JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 888

Digital Gloryhole

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 888, “Digital Gloryhole,” released December 22, 2025. The JBP begins its latest recording with Young Thug proposing to Mariah the Scientist at his Atlanta concert (19:23) before the crew reacts to Ice Spice’s appearance for the premiere of the new Spongebob movie (32:21). 21 Savage’s ‘f*ck the streets’ movement (38:22), Rams WR Puka Nacua issues an apology following a stream with Adin Ross (54:42), Joe shouts out the Knicks for winning the NBA Cup (1:19:39), and the room shares their most regrettable moments on TV (1:30:35). Charlamagne The God inks a five-year, $200 million deal with iHeartRadio (1:37:51), Netflix’s business moves (1:52:17), and the rumors of new Hot 97 morning hosts (2:00:11). Also, the woman in the Coldplay concert kiss cam speaks out (2:18:20), Marc shares a news story from California (2:34:26), Keke Palmer interviews Blueface (3:05:20), Part of the Show (3:14:17), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

Digital Gloryhole

In this episode

  • 19:23The JBP begins its latest recording with Young Thug proposing to Mariah the Scientist at his Atlanta concert
  • 32:21Before the crew reacts to Ice Spice’s appearance for the premiere of the new Spongebob movie
  • 38:2221 Savage’s ‘f*ck the streets’ movement
  • 54:42Rams WR Puka Nacua issues an apology following a stream with Adin Ross
  • 1:19:39Joe shouts out the Knicks for winning the NBA Cup
  • 1:30:35The room shares their most regrettable moments on TV
  • 1:37:51Charlamagne The God inks a five-year, $200 million deal with iHeartRadio
  • 1:52:17Netflix’s business moves
  • 2:00:11The rumors of new Hot 97 morning hosts
  • 2:18:20The woman in the Coldplay concert kiss cam speaks out
  • 2:34:26Marc shares a news story from California
  • 3:05:20Keke Palmer interviews Blueface
  • 3:14:17Part of the Show
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 888 Transcript

Full transcript of Digital Gloryhole (57:14 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

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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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    right now. We should start the show.

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    [laughter]

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    >> Address it.

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    >> I just thought about what he said. I'm

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    like, wait a minute. [laughter] That's

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    exactly what I know that Freeze I know

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    that Freeze has it out for me.

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    >> No, I don't [laughter]

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    like that. Stop. No, I don't.

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    >> I love everybody up here and I just want

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    to have a great pod. I don't have it out

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    for anybody. You're not [laughter] doing

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    that. Nope.

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    >> But when you lead with

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    what you was leading with,

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    >> I didn't lead. I replied to you because

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    I heard what you said. I'm on my phone.

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    >> I said the internet was calling me a

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    sellout.

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    >> Right.

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    And then you said, "That's not what

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    sellout means." And I'm like, "Well, yes

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    it does."

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    >> Well, first of all, I was I was talking

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    to Parks. [laughter]

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    >> First of all, I was talking to Parks.

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    >> You said it out loud.

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    >> Parks called me a sellout, too.

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    >> I did. Yeah.

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    >> And I said, "Well," and I said, "That's

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    not what sellout means, but

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    no point in fighting it." And then Parks

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    agreed. And that should have been the

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    end. But but that is what sellout means.

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    >> What does sellout mean? [laughter]

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    >> Why they called you a sellout?

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    [laughter]

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    >> Let's see if you're a sellout for real.

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    Let's see. Let's see. This is the real

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    test of sellout. [laughter] Let's go

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    big.

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    >> They call me a sellout cuz I picked Jake

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    Paul in my in my in my in my Netflix

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    >> that's not my calculated opinion on what

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    I thought the outcome of the game would

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    be.

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    >> This is boxing analysis.

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    >> No, no, calculated. That's not why I

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    called you. [laughter]

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    >> Oh, why? Cuz what you said before the

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    camera cut on about the same fight.

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    >> Oh, this rat. [clears throat]

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    That's

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    >> crazy.

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    This is a little vicious right here.

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    >> That's right.

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    >> I didn't say what he said.

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    >> Hey, but [laughter] two things you can

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    say.

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    >> Wow.

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    >> It's a 50/50 bowl. We know what's

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    >> You took it. [laughter]

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    >> You said took it. You could have just

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    left me alone with yo, BUT I did

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    [laughter] have to bring it to air.

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    >> Yo, I ain't say he shot him. Yo, I

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    didn't say he shot him.

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    >> I'm just saying he said he didn't

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    [laughter] shoot him.

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    >> I'm saying I And he lied

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    >> early, right?

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    >> I'm just saying his ear was messed up

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    after [laughter]

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    >> he had a gun. Yo,

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    >> he said his ear was ringing for a week.

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    >> Yo, man. Crazy. I'm I'm here in peace.

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    >> Me, too.

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    >> I'm here in peace.

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    >> Thank you. I'm so tired of ordering

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    mother salad. I've been eating salad all

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    week.

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    >> I know it's bad cuz I take the thing and

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    do it like cereal to my mouth.

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    [laughter]

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    >> I do get the dressing.

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    >> The dressing.

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    [laughter]

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    >> It be dressing. Uh was white balsamic uh

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    yesterday.

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    >> But you got to stop with the dressing.

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    See,

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    >> it's a van.

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    >> You want a man to eat plates? [laughter]

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    >> Listen, hold on. I'm not Joe. I'm not

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    Bugs Bunny. I'm not doing it. When we

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    first talked about it, I'm like, Joe,

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    like, what kind of dress are you going

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    to use? He like the good ones. Ranch.

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    I'm like, when you supposed to do

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    vinegrett or like homemade olive oil,

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    lemon juice? Like, I'm already eating a

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    salad. I'm not

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    >> Word. Yeah. Steps, my

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    >> dressing is the worst part, though.

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    >> Like, if you're going to eat a salad

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    with the wrong dressing, you might need

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    a bowl of cereal.

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    >> She's right.

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    >> I get She's not right.

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    >> I get Let me tell you what I order.

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    >> It's so much sugar in dressing and like

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    stuff in dressing.

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    >> Give me ranch dressing with a side of

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    salad. There's still nutrients in the

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    salad that wouldn't be in cereal

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    >> and fiber and bead [laughter]

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    >> like that pubic hair. You be wrong.

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    [laughter]

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    >> If you got pubic hairs all wrong.

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    >> If a if a person eats a salad and let's

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    say [clears throat] they don't use Roma.

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    Let's say they use iceberg, right? And

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    they throw a salad, right? That's it's

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    nothing. You're not getting nutrients

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    out of there. You're just drinking a cup

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    of sugar with your dressing. Now, if you

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    have KY in your salad and romaine lemon,

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    >> [laughter]

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    >> slow back down.

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    >> Kenny,

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    >> first time you said I didn't know who

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    you

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    [laughter]

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    >> You said the second time I know

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    >> don't know because they eat croutons,

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    Joe.

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    >> Croutons are good.

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    >> Well, you can't have croutons in your

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    salad either.

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    >> No. Big bread sticks in your salad. Why?

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    Ice. Why are we doing that?

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    >> Watch this salad I eat after we eat.

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    >> I already know the type of salad you

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    eat. The ones from Instagram with all

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    the fried chicken and [ __ ] on it. It's

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    not a salad.

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    >> Now, that's not really a salad.

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    >> Like, that's not a salad.

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    >> Fried chicken salad. When you get sad,

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    that's where they trick you when you

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    start adding all this.

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    >> That's apple salad. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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    >> Watch this salad.

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    >> Fried chicken, fried shrimp. I see

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    salads with fried chicken, fried shrimp,

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    sometimes [laughter]

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    >> grilled [ __ ] on Instagram. Yes.

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    >> Like Instagram salads are good.

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    >> I'm sick of it. My stomach sitting here

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    growling right now.

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    >> I know you hungry. Eat salads all day.

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    What was your favorite salad this week?

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    >> It been the same salad. I ain't a

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    killing it.

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    >> Is it protein in your salad?

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    >> I'm not killing it. Like what proteins

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    you for? Like shrimp.

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    >> Shrimp.

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    >> Okay.

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    >> Some shrimp. Man, this is for the birds.

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    Being fat is the wave. [laughter]

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    >> It's so It's so fun.

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    >> All of that discipline and eating right

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    and watching the carbs, calories. Yeah,

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    >> you should still eat a little bit of

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    carbs.

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    >> Portion control and water all day.

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    >> That's the hardest part for me. Portion

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    control.

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    >> That's That's what it really is. The

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    portion control is really good.

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    >> Then they want you to have energy to get

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    up out of bed and go work out. It's like

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    I ain't eat in two weeks.

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    >> We talking about it. No energy. They

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    want me to go go to the smoothie store.

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    >> Yeah, that don't do lames.

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    >> Healthy is gross. And then it tastes a

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    lot of that [ __ ] tastes like vacuum

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    dirt.

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    >> You know what I mean?

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    >> Eat them bowls that Cory be eating.

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    >> That it don't even look appealing.

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    >> That's what I'm saying. Food is so good.

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    >> Oh my god. Gravy.

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    >> Especially when you fry it.

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    >> I could park. I could eat gravy.

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    >> Said gravy.

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    >> Gravy. [laughter] Gravy. Yo, that is

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    some fat people.

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    >> Out of all the food to think about, you

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    just like [laughter]

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    gravy.

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    >> I wonder

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    good though.

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    >> Oh, [snorts] we can't tell.

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    >> You know what's coming. That's probably

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    >> No, Mona. Look like she can make gravy.

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    >> Well, it look like she could cook.

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    >> I could cook.

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    >> Look like she made gravy in a barrel.

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    >> You can't tell. Ain't been a plate up

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    here. Ain't a brain of rice at all.

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    >> Said the mac and cheese ain't

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    >> That's crazy. She keeps saying next

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    Friday too.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Never. I've never seen a pot Saturday.

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    >> No. How about you just cook?

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    >> Yeah, I [laughter] agree. I think I

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    should just cook. I don't want to eat

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    this y'all come up with

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    >> Wow. Damn. Damn.

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    >> Y'all cook? Who cooks here?

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    >> I cook. Parks is a

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    >> I know Mark cooks for the house. He's

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    the one that cooks at the house.

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    >> And Parks is a good cook. I'm a I'm an

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    average cook. He's a good cook.

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    >> I enjoy cooking.

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    >> Okay.

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    >> Yeah. You watch me eat your

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    [laughter]

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    >> I'M GLAD YOU ASKED. IT'S MY BIRTHDAY.

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    [laughter]

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    >> Happy birthday.

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    >> Happy birthday.

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    >> Damn, bro.

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    >> That got to do with your wife eating

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    your food, bro.

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    >> You ain't say food.

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    >> You ain't say

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    I'm It's your wife, [ __ ] I don't even

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    play with people like that.

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    >> My wife eats my my food every day.

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    >> Yeah,

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    >> she likes it. Oh, I'm a good I'm not bad

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    at

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    >> What you in there making every day?

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    >> Yeah. What's your go-to meal?

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    >> Different go-to meal.

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    >> That's what I don't got like a go-to.

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    >> I have a go-to meal,

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    >> but I do do like a lot of uh

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    >> go-to meal

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    >> that I cook on a regular basis.

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    >> What's that?

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    >> This

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    fried chicken.

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    >> Fried chicken.

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    >> Yeah. Fried chicken, cheese, jams,

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    collar. That's like my I cook that the

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    fastest. [laughter]

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    >> I don't know. I cook the most.

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    >> Your go-to meal is Thanksgiving. word.

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    [laughter]

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    We got a

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    >> I was saying I like I like So

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    >> sound like Loretta Deon on [laughter]

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    Is he watching me walk away? [laughter]

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    >> What's your go-to meal? Like what do you

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    cook the most for him?

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    >> I mean I do a lot of sea I do a lot of

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    seafood stuff. You know what I mean?

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    Just because we try to be healthy. Um

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    what else?

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    >> So what's your go-to meal?

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    >> I don't have a single go-to meal. That's

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    all I'm trying.

