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>> [music]

>> Microphone check. What is this?

[music]

Back to business.

I guess right now we should start the

show.

>> Most of my experiences come from the

entertainment world.

>> Yeah. You've been in entertainment since

you

>> I don't Yeah. I don't I don't get how

y'all are able to bounce in and out like

that. That's why they mad at us

>> in entertainment world. Hi audience.

>> Yeah. [laughter]

>> Peace. Peace. Peace. Peace and love.

Fighting with my friends again.

>> Don't don't mind me.

>> Regular.

>> In entertainment world when setting up

your baby shower or one of the birthday

parties or any of the things

>> they got to look a certain way.

>> You know your baby moms ain't going to

Michaels and Staples and getting the

balloons and all of this and doing it

herself. She want to hire the company to

come make lavender balloon horses and

all of the Instagrammable stuff. Like

nobody is the girls the baby mas are not

decorating their own kid party spaces

anymore.

>> I agree with that. I agree

>> in that entertainment space.

>> No, I don't even think it's just that. I

think it's in the social media

Instagram space. It ain't just

entertainment.

>> Tik Tok world.

>> Tik Tok is really the world.

>> Everything done is to impress the

internet today.

>> Yeah. Yeah. That ain't just the

entertainment world.

>> Well, no. And some of those people are

just really good with decor.

>> True.

>> And getting a room together. I like We

had the 10 year anniversary or whatever

we had in here. I I liked what they came

and did.

>> Yeah, for sure. But there are

>> I wasn't going to do that.

>> But there are people who are

>> You think I was going to Party City

[laughter] to get signed? Hey yo,

anytime I went to Party City was a

nightmare. I am not a fan of the store

in general.

>> I'm not a fan of the store or the

working there. At least over here.

Nowhere worse.

>> Nowhere [laughter] outside.

>> It's It's a horror show.

>> Yeah. Yeah. No matter where you go

nowhere.

>> And we always anytime I went to Party

City, it was always some last minute

[ __ ] Yeah.

>> Always. Whether it's Cinco de Mayo and

I'm trying to get a poncho and a

sombrero or if it's some last minute

appropriation.

>> You buy ponchos and sombrero.

>> Oh, for sure. That's one of my favorite

holidays.

>> Every year.

>> You going to learn about freeze.

>> I'm learning every day.

>> Oh, no. No. Mayo and uh and um

>> cuz y'all didn't seem bothered or

shocked by any of that. Oh no, they see

they annual appropriate every year.

>> St. Patrick's Day.

>> What bar happen the Irish pubs on St.

Pat?

>> Everything but Junth. [laughter]

>> Well, that's my birthday, so I can't c I

got to celebrate me.

>> I was about to say you don't do nothing

for Quanza. Nothing for Junth.

>> Junth is my birthday. So my birthday

brings higher than

>> Junth was also the second thing he said.

>> Quanza he said first. You slipped it.

Yeah. Yeah, I slipped the Quanza.

[laughter]

>> I saw you trying to slip that. I just

let it go.

>> Yeah, I was trying to get a spot of that

one. But say but flag day. You on it.

>> Nah.

>> Flag day.

>> Flag day. But yeah.

>> Yeah. But women see the Tik Tok

decorations and then now everything has

to be that.

>> Mhm.

>> He was right about that.

>> Yeah. I'm I'm going through it now. I'm

trying to plan my daughter's my

daughter's birthday is in 3 weeks and

trying to plan our birthday party and

it's like, yo, all right. We got to get

the decorator for this. I'm like, well,

you know where the party is, right? Like

we do we need that? Yeah, we need that

and the custom cake into this

>> cake. I'm with

>> cake I'm with. Custom cake with

>> custom cake I'm with. I'm I'm down with

the custom cake.

>> Got to be a custom cake.

>> I'm I'm I love the custom cake idea. But

I'm not

>> I'm not spending thousands of dollars

for no decorator.

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> Oh, well, how much you spending? That's

That's what it cost.

>> No, it don't. I found a whole pack of

decorations on Amazon. [laughter]

>> I like JK.

>> Hey yo, bro. What do you think? What do

you think? [laughter]

I found a bunch of them.

>> How much How much do you think the labor

should be?

>> The labor?

>> I said I found the pack of decorations.

>> Which mean I am the labor tape.

>> Putting this stuff together and up.

>> You ice.

>> Joe, you bug a bum.

>> Ice. What are you doing?

>> You're a bug.

>> I did NOT KNOW THAT. THAT'S WHERE HE WAS

TAKING.

>> OF COURSE. THAT'S where he was going.

>> I can do that.

>> He can hang a TV.

>> Exactly. He can hang. What's wrong with

you?

>> Confetti or whatever.

>> Are you making a case?

>> Yo, you know, I got I got a designer

making.

>> Yo, dog, you really have a disconnect.

>> Why Why don't you go get some jiffy or

whatever THE [laughter]

>> ice cream

dad?

Cuz I can't do that. Said

>> I can do what I can do.

>> He could. You can go on the internet and

find a recipe.

>> I used I used problem as a dad. You too

involved. YO, CHILL. [laughter]

WHY? WHY YOU DON'T CHILL SOMETIMES? LIKE

SIT BACK LIKE A DAD ON SOME GRAB YOUR

NUTS WHILE while they scurry around.

>> No, I could.

>> He up with some pliers putting a

transformer up. [laughter]

>> Joe's ever

[laughter]

even call them pliers.

>> Them fancy ass transformers I went for.

Some [ __ ] sat right in the car till my

baby came home. Come on, baby. Come on.

I ain't putting this [ __ ] together at

all.

>> You think they put the transformer?

>> Every last

one of them. That's the [ __ ] dad's

supposed TO DO.

>> NO, IT'S RIGHT.

>> YES. [laughter] You got TO PUT THE

TRANSFORMER.

>> WAIT, YOU WITH ME? NO, YOU WITH THEM. WE

DO EVERYTHING with the transformers. You

got to put the the toys together.

>> Okay. Okay.

>> So, part of being a man and having a

dick is putting the toys together. Grab

a transformer.

>> Well, I I certainly I used the bathroom

right after. Sure enough. So, I had a

>> I was fine. You got a toolbox.

[laughter]

>> I was fine. Yeah, I had a tool box. I'm

just asking. I don't know. You might not

get to give [laughter]

because

I don't travel with the toolbox. What am

I talking about?

>> Y'all listen. That's part [laughter] of

man [ __ ] Y'all are keeping me

accountable. And y'all are absolutely

right. Y'all are right. I have a toolbox

cuz that's some man [ __ ] But

>> but you should I don't use it like that.

And listen, don't sleep. Don't sleep.

Don't sleep. I know this sounds crazy.

Don't sleep on these single mothers of

no.

They don't HAVE A CHOICE.

>> THEY GOT

THESE SINGLE mothers

everything [laughter]

[laughter] in the house.

>> THEY BUILD SCREENS. THEY SET SCREENS.

They said,

>> these single mothers getting it done the

foul line. You got to extend your

[laughter] goose. Follow. They've been

doing it the kids whole life. Just

putting [ __ ] together.

>> Oh my god.

>> My baby came over there. She was like,

"All right, so there's a app. This is

the Bluetooth. You my phone, your

phone." Like, "Girl, come on." She put

it on her phone, connected the [ __ ]

That [ __ ] started moving. I was like,

"All right, go ahead, baby." I was here

for two hours. Stuck, [laughter]

stuck and stumped, bro. Yo, that's

that's crazy.

>> And while we talking about kids, too,

let me let me let uh whoever need to

hear it know you can't take uh our kids

somewhere out of country and I don't

sign the paper. I know that much. That's

true.

