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>> They base the color the prices based on

the color.

>> All right. The fact that they say cactus

jack changes the price too.

>> Everybody Everybody stop. Ones is where

we're getting confused. Oh,

>> you're saying those those are the cheap

>> Travis Scott.

>> Yes.

>> We are saying those are not cheap

sneakers,

>> right?

>> That's true.

>> It's the cheap Ferrari.

>> You got that?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly.

>> You got that [ __ ] on right now?

>> I don't. You do. You do got that on.

>> What's up with you?

>> It's Essentials.

>> You got that [ __ ] on. Essentials with

Travis's and what's that? You got the

Brightland on? What you got today?

>> The rolly or the Brightland or the

G-shot? What you got? Oh, that that what

you got ready.

>> Them Instagram ads almost got me. I

almost bought 20 Casio G-Shocks.

>> I'm telling you all the colors.

>> Yeah, they got the gold. They got the

calculator. They got all types of for

$49. $70.

>> Instagram be getting me.

>> You too.

>> I buy some on Instagram every day.

>> I just bought 5K the other day. I ain't

going to I hate to tell you all all of

them A6 and Sen.

>> They came across my Instagram. Hit that.

>> Me too.

>> And they make this so easy. Hit the

button.

>> Now I understand.

>> Go straight to the Caribbean.

>> Come on, man.

>> Now I understand like our grandparents

and the older people with QVC and just

>> after the soap operas, how they just sit

and just be buying. The older I get, I'm

going to buy something that you show me.

And they know it, too.

>> Yeah, they know it.

>> I got the good voice on Home Shopping

Network. That lady, she be convincing in

the mother. My mother be like, "I bought

it." I'm like,

>> "I still buy."

>> Yeah. I'll send you the money, man.

>> We talked about lasagna soup for two

seconds. My timeline for the rest of the

weekend was lasagna soup.

>> And how was it?

>> Oh, all right. Hot take. Lasagna soup

might be better than lasagna.

>> Oh, lasagna soup is pretty good.

>> I tried telling you about the soups.

>> Lasagna soup is pretty good.

>> I got to try it.

>> She did it. She did it.

>> Can she bring some for everybody?

>> Yeah. No, I might I might still have

some left.

>> Okay. I might still have some left. She

was supposed to remake it for me, but

she's supposed to do it again with a

little add some broth.

>> Maybe for Thanksgiving.

>> Add some broth.

>> Cuz the longer it sit and the longer I

keep taking like

>> Oh, the noodles so broth.

>> What's in lasagna soup that's not in

lasagna or vice versa? Like what makes

it different other than the broth? It's

just lasagna and broth.

>> It's broth, but the broth is damn near

like a root if you put in the right in

it.

>> So it changes the flavor a little bit.

And then she jazzied up the ricotta.

>> She put the basil and some other in

there. So it's like And then the the how

how it's seasoned

>> the seasoned.

>> Do you dollop the ricotta or is it in

there? You dollop it?

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What the [ __ ]

>> Ice cream scoop.

>> After you put it on top of the soup. You

don't It's not in the soup.

>> Not in the soup.

>> So you taste everything differently than

you do lasagna.

>> Got But I think it is a dollop is

implying a liquides nature.

>> No, I'm just saying how people

>> y'all really fighting against this hyper

masculine accusation.

>> Y'all must have heard Native Land. Y'all

like And then you put a dollop of

ricotta in your

>> Wait, is there a hyper masculine

conversation going on about us?

>> There's always a hyper mas.

>> How is Joe Button hyper masculine?

>> That's what they said on that.

>> They they said yes.

>> They're getting carried away now.

>> That's what the world says. That's not

how native lady said. But

>> yeah, that we that we have a lot of

aggressiveness. Don't get ahead of

nothing. Native land.

>> Native land.

>> What the [ __ ] is Native Land?

>> Yeah. Mark friends that me and Ish about

to shoot at.

>> Oh, okay. Bet.

>> Mark friends that me and Ish about to

shoot at some podcast that Mark going to

be on in a couple weeks, but it's cool.

>> I see.

>> That's our two.

>> I ain't I ain't get hyper masculinity.

>> I got

>> Well, no, not from that.

>> Neanderthal.

>> No, not from that.

>> They're kind of They got similar.

>> Yeah, they're first cousins.

>> Yeah.

Yeah. They mention names.

>> No.

>> Yes.

>> I'm speaking in general terms. I didn't

mean that

>> channel.

I keep a buck with you. You don't want

to go on here.

>> What you mean I don't want to go on?

>> You don't want to go on it. What?

>> They're insulting.

>> Yeah.

>> They insults insults.

>> I think they were insulting you.

>> Oh, that's cool.

>> A lot.

>> What's their numbers like?

>> I have no idea.

>> Say figures.

>> Shout out to them. We'll talk about an

hour, too. I'm I'm gonna watch it and

I'm gonna understand's

gonna be over there for an hour.

>> Yeah.

>> Put the battery back.

>> Yeah.

>> But I don't think so. I think he has a

valid question.

>> No, he that's that's another part of it.

But hour two.

>> Hour two. It is hour two.

>> Although sounds like y'all got something

to get off your chest. I don't know.

[ __ ] Mark,

>> I've been on [ __ ] for at least I've

been waiting to get to work for at least

3 days. I

>> I'm not going to lie. Nobody. You've

been letting a lot of [ __ ] slide. I've

been home

>> been letting a lot of that [ __ ] slide

>> with a bad hip reading

>> and watching and observing.

>> I saw all the sub tweets and I didn't

really know what was going on. So

>> there's so much happening in in this.

>> There's a there's a lot going on in the

space.

>> Like I was so antsy. I was like, "Yo, I

need another show."

>> Like I need another show during the week

>> where

just come in. The the the cycle has

changed.

>> The cycle has changed. Hey, y'all heard

what you [ __ ] said.

>> Before I used to be ahead of it like,

"Oh [ __ ] them [ __ ] banging them two

times. Bang bang." Now

>> by Wednesday morning, I have a whole new

thought process of things I'd like to

say about things and people that I would

never talk about.

>> Oh, you want a side channel? Oh, yeah.

The raw channel.

>> Yeah.

>> Just shooting at [ __ ] Hey yo, you

know what? I

>> the gun range.

>> Just like telling the truth.

>> The gun range. Just like going and

telling the truth about what I think,

>> my real thoughts.

>> People got that. They're real.

>> Because I don't do that here. Like for

all that they think about me, this is a

polished version of

of myself.

>> Yeah. I can touch that. We know. We

know.

>> And I don't be want you. I mean, so it

was a little

>> I would too. 20 grit sandpaper before.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> I I seen you. I just seen you.

understand how long is my man going to

let this go on for? How long? You You

gave a warning. Somebody that I'm

familiar with, you gave a warning. Hey,

this ain't going to be happening too

long. I was surprised. And I said,

"Okay, he you know, he's setting up the

he's setting up the play." And you know,

you've been letting a lot of [ __ ] slide

>> because it could easily just you let it

slide. You could do that too, right?

