JBP
The Joe Budden Podcast
Episode 895

A Spirited Conversation

Joe Budden Podcast Episode 895, “A Spirited Conversation,” released January 19, 2026. The JBP begins its latest episode diving right into J. Cole’s announcement of ‘The Fall-Off’ which included a new record hinting at a double disc (18:46), before turning to more new music with A$AP Rocky’s ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ (43:53) and Wiz Khalifa’s ‘Khatoic’ (49:30). Worst Take returns with more NFL playoff predictions and John Harbaugh to the Giants (58:37), Anton Daniels vs. Corey Holcomb (1:13:35), and Jay Leno speaks out about his wife dealing with dementia (1:45:18). Also, **SPOILER ALERT** Joe shares his thoughts about ‘His & Hers’ on Netflix (2:10:39), Part of the Show (2:33:39), and much more! Full transcript and searchable timestamps below.

A Spirited Conversation

In this episode

  • 18:46The JBP begins its latest episode diving right into J. Cole’s announcement of ‘The Fall-Off’ which included a…
  • 43:53Before turning to more new music with A$AP Rocky’s ‘Don’t Be Dumb’
  • 49:30Wiz Khalifa’s ‘Khatoic’
  • 58:37Worst Take returns with more NFL playoff predictions and John Harbaugh to the Giants
  • 1:13:35Anton Daniels vs. Corey Holcomb
  • 1:45:18Jay Leno speaks out about his wife dealing with dementia
  • 2:10:39**SPOILER ALERT** Joe shares his thoughts about ‘His & Hers’ on Netflix
  • 2:33:39Part of the Show
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Joe Budden Podcast Ep. 895 Transcript

Full transcript of A Spirited Conversation (2:22:58 long). Search it, or click any timestamp to jump to that moment.

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    The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast, as well as its hosts, are

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    for entertainment purposes only. I repeat, it is not serious. It is not real. No

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    one is exposing, revealing, indicting, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not

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    encourage you to try this at home. We are trained professionals who do not have

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    your best interests at home or our own. Enjoy the show.

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    Y'all know, of all people, I'm down to lie on this. But not

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    today. Not on his birthday? 364 days of the year. Maybe and a half, depending

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    what time we get out of here. How y'all doing, man? Good, man. Should we

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    sing happy birthday to Ash? Is the man even looking a little older today? Nah,

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    for real. Why you looking a little more mature? I hear you, yo. You stupid.

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    Like on some of your demure levels, it's like... On a thousand right now with

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    the all black, too, on some 50 humble. Quarter zip hoodie. Combine them,

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    still young. Old, but I'm young. Young at

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    heart. This guy's nuts. What up, man? Nothing, man. Good to see you. Happy birthday.

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    Happy birthday. Happy birthday, man. Happy birthday. Wow. How you feeling,

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    man? I don't know many. You know, you're officially eligible for AARP now. He was

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    probably already getting it. Scamming ass. Scamming ass. You been getting on the bus for

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    half price? He definitely was getting it all. Since 24. Getting his Grand Slam breakfast.

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    24-year-olds. Get your Grand Slam breakfast. Is this count? At Denny's? Yeah, it's that time,

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    dog. You get on the bus for half price now, right? You look like a

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    Denny's ass. Not me. Yeah, you're a fool, bro. What's up, man? Start us

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    off, man. Start us off in prayer or some shit. What old s*** do? I

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    don't know. I wasn't up. Set us off with how you feel. How you feel

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    today? I'm cool. Nah, not at 50. I

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    waited 40 hours. Don't stop cutting me off, bro. It's the elder in the room.

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    It's like the eldest being. Yeah, nah. He never even said that to me before.

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    Right. On some old school shit. You're a fool, yo. Nah, again, yo, coming from

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    where we from, you blessed. I lost people, a bunch of people this year in

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    the last couple years, so, you know, that was in their 40s. So for all

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    of us to be up here is a blessing, but to reach 50 years, it's

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    an accomplishment. Nah, it's basic. You know what I'm saying? You and Corey are the

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    oldest I know. Shut your dumb ass. Yo, you a fool, yo. Oh,

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    shit. You're an idiot, bro. I know we're getting old. My barber said some shit

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    the other day. He was like, yeah, hove almost 60, right? I was like, no,

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    shut up. I said, wait. Hold on. I said, wait a second. We had to

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    Google it. Mm-hmm. How was it? 56, 57? Yeah, it'd be 57 in December. Puff.

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    That's almost 60. All the niggas is up there. Yeah. Damn, that's crazy. No more

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    Puff's name in the first 90 minutes of the podcast. I'm just saying, they was

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    running around when we was kids. They older. Yeah. It was popping 30 years ago,

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    right? Yeah. Yeah. That 50 and 60 is dangerous. Your hard knock life was 97,

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    bro. You get home and start doing math. It's not for all? I got 11

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    more summers in this mother. I got to turn it up. I got to live.

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    Got to. And your girl in the background running up. Why are you

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    on the board? Your girl don't even know that you stressed about dying.

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    What shirt do you like better? I don't care. They talking about laundry, dishes, errands.

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    Shut up. I'm telling you. All right, man. That shit different. Good to be here

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    with y'all. If I ain't do this for a living, well, boy, I'll be one

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    angry mailman. You're on your 49th album. Boy, I

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    ain't going front. I'll be the mailman with the blicky on me, man. Stolen that

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    shit. Oh my God. Cause where you gonna been about your fucking shit? Where you

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    gonna been? I'm telling you. You pumped it up, pumped it

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    down, sideways. Oh man. Yeah, that don't get said enough up here. I

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    appreciate you brothers for giving me the ability to just talk shit. Likewise.

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    I'd be alcoholic if I didn't get to talk for a living. Oh my God.

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    Word. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, probably so. For sure. Ish, what would you do if you

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    wasn't? Some bottom shelf s*** too sister. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Bacardi. Mark could be

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    an alkyo of the Bacardi. Yo, I drank McAllister. Yo, I went to the bar

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    last night at like 2 a.m. by myself. 1.15. In Knoxville. By yourself. I landed

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    at 11. I got back home at midnight. Hey, freeze. I was at St. James

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    Gate in Maplewood. Yo, you can talk into the mic, my brother. My bad. You

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    ain't got to tell Ish. What time she thought you landed? Oh, no, I went

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    home first. My wife went to bed. Oh, okay. We had a spirited discussion. So

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    you hit the bar. We had a spirited discussion, and I went out to get

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    a... Oh, that's some old school shit right there. The old ball and

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    chain got me tight. We had a spirited conversation. I was like, we're going to

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    take a drive. I need a scotch. Well, I went to the bar, and I

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    was... First of all, I played myself because I was wearing a JVP hoodie. Oh,

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    shit. What a jerk. I wasn't thinking. I got nothing. It's like fraternity stuff. I

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    don't wear it because I don't want people... People will walk up to me and

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    have a conversation about it. I can at least pretend I'm, because people ask me,

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    I don't know, JB, no, I just look like him, right? It's all the time.

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    Sky on TV, you have a haircut. You know what I mean? So I get

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    there, and I was about to order my Bacardi and coke, and I had your

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    voice in my head. Time out, time out. You went and gave a speech in

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    Knoxville with no haircut? They don't pay you more for a haircut? Give them niggas

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    their money back. Oh, well, no way. You know what I'm saying?

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    That's his big educator look on some Eric Benet shit. Yo, Jesus. When Hobs don't

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    get a haircut, he said, I'm in my album mode. All y'all be on his

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    dick. But when I go outside. He's in the studio. You outside.

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    Wow. Yo, that's crazy. I couldn't get my

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    haircut on Monday because something happened with my barber or something. I don't know. Some

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    shit happened. You and Ice be having all types of barber issues. My barber just

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    plans late. That's plan B, bro. You could have called me. I know you know

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    plan B. Oh, shit. Oh, shit. You should have stocked them motherfuckers.

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    Oh, oh. I ain't slept in three days, dog. All I got love is being

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    an asshole. Just mean vibes. Oh, man, you went to the bar and made for

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    one. No, so I was like, if I order Bacardi right now, I was embarrassed.

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    Y'all embarrassed me. You should be. I ordered McAllen's 12. Bullion works? Yeah, bullion works.

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    I ordered McAllen's 12. Wait. What the hell? 12? 12's not bad, Mark.

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    It was what was right in front of me. Yo, fam, you cannot order a

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    12. Did they have anything else? No, 12's not bad, man. When I walked in,

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    I saw Bacardi. It's better like Dewar's or some shit. Right. And I looked right

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    in front of me and it said... McAllen's 12, I didn't ask for nothing else.

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    I mean, I actually have a decent collection of liquor. When you looked to the

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    left or right of the bottle. All of it. Did you see some other numbers?

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    Did you see any other numbers? 12 was in front of me, it was 1.26

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    AM, I wasn't really worried about the flavor. And that spirited conversation was whipping your

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    ass still. Oh, that's it. I mean, the chokehold. What was up there? I just

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    got an MD 2020 right there. You got the 18, mama? Man, give me some

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    unleaded. It don't matter. Do it really matter that much to y'all? Yeah, a little

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    bit, but it's fine. Maybe coming off a spirited conversation? Yeah. Maybe not. At the

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    house? Yes. I wouldn't serve nothing that I... You know what I mean? But at

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    the... I'm just proud of you for not getting the McCarty personally. Thank you. It's

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    growth. It's growth. It's growth. It's a step in the right direction. That's it. And

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    you had just... Because I'm... Pardon me. I got to catch up. I'm slow this

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    morning. You had just landed and then had the spirit of conversation? Oh, yeah. I

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    landed at 11, got home at 1140. Educator beef. Educator beef.

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    Your data set is not correct. Two PhDs, little 14-letter words just flying. Yo, once

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    you was out there, you was out there educating? Ooh, I love to hear that

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    spirit conversation. Yeah, no, it wasn't the educated of the conversation. It wasn't like no

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    big deal. We good. It just was one of them spirited convos you have sometimes.

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    I get it. You know? Sure, sure. Well, I'm glad you made it. Tennessee volunteered.

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    You didn't cut the camera on for that one? No. You know what? That won't

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    make the pod, no. Oh, darn it. You know what, though? I just subbed. Right.

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    That's what it was going to take. So you were in Tennessee, and off my

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    issue with saying you were in Tennessee at some point? I wasn't listening. Yeah, I

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    was. Yeah. for a week somehow even though we see him last year. Look at

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    y'all. It's a regular old arrested development.

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    How you end up in Tennessee for Knoxville for a week? I went out there

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    looking at some property shit. The answer's in the question.

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    I must have missed it. No, I was out there on some looking for scouting.

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    Talking to Mike? Looking at some shit. You went to Knoxville

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    to interview people? No, looking for some property. I was looking at some shit to

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    buy. Oh, like you need to see it in person? Like you've seen it on

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    show already? You fucking ain't right. How long did that take? Two hours. Couple days.

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    Did you make the purchase? No. Still thinking, right? Mm-mm. The shit was... Probably got

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    to see it again. Numbers ain't make sense. At least two more times. Just make

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    sure it was right. Probably got to get out there. Yeah. A couple of times.

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    All right, my question. Get a different assessment. My question to anybody who wants to

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    answer, is bitches out there? There's bitches everywhere, Joe. There's bitches everywhere, nigga. It's a

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    major city in the United States. You ain't seen that, right? Your brain don't register

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    all those chromosomal differences. Yo, that spirit combo was within his hands. He's got to

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    be careful. He's got him shell shocked. Deadass, I didn't. I flew out at 6

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    a.m., got there. I spoke at noon, and I was on a 5 o'clock flight

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    back. I literally went nowhere but the airport, the campus. That don't sound like the

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    first time you said no. How long did you speak? It started a little iffy,

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    but he cleared it up. How long did you speak? About... About 35 minutes. It

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    went well. Oh, that's where the trouble lies. It went well. About 500 people showed

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    up. It was a great speech. Shout out to University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Great time.

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    Get it right, buddy. And all the people out there, apparently there were men and

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    women. I don't even see gender. So it's a construct. So I don't know who

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    was in the line. I don't know who asked for pictures. It's a construct. I

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    don't know none of that. Yeah. What up?

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    There's that silence. What the fuck? You had a meet and greet? Yeah,

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    I had a meet and greet. Yo, one woman did walk up. Yeah, she's mad

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    as shit. She walked up to me and said, give me your car. I said,

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    I don't have a car. She said, give me your phone number. I was like,

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    no. She got mad as shit and stormed off. People be bold in meet and

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    greets now. Yeah, but you know. That's all she asked for? I don't even remember,

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    man. I was so busy. I'm with you. No doubt. Yeah, man. You was teaching.

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    Yeah, but something woke the spirits. Yeah, you was teaching. Had to go find some

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    spirits. Something woke the spirits up. It's okay. It's okay. I'll wait. I subbed, so

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    I'll see you whenever. Did you? No, I didn't subbed. I was about to say.

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    That's for the show. I only got like six subscribers. I noticed what people were

  • 11:54

    asking. Oh, buddy. Buddy. In fact, I don't think anybody in here is subscribed. Is

  • 11:59

    no one up here subscribed? I use my alias. This isn't the most... John Sneederman.

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    That's a good answer. That's the great answer. Joe Pacheco.

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    Nice. Yeah. Appreciate y'all. Well, I look forward to having an amazing show with you

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    brothers. Likewise. It's going to be great. We off to a good start. We are?

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    Yes. You're an idiot. You're a silent

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    strike. Mona's silent. Listen, Mona has the room and the space... to be

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    Mona. And sometimes that me.

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    That's my girl, bro. I can't wait to have that

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    space. You won't have that space.

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    Oh man.

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    Who is that? Is Mark

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    Lamar Hill puzzling,

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    puzzling,

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    puzzling?

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    Okay, what episode is this? 895. Welcome to episode 895 of the

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    Bong. There you go. Welcome to episode 895 of the Joe Budden podcast brought to

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    you by a few by power by prize picks prize picks gang. I'm your humble

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    grateful gracious happy to be here host Joe Budden here with some really amazing people

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    to my right our good brother Dr. Mark Lamont Hill is in the building to

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    his right the birthday boy himself ish is in the building next to him the

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    freeziest of them all ice is in the building next to him big parks is

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    in the building pardon me my Gerd Poe is here Corey is here Eric is

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    here. Tanner and Savon are here by remote. Mona will be with us shortly, I'm

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    sure. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you guys out there

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    are here. What's poppin' though? Hey, shit. What's going on? Yo, Ish, I added your

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    name, just so you know, to the famous people's birthdays today. There was...

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    I'm not being funny. I did. Because Sade was like the famous person today. I

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    looked it up to see if you were in there. And it was Sade, the

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    singer. And... Now it's you. I know he talking about you asshole. You're an

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    idiot. People be clipping out of context. But it's now you. All right. That's what's

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    up. I hear you. You dumb ass. Shut up, man. I'm serious. Bro, that's good

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    looking out. That's friend shit. Try to be a friend of this old ass nigga,

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    man. Listen, the old niggas be stuck setting their ways and stuck with their ass.

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    Listen, man, what we on today, man? Let me know what the vibe is. It's

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    all love. Yeah, nah. Where are the pogs at? Let me know if I need

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    to get a lie together real quick. What's up? What's up? You need to get

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    a lie. Keep wanting to talk. Do I need to get a lie together real

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    quick? I might got one too tonight. Hey. I carry the spirit of conversation in

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    the Saturday. Ooh, isn't that the best? Oh, my God. I ain't even mad no

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    more. You want to have this talk on a third with the weekend?

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    All right, all right. All right. No, I'm joking, of course. I'm joking, I'm joking,

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    I'm joking, I'm joking. What we on tonight, though? We good? We're chilling, bro. What

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    that means? You spending the night with your girl? You spending with, you know what

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    I mean? Us. Yo, shut up. What type of night? What type of night we

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    doing? You want to work late? I think he gets to work late, yeah. You

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    know, Joe be keeping us going to midnight. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sometimes, too. We have

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    a bunch of more. We have seven guests. Right. What'd they clip? Yo, Parks lost

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    it. Right. I ain't never seen the episodes come out, you know, Parks fucked up.

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    Yeah, we had to start again. We had to start over. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You

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    lost all the footage. That's funny, yo. We lost the fouls. Yeah. We had to

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    do the whole thing over. We didn't start the morning guy here. Knock on wood,

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    though. Our girls would kick our ass. We had Janet Jackson up here. Parks lost

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    it. Yeah. Fucked up. Great interview. Somebody said,

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    somebody said, Janet Jackson look like Tyler Perry, and I can't unsee it.

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    Oh, shit. Nah. Yes. Oh, fuck. Hell no. Why'd you do that to me?

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    Yo, what's wrong with you? Yo, somebody said that. They did the split screen? They

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    said, no, no, they just said it. And it was like, yeah, I finally got

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    it off my chest. And I was like, oh, fuck, I read it. Damn. I

  • 16:23

    read it. That's the worst thing I've ever heard. It is a little... And the

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    best thing. That's one of those Takashi, Erika Mena things. Oh, shit. Why'd you just

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    do that? You tried to ruin my life. This nigga's crazy. I had to think

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    for Takashi. Now I know he's like Erika Mena, I don't want to fuck no

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    more. What's wrong with this girl? I haven't slept. That's

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    what I thought about. When they said Takashi was going to jail, I said, oh,

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    man. Oh. You hear a little Eric with me in the face? Boy, you better

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    buckle up. And take

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    them pretty colors out of that hair, too. Oh, my God. Back to happy birthday.

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    That's real. That's crazy, y'all. I wish everybody well.

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    Most of y'all. Okay. Let me cue this up.

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    Let me cue this up so we can get right into the... So you ain't

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    got no birthday plans, man? Nah. At all, my nigga? No. So when you leave

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    here, you're going to drive to your house like normal. Mm-hmm. And then what happens?

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    Go home and watch some Netflix or something? Go in the house, kiss my baby,

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    and call it a night. Yeah. Just watch Matlock. What's the weekend plans? Because maybe

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    you one of them like I'm celebrating. You know what I'm saying? Probably celebrated in

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    Tennessee probably. Knoxville. Knoxville. Knocked it out in Knoxville. You're an

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    idiot, bro. It sounds like you need something to do tonight. Yeah, got you. I'm

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    going to open. Let's have a, yeah, we'll have a spirit. Don't play. Some of

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    them Reddit girls is like, ooh, he is aging like wine. Don't play.

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    You want me to hit the Reddit girls? The Reddit girls. The Reddit girls. Oh,

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    man. I always love finding out a podcaster, fuck the Redditor. Or somebody in that

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    ilk. I don't know why I do nothing with the information, but I store it.

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    So I love knowing that stuff, too. It's good to know, right? I'll be in

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    the DMs now. They be sending me DMs telling me all the business. Oh, my

  • 18:26

    Lord, man. Y'all messy as hell. Word. Fan engagement. Fan engagement.

  • 18:31

    Market research? Market research. Got it. Like Knoxville. Got you. All right, with no further

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    ado. Yeah, man, let's get into it. Yeah. With no further ado. It's not time

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    to play. All right.

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    All right, first thoughts. Come on. I'm not just going to let it play. I'll

  • 18:49

    start it over. I'm going to start it over. New Cold, this came out the

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    other day, the other night on the promo. The promo was different. Then this came

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    out. Yeah. Either way, disc two, track two, sounds like a double

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    disc. Yeah. Unless he's just the biggest troll ever. Could be, but I doubt it.

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    I doubt it. I doubt it. I think he's doing double disc. I do too.

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    First thoughts when you guys heard this. Um, Up to this point? Yeah, up to

  • 19:16

    this point. Not that whole breakdown. Just up to this point. Up to this point,

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    I said, okay, oh, he's doing a rewind. That was it. I didn't have no,

  • 19:24

    let me see how he do it. So you picked that up in the first

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    reverse. Because he says I start from the reverse. Yeah, you can hear from there.

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    Got it, got it, got it. See, I was thinking about the, I was like,

  • 19:32

    all right, he's not trying to make a single. Like, I was thinking like he's

  • 19:35

    just rapping. Like, as a Cole fan, this is what you want to hear. He's

  • 19:39

    not chasing a hit. He's not trying to, you know what I mean? This is

  • 19:41

    just vintage Cole, and I loved it. That's what I was thinking, actually. Just from

  • 19:45

    the flow and from the production.

  • 19:51

    Same rhyme scheme, the whole record with the story. That's the first thing I heard

  • 19:55

    was the rhyme scheme. I didn't catch that until. I walked away from the phone

  • 20:01

    and went to like my closet or something. And when I came back, he was

  • 20:05

    still on the rhyme. I said, no, he did not. This guy's fucking ignorant. Yeah.

  • 20:09

    That's tough to do. Yeah, the first thought I heard, we were in the studio,

  • 20:13

    we stopped to play, and it was, oh, we got to listen to that again.

