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JB? Back to business

right now. We should start the show.

>> Oh, you don't do the whole reenactment

thing.

>> Hey, Barts.

>> Oh, hey, Mona. How are you?

>> I'm fine. How are you?

>> I'm wonderful.

>> It's always nice to see you.

>> Likewise. You look great.

>> Thank you.

>> You're welcome. You all right with your

your tweets is cool. I think so. Did you

check?

>> They tried to get you this morning.

>> They did?

>> Yeah. I mean, they tried. They tried

>> for real.

>> Yeah. It didn't work. It didn't work. It

didn't It didn't take

>> They can't get us. No,

>> I got your back.

>> We put Grim right on the stand. Get him.

>> Y'all talking about What's up?

>> What's up? What's popping? What's

>> up? What up? What up? What up in here?

>> Yeah. Wake it up. F. All right, Mona. I

see you now. You're looking good.

>> These be talking [ __ ] about my outfits.

I see those comments

>> and I picked I'm talking about you.

>> Oh, me

>> you are.

>> No, that one Angelina Jolie outfit that

that that was the one that the Angelina

>> I think I look cute that day.

>> The one where she was going to M

wrestling or some

>> white. I don't know what she was doing.

>> Oh, that was last week, right?

>> Yeah.

>> Like the cargo short with the boot with

the knee.

>> Ah. The fans didn't don't keep saying

me. The fans

>> I didn't read that [ __ ]

>> That comment section got a little scary

and I don't go in it no more. I find

this to my guy here Ice. I got the [ __ ]

about that.

>> That's good.

>> After my 10th death threat. I was like

I'm done with this.

>> Yeah. Know that's smart.

>> You feel me? After my 10th inbox meet me

in Patter, I let it go.

>> Shut Patterson.

>> That [ __ ] I mean it's like everybody

here do a different I be want to fight.

I ain't going to lie. Like people go too

far with the [ __ ] they say.

>> Yeah, that's what I'm hearing. be want

to punch the screen right.

>> No, I want to meet up at a target and

punch you.

>> Sally, you

>> or Gap.

>> Or G.

>> We got to go in first. I like G. I don't

know if you're being funny, but I like

to

>> I'm not being funny.

>> Do you wear gap?

>> Huh? No.

>> You wouldn't wear gap.

>> I didn't Now you just changed the

question. I didn't say I wouldn't wear

G.

>> Same answer though.

>> I don't

stop cuz I don't like when y'all paint

me like that. I would wear it. I make

faces. I don't wear I go in baby gap.

>> I have a goal. Everybody,

>> how about my son gap?

>> No, we somehow I still don't never see

that on

baby.

>> That's another conversation. Gap is the

gap I give my kid is like

chrome hearts compared to mother. This

mother

this mother I feel like she trying to

out cheat me.

>> How what?

>> Like out cheap me like I found the deal.

I got the deal. 100 hoodies for

whatever. Here you come with some

silk shirt and silk shirt and

>> winter time. Like, oh [ __ ]

>> that's that's that boy's culture. Or did

you ever play the game where you drop

the baby off back with the she sent him

in cuz you don't ever see the costume

>> the game?

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, that's that's

>> Yeah, that's it.

>> I've never participated in that.

>> Oh, no. I watched the outfit. She come

in and day one. It's folded and ready.

>> Oh, you washing. I send it back dirtier.

>> Spaghetti sauce.

>> I want my child to look cute all the

time. I don't give a So, I'm sending

this [ __ ] I want my child in there, you

know.

>> No, that's that's piece.

>> Yeah. No, you going back in this.

>> I want I buy I want

>> underwear, socks, the everything. I buy

I want to see on my child.

>> So, it don't matter if I keep sending

you back in the [ __ ] if you don't never

come back in the [ __ ]

>> That's the problem. They don't return in

it.

>> Yeah.

And the fit looked different when I put

it together.

>> That's what all dads say.

>> I think that I think there's a little

bit of truth to that. The way dad's

dressed the kid and how mom dressed the

kid is going to be

>> I think it's a boy thing, though. I

think dad dress the boys nice. I think

dad's like Yeah,

>> she be having my daughter look fly.

>> Yeah, that's what I think it's

>> Well, maybe that's true with girls.

>> Yeah, it's girls.

>> Also, y'all, it's way easier to find

baby um girl stuff than boy. You know

what I mean? It's cheaper. It's easier.

Boy, you got to do a little more effort

in. Put a little more effort in. You

talking about I don't know. All them

children, you know.

>> We just They wear uniforms.

You the main one.

>> Oh, they wear uniforms.

>> They wear uniforms.

>> Oh, okay.

>> So, it's just getting money. Them

children in private school.

>> They love them kids.

Private school. Yeah.

>> Yeah. Be all surprised.

>> He's assuring his future.

>> He doing well. Ice doing well. Damn, we

were talking about

>> my kids stay in the boys and girls club

till 8 o'clock at night.

>> Pick them up sometimes.

>> Yeah, they ain't g no peanut butter

jelly.

>> Since you ate spaghetti 8:00

eat spaghetti for a month.

>> Yo, like black people hate spaghetti

because of that. Like our moms tortured

us with spaghetti. Y'all [ __ ] some

spaghetti.

>> Who ate spaghetti?

>> Y'all never was tired of spaghetti?

>> Hell no.

>> You had some spaghetti right now?

>> Tired of spaghetti? You can't be

>> So your mom didn't make y'all eat

spaghetti every day for a week then?

>> Definitely.

>> Oh, no. We ate it.

>> Oh, then y'all was rich.

>> But I ain't never tired of it either. It

was the same. It was the same pot. Yo yo

spaghetti.

>> What spaghetti though,

>> huh?

>> Just the noodles with the sauce.

>> You meat sauce. Come on, bro. I look

like a Italian. I don't call it gravy,

baby. I put sugar, ground beef, and

green pepper onion. You wasn't broke

then.

>> Stop.

>> We still ain't get that food. You

promise you broke. What's your point?

Got a point.

>> Listen, first of all, happy birthday,

Shade.

>> That's true. Most importantly, my

birthday. That's a good save. That was

good. That was good. That was good.

>> She had that to talk to.

>> Yeah, she did. This girl was good.

>> Yeah, she's good.

>> Listen, I ain't new to this.

>> Used to this and true to this? I

>> with your Yan on.

>> Thank you.

>> You want to pet it?

>> Yeah. No,

>> I'm good.

>> Touch it. It's a box, right? It's a fox,

right?

>> It's a fox.

>> No, it's a fox.

>> Shout out to my girl.

>> Well, we do have to start.

>> Do we?

>> Little Rottw wallers.

>> We do have to start

a record show. That was him.

>> That wasn't me. That wasn't me.

>> It's all in good fun, guys.

>> But a house is not a home.

>> Why would I stay at a friend's house for

any reason? I don't stay at people's

houses if they invite me on vacation.

Why would you stay at a friend's house

when if you can afford a hotel? Why

would you put yourself through that?

Just being up at night wondering like,

can I use this towel?

>> Why would you do that?

>> Got a point.

>> And then you wake up and they're all

downstairs. We made breakfast. You want

a pancake? I'm like, no, I don't want a

pancake. I want a hotel. Is there a

hotel around here? I don't want to be

rude, but I just need my space. And I

jerked off in that towel upstairs.

Keep this applause going for the best

crew in the universe.

>> Let me get these drops out the way.

Y'all know what the [ __ ] time it is.

>> Y'all know who we be. Y'all know what we

here to do. What's that?

