just had hazel eyes my brother. They was lying to you. They was telling you whatever you want.

  • 1:04:02

    I telling me whatever I want to hear. They going to tell me that fat or skinny. I try really hard to fight that.

  • 1:04:07

    Like that's why I work I don't work out for any other reason other than I want to still be able to eat what I want and not get fat. Yeah. Like same.

  • 1:04:13

    What kind? I'm with you. Five five six days a week. Yeah. So she said this was some other some

  • 1:04:19

    more. Yo, find a topic too cuz I ain't going to just sit here and share all these [ __ ] miserable ass stories. But

  • 1:04:25

    boy, the lasagna story was not miserable. I'm here for it. I'm actually going to try and find some lasagna. So she looked me in my face. She she

  • 1:04:32

    looked me dead in the eyes and said, "So, what do you want to do for

  • 1:04:37

    Thanksgiving this year?" Which I thought was a trick question, like a loaded question.

  • 1:04:42

    It can be. I didn't know how to respond. Yeah. I just spoke to my mom 3 weeks ago. She was like, "Yo, what are we doing for

  • 1:04:48

    Thanksgiving?" "Nothing." "Cool. I'mma fly out. I'm going to go see one of my friends." I was like, "Cool. I don't give a fuck." That's what she You got to hit the reverse card, by the

  • 1:04:54

    way, on that question. That's one of the ones where what do you want to do for Thanksgiving?

  • 1:05:00

    Anyway, so I did. Yeah. So I did. Smart man. I was like, "Well, what do you want to

  • 1:05:05

    do?" I mean, you got a family. I thought I could soup what you would be doing.

  • 1:05:14

    I thought I would be in the streets picking up late from the bad [ __ ]

  • 1:05:20

    You would be with your kids. Good night. The hallest right in the world. The [ __ ] is this talk about?

  • 1:05:26

    Please don't tell. And then she says, I want to know what she said. Thank you. He said, "You know, I'm only asking

  • 1:05:32

    because I mean, I've been seeing you these last few years. Last year, you

  • 1:05:38

    were just home alone." She ain't like that. Hungry. Yeah. While everyone was festive, having fun.

  • 1:05:45

    A queen. You didn't have any friends or family. You just kind of was sitting there. That's a trick.

  • 1:05:50

    Yeah, it's definitely a trick. We've never spent Thanksgiving Oh, yeah. together. Got him. So,

  • 1:05:56

    God figured me and the kids would Come on. come over and the kids would love to spend it in Jersey instead of

  • 1:06:02

    Texas. I think that sounds great. Just fall. You get to see the fall weather. The tree leaves.

  • 1:06:09

    She'll cook. Watch football with you. Lasagna soup will be there for sure. Lasagna for sure. She got

  • 1:06:15

    Yeah, I fell for it. Of course you did. I fell for it. You didn't fall for it. That [ __ ] sounded great. You ain't had no choice, you [ __ ] ass

  • 1:06:21

    [ __ ] I fell for it. Ain't nobody pull one over your eyes,

  • 1:06:27

    [ __ ] You said okay. I thought that was so sweet. Same with me and the dog.

  • 1:06:33

    Nah, the same [ __ ] Hell no. It's just a labradoodle, [ __ ] Yes, it is. Enjoy that labradoodle.

  • 1:06:39

    It's the way she said it. A lasagna doodle. That's what you got. I thought that was such a sweet, sentimental, loving, and caring move. I

  • 1:06:47

    was like, "Yeah, that's how they get you." Yeah, it is. And guess what? Your whole plans of being out in the street,

  • 1:06:55

    right? I mean, they ain't really had no plan. That's a miserable Thanksgiving. Now you hopping around to the [ __ ] It

  • 1:07:01

    is the B. Yeah. You show up every year as the the alone guy.

  • 1:07:06

    Yeah. Begging for a plate. Not begging, but she been giving you plates since high school. This lady's mom.

  • 1:07:12

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We hit the same houses since 998.

  • 1:07:17

    Yeah. Doesn't sound like a bad Thanksgiving. Nah, you can't do that, man. Spend if you got family. Spend a few with your family. If you

  • 1:07:23

    have if you have family, it's definitely family. with your family. No, it is. If there's kids around,

  • 1:07:29

    provide for the kid. It ain't It's You had your time to shine. Your turn is done. Your turn is done. Our turn is done.

  • 1:07:36

    Whatever fun [ __ ] you could think of, it's done. It's over. You did it. And if you didn't do it, you're [ __ ] out of luck.

  • 1:07:41

    You got to find a new level of fun that includes the family now. That's That's a That's a fact. I a mad at the [ __ ] that did the fun.

  • 1:07:46

    Got to evolve doing it. You a mad at who? The [ __ ] that never did it doing it.

  • 1:07:51

    Well, if you never did it, then do it. Yeah. You got to do it if you if you can at some point. Yeah. Just know you're going to look stupid doing it

  • 1:07:57

    at 49. For sure. That arrested development thing. You trying to get your [ __ ] off at 49, 55.

  • 1:08:04

    The girls are putting pressure on [ __ ] that's 33. They understand that you 33,

  • 1:08:09

    [ __ ] You still doing such and such? I'm like, wait, what? At 33, my life was

  • 1:08:14

    all [ __ ] up. Yeah, I was in Ish house every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.

  • 1:08:21

    Anyways, it's cool. Um what's important uh or unimportant? Well, important is shout out to Asia

  • 1:08:28

    Wilson. Indeed. Yes, absolutely. Won another and and the whole ASA squad won uh another WNBA championship, third

  • 1:08:35

    in four years. The ratings were great. Uh ABC said it's the best ratings ever. A lot of people watched it. A lot of

  • 1:08:40

    people were excited about it. Uh she ran ran the whole the whole gamut this year

  • 1:08:45

    of everything. Player of the year, MVP scoring leader, finals MVP, defensive player,

  • 1:08:50

    defensive player of the year. swept the finals. I mean, you you can't have a better single season maybe ever.

  • 1:08:56

    The whole game winner over a married couple stat is and it was vicious, too.

  • 1:09:02

    A gamewinner over a married couple. Yeah. First time. That's fly. That is fly.

  • 1:09:08

    And my favorite part was watching at the end how much joy they had. Like her at the press confer. She was drunk as hell. Oh yeah. She was lit with the

  • 1:09:14

    tambourine. I loved it. Do it. Sarcastic personality started showing.

  • 1:09:20

    That's how you create superstars. She is a superstar. Once you start resonating with you like that, it it it creates something else

  • 1:09:26

    for real. And I loved watching her and Bam out of bio, too. I love watching couples celebrate each other, support each other, stand up for

  • 1:09:32

    each other. It was real dope just to watch it. Yeah, it was cute watching her become a girl. Oh, baby. Thank you so much for me,

  • 1:09:41

    baby. People pointed out that she hugged her father for just like 5 seconds and then she held him. But I

  • 1:09:47

    People on the internet are miserable. miserable. You counting the hug times between

  • 1:09:53

    family members crazy. And how long do you want adult people to hug their dad? How long should that hug be?

  • 1:09:58

    Right. No, it depends on your with your dad. [ __ ] if I win the chip tomorrow, me and my dad

  • 1:10:04

    quick. It's only It's only issue if they trained you.

  • 1:10:10

    Like I mean, but it's our fourth ring. But like I mean if you if for the first ring if I if I trained you your whole life from age five to be a pro and you

  • 1:10:16

    win your first championship and you give me a pound and hug this dude you've been dating for 6 months I might feel away. True. But fourth championship and you with the

  • 1:10:22

    dude you might going to be with I ain't tripping on the four on on at this stage. I a tripping about I'm used to you winning.

  • 1:10:27

    Yeah. This is this is part for the course. I'm used to you winning. Do y'all have those moments where where y'all have to go and be bam out of bio

  • 1:10:34

    in your relationship every every day? Yeah. Facts. Well, just go

  • 1:10:40

    not just support but like support. No, no, no. What I mean is BAM is a star. Okay. Yeah. We're in we're we're in public platform

  • 1:10:46

    and then there's this moment where you being in public platform doesn't matter where you got to go there and kind of show her any family or work related or

  • 1:10:53

    anything. Yeah, for sure. I just want to pause the show, walk in the kitchen like

  • 1:11:00

    right [Music] actually when I see it in action. That's

  • 1:11:08

    That's when I pull a chair up to the island and chuck in here.

  • 1:11:13

    That's the one. Hey, and then on the way out, you get my little smack on the ass. Hey, you're doing that [ __ ] This [ __ ]

  • 1:11:20

    look [ __ ] me. Me, too. Me, too. Me, too, though. I love you, baby.

  • 1:11:26

    Um. Oh, that it moving on. Stephen A. Smith.

  • 1:11:32

    Man, did y'all see Did y'all see when uh Serena's That's not No, I want to answer it now cuz now we look like [ __ ] is we got to

  • 1:11:39

    find a way to answer it. Repeat the question. Do we ever show up for our girls?

  • 1:11:45

    Use it in a phrase. Yeah. Use it in tricky words. Using a sentence.

  • 1:11:52

    Too many tricky words again. Yeah. Repeat it for me.

  • 1:11:57

    I I'm just saying the bam out of bio moment. I'm wondering if there are moments where you have to be the bam out of bio in your relationships in that way cuz we all support our ladies. I'm not

  • 1:12:03

    talking about that. I'm talking about like in that very particular way when it's her time to shine. Where it's her time to shine cuz you also got to shrink like if you bam out

  • 1:12:09

    of bio that you don't want to take too many interviews. You don't want to ask answer too many questions but you also want to be present to show that you support her but you got to kind of it's

  • 1:12:15

    a it's a tricky thing especially when you're when you're in jobs like we got. Right. So I just want I don't I'm not in that

  • 1:12:21

    situation a lot. So I was curious to know if that woman like that when I'm I'm go to her house.

  • 1:12:26

    All right, let run it. Okay, look. Look at my baby.

  • 1:12:37

    He actually he actually ran his back to be just right. Just do this [ __ ] again. Shut up.

  • 1:12:44

    You got to go ask more. My baby knowing the date and time.

  • 1:12:49

    She know what day it is over here. The paper towels up here. She killing. She killing.

  • 1:12:54

    Yo, you're an idiot, bro. I'm like that when I when I got when I go to the uh with the son football game.

  • 1:13:02

    I'm the boy. I have to I have to hide and you know just it's not about me. Mhm.

  • 1:13:08

    I don't have anything that's like her focus. Um she was doing a um what you call it?

  • 1:13:14

    Passion show [ __ ] I had to just sit there and chill. Let her be her. Um

  • 1:13:21

    girl, all the little girlfriend birthday party [ __ ] Go ahead. I'm trying. I'm trying.

  • 1:13:26

    I want to be an [ __ ] Your ass over me. Yo, I want to be an [ __ ] so bad, but it's

  • 1:13:32

    it's right there. It's mad [ __ ] Feminism show again [ __ ] [ __ ] that I could say to

  • 1:13:39

    But she going to [ __ ] me up and I don't want to deal with that. Fair enough. Can we just get some a little bit of

  • 1:13:44

    silence? Ow, [ __ ] You hurt me. I'm sorry. I did hit you kind of. I'm sorry.

  • 1:13:50

    I'm [ __ ] you. You did that so I can feel your strength. Can I hear more about you at the fraction?

  • 1:13:56

    Did you sit for a come on? Please, please, please. But

  • 1:14:01

    where do you sit? You sit in the back. No, it's just for real. Yeah, I got to hear it cuz we got to Cuz

  • 1:14:07

    we'll just allow her to be her. We watching you, [ __ ] He got that on so smooth. Yo, I got to

  • 1:14:14

    sit there and let her be. What were you wearing? No, you don't. We pressing these [ __ ]

  • 1:14:19

    No, you got to let her be. It's not about your mom. It's not about you. What' you wear? Some regular [ __ ]

  • 1:14:27

    I'm not fashionable. So I think you are. I I'm not. But where you be at when she in the

  • 1:14:32

    back? Sit in the car. That's the question. What said where was this fashion show

  • 1:14:39

    at? Hey can't do no [ __ ] miss in peace.

  • 1:14:44

    That's the last fashion show. Hey, let's put our foot down. Let's put our foot down. They can't keep pursuing their

  • 1:14:51

    dreams. Want to step on our dreams? Yes. I was about to say

  • 1:14:58

    he said he said it was a holiday in fashion. Yo yo yo, you good?

  • 1:15:03

    Yo, watch your [ __ ] mouth, Cory. That's disrespect. Yeah, we not good. Don't do that, Cory. That's the [ __ ]

  • 1:15:09

    with the with the folded with a chance. That's not what your mother playing. Don't talk about my family. Don't play

  • 1:15:15

    with the family. Don't pull a flip. Don't talk about my family. So dumb. You can't. I like the fact that Free got the

  • 1:15:20

    confidence to say, "Yo, go ahead. Do your thing. I support you." That's fire. We make jokes about you all the time. Oh, you ain't.

  • 1:15:27

    We ain't let you talking about We ain't let just do what they want to do. Not what you want to do, but if it's

  • 1:15:33

    You get one little fashion show and I got to know the designer.

  • 1:15:38

    Oh, for sure. He definitely did some background checks. Come on.

  • 1:15:44

    He's a feminist. You can walk for mossine.

  • 1:15:51

    Hey, my girl used to [ __ ] she was u

  • 1:15:58

    a child actress or some [ __ ] So when when

  • 1:16:06

    I'll snuff one of y'all. I'll snuff one of y'all. So anytime a commercial come on with

  • 1:16:12

    like kids in it, she critique it. No. Like she started wanting to have her dreams again. She

  • 1:16:18

    like I'mma call the agency. I like No, you're not. If you don't get your ass,

  • 1:16:24

    she can't model or act. If you don't make this lasagna.

  • 1:16:32

    Come on, son. Let it get when I tell y'all I am going to get my

  • 1:16:40

    ass kicked in the name of content. And y'all just look at y'all friends. Just let me go. I love you, baby. And yes,

  • 1:16:47

    she could get back to the agency. There you go. And getting the commercials and [ __ ] I've been dying of getting commercials.

