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>> Hello. Hi, man. Speak the queen split.

>> This is him.

Flip, what's up, man? It's Joe Button

from the Joe Button podcast. How you

doing?

>> Not too Not too good. You know, I'm not

doing good. Why you Why you Why you

bothering me?

>> I'm calling to make sure you're all

right. I know your flight got cancelled

twice. It was a blizzard over here. [ __ ]

was rough. Whole gang up in here. They

said hi.

>> Yeah.

>> Tell them I said what up. I missed them,

man. But you know, did you let them know

you've been harassing me this whole

time? Did you tell them that you told me

that I'm my ass is grass? Did you tell

him that may the force be with me? Did

you tell him I need to find my way to

work? Did you tell him all this all

these things?

>> I said, "I hope they taught you how to

raft."

>> He was talking about the flights being

cancelled and how bad you needed to make

it back to work. And then I was like,

"All right, get to get to swimming."

Like, what are you talking about?

>> Tell the camera down.

>> You're out there learning everything

else. You're out there learning how to

dirty wine. You're learning how to Bondi

River. You learning about the [ __ ] uh

comedians out there. Yeah. The whole

learning thing you're doing, learning

everything, but I had to get back to

that.

>> Yo. Hey yo. Hey, I

>> I miss you. I miss y'all too, man. I

tried. I tried, man. I really tried. And

y'all been I'm in here in the dark just

like Hey yo, listen.

>> What's her name?

>> Shout out to my brothers in the

building. Listen, when you think you

juke the system and the system got you

by the balls, you got to you just be

straight.

I'm not having fun. I want to get to

work.

>> That's who got you by the balls. The

system

got you stuck stuck at carnival.

>> That sounded real convincing. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> The system got him by the ball.

>> Stuck at carnival.

>> The carnival is over.

>> Carnival is over.

>> Not Not mine.

Not Not mine. My carnival is just just

starting buddy.

Stop.

>> I only called the Hey and we almost

cancelled today.

>> I told you to I asked you to but

>> No, cuz then I would have had to pay

you.

>> Yo, if I can't cancel like just on the

strength that now you're missing work.

If we was cancelelling then you wouldn't

miss work.

>> Extended extended vacation.

>> I just got to tell the truth.

>> Yes, sir. Ish, hold me down, ish, we're

freezing. Hold me down. Yo, this

>> we got you, man. We got you.

>> Is trolling me, yo.

>> I pro Well, you'll see on the first

I'm not trolling. I miss you. I love

you. I can't wait for you to get back.

Please, Travis, stay safe. Your brother

is going to do our best to hold it down

in your absence, but it's tough.

>> No, it's not tough. And my brother's got

under control. I can't wait to see you

guys. I'll be there top of the week and

we going to turn. I got so much to talk

talk to you guys about.

>> Good. I can't wait. I can't wait to

sneak something in your book bag.

>> I'm marking myself up. I told you soon.

>> Mark right here.

>> I miss you, bro. Miss you, bro. I'll see

you soon.

>> I miss you, too. Shout out the parks and

everybody. All right, y'all.

>> Miss you, Flip.

>> Let me sound like he was in a

Peruvian prison.

All echoey.

>> I do miss flip though.

>> Me, too, man.

>> [ __ ] crazy.

I miss him.

>> I miss him. I I was hoping he would be

here today, but we'll we'll try our

best. We'll try our best to hold it down

for our brother.

>> Indeed. Get this applause going. Let's

get right to it this evening or this

morning. Right here.

I know. I thought I had a snow day

coming up.

Can't

>> lie. I did. Not going to snow again

tomorrow on Thursday.

Yeah, I saw. And Monday. Mhm. Monday.

Monday and Tuesday.

Say 50% chance of each

ice.

Who is that?

>> Uh, what episode is this?

>> 96.

>> Welcome to episode 96 of the Joe Button

podcast. Brought to you by fueled by

power by Price Pitch. Price Pitch Gang.

I'm your humble gracious. So happy to be

here. Host Joe Button here with some

really amazing people. To my right, the

good doctor Mark Lamont Hill is in the

building. How you doing, Mark?

