JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 875

5%esque

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 875, “5%esque,” released November 6, 2025. Off of Halloween 2025, the JBP shares what they did over the weekend (18:36) before turning to a Spotify lawsuit with claims of Drake streams being fraudulent (22:36). Joe then asks the room to name their options if they could put together a Hip-Hop Union (45:05), LA beats Toronto in Game 7 of the World Series (49:25), and the room reacts to Jalen Green’s tattoo of Draya (54:02). The cast continues to share their thoughts about where the direction of AI music is headed (1:01:03), New Orleans Pelicans guard Dejounte Murray posts about his baby mom on Instagram (1:16:39), and rumors of Big Sean & Jhene Aiko’s separation (1:36:40). Also, Marc Lamont Hill shares his thoughts on a recent Barack Obama clip (2:06:53) as well as his thoughts about Dick Cheney following his passing (2:22:48), Royce da 5’9”’s recent health battle (2:33:41), and much more. Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

5%esque

In this episode

  • 18:36Off of Halloween 2025, the JBP shares what they did over the weekend
  • 22:36Before turning to a Spotify lawsuit with claims of Drake streams being fraudulent
  • 45:05Joe then asks the room to name their options if they could put together a Hip-Hop Union
  • 49:25LA beats Toronto in Game 7 of the World Series
  • 54:02The room reacts to Jalen Green’s tattoo of Draya
  • 1:01:03The cast continues to share their thoughts about where the direction of AI music is headed
  • 1:16:39New Orleans Pelicans guard Dejounte Murray posts about his baby mom on Instagram
  • 1:36:40Rumors of Big Sean & Jhene Aiko’s separation
  • 2:06:53Marc Lamont Hill shares his thoughts on a recent Barack Obama clip
  • 2:22:48As well as his thoughts about Dick Cheney following his passing
  • 2:33:41Royce da 5’9”’s recent health battle
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 875 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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    >> What's popping? Yo. Uh, how's everybody

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    doing? Feeling great, man.

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    >> Why did you just do that with your

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    voice?

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    >> Yeah. [laughter]

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    >> Do it.

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    >> Yeah. What was that?

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    >> Wow.

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    >> He feels good.

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    >> I was feeling safe. Oh,

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    >> it's your election day. [laughter]

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    >> My election day. Yes.

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    >> Everybody ready?

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    >> What's up, man? What's popping? What's

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    popping?

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    >> I'm chilling.

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    >> What's good?

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    >> Flipping the building, big is I ain't

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    vote, man. I didn't [laughter]

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    >> I wasn't going to say it.

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    >> You look I know you're I know you're

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    judgmental.

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    >> YOU LOOK LIKE A NON VOTER,

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    >> but I wasn't going to say it. [laughter]

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    >> I don't know where to start. I'm going

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    to I'm going to fix it.

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    >> What state are you registered in? Don't

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    vote in?

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    >> Well, I was registered in New York.

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    >> Okay. Nothing happened in there. No,

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    [laughter]

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    >> no. I had to fix it, man. I had to fix

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    it.

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    >> Yeah. You I used to run, you know what

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    it is? I used to run around in my mind

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    just to seem like I'm a tough guy. Like,

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    yo, I got a I got a criminal history. I

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    can't vote. Hug my bag. I'm not voting.

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    That [ __ ] don't work. I got a youthful

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    offenders. That [ __ ] My mother say that

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    [ __ ] is expuned, boy. What you doing?

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    [laughter]

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    >> And she said that in front of some too.

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    It was roasted me. Some intellectual

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    salute. She like that [ __ ] is expuned.

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    If you don't take your up there and I

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    got to fix my

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    >> do looking like he might need some help.

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    I mean you going to win.

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    >> I mean we we've been up here talking

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    about it like you

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    >> like

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    >> like not like you were unaware.

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    >> Like I know man

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    >> and you've been outside every single day

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    for the past

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    >> you could probably make content out of

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    it somehow.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Yeah. Like make a difference.

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    >> I will.

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    >> You 100% could have made content out of

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    that. You made content out of homeboy.

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    What's my man? The Asian man. It's my

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    man that little Asian. I like that too.

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    But [laughter] the mayor the mayor is B.

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    I like that too. The whole I didn't

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    [laughter] say it. I know. I know. I'm

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    with all that. But you got to make a

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    difference. YOU GOT TO USE YOUR VOICE

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    and your platform to make a a

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    difference. First of all, we can't keep

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    coming up here talking to our audience

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    the way that we talk. And come on. We

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    can't prove Angela Ryan, right?

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    >> Man, stop. First of all, shout out to

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    Angela Raj. She show support and she

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    show a lot of love, man. Salute, Mark. I

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    really like Angela Raj. One up.

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    >> Two, stop watching, man. I post that

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    [ __ ] like 8:30 at 9:00. You supposed to

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    be sleep.

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    >> You was in the street with a homeboy.

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    You went to the stew. I'm like following

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    this little around. But he's all right.

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    I like him. I like him.

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    >> Yeah. Shout out to my man.

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    >> Uh listen man. Who voted? PARKS.

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    >> I DID NOT.

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    >> YEAH. SAY SOMETHING TO THE WHITE MAN. MO

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    [laughter]

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    >> SAY SOMETHING TO THE WHITE MAN.

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    >> I assume you going to vote afterward.

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    >> Oh [ __ ]

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    >> Wait. So

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    >> well and it's different for him.

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    >> THAT'S [laughter] JUDGMENTAL. WHAT IS

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    THAT CALLED?

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    >> Things are things are already going

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    according to plan.

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    >> You profile.

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    And they're not.

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    >> Yeah, I'm judging them, too.

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    >> You just profiled me, so you profile.

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    >> Well, I knew you because you bragged

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    about not voting for president. People

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    People usually vote for president and

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    then vote less on the other election. If

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    you didn't vote for president, I knew

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    you weren't voting for mayor or or dog

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    catcher or anything under that.

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    [laughter]

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    >> [ __ ]

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    >> I thought he would vote once I seen Mom

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    Donnie with Davies.

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    >> Oh, that's true.

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    >> I was like, "All right, now we

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    reaching."

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    >> I mean, Mily was trying to get me with

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    with mom Donnie. You know what I'm

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    saying? She's trying to work on the

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    three of y'all.

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    >> No, content. I mean this she booked my

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    content. Watch your talking about Yeah.

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    Yeah. Not the three of us. Two of us.

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    >> Oh, you you would just she would watch.

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    Got it. [laughter]

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    >> She wouldn't be there. She'd be at home.

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    >> Got it. Got it.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> The voting lines in New Jersey were

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    long.

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    They were long. I was happy to see it. H

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    happy to see it. Got to love that. Get

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    out there.

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    >> Did you pull up with your driver or you

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    drove yourself? How did you pull up?

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    >> Relax. Relax.

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    >> If you pulled up in any fancy car, I

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    snuff you. They

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    >> pull up. Are you crazy? [laughter]

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    >> Is going to pull up, man. All his cars.

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    >> Then you got to find parking. Then that

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    make you pull up. Say you pull up. Not

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    you. You not pulling up to in aari.

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    [ __ ] that up. We not letting you get on

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    cuz then you have then you pull up.

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    >> Somebody show up at 6:00 a.m.

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    >> expecting. You know where Joe V.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> You know where Joe V.

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    >> Nowhere where he is in threat of any

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    bodily harm.

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    >> Exactly. You could not be. See, you come

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    on here talking [laughter] like you know

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    me

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    >> and you don't. We're not really friends.

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    >> Okay. It's dangerous [laughter] where

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    >> That's what I'm saying. I'm repeating it

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    to you.

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    >> Where?

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    >> It's dangerous where I vote at. I'm not

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    going to make it hot cuz my profile is

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    risen.

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    >> I know.

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    >> My profile is risen.

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    >> I know. So is your address.

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    >> It wouldn't make sense for me to

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    >> What county you think I voted in? Is

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    >> he asked you what county you think you

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    voted?

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    >> Bergen.

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    >> No.

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    >> Okay. [laughter]

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    >> Wrong. Look to He know. Did you vote?

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    >> NO.

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    >> OH.

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    AND you and you and they TRYING TO MAKE

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    YOU A POLITICIAN.

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    >> YEAH. AND THEY TRYING TO MAKE YOU A

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    POLITICIAN. HOW DARE YOU NOT VOTE. YOU

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    DON'T SIT UP HERE.

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    >> You got said that. Yeah. You got to vote

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    if you want to be a politician.

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    >> You said you going to be a politician.

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    >> I'll vote for issue.

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    >> Are you voting later?

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    >> No. I'm registered in another state.

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    >> Virginia. Did you absentee for Virginia

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    in DC? That's

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    [clears throat]

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    you vote.

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    >> I'm not voting. Got you.

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    Well, you know what?

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    >> I didn't fill out the absentee ball.

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    >> Y'all were right. [clears throat]

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    >> We should have started with drinking

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    Spotify. [laughter]

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    >> I tried to tell you [ __ ] It's going

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    nowhere.

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    >> HEY, BUT I SAID I DON'T WANT TO BRING it

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    up cuz I I already I already know. I

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    already know.

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    >> Well, shout out to everybody who did

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    vote and you know the the democracy

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    depends on it. I like seeing M Donnie

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    out all weekend. He was at the the

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    hip-hop club, the rea club about 2 a.m.

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    I saw on Instagram he was in the gay

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    club doing the Nick G. Yeah, he's he's

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    he's doing he's walking around.

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    >> He's hitting the streets

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    >> and he's not taking it for granted. You

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    don't take the win for granted, which I

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    appreciate.

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    >> Mark, before we start this, cuz this is

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    not a political podcast, but I do want

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    to ask you, do you think that the late

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    Trump cosign and Cuomo trying to deny it

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    will have any impact in the in the

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    booth?

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    >> I think it's going to be worse for

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    Cuomo.

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    >> Really?

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    >> Really?

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    >> Yeah. I don't think it's going to help.

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    I think I think the Republican like

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    there are people who love Trump who do

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    whatever Trump says. Then there's died

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    in the wool Republicans. I think the

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    people who already are Trumpers were

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    going to vote for Curtis Leeway anyway.

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    Um, could Cuomo's number go up a little

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    bit from that? Yes. But I think he loses

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    on the other side. There are a lot of

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    people who who are Democrats who might

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    be a little skeptical of

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    >> You think all the Trumpers were voting

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    Flewa?

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    >> Yeah. I

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    >> Oh [ __ ]

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    >> Yeah. I I I think I think you were going

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    to see the early polls at SEA at 20 at

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    um I'm sorry had uh Cuomo at like 21 to

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    24% and leave around 14 to 16%.

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    >> That's a big number. And we're talking

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    about New York.

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    >> It's huge.

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    >> We're talking about New York. Um could

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    Cuomo get a little bit of sleeves? Sure.

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    But I I see a lot of people Democrats

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    who are on the fence who when they say

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    if that's who Trump is for, that's not

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    who I want and it's going to make them

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    go mom Donnie. So yeah, I agree with

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    that. You don't think though the same

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    effect could happen with the SLA people

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    like where the people were Republican

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    and because Trump endorsed um Cuomo he

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    might pull a little bit of them.

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    >> Maybe because [clears throat] there are

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    no real SLA people. There's like seven

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    guardian angels left. Everybody you

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    [laughter]

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    vote for you just vote with Rand no

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    matter what. You don't care, right?

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    Yeah. You don't really give a [ __ ] So

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    that's a different kind of position. But

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    I think Matt's going to win sizably. I

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    think he's win I think he's going to get

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    a big chunk of the vote. I don't think

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    it's going to be close. I think he's

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    going to be dancing and celebrating by

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    by 8:30.