>> It's been over decades. Stop playing

with [ __ ]

>> Always for the ladies. Always for the

ladies.

>> Who is that? Who is that? Who is that?

Who is that? Who is that? Who is that?

Who is that? Who is that?

>> And

Mona. Mona. Mona. Big Mona. Mike Shack.

What episode is this?

>> 878.

>> Uh-uh. 878 was yours?

>> Yep. Welcome to episode 878 of the Joe

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I'm your humble, gracious, grateful,

really happy to be here. Host here with

the best crew in the world. To my right,

Big Mona Philly in the building. You

know the vibes. How you doing, Mona?

>> I'm great.

>> Good. Happy to have you. Next to her,

our good brother, Dr. Dark Lamont Hill,

in the building. Uh, did you sleep? You

up?

>> Yeah. Yeah, I got a little upset

stomach, but other than that,

>> I used like four public bathrooms as a

[ __ ]

>> Oh, we don't want to hear about that

kind of upset stomach.

>> Trying to tell you, man.

>> Yo, you you thought the need to tell

[ __ ] that. Why?

>> Cuz that's how I was doing.

>> Do you say how your guts do

>> how your butts do?

>> No, that's how you're doing. Four public

bathrooms.

>> I I looked in I went to four to like

find a good that one that was

acceptable.

>> Cat.

>> No, I did

>> [ __ ] in four of them.

>> No, that's how you presented it.

>> I'm willing to.

>> It wasn't that serious.

>> And your [ __ ] wasn't that serious?

>> No. Well, it got that serious. I ended

up having to go into a a nursing home.

>> Huh.

>> This is getting crazy.

>> Yeah. And some work.

>> Yeah, it should be. I went in there.

Shout out to

>> I so confused.

>> Yo, my my

really got the card.

>> Well, cuz I told him I was going to take

my mother to the

>> Margaret is in here.

>> Wait, wait, wait, wait.

>> All right. Y'all have to let him talk.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, cuz I got to this last

bathroom cuz I went to the 7-Eleven and

I was like, "This is just I'm not I'm

not sitting on this. I can't do this."

>> Oh, that [ __ ] wasn't that bad.

>> Yover.

>> No. No. There was like crack on the

floor. It was like it was like crazy. So

then I finally

>> even better

>> and I was driving out trying to I was

trying to make it home. Then the beat

was about to drop. So I was like, "Let

me go.

>> Let me go to somewhere." And then I

drove past Sunrise Senior Living and I

walked in and they were looking at me

like I was a crack addict. I think cuz I

was at this point I was sweating and I

was, you know, I dressed like somebody

who's homeless sometimes. And I walked

in and they were looking at me crazy and

I said, "I'm just trying to take my

mother into a nursing home." And so I,

you know, they gave me a little speech.

They talked me walked me around a little

bit. Thank God.

>> Oh, it was not that bad. had to [ __ ]

that bad.

>> And then I had to in the middle thing I

said, "I'm sorry, can I use a bathroom?"

And I stayed in there for like 20

minutes.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah.

>> It still wasn't that bad.

>> Mark, you did all of that to use a

public restroom to take a [ __ ] I

>> I was still 25 minutes from my house and

I was about 35 minutes from here.

>> I have a question. You give me raw ass

on seat. Do you line it?

>> Um,

>> is that too much? We talking about a

great question.

>> No, it's the right question.

>> You give me raw ass on seat. Well, cuz

when she first heard it, I heard that

different and I was I was

>> You give me your raw ass on the seat

with nothing.

>> I would never. I'm a squatter.

>> Okay. D with the poop.

>> Well, I've learned my lesson from that.

>> You got good knees.

>> Yeah. So,

>> squatting while [ __ ]

>> But, but in the living room,

>> squatter like you find homes

>> that are empty and you try.

>> No, cuz sometimes they don't have the

paper.

>> You got to just use the toilet paper.

Doctor it up.

>> I was afraid you meant that. You know,

you know the kind But sometime the paper

kind you got to take one sheet at a

time.

>> That's true.

>> So I just squat. But today

>> they had night it was a nursing home so

they were super clean. Nice. Again,

shout out to Sunrise. Man,

>> you put bare ass on the nursing home

seat.

>> No, no, no. They had they had liners.

They had liners. And I'll call him

tomorrow and tell them I'm not really

bringing my mother in on Sunday.

>> Squatting requires a shower after

>> the doodoo splash. But let's It's true.

But yeah, so

>> but I'm better now. All right. It uh Ish

is also here.

>> Ish is also here with us.

>> How was your morning?

>> Good day, sir.

>> Stomach not shitty.

>> Jesus. We got

>> our good brother Freeze is here. Ice

going to change the whole flow of how we

intro these things with that [ __ ]

>> [ __ ] That was crazy. It's a weird ad

just

>> Yeah, really.

>> And he named the place. Uh Big Parks is

here. Po is here. Cory's here. My dad is

here. Erikson is here. Tanner and

Savannah are here by remote last, but

certainly not least, each and every one

of you guys are here. As Mona has

already stated, happy birthday to my

baby. I love you. Uh, how's everybody's

week?

>> How was your night? Cuz you I know you

was outside. You had to be.

>> Yeah,

>> that's what I want to hear about.

>> That is a good question.

>> I thought you was going to limp in here

cuz you know you got throw special dick

on the birthday. You heard me?

>> So you can't walk straight.

>> I'm He's supposed to be limping. He

older guy, you know what I mean? Was a

bust ass last night. You hear me? No

excuses on my birthday, [ __ ]

>> No excuses on my birthday. I don't want

to hear none of that [ __ ] Tired. I need

a nap. None of that.

>> I be scared.

>> Round one, it's my birthday. Parks, it's

12:00 a.m. Let's get it.

>> Happy birthday. Yeah, let's hear about

it.

>> Is that a Patreon?

>> No, we here.

>> We went to dinner.

>> A We went to dinner, man. Man, we had we

had a good day. We had a good day.

>> You look happy.

>> We had a good time. Yeah. No,

>> freaky.

>> How many more days do you have planned?

Or does she have planned? More

importantly,

>> I mean, it's going to be her birthday

till Christmas numbers. Oh, I'm enjoying

it.

>> It's going to be a birthday till

December. And all that [ __ ] you named,

it's coming. Just got to start the car

and go back in the house for a little

bit.

>> Let it warm up a little bit.

>> Let it Let it

>> You did good with the gifts.

>> Oh, I crushed the gift

>> so far.

>> Giving is my love language. Is it?

>> I don't know.

>> Damn.

>> I don't think anything else in the world

that

>> I said that once once I started

tricking.

>> No, you did really good though. They

were nice.

>> Yeah. Yeah. More on the way. You heard?

>> Yeah. G number. That's how I know. Talk

about that part. You heard more on the

way.

>> Their gifts are numbered and they're not

even like cuz you know us poor people,

we'll like work, you know, work it up.

So it's like the gift card first then

the big boom is the last one. This [ __ ]

started out with big booms.

>> Oh,

>> it might not be. There might be a bigger

might be bigger.

>> It is. That's what I'm saying. Like her

intro was like, you know what I mean?

>> How many days of gifts do you do

>> or stuff or big things?

>> 365.

>> She deserves it.

>> 365 days.

>> Fair enough.

>> You know what she get off that I'm not

able to get off? And this is the only

[ __ ] that I'll talk cuz she think that I

come on my podcast and just talk [ __ ]

>> What you do a little bit?

Yeah, let's that way a little bit.

She duda just cuz spoiled

you give her a great gift. She cry, "Oh,

baby, you're the best. Love you so

much."