>> Hey, you come back, get right on that

Roblox, and get to talk a whole another

language. [laughter]

>> Nah, dog. Where you was at?

[laughter]

>> Nice.

>> Yeah. Where you was at, homeboy? He He

tell it all. Kids tell it all. Yo, I'm

just joking. By the way,

>> shout out to my Shout out to my family.

Shout out to Isa's family. Shout out to

you guys' family.

>> My family, man. For sure. [ __ ] you

nodding, [ __ ] You ain't got no

[laughter] family. I got no family.

[laughter]

Yeah, we ain't talking about that family

parent. Get out of here. Mute up. You

don't You don't want no family.

>> That's the fake family. That's your

[ __ ] past. That's your past family.

I'm talking about the future family.

[laughter]

>> That's your past.

>> What?

>> I don't I have no words. I have no

words. [laughter]

>> I have no words. Past family,

>> man. We talking about your future

family.

>> Your present family.

>> No, your future family. I'm talking

about the kids.

>> I'm talking about the kids.

>> Don't want no kids. Don't [ __ ]

>> You don't want kids ever.

>> I don't know about that.

>> He wants kids.

>> They chilling right now. You shouldn't

be thinking about kids. Take your time.

Yeah. I'm telling you.

>> And if you ever get really, you know,

longing for kids, I got one you can

have. [laughter]

You can borrow as long as you want.

>> Yo, you [sighs]

>> if I had more kid, I'd have got three

nannies so fast. [laughter]

>> Yo, terror.

>> What were you going to ask?

H

>> uh how old are you? 42.

>> 42.

>> Yeah. What you on this grill about,

[ __ ]

Young man sport man.

>> Yeah. Yo, I'm telling you. Look, it's

about time. I don't know.

>> You can't tell somebody it's about time.

>> You can tell men that. Yes, you can. You

can tell that it's about time.

>> You might can't say it's about time. But

you can also let them know like, "Yo,

dogs, it's going to be some [ __ ] being

that we in our 40s.

>> Kids require a lot of energy and [ __ ]

that you might not be prepared for."

>> I respect it from ish cuz he started

late.

>> My [ __ ] my daughter My daughter is

late.

>> My My oldest My oldest daughter is 10,

[ __ ] I had my first child when I was

40 and now I had my second child when I

was 46. That [ __ ] is a lot, my [ __ ]

>> Yeah, I was there. You trying to make it

sound on the floor to play them games.

Your knees ain't

>> Yeah.

>> Cooperate. This [ __ ] still works.

[laughter]

>> Okay.

>> Yo, they they fast track a lot of this

[ __ ]

>> You'll be all right. They like, damn, I

was just able to

>> just [laughter] yesterday. This should

be happens. Life come at you quick, man.

I did it at 21 42 or whatever I am to

43. So, like I done both ends. That [ __ ]

is hard.

>> Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah,

>> y'all don't make it sound good.

>> No, 30 [laughter] 30 something is the

sweet spot.

>> Your knees are just fine if you just

hand the nanny the check. [laughter]

Your wrist work fine if you just here.

Thank you so much.

>> And don't get and and I'm talking about

the nanny that I don't what the [ __ ] he

talking about. And I'm talking about the

nanny the the all in one nanny. The

nanny that's cleaning, doing the

laundry, that's cooking, that's being a

friend to your lonely ass wife when you

ain't around.

>> I'm talking about the nanny that you

know, you know the nanny [laughter] I'm

talking about. Smokey had a

smokey about 17. He had no kids.

>> Oh my lord. That towel on the bed. It's

good to see y'all. I'm in a good mood.

See, look where you take everything.

[laughter]

>> You just got to be horny all the time.

>> That's what they said. He do it.

>> He [laughter] did. That's what they

said.

>> That's what they said. In his defense,

>> Smokey was, you know. Yeah.

>> You [laughter] know. Yeah.

Smokey was doing numbers.

[clears throat]

>> In the wrong way. [laughter]

>> In the wrong way.

>> In the 40s, too.

[laughter]

>> That [ __ ] was

>> It was like the ' 70s,

>> like 80s, ' 60s, '7s. It was like the

20s '9s.

>> [laughter]

>> since [ __ ] just happened.

>> He's like the LeBron of that [ __ ] 60

years. That's crazy. [laughter]

>> Oh [ __ ]

>> Yo, 60 years of coochie.

>> It wasn't all coochie.

[clears throat]

>> Didn't one of them was

>> Oh yeah. Yeah.

>> Y'all made a allegedly or something.

>> Yeah. Allegedly.

>> The allegation.

>> The allegation. We talking about

allegations.

>> Say that.

>> Yeah.

>> I don't know. I went there.

>> There's some bi involved too.

>> [cough]

[laughter]

>> What?

>> All right. I can I see what type of day

we I I got it. I GOT IT. I GOT

[laughter] IT. I GOT IT. Thank you.

Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Got it.

>> Sometimes you just know.

>> Get us right up out of there. Right up

out of there.

[laughter]

>> Mic check 1212. Mic check 1212.

>> Keep this blood going for the best crew

in the world while I get these drops out

the way.

No. No.

No.

What's happening?

What's happening?

>> I

was marked on my head. [ __ ] [ __ ]

>> Mic check. 1212. So happy y'all could be

here with us today. What episode is

this?

>> 893.

>> Welcome to episode 893 of the Joe Button

podcast. Brought to you by Fueled by

Power by Price Pitch Price Pitch Gang. I

am your humble, grateful, gracious.

Really happy to be here. Host Joe

Button. You know the vibes. You know the

gang. The crew is here. You know who we

be. You know what we here to do. To my

right. Absolutely nobody. [laughter]

Absolutely nobody to my right. As Deon

is doing the [ __ ] she want to do like a

boss should in 2026. To her right. To

her right.

>> To her right. [laughter]

Our good brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is

in the building. Next to him, Mr.

Thousand Doors and up. Good. Our good

brother Ish is here. Hey, Ish.

>> Good day, sir.

>> Next to him, you already know the vibes,

man. Got the [ __ ] Cindy Looper hoodie

going on. Dazzled.

>> Come on now. The freeziest of them all.

Big Ice is in the building. How you

doing Ice?

>> I'm great. How y'all doing today?

>> Real good. Real amazing. Next to him,

our good man, our good brother Parks is

here. Peace Park, how you feeling?

>> Peace. Feeling amazing, man.

>> Good. Love to hear that. Po is here,

huh? Po, what's popping? You good?

>> Corey is here. How you doing, Corey? You

good?

>> Thumbs up, huh?

A few words.

>> I ain't going to say no. He asked me to

chill.

>> He asked me to He asked me to chill. One

of the people listening to the pods, I'm

jamming them up. Got

>> But that's what I do. I I listen. I

>> You're a jammer. Yo, how do you think

this pod became this successful?

>> By jay people.

>> I squeal. Yo, really?

>> I squeal. Yo, no. We talk we talk too

much to not rely on

>> to not rely on all things that you

should talk about. We talk too much.

>> Even things that you shouldn't talk

about.

>> Yo, I couldn't do this gig if I just

talked about things that I should only

talk about. That would never happen.

>> That would happen.

>> Would just be an hour.

>> Huh? Well, the episodes would be like an

hour.

>> Yeah. How far you think that would go?

>> Not that far.

>> Yeah, me neither. Me neither. I don't

bank on that.

>> Uh, happy birthday to my mom's trainer.

Who told my mom Happy birthday to my

mom's trainer.

>> I didn't happy birthday. [laughter]

>> Who told my Who squealled to my mom.

>> Yeah, that's that's the homie.

>> Who squealled to my mom that I be

squealing on [ __ ] up here.

>> But I mean, who don't know?

>> But throw your ballist,

>> huh?