>> I'm good, man. Just a little tired,

little little long week, but I'm good.

>> Tired off of the blizzard is nuts.

>> Were you at last speaking Alaska?

>> No, I was in I was in Savannah.

>> Got back just in time for the storm and

then got trapped in a house with a

three-year-old.

>> Oh, that was poor poor time management.

>> Management. I thought I was going to get

trapped in Savannah because the storm

was supposed to You don't lie to your

wife enough.

>> Well, no. I told her this.

>> You don't lie to your wife enough. I

don't lie to my wife.

>> Hey baby, the flight's going to make it

right there.

>> I thought when I landed in New York, it

was going to be snowing already cuz they

said she was going to start like 6:00

a.m. That [ __ ] they started like 6:00

p.m. So when I got there, the ground was

still clean. I couldn't like hide. I had

to go home.

>> I mean, if you're an honest husband,

then yeah. Yeah, I guess you did. To his

right. Another honest brother, right?

That's my honest man right there. Make

some noise. Mr. Thousand Doors and

Enough is in the building. How you

doing man?

>> What up, dog?

>> Good. I see you went to the barber and a

blizzard.

>> You go.

>> You did. I did. You made it. Mark got a

fresh taper.

>> Blizzard can't stop you [ __ ] from

looking good.

>> I did. Look.

>> That's all we got in relationships,

right? To look good when we go out the

house.

>> I have to walk through the snow last

night.

>> I get the [ __ ] out the house.

>> I was thinking this [ __ ] to go to the

store.

>> That's crazy. Yo, you do that, too?

>> Yeah,

>> we need some vanilla extract. I got

right now.

>> Yo, ain't no pepper in this

[ __ ]

we need some oranges.

>> Jeez. I was in the house just

freestyling meals for her to go in the

kitchen and and make any anything. Hey,

give me a oxtail sandwich. I was in

there just making [ __ ]

>> That's even crazier when you have no

appetite,

>> right?

To take one bite.

>> No, I think I gained a few pounds uh

over the over this little blizzard. I

think I gained a few pounds. Yeah, I'm

up to like 216 now.

>> Okay.

>> You was eating.

>> Yeah.

>> So, you force yourself to eat. You don't

really have the natural urge to eat.

>> Uh, you got to eat.

>> No, I'm just saying. But, but it's not

you're not hungry. Gotcha. Gotcha.

Gotcha. Gotcha.

>> Had some steak and eggs for breakfast,

lunch, and dinner yesterday. Had it

noon.

>> That's not bad.

>> Was good for the day.

>> Had a little milkshake later. Had some

ice cream. A blizzard mean ice cream.

Ooh, I'm indulging. Oh, I'm indulging.

Hey, and I was planning too. I caught I

right before UBER EAT SHUT DOWN THAT

arad sent over a pint of this just

freestyling on the blizzard. YO, SOME

MINT CHOCOLATE ch I ain't never ordered

the green one with the CHOCOLATE CHIPS.

>> I DON'T NEVER GET THAT. I'm in there

just pressing it up and they dropped it

right off right before the blizzard.

>> Rum raisin. Hogan dozen raisin.

>> I promise you.

>> Yeah, I ain't

>> some white [ __ ] That [ __ ] banging.

That's your bag. No, it's not. That's

your bag.

>> Now, you also do the raisin bagel, so it

is kind of your bag. That's bad. You

like raisins, man. It's cool.

>> Okay, don't smoke.

>> Yeah. No, that we we we got that [ __ ]

Hey, and I left it I I ain't lower the

tip neither. I left it at 21%. Go ahead,

[ __ ] Take take $6.

>> You can raise the tip.

>> Yeah. A little bit more for that one.

>> No, you have to press the custom button.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. Press it. You got fingers.

>> You'd have to press the custom.

>> You got fingers.

>> Press it. And it's a blizzard. That's

why I left it at 21%.

>> Oh, [ __ ] Press custom.

>> Normally I

No, you don't. I watch.

>> Now, I will drop a tip too. Lower a tip

sometimes.

>> I lower it.

>> Depending on what it is.

