JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 874

Miley & Molly

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 874, “Miley & Molly,” released November 3, 2025. The latest episode from the JBP kicks off with Halloween 2025 before turning to new music in which we have new albums from Big L (35:18), Lloyd Banks (41:24), Westside Gunn (42:21), and DJ Premier & Ransom (43:20). Offset drops a new project as the room reacts to lyrics aimed at Cardi B and Stefon Diggs (45:55), Joe addresses Ish over an AI song from last episode (1:06:42), and for the first time in three decades no Rap song ranks in the Billboard top-40 (1:29:50). Also, the JBP reacts to Suzanne Somers’ husband creating an AI model off of the late actress (1:49:50), JAY-Z vs. the field in a Verzuz (2:03:41), Amanda Seales weighs in on a new series being executive produced by Keke Palmer (2:12:24), Joe reacts to licensing your likeness to businesses after the release of a new ADIDAS shoe (2:23:08), Sydney Sweeney’s appearance at Variety Power of Women event (2:45:41), Ty Dolla $ign’s first-week sales lead the cast to discuss his career moving forward (3:03:41), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Miley & Molly

In this episode

  • 35:18The latest episode from the JBP kicks off with Halloween 2025 before turning to new music in which we have new…
  • 41:24Lloyd Banks
  • 42:21Westside Gunn
  • 43:20DJ Premier & Ransom
  • 45:55Offset drops a new project as the room reacts to lyrics aimed at Cardi B and Stefon Diggs
  • 1:06:42Joe addresses Ish over an AI song from last episode
  • 1:29:50For the first time in three decades no Rap song ranks in the Billboard top-40
  • 1:49:50The JBP reacts to Suzanne Somers’ husband creating an AI model off of the late actress
  • 2:03:41The field in a Verzuz
  • 2:12:24Amanda Seales weighs in on a new series being executive produced by Keke Palmer
  • 2:23:08Joe reacts to licensing your likeness to businesses after the release of a new ADIDAS shoe
  • 2:45:41Sydney Sweeney’s appearance at Variety Power of Women event
  • 3:03:41Ty Dolla $ign’s first-week sales lead the cast to discuss his career moving forward
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 874 Transcript

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    The thoughts, views, and opinions

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    expressed by this podcast whose bullets

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    hosts are for entertainment purposes

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    [music] only. I repeat, it is not

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    serious. It is not real. No one is

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    exposing, revealing, indicting or

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    telling you anything about themselves.

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    Also, we do not encourage you to try

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    this at home. We are trained

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    professionals who do not have your best

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    interest at heart or our own. Enjoy the

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    show.

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    [music]

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    >> [music]

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    >> Microphone check. What is this?

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    JB [music]

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    back to business.

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    I guess right now we should start the

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    show.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Yo.

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    >> Yeah. You talk. You intro. How

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    [laughter] about that? You can talk.

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    Okay.

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    >> What's up everybody? How's everybody

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    feeling? Nobody can talk cuz I got mask

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    on.

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    >> Feeling good. [laughter] Feeling good.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Happy Halloween.

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    >> Happy Halloween.

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    >> Even though it was yesterday, but still.

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    >> So what? Halloween character day.

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    Character day. Hey, look. Look for the

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    hoes. Halloween lasts all weekend.

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    >> That's true. And maybe next week

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    potentially.

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    >> So happy Halloween y'all.

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    >> I ju we just told y'all two weeks ago we

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    don't celebrate this [ __ ]

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    >> But

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    >> now look at us bunch of dofs.

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    >> And y'all did not think that well. Y'all

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    were so upset.

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    >> Took my little fast right to abracadabra

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    the other day [laughter] lying around

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    the block and nobody clearly knew. Bump

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    it up.

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    >> Last minute. [laughter] Last minute. I

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    was standing outside just in the rain.

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    Old security guard looking at me just

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    blowing cigarette smoke in my face.

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    >> It was a real line,

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    >> huh?

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    >> It was in line outside.

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    >> Yes, it was a line five blocks around

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    the corner.

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    >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you can't wait till

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    the last minute.

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    >> But then something happened in the store

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    and they needed him to go inside.

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    >> Stuck right there. It's lit.

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    >> Got right up in there.

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    >> So So he needed y'all to go inside

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    there.

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    >> Got right up in there. Did Did my thing

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    did my thing up in Africa? Dabra. Shout

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    out to everybody listening for

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    Halloween. Everybody outside right

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    there.

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    >> Listen, I can't talk so I'm going to get

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    right to it. [laughter] Y'all got me in

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    this mask. Y'all get the intro and y'all

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    get a thumbnail. And I'm taking this

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    [ __ ] I got a migraine.

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    >> Yeah, your eyes look all crazy.

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    [laughter]

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    God,

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    >> Mark ain't move. [laughter]

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    >> I can't breathe in this joint.

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    >> Look at Mark Myers.

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    Look at Mark Myers over there.

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    >> Oh [ __ ]

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    >> Freeze. Look at who you is.

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    >> A black ninja.

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    >> I thought you was I thought you was

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    being ish in in when he was in his 30s.

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    [clears throat]

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    >> Oh [ __ ] [laughter]

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    >> Karate phase. Yeah.

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    Oh, she made red belt. [laughter]

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    >> Yeah, it should be here shortly

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    hopefully. I'm sure he probably won't

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    dress up.

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    >> Yeah, it should be here at some point.

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    >> You think I think you got to do this? He

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    got to do this.

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    >> No, but I Oh, yeah. No, I did enough

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    Halloweens here to know how people do. I

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    went in there and bought masks for all.

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    >> I wasn't playing with them this year. No

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    sir.

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    >> So, we got masks, guys. In the name of

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    ice, man. We left him. We left him

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    hanging last year.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Y'all left me on a limb last

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    year.

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    >> I got you this year.

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    >> And this and this year I was like, you

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    know what? I'm not even taking a change

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    of clothes. I said, "Yo, I'm the only

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    one. I'm the only one."

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    >> No, I wish you would have text me, bro,

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    cuz I would address that with you, bro.

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    >> This gang, you know, I text you, you

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    don't text back.

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    >> I'm working on

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    >> Oh [ __ ] She's the worst text ever on

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    the whole team.

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    >> Yeah. No, she don't text back at all.

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    >> And she'll read it.

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    >> The only

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    >> And she got her receipts on.

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    >> Oh my god. Cy, not you too. No, it's

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    only saying I don't text back because I

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    literally text him 4 days ago. He still

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    has a text back.

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    >> Well, now I don't think you texting the

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    right number, baby.

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    >> Oh [ __ ] Okay. [laughter]

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    >> Cuz I I be texting you like and like to

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    check on like your mental health

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    >> and you just leave that like

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    >> she don't give a seven phone numbers.

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    >> Stop it. Stop it.

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    >> Well, then there's that.

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    >> And I was checking on you cuz they tried

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    to You know what I mean? What?

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    [laughter]

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    Uh okay.

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    >> Oh, yo. [laughter]

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    YO,

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    [laughter] that's a good one.

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    >> Yes, sir.

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    [screaming]

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    >> I'm sorry if you can't hear me.

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    >> Yeah, it's all good.

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    >> I get it.

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    >> A [ __ ]

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    What in the hell? [laughter]

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    >> That's is

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    that better not be is my man from jail,

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    too. But you know it's true.

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    >> Damn. You got dub the jail call. God.

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    Yes, sir. [screaming]

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    Shout out to ALL THE PARENTS OUT THERE.

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    ALL THE KIDS OUT THERE.

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    Keep the applause going for the best

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    girl in the world.

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    >> What's that?

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    >> Who was that? Mark here.

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    >> Oh my god. Okay. [laughter] What episode

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    is this?

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    >> 874.

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    >> Welcome to episode 874 of the Joe Button

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    podcast brought to you by Fueled by

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    Powered by Price Fix Price Fix Gang.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> I'm your humble, gracious, grateful,

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    really happy to be here. Host Joe Button

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    here with some really amazing people to

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    my right. Listen, y'all got about two

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    actually.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. It's enough. You did it. You

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    did what you did. Mark is sitting there.

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    You ever like try to put your cat or dog

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    in a in an outfit or something and they

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    [laughter] sit there looking stupid?

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    >> Oh my god.

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    >> That's exactly how you [ __ ] this entire

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    intro.

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    >> Yeah. Yeah. Just sitting there like,

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    [laughter]

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    >> "Oh, what a whole new world."

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    >> Like from under that damn m. We can take

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    him off.

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    >> You can take that off. You can take that

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    off. I just lifted mine up.

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    >> Whoa.

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    >> The things we do in the name of content,

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    I tell you. Oh,

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    >> but last year we let Freeze out to dry.

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    I appreciate y'all.

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    >> I wasn't going to do that this year. I'm

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    here with you, Freeze.

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    >> I told them [ __ ] to bust the glass in

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    Africa dabbing when they know who Joe

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    Button was. So they was looking at me

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    like I was in there trying to steal [ __ ]

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    [laughter] cuz in the daytime I walk out

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    looking like that. I walk out looking

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    homeless. Me too.

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    >> It's a trick. It's a trick. [snorts]

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    >> Does it work?

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    >> It was comfortable.

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    >> Huh? Does the trick work?

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    >> Just how I look.

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    >> I mean it worked. They they ignored me

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    like they would the homeless. [laughter]

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    Good. Uh, yeah. No, but I had a good

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    time in there. Good to see everybody.

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    Good to be here today.

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    >> Likewise.

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    >> Uh, to my right, you know the [ __ ]

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    vibes.

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    >> Racking up the tardies, I tell you.

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    [laughter] Racking up the tardies, I

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    tell you. Make some noise. Don't call

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    white girl Big Mo in the building.

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    >> Oh, wait. And let me put some respect on

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    that.

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    >> It's the part of the month.

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    >> Pard of the month.

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    >> If you don't know, if you didn't know,

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    excited. I'm excited. Thank you for

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    Thank you everybody.

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    >> First month on the gig. I don't even

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    know if it's been a full month and you

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    take Potter of the Month. How do you

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    feel?

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    >> It's exciting.

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    >> You have a speech for the people that

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    voted for you out there.

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    >> First of all, to all my supporters that

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    came over here with me. I appreciate

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    y'all. Um to all the [laughter]

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    >> That's only funny cuz it's true. Um to

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    the people that um had no idea who I was

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    and enjoy me, I'm so glad that you like

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    me. I do. And um happy to have you.

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    >> Yeah. And um yeah, I just appreciate it.

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    Like, you know, it's exciting. So,

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    >> Oh, you don't do well with vulnerable.

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    >> Now I can talk [ __ ] uh in the break room

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    a little more. Thank you.

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    >> The break room's just right there.

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    >> Right there. [laughter]

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> I And I I have you winning next month,

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    too. No,

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    >> Mark says differently, but what does he

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    know? Honestly, when I was seeing it, I

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    thought that that was just something

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    that like the communities do. I didn't

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    know it was like a thing.

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    >> I mean, the the community votes, but we

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    take it very seriously cuz we led a

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    community.

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    >> Okay. I didn't know that. All right.

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    That's what it is. So, yeah, that's

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    exciting. Okay.

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    >> Next to Mona, our used to be part of the

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    month [laughter]

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    many, many months ago. [snorts] It was

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    really impactful back then. I don't know

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    what's been going on.

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    >> He let Ammani take two from him.

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    [laughter]

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    >> I love how he from me. You let Ammani

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    take two from chilling already.

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    [laughter]

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    You was like celebrating.

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    >> New shirts.

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    >> Five in a row, man. I ain't need no

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    shirts in a while, but it's okay.

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    >> Our good brother, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill,

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    is in the building. How you feeling,

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    Mark?

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    >> I feel good, man. I feel good. I feel

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    good.

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    >> Good. Glad to have you here. Of course,

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    next to him, you already know the vibes.

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    Your favorite potter's favorite potter,

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    Mr. [ __ ] Take It Further. Big Freeze

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    is in the building.

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    >> What's going on? How y'all feeling?

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    >> Real good. Real good. How you doing,

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    man?

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    >> I'm great. I'm great.

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    >> Good. Glad to be here. Ready to get the

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    party.