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    No city in line right now.

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    >> No, I cook like almost every

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    >> All right. So, what you made yesterday?

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    >> You said seafood.

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    >> A go-to meal sounds weird. Like I'm not

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    making the same plate every day.

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    [laughter]

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    >> I didn't ask him his go-to. Yes.

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    Yesterday

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    >> I asked him what he's in there cooking.

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    >> Okay. Yesterday I made shrimp scampy.

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    The day before that I made just a baked

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    salmon. The day before like a chicken at

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    not salmon. What were the sides of the

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    baked salmon?

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    >> Uh asparagus and sweet potato. Um mashed

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    sweet potatoes.

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    >> Okay. You mashed them? He cook like the

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    jail Muslim cult chef.

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    >> So and if it's good.

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    >> Hey yo, my [ __ ] Salmon with mashed

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    sweet potatoes and that's a meal right

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    there. Yeah, it can be good. And it's

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    >> It could be bad too, but it could be

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    good.

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    >> Yeah.

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    >> Depends on how you make it.

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    >> Fam, I'm with that. I could eat that

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    four nights a week.

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    >> Dead ass. I could eat the same [ __ ]

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    though. Everybody can't do that.

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    >> I'm I'm the same way. I would eat crab

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    cakes every day. I make crab cakes a

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    lot. I would just for me cuz my wife get

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    tired of I eat them shits every day. I

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    have no problem.

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    >> Yeah, I

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    >> Yeah,

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    >> that that's going to be hard for you.

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    >> What's going to be hard for me?

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    >> Cuz you you're a foodie. So when you

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    really trying to lose weight, a lot of

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    that [ __ ] be just the same [ __ ] over

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    and over and over again.

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    >> And that [ __ ] become annoying.

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    >> I would really want to pour into that on

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    the Jack Lain podcast [laughter]

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    or [ __ ] Billy Blanks

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    podcast. [ __ ] started a conversation

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    about

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    >> you. Shut the [ __ ]

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    >> stupid ass [ __ ] [laughter]

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    >> [ __ ] [laughter]

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    >> That's [ __ ] up. That's [ __ ] up. All

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    right, come on. Let's have some money.

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    You good?

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    >> Yeah, I'm great.

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    >> All right, good.

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    >> I'm great.

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    >> Got some info.

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    >> I've been reading the comments

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    >> and

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    >> I got bad news, guys.

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    >> What'd you come up with?

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    >> These people want me to shut the [ __ ]

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    up. [laughter]

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    Um, and I'mma work on it. Is you know,

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    uh,

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    >> is that what they said?

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    >> They saying, "Did

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    >> your boss tell you shut the [ __ ] up?"

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    >> Shut the He tells me with his eyes on a

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    regular basis.

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    >> Oh, all right.

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    >> Last week, he played a little clip for

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    me, "Pass the [ __ ] ball." That was

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    for me, [laughter]

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    >> you know. I didn't realize it until I

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    rewatched, you know. I thought it was

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    for everybody. It was for me, you know.

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    Sitting right next to the [ __ ] he

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    played something directed [laughter] at

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    me,

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    >> you know. But no, it's like, you know,

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    I'm just going to work on it.

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    >> They love you, though. Don't Don't get

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    it. The boys love

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    >> and and I love you.

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    >> It's I love you too. But it's you know

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    when you read stuff it's just the

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    negative. I don't know why it's like

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    that like the negative stuff character.

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    I feel like they getting used to me but

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    for the most part I think they want me

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    to shut like literally people like I'm

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    starting to like the [ __ ] but I just

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    wish he shut the [ __ ] up.

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    >> Do you see the irony with this moment

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    right now?

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    >> Mark is an absolute [laughter]

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    >> Mark is an absolute

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    special. [laughter]

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    >> We all

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    >> right. God damn it.

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    >> What a what a time.

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    >> Yeah, it was. Yeah.

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    >> What a time to be alive.

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    >> Shout out to everybody that was in

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    Sentin City back in those days, man.

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    Some of the best food you could get at a

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    strip club.

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    >> Some of the best times in the Bronx,

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    man. Really good times.

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    >> It was good times.

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    >> The applause going for the best crew in

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    the [music] world right quick.

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    Oh, that felt great.

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    >> Who was that?

  • 12:16

    >> It's Mark Hilling.

  • 12:19

    >> And Mona. Mona. Big Mona is here.

  • 12:23

    Talking less. [laughter]

  • 12:25

    >> Talking less. Smiling more. Huh? What

  • 12:28

    episode is this?

  • 12:29

    >> 8.88. Welcome to episode 888 of the Joe

  • 12:32

    Button podcast brought to you by fueled

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  • 12:36

    Gang. I'm your humble, gracious,

  • 12:38

    grateful, really happy to be here. Host

  • 12:40

    Joe Button here with some really amazing

  • 12:41

    people. To my right, Big Mona, don't

  • 12:44

    call her white girl is in the building.

  • 12:46

    Philly's finest, Philly's other finest.

  • 12:49

    To her right, our good brother Dr. Mark

  • 12:51

    Lamont Hill in the building. Uh, next to

  • 12:53

    him, we got our good brother ish, Mr.

  • 12:55

    Thousand Doors and Up. Our good brother

  • 12:58

    Freeze is in the building. Huh? Big

  • 13:00

    Freeze. Stop playing with him. Hey,

  • 13:02

    quick question before we introduce Paul.

  • 13:03

    >> You didn't get the gray memo.

  • 13:05

    >> How how many how long y'all going to do

  • 13:06

    this?

  • 13:07

    >> You and you and freeze and

  • 13:09

    >> y'all in sync, boy.

  • 13:13

    >> No, seriously. Y'all talk on the way in

  • 13:14

    or like

  • 13:15

    >> honestly like

  • 13:16

    >> it's not playing.

  • 13:17

    >> Yo, I had whole different clothes, my

  • 13:18

    [ __ ] I just couldn't find one of my

  • 13:20

    boots. [laughter]

  • 13:23

    >> I texted threw this [ __ ] on.

  • 13:25

    >> I threw this [ __ ] on. Free Freeze and

  • 13:27

    Ish are dressed alike again.

  • 13:30

    >> Again, it happens a lot. A lot.

  • 13:31

    >> They keep doing it.

  • 13:33

    >> I I mean, I think it's cool.

  • 13:34

    >> I mean, I don't mind it.

  • 13:35

    >> I [clears throat] think it's pretty

  • 13:36

    cool.

  • 13:37

    >> Solidarity.

  • 13:38

    >> Who took the lead on this one, though?

  • 13:39

    >> Parks in the building. Shout out to

  • 13:41

    Parks. [laughter]

  • 13:41

    >> No, Parks in the Building

  • 13:44

    Park. Who took the lead on this one?

  • 13:46

    Whose idea was was Gray Sweat Day?

  • 13:49

    >> Po in the building.

  • 13:50

    >> And that's gay, too, to to come

  • 13:52

    [laughter] up with that.

  • 13:53

    >> Yeah. Did y'all girls wear Gray Sweats?

  • 13:56

    Cory's in the building. Cory [laughter]

  • 13:58

    is here. He's coming in printing today.

  • 14:02

    >> Gory Paul Ericson in the back.

  • 14:04

    >> The print boys. The [laughter] print

  • 14:06

    boys.

  • 14:12

    >> Yo, why y'all being modest now? Don't

  • 14:13

    wear gray sweats and be modest.

  • 14:15

    >> Yo, my [ __ ] you think I'm calling

  • 14:16

    another man like, "Yo, what you wearing

  • 14:17

    to work, my [ __ ] Let's print on them."

  • 14:19

    >> Yeah, [laughter] you either doing that

  • 14:21

    or answering the phone or text or the

  • 14:24

    Monstars chat.

  • 14:25

    Like there's a few vehicles you could be

  • 14:27

    using.

  • 14:29

    >> Ain't no [ __ ] in the Monstars.

  • 14:31

    >> There's no [ __ ] in the Monstars chat.

  • 14:33

    >> All baddies.

  • 14:34

    >> Wait,

  • 14:35

    >> I thought you talking to dudes about

  • 14:37

    baddies.

  • 14:37

    >> If we don't talk, you just post.

  • 14:41

    [laughter]

  • 14:42

    >> He said,

  • 14:45

    >> okay, but that's a [ __ ] sending that.

  • 14:48

    >> Yeah, [laughter]

  • 14:49

    but ain't nobody ain't there like, "Yo,

  • 14:50

    what you wearing to work?" You know what

  • 14:51

    I'm saying? What's up, son? What you

  • 14:52

    wearing?

  • 14:53

    >> So yo, don't comment. Don't double tap a

  • 14:55

    picture or nothing. It's just

  • 14:56

    >> Yeah, [ __ ] put a fire in there or

  • 14:58

    something, but it ain't be no

  • 14:59

    conversations.

  • 15:00

    >> That they ain't put that

  • 15:02

    >> at all. A digital glory hole.

  • 15:04

    >> Looks [laughter]

  • 15:07

    crazy.

  • 15:08

    >> Digital glory holes.

  • 15:10

    >> What the [ __ ]

  • 15:10

    >> It sounds like a little bit peep show at

  • 15:12

    least.

  • 15:13

    >> Mhm. [laughter]

  • 15:13

    >> Yeah.

  • 15:15

    >> Gold all in my chain.

  • 15:18

    >> This guy's crazy, bro.

  • 15:21

    >> Move along, man.

  • 15:22

    >> Yeah, go ahead, man. But it's so tough

  • 15:23

    to uh [laughter] that's introduce the

  • 15:26

    rest of the cast so we can get started,

  • 15:27

    man.

  • 15:28

    >> But why you don't just hit the [ __ ]

  • 15:31

    [laughter]

  • 15:32

    >> Like I'm in a I'm in a relationship.

  • 15:35

    >> That's true.

  • 15:35

    >> Yes. [laughter]

  • 15:37

    >> Yes.

  • 15:39

    Okay.

  • 15:40

    >> All right. [laughter] All right. All

  • 15:43

    right. How's everybody doing?

  • 15:44

    >> Feeling great, man. How you doing?

  • 15:46

    >> Great.

  • 15:46

    >> Feeling great.

  • 15:46

    >> Great.

  • 15:46

    >> How was your birthday?

  • 15:47

    >> It was good. I didn't do anything. Um,

  • 15:49

    it was actually like the most laid-back

  • 15:51

    birthday I ever had. 47 is real

  • 15:54

    unremarkable. So, I just stayed at home.

  • 15:55

    I literally wanted to finish a book like

  • 15:58

    writing one. So, I was like, I've been

  • 15:59

    delayed. So, I said I'm just going to I

  • 16:01

    took some vitamins.

  • 16:02

    >> This [ __ ] Mark talk heavy. I'm sorry to

  • 16:03

    cut you off. I wanted to finish a book

  • 16:04

    like writing one. Not reading like you

  • 16:07

    not reading like you losers do. I'm

  • 16:09

    writing another one.

  • 16:10

    >> It's dumb late. So, I was like I just

  • 16:11

    took my vitamins and I I just sat there

  • 16:13

    for eight hours. I didn't have to pick

  • 16:14

    up my um my kids or anything like that.

  • 16:16

    They did all that for me and I just got

  • 16:18

    work done. My wife took me to dinner

  • 16:20

    which was great.

  • 16:20

    >> That's nice.

  • 16:21

    >> My son made a little card for me.

  • 16:23

    >> A don't Oh, it was terrible.

  • 16:26

    >> He really folded in. I mean,

  • 16:28

    >> this [ __ ] made [laughter] it all

  • 16:30

    week.

  • 16:30

    >> He mailed it in this year.

  • 16:32

    >> Yeah. Yeah. For real, man. That was a

  • 16:33

    real lackluster. You know what I mean?

  • 16:34

    I'm starting to question his talent, but

  • 16:36

    but you know,

  • 16:37

    >> nigga's crazy.

  • 16:38

    >> I'll put it in the drawer.

  • 16:39

    >> No, we telling the truth about this

  • 16:41

    college.