  • 1:16:53

    Oh, what if she getting them before you? No, you do not understand what I just said.

  • 1:16:59

    It's going to be us. She do commercials for us. They don't need you. It's going to be us in [ __ ]

  • 1:17:04

    They don't need you. Yo, be Jay-Z like Yo yo yo, you can leave him. Leave him. We just We got the scene. None of None

  • 1:17:11

    of Barber videos are focused on the haircut. Wait, what? None of what?

  • 1:17:18

    What did he say? What did he say? What is the problem?

  • 1:17:24

    Have y'all been looking at this?

  • 1:17:30

    What did he say? Don't worry about it. Look at you. Did y'all look at the chips? No, I ain't see nothing.

  • 1:17:35

    I didn't see I didn't see it. What you talking about? Her her camera people. Oh my god.

  • 1:17:41

    We got to see the actual cut. She got the camera all on her [ __ ]

  • 1:17:47

    ass. Y these new age bar [ __ ] lunatics.

  • 1:17:53

    I can't even I'm trying to I'm trying to judge the lineup, right? Yo, you got to see this right here.

  • 1:17:59

    I'm looking at [ __ ] this [ __ ] mother. This

  • 1:18:04

    Oh, y [ __ ] Yo, what is your problem? I know. He right cuz it seen the clips

  • 1:18:10

    the way you know that camera is angled the wrong way. All right. Good boy. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ]

  • 1:18:16

    Oh man. Yo. If you are up and coming barber, we got to see the cut is all I'm saying.

  • 1:18:29

    What else we got, man? I saw it. Recession suspension.

  • 1:18:36

    Recession where? I got a headache. Yo, god damn it. She calls her freaky ball, but she on

  • 1:18:41

    Only Fans and all that. Yeah. Oh, my [ __ ] could cut it out. Oh, the shop mother.

  • 1:18:49

    This [ __ ] would have been innovative in 01. [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] The stripper.

  • 1:18:54

    The stripper barber. [ __ ] the whole hood would have been

  • 1:19:01

    for everybody tuition. the whole crooked

  • 1:19:09

    happy. We don't give a [ __ ] Oh man. Anyway, any

  • 1:19:16

    um off the rails, did y'all see uh did y'all see uh

  • 1:19:22

    y'all need to grow up, sir? You stupid. Your lineup looking different than

  • 1:19:31

    you the first thing got. If somebody

  • 1:19:38

    you can't get a [ __ ] shave up from nobody else, you got to go. You got to just go to your barber. Yo, anyways.

  • 1:19:49

    Got to look at this [ __ ] mustache. You ain't learned the mustache yet. [ __ ] trying to have a whole like

  • 1:19:55

    conversation. [ __ ] now we listen what you saying. Y'all is dumb as [ __ ] Serena Williams's

  • 1:20:01

    husband appeared on first tape and attempted to get his [ __ ] off

  • 1:20:08

    against Stephen A. No, he got it off. Well, that's what I want to talk to y'all about. I didn't love it, but let me play the

  • 1:20:14

    clip first so the audience knows what's going on. Mhm. Other one.

  • 1:20:20

    Now, where that is, I don't know. Behind you, right? Right there.

  • 1:20:27

    You say he did get his he got his [ __ ] off. I thought he got his [ __ ] off. jacket over here. I'm throwing it on me. Don't touch my jacket again. Don't put Don't throw it on

  • 1:20:33

    Don't touch my jacket. Don't throw it on me. Don't throw it on me. Those are jeans, right? And

  • 1:20:38

    I'm asking Oh, those are sweats. Jeans. Sweat jeans. I got to ask.

  • 1:20:44

    It's still spacing this [ __ ] I'm going to find this clip [ __ ] of Stephen a nut.

  • 1:20:50

    You think football is jeans on Steinway, man? No, man. Oh my god. Yo. Hey yo, I ain't going to lie. I just

  • 1:20:55

    thought I watched that I watched that barber video. I'm sorry. Oh my god. I just going on. She trying to have a

  • 1:21:01

    whole conversation. Girl, we not listening to you. She tried to do a an interview by giving a [ __ ] shape up.

  • 1:21:09

    She was in the LeBron [ __ ] I said, "What she talking about?" Her [ __ ] was egging. Oh. Oh [ __ ] This where

  • 1:21:16

    you been this whole time. All right. I got a clip for y'all. Y'all

  • 1:21:22

    Yeah. Let's get back. Y'all are stupid. the lick. How

  • 1:21:27

    what Stephen A is saying if he was in that situation and now he's married.

  • 1:21:32

    He's not allowing any none of that to happen. No. If I'm married and my wife

  • 1:21:37

    is going to join trolling her ex, go back to his ass cuz clearly you you

  • 1:21:42

    don't belong with me. What you worried about him for you with me? I'm not also too Stephen A. Smith, you

  • 1:21:50

    had some I think you had some marriage advice for me. Is that right? Or Well, you know what? I listen, I did it.

  • 1:21:56

    People, you know, headlines are headlines. We can get into that another time, but I think I'm hoping I was I was

  • 1:22:02

    hoping you were clear. I But but Oh, I'm No. Oh, no. No. I am not qualified.

  • 1:22:07

    Married. Well, I I ain't qualified, my brother. Boy, kept going. I was I was going to ask cuz you hadn't

  • 1:22:13

    been married before, right? I am married. No. No. See, okay. Okay. Yeah. Cuz I I give advice to plenty of founders who

  • 1:22:20

    want to build billion dollar companies. And the reason I do that is because I build billion dollar companies. Yeah. So

  • 1:22:25

    I generally try to stay in my lane as advice. We'll talk marriage advice later rather than 13 years strong. We got Alexis.

  • 1:22:31

    Thank you very much. Yeah. I mean he did his thing. I respect

  • 1:22:36

    that. Um distinguished panel. It's two ways. I respect that.

  • 1:22:42

    No, he did his thing. He stood up for his wife. Um which I think he should. But he stood up for himself for and himself from TV.

  • 1:22:48

    He caught some bars and all that mess too. So he had all the right in the world to say, "Yo, go ahead and do that shit."

  • 1:22:53

    Yeah, that's true. Well, he from TV. I say he handled his business. I thought Stephen A didn't follow the Stephen A would have played

  • 1:22:58

    into that more. No, he wouldn't. No, he wouldn't. I thought I thought You don't think so? No, he wouldn't. I think Stephen A was

  • 1:23:04

    the ultimate professional. They picked 900 different ways to get out of that. Yes, they did. No, that's for sure. She was trying to

  • 1:23:09

    get him out of that. It wasn't. It was both of them, though. Yeah. I I thought Stephen first catch it. Headlines to headlines. We can get to

  • 1:23:15

    that at another time. We can get to that at another time. Him saying, "Let's talk about this another time." He he went on to say like

  • 1:23:20

    everything about that said we know what you trying to do. Not right this second.

  • 1:23:26

    You are who you are. So we ain't even got a long talk break on you. Like we either coming out or go uh going out or

  • 1:23:32

    coming in. We don't have all his time to do that. So they was trying to lead him, but he was still hellbent on getting his

  • 1:23:37

    [ __ ] off. Then I think even more so I wish Stephen A would just let him get that. I just thought it would have been a cleaner a cleaner clip to go viral or whatever. I

  • 1:23:42

    just didn't I didn't like it just from a production side. But I thought what he said was was great. I I would have done the same thing. I thought what he said

  • 1:23:48

    was great and I think what Stephen A Smith did was professional. He tried to get out of he self humiliated. Yeah. Me

  • 1:23:53

    me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me me mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar mar marriage and all man I'm dummy over this like he tried to you know what I'm saying qualified Yeah. Yeah. I ain't

  • 1:23:59

    qualified. You know what I'm saying? He got ahead of the joke. So I think I think he tried to like getting ahead of it. That's I guess that's what I'm

  • 1:24:04

    trying to say. Yeah. He saw where it was going like yo let me get out of this. Yo yeah I'm not married. I'm not qualified. I went with

  • 1:24:10

    the opposite side be engage. No no no. Like cuz he said like the headlines he did say that like the thing

  • 1:24:15

    dude was he's accusing him of he said and he kind of act like he didn't. That's the part I'm saying if he had just not done that part and just let I'm

  • 1:24:20

    not saying anything wrong. I thought homeboy was corny. You thought he came off. I think it was corny. I think that was corny.

  • 1:24:26

    No. Say why? It wasn't. It was corny one because the the person that you spinning on done back down nine

  • 1:24:33

    times already. Twice. I see what you're saying. Okay. Yeah. But you had a lot to say. That's why I'm saying it didn't look good for TV. You had an awful lot to say when I

  • 1:24:39

    wasn't here. Now I'm here. We can address this. I'm back. The back down addresses it. Yes. The back down addresses sometime.

  • 1:24:47

    So cool. Then you want to get your [ __ ] off. All right. Cool. So you you getting this [ __ ] from both. How he came off in

  • 1:24:52

    getting his [ __ ] off. Like I get the point of stay your lane. Give advice in areas that you have some type of expertise at.

  • 1:24:58

    And for me that's building billion dollar. Not just that. I'm talk I'm going to talk this big dick [ __ ] Yo, I build

  • 1:25:04

    billiondollar companies. Stay in your little sports media lane. And

  • 1:25:09

    and I got to defend my wife. defending my wife's honor and my own honor. This is a woman that the woman see every

  • 1:25:14

    day, [ __ ] Like, who knows how much? I'm not mad at defending your wife. Please don't make me sound like that.

  • 1:25:20

    No, I get it. I just think the manner in which he chose to do so, I think he could have also came off better, choosing a

  • 1:25:26

    different outlet. Uber aggressive. That's what I'm saying. From a TV perspective, it didn't look as it didn't look cool. It wasn't like a clean knockout. It looked It looked a little

  • 1:25:32

    corny. I don't think he was corny, but I The exchange didn't I didn't like the way the exchange was. Once got the Joker

  • 1:25:37

    and says, "All right, I don't know. I got no place for this. It's harder for his joke to land. Yeah. He tried to take the sting out of

  • 1:25:42

    it. That's what him him him spinning that way on Stephen A made me somehow

  • 1:25:48

    understand the Drake bar more. Cuz if you do that on TV on the spin,

  • 1:25:53

    the chances are you done some [ __ ] at your bodies. You just a dick. You just pretentious

  • 1:25:59

    dicky billion dollar businesses and I'm gonna build a billion. A [ __ ] do you have a billion?

  • 1:26:05

    He got more than Stephen A. No. From what I heard that's like the guy. Huh? From what I heard, he got hella hella money.

  • 1:26:11

    Do you have a billion? No. From what I say, he's not Don't say the B word when you spend it

  • 1:26:17

    on me, [ __ ] Did you give advice to me? Got more than Stephen. If I got more if I got more than the person I'm spitting on

  • 1:26:24

    billion dollar companies with an S. Yeah, I don't know that he has I don't know what he has. I don't know. I don't know

  • 1:26:30

    either. But again, if he has a reputation, well, if he has more than Stephen A, I don't think he would have been saying,

  • 1:26:35

    "Oh, I'm an adviser and I give advice." I think he would have stunned it. I believe he's worth a few hundred million. I'm going to look, but that's

  • 1:26:41

    what I think it's a few hundred million. Oh, so then that was his stunt. Then that that was the He's got a lot of

  • 1:26:46

    money. He's just stunning. Yeah, he got a lot of money. Still a stunt can come off.

  • 1:26:52

    Mind your single business when you're talking to a married man about married. He's worth a buck buck 50 accord as of

  • 1:26:58

    2024. Oh yeah, Stephen a got shut. That's what I'm saying. He's not Yeah. See, but I would see I guess what I'm saying then

  • 1:27:04

    is I would have loved that. I would like I would like to I would like to hear that conversation. I'm worth $150 million Stephen A

  • 1:27:11

    and again and I give advice and growing. Yeah. Yeah. I would have liked to see him shape it like that. I guess I'm

  • 1:27:18

    saying I mean but I think that that is implied within the I built multiple billion dollar companies conversation. But

  • 1:27:24

    again, I think it comes back to the married versus non-married conversation. There's a lot of commentary about married people and what their wives are

  • 1:27:30

    doing and you should be you're going to let her say this and let her do this and let him say that. You're not married. Shut the [ __ ] up. and you don't know

  • 1:27:35

    what their marriage is. Shut the [ __ ] up. Hold up. Joe is shut the [ __ ] up right now. Let these [ __ ] cook. Let them cook.

  • 1:27:41

    Ask what? Stephen, forget about whether you agree with the advice or not. Is he out of pocket for giving advice? No.

  • 1:27:47

    I don't think he was actually trying to give advice. I think he was entertaining. He was a giving his personal opinion.

  • 1:27:53

    He was just yapping. Or should I say, should should you like cuz his whole point is, like you said, if you're not married, don't talk about

  • 1:27:58

    married people. [ __ ] He's saying if my wife wouldn't do this, my wife wouldn't do that. Is that out of bounds? I don't think it is. I don't think it

  • 1:28:05

    is. It's not necessarily out of bounds. But you don't have a wife, so I don't really want to hear you say what my wife will and won't do. It's easier said, we do that up here

  • 1:28:12

    every day. Same way. Anytime there's some kick conversation, I got to shut the [ __ ] up. If you're not married, shut the [ __ ] up.

  • 1:28:17

    It's easier said than done when you're in a relationship and you close with your partner. A lot of times, in order

  • 1:28:22

    to keep the relationship satisfied, you allow, not allow, but you look the other way when certain things happen or when

  • 1:28:28

    they want to do certain things. You support your partner. If she want to go over there and quit walk and disrespect that ex, you going to support it.

  • 1:28:34

    Again, the ex that also disrespected him, right? That's the that's the key cog in this whole argument both of us.