>> Yeah, I will you. I wish you.

>> For example, like if I order Just hear

me out. If I order sushi, like for

example, if I order Blue Ribbon sushi in

New York,

>> one little tray like this could cost

$300.

>> Do you hear the privilege in this thing?

If I order some blue ribbon sushi, by

the way,

>> you you let Blue Ribbon bring it all the

way to you.

>> It's when when I'm at they send it to

the studio. So, it's like they're going

four blocks on a bicycle. I'm not giving

them $60 for that little box of sushi.

I'm not I'm not tipping $60 for that

little box of sushi. I'm not.

>> That's what I'm saying. Like, there are

times where where you need to fight

against tipflation.

There are times. Sorry. Listen.

Elizabeth's finest, Woodbridge's finest,

wherever this nigga's from. I don't even

know know anymore.

>> Carter.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Cart, where is he from?

Carter's finest. Big Freeze in the

building.

>> Yo. Yo. Yo. Freeze. How you doing, man?

>> I'm great, man. I'm great. I'm great.

You did it. You're looking good. You

looking good. I won't make my normal

joke, but you look good.

>> Thank you. Thank you.

>> That's it. That's all you got to say.

>> That's it. I just said I mean sleeve

cuffed over the new band. Stop playing,

boy.

>> Yeah. New Apple Watch band. He in the

Blizzard just ordering [ __ ]

>> You know what? I'll get the new new

Apple Watch band.

>> Matt Black.

>> Yeah. Some other [ __ ] [ __ ] in the

Blizzard just wasting money.

>> That's it.

>> Nothing to do but shop doing that. Yeah.

El Myers find his big parks is in the

building.

>> What's popping? What's

>> Parks? What's up, man?

>> Chilling, man. Feeling good. Cars buried

again.

>> I felt bad for you. I feel bad for you,

man. I was like, you just GOT IT OUT,

RIGHT? I JUST GOT IT BACK.

>> This the off snow day was in Parks's

hands.

>> I know it was. I felt when you called

me, I was like, "Oh, I think he's

itching for a day off." But I was

honest.

>> So, why you answer

the [ __ ] you talking?

>> I I felt the same way like

>> I was a little too honest,

>> dude. He wants to. Oh, okay. He He He

wants to, but I told him I was like,

"Listen, if you're itching for a day

off, I'm down."

>> Well, I think I said that.

>> He said that to me.

>> When am I itching for a day off?

>> Well, cuz I don't usually get those

those phone calls and texts from you.

So, I HE'S NEVER CALLED ME AND SAID

THAT. Y Howard the roads in your

apartment. That's what I said. Damn.

Essential personel talking. Go ahead.

>> Yo, we got phones.

>> Let me check. I may have got a miss

call. I got one.

>> Maybe you didn't hear me. Central

personnel were talking. We heard you.

>> Remember like CALLING LIKE THEY ONLY

CALL that used to be on the road.

>> They said you

>> I called the people that I know the

route to their house so I know how far

it is.

>> I don't know where y'all [ __ ] live.

>> I just assume I live farther than

farther than I assume Y'ALL LIVE CLOSE.

>> WHERE Y'ALL LIVE?

>> YO, that's

>> y'all don't live down the street.

>> You got it.

I had to take my feet for that. No, they

had me on the ropes just now a little

bit. I ain't I ain't going to

>> Yeah, but yeah. Uh but uh damn, what

what am I saying? What am I saying?

Yeah. Uh Park said,

>> "Listen, man. If you if you want a day

off,

>> Yeah.

>> I'll give it to you." Ian was like,

"Man, cancel that [ __ ] [ __ ] it." You

said that.

>> TAKE A BREAK.

>> CALL OFF.

>> I'M SHOCKED. You never You never call

up. It's a perfect time to call off. We

could have a meeting

>> and then we could have another meeting.

I'm down the street. You can come to my

house for a meeting. I'll come to you

for a meeting.

>> He's lonely.

>> WE GOT WE GOT SO MANY MEETINGS we could

have. You just call off Shott's leaving.

I'll come right to your living room.