  • 16:41

    >> Yeah. Raise the bar. Is that you?

  • 16:43

    >> No, I don't do all that. I really don't

  • 16:45

    celebrate my birthday. I'm real low key.

  • 16:46

    This was

  • 16:46

    >> You posted yourself on Instagram. You

  • 16:48

    celebrated your birthday.

  • 16:49

    >> No. No. So, what I do is I always post

  • 16:51

    it the day after as a passive aggressive

  • 16:53

    move against people who forgot it.

  • 16:54

    >> That's why I posted.

  • 16:56

    >> Yeah.

  • 16:56

    >> You really That's some That's some chick

  • 16:59

    [ __ ]

  • 16:59

    >> Yeah, you're different.

  • 17:00

    >> I want I want to let y'all know y'all

  • 17:02

    forgot my birthday.

  • 17:03

    >> My brother and my mom, they learned

  • 17:04

    their lesson this year. [laughter]

  • 17:05

    >> Oh my god.

  • 17:06

    >> You both can.

  • 17:07

    >> Your mom should get a pass.

  • 17:08

    >> Your mom can look at this. No,

  • 17:13

    >> MY MOTHER. MY BLIND MOTHERS.

  • 17:18

    >> They got no bra on Instagram. [laughter]

  • 17:23

    >> Hey, they [laughter] start forgetting.

  • 17:27

    >> They do be they start forgetting.

  • 17:30

    >> N she forgot. It's okay. I don't care.

  • 17:32

    My brother from jail called me, which

  • 17:33

    was great. That's the one I The one

  • 17:35

    who's fully free

  • 17:37

    [cough and laughter]

  • 17:38

    >> with a phone and a calendar. The one the

  • 17:40

    one in jail got time.

  • 17:41

    >> That's true. She ain't got no [ __ ]

  • 17:43

    >> [laughter]

  • 17:45

    >> You know what I mean?

  • 17:46

    >> But no, but it was a good it was a good

  • 17:47

    laidback lowkey lowkey lowkey situation.

  • 17:50

    >> That's good. I'm glad you had a good

  • 17:50

    birthday. I'm glad you enjoyed it, man.

  • 17:53

    >> 47 is uneventful.

  • 17:54

    >> I'm just saying for your 50th or 45th.

  • 17:56

    No, it's this my Karolinko year like

  • 17:58

    there's nothing about 47 that's like

  • 18:00

    [laughter] special.

  • 18:02

    >> That's not true.

  • 18:03

    >> That mindset got even Don't even speak

  • 18:05

    like that. That sounds crazy.

  • 18:09

    Tomorrow is not promised.

  • 18:10

    >> [ __ ] that died at 46 would have

  • 18:13

    loved 47.

  • 18:15

    >> No time on earth is promised. You you

  • 18:17

    you do yourself a a huge mistake.

  • 18:20

    >> Yeah.

  • 18:21

    >> Putting something off thinking that

  • 18:22

    you'll be here.

  • 18:24

    >> I ain't trying to start heavy like that,

  • 18:25

    but 47 is an accomplishment.

  • 18:28

    >> Every year.

  • 18:29

    >> Every year.

  • 18:31

    >> That's a good point. You You're not

  • 18:32

    wrong. Next year I do a big 48. I'll do

  • 18:34

    it up big for 48. [laughter]

  • 18:37

    >> Writing two books.

  • 18:39

    >> Exactly.

  • 18:40

    >> This [ __ ] play too much. [cough]

  • 18:41

    >> Book and [laughter] essay.

  • 18:44

    >> Going crazy.

  • 18:45

    >> 50. Got to go crazy, man.

  • 18:47

    >> Got to

  • 18:48

    >> 50 years old now. 50 Cent.

  • 18:50

    >> Yeah, I know what you mean. Clean it up

  • 18:51

    though. [laughter]

  • 18:52

    >> Yeah. Better be. Sorry.

  • 18:57

    >> It's you up. You You up next.

  • 18:58

    >> Yeah.

  • 18:59

    >> 50 50 got to go crazy. remember all that

  • 19:01

    black all that n you was doing with the

  • 19:03

    black man and the next you nothing is

  • 19:04

    promised all that [ __ ]

  • 19:05

    >> Yeah, it ain't promised. I'm I'd be h

  • 19:07

    happy and grateful and

  • 19:10

    um blessed to see 50 years old

  • 19:13

    inshallah. I mean I mean but uh

  • 19:16

    >> they got him. That's it. They got

  • 19:17

    another one.

  • 19:18

    >> We got you. [laughter]

  • 19:21

    >> All right. Well, where you want to

  • 19:22

    start?

  • 19:23

    >> Well, of course we got congratulations

  • 19:25

    that are in order. Young Thug and Mariah

  • 19:27

    apparently are getting married. Hey,

  • 19:29

    hey,

  • 19:30

    >> love wins. Love wins.

  • 19:31

    >> Come on, man. Wins.

  • 19:33

    >> Round of applause.

  • 19:36

    >> Love wins again.

  • 19:37

    >> In one of the most romantic scenes I've

  • 19:39

    ever seen in my life.

  • 19:40

    >> I almost shed a tear.

  • 19:41

    >> I shed a tear, man. On the stage, there

  • 19:44

    was some whispering. There was some

  • 19:45

    movement. Why you looking at that?

  • 19:47

    >> I'm just listening to you fellas.

  • 19:49

    >> You ain't like [laughter] it?

  • 19:51

    >> I mean, uh, you know, it it Yeah. No, I

  • 19:56

    didn't really like it. [laughter] All

  • 19:57

    right. Um, you know, he's rich. They

  • 20:01

    rich, you know what I mean? So, it's

  • 20:02

    like, god damn, bro. Like,

  • 20:03

    >> the ring was nice.

  • 20:04

    >> Yeah. Yeah, the ring was it. Um, they've

  • 20:08

    been through a lot publicly. So, it's

  • 20:09

    like I feel like like I thought that was

  • 20:11

    coming, but I just probably just assumed

  • 20:13

    Thug would do it a little bigger. You

  • 20:15

    know what I mean?

  • 20:15

    >> What big How bigger do you get?

  • 20:16

    >> It was like 50,000 people.

  • 20:18

    >> Nothing crazy. Just like fireworks. Uh

  • 20:22

    maybe a plane chartered across the sky

  • 20:25

    saying [ __ ] cheerleader drummer band you

  • 20:27

    know the southern schools and they come

  • 20:29

    up [laughter]

  • 20:32

    marching band nothing crazy um maybe Lil

  • 20:36

    Maxwell singing on the side you know

  • 20:38

    what I mean little pretty wings um

  • 20:41

    >> pretty wings

  • 20:41

    >> come on bro this [ __ ] ask you pretty

  • 20:43

    wings

  • 20:44

    >> no that's a breakup song

  • 20:45

    >> it don't matter

  • 20:47

    >> come on bro like this [ __ ] to think it

  • 20:50

    all the way through please. Um, but

  • 20:53

    yeah, I just I don't know. It just

  • 20:54

    seemed a little like a snooze like the

  • 20:56

    way he did it is like why do that on

  • 20:57

    stage like that? You know what I mean?

  • 20:59

    Do it in front of people. Let's do it.

  • 21:00

    >> Well, that's the first question. Like

  • 21:02

    cuz it was in front of stage. For those

  • 21:03

    that didn't see it, it was in it was a

  • 21:04

    concert. Lot of energy. People were

  • 21:06

    excited. He got down on one knee. He

  • 21:08

    whispered some [ __ ] I couldn't exactly

  • 21:10

    make out. And then at some point she got

  • 21:12

    up and said, "I guess we getting

  • 21:13

    married,

  • 21:13

    >> dog."

  • 21:14

    >> Yeah. It said it on the screen. Will you

  • 21:15

    marry me? And all that.

  • 21:16

    >> Will you Right.

  • 21:17

    >> Yeah.

  • 21:18

    >> I guess we getting married. is. No,

  • 21:19

    she's excited about I'm not No shade

  • 21:21

    with them on that. I'm sure they're

  • 21:22

    happy. Love wins.

  • 21:24

    >> Well, I always see why she tired anyway.

  • 21:26

    She always she need a nap. You know what

  • 21:27

    I mean? That's no shade to her. I like

  • 21:28

    her [ __ ] but she's very like

  • 21:31

    >> layback.

  • 21:32

    >> Yeah.

  • 21:34

    Yeah. I I You know what I mean? So, she

  • 21:38

    already sleepy. You know what I mean?

  • 21:40

    You should have did it in the morning

  • 21:41

    when that [ __ ] get a little got a

  • 21:42

    little more.

  • 21:44

    >> If you ask the woman

  • 21:45

    >> like a what's today vibe. Like if y'all

  • 21:48

    asked a woman to marry you and the first

  • 21:50

    thing she did was turn around to the

  • 21:51

    crowd and say, "I guess we getting

  • 21:52

    married." Would you be happy with that?

  • 21:56

    >> I guess I guess we getting married.

  • 21:58

    >> I wouldn't propose in front of a crowd.

  • 21:59

    So that's why it's hard for me.

  • 22:01

    >> I would I wouldn't feel no type of way.

  • 22:03

    >> You wouldn't if I don't know for sure

  • 22:04

    she at that place with me, I might

  • 22:08

    propose in front of a crowd.

  • 22:09

    >> See, that's why this like y'all act like

  • 22:12

    y'all don't see the [ __ ] play here.

  • 22:15

    >> I do. There's a [ __ ] play here.

  • 22:16

    >> What's a [ __ ] play? Tell me.

  • 22:18

    >> Pressure.

  • 22:19

    >> It's like you you too much pressure to

  • 22:20

    say no in front of all them people.

  • 22:22

    >> Yes.

  • 22:22

    >> Some [ __ ] that do it.

  • 22:23

    >> A lot.

  • 22:24

    >> Some say no in front of millions. You

  • 22:26

    know me on stage. It's a problem. But

  • 22:27

    >> I don't.

  • 22:28

    >> Some [ __ ] will do that.

  • 22:30

    >> So is that cuz a lot of people say

  • 22:31

    public proposals in general are

  • 22:33

    manipulative.

  • 22:34

    >> I feel like it's so I want to ask

  • 22:37

    >> you're the perfect person to chime in

  • 22:38

    here as a public. I'm so conflicted on

  • 22:41

    this topic

  • 22:43

    >> because

  • 22:46

    there's so much fun to be had with this

  • 22:49

    topic,

  • 22:50

    >> but I feel like it's tacky.

  • 22:52

    >> It is.

  • 22:52

    >> I feel like it's tacky. However people

  • 22:55

    propose and how they want to propose and

  • 22:57

    as long as Mariah is happy, let me do

  • 23:00

    all the PC [ __ ] right? Like that lady

  • 23:02

    probably wanted a ring

  • 23:03

    >> for sure.

  • 23:04

    >> And and not just that.

  • 23:05

    >> And she probably really is super in love

  • 23:07

    with him. She is. You know,

  • 23:09

    >> relationships go through things. We've

  • 23:11

    seen some of them things, some of those

  • 23:13

    things play out in the public.

  • 23:14

    >> Break from my politically correct rant

  • 23:16

    right now.

  • 23:18

    >> Real [ __ ] knew that this ring was

  • 23:19

    coming when them phone calls leaked.

  • 23:21

    [clears throat]

  • 23:21

    >> I mean, he he was he a few months late,

  • 23:24

    bro.

  • 23:25

    The way them tapes was coming out.

  • 23:27

    >> I was just about to say that like, yo,

  • 23:29

    my [ __ ] she deserved that ring.

  • 23:32

    >> You know the [ __ ] she probably has had

  • 23:33

    to endure, [ __ ] We only know a teeny

  • 23:35

    bit. Probably. We know a lot. But so

  • 23:40

    >> so it's tough it's tough for me to have

  • 23:42

    all the fun on this topic that it

  • 23:44

    probably deserves because I'm sure that

  • 23:46

    they both really excited about that.