They say that that's the mature thing to

do.

>> But I told y'all I want to be mature by

the time I'm ish age. And I ain't.

>> And I ain't. You'll never be issued.

That's the fun part.

>> That's your little loophole. No, but

when I get 48, I mean, when I 48, 49.

>> I think you said that about 45 and 46,

too.

>> I talked about 44.

I'm going to be chilling.

>> I slept on 44 and 45 though.

>> You didn't know yet?

>> I slept on it.

>> Another loophole.

>> 44 45 is still, you know, I mean, kind

of active a little bit.

>> What you think? 46 and 47. The mattress

is different. I said 48 and 49 cuz at 48

and 49 then when they say yo dog you

almost 50 they right.

>> I think if you just stick to I'm mature

when I'm ish's age you're good.

>> Yeah

>> cuz then you won't never be exact.

That's a that's a great loophole.

>> That's funny.

>> Y'all would never be the age at the same

time basically.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> It's a trick.

>> Me and Ish didn't plan in this outfit.

>> I don't know what I don't believe you.

>> We spoke this morning but we didn't talk

about

>> What about you and Flip?

>> You playing the the greens?

>> No, I didn't. Oh yeah.

>> I didn't plan that with Flip either.

>> I didn't.

>> We a matchy matchy group.

>> Yeah.

>> Dude Dash.

Shout out to our sister Mona. Uh she is

not with us. She will be with us next

week. She had business to tend to.

>> Shout out to her.

>> Shout out to

Right. Get it.

>> Yeah. Yeah. You know, you know the vibe.

>> You know,

>> you know the vibe.

>> That money. Can't be mad.

>> We miss you.

>> I would too.

>> We do. you. We just We do. We do. But I

just like when I hear that about, you

know, co-host that's not here.

>> I say that when you're not here, too. I

miss you.

>> I miss you when I shot at you and it

missed when I get

>> the only miss was when you

duck.

>> Yo, that's funny. Yo,

>> I don't want none of the money that Flip

or Mark made from their fight that

started here either. That's That's their

[ __ ]

>> I'm sure you do.

>> That's their [ __ ]

>> You made enough on God. I think you made

enough.

>> You've done just fine, sir.

You think I [ __ ] mind? What's wrong

with you, man?

>> Is crazy, son.

>> I went blind.

>> I don't want nothing pennies. You made

it. I see what you doing.

>> You saying it's pennies.

>> You saying it.

>> That is not me saying

it's pennies. Like those are cheap

shoes right?

>> Exactly. Exactly. Exactly.

>> No, I don't believe it to be pennies.

But why why are y'all laughing at me?

I'm

>> [ __ ] They got that [ __ ] in every black

excellent magazine. Vibe with your

Patreon there, [ __ ] I read it a green.

>> That's my channel.

>> Yeah, the alert came up.

>> They made it a whole black excellence

thing. Black renaiss

with you last month.

>> Not this month, though.

>> Yeah, this month. Yeah.

>> Glad you got the articles out last

month.

>> Because you said that when I said tricky

words. You said, "Oh, it's just tricky

to you making a scene."

>> I'm bad about that cuz tricky they made

like a music remix today.

>> Wait, what was the MC? Hold up.

>> If they put you as

Please have you better not be dumb, you

dumb MC.

>> A little This is a little clip of that

exchange. It's a little music remix.

>> Well, we have a problem with

that. I know

>> you say a lot of tricky words.

>> No, I know. That's tricky to use.

Tricky. That's tricky to use.

Tricky words.

>> What?

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Now y'all got to start showy words.

>> Hilarious. Yo [ __ ]

>> We should do that.

>> Whatever you want.

>> Let's talk. Pressure me into whatever

you want.

>> Let's talk. Let's talk.

>> I got to be humble with you, excellence,

[ __ ] I want I want

>> I read the whole they made they made it

into an intellect thing like we got a

problem cuz he's the smartest [ __ ] in

the room. I'm reading I said wait did a

PR company said this it's the same [ __ ]

like black man or something.

>> I'm like what that [ __ ] [ __ ] my brain.

>> You know what it is when [ __ ] happens

people will have something they've

wanted to say for a long time and they

use their a moment to talk about the

[ __ ] they already talk about. That's

what I feel like. And and

you sure you ain't

>> know you've been here for a year. You

are family man. They don't know. I love

Mark down paws. I love [ __ ] love

Mark. Some things you can't get in front

of, buddy. Your friend is about to get

it. I would too.

All your little intellectual words, all

that [ __ ] is cool. And how two, one

group of your friends is going to

address another group of your friends.

And that's okay.

>> We are not a monolith.

>> You got to be careful when you combine

friends.

We don't share friends. That's that. So

hour number two, man. All right.

>> Now, unless somebody come sage the room,

let [ __ ] spray.

>> I left my sage at home spray like But

other than that,

>> I don't think Cordy got sage. No, he

definitely he definitely

>> plugins don't make smell.

>> The jail plugins.

>> Hey,

mic check. Mic check. 1212. Keep this

applause going for the best crew in the

world, man. Get these drops out the way

right quick.

>> At some point, I will get up.

Put some lotion on these dogs of mine.

Act like I'm on a big broadcast.

>> You know what I mean? What's that?

>> Who was that?

>> Flip

>> and flip. Flip. Flip. What episode is

this?

>> 870.

>> Welcome to episode 870

of the Joe Button Podcast. I'm your

humble, gracious, grateful, really happy

to be here. Host your button here with

some really amazing people to my right.

Uh are they views higher?

>> Mr. What's their content like? What they

doing over there?

>> Big Queens Queen Flip is in the

building, man. Queen Flip, how you

doing?

>> I'm in the building. I feel good. I'm

ready.

>> Did you already put the channel in your

little app to figure out what their

impressions are?

>> I did. We going to get to it. We going

to get to it. Uh to his right, the one

and only, our good brother, Dr. Mark

Lamont Hill is in the building. Mark,

how you feeling?

>> I'm good, man.

>> Good, good. Glad to have you with us

today.

>> To his right, uh, King Waw Wa himself

>> has graced us with his [ __ ] present.

Stop playing with him. Mr. Thousand

Doors and uph.

>> Yeah. Thousand doors and up. They know

the vibes. [ __ ] they talking about.

>> I'm glad they know. Yeah, I know. I

know. I know. I know. I'm glad to be

here.

>> Uh, next to ish. Come on, man.

>> Come on, man. Leader of some

>> leader of some 5enter group.

>> I don't know what the name of his

faction is,

>> but Ice is up to something down to

something, but I'm not sure why.

>> He's up to something, man. That's free.

Mr. Taker Further, our good brother Ice

is in the building, man. He got some

expensive shoes on, too, after that.

>> No, no, I don't. Yeah. No, I don't.

>> They don't look cheap. They all look

cheap. They cheap.

>> I almost had a mushy moment thinking

about Ice last night. Okay.