  • 1:28:41

    Yeah. Right. Drake said something about him. Yeah, baby. You can go cri all the [ __ ] you

  • 1:28:46

    want. Actually, do it twice. Do that next couple rounds. Spin around and do it, too. Do you think homeboy went up to ESPN with a battery in his back from his

  • 1:28:52

    wife? Like, do you think she said, "You better represent for us when you go up there." Or do you think he did it all over? I think he might have told her, "I'm going to do this." Yeah,

  • 1:28:58

    I don't think she put and that's why when he backed down, he ain't he ain't submit. He kept going. I felt like I'm up here

  • 1:29:03

    for the sole purpose of doing this. Yeah. Let's also remember who she is as someone who is an ESPN mainstay for

  • 1:29:09

    20 years and a legend in the game. Yeah. Go up there, cook and she can't do it. I mean, she could,

  • 1:29:15

    but it's not the same. It's a woman. Yeah. Like you she a woman and she a legend. She ain't got no business going back and

  • 1:29:21

    forth with Stephen. Shut up. You're no athlete. You average one point in high school.

  • 1:29:26

    My dad the other day, who must have just learned how to use his phone, has he

  • 1:29:32

    sent me I didn't even know he was on Tik Tok. My dad's on Tik Tok. That's funny.

  • 1:29:37

    He sent me That's funny. He sent me 13 Tik Toks of people just kicking Stephen A's back in.

  • 1:29:43

    Mhm. Yeah, I know your father until I said, "Dad, why do you have a Tik Tok? I don't even know you had Tik Tok." But

  • 1:29:51

    he's like, "No, I'm on TikTok and I see all of these videos of people kicking Stephen A's back in. And I have been

  • 1:29:58

    telling you for years upon years upon years, even when Stephen A came up there and did that show that I don't [ __ ] with

  • 1:30:05

    him. I don't [ __ ] with his takes. I don't [ __ ] with him on Black Matters. I don't [ __ ] with this and then he pulls

  • 1:30:11

    out his rolodex of all the [ __ ] [ __ ] that Stephen A has done over the past however many years, which I'm aware of."

  • 1:30:17

    Mhm. But yes, it seems that Stephen A has turned up the

  • 1:30:24

    He getting mad. I'm not going to call it a Kuna meter. I He said a lot of dumb [ __ ] No, he just recently recently.

  • 1:30:31

    No, he's just he's going crazier. He shot at um Jasmine Crockett. Jasmine Crockett.

  • 1:30:36

    Sounded stupid again. He sounded nuts. He sound He sounded nuts. Stephen A got a lot of money for them people.

  • 1:30:41

    Yeah. And you got to try to keep Hey yo, here's how I feel about that. You got to try to keep up with the Joneses, bro.

  • 1:30:47

    You got to try to keep up with the time. Meaning that you have to try to hold your position. You got a lot of money.

  • 1:30:52

    You have to entertain. You have to get the clickbait. You got to do whatever you can do. Yeah. You got to keep your numbers up.

  • 1:30:58

    Yeah. But some of that [ __ ] is not going to age well. Yeah. And and at what expense? Cuz again, no disrespect to him. I remember

  • 1:31:05

    how soft he went on uh what was the quarterback that was doing the [ __ ] [ __ ] in Mississippi.

  • 1:31:10

    In Mississippi. Brett Favre. Brett Favre. Yeah. He ain't say much. You get what I'm saying? like he just went over that [ __ ]

  • 1:31:16

    with a light brush. But when it came to Kyrie, when it came to other people, he like put two footed two feet in and went

  • 1:31:22

    all in. And it's like like where you drawing a line on morality or where you

  • 1:31:28

    drawing a line with regards to your opinions. I understand that clickbait is what people do in in this business, but

  • 1:31:34

    you can't pick and choose when you want to be clickbaity. See, I strugg I'm not disagree with I I

  • 1:31:39

    struggle with with with Stephen. I know Stephen a long time. Um, and I like him a lot and he's been good to me. I think

  • 1:31:46

    he's dope. He's he's a good dude. He's a legend. Absolutely. He's No one has done what he does better than him ever.

  • 1:31:51

    Um, but I remember when he first got let go of from ESPN and uh we were I was working at Fox

  • 1:31:58

    News, I believe. I can't remember. We were both at Fox News doing some shows together and we got a chance to spend some time together just talking about

  • 1:32:05

    politics and stuff. I think he believes a lot of this [ __ ] Like I I think our our assumption a lot

  • 1:32:10

    of times is that people are selling out or or they're they're doing things for or pandering. And again, sometimes

  • 1:32:17

    people believe that [ __ ] and I think he's wrong. But I think when I I think he's a lot more conservative than people think. I

  • 1:32:23

    think people assume if you're black, you're going to be a liberal on all these issues and he's genuinely not. I've also heard him have some fairly

  • 1:32:30

    liberal uh ideologies. At least I maybe that was the pandering part. I think he's I think he's like most I think he's

  • 1:32:35

    like a black dem a middle-aged black Democrat, right? Like you gonna vote Democrat. Fairly centrist. Yeah, but fairly centrist. You know what

  • 1:32:41

    I mean? I don't know that he voted Democrat. I'm only going by what he told me in the past. Now, the Trump one I can't speak

  • 1:32:47

    to. I don't believe he voted for Trump cuz he's he's he was, you know, I can't speak to the last election, but I know what he told me in the past. Got it.

  • 1:32:52

    Prior to the last four years. Um, but it wouldn't shock me if he voted for Trump.

  • 1:32:57

    And what I'm seeing now is I think I don't think he's lying about what he believes, but I think what he does do strategically maybe is like you said and

  • 1:33:05

    like you said kind of like there certain issues going to he I think he really disagrees with Jasmine Crockett but he

  • 1:33:10

    knows that's going to get clicks you know supporting agreeing with Donald Trump on this thing is going to get clicks and the [ __ ] that

  • 1:33:15

    we might all agree on with him he's not going to say cuz it's not it's not controvers what he highlights for the money

  • 1:33:23

    which is which to me is just as unprincipled. It's it's a manner. It's a manner in my opinion.

  • 1:33:29

    If I disagree with Jasmine Crockett, right? What was the thing that he disagreed

  • 1:33:34

    with about Jasmine Crocker just for context? She basically she ain't doing nothing for her district. Instead of coming out here blasting Donald Trump, she need to

  • 1:33:40

    be focused on on on doing for her district, which is kind of a right-wing talking point because Jasmine Crocker actually is supporting the district. She's doing a lot in Houston and I

  • 1:33:47

    support everything. She also went crazy when Joy lost her gig. Yeah, for sure. He went too crazy when Joy lost her gig.

  • 1:33:53

    And that was my point. Like I I think that he's been gungho when Trump has come up in certain topics like repping repping

  • 1:34:00

    for him. He's been a little off. Agreed. Agree. And to Mark's point, maybe not off cuz

  • 1:34:05

    we also have to throw in his political aspirations in this. Like you think those are real?

  • 1:34:12

    Yes, I think they're real. Yes. Yeah, I do. I think so. At first, I didn't think so.

  • 1:34:18

    But his his show his uh show on YouTube, he does a lot of political. started a new political basically a new political show

  • 1:34:24

    too. Yeah. He's trying to really be in that lane which is also hard. I mean it's one thing to go from NBA to boxing or

  • 1:34:30

    football which I think is a stretch another watch him watch him do UFC for me was hard to watch

  • 1:34:36

    but to go to politics when that's not your area is really tough. So I think some of these takes are

  • 1:34:42

    that's where it ties in to the other conversation that you wanted to have about whether that type of behavior is

  • 1:34:49

    inevitable at a certain in a certain And I don't think it's that hard to to

  • 1:34:54

    to to to pivot. Yeah. Especially when you're a black popular man and if you want to run on a

  • 1:35:00

    Republican side of things, it's not Hershel Walker is up there. He can't talk.

  • 1:35:05

    You get what I'm saying? So, I think you're going to be accepted. You have a voice. You have a platform. You have a following.

  • 1:35:11

    Come on in. And I think they'll welcome you in more. So, you a long time ago, I

  • 1:35:16

    don't even know if you were up here at this point or you might have it might have been your first time when you uh guest hosted and you said, "Dog, if I

  • 1:35:23

    wanted to go to the to the other side, I would be filthy rich cuz the conservatives would welcome you with open arms like look at

  • 1:35:30

    this PhD black man. He's supporting us. Just give him the money because he has enough influence that he could pull some

  • 1:35:37

    people over." Yeah. And I think I think that they would welcome Stephen A with open arms if he decided to go to the

  • 1:35:42

    conservative side of the aisle. I think he would be, you know what I mean? Like they would be

  • 1:35:48

    recruiting that [ __ ] uh uh uh like like a college athlete. So do y'all think some of this is kind of like laying the groundwork?

  • 1:35:53

    Yes. Maybe. Not some like Yes. Like I'm showing y'all planting seeds basically. I'm showing y'all where I

  • 1:35:59

    stand. I think all of this is laying the groundwork. And then there's this moment where they perform outrage. You know, I had it with the Democrats. I tried to be

  • 1:36:04

    independent. I tried to do this. I tried. Now I got to go over there. It's all like you said, laying the groundwork and like you said, and then you end up

  • 1:36:10

    this Republican leader with all this money coming in. The thing I wondered about, and this is

  • 1:36:15

    sort of what we were starting talking about off air, is is this an inevitable thing when you start getting too much money?

  • 1:36:21

    I think I think that's I think a a great conversation is in there. So, that's what we was having off mic. I think that this is what I really will

  • 1:36:27

    think. I think that when you get a certain amount of money, especially if you got it out the mud,

  • 1:36:34

    Mhm. I think a lot of those people when I speak to them, they are no nonsense with regards to

  • 1:36:40

    excuses. Mhm. And I think they look at the excuses like it's a liberal thing. Okay?

  • 1:36:45

    You get what I'm saying? Like I think they look at they think they look at the excuses like, "Oh, you asking for handouts or you asking for this and

  • 1:36:51

    that." And that typically is uh something that's identifiable with the liberal identifiable with the liberals.

  • 1:36:57

    Um I think that these [ __ ] get in certain rooms and they be around certain people and I think they allow those opinions to

  • 1:37:04

    sway them. I do. I think I think that when you up in that 200, 300, 400 million bracket, I

  • 1:37:10

    think they just get around people sometimes and and and um I I think that the the the fodder becomes it starts to

  • 1:37:18

    stick. I think I agree once you're in certain social circles. I think you start to take on some of the personalities of those social social.

  • 1:37:25

    And I also, you know, back to your point, when you get it out the mud, like you're afraid of losing it, man. Like

  • 1:37:31

    it's it's as someone that's successful, a lot of people get afraid of so you

  • 1:37:36

    could do it. I did it so you could do it or that too. But you might have been the one out of 700,000. That don't mean that

  • 1:37:43

    the the odds or the systems in place are not still in, you know, against us.

  • 1:37:48

    Typically, conservative politics lend more towards favoring wealthy people keeping their money. And I think the

  • 1:37:53

    people who work really hard for their money want to keep their money and are willing to be okay with any of the other

  • 1:37:58

    ideologies that they're right just to keep their money and definitely not give it to the people who who didn't

  • 1:38:03

    work as hard in within the logic of their argument. So that just leads me, I think, to the most sort of fundamental

  • 1:38:09

    question, which is sort of Joe, when are you going to jump the shark? When are you going to like what's the number

  • 1:38:15

    where you turn to a complete, you know, I want to say piece of [ __ ]

  • 1:38:22

    but certainly close to it. I got a head start on that part.

  • 1:38:28

    I don't uh you know, it's funny about that.

  • 1:38:34

    I think when you ask most people how much money they would like to make, I

  • 1:38:39

    think that they have a number in mind. For me, it's the opposite. Like I

  • 1:38:45

    there's like a certain number where I wouldn't want to make it for the reasons that y'all are stating. I've heard a lot of people say that

  • 1:38:50

    today. I told y'all that I can't get a billion dollars. Like I I can't get well

  • 1:38:56

    super super super rich. See, that number for me is not a billion. I'm just saying. But it's not a billion, but was it like 10 billion?

  • 1:39:01

    Get crazy rich like that. Wait, is it more than a billion? Yeah, [ __ ] He has a billion dollars in

  • 1:39:07

    his sights. Yeah. What you talking about? It's more than a billion. I don't know. I don't I don't know. So, look. So, what number then you

  • 1:39:13

    saying it's a billion dollar? You said it's a number that's scary. There's a number where you see that I'm not pocket watching.

  • 1:39:20

    There's a number where they would allow me in certain rooms and behave there. There's an expected behavior that comes

  • 1:39:26

    with That's true. The admittance. You think so? Yeah, I think so. See, I think it's just the opposite.

  • 1:39:31

    Yes. I think depending upon what your value is, they'll accept and tolerate your behavior. No, not necessarily. Oh, but I think

  • 1:39:38

    that I think you're talking about actual like I think you're thinking about um in the room behavior versus how you

  • 1:39:47

    use your platforms and use your money to influence things. So like a Zuckerberg, he's more liberal, right? Correct. A lot of the a lot of the uh

  • 1:39:53

    Fang guys that were standing behind the Republicans, and by the way, I don't want to make this like a partisan thing

  • 1:39:58

    because there's nothing wrong with having that side. Uh yeah, a lot of them had liberal ideologies,

  • 1:40:04

    but then I think there's pressure to Come over here. Come back. And again, the conversation I'm not

  • 1:40:10

    having is not is the conversation the conversation I'm having is not a political one. Yeah, that's not my

  • 1:40:15

    world. I'm just talking about getting a certain certain amount of money and what

  • 1:40:20

    is expected upon you and is that with your belief system or is it against your belief system?