>> Me and Ian memes. I'm sick of talking to

them now. I get the phone. You give me

the updates. Everything's great. Yeah.

Yo, [ __ ] really lining up. Killing [ __ ]

Yeah, man. Couldn't be in a better spot.

It's that for 30 minutes. Like, we got

it. There's no update, bro. I'm not

canceling. So, here we are. And I just

knew on Wednesday you guys would miss us

so much. Indeed.

>> Come on. Y'all wouldn't give a And no, I

knew y'all would miss us. And two, I

know y'all don't give a [ __ ]

>> That's true.

>> Yeah, they don't. They cursing.

>> By by the time Wednesday gets here,

y'all don't give a [ __ ] about the road

conditions,

>> fam. about uh who's on work, off work,

nannies,

uh who's sick, not feeling well. We we

are men of age.

We up we up there. We are men of age.

>> That mean our bones when it get cold

just start doing [ __ ]

>> I had to throw back yesterday. You

>> Yeah.

>> I'm not going to lie, that shoveling I

work out. I keep myself in good shape.

But that shoveling was whooping my ass.

That's not as heavy as a [ __ ]

boy.

>> Shovel. That [ __ ] was no joke.

>> Oh yeah, that story.

No, ear early was a layup.

>> I hit it yesterday.

>> The later it got.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah, man. I had to

>> I was showing like 12:00 in the morning,

>> man. I was waiting for my guys to come

and plow, but

>> it was it was a lot just walking through

that salt that freshly salted walkway a

little bit.

>> Yeah, I broke my hand.

>> You were just waiting for the guys to

come plowart. Mark,

>> that was crazy.

>> That was absolutely nuts,

>> man. That was funny. That was mad

plowable TOO.

>> Falling snow. Yeah, that was

>> Why you dudes with garages don't have

the [ __ ] snow lawn mower with the

chair? These [ __ ] get in the street.

>> I would. If I were you, I would have the

snow. At least a snowblower.

>> Luis has a snowblower.

>> I'm need a snowblower. What do I do with

it? Miss that hill. And I realized this

time

that hill

>> [ __ ] I needed a shovel. You got a

shovel.

>> Use a hill. All right. I forgot. I got

>> Oh, true. True. Troll.

>> Yeah, true.

>> Thought you made him switch his last

name,

>> too. Oh [ __ ]

And her son hyphenates.

>> She let you keep your [ __ ] Got it. Got

it. Got it.

>> Listen, man. We got a great show lined

up for you guys today. Plenty of

exciting things to talk about.

>> Indeed. True. and I made a list and

checked it twice. Uh, where do y'all

want to begin? We could start with TI

and 50 like some of y'all wanted to. I

much rather start with BAFTA because

it's so nuanced.

>> Okay.

>> It's so it's so layered. It is.

>> It It covers a lot. It does. It does. It

covers a lot. And it seems to be a lot

of people confused out there. I knew

y'all would be confused. So, I was home

looking up abbleism

>> just for y'all. I had no clue because

I'm able. You have to tell me. I'm not

I'm not familiar with

>> cuz you're able.

>> Um that's probably true. Able able priv

privilege.

>> Yeah. It's it's

>> Yeah.

>> Miller box and

>> y'all don't know either what ableism is.

No.

>> No.

>> Oh yeah. This is why

>> I'm going keep it with

>> I don't know what a lot of them shits

mean. A lot of isms.

>> I just feel like people throw them

around to use them wrong.

>> Channel live. Bad ism. The only ism I

know. But go ahead.

Uh well, Michael B. Jord and Del Roy

Lindo went up there. Well, first of all,

it doesn't start there. The Torets dude,

what's his name? The Tourette's dude

>> because the movie that uh Michael B.

Jordan and uh Del Lindo were presenting

for

>> was specifically about him and having

Tourette's.

>> Okay. See, I didn't even know that part.

>> John Davidson.

>> John Davidson. Yeah,

>> John Davidson. The movie was about him

having Tourette's. They're up there to

present.

>> Great movie, by the way. It's called I

Swear.

>> See, I I see. I think

>> this is a This is crazy. It's called I

Swear. And then he did.