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    >> By 2:30.

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    >> [ __ ] Right. [laughter]

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    >> Soon as the post

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    >> eating lunch like, "Yo, I'm good."

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    >> Right.

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    >> My last question. Do you think if you

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    were SEO, would you have bowed out for

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    the 10 mil that that he says they

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    offered him?

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    >> Um, yes.

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    >> I don't think they offered him 10 mil.

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    >> You're just You're just making it sound

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    good.

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    >> Curtis [ __ ] Curtis Lee ain't got two

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    nickels to rub together. I promise you.

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    I I definitely think they offer him 10

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    mil.

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    >> And you think 100%.

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    >> Then why would he stay?

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    >> He he he ain't got no money. He

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    >> old though. Yeah. Oh, guardian angel.

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    >> Yeah, he wanted um he went to the train.

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    He survived assassination.

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    >> Tried to kill me. I'm on my I'm living

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    off principle in my [laughter]

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    I got the whole angels behind me. I

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    can't let them down.

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    >> You got all the old [ __ ] [ __ ]

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    >> But do I think that they would have

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    tried to pay him thinking that that

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    would make up the difference in in the

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    uh lead that Mammi has over? 100%. If

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    you feel like I'll take that 10 to 15%

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    out and give Quuomo more of a shot no

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    matter what the early polls say. 10

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    million is is the light to go 10

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    million.

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    >> Yeah. I don't think they first of all I

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    don't think he cost he ain't worth that.

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    >> They gave [ __ ] Jasmine Sullivan 10

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    million to [ __ ] go perform at the I'm

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    just making up names. BUT THEY THEY GAVE

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    ARI THEY GAVE THEY GAVE 10 MILLION ANDY.

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    [laughter] YOU DON'T KNOCK IT OFF WITH

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    what they think about 10 million in

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    political budget. I don't think 10

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    million is too that they can't afford

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    it. I'm saying I don't think if I don't

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    think they need to spend 10 million on

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    courtesy. I think two million in a

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    sandwich should do it.

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    >> Yeah, but we going to OD and make it an

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    offer that you can't refuse.

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    >> Well, apparently they did. That's what

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    that's why I don't believe they offered

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    it cuz I don't see courtesy would turn

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    him down $10 million. This all

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    speculation

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    >> I think they paid Eric Adams too.

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    Allegedly.

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    >> Oh, I know they paid alleged. [laughter]

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    Allegedly. Because I ain't Please.

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    >> Eric Adams again it wasn't no 10

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    million. They they made they gave him a

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    great job.

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    >> I promise in the future

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    >> a chop cheese.

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    >> Yeah, that's all it take and some

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    tickets. You think they gave him?

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    >> But we knew he could have been bought.

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    >> He could be in the fifth row. Eric Adams

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    seats.

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    >> You don't think? [laughter]

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    >> It don't cost much to get to buy Eric

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    Adams.

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    >> You don't think?

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    >> No. He wasn't going to win anyway.

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    >> Mar got Mark got everybody. Yeah, but I

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    could cause a disruption.

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    >> I could Yeah,

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    >> I'm with you though. He could have been

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    bought.

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    >> And his ego is so big. He'd rather bow

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    out than lose anyway.

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    >> Oh my god. Yo,

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    >> pay me, [ __ ]

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    >> No. Pay me, but I ain't 10 million.

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    >> It's change your voting. You lived in

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    Jersey for 35 years. Change your ID.

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    Whatever you got to go do, change it.

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    >> You gonna pay my insurance.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> All right.

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    >> Now what?

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    >> Give it here.

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    >> Now what?

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    >> Give it here. I'll go tomorrow.

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    >> Now you look Now you look stupid. Yes, I

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    will. Yo, I think your vote matters.

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    Send it over.

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    >> So yes, I'll pay the [ __ ] white van

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    insurance.

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    >> Yeah, I know. [laughter]

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    >> In defense of ish, Virginia is a much

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    more test state. I I know he from the

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    era where [ __ ] got their license in

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    South Carolina so they could do the

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    military insurance. I know the

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    [laughter] era HE FROM. YOU THINK I

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    don't know who he is?

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    >> But I'm saying Virginia is also a purple

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    state. Like you might your vote matters

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    more. Except I'm not sure you Democrat.

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    >> No, I should have did the absentee vote

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    ballot, but I did.

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    >> All right. As long as you vote the right

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    way.

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    >> I like that.

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    >> You know you the right. You know you

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    going to vote the right way and you want

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    to be in politics.

  • 11:01

    >> You know, I'm not talking about Trump.

  • 11:02

    I'm talking about the other

  • 11:04

    >> you going to be in politicsish. [ __ ]

  • 11:06

    are the stupid [ __ ] they

  • 11:07

    >> if if if you were able to vote in New

  • 11:09

    York, who would you vote?

  • 11:10

    >> That's why I'm asking.

  • 11:11

    >> In New York City?

  • 11:12

    >> Yes.

  • 11:13

    >> Uh I probably wouldn't have voted

  • 11:16

    >> Cuomo.

  • 11:18

    Okay. Okay. If if I was able to vote in

  • 11:21

    New Jersey, Mikey Cheryl all day.

  • 11:23

    >> Mikey Cheryl's [ __ ] with a bunch of my

  • 11:25

    [ __ ] that was um down bad and she

  • 11:28

    helped him a lot. Oh,

  • 11:29

    >> she was one of the first people in um

  • 11:31

    that Obama uh convict program here. Yo,

  • 11:36

    >> what the [ __ ]

  • 11:36

    >> Did you just pull a honey bun out of the

  • 11:37

    above?

  • 11:38

    >> What did you just do?

  • 11:39

    >> What the [ __ ] you did?

  • 11:40

    >> Did you just pull

  • 11:40

    >> I waited off camera and I moved

  • 11:42

    [laughter] the thing that was causing

  • 11:43

    the rattle.

  • 11:43

    >> [ __ ] did you hear the noise that it

  • 11:45

    made?

  • 11:45

    >> Did you hear if you were head or you

  • 11:47

    It's been making noise the whole time.

  • 11:48

    >> I can hear right here. Look,

  • 11:49

    >> we told him about some really important

  • 11:50

    stuff. Marish

  • 11:53

    out your pocket. [laughter]

  • 11:54

    It was a bagel. It was a plain bagel

  • 11:56

    worse.

  • 11:57

    >> You threw it in the

  • 11:58

    >> I didn't want to keep rattling, so I

  • 12:00

    threw it so that y'all wouldn't hear it.

  • 12:01

    It did not draw attention to it. But

  • 12:02

    these two over there, I hope you got

  • 12:04

    that.

  • 12:04

    >> This how we get riders, you know,

  • 12:06

    [ __ ] My man be here with his joint.

  • 12:07

    Pick that [ __ ] up. Little Debbie, get

  • 12:09

    out and vote, man. [laughter]

  • 12:11

    >> Little Debbie in his pocket. Debbie,

  • 12:13

    >> get out and vote. That's it. That's all

  • 12:14

    I got for y'all, man.

  • 12:16

    >> You guys think that women should vote?

  • 12:19

    [laughter]

  • 12:21

    >> Okay. Seriously though, I do think I

  • 12:23

    think that most women should not vote,

  • 12:26

    but only because, hear me out. I think

  • 12:28

    the only people that should vote are

  • 12:30

    single moms. You know, they're the only

  • 12:33

    people that deeply understand that if

  • 12:36

    you pick the wrong guy, there are

  • 12:38

    consequences. [laughter]

  • 12:46

    [screaming]

  • 12:48

    >> Keep this applause going for the best

  • 12:49

    crew in the world right quick.

  • 12:53

    >> Y'all know who it is. Y'all know who we

  • 12:55

    be. Y'all know what time it is.

  • 12:57

    Y'all know what we here to do, man. Let

  • 12:58

    me get these drops out the way real

  • 13:00

    quick.

  • 13:09

    >> Who is that?

  • 13:11

    [ __ ] [ __ ]

  • 13:13

    >> And flip flip flip flip. What episode is

  • 13:17

    this?

  • 13:17

    >> 875.

  • 13:18

    >> Welcome to episode 875 of the Joe Button

  • 13:20

    podcast brought to you by fueled by

  • 13:22

    power by prize piss prize piss gang. I'm

  • 13:25

    your humble, gracious, grateful, happy

  • 13:27

    to be here. Host Joe Button here with

  • 13:28

    the best crew in the [ __ ]

  • 13:29

    world. You know who we are. You know

  • 13:31

    what we here to do. To my right, Queens

  • 13:33

    get the money. Queens flip is in the

  • 13:35

    building.

  • 13:37

    To his right, Mr. Thousand Doors and up.

  • 13:40

    Huh? Y'all know the vibes. Huh? Bigish

  • 13:43

    in the building. Future.

  • 13:45

    Next to him, our good brother Dr. Dark

  • 13:48

    Lamont Hill. Mark Lamont Hill is in the

  • 13:50

    building. Make some noise for him.

  • 13:53

    [laughter]

  • 13:54

    Next to him, you already know Elmyra's

  • 13:56

    finest big parks in the building.

  • 13:59

    >> Next to him, we got Po, we got Corey, we

  • 14:02

    got Ericson, we got Tann and Savon here

  • 14:05

    by remote. Last but certainly not least,

  • 14:07

    each and every one of you guys are here.

  • 14:10

    Shout out to our brother Ice here with

  • 14:11

    us in spirit. He is home with a stomach

  • 14:14

    ache. He's got a boo boo.

  • 14:15

    >> A tummy.

  • 14:16

    >> He woke up with a boo boo. Shout out to

  • 14:18

    our good brother Ice. Always here with

  • 14:20

    us.

  • 14:20

    >> Cordday whooped his ass, huh?

  • 14:22

    >> Yeah, man. Yeah, man. How's everybody

  • 14:24

    doing? How's everybody doing? How y'all

  • 14:26

    feeling? What's popping?

  • 14:26

    >> Feeling great.

  • 14:27

    >> Great, actually. Yeah.

  • 14:28

    >> What y'all did over the weekend?

  • 14:29

    Anything exciting?

  • 14:30

    >> Nothing. [laughter] Nothing exciting,

  • 14:32

    man.

  • 14:33

    >> Home playing with the temperature

  • 14:34

    thingy.

  • 14:35

    >> Okay.

  • 14:35

    >> No Halloween parties, nothing.

  • 14:37

    >> I went out with my wife a little bit. We

  • 14:39

    had a good time with Chicago afterwards.

  • 14:41

    Went to some hip-hop [ __ ] Shout out to

  • 14:42

    Filmore Green. Big old had a big

  • 14:44

    festival out in uh in Chicago.

  • 14:46

    >> Something like was there. They did a

  • 14:48

    beat battle. I was there with Large Pro

  • 14:49

    and Paula Brown and bunch of other

  • 14:51

    people. Beat battle. It was probably

  • 14:53

    like it might have been 50 artists on

  • 14:55

    that bill. It was dope.

  • 14:56

    >> Wow.

  • 14:56

    >> Good time. Shout out to Chicago.

  • 14:57

    >> Fire. Shout out to Large Pro. Shout out

  • 14:59

    to [ __ ] Sky Zoo. Shout out to

  • 15:01

    the guys.

  • 15:01

    >> Yeah, man. It was blast.

  • 15:02

    >> I didn't go out for Halloween at all.

  • 15:04

    >> No,

  • 15:05

    >> not at all.

  • 15:06

    >> Damn.

  • 15:06

    >> I knew about some parties.