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    >> Now you are prepared for if you see

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    somebody while you in this outfit

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    >> for them to try for them to try you out.

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    >> I was just thinking that

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    >> you got to be prepped for that. So,

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    >> but he's got he's got the shield on too.

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    So, it kind of you know what I mean?

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    >> Could be a little go.

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    >> Stop, man. Cuz I did core today and I

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    can't laugh because my stomach hurt like

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    a [ __ ]

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    >> Yeah, you did that core and nobody run

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    at you.

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    >> Yeah, they going to test that core out.

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    [laughter]

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    Don't worry about it. They going to see

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    how much core you did. Good to have our

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    good brother Freeze with us. Last but

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    certainly not least, not even last, we

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    got some type of

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    >> You took the horns off.

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    >> I did.

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    You need the horns.

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    >> Are they tight?

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    >> They are. They are. So I'm like, uh, the

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    beast or prince charming or my Yakubian

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    self, you know what I mean? Like

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    >> mix alter.

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    >> I like it. I like it. [laughter]

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    >> Like gay pirate devil.

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    >> A gay pirate devil. searching for your

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    booty. [laughter]

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    >> But you're looking good. I'm glad all of

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    us were feeling festive today. Everybody

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    looks amazing. We got Big Po in the

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    building. Po, you don't do the Halloween

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    [ __ ] Why y'all think? Cuz y'all ain't

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    on camera. Y'all ain't like the rules

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    don't apply to y'all.

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    >> Should have. [laughter] Good answer.

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    >> Should have.

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    >> Yeah, that's when account people taking

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    accountability don't feel good when they

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    do it too fast, [laughter] right? Like,

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    no, let's talk in it for a second. Uh,

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    we got Big Core in the building.

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    Erikson's here.

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    >> Erikson is here. Big Juice is here.

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    Savon and Tana are here by remote. Last

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    but certainly not least, each and every

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    one of you guys is here. Ish is on the

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    way here. I think

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    >> probably he probably to stop by the uh

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    Abracadabra or Spirit Halloween

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    probably. So most likely I anticipate

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    him being dressed to the nines.

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    >> Yeah, I can't wait to see it. Uh shout

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    out to Flip, our good brother here with

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    us in spirit. What's popping? What's

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    popping? What's popping? How we doing,

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    man?

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    >> Feeling great, man.

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    >> Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween.

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    Character day.

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    >> Yes. Character day.

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    >> Character day is better.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Character day.

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    >> Happy character day.

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    >> Politically correct.

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    >> Mhm.

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    >> Uh I want to encourage everyone out

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    there to be careful.

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    >> Safe for sure.

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    >> Safe. Safety first.

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    >> You know what's funny? Do kids still do

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    mischief? Remember that?

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    >> That's a Jersey question. Adults are

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    doing

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    >> Why you say that's a Jersey question?

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    >> That's a Jersey thing.

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    >> Oh, New York City do mischief night. I

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    think that's a jersey. And then

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    Michigan's got devil.

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    >> Philly definitely did mischief. Oh,

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    >> do they? Really? Philly. That's all we

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    used to do. We did that more than

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    Halloween every night.

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    >> We We celebrated that but not Halloween.

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    >> I mean, we toilet papered and egged and

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    all that [ __ ] We did mischief night. We

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    just didn't call it It was just

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    Halloween.

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    >> Was it always the night before? Cuz

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    that's what Mission was the night

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    before. This the night before.

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    >> Maybe they did New York upstate. They

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    did not. We just toilet paper [ __ ]

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    >> Smoked weed and got drunk. And

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    >> so if you're being mischievous, be like

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    reasonably mischievous or devilish.

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    Don't break nobody's [ __ ]

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    >> Yeah, don't break nobody's [ __ ]

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    >> Night's been cancelled for 10 years.

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    Your [ __ ] sitting there for

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    that m I hope nobody come my door with

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    that mischief [ __ ]

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    >> It ain't called mischief life mischief

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    night anymore. It's just life

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    >> life is just dangerous and risky

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    every day. So please try to make it home

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    to your families and eggs are expensive

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    at home.

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    >> I don't think people throwing eggs. Nove

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    they throwing [ __ ] they stealing [ __ ] I

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    told you last year, two years ago, they

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    stole my Benihana.

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    >> Huh?

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    >> And I chased these kids. Yeah. They

  • 12:46

    stole

  • 12:46

    >> Leftovers,

  • 12:47

    >> huh?

  • 12:47

    >> You had Uber Eat something.

  • 12:48

    >> Uber Eats at the door. It was It was

  • 12:49

    $200 worth worth of Ben.

  • 12:52

    >> I hate when that happens cuz you be mad

  • 12:54

    hungry.

  • 12:55

    >> And And I I ordered it was like the last

  • 12:56

    thing before they closed so nothing else

  • 12:57

    was open and I was in Maplewood at my

  • 13:00

    mother-in-law's house. Yeah. Left $200

  • 13:01

    worth of [ __ ] penny and I heard a car

  • 13:03

    speed off.

  • 13:06

    >> You know what I did?

  • 13:07

    >> Chased him.

  • 13:08

    >> Yeah. Nah. Mark.

  • 13:10

    >> Hey Mark.

  • 13:11

    >> So what happened? I chased him down one

  • 13:13

    block, chased him down three blocks and

  • 13:14

    I ain't no Maplewood. Then I made a left

  • 13:16

    and suddenly it didn't look like

  • 13:17

    Maplewood no more. Apparently I was in

  • 13:18

    Ivy Hill.

  • 13:19

    >> Then I went to the back of some house

  • 13:21

    and it didn't look like the projects.

  • 13:22

    And his name like who you looking for?

  • 13:24

    >> And I was like nobody.

  • 13:26

    >> You could have the little volcano

  • 13:27

    [laughter]

  • 13:28

    volcano on like some soy sauce. Use some

  • 13:30

    chopstick. I got the [ __ ] about it. Once

  • 13:31

    I once I saw where I was like it ain't

  • 13:33

    worth it. But I was definitely chasing

  • 13:34

    him for a while. I was like

  • 13:35

    >> Mark is crazy.

  • 13:36

    >> I was like ain't nobody from Maplewood

  • 13:37

    stealing my [ __ ] behind. I was gonna

  • 13:38

    say, didn't you did you just My wife

  • 13:40

    last weekend ordered Uber Eats at like 4

  • 13:42

    in the morning and when I went out to

  • 13:43

    get the mail in the morning, it was just

  • 13:45

    sitting there. So, I was gonna say, did

  • 13:46

    you just not go out and get it and fall

  • 13:48

    asleep?

  • 13:48

    >> No, I was ordering Halloween candy. I

  • 13:50

    didn't even fall asleep. It was like

  • 13:52

    maybe 10 minutes. It was out there for

  • 13:53

    like 10 minutes

  • 13:54

    >> and it was they just going with it.

  • 13:56

    >> Damn. I'm sorry that happened to you.

  • 13:57

    >> I was very upset.

  • 13:58

    >> And I'm glad you were safe.

  • 13:59

    >> Yeah, I'm glad you said [ __ ] that food.

  • 14:01

    >> I wish I called them before they got

  • 14:02

    their little housing project.

  • 14:04

    >> Eating after 11 is dangerous.

  • 14:06

    >> It that's a fact. Or it can be.

  • 14:08

    >> I'm just so curious and I'm also

  • 14:10

    envisioning you attempting to put a

  • 14:12

    [ __ ] in a full Nelson and try to get

  • 14:14

    the Benny Hana out there.

  • 14:16

    >> You got there like [ __ ] give it up like

  • 14:19

    I don't have rage but it's the principal

  • 14:21

    sometime. It's it's the principal.

  • 14:23

    >> You've seen the rage on camera.

  • 14:24

    >> That wasn't rage. It's anger.

  • 14:26

    >> Pop a [ __ ] over [ __ ] strip fried

  • 14:28

    rice too. [ __ ] it. [laughter]

  • 14:30

    >> My wife gets mad at me. I chase this.

  • 14:32

    Anyway, we talk about another time. But

  • 14:33

    yeah, people steal my I don't like when

  • 14:34

    people steal my [ __ ] I don't think none

  • 14:36

    of us like it.

  • 14:37

    >> You ever you ever was ordering something

  • 14:39

    and you catching the restaurant at the

  • 14:41

    very last minute and then right as you

  • 14:43

    about to press in, here go your girl.

  • 14:46

    [laughter]

  • 14:47

    >> Can I see the menu?

  • 14:49

    >> I'm hungry, too. And now she going to

  • 14:51

    take 90 years. The restaurant closed and

  • 14:54

    now y'all both starving.

  • 14:55

    >> And now you eat McDonald's. Yep.

  • 14:57

    >> Yeah. The story of my life. I don't even

  • 14:58

    tell her no more. I just order some [ __ ]

  • 15:00

    >> for her too.

  • 15:00

    >> Yeah. Smart. Smart.

  • 15:03

    >> It's only way you going to get some

  • 15:04

    [ __ ] tricky cuz then she normally

  • 15:05

    orders better than me. But either way,

  • 15:07

    uh it don't matter what you order with

  • 15:09

    with me because when my food get there,

  • 15:11

    she wants my food.

  • 15:12

    >> That's true, too.

  • 15:13

    >> Your food tastes better.

  • 15:14

    >> What the [ __ ] does that mean?

  • 15:15

    >> Yo, my blood pressure went up just

  • 15:16

    hearing you say that.

  • 15:17

    >> I swear to God, your food does taste

  • 15:19

    better.

  • 15:19

    >> And our sweaters, sweatshirts,

  • 15:20

    >> it don't matter. We order the same

  • 15:22

    thing. We could order the same pasta

  • 15:24

    dish. Y'allss have more crab in it. It's

  • 15:26

    always like that.

  • 15:28

    >> I have to taste yours and make sure

  • 15:29

    you're okay.

  • 15:30

    >> No, crabs. How am I going to know if

  • 15:33

    it's poisoned or not if I don't taste

  • 15:35

    >> when I start doing this at the table?

  • 15:37

    It's poison. [laughter]

  • 15:40

    >> It's crazy because all that [ __ ] they

  • 15:42

    say about women not want, you know, not

  • 15:44

    knowing what they want to eat, acting

  • 15:45

    confused, being crazy when they hungry,

  • 15:47

    it's all true.

  • 15:48

    >> Thank you.

  • 15:49

    >> It's all true. We're psychotic.

  • 15:50

    >> I hear that when it come to food. Yeah.

  • 15:53

    Like that.

  • 15:54

    >> Yeah.

  • 15:54

    >> But if you know that, why you can't just

  • 15:56

    pick the restaurant?

  • 15:57

    >> Because when we pick the restaurant is I

  • 15:59

    don't want that. Right. That's why

  • 16:00

    >> when I say the restaurant, I mean pick

  • 16:02

    five.

  • 16:04

    [laughter]

  • 16:06

    >> I'm glad I'm glad you owned that.

  • 16:07

    >> I mean, it's true.

  • 16:09

    >> But it's also

  • 16:10

    >> I own everything the girls say about

  • 16:13

    dude Instacart deliverers. Oh. Oh, them

  • 16:16

    [ __ ]

  • 16:17

    >> They're right. Hold on. Y'all are right.

  • 16:20

    >> This [ __ ] going to turn going somewhere

  • 16:22

    else. Okay. Cuz that's sensitive.

  • 16:24

    >> That [ __ ] ain't funny.

  • 16:26

    >> Yeah. No, it's true. When we get male

  • 16:27

    Insta car drivers, it's instant rage,

  • 16:30

    instant frustration. I promise y'all

  • 16:32

    it's a video on my phone right now with

  • 16:34

    me going to the supermarket, looking

  • 16:37

    Alpha Alis, finding my Instacart guy and

  • 16:39

    taking my [ __ ] from him. [laughter]

  • 16:41

    >> I promise you, I have the video and I

  • 16:43

    posted it, but I posted it too fast and

  • 16:45

    my the address was on it, so I had to

  • 16:46

    take it down. But I promise you, it's

  • 16:48

    funny as [ __ ] and he just in the aisle

  • 16:50

    lost his [ __ ] in the [ __ ] uh

  • 16:52

    silverware plastic aluminum foil looking

  • 16:54

    for asparagus.