  • 1:40:25

    So basically like once you get in them rooms, you got to be one of us. That's a

  • 1:40:30

    or you gota at least show that you're one of us. You know coming to one of that's one of the ways to that's one of the ways to grow wealth in this country

  • 1:40:38

    or that's one of the way I was this all morning I've been watching u I've been watching just think pieces on Gilbert

  • 1:40:44

    Gilbert Arenz did a live with a gentleman named Low who is pretty well informed in his

  • 1:40:51

    streaming his streaming world. He see he's somebody I wasn't familiar with him but and the dulo was just asking him all

  • 1:40:56

    about his business and it was Gil one of his co-hosts and Brandon Jenners and he was all right so

  • 1:41:02

    who owns what All right so you don't own your [ __ ] all right so you it's 50/50 you and who okay so who owns the YouTube

  • 1:41:09

    channel okay so how much money he was grilling them and it came out that Gil basically I don't want to call it a 360

  • 1:41:15

    the internet is called saying that Gil is in a 360 and they're trying to paint that as a bad thing

  • 1:41:21

    it's not always a bad thing, right? Especially when you've made as much money as Gilbert Arenas.

  • 1:41:28

    Gilbert Arenas was already over $300 million. So, him and his co-host and what it cost

  • 1:41:35

    to keep them and what it cost for the set, that's a lot of money. Gil Gil was saying, "Yo, they pay for all that. They

  • 1:41:43

    pay for my talent uh fees and yada yada yada yada." But anyway, I bring it up to

  • 1:41:49

    say I too have been offered situations where I sell 50%.

  • 1:41:56

    Terrifying to me. Terrifying. Or 51%.

  • 1:42:02

    Because now we open the door for my belief system to just be trampled over.

  • 1:42:09

    Yeah. Not at all. Now whatever you say goes, which is cool in business,

  • 1:42:15

    that won't work for you. But in moral in moral land, no. You can't just No. I

  • 1:42:20

    wouldn't be able to sleep at night today. Would you sell? Today. Today. Today. Today. I reserve

  • 1:42:25

    the right to change my mind at all times. But today? No. Not for me.

  • 1:42:30

    Would you would you sell 49%. No. Today. But I'm just saying now keep you still

  • 1:42:36

    keep the controlling interest. And now I got to go in the room and explain something to somebody. True. Now I got to go in the room and explain

  • 1:42:41

    something and get a boardroom to see things my way. Now we got to take a vote. Now we got to

  • 1:42:47

    and where you are in your life, it don't behoove you to do it today. Well, and back full circle back to my

  • 1:42:53

    point. I don't want $200 million right now. I

  • 1:42:59

    don't I'm not even educated enough to have $200 million right this second. No,

  • 1:43:04

    it's more [ __ ] about taxes I got to learn. It's more It's just more I got to learn. money just sitting around in the

  • 1:43:11

    bank so you could look at it or you put it over here and the money more I No, I

  • 1:43:17

    don't want to touch it. I want it on the floor. No, I could your [ __ ] mind. That would be my

  • 1:43:24

    reason. Yo, cuz I don't know what to do. There's some [ __ ] out here that'll give you some [ __ ]

  • 1:43:29

    Yeah, there's a lot of people that made a lot of money and did well for them. With every dollar comes expectations.

  • 1:43:36

    That too. With every dollar comes expectations. Where I am right now and how I want year 45, 250 to be, God

  • 1:43:44

    willing, if he's a great guy, which he is, there's not a world where I even need

  • 1:43:49

    $200 million. Joe, by the time you're 50, you got $200 million on my own. I know.

  • 1:43:54

    My way. Yeah. Yeah. Without having to answer to nobody. Without having to talk to nobody. I played a long game.

  • 1:44:00

    No, I'm I'm agreeing with you. I'm a long game. I didn't say you need nobody to get it. I'm saying you could get it by the time you 50. But I'm saying somebody coming

  • 1:44:06

    to front you that right now, right? Like they, hey, 200 million, 200 million, 200 million dangling.

  • 1:44:12

    99 out of 100 people, maybe 98 people say, "I'll take it. Let me get that right now." Yeah. And then I need that right now.

  • 1:44:19

    No, I think where your life is to that point, I think where your specific life is,

  • 1:44:24

    debt today. I think if you had $200 million to your point, it would just be sitting it would just be sitting at some

  • 1:44:30

    point. Yeah. I'm losing money and I will owe somebody some money now. People telling me some [ __ ] No, no, no, no, no, no. I like

  • 1:44:36

    this like it is today. My parents is good, my kids is good, my

  • 1:44:41

    friends is good, retirement is good. This is everything is good right now. Greed kill a lot of people.

  • 1:44:47

    That's a fact. Greed kill a lot of people. You know what happens too? I think uh and excess excess excess.

  • 1:44:53

    Somebody asked a good question on online. Do is is true freedom uh

  • 1:45:01

    uh what did they say? It was such a great question. Is true freedom

  • 1:45:08

    freedom of with options, freedom of options or

  • 1:45:14

    freedom with limitations? They were saying which one is true

  • 1:45:20

    freedom? Freedom with option. I mean I I would say options off the top but I would

  • 1:45:26

    Seems like what everybody would say. Yeah. But my stupid ass

  • 1:45:31

    uh linked it back to my fantasy season two two years ago. Okay.

  • 1:45:36

    Where my team was loaded top to bottom. I had every option in the

  • 1:45:42

    world paralysis. So I lost. Option paralysis. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That can happen. So I lost because anything in the world

  • 1:45:47

    I wanted to do I could have did. I think freedom comes from within and sometimes finance I

  • 1:45:53

    don't think finances can play a part in that. I think depending on I think if you're

  • 1:45:59

    living in a manner that you're happy and you can afford everything that you need

  • 1:46:04

    to afford then what else is there? See I'm with that ish. I want to hear your point on this Will Smith [ __ ] that he was saying.

  • 1:46:10

    I want to hear what you have what what what you have to say on that. What's the what's the question the the definitive question? Well, we've we've

  • 1:46:16

    advanced it from what I was saying, but I agree with what Parks is saying, right? Like like what do you need? Like ident

  • 1:46:24

    identify identify what you need and what you want. True. Like what do most of us need and what we want? No, but I'm saying combine

  • 1:46:31

    them. Not separate. Combine them. I need the car. I need the house. What else you need? I need some clothes. Let me I need

  • 1:46:36

    some clothes. I need whatever you need. Combine them. Like what number just takes care of everything. The pro

  • 1:46:43

    the problem is once you hit that then you you want more. Not everybody a

  • 1:46:48

    lot of people a lot of people is like oh [ __ ] I realize damn now this opens me up

  • 1:46:54

    to a whole another world. All right now I want that. Now I want this. Now I want to be able but at least but at least at that point you're at the want space. To me the the

  • 1:47:00

    peace comes at the point where I no longer have to stress true about money. I spend I still spend

  • 1:47:06

    nights trying to figure out how to make some things happen. Not like food but like okay I got to pay my daughter's tuition. It's a senior year in college.

  • 1:47:11

    I got to pay that out of I got to still figure [ __ ] out. I want I I want to be in a space where I don't use brain time

  • 1:47:16

    or emotional energy or lose an ounce of sleep thinking about how to make things happen. Literally, anything past that to

  • 1:47:23

    me is excess. I got I'm okay with some excess, but I'm just saying that's the point where that's where that's my dream

  • 1:47:28

    is just to get to that space. A little excess is excess is fun. You know what I mean? But a lot of people when they reach that goal like it said like free said, they

  • 1:47:36

    do want more. You become complacent. You sit there, you're trying to and you're watching things when you when your eyes

  • 1:47:41

    when you start to see when you walk into a room and you start to see different things, you want to There's also a thing that happens too

  • 1:47:47

    where the more money you make and I've experienced this. I remember my first time experiencing this was I think we

  • 1:47:53

    were doing state of the culture and uh I was getting paid whatever rate and then I found out if I bought my own [ __ ]

  • 1:48:00

    I could charge them like three times my rate and it was like oh [ __ ] okay.

  • 1:48:06

    I had to work less hard for way more money because I had the money to make this [ __ ]

  • 1:48:11

    $15$20,000 investment or whatever it was at the time. And I think that's a thing that happens with people with money is

  • 1:48:16

    you actually are working less at some point. So you become bored and now it's time to play to I think

  • 1:48:23

    it's a deeper conversation. This is a very deep conver. I think that what happens is a lot of times people

  • 1:48:29

    aren't happy with who they are, who they are married to. That's true. Who their life at home and I think that

  • 1:48:36

    they chase accomplishments as a means of fulfillment. Yeah. Agreed. So if I like me right now, it's me, my

  • 1:48:44

    girl, and my daughter and the dog. And then the new dog. So what's his name?

  • 1:48:50

    Milo. I don't use this word. I didn't believe

  • 1:48:55

    it was

  • 1:49:00

    a dog. My baby wanted to name the dog. My baby wanted to name the dog Jack. I was with

  • 1:49:07

    Jack, my [ __ ] Of course you were. And then uh so then my my girl son said then she

  • 1:49:12

    said Lilo for Lilo and Stitch and then they changed. I was so what I'm saying is I think a lot of times people chase

  • 1:49:19

    things as a means of fulfillment like yo and that and that it distracts you. You know what I'm saying? Because necessar

  • 1:49:24

    you don't necessarily be happy at home. So, you want to be on the go. You want to be tackling this new adventure and

  • 1:49:30

    this new deal that you know what I'm saying? That's going to give you this temporary sense of fulfillment. It's like a new car or a new house. I think

  • 1:49:37

    where I am in my life, my [ __ ] if I had a 5,000t house, that's enough for me.

  • 1:49:42

    I don't need the 10,000t house. I don't need the 12,000t house. And I don't think that would change with regards to

  • 1:49:49

    money. I think the size would be perfect. I'll go get some fly [ __ ] like with the, you know, the pools and but I

  • 1:49:55

    don't need a bigger house. If I had two cars, three cars, I'm cool with that. I don't need more. I think a lot of times

  • 1:50:01

    people be searching for material possessions or more money as a means of of

  • 1:50:06

    It could also be an addiction. Also, I told uh Angie uh last time I went to have hookah or dinner with her uh I was

  • 1:50:14

    like, "Yeah, I want to buy some [ __ ] I want to build a house. I want like some $10 million house. someone I'm big

  • 1:50:22

    and she's just like why the ability why listen I go on Zillow now Capricorn

  • 1:50:27

    I'm I'm a Zillow gangster at 45 I ain't doing nothing

  • 1:50:32

    I'm going just type in some town I'mma just type in some towns 15 came

  • 1:50:37

    out yeah yeah now when Huh you seen the top 15 came out two days ago I don't know that

  • 1:50:43

    the top 15 wealthiest towns in New Jersey I'm sure I've seen that list just came out

  • 1:50:49

    I had Uh this is a very quick aside. I don't want to dwell too long. We were by the uh campfire a couple weeks ago when

  • 1:50:54

    or months ago when I took that trip to Vermont and we were joking about when you search things now like when you're shopping on

  • 1:51:01

    Zillow for instance, what's the order that you choose? Lowest first. Low to high.

  • 1:51:07

    You go low to high or high to low? I go high to low. That says a lot about life.

  • 1:51:13

    That's gangster. How life has changed. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm slow. You know how they got the preferences or you

  • 1:51:18

    go by the highest price low price or the lowest price Joe high and filters

  • 1:51:25

    that's crazy. Okay. Changes

  • 1:51:31

    look at God. Look at God cuz you really will start see

  • 1:51:40

    options. When I do the when I when I hit that advance button you don't get to page 12. I get so perturbed if they start showing

  • 1:51:48

    me some some $700,000 house $2 million house

  • 1:51:54

    3 million. What is this for Milo? What do you think? I think I'm a poor person.

  • 1:52:00

    Think about that. Might as well eat porridge every day. That's crazy. No, but when I when I when I'm on Zillow

  • 1:52:06

    and I and I'm scrolling and I'm scrolling, uh I go looking to see what some of

  • 1:52:12

    these big ass fancy houses going to cost a month. Boy, I had fun doing that. Yeah. Oh, cuz they be having mortgage

  • 1:52:17

    calculator. Yo, the estimate on the houses I'm

  • 1:52:24

    looking at. I think to myself, even if this seemed like a good idea today.

  • 1:52:30

    Yeah. Why would somebody want to do this 10 years from now, 15 years, be 70 years

  • 1:52:37

    old, paying 100 grand a month if it ain't if it ain't no tax ramifications. A lot of times when

  • 1:52:43

    [ __ ] be buying them houses, they don't even be living in them. That's banks. They just be buying them houses. It's a bank.

  • 1:52:48

    It's really their own personal bank. And if you're doing that, then you've graduated from our talk.

  • 1:52:55

    We're not speaking against that. Right. Salute. Cuz I see those videos too of what y'all doing in that billionaire building.

  • 1:53:01

    The tall [ __ ] over there at the top. Oh yeah. Three [ __ ] living. Don't nobody living there. [ __ ] just

  • 1:53:08

    dumping 50 million, 88 million. Yo, you want to know why Jay-Z bought the $97 million house? We'll show you and and

  • 1:53:15

    they'll break it down. Hey, anytime a video come up from that billionaire building, I watch in complete detail.

  • 1:53:22

    Me, too. How they spiral staircase and 100 units is amazing. Yo, the Yo, no, the real the job is so

  • 1:53:30

    easy. The whole [ __ ] is a is the best view in the world. It's the best view in the world. And then they walk you over

  • 1:53:35

    and this is the nook. Look, you can hear my whole crew. You can No, you could sit there and see

  • 1:53:42

    the view. What a bagel. Any anywhere you go. Hey, this is a wine bar. You can see the view

  • 1:53:50

    from here. Like, yo, don't you Yeah, y'all have too much money. Y'all have

  • 1:53:55

    way too much money. See, I don't know if I I'm I'm not where I am today. I reserve the right to change my [ __ ]

  • 1:54:02

    mind today. I don't know if I ever need that, bro. They said the [ __ ] got that [ __ ]

  • 1:54:07

    and just thought I don't know if I would ever need that need. No, when you say that's a bank. That's not a need.

  • 1:54:13

    Hold on. When you say that's a bank, what do you mean? It's higher uh growth in your

  • 1:54:18

    investment. No, I say a bank like they were saying the dude that own like some of the top [ __ ] up there use it to store art.