  • 20:17

    Because it was clearly a story I didn't pick up on the rewind shit on

  • 20:20

    the first listen. I didn't either. Really? Yeah. I didn't either. Not right off the

  • 20:23

    rip. I was just vibing. I wasn't analyzing right off the rip. When I first

  • 20:27

    listened to a record, I'm not thinking about what's happening. I'm just vibing. See, it

  • 20:30

    depends on who it is. Like, with him, I know he's usually talking in his

  • 20:33

    songs, so I'm listening. I can dig it. And I was like, yeah, I do

  • 20:37

    that with everybody. This is... And I'm a nerd, so I was looking at the

  • 20:40

    video, and he had the ASR drum machine in there, and that's pretty fly. And

  • 20:45

    signed the kids, what happened? I didn't see the entire, I don't think I saw

  • 20:50

    the video. I didn't see it. Oh, that's how it was released, so I was

  • 20:52

    watching it. I may have seen the promo. The car wash one? Yeah,

  • 20:58

    that's the promo one. I smiled, because I always hate those fucking South Carolina car

  • 21:03

    washes. I hate that shit. You gotta wash your shit by yourself. I hate that

  • 21:06

    shit. Be wet as fuck when you leave out of there. I hate them. I

  • 21:11

    hate them. Wait, y'all go to the drive-thru shit? I wash my shit with the

  • 21:14

    gun. Nah, I go to the hand wash. There's not too many drive-thru, at least

  • 21:18

    in my neighborhood, there's not too many in New York. I told you. So you

  • 21:21

    got to take it somewhere. Or y'all don't even have gas stations. Y'all are just

  • 21:25

    getting used to cars. We have gas stations. That's where my car wash is at

  • 21:28

    the gas station. In New York, they just started buying cars a couple years ago.

  • 21:30

    Right. Yeah, and they about to ban the horse and carriages because the horse got

  • 21:35

    loose on Fifth Avenue. Not because of the animal cruelty. Right, no. Because you're fucking

  • 21:40

    up traffic. When has that ever stopped you guys? Cruelty. You guys.

  • 21:47

    Don't lump me in with those monsters. I'm sorry. Cruelty. All right, back to him.

  • 21:54

    Oh, my God. I had a good time with this, too. I stopped to wonder

  • 21:58

    what J. Cole flirting was like.

  • 22:03

    No. Because he's such a visual artist. So when he's saying this, and I

  • 22:09

    remember going to his show in Brooklyn. You rapping niggas. They were all there. Oh,

  • 22:14

    yeah. They were all. Don't think I'm making a joke. They were all absolutely there.

  • 22:18

    Yeah. Yeah. But cold flirting is hilarious. It's kind of funny. I didn't think about

  • 22:22

    it that way, but it's kind of funny. Yeah. Hmm. Nah,

  • 22:28

    never mind. It's really hard to do. No, I'm wondering if after the encore, the

  • 22:33

    chick's wearing his merch. I'm just still trying to figure out if he's still

  • 22:38

    going off the flirt. No, no, no, no, no. He left the show. He go

  • 22:44

    into the new spot thinking, I wonder if it's going to be some girls there.

  • 22:47

    Then he gets to the new spot. He sees the chick across the room. They

  • 22:52

    exchange a little smirky smile, and then he keeps going. Bingo. That shit

  • 22:58

    is really hard to do. That's some... You Dreamville niggas ain't fooling me. I'm back

  • 23:03

    to the song. Am I overreacting? No, you're not.

  • 23:09

    Nope, you're not. I didn't think I was either. You're not so-called. Yeah. Yeah. You

  • 23:15

    put that in there for a reason. Parks, tell us we're wrong. What's the reason?

  • 23:18

    Bring that back. I missed it. Gotcha. I'm signing my hero.

  • 23:25

    Y'all think that's a shot? One of them so-called kings that I'm going to usurp?

  • 23:29

    The so-called part. I don't know. I feel like that's a rhyme scheme thing. No,

  • 23:32

    you got to find two other syllables. There's a play on his words because ain't

  • 23:35

    no other kings in his rap thing, them siblings. It's a biggie line. But he...

  • 23:40

    It's a play. Okay. Tying it with that. Where did that come from? I don't

  • 23:45

    get it. Okay. He's used that as well. Find two other syllables. Right. He know

  • 23:50

    a lot of words. He can pick something different. So if I'm repeating that, I'm

  • 23:54

    tying it to that. Yeah. Yeah. All right, now I got you. You can't talk

  • 23:57

    about usurping kings. If you are gifted enough to do what he just did, you

  • 24:01

    can find two other words instead of so-called. In what world is so-called not a

  • 24:07

    shot? I'm down to be reaching. You so-called engineer. Let's not forget the word

  • 24:13

    usurp. Yeah. To me, it's the so-called and the usurp together. See, usurp, I didn't

  • 24:19

    pay no mind because on some rapper shit. Yes. We all have to. You should

  • 24:22

    usurp. We should usurp. Yeah, the combination, right?

  • 24:30

    Yeah, I'm rolling. So you didn't have to so-called. You didn't have to. You didn't

  • 24:34

    have to so-called. And wait, before we do this, let me let y'all know that

  • 24:40

    for me, in my head, top of the conspiracy list is I wish I knew

  • 24:46

    what was going on between J. Cole and Jay-Z. I've been saying that forever. These

  • 24:50

    are two brothers that are holding it down in terms of whatever happened. Yeah, solid

  • 24:55

    to solid. It could be nothing happened, but boy, are they holding it down. Boy,

  • 24:59

    do I wish they would stop. But that's the dope shit. Let's say nothing happened.

  • 25:05

    You wouldn't know. And that's how it's supposed to be. I don't know if anything

  • 25:09

    happened. It might just be, you know, every rapper starts off wanting to be signed

  • 25:14

    to someone. And then once they start getting a lot of money and accolades and

  • 25:16

    all that shit, they no longer want to be there. the guy that signed the

  • 25:19

    dude don't want to let you go because you're making me a lot of fucking

  • 25:21

    money. I don't think it's really that deep. I don't think it's probably Venom, but

  • 25:25

    they probably had a butting of heads at some level. I wouldn't be surprised if

  • 25:28

    they did anyway. It happens every single time. I agree with

  • 25:34

    that part, but I also look at just the lack of them doing shit together.

  • 25:39

    I think that could play into it. If I'm Cole, I'm signed to you, I'm

  • 25:43

    your understudy, I'm XYZ, and come on, nothing really? They did. They did. When he

  • 25:48

    was still signed to him, but they haven't since he hasn't been signed to him.

  • 25:50

    So at that point... Very minimal. Very minimal. But even back then, it was very

  • 25:55

    minimal. He had him on... Hope had him on his album. That's a big deal.

  • 25:58

    And he was on fucking his first single. That's a big deal. They did work.

  • 26:02

    Yeah, but so even when he was signed to him... What song are you talking

  • 26:04

    about? You talking about Back in the Day? Yes. Oh, nigga. He's saying that they

  • 26:08

    never did know. No, I didn't say never. I did not say that. Minimal shit.

  • 26:11

    But it's not minimal if you're... Hov don't have many features on his albums, really.

  • 26:15

    I'm not saying that those earlier features were minimal. They were very important in whatever

  • 26:19

    plan that they had gone. And it worked. I just feel like if you saw

  • 26:25

    the backstage shit or whatever doc that was where Hov was like the boy eating

  • 26:28

    the cereal, like if your story starts from there and then you find this dope-ass

  • 26:33

    kid from North Carolina, y'all break all types of boundaries. Y'all sell all of these.

  • 26:39

    Y'all do it. Y'all do it. Even if mutually

  • 26:45

    beneficial is what I'm saying to both of them. Whenever it ends, that's what I

  • 26:49

    be saying, yo. When any business relationship ends, if it was mutually beneficial and we

  • 26:55

    all happy, let's go our separate ways. But yo, let me buy you a drink

  • 26:59

    when I see you in the club. Let me put an ad lib on something.

  • 27:03

    Send me a record. Let me hear it. You don't seem closer to Pusha T.

  • 27:07

    It don't work that way very often. We don't. I know. And I guess I'm

  • 27:12

    just disappointed. That's all. But bigger than that, they both are so quiet and mysterious

  • 27:18

    that that could be happening and we would still be none the wiser. He might

  • 27:22

    have sent this nigga the whole album like, yo, I'll honor your opinion. Let me

  • 27:25

    know what you think. We would never know because they both carry it like that.

  • 27:30

    That's about it. Very true. Until they hit a booth. Well, not Cole. Cole be

  • 27:35

    holding it down. Cole be holding it down. Jay-Z... If this is something. We'll know.

  • 27:42

    We won't. This will not be the last time we've heard about so-called. Now I'm

  • 27:46

    thinking about this again. When he's telling us. This is going to be like when

  • 27:48

    he did that. I'm sorry, Mark. This is going to be like when he did

  • 27:50

    that. What was that? Birdman or somebody said some shit. And then he starts talking

  • 27:56

    about the art in the house. And you got repoed. And nobody knew nothing. It's

  • 28:00

    like. Yeah. It's good. Maybe I'm doing some fan obsessive shit right now. I'm thinking

  • 28:05

    about this thing also. He's telling the story backwards, right? So what life stages is

  • 28:09

    when he's saying so-called kings? He said, I'm assigned to my hero. I'm assigned to

  • 28:12

    my hero. So I mean, so is he just saying, I'm trying to look at

  • 28:15

    it more generously now. No, if he was already a hero, then he was not

  • 28:18

    so-called. No, no, what I'm saying is, though, is he's just saying as a young,

  • 28:20

    hungry rapper, I was trying to take everybody down. There's no point in J. Cole's

  • 28:24

    rap life that... Hove was so-called. I mean, Hove ain't so-called to know, but I'm

  • 28:28

    just saying like... Well, he might know. He was so-called in the 90s. In the

  • 28:33

    97, 98, 98. When he said Biggie, Jay-Z, or Nas, it was so-called. It was

  • 28:37

    a fight going on. Yeah, but that was where I'm from. That's like, you said,

  • 28:39

    that's the 90s. But I'm talking about when Cole came out. I'm just saying, is

  • 28:42

    he being self-critical? Like, yeah, I was a young, cocky dude that thought I was

  • 28:46

    calling him so-called back then. That's what I'm saying. That's nice. That's a nice angle

  • 28:51

    that my brain would have never came up with. But no, but you can't say

  • 28:53

    that and say he's already my hero. If he's already a hero, he's no longer

  • 28:58

    so-called. Well, unless you think you the king. See what I'm saying? I'm about to

  • 29:01

    etch his name out, taking it back to the Where I'm From reference, right? I'm

  • 29:05

    not mad at that. I'm just saying it's another way to think about it. I

  • 29:07

    don't know if that's what it was, but... I don't know. I know Cole's smart

  • 29:10

    enough to know that so-called is going to have people take it. He's too smart.

  • 29:14

    Yeah, I agree with that. Of course, I agree with that. I'm just saying it

  • 29:16

    might not be as ill as when I first heard it. And you know what?

  • 29:20

    I'm going to give Jermaine Cole the benefit of the doubt because I have to

  • 29:24

    factor in his last year and a half and his apology and how he feels

  • 29:29

    about grief. He's one of the more mature people. guys out there. I'm not going

  • 29:33

    to put that on him. That's for us sleazeballs. That's what I'm saying. I think

  • 29:38

    he might be self-critical with that line. He's not the one coming out after that.

  • 29:42

    To throw a shot at J.D. That's what I'm saying. I think he might be

  • 29:46

    being self-critical right now. I take it back. That makes a lot of sense. Yeah,

  • 29:50

    I'm on bullshit. Alright. Fuck off. And

  • 29:56

    you ain't even about to throw a shot on the rewind story track. Yeah, not

  • 29:59

    at all. Your brain is so gone on some deep, my kids, my life and

  • 30:05

    reflection. Strictly runs. The summation of shit. Yeah, I'm just nice. Like, I'm not doing

  • 30:09

    this in the rewind track. Yeah. No. Hey, Mona. Hey, guys. Hi, Joe. How are

  • 30:14

    you? What's up, Mona? I'm good. How are y'all? We good. We good. We just

  • 30:18

    going over J. Cole's song. That's the first thing on the board right there. You

  • 30:22

    look great. I see. I'm not a big J. Cole fan. Okay.

  • 30:30

    That is absolutely ridiculous. That's what got Jesus. Yeah. That was

  • 30:36

    nuts. And that goes to my dead president's loop thing. Why keep reusing the same

  • 30:42

    piano loop when there's another perfectly fire, sad, melancholy piano loop that you could use?

  • 30:46

    And he did it here. Can't wait to hear whatever disc and track number that

  • 30:51

    is. I like anybody that's showing their appreciation to all that Memphis gets you rowdy

  • 30:56

    shit. And J. Cole does it a lot. Mixed with some mob. Yeah. Yeah. Mixed

  • 31:01

    with some mob. Question. As serious as cancer. Double disc.

  • 31:08

    I think J. Cole is capable as anybody of making an amazing album, and I

  • 31:12

    think he will. I'm looking forward to this based on what I heard. But when

  • 31:15

    you start talking about double discs, you raise the degree of difficulty considerably. I mean,

  • 31:21

    I don't know. And I feel like every major rapper who wants to be in

  • 31:24

    an all-timer does a double disc at least once. Hov did it, Nas did it,

  • 31:28

    Pac did it, so forth, and so on. Biggie did it. Wu-Tang. Wu-Tang. That's actually

  • 31:33

    one of the ones that I think worked. There's only a few that I feel

  • 31:35

    like are really classics. Double discs. Biggie Pocket Woo. Yeah,

  • 31:39

    that's it. Y'all got Woo forever as a classic?

  • 31:45

    Although I don't think it's perfect by any sense of the imagination, yes. It's an

  • 31:48

    elite double disc. It's an elite double disc. It ain't classic for me, but it's

  • 31:53

    not for me. Could they have trimmed three or four songs off it and it

  • 31:55

    would have been a more concise, better project? Absolutely. But I think it's impacting time.

  • 32:00

    It's four and a half mics, for sure. Yo, don't mic system me. That's just

  • 32:04

    how my brain works. Oh, my Lord. That was horrible, man. I'm old. Yeah. But

  • 32:08

    the company excluded. For me, it's like a four and a half range. Most people,

  • 32:12

    again, like Blueprint 2 wasn't that. No. You know, Nas didn't have that. Blueprint 2

  • 32:16

    could have been an EP. They actually went and did it. Blueprint 2.1 was fly.

  • 32:20

    He said EP. I think it was 10 songs. But anyway, like 2.1. The first

  • 32:25

    five songs are cover songs. Anyway, I'm not getting new people to you. A lot

  • 32:28

    of trash in it, but at least 10 good songs. Definitely a hove text. But...

  • 32:33

    I mean, he knows that he put out Blueprint 2.1 to fix it. Anyway, point

  • 32:36

    being, like most elite rappers have tried it. Most don't make it there. So I'm

  • 32:41

    just saying, does that scare y'all in terms of the fact that it's a double

  • 32:44

    disc? No, no. No, I think if it's done right, and I would say leaning

  • 32:49

    towards concise, if it's double disc, like 12 songs on each thing, I think it's

  • 32:53

    fine. If you give me 20 songs on each disc, I feel like that you

  • 32:56

    might be doing a lot. Not just that, he hasn't been out in two years.

  • 33:01

    Mad shit has happened. I think he got a lot to talk about. He also

  • 33:06

    said in some of the promo that he's been working on this album for 10

  • 33:08

    years. So he's been putting some shit to the side. And it's been teased as

  • 33:12

    his final album. So if I'm going out, I think Cole could do it. Swing

  • 33:16

    for the fences. Yeah, I think he could do it. I don't believe it. But

  • 33:20

    I'm taking that as word for now. Sure. I'll take it. I'm assuming the best.

  • 33:24

    He's the one you could do. He might be the one that might. He's the

  • 33:27

    one that seemed like. He just want to go mow lawn somewhere.

  • 33:33

    I did all I needed to do in here. I wouldn't be surprised if a

  • 33:35

    nigga could be in a Peace Corps somewhere in Tanzania. That's just what... You wouldn't

  • 33:41

    be shocked. What else does he need to accomplish in hip-hop? You just expect him

  • 33:43

    to be on a bicycle down the highway. He's on a bike now. On

  • 33:48

    his Andre 3000 shit. You just see him just pop up somewhere, just move around,

  • 33:54

    out like it's nothing. And I'm telling you, yo, this music business... Fame shit is

  • 33:59

    really overrated when you're a part of it. Yeah, I can see it, yeah. And

  • 34:04

    you just look at it from J. Cole's point. What else does he need to

  • 34:07

    do in hip-hop? Yeah, with, and, and, if he feel like being

  • 34:13

    sassy with how y'all spoke to me this past year and a half, two years.

  • 34:18

    Y'all think Drake is on some sassy. I'm going to show you guys. I'm going

  • 34:21

    to remove myself from the scene and then watch how it is. What if J.

  • 34:24

    Cole don't like how y'all was talking? It's possible. But he was teasing this before

  • 34:26

    the Battle Royale. Bet he wouldn't add to some songs.

  • 34:33

    I'm sure. That's how it became a double disc. Yeah, word.

  • 34:39

    You know what? So what's the date on this? It's 2-6. 2-6. February

  • 34:46

    6th. Three weeks. Three weeks away. New J. Cole.

  • 34:52

    First quarter. I want to shout out Nas and Large Pro 2 for the original

  • 34:55

    Rewind. Made on the same drum machine. In the video. Small nugget there. You

  • 35:01

    know fans like nuggets, man. Probably unintentional, but...

  • 35:07

    Nah. You think it was unintentional? Probably. It's his first drum machine. He's talked about

  • 35:12

    it in interviews and showed it in other shit, so... I want to hear the

  • 35:15

    snippet again. I think everything with Cole is intentional, man. Me too. I think he

  • 35:18

    just wanted him. I think so, too. Shout out to Havoc, man.

  • 35:24

    I want to be sitting... Yeah, shout out to Havoc. I need that record, man.

  • 35:28

    I want to be sitting in front of some big-ass speakers when that comes on.

  • 35:33

    I'm not going to lie. It's going to make February the 6th, podcast day. I'm

  • 35:38

    going to start a little late. Double disc? At midnight? That sounds like a Thursday

  • 35:43

    night party, buddy. Going to bed at 3 a.m.? Yeah, thanks. Sounds like one of

  • 35:47

    those, or waking up at 3 a.m. Or waking up. I want to hear this

  • 35:52

    at night, loud. Midnight. The album is in Bacardi, I'm good.

  • 35:58

    There was a lot of talk online. A lot of talk online. I feel like

  • 36:04

    with every J. Cole release, every Hive kind of stands up, but his Hive is

  • 36:10

    cool. I feel like he drop and then people come fuck with them. You used

  • 36:13

    to be part of that fuck with J. Cole Hive. I got a text from

  • 36:19

    his fan club, so I think I'm in the J. Cole Hive still. No, no,

  • 36:23

    no, no, no. Ice used to be the fuck with J. Cole. Oh, oh, oh.

  • 36:28

    Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Every Friday. You remember him? Every Friday. Yeah, you're right. He

  • 36:31

    was the worst. I wasn't the worst. Oh, damn, I forgot about that. You were

  • 36:34

    one of the worst. I was bad. Break it down. Why? Was it just more

  • 36:39

    of the troll shit? Ice used to be such a shithead, yo, online anyway. His

  • 36:43

    digital footprint, nasty, covered in shit. Did you delete a lot of it?

  • 36:49

    Yeah, of course. A lot. Respect. Respect. Not to get off topic. It's just you're

  • 36:54

    such a great person. You're one of the best people I know in real life.

  • 36:57

    I mean, genuinely, and I've said that before. I appreciate that. But he grew into

  • 36:59

    that. Oh. No, he was always a good person. That's not true, though. Tell Mark

  • 37:05

    what you used to do to J. Cole. It's Friday. It wasn't my tweet. Someone

  • 37:10

    else had tweeted, it's Friday. Ain't nobody trying to hit no J. Cole. So for

  • 37:14

    like every Friday. For 10 years. Yes. For like three years or so. Every Friday?

  • 37:20

    every Friday. Like 150 Fridays. You just wake up and retweet it.

  • 37:26

    Like, you know what? Like, why would you do that? Why would you do that?

  • 37:32

    What would you say, Mona? Nothing. Mona Kosa today. No, this

  • 37:38

    is what I want to know. When he says, like, you're a bad person online,

  • 37:41

    right, you think you could separate that, like, be a bad person online, but be

  • 37:43

    a good person in real life? He did. That exists? He was a good dude.

  • 37:46

    He was just a menace on the internet. No. No. Growth, it

  • 37:52

    affects you everywhere, but there's no way you're this great person in real life and

  • 37:57

    online. You're just a nasty troll, and if you're that person, you shouldn't be that

  • 38:00

    person. You're the first person I've ever met who's not a piece of shit. I

  • 38:05

    had a guy work for me in my bookstore. I won't say his name because

  • 38:07

    I don't want to embarrass Isaiah. He was a troll, and he would like...

  • 38:13

    steal people's tweets and write them as his own. Oh, shit. Those are both character

  • 38:17

    things to me. Yeah, stealing is... Yeah, but he would be like, I just do

  • 38:20

    it for fun, and I troll for fun, and da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Eventually, he stole money from

  • 38:23

    the store. Yeah. He's stealing. Talk about this nigga ten times. If I see Isaiah,

  • 38:27

    I'm going to fuck him up. That's why. We're going to fuck you up, Isaiah.

  • 38:29

    Remember? Same thing I said about finesse in that Monopoly game. Shout out to finesse.

  • 38:33

    Ish thought I was so crazy. My man did some slimy shit in the Monopoly

  • 38:38

    game. That shit don't... Yeah. And I was like, that's the character thing. That's what

  • 38:41

    I'm saying. I don't like that. I don't like to see a game shouldn't bring

  • 38:46

    that side out of you. Right. They joke. Ish thought I was nuts. There's some

  • 38:50

    slimy shit in Monopoly games. Does that support his theory? I don't really.

  • 38:58

    No. I don't know what happened in that game. That's what I'm saying. And I

  • 39:02

    don't really remember, but I'm not against slime. Whatever he did, it was grimy, grimy

  • 39:07

    slime. Out of bounds. Ish probably remembers. You remember? I knew he would.