  • 16:57

    I'm like, "Dog, what the [ __ ] are you

  • 16:58

    down here for? No paper towels on the

  • 17:00

    list." And I'm like, "I'm Deona. It's

  • 17:02

    me." Was like, "Hi, [laughter]

  • 17:05

    >> you're doing a bad job, sir."

  • 17:06

    >> Horrible, bro. He was there for two

  • 17:08

    [ __ ] hours. I had 10 things. Y'all

  • 17:09

    suck at the supermarket.

  • 17:11

    >> We We do.

  • 17:13

    >> Why?

  • 17:14

    >> You know, it's big signs in the sky that

  • 17:16

    tells you where the stuff is,

  • 17:17

    >> man. That [ __ ] take too long. Like, all

  • 17:18

    right, look. This look like it. It's

  • 17:20

    close enough. Here.

  • 17:21

    >> Yo, they replacements be rid. Look at

  • 17:22

    this replacement. I I ordered I always

  • 17:24

    keep them. I ordered gummy bears and

  • 17:26

    they were out of them. Look. Look what

  • 17:28

    he replaced it with.

  • 17:31

    >> Uh uh. A macchiato.

  • 17:36

    [laughter]

  • 17:37

    >> That's really all.

  • 17:38

    >> I'm not even joking. I ordered [ __ ]

  • 17:39

    Albanese gummy bears and he replaced it

  • 17:41

    with a Starbucks macchiato.

  • 17:42

    >> I promise you that's how it is.

  • 17:44

    >> They were the same price. [laughter]

  • 17:46

    When I asked him why he did, he said

  • 17:47

    they both 379 and they both got sugar in

  • 17:49

    it.

  • 17:50

    >> Damn. [laughter]

  • 17:52

    [ __ ] made the executive decision.

  • 17:54

    >> But if I had seen him in person, he'd

  • 17:56

    arrange. [laughter]

  • 17:58

    >> I wanted to beat the dog [ __ ] out.

  • 18:00

    >> That is real.

  • 18:01

    >> Well, it's the same price.

  • 18:02

    >> He said they both 379 in sugar.

  • 18:04

    >> Yeah. Like what's your problem?

  • 18:05

    >> Crazy sugar.

  • 18:07

    >> I love them.

  • 18:08

    >> All right, man.

  • 18:09

    >> I keep it simple. I just get waters and

  • 18:10

    heavy [ __ ] that I don't want to carry.

  • 18:12

    So,

  • 18:12

    >> and I'm sure women Instigart ladies make

  • 18:15

    mistakes, but it's not to the volume of

  • 18:17

    that [ __ ]

  • 18:18

    >> My last Instacart guy had his wife with

  • 18:20

    him.

  • 18:21

    >> So, smart.

  • 18:22

    >> They nailed this.

  • 18:23

    >> Nah. See, I don't play that.

  • 18:24

    >> Don't pull up as a couple.

  • 18:26

    >> Pull up as a couple. Don't pull up as a

  • 18:27

    couple.

  • 18:28

    >> They like to pull up.

  • 18:28

    >> If was an Instacart driver, you know,

  • 18:30

    he'd be coupled up.

  • 18:31

    >> No, I wouldn't. Hopefully, she should be

  • 18:32

    getting our own bag. [laughter]

  • 18:34

    >> We both can't be in here getting the

  • 18:37

    Insta car back

  • 18:39

    Uber or something. I [laughter] don't

  • 18:40

    like I don't like WHEN THEY PULL UP AS A

  • 18:42

    COUPLE even though I understand it. You

  • 18:44

    know, broke unity.

  • 18:46

    >> BUT [laughter]

  • 18:50

    >> I do. I [laughter] get it.

  • 18:52

    >> Holy [ __ ]

  • 18:56

    >> I'm in pain.

  • 18:57

    >> I don't like that [ __ ]

  • 18:58

    >> It's only funny cuz it's true. I used I

  • 19:00

    delivered pizzas with a [ __ ] before. It

  • 19:02

    was some broke ass J. I used to be like,

  • 19:04

    "Go up there and say hello. That's why

  • 19:05

    you got $3 LAST TIME. START SAYING

  • 19:07

    HELLO. GOOD NIGHT."

  • 19:08

    >> She was coaching him. [ __ ] right.

  • 19:10

    This [ __ ] had no social skills.

  • 19:12

    Hit knock on the door handing a piece of

  • 19:13

    [ __ ] I feel like tell that [ __ ]

  • 19:14

    have a good day. I play pieces with a

  • 19:17

    [ __ ] I'm not playing. I got to stop

  • 19:19

    telling my business up here.

  • 19:20

    >> Yo, if you're listening to this

  • 19:22

    broadcast as an adult and your child is

  • 19:26

    still sleeping, go check on that little

  • 19:28

    [ __ ] I mean, maybe we didn't

  • 19:31

    search the candy as great as we thought.

  • 19:33

    [laughter]

  • 19:35

    Hey, maybe they did sneak that fentanyl

  • 19:37

    in in the cigarettes. [laughter]

  • 19:40

    >> I promise y'all the comments and like

  • 19:42

    feedback when we did talk about that

  • 19:43

    before was like, "Where are y'all from?

  • 19:45

    That doesn't happen." I'm like, "You

  • 19:46

    have to be on the news to check the

  • 19:48

    candy."

  • 19:49

    >> That's one urban we got.

  • 19:51

    >> It probably is urban legend. Honestly,

  • 19:52

    it probably is.

  • 19:54

    >> I'm curious. Has it ever happened where

  • 19:55

    somebody was poisoned from Halloween?

  • 19:57

    >> That's a good question.

  • 19:57

    >> It had to happen.

  • 19:58

    >> It don't remember.

  • 19:59

    >> This is America.

  • 20:00

    >> Everybody tell that story. I ain't met

  • 20:02

    nobody that got razor blade and they

  • 20:03

    candy. I never met nobody who had no

  • 20:05

    drugs and they Snickers. Nobody. You

  • 20:07

    remember you used to hear at the gas

  • 20:07

    station they put needles on the on the

  • 20:09

    handle.

  • 20:10

    >> Oh yeah.

  • 20:10

    >> It's all [ __ ]

  • 20:11

    >> Yeah.

  • 20:12

    >> It's just a scare. You flash a light.

  • 20:13

    Somebody going to kill you.

  • 20:14

    >> You know what probably has happened?

  • 20:15

    Some dummy gave a kid an edible or a

  • 20:17

    shroom by mistake.

  • 20:19

    >> That that's my fear right now. And I

  • 20:21

    have been around for I'm letting you get

  • 20:23

    the [ __ ] off, but I've been around for

  • 20:24

    people putting [ __ ] in the candy.

  • 20:26

    >> Okay. See,

  • 20:27

    >> and it popping up on the news for

  • 20:29

    multiple years.

  • 20:29

    >> There you go. I like I just don't have

  • 20:31

    that much trust in the community.

  • 20:33

    >> I don't have that much trust in the

  • 20:34

    news.

  • 20:34

    >> We just [laughter]

  • 20:37

    murdering.

  • 20:38

    >> Yeah, that part.

  • 20:39

    >> That too.

  • 20:40

    >> Yeah,

  • 20:41

    >> [ __ ] I know my neighbors. It ain't

  • 20:42

    like back in the day where uh your mama

  • 20:44

    used to rely on your next door neighbor

  • 20:45

    to beat you if you was doing something

  • 20:46

    bad. This ain't them days no more.

  • 20:48

    >> The neighbor now is racist and got a

  • 20:53

    bullet shotgun hole in the door for when

  • 20:55

    you act up

  • 20:55

    >> in a Trump sign.

  • 20:56

    >> Go ahead and play. And they raising

  • 20:58

    racist kids. Did you want to give him a

  • 20:59

    twizzler? Nope. [laughter]

  • 21:01

    >> I wish I would give one of you racist

  • 21:02

    little white bastards a twizzler.

  • 21:04

    >> I think worse than the razor blades is

  • 21:05

    when you used to get like Bible verses

  • 21:07

    or pencils or some [ __ ] like that.

  • 21:09

    [laughter]

  • 21:09

    >> That's the real That's the real bad as

  • 21:12

    hell bro.

  • 21:13

    >> Raisins. Yeah. A box of raisins still

  • 21:17

    rais

  • 21:18

    one time. What the [ __ ] about do with

  • 21:20

    this [ __ ]

  • 21:21

    >> That's the weirdo that thinks I'm going

  • 21:22

    to give him something that's better than

  • 21:23

    candy just for the kids. Throw that

  • 21:25

    [ __ ]

  • 21:25

    >> I've done fruit before. What you gave?

  • 21:28

    >> Oh my god. Yo,

  • 21:28

    >> no. What the [ __ ]

  • 21:29

    >> What kind of fruit?

  • 21:30

    >> I was that person.

  • 21:31

    >> You have fruit. [laughter]

  • 21:33

    What kind of fruit? Understand? I didn't

  • 21:36

    start with the fruit.

  • 21:37

    >> In fact, it was the day that they stole

  • 21:39

    my Benihana.

  • 21:41

    >> They they I was a little bitter.

  • 21:43

    >> Revenge,

  • 21:43

    >> but also they took they took some of the

  • 21:46

    I had bags of candy and at some point I

  • 21:47

    ran out of candy. And so if 30 kids is

  • 21:49

    there and you got 20 pieces of candy,

  • 21:50

    you you could either close the door on

  • 21:51

    the last 10.

  • 21:52

    >> Give them a grape.

  • 21:53

    >> I ain't give him a grape. I give him a

  • 21:54

    mandarin.

  • 21:56

    That's a good kids love clementine.

  • 21:58

    >> Not on Halloween. They don't. You know

  • 21:59

    how I know?

  • 22:00

    >> They're all over my window. [laughter]

  • 22:03

    >> Your ass. What?

  • 22:04

    >> I had like six Clementine marks on my

  • 22:06

    window. [ __ ] your kids. [laughter]

  • 22:09

    >> I knew about Mark. Every every pot.

  • 22:12

    >> The tough part sometimes is just

  • 22:14

    answering the door. Like one year I was

  • 22:16

    feeling like, "All right, you know what?

  • 22:17

    I'm into this man." You know, the kids

  • 22:22

    go get that [ __ ] [ __ ] By the time you

  • 22:23

    make it right back up to the door again,

  • 22:25

    three flights of steps to your bed.

  • 22:26

    Ding-Dong. I was like, "Oh [ __ ] they

  • 22:28

    did that for 4 hours straight." And then

  • 22:31

    one year I bought some candy for these

  • 22:33

    little [ __ ] and I put it out

  • 22:35

    there and I was opening the door. But

  • 22:38

    when they was taking the candy, they

  • 22:40

    would be excited while I had the door

  • 22:43

    open. So now you got to stand there and

  • 22:45

    fake smile like you like it.

  • 22:47

    >> Like you happy that they

  • 22:49

    >> supposed to be.

  • 22:50

    >> Yeah, exactly. Yo, that [ __ ] is so

  • 22:52

    trash. Joe,

  • 22:53

    >> that [ __ ] is trash. I ain't going to

  • 22:55

    leave a big ass bowl and say, "Take

  • 22:56

    one."

  • 22:57

    >> Yeah.

  • 22:58

    >> On a note.

  • 22:58

    >> Yeah.

  • 22:59

    >> I don't even leave a note, man. I don't

  • 23:00

    even leave a note. I put a big ass the

  • 23:02

    big bowl filled with candy. Do what

  • 23:04

    y'all going to do.

  • 23:05

    >> I haven't participated in this level of

  • 23:07

    >> like in our in our in our community like

  • 23:09

    they they don't get greedy with it cuz

  • 23:11

    they getting candy from everywhere.

  • 23:12

    >> R did it one year. She was just out

  • 23:14

    there with white claws and [laughter]

  • 23:16

    white. Yo,

  • 23:17

    >> not handed out the white claw, but she

  • 23:18

    was white.

  • 23:20

    >> Yo, so they do that [ __ ] though. Like

  • 23:22

    they'll have if you walking around with

  • 23:23

    your kids. They like for the adults. Yo,

  • 23:25

    you want a beer? You want this?