Then in the morning

she'll like just walk by and say, "Yeah,

I I did think uh

I mean uh I did think that that such and

such was going to be part of the thing."

>> Oh wow.

>> Yeah. She one of those. She wanted one

of those. I ain't mad cuz I did it too.

Whatever the [ __ ] she gave me for my

birthday, I was like, "All right,

school." But where's jellyfishes at?

I've been talking been talking about

jellyfishes for the last eight months.

You hit

>> You've been paying attention. Do y'all

do like she makes a list or do you pick

everything out? Like how do y'all do it?

>> A list of what?

>> What she wants? Whatever birthday.

>> No, the [ __ ] she like it can't be a list

of you going get one of them. There's no

list. But she had a great day. She had a

great day. That's what's up.

>> It was just tough. It was just it it was

tough. I ain't going to sit here and act

like tough Tony. It was tough giving her

my undivided and full attention and

keeping Rory's name in MY SEARCH BAR.

I CAN'T I'M NOT GOING TO LIE TO Y'ALL.

Don't you hate when the drama land right

when you're doing some [ __ ] you got to

do?

>> Oh my god.

>> I in the class early yesterday.

>> I was like, I'm sorry. I got something

to do. I was right in spaces listening.

But where do y'all want to start?

>> There.

>> Is that where you want to start?

>> Okay.

>> I don't know what y'all talking about. I

want to know.

>> Oh,

take it away. Hey,

>> brother Nuke.

>> Uh, a couple of days ago now,

>> uh, there was a, uh, a little bit of a

halaloo on social media.

>> I'm trying to do this gently, carefully.

U, it's actually started in a really

interesting place, which was, uh, they

were having a debate. Rory uh and his

co-host were having a debate about or

having a conversation about um GNX

versus the Clips winning what would win

the Grammy. And Roy had said that, you

know, he wanted he was rooting for the

Clips to win the Grammy.

>> See, I love when somebody say something

that I said too, but they get all the Oh

my god. I was like, "Oh [ __ ] that's

what they doing to him."

>> WELL, THAT'S WHAT WAS CRAZY ABOUT CUZ I

FEEL THE SAME WAY. I I think I don't

know how felt about it, but Rory felt

that way about it. And the the the the

fans the Kendrick fans went went hard.

>> They started tweeting and trolling. They

they were coming after me this week,

too, for some stuff that, you know, they

they do that. If you say one thing, they

take it as like a act of violence.

>> Kendrick has a hive, huh?

>> Yeah. Okay. Oh, him. Yeah. Yeah. And if

you say anything about Drake, it seems

like anti- Kendrick and Kendrick is anti

all that kind of [ __ ] But all the fans

are crazy these days to me. So,

>> so anyway, so then they started digging

into old tweets as part of their

>> full on assault [ __ ]

>> against our brother Rory.

>> And uh they went in the old tweets and

they found tweets that were um

>> what

>> problematic to people?

>> What what

>> uh

>> you trying, boy? I'm giving it to you.

>> And so

>> but what kind of problematic?

Homophobic, transphobic, racist? They

were they were interpreted as racist.

>> What?

>> Yeah. Now, to be clear,

>> I am.

>> Yeah. I I to

>> that [ __ ] up.

>> What's funny is you're not even being

funny. Like people will think you're

doing it. People think we set this up,

but we really didn't.

>> I didn't know.

>> Yeah. So So basically, and I don't want

to rehash all the tweets, but some of

them were like they were like from 15

years ago. That's first thing. Second,

some of them were RTS, right? So back in

the day, old school Twitter, there was

no retweet, but you typed RT and then

wrote what the other person said. So

sometimes people were interpreting him

as saying something that he actually

didn't say. He was retweeting somebody

else. A couple times he tweeted a rap

lyric, you know, your chick is is

looking at my rim. Some, you know, the

lyric that they thought he was saying.

So

>> Mark, you doing like a word salad right

now.

>> So there was a whole she asked what the

tweet said. So there was a bunch of

tweets. Some of them were offensive to

celebrities, some were uh seen as

anti-black woman, etc. That's what

happened. Uh and then the the the other

piece of it was he he defended himself.

He went on spaces to explain his

position uh and had a long very long 4

and 1/2 hour

>> and put on an absolute master class in

how you should not defend yourself.

>> Yeah.

>> 4 and 1/2 hours is way too long.

>> An absolute boy that was

>> you said and how you should not

that

>> it is a way to do that. It really is.

There's a science to it and apologizing.

People don't know how to do it though.

>> So I I think what he did right. So then

the and then the fourth step was finally

he went on his show and offered an

apology particularly for the

dismissiveness with which he dealt with

the opening partation in the spaces

>> in the spaces. Dismissive, smug,

>> condescending,

>> snarky,

>> arrogant, snarky.

>> His position was uh his position was

anybody that knows me knows that I don't

hate black people. I'm not a racist.

yada yada yada. People were trying to

tell him, "We all don't know you,

right?" And

>> these this is how these tweets come off.

A lot of the tweets were a lot worse

than the looking in my rim rap lyric

part that

>> I want to know the worst.

>> I wouldn't read them.

>> I don't feel comfortable. I would I

wouldn't even read them, but they they

they were pretty bad. So I think people

were just trying to hold him accountable

and get him to at least acknowledge that

in them resurfacing there are people

that weren't around back then that are

hurt that feel away that listen to you

that follow you that look up to you yada

yada yada all of the

>> even the people that do know you they

still be hurt about it even if they like

people people get hurt by stuff like

that especially when they support you

>> I think some people gave him grace

because they know him like I know he's

not racist so I'm going to look at the

tweet differently and somebody know a

white boy enough He can't say, "Nigga, I

don't care."

>> He didn't.

>> Oh, well, I'm just saying I usually just

want to be clear white person enough

that they could do racist [ __ ] but

whatever.

>> Yeah. I I I thought some of the the more

tweets I saw, the more I was like,

"Yeah, that's that's even if I'm being

generous, that's too much, right?" And I

think that I think that he will likely

address that. It got big. The story got

bigger than I thought it would be. When

I saw on TMZ

>> Yeah, it was crazy.

>> Damn.

>> Yeah. When I saw on TMZ, I was like,

"Oh,

>> TM TMZ ball a lot." They It grew legs.

It grew legs rather rather quickly.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, it did.

>> Yeah. And um mentioning Beyonce doesn't

ever stop things from growing legs. So

>> So that's its own

>> He mentioned Beyonce.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. The Beyonce tweet.

>> Yeah. Rory's getting his [ __ ] off.

>> Yeah.

>> Rory's getting his [ __ ] off.

>> Yeah. 2011 was a different time.

>> Y'all agree that Twitter was like a

whole another place back then.

>> It was. It was. It was.

>> It was. I I wasn't doing

>> that. Just don't excuse anything.

>> Yeah. Yeah. No,

>> it was. I was there for it. I

participated.

It just doesn't excuse anything if they

ever if the tweets ever come up, which

number one, I'm confused how people that

have some stuff going on are not doing a

forensic

>> bro

>> cleanse on their across their social

media and deleting everything.

>> Well, you know, some people use there's

there's devices and tools you can use to

find stuff even after delete it.

>> Yeah. But that's different. I feel like

you making an effort to delete it that

changes the narrative. But I'm just

wondering if people if I don't even know

if this stuff was still

>> any step you can implement to make those

tweets harder to come across for the

casual. You should take those you should

take those tests.

>> I'm just wondering I was wondering if he

deleted his and they found them anyway.