  • 23:48

    >> Well, excuse me since you don't want no

  • 23:50

    fun. What I'm saying to y'all [laughter]

  • 23:53

    uh and a lot of her, you know, I feel

  • 23:56

    like a lot of her supporters don't

  • 23:57

    really like that relationship that much.

  • 23:59

    Like I feel like they want what they

  • 24:00

    think is more for her, which I hate cuz

  • 24:02

    people don't know.

  • 24:03

    >> I can't stand when people do that,

  • 24:04

    >> right? But I'll say that I just like I

  • 24:07

    don't want to as a woman like I hate the

  • 24:09

    fact that it's like I deserve it. Like

  • 24:12

    you asking me because I done been

  • 24:13

    through this [ __ ] and we made it through

  • 24:14

    this and I was a soldier through this. I

  • 24:16

    want you to really want to be my

  • 24:17

    husband. God forbid you just want to be

  • 24:19

    with me for the rest of my life versus I

  • 24:21

    [ __ ] a cousin man and you know they

  • 24:23

    dropped the tapes and like what the [ __ ]

  • 24:25

    >> the two things could be in conjunction

  • 24:27

    like yo dog anybody that you get out on

  • 24:29

    the

  • 24:29

    >> not there. I don't think nobody deserves

  • 24:31

    >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Go ahead. So if if

  • 24:32

    if whether I got caught doing some

  • 24:35

    [ __ ] let's just say [ __ ] the

  • 24:36

    [ __ ] All negative stuff aside, when

  • 24:39

    you get out and propose, you feel like

  • 24:40

    your wife is deserving of it. No,

  • 24:43

    >> I mean to you and you

  • 24:45

    >> when you propose to your wife, you feel

  • 24:46

    like, yo, my wife deserves my utmost.

  • 24:49

    >> Of course.

  • 24:49

    >> You know what I'm saying?

  • 24:50

    >> It's a difference in every man in here

  • 24:52

    knowing that [ __ ] was about to ex

  • 24:54

    because of the embarrassment he put her

  • 24:55

    through than him really wanting to marry

  • 24:57

    her. And that's then the thing everybody

  • 24:59

    in here seen it coming. So yes, it's

  • 25:01

    safe to assume that he did it because of

  • 25:03

    embarrassment. That's why

  • 25:04

    >> he could he could have really wanted to

  • 25:06

    marry her and just been on some

  • 25:07

    procrastination [ __ ] or just like I mean

  • 25:10

    he was in jail for a while and life

  • 25:13

    might be with him

  • 25:15

    >> and then you start to real it like that

  • 25:17

    he could like I said he could have

  • 25:18

    already wanted to marry her but then you

  • 25:19

    get a different level of appreciation

  • 25:20

    once you see oh [ __ ] this is my rider

  • 25:23

    right here

  • 25:24

    >> she'll put up with this.

  • 25:26

    >> See I'm trying no [ __ ] I really

  • 25:29

    >> we can't discredit the she's going to

  • 25:31

    put up with this,

  • 25:33

    >> right?

  • 25:33

    >> Yeah, you're right. But but I think when

  • 25:35

    you go sit down the he was sitting down

  • 25:38

    for 2 years looking at life in prison.

  • 25:41

    >> I think it it just adds perspective to

  • 25:43

    some of the [ __ ] like yo I don't got to

  • 25:44

    be outside doing some of this dumb [ __ ]

  • 25:46

    like yo is is more important things in

  • 25:48

    the real world and she was one of them.

  • 25:50

    >> I feel like

  • 25:50

    >> I think that's fire my [ __ ]

  • 25:52

    >> I think it's fire too.

  • 25:52

    >> Me too. Love wins. privately. I'm I

  • 25:55

    don't make jokes, [laughter]

  • 25:58

    but I'm I'm too class I'm too classy to

  • 26:00

    do that publicly. Mona up here like

  • 26:02

    telling the truth about you [ __ ] but

  • 26:03

    you a girl. You can get away with

  • 26:04

    certain [ __ ]

  • 26:04

    >> Yeah.

  • 26:04

    >> And and sometimes I don't, but I don't

  • 26:06

    give a [ __ ] either day. What I'm saying

  • 26:08

    is is that um

  • 26:09

    >> Well, have you ever been proposed to?

  • 26:10

    >> Yes, I have. We've had this

  • 26:11

    conversation.

  • 26:12

    >> How did you What was it? Public private?

  • 26:14

    That's the part I'm trying to get to.

  • 26:15

    >> Private?

  • 26:16

    >> I'm I'm asking cuz I always want to know

  • 26:18

    what women think about like the big

  • 26:19

    spectacle.

  • 26:20

    >> I got proposed to twice. One time um a

  • 26:23

    guy just threw the ring on the bed and

  • 26:25

    was like, "Here, bro."

  • 26:27

    >> He said, "Bro."

  • 26:28

    >> Yeah. Something like that. Like, "Here,

  • 26:29

    bro." And I remember I had like a like a

  • 26:31

    stomach virus or something like I was

  • 26:32

    nauseous and I think we had plans they

  • 26:34

    cancelled. He was like, "Look, bro. You

  • 26:35

    too sick to go out." Like, "Bro, here."

  • 26:37

    >> I was like, "Thanks,

  • 26:38

    >> bro."

  • 26:39

    >> Yeah. You feel me? The other time, you

  • 26:41

    know what was out when I got proposed

  • 26:43

    to? Put a ring. If you like it, then you

  • 26:44

    should have put a ring on it. That was

  • 26:46

    out.

  • 26:46

    >> Oh, that was mad.

  • 26:47

    >> And he played that song. Yeah. I was

  • 26:48

    young.

  • 26:49

    >> I was Did it work? That was using both.

  • 26:52

    Did either work? Oh, yeah.

  • 26:53

    >> I didn't. We didn't go. That's See,

  • 26:54

    Parks [laughter]

  • 26:56

    [ __ ] hood marriages. A ring and a

  • 26:58

    tattoo. You never actually get married.

  • 27:00

    Parks. [laughter]

  • 27:02

    I get the ring. Um, but uh yeah, it was

  • 27:06

    whack. It was corny both of them. But it

  • 27:07

    was still, you know, it was cute. I

  • 27:09

    guess you get a you get a little piece

  • 27:10

    of jewelry, you know.

  • 27:12

    >> Did you keep it? You still wear them?

  • 27:14

    >> No. [ __ ] no. No. They yucky after you

  • 27:17

    break up. It's like, [ __ ] him, you know?

  • 27:19

    M

  • 27:19

    >> ish when you think about have you

  • 27:20

    proposed to anybody

  • 27:22

    >> when you

  • 27:23

    >> Damn you in 50 years.

  • 27:25

    >> Let's lean in on that.

  • 27:26

    >> Yeah. Yeah. Let's stay.

  • 27:27

    >> How did you not propose to nobody all

  • 27:28

    the time?

  • 27:29

    >> You don't have to lean in on that. My

  • 27:30

    bad, bro. That's my [ __ ]

  • 27:31

    >> But why haven't you? I just

  • 27:33

    >> Hey, what is the reason?

  • 27:34

    >> No reason.

  • 27:34

    >> Do you want to be married?

  • 27:35

    >> I don't mind it. It's cool. [laughter]

  • 27:39

    [screaming]

  • 27:40

    >> I IT'S THE COOLEST [ __ ] in America.

  • 27:42

    >> I could I could do it. I could do it

  • 27:44

    without it. It's really up to my girl.

  • 27:45

    Whatever.

  • 27:46

    >> So, it's not like a go.

  • 27:47

    >> It's not. And see that [ __ ] is up to my

  • 27:49

    girl. I hate that.

  • 27:49

    >> It's not a priority like that. I think

  • 27:51

    happiness in my relationship is the

  • 27:53

    priority.

  • 27:54

    >> Yeah, it's but okay.

  • 27:56

    >> You can tell he he had pictures.

  • 27:57

    >> I don't want to get

  • 27:58

    >> You could tell he had pictures before.

  • 28:00

    He worked on this.

  • 28:01

    >> Well, you say it's for your girl. So,

  • 28:03

    >> you said this a bunch of [laughter]

  • 28:07

    >> our happiness come first. I heard this

  • 28:09

    on Never mind. [laughter]

  • 28:12

    >> I know. I know that line.

  • 28:13

    >> Yo, you so stupid. That just sounds yo

  • 28:16

    you still getting this [ __ ] off.

  • 28:17

    [laughter]

  • 28:20

    >> So when you say

  • 28:21

    >> take a roll, dog. It don't it don't fail

  • 28:22

    you man.

  • 28:23

    >> Is what did you say? Like it's it

  • 28:24

    depends on what she want.

  • 28:27

    >> Yeah. Like if my girl was like itching

  • 28:29

    for that. I mean

  • 28:31

    >> Okay.

  • 28:32

    >> It has to be an itch.

  • 28:33

    >> Yeah. Scratch the itch.

  • 28:35

    >> My thing is I just again when I come

  • 28:37

    home every day, I'm just looking for

  • 28:38

    harmony and happiness in my household.

  • 28:40

    That don't bring it. I know mad people

  • 28:42

    that thought that marriage was gonna fix

  • 28:44

    some [ __ ] and it didn't.

  • 28:45

    >> That's true. That's true. That's very

  • 28:46

    true.

  • 28:46

    >> So, and and then I also think that um a

  • 28:49

    lot of times, you know, [ __ ] getting

  • 28:50

    married on a financial tip and [ __ ] like

  • 28:52

    that, like, yo, I got a will. I got all

  • 28:55

    my [ __ ] set up accordingly. So, that

  • 28:57

    >> right, you don't need marriage to have

  • 28:58

    those things. So, but if you were if you

  • 29:00

    decided that's the move you make, what

  • 29:01

    kind of proposal?

  • 29:02

    >> I would definitely not do it publicly.

  • 29:03

    >> Well, I know you know that ain't my bad.

  • 29:06

    >> We knew that. [laughter]

  • 29:08

    >> You know that ain't my bad. [ __ ] could

  • 29:09

    be married already. Yeah, which I still

  • 29:11

    think might be the case, but

  • 29:13

    >> I think that too.

  • 29:14

    >> Yeah, honestly,

  • 29:15

    >> for sure. You want some Janet Jack?

  • 29:17

    >> I don't think I'm married.

  • 29:18

    >> I promise you I have that thought a lot

  • 29:21

    that you are already married. It's one

  • 29:23

    of the reason I could break you down

  • 29:25

    right now. I don't even see this left

  • 29:26

    hand. I I can break you down right now.

  • 29:28

    A lot of people say that to me like it's

  • 29:30

    just marriage.

  • 29:30

    >> You move like a [ __ ] that's already

  • 29:32

    married, but it's a secret. It's on the

  • 29:34

    side. Nobody know. You don't see her.

  • 29:36

    She's a mystery. I'm outside. I wear my

  • 29:37

    ring when I want to. That's how you

  • 29:38

    move. You do married [ __ ]

  • 29:41

    >> I do relationship.

  • 29:42

    >> Chopping down trees for Christmas.

  • 29:44

    >> That's not relationship.

  • 29:45

    >> That's not rel [ __ ]

  • 29:48

    >> You [ __ ] is crazy with your wedding

  • 29:50

    ring on. I already know how to my

  • 29:51

    wedding ring. [laughter]

  • 29:52

    >> That's why you invite us to [ __ ]

  • 29:54

    >> right? [applause]

  • 29:56

    You know what I'm saying?

  • 29:59

    >> It all tracks. It all makes the most

  • 30:01

    sense in the universe. That's a [ __ ]

  • 30:02

    >> Yo, could y'all imagine the convo of why

  • 30:04

    he explains why he don't wear that

  • 30:06

    [ __ ] ring on his Listen, [laughter]

  • 30:08

    it's not good for my position on the

  • 30:09

    podcast to come on with that ring.

  • 30:11

    >> I don't have

  • 30:12

    >> like you know the way I you know the way

  • 30:14

    I pod I can't pod correctly but that

  • 30:16

    ring

  • 30:16

    >> maybe he's got the tattoo instead of the

  • 30:17

    ring but

  • 30:18

    >> that's that is the hood marriage tattoo.