  • 23:27

    >> Oh, that's getting our glasses of wine.

  • 23:29

    Like, all right, cool. We getting lit.

  • 23:31

    Walking [laughter] around.

  • 23:32

    >> I love that. That's a good neighborhood.

  • 23:34

    >> See, that's how I know that we shouldn't

  • 23:36

    be trick-or-treating now because they

  • 23:38

    only going with their parents.

  • 23:41

    Like, I ain't no kids was just traveling

  • 23:44

    in kid cruise like back in. They only

  • 23:47

    going with parents now cuz they know

  • 23:48

    that one of these little weirdo houses

  • 23:50

    will kidnap you like you was the local

  • 23:52

    pitbull and never give you back.

  • 23:53

    >> Yo, remember when the bigger kids will

  • 23:55

    [ __ ] you up and take your bag cuz we

  • 23:57

    would just be outside. Wouldn't be no

  • 23:58

    adults really. The adults came out the

  • 23:59

    candy. The kids was traveling in packs.

  • 24:01

    But the bigger kids have risk [laughter]

  • 24:02

    Halloween.

  • 24:04

    The bigger kids

  • 24:07

    when you learn something about

  • 24:10

    [laughter]

  • 24:12

    >> I just remember being really excited cuz

  • 24:13

    whenever I was doing it, I was doing it

  • 24:15

    on my own. So just, you know,

  • 24:17

    >> I get it.

  • 24:18

    >> No, that's dope. I can't wait to hear

  • 24:20

    y'all next month stories about how y'all

  • 24:23

    catch the turkey at the drive.

  • 24:25

    [laughter]

  • 24:29

    >> Hey yo, what type of party we having?

  • 24:31

    The honest one or not?

  • 24:33

    >> [ __ ] it. Let's go.

  • 24:34

    >> Thanksgiving's canled.

  • 24:36

    >> One of my business people the other day

  • 24:38

    suggested I do a turkey drive.

  • 24:42

    >> This man crazy. But last time I did a

  • 24:45

    turkey drive, it was 25 years ago.

  • 24:49

    >> Okay.

  • 24:49

    >> It was in the projects and I was on the

  • 24:51

    back of a pickup truck throwing turkeys

  • 24:53

    at [ __ ] with bodies.

  • 24:56

    [laughter]

  • 24:57

    >> I'm like, now you should have a turkey.

  • 25:01

    You killed a few [ __ ] but

  • 25:03

    [laughter] all right, fine. But

  • 25:05

    apparently they say it don't go like

  • 25:06

    that. Uh now.

  • 25:09

    >> No, no, no. We should do a JBP turkey.

  • 25:12

    Absolutely. That's what I'm saying. I

  • 25:13

    got two years ago to do a drive. I

  • 25:16

    >> But I'm not going out there.

  • 25:18

    >> No, you got to pop.

  • 25:19

    >> But if we do a drive where?

  • 25:20

    >> On the zoom.

  • 25:22

    >> You got to be there.

  • 25:23

    >> Would it be in Jersey?

  • 25:25

    >> Yes.

  • 25:25

    >> Yes.

  • 25:26

    >> What about North Philly?

  • 25:27

    >> That's [ __ ]

  • 25:28

    >> That's Jersey.

  • 25:29

    >> Okay.

  • 25:30

    >> No,

  • 25:30

    >> we got We doing something in Philly. I'm

  • 25:33

    >> got bigger y'all got bigger fish to fry.

  • 25:35

    [laughter]

  • 25:36

    >> Got clean that wet block first.

  • 25:41

    I'm I would do a turkey drive if it's

  • 25:43

    the new turkey drive.

  • 25:45

    >> What is the new turkey drive, Joe?

  • 25:47

    >> Yeah. What do they do now?

  • 25:48

    >> It's still pickup trucks throwing

  • 25:49

    turkeys. That's what

  • 25:50

    >> No, that's not how you do it no more.

  • 25:51

    >> Oh, how is it now?

  • 25:52

    >> Now you have it at a spot. They come in,

  • 25:54

    they get their turkey and you do canned

  • 25:56

    goods, all that type of [ __ ] Then they

  • 25:57

    leave.

  • 25:58

    >> Yeah.

  • 25:58

    >> Yeah. And you don't have to be there

  • 26:00

    now.

  • 26:00

    >> No, you still got to be there, bro.

  • 26:02

    >> That's not what my people said. Well,

  • 26:03

    and there's another point, too.

  • 26:05

    >> I got

  • 26:05

    >> You don't got to be there if you paying

  • 26:06

    for everything.

  • 26:07

    >> No, let's do a homeless drive. Let's do

  • 26:08

    it like

  • 26:09

    >> Oh, never that. [laughter]

  • 26:13

    >> We don't pay that much housing.

  • 26:15

    >> Mark, I'm not the philanthropist that

  • 26:16

    you are.

  • 26:17

    >> Listen, listen. It's easy. I just do it

  • 26:18

    in Philly all the time. This is what you

  • 26:20

    do. You just on on Thanksgiving day, we

  • 26:23

    from like 9:00 a.m. to like noon before

  • 26:25

    we all get going into our days. We have

  • 26:27

    hot food for them.

  • 26:28

    >> Okay.

  • 26:29

    >> Turkey, some macaroni, green, all this

  • 26:31

    [ __ ]

  • 26:31

    >> You can't do that in Jersey no more.

  • 26:33

    >> Wow.

  • 26:33

    >> It's illegal. It's illegal to give out

  • 26:35

    hot food cuz they put fentinyl in the in

  • 26:37

    the mac and cheese.

  • 26:39

    >> No, they always [ __ ] with the people

  • 26:40

    giving stuff out. That's true. I

  • 26:41

    >> That's what we always did. People came,

  • 26:42

    they home people came, they ate, they

  • 26:44

    left, [snorts] give them a bag to go,

  • 26:45

    some some blankets, some socks. You

  • 26:47

    >> Well, we used to do um me and my mom do

  • 26:49

    this on Christmas mornings. We would go

  • 26:51

    down to Penn Station.

  • 26:53

    >> Yeah. Oh, no.

  • 26:54

    >> Prepare prepare like let's say 50 50

  • 26:57

    bags. Just pull up and just hand the

  • 26:58

    back to back blanket, socks, toiletries,

  • 27:01

    that type of [ __ ] God bless you and

  • 27:04

    your mother.

  • 27:04

    >> It's not hot. It's not hot.

  • 27:05

    >> You can't give no food.

  • 27:06

    >> You can't unless it's unless it's uh

  • 27:08

    packaged. You can't give out fresh.

  • 27:09

    >> Okay, we'll package food. I'm not I

  • 27:10

    don't like Penn Station. That [ __ ]

  • 27:11

    scation scared the [ __ ] out of me.

  • 27:13

    >> N homeless people scared. That's the

  • 27:16

    part of Penn Station. Ain't the

  • 27:17

    Starbucks that scared me. [laughter]

  • 27:19

    [ __ ] defecating in front of it.

  • 27:22

    >> [ __ ]

  • 27:23

    >> Are there still homeless people by Penn

  • 27:25

    Station,

  • 27:25

    >> [ __ ] Sure.

  • 27:27

    [laughter]

  • 27:29

    >> Both of them. Both of them.

  • 27:31

    >> Yeah. Wait, wait. Yes,

  • 27:33

    >> homeless people move around freeze.

  • 27:36

    >> They don't stay in the same spot.

  • 27:37

    >> Yeah, but sometimes they do. Penn

  • 27:39

    station, they ain't left.

  • 27:40

    >> Yeah, they down there. That overpass

  • 27:42

    train spot.

  • 27:43

    >> Provides a little bit of shelter.

  • 27:45

    >> I'm talking about North Penn Station. I

  • 27:46

    don't know.

  • 27:46

    >> I'm talking about North P. I take the 5

  • 27:47

    a.m. train to DC a lot for and it'd be

  • 27:49

    crazy.

  • 27:50

    >> Go block up um Route 21. It's like a big

  • 27:53

    grass area over there. So,

  • 27:55

    >> my wife used to live around the corner.

  • 27:56

    >> They got to do with tents and [ __ ] in

  • 27:57

    the grass.

  • 27:58

    >> Yeah.

  • 27:58

    >> Yeah. I don't like that place. Listen,

  • 28:00

    we're praying for anybody that is

  • 28:03

    homeless that is in need, especially

  • 28:05

    during the holidays. We're praying for

  • 28:07

    you if your mental health is not right.

  • 28:09

    We're praying for you if you've been

  • 28:10

    affected or have family that's been

  • 28:11

    affected by Hurricane Melissa. We're

  • 28:14

    praying for you.

  • 28:14

    >> Word

  • 28:15

    >> for sure.

  • 28:16

    >> Question for y'all. When black people

  • 28:17

    say, "I'm praying for you," is that the

  • 28:20

    prayer?

  • 28:21

    >> 99% of the time,

  • 28:22

    >> I wouldn't say black people limited to

  • 28:23

    black people. I think that's people

  • 28:24

    period. Just got used to saying, "I'm

  • 28:26

    praying for you." And they don't take

  • 28:27

    the time to pray. Do you ever actually

  • 28:28

    go home and pray for people?

  • 28:29

    >> [ __ ] we say we try to go home.

  • 28:31

    >> We say thoughts and prayers up here.

  • 28:34

    >> And that be it.

  • 28:34

    >> That was it. That was the thought and

  • 28:36

    the prayer.

  • 28:36

    >> Thought and the prayer together. One

  • 28:37

    word.

  • 28:38

    >> Okay.

  • 28:38

    >> If you hold your hands like this while

  • 28:39

    you say it, [laughter]

  • 28:41

    >> I for sure I first of all I rarely say,

  • 28:43

    "Oh, I'm praying for you." But if like I

  • 28:45

    will pray for people. I pray I pray for

  • 28:47

    people.

  • 28:47

    >> How long is y'all prayers when y'all go

  • 28:49

    to bed? Do y'all say prayers?

  • 28:51

    >> No, I do not every day. But

  • 28:52

    >> I pray when No, I don't say prayers

  • 28:55

    before going to bed. I have certain

  • 28:56

    times when I pray like when the cop pull

  • 28:59

    up my [laughter]

  • 29:00

    not right now. God stuff like that but

  • 29:03

    >> Oh, when you don't have your white face

  • 29:04

    on.

  • 29:05

    >> Yeah, I don't have that. Can't co switch

  • 29:07

    that one.

  • 29:08

    >> All right. So, you don't pray before

  • 29:09

    bed. Mark don't pray before bed. Mona,

  • 29:12

    no. You don't. Yeah, you don't.

  • 29:16

    [clears throat]

  • 29:17

    >> She tried to fake like I don't know five

  • 29:20

    times a day.

  • 29:21

    >> Here, look.

  • 29:23

    These [ __ ] Islam is perfect. Muslims

  • 29:27

    are people. I'm supposed to pray five

  • 29:29

    times a day. Last prayer is called Isa.

  • 29:32

    And I've skipped it for a little bit.

  • 29:33

    Ice mind your business. Don't skip. I'm

  • 29:35

    out. I'm out. Skip.

  • 29:36

    >> I shouldn't. I should.

  • 29:37

    >> Park. You pray before bed. Not every

  • 29:38

    day, but sometimes. Yeah. [laughter]

  • 29:42

    >> What is the pray before bed? I don't

  • 29:43

    even get it. Is it like please God?

  • 29:45

    >> Why lay me down to sleep?

  • 29:46

    >> Uh when doing like the movies.

  • 29:47

    >> Thank god I woke up. Thank god I made it

  • 29:50

    to bed. Thank God in case I don't wake

  • 29:53

    up again. Here are the people that I

  • 29:55

    mean. Oh, y'all are dis I talk to God

  • 29:57

    all day.

  • 29:58

    >> Okay, never mind. All right. [laughter]

  • 30:00

    >> Do you pray before bed?

  • 30:01

    >> Huh?

  • 30:01

    >> Do you pray before bed? Yes.

  • 30:03

    >> Every day?

  • 30:03

    >> Yes.

  • 30:04

    >> You get on your knees on the side of the

  • 30:05

    bed?