That's all I'm wondering. I don't know.

No.

>> Oh no. They they just sitting there.

>> I don't I don't I mean I don't think so.

>> Okay. Got you.

>> I haven't asked him that. But

>> got you.

>> Yeah. In 2011

>> them tweets are so bad they start

kicking my deck.

Hey, them tweets are so bad. THIS

[ __ ] JOE But

I was like, I didn't know this [ __ ] in

2011.

I had no idea who he was in 2011. But I

do I think Rory's racist. No,

>> of course not.

>> Do I Do I Do I think that

there must always

people have to listen to black people in

black spaces. I I feel

>> period.

>> Yeah.

>> Like

>> I agree.

>> If you if you if you hurt someone with

with your words and when the words are

of a certain you know you know context

>> Yeah. I don't think it's your right to

be smug in that instance. And I think he

acknowledged that. I think he

acknowledged that.

>> He did. He did. I I think when it first

happened because it was there was a

couple moving parts. One was some of the

things they said he did was like a fake

tweet that somebody had made and so he

was responding to that. The other thing

was I think he thought he was in a room

full of like weirdo Kendrick stands

>> who were just attacking him and being

unreasonable and then

>> to your point the people who came the

room was filled with crazy people sane

people who didn't know what was going

on. So it was like the Kendrick person

was a person like you who's like yo what

the [ __ ] just happened I don't know then

it was people who were just hurt and

want to answer

>> and I think you know some don't know how

spaces works it might be there wasn't

equal representation on the stage at

first so I think part of it was he was

responding to a certain kind of person

and I think that that contributed to the

dismissiveness. It still was dismissive,

but it it I think that contributed to

it. And then as it got bigger, you know,

sometimes you get in situations, you dig

your heels in and you just keep you just

double down on the [ __ ] you already

doing.

>> And I think that's what happened and it

just got worse. But I you absolutely

should not defend yourself in that way.

Especially when you got a platform. I

want him to just step out the room and

think about it. And then

>> that's the thing, the platform part and

this is this is thing with when you that

happened to me years ago and they was

like ripping me apart at first. So

sometimes you responded to the insult

you got like you walking in that room

but you still remember somebody calling

you a small head [ __ ]

>> So you coming at people because they

talking about your sneaks and your head

size and all that but in actuality in my

person in my opinion

>> he Rory is somebody that's usually in

black spaces since he started right.

It's like he's in black stuff. Correct.

>> So if you're white and you benefit off

of [ __ ] like that you have to be super

villigent about what you say and do.

That's my personal opinion. Especially

if you making money off the [ __ ] I

shouldn't be able to find you saying no

crazy [ __ ] that I would be offended

about. Period. Me, I got 8,000 followers

and went backwards and deleted stuff

like it's if it's it's a thought

process. You get to a point where you

take that extra effort. Also, I think

the average person doesn't know how to

apologize. And I get that. But when you

have a platform, I don't think it's

anything wrong with trying to figure it

out. I literally Google how to apologize

cuz there's really ways not to do it.

Like a lot of people [ __ ] up when they

apologize because they'll say something

that sounds like an excuse or close to

it. You just focus on yourself. You you

just be accountable for what you did and

you apologize. You don't bring up

nothing else in the story. And most

people don't know how to do that.

>> Spaces was also just not the place to do

it.

>> Yeah, agreed.

>> Especially when you I think someone said

that it was a 4 hours worth of spaces

cuz he may have said the right thing at

some point.

>> It was more than that.

>> Yeah. Then it was after

>> 4 hour 4 hour space might have been

there after

>> it was then it was the other one with

the homeboy and it was another it was it

was it was a it was several of them.

Especially when you have a platform like

he has like you could just do it right

there and

>> and and you would be buying yourself

time to think

>> that too.

>> Buy yourself time to think about how you

would like to respond. The stuff don't

look good. It don't look good.

>> So and a lot of people love you. So how

do I want to address this? Right. Like

responding immediately on Yeah. on

space. It was like I said it was

absolute master class in how you should

not deal with something. I'm not gonna

kick his back. And I think he

acknowledged that. No, I do not believe

Rory to be a racist. I think a lot of

people was getting [ __ ] off back then.

That was the whole point of the fake

retweet game. And and I ain't going to

sit there and lie. It was fun. The fake

retweet game used to be fun. Used to be.

I'm talking about 08 I'm 0809 2010

around that era. But them but and that's

what I'm saying.

>> 15 years is a long time. Yes. And this a

lot of

>> you can't people that pop up now see

these things you say oh it was wild back

then. No that's that's not that's not

how it works.

>> Curious 15 years ago he's around what

age?

>> He was youngest.

>> He's 35 now. So he was like 1920 21.

>> I always thought it was stupid when they

find people teenage tweets. I think

that's kind of ridiculous when they're a

kid. Also I think as a white person that

has black friends and black culture it's

probably really frustrating to be called

a racist. But I think that you should I

think every white person should have a

certain amount of guilt.

>> I I I'm I'm fine with that. The guilt.

I'm also want accountability from white

people in. I'm not talking about Roy

now. I'm just talking about white people

in general.

>> You a tan panther.

>> It always be them ones.

>> Yeah.

>> Down with whitey.

>> No. They said all my emojis is dark

skin. I had to re I had to redo them.

>> It's true. They like the emojis is dark

skin.

you would say, Mark.

>> Yeah. Um, it's it's about accountability

and like you said earlier, awareness of

who you are in a space. Um, and I think

every every interaction I've had with

Roy and everybody I know who's been

around him says that that he does have

that. So, the tweets were surprising to

me. Um, I don't think that's who he is.

You know, I'm not going to cape and say,

you know, you all got it wrong. I think

people have a right to be hurt. I think

people have a right to be hurt. People

have a right to want account to want

accountability, to want answers, to want

an apology. I think all that's true. Um,

you save yourself a lot of trouble with

a quick a quick apology. Get right to

it. Yeah.

>> Yo, I'm sorry. I know how this looks. I

was a dick. I don't uh that doesn't

represent my views and my back. Now, I'm

saying that, but at the same time, Rory

was getting his kick back kicked in.

Kayla Nicole was getting her back kicked

in for apologizing,

>> right?

>> I didn't see that.

>> There's a way to do it, though.

>> We should find that apology. We should

since we're in the

>> yeah apology section

>> apology segment of the show and trust me

I'm not going to hold y'all hostage with

uh this apology [ __ ] too much longer but

I just think it's interesting that two

different approaches.

>> Yo dog I my belief is on if you on the

internet looking for a response they

going to kick you back in regardless

>> they going to kick you back in. It don't

really matter what you do.

>> I think it's the worst place to go to.

>> Me too.

>> To Park's point you have a platform. you

can sincerely address your your apology

on your platform without the Q&A part.

You know what I mean? Because somebody

like Tamona said, somebody will be like,

"Man, [ __ ] you, you white bastard." And

then now you immediately get tilted.

That's literally what happened. Did you

hear it? That's

>> That's literally what happened. Dude's

like, "I'MMA [ __ ] YOU UP, WHITE." SO, so

now there's this dude yelling on the on

the spaces. I'm like, "I'mma [ __ ] you

up." And he's like, "Do it or don't."

Right? So, they going back and forth.

And again, like now it's a distraction

from the thing that should actually

happen because if you worry, what else

can you do in a situation when a [ __ ]

saying he gonna [ __ ] you up? I don't

think he handled that wrong.

>> The wrong part was what got you in

there.

>> Yeah, exactly. You just can't be in

there.