>> This [ __ ] is so layered. All right,

let's see here.

>> Uh Gary and I are delighted to be

presenting the first BAFTA of the night

for a vital part of movie making.

>> Jesus. We're here to uh celebrate.

>> I'm going let it play again because it

was fast.

>> The first bafter of the night for a

vital part of movie making.

>> We're here to

>> I got to give the utmost respect to uh

Delroy and and Michael B. Jordan for the

for the class that they exhibited

>> for sure.

>> While that was being screamed

>> like they just continued with the run of

show.

>> Yeah.

>> Yep. I read that Delray left immediately

after.

>> I saw some pictures from some

afterparties with a bunch of beautiful

black people partying. Like we not even

putting stock stock into that. Uh but

the internet was in an uproar. Let me

read this. What uh one of the Hannah

Beler, here we go. The set designer for

sinners is speaking out about the

experience and she says, "I keep trying

to write about what happened at the

BAFTAs and I can't find the words. The

situation is almost impossible, but it

happened three times that night.

>> Oh, really?

>> And one of the three times was directed

at myself on the way to dinner after the

show. And the third time at a black

woman. I understand and deeply know why

this is an impossible situation. I know

we must handle this with grace and

continue to push through, but what made

the situation worse was the throwaway

apology of if you were offended. She's

talking about that first apology that

came out

>> cuz that was nuts. She continues at the

end of the show. Uh, at the end of the

show, of course, we were offended, but

our frequency, our spiritual vibration

is turned to a higher level than what

happened. I am not steel. This did not

bounce off of me, but I exist above it.

If uh it can't take away from who I am

as an artist.

And the black community, or at least the

black people I saw on the internet, were

in a total uproar about this. They said

that the guy is racist. It doesn't

matter if he has Tourette's because to

say it, you has to be in your head

already.

I've read everything.

>> I don't know a ton about Tourette's.

>> Me neither. Me neither.

>> So,

>> I think everyone has absolute right to

be offended. That's offensive.

>> Well, I I what I never understood about

Tourette's and pardon the ignorance

again, I don't understand about

Tourette's.

>> I don't hear them just blurting out

regular things. I anytime I see like a

someone with Tourette's, it's always

curse words. So I'm every time I've seen

it.

>> Well, that is a huge part of Tourette's.

There's an actual word for it where

>> and again part of my ignorance

>> where

>> there are things that you know not to

say that sensor is turned off. So they

just say those things like that is a

huge part of Right. It almost makes an

anti-racist argument, right? Because

like the part in your brain that that

inhibits you from saying [ __ ] up

things is is skewed. So you say the most

[ __ ] up thing you know. You say the

most outrageous thing you know. You say

the most offensive thing you know. I was

on the air. I was in an airplane.

>> So your filter is removed.

>> But it's not just the filter cuz that

implies that like you want to say it but

you know you have good judgment to hold

it back. It's not that. Okay.

>> It's that you actually can't stop saying

things. You have no control over saying

things that are awful. So, some people

have Tourette's will say the most awful

offensive thing like like if I were to

ask you what the most offensive word in

the world you could say to somebody is

that's in your head. Like I for example,

if you had Tourette's, you would start

saying the B word

>> as an example, right?

>> Got it. I got it.

>> You don't want to use it. You actually

have a commitment to not use it. So, if

but if you had Tourette's, you would

start using it in this example because

that's the worst thing you could say to

someone.

>> Got it. Okay. Thank you. Okay.

>> That's why I give him some grace. You

know what I mean?

Um the one of the dudes from uh

um BAFTA quit, one of the black

production dudes quit. He said that um

it wasn't even so much about what the

gentleman said, it was about their

handling of it.

>> So they said that during the BA [ __ ]

somebody went on a pro Palestine speech

that was mad long

>> and they edited that

>> and they edited it. But you didn't edit

the man saying the [ __ ] um they didn't

have enough production

>> etiquette to edit that part out.

>> It was a 2-hour delay.

>> Yeah. And they had a big delay. Yeah. A

big delay.

>> A 2hour delay. It was not a live

broadcast.

>> So that's pretty inexcusable.