  • 1:54:24

    It's like a vault. No, it's a way to play it's a way people play with money. Okay. So, you'll go buy that. You'll pull the

  • 1:54:29

    money out. You'll invest the money that you pulled the money out over here. Your mortgage over here might be at a lower interest rate. So you're making money

  • 1:54:35

    off the money that you It's a game that the wealthy [ __ ] play not to pay taxes to d

  • 1:54:40

    to duck the tax man [ __ ] like that. Exactly. Yeah. Totally. So if I'm investing the money, I paid

  • 1:54:46

    100 million for something and I pull 90 right back out. Got it. So one, the $100 million that I spent

  • 1:54:53

    might be not taxed on. Right. So I pulled the 90 out. So the 90

  • 1:54:58

    is a loan. You don't get taxed on loan money. You never It's the loan. It's a loan. So

  • 1:55:03

    now I might go put that loan money over here at 10% 12%. And I'm only paying 4%

  • 1:55:11

    on the money that I borrowed. So basically I'm making money. And meanwhile the house that you bought for $100 million is also raising up

  • 1:55:19

    value. Well, you figured it out. That was a trick. Figured it out. Yeah, I got you is I got you.

  • 1:55:26

    It's not It's not a trick. It's always a trick to you. Oh [ __ ]

  • 1:55:32

    Oh, you my figure out. But no, I see what you I

  • 1:55:38

    don't I don't need that. Go ahead and treat yourself to that two family and summit, man. Go ahead and get

  • 1:55:43

    yourself. You think I live in a two family? You got your mom. I didn't say live. I didn't say nothing about yourself. Go hit a two family.

  • 1:55:49

    I wouldn't do that. Why not? It's not profitable for me like that, bro. I don't want to have this conver.

  • 1:55:56

    I don't want to have this conversation. Look at my boy, bro. profitable for me.

  • 1:56:01

    That four family in North though. [ __ ] They got some lots for sale in

  • 1:56:07

    Jersey City. They do. Jersey City is a gold mine, bro. In the pictures, they show you the the

  • 1:56:12

    lot still with the fine fair on it, too. You playing

  • 1:56:18

    fair. They show you the lot with all the stores you get to knock down.

  • 1:56:24

    You playing? No, it's good numbers on some of them [ __ ] Yo, when y'all [ __ ] with Trade City

  • 1:56:29

    right now? Yeah. And when you started, look at my friend group. What I'm going to do? When you start when you started getting when you started getting money, right?

  • 1:56:36

    Stop. Come on. Stop doing that. Stop laughing at that [ __ ] with that [ __ ] Go ahead.

  • 1:56:41

    When you started getting money, man, what made you get into real estate? Who made you get into real estate? I ish. Ish made you get into real estate.

  • 1:56:47

    Okay. All right. All right. That's what I want to know. Just want to know when when was that moment for you? And it was

  • 1:56:54

    Am I into real estate? No. And he lied. Oh, what the [ __ ] I was watching like

  • 1:56:59

    look [ __ ] he is in the real estate but he ain't in the real estate in the

  • 1:57:04

    capacity that he should be in the real estate and could be. Yeah, but what made him start to invest in property? But my mother smack you upside your head

  • 1:57:10

    if you not you know Miss Fay is outside bro I'm aware. Yeah.

  • 1:57:16

    What you doing dummy? Well what else I'm going do? I don't know if she'll say it like that but she might. What else I'mma do?

  • 1:57:22

    That's like page one of the black people financial literacy book. So, I mean,

  • 1:57:27

    what am I going to do? But you usually I watch people make really bad decisions within my my Well, I don't care if she

  • 1:57:33

    don't care. She listen. My my daughter's uh homeg girl, she just inherited a bunch of money, a few hundred,000

  • 1:57:40

    and she called me like, "What should I do with it?" And you ain't give her my number? Uh, no.

  • 1:57:45

    No. I didn't want her to invest in that cuz, you know, Yeah. The drug laws are just real strict right

  • 1:57:50

    now, you know. And we don't trust you guys. You're not Mexican. Yeah. Exactly.

  • 1:57:56

    It's going to go different. No, but the first thing she should do is open a business. And I was like, this is a bad idea. You

  • 1:58:02

    don't have experience with this business. You don't have I'm not saying it's always a bad idea, but you if you

  • 1:58:07

    don't own a home already, she's renting has a kid. You mean there all these other factors like secure yourself,

  • 1:58:12

    stabilize yourself, and I feel like sometimes buying a business that's going to grow that money fast becomes page one

  • 1:58:18

    instead of the real page one, which we were taught, which is investing. Get get a house, pay it off, be able to take care of yourself, have a meal ticket

  • 1:58:24

    forever. To me, that's the first thing. And then you can do all this other [ __ ] I don't The thing she wanted to buy was

  • 1:58:29

    not a crazy business, but it was just it's real easy to lose a couple hundred thousand dollar if you don't have the

  • 1:58:34

    money to invest in it. I think people just want to progress and they don't know how to progress. And that's why a lot of times, again, I

  • 1:58:39

    ain't giving them an ad. That's why I'll be saluting Troy and Rashad because they open up the conversation to our demographic.

  • 1:58:45

    You know what I'm saying? Like these conversations weren't being had prior to now that [ __ ] is real, real real popular. Um, you know what I'm saying?

  • 1:58:51

    And so I just think that uh nowadays, especially if you're young and you're black, you have way more people

  • 1:58:57

    that you could go talk to than 10 years ago, than 5 years of [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? To have these conversations. So

  • 1:59:05

    yeah, we got to keep it up. You [ __ ] I'm bullshitting, [ __ ] By the time I'm done, I own half of Pittsburgh, [ __ ]

  • 1:59:14

    The returns is trash. They all right. They going to call they watch. No, no, no. Pittsburgh got money. Hey,

  • 1:59:20

    by the time I'm finished. Stop. Your own Jersey City.

  • 1:59:25

    I'm joking. I'm not joking. Don't make me say the word

  • 1:59:30

    mother. No, they can't get past you. You think you're Jersey City homegrown kid, bro.

  • 1:59:36

    They'll give you lots. They'll give you [ __ ] You got to participate in the community, you [ __ ] face and like be like donate the [ __ ]

  • 1:59:42

    Yes. Go buy the plate for 1,500 2,000 a plate. This [ __ ] ain't even going to a sweet 16.

  • 1:59:48

    What are you talking about? Yo, go 5,000 a plate.

  • 1:59:54

    That's smart. And have the conversations. They open to having the conversations, bro. Go over there and buy some [ __ ]

  • 2:00:01

    You think I'm playing? I'm not. No, I don't. I don't. I was talking to S. I don't want to reason. I'll tell you what S said, but I'm

  • 2:00:08

    telling you, S don't own that [ __ ] barber shop on West Side for 30 years. He told me what the the

  • 2:00:13

    what the uh pet hospital next door sold for recently, too. Like, all right. All right. We bullshitting now.

  • 2:00:19

    City bullshitting. My man just bought six unit on some brisky for the cheap.

  • 2:00:25

    Is there any news in the rest of the world that we got to talk about? Yeah. My bad. Sorry.

  • 2:00:30

    MTV. Oh man. Still around. No, that's that's the news. Rest in

  • 2:00:36

    peace. So, we doing rest in pieces. MTV is gone. Their music channels are all obviously the entity of MTV still exists, but

  • 2:00:43

    there's no more music channels whatsoever. Yeah. So now it's just TV. TV. But what's on there?

  • 2:00:49

    Ridiculousness. Reality TV. Reality TV. Yeah. A lot of money over there, [ __ ]

  • 2:00:56

    That's stinky. That [ __ ] is on, man. It's a shame. Is a shame. It's the end of an era.

  • 2:01:02

    [ __ ] Is a business opportunity. Word though. Yeah. Dead ass. Okay. Who over there still? Who all there?

  • 2:01:08

    Rob. What's his name? D. No, he going. I think he can't still be there. If he there, I'm going.

  • 2:01:14

    He got equity. If he there, I'm going. But I mean, we all you talking about?

  • 2:01:19

    Who you talking about? Got rob the little white dude here. Ridiculous. He's not there, is he?

  • 2:01:26

    Oh, that's what you're talking about. No, [ __ ] I don't think he's there. Damn. I mean,

  • 2:01:31

    what does this change? MTV wasn't here. No way. Yeah. I mean, YouTube has replaced MTV for long. A very long time. I think it's

  • 2:01:38

    just a sign like an official like RIP for era and for a way of thinking about music and videos and content delivery

  • 2:01:45

    and all of that [ __ ] You know what I mean? Like do people still get uh uh

  • 2:01:51

    [ __ ] in a marketing budget for videos and stuff? Well, it's not in the marketing budget.

  • 2:01:56

    You got to shoot your own videos, bro. Really? No, not necessarily. The label will pay probably pay for your video. I'm sure

  • 2:02:02

    everyone's case is different, but yeah, your video budget a lot of folks. Yeah, get a video budget. I think that would be part of marketing, but I could be

  • 2:02:08

    wrong. Anyway, they save money, you know, they get the they get the [ __ ] from, you know, but is it really at Dev Jam? We fought to keep them

  • 2:02:13

    separate. I don't know what's going on today. Oh, to keep the marketing video budget separate cuz that's where they bang you.

  • 2:02:18

    They crack you in your face. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. Separate. You know, you know how much money they take out of your purse for for

  • 2:02:25

    marketing? Yeah. I heard I heard it's insane. I heard that's one of the biggest [ __ ] give,000. So they give you 300,000, but

  • 2:02:32

    for marketing they'll take more than that. Jesus. More than that. Yeah. 170 200,000 you know they they

  • 2:02:40

    expensive but in this era is a video really worth it. Yes absolutely if it's a good video for

  • 2:02:46

    sure. I think I would argue maybe more so than it has ever been really. Yeah. Between YouTube and uh Instagram

  • 2:02:52

    and Tik Tok and all that [ __ ] Granted, it might not need to look like what it used to look like. Good point. No, it's more important now.

  • 2:02:58

    That's a good point. I think I have some really be on that [ __ ] That makes sense. Yeah. You just got to get somebody

  • 2:03:03

    that's doing a cut for a cut for Snapchat, a cut for Tik Tok. Tik Tok.

  • 2:03:09

    That's how I knew that uh flipping Mark fight was viral because Facebook folks start calling me.

  • 2:03:15

    Oh [ __ ] From the company. No mark. People that's on Facebook. No, just people that's on Facebook like,

  • 2:03:21

    "Yo, I'm seeing some clips." I'm like, "Oh, you seeing our [ __ ] on Facebook?" Oh, we we moving.

  • 2:03:27

    Yeah. Yo, bro. My phone was on fire that morning. My My phone was on fire.

  • 2:03:32

    Next time I'll pay it. Mine wasn't on fire. Next time I'll pay it. I know. Marks was on fire of I had to

  • 2:03:39

    be. Yeah, it was. Yeah, I got cursed out by a couple people. Disappointed in you.

  • 2:03:44

    Who was the most prominent person that cursed you out? I can't say. Damn it. But it was a Was it an Obama? No, but it was it was a prominent

  • 2:03:50

    Cover your mouth. They asked I I wouldn't even tell y'all cuz they asked me, but it was it was a

  • 2:03:56

    prominent Yo, you defended us. They weren't they wasn't they they

  • 2:04:02

    wasn't criticizing [ __ ] on him. Yeah, but that's the point. And [ __ ] on him, they could have [ __ ] on us, too.

  • 2:04:07

    I got some of those too. Like this is what happens when you hang with them gorillas type [ __ ] But but that wasn't the that wasn't that was

  • 2:04:14

    more of the internet than like people hitting me up. Did that call you? Like when they call somebody that you respect and

  • 2:04:20

    Wait, no. That's what happens when you hang with the realist. Hey, I'll have

  • 2:04:25

    y'all know we had to hold this educator back. Wait, shout out to

  • 2:04:32

    shout out to Ammani for that massage. Like, yeah, we got we got to Hey, educators, we had to restrain the

  • 2:04:38

    professor, us gorilla, street hood, drug dealer, dope boy, [ __ ] crackheads.

  • 2:04:44

    He was the aggressor, you think? Yeah. He was the one that lost his temper

  • 2:04:51

    at work. That was us. Emotional intelligence. Yeah, they going to stop talking about us a certain type of way.

  • 2:04:57

    We can't even say the word sucker up here anymore. Yeah, that's crazy. Got to say lollipop.

  • 2:05:02

    Jesus [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] vacuum.

  • 2:05:09

    But yeah. No, it was it was people just saying, you know, just remember who you are. Yeah. You know that that's who you are.

  • 2:05:14

    That Yeah. They don't know. They don't know that. Tell them. Let's go, man. Big miss.

  • 2:05:22

    What was your other name at the cult?

  • 2:05:27

    Are y'all? Stop rolling your arm. Yo, are y'all Are y'all who y'all think y'all are?

  • 2:05:33

    I tend to be. I don't think anybody is going to ask

  • 2:05:38

    you about anybody. Yes. I don't know. Cuz I don't think I'm I'm not thinking about myself like that.

  • 2:05:43

    I'm not who I think I am. Okay. If somebody askked you, if somebody says, "Who do you think you are?" You're able to answer.

  • 2:05:51

    Oh, in that sense, yeah, I think I'm accurate. I think I'm pretty. I might act like Mar Hill. If someone says, "Who do you

  • 2:05:56

    Who do you think you are? Suck ass." You mean, you suck ass. All right, y'all. Y'all been making

  • 2:06:03

    jokes and Kiki and Kiki. But I'm serious. Who Who are like, can y'all

  • 2:06:08

    answer? If somebody says, "Who is Parks? Who is Ice? Who ish, who is Mark?" And whatever you say, how far do you deviate

  • 2:06:15

    from that is what I'm asking. Oh, I think I'm pretty accurate. I think it's pretty accurate. Yeah, I think I'm pretty accurate.

  • 2:06:20

    Flip. You understand what I'm saying? I do understand what you're saying. Put it like this. Nobody just use this

  • 2:06:26

    as an example. I'm afraid. Nobody who knows me or or has heard me describe myself or has a sense of who I think I

  • 2:06:31

    am would be surprised by me and the things that I do here or elsewhere.