  • 39:15

    What happened? What'd he do? Y'all would like to know what the way we play

  • 39:17

    Monopoly, you co-op, right? And then

  • 39:24

    it's terms to the co-op. Of course. And when the game got thick, I'm

  • 39:30

    betting those terms. Oh, he did that? Yeah, he got out of the terms. This

  • 39:34

    nigga's bad as hell. He did this in like 09. Isn't that how the

  • 39:40

    co-op always goes in Monopoly? No, no, no. Not in Monopoly, no. When does the

  • 39:46

    terms end? When we get up to a certain point, we can disband the co-op.

  • 39:51

    I'm just not going to rob you of, you know what I mean? If I'm

  • 39:54

    holding a problem and I got to pay you your bread, I ain't just going

  • 39:57

    to say you dead on that either. It's still ours, even though only one person

  • 40:00

    can hold it. And he was at that point too much of my man and

  • 40:05

    we was in my house. I'm not hitting somebody in my house. Me and

  • 40:11

    him, we had too good of a friendship. But anybody else, that was... Anyway, back

  • 40:15

    to whatever we were talking about. I believe that. Some of this shit is character

  • 40:19

    shit. Ice used to be a minister to society and he's matured a lot and

  • 40:24

    he's gotten a lot better and he's a hell of a person and a hell

  • 40:27

    of a dad. And to Mona's point, you don't see those things. You don't see

  • 40:32

    those tweets. Does he listen to J. Cole on Fridays now, though? No, he fucks

  • 40:34

    with Cole. He loves Cole now. He loves Cole now. That's why it's tricky to

  • 40:40

    fucking with artists. Oh, no, it's even worse than that tweet. I remember a long

  • 40:44

    time ago. I mean, this might be when him and J. Elect had just

  • 40:50

    signed the Roc Nation or something. And I swore neither one of them was putting

  • 40:53

    the album out. And I'm like, yo, they ain't never dropping an album. I just

  • 40:58

    didn't believe in Roc Nation at that time. A lot of people didn't. I'm not

  • 41:01

    the only one, but I was very vocal about it. I've been blocked by Roc

  • 41:04

    Nation. They didn't fuck with me for a long time. We cool now, but it

  • 41:08

    was a long time when Roc Nation didn't fuck with me. I was like, yo,

  • 41:12

    remember that tweet I told y'all that J. Cole and J.E.L.E.C. would never put an

  • 41:16

    album out? I'm right. That tweet was like three years after I said it. Cole

  • 41:21

    favorited the tweet and the whole shit and then threw some shot. I've learned that,

  • 41:26

    yo, we see the shit you be saying. Especially the hate. Yeah, we'll address it.

  • 41:29

    You got a real Hall of Fame tweet resume. No, I don't. Honestly. Any positive?

  • 41:35

    Seriously. Yes. And it's so funny. Yes. It's so funny when you think about it.

  • 41:41

    It's a balance. It's so funny when you think about it because how you deal

  • 41:44

    with trolls. Because you don't even engage with shit. Like, Ice Black shit, Mute shit,

  • 41:49

    you don't engage at all. You kind of know what trolls want. Right. I tell

  • 41:52

    everybody. I don't know why it's just like a mind fuck to me. Probably because

  • 41:55

    I'm trolled so much. I've been online so long. But I just can't believe. Well,

  • 41:58

    it's that and he's really sensitive. No, he's not. Are you sensitive? Who are you

  • 42:03

    asking? Why men hate that? Why do men hate that so much? I don't know

  • 42:08

    why. I think that's a sign thing. Certain signs y'all just think. What's your sign

  • 42:11

    again? Gemini. Yeah. What's that mean? I don't know. Y'all got

  • 42:18

    two sides. It means two sides. The nigga that got dropped off to school and

  • 42:22

    the nigga that's firing from his Wi-Fi in the house. I don't think I've ever

  • 42:27

    met a Gemini that wasn't two people. Not too much on my man, too. Back

  • 42:32

    up off ice now. Ice my nigga. Yo, Mona, did you wish Ish happy birthday,

  • 42:36

    though? No, but I've been sitting here thinking, yo, is it this nigga's birthday? Happy

  • 42:39

    birthday, boy. Thank you. Happy birthday. What you doing? Shit.

  • 42:47

    You got your head shit on. Yo, just check the stories tonight. I mean, check

  • 42:51

    them IG stories. Are we hanging out, guys? We might be. That's what I do.

  • 42:55

    Hopefully. That's the plan. You got to do it on your birthday. We can at

  • 42:58

    least get a drink together. We can I don't drink. But put IG stories on

  • 43:02

    for my birthday? I can get some pills. Yeah. Holy shit. Some hookah, yo. That's

  • 43:07

    your shit. I'm saying pills. I'm sorry, that's my fill. Pills, not pills. Oh. Orange

  • 43:10

    pills. Orange pills. Yeah. Is you never going to drink? I hear how that sounds.

  • 43:14

    Having a birthday hookah at 50 is, no, I'm not letting them do it. Yeah,

  • 43:18

    no. Cigar or something. Get some head, nigga. Do something. You got to do something.

  • 43:22

    Well, we won't be there for that. A hookah? Who? Who? Who

  • 43:28

    won't? I'm not beating the wise old ass gets dicks up, man. If I pay

  • 43:32

    for it to get done, I'm staying. You sure you get your money's

  • 43:37

    worth? Bye-bye, I

  • 43:43

    spy. It's a joke, man. Stupid ass fans take me too serious. All right. Shouts

  • 43:48

    to cold, man. Looking forward to that. Shouts to cold. Shouts to cold. Some other

  • 43:51

    music came out. Y'all heard that ASAP? I did. I got halfway through. Listen, there's

  • 43:56

    a few albums that came out. Yeah, there's a lot of shit. But what'd you

  • 44:00

    think? So far, what I heard, I like. I had low expectations for this album.

  • 44:05

    I'll be honest. Same. He shocked the shit out of me. Yeah, I was like,

  • 44:08

    oh, shit. He shocked the shit out of me. Wow. It's a good album. From

  • 44:11

    what I heard, I didn't make it all the way through. But I am not.

  • 44:14

    I ain't knocking this. No, there's some real good records on it. How many tracks?

  • 44:17

    I don't know, 17, maybe something like that. 18, I think, yeah. I think 18.

  • 44:20

    It's like a weird double disc situation, too, where there's like two songs on disc

  • 44:23

    two. Yeah, and that's what I mean. That ain't no double. That's a bonus. It's

  • 44:26

    like a video and like a, what was it? I know you're right. It's 15,

  • 44:29

    and then it's 18 total. Yeah. But there was some tracks on here. The two

  • 44:33

    lead singles were good. What else was here? They called the Drake Dis. Play the

  • 44:38

    Drake Dis. Come on. Let's just get to it, right? Unpack the Drake Dis. Drake

  • 44:43

    this, Drake this, Drake this. There's a couple of them. Was that stole your flow?

  • 44:47

    Yeah, stole your flow. You stole my flow, so I stole your B. You know

  • 44:50

    what I mean? Do you want me to play it? Yes. Not because I hate

  • 44:53

    Drake, y'all. All right, all right, all right, all right, all right, all right, all

  • 44:57

    right, all right. This album is very abrasive. It was not my cup of tea

  • 45:00

    first thing in the morning. I do want to listen to it again in a

  • 45:02

    different atmosphere. It's a lot like this, a lot of punk, punkish vibes. This is

  • 45:07

    an album that's meant to be performed off. Yeah, definitely. That's all I heard. I'm

  • 45:11

    like, I'm at the show. Why don't y'all get some man speakers and shut up?

  • 45:16

    Why don't y'all get some speakers with some umph on it? I have a studio.

  • 45:19

    Certain shit is energy-based. I just don't want to hear this level of abrasion first

  • 45:25

    thing in the morning. No, I agree with you there. But give it a go.

  • 45:28

    Give it a go later. I'm definitely going to. I'm definitely going to. It's well-produced

  • 45:33

    and all that shit. First thing, 6, 7 o'clock in the morning. It's a lot.

  • 45:38

    I like that shit. I thought you want to hear shit like that in the

  • 45:40

    morning. I like that. No. You said you don't want to hear the soft shit

  • 45:45

    in the morning. He wants to boom bap though, not like punk. Yeah, not punk.

  • 45:48

    There's levels. There's levels. First blind of the day. Yeah, no, the ASAP shit exceeded

  • 45:53

    my expectations. And granted, I didn't expect much because who knew what to expect, but

  • 45:58

    pardon me. Yeah, some of the reviews haven't been that strong. You know, I read

  • 46:01

    some of the reviews after I listened to it. I mean, you may not care

  • 46:04

    about it. How many mics? Like the Guardian gave it three. The Guardian gave it

  • 46:07

    three out of five. They said it was kind of meandering a little bit. Almost

  • 46:09

    like there was some really good shit and some shit that felt a little lost,

  • 46:13

    like sonically. I didn't necessarily agree with that review, and I read a few more

  • 46:17

    reviews anyway. Don't repeat another Guardian review up here. Especially saying that,

  • 46:22

    that's my thing, fuck who reviews it. Why am I looking at a review?

  • 46:28

    Same day of the old school. I assume they got it early. I assume they

  • 46:31

    got it early. Sometimes. Unless I give all the credit in the world. Sometimes motherfuckers

  • 46:34

    do one listen. For sure. Oh, yeah. Again, I thought it was first listen. I

  • 46:39

    liked it. You know what I mean? Not to use mics, but I'd give it

  • 46:41

    four out of five something. Three and a half out of something. You know what

  • 46:45

    I'm saying? I thought it was solid, good production. I need to hear it again.

  • 46:48

    I need to hear it again. I need to hear it again also. I like

  • 46:50

    the Dochi record, Not For Nothing. Oh, that? Yes. Yes. He took other shots on

  • 46:55

    the record, too. That BBL shit was the one I for the street. He shot

  • 46:59

    a couple times. It wasn't just that. He shot about the move to Texas shit.

  • 47:03

    He shot that one, the BBL. And another one, take care of your kids, all

  • 47:07

    that. I have one woman that's a player. Shots on the player record. He's shooting.

  • 47:12

    Yeah, for real. Do you want to hear the Doji record? Yeah. Go ahead and

  • 47:16

    give it a go. For sure. Why not? Very different production style this one. This

  • 47:22

    is crazy. This is amazing. They snapped on that. That's crazy. This is fire. The

  • 47:26

    perfect person for that. They snapped on that. Oh, my bad. Thelonious.

  • 47:32

    Snitching, but whatever. That shit is hard. Crazy. And she probably is the only person

  • 47:37

    that could have pulled that off. Yeah, I don't think nobody could do that. Her,

  • 47:40

    maybe Lady London, might have got it. I love her. Other than them. Like the

  • 47:43

    sexy lyrics and then that little beat thing when she started. Like how the old

  • 47:46

    school Vixen shit was. Like that's how it sounded when she started. I like that.

  • 47:50

    That's the original. And Duke Ellington. Wait a minute. Wait a

  • 47:56

    minute. This is hard. I'm such a music geek. Yeah, we've

  • 48:02

    heard this. Yeah, it's just in it. I feel like fucking... Ricky Ricardo or

  • 48:07

    some shit was dancing this way. Hey. Hey. All right, I'm cool. I'm cool. I'm

  • 48:12

    cool. I'm cool. That sounds great, man. Shout out to ASAP. Shout out to ASAP

  • 48:17

    Rocky, man. Hell of a project to be gone for so long and kind of

  • 48:21

    gone for so long because you've popped up here and there, but. As far as

  • 48:24

    releasing music itself, it's been a while, yeah. Yeah, this has been a minute, bro.

  • 48:27

    This is solid. This is solid. 2018, that's almost 10 years, damn near. Eight years.

  • 48:30

    2016. 2016. 2016. He's happy. He's

  • 48:36

    being loved well. You see Rihanna was saying how she got that Clarissa, that Clarissa

  • 48:41

    energy. Pap upstairs shit. Yeah, but I love it. I mean, she love me and

  • 48:45

    he being loved right now. I'm happy for them. And he be upstairs. Real shit.

  • 48:51

    He be upstairs. That's the whole thing. You gotta come on. She had enough of

  • 48:54

    y'all on the internet. She took the phone upstairs. Yeah, I like that. And he

  • 48:57

    was right there in the dark watching cartoons and shit. I love the videos too,

  • 49:03

    actually. Now we're talking ASAP Rocky. The helicopter video and the punk Rocky, those are

  • 49:09

    fire videos. I don't watch videos. Me neither. I watch a lot of videos. I

  • 49:13

    love videos. Especially when it's by someone that puts time into it. Like he's got

  • 49:17

    art direction, brain. Yeah, artistic. Really, really, really hard to do.

  • 49:24

    One more album? Can we do one more album? Mark Mead up, nigga. Okay. What

  • 49:28

    do you got? I was going to say Wiz Khalifa's new album, but Joe don't

  • 49:32

    fuck with him. No, I absolutely love Wiz Khalifa. I'm being an asshole. That's the

  • 49:36

    one. I actually think that album was really... Did y'all hear Chaotic? I listened to

  • 49:39

    a little bit of it. I did not. I didn't. I didn't. I see high

  • 49:43

    praise for it online. That shit is fire. It is a fire album. I have

  • 49:46

    one little critique, but in general, there's a couple of guest appearances I didn't love.

  • 49:50

    But Wiz is rapping his ass off. The production is great. Great songs. It feels

  • 49:53

    good. That's a car. That's a song. That's an album you want to be driving

  • 49:56

    down the street listening to. This is, I feel like there's two Wiz's. There's like

  • 49:59

    fun stoner Wiz. And then there's like, I'm going to show you I can really

  • 50:02

    rap and I get with it. Wiz. And this was the latter. There's only one

  • 50:07

    feature on this album that I've been saying since he came home I wanted Wiz

  • 50:11

    and Max. Yep. But this was not the Wiz and Max I wanted. Oh, I

  • 50:14

    like that record. Do you like that? I wanted. Let me hear it. Oh, good.

  • 50:18

    Joe. Load it up. This is not what I wanted. Great song. Two of the

  • 50:23

    three verses are great. That's all I'm going to say. It ain't even that for

  • 50:26

    me. It's just when I wanted Wiz and Max, I wanted melodic. I wanted. That's

  • 50:31

    what I want to hear. I want to hear. This is hot. Kind of a

  • 50:33

    lot. Okay, let the verses come in. Yeah, I hear what you're saying. I mean,

  • 50:37

    Max still just don't sound like Max yet, but... That's what I'm saying. Yeah, that's

  • 50:40

    fine. Hey, wait a minute, wait a... I wonder why he chose not to

  • 50:46

    sing. If he would have sang here, I wonder why he chose not to. Maybe

  • 50:50

    he's just not there yet. He's been in the closet for 20 years, okay? Get

  • 50:54

    the nigga... I'm giving him grace. I'm not... I don't like the way they're mixing

  • 50:58

    them right now either. Let the nigga thaw out. His voice is already raspy, but

  • 51:01

    the double is not. It's the double. It's clashing. It is. It's not sounding great.

  • 51:05

    It is. That's one of the big things that changed while he was gone. His

  • 51:10

    voice. Well, not just that. People doubled the first when he went

  • 51:16

    away. Always. Yeah. Now, that's not really how they get jiggy with it. That

  • 51:22

    was a messy era. If you weren't tight with your doubles. Yeah, and there's a

  • 51:26

    lot more... tech out. There's a lot more amps and voice shit.

  • 51:32

    Like, he should be able to just get a clean lead. Yeah, clean lead. He

  • 51:37

    sound like an old nigga on that. And some of that is the production. That's

  • 51:42

    what I'm saying. I like this. I love this song. I think I would like

  • 51:47

    to hear him melodic. Yes. I just didn't like the way he sounded on the

  • 51:50

    song and I'm a Max fan so I want him to... Anyway, I wish that

  • 51:54

    wasn't where he was. It could have been so much better because we had snapped.

  • 51:57

    Well, shout out to Wiz. I do plan on listening to this album. That Juicy

  • 52:01

    J record? Load it up. That's the other one. Let me hear it. Yeah,

  • 52:07

    man. I need to hear music. Here we go. If you

  • 52:13

    know, you know. Yeah. All right, you can cut that off. You can cut that

  • 52:18

    off. That one right there, though? That's one of the ones, yeah. Yes. Yo, if

  • 52:22

    that come on for my man's birthday, I swear for God. What? I'm gonna lie

  • 52:26

    to y'all. Yo, DJ, New Jersey and New York DJs, get my man birthday playlist

  • 52:31

    ready when we walk in. You're an idiot, bro. How you want to shout you

  • 52:35

    out when you walk in tonight? Just Antoine? Don't. It's your birthday, though. It's that

  • 52:40

    ish. It's not my thing. That was crazy. That

  • 52:46

    was absolutely crazy. She get a couple singles. That song, come on. Right there.

  • 52:52

    Right there. As soon as it came on. I was like, oh, you just reach

  • 52:56

    it. I got some money with it. And you're going to throw $2, a couple

  • 52:59

    singles. You're going to look like Adam 22 and Starry. Played a lot of music,

  • 53:03

    Joe. Hear the Wally and Don Cannon freestyle? Yes. Want to hear any of it

  • 53:07

    or no? I want all of y'all to mute up is what I want. He

  • 53:11

    got this one. I want all y'all to mute up. Yep. I know y'all don't

  • 53:16

    really get around. No, no, no. I know y'all don't really be outside like that.

  • 53:20

    Hold up for a minute. Yo, cut this off, man. Yo, dawg.

  • 53:26

    Nothing needs to be said. Yo, they don't feel me, though, man. Honestly, I wish

  • 53:31

    I partied with niggas that felt me. This is what I'm saying. Pause. It's crazy.

  • 53:37

    Oh, my God. This is what I'm saying, man. You've been out in the last

  • 53:43

    five, six months, but because of fucking Folded and some other songs, like... We

  • 53:49

    ain't really talked about what this song does, but real niggas know. You know Breezy

  • 53:53

    was going to find out. Breezy, no. He be out. He be out. And he

  • 53:57

    be in. The kickback be right there. And when it comes on, all you got

  • 54:02

    to look at is every girl around when this song is on. I'm in a

  • 54:07

    relationship. I don't play like that. You don't look, right? You didn't even see it.

  • 54:13

    I look, but you can't lock eyes. Got you. Because if you lock eyes while

  • 54:17

    this song is on, y'all got to fuck. She pregnant. She pregnant. She pregnant.

  • 54:24

    Y'all not understanding because girls know what lyrics to songs now.

  • 54:31

    For real. So they staring at you. They like, we're going to fuck tonight. Girls

  • 54:35

    know lyrics to the song now. They start sticking their tongue out. Nah, they start

  • 54:38

    doing wild shit. We always knew lyrics. They start showing you all their piercings. It's

  • 54:43

    like, oh shit, wow. Those are the whores. Yes. Those are just the whores, fellas.

  • 54:49

    No, no. If you working in a song. Bitches that's fucking right

  • 54:55

    now, all right? Oh shit. Hey!

  • 55:03

    Damn, I ain't gonna lie to y'all. Just the record we needed a remix for.

  • 55:10

    With the person we needed a remix. With the person, yes, honestly. I hate doing

  • 55:15

    this because the fans already got me and you ice as being the Breezy stans.

  • 55:19

    Okay. Breezy's the shit. But listen to this, man.

  • 55:30

    Get Mona. Wait, Mona. I was in there breezy. She said they hate that on

  • 55:35

    the internet. We love Chris Brown. When you say you like Chris Brown, they go

  • 55:39

    right to 2008. It's like, girl, I don't give a fuck about none of

  • 55:42

    that. I like Chris

  • 55:49

    Brown, babe. Fuck. I like Chris. How could you not go outside tonight? And it's

  • 55:53

    my man's birthday. Yo, your cousin did this on your birthday? Oh my God.

  • 56:02

    Oh my god, yo! I didn't even think about this. I didn't even say no

  • 56:05

    place for you. Oh my god. Holak. Happy birthday, cuz-o. Where's the name of this?

  • 56:10

    I got you, Holak. Is the name Emerald Eyes? Oh my god. You're an

  • 56:13

    idiot yo.

  • 56:19

    Nah, this is crazy, man. This is great. We'll talk about this tonight, man. Don't

  • 56:24

    worry about it. Yo, new Gunna Chris Brown remix. In your phone right now. Don't

  • 56:28

    worry. We're going to talk about it, boy. God damn.

  • 56:34

    They must have known bitties was going to be on the show. They

  • 56:40

    must have known it. Right? Like an inclination. You know what? Let's just throw

  • 56:46

    that one out there. Now it's time for my favorite part of the show. Prize

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    Birthday Boys Picks of the Week. Ish is going with.

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    R.J. Harvey for more than 14 rushing attempts. Josh Allen for more than 210

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    passing yards. Yeah. Ricky Pearsall for more than 29 receiving yards. Brian

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    Robinson for more than five and a half rushing yards. And Rashid Shahid for more

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    than 23 receiving yards. Okay. That's not bad. Not bad. Yeah, that...

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    I've heard better, but I've heard better. It's his birthday, man. Better joints than that,

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    Let's get football picks. Worst take. Worst take. Yo, please, can we keep worst take

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    short, quick, and concise? Please, yo. The audience is large, and there's people out there

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    that actually know sports listening to us. We sound dumb as hell. Let's just keep

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    the 10 seconds. I'm going to – I'm picking the Texans. Same.