  • 30:20

    >> That's what I got.

  • 30:21

    >> Possible.

  • 30:22

    >> That ring is in his [ __ ] car console

  • 30:25

    charger. That little pocket to charge

  • 30:28

    this Android.

  • 30:29

    >> Mr. and Mr. Smith, if I put my shoe on

  • 30:31

    the [ __ ] right?

  • 30:32

    >> Can I ask you a question?

  • 30:33

    >> You can ask me anything.

  • 30:35

    >> Would you do a public proposal?

  • 30:36

    >> He's done. He's done again. You

  • 30:38

    >> again. Is when I You [ __ ] think that I

  • 30:40

    ain't see this [ __ ] Ask

  • 30:41

    somebody [laughter] to marry him.

  • 30:42

    >> That's possible. You might have been You

  • 30:43

    mean

  • 30:43

    >> Don't I look like that show's demo? I

  • 30:46

    seen that. [laughter]

  • 30:47

    >> Stop. Um, would you do it again?

  • 30:50

    Goddamn. Would you do it again?

  • 30:51

    >> Yeah, these [ __ ] [clears throat]

  • 30:51

    right? Um, yeah.

  • 30:54

    >> Yeah.

  • 30:55

    >> Yes. And no. I could I could do it

  • 30:57

    publicly. I cannot do it publicly. I

  • 30:59

    don't think she wants me to do that

  • 31:00

    >> publicly because the first two were

  • 31:03

    >> right

  • 31:03

    >> so public like on television.

  • 31:06

    >> So you two also could be secretly

  • 31:08

    married and we don't know.

  • 31:09

    >> Y'all Y'all wouldn't know.

  • 31:10

    >> No, we would know.

  • 31:11

    >> Y'all would know. That's the difference.

  • 31:12

    >> I'm not I'm not ish

  • 31:15

    ain't allowing no [ __ ] like that.

  • 31:18

    >> That's true.

  • 31:18

    >> That's the straight up.

  • 31:20

    >> Oh yeah, that part too. [laughter]

  • 31:22

    >> Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, for

  • 31:24

    sure.

  • 31:24

    >> That phone to ring mid pie. You good

  • 31:26

    [laughter and clears throat]

  • 31:27

    ring on

  • 31:30

    >> Mark? Don't you've only proposed to your

  • 31:31

    wife?

  • 31:32

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:33

    >> Yep. Got it.

  • 31:34

    >> First and only. First, [clears throat]

  • 31:36

    >> last and only.

  • 31:37

    >> The boy. Good.

  • 31:38

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:38

    >> I mean, 100% from the field.

  • 31:40

    >> Got it. Got it. All right. Well, you did

  • 31:43

    it.

  • 31:43

    >> Yeah.

  • 31:44

    >> You guys did it. Some congratulations

  • 31:46

    you guys gave out. [laughter]

  • 31:48

    >> Congrats on y'all. Congrats again, man.

  • 31:50

    >> This turns into the JBP

  • 31:53

    >> proposal segment. M

  • 31:55

    >> love wins.

  • 31:56

    >> Now listen, Mona, I read the comments,

  • 31:58

    too. Them them fans learned me about

  • 31:59

    jumping in the marriage talks. I'm

  • 32:01

    shutting up.

  • 32:02

    >> When they start having their marriage

  • 32:04

    [ __ ]

  • 32:06

    >> you be you'll be with us soon.

  • 32:09

    >> You're doing it.

  • 32:10

    >> No, no, I'm not. [laughter]

  • 32:11

    >> You do. You are doing it.

  • 32:12

    >> I I believe it. I'm on your squad. I'm

  • 32:14

    telling you, I'm not You're not You're

  • 32:16

    not on my squad.

  • 32:17

    >> Always. Always. Joseph, [laughter]

  • 32:19

    >> speaking of doing things in public, Ice

  • 32:21

    Spice showed up to the uh

  • 32:23

    >> Oh, no. No, no, Mark. We will not go

  • 32:25

    [laughter] into ice shaking ass for

  • 32:27

    Nickelodeon.

  • 32:28

    >> What?

  • 32:30

    >> That was nuts though. Was it

  • 32:31

    Nickelodeon?

  • 32:32

    >> Yes.

  • 32:33

    >> The Spongebob premiere.

  • 32:36

    >> Yeah, that's [ __ ]

  • 32:37

    >> SHE REALLY DISGUSTED. [laughter]

  • 32:39

    >> SHE HAS a special relationship with the

  • 32:41

    Spongebob.

  • 32:42

    >> Sounds like it.

  • 32:43

    >> Special to show up to that [ __ ]

  • 32:45

    premiere like that.

  • 32:47

    >> Don't do that. Yo, come on.

  • 32:48

    >> Who are y'all?

  • 32:49

    >> She's a bad [ __ ]

  • 32:51

    >> Who are y'all? We criticized her

  • 32:53

    proposal. Now we criticize and shaking

  • 32:55

    ass in front of kids. Like [laughter]

  • 32:57

    what is going y'all? Did we become too

  • 33:00

    adult overnight and I missed the [ __ ]

  • 33:02

    >> My biggest fear.

  • 33:04

    >> Yeah, that [ __ ] is corny. Yo, if we

  • 33:06

    about to be that adult,

  • 33:07

    >> my [ __ ] it's it's you was see-through

  • 33:11

    at Spongebob.

  • 33:12

    >> See-through is crazy.

  • 33:15

    >> We not we not there's no way where we

  • 33:16

    can sit here and say, "Oh, all right. I

  • 33:17

    get it. I see what you trying to do

  • 33:19

    here."

  • 33:20

    >> Like, no. No, we're not doing that. You

  • 33:21

    know what's crazy?

  • 33:22

    >> Show me a picture.

  • 33:23

    >> Yeah, I want to see too. But you know

  • 33:24

    what's crazy? I usually those outfits I

  • 33:26

    thought had to be approved sometimes.

  • 33:28

    Like I thought you had to you got your

  • 33:30

    stylist to see your team and they send a

  • 33:31

    look. So that's not like a thing.

  • 33:32

    >> Right. Not for the kids awards. They

  • 33:33

    probably nobody right and that's why I

  • 33:35

    would think that they would want to. So

  • 33:37

    they

  • 33:37

    >> they probably never needed to.

  • 33:38

    >> No way. You know people always trying to

  • 33:40

    make a statement at Nickelodeon

  • 33:42

    >> wear something political. People do

  • 33:43

    stuff like that.

  • 33:44

    >> Why you can't make a statement in

  • 33:45

    Nickelodeon if you got ass?

  • 33:47

    >> If they invited Mark right now, he going

  • 33:49

    to say some political.

  • 33:51

    Yeah, cuz I have. So now they say like

  • 33:52

    don't do it no more, right? [laughter]

  • 33:54

    >> Yeah. And and policy.

  • 34:01

    >> Yeah, that's crazy.

  • 34:02

    >> Let me see the picture. I spice.

  • 34:03

    >> Come on, y'all.

  • 34:04

    >> I can't. Let me see.

  • 34:05

    >> Let me see. Yo, that's crazy.

  • 34:07

    >> Let me see.

  • 34:09

    >> That's nuts. You don't want that around

  • 34:11

    here. You don't want that [ __ ]

  • 34:12

    Nickelodeon kid. Spongebob premiere.

  • 34:15

    >> I'm done with y'all.

  • 34:16

    >> Yeah, I don't think I'm blowing blowing.

  • 34:17

    Sorry. The cover dress for the

  • 34:19

    listeners. is lace. Her cheeks are out a

  • 34:21

    bit and it is a little risque, but it's

  • 34:23

    not horrible because it's a long sleeve

  • 34:26

    dress and the dress comes all the way

  • 34:27

    down to her [ __ ] ankle.

  • 34:29

    >> The dress comes down feet, [ __ ] At the

  • 34:32

    sheer.

  • 34:32

    >> If she put a shirt under it, she would

  • 34:34

    >> she don't have a shirt under witness.

  • 34:36

    [laughter] If she put she put something

  • 34:37

    under

  • 34:38

    >> is passionate about this [ __ ]

  • 34:40

    >> ICE IS PISSED. I FIRST [laughter]

  • 34:43

    >> IS THE [ __ ] FATHER.

  • 34:45

    >> YO, Y'ALL CRAZY, BRO. Y'ALL sound crazy.

  • 34:47

    So, you go to like the kids birthday

  • 34:48

    parties and and people got that don't

  • 34:49

    share [ __ ] What do y'all do? Do y'all

  • 34:50

    leave? Do y'all get out?

  • 34:51

    >> Somebody came to your son's birthday

  • 34:53

    party in front of your family and all

  • 34:54

    that with that one.

  • 34:55

    >> Y'all never had the girl that showed up.

  • 34:57

    [laughter]

  • 35:01

    >> You want some juice? [laughter]

  • 35:04

    >> Yeah. Mark don't see beauty.

  • 35:05

    [clears throat]

  • 35:06

    Yeah. I don't see Mark.

  • 35:08

    >> I would even see it. I [laughter] mean,

  • 35:10

    yo, this [ __ ]

  • 35:11

    >> I don't think that's the kind of outfit

  • 35:12

    where the kids are like mommy or butt

  • 35:14

    cheeks. I don't think it's that bad.

  • 35:16

    Yeah, I think it's a little

  • 35:17

    inappropriate, but I don't think the

  • 35:19

    >> dad is probably more

  • 35:20

    >> That's the problem. The [ __ ] This [ __ ]

  • 35:21

    can't get her husband to lock in because

  • 35:23

    this [ __ ] now we telling the

  • 35:25

    truth. Then she trying to blame it on

  • 35:26

    the kids.

  • 35:26

    >> No, your husband is over here [ __ ]

  • 35:28

    staring,

  • 35:28

    >> right? And now I can't wrangle this

  • 35:30

    [ __ ] to sit down cuz I need your

  • 35:32

    help. You keep staring at Ice Spice

  • 35:33

    cheeks.

  • 35:34

    >> [ __ ] sound crazy, bro.

  • 35:35

    >> Well, y'all saying we sound crazy just

  • 35:36

    cuz it's Nickelodeon, right?

  • 35:37

    >> Yes.

  • 35:38

    >> Yes. Children's event, my [ __ ] It was

  • 35:40

    the B Awards. [ __ ] be HERE LIKE ICE

  • 35:42

    SPICE ICE [ __ ] YOU around little kids,

  • 35:45

    bro.

  • 35:46

    >> They're [ __ ] kids.

  • 35:47

    >> I don't really watch the kids twist a

  • 35:48

    wish. So, these [ __ ] is all on the um

  • 35:49

    red carpet together. The kids are all

  • 35:51

    mixed in. It's the crowd is half kids.

  • 35:54

    >> Yeah, it's a lot of kids the Nickelodeon

  • 35:56

    joints especially. And they some of them

  • 35:58

    be like up to like 12 years old, 13

  • 35:59

    years old, like the double, which is

  • 36:01

    even worse.

  • 36:02

    >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It does

  • 36:03

    get to the age of like kids who might

  • 36:04

    care about Don't misconstrue my point. I

  • 36:07

    agree with y'all. I just think we

  • 36:09

    sounding too LIKE OH OUTRAGE like

  • 36:13

    >> the outrage just you look you look nuts

  • 36:15

    going to Nickelodeon.

  • 36:16

    >> She she she went for the fashion

  • 36:18

    statement. Fashion statements are

  • 36:21

    typically risque and meant to be spoken

  • 36:23

    about and she went she went the other

  • 36:25

    route. We we know the route she went. I

  • 36:27

    ain't going I ain't going to overkill

  • 36:29

    her. [ __ ] I don't watch the Spongebob

  • 36:31

    award.

  • 36:31

    >> Do that [ __ ] somewhere else my [ __ ]

  • 36:34

    Like what are we talking that part? You

  • 36:37

    got a fat ass.

  • 36:38

    >> I didn't even see the picture.