  • 30:05

    >> For the most part. For the most part.

  • 30:06

    >> Do you get on your knees on the side of

  • 30:07

    the bed?

  • 30:07

    >> You do? Yeah, you do. Yes, you do.

  • 30:09

    >> No.

  • 30:10

    >> For prayer though.

  • 30:11

    >> Yes, you do. [laughter]

  • 30:12

    >> Then how how does it work?

  • 30:14

    >> How do you know if it's getting through?

  • 30:16

    >> Yo, she

  • 30:19

    >> I hate it. [laughter]

  • 30:22

    Yes, I pray for the most part before and

  • 30:25

    I'm in bed.

  • 30:26

    >> I love that.

  • 30:27

    >> And you just

  • 30:28

    >> No, I don't. [laughter]

  • 30:30

    >> I'm just trying to I'm trying to picture

  • 30:31

    you.

  • 30:33

    >> You were raised to pray for bed. I'm

  • 30:34

    assuming

  • 30:36

    >> No, I I [snorts] believe in them.

  • 30:39

    >> I I just It seemed like that's like a

  • 30:41

    [laughter]

  • 30:41

    kid or you started if you

  • 30:43

    >> But if you're not doing any type of

  • 30:44

    ritual with it, you're just like

  • 30:46

    thinking good thoughts.

  • 30:47

    >> Yeah. to talk to himself. [laughter]

  • 30:50

    >> Exactly.

  • 30:51

    >> You're talking to God.

  • 30:52

    >> Y'all are sick.

  • 30:53

    >> No, that's [laughter]

  • 30:55

    his first time. I'm no longer discussing

  • 30:57

    this with y'all. And I damn sure don't

  • 30:59

    talk to Cory about

  • 31:00

    >> You can't talk to him about nothing.

  • 31:02

    >> Just know I pray for him, too.

  • 31:04

    >> He needed the most.

  • 31:05

    >> That's why he alive still. He think

  • 31:06

    [laughter] he think he just running on

  • 31:08

    his atheist beliefs. No, [ __ ]

  • 31:10

    >> Covered in the blood.

  • 31:11

    >> That's me. Yo, check for him, too. No,

  • 31:13

    that's my man. Hold him down. Hold him

  • 31:14

    down. He don't know. Guide him. Please

  • 31:18

    give him direction and a heart.

  • 31:21

    [laughter]

  • 31:22

    >> Give him some feelings. Wizard wizard of

  • 31:25

    a girlfriend. Give him a warm vagina

  • 31:27

    before he [ __ ] passes on. Please.

  • 31:29

    Something.

  • 31:30

    >> Yeah. I pray for you. I pray it's

  • 31:31

    working. I pray for people.

  • 31:32

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:33

    >> It's working. He warming up.

  • 31:34

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:34

    >> No, he warming up.

  • 31:35

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:36

    >> Yeah. Yeah. For sure.

  • 31:36

    >> He got a new phone, man. That didn't

  • 31:38

    come just by itself.

  • 31:39

    >> Exactly.

  • 31:44

    You know, I'll be showering in P days.

  • 31:47

    [laughter]

  • 31:47

    >> Thank you. That's the best way to do it.

  • 31:50

    >> My wife told me this [ __ ] too. She be

  • 31:51

    like, you know, it's a P day. You

  • 31:52

    shower. [laughter]

  • 31:53

    >> You want to text you to remind

  • 31:56

    >> Am I doing this?

  • 31:58

    >> I got you.

  • 32:00

    >> You got to remind you to hit that.

  • 32:02

    >> That [ __ ] was like a commercial. Your

  • 32:03

    [ __ ] went [laughter]

  • 32:05

    >> Oh [ __ ] I thought YOU HAD NO SOCKS.

  • 32:08

    >> OH [ __ ]

  • 32:09

    >> Joe don't like socks.

  • 32:12

    [ __ ] today.

  • 32:13

    >> Damn.

  • 32:13

    >> Yeah, it's a holiday, man.

  • 32:15

    >> He don't give a [ __ ] what's going on.

  • 32:16

    >> I don't know if it's a holiday.

  • 32:18

    Something

  • 32:18

    >> it's enough. It's a something.

  • 32:20

    >> We don't give a [ __ ]

  • 32:21

    >> Hey. All right, that's better.

  • 32:23

    >> Last I meant to shout out uh the Blue

  • 32:26

    Note the other day. Uh what's the name

  • 32:27

    put on an amazing show? Yo,

  • 32:29

    >> Robert Glasber.

  • 32:29

    >> Robert Glasper, man. It was they called

  • 32:32

    it uh Robtober and he had all these

  • 32:34

    different artists and last uh Friday

  • 32:36

    >> uh what's his name came through. Balo

  • 32:38

    came through.

  • 32:38

    >> Oh, funny.

  • 32:39

    >> Oh, I like Balo. embodied it. It was an

  • 32:41

    amazing performance. He killed it. The

  • 32:42

    artist, the place was packed. And then

  • 32:44

    um Common slid through with Jennifer

  • 32:46

    Hudson.

  • 32:46

    >> Oh [ __ ]

  • 32:46

    >> Uh and they both took the stage and

  • 32:48

    performed.

  • 32:48

    >> Oh.

  • 32:49

    >> And and put on and so did uh Thundercat

  • 32:52

    and

  • 32:52

    >> Yeah. It just turned out to be like one

  • 32:54

    of the amazing performance. Shout out to

  • 32:54

    Robert Glasper and everybody note, man.

  • 32:56

    We got to all do an outing to one of

  • 32:57

    them spots, man.

  • 32:58

    >> I agree.

  • 32:58

    >> Invite us.

  • 32:59

    >> Yeah. Word. I don't

  • 33:00

    >> own the Blue Note, [ __ ]

  • 33:02

    >> You on the phone. [laughter]

  • 33:04

    >> Yo, go here. Would y'all like to I'mma

  • 33:07

    do that. I'mma do that. I'mma do that.

  • 33:08

    That's kind of you.

  • 33:10

    >> Yeah, I saw the picture of you

  • 33:11

    backstage. See what you mean? I was

  • 33:13

    like, "Okay, okay." Mark a little common

  • 33:17

    like I I like all these guys.

  • 33:18

    >> You don't go outside though.

  • 33:20

    >> I go to the blue note for musicians.

  • 33:23

    >> Okay. Oh, now I know that. I don't I

  • 33:25

    don't know your rules. I assume you

  • 33:27

    don't go out unless you have to and then

  • 33:28

    you leave about 60% through the through

  • 33:31

    through a show.

  • 33:31

    >> No, I go out for live music depending on

  • 33:33

    what's going on. And Robert Glass,

  • 33:35

    >> I'll say less. I live.

  • 33:36

    >> Yeah, definitely. Um, all right. Where

  • 33:38

    do you Where do you find people want to

  • 33:40

    start today? Anywhere in the world y'all

  • 33:42

    want to start? I'm down. Let's [ __ ]

  • 33:43

    Let's [ __ ] go. Let's [ __ ] do it.

  • 33:45

    >> Did y'all As I had this on, this is it,

  • 33:48

    right?

  • 33:49

    >> No, that's that's Killer Clowns from Out

  • 33:50

    of Space.

  • 33:51

    >> Okay, go ahead. I had an it

  • 33:53

    conversation.

  • 33:54

    >> What is it, though?

  • 33:54

    >> I watched um cuz I rarely watch

  • 33:56

    television. I watched that something

  • 33:57

    called Dreary City. I guess it's like

  • 33:59

    the start of the show. It where it

  • 34:00

    started from.

  • 34:01

    >> Yeah, I cut off.

  • 34:02

    >> Huh?

  • 34:03

    >> I cut that [ __ ] off. That [ __ ] was ass.

  • 34:05

    Oh, it sucked to you.

  • 34:06

    >> To me,

  • 34:07

    >> I was just totally confused by it. I

  • 34:09

    don't know. I want to know, did y'all

  • 34:10

    watch it? Have y'all watched it?

  • 34:11

    >> It was bad acting, bad writing,

  • 34:13

    everything. I had to cut that [ __ ] off.

  • 34:16

    >> But if you enjoy it, by all means.

  • 34:18

    >> It was just gory. I can't say I enjoyed

  • 34:19

    it. It just freaked me the [ __ ] out.

  • 34:21

    It's only one episode, though, as it

  • 34:22

    came out, right? Like Yeah.

  • 34:25

    >> Yeah. It it couldn't have sucked that

  • 34:26

    bad cuz it definitely made me curious

  • 34:27

    about episode two cuz I couldn't figure

  • 34:29

    out like how it had anything to do with

  • 34:31

    what the [ __ ] they were doing especially

  • 34:32

    with the uh like with the car seat and

  • 34:34

    all that.

  • 34:35

    >> That opening scene was

  • 34:36

    >> it was crazy.

  • 34:36

    >> That [ __ ] was crazy.

  • 34:37

    >> Yeah. Y none of y'all saw it.

  • 34:38

    >> No, I heard you like watch it

  • 34:42

    >> or don't.

  • 34:42

    >> Yeah, maybe not.

  • 34:44

    >> I like [ __ ] like you know make me laugh,

  • 34:45

    you know.

  • 34:46

    >> Oh no. Yeah, it's scary spooky. It's

  • 34:48

    technically the origin of it where he

  • 34:50

    come comes from. That's the whole thing.

  • 34:52

    Okay. That [ __ ] doesn't sound like a ad,

  • 34:54

    [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 34:55

    >> [ __ ] at the top of the

  • 34:58

    >> letting is the new balance, right? They

  • 35:01

    sliding in real slow.

  • 35:03

    >> A new show, guys.

  • 35:04

    >> I left more runway today because I know

  • 35:06

    you like to talk. We giving it to you

  • 35:08

    today. No, seriously. Seriously. I want

  • 35:10

    to hear you. Goddamn it. But shut the

  • 35:12

    [ __ ] up on the front. [laughter]

  • 35:15

    >> On the front though. Let's You know what

  • 35:16

    I mean? Uh do y'all want to do music or

  • 35:19

    do y'all want

  • 35:20

    >> Cuz I'm [ __ ] mad at you. Oh, this is

  • 35:22

    hilarious. [laughter]

  • 35:24

    >> I wake up about 5:00 a.m. That's when I,

  • 35:25

    you know, I can listen to music,

  • 35:26

    especially new music before the family

  • 35:28

    wakes up,

  • 35:28

    >> right?

  • 35:29

    >> And I've been waiting for the big

  • 35:31

    >> We all make life sound so great.

  • 35:34

    [laughter]

  • 35:34

    >> I got to check my music.

  • 35:37

    But I feel you. I feel you.

  • 35:39

    >> Yeah. Cuz you know, it's big. I'm

  • 35:40

    listening to Big I. I can't listen to

  • 35:41

    Big 5 a.m. with no with nobody else up.

  • 35:43

    and why your partner like it feels weird

  • 35:46

    explaining that I'm listening to new

  • 35:49

    music,

  • 35:50

    >> right? Like that feels like a weird

  • 35:52

    thing to have to I'm allotting time to

  • 35:54

    listen to new music, right?

  • 35:55

    >> Doing something by myself.

  • 35:57

    >> I'm doing something without you. Yo,

  • 35:59

    >> I'm doing something that I enjoy more

  • 36:01

    than you. We got a nice rhythm in my

  • 36:03

    house.

  • 36:03

    >> And that's the problem.

  • 36:04

    >> She goes to read her books. I go in the

  • 36:05

    basement and watch football or listen to

  • 36:07

    music or both.

  • 36:08

    >> So that [ __ ] man.

  • 36:10

    >> Yeah.

  • 36:11

    >> Yeah. He just do it. I'm talking to this

  • 36:13

    person.

  • 36:14

    >> Get a man cave, man. It's important.

  • 36:16

    >> [ __ ] man.

  • 36:17

    >> And find a hobby for them or encourage

  • 36:20

    them to have.

  • 36:21

    >> So, mine is just

  • 36:22

    >> She found her hobby on her own.