  • 15:08

    >> It was lit outside. We were supposed to

  • 15:09

    come to Jersey, but then we had to

  • 15:11

    flight early in the morning, so we ended

  • 15:12

    up just staying in in in Atoria. And

  • 15:14

    >> I think my days of going out to party

  • 15:17

    while everyone can wear a mask might be

  • 15:19

    done. might might be done. Y'all have

  • 15:22

    have have at had it though. [laughter]

  • 15:24

    >> I stayed on caught up on my favorite

  • 15:26

    shows. I was tired.

  • 15:28

    >> It was a work day. Work beat my ass that

  • 15:30

    day.

  • 15:31

    >> That's a fact. I was tired.

  • 15:32

    >> But shout out to everybody that had a

  • 15:33

    great time for Halloween. I did want to

  • 15:35

    ask y'all. What did y'all do for

  • 15:36

    Halloween?

  • 15:37

    >> Flip it. I I went to a haunted house.

  • 15:40

    >> Haunted house upstate. Uh pure terror.

  • 15:42

    >> Were you scared?

  • 15:43

    >> Yeah. I mean, I filmed it. It was It It

  • 15:45

    was It was scary. It was scary. I was

  • 15:47

    throwing the ladies in the front. You

  • 15:48

    know what I'm saying?

  • 15:50

    >> [laughter]

  • 15:50

    >> Yeah, I was I'm not I don't want them

  • 15:52

    [ __ ] touching me. I don't know. They

  • 15:54

    was just jumping out of nowhere.

  • 15:55

    >> So you But through the window on some

  • 15:56

    New Jack City [ __ ] you know, you picked

  • 15:57

    up picked up picked up the baby.

  • 15:59

    [laughter]

  • 16:01

    >> What' you say?

  • 16:03

    >> That was a New Jack City.

  • 16:05

    >> I did. I did. Yeah. Um No, I think I

  • 16:08

    think I think it was lit, man. I think I

  • 16:09

    had fun. A lot of people invite a lot of

  • 16:11

    people out and we went to the hotel. It

  • 16:12

    was a great experience, man. Nice.

  • 16:14

    >> Dope. A little a little scary for me,

  • 16:17

    you know, as an adult. I don't like to

  • 16:18

    be scared like that, but it was a dope.

  • 16:20

    >> So you're a [ __ ] Are you ticklish?

  • 16:22

    >> Yeah, I'm ticklish.

  • 16:24

    >> You look a little ticklish.

  • 16:25

    >> Like a little telet [laughter] ass weird

  • 16:28

    to be ticklish.

  • 16:29

    >> You look ticklish, too, [ __ ] That's

  • 16:30

    why you ain't nobody touching your neck

  • 16:32

    and none of that [ __ ] You look

  • 16:33

    ticklish. What?

  • 16:34

    >> You trying to touch his neck?

  • 16:36

    >> How do you know this word?

  • 16:37

    >> Cuz when I try to give him a hug, my

  • 16:38

    hand go behind the cre of your hand.

  • 16:42

    [laughter]

  • 16:43

    >> I didn't know y'all hug like that. Y'all

  • 16:45

    do those.

  • 16:45

    >> Don't hug like that. Quick, y'all do

  • 16:47

    different host.

  • 16:48

    >> Come over here. Y'all get away from

  • 16:49

    [laughter] me, bro.

  • 16:50

    >> Like this. Look.

  • 16:50

    >> Nah, I'm good though. I go like that.

  • 16:52

    LOOK,

  • 16:52

    >> HE TINGISH.

  • 16:53

    >> YO,

  • 16:54

    >> he tingish.

  • 16:55

    >> You learn something new about your

  • 16:56

    co-host every single day.

  • 16:57

    >> Yeah, it wor.

  • 16:58

    >> That was dope though, man. Why What did

  • 17:00

    you You was in the house. I didn't uh I

  • 17:04

    I had travel plans on Saturday in Newark

  • 17:07

    undermined them, so I was trying to head

  • 17:09

    to Virginia for u

  • 17:12

    >> for D'Angelo's funeral, but the uh the

  • 17:14

    travel just it didn't it didn't

  • 17:15

    >> it was [ __ ] up for me. They canceled

  • 17:16

    my flight on the way. Like we checked in

  • 17:18

    already and they canceled my flight.

  • 17:20

    >> Exactly. That's basically what happened

  • 17:20

    to me on my way to Richmond.

  • 17:22

    >> They they just showed Houston 3hour wait

  • 17:24

    for TSA.

  • 17:25

    >> Jeez.

  • 17:26

    >> It was just [ __ ] standing there

  • 17:27

    with their kid. Like it was a lot, bro.

  • 17:29

    >> 3 hours.

  • 17:30

    >> I wouldn't stand nowhere with my kid for

  • 17:31

    3 hours.

  • 17:32

    >> Yeah. [laughter]

  • 17:32

    >> Torture. Uh speaking of Sunday, I was

  • 17:36

    able to at least take them to the zoo.

  • 17:37

    My my daughter came up with her

  • 17:39

    children. So I had my two grandkids uh

  • 17:41

    and their uncle Malcolm who uh the

  • 17:44

    three-year-old uncle. We all hung out uh

  • 17:46

    at Turtle Back Zoo

  • 17:48

    >> and it was good just spend a day with

  • 17:49

    them. I cooked for them. We hung out. We

  • 17:50

    spent some time. Just good to be with

  • 17:52

    family sometimes.

  • 17:53

    >> And the and the animal slaves.

  • 17:55

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I We didn't watch too

  • 17:57

    many animal slaves. We just fed the

  • 17:59

    goats and then played in the playground.

  • 18:01

    >> What you mean, Mom? You said you cooked

  • 18:02

    for them.

  • 18:03

    >> Yo, something wrong with this guy.

  • 18:04

    >> He's right.

  • 18:06

    >> I ain't say nothing.

  • 18:07

    >> What did you say? I said, "What did you

  • 18:08

    make?" You said you cooked for them. Oh.

  • 18:09

    Uh what did I make? I made some uh some

  • 18:12

    uh shrimp scampy. I made some crab

  • 18:14

    cakes. I made uh fried some chicken.

  • 18:17

    >> Oh [ __ ]

  • 18:17

    >> Um just some things kids want.

  • 18:19

    >> Chef Mark.

  • 18:20

    >> Okay. All right. You know what? You guys

  • 18:22

    don't even deserve how interesting we

  • 18:23

    are. That's [laughter] enough. Enough.

  • 18:25

    That's enough of what we did.

  • 18:27

    >> Wild [ __ ]

  • 18:28

    >> Too lit for you to know. [laughter]

  • 18:31

    >> Oh, where y'all want to start? Where do

  • 18:32

    y'all want to start?

  • 18:33

    >> You know where we got to start, man.

  • 18:34

    >> Oh, wait. I do want to ask y'all before

  • 18:36

    we move on cuz I had a question about

  • 18:37

    Halloween cuz I saw a pe few people

  • 18:40

    getting their ass kicked uh after

  • 18:42

    Halloween about their costume choices.

  • 18:45

    >> Uh one of those people was Winnie Harlo.

  • 18:48

    Shout out to her. She chose to be

  • 18:49

    Whitney Houston, but it was saw some of

  • 18:52

    those. Yeah.

  • 18:52

    >> You know, and I saw one of the white one

  • 18:54

    of the white ladies. I don't remember

  • 18:55

    her name, but she was uh

  • 18:58

    >> Heidi Clue.

  • 18:59

    >> No, no, Heidi Cloon was Medusa. Heidi

  • 19:02

    Cloon was Medusa. Heidi Clue kills every

  • 19:03

    year. Don't put no smut on Heidi Clon.

  • 19:06

    >> I didn't realize this is the Heidi Clue.

  • 19:07

    Uh,

  • 19:07

    >> right. Hi.

  • 19:09

    >> Well, Heidi Clue for Halloween does

  • 19:11

    >> I was unaware.

  • 19:12

    >> Uh, that's all I'm saying.

  • 19:13

    >> Heidi Cloomeen or some [ __ ] where every

  • 19:15

    year

  • 19:16

    >> she goes crazy.

  • 19:17

    >> Yeah. It's like movie design, movie

  • 19:19

    costume type [ __ ] every year.

  • 19:21

    >> So now I seem like that guy.

  • 19:22

    >> Yeah. After the city thing,

  • 19:25

    >> it's a [clears throat] lot of white

  • 19:26

    titty love going on up here today.

  • 19:28

    [laughter]

  • 19:29

    >> But I think that's cool, man. I think

  • 19:31

    that's cool.

  • 19:32

    >> I hate you guys. [laughter]

  • 19:35

    Uh anyway what

  • 19:38

    now? I want to hear the criticism.

  • 19:41

    Somebody else I don't now I got a a

  • 19:43

    brain freeze.

  • 19:43

    >> They just Wendy Harlo

  • 19:45

    >> and they was on her ass for her being

  • 19:46

    Whitney Houston, you know, during the

  • 19:49

    the Wendy interview.

  • 19:51

    >> It wasn't just Whitney. It was like bad

  • 19:52

    Whitney,

  • 19:53

    >> right?

  • 19:53

    >> It was bad Whitney.

  • 19:55

    >> Yeah. Which is not okay.

  • 19:56

    >> But one of those white ladies was uh a

  • 19:59

    victim. Like a [clears throat] somebody

  • 20:01

    that got stabbed. Damn it. And the

  • 20:03

    dreads had blood all over and they was

  • 20:05

    on her ass because how could you be so

  • 20:07

    insensitive?

  • 20:09

    >> It's like

  • 20:11

    before this part is over, it's going to

  • 20:12

    come back to me. It's going to bother

  • 20:13

    me.

  • 20:13

    >> To me, if you getting dressed for

  • 20:14

    Halloween, you're going to ask yourself,

  • 20:15

    is this a good idea? It's probably not.

  • 20:17

    Like, just in general, just don't do

  • 20:18

    nothing dumb. I like a good joke,

  • 20:20

    though. I like a good joke. Even if it

  • 20:22

    crosses the line a little bit, as long

  • 20:24

    as it's not picking like like being a

  • 20:26

    random like murder victim is different

  • 20:27

    than like being like a Jeffrey Dmer

  • 20:30

    victim. You know what I'm saying? Like

  • 20:32

    don't pick on anybody in particular, but

  • 20:33

    a little

  • 20:34

    >> Fox.

  • 20:34

    >> JULIA FOX.

  • 20:35

    >> JULIA FOX.

  • 20:36

    >> Julia Fox. Okay.

  • 20:36

    >> I knew it was somebody we love, too.

  • 20:39

    >> We [laughter]

  • 20:40

    >> What do you mean we white man?

  • 20:41

    [clears throat] Let me see. Y'all don't

  • 20:43

    [ __ ] with Julia Fox.

  • 20:44

    >> That's kind of old.

  • 20:45

    >> Love is just a strong word.

  • 20:46

    >> No.

  • 20:48

    >> Yes.

  • 20:48

    >> Oh, I'm not talking about her.

  • 20:50

    [laughter]

  • 20:51

    >> I'm not talking about her.

  • 20:52

    >> You talking about not Julian Roberts?

  • 20:54

    [laughter]

  • 20:55

    >> I'm talking about the actress.

  • 20:56

    >> Julia Roberts.

  • 20:58

    >> No, there's a fox.

  • 20:59

    >> Megan. Must be Megan Fox.

  • 21:00

    >> Ah,

  • 21:01

    >> we like her, right?

  • 21:02

    >> Yeah, she's cool. Like, she cool.

  • 21:03

    >> Oh, y'all scaring me. [laughter]

  • 21:05

    >> You got a whole list over there. We

  • 21:06

    don't know about Julia Fox was

  • 21:08

    >> Megan Fox is not on my list.

  • 21:10

    >> Okay.

  • 21:10

    >> Just Just so we're clear.