  • 2:06:37

    That's what I'm saying. I agree with that. I'm not who I think I am. Like my friends that know me,

  • 2:06:45

    they know what is in line. I think I think that the question would be hard for me to really answer

  • 2:06:51

    because everybody got a bunch of different facets to who they are. So to put it in a few words is really complicated.

  • 2:06:57

    I would advance it though to ask the person you think you are. Is it a good person? I think I'm Yeah.

  • 2:07:02

    Yes. Yeah. Would the people around you say that's a good person as you think you are? Yes. Yes.

  • 2:07:07

    Yeah. For sure. I think so. No. Nobody ever calls me a good person. Yeah, I don't think so. But but I do think I'm a good person.

  • 2:07:13

    I think you're a good person. I defend you all the time. No, I I think I'm think you're the

  • 2:07:18

    I mean, Joe. Oh, yeah. Yeah. People don't really ask me about you like that in the sense of like is he

  • 2:07:23

    good or bad? Yeah. Cuz they have one view of me. No. No. It's more honestly when people ask me about you is more like how much

  • 2:07:29

    of what we see on camera is is really you. Like is it a is it a is it an act or is it like real life? That's more

  • 2:07:34

    what it is. Not good or bad. And I'm like y [ __ ] a church in public. Yeah. Yeah. Suck ass [ __ ]

  • 2:07:40

    Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I am drugstore cotton. That's [ __ ] cotton, too. That's the

  • 2:07:46

    [ __ ] that you put the water on. This should fall apart. Nah, [ __ ] Too short to b I'm cutting you off, too.

  • 2:07:52

    I'm I'm counting. Listen, that [ __ ] put his fingers on. Yeah. Yeah. You got to count cuz he keep

  • 2:07:58

    doing it. Listen. Who I think I am. Who I think I am. I don't think if if you

  • 2:08:04

    describe me to somebody that know me, they wouldn't they wouldn't believe it. It's crazy. It's the other way around.

  • 2:08:10

    They wouldn't believe it. Cuz I think that who I am is like an internal battle with me of wanting to put out there

  • 2:08:18

    to the public who they think I am and wanting to put out there to the public who I really am. Cuz only you know who

  • 2:08:24

    you really are. Only you know how you really feel. Are you against showing people who you believe? I don't think I believe that at all. I think I think

  • 2:08:29

    it's the opposite. Yeah, I think it's I mean my wife had that same argument as y'all, but I don't agree with her. I do. I'm sorry. You don't really

  • 2:08:36

    think anybody know who they really are. So, the short answer for you to Joe's question is no. Yeah. No, I said I said no. But but but

  • 2:08:42

    I advanced it because I have these conversations like I don't think you really know me because my mind advances

  • 2:08:49

    every day. Like you might know you might you for real you might

  • 2:08:55

    it don't. It does. It does. It does. I've known you for some years a whole

  • 2:09:05

    not every day is not you said what Mediterranean the Baltic

  • 2:09:11

    it's all right we love you for how you are look how they tear black man down along with the white man how they tear him

  • 2:09:18

    down in the background look still come on it man

  • 2:09:25

    I was trying to ask you are you a g showing people who you really It's not it's not a therapy session. We

  • 2:09:30

    just Yes. Oh, my answer is yes. Cuz I noticed that you you like you hide

  • 2:09:37

    that. It seems like I don't think being who you are is for everybody. I think that's you know it's just for your family and your loved

  • 2:09:43

    ones. I think I'm sorry. Yeah. And I think that uh as I said my mind advances every day even though

  • 2:09:49

    you're making a joke that you know when I learn more when I see more things I I'm determined to get it.

  • 2:09:55

    I'm determined to be better. And if I don't if you if my communication is not there with my loved ones or whoever,

  • 2:10:00

    don't get no tissue for me, [ __ ] If my if my commiss

  • 2:10:07

    if my communication not there with my loved ones when I have the conversation like you really don't know me, you know what I mean? So yeah, we

  • 2:10:14

    Yo, it's a broadcast. What? Uh yeah, what the [ __ ] is rude? I'm saying it's a broadcast. Now you

  • 2:10:19

    said you said for us to check you when you doing [ __ ] I'm just going to let you know I'm checking you. Get on my man face. Mark, you see you

  • 2:10:25

    see me, right, Mark? Yeah. Get out of his face. Yo, tell me he's a broken. The man needs a massage.

  • 2:10:35

    It's all right, bro. Don't have a [ __ ] peach. Oh, no.

  • 2:10:40

    You know what I mean? What do people miss about you? Like, what what is the thing about you that people don't see or that they don't know that they get

  • 2:10:46

    wrong? Whatever. My personality. Like, what aspect of it?

  • 2:10:52

    Uh, who I am? Pretty bad. No. Who I am? No. The nigga's quiet. He's kind

  • 2:10:57

    He's gentle. I think that's the I think that's the word. The second one. Kind. I think he's a lot kinder than people.

  • 2:11:03

    Soft, cuddly. I wouldn't know. Hey yo, D. Warm. After Friday, hush puppies.

  • 2:11:09

    You like hush puppies like hugs. After Friday when you left, right. I had a conversation with him when I tried to

  • 2:11:14

    keep him hostage and um I told him that kept all of us. Well, not all of us.

  • 2:11:19

    But that's that's why you wouldn't come outside. Yeah. No, I was outside, man. I saw you outside. I'm not playing. I saw you outside. I slipped in. I saw you

  • 2:11:24

    outside. He did stay in here a while. I saw you outside for half hour.

  • 2:11:30

    He gone. Mark didn't want to talk. Mark didn't

  • 2:11:35

    want to say [ __ ] My hand [ __ ] look his bag, one of his straps is tighter than the other. I'm like, "This [ __ ] tight."

  • 2:11:41

    Yeah. I was I love Mark's little walk away in the video when y'all went to go

  • 2:11:46

    talk and Mark hands is by his side. He was right there though. Like he was like cuz he didn't he didn't follow me.

  • 2:11:53

    No, not like not like that. I mean like let's work. You went back to work. Not like you was bitching. I mean like you didn't want you you did the

  • 2:11:59

    No, I mean your walk off he was behind you when you walked from there to there was like

  • 2:12:04

    it was like a little like a little miniature man like he got wound up.

  • 2:12:10

    You know what I thought about after like when I was standing there for a while like Mark came put his arm around me. I'm like all right stop. He came he went

  • 2:12:17

    like this to me. I'm like [ __ ] stop. I think he was just trying to see trying to size me up right there and I'm just

  • 2:12:24

    standing there. You got all the info we needed. I like you up. I don't want no beef.

  • 2:12:30

    I like you. Nobody wants no beef, man. I don't want no beef. Mark and I This is a happy family up here. It is.

  • 2:12:38

    But Wednesday, I'm answering your question. Yeah. What I was telling you, Mark, is that I told Joe that some of the people that

  • 2:12:45

    come up here and meet me, right, if they come for the podcast, some Oh, wait. We still on you. Yeah. Yeah. Some of their crews cuz it's

  • 2:12:50

    not really on me, [ __ ] When it's time for me to close it up, though. Yeah. When it's time, we spent a lot of time. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. You should.

  • 2:12:58

    Some of the people that come up here, I told Joe, you know, when they talk about me behind the scenes and talk about it like, "Yo, Flip is really standoffish.

  • 2:13:04

    He's not really welcoming." We're talking about some And I told Joe that. I said, "I have to get a little bit better at that." So like if if some

  • 2:13:10

    people come with the crew like when old came like what's up I I'll be in a corner I'll be over there and that's not intentional so I want to get better at

  • 2:13:17

    that but you know yeah cuz your public for all of us I think our public person people read a certain thing so then they match the behavior to that so they won't

  • 2:13:22

    say oh he's shy they'll be like oh he's yeah same thing with Joe like cuz you're a big

  • 2:13:27

    personality if you're if you're in public and you don't talk to everybody you're not gregarious then people are going to make assumptions that you some

  • 2:13:33

    Hollywood [ __ ] I'm not going to be in the public don't it don't matter what what people got at my man [ __ ] I'm going be home or

  • 2:13:40

    in a confined setting somewhere. Yeah. Yeah. That is it. Got to Joe, you got I'm sorry. You just

  • 2:13:47

    You had something on the board that I wanted to know. What I have? What I put on the board? Drug dealer versus drug user.

  • 2:13:53

    Oh, I saw that. I saw that floating around online. I might have saw it on Reddit. Uh, and it said drug dealer

  • 2:14:01

    music versus drug user music. And you know, that talk has been had a

  • 2:14:07

    bunch. Yeah. This time it struck me differently because it was never a conversation to

  • 2:14:14

    be had. Like I came in I got my record deal in 2001. I put my album out in 2003.

  • 2:14:21

    You might have spearheaded drug users. My album was the drug user drug user

  • 2:14:28

    story, right? Um and at the time that was a little

  • 2:14:33

    told story. Yeah. Yeah. So, and it wasn't a story anybody wanted to

  • 2:14:39

    actually rep for. Nobody was coming out in with pride saying, "Hey, the drug

  • 2:14:44

    users." Shortly after that, took over, things changed a bit. Yeah. So, this was the first time where I saw

  • 2:14:51

    that saw that topic and actually had pause like hm maybe there is a

  • 2:14:57

    conversation to be had today. Now, why that talk has never mattered for me on

  • 2:15:03

    the drug dealer side, you you get Jay-Z, you get Jeezy, you get Pusha. I put big

  • 2:15:10

    in there, too. And that's a hard sure that's a hard that's a hard out. And there's a lot more.

  • 2:15:16

    There's basically anybody really damn near up until 2004.

  • 2:15:21

    Yes. Maybe. But really, probably not even on a mainstream level till 2009. I'm telling you, Wayne's I feel like

  • 2:15:27

    drawing. I feel like dying made the drug user music mainstream. That particular

  • 2:15:32

    song. That's where it switched. What year is that? Is that 08? I got to check.

  • 2:15:38

    Somewhere in that range. I I I'll give you the exact year. Somewhere in that range. The end of the odds. Okay. So Wayne stole my style.

  • 2:15:45

    Basically, you said it off. But anyway, on the drug user side, if we get We got Eminem

  • 2:15:51

    for sure. We got DMX 07 was was I feel like dying X didn't necessarily

  • 2:15:58

    see I don't that's See I don't put that as drug user he didn't rap about it he just was one yeah he just was one right

  • 2:16:03

    there's people that were all right so give me we got the weekend for sure future we got Future

  • 2:16:09

    Mhm. most of these young kids. Hey, you know what? We got all the young kids. All of them.

  • 2:16:14

    We got all the young kids. The first hit might have been 36 Mafia sipping on some scissor.

  • 2:16:20

    Oh, that's valid. That's valid. Even though Wayne, I I still say like inspired everybody to do it. Sipping on

  • 2:16:26

    some scissor might have been the one. Facts. Of course, that was southern culture, but that record went nationwide,

  • 2:16:32

    right? That's weed though. That's a That's like crucial. Start the Bob Saget skit here.

  • 2:16:43

    I always took my mind playing tricks on me to be a a drug song, too.

  • 2:16:50

    Again, I feel like technically it's not right, though. It's also mental illness. It is.

  • 2:16:56

    I think because Bushwick has such mental illness, a lot of it for me, I mean, clearly it's about that, but it's also about just mental illness.

  • 2:17:02

    Paranoid, mental health, thinking somebody's coming to kill you, like Yeah. I also separate like weed and

  • 2:17:08

    hallucinogens from the drug user music conversation because I feel like first of all that genre has been around since

  • 2:17:14

    the 60s. Not in rap but in music period. For sure. Drug user music get we I feel like we

  • 2:17:20

    get Kanye. Wait, say more. Kanye has talked more about using drugs.

  • 2:17:28

    Boy, I don't think I ever heard him talk about dealing drugs. That's true. I'm not saying he is a drug user rapper.

  • 2:17:36

    I'm saying if we talking about drug using music versus drugdeing music, then

  • 2:17:43

    we get the songs. It don't have to be the artist. I'm not putting Kanye. Yeah. No, I don't. Yeah. I don't put Kanye in one of

  • 2:17:49

    those. Kanye got way too many songs where he's the one bringing drugs to the party and now [ __ ] is getting their [ __ ]

  • 2:17:54

    bleached and everybody's having a threesome in an orgy. He got mad songs where he's bringing the drugs and it's a

  • 2:17:59

    fun time. Fair to some degree. You know, when I think of those songs, I think more about the orgies and the bleaching than I do

  • 2:18:05

    the drug part of it. Maybe that's me. Maybe I need to go back and relist to it. But drugs don't seem like the center of those songs the way it does with some

  • 2:18:10

    of them other artist. Well, they say that Kanye they say I don't know it is and has been addicted

  • 2:18:16

    to the Laughy Gassy [ __ ] The Nitrous. That's true. He's wrapped about that quite a bunch.

  • 2:18:21

    I'm just saying he got some uh uh songs that can be put there is all I'm saying.

  • 2:18:26

    He don't have to be there. Who else? I just think today it's more of a conversation it's ever been is all I'm saying. Fair. The drug dealers and I think the

  • 2:18:33

    drug dealers I think it's bigger than it's because they probably do still win. I think it's because these [ __ ] are

  • 2:18:38

    drug users now more so. And I think it's the music has hurt as a result.

  • 2:18:44

    Yeah. Yeah. And hey, who are the drug dealers selling to? All of these people are the

  • 2:18:49

    product of the drug dealers. Yeah. Some chronological

  • 2:18:54

    sense in there. All right. So, for now,

  • 2:19:00

    the drug dealer, I'm mad that Ish was gone for this convers.

  • 2:19:07

    He just been running around licking his lips for [ __ ] 50 years. Um, what else?

  • 2:19:13

    Well, we did RP MTV and u we we have to throw another RP up there for RP.

  • 2:19:18

    Y'all ain't rep for Diana. Diana Diana.

  • 2:19:25

    Yes. Got him referring from 97. Go ahead. Get in your bag. Go ahead.

  • 2:19:32

    Y did RP today. Who else supposed to do RP for for Diane Katon? You don't do white RPs?