>> Throw your ballist. Yeah, but if she

missed something uh

>> if she missed something, the trainer

will uh

>> Wait, just a trainer was your birthday?

>> Yeah. So, I squealled on him.

>> He's like a Redditor.

>> So then he told her that I'm on here

that I did whatever. I'm like, "Yeah, I

squeal." But my mom knows I squeal.

>> Yeah. Anybody I think anybody that know

you facts know

>> I'm telling you you got to tell it got

to sound important or you got to tell me

yo chill or I'm telling the world.

>> Your chill don't always work.

>> I'm telling the world. That's true too.

>> Yeah. [laughter] Like

>> I'm getting better with that. You like

Ga?

>> I'm getting better with that.

>> What's your favorite?

>> Huh?

>> Mozzarella.

>> He's calling you a ride.

>> If that was really true, he wouldn't be

so mysterious.

>> Yeah. You're welcome, boy. [laughter]

>> That's just a quick pow pow. That's just

[ __ ]

sound like you knew [laughter] your

secret. That's just a quick pow pow in

the beginning of the show. So, you know,

so you know what time it is. You know

what I mean? If I was really a rat, you

wouldn't be so Mr. Mystery, [ __ ]

>> I would be. You

>> it go the other way.

>> Huh?

>> If you really a rat, that would make a

person be extra mysterious.

>> No. If I was a rat, he wouldn't be

mysterious.

>> It would be cuz you just saying I

understand what he's saying. I know what

he's saying.

>> But he lying. He'll just be his fiction

man even more than he is.

>> All the [ __ ]

>> THAT [ __ ] DON'T KNOW NOTHING ABOUT ME.

[laughter]

>> Y'ALL Y'ALL USED TO RUN TOGETHER BACK in

y'all was young.

>> Used to.

>> That's where all the dirt is though.

>> No. Can you tell that?

>> Okay. Okay. Okay. I tell [laughter] it

myself. I feel like you're saying too

much.

[laughter]

I

>> got plenty more than that [laughter]

back. Say something about me.

>> Oh my lord. Harry Potter back.

>> Well, it's good to see all of y'all.

Good to see all of y'all. Y looking

good. You're smelling good. And

hopefully at some point Mona will join

us.

>> Uh fingers

>> crossed. Probably traffic.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm

thinking. That's what I'm thinking.

>> Uh, what's popping though? What's up?

What's up? What's going on? What's

What's going on in you guys' houses that

I can exploit.

>> It's the time of year where nothing's

happening in the house except for me

sitting on a damn couch, which I'm happy

about.

>> That's fire on some man [ __ ] Just

chilling. You know what I mean?

Yesterday gave you a little itch.

>> It did. It was 50. It was 50 something

yesterday. It was something.

>> That [ __ ] felt good.

>> That [ __ ] felt like Yeah.

>> I I wouldn't know. I was under the

covers all day.

>> What are you saying? What?

>> No, just chilling, resting.

>> Okay. Really?

>> Preparing for the work day.

>> Sure. Sure.

>> 50.

>> 50. 50. It was 50 something. 50 make me

change me car wash. Like I had a car

wash. I knew I did all [laughter] that

yesterday. Clean the insides all 50.

>> My [ __ ] be filthy. Yesterday you be like

[laughter] th away. Yeah.

>> You put that [ __ ] on.

>> Nah.

>> You know he had a surgery to cheat you

on. Something going on. He has something

going on. knew that's that issue. I

cleaned the car out. I definitely

cleaned the car out.

>> There's no way for me to go and and feel

good about myself anymore.

>> I know. I was riding around a clean car.

>> Make you feel good.

>> After you get the car wash and play some

music and

>> y'all wish we all happily in our

relationships, but you when it's 50 and

you get in your car and it's nice, don't

that just make you

>> want to be with your girl? Yeah. Make I

want to miss [laughter] my girl. I want

to say my baby. That's all it make me

want to do.

>> What's my baby doing right now?

>> When it hits 60, I really want to be

with my [laughter] girl. YEAH.

>> 75. OH MY GOD. I WANT TO GET MARRIED

AGAIN.

>> Oh man.

>> Yeah. I definitely want to be with my

girl cuz what you doing when it's 60 and

I ain't deal.

>> Oh, that's truth. Come out.

>> Truth. I listen. I stand straight as

one. How long you going to mourn Anthony

Joshua friends?

>> Oh [ __ ] Like that's bad to say dog

night. Oh my.

>> No, [laughter]

that ain't bad to say. You don't know

him or them. If you knew him, that's a

little different.

>> Now, rest in peace.

>> Rest in peace, Rest in peace. For sure.

>> But how does he not have a shirt on?

[laughter]

>> That's the real question that I can't

let go of.

>> I get it.

>> Yo, I saw the piece that you and your

wife did about it. Oh, yeah. Hilarious.

>> Absolutely hilarious.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, thank you for watching it.

>> It's called In This Thing Together on

Patreon. Check it out. [laughter]

>> Subscribe. The real Mark Hill. I told

her ex. [laughter]

>> It's $10, man. [laughter]

>> Besides, yo, subscribe to Mark Lamar

Hill Patreon. [laughter] If you're not

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please feel free to do so at any point.

Um,

>> yo yo, speaking of your your mom's

trainer, it's my man. He he having a big

heaving a Harlem night having a Harlem

night suare.

>> Yeah, I know.

>> For for his birthday party. I was going

to go in. That's right in your bag, too.

>> I was going to go in there looking like

quick, but I You know what I mean?

>> You are.

>> You [clears throat] absolutely are.

>> I ain't going.

>> Why not, though? That sound like a vibe.

>> No, I do. I just I'm running around,

bro.

>> See, that sound like 40 plus fun themed

parties.

>> Yeah, [ __ ]

>> That's another place your picture can go

up. Uh at the all-white party.

That boy right there. All white party

gangster

with the white linen.

>> You know the suit.

[laughter]

I'm not going to no more.

>> Yeah, them Newark drug dealer [ __ ] and

a all white party. Boy, I tell you,

[laughter] all white party in the summer

and a black party in the winter.

>> Yeah, man. Listen, [laughter] that's

fact. That's the [ __ ] That's true. I

ain't going to hold you. [laughter]

What?

>> Uh but yeah, you should go to that

party.

>> No, no, that [ __ ] um again I ain't I

don't really got the time. But and

trainers that you know them [ __ ] is

different, bro. That [ __ ] is trouble in

there. I think the trainers

[ __ ] suits going to be

>> Yo trainers saying

>> [ __ ] the trainers one the trainers

bring them out

>> for sure

>> then the trainers is trouble my [ __ ]

>> then all they peoples is trainers

>> they got a little trainer crew

>> yeah trainer party

>> see that's why you got to call me [ __ ]

I got to remind you who you beacon

>> never

>> do you know who you

>> I let mine go in the middle of the war I

don't care

>> a it's not me fan

>> oh I'm just checking

>> Oh yeah they could be around

>> oh I thought you changed I thought

[laughter] intimidated something Little

intimidation. I heard some fear.

>> Train. What about a train? Nobody. Train

or what?

>> You did say that's another reason I

ain't going cuz the trainers

>> get you out of there.

>> I think have a hard night. [laughter]

>> KG got your out of there.

>> Kevin Garnett [ __ ]

>> He didn't. But it's cool.

>> That's the street.

>> Shout to KG, bro. [laughter]

>> Shout him out. Street. That's your

street. YOUR WIFE [laughter]

KG.

I think trainers are absolute dicks.

>> Like really really really dicks

>> sometimes. Yeah.

>> No, like just by nature. And it's some

on Tik Tok now where [ __ ] [ __ ] the

girls uh the girls uh they bend down,

they squat, then they do a little leg

move like they killing [ __ ] and then the

trainer go put 900 more pounds on the on

on the thing.