  • 21:11

    >> Megan Fox is

  • 21:12

    >> She played uh John F. She dressed up as

  • 21:14

    John F. Kennedy's wife.

  • 21:16

    >> Mhm.

  • 21:16

    >> After the assassination, she has blood

  • 21:18

    all over the pink her pink outfit and

  • 21:22

    the family's going crazy.

  • 21:23

    >> Yeah. Again, it's kind of far. It's

  • 21:26

    She's a real person.

  • 21:27

    >> Yeah.

  • 21:28

    Please,

  • 21:28

    >> you know what I'm saying?

  • 21:29

    >> So you can't be real people,

  • 21:31

    >> fam. She's Jackie Kennedy tragedy.

  • 21:35

    >> That's the Whitney Houston.

  • 21:36

    >> Her husband got shot.

  • 21:37

    >> His blood is on her dress and she

  • 21:39

    dressed up as that. I think that's a

  • 21:41

    little excessive, my

  • 21:43

    >> and white people love him from

  • 21:44

    Kennedy's.

  • 21:46

    What?

  • 21:48

    >> Okay. [laughter]

  • 21:50

    >> You think that's creative?

  • 21:52

    >> No, I'm not saying that. Oh, I'm not

  • 21:54

    saying it's

  • 21:54

    >> sensitive. Yeah, I think so. I think

  • 21:56

    it's insensitive. Yeah.

  • 21:58

    I also don't know how many people on

  • 21:59

    Halloween are thinking about, oh, the

  • 22:01

    family of this victim.

  • 22:03

    True. So

  • 22:04

    >> when you famous though, it's a little

  • 22:05

    different. Like if you was going to

  • 22:06

    >> Well, cuz they be doing Halloween for

  • 22:07

    the grand like if you just put your

  • 22:09

    outfit on, went to the local bars, went

  • 22:11

    to the parties. I absolutely love the

  • 22:13

    what we do in what we do in New York. Uh

  • 22:15

    the thriller [ __ ] that that the gay

  • 22:17

    people do down there during the parade.

  • 22:19

    I absolutely love that. Every single

  • 22:20

    year they smoke that. Come on. Make a

  • 22:22

    gay joke, Mark. Come on.

  • 22:23

    >> You just said weed.

  • 22:23

    >> You said weed. That's how I look.

  • 22:24

    [laughter]

  • 22:25

    You said I love You said I love what we

  • 22:26

    do. We do.

  • 22:27

    >> We as in New York. New York holds the

  • 22:29

    space for that.

  • 22:30

    >> I let it go. I didn't say nothing.

  • 22:32

    >> I just met a face to

  • 22:33

    >> Drake and Spotify. Come [laughter] on.

  • 22:35

    Come on. Drake and Spotify. You wrote it

  • 22:37

    up there. LET'S GET RIGHT TO IT.

  • 22:39

    >> Let's get right to it. That's what the

  • 22:40

    fans want, man. They They expect us to

  • 22:41

    trash Drake right now. And I don't think

  • 22:43

    we need to.

  • 22:43

    >> I totally disagree. I don't think that

  • 22:45

    at all. I I don't I don't think that the

  • 22:47

    audience is expecting this part to come

  • 22:49

    on us trash Drake.

  • 22:51

    >> Okay, I could be wrong.

  • 22:52

    >> But if you want to trash him, I

  • 22:53

    >> I have no desire to trash Drake. But I

  • 22:55

    wanted So RBX, uh, the artist, the

  • 22:57

    rapper.

  • 22:57

    >> I'll get my shades, [ __ ] We know.

  • 22:59

    [laughter]

  • 22:59

    >> I ain't going to leave you out there.

  • 23:01

    >> RBX is, if y'all don't know, he's a

  • 23:03

    rapper. Uh, O OG rapper, Death Row

  • 23:06

    affiliate, wrote some really important

  • 23:07

    songs, was part of the Chronic, part of

  • 23:09

    a whole bunch of stuff. Andy Snoop's

  • 23:10

    cousin. Uh, he sued uh Spotify. Uh, and

  • 23:15

    the basic uh allegations that Spotify is

  • 23:18

    complicit in the use of bots to fake

  • 23:22

    streams. And in the lawsuit, they

  • 23:25

    mentioned one artist as an example. That

  • 23:29

    is Drake. I want to stress Drake is not

  • 23:31

    being sued. Drake is not being accused

  • 23:32

    of any wrongdoing. Drake is just being

  • 23:34

    used as an example to show how many many

  • 23:37

    streams are being far are being

  • 23:39

    produced. Sometimes that things like bot

  • 23:40

    farms, one of which was found in Turkey.

  • 23:42

    Uh and they're saying that that maybe

  • 23:45

    that a large number of of the streams

  • 23:47

    are faked and it harms the other artists

  • 23:50

    who are not being inflated the same way.

  • 23:52

    uh they showed a time period from I

  • 23:54

    think it was January 2022 until

  • 23:57

    September of 2025

  • 24:01

    where uh where they were looking at just

  • 24:03

    Drake's music as example and showing

  • 24:05

    these unusual inflations for example

  • 24:07

    where somebody would be listening to

  • 24:09

    Drake's music for 23 hours

  • 24:12

    >> and one of the major sources just to tie

  • 24:14

    this up is

  • 24:14

    >> irregular irregular listening habits.

  • 24:17

    Yes, it's from what Mark is saying, u

  • 24:21

    the the neo geographic [ __ ] Some of

  • 24:23

    these streams are coming from places

  • 24:25

    where no there's no address, nobody

  • 24:27

    lives.

  • 24:27

    >> Yep.

  • 24:28

    >> So,

  • 24:29

    >> they're all using VPNs a big thing, too.

  • 24:31

    >> And they're mostly tied to the free tier

  • 24:33

    of Spotify, which is so there's no

  • 24:35

    credit card trace or anything like that.

  • 24:36

    >> Okay.

  • 24:37

    >> So, that that's how they're able to

  • 24:38

    navigate finagle the system using the

  • 24:39

    free tier. That's why I don't like free

  • 24:40

    tiers on things. Um, and the free tier

  • 24:44

    is not really

  • 24:45

    >> It's not free. Yeah. It's not really

  • 24:47

    free. The free tier, that's a that's a

  • 24:49

    myth.

  • 24:49

    >> It is.

  • 24:50

    >> There's no such thing as a free tier,

  • 24:52

    >> right? Explain.

  • 24:52

    >> Come, come one, come all. I don't know

  • 24:54

    if I feel like it in this talk. Maybe in

  • 24:56

    hour two. Uh

  • 24:57

    >> there's so many more advertising.

  • 24:58

    They're taking more data.

  • 24:59

    >> Oh, got you. Got you. But the actual

  • 25:01

    paycheck comes with a price.

  • 25:04

    >> I might jump out there and say it ain't

  • 25:05

    it ain't too far removed from being

  • 25:08

    almost as valuable as the paid more,

  • 25:10

    which is right. That's what I mean when

  • 25:12

    I sound because it's a hustle. And and

  • 25:14

    the argument is not that Spotify is

  • 25:16

    necessarily making the um the the the

  • 25:19

    fake streams,

  • 25:20

    >> but they they benefit so much from it

  • 25:22

    that they're not

  • 25:23

    >> they turn they turn the side out.

  • 25:25

    >> Yeah. Because that's how they go to

  • 25:26

    subscribe to advertisers and say, "Look,

  • 25:28

    look at all these people we got

  • 25:30

    listening." So they they they're

  • 25:31

    incentivized to do it. The artists are

  • 25:33

    incentivized not to stop it. And the

  • 25:35

    only people really being harmed are

  • 25:37

    people less artist. It's the middle

  • 25:39

    class and lower artists. How are they

  • 25:41

    being harmed? I explained this during a

  • 25:44

    bunch of different times, but

  • 25:44

    specifically during the Drake beef, that

  • 25:46

    was one of my reasons why people might

  • 25:48

    have an issue with him is what happens

  • 25:50

    on uh Spotify in particular, but I think

  • 25:53

    also Apple is they essentially pull

  • 25:55

    tips. Meaning, oh, you did

  • 25:56

    >> they take all the money from all of the

  • 25:58

    streams and then look at who gets what

  • 26:00

    percentage of streams and divvy up the

  • 26:02

    money that way. So, if someone has an

  • 26:03

    artificially inflated number, they're

  • 26:05

    essentially taking money out of the

  • 26:06

    pockets of people with lower numbers,

  • 26:08

    >> right?

  • 26:09

    >> Which is why RBX is is suing. And as one

  • 26:11

    of the reasons I was leaving Spotify,

  • 26:14

    well, I left Spotify. You can't take my

  • 26:17

    numbers, put them in a pot with

  • 26:18

    everybody else numbers, and then divvy

  • 26:20

    it up equally. No, it don't work like

  • 26:22

    that.

  • 26:23

    >> I'm not signed enough for that. If I got

  • 26:25

    more numbers, I want to be paid than

  • 26:27

    more of these people. I got enough

  • 26:28

    numbers to be looked at in a whole

  • 26:30

    different plan. Don't put me in that

  • 26:31

    pot. So, I get the lesser. No, I

  • 26:33

    understand exactly what they're saying.

  • 26:34

    >> But, but in that in that instance, you

  • 26:36

    would be the beneficiary of that.

  • 26:38

    >> No, I would not. No, I would not.

  • 26:40

    >> Like Drake in that instance is the

  • 26:42

    beneficiary,

  • 26:43

    >> right?

  • 26:44

    >> Right. So if your numbers are the not

  • 26:47

    saying your numbers are inflated, but if

  • 26:49

    you have the higher numbers and they

  • 26:50

    pull everything together, then you going

  • 26:51

    to get the line.

  • 26:52

    >> In this instance, Drake would be the

  • 26:54

    beneficiary because they have worked it

  • 26:56

    out to pay him more. Got

  • 26:58

    >> when I was there, everybody numbers go

  • 27:00

    in the pot and we divvied it this up

  • 27:02

    equally or has how we see fit. There's

  • 27:04

    no way for a creator to know their true

  • 27:08

    worth in that system

  • 27:09

    >> because you don't never see the numbers.

  • 27:10

    >> No,

  • 27:11

    >> not the real count.

  • 27:13

    >> Yeah. And they ball the numbers

  • 27:13

    together.

  • 27:14

    >> They don't count for anything. If I'm

  • 27:15

    carrying the ship, which I was,

  • 27:18

    >> Yeah. No, I deserve the lion share or to

  • 27:20

    be looked at independently. However you

  • 27:22

    source ads for everybody else should not

  • 27:25

    and cannot apply to me.

  • 27:26

    >> Gotcha.

  • 27:26

    >> Yeah.

  • 27:27

    >> Does that make sense? According to some

  • 27:28

    I read some studies this morning on this

  • 27:31

    and they the the most reliable studies

  • 27:33

    I've seen suggest that maybe 10% of all

  • 27:37

    these streams are fake across the board.

  • 27:39

    So that's a and that's the tune of tens

  • 27:41

    of billions of dollars. So and if a bunk

  • 27:45

    a bunch of them are going to one or two

  • 27:46

    artists that's also a problem. And

  • 27:49

    that's what they're finding with these

  • 27:50

    um farms is that like 1% of people are

  • 27:52

    accounting for it like a

  • 27:52

    disproportionate number of the streams.

  • 27:54

    So

  • 27:55

    >> it's justifiable though.