>> Well, it's better than a hard moment.

>> See, it's Mark to our hyper masculine.

>> Mark, strong men can be vulnerable.

>> Talk about your mushy movie.

>> No, man. Why? Why was I thinking about

Freeze? I don't know why Freeze popped

in my head. I like that. Freeze has been

a good friend of mine for a long time.

Like Yeah, he's a good [ __ ] friend.

Like I I rep I rep for Freeze. I don't

know if I say that enough cuz the fans

know it.

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> I know. Freeze is like my man, man. I

know. I love that. I That's not said

enough. Freeze. I love you, man.

>> Thank you, brother.

>> Big in there. Say it faster though.

Don't Don't me back, [ __ ]

>> [ __ ] sweating too fast. He sweating,

[ __ ] So, you know, he

say I'm telling say it fast. Elmyra's

finest, huh? Y'all know the vibes. Big

parks in the building.

>> Libra.

>> Libra season.

>> Libra season.

>> We're not nearly as annoying as y'all,

Virgo. So,

>> nobody is

Don't be a dick.

>> Don't be a dick. Our good

>> Parks is here. Po is here. Cory is here.

Erikson is here. Tanner and Sabon are

here by remote. Last, but certainly not

least, each and every one of you guys

are here. Don't forget that this amazing

[ __ ] that we're doing here is brought to

you by, fueled by, powered by Prize

Picks, Pride Fist Gang.

>> All right. How's everybody feeling?

>> Feeling amazing. Feeling good, man.

>> Cory, you been kissing this week?

>> We'll talk tomorrow, Jim. We'll talk.

>> Look, he's smiling again. He's smiling.

He's smiling.

>> I know. I know. My guy went to go kiss

some more.

>> What's up with y'all? Can I ask you

mentioned hyper masculinity? It made me

think of some yesterday. Kiss some more.

>> I went uh to to the nail salon

yesterday.

>> Uhhuh.

>> To get a manicure pedicure, right?

>> That's very masculine.

>> Very masculine.

>> Um,

>> shiny buff.

>> So, she That's just it, right? I walked

in and she was like, "You want what

color polish you want?"

>> Right. No one's ever asked me that

before.

>> Mhm.

>> And I sat there in in the thing and

watch her as another dude that came in.

She didn't ask him if he wanted a color

polish. Oh, you're giving You look

sweet. Well, that's You had that long

hoodie on

>> a t-shirt. It was covering your You

looking like some sugar.

>> Yeah.

>> And And it's And

>> that's okay.

>> It's the pants. It's the jeggings.

>> That's what it is.

>> I get it. Y'all thought I was asking you

to tell me all the ways I look gay. I

get it. That wasn't where I was going.

>> Oh, you missed it. God damn it.

>> That wasn't where I was going. I know

all the ways I look gay. I'm fine with

it. Um,

does that happen to y'all? Do y'all ever

get misread like that? No. No. They've

never asked me what type of color.

>> That's not what he asked. Have we ever

been mis red?

>> Thank you.

>> I'm sure I've been.

>> Well, yeah, I would, too.

>> I was just misread before I [ __ ] came

to work. I would have met. Let me see.

Let me see. Let me see. Let me see.

Yeah, I'm black in America.

>> I mean, you get red for gay.

>> Oh,

>> well, he act like you don't get red. You

don't get

>> You didn't get mis red. You act like you

was gay. I didn't get misread or act

like I was gay. Wendy Williams took a

lion ass on the air when I was a brand

new artist and said Joe Button is gay.

>> Really? You talking about I remember

that back in the day.

>> What made her say that?

>> Joe.

>> Well,

yeah. Gay probably would [ __ ]

>> Sometime they know before you do, you

know.

>> I know. I keep telling you they would

know if it was true.

>> They would. Hey, y'all wouldn't know.

Word to get out. Yeah. So Wendy Williams

did that. She's amazing at what she

does. me and her later pieced it up and

had an amazing relationship, right? So,

I don't harbor ill will toward her for

saying that. And I understand the gig is

the gig. The gig is the gig. Nothing

comes before the gig. That's part of

what makes people what they are. So,

shout to Wendy Williams.

>> I did get some feed pick requests after

our feet pick conversation the other

day.

>> Did you?

>> I did. Yeah. I didn't take anybody up on

>> I was going to ask you like if I find

out you selling pink

>> to sell. Are you crazy? I'm not doing

nothing with them anyway. $50.

>> What would your price point be?

>> I don't know. I don't know what the rate

is. I got to do some research. Some

market analysis.

>> Need a feet.

>> Oh, do some research, man.

>> Got to get a feed p.

>> That's crazy.

>> You would judge them.

>> Yes.

>> Why? Not really. Some feet parks. Not

really. Sell them. Sell them.

>> Yeah. I mean, I mean, not not parks the

number one engineer.

>> How many How many ways do people get

money that you judge?

>> Not many. Yeah. It ain't a lot. It's not

a whole lot. It's not a whole lot.

>> It's got be like like morally wrong in

my opinion.

>> Yeah. For me, it's the moral thing. If

it's just weird to me, I don't give a

[ __ ]

>> Yeah.

>> I don't respect the the [ __ ] on the

cards. I don't I don't respect that

whole side of what they doing. What you

mean?

>> I don't know what that mean.

>> You know, when you got the fake card and

you

>> Oh, the scammer.

>> Oh, the swipe [ __ ]

>> I don't respect it.

>> I used to do scams, so I do a little bit

of respect for it. But

>> yeah, it depends on who you're scamming,

I guess.

>> Yeah.

>> You respect them, right? That's my

problem.

>> MacBook half

and the car.

>> You get the MacBook for 500.

>> That's not funny. But

>> hey yo, I don't knock how nobody eat

steak, my [ __ ] Unless it got something

>> What did you just say?

>> I don't like how I don't knock how

anybody eat steak.

>> Okay. Unless it's some kids involved or

some, you know what I'm saying? But

okay, but there are kids involved.

They're doing the same

>> potentially with

>> if you're steal someone's parenting,

right?

>> [ __ ] up Christmas like [ __ ]

>> No, no. I'm just saying I get it. I

>> We just going to have a little bit of a

healthy respect for the for the under

underground [ __ ] cuz of where we from.

>> Yes.

>> I want to grow out or something.

>> Yo, I just think America is built on a

hustle. I think America is built on

scam. And I think America

>> scam them companies then.

>> They they are.

>> Let me guess. Cuz the companies have

insurance right?

>> They have insurance.

If you take this is this is this is the

downside from what I've seen and and

observed. I've never ran scams.

>> I did. My car got caught off. I

>> like you better than us.

>> No, I didn't. I I just sold drugs.

>> No, I benefited off the scam. Yo, I

benefited off the scam. So, I'm just

saying this like

>> banks going to get your money back.

>> It's an inconvenient period of time in

which it takes for you to get your money

back that could be detrimental to you

and your family. People's credit. Yeah.

Like [ __ ] like that. They miss

Christmas.