>> My trainer do that.

>> Yeah, you're supposed to.

>> I train to do that [ __ ] yesterday.

>> No, I'm not with that.

>> Like I'm already in here pushing myself

to the max. No, your max and they max is

different facts.

>> Who know my max better, me or him? No,

not at all. I'm telling you. So, if I'm

in there getting it up to the best of my

ability, pause, that ain't for you to

say, "That looked too easy. Here goes

some more shit." That's literally what

they do. That's literally what they do.

>> Well, I'm not with it. I don't like

that. Or or if you go out on a Friday

night and have fun.

>> Uh-huh.

>> And then you go in Saturday morning.

>> Oh, you got to whoop your ass now. And

you and you looking a little woozy. Fun

is for the weak. This is Sparta.

[laughter]

SEE, I DON'T THINK that's right. Yo,

they don't give

>> I don't think that's right at all.

>> Not for nothing, that should make you

feel better, too. If you had like a long

night,

>> I'm going to keep it a bug with you. You

be you'll be tight in there. But when

you leave, you'll be like, "Yeah, good."

>> Yeah, I needed that [ __ ]

>> Need that when he leave, [laughter]

>> like, "Yeah, I'm feeling a lot better

now. Get the [ __ ] out of here. Go get in

your car. Kick rocks." Or his move,

which is you go do the whole session. He

kicked ass this session. You mad sore.

You done did an hour 70 minutes of [ __ ]

And as soon as you walk out the door.

>> All right. Now, before you go, give me

40 50 calories on this bike right here.

>> Oh, that'd be the worst. Wait, excuse

me.

>> That'd be the worst.

>> You ready?

>> Very fight.

>> No, no, no, no. I'm I'm It's over now.

My trainer do. When I'm getting ready to

leave, she'd be like, "Wait, get down.

You gotta do this [ __ ] where you put

your legs up at 12 10 that like she just

shot out numbers.

>> You got that? [laughter]

>> Yo, my my my lawyer ain't like that [ __ ]

you said.

>> He was like, "Yo, were you

uncomfortable?"

>> Oh my god. [laughter] Jesus, man.

>> Joseph,

>> I was uncomfortable now that you

mentioned it. You know what? You You're

right.

>> Look, lawyer got a reminder was

uncomfortable. That's how [laughter] it

go.

as I go.

>> You was uncomfortable. Right. Right.

[laughter] Right.

>> And like I said, that's hilarious.

>> I love the trainer when they push you

just a little bit further.

>> No, they And again, to to the point, yo,

you might think that you maxing out at

200 lb. And they be like, "Yo, dog, you

didn't do this. Now you done did 212,

215." You like, "Oh shit." Like that's

their job.

>> Yeah.

>> You got it.

>> Yeah.

>> I don't like it. I wouldn't be doing it

without the same [ __ ]

>> and I would I wouldn't be going to the

gym without the trainer. I wouldn't be

as consistent without the trainer. Not

even close. Y'all know I'm a

procrastinator

on another level cuz I might not feel

like

>> fix it. You just [laughter]

I make up an excuse. Yo, in your brain

you be like, "Yo." Yeah.

>> But why you don't fix it for 2026?

>> I'm trying.

>> No, you're not. That is a bold face.

>> You're bugging. I'm trying.

>> How?

>> What are you doing to try?

>> I've been mad aggressive in 2026.

>> You was just late 10 minutes ago. I was

with my I was talking to I was with my

lawyer trying to be aggressive.

>> Well, that's good. Did Did y'all work

out the the situation?

>> You [laughter]

you you know who did this thing

>> and you're willing to provide that

information. [laughter]

>> Sign over there and be like,

>> it was him who write your name on the

back. [laughter] You got your nails

done. So when you point you can point

Why don't we be Why don't we be you and

me? Nobody. Accountability partners for

the gym. We'll go together.

>> We ain't gonna get no work done at the

gym.

>> I think it's a gym where where there's

no work to be seen.

>> He don't want to go to that gym.

>> Yo, he can't talk that. [laughter] You

heard me. Yo, can I talk that horny?

>> It's not about no I don't [ __ ] with no

women in the gym, bro.

>> But why you think I want to be a good to

be there in the gym?

>> No, I'm just saying. But people like,

you know, me and Mark together, they

come up to us.

>> Yeah, I ain't going to go to the gym

while your people be.

>> Wait, what? Y'all ain't You hear what

they Wait, what do you expect? What do

you mean?

>> Famous for the gym.

>> When you and Mark are out together, they

>> they come off.

>> They [ __ ] with us. What did he say?

>> Streets, man.

>> He did.

>> Is that true, Mark?

>> You think I mean, yeah, it's me and is

[laughter]

same happened to me every time I'm out

with Jay-Z. Like, [laughter]

she was both of us. Like, yo,

>> yo, dog. Me and [laughter] me and for

real.

We make it happen.

>> Oh my god. Yo,

>> that's hilarious.

>> Hey, Mona.

>> Hi. Welcome.

>> Mozy with the 11s on.

>> Nice.

>> Stalin

hunt. Nails on fleek. Okay. Drug dealer

chic.

>> You look good. You look good.

>> I mean, drug dealer chic.

>> I like a trapper. Hey fellas,

>> what's good? It's good to see you. Queen

of the South.

>> Morning. I'm glad you're here.

>> Yeah, I miss you.

>> I miss you too. I need your insight on a

particular thing. Joe and I were

talking. all y'all inside, but I need a

woman's perspective on this too. Joe and

I were talking on the way in uh or

before we started rather and uh we were

talking he was saying like he's a little

bit pop right now this time of year and

part of it is you know just end of the

year

>> holiday what pop mean

>> like oh

[laughter]

>> it could mean two things

>> I assumed he meant both but the

>> I will fight you [laughter]

>> money get LOOK MONEY GET TIGHT for

people with money I ain't got money like

that but I I I could imagine it would be

like that. But

>> no, I'm popped. No, I'm popped. I don't

have time for issues games right now. He

don't believe nothing I say about I'm

shout out to the people out there that

are popped right now.

>> What's pop? What's pop mean?

>> Tight.

>> Tight.

>> Less than you're used to.

>> Hey, money that you have to be

responsible with.

>> There there is a difference between

popped and less than I'm used to.

>> Big difference.

I'm used to having like 85 mil in

account. You know what I mean?

>> When you got when you got to borrow from

yourself.

>> No, it's so MANY BORROW FROM ANOTHER

PERSON. That's what people that are pop

for real because go people go too hard

for Christmas.

>> [ __ ] don't pay rent and mortgage on

January 1st.

>> Who you telling?

>> You hear the landlord, he's stressed.

[ __ ]

>> like that's everybody was late.

>> Him [laughter]

[ __ ] balconies and [ __ ]

>> This nigga's not popped. Not. Not even.

>> Nah.

>> Okay.

>> That's not pop.

>> But what does pop mean? Pop is

subjective.

>> Gas or breakfast? That's pop. Choices.

That's

>> You got to make choices. All right, you

guys. Big surprise. Big surprise here.

>> I'm not talking about that one.

>> You just came here last week and said,

"Yo, I've been buying golden silver

word."

>> He used the word pop.

>> No, I definitely bought a man golden

silver and buy gold and silver.

>> Mhm.

>> Honestly.

>> Yeah.

>> You know who can't buy gold and silver?

>> [ __ ] that's pop. [ __ ] THAT'S

>> $4,000 AN OUNCE. Day I spent too much

for Christmas. Taxes.

It's It's time. It's time to sit down.

>> And it's time to sit down.

>> Say I felt the same exact way. And then

the MX bill came. MX. Yes. I saw my MX

bill for the month. That [ __ ] was

>> You be want to [ __ ] them up, [ __ ] I

ain't going to lie.