  • 27:56

    >> Yeah. then it makes sense

  • 27:58

    >> cuz if you just had streams for

  • 28:02

    >> Joe Blow

  • 28:03

    >> that were just inflated then you

  • 28:05

    couldn't it it seems fake. You know what

  • 28:07

    I'm saying? If it's Drake, if it's

  • 28:09

    Kendrick, if it's Taylor, if it's those

  • 28:11

    people that command a certain amount of

  • 28:13

    streams, we just going to throw a half a

  • 28:15

    million a day over there to them and

  • 28:16

    then it it seems

  • 28:18

    >> and that's not and that's not fair at

  • 28:19

    all. If I'm relying on my song that I

  • 28:22

    worked hard on and you got

  • 28:25

    >> 30 stream farms. I'm just pulling

  • 28:26

    numbers out of head. 30 stream farms

  • 28:28

    working 23 hours out of a day.

  • 28:30

    >> That ain't fair at all.

  • 28:31

    >> True. I agree.

  • 28:32

    >> I think I just want I want the shot.

  • 28:34

    >> But it shouldn't depend on the artist

  • 28:35

    that's suing.

  • 28:36

    >> I don't know. Uh what's the RBX?

  • 28:40

    >> Well, they say class action suit, right?

  • 28:41

    >> Yeah. He's opening the door, but he

  • 28:43

    wants it to become a class action. And

  • 28:45

    it should be a class action suit, which

  • 28:47

    is why I don't get where the your take

  • 28:50

    about the fans want us to kick Drake's

  • 28:51

    back in. This ain't to me really about

  • 28:53

    Drake at all. The reason why it becomes

  • 28:55

    about Drake, and it should not be, is

  • 28:57

    because he's the only artist named in

  • 28:59

    the suit. And it's not clear from the

  • 29:00

    lawsuit where they got their data from

  • 29:02

    or why they only chose Drake to point

  • 29:04

    to. Um, so I think they think that we're

  • 29:06

    going to make the mistake that a lot of

  • 29:08

    people have made in the last 24 hours,

  • 29:10

    which which is to misrepresent what

  • 29:12

    happened. A lot of people are saying

  • 29:13

    Drake is getting sued or that Drake was

  • 29:15

    caught with bots. Neither of which is

  • 29:17

    true. We're much more.

  • 29:18

    >> Well, he's not getting sued in this

  • 29:20

    suit.

  • 29:20

    >> Yes, there's two others.

  • 29:22

    >> There's some other things going on.

  • 29:23

    >> There's some other things, right? But

  • 29:24

    this one is not about Drake. Um, it's

  • 29:26

    interesting though, and this is not a

  • 29:28

    Drake at all. Again, it's just a matter

  • 29:31

    of the chronology and the facts here is

  • 29:33

    that when Drake started to uh talk about

  • 29:38

    UMG and bots and how they were being

  • 29:41

    used potentially to harm him, there were

  • 29:43

    experts who said, "Hey, you might not

  • 29:44

    want to lift that hood up." Because if

  • 29:46

    you lift the hood up and start talking

  • 29:47

    about who's using bots and whose streams

  • 29:48

    are real and whose streams are not, you

  • 29:50

    may find that there's a lot of fake ones

  • 29:51

    on your side, too,

  • 29:52

    >> that you may have nothing no knowledge

  • 29:53

    of. But no, that's

  • 29:54

    >> and and I don't think he does have any

  • 29:55

    knowledge. I'm not I don't think Drake

  • 29:57

    did anything wrong here. I just think

  • 29:58

    the fact is a whole lot of people use

  • 30:00

    bots. They're just part of the business.

  • 30:02

    >> No, I think that was his point. I think

  • 30:04

    his point was dog, when they use them

  • 30:06

    for me, I know how it looks.

  • 30:09

    >> So, yeah.

  • 30:09

    >> So, I know that y'all using them for him

  • 30:11

    cuz I'm the [ __ ] that they do it for.

  • 30:13

    So, I can identify when it's being done.

  • 30:16

    >> I don't think he never ne necessarily

  • 30:18

    denied that the [ __ ] is happening out

  • 30:20

    here. He was saying like, "My [ __ ]

  • 30:22

    y'all do it for me. I'm the authority on

  • 30:24

    this [ __ ] know how it is when an album

  • 30:26

    is being pushed or with a button being

  • 30:27

    pushed.

  • 30:27

    >> He's saying that when he did it, it

  • 30:28

    wasn't at the expense of somebody else.

  • 30:30

    >> Yeah, that's

  • 30:31

    to me doing this at the expense of him.

  • 30:34

    I mean, make paying him a certain way,

  • 30:35

    you know? So, that's

  • 30:36

    >> I feel that. Well, let me say this. Let

  • 30:38

    me not speak for myself. RBX is saying

  • 30:39

    it is at someone else's expense cuz

  • 30:41

    every time you get more money from these

  • 30:42

    fake streams, I'm getting less,

  • 30:44

    >> right?

  • 30:45

    >> Yeah.

  • 30:45

    >> It's a f it's a it's a zero sum game.

  • 30:47

    And he's correct.

  • 30:48

    >> And the way Parks explained that that

  • 30:50

    makes total sense.

  • 30:50

    >> It's frustrating that all the it's

  • 30:52

    everything's digital. Everything could

  • 30:53

    be paid out to who it should be paid out

  • 30:55

    to without doing this extra [ __ ] It's a

  • 30:57

    bad business model, an unfair business

  • 30:59

    model.

  • 30:59

    >> I wish the law I only wish that the

  • 31:01

    lawsuit had more names than Drake

  • 31:02

    because this makes it about Drake

  • 31:05

    >> again and not about the system, not

  • 31:06

    about the broken system, not about the

  • 31:08

    companies, not about the thieves.

  • 31:10

    >> Well, [clears throat] also to that,

  • 31:11

    you're pointing to the one guy who is

  • 31:13

    probably most believable that all of

  • 31:16

    these people [ __ ] with dome,

  • 31:18

    >> right? Cuz there might be somebody

  • 31:19

    listening to Drake 23 hours a day, quite

  • 31:20

    honestly, somewhere in the world. I

  • 31:22

    think the craziest thing.

  • 31:22

    >> Well, in fairness, the only way that

  • 31:24

    this gets legs is if you do that,

  • 31:26

    >> right?

  • 31:26

    >> If we if he if he points out whoever the

  • 31:29

    [ __ ] Ariana Grande or something like

  • 31:31

    that, this is a non-story and it gets

  • 31:33

    brushed under the rug. If you put

  • 31:34

    someone who is already having a bot

  • 31:36

    conversation, people like us will talk

  • 31:38

    about it.

  • 31:38

    >> I think he should have picked like the

  • 31:40

    the

  • 31:41

    >> Taylor Drake and blah blah blah.

  • 31:42

    >> That's what I'm saying.

  • 31:43

    >> You get what I'm saying? And then it

  • 31:44

    would have made it more the just just to

  • 31:46

    single him out more about the company.

  • 31:48

    Yeah. Not single out. It's easy for the

  • 31:49

    miscommunication to flow cuz now they

  • 31:52

    going to conflate the UMG issue with the

  • 31:54

    Spotify issue and all of that.

  • 31:56

    >> I feel like I've been saying for the

  • 31:58

    last at least since 2018 that the future

  • 32:02

    is going to be filled with class action

  • 32:04

    suits against the likes of a Spotify and

  • 32:08

    I won't name any other companies for

  • 32:09

    now but

  • 32:11

    >> this ain't going to be the last of it.

  • 32:13

    >> All these tech companies are relying on

  • 32:14

    inflated information and data to rise up

  • 32:17

    their stock prices.

  • 32:19

    sell ads, all of that [ __ ] inflation

  • 32:20

    numbers for them to do it.

  • 32:21

    >> The inflation of the numbers is just to

  • 32:23

    get more revenue, right? Like it still

  • 32:25

    doesn't it it doesn't say that people

  • 32:28

    are listening to you and because the

  • 32:30

    payout is small, right? What is what is

  • 32:32

    this pay out like some

  • 32:32

    >> it's something a fraction of a fraction

  • 32:34

    of a penny. So it's just to get them

  • 32:36

    more money. I don't think it's taking

  • 32:37

    away from anybody.

  • 32:38

    >> It's only to get more users so it looks

  • 32:40

    like your your app is more viable so

  • 32:42

    that more people invest so that you get

  • 32:44

    more money for the uh stakeholders,

  • 32:46

    >> right? selling the sizzle before you get

  • 32:47

    the steak.

  • 32:48

    >> I'm such a bird. I cared way more about

  • 32:50

    the Drake Gracie Bond news than this.

  • 32:52

    [laughter]

  • 32:54

    >> I don't What's that new share, Joe?

  • 32:57

    >> That's your bird. This is why they say

  • 32:58

    that.

  • 32:59

    >> I'm never going to beat the allegation.

  • 33:00

    [laughter]

  • 33:01

    >> But it's okay.

  • 33:02

    >> Yeah. I mean, why?

  • 33:02

    >> That's what I'm here for.

  • 33:03

    >> Why? Yeah. Why beat it?

  • 33:04

    >> Like, if somebody else would do it,

  • 33:05

    maybe I could take a backseat, but [ __ ]

  • 33:07

    it.

  • 33:08

    >> So, Gracie Bond is the Only Fans

  • 33:11

    entertainer slash Instagram model. Oh,

  • 33:14

    the girl with the fat ass slash the girl

  • 33:15

    that be on the Spanish that Spanish talk

  • 33:19

    show

  • 33:20

    >> and someone's phone is making some

  • 33:22

    noise.

  • 33:25

    >> It's just calling Siri right now.

  • 33:26

    >> No, that was [laughter] and not the girl

  • 33:28

    with the fat ass. That would be uh that

  • 33:30

    would be an understatement. She's went

  • 33:32

    and got multiple rounds. She prides

  • 33:34

    herself off of she used to be huge in

  • 33:37

    size.

  • 33:37

    >> Got you. Got it. And then she went and

  • 33:39

    got a 20 million surgeries and now she

  • 33:41

    looks the way she looks and she goes

  • 33:43

    around and does [ __ ] for attention with

  • 33:45

    her ass.

  • 33:46

    >> So she is claiming that

  • 33:49

    >> she linked with Drake.

  • 33:51

    Uh

  • 33:52

    >> and after after

  • 33:54

    >> Oh, I saw this story.

  • 33:55

    >> She linked with Drake and after many

  • 33:56

    promises he he ded her

  • 34:00

    >> and he and in her story has blackalled

  • 34:04

    her

  • 34:04

    >> from the UK party scene.

  • 34:05

    >> From the UK. Yes.

  • 34:06

    >> Yeah. [laughter] Why

  • 34:08

    >> girl? You

  • 34:09

    >> I'm glad I saw this story. I called you

  • 34:10

    a bird. I actually read every bit of

  • 34:11

    this. See?

  • 34:12

    >> HEY,

  • 34:15

    Mark down with me.

  • 34:16

    >> Intellectual bird.

  • 34:17

    >> We could read each other's minds from

  • 34:19

    separate locations. I'm telling you,

  • 34:20

    >> that is actually quite true. [laughter]

  • 34:22

    >> But uh so yeah, [clears throat]

  • 34:25

    how do we feel?

  • 34:27

    >> I don't I'm sorry that she went through

  • 34:28

    that.

  • 34:28

    >> You guys don't care.

  • 34:29

    >> First and foremost,

  • 34:31

    >> do y'all think that Drake black ballled

  • 34:32

    this girl from the UK nightife scene?

  • 34:34

    >> Oh man. No, Joe,

  • 34:37

    >> not necessarily. It would not shock me

  • 34:39

    if he was in a club one night and she

  • 34:41

    was trying to get in and he was like,

  • 34:42

    "Yo, I don't want her near me." And then

  • 34:44

    she, you know, something very small

  • 34:46

    could get blown up. I I don't want to

  • 34:47

    assume the worst about Drake. [snorts]

  • 34:49

    >> Oh, well, I do. I 100% believe that he

  • 34:54

    black ballled this big [ __ ] from from

  • 34:56

    the UK night scene. Now,

  • 34:59

    >> I want to hear both sides.