>> True. And so the dude he quit. He said

that wasn't the first um pull that mic

racially

>> driven or motivated thing that they've

that they've um dropped the ball on in

the last few years. And he was just like

he can't tolerate it no more. and he uh

resigned. And I was reading here um

Warner Brothers executives immediately

contacted BAFTA for them to pull it from

the actual um recording

>> cuz again it's not live.

>> So somebody dropped the ball somewhere

in there. Like they heard it happen in

the building. Hey, make sure that that's

bleeped out when this goes out on air.

And it still went out on air.

>> I don't know if that would be dropping

the ball. Like that's your like

>> that's your job as the person that's in

charge of censoring like That's like the

reddest of flag. Like all stop

everything, mark this down, take this

out. Like

>> I mean, if you look at it, if you look

at it that way,

>> uh or because then the other side says,

"Oh, this is a trifecta." If I hit it, I

could get I could have [ __ ] screamed

at two prestigious black people while

they're on stage.

>> I could highlight uh Tourette's, which

is what I want to do in this moment. And

uh damn, what was the other one? forgot

it. The other one I forgot it. Well, and

you I I'll edit out the Palestine [ __ ]

at the end. I'll get all the engagement.

I'll get all the talk like in another

world.

>> Oh, you're saying engagement engagement.

>> Engagement goal. This engagement goal.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, that and

that and this country has permitted and

cosigned that behavior toward black

people.

>> This country. Is it England?

>> It's England though. I don't give a

[ __ ]

>> I think I think Yeah, I think that still

applies.

>> Yeah. Ain't no black in the Union Jack,

as I used to say.

>> Yeah. So, I mean, you could have you

could have just scratched checked all

boxes with that one if you're on some

[ __ ] There's no way you'll get me

to believe that you edited the Palestine

speech and you could consciously had

enough conscious to edit that piece and

not edit this most

>> embarrassing thing. You know what I

mean? Like, this is the first

>> They argue that they didn't hear that

one or that they couldn't. How could

like it was in a perfect

Oh, I agree. I'm just wondering how they

could even explain themselves.

>> They said the gentleman had a few um

outbursts throughout the the evening and

they couldn't have him leave because

again the award was going to be given

>> edit. I don't want them [ __ ] Yeah. No,

I'm just saying that's what they said.

>> Like I didn't say but that's what they

said. Got a few

>> I don't want BB BBC um

they claimed that the producers had been

unaware what was said until after it

aired. That's what I was asking. Why?

What would the excuse would think? Yeah,

that's what I was asking. What the

excuse was for.

>> I don't believe that. I don't believe

that.

>> I don't believe that at all. Inexcusable

on a two-hour delay, bro. The reaction

in the room would tell you something

off.

>> Not during an awards ceremony where

every segment is scrutinized. Every

segment the executives are watching the

people backstage. You're not just

nothing is by chance. Listen,

>> I'm in charge of censoring things up

here

>> and there's multiple checks and there's

however, you know, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 people

in the room that will also check. There

was however many hundreds of people,

maybe thousands of people in that

auditorium.

>> Someone heard that and could have got

that back from the people.

>> And again, the company reached out to

say, "Hey, we heard it. Make sure that's

not in there,

>> right?"

>> And you still left it. I just feel bad

that John the the gentleman himself has

to deal with, you know, and I'll read

his apology. Let me find somebody find

his apology. Uh because he said, listen,

I'm not a racist. I'm not any of the

things. I apologize. Whoever I heard,

yada yada. He said a lot of [ __ ] But

I'm sad that his experience has to be

all the [ __ ] that is geared toward him

because he was the one that blurted it

out.

>> Right. I agree. That's where ableism

comes in for me. I I think it's okay for

black people to speak up and say, "Hey,

this hurt us. This offended us. We

should do that."

>> It's also okay for him to say, "Y'all

need to understand what this

>> uh condition, that's what I was looking

for, what this condition does for me."

>> And they don't have to compete with each

other. But I felt like some of the

internet debates was like either either

he's he he needs to be racist for me to

be offended.