>> Yeah.

>> So that that's that's [ __ ] up.

>> Yeah. You might need that money for

something right there.

>> And I'm about to say not just that bank

give you your money back, but it might

take

>> that's all the money I had.

>> Yeah. It might take 30 days for Yeah.

>> is on the other side when them [ __ ]

meet you in the alley. I got this. I got

that.

>> 40%.

>> It's [ __ ] up to say, but

>> yo, I think you just pardon.

>> I don't believe what you're saying,

>> Joe. I know [ __ ] that

>> and I've known you a while, but I refuse

on

>> depot. You've taken

>> Let's talk.

>> Bring a minute. Just get

>> Let's talk.

>> Let's talk.

>> Yo, when these TV When these TVs fall

off a truck,

>> somebody that own the TV

>> is out of luck. It's

>> usually a company, though.

>> It's usually a company, right?

>> That it it depends.

>> Well, speaking from my own experience,

>> okay,

>> once I stopped stealing TVs, I purchased

all my TVs from like the store.

>> No, you've purchased TVs at a drastic

discount based on some hustle. And you

were stealing TVs when they was

stealing.

>> Yeah, I was the heavy TVs.

>> Yeah, the heavy. Damn.

>> Well, no, I was stealing I was stealing

tubes. I was stealing pro scrant pro

scans. I was I was around when the flats

just came out

>> like plasmas. Plasmas plasmas. I was

stealing those. But once I stopped, I

always bought my TV from a [ __ ]

That's part of my problem with what

you're saying. We make too much money to

still be

>> You didn't.

What TV is name the TV?

>> He's saying you bought one of the wrong

truck. He's saying you bought one of the

wrong I've never purchased a TV off the

truck. A TV or something else? Oh, you

talking about a TV?

>> Both.

>> Not a Yo, dog. What is inaccurate?

>> All right, cool. What person in here has

not purchased something that fell off a

truck?

>> We I did.

>> Well, something is something different.

I told I told you I bought a mattress

>> from a barber.

>> Barber shop. Where you get them at

though? The barber shop is where the

deals come from. Check it out, man. Come

in there with

>> It's a [ __ ] that come in the barber

shop taking orders.

>> Yes.

>> What you need? I'll be back.

>> One of my [ __ ] takes what Creed you

want,

>> what bond number nine you want, what Tom

Ford you want,

>> and I'm not saying that nothing y'all

are saying is wrong. My question is,

>> you got Tom Ford gun

>> at Come on. Come on.

>> Come on. Almost got you.

>> I can use a black choice.

>> I got the cream. I got the cream for

discount and white privilege.

>> He just trying to You trying to kill

the noise for my birthday.

>> I just think at a certain point at a

certain point I think it's important to

change your life. That's all.

>> Ask Cory.

>> I'm about to

>> can't.

>> We doing houses.

>> Cory's not on.

>> When that [ __ ] says, "Yo, it's 50% off

anything you want at Home Depot."

>> What do you think I'm going to say, Jo?

>> Right.

>> Even the [ __ ] that I don't need.

>> Let's say it cost me, look, let's say it

cost me 150 to a house. Let's say it

cost 150 to ren.

>> Okay.

>> Out of that 150, a good

>> $60,000 of that might be material.

$70,000 of that might be material. So,

if you think I can save 35 grand off the

material price, I'm not going to do it.

You got too much faith in me, my

brother.

>> Well, stop.

>> Stop. I long ago came to that

realization.

>> I just want to reaffirm.

>> That's one. My response to that is you

can find other means to get your 40%

discount.

>> Well, when you It's 50 and sometimes

sometimes it be right there.

>> But when you let me know the other

means.

>> Yeah. This mean this mean right here.

>> Home Depot don't play that [ __ ]

>> We we we sent Cory some legal [ __ ] to

get a discount. No. Go ahead and lie.

>> Oh yeah.

>> What do

>> So if you have an option

>> through programs,

>> I'm just saying you don't have to do

that just cuz we was raised.

>> I want you to know

>> whatever you said. Cory,

>> he got what? He got

>> He ain't used.

That's not true.

>> He might have used it.

>> Cory said the [ __ ] got fired.

>> He used it. See, look now. You always

talk too much. You always jump in. And

so he ain't on the show for a reason.

>> Don't repeat nothing.

>> So take it out.

>> Yeah, he's going.

>> But it's it's a difference between to me

taking something from a company

>> thousand%

>> and saying like, "Oh, I got I got pipes.

I got copper." And you find out somebody

else's house don't got it no more.

>> Mark, can you put that adjust that mic?

>> Like, yo, dog, let me tell you

something. If somebody dropped a a bank

roll on the floor and I could be flat

broke, I'd be like, "Yo, dog, you

dropped your money. I'm not stealing

nothing from nobody, bro. Period."

>> Flat broke.

>> Flat. Hopefully they'll be like, "Oh

[ __ ] my bad.

>> I've been flat broke for $500 at the

Florida.

>> I wasn't looking for I looking for

nobody."

>> Yo, it's just so It's just so old.

>> Yo,

>> someone drops their bank roll.

>> You talking about the

How many people they got right now to

drop on the floor?

>> Couple of

way.

>> We got one right now.

>> Everything he say is like from some

privilege man.

He got a bank.

>> Some people still like carrying cash.

Yo, the 1%.

>> [ __ ] name is you carry money clip.

>> No.

>> A rubber band.

>> Rubber band.

>> Still trying to relate to them [ __ ]

>> Hey, he big.

>> He could have a He would have a beeper

if he could find one.

>> You keep the ones on the outside still.

>> Yo, beat me on my Android. I got the

Android beeper.

>> You put the ones on the inside.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh, you got a lot of money.

>> Let's go. ish. [ __ ] we [ __ ] with you,

bro. Listen to these [ __ ]

>> Cool, brother.

>> I know. I know y'all [ __ ] fronting.

It's all right.

>> Cool.

>> I'm just I'm being honest.

>> Take the discount

>> for sure.

>> [ __ ] call Ice like, "Yo, we got the

new iPhones.

>> Please take

>> Well, you know what we think about.

>> Please don't give a [ __ ]

>> You know what we think about Ice. That

that didn't help you.

>> You should stop wanting us to look at

you like we look at Ice."

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Separate, man.

>> No, I'm honest. I'm

>> There it is. You crazy.

>> No, Ice is honest.

>> It's cool.

>> Listen, man. A lot of important things

need our attention. Not really.

>> Yeah.

>> Not really. It's one of those days like

Monica, but we the best in the biz, so

we'll get through it. What What What is

most important or most unimportant? Or

what do we disagree about the most?

>> It's hard to know, but my timeline has

been filled with weird [ __ ] this week

cuz my algorithm is all thrown off.

>> And one of the things that popped up for

me was this uh Amy TJ Holmes and Amy.

What's the What's the woman's name? Amy.

Um

>> Amy.

>> I feel bad. Amy's Amy for right now.