  • 35:01

    >> Now,

  • 35:01

    >> well, she did. [laughter]

  • 35:03

    >> That girl was moving around. I also

  • 35:05

    don't think there's nothing wrong with

  • 35:07

    him doing that. Is that bad?

  • 35:09

    >> No.

  • 35:09

    >> It depends on what she did. You can't

  • 35:11

    you can't black somebody just cuz you

  • 35:12

    don't [ __ ] with them no more.

  • 35:13

    >> Yes, you can.

  • 35:14

    >> That's terrible.

  • 35:16

    >> People are terrible.

  • 35:17

    >> Yeah. I mean, you Okay. You can you

  • 35:18

    shouldn't

  • 35:19

    >> you shouldn't do that. Now, if she was a

  • 35:21

    little stalky,

  • 35:22

    >> I'm cool,

  • 35:23

    >> man. If you came over here acting dumb

  • 35:25

    and acting stupid or you did something,

  • 35:28

    you pulled the phone out trying to

  • 35:30

    record me. If you did so, who knows what

  • 35:32

    you could have did, but

  • 35:33

    >> making up lies, making up

  • 35:34

    >> if you able to blackball somebody in

  • 35:36

    their hood,

  • 35:37

    >> but that's bad.

  • 35:38

    >> Go for it. Go for it.

  • 35:40

    >> Yo, she just can't be outside no more.

  • 35:42

    That's crazy.

  • 35:43

    >> She can be outside. She can't be inside.

  • 35:45

    She can't go to the club.

  • 35:46

    >> He ain't doing nothing. Her only fans

  • 35:48

    check. He ain't She has sources of

  • 35:50

    income. She's still doing the Spanish

  • 35:51

    news show. She ain't saying that

  • 35:53

    [clears throat] I can't make any money.

  • 35:54

    >> Spanish news show.

  • 35:54

    >> Yeah,

  • 35:55

    >> it's not a news show, but it's one of

  • 35:56

    them talk shows

  • 35:57

    >> and she's with the streamers. really you

  • 35:59

    really did your in-depth journalism in

  • 36:00

    this. [laughter]

  • 36:01

    >> What?

  • 36:02

    >> He's like, "Somebody's running for

  • 36:03

    governor of New Jersey." But let me tell

  • 36:04

    you about episode three of this woman.

  • 36:07

    >> I love you cuz you know you've read

  • 36:09

    [laughter] you admit to reading

  • 36:10

    everything.

  • 36:13

    >> But yeah, listen. I follow I followed

  • 36:15

    her on Only Fans uh five rounds ago.

  • 36:18

    >> Oh [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 36:19

    >> It was five rounds ago. Then you start

  • 36:21

    doing too much.

  • 36:22

    >> Yeah.

  • 36:22

    >> You get addicted to it. Then you belong

  • 36:24

    on MTV and now it just looks like a hot

  • 36:26

    a hot mess. But I support those girls

  • 36:28

    that used to be 700 lb and then they

  • 36:31

    went and did some [ __ ] and now they just

  • 36:32

    300 lb, but they pretty in the face and

  • 36:34

    suck their dick.

  • 36:38

    >> That bad?

  • 36:38

    >> No.

  • 36:39

    >> Oh, okay. Anyway,

  • 36:41

    >> I mean, best of luck to the

  • 36:44

    >> Bond. I wouldn't have black ballalled

  • 36:45

    the girl.

  • 36:46

    >> She be with the streamers and stuff.

  • 36:47

    She's still moving. I don't know what

  • 36:48

    the [ __ ] that black [ __ ] doesn't

  • 36:49

    mean anything. I seen her. She's her

  • 36:51

    only fans jumping like you said.

  • 36:52

    >> Yo, what's her lawsuit?

  • 36:53

    >> I was on it.

  • 36:54

    >> She done got a lawsuit. I thought you

  • 36:56

    said Drake.

  • 36:57

    >> It's just burn out.

  • 36:59

    >> She just in interviews chat and [ __ ]

  • 37:00

    >> It's the Bur is

  • 37:02

    >> got you.

  • 37:03

    >> Well, best of luck in her

  • 37:04

    >> Best of luck

  • 37:05

    >> pursuits.

  • 37:08

    >> That's why you got black ball.

  • 37:10

    >> Why

  • 37:11

    >> you in his interviews talking [ __ ] about

  • 37:13

    [ __ ] that's powerful enough to make

  • 37:15

    you stay your ass in the house?

  • 37:16

    >> Would Let's take it off then. Would any

  • 37:18

    of y'all do it? If y'all was up super

  • 37:20

    powerful, [ __ ] you couldn't get in the

  • 37:22

    city without talking to me. You got to

  • 37:24

    connect at every club, every hot spot in

  • 37:27

    the city. Are you from Colombia

  • 37:28

    somewhere? Mexico somewhere? Yes, [ __ ]

  • 37:30

    When you come here, wherever she's from,

  • 37:32

    when you come here, put some respect on

  • 37:33

    my name. Talk properly or you not going

  • 37:36

    to get into none of these spots.

  • 37:38

    Listen, [ __ ] have done a lot worse.

  • 37:41

    Some of us was there for when we first

  • 37:42

    started [ __ ] off Twitter and

  • 37:44

    Instagram.

  • 37:46

    Like, when we first realized we could

  • 37:48

    [ __ ] y'all off of these apps. Like some

  • 37:51

    of us was the [ __ ] I don't want to

  • 37:54

    say the Christopher Columbus of that cuz

  • 37:55

    that would be the wrong wrong

  • 37:56

    terminology, but you know what I'm

  • 37:57

    saying.

  • 37:58

    >> Get [ __ ] was [ __ ] was pulling up

  • 38:01

    picking y'all up at the train [laughter]

  • 38:04

    with binoculars looking binoculars

  • 38:07

    >> pulling off on you hoes. You hoes will

  • 38:10

    be showing up a nickel and some gum

  • 38:13

    [laughter]

  • 38:13

    >> about a quarter

  • 38:14

    >> [ __ ] are [ __ ] you and and duck dove.

  • 38:16

    You're done. You're done now. Make it

  • 38:18

    home. Get off the property. Get out the

  • 38:19

    gated community. It was nuts back then.

  • 38:21

    >> 09 was the time.

  • 38:22

    >> So yeah. Yeah. Exactly. So the black

  • 38:24

    ball thing, it ain't the worst thing

  • 38:25

    I've heard. Sorry.

  • 38:26

    >> I'm not blacking off ball nobody unless

  • 38:27

    they I've had people like I've had

  • 38:28

    stalkers. So like when I had stalkers,

  • 38:30

    yeah, I would blackball you. You

  • 38:31

    couldn't come to nothing. But other than

  • 38:32

    that, if I just don't

  • 38:34

    >> no more. [laughter]

  • 38:36

    >> I was in different places back then.

  • 38:38

    Okay.

  • 38:38

    >> Uh yeah. Yeah. Be like, "No,

  • 38:40

    >> that's why that's why they got to mace

  • 38:42

    you when they got you, boy. [laughter]

  • 38:45

    >> Stop. That boy move. Quick. He quick.

  • 38:48

    Hey, YOU CHANGE YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS.

  • 38:51

    [laughter]

  • 38:52

    >> I tried calling, but we'll do it this

  • 38:54

    way now.

  • 38:55

    >> You do move fast.

  • 38:56

    >> Oh my god.

  • 38:57

    >> You can't come to the cult club no more.

  • 38:59

    >> Yeah. [laughter] Yeah. Shout out to all

  • 39:01

    parties involved, man. May you not get

  • 39:03

    black ball from whatever city you're

  • 39:04

    trying to sell [ __ ] in.

  • 39:06

    >> Oh, come on, man. God damn.

  • 39:08

    >> I'm not talking about her. I don't know

  • 39:09

    if she's selling [ __ ] And it don't

  • 39:10

    even matter because once you get black

  • 39:12

    ball from selling [ __ ] in one city, you

  • 39:14

    never mind.

  • 39:15

    >> She started turning up on [ __ ] too. Are

  • 39:16

    you right? cuz I was on her [ __ ] She

  • 39:19

    went a little crazy.

  • 39:21

    You got to get off.

  • 39:22

    >> Come on. This is a music podcast. Come

  • 39:24

    on. Let's move on. Let's move on.

  • 39:25

    >> Paul B.

  • 39:25

    >> All right. So,

  • 39:26

    >> is there any music?

  • 39:27

    >> There ain't no [ __ ] music. Not

  • 39:28

    really.

  • 39:29

    >> I mean, no. [laughter] Um, I do have

  • 39:33

    music questions for y'all, please.

  • 39:35

    >> Okay, let's do it. Cuz we do all this

  • 39:38

    hoot and nanny about, well, I have done

  • 39:40

    all this hoot and nanny about wanting

  • 39:42

    there to be some type of uh hip-hop

  • 39:44

    artist union or de facto board and board

  • 39:48

    members and

  • 39:49

    >> Okay.

  • 39:50

    >> gatekeepers of sorts, but people to

  • 39:53

    speak in our better half and

  • 39:55

    >> raise money and do all the things that

  • 39:57

    leaders and board members do. Sure.

  • 39:59

    >> If y'all were making y'all's hip-hop

  • 40:01

    board, let's say consisting of 12

  • 40:03

    people, 10 people even.

  • 40:05

    >> Okay.

  • 40:07

    >> Who would be on your board?

  • 40:08

    >> I would start by taking some like some I

  • 40:11

    would have a a producer, MC.

  • 40:14

    >> I want names.

  • 40:14

    >> I mean, I know I'm thinking P would be

  • 40:16

    my producer.

  • 40:16

    >> Master P is on my

  • 40:18

    >> Wait, one at a time, please.

  • 40:19

    >> I'm voting P. P's got to be on that

  • 40:22

    board.

  • 40:22

    >> P's on my list as well.

  • 40:24

    >> Yeah. Uh,

  • 40:26

    >> I'm going Chuck D.

  • 40:27

    >> Master P. Chuck D is on my list as well.

  • 40:31

    >> You said Master P.

  • 40:33

    >> Master P would be on my honorable

  • 40:36

    mention. I might put him in there. I got

  • 40:37

    to see what other names I come up with.

  • 40:39

    I put Knife Wonder.

  • 40:40

    >> Oh yeah, that's a great one. I'm putting

  • 40:42

    Ninth Wonder for sure.

  • 40:44

    >> What's your board? What is your board

  • 40:45

    predicated on?

  • 40:47

    >> What do you mean?

  • 40:48

    >> Just fairness in the music business or

  • 40:49

    what? Like I don't understand what the

  • 40:51

    board is being

  • 40:53

    What's What's the objective of the

  • 40:55

    board?

  • 40:56

    Uh,

  • 40:58

    artist rights. Let's call it artist

  • 41:00

    rights.

  • 41:01

    >> Got to put Master P on the board.

  • 41:04

    >> Well, it's your board.

  • 41:05

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 41:06

    >> Um,

  • 41:07

    >> I'm not really a hip-hop guy, but I but

  • 41:08

    from what I learned from him, I'll put

  • 41:10

    I'll put Eric B on there.

  • 41:12

    >> Okay.

  • 41:13

    >> Just of how he handle his business

  • 41:15

    behind the scenes of what I seen.

  • 41:17

    >> That's interesting.