  • 2:19:38

    I do. You don't do white ones? Diane Katon is a legend. One of the greatest actors of all time. My favorite role of her, of course, is Kay. that

  • 2:19:44

    scene with her and uh uh Pacino when he closed the door on her face and The Godfather to me is one of the most

  • 2:19:51

    beautiful and powerful scenes in movie history because there's no talking and you don't even you don't even need talking cuz it's such powerful actresses

  • 2:19:57

    of actors and actresses. Of course, Dian Keen had a much longer career with a string of movies. It's you you're a Dian Keaton fan, right?

  • 2:20:04

    I'm not being funny. One way it's it's cool. Yeah. Yeah. No, she's What were some of the movies that that that you that you rock with? Um, one of

  • 2:20:11

    the shits I really [ __ ] with, uh, and they just, excuse me, pardon me, talked about this is the movie with, uh, Sarah

  • 2:20:18

    Jessica Parker, and they was at the dinner table. It's not ringing a bell.

  • 2:20:23

    [ __ ] play, bro. Sex in the Wait,

  • 2:20:29

    [ __ ] play too much. The Christmas joint. Oh, Home Alone.

  • 2:20:36

    Unfortunately, some of her best roles were Woody Allen movies. I'm just I'm I got to come out and say it.

  • 2:20:42

    Yeah. And he's a monster and he's a creep. Yeah. Great films together,

  • 2:20:47

    right? That that was her breakthrough role. Annie Annie Hall is where she got her Oscar, I believe.

  • 2:20:53

    That's where everybody knew her. Was that 78 something like that? Somewhere in there. They did a bunch of films together. I think they may have dated. She also dated I think Warren

  • 2:20:59

    Batty, but it was very adamant single woman vibes for her whole life still behind it.

  • 2:21:05

    Right. Um, rest in peace. Yeah, rest in peace. I got to [ __ ] grow my circle, man.

  • 2:21:10

    Well, I never hear white people do RIPs. I don't hear that.

  • 2:21:15

    They might be listening to the white outlet where one of the great whites dying and the whites be all shooken up on here

  • 2:21:22

    like we was for D'Angelo. They do like why they don't do that for somebody. They do. There's a few that's going Who

  • 2:21:29

    would Kirk? That's the last time I seen him [ __ ] for real.

  • 2:21:35

    Tell me. That should be enough. They're going crazy for bro. No. When they stepped out for Charlie Kirk, I was like, "Oh [ __ ] they ain't

  • 2:21:41

    go fireworks. She ain't done anything." Yo, this guy is made a whole halftime show.

  • 2:21:48

    Yo, you're a fool, my [ __ ] They don't rap like that all the time is all they fire six different people.

  • 2:21:54

    There's a couple that would get Who do you'all think would get the whites going? Like if they died like for black people we know if something were to god

  • 2:22:00

    forbid happen to Stevie Wonder may you live another hundred years we would lose our minds who would it be Jack Jack Nicholson

  • 2:22:06

    Nicholson yeah he's Jack Jack Nicholson he's a white grape Jack Nicholson

  • 2:22:11

    Tom Hanks definitely Leon I don't even like putting this

  • 2:22:17

    Rose you think I would maybe

  • 2:22:24

    there's some especially there's a lot of

  • 2:22:29

    talking about that one song that one time. Oh yeah, the song you keep reminding me about. It's crazy.

  • 2:22:35

    Racer song or Yeah. Yeah, that [ __ ] is wild. Yeah. And I love Guns and Roses. But yeah, sweet child of mine will always win.

  • 2:22:41

    Sweet child is one of the greatest. It's in my top 20 songs all time. November Rain also fire. But it was

  • 2:22:47

    great. But Jesus racist when they especially have a black

  • 2:22:52

    bandmate. I don't know. 80s hard er hard what?

  • 2:22:58

    What? I think I played it on here. I read the lyrics. Yeah, I think you did. I didn't read that lyrics. You really

  • 2:23:04

    didn't read that lyric. Wow. Yeah, it was bad. So, I think he might white people rap.

  • 2:23:10

    Yo, come on. Come on. Dang it was great. No, she was restless. D was was the greatest.

  • 2:23:15

    All right. By mistake that that had led us to a different talk, but y'all did the right thing with her name.

  • 2:23:21

    Yeah. now. So I'm my soul is fed. Rest in peace Diane Keaton.

  • 2:23:27

    That to the side. I thought you was Let me just hit everybody with a quick Hulk Hogan. See if I hear if I hear if I

  • 2:23:33

    hear that name. Okay. All right. So we can continue to name that guy

  • 2:23:39

    earlier. Somebody made a mistake and threw Nicole Kidman's name in the mix.

  • 2:23:45

    Oh yeah, that was crazy. And I I I rep from Nicole Kidman.

  • 2:23:50

    Yeah. Yeah. So, as long as we not mentioning the Cole Kidman name, then just Yeah.

  • 2:23:56

    Who did that? No. Kidman's special. Is special. Yeah. Cole Kidman is not to be toyed with, not

  • 2:24:03

    to be played with. Not that there's another level above her. But wait, wait. I'm I'm fine with that. But

  • 2:24:08

    what is it? M Street. Oh, I'm not I'm not mad at that. Julia Roberts. I'm not No.

  • 2:24:14

    What? Julia Roberts is her, too. What? Hold on. Hold on. I think Julia Roberts is not above Nicole

  • 2:24:19

    Kidman. I need a phone. I'm not arguing that. I'm talking about above Mel Street. I'm saying above Mel Street. Oh, I said above Julie.

  • 2:24:24

    I'm not fighting over Nicole Kidman. I thought you were saying Julie Roberts the same as Mel Street. That's what I was saying. No, it's not a bad argument.

  • 2:24:30

    It's not a terrible argument, but I got Mel Street and then I got everybody else, but it's not a bad argument. I wouldn't I wouldn't fight over that.

  • 2:24:36

    Julia Roberts is up there and Nicole Kidman got a lot of mid. She got a lot of heat, too. She has a lot of I'm looking right now.

  • 2:24:42

    It's a lot of mid on here. She got a lot of movies. Damn. Who talked about Wait, who talked about

  • 2:24:48

    Nicole getting in? Now, what's his name y'all saying? Julia Roberts. She got some Don't disrespect Julia

  • 2:24:55

    Roberts though. She's special. Let me see. No, Nicole Kidman's I M DB.

  • 2:25:00

    It's long is crazy. All right, let's try this a different way. How you spell Julia?

  • 2:25:06

    J U L I A. [ __ ] don't do that, Joe. I just want to look.

  • 2:25:12

    Stop. Okay. I just want to look. I'm not saying nothing. I'm uneducated until I

  • 2:25:18

    ain't. Okay, let me just look. Let me just look.

  • 2:25:23

    [Music] You can read some off here.

  • 2:25:29

    It's heat. I'm looking. I can't play with J Roberts. Yeah. Thank you.

  • 2:25:34

    There we go. I can't play with you. Thank you. I appreciate it. I ain't going to fight just to fight. No, no, no. Like Nicole Kidman got a

  • 2:25:40

    bunch of movies shows too by the way. But Julia Roberts shouldn't be on the Nicole Kidman tier.

  • 2:25:47

    She's not. No, we saying she's on the tier above Nicole Kid. Oh, all right. I don't have no beef for that. That's what I'm saying. I got a

  • 2:25:52

    beef for that. Y'all going to run out of names soon though of the above Nicole Kidman tier.

  • 2:25:57

    Oh, yeah. I agree. Might be just them two. Yeah. No, then give me give me something.

  • 2:26:03

    Ain't no topics. Ain't no topics. Give me Give me Give me Let me see something. Let me see something before I say the name. I want

  • 2:26:08

    I had to look it up. Julie Roberts. I ain't going to play with her. Mel Street. Y'all got that. Angelina Jolie. Don't be stupid. No,

  • 2:26:14

    she's fine. Yeah, let's relax. Don't be dumb. Let's not even do it. Not even going to say her name. And

  • 2:26:19

    respect her. She adopting the kids somewhere after the school.

  • 2:26:26

    Respecting the kids. Who she who she was married to? Yo, we got to shout out Brad Pit. He

  • 2:26:34

    took the toughest white [ __ ] and [ __ ] walked all over her.

  • 2:26:40

    Hey, they thought they thought Angelina Jolie was about something. Hey, Brad P came put and put below.

  • 2:26:50

    Yeah. I think there were some accusations that I see one I only see it back. Who you

  • 2:26:56

    got that could be in that conversation? I Kate Blanchard. That's it for me. I was going to say Demi Moore, but it's

  • 2:27:03

    a lot more mid, but she got a lot of heat in Demi Moore got heat.

  • 2:27:08

    Can't do nothing with Nicole. No, no, no, no. It's too much. It's too much. It's too much on. Especially if you take that Ghost away.

  • 2:27:14

    Yeah. Nicole Kidman might be my favorite current white lady. If she's on something on that TV, I'm

  • 2:27:20

    pretty Yeah, for sure. Sure bet. It's a sure bet. That's how I feel about Merill Street.

  • 2:27:26

    How you feel about Catherine? Like just some people just up there on another level. Oh, you just like the like 90 year olds.

  • 2:27:31

    Kath was watch your mom. Cather Herbert was hum

  • 2:27:39

    about to put that on your shoulder. I know. Yo, this guy is crazy. You got to be 300 now.

  • 2:27:45

    She did. She Yeah, she's been gone for a while. They said actresses on they said Kate

  • 2:27:52

    Blanch. Kate Blanchard is tough is on you know that might be it. You say Chariz

  • 2:28:01

    is tough too but She's not. They say Sandra Bulock. Sandra Bulock. Don't do that. That is a

  • 2:28:07

    fight. That's a fight. I forgot that. That's a good one. Sandra Bulock might be underove her, too. Yeah, bro.

  • 2:28:13

    Yes. Sandra Bulock in acting ability. I have to look up the the She's above Nicole.

  • 2:28:20

    They said Kate Winslet. I'm done with you. I'm done with you. What about Jodie Foster? I'm

  • 2:28:26

    hold up. She's tough. She's tough though getting n I'm repping

  • 2:28:31

    now. Now I'm repping. Now I'm repping. I think that Jodie Foster might can act better than Nicole Kitman. Can Nicole

  • 2:28:37

    Kitman just been in more [ __ ] based on what movie? Um, don't say S.

  • 2:28:43

    Don't go to No, I wasn't going there. I wasn't going there. She Yo, y'all know how y'all know how I like actors and

  • 2:28:50

    actresses and white girls based on they they was waiting for that to

  • 2:29:01

    actress. You know how I like white actress is actor movie first.

  • 2:29:09

    No white girls.

  • 2:29:19

    No, I just I like range. So if you could do Silence of the Lambs, but then you could go do some other [ __ ]

  • 2:29:24

    where it's just 180 degrees. I I I [ __ ] with that. Jodyie Foster gave the same [ __ ]

  • 2:29:30

    speech in every [ __ ] movie I can remember her being in the I caught you. Give it up.

  • 2:29:35

    No, she did [ __ ] that she was uh the killer. They they beat her up and then she went on a manhood killing all the

  • 2:29:41

    [ __ ] That was crazy. Okay, that's going to get on a train.

  • 2:29:47

    Those words time code.

  • 2:29:52

    You can't have those words back to back. Y'all [ __ ] come in here talk about docs every week.

  • 2:29:58

    You can't have words back to back. They was on our ass about our JLo enough

  • 2:30:03

    take. Yo, I knew that was going to happen. It was so funny. That [ __ ] was funny. Did you watch it?

  • 2:30:08

    We said she should have. We said she should have lost. I watch

  • 2:30:14

    episode. You have to watch it.

  • 2:30:19

    Yo, do not watch. Mark has never seen a bunch of classic movies. That ain't

  • 2:30:25

    nothing that you need enough. You got to watch. I watch I watch I watch it like an Uber ride or something. Yo, no. There's There's classic movies

  • 2:30:33

    and then there's good bad movies. Classic. Yo, I'm in the crib. I'm in the

  • 2:30:39

    crib. Let me [ __ ] else. All right, cool. Yeah, this Yeah, those enough is a classic of that.

  • 2:30:45

    Got you. It may not be Titanic. Classic of what? That [ __ ] ain't the minnow. The [ __ ] is

  • 2:30:50

    you talking about? Listen, you got some free time. You check out enough.

  • 2:30:56

    This SS minnow reference [ __ ] island reference. SS

  • 2:31:03

    old are you? What the [ __ ] That [ __ ] is assig

  • 2:31:08

    [ __ ] said that Titanic. That [ __ ] is crazy. Yo, I don't ask you to watch much.

  • 2:31:13

    He definitely did say the SS. Oh man.

  • 2:31:18

    Oh man. Yo, you got a birthday coming up? Yeah. What we doing? Yo. Hey, what are you and Milo doing?

  • 2:31:26

    The dog. The dog parking. Your birthday. Your birthday time of the year, right? Yeah.

  • 2:31:32

    So, what's up? 50. This is 50, right? Mhm. Oh, we got to do something. Yeah. Go on. Come on.

  • 2:31:37

    What? Come on. Talk. Don't make me pull teeth right now. Come on. 50. Come on. Talk to me. It's not my bag. You know I don't be on

  • 2:31:43

    that [ __ ] All right. So, can we throw you a party? I don't care about that [ __ ] Can we throw you a party? Can we throw you a party? 50.

  • 2:31:49

    Yeah. I might go away, but if I'm here, sure.

  • 2:31:54

    You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Y'all can I might not be there. You know what I'm saying? I think we actually should do that. I

  • 2:32:00

    think we should have a party whether it is time. Exactly. Facebook.

  • 2:32:06

    Come on. Cuz I've been looking for a reason to get my little spot over there in that [ __ ] Queen's Island. Whatever

  • 2:32:12

    island that is. What island that was? Roosevelt Island. Some [ __ ] Randle. Randall Island. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. the ish

  • 2:32:17

    birthday party over there. Yeah, at Randle's eye. Yeah. Yeah. Sexy a spot over there.