>> Amy Holmes,

>> right? It's about to be Amy Holmes.

Anyway, TJ Holmes, as y'all know, they

she he was on uh Good Morning America.

He's been a fixture in black media for a

long time. Anyway, he he and his wife or

or girlfriend got fired from Good

Morning America because they weren't

supposed they weren't supposed to be

boyfriend and girlfriend at the time.

They were both married

>> to different people.

>> They used to double date sometime.

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Used to hang out. Swang

>> except they weren't.

I thought it started with the swing. I

don't

>> Well, they never reported that part.

I'll just say that. You never know. But

>> that's my intuition.

>> Point is a lot of lot of scandal, a lot

of speculation, and they eventually got

fired cuz America didn't want to see two

co-hosts cheating on their spouses with

each other.

>> But now they they cheating was so good

that they didn't seem perturbed at all

by this.

>> They were unbothered.

>> Yeah. I didn't see nothing that said,

"Hey, this is wrong and we're fighting

for our jobs." They said, "Bet.

>> All right, we out." That's what it

looked like. Now we got a hot podcast.

>> Yeah, exactly.

>> That's my guy.

>> And I'm trying to find her name. And um

>> and anyway, they just announced after

about a couple years that they're now

getting married.

>> It ain't been that long.

>> We've reported on this maybe a year,

year and a half ago. Yeah. It It ain't

been that long.

>> Yeah. A couple years. I've been here a

year. We ain't talking about they The

point is they're together and they're

now getting married.

>> Love

your What's your problem with that? We

got her name

>> Robok or Robot.

>> Oh, thank you.

>> Let's make some noise. Love wins.

>> Love wins.

>> True love. Nothing stands in the way.

>> What What possible problem could you

have with love winning?

>> What What happens after that?

>> You can't say that. Wait.

>> Don't go back.

>> You can't say that.

>> You see them old school, [ __ ] Ask Amy.

Ask me a go black. It go dark. You go

white.

>> You're all right.

>> I'm all right.

Oh man.

>> Do you I I don't It's so many thing. I

don't I don't like the whole scandal. I

didn't like it from the first. I don't

like I don't like

>> You think it's shameful?

>> I don't like people you It's so

disrespectful

>> to fall in love with somebody at work to

double date with some to kick it. They

were

>> even the sibling even the the spouses

were kicking it with people.

>> Disrespectful. That's wild. A [ __ ]

kikiing in your face, busting your

trick.

>> I agree with that. [ __ ] kill your ass.

>> But then love wins.

>> Hey, baby face. Vanessa Williams.

>> Love

>> makes things happen.

>> That's it. That's it. That's it, bro.

That's it.

>> That was Pebbles and [ __ ] y'all.

>> Oh, [ __ ] It was Pebbles.

>> It was Pebbles.

>> Love. You do wild [ __ ] in the name of

love. Every wild documentary I watch is

somebody bugging the [ __ ] out because of

love.

>> Let Let me ask y'all. They say they only

build bridges to find women on the other

side. So

>> I never heard that.

>> Wow. Y just put all the old age.

>> Got them things in the Bronx.

>> Fire over there.

>> Is that I'm sorry. Go ahead.

>> No. What do you think about do or do

y'all think that you could be in a

relationship

>> and you could be in a great relationship

>> and you could meet somebody that could

potentially be your soulmate?

>> Is that the end of the question?

>> Yeah. Yes.

>> Yes. Absolutely.

>> That's very possible. Yes. So, so if

that is very possible then why do you

think this is so just cuz they was

hanging out kicking it? I he based on

the reports he found a lot of soulmates

at work.

>> Oh soul brother number one a couple

producers

>> trying to see where soul fit soul

soul

>> a lot of souls ain't alive but I know TJ

I like TJ a lot um and and I I think

he's a good dude. I just

>> sure

>> think that this was a terrible choice.

Not the woman but the the workplace.

Like if you going to Here's what I say.

If you gonna cheat, I'm just saying

don't double date. Don't kick it with

us. Don't don't don't move me into your

world.

>> It might not have started that way

though. I'm saying that we could have

been double dating some [ __ ] and then he

start looking across that table instead

of next to you.

>> Just something built.

>> Okay, fair enough.

>> Is he not supposed to double down after

they got fired?

>> Yeah, I I hate Oh,

>> is he not supposed to?

>> He's not supposed to What?

>> Is he not supposed to double down after

he got fired?

>> No, Mark is saying

>> I get that. We pass that.

>> After you get fired,

>> they got fired already.

>> Look, one, if that's your person, that's

your person. I'm not mad at him for

choosing her. I'm not mad at him for

getting married to marry who you want,

love who you want. relationship is not

going to keep me from the person I love.

>> Sorry.

>> Hold on. Can you say that one more time?

Clean. I just want to get for the clips.

>> This [ __ ] is

so when you get that text when you get

that text at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, I make

sure you

swear for God. I'm serious about this

nut. This [ __ ] said that [ __ ] like it

was an Aaron Judge shot. Bro,

>> he is not joking. I'm very serious. I'm

not I'm not dog. So So the person Look,

I'm not That's some sucking [ __ ] you do.

>> So look, the person you with, you don't

love,

>> you can love them.

>> You could love them.

>> I'm telling you that I have been in the

situation before. Well, let me preface.

Let me preface with Do you Do y'all

believe that you can love two women at

the same time?

>> Thousand%.

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

>> Yeah, it's possible. I've done it.

>> I can't see it. I've done it.

>> So you don't believe that?

>> My wife watches the first 30 minutes of

the class. No, I absolutely cannot

believe you.

>> Mark, you believe someone else could?

>> At least someone else could. I believe

every human on the earth is capable of

it except me.

>> Except me. Your wife watches.

>> My love,

right?

>> I do think it's a little strange to love

two people at the same time when you're

like of age. When you're younger, it

it's a lot easier. We're not talking

about

>> some way [ __ ] become a choice.

>> [ __ ] When you older is when it get

tough.

>> Mhm.

She right there.

We like each other.

We'll throw it all away.

We'll throw it all away.

>> What do you want to do?

>> Yo, [ __ ]

[Applause]

[ __ ] him, [ __ ]

>> Not me though. Not me either, but

love is so strong. The [ __ ] is magnetic.

So that person is all the way over there

in the Bronx.

>> You home,

you home having to deal with like

whatever your relationship calls for.

Although you being a provider, you're

being a [ __ ] you doing all of this

[ __ ]

>> Sometimes the feelings [ __ ]

deteriorate and you're not having those

talks in real time and somebody else

catches your attention. That's true.

>> I believe that you got to be mature

enough to have those conversations with

each other,

>> but I'm not going to be naive and act

like they don't happen where people get

a m mistress or what's the guy version?

>> There is no guy mister [ __ ]

>> A mister

where you get a mistress or a mister

>> and you fall in love and now we got to

go home and have uncomfortable

conversations cuz somebody else is

making me feel a way that you ain't made

me feel in a while,

>> dog. Especially Especially in the

workplace because you spend so much time

in the workplace with somebody that that

[ __ ] could just really happen

organically. You might not have intended

for any of that stuff to happen.