  • 41:19

    >> Need some exacts. I think

  • 41:21

    >> definitely Jimmy I

  • 41:23

    kidding. Um, I'm not I'm not about to

  • 41:26

    say I was about to get [laughter] I just

  • 41:27

    kicked you right out of mouth and you

  • 41:29

    were having

  • 41:31

    >> even though my answer might be frowned

  • 41:32

    upon too. I put Kevin LS on that list.

  • 41:35

    >> Okay.

  • 41:35

    >> I put Kevin L on that list.

  • 41:36

    >> Why is it frowned upon?

  • 41:37

    >> That's not a bad one. For reasons I

  • 41:39

    won't say.

  • 41:39

    >> Oh, gotcha.

  • 41:41

    >> I mean, he was only responsible for

  • 41:43

    running what I think is the most

  • 41:46

    successful rap label to ever live.

  • 41:49

    At the time where I I think it was the

  • 41:51

    best rap label to ever exist. If he

  • 41:54

    could play nice with others, Dame Dash

  • 41:55

    wouldn't be a bad choice.

  • 41:56

    >> Dame wouldn't be bad.

  • 41:57

    >> Can't put him. That's a big I know.

  • 41:59

    Yeah. Can't put him.

  • 42:00

    >> Yeah. But that but that would be the

  • 42:02

    same vein. I was thinking he he'd be

  • 42:03

    fighting fiercely for the rights. It's

  • 42:05

    just

  • 42:05

    >> So yeah. No, but that's dope. That we a

  • 42:07

    hip-hop board is not a bad idea.

  • 42:09

    >> That's not bad. We need West Coast

  • 42:10

    representatives and uh southern

  • 42:11

    representatives for sure.

  • 42:13

    >> For sure.

  • 42:14

    >> Um probably Punch or uh Top

  • 42:20

    Someone from over there I think would be

  • 42:23

    I'm not mad at that or Dre or both.

  • 42:26

    >> Yeah.

  • 42:27

    >> Uh I wouldn't be mad at Luke.

  • 42:29

    >> That's what I was just thinking. Just as

  • 42:31

    you said, Southern. Yep. Luke would be

  • 42:33

    >> Luke would be a good one.

  • 42:34

    >> Um you already got Knife.

  • 42:36

    [clears throat] I mean that. So there's

  • 42:37

    there's some Yeah.

  • 42:39

    >> Somebody from that Atlanta.

  • 42:41

    >> You definitely need need a bunch of

  • 42:43

    Atlanta.

  • 42:43

    >> Need you need some Atlanta.

  • 42:44

    >> I'm not bad. Gucci.

  • 42:46

    >> Gucci man. Yeah.

  • 42:48

    >> Shaka one.

  • 42:48

    >> I want this board to get shut. There a

  • 42:50

    couple of [ __ ] y saying a couple.

  • 42:52

    >> You need that though. You need some

  • 42:53

    people in there to shake some [ __ ] up.

  • 42:55

    >> But it also could

  • 42:56

    >> you could kick rocks. I wish I would put

  • 42:59

    them to [ __ ] on my board.

  • 43:01

    He's [ __ ] crazy.

  • 43:03

    >> But shout out to him.

  • 43:05

    >> He made a joke button.

  • 43:06

    >> He made a lot of artists.

  • 43:08

    >> It's not about that. Only in this board

  • 43:10

    conversation. I'm sh I ain't say Jay-Z

  • 43:12

    yet. There's a few names that just

  • 43:14

    hasn't been not for sure for me. Like I

  • 43:16

    would names where you go behind that

  • 43:18

    door. Nas got to be there.

  • 43:20

    >> Nas. Yes. Jay and Dre would be I'd have

  • 43:24

    I'd be concerned with there's some point

  • 43:25

    where I think as artists you might worry

  • 43:27

    that the person so close to the bank

  • 43:29

    that they become the bank. Like like you

  • 43:30

    want people representing the the art the

  • 43:32

    everyday artist and if if you become too

  • 43:34

    much of an exec and you're up too much,

  • 43:35

    it's almost like you're not us no more.

  • 43:37

    I'm not saying that's the case for them,

  • 43:38

    but I I can see how artists would feel

  • 43:39

    that way. Do you feel like

  • 43:40

    >> I'm too scared of him to say that

  • 43:42

    >> people do you feel like a person like

  • 43:45

    Jay or Nas because Nas come off that he

  • 43:47

    still has ties to the neighborhood or to

  • 43:49

    the art?

  • 43:49

    >> N I would say yes.

  • 43:50

    >> Do you feel Okay. So you just saying

  • 43:52

    with

  • 43:53

    >> I'm saying Jay and Dr. Dre I would be

  • 43:54

    more you know

  • 43:55

    >> because they have exceeded not just

  • 43:58

    because of how successful they've been

  • 43:59

    but like there's a way that they are the

  • 44:01

    execs.

  • 44:02

    >> You know what I mean?

  • 44:04

    It's like

  • 44:07

    it's like in a school there's a teachers

  • 44:08

    union but principles can't be part of

  • 44:09

    the teachers union.

  • 44:10

    >> Facts.

  • 44:10

    >> Even though they still need to be

  • 44:12

    protected.

  • 44:13

    >> They may have started as a teacher too,

  • 44:14

    >> right? But still like there's a way that

  • 44:16

    we got different interests right now.

  • 44:17

    >> Got you.

  • 44:18

    >> And I can see how an artist might feel

  • 44:19

    like

  • 44:20

    >> me and Dr. Dre have different interests.

  • 44:22

    Got it.

  • 44:22

    >> Me and Yeah.

  • 44:23

    >> Yeah.

  • 44:25

    >> Yeah. Fair.

  • 44:26

    >> Not Not a bad boy though. We come up

  • 44:29

    with a lot of the same names. I'm not

  • 44:30

    I'm not mad at that.

  • 44:31

    >> Yeah. Watch me get a call over this fake

  • 44:33

    board. Oh, you getting called you

  • 44:36

    getting a call.

  • 44:36

    >> I'm sure we omitted a ton of people that

  • 44:38

    deserve to be on the board and

  • 44:39

    apologies.

  • 44:39

    >> Yo, I got more board names, man. Please

  • 44:42

    don't call me with none of the hoot

  • 44:43

    nanny.

  • 44:44

    >> That's a hard one to just freestyle to.

  • 44:45

    You know what I mean? Like we just came

  • 44:47

    in. We didn't give you time to write it.

  • 44:49

    >> Yeah.

  • 44:50

    >> Uh what else is important? What else is

  • 44:51

    important?

  • 44:52

    >> I I really cuz we were talking about

  • 44:54

    Drake and you can't talk about Drake

  • 44:55

    without talking about Kendrick

  • 44:57

    apparently. Uh, [laughter]

  • 44:59

    >> at the end of the

  • 45:00

    >> This is what happens when he the only

  • 45:01

    one that can read that board.

  • 45:02

    >> At the end of the at the end of the

  • 45:03

    world. No, just at the end of the world.

  • 45:04

    First of all, the World Series was

  • 45:05

    amazing.

  • 45:07

    >> IT WAS IT WAS

  • 45:09

    >> I KNOW Joe watched it. I text him during

  • 45:11

    the end. I don't know if the rest of

  • 45:12

    y'all saw it.

  • 45:12

    >> I watched bits and pieces of it,

  • 45:14

    >> but the last

  • 45:15

    >> Oh, you missed the game.

  • 45:16

    >> I mean, it was a game of games. It was

  • 45:18

    one of the better game sevens I've ever

  • 45:19

    seen.

  • 45:20

    >> I asked my dad to start in that game.

  • 45:22

    I'd love to hear some of the series that

  • 45:24

    he thinks are better than this one. I'm

  • 45:27

    not ready to say that it's the best or

  • 45:29

    one of the best game or the best game

  • 45:31

    seven, but it's up there for the ones

  • 45:33

    I've ever seen in my life. That one that

  • 45:35

    game is up there.

  • 45:35

    >> Red Sox Yankees when when when the Socks

  • 45:37

    came back was important, but but it

  • 45:38

    wasn't a nailbit like what made this

  • 45:40

    great was that the whole series was a

  • 45:41

    nailbiter. There was an 18 inning game

  • 45:43

    in this series. Both teams were on the

  • 45:46

    ropes. Both teams had chances to be

  • 45:47

    champions. It went down to the eighth

  • 45:49

    inning, the ninth inning. I mean, every

  • 45:50

    inning, I mean, both teams had bases,

  • 45:52

    they traded bases loaded and got out of

  • 45:54

    it with phenomenal plays where one

  • 45:56

    mistake, I mean, it was I mean, the the

  • 45:58

    chess match from pitching, you know what

  • 46:01

    I mean? Including that basic intentional

  • 46:03

    walk to get the double play at the end.

  • 46:04

    It it was not a real intentional walk,

  • 46:06

    but it basically was when he was

  • 46:07

    pitching wide outside the whole time.

  • 46:09

    Yamamoto, who looked tired and had just

  • 46:10

    played the night before.

  • 46:11

    >> Yo, I was watching your timeline during

  • 46:14

    the game, and you were tweeting. What I

  • 46:16

    was thinking was, yo, yo, Mamoto better

  • 46:18

    get out of here. He He LOOKED A LITTLE

  • 46:20

    OFF.

  • 46:20

    >> YEAH,

  • 46:21

    >> but that must have been for like a short

  • 46:23

    stretch [laughter] cuz then I don't know

  • 46:26

    what happened.

  • 46:27

    >> 10 SECONDS LATER TURN. WHAT THE [ __ ]

  • 46:30

    >> THEY COULDN'T TOUCH HIM.

  • 46:31

    >> YO, he was painting the edges of the

  • 46:33

    quarter. They was killing him.

  • 46:34

    >> [ __ ] turn into Tom Cro.

  • 46:35

    >> Yeah. [ __ ] man. [laughter]

  • 46:38

    >> Nah, he went off. Listen, I know it was

  • 46:39

    a good series cuz I this was one of the

  • 46:41

    only times I felt like the better team

  • 46:43

    lost.

  • 46:44

    >> Yeah,

  • 46:45

    >> there's no way I thought the Dodgers

  • 46:47

    were going to win that game. I didn't

  • 46:48

    either.

  • 46:49

    >> It didn't feel like that. Every time

  • 46:50

    they showed the Dodgers dug out, they

  • 46:53

    looked defeated and depressed.

  • 46:56

    >> And then that the [ __ ] home run from

  • 46:58

    homeboy who hadn't had a hit in a month

  • 47:01

    and change

  • 47:02

    >> and hadn't hit a left-handed uh Yeah. It

  • 47:04

    was It was like

  • 47:07

    >> then it's momentum. Then it's momentum.

  • 47:08

    I'm just impressed with Toronto's

  • 47:10

    ability to put ball to bat.

  • 47:12

    >> Yeah. Yeah.

  • 47:15

    And if homeboy was a little faster.

  • 47:18

    [laughter]

  • 47:18

    >> Yeah.

  • 47:19

    >> Hey, they went Oh, it had to be tough.

  • 47:22

    Had to be tough. It had to be tough.

  • 47:24

    >> Blue Jays fans.

  • 47:26

    >> Yeah. I got nothing to be [ __ ] sorry

  • 47:27

    about. That was a great game

  • 47:28

    >> and you had chances. I mean, you could

  • 47:29

    have won game six,

  • 47:31

    >> but that's why I'm sick if I'm numb

  • 47:32

    them. The 18 inning

  • 47:35

    game loss.

  • 47:36

    >> Yeah.