  • 2:32:23

    Sexy, sexy, sexy. Sir, I was going I thought about doing my birthday dinner there, but I didn't think it was uh big enough, but I love the spot enough to

  • 2:32:30

    where I was like, you know what? So, you're saying has less friends?

  • 2:32:35

    No, has way more friends than me. But this is No, this is sexy.

  • 2:32:42

    Yo, that would have been fire. All right, so what's up? We doing birthday party now. I love you. You know what's funny about that? His

  • 2:32:47

    birthday is uh selection of Spotify video podcast. Don't worry. Don't worry. Don't show me

  • 2:32:55

    nothing else. Um but his birthday is like in the early uh Jan.

  • 2:33:00

    January. Early Jan. So what's the New Year's plans, too? Yeah. Oh [ __ ]

  • 2:33:07

    We got to figure out some holiday plans. [ __ ] do nothing for your birthday. I'm snuffing you off GP. I respect you got to do something for

  • 2:33:13

    50. You have to do something. We know that's not your thing. We know you don't care. We know that you smooth brother. Whatever your [ __ ]

  • 2:33:19

    ACL smooth jazz C 101.5 all that [ __ ] You want a theme for your birthday party?

  • 2:33:25

    No. Like 80s drug dealer. Roman Empire. We do it. We'll do it. We'll do We'll do 80s drug

  • 2:33:30

    dealer theme. He want a theme. He do. He want a theme. He just don't like Yo, you so proud.

  • 2:33:36

    Just think of a theme for you don't want to count on [ __ ] I think 80 drug dealer is perfect drug

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    dealer. Yo. Yeah. Can I borrow some clothes?

  • 2:33:46

    I got I'm going give you this. You already need some surgery over this one. You just got to get so we all could come in

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    like we got shot. [Laughter]

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    Let me put a little hospital gown on some little hot sauce on my

  • 2:34:05

    Hey, we going to be victim catheter bag. Oh, this guy is crazy. No, I can't have the gown with my ass

  • 2:34:12

    out. Pause. Something wrong with this [ __ ] Yo, we all laser our ass. Nah, [ __ ]

  • 2:34:18

    My girl [ __ ] hairs up, blackheads on my [ __ ] ass.

  • 2:34:25

    What if I swear there's something to talk about? One, what if she's hurt?

  • 2:34:32

    So, I was like, "Ow." She said, "No, stay still." And she took a picture.

  • 2:34:37

    That's back to my are you who you think you are? conversation, [ __ ] When she showed me a picture of my ass,

  • 2:34:54

    you look 70. Yo, your ass was old as hell. Who is this ass away from me?

  • 2:35:01

    Holy [ __ ] Yo, this [ __ ] Holy fool. Yo. All right.

  • 2:35:06

    TMI. TMI. TMI. Let's see what else is up there. Stephen A. We did. A Wilson. We did. Acon, we did. Diane Katon, we did.

  • 2:35:14

    Drug dealer music. We did. MTV is done. We did. And I don't have a phone. So,

  • 2:35:20

    tada. Another minute. Another minute. I don't know what time it is, what day

  • 2:35:25

    it is. I don't know. [ __ ] What else is important? Yo, if you're not subscribed

  • 2:35:31

    to the Patreon, please subscribe to my Patreon. Patreon/Jeo

  • 2:35:36

    Button Pather that [ __ ] Heathy thei all of that. Please subscribe to Queens

  • 2:35:43

    Flips Patreon. That's Patreon slash whatever flip named it. Flip the network [ __ ] Now say it

  • 2:35:49

    right, [ __ ] Say it right. YouTube [ __ ] insecure. I'm always trying to play with you.

  • 2:35:54

    You take I didn't know the name. You taking live from the internet too, [ __ ] You taking live from the internet? Always. Yeah. All right, [ __ ]

  • 2:36:00

    I didn't know if it was Queens flipper flip. Sit back, [ __ ] I'm trying to get 100 million. Move. You're in the way, [ __ ] I am 100 million, [ __ ]

  • 2:36:06

    I'm trying to get my 100 million. Yo, audience, listen up. Say my man [ __ ] right.

  • 2:36:13

    Please subscribe to brother Dark Lamont Hills Patreon, which is Patreon/

  • 2:36:19

    Mark Lamont Hill. Official Lamont Hill official. And last and least, wait, this is unofficial Mark Lamont

  • 2:36:24

    Hill Patreon. Probably. Yeah, there we go. Wait for that.

  • 2:36:31

    Give him a massage. Yo, no. Stop. Yo, you good at that mass [ __ ]

  • 2:36:36

    Last but certainly not least, please subscribe to Ammani's Patreon. Ammani slash

  • 2:36:43

    all eyes. You don't We don't need to just All eyes on e nobody do all of that.

  • 2:36:48

    I mean, Patreon, that's one, two, four.

  • 2:36:54

    I had my Patreon before I got up here. [ __ ] don't do that. Don't matter when I'm in the meeting.

  • 2:36:59

    That's the thing. What you saying is fact. Don't touch me. Don't. What you saying is What you saying is facts. Way before I got up here.

  • 2:37:06

    Way before. Don't touch me. That's a fact. Factory

  • 2:37:11

    from 88 subscribers. Also, never in 2018, [ __ ]

  • 2:37:17

    I had 1,200 uh pledges, [ __ ] Flip. You in the way. Watch your [ __ ] You in the way of my 100 million.

  • 2:37:23

    It don't matter what you had. It's what I can claim when I walk in the corner office, which and that's going to be

  • 2:37:29

    you. Me and you could beef about it privately, but in that office. In that office.

  • 2:37:35

    Why beef? Why not bust down? Cuz he got a beef. Cuz he got the beef. Why not bust down? I don't got the beef. Bust down. N

  • 2:37:40

    And I ain't talking about a watch. If you do it right, [ __ ] I'm good, [ __ ] You can pay me. No, that's Look, look, look. I'm brokering it for you.

  • 2:37:46

    Oh, that Oh [ __ ] Mandy really Yo, Mandy really schooled

  • 2:37:52

    this [ __ ] man. And his four years upon me, he got some intel. He got some

  • 2:37:57

    [ __ ] information out of that Mandy. God damn it. Yo, use whatever you going to use. Mandy on a gram trying to be a snack,

  • 2:38:03

    too. Look at you. I love when [ __ ] poke their little hip out. She looks y'all see the move.

  • 2:38:09

    She looks nice. Stop it. Yeah, man. You do look good. Go ahead, man. Shout out to Mandy, man. Anyway, um

  • 2:38:15

    100 million. 100 million. Go in the corner office. Flip. Get three of that.

  • 2:38:20

    Definitely. Not much. Definitely getting 3K from me, [ __ ] 3K. You get you get you get you think

  • 2:38:27

    you ain't good for 3K in my book, boy. You know how tight tight we are. Hey, you get you do get tweak you can that's

  • 2:38:35

    off the top without even asking off their head. That's just that's like when I pull up to the ballet and it say complimentary ballet and I still go in.

  • 2:38:42

    I slap the three. I give him a little 10 piece still. No, the little 10 piece. The ballet, right? I ain't got to pay.

  • 2:38:47

    Yeah, take [ __ ] Go ahead. I seen you and I'll park I'll pull out myself. No, no, no. Just put me right there. What

  • 2:38:54

    you want? I get 100 million. The fans are saying that the money is driving a wedge between all of us.

  • 2:39:00

    No, it's not. No, I don't believe that either, but it's a fun fan narrative. I don't I don't believe that. But if I get 100 million

  • 2:39:05

    already and some of that is off you and Mark and Ammani's name. I want like I want like uh 15.

  • 2:39:12

    See, that's why you can't That's good for you. This represents you. I apologize. I

  • 2:39:18

    apologize. This why the union ain't working. I apologize. local 24 people.

  • 2:39:24

    So you going to get 15 then Mark going to get I don't know how much Imani get 15.

  • 2:39:30

    That's 45. Yeah. Let's keep talking about money. That always goes well here.

  • 2:39:35

    I got you. No, I'm good. I don't need to. You can't negotiate. All right.

  • 2:39:40

    You right. Everybody just relax. We don't want any more fist fights at all. Just listen to the music. Yo,

  • 2:39:47

    when when the Joe Button Patreon starts this episode that's coming out this week, I'm not continuing it until both

  • 2:39:55

    of y'all apologize to me and everybody up here. It sounds like a joke and it's

  • 2:40:01

    not. I'm just telling y'all something before we start cuz y'all not going to know how to take me when the Patreon

  • 2:40:06

    start. Yeah. So, what would you do at the end of this instead of just You could have told us build suspense.

  • 2:40:12

    Selling the show. I'm selling the show. Going over to the Hey,

  • 2:40:18

    Friday they're going to be honed in to see what the I'm not 100. I would absolutely however

  • 2:40:24

    y'all want to do it on camera. What happened on camera? I want an apology from you. Make the uh apology as a disrespect.

  • 2:40:30

    Uh Ice and and and masseuse. Like it's cool that y'all pieced it up, but I didn't come to terms with it yet.

  • 2:40:38

    I'm dead ass. For real. If you my man, just apologize and let's keep it moving. Don't fight with me about it. I'm not fighting with you at all. Don't

  • 2:40:44

    fight me about it. You're my man. I love you. I don't like your clothing though. I don't like your closing statements. Yo, you know what I mean?

  • 2:40:49

    My [ __ ] Yeah. [ __ ] That's not an apology though. No, I didn't think it was one. We still

  • 2:40:55

    on the main work. Listen. Got you. Rest in peace, D'Angelo. Rest in peace to D'Angelo. Rest in

  • 2:41:01

    peace, Diane Katon. Indeed. Rest in peace, Angie Stone. Rest in peace for sure.

  • 2:41:07

    Yes. Rest in peace. Anybody out there that's dealing with a loss of a friend,

  • 2:41:13

    family member, a fan, shout to anybody out there fighting a silent battle, we

  • 2:41:18

    are here for you. We are keeping you in our prayers. Please keep us in your prayers. Lord knows we need to be there

  • 2:41:24

    until the next time. If there's a next time, God willing, we bid you a do farewell adio

  • 2:41:32

    arvois. So long goodbye or a simple head nod will suffice.

  • 2:41:38

    Remember, life is a series of moments. Oh [ __ ] Remember, life is a series of moments and moments pass. So, let's make

  • 2:41:44

    this moment last. The wire is probably [ __ ] up. All right. All right. All right.

  • 2:41:50

    Uh, I don't remember what I was saying. Uh, all make this moment last as if it's

  • 2:41:55

    all we have. Last but certainly not least, the baddies are insecure and was out on

  • 2:42:04

    a Monday night with a good friend of mine, somebody I've known for.

  • 2:42:09

    You getting slim 15 years. 15 plus years. He didn't send a text.

  • 2:42:14

    He didn't call. He didn't DM. Didn't even send the eyes. I like mac and cheese.

  • 2:42:21

    I didn't see the eyes. It was no eyes. So I just had to go on Reddit, see my man up there with some baddies. Me and

  • 2:42:26

    my lady would have loved somewhere to go while we was in bed last night. That's crazy, son. Uh, the baddies are

  • 2:42:33

    insecure. The stagnant women want to travel. The close-minded women want you to teach them things. Grab you with Tylenol. You will need it.

  • 2:42:41

    Shout to everybody that gave me the muscle relaxers. Stop, man.

  • 2:42:46

    What? My bag is bunked out. [ __ ] y'all [ __ ] Popping them. Get a tinge on it. Huh? Popping them, [ __ ] What? I'm in

  • 2:42:55

    the house like [ __ ] what? [ __ ] who? [ __ ] y'all. All right, man.

  • 2:43:01

    We back. Shout to Big Mona here with us in spirit. We'll be back same time, same place this weekend. Y'all hold it down.

  • 2:43:08

    Take care of your family. You mean if you a dad,

  • 2:43:14

    pay the bills. Be miserable. Get a dog. Enjoy that. Get a dog.

  • 2:43:20

    Get a dog. Like it or not. Yeah. Enjoy that. Three, three, three extra minutes in the bathroom or parked

  • 2:43:27

    outside the crib. Your a little bit of 3 minutes of peace and sanctity.

  • 2:43:32

    Till next time, man. Yes, sir. Look at Paul over there. Big Paul. Look at Paul looking like a

  • 2:43:40

    white penis. He out of place. Looking like a white dick.

  • 2:43:45

    Both white [ __ ] be looking. No, he look mad racist.

  • 2:43:52

    It look bad racist right there. He got the racist [ __ ] you up. You got the racist beard. Say another thing, buddy.

  • 2:43:57

    I got to die being black or something.

  • 2:44:02

    Kick your [ __ ] ass, buddy. Oh man. Po be in the gym with us just

  • 2:44:09

    taking a sweet old time. We be dying. What's the name of that little bike we be on?

  • 2:44:15

    Huh? What's the name of that bike? Battle bike. A battle bike. That bike ain't [ __ ] I got smoke with that bike.

  • 2:44:21

    Battle bike. I got smoke with that bike. Look, look, look. Let me see what this [ __ ] battle bike. That bike is on complete [ __ ]

  • 2:44:29

    Anyway, man, y'all hold it down. The Joe Button podcast.

  • 2:44:34

    A group of friends. A group of people that really get along

  • 2:44:41

    with each other. Stay sucker free, y'all. Come on, y'all. You got to stay sucker free. Got to stay sucker free. group of people

  • 2:44:48

    that just wouldn't know what to do without each other, man. I'm trying to tell you, man. It gets tricky.

  • 2:44:54

    It does. It gets tricky. Till next time, rest in peace, D'Angelo. Shout out to the whole

  • 2:45:00

    Neo Soul movement. Hopefully, you've enjoyed this broadcast as much as we've enjoyed delivering it to you. Rest in

  • 2:45:06

    peace, D'Angelo.

  • 2:45:12

    Enough. [Laughter]

  • 2:45:23

    You You've never heard of Jo?

  • 2:45:32

    [Music] Well, fold that up right now.

  • 2:45:37

    New job. [Music]