  • 36:38

    >> Boy, it looks soft.

  • 36:39

    >> Mark don't see beauty.

  • 36:40

    >> I only saw the fabric.

  • 36:41

    >> You know what? Look, it look like the

  • 36:42

    type of fat ass where you put your

  • 36:43

    finger in it and it just the ass consume

  • 36:45

    the finger and you take it out. That

  • 36:46

    [ __ ] looks soft.

  • 36:48

    >> That's your thing you like doing that

  • 36:49

    bowling ball.

  • 36:50

    >> I'm a bowling ball person. But that's

  • 36:51

    not what I'm talking about. Talking

  • 36:52

    about just squeezing ass.

  • 36:54

    I wasn't talking about She was talking

  • 36:56

    about I was thinking you are so good at

  • 36:58

    that.

  • 36:59

    >> You're like a [ __ ] whisper.

  • 37:01

    >> Oh yeah. No, that's that's that's wrong.

  • 37:03

    I see all Yeah. Yeah. is text me that

  • 37:04

    >> and that's [laughter]

  • 37:06

    I'm writing a letter. But I need all the

  • 37:08

    evidence. Send me.

  • 37:10

    >> She got another one. She got a tight

  • 37:11

    yellow leather dress on with the kids.

  • 37:14

    >> Well, that one ain't bad cuz she look

  • 37:15

    like Spongebob.

  • 37:16

    >> Oh [ __ ]

  • 37:16

    >> She was on.

  • 37:17

    >> She don't look nothing like

  • 37:18

    >> Spongebob costume, my [ __ ] Like she

  • 37:20

    wore costume.

  • 37:21

    >> I'm not mad at that. But it's cool.

  • 37:23

    >> So is this is this a not to be cynical

  • 37:25

    here, but is this about her fashion

  • 37:27

    choices or is this like alternative

  • 37:29

    putting out music?

  • 37:31

    Like is this just an attention grab

  • 37:32

    instead of music?

  • 37:34

    >> It got it got us talking about it.

  • 37:36

    >> This is true.

  • 37:38

    >> I get us. [laughter]

  • 37:40

    >> I mean, when the last time we mentioned

  • 37:42

    her,

  • 37:42

    >> I think about it. Why is she even

  • 37:43

    invited?

  • 37:44

    >> She's involved in the movie.

  • 37:45

    >> She's involved. Okay. I didn't know. All

  • 37:48

    right.

  • 37:48

    >> Yo yo. All right. Yo yo, [laughter]

  • 37:51

    >> why is she even invited to the Spongebob

  • 37:54

    Awards?

  • 37:55

    >> I was curious. I didn't know if it was

  • 37:56

    cuz of what? Can we get to 21 Savage,

  • 37:59

    please, and leave Ice Spice and Mariah

  • 38:01

    the Scientist alone? Like, can we get to

  • 38:03

    some [ __ ] that has an inkling link of

  • 38:05

    penis like dick like a man topic? Like

  • 38:08

    some [ __ ] that [ __ ] with [ __ ] are

  • 38:10

    supposed to discuss.

  • 38:11

    >> Yes. Let's talk about some dick stuff,

  • 38:13

    >> right? [laughter]

  • 38:14

    We want to talk about

  • 38:16

    Oh, come on. With this Spongebob [ __ ]

  • 38:18

    >> Let's talk about some macho stuff.

  • 38:20

    >> Yeah, man.

  • 38:21

    >> Football 21. 21.

  • 38:24

    >> Yes. Tweets.

  • 38:26

    [laughter]

  • 38:28

    I and yes, 21 Savage tweets.

  • 38:32

    >> All right.

  • 38:33

    >> While his album is out

  • 38:35

    >> tweets. All right. So, this started with

  • 38:37

    >> He said a bunch

  • 38:39

    mut

  • 38:41

    [laughter] enough of your NPR head ass.

  • 38:43

    >> All right. I was give you the tweets.

  • 38:44

    >> NO, DON'T GIVE ME [ __ ]

  • 38:46

    >> DON'T NEED NO [laughter] EVIDENCE.

  • 38:47

    >> OPERATING without that [ __ ]

  • 38:49

    >> It's personality and character. Godamn

  • 38:51

    it. 21 Savage said a bunch of [ __ ] that

  • 38:54

    we've been saying and we thought he

  • 38:56

    should have been saying to people and he

  • 38:57

    finally said it. He tweeted at Lil Baby.

  • 39:00

    He tweeted at P. He tweeted at Young

  • 39:03

    Thug. He tweeted at Gunner. Who else did

  • 39:06

    he tweet at? Am I missing anybody? Oh,

  • 39:08

    Quo and Offset. He did a whole just like

  • 39:11

    the name of his album is the streets are

  • 39:13

    done.

  • 39:13

    >> What happened to the streets?

  • 39:14

    >> What happened to the streets? So,

  • 39:17

    >> well, he tweeted at those names. He

  • 39:18

    didn't tweet the right pages, but that's

  • 39:21

    he tried.

  • 39:21

    >> He tried.

  • 39:22

    >> He tried.

  • 39:23

    >> And future, but not future.

  • 39:26

    >> Yeah.

  • 39:27

    >> And future, but not future.

  • 39:28

    >> Mhm.

  • 39:29

    >> What was his messaging in these tweets?

  • 39:32

    >> All right. Now we can find the tweets

  • 39:33

    and actually read.

  • 39:34

    >> There we go. Now we can actually find

  • 39:35

    the tweets and read the [clears throat]

  • 39:37

    tweets.

  • 39:37

    >> What was the overall sentiment?

  • 39:39

    >> But his the sentiment was how he's just

  • 39:41

    been standing on business, remaining

  • 39:44

    solid for the purpose of Atlanta. He

  • 39:46

    said, "P, you know, you know I had a

  • 39:48

    problem with you. I told you that to

  • 39:50

    your face, but because you were the one

  • 39:51

    signing all of the young [ __ ] I never

  • 39:53

    said nothing publicly about you cuz that

  • 39:55

    would have [ __ ] up the money in

  • 39:56

    Atlanta."

  • 39:56

    >> So, I never did that.

  • 39:57

    >> He said, "All set in Quo, y'all [ __ ]

  • 40:00

    know that." And in his Big Bang

  • 40:02

    interview, he kind of spoke to his role

  • 40:06

    in kind of being a a peacemaker in

  • 40:09

    Atlanta and how that never kind of gets

  • 40:11

    heard.

  • 40:12

    >> So, the tweets are on par for some of

  • 40:14

    what he shared in the Big Bank

  • 40:14

    interview. He said, "Uh, Quo Offset."

  • 40:17

    >> All right, go ahead.

  • 40:18

    >> To Quo and Offset, he said, "Y'all

  • 40:20

    [ __ ] tell the world I put y'all on

  • 40:22

    group text and told y'all squash it

  • 40:23

    before it even got far. [ __ ] if y'all

  • 40:25

    was still together, y'all would be

  • 40:26

    unstoppable."

  • 40:29

    He says to Lil Baby, "You're one of the

  • 40:32

    realest young [ __ ] out this [ __ ]

  • 40:34

    Admit Slime was moving a gold post and

  • 40:36

    we were standing behind him because we

  • 40:37

    love him, my brother." I like that

  • 40:40

    tweet. Um to Gunner and Young Thug.

  • 40:43

    Y'all [ __ ] fix that [ __ ] Y'all love

  • 40:45

    each other. You knew Gunner wasn't no

  • 40:47

    gangster when he told the first time and

  • 40:49

    we swept it under the rug for you.

  • 40:51

    >> You spill.

  • 40:53

    >> Yeah.

  • 40:54

    >> You know he wasn't trying

  • 40:55

    >> facts. I love it.

  • 40:56

    >> You know he wasn't trying to leave you

  • 40:58

    to hang. [ __ ] [ __ ] the streets. We

  • 40:59

    ain't get [ __ ] but trauma from that

  • 41:00

    [ __ ] Uh to P, I told you to your face

  • 41:06

    you did wrong at the party, but I never

  • 41:08

    bashed you on the internet cuz it would

  • 41:09

    have made the city look bad because you

  • 41:11

    was putting all the young young [ __ ]

  • 41:13

    on and that would have [ __ ] the money

  • 41:14

    up.

  • 41:16

    And then it's the the future thing where

  • 41:18

    it looked like a sub, but it I guess

  • 41:20

    wasn't or but he says, "I apologize, my

  • 41:23

    brother. I should have called you

  • 41:24

    first." Us.

  • 41:25

    >> It was a sub. He just he just apologized

  • 41:29

    >> and now they're all tweeting, "Fuck the

  • 41:30

    streets." Oh,

  • 41:32

    >> Young Thug 21.

  • 41:33

    >> Great.

  • 41:34

    >> I respect that.

  • 41:35

    >> Can I Can I ask them? Um,

  • 41:37

    >> I think this is great.

  • 41:38

    >> From the Big Bang interview with one

  • 41:40

    thing that stood out to me was they're

  • 41:43

    talking real fast and Big Bank says to

  • 41:45

    21, "You are a call and squashed ass

  • 41:47

    nigga." Like he almost like make a joke

  • 41:49

    about it. But that's like real deal.

  • 41:52

    He's known for that in that area to be

  • 41:54

    the one that calls and tries to and that

  • 41:56

    that guy is important. I feel like

  • 41:58

    nowadays everybody want to look so

  • 42:01

    [ __ ] cool and especially the

  • 42:02

    worst thing that ever happened to us the

  • 42:03

    whole unbothered thing. Everybody act

  • 42:05

    like they don't care. I [ __ ] hate

  • 42:07

    that people that are most unbothered are

  • 42:09

    the most hyper vigilant watch every

  • 42:11

    little thing most bother people. I hate

  • 42:12

    that that's like a a thing that people

  • 42:14

    push. So I like the fact that a grown

  • 42:16

    ass man is like I'm going to say it in

  • 42:18

    front of you and in front of everybody

  • 42:19

    else. Now what? Cuz what's the worst

  • 42:21

    that could happen? Like how offended can

  • 42:23

    you be for me telling you exactly how I

  • 42:25

    feel and the [ __ ] that I say behind your

  • 42:26

    back? And it's like if you mad, you mad.

  • 42:28

    >> Yeah. What the [ __ ] you want to do?

  • 42:29

    >> You can't call me phone.

  • 42:30

    >> Feel however you want to feel about it.

  • 42:31

    I'm saying things that are true.

  • 42:34

    >> I'm documenting it now. We It's not It's

  • 42:36

    not just behind the scenes keeping [ __ ]

  • 42:37

    a secret. I think that's important.

  • 42:39

    >> I do.

  • 42:39

    >> I think your intentions are important.

  • 42:41

    And from what I could muster up, his

  • 42:44

    intentions are a thousand% genuine.

  • 42:46

    >> You know what I'm saying? Like, yo, this

  • 42:47

    don't got nothing to do with me. I told

  • 42:49

    y'all [ __ ] to kiss and make up and

  • 42:51

    y'all [ __ ] will be unstoppable. I did

  • 42:52

    that for y'all, not for me.

  • 42:54

    >> You know what I'm saying? If I come

  • 42:55

    between two [ __ ] that could

  • 42:57

    potentially shoot each other head off

  • 42:59

    and you got to be a solid and respected

  • 43:01

    enough [ __ ] to even broker that deal

  • 43:04

    >> for these [ __ ] to listen to you, you

  • 43:05

    already got to be standing on something

  • 43:07

    for them to even take you seriously. I

  • 43:08

    just think it's fire. I really think

  • 43:10

    it's fire.

  • 43:11

    >> Well, and and for me, I agree that that

  • 43:13

    solid point is true for every one of

  • 43:16

    those tweets. For him to have that

  • 43:17

    conversation with Pete, for him to do

  • 43:19

    the group chat with them [ __ ] for him

  • 43:21

    to say what he's saying to wham, for him

  • 43:22

    to

  • 43:23

    >> Yeah. No, it's 2021. All you ever hear

  • 43:26

    about him is him being solid.