  • 58:56

    I'm picking the Texans. I am. Same. I have Patriots. Seahawks. The Pats got to

  • 59:00

    show me. I had the Pats coming out the AFC. Now, Sam Darnold, they say

  • 59:04

    is – Oblique is strange or something. They say he's going to play, I think.

  • 59:08

    At least if that's going to – If he plays in the Seahawks – If

  • 59:10

    you are the Seahawks, then they should beat the Niners. Yeah. If he don't play,

  • 59:14

    then I might. If he don't play, I'm picking the Niners. Yeah. Definitely. But I

  • 59:18

    think he's playing. The Niners are one of them teams that even though they got

  • 59:20

    100 injuries, it's not going to happen. They're going to play tough. Play hard. I'm

  • 59:24

    going Buffalo. I'm picking with my Super Bowl matchup of Buffalo versus the Rams. I'm

  • 59:30

    going Buffalo. You going Rams too? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm going Rams. And I'm

  • 59:34

    going Rams. And if I wasn't going Rams before – It's been

  • 59:40

    announced that Sean McVay, head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, is really, really, really,

  • 59:46

    really, really, really, really good friends with Matt LaFleur of the Packers. They're all the

  • 59:51

    Shanahan tree. Okay, but there clearly was Ben Johnson, Matt LaFleur beef

  • 59:57

    at the end of the Packers game that was highlighted. Okay, so he's inheriting the

  • 1:00:01

    beef. He's inheriting the beef. There was Ben Johnson saying, yo, there was a lot

  • 1:00:05

    of chirping from that side of that other locker room over there. Players heard it.

  • 1:00:09

    Coaches heard it. Talking about the Packers. Yeah. Players heard it. Coaches heard it. We

  • 1:00:14

    didn't take, we didn't take kindly to it. We let the game do the talking.

  • 1:00:17

    I like that. He went right immediately after the win. He went in there and

  • 1:00:20

    said, fuck the Packers. I like it. And I like the Packers. And he did

  • 1:00:24

    that sassy handshake. I fuck with Ben Johnson a lot, but he did the handshake.

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    So for Sean McVay to sit at the podium and say, me and Matt LaFleur,

  • 1:00:34

    he's a real, real, real, real good friend of mine. Yeah. Yeah. You know what

  • 1:00:38

    time it is. You know what I mean? That's an interesting point. Real beef is

  • 1:00:41

    back. I'm rooting for the Bears. Real beef is back. How big of a factor

  • 1:00:45

    do you have weather being in Chicago? I know they're making a big deal about

  • 1:00:47

    it. It's huge. Yeah. Warm weather teams do not typically, as a fan of a

  • 1:00:52

    warm weather team, they do not typically fare well in conditions. Dog, they said it

  • 1:00:55

    might be the coldest day. The Dolphins are soft, too. The Dolphins are soft. Joe,

  • 1:00:59

    they said it might be the coldest day in 50 years. They talking about potentially

  • 1:01:03

    canceling the game. They can't make it warm off the NFL for them niggas.

  • 1:01:09

    I got a team, too, that I think will win. Who that? San Francisco. One

  • 1:01:13

    of my niggas from San Francisco. That's all chicks. That's the only way they pick.

  • 1:01:17

    Well, it's the Eagles first, but we lost. We didn't do well this year. I

  • 1:01:23

    know that. That's true. And fire A.J. Brown. I know that, too. Y'all know Matt

  • 1:01:28

    Stafford played in Detroit all them years. He did, but it's a dome. It's a

  • 1:01:32

    dome, but he went home to Detroit. And that's only one person. And you know

  • 1:01:36

    Matt Stafford is like a – I'm about to glaze. But Matt Stafford is one

  • 1:01:41

    of them. He's different. He is. He is. Y'all heard the whole team talk about

  • 1:01:44

    Matt Stafford on the sideline when they was down with like 40 seconds left? When

  • 1:01:48

    the whole team was like, none of us was worried. We got the MVP over

  • 1:01:53

    there. He don't run the ball, throw the ball, catch the ball, block. He don't

  • 1:01:55

    do all that. Okay, but it's one thing you're forgetting, too. The Bears ain't never

  • 1:02:01

    played in January. They practice, Joe. The Bears ain't never played in no January with

  • 1:02:06

    the lights bright. They'd be calling Chicago in December, November. They practice. That ain't January

  • 1:02:12

    football. That ain't January football. The Rams are a team that is built to withstand

  • 1:02:17

    the cold. I will say that. They run the ball up. They run the ball

  • 1:02:19

    up. They play defense. They got two running backs. Trenches are good. That's true. You

  • 1:02:21

    ever just watch Puka Nakua? You think he give a fuck about snow? No, I

  • 1:02:25

    don't. No, you probably don't. I don't. He might not. Yeah, play with a broken

  • 1:02:28

    leg. I'm picking the Rams. Go Rams. And is there one more game I'm forgetting

  • 1:02:32

    or did I do one? Which one? Denver. The Denver game. Who plays Denver? Denver

  • 1:02:35

    Bills. Oh, Denver Bills. No, bye Denver. Buffalo. Bye Bo Nix. Enough of him. Enough

  • 1:02:40

    of Bo Nix. Our defense is tough, but I think that I'm not betting against

  • 1:02:43

    Josh Hill. Sports shows. Highlight reels from sports shows in the last two weeks of

  • 1:02:48

    January. We don't. Bo Nix enough now. Enough of you. You did it. 14 and

  • 1:02:53

    2, whatever your record is. Yeah, yeah. Enough of him. Seriously. What's the game I'm

  • 1:02:59

    forgetting? Past Texans. We picked the Texans. We picked the Seahawks game.

  • 1:03:06

    You got them all? Four games. I'm getting that mention. It's creeping up on me,

  • 1:03:11

    boy. That mention. Take your hardball. Oh, round of

  • 1:03:17

    applause. Come on. Come on. Round of applause. I like it. Round of applause. What's

  • 1:03:22

    not to like? They gave him the bag. Yeah, they did. What is not to

  • 1:03:26

    like about this? Harbaugh. How many years he got? Five. You think he'll be there

  • 1:03:32

    for five years? Has that been announced? Maybe not officially, but it's rumored to be

  • 1:03:36

    five years, $100 million. Yeah. You think he'll be there for five? Yeah. Yeah.

  • 1:03:42

    New York media is tough, but... No, the Giants' ownership is tough. Yeah.

  • 1:03:48

    I don't think they're that tough. Okay. I don't think they're that tough. Seriously. I

  • 1:03:53

    don't. Like, they've kept... coaches during bad seasons. And the people they let go

  • 1:03:59

    was every reason in the world to let by Joe. Sorry, Joe Judge. Sorry, we're

  • 1:04:03

    not loyal to you, buddy. Not Kaufman. Kaufman was there forever. When they fired him,

  • 1:04:07

    it was some bullshit, but it's cool. But he was there forever. He was there

  • 1:04:10

    for a lot of us. He was successful. He was cool. Yo, you talk about

  • 1:04:13

    what? Yo. Don't play. Talk about y'all, all right? This is a giant segment. We

  • 1:04:20

    Hottest coach out there, best coach out there. They targeted somebody. They didn't let them

  • 1:04:24

    leave the building without having something done. It is to be applauded when an organization

  • 1:04:29

    does that, especially when it's your team. Yeah, for sure. And I think it was

  • 1:04:32

    more of a situation. That's where Harbaugh wanted it. He had the power. He had

  • 1:04:35

    all the bargaining chips. He wanted to be there. Which makes sense because they have

  • 1:04:39

    a great wide receiver, great running back, a potentially good quarterback. Everyone's young. Pulled out

  • 1:04:44

    the checkbook. Yeah. Didn't seem to... As of today, hasn't had to fire the

  • 1:04:50

    Joe Schoen, the GM. He's going to have to just take a little back seat.

  • 1:04:55

    Yeah. Also, there's rumors of Todd Monken coming over. So, I mean. I'm sure. I

  • 1:04:59

    like it. What's not to like? I like it. Go Giants. Yeah. Go Giants. Good

  • 1:05:03

    for y'all. Ice, you got anybody you hope that y'all get? We didn't really get

  • 1:05:07

    a lot from you and the Steelers for you to be such a big fan

  • 1:05:09

    and for Tomlin to be there so long. I feel like we didn't ISO you

  • 1:05:11

    enough. Is there any? It came at the end of the pod anyway. That's why.

  • 1:05:17

    I like y'all coach. Mike? Yeah, I like Mike. I think we're going to regret

  • 1:05:20

    letting Mike go, but that's a different story. Nah, I just, I ain't like the

  • 1:05:26

    celebration. Like, people, good, we got rid of, it wasn't that. Like, Mike Tomlin still

  • 1:05:31

    did what he did. Thank you, Mike Tomlin. I think everybody should be saying thank

  • 1:05:34

    you to Mike Tomlin. It's just, it's time for something different. Everybody keeps telling me,

  • 1:05:39

    yo, you're going to see now when your team is the bottom of the barrel.

  • 1:05:42

    I'm fine with that. I just, I'm tired of the mediocrity. Same thing I've been

  • 1:05:47

    preaching, so I just want to see what's next. That's it. And they say that

  • 1:05:51

    Mike Tomlin stepped, that was his decision. Yeah. I had that wrong last time we

  • 1:05:56

    reported this, but there was no info out. Yeah, Mike Tomlin's decision to step away.

  • 1:06:00

    I did it. Enough is enough. Yeah, ownership was trying to keep him. Y'all go

  • 1:06:03

    rock out. Yeah. And then, so first it was rumored that he'll step away for

  • 1:06:09

    the year, do like broadcasting or something. And then if he decides to coach next

  • 1:06:13

    year, Pittsburgh will still have his rights and would have to trade him. Yeah. But

  • 1:06:18

    Dan was reported that he said, no, I'm done. I'm done, done, done. Oh, he

  • 1:06:22

    doesn't want to coach again. I'm not coaching. He said 19 years enough. Yeah. Yeah.

  • 1:06:26

    He said, I'm done. Yeah. We'll see how that. Yeah. It's emotional. I do have

  • 1:06:32

    one final sports, but kind of not sports question for y'all. I don't know if

  • 1:06:37

    y'all were able to see the, the presser that the Ravens owner, Steve Biscayati gave

  • 1:06:42

    a lot of, a lot of clips to come from it. Uh, one where they

  • 1:06:48

    asked him if the field goal kicker made that kick, would Harbo still be coaching?

  • 1:06:52

    And he was like, for a week? For a week. Oh, shit. Yo, that NFL

  • 1:06:57

    owner swag is a different. It's different. Assholes. It's on some. No, he was up

  • 1:07:01

    there on some. Bro, they come from old money. It's very, very different. Yeah, they

  • 1:07:03

    come from some other shit. He was fly, though, up there. He was fly. But

  • 1:07:07

    anyway, what I wanted to ask you guys about was he said that when he

  • 1:07:13

    leaves the earth, he has no plan on leaving the team to his children.

  • 1:07:19

    He says he has seen that bring nothing but turmoil to

  • 1:07:25

    siblings, nothing but beef over money. He said he heard Jerry Jones the

  • 1:07:31

    other day say that he would give a limb for a Super Bowl. And he

  • 1:07:36

    said when he's that age, he does not wish to feel that at all.

  • 1:07:42

    What do y'all feel about him saying I'm not leaving my team to my kids.

  • 1:07:48

    Bro, a lot of billionaires say the same shit. But what do you think about

  • 1:07:53

    the thought? Like, what do you think about that train of thought? I think it's

  • 1:07:57

    whack, but a lot of them had the same sentiment. So maybe they get to

  • 1:08:01

    something when you get that. I've never sniffed that level of money, but a lot

  • 1:08:06

    of them say that. Bill Gates, all them niggas be like, yo, I'm not leaving

  • 1:08:08

    my kids with shit. I think it's crazy. And maybe because we're black, we're going

  • 1:08:13

    to definitely think that that's crazy because... We so far behind the bus that we

  • 1:08:17

    want our lineage to catch up. I think it's asinine. But for this dude here,

  • 1:08:22

    though, I'm sorry. I ain't really mad at it because, one, he gave his reasons.

  • 1:08:27

    Like, I've seen it tear families up, this, that, and the third one. Two, that's

  • 1:08:31

    not my only source of money. I can still leave them some bread. I can

  • 1:08:34

    still leave them other things. It's just the team. Just not the team. Yeah, the

  • 1:08:37

    team. I've seen this happen and this fuck the family up. I don't want to

  • 1:08:40

    fuck the family up. Y'all do that. with whatever else we got going on in

  • 1:08:44

    the team, I do something else with it. I could sell the team for $4

  • 1:08:46

    billion and leave them that, but now I'm one through four. He's not saying I'm

  • 1:08:49

    clipping y'all. And you know which one of your kids are dumb. He might have

  • 1:08:53

    said all that, but he might know he got some dumbass, junky-ass kids. It's like,

  • 1:08:58

    you know, you can try your best with your children, but they gonna turn out

  • 1:09:00

    how they turn out. I mean, how many times do people do their best by

  • 1:09:03

    their kids and they still go the way they want to go? Or the first

  • 1:09:06

    half of their life is horrible and then they get it together in the end.

  • 1:09:09

    If anybody knows they got some dumbass kids, it's the motherfuckers that made them. I'm

  • 1:09:12

    not giving these dumbass kids this so they can fuck this up. Yeah, I think

  • 1:09:15

    you... Oh, go ahead. I mean, I would just set them up. You just set

  • 1:09:18

    them up for them to be okay. Like, every kid is not a business person.

  • 1:09:20

    That's true. I've seen some of them media moguls leave the station to the kid

  • 1:09:24

    and they fighting because dad's a Republican. He only, you know, like that kind of

  • 1:09:27

    shit. Now the kid's all liberal, got two niggas kissing on the commercial. You don't

  • 1:09:31

    even want that. You owe these two niggas kissing on the shit you built. I

  • 1:09:35

    told these motherfuckers don't go that route. They don't listen. Fuck that. It's true,

  • 1:09:41

    though. So you're right. I didn't see that term. You just do some crazy shit

  • 1:09:46

    with it. Now you old and mad. You know you won't care. It's true.

  • 1:09:52

    That's funny. I agree with you, Mike. Mark, you were saying. I got nothing to

  • 1:09:55

    add. I was waiting for her to end just to toss it to you after

  • 1:10:01

    that. Oh, my God. I will say this. I think we all have a duty

  • 1:10:06

    to make sure our kids are okay. billionaires' kids tend to turn out just fine

  • 1:10:10

    no matter what. Is that a fact? Financially. Financially, I'm saying

  • 1:10:17

    very few billionaires leave their kids with nothing. Their idea of I'm not leaving you

  • 1:10:20

    with much is I'm leaving you with just $20 million. You know what I mean?

  • 1:10:23

    You with just $200 million and that's all you're going to get. Yeah, literally. That's

  • 1:10:27

    how it be. So I'm not leaving no sleepover. What was interesting to me was

  • 1:10:30

    the second part of it. Because the first part is these kids fighting over cool.

  • 1:10:34

    But he also said... I don't want to be in that Jerry Jones mentality of

  • 1:10:37

    like, I'll cut my limb to win a Superbowl. Like almost like, I don't want

  • 1:10:40

    the last days of my life to be spent stressing about this thing just so

  • 1:10:44

    that I can give it to them. You know what I mean? I'm going to

  • 1:10:46

    do his best for me. Like my dad went before he died, he had properties.

  • 1:10:49

    He sold them. We encouraged him to sell them all so that he could enjoy

  • 1:10:51

    that money and he could live with it. Right. Cause he didn't, and not be

  • 1:10:54

    stressed about managing it. Um, everybody's life is different and we turned out fine. If

  • 1:10:58

    we were a different life situation, I would say something different. But the point is

  • 1:11:02

    it's okay to make choices about your life. make you okay and not always think

  • 1:11:06

    about the kids as long as the kids are going to be okay that's my

  • 1:11:09

    question to y'all to close this topic out that was interesting you just said that

  • 1:11:12

    mark because i've had these talks with my mom and with my parents as you

  • 1:11:17

    age dipping into your savings to live for yourself

  • 1:11:24

    versus right leaving it all to the kids like what do you what do y'all

  • 1:11:29

    what do y'all think y'all will be Spin that shit For me it's a little

  • 1:11:33

    bit of both For me it's a little bit of both I don't want you

  • 1:11:37

    to be In poverty I don't want you to be

  • 1:11:45

    Lacking or going through a season of lack For me But I also

  • 1:11:51

    I just think that it's important We talk about some of this stuff And how

  • 1:11:54

    it affects our communities I think it's important to build our communities up by leaving

  • 1:12:00

    some shit for the legacy. But I do want you to enjoy yourself. I don't

  • 1:12:04

    want you to be going, like, you out here on some bullshit. No, enjoy your

  • 1:12:08

    money, live, you know what I'm saying? I just think it's 50-50. It's a nightmare

  • 1:12:12

    of mine to be 70, 80-something, balling out of control on the money that I

  • 1:12:17

    worked so hard for, and then some of my kids or my wife or somebody

  • 1:12:22

    come whack me over the head. That's a nightmare, man. Yo, and

  • 1:12:28

    just out the blue yesterday on the ID channel. Just

  • 1:12:33

    yesterday on the ID channel was the story of Lorenzo Wright from the Memphis Grizzlies,

  • 1:12:40

    who, oh my God, rest in peace to Lorenzo Wright. Are you kidding me?

  • 1:12:46

    He had just told his man, yo, man, enough of these girls. I think I'm

  • 1:12:49

    about to settle down, get back with my wife, do this thing right. She in

  • 1:12:53

    Memphis setting up to murder him. with the gardener that she was fucking.

  • 1:13:00

    That's one of them stories I forgot about. Like I knew about it. But as

  • 1:13:04

    you watch it, yeah, nah, don't kill me while I'm fucking, fuck you. I'll shoot

  • 1:13:09

    a relative, nigga. You can't ball too hard. That's why you got to watch that

  • 1:13:12

    stuff. If your family look at you, not your family, but people generally look at

  • 1:13:15

    you like they can't, the only way they can get it is by getting rid

  • 1:13:19

    of you. Nigga, the wolf started off. The wolf, my lord. But that's why you're

  • 1:13:23

    going to be on point. You're going to see it coming because you watch Docs.

  • 1:13:25

    Kill the shit out of one of these. Listen, I'm waiting for you to play

  • 1:13:27

    with me like that. Are you crazy? Y'all better wait until I'm gone. I'm going

  • 1:13:30

    to be fighting the case. Oh, my God. Anywho.

  • 1:13:35

    Mark's man, Mark's man, Anton Daniels, seemed to get into a...

  • 1:13:42

    get into something with Corey Holcomb. He went on his podcast and boy,

  • 1:13:48

    that was a lot of fun. So I'm gonna play some clips from it because

  • 1:13:53

    it was interesting. I'm gonna answer your question. Okay. I'm gonna answer your question.

  • 1:13:59

    It depends on the circumstance. And the interesting thing about it is this, the

  • 1:14:05

    majority of the people, because you like to use a blanket statement, that's like me

  • 1:14:10

    saying all black people are stupid. Well, have you said all white people stupid? No,

  • 1:14:15

    I'm talking about cops. You should say that one time. I'm talking about cops. Because

  • 1:14:18

    it's easy to say all black people are stupid as an example. Say something about

  • 1:14:22

    the white people. No, no, no, no, no. I don't think you got to. I

  • 1:14:25

    talk about white people all the time. Well, I didn't hear you. Can you tell

  • 1:14:28

    me? I'm talking about liberal. Why are you talking about? Literally being the biggest enemy

  • 1:14:32

    of the United States of America. That's the thing I say. Every single day. Caucasian

  • 1:14:35

    female, the biggest enemy. Literally white, liberal women. I started it from earlier in the

  • 1:14:38

    fight, but I think it's all important to hear. What about their men? Facts. We

  • 1:14:42

    going to get there because you keep trying to get me to qualify it by

  • 1:14:45

    participating and joining in on the court. I think you're doing what's easy. No, no,

  • 1:14:49

    no, no, no. I'm doing what's real. I think you don't want to go against

  • 1:14:52

    them. Somewhere in there, it seemed like there was a conversation that they were trying

  • 1:14:57

    to have. Don't talk about your boss. I don't have a boss. We say that.

  • 1:15:02

    We say that, but here's the truth. I don't have a boss. It's a reason

  • 1:15:06

    you go after black males or black people quicker than you will go after

  • 1:15:11

    white males. What are white males responsible for? This country has the downfall of it.

  • 1:15:16

    I'm an equal accountability smoke giver. I talk about everybody. I'm just saying, I ain't

  • 1:15:20

    heard you talk about white men since you've been up here. You ain't been listening.

  • 1:15:24

    You ain't been listening. I've been listening to you. You don't have the capacity to

  • 1:15:29

    be able to listen because you're too busy. No, no, no, no, no, you got

  • 1:15:32

    me wrong. My capacity that you just criticized, that's an opinion.

  • 1:15:38

    Here's the fact. Have you said something about Caucasian males and how they destroyed this

  • 1:15:42

    nation? Let's slow down because you're talking loud, but you're not saying a lot.

  • 1:15:49

    No, you talking loud and you still talking around what you trying to do

  • 1:15:55

    to America to bring it down. I'm not getting into that. You dancing around it.