>> So they just going back and for [ __ ] you

up. Do it. Do it. [ __ ] you up. Do it.

>> Kind of. Yeah, it was.

>> All right. I do have Kayla Nicole's

apology. She says, uh, I want to take a

moment to sincerely apologize for the

hurtful tweets I posted so many years

ago. Seeing them resurface last week has

been incredibly difficult, and reading

them now, I'm ashamed that I ever

thought or spoke that way. They were

ignorant, hurtful, and completely wrong.

The woman I am today would never use

those words or express those kinds of

views. Over the years, I've seen

firsthand how cruel and harmful online

hate can be, and I would never want to

add to that world of pain in any form. I

have since deleted those tweets and my

ex account entirely because I refuse to

keep that energy alive or contribute to

a cycle of hate. I take full

responsibility for what I posted and I'm

truly sorry to anyone I may have hurt.

My heart, values, and perspective are

completely rooted in empathy, love, and

respect for others. I can't change the

past, but I will continue showing

through my actions who I've become and

what I stand for today. [ __ ]

for what?

>> Boy, did they [ __ ]

>> That was awful. What the [ __ ] you I

think that's master. I can't say

anything else.

>> It don't matter.

>> What y'all missing is like you said.

They want a pound of flesh. They want a

pound of flesh. But I'll tell you one

thing. I rather them be bad at me for my

apology than my non-apology.

>> Yo, ain't it from the wire? What? I

forgot the show. Now I got brain free.

Streets need a body.

>> Yeah.

>> Streets need a body.

>> The internet is going to get their body

no matter what.

>> What are they saying in particular

though? Is it certain specific about

what they made about her apology? Like

it sound like AI. What's the problem?

>> Well, a lot of them said that that was

chat GPT.

>> Yeah. It was a good drawing though. It

was a good draw.

>> Even if it is, she started to read it

and like she still had to post it.

>> She post it, right? Stop it. Stop it. I

would The only thing I would have left

out is I wouldn't do that.

>> When she says I wouldn't do that, if I

was this age, I would just leave that

out.

>> For for a matter that you're taking

seriously,

like if I'm taking these words like you

truly mean them and they're from your

heart, then they should come from your

heart, not from

>> me, [ __ ] I ain't say it.

>> No, no, I'm not attacking. But but

>> do you feel that way? to to a world

that's looking to already misinterpret,

misunderstand you. If if she say the

wrong thing coming from the heart, it

could it could read much worse than that

and they're going to attack you. So,

it's like, let me try to at least I

might run this may may not be chap GPT,

but let me run it past you. Yo, Mark,

I'm trying to say this. You're better

with words than I am. Help me with that.

Then you lose that and it's still not

good enough when they want you. It don't

matter, bro. It really don't matter.

>> I keep saying that. I'm just saying I do

understand people being angry at your

apology being from Chad.

>> If it feels like you put the effort into

I get I get why they would be but at the

end of the day we're word we work with

words. Everybody don't. So I get that

people need support.

>> I was going to say that

>> but I'm with you. If it looked like you

just mailed it in. I get it.

>> And they learning this after Kayla

Nicole is the is the one that pulled the

black woman card against Taylor Swift.

So they just saying it just nothing. It

feels genuine.

>> That's all. That's all. We can move on

from the apology segment unless

>> I want to say one thing that there's

something uh if there's different people

who have different views on it uh

different descriptions of but it's

called the anatomy of an apology. It's

basically like here's what apology

should be. I'm sorry.

Here's my understanding of what I did

wrong.

I'll never do it again. Here's how I'm

going to make this right. If you follow

those bullet points that gets you out

like everything she did in that apology.

>> That's what I'm saying. It it felt like

that to me. No excuses, no this, you

know, all that other [ __ ] don't matter.

Just get to those points which again I

think she did and and and that'll get

you out of there and that's it.

>> We got you on the steak already,

>> right?

>> We got you on We got you on the steak.

>> Fire is lit.

>> Exactly. Sorry. Can't take you down.

>> You still got You still got to take do

your time. Yeah. You still going to take

Yeah.

>> Exactly. Be be sorry on the steak.

>> Right.

>> Oh man. Uh what else? What else

important? Want to get right to new

music?

>> Get right to new music, man.

>> Let's do it.

a lot of music.

>> You put you had me hyped for Summer

Walker's album. So, I want to thank you

cuz I would have not I was wait I've

been waiting for W's album, but I said,

"Let me put Summer Walker in." You know

what I mean? This morning, I listened to

the the whole thing. I loved it.

>> I I love the first half. I like the

second half. That's

>> Well, I like the first half. The middle

I'm cool. The end was also good.

>> Yes, that's actually more accurate.

Yeah.

>> Yeah. And I don't know why they did a

double disc. It's only 15 minutes long.

Like that was a weird uh arrangement,

but

>> I think for the themes of it cuz one was

just one is for better

>> and just two is for worse.

>> Got it. Got it.

>> So I think it was more to be like the

concept of the album.

>> Got it.

>> Either way, I don't care. You triple

disc, whatever you want to do. Give me

the music. And this this is a great

[ __ ] album.

>> I was I was really uh I was really

pleased. I wasn't even I was like I'll

let Joe handle this review. I was caught

up in De La Soul, which doesn't come out

till next week. It's phenomenal. We'll

talk about it next week. Uh, but I play

on Summer Walker in the morning, so I

was like, let me at least give it a

little bit of a listen. And I I really

loved that whole first half.

>> Yeah, it was just the second half. It

got a little too uh

I don't know, like cliche R&B, I guess,

for me. Yeah, a little bit. I I actually

like the FMT and after that it started

to go into cliche R&B. The the the first

the first track of this. Yeah. Then

after that, I was like, I could live I

could live without this. And then toward

the end, it got good. I like the first

half because she was so I liked her

voice, you know what I mean? Like like

uh robbed you and all the songs were

like I'm basically she's over this dude

and now she's making moves. It felt it

felt good. It remind me a little bit of

Jasmine Sullivan stuff.

>> Okay. Yeah, that's fair.

>> In terms of the the narrative and stuff

like that,

>> Joseph, what I thought you made a face,

I might have misread you.

>> Yeah, you definitely probably misread.

>> I do that a lot.

>> You're you're trying to do something to

me and I'm not going to let you do it.

Something's going on with you, my good

brother. Dar,

>> can I say something?

>> Yes, please. Men,

>> I'm proud of Summer. Summer had I'm a

fan of Summer. Summer had social anxiety

real bad. And to watch her promo and

move around and do cuz the stuff that

she doing, she never did stuff like

that. Summer would go on stage and be in

tears. She was so [ __ ] freaked out

for them people. She grew a lot. Did she

go through six, seven [ __ ] to get

there? Yes.

>> Is your dream man coming? Yes, [ __ ] We

proud of you, girl.

[ __ ] that. That's one thing about

Summer. She going to try the [ __ ] out.

>> Um,

>> it's a good trilogy, man.

>> And I love the picture like cuz that's

the playoff Anna Nicole. I love that cuz

I loved Anna Nicole.

>> R&P Anna.

>> I don't have too much to say about this

project because I've only heard it

>> one and a half times.

Uh, off first listen, I don't know if I

love it as much as you guys.

>> Yeah. Really?

>> Really? What' you listen on?

>> What did I listen on?

>> Just phone or speakers?

>> Uh, Wurn.

>> I don't know if that sounds fancy.

>> Sounds expensive.

>> A little brown Bluetooth.

>> So, a speaker.