>> Like Johnny coming in wearing the [ __ ]

out the suit smelling like heaven. Your

man a mechanic coming home with the

dirty hands. Like it's it's a different

ball.

>> How do you identify?

>> She at work with the ability to submit.

>> How do you identify? How do you [ __ ]

Wait. Hold up, [ __ ]

Make it look like you're stupid. Bring

it in.

>> That's my baby.

>> Bringing it in at halftime. You like,

"Yo, what you

>> old man?" [ __ ] I'm talking to you.

>> How do you know? When do you know it's

love? And you

>> interrupted a real funny [ __ ]

>> Pardon me. When do you know love? That

[ __ ] was going on too long. When do you

know it's love and not instant

gratification?

>> You serious?

>> Yo. Yo, stop trying to be Mr. Serious

cuz they playing on your

real

serious. We got a real funny beat going.

Don't be Mr. All

right.

>> We like you stupid.

Go ahead with your [ __ ] You won't know

though. You won't I think time will

tell.

>> I like you stupid [ __ ]

>> All right, man.

That was to your point. You don't know

time or tell.

>> Okay.

>> Some [ __ ] be good instantly.

>> Yeah. But then when you at home thinking

about him at 4 in the morning, you

laying next to your chick,

>> that workshuation.

>> You don't got to work with them. You

don't got to live with them. You don't

[ __ ] You be the best part to them.

>> Guess what happens? And then when you do

>> welcome Amy and TJ.

>> Yeah.

Do you think that's infatuation still?

No. I think I I've seen them together.

They in love.

>> That's That's my point. And they might

not have set out to do that. He be cool

with [ __ ] just [ __ ] on him in a

nice way.

>> TJ my man, but I don't know. TJ.

>> No, I mean I would tell him if he ever

asked me not that he should or would,

but I would say yeah. I think going on

double dates with you. That's the part I

had the issue.

>> I got you. You talking about initially.

>> Yeah. But you know where I could

disagree with that and this could be

[ __ ] sources but there was also a report

saying that the the two the other two

started dating.

>> That was but the but the rumor even if

that's true was after

>> they got exposed for cheating.

>> Of course.

>> So that's revenge thing.

>> Okay.

Y'all ain't revenge right.

>> That's you putting the sentiment of

revenge on. I'm not saying

>> I say happened after. I'm just saying it

wasn't.

>> All I'm saying is it changes the optic

of our double date. Not to me.

>> But they just swingers. If you steal if

you steal my wife and then 6 months

later I'm like, "Well, [ __ ] it. I'm

That's different."

>> Yeah. I bet.

>> That's not true. Because that means you

already had to have some level of

attraction for the individual.

>> Unless it No, it don't.

>> She also might be nice.

>> Well, Pac said she was my girl maybe,

you know, all kinds of stuff.

>> But I want to play up what he said cuz I

I'm with y'all. It don't say that you

have to have had an attraction, but I

think it starts with having an

unattraction for somewhere that you once

were

>> attracted.

>> Yeah. You you looking for you to do

that, you looking at your home base

differently than you once did for you to

even be available to fall for the MC

Gusto,

>> especially as a woman.

>> I think I think that

>> All right, we in the manosphere now.

>> No, I think women have red pill is

interest. You know, I think women have

more

>> Oh.

>> Oh, God. Here we go.

>> What? This next word. You about to be a

remix.

>> Uh,

>> get ready.

>> morality than us.

>> I think that if you're a woman, a man

could be like, "Yo, he [ __ ] my chick.

I'm going to [ __ ] his chick back."

>> Yeah.

>> A woman is giving their body me too.

Look, a woman is giving their body to

somebody. Like, I don't know if the

revenge is revenge for the chick

>> today.

>> I disagree with that.

>> You got the chicks today [ __ ] up.

>> Oh, you're not.

He 50 [ __ ] He talking about he talking

about Charlene when they money roll

>> about the one that you think women are

able to uh

>> women got some revenge seeking in them

too.

>> You think women are able to uh have

access to a different level of morality

than men?

>> I do.

>> No, I think that women I think that

women because they're judged more

harshly by society, they tend to make

better choices because they suffer the

the the repercussions behind bad

choices. You got you got to join us in

in 2025.

>> That's why they say they mature faster

than us.

>> Like listen, if I think that if women

could run around doing what men do, a

lot more of them would.

>> He left it.

>> No, he saw the shark. He was like,

"No no.

They got to walk about.

>> They got about They got to slip [ __ ]

>> They are doing that now.

>> Come on, nigga."

>> Not Not in the masses like men.

>> No, I don't think so. If you think many

as many women are living like men, I we

could disagree.

>> I got to ask you on that point a lot

more that they

not

>> but but let me ask another question

about this cuz this is the other piece

of this. Is there a respectable amount

of time that you have to wait after you

leave your ex for somebody else? Like

like in a situation like this, do you

got to wait 2 years? You got to wait a

year.

>> He was already in love with the lady.

>> No, but I'm saying no. No. I'm saying

like before you get married like you got

to wait 6 months. You got to wait a

year.

>> No. when it's right, [ __ ] will go

right out the window.

>> Cuz I feel like they waited two years,

not cuz they didn't they weren't sure,

but because they wanted to Yeah. Let it

cool down the optics of it. Cuz you look

like an [ __ ] leaving somebody after

you.

>> See, I disagree. I disagree. I think if

you lose your [ __ ] job and wife, you

might as well go all in. Like, what are

we doing?

>> Speaking of wives,

uh Brian Mcnite, as you know, just had a

major victory against his ex-wife, but

then this was one of the weird things

that popped up in my algorithm this

week, too. He won a $8.8 million uh

lawsuit against his ex-wife allegedly

for uh defamation and other things

>> really.

>> And he made a video that is on uh the

internet where he's talking about it's a

weird video to me. I mean, there's a

moment where he's saying, you know, God,

you know, I let God fight my battles.

Apparently God is only on the side of

people. He

>> has a law degree.

>> Exactly. God's a good lawyer,

>> right?

>> And and then uh then he had this weird

thing with his son.

>> Yeah. you know, we mentioned his, you

know, his son and he played old

voicemail message from his ex-wife. Then

they showed him kind of skipping off in

the background. It's a very strange

video, but he won the money and I guess

again like

I don't know. He seemed like a piece of

[ __ ] to me for a long time the last few

years and I'm not convinced that he's

not based on everything I've heard from

all the sides. You know what I mean?

Everybody can make their own opinions,

>> but again like

>> he's with a new like

>> does does it matter? Does do do the

legal victories matter? Do the

vindications matter? Any of that matter?

Does any that matter once you once you

get marked like that? Can you can you

change the image?

>> I sorry. Go ahead.

>> Sometimes it ain't about the image,

[ __ ] You You defamed me. Give my

money. Pay me.