  • 1:16:00

    And that's why I lose respect for you when you start dancing and kissing Caucasian

  • 1:16:04

    males ass. Don't do that in front of me because I'm not an ass kisser

  • 1:16:09

    of nobody. Yes, you are. You suck the dick of black people right now. You

  • 1:16:14

    doing it easy. What you do, let me tell you what you do. Welcome to

  • 1:16:18

    the French now. I don't suck dick. I don't suck dick. Yeah, you do. Here

  • 1:16:23

    we go. You doing it right now. Believe me when I tell you. I don't

  • 1:16:28

    do that. I don't do that. Listen, listen. So don't come at me with no

  • 1:16:31

    dick sucking shit. I'm going to give you the same energy you give me. Let's

  • 1:16:34

    do a six. Let's do a six. Now he's switching seats with his co-hosts so

  • 1:16:39

    they could be face to face. They're right next to each other. Furniture movement. That's

  • 1:16:42

    right. Uh-oh. I don't give a fuck about none of that shit. Well, I tell

  • 1:16:47

    you what. Watch that dick sucking shit, because that'll go bad. Call it what you

  • 1:16:50

    want. I don't do no dick sucking, homie. You say a lot of shit that

  • 1:16:53

    I don't fuck with either. Okay, but that gay shit. Hey, homie, I'll tell you

  • 1:16:59

    what.

  • 1:17:05

    At this point, Corey is all in Anton's face. They're like doing like a zoo's

  • 1:17:09

    face off. We good. We good. I did

  • 1:17:15

    already. I don't do dick sucking shit.

  • 1:17:26

    I don't give a fuck about this shit. I don't give a fuck about this

  • 1:17:30

    shit. I don't give a fuck about this shit. I'm not running my mouth. You're

  • 1:17:33

    running your mouth. I don't do no shit. You doing this shit for the internet.

  • 1:17:35

    Yeah, he's going for the rumble. Now, if you want to save your time. No,

  • 1:17:37

    no. Hold on, hold on. I'll pause it, dear. They knows, knows like they're about

  • 1:17:39

    to start breaking this. Caucasian man tearing families apart, man. I have a question, fellas.

  • 1:17:44

    Again. Again. Who is this nigga? This guy? Okay, so Anton Daniels

  • 1:17:50

    is a popular, especially on YouTube, like commentator, right wing got a lot of

  • 1:17:56

    critical stuff said about black people he's the one who interviewed Brian McKnight that called

  • 1:17:59

    me out okay but he's also like some may say he is a rage

  • 1:18:04

    baiter right is he one of them where it's like he say shit cause he

  • 1:18:08

    know we gonna get upset and then we push I don't think he's a rage

  • 1:18:10

    baiter I think he believes that shit oh he really does I do I don't

  • 1:18:13

    I don't like what he says but I think he believes it oh okay that

  • 1:18:16

    makes me think differently about the argument but whatever go ahead what was y'all about

  • 1:18:19

    to say before I say something so I went so when I saw the headlines

  • 1:18:22

    it was like Corey Holcomb checks Anton Daniels. Corey Holcomb, you know, was about

  • 1:18:28

    to whoop Anton Daniels' ass. And as somebody who hasn't been a fan of Anton

  • 1:18:32

    Daniels, I pleasantly hit click. We can see that. But honestly, Anton didn't

  • 1:18:38

    come off bad to me. He stood his ground. Like, he didn't look like no

  • 1:18:41

    nuts. He didn't seem like no bitch. That's what I'm saying. Like, I personally, and

  • 1:18:45

    I don't know Corey Holcomb either, but it looked like Corey thought he had an

  • 1:18:47

    easy one. He was just going to go chump him and kick him off the

  • 1:18:50

    stage. And when dude was like, nah. Like, you know what I mean? He was

  • 1:18:53

    calm. But... He didn't back down. I actually thought it made Corey look bad. Yeah,

  • 1:18:58

    because he says we can go out back to fight. The only thing after that

  • 1:19:01

    is, okay, come on, nigga. If somebody, first of all. It don't take that long

  • 1:19:04

    to fight. He says to him, oh, you suck the dick of black people. I

  • 1:19:08

    wouldn't give a fuck if he said you suck the dick of a person that

  • 1:19:11

    doesn't even have a penis. You suck the dick of an orange. You can't say

  • 1:19:14

    to a black man, you suck a dick. You know what I mean? Or anything.

  • 1:19:16

    See, that's where I don't... You can't... I'm talking about me, a person, a shit

  • 1:19:20

    talker. I'm getting in an argument. I watch that because somebody will clear you for

  • 1:19:23

    that, like punch you or get really aggressive. Philadelphia, you can't call a man a

  • 1:19:27

    pussy. Sometimes you can't call a man a bitch. You can't say kiss my ass

  • 1:19:31

    to certain kind of men and you cannot say suck my dick. I know certain

  • 1:19:34

    men that no matter what you say that, they're going to put their hands on

  • 1:19:36

    you. That's what I'm saying. But, Mo, this is what I'm saying. If you tell

  • 1:19:38

    somebody you kissed their ass and he responded, well, you sucked their dick. I'm saying

  • 1:19:41

    y'all in the same conversation. That's all I'm saying. But then you trump ass with

  • 1:19:45

    dick? No. See, that's why I think... That's why I think it was it was

  • 1:19:47

    a disconnect I think everything was cool at first until he said yo you be

  • 1:19:50

    so you be kissing these white men's asses Yeah, which is an insult right for

  • 1:19:55

    now for so I could say no, but you suck black men dick I think

  • 1:19:59

    depending on where you from We don't look at them like they equal and some

  • 1:20:04

    niggas do look at it like it's equal like oh you disrespecting me now Let

  • 1:20:07

    me throw a jab back at you. I don't think he would have told him

  • 1:20:10

    you suck dick If he would have said K-San. That's what I'm saying. So I

  • 1:20:14

    think they are equivalent depending on who you're talking to. The bad part, not the

  • 1:20:18

    bad part, but once he said the suck dick shit, now your ego and your

  • 1:20:21

    pride get into it, you got to get up. You got to walk over there.

  • 1:20:25

    And surprisingly, homeboy was like, yo, my nigga. He turned his whole chair, bro. He

  • 1:20:30

    spent his whole chair on you, boy. What are you doing? He was like, yo,

  • 1:20:33

    dog, like, I'm not... I'm not scared of you at all. And as somebody, like,

  • 1:20:37

    I'm not, I don't watch Corey Holcomb stuff. Corey Holcomb comes off harsh to me.

  • 1:20:41

    So I don't, and I like dark humor. I like shit like that. But some

  • 1:20:43

    of that is too rough. When he was like going, him and Jess had a

  • 1:20:46

    thing, Jess Hilarious, and he was going real hard on her. It just turned me

  • 1:20:49

    off. I stopped really watching after that. But I will say that, For me, as

  • 1:20:53

    a black person, especially an angry Negro like myself, when I see stuff like that

  • 1:20:58

    the same way I was real impressed by Glasses Malone, with him having this debate

  • 1:21:01

    with this guy that says all shit that I hate, I'm expecting for you to

  • 1:21:04

    whoop his ass. If it get that far, I'm expecting for you to beat him

  • 1:21:07

    up. Or you to at least look like the tougher guy. You see those kind

  • 1:21:10

    of guys on the internet and they talking all that shit and they have all

  • 1:21:13

    this vitriol for us and then they might say certain things about white people. You

  • 1:21:17

    inadvertently start to hate them. I hate people like that. I don't care. I feel

  • 1:21:19

    like... Certain conversations with black people when we pull each other up needs to be

  • 1:21:24

    done in certain spaces. I don't think that that's a place that you do that

  • 1:21:27

    at. I've never agreed with that. You'll never see a post of mine from 10

  • 1:21:29

    years ago saying, oh, I hate when we do this or black people so dumb.

  • 1:21:32

    I don't even talk like that. I don't think it's progressive to our movement and

  • 1:21:36

    the shit we go through. And I think that we supposed to pull each other

  • 1:21:39

    up in certain spaces. You can't do that in front of white people. That's why

  • 1:21:41

    I hate shit like that. You understand what I'm saying? Go ahead, Ish. I've seen...

  • 1:21:46

    I've only seen the dude Anton a couple times. He mentioned me in a couple

  • 1:21:50

    of his shits. Did he like you? Was he positive? Yeah. I mean, he ain't...

  • 1:21:55

    When he went at you, niggas were sending it to me. And he said some

  • 1:21:58

    shit like, yo, Ish, yo, Ish, I fuck with you. I don't know. How'd that

  • 1:22:02

    make you feel? That's a bad... I ain't this nigga

  • 1:22:08

    fuck with you. No, no, it's... When I went to go defend Mark, he was

  • 1:22:11

    like, yo, dog, dog, chill. Like, sit this one out. I fuck with you type

  • 1:22:14

    shit. But... I only heard him a couple. You went to go defend Mark? Where

  • 1:22:18

    was this? On one of the pods. I went to defend Mark in one of

  • 1:22:22

    the pods and he was like, yo, chill. Oh, nigga, I thought she finally was

  • 1:22:25

    sliding. This nigga still won't slide. Nah, he was in Knoxville that week. God, man.

  • 1:22:30

    I thought he slid for Mark. Oh, you mean you said the DM? You wrote

  • 1:22:35

    a strongly word of the belt? Yo, but, um, no, and

  • 1:22:41

    then, um, I said some real estate shit up here or some finance shit up

  • 1:22:44

    here one time, and he took it and clipped it and expounded on it, but

  • 1:22:48

    those are the only two things I've ever seen of his. Outside of that, I'm

  • 1:22:52

    unaware of his content. Freeze, who won this exchange? I don't think neither one of

  • 1:22:56

    them won. Honestly. Oh, I disagree. I disagree. I don't think nobody won. If somebody

  • 1:23:01

    get up to chump you and it don't work, then you up. You got still

  • 1:23:05

    the funniest shit. But see, the reason why, because that clip continued. Me too.

  • 1:23:11

    And he kept telling them, like, all right, say it again then. Yeah. Say it

  • 1:23:14

    again. He did say it again. He didn't say it again.

  • 1:23:18

    Nobody wants to really take it. The whole thing is

  • 1:23:24

    juvenile. The whole thing is juvenile, bro. It is. That's what I'm saying. Nobody won.

  • 1:23:29

    I disagree. Let me tell you why. You got out your chair. You walked over

  • 1:23:33

    to this man. And you started to attempt to chump him off. As if we

  • 1:23:39

    switched seats. And every time he said, say it again, say it again, that nigga

  • 1:23:44

    still said, we could go outside right now. He didn't mutter the, when he said,

  • 1:23:49

    say it again. He like, yo, nigga, we could get up and take this shit

  • 1:23:51

    off and go right outside. That was his reply. So it wasn't like, yo, say

  • 1:23:55

    it again, I dare you, and then he cowered. He didn't cower. He's like, yo,

  • 1:23:58

    let's get up and go outside. But he's not going to say it again. Excuse

  • 1:24:01

    me, man, real quick. To me... This is part of being mature. If I just

  • 1:24:04

    said to you. If I know all these cameras, it was like the camera. But

  • 1:24:06

    not just the camera. Nothing mature happened. No, I don't know. I don't think Anton

  • 1:24:11

    was immature here. And again. Me either. Telling somebody to kiss they ain't. Well, you're

  • 1:24:15

    only saying that because he just slid you a couple months ago. You watching your

  • 1:24:19

    commentary. You almost had to.

  • 1:24:27

    Listen, do I got to show you how this is done when you don't fuck

  • 1:24:30

    with the niggas that you talk about? Because I don't fuck with either one of

  • 1:24:32

    these niggas. But I'm objective and I'm going to say, like, like I said, I

  • 1:24:36

    wanted this to go a different way. But it didn't go that way. And I

  • 1:24:40

    don't want no violence. I just thought after hitting play it was going to be

  • 1:24:43

    something else. Shut up. I don't want real life violence. And yo, if Corey Holcomb

  • 1:24:48

    would have knocked that nigga dick loose, you would have been like, yay! Why does

  • 1:24:53

    it always go there? How do you always end up with dick? That's an old

  • 1:24:56

    Virginia thing. It's an old man's dick. Knock your dick loose. I

  • 1:25:02

    knocked your dick loose. Don't say that again. I knocked your dicks loose myself. Oh,

  • 1:25:06

    okay. See, now look what you did. But I was making a point, right? My

  • 1:25:11

    point was, I think the mature thing of Anton was, look, you obviously feel disrespected

  • 1:25:16

    by this. I'm not going to just say it again to antagonize you. To me,

  • 1:25:18

    that would be rage bait. Like, look, if you feel like I disrespect you on

  • 1:25:21

    your platform, I'm not going to say it again, but you're also not going to

  • 1:25:23

    treat me like a pussy, is what he basically said. I respect that. And then

  • 1:25:26

    when dude kept talking, like, say it again, he was like, well, we can step

  • 1:25:28

    outside if that's really what you want. What does a loose dick even look

  • 1:25:35

    or feel like? All I know is... It don't seem like neither of them was

  • 1:25:37

    particularly interested in fighting, but Anton never said he was. He was just defending himself,

  • 1:25:42

    and Corey could have followed him. He was moving slower than the groomsmen when it

  • 1:25:45

    was time to actually do that shit. That says something. It looked so stupid enough,

  • 1:25:49

    too. I feel bad for that girl on there because every time Corey go too

  • 1:25:52

    far, she just deer in the head like, oh, like she don't know what to

  • 1:25:55

    do. You don't know your partner. And I think it's funny that I don't care

  • 1:25:59

    where nigga from. It's always the end of the scene. I'm from Detroit. Like, I'm

  • 1:26:02

    from Jersey City. I'm from the Bronx. Like, everybody think they hood. I don't like

  • 1:26:07

    that part. Yeah, he from Detroit. Should I continue the clip? Please, just a little

  • 1:26:11

    more. There's another clip I want to play, too. Let's see. I'll show you I

  • 1:26:14

    ain't doing it for the internet. I'm saying. Yeah, let me ask you, before I

  • 1:26:19

    play this, does it matter at all to anybody that this is content on Corey's

  • 1:26:24

    show? Because I'm conflicted, right? Like, if it's my show and

  • 1:26:30

    we turning up, then no matter what you think, ultimately, I win no matter what.

  • 1:26:35

    Yeah. Also, because it's my show, if I buck up, and you don't

  • 1:26:41

    cower, then I got a punch in your face. No, nigga, outside of it

  • 1:26:46

    being your show. Now, Anton has security there. They both alluded to... Don't disrespect me

  • 1:26:51

    like that. If you want to say, Anton, don't disrespect me like that, I'll respect

  • 1:26:57

    you. But don't boss up on me because you said a lot of shit to

  • 1:27:00

    me today that I don't fuck with either. But I let that shit ride because

  • 1:27:04

    you don't know me. You don't know me. So I'm gonna extend the same respect

  • 1:27:08

    to you. You called me out of my name, you said some wild shit, especially

  • 1:27:11

    with regard to how would they call this nigga out of this? Nigga, I'm telling

  • 1:27:14

    you that you did. You can't tell me how I get to get infected. I

  • 1:27:17

    got a question from bro. Okay. No, no, no, no, hold on, hold on, hold

  • 1:27:20

    on, hold on. How I get to get infected? Hold on one second. Hold on.

  • 1:27:22

    We just getting loud. I ain't getting loud. Then don't switch seats. No, I... This

  • 1:27:27

    is my show. That's what I'm saying. This is my show. But I take that

  • 1:27:29

    shit as a threat. Okay, well, it is a threat. It's supposed to be a

  • 1:27:32

    threat. And I understand that. It was meant to be a threat. It's a threat.

  • 1:27:35

    Right. Now, fuck what you talking about. I don't dick talk. All right, Anton's winning

  • 1:27:41

    me over in this. That's what I'm saying. Fuck that shit. Nigga, I said it

  • 1:27:45

    already. And he said you not going to do shit. Right. And he didn't. Look,

  • 1:27:50

    he got up to go... See, I like that. That's what I'm saying. Anton won.

  • 1:27:54

    Anton fucking won. What are you talking about? I don't fuck with all that. Anton

  • 1:27:58

    said I'm with you. Yo, let me tell you. This sucks, Corey. Real nigga shit.

  • 1:28:03

    Nigga like, yo, we don't got to do this for the cameras. We doing this

  • 1:28:06

    inside your studio. It's camera base. We going outside putting our dick beaters up like

  • 1:28:11

    men. That's the last one. That's the last one. That's the last one for you.

  • 1:28:16

    I know it's your birthday. You say hands. My hands is shorter. Dick, dick, dick.

  • 1:28:21

    I love it, itch. Yeah, you getting carried away today. Yo, fam, what I'm saying

  • 1:28:24

    is this one 50 is like running our dick suckers. God damn. Yo, dawg. If

  • 1:28:29

    you throw up your dick suckers, it knock his dick loose. I said dick beaters,

  • 1:28:33

    nigga. No, and then before you said knock his dick loose. Yo, but anyway, yo,

  • 1:28:38

    a lot of niggas would be like, nah, it's too much crowd. Let's walk around

  • 1:28:40

    the corner. Of course. Like, old-head niggas be like, yo, dog, let's go around the

  • 1:28:44

    corner. We don't got to do this right here. You making a scene. You having

  • 1:28:47

    all this commotion. Let's walk down the block. Plus, they both thinking shit. They can't

  • 1:28:51

    fight back there. Ain't enough room. Well, now, see, that's where I want to jump

  • 1:28:54

    in here. Last week, we was talking about whatever we was talking about, and Ice

  • 1:28:58

    was on his fucking, I hate when he get all kumbaya when it's two niggas

  • 1:29:01

    that we love beefing. He was like, yo, man, just don't want to see nobody

  • 1:29:05

    fight. And I was like, well, sometimes I do. And he said, name something. This

  • 1:29:09

    is another example of two niggas. I would have loved for them to fight. I

  • 1:29:15

    would have absolutely loved for these two niggas to fight. Because Anton was tough, but

  • 1:29:20

    his arms is about short. It's like this. He's got the T-Rex shirt. Yeah.

  • 1:29:26

    square up. And then Corey Holcomb seemed like at some point in his life he

  • 1:29:30

    was tough, but he's older now, so he's working from his brain. I want to

  • 1:29:35

    see these two niggas fight. I don't. I didn't need to fight. They wasn't about

  • 1:29:37

    to slide nothing. If they would have went in the backyard, I would have appreciated

  • 1:29:41

    it. don't want to see them fight because it makes us collectively look stupid in

  • 1:29:45

    my opinion. Corey, you wasn't sliding nothing, nigga. No, no, no. I hate when we

  • 1:29:48

    do that. Why two niggas podcast and fight and make us look dumb? We the

  • 1:29:52

    Joe Budden show. You know why? Because people from outside look at us collectively. They

  • 1:29:56

    don't look at them. You're talking about them white people and I don't care what

  • 1:29:58

    they think. I'm talking about whoever. If you got to go sit in somebody's room

  • 1:30:02

    for a contract and you're in the middle of a contract negotiation or dispute and

  • 1:30:05

    they looking at you like, eh. No. They're looking at you like, yo, Corey Holcomb

  • 1:30:11

    and Anton. Yeah, cool. They did. We fucked it up for you, yo. Yeah, sorry.

  • 1:30:14

    Get out. I was just about to give you that deal. Get out of my

  • 1:30:16

    office. I'm going to give you a podcast 360, but... Yeah, just because of Anton.

  • 1:30:20

    Them two niggas wrestling. But we do look stupid out there. I mean, especially the

  • 1:30:23

    shit we argued over. I mean, at some point, and it's myself included, right? We

  • 1:30:27

    who? We all... Those of us who engage in these type of dumbass arguments. That's

  • 1:30:31

    what I'm saying, myself included, right? You get in an argument over words at 40,

  • 1:30:36

    50, it's stupid. And we end up ultimately looking stupid. It's not worth fighting over.

  • 1:30:41

    You know, somebody... I mean, even my argument with Flip, like honestly, I wasn't, my

  • 1:30:46

    mind didn't go to fight until he stood up. Really shed a bad light on

  • 1:30:48

    the company. Totally made your button podcast look different. That made us look bad. No,

  • 1:30:52

    that made us look bad. Who us? Seriously. Us. Ain't that what you say? Who

  • 1:30:56

    us? Yeah, like dog. But I'm saying, even that day, I wasn't feeling anything. It

  • 1:31:01

    wasn't until he stood up that a different switch went off for me. What I'm

  • 1:31:04

    saying is. Nigga had to hold him on a belt loop. No, I'm not saying

  • 1:31:07

    I didn't. You went in third with the sucker. You was driving normal, and then

  • 1:31:10

    you got it up to about 30. Yeah, and I'm not saying I wasn't mad,

  • 1:31:12

    but I wasn't thinking, like, actual, like, throwing hands from words. I was there. Even

  • 1:31:17

    if I wanted to. But my point is, words shouldn't be setting us off, and

  • 1:31:20

    I think... at an age now where he said suck his dick or he said

  • 1:31:24

    you suck dick that's some dumb shit to be fighting rolling around on the ground

  • 1:31:27

    moving furniture for myself and Clis is dumb that's the first thing that stood out

  • 1:31:30

    it's like it's so stupid because it's not like they're don't get the argument doesn't

  • 1:31:36

    get to the height of it they're about to rumble over what they're really here

  • 1:31:38

    for why the fuck are you right came in for the white man y'all getting

  • 1:31:42

    you suck dick it's like it's stupid but I don't know I would appreciate it

  • 1:31:47

    if he would have punched him. They didn't have to fight, but they could have

  • 1:31:49

    moved around a little furniture, a little sweat for me. You know what I mean?