>> A speaker. Yeah, that's all I need. You

need a brand

plug in. But

>> well, it's a different sound than Sonos.

>> BS. You like BS?

>> Oh, yeah. I still got still got a Bose

Bluetooth box that they don't make

anymore.

>> Yeah, they don't make the B.

>> Get the old Bose the little [ __ ] with

the CD player at the top. Yeah,

>> I still got mine.

>> But y'all know I've been waiting for

this album and and and and part of that

is on me too, right? I normally don't

have a lot of albums that I go in with

such high expectations.

>> Yeah, you've been you've been set. I

listen to it.

>> I I have really really really high

expectations for Summer after her two

projects. Right. You should. So you come

on with Scars. Track one. I'm listening

from track one.

>> Yeah.

>> The [ __ ] you are. Are you playing with

me already?

>> I don't know.

>> Really?

>> I like Scars. I wish it was longer.

>> But it wasn't.

>> I think that's at the time. That was

yours is Oh, your issue was songs.

>> But it wasn't.

>> You said that about a couple.

>> This is Scars. At this point, I'm not

even looking at my phone. I'm making

coffee and waiting for the drums to

drop.

>> A 50-second joint. Just intro.

>> Yeah, I loved it. Intro.

>> It's just an intro.

>> It's an intro. Okay. Okay.

>> It's 15 seconds.

>> You're setting the tone.

>> [ __ ] you.

>> Yeah.

>> I definitely was expecting the whole

track. I definitely check to see if I

hit the skip button by accident.

>> Like, I'm not let these streaming

services trick me out of what I expect

to hear from one of my favorite artists

in the song. It was 50 [ __ ] seconds

of something that sounds phenomenal.

It's 50 seconds.

>> Got it. Cool.

>> Actually, I don't even need you to play

all these songs, right?

>> Yo, play the fourth joint, man.

That that that was my [ __ ] A go girl.

>> Yeah, I like

>> I was expecting to hate it and I loved

it. Don't believe it.

>> I was Man, I was turning up in a nursing

home bathroom listening to this [ __ ]

>> I could have fought them.

>> Wow.

>> What? I could have absolutely fought.

>> We about to fight you. Sorry.

>> I got to hear this. What's the wrong

with this one?

>> There's There's nothing There's nothing

wrong with it. There's nothing wrong

with it,

>> [ __ ] This when I was like, I love

this. I start texting [ __ ] after this.

>> You text [ __ ]

>> You got to get back.

>> Tit is real.

>> Did you hear that Six Flags line?

>> Yo, [ __ ]

>> you got the hook on the

>> It sound like this should have been a

hard R&B song.

>> Oh, I disagree.

>> This should have been a fire R&B song.

That would have been

>> this flow that they doing again. Maybe I

have too high expectations. This flow

that all of them did for one of the

longer records on here

>> and then I'm in my go y'all. You got

it's like it's like we needed another

joint to put on here. Let's get some

features. So now

so now I get even less Summer Walker on

the Summer Walker album that ain't but

58 Minutes. Anyway,

>> cool. It's too early for me to have a

beef. I said I only heard it one and a

half times.

>> Wow. That [ __ ] is fire.

>> Yeah, you.

>> But right after that was Chris Brown, so

I was happy.

>> I didn't love this record.

>> You met first?

>> Oh, okay.

>> You mean to you mean to tell me you went

and got the

>> Mariah Flair and and did a twominut song

with [ __ ] Chris Brown? You're

trolling me now.

>> You're trolling me, lady.

>> This lady This lady is trolling me. Yo,

>> that's an expensive sample for two

minutes.

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> I don't know what they doing.

I don't like it.

>> I don't like it.

>> I don't care about the length of the

song. I just didn't particularly love

this record.

>> I just didn't love the song. I don't

think about the

>> I love that one.

>> I love this [ __ ]

>> All right. So, I guess my main problem

so far is length. Boss,

>> let me just cuz you keep the script. You

keep mentioning the the the like the

length of the project and everything.

I'm just looking at her last two.

>> Over it was 18 songs, 49 minutes.

>> Still over it.

>> She's always been a short song.

>> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. She still

over it is 20 songs.

an hour, four minutes. So you what you

think 64? She's in that range, dog. The

very first song she ever put out like

that first project. She This has been

her bag. I'm saying on her previous two

projects, the songs that felt like they

should have been songs were songs.

>> Well, longer.

>> That's what I'm saying. It's not that

she does this. I know she does this

because I'm not stupid. But the songs

that I felt should have been a song was

too short

>> for me. I for me

>> on one listen. And I'm going back cuz

Summer gets that from me. But Summer is

one of the better singers we have. I

heard the songwriters on there like

don't rap bop me out.

>> It was only one.

>> That's not true.

>> She didn't do that majority of the

album.

>> I didn't say majority.

>> You're saying don't rap bop me rap bop

me out as if she did that on a good

portion of the album.

>> I don't want to hear that [ __ ]

>> It's R&B album.

>> It felt like a RV album.

>> R&B is hybrid damn near today. Anyway,

that's a fact.

>> I do think as the album went along, she

started to get more in an R&B,

traditional R&B bag,

>> which is probably why y'all don't [ __ ]

with it. Yeah.

>> See, this what I mean. Anderson Pac

record. 5 minutes.

>> 5 minutes.

>> You know Anderson wasn't going to let no

two minutes [ __ ] go out. You're not

doing that.

>> Uh yeah.

>> He's going to take a minute 30 himself.

>> Yeah.

>> Easy.

>> Like like make a song, right?

Oh my god,

>> you old, yo.

>> Listen, it's hard.

>> That's That's

>> It's hard. Like I said, as the album

went on, I appreciated it more, but I

I'll go back I'll go back and give it

another cool.

>> It's just cool. I don't I don't think

it's on par with the first two.

>> And to her to to your whole, you know,

oh, don't rap bop me out and everything.

I'm giving her some benefit of the doubt

because again, she's been snubbed for a

Grammy bad. So maybe and I see what's

winning.

>> Last the the last part.

>> Two years ago. Yeah.

>> Yeah. Two years ago. Snow.

>> Which album is that? The last one.

>> Still over it.

>> Got it.

>> Big time snow.

>> That was the one.

>> So maybe I switched the Okay, this is

what y'all are awarding this type of

sound here. Let me play that game a

little bit too. Like that's possible.

She could be going for hers.

>> And it's And the music is still good.

Like it's not like I don't like when

people try to do that and then it's bad.

It's like, yo, stick to your sound. This

ain't really you. This [ __ ] sounds

great.

>> She sound like she made this when she

truly was over someone.

>> Yes.

>> Yeah,

>> that's an issue.

I need

Hey, I need you I need to get you.

>> I need you to be front. I tried earlier.

>> I TRIED IT EARLIER. SHE'S VERY

EMPOWERED. YEAH. COME TO THE DARK SIDE,

BABY. NO, let Can we just tell the truth

in a [ __ ] space in parks and Mona? Can

we just tell the truth? Can I? No. No,

you can't. No, you can't.

>> Mark is trying to set me. Mark don't

love you as much as y'all. I'm asking

y'all.

>> You can't tell the truth. A lot of

people This has been a thing. So, yes,

you can tell the truth. It ain't just

her. It's It's been a thing.

>> I don't want to hear this [ __ ] happy.

She really sound like she's over it with

these [ __ ] So, I applaud her in real

life. You sound like

>> But is that when the

>> is that when the slaps get made?

>> Sound like a Joe Button fan.