  • 36:23

    >> No, that's that's very smart. Right now,

  • 36:24

    I just let her sleep at 5:00 a.m. I go

  • 36:26

    downstairs. My son sleeps till he

  • 36:27

    decides to wake up and terrorize me. I

  • 36:29

    go I went into the basement, pulled up

  • 36:30

    the Big L album. I'm excited cuz I've

  • 36:32

    been waiting for the Big L. Obviously,

  • 36:33

    he's a legend. I love him. And I see the

  • 36:35

    track list. I see Hoveve.

  • 36:37

    >> I see Nas, which we already heard, of

  • 36:39

    course. You know what I'm saying?

  • 36:41

    Meth was crazy on Joey Badass. But I

  • 36:45

    don't listen to none of them FIRST

  • 36:46

    >> CUZ MY MAN IS LISTED.

  • 36:48

    >> It says Joe Button

  • 36:51

    >> and Big L got a song together.

  • 36:53

    >> Yeah,

  • 36:53

    >> they did say they do.

  • 36:54

    >> It did.

  • 36:55

    >> I skipped past Hoveve. I skipped past

  • 36:57

    Nas. I skipped past Joey.

  • 37:00

    >> You did the right thing.

  • 37:01

    >> Went straight to Joe Buddy.

  • 37:03

    >> Oh man.

  • 37:04

    >> And it's this [ __ ] doing what he do. I

  • 37:05

    hear this [ __ ] talk every Tuesday and

  • 37:06

    Friday. I don't need to [ __ ] put on a

  • 37:08

    track for that [ __ ] You was just

  • 37:09

    pontificating. Not one bar, not one

  • 37:11

    verse. Shane Rom. [laughter]

  • 37:14

    What the [ __ ]

  • 37:16

    >> Yeah. Shout out to the Big L Project.

  • 37:18

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For sure.

  • 37:19

    >> I did the same thing on Connie Diamond's

  • 37:21

    album. I did the same thing on a few of

  • 37:22

    these albums.

  • 37:22

    >> Man, they was advertising it as as as

  • 37:24

    features and you were listed as one of

  • 37:26

    the features.

  • 37:26

    >> You thought that I would have a live

  • 37:28

    verse out there and nobody nobody here

  • 37:30

    know?

  • 37:31

    >> I thought it was possible that you had a

  • 37:32

    verse from 10, 15 years ago that nobody

  • 37:34

    knew. Yeah. That you were sitting on.

  • 37:35

    >> Oh, you thought it was a old verse.

  • 37:36

    >> It was a old verse. I knew you didn't go

  • 37:38

    in a booth and rap nothing.

  • 37:40

    >> Oh, verse.

  • 37:41

    >> But I thought it was a classic verse

  • 37:42

    maybe that was unreleased.

  • 37:43

    >> Ah, that Big L had got his hands on.

  • 37:46

    >> Yeah, exactly. Or that you like or that

  • 37:48

    you just decided, you know what I mean?

  • 37:50

    I thought I thought

  • 37:50

    >> a few people did hit me like, "Yo, is

  • 37:52

    this a new verse?" A few people hit me

  • 37:55

    that expressed their disappointment when

  • 37:57

    they found out what it was. But I mean,

  • 37:58

    >> that's what I want. How them went cuz I

  • 38:00

    know I know [ __ ] was tight.

  • 38:02

    >> Yeah.

  • 38:03

    >> Yeah.

  • 38:03

    >> And the way it was promoted like like I

  • 38:05

    saw blogs pushing it. Yo, Big L new

  • 38:07

    album has features from Jay-Z and Joe

  • 38:09

    Button. I ain't see nobody else names.

  • 38:11

    It's a bunch of other people listed up

  • 38:12

    there.

  • 38:13

    >> I think they get more sad when they hit

  • 38:14

    me and they see my reaction. My reaction

  • 38:16

    is like, "Yo, Lo, dog." Like, [laughter]

  • 38:19

    did you really believe I was going to

  • 38:22

    stop what I'm doing right now and go

  • 38:24

    rap? Sorry. But I do I do like the Big L

  • 38:28

    project.

  • 38:28

    >> Me too, man. They did a really good job.

  • 38:30

    Uh it's hard to do albums at any point

  • 38:33

    and especially with L. there wasn't like

  • 38:35

    a he was in the tape era. It wasn't just

  • 38:38

    like a million freestyles on someone's

  • 38:40

    hard drive like or halfone songs or

  • 38:42

    whatever. So, they did a really good job

  • 38:43

    of pulling together stuff that some

  • 38:45

    stuff is new. Some stuff is uh kind of

  • 38:48

    existed in the underground YouTube world

  • 38:51

    for years.

  • 38:52

    >> I'm even glad that there's a home for

  • 38:54

    that.

  • 38:54

    >> Yeah, me too. Me too. The whole second

  • 38:56

    half of the album really is that it's

  • 38:57

    the freestyle radio freestyles but

  • 39:00

    touched up and you know with the

  • 39:02

    >> a lot of it, right?

  • 39:03

    >> Yeah. Well, they got AI now. you can

  • 39:04

    separate the vocals a little bit more

  • 39:05

    than you ever could. So, you could

  • 39:07

    actually make it sound pretty good and

  • 39:08

    they did a really good job with that.

  • 39:09

    >> One other thing I like about this

  • 39:10

    project is um when it was first

  • 39:12

    announced, uh the family had went up.

  • 39:14

    One, I like that the family was

  • 39:15

    involved.

  • 39:16

    >> Yeah, for sure.

  • 39:16

    >> Um the family went up and was like, "Hey

  • 39:18

    fans, let us know what records you want

  • 39:20

    to hear cuz we want y'all to feel like

  • 39:21

    y'all have been a part of this creative

  • 39:22

    process as well." That's

  • 39:23

    >> so now we're picking the the favorites

  • 39:25

    that Okay, y'all wanted that record,

  • 39:27

    y'all wanted that one. We'll go back,

  • 39:28

    get that, clean it up, and put on a

  • 39:30

    project.

  • 39:30

    >> Yeah. But like y'all said, everybody the

  • 39:32

    featured.

  • 39:33

    >> Yeah,

  • 39:34

    >> that Mac Miller record Miller got busy

  • 39:36

    on it. That's another one.

  • 39:37

    >> I saw a lot of people upset about that.

  • 39:41

    >> Upset about that cuz they were just like

  • 39:43

    um I guess the the the pairing.

  • 39:47

    >> I heard people say it was a little too

  • 39:48

    like warm and fuzzy. Like it wasn't like

  • 39:50

    the vibe they wanted from a big L. They

  • 39:51

    said his verse wasn't wasn't I like the

  • 39:52

    verse. I thought he killed I I just like

  • 39:54

    the verse. The track was definitely

  • 39:55

    different than the rest of the album.

  • 39:56

    >> Yeah, for sure. For sure.

  • 39:58

    >> But I was good with it. I was good. I

  • 40:00

    was mad at it.

  • 40:01

    >> I was good with the seveninute freestyle

  • 40:03

    again like Hov is Hov and it's good. I

  • 40:05

    like hearing classic verses from from

  • 40:06

    artists I respect to remember how Hov

  • 40:08

    wrapped 20 years ago, 25 years ago. I

  • 40:10

    like that the sound of it again they

  • 40:12

    remastered some of the stuff. It didn't

  • 40:13

    sound the way I like I like the old I

  • 40:15

    like the old mixtape sound vibe a little

  • 40:17

    bit. So some of it I didn't I thought it

  • 40:18

    was overproduced a little bit on the

  • 40:19

    album. But in general

  • 40:20

    >> it's reasonable. Did my whitest. Yeah.

  • 40:22

    >> But it was great.

  • 40:23

    >> All that [ __ ] made me feel like I was on

  • 40:25

    a haunting block in 96.

  • 40:26

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Running again.

  • 40:28

    >> Yeah. Yeah, got heard McGuff on there

  • 40:30

    and [ __ ] Yeah, man. It felt good. It

  • 40:33

    felt good.

  • 40:33

    >> Got Show Biz on there. Shout out to

  • 40:35

    show. Got Lord Finesse did a beat on

  • 40:37

    there. I don't remember what the record

  • 40:38

    is, but um shout out to the whole

  • 40:40

    digging. I would have liked to hear a

  • 40:41

    little bit more digging production, but

  • 40:43

    I I understand how it goes.

  • 40:45

    >> So,

  • 40:45

    >> and shout out to Royce who executive

  • 40:46

    producer

  • 40:48

    project Mike. Shout out to Mike.

  • 40:50

    >> Uh but yeah, no, the big L [ __ ] is hard.

  • 40:52

    And shout out to Joe Button on that

  • 40:54

    [ __ ]

  • 40:54

    >> You did a great job.

  • 40:55

    >> You did a great You did a great job. You

  • 40:57

    really tied the album together.

  • 40:58

    [laughter]

  • 41:00

    >> You brought it home.

  • 41:02

    >> Rest in peace, Big L. Shout out to Mass

  • 41:03

    Appeal as always. They killing it.

  • 41:05

    >> They have.

  • 41:05

    >> Great job. I'm looking forward Massel is

  • 41:07

    doing such a great job. I'm looking

  • 41:09

    forward to just anything Mass Appeal.

  • 41:11

    That's it. They doing amazing stuff.

  • 41:13

    This is Halloween. I think the next one

  • 41:14

    is the Nas and Pream album, right?

  • 41:16

    >> Yep.

  • 41:16

    >> Yeah, I believe so. I believe so.

  • 41:18

    >> Now, that I'm really excited about.

  • 41:19

    >> Yeah, me too.

  • 41:21

    >> It's Halloween. Halloween Havoc 6.

  • 41:24

    >> You know it. Roy Banks.

  • 41:26

    >> And I feel like an idiot. I had no idea.

  • 41:28

    >> Yeah. When I saw you, he was like,

  • 41:29

    "Wait, what?" I'm like, "Yeah,

  • 41:31

    >> this would have been my this." Yeah. I

  • 41:34

    had no idea that this was dropping at

  • 41:36

    all.

  • 41:36

    >> Yeah. I had the Big L record for a

  • 41:38

    couple weeks now. I'd have went right to

  • 41:39

    to Banks. 16 tracks, man.

  • 41:42

    >> Yeah.

  • 41:42

    >> It's some fire on here.

  • 41:43

    >> The Six of Swords.

  • 41:44

    >> I I bought it, but I ain't listen to it

  • 41:45

    yet. So, I'm I'm excited to get to it.

  • 41:48

    >> I didn't get to fully listen. I got

  • 41:49

    three tracks in this one.

  • 41:50

    >> I'm about halfway through.

  • 41:51

    >> Well, I want something from it. Somebody

  • 41:52

    give me something.

  • 41:53

    >> All right. This is uh Eat What You

  • 41:55

    >> Eat What You Kill is going to let you

  • 41:56

    kill.

  • 41:59

    >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank

  • 42:00

    you. Thank you. [music]

  • 42:02

    >> Thank you. What you kill off Lloyd

  • 42:03

    Banks. I can't wait to listen to this

  • 42:04

    whole [ __ ] I have I didn't even know it

  • 42:06

    came out.

  • 42:07

    >> Shout out to Lloyd Banks, man. Our guy.

  • 42:09

    Our guy. Friend of the show

  • 42:10

    >> for sure.

  • 42:11

    >> Uh yeah. I can't wait to get to that.

  • 42:14

    >> And Amanda I didn't know that was out.

  • 42:15

    >> Yeah. I just want to finish the rest of

  • 42:16

    it cuz

  • 42:17

    >> Heels Have Eyes three. I'm sorry. Go.

  • 42:18

    No. Go ahead.

  • 42:19

    >> Heels Have Eyes 3. What's that gun

  • 42:20

    y'all?

  • 42:21

    >> Oh yeah. Gun drop too. Also kind of a

  • 42:23

    surprise drop. Didn't know it was

  • 42:24

    coming. I listened I skimmed through it

  • 42:26

    on the way into work today. Um

  • 42:28

    >> anything stand out?

  • 42:29

    >> Um it it sounded great. The the Stove

  • 42:31

    God record was my favorite off rip. Um

  • 42:34

    it Westside Gun just makes quality

  • 42:37

    albums.

  • 42:37

    >> Yeah.

  • 42:38

    >> Over and over and over again.