  • 1:31:52

    Because this is the thing. And no shade to y'all, but I hate when some

  • 1:31:56

    of us sit up here and it's like, oh, I don't want to see any

  • 1:31:58

    violence. It's like motherfuckers pod like that. You don't have to pod to have an

  • 1:32:02

    argument. I podded for two, three years. I never argued in front of the camera.

  • 1:32:05

    You don't have to pod and disagree and get to that point. Certain people pod

  • 1:32:08

    that way. And then it's like when shit gets, that's where the fuck it leads

  • 1:32:12

    to when you do it that way. It's like your opinion could be yours, mine

  • 1:32:14

    could be mine. We don't have to. But a nigga stick you and fuck with

  • 1:32:17

    you and play you know what I mean so it's like you know I don't

  • 1:32:19

    know I know what you mean you can't at home talk shit about it because

  • 1:32:22

    y'all watch it If you didn't watch it, motherfuckers wouldn't do it. People are at

  • 1:32:26

    that point now where they setting up the rumble. They setting up shit like that.

  • 1:32:28

    Because people like it. I think it's corny. I feel like I could be entertaining

  • 1:32:32

    just popping my shit. I ain't really got to disrespect nobody, for real. I'm very

  • 1:32:35

    good at disrespecting niggas. And niggas is making too much money now to hit you

  • 1:32:39

    when the camera is rolling. Oh, my gosh. He is, for sure. Sorry. Well, I

  • 1:32:43

    don't know how much these two niggas are making. They might still be broke enough

  • 1:32:46

    to scrap. My laptop was $100.00. I ain't, nah, with a camera on? Sorry. Sorry,

  • 1:32:52

    buddy. Sorry. So a nigga run over the camera, punch you in your face, you

  • 1:32:56

    walking off? Oh, no, he initiated the fight. Oh, okay. Okay. Is that how that

  • 1:33:00

    go? Yeah. Right that down, Juice. Yeah, he initiated the fight. I'm talking about me

  • 1:33:04

    hitting somebody while a camera is rolling, so that could be a battle for the

  • 1:33:08

    next two years. I agree with you. So that when you go in Amazon's

  • 1:33:14

    office or when you walk in whomever's office and they looking at you like the

  • 1:33:18

    nigga that was punching somebody on camera. Okay. Yeah. You get what I'm saying? When

  • 1:33:22

    you go to... I'm assuming that both of these guys are trying to increase their

  • 1:33:26

    media presence in their empires, I'm sure. So why the fuck would I do that

  • 1:33:31

    on somebody's camera? So now it's footage that's going to live on the internet forever.

  • 1:33:34

    Yeah. I don't want to do that. Corey Coffman has no reason to type. He

  • 1:33:38

    already the rawest, the dirtiest, the nastiest you can get. So if he going to

  • 1:33:42

    get a deal, he going to get it. Type a nigga like that type of

  • 1:33:44

    shit he do and say, he has to fund his own shit because people don't

  • 1:33:47

    stand, a lot of people don't want to stand behind and sponsor his shit. No,

  • 1:33:49

    that little folding target table and chairs is his peak. Yeah, like... I mean, really,

  • 1:33:54

    it's his subject matter. What Corey got going is what the fuck he going to

  • 1:33:58

    have going. That's not hating on a nigga. He doesn't put out shit like he

  • 1:34:02

    wanted to be no better. He does the Corey Holcomb thing. He going to say

  • 1:34:05

    some nasty shit. Because recently, the long folding tables come 16 inch. They long now.

  • 1:34:11

    You can get them in any size. Bro, that nigga was like, fuck my daughter

  • 1:34:15

    and her mom. Like, niggas like that, yeah. No Dove commercial for you, Pop Pop.

  • 1:34:20

    You don't ever even see Corey with his shape up no more.

  • 1:34:28

    He don't look like he'd pick a cologne before he leave the house.

  • 1:34:34

    I'm not trying to be funny. I'm just saying, look at this. I'm not trying

  • 1:34:37

    to be funny at all. I know it's thinking there. I don't have a horse

  • 1:34:40

    in the race. I think the fight would have been a draw. And it was

  • 1:34:44

    going to smell like feet in the beginning of the fight.

  • 1:34:50

    But, Anton, you do get respect for standing up and trying to take it outside.

  • 1:34:54

    Not for me, Anton. You do. You do. It's still fuck you, niggas. Fuck you

  • 1:34:57

    and your brain, nigga. It's still fuck both of y'all. Fuck all of y'all. That

  • 1:35:01

    wouldn't happen with me. It's so hard to watch from up here. Well, I wouldn't

  • 1:35:06

    have been around no nigga like that. I wouldn't have. My thing is, and lastly,

  • 1:35:11

    in closing, is that one person flew to the other person to have a talk.

  • 1:35:17

    And this is what it. Right. Yeah. And he said that, too. He's like, fam,

  • 1:35:22

    you brought me here to discuss certain shit on your platform. That's what I came

  • 1:35:25

    here for. So, cool, you've been saying disrespect. I ain't see the interview. But he

  • 1:35:29

    said, yo, you've been disrespecting me all day, and I've been letting it rock. And

  • 1:35:33

    Cory tried to talk crazy after homeboy left too. Let me see him. Did he?

  • 1:35:36

    Oh, he did. Oh, that's funny. This is a fact. I like this chat. Let

  • 1:35:41

    me tell y'all why I like the chat. No, no, no. I'm fast forwarding you.

  • 1:35:46

    Hold up. Because he did kick him out. Hold up. Oh, he kicks him out?

  • 1:35:50

    Well, he walks off. He walked up. Anton walks up. I tell you what I

  • 1:35:53

    said. You felt offended by it. So I apologize. Tricky word. All I'm doing is

  • 1:35:58

    rehashing the conversation that happened. Why you so easily offended? You still don't talk about

  • 1:36:03

    me? It sounds like I'm arguing. Because I'm right. I'll be around bitches and they

  • 1:36:08

    tell me about myself all the time. Be down. That shit don't hurt no feelings.

  • 1:36:14

    It's probably better this way. Because I just proved my point. Be down. So you

  • 1:36:19

    proved the point. Homie, just go on, man. Just go on, man. You

  • 1:36:23

    hypocrite. I'm not the judge. He's hypocritical. And I... You

  • 1:36:29

    can't say that once a nigga leaving.

  • 1:36:34

    Ooh. I just slay them. That's crazy. Dog,

  • 1:36:40

    he said that about that lady? If you got a bitch with you, explain the

  • 1:36:45

    bitch. No answer to be on my show, nigga. Can she be on the show?

  • 1:36:51

    I don't know that bitch, nigga. Ooh. Now get your whole ass the fuck on

  • 1:36:56

    and pay for your pussy like you got to. Cake ass nigga. Sweet ass nigga.

  • 1:37:01

    You can't do that. Come on, come on, come on. And the boys

  • 1:37:07

    going by there. That's what I'm saying. To me, It's a lot of wolfin', man.

  • 1:37:11

    It's a lot of wolfin'. If I had never heard of Anton Daniels before and

  • 1:37:14

    Corey Holcomb, I'd say I'd fuck with Anton based on that video. Just based on

  • 1:37:17

    how he carried it. Man, fuck that. You know what I'm saying? But we did

  • 1:37:20

    and we don't. So fuck both of you. Facts and facts. But that shit was

  • 1:37:23

    corny. What else? What else? What else? What else? What else? I was watching this

  • 1:37:27

    interview. I think y'all saw Jay Prince put it up. It was an old interview

  • 1:37:33

    with Hov and Tere. Did y'all see this? I did see that. Yeah, I think

  • 1:37:36

    I did. And Tere... is basically, Jay-Z was shouting out Scarface, showing love to

  • 1:37:42

    Scarface, and Tere was like, Scarface? He only got one flow. And then Jay-Z proceeded

  • 1:37:48

    to explain to him why that was the dumbest take in the history of the

  • 1:37:51

    world. He's like, do you hear what he's saying in that flow? Do you hear

  • 1:37:53

    what he's doing? Even if he had one flow, that's enough. But also, like, you're

  • 1:37:56

    wrong. He don't got one flow. And I saw Tere in the comments, like, you

  • 1:38:00

    know, when somebody was like, this is a terrible-ass take, and he was like, yeah,

  • 1:38:03

    it was. Like, I mean, he owned it, because how could you not? Because they

  • 1:38:05

    was killing him on that shit. But what made me think is, like, for y'all,

  • 1:38:10

    what is the worst take y'all have ever had? Not necessarily on music or anything,

  • 1:38:14

    especially as public people. What's the dumbest shit you've ever said that when somebody 10

  • 1:38:16

    years from now pulls it up, you're gonna be as embarrassed as he was about

  • 1:38:19

    that Scarface shit? I said a lot of stupid shit. One that comes to mind

  • 1:38:24

    is that Scoot Henderson should be considered as the number one pick before Victor

  • 1:38:31

    Wiminyama. I said that, that was bad. That was real bad. I had

  • 1:38:37

    a real bad one recently. was real bad. It'll come back. Your views take was

  • 1:38:42

    bad. Huh? I said your views take was bad. But um. I don't think that's

  • 1:38:46

    the worst. That was bad, Joe. Oh, go ahead. I'm talking about like egregious takes.

  • 1:38:50

    Like I said, Chance is going to be the next Drake. Like that's a bad

  • 1:38:54

    take as it ages. I just told y'all mine earlier in the pod. That shit

  • 1:38:57

    I said, I said J. Cole's never dropping an album. Oh, yeah. That might be.

  • 1:39:02

    It's got a lot of these. Seriously. I know. Your bold, bold take. It wasn't

  • 1:39:08

    bad. It's atrocious. It's not. What's your Bull Bull take? Bruh, I ain't doing this

  • 1:39:12

    with you. That's the point of the segment. No, because y'all niggas are spending 37

  • 1:39:16

    minutes on it, and I don't feel like doing this. It's your birthday. We would

  • 1:39:19

    not do that on your birthday. I said that Bull Bull has similar skills, if

  • 1:39:23

    not better, than Wimbanyama. He just ain't been used in the way that Wimbanyama has

  • 1:39:27

    been used. Withdrawing, Your Honor. Yeah, that was terrible. And a week later, guess who

  • 1:39:31

    said it? Shaq and all the rest of them said the same thing. They got

  • 1:39:34

    some of the skill sets. I get what you're saying. He doesn't think it's a

  • 1:39:39

    bad take. He got a pick who he thinks is a bad take, not y'all.

  • 1:39:41

    Boom, Mona. That's true. What's the take that you think was trash? I got a

  • 1:39:44

    bunch. I think that when you sit up here and talk for 20 hours a

  • 1:39:47

    week, you're going to say some shit. Which one was the example that? I don't

  • 1:39:51

    know off the top of my head, but it's a bunch. I got a lot

  • 1:39:53

    of them. Okay. I got a bunch of them. Fair enough. Just give us one.

  • 1:39:56

    I think it's cool. I know this nigga. This my nigga. He's not doing that.

  • 1:40:00

    I... He's not doing that. The racism one was bad, too. What racism one?

  • 1:40:08

    That's actually, that's what it was. What racism? It's my man's birthday, so I'm not

  • 1:40:12

    doing that. But that was another one. Because he can't seem to think of any.

  • 1:40:15

    That was real bad, too. What did you have, Mark? You said you had two

  • 1:40:17

    of them. Yeah, that draft with Wiggins, Jabari Parker, and Embiid, I was

  • 1:40:23

    really strong Andrew Wiggins. As the number one. I was worried about Embiid's injuries. I

  • 1:40:27

    thought Embiid would be number one. I thought Wiggins was going to be an all-star.

  • 1:40:31

    I thought he was going to be a consistent all-star player. It's not a bad

  • 1:40:33

    take. In retrospect, it wasn't like a stupid take, but it's one I regret. I

  • 1:40:37

    also thought that Jason Tatum was going to be only slightly above average. Because I

  • 1:40:43

    was following that trend of Duke players that turn out to be really good college

  • 1:40:47

    players and complete NBA players, but not elite. Oh, y'all got to give me your

  • 1:40:50

    shoe sizes so I can give to Jason Tatum. I feel like he said this

  • 1:40:53

    six months ago. That nigga said this about a year ago. Yeah, it changed, though.

  • 1:40:56

    Shit changed. He fucking with us again. No, seriously. He sent me a DM like

  • 1:41:01

    seven months ago. We know. All right, sorry. Them shoes is gone. First of all,

  • 1:41:05

    y'all said bad takes. Nah, T-Man ain't gonna do us like that. Y'all started a

  • 1:41:08

    topic about bad takes. Everybody talked about sports. Boo. No, I mentioned some of my

  • 1:41:14

    hip-hop takes. My one sports. Bad hip-hop take is harder for me to think about.

  • 1:41:17

    Not because I don't have them, just like I'm trying. Well, it's because every new

  • 1:41:19

    hip-hop album that drops, you call it album of the year and cover yourself for

  • 1:41:22

    the last bullshit you sing. Or new albums come out and they get better. Yeah,

  • 1:41:26

    I know. This was a good year. Yeah. This was a good year, so I'm

  • 1:41:31

    not jumping on that. That's what happened. Clips came out, and I said, this might

  • 1:41:35

    be album of the year, and then I really fell in love with Chance's album,

  • 1:41:37

    and I thought that was album of the year because it came after. Here's a

  • 1:41:39

    good take. Why don't all the men get together

  • 1:41:45

    and carry Gervonta Davis to prison? What's the

  • 1:41:51

    latest? What'd he do now? He's horrible. What did he do now? In general. They've

  • 1:41:57

    issued a warrant for his arrest because they got him on film going in the

  • 1:42:02

    strip club, grabbing somebody by the neck and head, pulling them out.

  • 1:42:08

    and her out. This is on video. They waiting for him to turn himself in.

  • 1:42:12

    They got the marshals out. His main problem is Park's I feel like is his

  • 1:42:17

    hands are bisexual. Like, you know. It's a problem. He don't got a problem hitting

  • 1:42:21

    the bitch in the morning or the night. You know. You come alive in them

  • 1:42:25

    topics. I don't know about that. Do you notice that about yourself? No, I don't.

  • 1:42:28

    And I disagree. I had a take. Y'all just skipped me. I mean, you said

  • 1:42:32

    it earlier. What was your bad take? I'm sorry. You're right. We skipped you. What

  • 1:42:35

    was your bad take? Because you kind of said like we had so many, but

  • 1:42:38

    you did the itch thing. I thought you weren't going to give one. I didn't

  • 1:42:39

    really, like, probably my worst take is I had to apologize for it. I watched

  • 1:42:44

    a documentary, I mean, a comedy special by David Chappelle, and then I got on

  • 1:42:47

    my podcast and said I don't feel supported by gay people as a black woman.

  • 1:42:52

    And I met white gay people, and they dragged me for four days. And I

  • 1:42:55

    lost 20,000 followers. But I apologize because I was wrong. Not because of the followers,

  • 1:43:01

    gays. Love you guys. That's a good beef to piece up. I mean, but this

  • 1:43:06

    is the thing about it. I was wrong. That's not even what I was, you

  • 1:43:10

    know what I mean? How many homes did you have at the time? Just wrong.

  • 1:43:12

    Probably like 180, something like that. And 20,000 were gay people? I mean, I have

  • 1:43:17

    a lot of big, huge gay followers. Like, seriously. And just because you get into

  • 1:43:20

    it with the gays, that's not only gays that are going to unfollow you. So

  • 1:43:24

    straights are disgusted by that. My mother called me about that shit. My mom. My

  • 1:43:27

    mom has never even came to a show. My mom called like, bitch, them people

  • 1:43:31

    set you up. Like, you know, they call you mother and shit like that. You

  • 1:43:34

    got to correct that. If you make white gays say it and stand on it.

  • 1:43:37

    And I did. I did an emergency episode. I apologize. And that's the thing about

  • 1:43:41

    having a platform. I think people don't understand why gay. It is important to apologize

  • 1:43:45

    when you're wrong. It is important to read and find out, oh, I was wrong

  • 1:43:48

    about that. It doesn't make you less of a woman or less of a man.

  • 1:43:51

    It makes you intelligent. Intelligent people make mistakes and learn. Idiots stand on it. I

  • 1:43:54

    don't give a fuck. That's how I feel. You sound dumb. Like, I feel like

  • 1:43:58

    I'm blessed with it, so. Well, you killed that, and I agree. Parks, you got

  • 1:44:03

    one? A bad take? Yeah. I didn't like Dan when it came out. My bad.

  • 1:44:08

    My bad. How could you? I don't know. Damn. Damn. All right, so

  • 1:44:14

    y'all don't want to help carry Tank Davis to the jail. Oh, no, yeah, I'm

  • 1:44:18

    saying. Listen, someone will get hit. That is necessary. He's not going down without a

  • 1:44:23

    fight. But he has to go now. So you're going to go in the room

  • 1:44:26

    first? I have zero problem going in the room first. You know, in the jail?

  • 1:44:29

    In the jail? They send, you know what I mean? Bro, can I tell y'all

  • 1:44:32

    something? I don't want to say the girlfriend, but he was dating his girl at

  • 1:44:35

    the time, right? And they were live, and he had scratches all over him, like

  • 1:44:39

    all over him. And then they were like, it was tension in there. But I

  • 1:44:42

    knew then, oh, he really hit bitches. Because, like, you know what I mean? When

  • 1:44:45

    you got scratches like that, y'all in there fighting. She's not just attacking you. Y'all

  • 1:44:48

    fist fighting. And being that he has licensed hands, I always looked at him funny

  • 1:44:51

    then, and that was years ago. Like, he'll hit you. He's known for that. Like,

  • 1:44:55

    you don't even have to be his girl. You can just stay the night. He

  • 1:44:57

    will smack you. Well, if he's innocent, I take it all back. But I think

  • 1:45:02

    they got enough footage of him. Somebody help him. Where's his old heads? Where's his

  • 1:45:06

    like people? Is he on drugs? What's wrong with that brother? Speaking of where is

  • 1:45:12

    your people? Actually, that's a great segue. Jay Leno

  • 1:45:18

    recently opened up that his wife is struggling with dementia. Which is horrible. And we're

  • 1:45:23

    praying for her. We are. Of course we are. Of course. And they've been together

  • 1:45:27

    for 45 years. They seem to have a beautiful relationship. He's taking care of her

  • 1:45:34

    24-7 now, he sort of opened up and he said, like, look, you know, my,

  • 1:45:37

    you know, I've had a great life. If this is the worst thing I've had

  • 1:45:39

    to encounter, you know what I mean, I still had a good life. He has

  • 1:45:41

    perspective on it. He was talking to Maria Shriver. When he did the interview, though,

  • 1:45:45

    he said that, like, the thing that shocked him the most was that people have

  • 1:45:47

    been walking up to him saying, like, you know, so are you going to get

  • 1:45:51

    a girlfriend now? Oh, shit. Because his wife is... It doesn't seem right. Well, that's

  • 1:45:56

    what I said. And then I had a spirited conversation with my wife last night

  • 1:45:59

    and I rethought this. Yeah. Is this what drove you to the McAllens?

  • 1:46:05

    What, Jay Leno? No, I actually was reading that in the bar. But it made

  • 1:46:11

    me think, like, how does your partner have to be

  • 1:46:18

    before you start to get another partner? they still living bro that's touchy with the

  • 1:46:22

    dementia because it's so many different levels of it and i've seen people that have

  • 1:46:27

    dementia and they still want to kiss from their husband or they still embrace you

  • 1:46:31

    know like i've seen people that are totally out of it but when they see

  • 1:46:34

    their significant other they hug they kiss and everything but will she remember what i

  • 1:46:37

    did yesterday she probably wouldn't but i just feel like if you really love her

  • 1:46:43

    and she going out that way i don't think that you would even be fast

  • 1:46:45

    to go get somebody else you really love her if depending on how bad dementia

  • 1:46:47

    is She could be a new person every time.

  • 1:46:53

    Facts. You could be the new person to her. You could just, you know what

  • 1:46:57

    I mean? You could role play this and turn it into something else. You could.

  • 1:47:00

    I mean. All right. And if I'm taking care of her, who's taking care of

  • 1:47:03

    me? God. Who else? Does anybody else matter?

  • 1:47:09

    Bro, it's sickness and health. If this nigga gets dementia and she's not dead yet,

  • 1:47:13

    no, you can't get another bitch. Well, that's what Jay Leno said. He said we

  • 1:47:15

    took a vow. I don't understand why people are so upset or so shocked that

  • 1:47:19

    I would honor my vows. And I support that. And if my wife, just to

  • 1:47:22

    be clear, wife, if you get Alzheimer's or dementia or any other thing where you

  • 1:47:26

    don't know where I am or who I am and you can't track me and

  • 1:47:29

    you don't remember what just happened, I will be 100% without a girlfriend because that's

  • 1:47:32

    how I roll. Facts. However, you can't track me. You hear what they said? She

  • 1:47:36

    don't know. They got married in 1980. Yeah. Back when vows meant something. Yeah, and

  • 1:47:41

    I think you got to honor those vows. I'm just saying, there is another way

  • 1:47:43

    to look at this. And I saw this with B. Smith up in New York

  • 1:47:47

    before she passed away, rest in peace. Some people feel like if I am so

  • 1:47:52

    out of it that I don't know where I am, I don't want you to

  • 1:47:54

    be without companionship. I don't want you to be alone. So if I got dementia

  • 1:47:59

    and Alzheimer's, I'm telling you, my wife can have a boyfriend. I don't care. I

  • 1:48:03

    don't know where I am. Oh, she really got the best of that spirit of

  • 1:48:06

    conversation. Oh, yeah. She whooped your ass. But that's a real mature way to look

  • 1:48:10

    at it. I agree with that. Me too. I agree with that. Bro, the thought

  • 1:48:14

    of getting dementia and Alzheimer's, all of that, it scares the fuck out of me.