  • 43:30

    >> This is more of that to me. But again,

  • 43:32

    I'm saying that from New Jersey.

  • 43:35

    >> I don't know how I would feel if I were

  • 43:38

    intertwined in that or if I were in

  • 43:41

    Atlanta or I had business in that. My

  • 43:44

    only [ __ ] it.

  • 43:48

    My only question I had when when when

  • 43:50

    this happened was why why write this

  • 43:52

    second? Why not?

  • 43:54

    >> No, no. You none of this is brand new,

  • 43:56

    right? There's been plenty of time, like

  • 43:58

    I said, you you put them on a group

  • 43:59

    chat.

  • 44:00

    >> Why are you tweeting this? Why? Anytime

  • 44:02

    I see something on the internet, I

  • 44:04

    always ask myself, why do why am I

  • 44:05

    finding this out right now? What's the

  • 44:07

    real reason behind it?

  • 44:08

    >> I feel like it gives like, y'all should

  • 44:10

    know I'm this type of [ __ ] Like, y'all

  • 44:12

    should know. Like, it shouldn't be it

  • 44:14

    should be highlighted. [ __ ]

  • 44:15

    should big them up for that. When people

  • 44:17

    like this in the hood, stop people from

  • 44:18

    killing each other cuz people do exist

  • 44:21

    >> in neighborhoods. Huh?

  • 44:22

    >> Ice. Yo. your album just dropped. So,

  • 44:24

    you want to get a [clears throat] little

  • 44:24

    buzz. So, you going to throw the [ __ ] on

  • 44:26

    Twitter to make it a conversation piece

  • 44:28

    >> knowing that your album just dropped?

  • 44:30

    >> Yeah.

  • 44:30

    >> And I get that, right? But it's actually

  • 44:33

    thorough [ __ ] So, you should be able to

  • 44:36

    brand your [ __ ] off of that. You should

  • 44:37

    be able to get some buzz off of you

  • 44:39

    being a thorough ass [ __ ] in real life.

  • 44:41

    I'm going to expose what I do behind the

  • 44:43

    scenes cuz I got an album out. I happen

  • 44:45

    to be a real [ __ ] Watch this.

  • 44:47

    >> And the album's called What the It's all

  • 44:50

    tied in. And the tone of the album is,

  • 44:52

    yo, what happened to the streets? So

  • 44:53

    y'all [ __ ] can't say I'm saying all of

  • 44:55

    this stuff on the album, but I'm living

  • 44:57

    something behind closed doors because

  • 44:58

    behind closed doors, I stand on all the

  • 45:00

    [ __ ] that I'm saying on the album. And

  • 45:02

    now all of y'all can attest to it. I

  • 45:04

    never said nothing about it, but y'all

  • 45:05

    can attest to this is how I'm really

  • 45:07

    moving.

  • 45:08

    >> I think that's great point.

  • 45:10

    >> And right, like

  • 45:13

    if if they remained quiet about certain

  • 45:16

    things. I mean, 21 is acknowledging that

  • 45:20

    Young Thug video was nuts. That Young

  • 45:22

    Thug tape was nuts. Yo.

  • 45:24

    >> Mhm.

  • 45:25

    >> Crazy.

  • 45:25

    >> So, I mean, sometimes, you know, you you

  • 45:28

    standing on you standing on something

  • 45:30

    and and then inconsistencies start to

  • 45:32

    show and then it looks a certain way and

  • 45:36

    now it's like

  • 45:37

    >> you you have that Mary you kind of pit

  • 45:39

    against

  • 45:40

    >> somebody

  • 45:41

    >> this [ __ ] that you've that you've put

  • 45:42

    out there when

  • 45:43

    >> when that's not what you're doing.

  • 45:45

    That's not what you're doing. That young

  • 45:46

    duck tape was absolutely nuts. It's good

  • 45:48

    to hear somebody in Atlanta recognize

  • 45:50

    >> that was nuts. And the explanation was

  • 45:52

    nuts.

  • 45:53

    >> And the fact that he said, "Yo, we moved

  • 45:55

    the goalpost for him because we love

  • 45:56

    him."

  • 45:57

    >> I think everybody does that. I say that

  • 45:59

    all the time. We all do that [ __ ]

  • 46:01

    >> Yeah.

  • 46:02

    >> So to hear him admit it,

  • 46:04

    >> I loved him saying

  • 46:04

    >> I love that. I loved him saying we knew

  • 46:07

    who Gunner was.

  • 46:08

    >> Facts.

  • 46:08

    >> Accountability.

  • 46:10

    >> Facts.

  • 46:10

    >> Accountability. It's not not uh not a

  • 46:14

    bunch of really savvy street [ __ ]

  • 46:16

    continuing to be fooled by by

  • 46:18

    caricatures or people that don't belong

  • 46:22

    in that setting. No, you're not. Street

  • 46:24

    [ __ ] some of the most brilliant people

  • 46:25

    in the world.

  • 46:26

    >> Facts.

  • 46:28

    >> Some of the most intuitive, some of the

  • 46:30

    brightest

  • 46:31

    >> perceptionwise cuz spotted 10 miles

  • 46:34

    before it happened. You didn't just keep

  • 46:36

    getting tricked by non street [ __ ]

  • 46:38

    That didn't happen.

  • 46:40

    >> That didn't happen. You knew who he was.

  • 46:41

    Own the [ __ ] Great. I love that he said

  • 46:44

    it.

  • 46:44

    >> Yeah. Thousand%.

  • 46:45

    >> Yeah.

  • 46:46

    >> And all that [ __ ] need to be said. It It

  • 46:49

    does need to be said from people that

  • 46:52

    the kids listen to, look up to from

  • 46:54

    somebody involved, connected like it

  • 46:56

    said could broker that. I have no I

  • 46:58

    thought this was very well done.

  • 47:00

    >> I didn't even get to why is he doing

  • 47:03

    this right now?

  • 47:04

    >> I just always ask. It's just again I

  • 47:05

    don't want to like I'm taking away

  • 47:07

    >> better late than never. That [ __ ] is

  • 47:08

    amazing what he did

  • 47:09

    >> and I feel Perfectly clear. I just

  • 47:11

    [clears throat] always ask that. Let me

  • 47:12

    finish real quick.

  • 47:13

    >> I just always ask that question. This

  • 47:15

    has nothing to do with him. This is just

  • 47:16

    a thing with the internet

  • 47:18

    >> because I always like to see what's the

  • 47:20

    motive behind doing it right now.

  • 47:22

    >> I don't mind internet games if they're

  • 47:23

    good.

  • 47:24

    >> Right. That's why [laughter]

  • 47:25

    I'm not knocking it. I just want to be

  • 47:26

    very clear

  • 47:28

    >> that I am not.

  • 47:29

    >> My blanket answer for that today is

  • 47:31

    anything I see on the internet I'm

  • 47:32

    supposed to see.

  • 47:34

    >> Yeah. That's how it should go at least.

  • 47:36

    >> Yeah.

  • 47:37

    >> Most of this [ __ ] is calculated. Most of

  • 47:40

    the [ __ ] is a plan. Most of the [ __ ] is

  • 47:41

    a company behind a company. Most of the

  • 47:43

    [ __ ] is a shell company. Most of the

  • 47:44

    [ __ ] is a publicist. Most of the [ __ ] is

  • 47:46

    coming from a lawyer. It's coming from

  • 47:48

    whatever is there

  • 47:51

    is so people can see it.

  • 47:52

    >> Mhm. That's my blanket surface

  • 47:56

    simple answer. Now I'm done getting into

  • 47:59

    the the weeds of it. Uh like we used to.

  • 48:02

    >> I think people are a little bit more

  • 48:04

    strategic with the internet, too. Back

  • 48:05

    in the day, you might get drunk or high

  • 48:07

    or whatever and just start tweeting some

  • 48:09

    [ __ ] I feel like people know not to

  • 48:11

    >> people understand the risks now.

  • 48:12

    >> Yeah, true.

  • 48:13

    >> They don't they don't do that as much.

  • 48:14

    >> Even the tweet and delete seem

  • 48:16

    intentional.

  • 48:17

    >> They like we saw uh uh Christian

  • 48:21

    Combmes.

  • 48:23

    >> Yeah.

  • 48:23

    >> His tweet and delete on when I see 50,

  • 48:25

    I'm going to smack him.

  • 48:26

    >> And then then it was deleted.

  • 48:27

    >> Yikes.

  • 48:28

    >> That's not an accident. That was not I'm

  • 48:30

    having a bad moment and I forgot. That's

  • 48:32

    like I'm I want to have it. It's gone.

  • 48:34

    It's not on the record per deleted.

  • 48:36

    >> I don't know. But by the time by the

  • 48:37

    time I got to it, it was already gone.

  • 48:40

    But, you know, it was it resurfaced in

  • 48:41

    the last couple.

  • 48:42

    >> That boy gonna get his ass whooped.

  • 48:44

    >> I don't know about that.

  • 48:46

    >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you,

  • 48:49

    [laughter]

  • 48:50

    that's a grownup. You know, you know,

  • 48:52

    you older, you can't get let no young

  • 48:54

    boy get out on you. You got to [ __ ] him

  • 48:56

    up. You know what I mean?

  • 48:57

    >> I'm saying I don't think there'll be no

  • 48:58

    violence. I'm not saying he can get the

  • 48:59

    best of

  • 49:00

    >> I think he should get it out of his

  • 49:01

    head. I think he should stop thinking

  • 49:03

    that way. You know, he don't look like

  • 49:05

    he can fight. He don't look like he got

  • 49:07

    it. He don't He don't look like he was

  • 49:09

    protecting them twins on the schoolyard.

  • 49:11

    He was walking them to the car. They got

  • 49:13

    show for that. [laughter] That boy need

  • 49:14

    to put that do-agg on. Keep them waves

  • 49:17

    right and sing. Okay.

  • 49:19

    >> I I don't know if he could fight.

  • 49:20

    >> I I agree with the let there not be

  • 49:23

    violence as

  • 49:24

    >> I want no violence

  • 49:25

    >> indeed.

  • 49:26

    >> That's what I want. But if you are going

  • 49:27

    to smack him,

  • 49:28

    >> I also agree that there could be

  • 49:30

    violence. Could be.

  • 49:32

    >> It could be. Especially when you start

  • 49:33

    talking about smacking Mr. Cent,

  • 49:35

    >> right? Or my father. I'mma smack 50 50

  • 49:38

    Cent when I see him.

  • 49:39

    >> Mr. Centa.

  • 49:41

    >> But if you going to smack somebody, why

  • 49:42

    you got to say you going to smack them

  • 49:43

    ahead of time? That's

  • 49:44

    >> I never understood that.

  • 49:45

    >> Not to mention it [ __ ] up the or the

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    surprise

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    >> to get off.

  • 49:50

    >> What? I walk up to you smiling quick.

  • 49:51

    >> Nood, you know what in my hood they used

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    to do? What? Ask you a question first.

  • 49:55

    >> What would you say?

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    [laughter]

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    be like

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    on it.

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    >> Hey yo. Yo, you said such a pop like it

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    was coming right behind the the first

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    question.

  • 50:07

    >> Yeah.

  • 50:07

    >> Yo, you said yo what? Why you do what?

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    It was coming.

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    >> One of my favorite is I'mma smile at

  • 50:12

    you. I'm act like I'm walking past you

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    and I'm stealing off on you cuz I want

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    you to not be ready. I'm trying to win.

  • 50:17

    >> Yeah. I'm not going to put you on point.

  • 50:19

    >> They be Oh, that's not fair. Square up.

  • 50:21

    [ __ ] that.

  • 50:21

    >> I never [clears throat]

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    on sight. Drop low. No.

  • 50:26

    >> Yeah, [ __ ] Why? No, there I want there

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    to be shock.

  • 50:30

    >> Yes. [laughter]

  • 50:31

    >> Element of surprise.

  • 50:33

    >> The [ __ ] are you steal? I want you to

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    drop your stuff when you see me.