>> And then your lady birthday right before

Christmas. But you still not popping,

bro.

>> Talk about it, dog. I don't feel bad for

>> these [ __ ] Scorpios. But [laughter]

it don't be just that the bill be high.

>> Oh, you had to spend a million dollars

for Christmas.

>> Stop paying this [ __ ]

>> You got pay the whole bill. But the

thing is when Airme send you the bill.

>> It got your charges and now I got

another list of charges

>> from the

>> the other card holder

>> from the authorized

>> the authorized user.

>> Yeah, buddy. Now I just come with a

conversation

>> and that list get longer and longer. It

used to be like you know what I mean?

95% will be on my side then like a

little bit on her side.

>> It kind of flipped a little bit.

>> I be thinking you scared of her but then

you openly talk. So

>> I ain't scared of nobody listen to the

show.

>> Well, not on this [laughter] not not on

this show on their shows over the air.

>> When Debo come around [laughter] I'll be

quiet. That's funny you saying that

though, Mark, cuz I always I always felt

like I would save money doing that.

>> That's what

>> giving her a car. Why do you think that?

>> Crazy as hell.

>> I would think it would be the exact

opposite.

>> No, cuz instead of giving her money,

you're letting her use the money, right?

That's the That's the concept.

>> The same theory is as going to uh all

you all you can eat.

>> It ain't the same

>> cuz you get you get full.

>> They say when you go to a

>> physically [laughter] you get full

[ __ ]

>> Ice. They say when you go to a all you

can eat, how many times do you actually

eat all you can eat?

>> Most people talking to ice. [laughter]

>> Most people don't.

>> Most people do not because

>> mentally it's all you can eat. It's

there. I can have it.

>> So you don't.

>> Okay.

>> Yep.

>> Yeah. That don't apply to me. But I got

>> You go on all you can eat. Physically

you can't.

>> You can get to a certain point when it's

all I could shop. All I could swipe.

[laughter]

>> You crazy. Also, I think that if you

just giving money every time, like

giving money every time, your your

partner could

>> lose touch with just how many times

that's happening versus her having a

card and swipe.

>> See, I think the exact opposite. If I'm

giving money,

>> you got to budget it.

>> Yeah. It's Yeah. Yeah. You know, you

getting this, it's budgeted. But swipe,

I don't They don't even see the bill.

>> So, now it's just Swipe.

>> It's like casino chips.

>> Nah, but you know what you spending.

>> No, you don't. You know what you buying.

I don't think that's much better than

her sending me a a picture of some [ __ ]

I go buy it. That happened three times

in the month. Then there's the bills.

Then there's this. Then there. You don't

know [ __ ] You just you just hitting me.

No. You hear here and you go so you can

see what you spend.

>> I don't think.

>> And that help people too

>> when they look at what they're spending.

Why are they looking at

>> Well, cuz see

>> cuz you're going to cuz you're going to

put it in their face before they wake

up,

>> right? [laughter]

with a little red circle like a scroll.

[laughter] What the [ __ ] is this?

>> With a yellow highlighter. Come on. You

know how just go.

>> No, just throw it in the bag.

>> That's why you give me that MX. They let

them log in for theirel cuz it shows you

how much you spent that month on your

[ __ ]

>> It does.

>> Yeah.

>> Are they paying the MX bill? No. Right.

So why are they logging in to look at

what was spent on the MX?

>> Good point. I don't even GOT

>> THAT'S THE LIKE I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ]

ABOUT THAT.

>> WELL, I'm not even paying attention to

the total. I'm not paying.

>> I think it depends on the woman though.

>> Well, how does it depend on for you

Mona? What do you How do you see that? I

ain't never been authorized user. I'm a

real [ __ ] [laughter] I ain't even

grace that area authorized young [ __ ]

authorized user.

>> WE KNOW

[laughter]

EITHER. I just had an experience.

>> She put a nickname on the card murder.

>> Yeah, but [laughter] I'm not going to

lie. I' I've probably been more

frivolous with money I've been given by

somebody cuz it's not my money.

>> It's not your brand.

>> But if they give you the card, would you

be less frivolous? More the same? I I

don't think it would make a [ __ ]

difference. It's not my money. It's not

my bill. It's not like, you know, you

swipe swipe your card and it text you so

kind of remind you you just did

something. You know, you can see it. But

if I'm sliding your card, I'm not

getting a text. I don't see the bill. I

don't give a [ __ ] about that.

>> You know, you know when you make them

more mindful of it when that [ __ ] don't

go through,

>> right? Now that's different.

>> Yeah.

>> That's an AMX.

>> That's when

>> Yeah. It's going to keep going.

>> It goes through. It goes through.

>> Yeah. You talking about AMX?

>> It goes through.

>> MX got his limits too for most of the

cars. 50

>> MX that drove so many people to

bankruptcy.

>> Yeah.

>> Really?

>> Let them keep going.

>> Yeah. Cuz you you went and swiped that

whole month. You had a blast. And then

the next month came and you was popped.

>> Blazer. She make that the goal to [ __ ]

The blazer. I can get [laughter] you a

next in six months. The whole thing.

>> Oh my god.

>> They treat you like a trophy now. We

>> yo, big jersey. Big Jersey. Big Jersey.

And big Jersey news. Uh, come on. You

know what time it is. Yes, sir.

>> No time.

>> Yes, sir.

>> We want to say welcome home.

Fetty W.

>> I don't really care why I didn't do all

investig.

>> What y'all laughing at?

>> Nothing.

>> This dummy right here, right? I ain't

letting Mark take me down. Uh,

>> no. I'm not the bad influence, man.

Look, shout out to Fetty, though. I'm

glad he's home, man. Hope he's hope he's

doing well.

>> Jersey, [ __ ] Not big Philly. Big

Jersey.

>> Big Jersey. Shoot. Salute to him.

Everybody

>> brought them kids there home for the

holidays almost. That was cute. You

know,

>> everybody seems happy except uh Mika.

>> That was so weird. Like, god damn.

>> Yeah, you got to chill for a minute.

>> The [ __ ] was home for an hour.

>> A hot 20 minutes.

>> And I think her tweet was something like

um how you disappoint me that fast,

[ __ ] If you that disappointed that

fast, you already disappointed. Like you

already

>> She clarified that though. She said she

said she was speaking for her daughter.

>> For her daughter. The implication was

that he didn't see the kid or didn't do

something by the kid after he came home.

>> Yo, when are y'all going to stop the

>> COME ON.

>> HE has multiple children. Correct. By

multiple women, right? [clears throat]

You can't see all them nigglets at the

same time.

>> Yo, bigger than that,

>> fam. I just came home, bro. Why do we

have to post everything going on in our

>> Cuz I'm taking this moment to make it

about me. [ __ ]

>> That's why. Mind you, she just went

through a like a tragic incident. I

would want to lay low. You know, she

just lost her like her her husband,

right? Her husband just passed away.

>> Are you being serious or you being

serious?

>> I'm dead serious. Her husband just

>> cuz right after the husband passed, she

was spotted with some other [ __ ]

partying and then they was like, "Yo,

don't you think that's a little too

fast?" And then

>> some time passed and then she put

>> And to me, that's enough to not say [ __ ]

when my baby dad come home. You know,

that's what I mean. Because of all of

that, I would

>> know you was being shady. You set me up.

[laughter]

>> That was a long time.

Oh, speaking of bird [ __ ] have y'all

seen the [ __ ] Delicious was supposed to

win, but we'll talk later.

>> Hey yo, you seen it?

>> You like Delicious [ __ ]

>> You like Delicious, yo.

>> Delicious.

>> Delicious. Good friend of mine.

>> Mine, too.