  • 42:39

    >> I say so consistency. So consistently.

  • 42:41

    >> Yeah. And and Yeah. The pace. [laughter]

  • 42:43

    I was like I feel like we just dropped

  • 42:44

    something. Is this the gun that I like

  • 42:46

    or no?

  • 42:48

    >> Maybe less than the last one.

  • 42:49

    >> Okay.

  • 42:50

    >> But it's still it's still good.

  • 42:51

    >> It's fine. Yeah,

  • 42:52

    >> it's fire. Everything I heard. I only

  • 42:53

    listen to it quickly, but it was good.

  • 42:54

    What I like so far.

  • 42:55

    >> I'm speaking to ISIS tastes.

  • 42:57

    >> What's your What's your gun taste?

  • 42:58

    >> Pause.

  • 43:00

    >> Um,

  • 43:01

    >> I like when he approaches when he

  • 43:02

    approaches the track. Seriously.

  • 43:04

    >> Got you. That's the best way to put it.

  • 43:06

    >> Okay.

  • 43:07

    >> He's rapping on there. It's just not as

  • 43:09

    much like song finished song before like

  • 43:12

    when he's just ad libby and

  • 43:14

    >> Oh, it's not that. No, it's not that.

  • 43:15

    He's rapping on there. He's rapping on

  • 43:16

    there. And always great production.

  • 43:19

    >> Always great production. We got We got

  • 43:21

    Pman Ran the reinvention

  • 43:25

    big jersey. Let's go.

  • 43:29

    So happy for them. Me too. I love where

  • 43:31

    Rand is at.

  • 43:32

    >> Just in hip-hop.

  • 43:35

    >> I love the people that in hip-hop that

  • 43:37

    are just that seem to just be

  • 43:38

    comfortable with themselves.

  • 43:41

    >> Ran is chilling. Ran is eating soup and

  • 43:44

    celery.

  • 43:45

    >> He's in the gym.

  • 43:46

    >> He's working out. He's on an island.

  • 43:49

    He's running track. He's shred up, cut

  • 43:52

    up, making music. Don't want to go tick

  • 43:55

    tock with you [ __ ] Don't want to go

  • 43:57

    sit in front of people that don't

  • 43:59

    understand what's going on. And to hear

  • 44:01

    a rapper of that caliber over production

  • 44:04

    of this caliber is a treat for music

  • 44:07

    lovers all over the world. I am blessed

  • 44:09

    to still remember my reaction. The very

  • 44:12

    first time we unearthed Ransom in Jersey

  • 44:17

    City in 90 whatever that was 01 2000 I

  • 44:21

    don't remember the [ __ ] year but we

  • 44:24

    were blown away. So shout out to the

  • 44:26

    fans that are just now getting to

  • 44:28

    experience that in 2025. Shout out to P.

  • 44:32

    Four decades, five decades of legend.

  • 44:35

    >> Word word

  • 44:36

    >> of legend. I am blessed and honored to

  • 44:39

    know you. I am so honored to know some

  • 44:41

    of you people, man.

  • 44:42

    >> I can't lie. I can't lie. We don't say

  • 44:44

    it enough. We don't say it enough. And

  • 44:46

    these are two of those brothers for me.

  • 44:48

    So, and it's hard.

  • 44:49

    >> It's hard. And Bringing Back Rap Radar

  • 44:51

    was fire, too. Happy to be a part of

  • 44:52

    that for the

  • 44:53

    >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Getting to see B look

  • 44:55

    all uncomfortable for a second.

  • 44:57

    [laughter]

  • 44:58

    >> Bot and Elliott look like they should

  • 45:00

    talk.

  • 45:04

    >> But that's why I [ __ ] with Ram. Bea and

  • 45:05

    Elliot looked like they had just gotten

  • 45:08

    together to talk to Ran but hadn't

  • 45:11

    talked to each other. That was fire. And

  • 45:14

    they both so great at journalism. I know

  • 45:18

    it's not a word.

  • 45:18

    >> So is they are so great at journalism.

  • 45:22

    >> Yeah,

  • 45:23

    >> they're good. They're really good. Yeah.

  • 45:25

    No, they're they're they're great. Great

  • 45:26

    job. Great job.

  • 45:28

    >> Yeah. Give me something. That's a cut

  • 45:30

    above. The reinvention's out now. Shout

  • 45:32

    to P. I hope that this pace of these

  • 45:34

    these short album EPs or whatever you

  • 45:36

    want to do continues. I I I love just

  • 45:39

    >> Nah, they found a good bop on there.

  • 45:41

    Short, concise, to the point,

  • 45:44

    >> like don't you just drag [ __ ]

  • 45:46

    >> and I and I and I could double back at

  • 45:48

    any time. Like that's why I I noticed

  • 45:50

    that the short album joints [ __ ] is

  • 45:52

    coming right back.

  • 45:53

    >> Yep.

  • 45:53

    >> I like that.

  • 45:54

    >> I love it.

  • 45:56

    >> Um Offset, another surprise project for

  • 45:59

    you. Didn't know it came out either.

  • 46:00

    >> I had no idea. Listen, maybe that's just

  • 46:03

    me at 45 now. Maybe I should just stop

  • 46:04

    coming in here and say, "Oh, I ain't no

  • 46:06

    idea you." Yo, maybe I just don't know

  • 46:08

    no more who's dropping.

  • 46:10

    >> How we find out now? Like, dog, every

  • 46:12

    week I hit that new music, latest what's

  • 46:15

    coming. I Yo, I'm checking dates on

  • 46:17

    albums that are in. So, I try to know

  • 46:20

    like some of this [ __ ] don't be listed,

  • 46:22

    yo. Like, like that offset project

  • 46:24

    wasn't listed.

  • 46:24

    >> Yeah, that definitely wasn't listed.

  • 46:25

    >> And that [ __ ] dropped at midnight. I

  • 46:27

    just happened to be up. I open. I said,

  • 46:28

    "Wait, Offset Snook. I'm thinking EP

  • 46:30

    something three, you know, something.

  • 46:31

    >> It is shorter than the last project, but

  • 46:33

    >> but it's still full length and I was

  • 46:35

    just like, "Oh [ __ ] he dropped a full

  • 46:37

    length project. Oh, let me run it."

  • 46:39

    >> I like it. Haunted by fame. Yeah, it's

  • 46:41

    only 25 minutes long. Um, I haven't

  • 46:43

    heard anything.

  • 46:43

    >> Let's get to the tea.

  • 46:45

    >> Let's get to the tea, though.

  • 46:46

    >> What's the L? We still here to be Well,

  • 46:49

    at least for me, I'll speak for me. I'm

  • 46:51

    still here to be a Chatty Patty.

  • 46:53

    >> I see some I see some of the talk out

  • 46:55

    there. You [ __ ] is on couches

  • 46:58

    gossiping like [ __ ] I agree.

  • 47:00

    Sometimes [laughter] I agree. Y'all

  • 47:02

    ain't saying nothing. Hey, y'all ain't

  • 47:03

    saying nothing wrong. [ __ ] is sitting

  • 47:06

    up there chatting [ __ ] But these [ __ ]

  • 47:10

    will give it to you. So, here we go.

  • 47:12

    Offset in what I'm sure he didn't feel

  • 47:14

    like saying on his album. He said on his

  • 47:15

    mixtape like project. I'll ask y'all if

  • 47:18

    y'all believe me in a second. Here we

  • 47:20

    go. Playing no sweat, right? [music]

  • 47:23

    >> No sweat. That's what you get.

  • 47:26

    That's what you get. I'll give it to you

  • 47:28

    one more time. It's fast.

  • 47:29

    >> Oops.

  • 47:32

    >> He said, "How you leaving Jordan for

  • 47:33

    Robin?"

  • 47:34

    >> Yes. How you leaving?

  • 47:35

    >> So he calling him kinky freaky. Kinky

  • 47:38

    freaky. [laughter]

  • 47:39

    >> I mean, right. Dennis Robin has like a

  • 47:41

    >> I guess that's what he was. Dennis Robin

  • 47:43

    was a very free man

  • 47:45

    >> and some might call that kinky freaky.

  • 47:48

    >> Um I don't know. I saw people giving the

  • 47:50

    flack like, "Oh, we tired of hearing it

  • 47:52

    or whatever." But me, I'm somebody that

  • 47:54

    I appreciate when artists go through

  • 47:55

    [ __ ] and put it in their art. I I kind

  • 47:58

    of hate the whole like new way we do

  • 47:59

    [ __ ] when people just talk [ __ ] and do

  • 48:00

    interviews and tweet [ __ ] I feel like

  • 48:03

    artists are supposed to respond with

  • 48:04

    songs, you know what I mean? So he of

  • 48:07

    course he it's like Cardi said a lot on

  • 48:10

    her album and she also has been real

  • 48:12

    open about things. I just saw her

  • 48:15

    recently talk about I don't know where

  • 48:16

    she was, but she was speaking about um

  • 48:19

    why they're really not divorced and why

  • 48:20

    she feels like he's holding it up or

  • 48:22

    whatever. It's like that's their

  • 48:23

    personal business. He get to say

  • 48:25

    something back. People kill me when it's

  • 48:27

    like you can't say anything back. That

  • 48:28

    [ __ ] can say what the [ __ ] he want. He

  • 48:29

    a rapper. He's supposed to say it like

  • 48:30

    that. I think he could have went harder.

  • 48:32

    I don't know why he went so light.

  • 48:33

    >> Well, still cuz as a man you can't as a

  • 48:36

    man. I totally get him going light. He

  • 48:39

    he sound like he didn't want to do that

  • 48:40

    when he came. when he when he came up

  • 48:42

    here, he basically said, "Yo, as a guy,

  • 48:45

    there's just certain [ __ ] that's that's

  • 48:47

    that's flawed. It's certain [ __ ] that's

  • 48:49

    not G-code. There certain [ __ ] that's

  • 48:51

    not keeping the people. No matter what

  • 48:52

    she does, she could say everything in

  • 48:54

    the world. Me as a guy, I cannot do." He

  • 48:58

    said that. I think some men out there

  • 49:00

    understand that.

  • 49:01

    >> And I think all men understand that

  • 49:03

    because these [ __ ] today

  • 49:05

    >> will argue with right go right there

  • 49:07

    with

  • 49:07

    >> I ain't with that fight.

  • 49:11

    Yeah, all of it's nasty. Yeah.

  • 49:12

    >> Um to respond um in that case your hands

  • 49:16

    are bisexual. I feel like um like I do

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    totally get that when you explain it

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    that way. But for me that would be

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    leaving him out of it. Why is he Robman

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    then? [ __ ] ain't do nothing to you. He

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    just married your old

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    throw jab at the [ __ ] then. But but you

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    ill. I never I was so focused on the

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    Jordan part

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    >> that I didn't get to I didn't go to why

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    might he be saying Rodman when you say

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    Jordan to me you just saying I'm the

  • 49:44

    best over no matter who you are you

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    [ __ ] with the

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    >> hippod

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    said Rodman for a reason.

  • 49:50

    >> But that's but that's fly. I mean the

  • 49:52

    rumors are out there. I ain't going to

  • 49:54

    say them cuz I ain't got no proof of

  • 49:55

    none of that [ __ ] It's none of my

  • 49:56

    business and I'm against and I'm against

  • 49:59

    Don't Don't do that. I'm against pulling

  • 50:00

    people out of the closet.

  • 50:01

    >> Correct.

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    >> I'm against that. you with that?

  • 50:03

    >> I don't first of all I don't if I'm

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    addressing rumors that I heard it has

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    nothing to do what he really is. That's

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    number one. So it's like that's not

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    pulling nobody out the closet saying

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    somebody say something about

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    >> come back to that too.

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    >> Um but pulling people out the closet

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    part. Got it.

  • 50:17

    >> Yeah. Um just but just that's my

  • 50:19

    personal opinion. I feel like what he

  • 50:20

    said is true and what y'all saying makes

  • 50:22

    sense. But the real version of that

  • 50:24

    would definitely be not throwing a jab

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    at him. And I took that as a jab. Well,

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    he's throw and that's the other part

  • 50:29

    keeps trying to act like I'm not hurt

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    and I'm not bothered.