>> OR OR DO THE SLAPS get made when there's

a [ __ ] spitting you around, putting a

car in your name, DRAINING THE [ __ ]

BANK ACCOUNT. COME ON. COMING IN AT 5 IN

THE MORNING, LEFT YOUR FOOD on the table

cold. I hate already.

I hate already is crazy.

>> You had to be a man to get that. I get

that. You know what it reminds me of?

When rappers on drugs and the music real

good when they drugged out

>> and miserable and depressed how I feel

about Kodak like the drug like I like I

like meth Kodak.

>> Yo, somebody else turn

>> I'm with you.

>> No, but no, they said what you ask me.

>> But that's what I'm saying. This album

So yo, don't listen to me out there. I'm

psycho

>> and this album is very good

>> and I'm musician psycho. I'm nuts all

the way around the board. Please find

someone else to uh to listen to or look

up to.

>> Nuts.

>> I want to hear uh her next album.

>> All right, y'all. I I want to hear I'm

back under it again. Right.

>> I want to hear All right, y'all. He text

me and we met up.

>> Just make the album title How y'all We I

met up with him.

>> This the same [ __ ] they said about Mary.

Same

thing.

>> Nobody like, "All right, we cool. You

got out of that and you happy?" But

that's not

>> When did we ever

>> But dog Mary gave us albums and albums

and albums of the [ __ ] managing. I love

So, let me shut up. Yeah, we

>> But you you know got to the death suare.

>> Summer gave us Don't do that, Mark.

Summer gave us two classics.

>> Why you got to be happy now?

>> Classics, my [ __ ] You don't give you

one classic.

>> Yo, do you know how much happiness I

sacrificed to go in the studio and make

good music? I could have chose to go try

TO BE HAPPY. [ __ ] THAT.

>> You did. [ __ ] that.

>> You remember what happened?

>> Hey, they hated it.

>> Yeah,

>> they hated it. And it was bad.

>> It was It wasn't bad. There was some

slaps.

>> I made fire way more fire music when I

>> Yeah,

>> that's just a fact. Listen, you take the

good, you take them both in.

>> We want our musicians [ __ ] up

>> and comedian.

>> I think that's a fact.

>> Torture comedians are funny as [ __ ]

Yeah. Yes.

>> True. Honestly, that's really what it

is. We want our entertainment from

people that's [ __ ] Oh, can we do like a

dark side of comedy on you?

>> Do you know how many jokes I have, but

black people don't like that and I don't

have a white audience yet. I'm coming

for y'all

>> cuz they because white people with dark

humor, they're just a little open to it.

Now, don't get mad at home. I know we

like dark humor, too. But like,

>> right, when I do jokes like abortion

jokes, like I see people stiffen up

sometimes. Abortion, suicide. Black

people don't like that.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. And I have so many abortions.

I mean, I can't run out of them.

>> Me, too. But

>> what we dark night

>> [ __ ] early mornings, AB in the morning,

get it.

>> Anyway. Anyway,

>> um I want to hear those jokes.

>> Yes.

But great album.

>> I'm gonna give I'm gonna give it time to

grow on me. I'm gonna go listen in the

car again. I only heard it one and a

half times.

>> I think you'll enjoy it in a different

setting or something. Maybe

>> I was in a nursing home bathroom

like city boys up 10. This [ __ ] was

crazy.

>> They god damn I almost want to start a

group chat with Summer and Lil Meche

again. Like somebody like somebody's got

to [ __ ] come in and and what the [ __ ]

get Larry back. Grocery still on

Larryondon.

What's my other man? The producer in

London. London. Come on.

>> Where's London? You know you know this

album is different. Scissor ain't on it.

Sizzle on track three last time.

>> Hey sad [ __ ] go get with sad [ __ ]

She got all the [ __ ] that just broke

up with a [ __ ] is outside. She got sexy

bread. They at the brunch spots hookah

lounges. THEY GOT THE CLUBS. NO. NO.

>> Great album, Summer.

The rest of us, we love this.

>> We love it. Summer, I'm happy that

you're happy.

>> Oh, not really.

>> I'm going to go listen to it. I'm going

to go listen to different.

>> I don't think it's bad cuz I don't think

that her or her crew or those writers,

the people that performed on that

project, can make a bad album. So,

please don't twist my words around. They

can't make a bad album. It's just the

pain. The pain is

>> Every time I see LVR right at the bottom

of the thing, I I just assume that

Leverne, even though I know it's not.

>> Oh my god.

Lever.

>> Who the [ __ ] is Leverne?

That's funny.

>> Actually, I had I had kind of a reverse

experience listening to music this

morning because of course I went to

Summer First.

>> Okay.

>> Of course I went to Summer First.

>> What time? Uh 5.

>> Okay.

>> 5:00 a.m. But I had snuck a little bit

when I went to take a [ __ ] at 2:00 in

the morning. But then I went back in bed

back, oh it's your birthday. Uh

>> no shower.

>> The [ __ ] I was excited about. I woke up

I WOKE UP YESTERDAY AND TWEETED, "HEY,

THAT'S SUMMER WALKER." I GOT A TEXT in a

half a second later. Summer Walker.

[ __ ]

>> you know what today is? You know what

you said?

>> You know what this month is?

>> You didn't just say You ain't tweet that

before.

>> See my next tweet. You see my next

tweet?

>> Yo, we did it.

>> My baby.

You can't be excited about some [ __ ]

Especially another woman.

>> Anyway, so I go So I go listen some

Walker [ __ ]

>> Cool. Cool. And when I went to W, I was

blown away.

>> I was absolutely blown away by Wle and I

didn't go into that expecting that. So

>> Oh, go ahead.

>> Oh, no. I I had the same experience. I I

had been waiting for it um since I

didn't get the early copy like you did.

I was I was salty. I was listening to

the early tracks like you know they

released like five of them on and and I

loved each and every one of them

>> but I was like these might be the only

good ones on there and it might be

filler for the rest of the thing. I

always worry about that these days. I

liked every song on there.

>> I thought not every song. I liked almost

every song on there. I thought he killed

it. I thought it was an amazing album.

>> There's only two records that I hate and

I told him he was he one of them he was

like yo when I laid the record I said I

just going to hate this. So cool. We

know.

>> Oh, the be ready.

>> I didn't use the skip button at all

until I got to those. But I was more so

worried because I'm not going to say

worried, but I wanted to see where this

album would go because I know it's not

even though he's whipped jam. We talked

about the state of Death Jam. So, I'm

like, it's I don't imagine like big

production budget and I want to hear he

has a great ear for beats, but I just

want to hear what this sounds like. I

don't I know it's not going to be your

A-list features and all of that. from

track one uh which is Conundrum. I was

like, "Oh, okay. You you getting into a

uh a very introspective

bad like you you going deep off the

rip."

>> Yeah.

>> And then I hear the sample to be I'm

like, "Oh, yeah. We we I'm cool."

>> He was off. We off, right?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We we off we

right off to the races. First line, I'm

like, "We don't need the scratchy voice

intro. Let the music play now."

>> That's my point.

That's my point. What's actually

opening bars?

>> Mhm. Yeah. First line.

>> Yeah.

>> At that point, I walked away.

>> Yep. He

>> at that point I walked away.

>> Yeah.

>> I did not expect to going into Wle for

him to do that.

>> I didn't especially not on the intro

>> and then it continued.

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

>> It continued.

>> Yes.

>> It kind of kept continuing.

>> The whole album is

>> pretty special, bro.

>> He is.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Like I don't really be

shocked when he deliver. That nigga's

really special.