  • 1:48:17

    And I really feel like if you really love me, take me out back like

  • 1:48:20

    a dog and just get rid of me. Don't have me wandering around the fucking

  • 1:48:23

    cul-de-sac, asking for shit, talking to neighbors. I don't even fucking like it. She said

  • 1:48:27

    wandering around the cul-de-sac. I got my motherfucking house dress on backwards, titties out, in

  • 1:48:31

    the fucking cul-de-sac. Get rid of me. Oh, they ain't seen nothing. Nigga. Oh, shit.

  • 1:48:36

    This is his birthday.

  • 1:48:44

    When you don't think about the worst ways to go, those are one of the

  • 1:48:47

    worst ways to go for me. Like, bro, literally you just doing your regular, you

  • 1:48:51

    go to Target, you Mr. Wild Wild, you go every weekend, then you have Royal

  • 1:48:54

    Farms just confused. You don't know what the fuck going on. You know what I

  • 1:48:57

    mean? Looking for the person now. You can't figure out why they don't have a

  • 1:49:01

    coffee you love. But look, outside looking in, it might be the worst, but to

  • 1:49:04

    the person, they don't even know. How's it that bad? They don't know what the

  • 1:49:08

    fuck it is. It's bad because I've watched so many documentaries. There's levels of it.

  • 1:49:11

    Everybody's not totally zooted. You might lose a day a week and then lose a

  • 1:49:15

    couple days. People in my family have had it and it starts to weigh on

  • 1:49:19

    the family because think about somebody that you love that you would die for and

  • 1:49:24

    now they don't know who you are. That shit is crazy. It's hard. Yo, they

  • 1:49:28

    start calling you your brother name. They start calling you other people's names. That shit

  • 1:49:31

    is rough. But you're speaking from the, I'm talking about the person. Cool. Now the

  • 1:49:35

    person, you wake up You looking at all these strangers. You don't know who the

  • 1:49:38

    fuck these people are, some of them? All right, you guys, this was just supposed

  • 1:49:40

    to be fun. Yeah, I wanted a little like that. Like, we don't care about.

  • 1:49:43

    Like, I just want to have some fun with. I was trying to be in

  • 1:49:45

    the show. You want to run a little bit? He got real dark. In that

  • 1:49:48

    in a fun way. God damn. Yo, yo, it never fails, though. Anytime I'm trying

  • 1:49:53

    to have fun, somebody says, yo, my family got that. And then you got to

  • 1:49:58

    shut up. Everybody got somebody with a nigga, can't we? It

  • 1:50:04

    don't matter. Them niggas on Dateline, them white people on Dateline, when they partner dying,

  • 1:50:09

    they go crush some pills up, drug them. Yo, take this. On Dateline, them white

  • 1:50:14

    people, I just thought about that when Mark was like, yo, people believe in their

  • 1:50:18

    vows, and the vows mean something. On Dateline, them vows mean so much that they

  • 1:50:21

    will kill you before they divorce you. Let's move that death date up a little

  • 1:50:25

    bit. Oh, my Lord. Till death do us part. But that's commendable from Jay Leno.

  • 1:50:31

    I mean, I also think you could get her a new boyfriend slash caretaker. So

  • 1:50:37

    we're even Steven. Yeah, but that's a lot of first dates. Man, listen.

  • 1:50:43

    Sick of him, bro.

  • 1:50:50

    That's funny. Sick of him, it's crazy. Hey, we're going to get her some motherfucking

  • 1:50:56

    fucking Chippendale hospice. Oh, shit. Chippendale Hospice. She's

  • 1:51:02

    some sexy hospice worker. I'm in the streets. You hear me? And I'm

  • 1:51:07

    joking. I don't know if I would be in the streets. I don't know if

  • 1:51:09

    I would either. But if I would, I'd still come home at the end of

  • 1:51:11

    the night. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Chase Swifts. It shifts. You know what I

  • 1:51:14

    mean? I'm right there with you. Yeah, that's true, too. But like, Chippendale's doing things

  • 1:51:19

    for holding me down. I'm back. Right. Parks, so you would be okay having a

  • 1:51:23

    girlfriend? I would get her a boyfriend, too, though. Slash caretaker. Because for married people,

  • 1:51:29

    you took vows and shit. We did. We did. I'm still there. Yeah, that's what

  • 1:51:35

    I feel. Just not like all day. It's a lot. In 26, are y'all still

  • 1:51:38

    honoring all the shit y'all said at the wedding? Yeah. Like every part of it?

  • 1:51:43

    Nah, in 26, the married people in 26 that I see getting divorced are getting

  • 1:51:49

    divorced over... Bullshit. I'm

  • 1:51:54

    just tired of this nigga. That's the only reason I ask. It's like, it seems

  • 1:51:58

    like today's married couples. Till death. Well, the love died. There's the death. We out

  • 1:52:03

    of here. That's how they be. Yeah, I'm good. All jokes aside, I can't see

  • 1:52:09

    me leaving. I can't see me leaving, bae. Me

  • 1:52:13

    either. Off camera, Manny offered a different take, which explains a great deal.

  • 1:52:20

    Jay Leno, we praying for you and your wife. We hope that she gets better.

  • 1:52:24

    We hope that you are all right in dealing with that because that's got to

  • 1:52:27

    be heavy as well. What else? Kai Sinat announced

  • 1:52:34

    that he's taking a break from streaming and he's venturing off into fashion. Yep. Oh.

  • 1:52:40

    And he talked to Laura Roach, fashion god. What do you say? He talked to

  • 1:52:44

    a lot of Roach about it. Y'all know who a lot of Roach is, right?

  • 1:52:46

    Yeah. Yeah. He spoke to a lot of people. He's doing a vlog. He's doing

  • 1:52:50

    vlogs. They following him. He seems to be doing his due

  • 1:52:56

    diligence and learning about the fashion. Smart. Textures and materials and all this

  • 1:53:02

    fashion shit. And he says that he doesn't want to use his clout to... influence

  • 1:53:08

    whatever he's got going on now he wants to really be a student of possible

  • 1:53:11

    yeah it may not be possible but it's cute to say yeah honorable to to

  • 1:53:16

    say it and have thought thoughts on kai sanat stopping streaming

  • 1:53:22

    learning how to read there's a lot of clips sam i'm not trying to be

  • 1:53:26

    funny no no yes yes i think it's very dope yeah i think it's fucked

  • 1:53:30

    up they're killing him for reading the dictionary Like, looking up words is not a

  • 1:53:33

    bad thing. That's a great thing. Wait, wait, wait. Yeah, but I think it's the

  • 1:53:35

    timing of it. Excuse me, guys? It's after the breakup. Hold on. I need to

  • 1:53:38

    talk. I'm confused about that. About what? He can't read. He's trying to read better.

  • 1:53:42

    He's trying to learn how to read better. So he's reading, and then in certain

  • 1:53:46

    words, he'll stop and grab the dictionary to look up to see exactly so I

  • 1:53:49

    know what this word means. Okay. I love that. Yeah, I think that's great. And,

  • 1:53:54

    I mean, the joke of it for the people online is... Right after the breakup.

  • 1:53:59

    Yeah. Now you learn how to read. That might not be an old joke. Nigga,

  • 1:54:02

    it tracks. When you go through one of them breakups like we discussed, you start

  • 1:54:07

    finding ways to better yourself. Like, niggas start going to the gym. Niggas start jogging.

  • 1:54:11

    Niggas start doing mad shit. Yeah, you start trying to better yourself. Like, yo, wait

  • 1:54:15

    till she see me next time. With all these books. With all these books. I

  • 1:54:20

    just think that it'll sit you down and give you perspective. start doing the self-reflection

  • 1:54:25

    and it's good for we live in a copycat society if we're gonna copy all

  • 1:54:28

    the dumb shit maybe now he'll set an example for people to read and learn

  • 1:54:32

    how do y'all what do y'all think about his uh fashion decision i think it's

  • 1:54:36

    dope i don't know where it came from like i like usually when somebody says

  • 1:54:41

    they want to get in the fashion usually that's kind of represented by their fashion

  • 1:54:44

    where at least they was fly or they had a different look or whatever i

  • 1:54:47

    just didn't see that coming i feel like He could do whatever he wants, though.

  • 1:54:51

    You know what I mean? The way he stayed there. I remember bumping into him

  • 1:54:54

    on Clubhouse because he was jumping on Clubhouse first way before the streaming thing got

  • 1:54:57

    big or whatever. He really stayed down and made it happen. So I think a

  • 1:55:00

    person like that could be successful in anything. You know what I mean? I agree

  • 1:55:03

    with you, Mona. I didn't think of him in the fashion world. Yeah, me neither.

  • 1:55:07

    That doesn't mean he can't do it. But is there any indication from you, Joe,

  • 1:55:12

    as somebody who knows fashion, was that intuitive to you when you heard him say

  • 1:55:17

    it? It was cool he talked to La Roche. It was

  • 1:55:22

    really cool he talked to La Roche. He just not a fly

  • 1:55:28

    nigga. There's no disrespect to him. He's not a fly nigga, so I didn't see

  • 1:55:31

    him. Oh, that's what we're getting there. One day Joe's gonna punch me in the

  • 1:55:33

    face, man. Yo, this guy, yo. He's not so intuitive to you. That's someone in

  • 1:55:38

    nose fashion. I think he'll do well. I'm all for...

  • 1:55:46

    Let me start with, I think there's more to this story. Everything I say is

  • 1:55:52

    based on my belief that there's more to this cause and that stuff.

  • 1:55:59

    Just the timeline for me with the streamer awards,

  • 1:56:04

    homeboy getting accused of all that shit, her looking a little

  • 1:56:11

    off kilter. Don't forget the mental health conversation.

  • 1:56:19

    Right after the mental health conversation, just a cold retirement from

  • 1:56:25

    streaming. That seems weird because a lot of people, including whoever he's partnered with on

  • 1:56:30

    the streaming end and people that he works with on the production end for his

  • 1:56:33

    streaming, that's a lot of money allegedly being made over there. That's what I'm saying.

  • 1:56:38

    Even if he wanted to, normally when we see a pivot, it's because somebody read

  • 1:56:44

    their contract And now has a way to funnel things back to them the right

  • 1:56:50

    way. Accordingly, they've learned from whatever just happened. And typically, whoever you assigned to

  • 1:56:56

    don't really jive with that, especially when you're a cash cow. So even if he

  • 1:57:02

    wanted to do that, I would imagine somebody from AMP or whoever he was affiliated

  • 1:57:07

    with would be like angry or have some emotions about it. They might be. Or

  • 1:57:12

    we could really look at this like he's really going through some mental health shit.

  • 1:57:14

    And I don't. have the emotional capacity to sit in front of this fucking microphone

  • 1:57:20

    and stream. Oh, then it's the breakup. I forgot the breakup. I don't feel like

  • 1:57:23

    doing that shit. But usually corporations, large media corporations, don't give a fuck about your

  • 1:57:28

    mental health at all. And it depends on how much leverage he may have. Yo,

  • 1:57:33

    the young people, I'm with the young people prioritizing their mental health. They drinking less.

  • 1:57:39

    They selling less drugs. They fucking and getting married less. They just fucking, they just...

  • 1:57:45

    I mean, if they're doing it their own way. They're doing it. Yeah, I'm happy

  • 1:57:48

    for them. I'm happy for them. Go Kaisenat. For sure. I think he'll be great

  • 1:57:51

    in the fashion world. Can't wait to see what else he's got coming. And that

  • 1:57:54

    fashion money is insane, bro. For sure. It's definitely, definitely understated. It's a lot of

  • 1:57:59

    money. Like if you have your own line? Yeah. Like, I'm talking about, like, your

  • 1:58:03

    own line. Yeah. That's that ish. Like, different colors, cups. Different items, all that. Yeah.

  • 1:58:10

    For real, it's crazy. And if something new happen, you could jump right on it

  • 1:58:13

    right away with your line. Is it crazy like that? It's crazy? Ralph Lauren, bro.

  • 1:58:17

    Ralph Lauren. Get the fuck out of here. That's that ish. I need my that's

  • 1:58:22

    that ish quarter. Quarter. Quarter. Quarter. Yeah, come on. Quarter zip. Well, I can't get

  • 1:58:26

    the quarter shit. That shit hard. No, I'm lost. Wait, give me the quarter shit

  • 1:58:29

    in a small. Get the fuck out of here.

  • 1:58:35

    Look, they hating. He did. Look, look, look at the hate. They hating now. When

  • 1:58:39

    the hate don't work, they start telling you. He might need an extra small by

  • 1:58:42

    something. Yo, let me get down to small, yo, for real. When you get free.

  • 1:58:46

    What else? What else? What else? Yo, did y'all hear we going

  • 1:58:52

    back to the moon next month? I did not hear that. Well, first man mission.

  • 1:58:57

    They're sending humans back. And I'm saying back with air quotes because, yes, I'm sorry,

  • 1:59:01

    I don't believe it. But, yeah, we're going back to the moon. Well, you don't

  • 1:59:04

    believe that we've ever been to the moon. That's why I'm saying back like that.

  • 1:59:08

    I'm sorry. I don't want to relitigate this. We're not doing it. No, just to

  • 1:59:11

    be clear. Do you think it's fine? You're not just saying we didn't do it

  • 1:59:14

    when we initially said it. You're saying never in history have we been to the

  • 1:59:16

    moon. I don't think we put men on the moon. Ever. Oh, my God. I

  • 1:59:19

    think that moon landing was fake. It's been on television. Yo, some of the contrarian

  • 1:59:23

    shit I feel like niggas just hold on to. Why I got to be contrarian?

  • 1:59:26

    I just might not believe it. That's all? That's contrarian, I think. No, no. Contrarian

  • 1:59:30

    is, okay, y'all all do this. I'm doing the opposite of what y'all are doing

  • 1:59:33

    just because y'all are doing it. We all believe we believe. That's not what I'm

  • 1:59:35

    saying. You're basing it on the evidence. I'm saying I don't believe this. So if

  • 1:59:38

    I play Neil deGrasse breaking down us on the moon for Mad Lord, you still

  • 1:59:43

    wouldn't give up. Or the people like Buzz Aldrin who's been on the moon who

  • 1:59:46

    came back and gave the interviews and talked about being on the moon. Or all

  • 1:59:49

    the other countries. I also watched the movie where... Oh, right. I forget. It's all...

  • 1:59:54

    I could believe either... I believe either way. I feel like some conspiracy theories we

  • 1:59:58

    gotta grow out of. Yes. I'm as big a conspiracy theorist as they come, but

  • 2:00:03

    some of them, I also just think they're fun, not necessarily to be taken serious

  • 2:00:08

    in a lot of times. But that's why they're not fun, because people take them

  • 2:00:11

    serious. Yeah. Like, none of us really think Stevie Wonder can see, right? Like, we

  • 2:00:14

    joke about it. It's fun. It makes for great stories. But, like, we don't really

  • 2:00:17

    think he'd be driving cars and shit. You ain't going to walk this nigga to

  • 2:00:19

    the steps and leave him. I don't think he could drive a car. I don't

  • 2:00:22

    think he'd drive him. But, yeah, I think he could see. Because he's rich. Not

  • 2:00:24

    because he spent too much time playing instruments. Not because he's blind. I think I'm

  • 2:00:28

    going to leave. You going to leave? You... Before you said that, I said we

  • 2:00:33

    play around about Stevie being able to see, but nobody would walk his blind ass

  • 2:00:36

    to the steps and walk away. And you saying you do think he can see.

  • 2:00:40

    So you would walk his blind ass down the steps and just let him fall

  • 2:00:43

    down the steps? I don't think you'd fall. Dreads first. Dread. Well, they walk him

  • 2:00:47

    to every piano with the watch, yo. That nigga got one dread left. Yeah.

  • 2:00:59

    I do think Steve can see a little bit. Oh my gosh. And

  • 2:01:05

    I don't think that's as wild as we've never been to the moon. It's not.

  • 2:01:10

    It's not as concerning. Well, congratulations, I guess,

  • 2:01:16

    to the people that are going to the moon. Would you be down to go?

  • 2:01:22

    Interesting. I would. That's how, oh, OK, I believe it now. I would be down

  • 2:01:26

    to go. Would you think you were the first person? Once you got there, would

  • 2:01:31

    you be like, yo, I'm the first person on the moon? Oh, yeah, I did.

  • 2:01:33

    Yo, yo, it's real. It's real. It's real. The whole time he only seen us

  • 2:01:37

    and get it right up there. It's real. He trying to go. Do you think

  • 2:01:39

    it's flat? Yo, man, we're not doing that. OK. We're not. We've done that a

  • 2:01:43

    million times. Gail King went to the moon, right? Allegedly. No. They just

  • 2:01:49

    went right up there. They went up and came back. Gail King here was a

  • 2:01:53

    mess when she left the moon. Bro, why? She went to camera on the way

  • 2:01:57

    back. Yeah. Congrats. What else? Congrats to

  • 2:02:03

    Kaisinad or anybody. And the moon. Buzz Aldrin, whatever you like.

  • 2:02:08

    Buzz Lightyear. If anybody was ever there. Well, congrats to them. Would you go

  • 2:02:14

    even if your girl couldn't go with you? Yes, bro. I would go to the

  • 2:02:17

    moon. You think your girl let you go to the moon? Yeah. Without her. Yeah.

  • 2:02:22

    All right, nigga. He had a tracker. He ain't going to the moon. You look

  • 2:02:26

    a little closer to Saturn. You said the moon. That big

  • 2:02:32

    booty bitch in the background on the... All right. Elliot got long hair. What else?

  • 2:02:38

    What else? What else? What else? What else? What else is important? How are we

  • 2:02:42

    out in New York? I didn't experience that. No, that's for y'all Verizon people. Yeah,

  • 2:02:45

    I didn't experience that. Verizon sold y'all data again. For sure. Yo, it happened.

  • 2:02:51

    We're so desensitized to it now that when the news break of the data leaks,

  • 2:02:57

    I'll be like, damn, and just keep scrolling. Yep, yep. They made off, made a

  • 2:03:02

    whole bunch of money from our shit. Verizon, y'all couldn't use the phone for hours.

  • 2:03:06

    Hours. 19 hours. No, it was a long time. I don't know. I'm not. Me

  • 2:03:10

    either. I'm not Verizon gang. And I don't call people. Likewise. At first when it

  • 2:03:16

    went out, they thought it was all of the companies. But then I like the

  • 2:03:20

    other phone companies shooting back. Like T-Mobile was like, hey, we good. That's just them.

  • 2:03:26

    AT&T was all like, no, no, no, no. The reason why it's not working is

  • 2:03:29

    because you're calling a Verizon phone. We straight over here. And if you want to

  • 2:03:32

    come over here, here's the link. Can T-Mobile join the phone wars? Of course. Absolutely.

  • 2:03:38

    Absolutely. Oh, because y'all merged. Yeah. Now, right? I'm so old. I still

  • 2:03:44

    remember when they was body cells. 15 years ago. Oh, man. Who they merged with

  • 2:03:49

    again? Sprint. Oh, yeah, they're big dog now. Big dog now. They're spending big money.

  • 2:03:54

    God damn. Singular. Wait till I make a phone.

  • 2:04:01

    I'm telling you, I'm going to make something. That Mint Mobile and all that shit

  • 2:04:05

    made a... Mint Mobile? Maybe when Ish was the last one with a BlackBerry holding

  • 2:04:09

    on because he thought the feds was tracking him. Ish was the last one with

  • 2:04:14

    the BlackBerry. I remember you, dog.

  • 2:04:20

    I'm sorry. He was in corporate. A lot of the corporate people used BlackBerry Subway.

  • 2:04:24

    Yeah, fucking corporate Subway again. We had like a BlackBerry pen and all that. Fucking

  • 2:04:28

    corporate Subway. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I ain't going to say that. We

  • 2:04:31

    all had a BlackBerry pen. Tell me something that was better than BBM. I didn't

  • 2:04:35

    have a BlackBerry pen. It did not exist. love the trio the palm trio I

  • 2:04:38

    had one that was my shit but yeah no we all have you yeah I'm

  • 2:04:42

    with you the days

  • 2:04:48

    let's see let's see let's see let's see we did Kai speaking of outages oh

  • 2:04:54

    there we go thanks Mark speaking of outages I see on the board and I

  • 2:04:58

    know nothing about this it says power goes out at Jim Jones' studio can somebody

  • 2:05:02

    help us help me understand what happened um Yeah, apparently. I mean, I saw 50

  • 2:05:09

    Cent Post-it. I don't know how. I have no clue. But 50 Cent Post-it would

  • 2:05:14

    look like someone standing behind like a curtain or some shit recording

  • 2:05:20

    inside Jim Jones' studio. And they were asking like, hey, I mean, there were flashlights

  • 2:05:25

    and they're asking, you know, if we call Con Ed, can we get the power

  • 2:05:28

    back on? And he's been making jokes nonstop since he's put the clip up there

  • 2:05:34

    with turn off the lights and the background. Oh, shit. Teddy P? Yeah, Teddy P.

  • 2:05:40

    He with Teddy P on. Wow. But it's just more... For the people that

  • 2:05:46

    don't live in New York, it was 15 degrees at 4.30. 4.30 a.m.

  • 2:05:52

    It's been cold as a bitch. Winter's back. Arctic cold out. It was about 19

  • 2:05:57

    degrees around 5. Good time to add some heat. Yeah. Yeah. It was cold.