  • 50:37

    [laughter]

  • 50:38

    >> I want [ __ ] to get to shuffling around

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    when you see me. You know what I mean?

  • 50:41

    >> Yes.

  • 50:41

    >> [ __ ] that. I want Whoa, WHOA, WHOA,

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    WHOA, WHOA. LIKE THAT.

  • 50:45

    >> Whisper to whoever you with. Start

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    pointing. Use the phone.

  • 50:49

    >> All that. I'm on that.

  • 50:51

    >> [ __ ] that.

  • 50:51

    >> Do you power walk?

  • 50:53

    >> I do a little trot cuz I'm kind of slow.

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    So, I'm going to go ahead and put a

  • 50:56

    little jog on it. My jog look like a

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    power walk

  • 50:58

    >> and and get a little bit of legs behind

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    the punch.

  • 51:00

    >> Listen, I you know what? I got to get up

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    on you. You know what I mean? I don't

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    hit that hard. I got to get up on you.

  • 51:05

    Try to get you down on the ground. I was

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    a big girl for most of my life. You

  • 51:09

    know, you sit on them, Mark. I'll tell

  • 51:10

    you later. [laughter]

  • 51:13

    >> And outside of that being puff, son,

  • 51:15

    right? Like

  • 51:18

    the tweet and delete

  • 51:20

    implies that, you know, I'm speaking for

  • 51:22

    the family. We got a problem with this.

  • 51:25

    >> Yeah. And it brings you back to the the

  • 51:29

    report that Puff had sent flowers to

  • 51:31

    [ __ ]

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    >> Fif. It's like Puff will eventually come

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    home.

  • 51:36

    >> Fifth going to always be outside. Like

  • 51:37

    who don't nobody want to listen. I'm not

  • 51:40

    perpetuating nothing that could lose us.

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    Anybody

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    >> any great.

  • 51:45

    >> Yeah.

  • 51:45

    >> Yeah. I'm not.

  • 51:46

    >> But let's be clear like cuz I don't

  • 51:48

    know. Know I feel like a lot of people

  • 51:50

    at home, you don't really know what it

  • 51:51

    feel like when a bunch of people are

  • 51:53

    talking [ __ ] about you. And it's like 50

  • 51:55

    is very good at like, you know, he's

  • 51:57

    entertaining. You know what I mean? If

  • 51:59

    it's embarrassing [ __ ] going on and it's

  • 52:01

    something that people didn't notice that

  • 52:02

    was embarrassing, 50 going to pick up

  • 52:04

    that little thing and really run with

  • 52:06

    that. So it's like that's his father.

  • 52:08

    They're embarrassed. They've been

  • 52:09

    through a lot. That's real anger. [ __ ]

  • 52:11

    is t that family is tired of that. So

  • 52:13

    it's like when somebody say I'm going to

  • 52:14

    smack the [ __ ] out you that's not like

  • 52:16

    lightly, you know what I [ __ ] to be

  • 52:17

    taken lightly. On top of the fact, I

  • 52:20

    don't like to be threatened. I don't

  • 52:21

    give a [ __ ] who said it, who I don't

  • 52:22

    like when people say, "I'mma hit you.

  • 52:24

    I'mma do something to you." I really

  • 52:25

    don't like that [ __ ] Like, I just even

  • 52:27

    in what I do now, you could talk about

  • 52:28

    this [ __ ] Don't say you going to do

  • 52:29

    nothing to me. I'm taking it serious.

  • 52:31

    I'm never forgetting it. Like, I'm on

  • 52:32

    that. You know what I mean? When I see

  • 52:33

    you, I'm going because I have to protect

  • 52:35

    myself in that way. What type of fool

  • 52:37

    I'mma be? You didn't say you was going

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    to smack me on Twitter a year ago. You

  • 52:40

    walk in and I'm seated comfortable. No,

  • 52:42

    I'm standing up when I see you, [ __ ]

  • 52:43

    cuz you said you was going to put your

  • 52:44

    [ __ ] hands on me. Period. Like I

  • 52:46

    don't know where y'all from. That's why

  • 52:47

    you always getting bragged out on

  • 52:49

    camera. I be ready. My old ass. I'm

  • 52:51

    ready.

  • 52:52

    >> Well,

  • 52:53

    >> [ __ ] that.

  • 52:54

    >> There is a different way to live

  • 52:56

    [snorts] and you don't have to live that

  • 52:58

    way.

  • 52:59

    >> The grandmom you always talk about, she

  • 53:00

    still fight too.

  • 53:01

    >> And you don't have to be in the same

  • 53:03

    spot as

  • 53:05

    Britney x79.

  • 53:08

    >> I challenge that.

  • 53:09

    >> You don't have to be in the same place

  • 53:11

    that they they are. I am a red-blooded

  • 53:13

    American and violence is the American

  • 53:15

    way and I'm not embarrassed or ashamed

  • 53:17

    about it.

  • 53:18

    >> But violence is

  • 53:19

    >> the American way.

  • 53:20

    >> Well, that's cuz they turned it into

  • 53:22

    that before they came with their

  • 53:23

    weapons. We was partying, seasoning

  • 53:25

    food dancing [laughter]

  • 53:27

    jumping up and down games, playing

  • 53:29

    sports.

  • 53:30

    >> Little Buffalo skins for my neighbors.

  • 53:32

    >> We was chilling. It wasn't that before

  • 53:33

    they the they came.

  • 53:34

    >> Savages.

  • 53:35

    >> Ever since I've been here, we on that.

  • 53:37

    >> All right. Whatever.

  • 53:38

    >> Chicken.

  • 53:39

    >> Whatever. [laughter]

  • 53:40

    No. YEAH, OF COURSE.

  • 53:42

    CHICKENPOX and mice.

  • 53:44

    >> I'm not like [laughter] totally against

  • 53:46

    it.

  • 53:46

    >> We was having a blast before they came.

  • 53:48

    We was chilling.

  • 53:50

    >> Chicken pucks.

  • 53:52

    >> [ __ ] wore a chicken box. [laughter]

  • 53:54

    >> [ __ ]

  • 53:55

    >> bro. They really wiped [ __ ] ass on

  • 53:56

    some dirty [ __ ]

  • 53:58

    >> Like, don't nobody rush up in this

  • 53:59

    group. And we already die about this

  • 54:01

    [ __ ] [ __ ] cheese on their balls,

  • 54:02

    cheese in their feet. We about to die

  • 54:04

    about it.

  • 54:04

    >> And they must have been deep. We must

  • 54:06

    have been scattered.

  • 54:07

    >> Yeah, that's crazy.

  • 54:08

    >> N was organized. They was forgi [ __ ]

  • 54:10

    was forgiven. They ain't never seen

  • 54:12

    nobody do no [ __ ] when it was organized.

  • 54:14

    They had a plan

  • 54:15

    >> and they stoned.

  • 54:16

    >> Element of surprise again.

  • 54:17

    >> You could have smelled them coming. I

  • 54:18

    don't

  • 54:20

    we about to come take your [ __ ]

  • 54:22

    >> Tell you [ __ ] yo. Yo, Thursday we

  • 54:24

    pulling up.

  • 54:25

    >> I [clears throat] feel like

  • 54:25

    >> element of surprise.

  • 54:26

    >> You had to smell them boats on the shore

  • 54:28

    cuz them [ __ ] stunk

  • 54:29

    >> and them.

  • 54:30

    >> Yeah, they stink.

  • 54:31

    >> What? Yo,

  • 54:33

    >> no disrespect.

  • 54:34

    >> They stunk.

  • 54:35

    >> They stink and they stunk, bro. Stoke is

  • 54:37

    past tense when the stink. [laughter]

  • 54:40

    >> He's already stinking already. I don't

  • 54:41

    want to use the word hate. Can I tell

  • 54:43

    y'all about a white person I really,

  • 54:44

    really, really, really, really dislike.

  • 54:46

    >> Sure.

  • 54:47

    >> Trying to see if I know who before you

  • 54:49

    say uh

  • 54:50

    >> and then we'll get to an ad or

  • 54:52

    something. Boy, give me a [laughter]

  • 54:53

    hint first. Come on.

  • 54:54

    >> We want to get We want to guess.

  • 54:56

    >> Uh, it's a kid.

  • 54:57

    >> Oh, [ __ ] I don't want to be a part of

  • 54:59

    that.

  • 54:59

    >> Kid as in

  • 55:01

    >> 25 and under.

  • 55:03

    >> Okay. What's up?

  • 55:04

    >> Uh, is it a streamer?

  • 55:05

    >> Yeah.

  • 55:07

    [snorts]

  • 55:08

    One name with two names.

  • 55:09

    >> Two.

  • 55:10

    >> Two.

  • 55:10

    >> Start with a

  • 55:11

    >> start with an A. [laughter]

  • 55:13

    >> Yes.

  • 55:15

    >> Yeah.

  • 55:18

    >> Related to Betsy.

  • 55:19

    >> I have no clue who could be related to

  • 55:22

    [laughter]

  • 55:23

    the [ __ ] this could be.

  • 55:24

    >> Oh yeah.

  • 55:26

    >> Named after anybody. [laughter]

  • 55:28

    >> [ __ ] could be related to Bob.

  • 55:30

    >> Let me let you go cuz I have a pee about

  • 55:32

    ahead.

  • 55:33

    >> I don't [ __ ] with that little white boy.

  • 55:35

    He's horrible.

  • 55:36

    >> I don't [ __ ] with nothing about him.

  • 55:41

    >> Why though? I'm not really as familiar

  • 55:42

    with him like that.

  • 55:43

    >> Oh god.

  • 55:44

    >> You see the Puka [ __ ]

  • 55:46

    >> Yes, I saw the Puka [ __ ] That's what

  • 55:48

    has me on it like that. Like I feel bad

  • 55:50

    for Puka. What happened?

  • 55:51

    >> I feel bad.

  • 55:52

    >> Puka Puka Noola went on Aiden Ross's

  • 55:55

    stream

  • 55:56

    >> before or after he went absolutely crazy

  • 55:58

    on Thursday.

  • 55:58

    >> Before.

  • 55:59

    >> Okay.

  • 56:00

    >> Puka's had a tough week.

  • 56:02

    >> Yeah. Oh, he went on Aiden Ross's stream

  • 56:05

    and Aiden Ross was teaching him a

  • 56:09

    touchdown dance to do

  • 56:11

    >> for when you get your next touchdown.

  • 56:13

    >> Okay.

  • 56:13

    >> And the touchdown dance was some

  • 56:16

    anti-semitic.

  • 56:18

    >> Oh my god.

  • 56:19

    >> Hand gesture

  • 56:21

    >> that that that Puka did on the stream

  • 56:25

    >> without No, he didn't do

  • 56:27

    >> No, not that.

  • 56:27

    >> He didn't do that one. He did another

  • 56:29

    one. I'm not going to do it.

  • 56:29

    >> I'm not doing it. Nobody do it, please.

  • 56:31

    But but but he didn't know. He had no

  • 56:34

    idea. He's just like, "Okay, this is

  • 56:36

    what I do."

  • 56:36

    >> So Aiden Ross knew.

  • 56:38

    >> Of course,

  • 56:40

    >> Aiden Ross be knowing. There's a little

  • 56:43

    click of those white or those racist

  • 56:45

    little white [ __ ]

  • 56:47

    >> the racist little white streamers

  • 56:48

    >> playing games.

  • 56:49

    >> Mhm.

  • 56:50

    >> Yeah.

  • 56:50

    >> I'm telling you.

  • 56:51

    >> So Puka's had a tough week. He had to

  • 56:53

    issue a statement saying, "I had no idea

  • 56:56

    that

  • 56:57

    >> that hand gesture meant xyz. I'm sorry

  • 57:00

    anybody I've harmed. Sean McVey has had

  • 57:02

    to respond to this [ __ ] in the in the in

  • 57:04

    the post game. Like it it became a

  • 57:06

    really really really big deal.

  • 57:08

    >> That's a really [ __ ] up thing to do.

  • 57:09

    >> I just don't [ __ ] with him. Yo, that's

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