>> He makes great music

>> and highly underrated

>> consistently. Yeah,

>> it's highly underrated. W is special,

bro.

>> He is.

>> Dog, hold up for a minute, man. [ __ ]

these [ __ ] talking about, man. Where's

this [ __ ] at? Where is Oh my god.

>> Yo, he continued the theme of finding a

dope sample, flipping it. Yeah.

>> Throughout the album. I like that

because Wle actually knows R&B. So he

knows the records to go and flip. Hey De

Jam, you really dropped the [ __ ]

ball. I just want to tell you again

while the clips are nominated for all

these Grammys and while they got all of

these records on here. All of these

records on here. Let me close this for a

minute. All of these records on here and

y'all got him. Y'all didn't do [ __ ]

Actually, what did they do?

>> What did they do? Whatever he put out

was him rapping over some [ __ ] A quick

freestyle here. Quick freestyle. He came

up here. I'm like, "Yo, where all this

freestyle [ __ ] A record. A record. A

record. Where's the records? But I know

you got records. We know you like you. I

know you have records.

>> No way. He's at Def Jam playing some of

these.

>> They did Blanco as the single and uh

Mirror on the Benz.

>> Yeah.

>> And I'm hearing this album like, bro,

did y'all missed it.

>> Y'all didn't hear the rest of this

album.

>> I love Blanco.

>> And y'all know

the top three song of this album.

>> Yeah. Exactly.

>> Yeah. Top three.

>> And that's why I'm like, Right. Right.

There's no way y'all heard this album

and said these are the singles.

>> There's no way y'all ever heard any W

album.

>> Yep.

>> I could stay here all day with this wall

album.

>> That That's what I did. It's a real good

It's a very good vibe like vibe album.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You could just put

this on.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> With people around outside nighttime,

daytime.

>> But he talking about some [ __ ] in there.

Like they might they might like you said

it's a vibe. You could throw it on, they

might not catch it. But when you sit and

listen to what he's actually saying, yo,

he's really every record is just like

dig deep, dig deep, dig deep.

>> Yeah. I didn't even get to the lyrics

cuz I was just vibing with it. Like I

haven't really broken it yet.

>> I was forced to get in the lyrics cuz he

kept saying [ __ ] that was like God.

Yeah, I was lying and [ __ ] back.

>> That was hard.

>> U

she really hurt you. Yo, I don't know

who this lady is cuz you keep your

relationships private except for that

one time you tried to pop out. Um, but

somebody see this what I like.

>> This what I like the pain.

>> I like when you met somebody that ain't

really good for you.

They got you out of character, bugging

the [ __ ] out. Now you go. You ain't got

no choice but to go to studio and do

pour your heart out as a as a poet. As

an artist as an artist.

>> Did you hear Survive on that album?

>> Oh, whatever. bar album

>> like that's to me is the one

>> you'll see

>> like it's

like survivors remorse like making it

out type record and my god yo

>> yeah what do you want me to say great

project from a great man pause

>> yeah man shout out to

>> great great great project

>> know he showed out he showed out tonight

I'm going to give it a shot on something

I'm going to go back I'm going go back

Friday night. I had to see. I got

>> I had to put this one on and take a ride

and I was like, "Yeah,

>> which one? While summer?" Yeah,

>> summer [ __ ] Summer [ __ ] I played it

soon as it dropped. I threw the I was

trying to get it early. Couldn't get it.

>> Soon as soon as it dropped, threw the

headphones on. It was like, "Oh shit." I

just had a plan.

>> I like that getting that [ __ ] early

[ __ ] I'm not going to lie.

>> I used to be against it, but it's nice

getting up a little early.

>> [ __ ] that sit with it.

>> Are you still able to do that? That's

impressive.

>> What?

>> Hear hear some music and All right,

babe. I'm going to the car. I'm taking a

ride. to hear this album. You You still

get that off?

>> Yeah.

>> [ __ ]

You You can't. Don't you try it. Hey.

>> Hey. Some Hey, I used to really love

you. He you my brother is Don't you even

listen to some music.

>> Boy, if you don't get your high yellow

ass back in this house and burp this

baby.

>> So stupid

>> to listen to an album.

Certain albums trying to [ __ ] while the

album on

that [ __ ] man.

>> All right.

>> Certain certain albums you need that

though. Like certain albums it just

calls for I got to hear it in the car.

>> Facts.

>> The house the headphones the speakers.

It's it's not going to hit the

>> car is the best.

>> It's the best. That's the best place.

Yeah. I need to I need to just hear

>> with the dick suck.

>> The dick.

>> That's dangerous. First of all,

>> it's very dangerous.

>> No. W album sound like a suburban and a

dick suck

>> dangerous.

>> I mean I ain't going to do it.

>> We ain't going to do it but that is what

it sound like. It sound like that's what

he wants you to do.

>> Damn. Who heard W? Yo, somebody [ __ ]

him up.

>> Famous person.

>> I mean I knew that in Starless the other

night too.

>> He was in there sad.

>> No, that's the problem.

>> The bounce back after the sag. Yeah. Oh

my god. Was in there sad at all.

>> That's one of the best times right

there.

>> I can't I can't snitch cuz you know

broke old but he he was having a blast.

>> Yeah, that's important.

>> As I just snitched

crazy son.

>> It's snitching. I had a good time.

>> Shout out to W. That's what you're

supposed to do.

>> Shout out to Summer Walker. I did not

hear Mario's project yet. I'm getting to

it. Me either.

>> Or Meeks. I I do want to listen to I

listen to Meeks. That That one kind of

threw me for a loop for a minute because

for a while Meek was talking about a

record he was dropping.

>> Yeah. And then maybe a couple hours

before midnight, he's like, "I got a I

got a a indie pack dropping."

>> Yeah. Four four records um at midnight.

It's like, "All right." Like, but I get

it. Meek is completely independent. So,

>> do what you want.

>> Yeah. I do what I want.

>> Um I did listen

>> and I want to drop when they drop.

>> I thought it I'm like, nah, I don't

think so.

>> I don't think so either. But it was it

was a fleeting thought.

>> You got to think it.

>> Yeah, you it was a fleeting thought. But

um three out of the four I I [ __ ] with.

It's it's the Meek I like. It's um it's

the the pain Meek.

>> Which Meek you like?

>> Oh, okay.

>> Slow flow. Not Shut up.

>> But

But yeah, I [ __ ] with three out of four

records.

>> Okay. I'm going check it out.

>> Yeah. It's quick little and I'm not mad

at that. You You want to keep dropping

>> EPs? I I I'll take it

>> for sure.

>> Fire fire review freeze. Almost like we

don't even have two Philly people over

here.

Look, look at the Philly segment.

Hey, Meek. Hello.

>> I don't listen to Meek like that.

>> No,

>> I like the I like the Friday joint. I

was real impressed by it. That

>> [ __ ] was incredible.

>> Yeah, I really was. Yeah.

>> And he probably still versed here, too.

>> Oh, no. Cuz he has Friday on this.

>> Oh, he does.

>> Yes. Okay.

>> The last song, which is the one that he

was promoting, that he was dropping a

video and everything for is him

featuring Friday.

>> Him and Friday ain't stopped working

since he met Friday.

>> I'm not bad.

>> Why wouldn't I know Friday from Philly,

too?

>> Yeah. Why would he?

>> I [ __ ] with Friday.

>> Yeah, Friday's dope.

>> Come here. Do these 700 songs.

>> You knew, right? A word.

>> Yo,

>> I need hooks.

>> Yo, come here.

>> A lot of them.

>> You see, you said nobody ever heard