  • 50:33

    >> Yes, you are, dog. It's okay. Just just

  • 50:35

    own that. Like even in there, you think

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    I'm hurt, but I'm not.

  • 50:38

    >> Yeah, you are. True.

  • 50:40

    >> You are. You're everything you have been

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    doing is is showing a man that's hurt

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    >> or bothered and trying to act like I'm

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    not. Like you're going so far to try to

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    act like I don't really give a [ __ ] what

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    she doing,

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    >> but you watching everything. When dude

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    have a bad game, you posting about it.

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    like you doing a lot of hurt [ __ ]

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    >> that we can see it,

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    >> but then you'll sit down and say, "Oh, I

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    ain't hurt. I I'm keeping it plate. I'm

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    keeping it P." No, you're not. I want to

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    offer push back on that. Go ahead. Yeah.

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    I think I I I I want to I think I'm on

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    the other side of that

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    today. I think I believe him like with

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    this project with him saying it today.

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    I've echoed your sentiments on the la on

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    his album when it came out and I was

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    like,

  • 51:21

    >> "What about his what about his antics on

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    the internet?" You're

  • 51:26

    I don't think they I don't really think

  • 51:28

    he's showing out. I didn't say show out.

  • 51:31

    >> If you don't care, you don't care. You

  • 51:33

    can't sit here and say I don't care and

  • 51:35

    show you that I care.

  • 51:36

    >> There's no way you don't care and you

  • 51:38

    post him losing the game. Unless you

  • 51:39

    post him losing the game prior to this

  • 51:41

    happening.

  • 51:41

    >> You post him losing the game.

  • 51:43

    >> I mean, he lose the game and then you go

  • 51:45

    make a little slick comment on your

  • 51:46

    Instagram right after him losing the

  • 51:47

    game. You know what you're doing. You

  • 51:48

    know what they're going to do. You know

  • 51:50

    the coverage is going to get. Why do you

  • 51:52

    care if he has zero catches for four

  • 51:55

    whatever? Why do you care about his stat

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    line?

  • 51:57

    >> You're right.

  • 51:57

    >> Why you even watch? You sound like a

  • 51:59

    chick. That's what chicks do.

  • 52:01

    >> That is exactly what women do, bro.

  • 52:03

    >> I'm not letting No, no, no.

  • 52:05

    >> They start that Instagram taking a shot

  • 52:07

    at the other girl type of [ __ ] That's

  • 52:08

    what women do. Men don't do that.

  • 52:10

    >> Men don't go at the other person, the

  • 52:12

    other guy.

  • 52:13

    >> I can have a problem with homeboy.

  • 52:16

    Like I'm I want to agree with y'all if

  • 52:19

    I'm just potting, but I do understand

  • 52:22

    him. I can have a problem with Duke

  • 52:25

    separate from whatever me and my very

  • 52:27

    still wife are going through. Especially

  • 52:30

    if the rumors are true of you sleeping

  • 52:33

    with my wife and then well I had a baby

  • 52:36

    in there and then you had a there's a

  • 52:38

    lot there's a lot of reasons why if he

  • 52:40

    feel like posting Steph going scoreless

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    in a game you on every song saying I got

  • 52:46

    a [ __ ] more handsome than you that's

  • 52:48

    better than you that's doper than you.

  • 52:50

    Oh I'm so small and tiny so big and

  • 52:52

    tall. You having you having a blast as

  • 52:56

    women do. And yeah, but so if a [ __ ]

  • 52:58

    get out of character, cuz I I'll agree

  • 53:00

    with you. Don't say nothing. But if a

  • 53:03

    [ __ ] get out of character once or

  • 53:04

    twice, I'm not going to put all the

  • 53:06

    sauce on, oh, you care. You care. You

  • 53:08

    care. [ __ ] that's my wife. We're going

  • 53:09

    We're actively going through a divorce.

  • 53:12

    You don't know what I'm dealing with

  • 53:13

    behind the scenes. You don't know what

  • 53:15

    I'm dealing with with these kids. You

  • 53:16

    don't know how she's responding to me in

  • 53:18

    real life. Like, if I slipped up online

  • 53:20

    once or twice, don't put it all on. I

  • 53:22

    believe him when he says, "Yo, I ain't

  • 53:24

    as hurt as y'all think." There's been

  • 53:26

    times where I've gone through a breakup

  • 53:28

    with public darlings because women play

  • 53:32

    public darling games better than you.

  • 53:35

    >> Women care about the aesthetic more than

  • 53:38

    you. So yeah, where you [ __ ] do some

  • 53:40

    [ __ ] and the public darling lady, the

  • 53:42

    whole the fans say, "Oh, you

  • 53:43

    [ __ ] You cheated on her. How

  • 53:45

    could you? You lost all you lost all you

  • 53:47

    lost. You never get it back." And the

  • 53:48

    [ __ ] be like, "Yo, dog, I know her in

  • 53:50

    real life. She's dirty as [ __ ] Her

  • 53:52

    trunk dirty now. The bathroom is dirty.

  • 53:54

    The [ __ ] is dirty. SHE [ __ ] AND

  • 53:57

    let's get to that, too, cuz I'm not

  • 53:58

    saying her [ __ ] is dirty. I'm just

  • 53:59

    talking.

  • 53:59

    >> Yeah. Yeah. No. Off.

  • 54:01

    >> Also, how you handled our divorce or

  • 54:04

    breakup may indeed make me look at you

  • 54:07

    differently than I did when you were my

  • 54:08

    wife. I'm not trying to cape him. But if

  • 54:12

    we going through our [ __ ] and then you

  • 54:13

    go [ __ ] the football player while we

  • 54:15

    yada yada yada. I think as a guy, you

  • 54:18

    can have a feeling about it. I do.

  • 54:19

    Without without people being able to

  • 54:21

    come say [laughter]

  • 54:24

    That's not what I'm saying. That's not

  • 54:25

    what I'm saying. I'm saying that's human

  • 54:27

    to have that feeling. But don't now ACT

  • 54:29

    LIKE YOU DON'T HAVE THAT FEEL.

  • 54:30

    >> THERE'S NO I AGREE WITH ICE. I

  • 54:32

    >> He just walking around like Superman.

  • 54:33

    Yo, I don't give a [ __ ] what she doing.

  • 54:34

    I'm cool. I'm cool. Yes, you do. That's

  • 54:37

    what I'm saying. IT'S HUMAN TO WHAT

  • 54:39

    YOU'RE saying is right, but I feel like

  • 54:40

    what you're saying it fits more if he

  • 54:42

    stepped to him when he seen him at the

  • 54:44

    club. It fits more if he messaged him

  • 54:46

    directly. But to throw it in a song, it

  • 54:48

    gives mad. I I don't think that um that

  • 54:51

    there is any rules what you can do, you

  • 54:52

    can't do what you heard. People be

  • 54:53

    heard, people be heard. But y'all are ho

  • 54:55

    to hell to a different standard. In my

  • 54:57

    opinion, for him to throw a jab at his

  • 54:59

    athleticism in a song, it's no way that

  • 55:01

    you can then say you think I'm hurt, I'm

  • 55:03

    not. It just doesn't match. That's all

  • 55:04

    I'm saying. I think that it would be

  • 55:06

    different like to go to your point,

  • 55:07

    RIGHT? BECAUSE OF THE WHITE. BUT I CAN

  • 55:09

    SEE YOU APPROACH a [ __ ] in person that

  • 55:11

    way. But to throw on a song about his

  • 55:12

    athleticism, LIKE THAT'S GOING TO HURT

  • 55:14

    THAT NOBODY BUT HIM AND HIS FANS. YOU

  • 55:16

    JUST CAN'T NOBODY BUT HIM AND HIS FANS.

  • 55:19

    >> MONA, you just started saying I love

  • 55:21

    when artists put it in art.

  • 55:22

    >> I do. I do.

  • 55:24

    >> He's artist. So if he feel away about

  • 55:26

    something that homeboy did separate of

  • 55:29

    you [ __ ] my wife and taking my wife,

  • 55:32

    then why you feel differently about him

  • 55:33

    putting an art?

  • 55:34

    >> I don't feel no differently. I just feel

  • 55:36

    that he can't say I'm not hurt and do

  • 55:38

    that.

  • 55:39

    >> My All right. So my Yeah, I understand.

  • 55:41

    I said my response to that is I believe

  • 55:44

    that again I said that I believe him

  • 55:46

    today.

  • 55:47

    >> Okay.

  • 55:48

    >> Today upon this release. I think there

  • 55:51

    are phases to the breakup.

  • 55:53

    >> Absolutely. We've all been through

  • 55:54

    breakups for sure.

  • 55:54

    >> That's what I'm saying. So, I think that

  • 55:57

    after I hurt and ball up and cry and get

  • 56:00

    over the shock of you leaving and you

  • 56:03

    bought a new house and I'm in my mansion

  • 56:05

    alone. Oh, you [ __ ] dude on once you get

  • 56:08

    over yourself.

  • 56:09

    >> Mhm.

  • 56:10

    >> And you can assess properly.

  • 56:13

    Sometimes you be you be like, "All

  • 56:15

    right, I get it." Even if you [ __ ] UP,

  • 56:17

    I'M NOT SAYING THAT he's an angel. EVEN

  • 56:19

    IF YOU [ __ ] UP LIKE YO THE WHOLE TIME

  • 56:22

    YOU talking before not not this time but

  • 56:24

    the time before you talking and you were

  • 56:25

    like the way you carry our breakup can

  • 56:27

    make me look at you different [laughter]

  • 56:31

    >> please like what we had to break up cuz

  • 56:33

    you're a relationship while I don't give

  • 56:34

    a [ __ ] how you feel I do the breakup you

  • 56:37

    [ __ ] my op you [ __ ] my cousin like

  • 56:40

    you going to judge me on how we broke up

  • 56:42

    when you was dogging me we was together

  • 56:43

    I don't give a [ __ ] now I go with the

  • 56:45

    mailman

  • 56:46

    >> but just to be clear they both they

  • 56:48

    allegedly

  • 56:49

    allegedly both have that story. But

  • 56:52

    >> when I say that,

  • 56:53

    >> that's my op. They both looking at each

  • 56:55

    other like the Spider-Man meme.

  • 56:56

    >> Oh, I didn't. First of all, I didn't

  • 56:57

    know anything about her [ __ ] his op.

  • 56:59

    Second of all, I feel like that when I

  • 57:01

    was respond to you, bigger than carding

  • 57:02

    them, period. When you say, "Oh, I'm

  • 57:04

    judging you how we broke up." If the

  • 57:06

    relationship is a breakup cuz she left

  • 57:07

    cuz of you, [clears throat] it's like,

  • 57:08

    bro,

  • 57:08

    >> who gives a [ __ ] I

  • 57:09

    >> Yeah, come on, bro. That's just a woman

  • 57:11

    women thing. I get it.

  • 57:13

    >> I get that and and I agree with that.

  • 57:15

    >> I agree with that. I just don't think

  • 57:17

    that he is soaking right now.

  • 57:20

    >> I don't think he's soaking which [ __ ]

  • 57:22

    you

  • 57:23

    >> girl.

  • 57:25

    >> It ain't even a matter of soaking. It's

  • 57:26

    just like

  • 57:28

    he seems like he's I'm still paying

  • 57:30

    attention to your moves. I'm still

  • 57:32

    keeping up with y'all. That's what I'm

  • 57:34

    talking about. And if you move past it,

  • 57:36

    you over it. You don't really do those

  • 57:38

    things as much no more unless I don't

  • 57:39

    want to go ahead. Go ahead.

  • 57:41

    I don't want it to sound like I think

  • 57:43

    that in a different world they both

  • 57:45

    would take each other back tomorrow.

  • 57:47

    >> I do too.

  • 57:47

    >> Let me let me be clear on that. I ain't

  • 57:49

    trying to say like they both are moving

  • 57:51

    on.

  • 57:52

    >> I do too.

  • 57:53

    >> I wouldn't be shocked if they end up

  • 57:54

    back in two years.

  • 57:55

    >> I wouldn't be surprised.

  • 57:56

    >> Who would be surprised?

  • 57:57

    >> Right.

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