  • 2:06:04

    And then Jim is online leaning into it. He's sitting in the darkness surrounded by

  • 2:06:09

    candles. Same way he was doing the construction himself. That's the thing about

  • 2:06:15

    Jim. Jim said it. He was like, yo, anytime y'all talk about me, I'm going

  • 2:06:19

    to play the algorithm. Y'all going to talk about me and I'm going to play

  • 2:06:22

    along with it. That's a good way to lean in so that whether it's true

  • 2:06:25

    or not, you got the out. I'm sure he can afford to pay the electric

  • 2:06:29

    bill. It probably was either a power allergy he couldn't control or it didn't happen.

  • 2:06:33

    But either way, it's funny. Man, the realists of niggas done had their fucking lights

  • 2:06:37

    What the concern needed to be is who the fuck was behind that curtain. That's

  • 2:06:41

    what I wanted to know. That's what I wanted to know. Probably the same person

  • 2:06:44

    that was on the phone with 50 giving him all of his lease information. That's

  • 2:06:49

    crazy. That was crazy. But with that type of footage, you can kind of figure

  • 2:06:53

    it out. Especially if you're on camera, you can figure out who the fuck that

  • 2:06:56

    is. Unless you have like an open door where everybody can just come whenever. You

  • 2:07:01

    know what I mean? As long as you know who being your shit, you can

  • 2:07:03

    figure it out. You can figure out who that was. You're getting your ass with

  • 2:07:05

    for doing that to me. Oh, no. discussion. I'm going to act like everything cool

  • 2:07:08

    you're going to get in here, we're going to cut the lights out on you.

  • 2:07:10

    You're going to get your ass wet. Because you know what you did, nigga. We

  • 2:07:13

    ain't going to ask no questions. That's just some grimy, cool shit. You're going to

  • 2:07:16

    turn the lights off on them? Yeah, we're going to jump this nigga. You're going

  • 2:07:19

    to have a lock in the sock? Maybe, nigga. That's exactly what used to happen

  • 2:07:22

    in boarding school. You come in somebody's room, there's all the niggas from that floor

  • 2:07:27

    in there that cut the lights out and they start to commence to beating your

  • 2:07:30

    ass. That's how I was in boarding school. Oh my God. Boarding school, it's like

  • 2:07:35

    Yeah, board school tough. Did they ever beat you up? In board in school, yeah.

  • 2:07:39

    In the room in the dark? No, in class. Oh. Damn. That was like a

  • 2:07:44

    one-on-one, though. Yeah, you got beat up in geometry? Jonathan Isaacs. Fuck you, Jonathan.

  • 2:07:50

    Look who on top now, bitch. Jonathan Isaacs. Yo, you see how niggas carry their

  • 2:07:53

    trauma with them? I know the name of anybody that would beat me up. Jonathan

  • 2:07:58

    Isaacs was the 6'9 freshman that...

  • 2:08:05

    Is that what they called him? Well, he was on the basketball team, on the

  • 2:08:09

    freshman team, and they were looking to see if he could develop and make varsity.

  • 2:08:15

    And you started to fight with him? He's better at boxing. Yeah, we were in

  • 2:08:18

    class, and yeah, I said something. I knew it. Say it again. You said it

  • 2:08:23

    again. I said it again. Probably worse, too. He got up first. I didn't have

  • 2:08:27

    all the fighting tools and knowledge and... Oh, no, now when he got up, that

  • 2:08:31

    was... Oh, what's he coming over here for? The six-time guy.

  • 2:08:37

    Oh, shit. Yo, dog. That nigga dunks your dumb ass. Now that I think about

  • 2:08:43

    it, anytime I ever got beat up, I got dunked like that. The funny shit,

  • 2:08:49

    I was sitting in the desk, and the desk at the time... It was the,

  • 2:08:53

    oh man, this is so old school. It was the desk that was attached to

  • 2:08:56

    it. The one piece? You can't get out them shit. Nah, you did that. When

  • 2:09:01

    I tell you Jonathan picked the whole desk

  • 2:09:07

    up in the air. Boom, say it again. Just went back to his seat. And

  • 2:09:10

    you got up and they say nothing. Did you say it again? Joe said it

  • 2:09:13

    again. That's why he fucking anti-crack. He got up and moved with that

  • 2:09:19

    desk back and said to fuck there. I'm sorry that

  • 2:09:24

    happened to you. I can honestly say I have never been in a fight where

  • 2:09:29

    I didn't hit back. That's some pussy ass shit. Thanks. I'm

  • 2:09:35

    hitting you back. Fuck that. You're going to have to kill me up here. Sometimes

  • 2:09:38

    you make a business decision. That's a fact. Don't make it worse. As a man,

  • 2:09:43

    sometimes you make a business decision. Numbers start falling like fuck this up.

  • 2:09:51

    Stand up, pick you in your chair up and throw you. I guess that would

  • 2:09:53

    be best to dissipate that. No, he was a real 6'9", 6'10", arms down to

  • 2:09:58

    his knees. And now he's using long arms to panhandle. Likeskin, freckled nigga with red

  • 2:10:02

    hair with anger issues, I found out. It's hard being licekin with red hair. Yo,

  • 2:10:06

    what school is that? Lauren Berg in North Carolina. This nigga trying to find out.

  • 2:10:10

    We gonna find him. I'm gonna find him. Stop it or you get mad again.

  • 2:10:14

    I'm interviewing him for my Patreon. Throw that whole couch off the balcony. What that

  • 2:10:17

    guy doing to me? Oh my God. That is crazy. That's funny, yo. What do

  • 2:10:22

    you mean? Because if he slid me, he could slide you. We different slots. No,

  • 2:10:26

    same part. Now y'all both slots. Same part.

  • 2:10:34

    Y'all both slots. Let me see what else, what else, what else, what else, what

  • 2:10:39

    else. His and hers. His and hers. Let's go. Let's break this bullshit down. I've

  • 2:10:44

    been waiting to talk to y'all about his and hers since way before y'all was

  • 2:10:48

    waiting for me to talk about his and hers. But last few pods, the whole

  • 2:10:51

    crew I was like, oh, I'm on episode one. Yo, I just started. I'm on

  • 2:10:56

    episode three. And I'm like, all right, y'all watch it so we can talk about

  • 2:10:59

    it. Because if there were ever a show made for a podcast to discuss,

  • 2:11:06

    it's this one. Six episodes, his and hers, married couple

  • 2:11:12

    whodunit. They open with somebody dead. You got five episodes to figure out who did

  • 2:11:17

    it. and they throw you 90 million curveballs. That's what I hated about it. And

  • 2:11:22

    I guess that's jumping ahead, but whatever. When they do the twist at the end

  • 2:11:27

    and be like, psych, it wasn't that the whole time. It's like, why did I

  • 2:11:29

    just watch six hours of this bullshit? I hate twists like that. I hate twists

  • 2:11:34

    like that. Couple your ears, Antoine or Ice. Go to Starbucks if you want. I'm

  • 2:11:39

    on episode two. And on episode two... This is about to get spoiled for you

  • 2:11:43

    now. Yeah, the first... I'm about to spoil it. Like, use the bathroom. Go pee

  • 2:11:47

    or do something. Yeah, go ahead, man. I'm going to spoil it. I'm telling you.

  • 2:11:50

    But I'll tell you where I left off. At the end of episode one, you

  • 2:11:54

    knew who did it. Like, you just knew. You thought you knew who did it.

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    Yeah, that's typically how this goes. Then at the end of episode two, you were

  • 2:12:00

    like, eh. So, so far, this shit is fire because the shit that is

  • 2:12:06

    predictable be ass to me. The shit that really puts your mind... to twit, that

  • 2:12:11

    shit is fire. So I'm on episode two. It was something. Yeah, step off. You're

  • 2:12:16

    one yourself. This shit got an M. Night Shyamalan. That's what I took from it.

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    Like I said, I kept trying. I haven't made it past one. I just be

  • 2:12:24

    like, all right, I'm out. Listen, the show's been out long enough. Listen, even if

  • 2:12:28

    I don't spoil it by telling you who did it, because maybe some of y'all

  • 2:12:31

    still need to see it, I'm definitely going to talk about who didn't do it.

  • 2:12:34

    Sure. Um... I was intrigued off the bat by the

  • 2:12:40

    cast. I love dude from Walking Dead and Punisher and all that shit. He's great

  • 2:12:43

    all the time. Tessa is also great in everything. And the cop dude was in

  • 2:12:49

    Orange is the New Black and a bunch of other shit. He's good. He plays

  • 2:12:52

    kind of the same character, but he's a good dickhead dude. The cameraman dude. Yeah.

  • 2:12:58

    And Rem had read the book, which also kind of ruined it for me, too,

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    because like. of the whodunit fun in a relationship is both guessing whodunit. Oh,

  • 2:13:07

    yeah. But she knows the whole time, so it's kind of like... She's just watching

  • 2:13:11

    you guess. Yeah, she's watching me guess. I don't care for that. Do she do

  • 2:13:13

    to try to play along with you? Yes! Yeah, that pissed me off. Stop. Don't

  • 2:13:17

    be little me in this way. Yeah, yeah, yeah. By episode... By the end of

  • 2:13:22

    episode two, I thought that it could still be Anna. I thought it might be

  • 2:13:26

    one of those whodunits where the suspect is the one who's right there in front

  • 2:13:30

    of your face. I thought it could still be Anna. By episode three, I was

  • 2:13:34

    off of that. When I learned that Duffy was

  • 2:13:40

    fucking his wife and Helen, I said, okay,

  • 2:13:46

    it's Duffy. Then I thought it was...

  • 2:13:52

    homeboy's sister for a second. Okay. For two seconds. She got that little, she was

  • 2:13:57

    a little off kind of vibe. Yeah. And then she had the shit in the

  • 2:14:01

    drawer that was coming up. Like somebody had to have the little friendship bracelet. Yeah.

  • 2:14:05

    And then by the time they kept going on with this friendship bracelet story and

  • 2:14:09

    they made it seem like it had to be one of the girls in the

  • 2:14:12

    crew. Right. I immediately guessed who I won't say, which ended up being the

  • 2:14:18

    person before the person. Yeah. Like I guessed her. And I did,

  • 2:14:24

    by episode, by the end of four, I figured out who it was. Really? Yeah.

  • 2:14:29

    He was right? Yeah. I guessed the last two people. I guessed the fat girl.

  • 2:14:34

    I'm just talking about it. I guessed the fat girl from the friend group, and

  • 2:14:37

    I guessed the mom. Okay. I did not see the mom coming. Nobody seemed to

  • 2:14:42

    see the mom coming. I hated the way they revealed it. a fucking stupid lettered

  • 2:14:46

    monologue at the end. Come on, man. Kaiser Sose. Yeah. They were doing their Kaiser

  • 2:14:49

    Sose style. That shit is pretty. It was entertaining still. Oh, super entertaining. Listen, the

  • 2:14:55

    first time that they showed the mom just walking through highways, I was like, okay,

  • 2:15:02

    something's odd about you. Right. Gotcha. Gotcha. But listen, really good entertaining show. I

  • 2:15:08

    can't lie. Yeah, it was entertaining. And it's quick. It's quick. It keeps you in

  • 2:15:11

    it. Like, I don't know how these guys are... I don't know.

  • 2:15:17

    I'll try. I mean, I'll try it. Do you and Gish get to control the

  • 2:15:21

    remote in y'all's house? Yes. Or do y'all's girl control the remote? Like y'all take

  • 2:15:25

    a long time for certain like dude shit. Says the person that you can't finish

  • 2:15:31

    a show if your girl ain't there. Cool. You. Well, I like watching shows. Oh,

  • 2:15:35

    OK. All right. All right. But yeah, but now I don't know. Just this one

  • 2:15:38

    didn't do it for me. That's it. I'm watching and I'm getting like, next to

  • 2:15:42

    you, I'm distracted and I'm not paying attention no more. I got to go back

  • 2:15:45

    again. I just, I have not made it past one. I gave up. You know

  • 2:15:48

    what I was pretty good with A Crazy Sister, too? I mentioned it briefly. The

  • 2:15:52

    Jon Hamm show on Apple, your friends, your neighbors or whatever. That's a good show.

  • 2:15:56

    It's only one season. I cut that off after. Yeah, rightfully so, too. I cut

  • 2:16:00

    it off after episode seven. Really? You didn't like it? By episode seven, they annoyed

  • 2:16:03

    me. Okay, fair enough. By episode seven, he done met the girl. He's

  • 2:16:09

    starting a robbery business. He keeps going to the pawn shop. It's like, yo, dog,

  • 2:16:14

    get to what we're getting to. And then he's escalating. He starts with the watches.

  • 2:16:17

    Then he gets to the art. Then he gets to... Now he's just breaking in

  • 2:16:20

    everybody's house. It's like, all right, buddy. All right. Where are we going with this?

  • 2:16:23

    I never finished it. I liked the show. It was good. You finished the whole

  • 2:16:26

    thing? I did. I did. Was it a good finale? Yeah. It wasn't... And they're

  • 2:16:30

    setting up season two. It's happening. Oh, it is happening. Yeah, it's happening. It wasn't

  • 2:16:35

    amazing. It was kind of... a little bit better than his and hers to me.

  • 2:16:37

    It's like entertaining. It's not amazing, gripping television, but it's an entertaining show. If it

  • 2:16:42

    were done in six episodes, I would agree. Okay. How many episodes was it?

  • 2:16:48

    Nine? It might have been ten. It might have been nine. Yeah, they wasn't getting

  • 2:16:51

    ten out of me. Did you get into Hunting Party back yet? Not yet. And

  • 2:16:55

    I ain't gonna lie, I turned on the first episode of Hijack and cut that

  • 2:16:58

    motherfucker off. I cut that off. Oh, really? I cut it off? Yeah. I saw

  • 2:17:01

    it sitting there by the way. I might have made it about 15 minutes in.

  • 2:17:04

    I was like, eh. I cut it right off. You just got off the plane,

  • 2:17:07

    survived. Now you on the train looking dumb in the face. I'm not doing this.

  • 2:17:12

    Wait, so they're just going to make the hijack in the train now? Yes, the

  • 2:17:14

    train. Oh, God. From the same people. But you can see the suspicious dude getting

  • 2:17:20

    on the train. You see it all already. And I'm like, eh. Yeah, I'm not

  • 2:17:23

    letting them do that to me this year. I mean, I'll get to it, but

  • 2:17:26

    it wasn't a... At some point. I'm going to watch this right now. I'm going

  • 2:17:28

    to watch it, but I'm not rushing to it either. And since we're on TV...

  • 2:17:31

    They're also ain't really shit out. I'm not going to spoil it because it probably

  • 2:17:36

    just aired today or so. But they aired the series finale of

  • 2:17:42

    Power Force. Oh, you can take this one away. Let's take it

  • 2:17:49

    away. We don't care. I'm going to ice on this. We done, yo. You watching

  • 2:17:51

    it to work? So I can't let anything go. Oh, you guys. Same. I watched

  • 2:17:57

    Empire to the last episode. Oh, shit. Same. Same. So I haven't finished Force, but

  • 2:18:01

    I will because I started it. But I was going to ask y'all if y'all

  • 2:18:04

    have watched Heated Rivalry. What's that? No. What's that? It's the newest rage. It's

  • 2:18:10

    all over the internet. People are talking about it. It's a series. I think it's

  • 2:18:14

    streaming on HBO Max. It's about two gay hockey players. I did not watch that

  • 2:18:19

    one. Damn, Ice put his phone away quick. No, I found it. Oh. You said

  • 2:18:23

    HBO Max. I was trying to see where it was at. Oh, okay. I saw

  • 2:18:25

    them on the Golden Globes, but yeah, I didn't. Women are going crazy. Women are

  • 2:18:29

    really into it. They're watching it. They say it's amazing. They're into the dudes that

  • 2:18:33

    are playing the protagonists or whatever, but also I hear it's just good writing and

  • 2:18:38

    a good show. Okay. Yeah, so I think we should all as a group outing

  • 2:18:42

    watch it. What's the name of it? Heated Rivalry. I don't like the group outing

  • 2:18:45

    part of that. Oh, that's layers to that. I didn't mean it like that, but

  • 2:18:48

    that's good. Mark, you have to be joking, yo. I heard it's an amazing show.

  • 2:18:52

    I don't care about the show. Five minutes ago, you joined the 2016 challenge?

  • 2:18:58

    You think I did it myself? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I had auto-timing.

  • 2:19:04

    I didn't know I was sitting here, but yes, I picked the photos and the

  • 2:19:06

    text, yeah. So then you did it. You did it. I thought you were talking

  • 2:19:09

    about me doing it on the show. I don't know. It's just the fact that

  • 2:19:13

    you joined this 2016 challenge. Somebody help me. I'm lost, too. Everybody's 2016, 2016, 2016,

  • 2:19:17

    2016. I woke up and Roxy Diaz was doing 2016. Mark, you were in that

  • 2:19:22

    one, too. What am I missing? I think for a lot of people, 2016, well,

  • 2:19:28

    one, we know it's 10 years ago, but why? Like, they didn't do it last

  • 2:19:30

    year for 2015. But for 2016, that was like the last...

  • 2:19:37

    summer that a lot of motherfuckers. Yo, yo, yo. I apologize. Mark. Mark. Can you

  • 2:19:42

    get a paper towel, please? Mark just spit Gatorade all over my white couch. Oh,

  • 2:19:47

    even worse. It all hit me. I wish it hit the couch. It's crazy. It's

  • 2:19:51

    just a child. That's what I'm talking about. Well, it's on you and the couch.

  • 2:19:54

    Can you learn how to keep liquids in your mouth, please, Paul? Oh, all right.

  • 2:19:57

    That was crazy. What happened? What did you say that was funny? I didn't say

  • 2:20:02

    two words to this nigga, bro. I didn't say nothing. that's his game. He

  • 2:20:08

    doesn't say anything. You know what he does. It's a face. Yeah. All right, well,

  • 2:20:12

    this is an audio adventure. No, like I was saying, for a lot of people,

  • 2:20:15

    2016 was the last, like, amazing summer. Amazing year. Pre-Trump, right? Yeah, it was pre-Trump

  • 2:20:20

    war. Yeah, so it was like, that was the good, the good times, damn near,

  • 2:20:24

    before shit went and got fucked up. Before the pandemic. We're here now. So, I

  • 2:20:30

    could see why some people would want to remember 2016. Those were good times. 2016

  • 2:20:35

    was amazing. It was amazing. I mean, 2016 deserves to be, have a tribute. Yeah,

  • 2:20:40

    that's how I feel about it. I mean, it's been 10 years, so I get

  • 2:20:42

    why people are just marking 10 years. But I'm just saying, like, I don't remember

  • 2:20:44

    last year, people doing the- They didn't. They didn't. That's what I'm saying. 2014. So

  • 2:20:49

    now you say, why 2016? And you start to think, what 2016 meant? It was

  • 2:20:54

    a very special year. 2016 may have been the best year of my life. For

  • 2:20:56

    a lot of people. Not judging by these picks. Let me see. All right, you

  • 2:21:01

    met the RZA in 2016. No, no, these are jobs I had. This was like

  • 2:21:05

    when my career took a whole different turn. Don't try to clean it up. You

  • 2:21:07

    met the RZA. That was big. You met Patti LaBelle. That was big. You met

  • 2:21:14

    Jesse Powell. That's Jesse Williams, and that's me co-hosting Harry Belafonte's Music Festival. Wait, Jesse

  • 2:21:19

    Powell. Wait, you met Jesse Williams. Why the Jesses? You met Carlos

  • 2:21:25

    Santana. We were working with, yeah. You met Donald Glover. Danny

  • 2:21:31

    Glover. You're saying everybody you met. It's Danny Glover. It's Danny Glover. These aren't people

  • 2:21:35

    I met. These are me. This is me at major events that I was doing.

  • 2:21:38

    I was hosting a BET special, MTV special. You met Harry Belafonte. His last major

  • 2:21:43

    interview. That's huge. You met Belbiv Duvall. On my late night talk show that launched.

  • 2:21:47

    You keep making it sound like I'm just meeting people. It just sound like you

  • 2:21:51

    collected all your meet and meet picks. I wasn't going

  • 2:21:57

    to say that. I ain't seen the pictures, but the way he making it sound.

  • 2:21:59

    Look at these pictures, yo. They look like groupie pictures. Those are we working pictures.

  • 2:22:03

    Yeah. No. Exactly. Thank you. No, no. I'm talking. No. I'm talking about when niggas

  • 2:22:06

    take a picture. Yes. That's what it is. We working. We working.

  • 2:22:12

    These are definitely we working. Because if you was just big enough like your show,

  • 2:22:18

    where are some of the people that work your show from behind the scenes? Like,

  • 2:22:23

    oh, we're the people that help keep the show running. There's the whole power cast

  • 2:22:26

    right there. I see why you still watch it. That was the first power cast.

  • 2:22:29

    You're right. Yeah. You're right. But yeah, that's when power was popping. They all did

  • 2:22:34

    a surprise visit on the set of VH1 Live, which was my show. So that

  • 2:22:37

    was the point. Like, in 2016, it was the big year. And then I realized,

  • 2:22:39

    like, oh, that was the big year. That's before I started talking about certain things.

  • 2:22:44

    Yo, you was Photoshopping your face on the promo for this tonight, this VH1 Live

  • 2:22:48

    show? That's my real face. Mark. It's 10 years ago. I was 35, 36. No,

  • 2:22:53

    buddy. You're Photoshopping your face. I didn't. VH1 launched that. Anyway, I agree with y'all.

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