>> I I want I want a legal victory just to

prove that that [ __ ] wasn't true. I

think I think it's unfair. I think

sometimes um

>> for men,

we get shunned if we do publicly a bunch

of [ __ ] that women do.

>> Like, you know, we'll be like, "Yo,

you're a man. You can't do that. Like

how how

>> anybody that's going through a divorce

or some [ __ ] the women could just come

out and tell all the tea. If a man comes

out and tell a te, we look at him like a

[ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Like

yo,

>> the word t.

>> Yeah.

So I think that sometimes as a man that

that's your that's your vindication,

>> the court like, "Yo, dog, I was telling

the truth all along. I can't come out

and say some of these things because

nobody going to believe me anyway." So

this was my win. This was my win

>> here.

>> If it's, God forbid, you and your wife

went through a divorce, right? God

forbid.

>> It's just great.

>> No, I'm saying, God forbid, God,

>> you wouldn't go to certain steps

publicly that your wife would go to.

>> You wouldn't. You would.

>> I know. You know, you would. You

wouldn't. You would.

>> It might be the opposite.

>> You I don't No, I'm not saying that your

wife would even scoop to some [ __ ]

If your wife did Oh, I got Yeah. Yeah.

That's not my style.

>> You wouldn't do it.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

>> I would call you on the phone like, "Yo,

you can't.

>> You would stop. You can't. You can't do

it, bro. You just can't. You got to eat

that.

>> You got to eat it.

>> Brian Mcnite is one of people.

>> He's weird.

>> And he's done so much awful [ __ ] It It

makes me really not want to listen to

his music anymore.

>> And that nigga's fire.

>> He's got some

>> And it's so hard.

>> Fire.

>> I watched I watched a video of him

saying he why he doesn't talk to his

kids. Why, you know, the video why he

didn't speak to his son before he passed

away tragically a little while ago.

>> And listen, he just abandoned his kids.

He wasn't touching them. We can still

play.

>> He even named another kid.

>> Junior,

>> right? Am I a social worker?

>> I was about to say. Then I heard one

last cry on the piano by himself and I

was like, "Yeah." I was like, "How nice

was that kid?" Like he ain't touching.

>> I care about my trusted circle of

friends, my network, and my family if

they being the best person that they

could be. Everybody else, I don't have

time to police y'all.

>> Yeah. How the harmonies.

>> Brian Mcnite. I want to sing at my

wedding.

>> Four minutes.

>> Four minutes. Might need longer.

>> Why do I have to Why do I have to like

when we when Slaughter went to perform

at Best Buy and they was running

warrants and lock me up? Like why do you

think that the police about to be at my

wedding to lock him up for not being

here for the I want yo. All right, let's

try it a different way.

>> What song? Which song?

>> Like what are y'all talking?

>> Ain't too many songs better than One

Last Cry.

>> No. I mean, not for your wedding, but

[ __ ] if you if you love your [ __ ]

work wife and then you end up getting

married to her after y'all lose y'all

jobs and this come on with with respect

to his other kids. Like, why are we got

to always care about the children and we

don't know them kids? They could have

had bad energy.

>> [ __ ] we want to hear this. And also,

some things are genetic. Like if Brian

Mcnite might be a little bit of [ __ ]

who's to say that Junior was

>> the first Junior?

>> Everything I did before.

>> Look at Look at Cory. I got Look at Cory

in love. Cory Cory want me to send him a

playlist. I got you texting to you.

>> Cory's in love.

>> I've never seen him sing Brian McN.

>> Try try kissing to this.

>> Got to send the slaps over.

>> I don't know. Yo,

>> and I'm saying that with respect to the

the other kids and sometimes they be

hearing a few different stories. I think

what happens a lot of times is

>> I'm joking with

>> [ __ ] to do some [ __ ] that's

just way left in public.

>> No man is doing what he's done in

public.

>> Even if you feel like he felt

>> you wouldn't do that what he did.

>> Like it bother me to hear that he didn't

speak to his son before he passed away.

Yeah, that that about

>> that [ __ ] Like even listening now.

>> He said Yeah. See, we don't be listening

to the man's perspective and I don't

want to act like I'm capable for him.

>> He say I don't man.

>> No. Yeah. I don't want to act like I'm

capable for him. He

>> He said some [ __ ]

>> that he tried.

>> They used to have a really really really

close-knit family. Yeah.

>> Like you know about like I'm a Brian

McNight fan. His kids used to be on all

his albums. Like they played a part in

all of that [ __ ] They said that their

relationship used to be super duper

duper tight and at some point in time

somebody drove a wedge against it. He

tried to get it back and they wasn't

with it.

>> They chose basically and that's just the

problem with having more kids, right?

It's like you face somebody got to get

phased out like I can't be

>> g so much time.

>> Yeah, I got the kids were grown.

>> Oh, and they grown.

>> Yeah, they was damn near grown.

>> No, they were they were grown.

>> They were grown. Well, it was like a 30

>> when they when they start beating.

>> Yeah. Brand me Knight's position was

some of these kids still wanted me to

take care of him. They didn't want they

didn't want to write their own ticket,

all that kind of stuff.

>> Naming I don't know who's right, who's

wrong and all of that. I know when you

have a kid and you name another kid,

Junior, you already have one. Like you

can't have prime junior and have two of

them. Junior and one my kid no more.

>> Wasn't George Fman name his kid? George

Fman.

>> Yeah, but they were all still his kids.

>> Yeah, it was like the second, the third,

third, the fourth.

>> It wasn't junior again.

>> He named two juniors. He named two of

the kids.

>> He basically said the first one don't

count.

>> I just owned he called a doover. So that

lets the public know which one he phased

out,

>> which is the problem.

>> And he might be listening. I don't want

to smoke.

>> You know, [ __ ] be listening to you,

boy.

>> Maybe. Yo, more [ __ ] listen to me than

I be one. I be one to just talk [ __ ]

about some people. Y'all be hearing me.

>> Yeah. Well,

>> anyway,

>> I feel bad a little bit, but okay, I got

it. I I listen to see Brian M's reason.

>> When he lose his voice, I'll be I'll be

off his side. He could be a [ __ ]

I'm with y'all on the [ __ ] portion.

No, he he's I could tell he [ __ ]

>> Oh, he's

>> I would be there for all of my kids if I

decided to have all my if I had all

these kids. I would be there for him. I

ain't that type.

>> And they said the judge rub

>> he's a little bit of that. I don't

>> whatever evidence they presented to

Judge Ruben.

>> Yeah, the defamation part is probably

he's probably right about that.

>> What is I said?

>> I'm down to find out about one or two of

them late.

>> Let me ask you a question. If your kid

disowned you when they were 30,

>> if my kid

>> and you kept trying to be a part of

their life or you kept making the effort

effort effort to meet them halfway or

70% whatever the case may be and they

just like [ __ ] [ __ ] you suck my dick.

>> What are you supposed to do in that

situation?