>> And more. And more.

>> Go way back. Fame.

>> He got the randlest [ __ ] food

collection. Why you can't [laughter]

>> just cuz I know her don't mean don't

>> I didn't say DELICIOUS DON'T TAKE AWAY

FIVE NO MORE. NO. That [ __ ] money [ __ ]

>> Don't do that. First of all, listen.

Say that and then say that's the homie.

>> You can't do that.

>> That's funny style about you. That's

what you see. [laughter]

>> He broke

>> That's some That's some [ __ ]

>> He broke it down though. He was on on

the money podcast. He breaks down the

whole thing that happened between them.

His money is still there. His money is

still there.

>> They just, you know, she was she liked

to be outside more than he did.

>> Ah, which is if you [laughter] see

If you see the new [ __ ] [laughter]

>> Oh my god. Me and my girl was on his

page for [laughter] 20 minutes.

>> I want to see.

>> Oh, what's up?

>> Shout out to Fetty Wap, man.

>> Oh yeah, Fetty [ __ ] is here and

Delicious. [laughter]

>> I love you.

>> Love you, Delicious.

>> That's the homie.

>> That [ __ ] Fetty big as hell.

>> If Cheyenne Bryan wrapped you up like

that, leave Delicious alone, [ __ ] Play

playing in the proper dog [laughter]

park. Play in the dog park. You belong.

Hold up a minute. Hey, play in the dog

park. You belong in, my [ __ ] If

Cheyenne Bryan did that, what did she

do?

>> Delicious. Now I understand what she

did.

>> Anyways, [laughter]

you be you be knocking on the Kindle

door. Let me IN

[laughter]

>> scratching playing around, man.

>> Uh yeah. Welcome home, Fetty. I'm happy.

I'm happy. I'm sure all the Jersey is

happy. You look good.

>> Uh, can't wait to see what you have

planned.

>> Same.

>> And if you do nothing, I'm totally cool

with that, too.

>> Don't rush. Yeah, don't rush.

>> I prefer if you stay still for a minute.

Like you was talking about with the

other artist. Just stay still for a

minute. Be with your people. Connect

with your people and figure out what you

want to do. Don't be in a rush to put

out new.

>> It's hard to tell that to a [ __ ] that

just came home.

>> Yeah.

>> I don't know. I've just heard so much

lately that I write writing for years,

concepts, all that [ __ ]

>> Been beating on the table all them

years. Hopefully you get to the right

people and the right crew.

>> Mhm. Yeah.

>> I hear you. I

>> jump on that photo.

>> I wouldn't see a studio no time soon.

>> That's me. That's me. That's me.

>> How long would you need?

>> You can hit the studio. Just don't be in

a rush to push it out.

>> That's what I'm saying. Make all the art

you want.

>> You got to go to the studio.

>> You didn't go to the studio. Oh, I

didn't realize that you did the BET

freestyle till like last week.

>> Okay.

>> Did y'all see that? Did y'all see years

old?

>> You was in the sto? No, she's on the BET

Hip Hop Awards with a freestyle.

>> Listen, one year [laughter] before

because BET Awards is over now. Y'all

know that, right? So,

>> hip-hop ones.

>> Yeah. Oh, that's just hip-hop. Not the

whole joint.

>> They did the cipher and instead of doing

rappers, they like tried to make it

funny. So, they had like me, Kirk

Franklin, Dapper Dan, all these people

rap BECAUSE REMEMBER YOU MIGHT REMEMBER

IT RIGHT?

>> It's an eclectic.

>> It's not coming back to me. [laughter]

And I'm shocked cuz you're a big Don't

Call Me White Girl supporter.

>> Yeah, I am.

>> Um, no fellas. Um, we freestyle and they

picked a beat for us. And, um, if y'all

remember, Meek went viral after cuz he

was irritated with BET. He felt like BET

was making a mockery of his family.

Y'all remember that part?

>> You did. Salt part.

>> [ __ ] y'all. [laughter] These [ __ ]

First of all,

>> it was LET ME LET ME TALK TO THE artists

in the room. The beat was hard to catch,

Joey. Cuz I wrote that. I might, you

know,

>> you were close to it.

>> Rumor. Shut up. [laughter]

>> [ __ ] some people in the comments said

I sound like Cassidy. Some people said I

sound like Run MC. But the essence of

hip hop, Cy, I had it. And I was big as

[ __ ] in a small booth.

>> No, you look good. You look good. I

thought,

>> you feel me?

>> She look good. It's just, you know, and

and the raps was good.

>> Listen.

>> And the beat was good. If you pull that

[ __ ] up, this pull right, you know, he

going right. Mind you, I'm 60 bigger.

You do not need to pull this up. We're

totally fine. We take Mona's word for

it. Awesome experience. It was dope.

YouTube, check it out.

>> No, you don't even have to check it out.

>> Or don't check it out. Or don't check it

out.

>> It was It was what it was when it was.

I'm a jack of all trades, bro. I could

do whatever.

>> No doubt. I keep trying to get this

[ __ ] to you mean bad with me, but

whatever. They don't rap.

>> Y'all mentioned Salt. I don't know if

it's the right time, but you know, Salt

and Peppa just got beat down by UMG,

too.

>> Yes, they did.

>> How would you describe it?

>> They were talking to a production deal.

They're really technically getting beat

down by Herby Love Bug, if you want to

be real.

>> Still,

>> I heard that, though.

>> He He The UMG deal is not with Salt and

Peppa. It's with Herby.

>> Damn. So, they're fighting to get their

Masters back, but it's Herby's Masters.

>> Yeah. And and UMG uh won. It was thrown

out. It wasn't as they won. It was It

was thrown out. Very similar to the

Drake situation, you know, where UMG is

just looking real strong right now. And

I It makes me feel bad for artists. You

know what I mean? Like,

>> but it's different. Well, in that case,

it's different because

>> what did UMG do wrong?

>> The UMG didn't do anything wrong.

Unfortunately, if I sign my deal is with

you and your deal and you signed the

artist and the artist beef can't be with

me.

>> Correct. Unfortunately, I want them to

get their [ __ ] back. But it sounds like

it's a Herby Love Bug beef, not a UMG

beef.

>> It's because of that [ __ ] they did to

Spinderella, the original one.

>> You've been in production deals, so you

you understand this, right? Like this is

>> You've been in a terrible deal.

[laughter]

>> That's how you swung it. It's not. No,

it's not necessarily bad.

>> A production deal is not

>> necessarily bad. I mean, no. I didn't

have the greatest experience with them.

Most of the times when you hear horror

stories like this, a production deal is

attached. But a proper production deal

could be could be amazing,

>> right?

>> That's way that's why it gets tricky

because production deal

they're providing or supposed to be

providing all of these services. some of

which is giving you a song,

>> right?

>> Or finding the song.

>> Mhm.

>> So, if I'm doing that,

>> then what percentage of all of these

things am I entitled to? And most times

that's agreed upon before the hit.

>> What's interesting is Herby was there at

the uh the uh Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

induction. He was with them. So, I don't

know what's going on, but

>> yeah, but that could be front facing

while we trying to negotiate in the

background. And then that's the thing.

We we having this talk in 2026. Herby

Love Bug in 1988 89 is

>> the man is the man man. So I mean

>> it's tough

>> and part of the services you speak of

could be getting you to the label. You

might not have been able to make it to

the label without me.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm assuming you came from back.

[laughter and clears throat]

>> You can have a hit that falls on deaf

ears. I take your hit and or your record

and provide ears and I'll blow it up to

where people can hear it. I don't think

kids should be allowed to sign

production deals.

>> Exactly.

>> Yeah. That's fair. If you're under 21

years old, really technically I I think

it should be the same rent a car age. If

you're under 25 years old, you should

not be able to just sign a production

deal on your own. You should never sign

anything.