  • 47:37

    >> Along with the game six loss that maybe

  • 47:40

    shouldn't have been a loss,

  • 47:41

    >> right? And then to have that game seven

  • 47:44

    go like that

  • 47:44

    >> and you give a run again run but they

  • 47:46

    gave a running eighth eighth and and

  • 47:47

    ninth. I again they had every chance to

  • 47:49

    be champions and they didn't win. I mean

  • 47:50

    at some point you got to just applaud LA

  • 47:52

    and say they did

  • 47:53

    >> for being so close to Japan. [laughter]

  • 47:57

    Go LA man. Wow. You guys

  • 48:01

    [ __ ] guys. You [laughter] did it. You

  • 48:04

    nailed it. And I don't want to be that

  • 48:06

    guy. Especially as a Yankee fan, right?

  • 48:08

    They they they paid they paid for what

  • 48:10

    they got and they got it.

  • 48:12

    >> Yeah. And Otani didn't didn't bomb them

  • 48:14

    in game nine. I I mean uh in game seven

  • 48:16

    he actually he's the one who gave up the

  • 48:18

    runs. Yeah.

  • 48:18

    >> In them two and a half minutes and

  • 48:19

    didn't hit and was in scoring position

  • 48:21

    and didn't and didn't get the the the

  • 48:23

    >> he didn't get a walk off. He didn't even

  • 48:25

    get a hit. He didn't get on base I don't

  • 48:26

    think the last two times he was up.

  • 48:27

    >> So look they did it at the end of the

  • 48:30

    game though which is what I loved was

  • 48:31

    did y'all see the Nike commercial at the

  • 48:33

    end of this game?

  • 48:33

    >> Yes.

  • 48:34

    >> It was one of the best commercials I've

  • 48:36

    seen in a long time. It starts off, it's

  • 48:38

    like right after the game is over, it

  • 48:40

    immediately jumps to uh LA on the

  • 48:43

    screen.

  • 48:43

    >> Okay.

  • 48:44

    >> It's it's put it's put in like a it

  • 48:46

    looks like a movie, like a home movie

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    kind of old school movie style. Okay.

  • 48:49

    >> And it starts with a clip of I Love LA

  • 48:50

    playing.

  • 48:51

    >> Okay.

  • 48:51

    >> And then it cuts off cuz that's which of

  • 48:53

    course is the classic LA victory song

  • 48:55

    and the one they played last year when

  • 48:56

    they won. And then it jumps to squabble

  • 48:58

    up

  • 48:59

    >> and it says LA loves a good sequel

  • 49:02

    >> and and then they run the credits like a

  • 49:04

    movie with all the all the players and

  • 49:05

    all the positions but it looks like

  • 49:06

    movie credits

  • 49:07

    >> and it was amazing. Some of the Drake

  • 49:09

    fans are like this is another Drake disc

  • 49:11

    >> which is ridiculous.

  • 49:12

    >> Do you think they had cuz you know

  • 49:14

    typically they'll have uh the t-shirts,

  • 49:17

    the hats, all that [ __ ] just

  • 49:18

    pre-printed.

  • 49:19

    >> Yeah.

  • 49:19

    >> Oh yeah.

  • 49:19

    >> So do you think if Toronto would have

  • 49:21

    won they would have had a Drake similar

  • 49:23

    joint already pre-int? That's an

  • 49:25

    interesting question.

  • 49:26

    >> You get what I'm saying? Like that would

  • 49:27

    have been if I'm Nike, if Drake has

  • 49:30

    Nike, you know what I'm saying? I think

  • 49:32

    that they had

  • 49:33

    >> that already.

  • 49:34

    >> Well, that's why people were mad, too.

  • 49:35

    They were like, Drake is a has a deal

  • 49:36

    with Nike. Why is Nike playing Kendrick

  • 49:39

    when LA wins? I to me, the answer is

  • 49:41

    obvious. It's [ __ ] LA. They won.

  • 49:42

    >> The Dodgers are bigger than Drake.

  • 49:45

    >> Shh, don't tell Drake fans that.

  • 49:46

    [laughter] But, but yes, but people were

  • 49:49

    were salty about that. But I think a

  • 49:50

    Drake song would have been great.

  • 49:51

    >> Yeah, I think they probably already had

  • 49:53

    both of them on deck. Yeah, cuz they

  • 49:54

    definitely have clothes. West Africa is

  • 49:55

    filled with Toronto Blue Jays World

  • 49:57

    Series [laughter] stuff right now.

  • 49:58

    >> [ __ ] walking back [ __ ] [ __ ] right

  • 50:02

    now.

  • 50:02

    >> This [ __ ] hat on right now thinking

  • 50:04

    [ __ ] [laughter] Blue Jays in the

  • 50:07

    >> [ __ ] St. Elizabeth right now with some

  • 50:08

    Toronto Blue Jays [ __ ] on

  • 50:10

    >> Jamaica, right?

  • 50:11

    >> Yeah. That's where they send the [ __ ]

  • 50:13

    to.

  • 50:13

    >> That's what they send. They send it to

  • 50:14

    the Caribbean and West Africa usually

  • 50:16

    when the the the [ __ ] that didn't work

  • 50:18

    out.

  • 50:19

    >> Yeah.

  • 50:19

    >> And now they back talking about the

  • 50:20

    Drake curse in sports,

  • 50:22

    >> right? cuz he was there game six like we

  • 50:24

    going to bring it home. He had his

  • 50:25

    Toronto accent on and everything like we

  • 50:26

    going to bring it home. Let's get him

  • 50:27

    out.

  • 50:28

    >> First time in the stadium

  • 50:30

    [laughter]

  • 50:31

    >> really.

  • 50:32

    >> I don't know. I'm talking [ __ ]

  • 50:34

    >> Probably though. I ain't never seen him.

  • 50:35

    >> I don't know if you've he been in the

  • 50:35

    stadium before, but he definitely was on

  • 50:37

    on social media saying we going to win

  • 50:38

    tonight, which he should. I mean, again,

  • 50:40

    people find excuses to disre.

  • 50:42

    But people were trying to make the

  • 50:43

    Dodgers Blue Jays another Kendrick

  • 50:46

    >> Drake

  • 50:46

    >> Drake battle.

  • 50:48

    >> Did you see uh the Otani sub back?

  • 50:50

    >> No. Uh back to Drake. Uh at the end when

  • 50:54

    he was like at the uh what did he say?

  • 50:56

    Uh this is a a really big team and we

  • 51:00

    have some really big rings.

  • 51:02

    >> Oh [ __ ] [laughter]

  • 51:06

    >> Oh sh I respect that.

  • 51:08

    >> I love it. I love it. I love it, man.

  • 51:09

    Congratulations to the Dodgers

  • 51:10

    >> for sure.

  • 51:11

    >> Magic Johnson. That entire ownership

  • 51:13

    group.

  • 51:14

    >> Uh the players [ __ ] Freddy

  • 51:16

    Freriedman. [ __ ] what's my man name

  • 51:19

    that said he retired? who retired now.

  • 51:21

    >> Oh, Kurt.

  • 51:22

    >> Um,

  • 51:22

    >> Kurt was pronounc

  • 51:24

    >> Yeah, Kurt said he said he said he's

  • 51:26

    retiring.

  • 51:26

    >> Yeah, he I think he is. You can't go up

  • 51:28

    better than

  • 51:28

    >> Probably should retire.

  • 51:29

    >> That's not a bad way to go out.

  • 51:31

    >> No, two man. Put

  • 51:32

    >> your hand in the air,

  • 51:33

    >> right?

  • 51:34

    >> Yeah.

  • 51:34

    >> No [ __ ]

  • 51:35

    >> And Magic said this is his 18th ring.

  • 51:37

    >> That was impressive.

  • 51:38

    >> Yes.

  • 51:39

    >> Yep.

  • 51:39

    >> That was impressive.

  • 51:41

    >> From basketball,

  • 51:43

    >> executive soccer.

  • 51:44

    >> He got them shits on his toes.

  • 51:45

    >> That's what he said. That's [laughter]

  • 51:46

    literally what he said. He said, "I NEED

  • 51:48

    MY TOES DOWN." Started laughing. is just

  • 51:49

    crazy though.

  • 51:50

    >> Yeah, he's a winner.

  • 51:51

    >> Yeah. Yeah, he is. Congrats, Magic

  • 51:53

    Johnson.

  • 51:53

    >> Yeah, congrats to LA.

  • 51:55

    >> Go LA. Um, all right. Now, it's time for

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    >> Mhm.

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    >> All right. All right. What we got? Let's

  • 53:42

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  • 53:43

    So,

  • 53:45

    [laughter]

  • 53:46

    >> why do you assume that?

  • 53:47

    >> Yo, there's no albums. There's no new

  • 53:50

    what is AI album I bought, but we can

  • 53:52

    talk about it later. But listen, what do

  • 53:53

    you want us to do? There's no substance

  • 53:55

    out there. We voted and now

  • 53:58

    >> this

  • 54:00

    I see substance here. Okay. [laughter]

  • 54:02

    >> I was looking at the Wall Street Journal

  • 54:05

    >> and the London uh School of Economics

  • 54:07

    monthly weekly journal.

  • 54:09

    >> Yeah, sure. Uh, and I saw Jaylen Green

  • 54:12

    and Drea. Oh my god. [laughter]

  • 54:15

    >> And as they zoomed into Jaylen Green,

  • 54:17

    >> she made an investment.

  • 54:17

    >> She Oh, she made a huge investment

  • 54:19

    [laughter] and it's returning.

  • 54:21

    >> And behind his long man

  • 54:25

    was a [laughter]

  • 54:27

    a life-sized tattoo damn near of Drea.

  • 54:30

    Her whole face on his back.

  • 54:34

    >> That's a choice.

  • 54:35

    >> It's a choice. And look, more power to

  • 54:37

    you. That's the fire.

  • 54:39

    >> Please explain it to me, Flip. Break it

  • 54:41

    down for me, please.

  • 54:41

    >> No, listen. There's some veterans out

  • 54:44

    here that once they come into the field,

  • 54:46

    they know what to do and how to do it

  • 54:48

    and how to get you to do things that you

  • 54:50

    never imagined on doing.

  • 54:52

    >> Mark know, you got to transfer

  • 54:54

    [laughter]

  • 54:58

    somewhere.

  • 54:59

    >> Never.

  • 55:00

    >> She Yeah. So, she's one of them. Yo,

  • 55:02

    man. It's just s I I don't know who

  • 55:05

    mentors Jaylen. And look, if he's in

  • 55:07

    love and he's happy, more power, Drea,

  • 55:09

    [laughter] right?

  • 55:12

    >> That's his wife mentor.

  • 55:14

    Tada.

  • 55:15

    >> But Lord, get somebody's whole face on

  • 55:16

    your back. This just never works out

  • 55:18

    well. I mean, you can always cover it.

  • 55:20

    >> Mhm.

  • 55:21

    >> It's a lot to cover.

  • 55:22

    >> Or just change the face up a little bit.

  • 55:24

    First of all, a lot of these girls kind

  • 55:25

    of look the same anyway. [laughter] So,

  • 55:27

    like

  • 55:30

    >> there's Mad Drea lookers.

  • 55:33

    >> Hey yo, that's hilarious, dog. No, I

  • 55:35

    should have be uh

  • 55:36

    >> what she would have

  • 55:38

    >> Yeah, I don't have a take on it. Too too

  • 55:39

    many people too many people I know do

  • 55:41

    this.

  • 55:41

    >> What?

  • 55:42

    >> Like this is common. Get get tattoos of

  • 55:44

    their significant other. Picture of

  • 55:46

    their significant other people get nut

  • 55:48

    ass.

  • 55:48

    >> No. Just people I've seen I'm saying

  • 55:51

    I've seen it done is what I'm saying.

  • 55:53

    You know if you're cruising

  • 55:54

    >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Well, then

  • 55:56

    again, I don't really investigate my

  • 55:57

    friends tattoo choices.

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