>> I I if you're and I don't want to get us

all serious. I think that that if that

happened I would take that as a failure

on my part.

>> Right. Me too. possibly

>> because

well [ __ ] if if if me and my oldest

didn't course correct I mean that's

where it might have been headed

>> I remember

>> so I think it's important to I had a lot

of talks with my dad with my granddad

with just men fathers out there to

>> help set my perspective straight cuz

it's real easy for a parent to also get

angry at a child and that part is not

talked about a lot like I was angry at

my kid

>> for some [ __ ] and he was angry at me so

if it gets to the level you talking

about, we missed a whole bunch of steps.

>> Sure.

>> And as a parent, you understand that

from the kid, especially the kid that's

getting [ __ ] put in their head. But as

the dad or the parent, it's your job to

stay consistent. It's your job to add a

different level of perspective. It's

your job. It's your job. And if that

don't happen, then no matter what, it's

a failure on your part. And and hold on

to and to add on to that, if if I'm in

that situation,

>> I would still say if that kid ever had a

change of heart, that door is always

open to at least have I would never

completely just say and it seems to me

when you start changing kids names and

saying that's not my kid no more. You're

closing the door. But I can't imagine my

kid doing anything that would make me do

that.

>> I think that's easier said than done.

Um, you know, I have two sisters and my

father tried and tried and tried and

they don't [ __ ] with him for whatever

their mother said and he tried and tried

and tried for a long time with money and

whatever and for the first time

>> I heard him say like, man, if they don't

[ __ ] with me, man, I'm getting older. He

he has accepted it. So sometimes you

accept that the door still open. He's

down for them to talk to. That's right.

That's what we can accept it. But

>> I'm just saying to it play something in

my head when I remember him saying that,

yo, I I tried I tried.

>> I I totally agree with that. I think

that's a little different from what I'm

saying.

>> It is. It is. Oh, god.

>> I totally agree with what you're saying.

I got people in my family, some of the

elders. It's like I did all I could for

such and such. And I'm older now. I

don't have the time or the energy. What

I'm talking about is me and me and mine

weren't He wasn't abusing me and I

wasn't abusing him. We just are building

trauma. You over there hearing what you

hearing. I'm over here hearing what I'm

hearing. We in the court both mad at the

judge for different reasons. Like it's a

it's a that's different. I got you.

>> Somebody just getting their ass kicked

by their kid. I'm not with that in the

name of enabling your kid. I'm not with

that.

>> Got you.

>> That was a good talk.

>> I agree. It was a good talk.

>> How you masculinity?

>> There's a couple moment.

>> All right. We got something. You going

to learn, brother. You going to learn.

>> It's [ __ ] Mark's fault. You can't

control your temper. And now people

think that's what we do every week

>> cuz that's all they saw.

>> I have no comment.

>> And then they calling you and you and

you having a conversation on the phone

like, "Yeah, I accept that. I did that."

Yeah,

>> I have no comment.

>> You're supposed to defend us.

>> I do. Y'all know

>> Mark defends us

>> a lot. You have no idea.

>> Whoa, whoa, whoa.

>> All right, hold on. How about he does?

>> No. All the time. All the time. I

actually think they'd be wrong about

y'all. It's not just that I don't just

def I defend my friends cuz I defend my

friends, but I also think they actually

be wrong.

>> All right.

>> Even Even with me and you, like I felt

like people just got it wrong.

>> What do you say?

>> They are wrong. Because if you only

watch 30 seconds of a clip, they think

that Flip was mad at me for using big

words

>> and whatever whatever you whatever I

think about what Flipped thought or

whatever you think about what I said,

that wasn't the conversation at all.

>> But but because of clip culture, that's

what people hear. So then it becomes

like, oh, you know, there's a culture of

>> black renaissance

because

>> and and that's the thing, their points

are correct. They're big their big

picture points

>> based off of the clip. No, I'm saying

their points are correct. They ain't got

nothing to do with us, right? There is

anti-intellectualism in the world. There

are people who don't like learning. We

we are declining. All that [ __ ] as a

country is true. This just wasn't what

we were arguing about.

>> No, we weren't.

>> And and so then I don't want you to

become the scapegoat or a punching bag

or a a punch line.

>> You know what I mean? I hated that

remix.

>> See, that's where I think some

>> after like an hour I was like, I'm not

listening to that [ __ ] no more.

>> That that that's where I think some of

the ignorance lie though, right? Like

>> and everybody's guilty of it, but you

got to pick and choose when you're

guilty of just judging by clips you see.

Like for me, it's very important to

remember I don't know these people.

I don't know y'all. Everybody is running

their own business and running their own

race.

It's real easy for people to think

because you on the algorithm so much or

because they hear you speak so much that

they know you or are familiar with you

or know enough about you to now cast

judgment.

>> True.

>> Mhm.

>> You can't do that and on the flip side

be called this this uh intellectual. Not

where I come from.

>> Or this progressive.

>> Not where I come from. That that that

just means you are contributing to the

divided states of America.

>> True.

>> Yo, you

>> And that's not my that's not that's not

uh

that's not my ministry, right? Like I'm

very my my church accept it all.

>> Mhm. and made sure to tell you every

Sunday,

no matter what your walk of life is,

>> hookers, hoes, prostitutes, gamblers,

drug dealers, dope addicts, abusers,

they went through the gauntlet

>> on Sundays. Y'all all are welcome here.

That's kind of my outlook on things. I

want to be able to communication is

is not just what you say, but it's what

you're receiving. I don't want to be in

a place where I'm only receiving things

from people that are like-minded.

>> True.

>> And some of them on that on that native

podcast said that like I'm really I'm

really grateful for what Andrew had to

say and what um

>> Bari Bari had to say. I was really happy

that those gentlemen were there and I

didn't we can get on this later but

>> yeah we can get on this an hour or two

because I gota I got to get to the money

but

>> yeah the money the money comes first

we'll get back to what they was talking

about

>> and money play and money plays a part in

what they was talking about too

>> it's just too much of that yeah and

we'll get to it just too much of that

going on like you can't call yourself

the [ __ ] the the native land pod and

then misunderstand people from native

land

>> or no no no because you have a degree

>> it's not even misunder because you're

more schooled.

>> You purposely you are purposely shunning

them and turning your nose up at them

and then you complain when the white

talk about the other side. I want to

hear what y'all got to say and I'm going

to disagree with y'all and stand up for

my friends. But

>> I want to I want to hear

>> Good.

>> Yeah, you do that.

>> So, everybody stay calm though, please.

>> 1,000%.

>> Manage your tempers.

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>> Uh, Sweetie has stood up and shut down

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Since we talked about it on the show,

>> we have to address this. Please.

Yes. She says, and this is all I can

tell by the way it's written that it's

all her words.

>> Yeah.

>> Um, the recent accusations made about me

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>> I believe her.

>> These claims misrepresent the facts and

are solely aimed to damage my

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>> can't have that.

>> Never managed me. She was simply

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>> I'll let the lawyers take it from here.

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