>> You can't drive a car under 25, but you

can sign your life away at 18.

>> You going to sign You going to sign a

piece of paper that's going to jam you

up for the next however many years.

>> That [ __ ] is crazy.

>> My heart goes out to anybody out there

fighting a good fight, trying to get out

a bad contract,

>> trying to get their contracts together,

trying to get their business in order.

Salute. Absolutely.

>> It gets tricky too.

>> Yeah. Knowicky roughies to bed.

>> Your dog hundreds of million dollars

might have been made on your back and

you in a studio

>> like that's that's a real re real

>> realization for a bunch of people. Like

that [ __ ] is crazy.

>> I get it. I get it. Listen, there is

more music stuff that I want to get to,

but we should probably address

uh what's going on in Minneapolis or

what happened in Minneapolis. [snorts]

We should get right to it. Let's not

wait. Right.

>> Yeah. This is it's a hard one.

>> Go right to the freedom fighter section

as well.

>> No, I mean, look, it's for everybody,

man. You know, I honestly with my

travel, I didn't follow the story as

closely as I wanted to. Obviously, I

know that uh a woman was killed by ICE

agents a couple days ago uh during these

ICE raids, which are still unclear why

they were where they were, why they were

where they were. Um but it's very clear

that this woman was killed by an ICE

agent. woman was somebody who was

actively trying to sort of coordinate

efforts to resist ICE and to let notify

people about what was going on in the

world, what's going on in Minneapolis.

Um, to me, it it's just a bigger

problem, which is uh these ICE raids are

not only probably illegal, but

definitely immoral and and dangerous,

and I'm I'm um I'm I'm frustrated to see

it happening in in Minnesota and

anywhere in the world. the propaganda

that they put on television, the little

songs they put in the background, the

little montages they put together, it's

just too aggressive. It's too much like

emotion and like go get them, [ __ ] them

up type of vibe. I'm curious what type

of speech do they get before they go out

like go kill him, shoot the kill or

whatever. This is a woman and I believe

from what I read that he gave her a

command, she didn't follow at first, but

then she starts to resist and that's

when he shoots her in the face. I also

read that recently he was dragged by

somebody, a protester or somebody a

couple blocks. So this [ __ ] probably

itchy.

>> He's already turned up.

>> It's a bad It's a You know what I mean?

It's a It's a lose for a lose because if

>> he's already in this little aggressive

ass position, you know what I mean? They

got license to kill. That's what it

seems like to me. As a black person, the

police have license to kill. Why would

ICE have license to kill?

>> And he got dragged, right?

>> He was dragged, Joey, by a civilian

recently up that's the job.

>> That is the job. But I'm just saying

that [ __ ] was popping the next person

that played with him. Right. No, you're

100% right.

>> It's a girl in her face,

>> which means that you don't have the

proper mental fortitude to handle the

job.

>> Yeah.

>> You know what I'm saying? Like if you

can't handle yourself or if you treating

this new situation based on the last

situation, you might shouldn't be there.

Um, and we're talking about uh Renee

Nicole Good's execution in Minneapolis.

An American citizen.

>> Mother of three.

>> Yeah. mother of three, a wife murdered

in front of her wife who has the dog

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

>> Bro,

>> it's all on camera. There's a lot of

civilian footage. Uh,

>> tons, all different angles, all of that

stuff. It's It's crazy. What What really

is upsetting to me

>> 37 years old,

>> they're claiming that she was

weaponizing the car to try to hit the uh

ice agent. It didn't look like that to

me. She was pulling off. She was waving

people past and pulling out slowly.

>> Bro, she let three or four cars go by

her before she even went to pull off.

>> As she goes to pull off, they ran to her

door from both sides. And this is the

thing that people not understanding.

Like, dog, y'all, the ICE people are

masked.

>> Yeah.

>> I saw one last week. They were dragging

a pregnant lady, a Hispanic lady. She

was pregnant, bro. They were dragging

her on her back across the street. And

nobody could be held accountable cuz you

can't even use the facial recognition or

any of that [ __ ] to identify them.

>> Yeah. I don't think law enforcement

should be able to use that.

>> That [ __ ] is crazy, bro.

>> There is It It defeats the purpose for

people to wear cameras. If you going to

come out and skin, it doesn't make any

sense. It's just the energy of it is

what makes me uncomfortable. This is

America. That's what we do. Get together

with signs and protest. When the white

people can't protest, we in trouble,

[ __ ] Yeah.

>> Okay. Like they shooting white people in

the face, we in trouble. I think a lot

of people I don't know if they don't

think it take it as a big deal because

you born here, you got papers, but

whenever they [ __ ] with people from the

bottom, the [ __ ] are next.

>> Yeah.

>> Like we're next. They're going to [ __ ]

with us next. Why? That's why it makes

more sense when we all being together.

But that's [clears throat] what she's

doing. Being together, being a American,

standing up for people that, you know,

it doesn't affect her stand and you die

for that is crazy for that. They don't

they don't like any type of uh

interference with with anything ICE

related. There was a um there was an app

that went that went around a couple

months ago. It's called Ice Block. And

basically it was just live people

reporting of ICE agents. So let's say we

saw ICE agents outside or somewhere. You

could go in the app and just it'll

notify anybody in the radius, hey

there's ICE agents over here.

>> They contacted Apple, Google, all of

them, hey, get this app down. They shut

that [ __ ] down.

>> They shut that down. And it's just it's

just civilians reporting.

>> Yeah.

>> Like they want them to move with

blanketed immunity. Like they could just

do what the [ __ ] they want to do. And

>> bro, it's no [ __ ] like a movie.

>> I don't even Yeah. It's like,

"Yo, dog, the the physician was there

like, "Yo, let me check her vitals." No.

>> He's [clears throat] like, "Yo, I'm a

physician." He said, "I don't care."

>> Like, bro, it's no level of humanity

there. And it's crazy to me.

>> That's a targeted hit. That's

>> This is the end result to me of

>> some third world [ __ ]

>> It It is. And because you know, when we

start using that language of illegal

alien

>> Mhm. as a which is why we were so

pushing.

>> It dehumanizes the people. That's

exactly right. And that's the goal.

>> And that was the goal. And so that's why

people like y'all being PC, y'all being

too soft, y'all snowflakes when you want

people called undocumented versus,

>> you know, illegals, illegal alien. When

you call people illegal alien, to your

point, it dehumanizes them. And as Trump

keeps ramping up the security state, and

it's not just Trump that did this. I

mean, it happened under Obama, you know,

cuz again, this isn't like a a two-year

blip. way worse under Trump,

>> but it's been like this for decades now

where you treat anybody who's not like

you or not like us as a security threat.

Not just somebody who who's not

documented, but as an actual security

threat.

>> You don't have to treat them with the

same

>> rights and affordances as you do someone

who's a citizen. So, it's like, oh,

well, yeah, [ __ ] medical attention,

right? [ __ ] uh uh uh what do you call

it? Due process,

>> you know, [ __ ] civil proced,

bro. And so my thing is, again, I've

been arguing for the last couple days,

even with a bunch of my black friends,

bro. 60 years ago, we were them.

>> Yeah.

>> 60 years ago, the the the public

sentiment and emotional sentiment around

[ __ ] that's going on like this was

geared toward us.

>> And and we looked for people like, "Yo,

dog, y'all don't see this [ __ ] going on?

They sicking dogs on our mothers.

>> They they putting water hoses on women

outside. Y'all don't think nothing is

wrong with this." And it's the same

exact [ __ ] We just doing it to people

that are Hispanic. We still getting

[ __ ] up though. That's

>> I'm not disagreeing because it almost

sound like we good.

>> No, but publicly back in the 60s people

were getting dogs attacked. I mean

getting attacked by dogs, water hoses,

etc., etc. And we look to those people

like yo look this is not right to my

black friends. I'm look talking to my

friends like fam we were them.

>> How the [ __ ] are y'all supporting this?

>> Honey gohead.

>> I the funniest part like the hypocrisy

part is nobody's from here but us. Like

everybody, this is what this is about.

That's why the lady stand there with the

>> [ __ ] torch. You know what I mean?

This is the place for immigrants to come

and make a dream happen. Everybody is

here

>> on some immigrant [ __ ] Everybody except

for [ __ ] and Native Americans. And to

be honest, Mark, I ain't never seen a

Native American pass a commercial,

[ __ ] Never seen one in real life, my

[ __ ] If I see one real life, I might

run up ask for a picture. I've never

seen a Native American in real life. Not

that I could recognize as Native

American. I hope that's not racist,

Parks. You know, on the last part, we

were talking about what he did in

Venezuela with

>> Maduro. Yeah. Kidnapping the the

president and his wife.

And we said a large part of that was

just his behavior in general

>> is been power tripping.

>> Yeah.

>> And some people I did see actually some

Americans I saw applauding that.

>> Yeah.

>> The kidnapping and Yeah. We take the oil

and yada yada yada. But the the the

problem when you have somebody that's

power tripping is it doesn't stop.

>> Right. Hm.

>> So, here we have this incident now,

which is more which is more power

tripping to Mona's point. And I ain't

even we can get uh technical about what

we saw and all of that in two seconds,

but what it feels like

is that you are sending your Black Hawks

team to blue neighborhoods. the blue

states that you've been beefing with

>> to kill somebody.

>> That's what it feels like

>> to instill fear in the people. So now

that when

it feels like a big

>> social experiment. Yeah. But I can't say

that that's what it is. So all do is say

that

>> that's what it feels like. It it it's

it's scary to think that

that these other powers and parties are

in that much control of the design.

To Mona's point, you don't send you

don't send

those people in those uniforms

to neighborhoods with that protective

gear, with their face covered,

>> with the [ __ ] bulletproof.

Like,

>> bro, they going in like a hit squad.

>> Looking out the window to that [ __ ]

>> They going they're going in like exactly

what what they are.

>> That was Rene's block that she was on.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> Her neighbors yelling at the cops like,

"Yo, you just shot my [ __ ] neighbor."

>> I don't know if Have you ever been to

Minneapolis?

>> Um, no. I haven't.

>> Minneapolis

is

Let me not say a blue. Forget the blue

stuff. Minneapolis is a vibe. like the

people like you can get a dope coffee

there. Night life is good there. It's a

thriving sports scene there. The people

in the town will speak to you speak to

you. It's a it's a vibe. So, I mean,

it's blue.

>> But to me, blue is kind of vibe. I mean,

if you say blue, you get the vibe of the

people in the If you've been to If

you've been to Minneapolis,

>> it's a great place with great people is

what I'm saying.

>> So, people don't get shot. ICE agents

are are coming to the to the to the to

the to the block that this is exactly

the place where the the neighbors and

the people that live here are going to

corral together to spread the message to

say, "Hey y'all,

>> ISIS coming to our hood,

>> right?

>> Gotcha.

>> That's that's that's what I'm saying.

>> I've never been." So, I don't know that

the word on the curb is that that may

have been some of what's going on, which

is why those officers

those officers was on [ __ ] from the

rip. Don't tell me you was on [ __ ]

because she was trying to make a K turn

>> in the street.

And bro, she even let's say she was

making a K turn. when you watch it in

its entirety, like if you because they

got footage for like two minutes before

any of this ever happens, she was

patiently letting other cars go by her,

>> right?

>> It wasn't like she was just trying to

Brody and she was letting people go by

her, go by her, go buy her. And then

that [ __ ] happened. So it wasn't like

she was just being iate or irrational in

her driving practices. That what that

it's a lie.

>> The same way I'm sorry. the same way

people get frustrated. That's the only

thing that frustrated me about your

point earlier when you were saying I

understood what you were saying about

the 60s and stuff, but for me as a black

person, it still feels almost as intense

because I could just type on my computer

and find a black person being murdered

recently. Like, and I told you, no, but

I'm saying so us as black people, we

should be appalled by that. We shouldn't

be supporting that. You get what I'm

saying? That was my point. I'm arguing

with my black friends about this [ __ ]

Yo, we as people should be appalled by

that. Like that that that gets lost in

this too. Yo, this [ __ ] is so inhumane.

>> Right. And to listen to the regurgitated

nonsense of Christy Gnome and JD Vance.

Like you ever be on the phone? If you

ever be on the phone with like customer

service or somebody and you could hear

their programming

>> like like you know that they can't do

nothing they can do their hands they

they have been trained and programmed to

do this. That's what Christy Gnome sound

like not even 90 minutes after the event

happened. Y'all done y'all done declared

and determined so much with with no

investigation.

>> Domestic terrorist. Let me um even

what I was going to say though when I

was in the middle of saying it um and I

mentioned Isha's point the same way you

watch people get shot and people say

well damn why you didn't hit him in the

leg vehicles even bigger cuz there are

four wheels that you it's just options

you can take you go for a face that's

it's like they're trying to close a cage

it sounds like a some

point about revenge just makes a lot of

sense

>> that's what I was going to say when you

when you talk about domestic terrorism

let's say she is a domestic terrorist

Right. She's not

>> even though there's no proof of it.

Yeah.

>> No, no, but let's just say she is

pretend

>> was a terrorist,

>> right? So say they've managed to find

people, target people with precision

equipment when they want to. They've

managed to take Dylan Roof, who shot up

a whole church

>> to Burger King,

>> get him captured without incident, take

him to Burger King, and bring them. I

mean, when they want to capture people,

>> they do.

>> And when they want to kill people, they

do.

>> THEY JUST CAPTURED THE WHOLE THEY JUST

WENT AND GOT NICHOLAS MADURO AND HIS

WIFE FROM THEIR COUNTRY. HE'S the

president without hitting him cuz they

wanted a perw walk. You couldn't you

couldn't bring this this 37y old white

woman

>> right in a car in a Honda [laughter]

in a mommy minivan.

>> So it's the it's almost like their pep

park walk. Watch her lay here dead. I

want everybody to know that's what a

lynching is. Stop playing. That's what a

lynching is. Lynching a lynching is a

message to the rest of y'all.

>> We're [ __ ]

>> Right. Lynching is extrajudicial, right?

You go outside the boundaries of law.

kill somebody and then they would leave

them hanging there for hours

>> so that you could see a message of of

what happens when you don't follow the

program. Same happened to Mike Brown out

there for 4 and a half hours in

Ferguson. The same thing we seeing right

now.

>> Bro, this [ __ ] is different, bro.

>> I'm not even going to hold you. It is

scary. It is

>> the second amendment right to carry a

gun

>> and then

>> and then it go it's going to get worse

and it's going to No. And it's going to

justify it.

>> Yeah, man. This [ __ ] is bad. So, we we

going we we stand anyway. We stay in

this all day. How has that affected you

as someone who employs so many

undocumented people?

>> I I don't [laughter] employ so many

undocumented when like do you give them

breaks to at least watch this stuff?

>> Yo dog this guy

>> Well, do y'all have a cold word? Because

I I

>> in my mind

in my mind that happens and I already

know what I'mma do. Like I'mma just act

out like run everybody put my foot out

>> when they

>> Yeah. Like if I see them ringing [ __ ]

up I'm [ __ ] yelling. I'm grabbing a

baby. I'm putting the kids in the car.

MEET ME ON 10TH STREET, Y'ALL.