>> You know what I mean? Or y'all need to

not be offended for you to, you know, in

order for you to understand my my

medical conditions. It's like both can

happen. Like this [ __ ] was hurtful

because of the history of the word.

>> Correct.

>> But

>> he didn't necessarily have any harmful

intent. I think both of those things are

true.

>> Right. Now that you now that you've

explained a little bit more, that's

that's the side I'm on with it.

>> Yeah. That's how I would see it. Yeah.

If you trust it. He said, "I can only

add that I'm I am and always have been

deeply mortified if anybody considers my

involuntary ticks to be intentional or

to carry any meaning. I wanted to thank

BAFTA and everyone involved in the

awards last night for their support and

understanding and inviting me to the

broadcast. I appreciated the

announcement to the auditorium in

advance of the recording, warning

everyone that my ticks were involuntary

and are not a reflection of my personal

beliefs. I was hardened by the round of

applause that followed the announcement.

Okay. And felt welcome and understood in

an environment that would normally be

impossible for me

cuz what are you going to say that that

guy shouldn't be present in the room

while they present this award? No, you

can't say nothing.

>> Can't say that. And I think them making

the announcement, letting letting the

people know he's here and this happens.

You tried to kind of handle it the best

you could.

>> I think the only solution was this

should have been edited out. Like

>> that's it. That's it.

>> Which is even more reason why the

production team should have been on

their P's and Q's because we already

gave you guys a forewarning that certain

things could be said. He could have said

[ __ ] in the middle of the show. He

could have said [ __ ] Cuz a lot of times

they'll just say I'm seeing curse words.

You got to be on point to edit all of

that stuff out.

That's what they invented the delay for

at the award ceremony, right? Like there

was a time where live meant live and

because [ __ ] and people went up there

just saying whatever the [ __ ] they

wanted to say

>> [ __ ] it up for advertisers and

whatever the run of show is

>> they put they put the delay there. And

it's a two hour. Uh, a lot of the

broadcasts that we see are a 30 second

delay. Yeah. Which why you'll see

sometimes on an award show where someone

curses, they'll miss it. Yeah.

>> Because they're doing that [ __ ] live and

they only have 30 seconds. They can't

rewind the tape and fix it. But this is

a 2-hour delay. They have all the time

in the world to go back and chop that

[ __ ] out.

>> In this political climate worldwide, you

know, somebody's going to get up there

and say something political. So,

>> yeah. Again, your production team is no

excuse in my opinion.

>> When was the last time anybody talked

about the Bafters? When was the last

time we talked about the BAS? I agree

that this is probably to go and learn

what the baths you go.

>> What is this ceremony?

>> So this might have been gold for them.

>> So So you think it's that? You don't

think it's the conspiracy of the actor

purposely saying something to get

attention to his movie?

>> No, no,

>> no. I don't put it on now. Now that

you've explained a little bit more,

>> I don't put it on the

>> I don't think so either, but that's what

some people are conspir are conspiracy.

I think that's what Cory was alluding

to. I mean, but even even if the actor

did do that, there still falls on

production no matter what.

>> Right. That's abbleism.

>> Can you define abbleism now that we've

gotten this?

>> I had it.

>> Yeah. Sorry about that. I have it right

here. Uh abbleism, discrimination

against disabled people. The tendency to

regard people with a disability as

incomplete, diminished, or damaged, and

to measure the quality of life with a

disability against a non-disabled

standard. Okay? It's why we stop using

the R word. is why we really stop saying

words like flicted. It's like even like

when I when I edit people now if someone

says like um uh we had a HR problem and

so I was paralyzed, you know, or I was

paralyzed by the economy like we

wouldn't use that language anymore.

>> Oh wow.

>> You know what I mean? And then there's

other things you can do like like not

regarding people with special needs as

like either like amazing or like like

super they call it super [ __ ] where like

you where you're either like

>> um say that one more time.

>> Super super [ __ ] is like the language

that disability studies people use. I

just think that's Nipy.

>> All right. Yeah. Not not that one.

>> Rest in peace.

>> Rest in peace to Nip. No, that this idea

that we tend to think people with

special needs are either like have these

magical powers or they're superhuman,

have some even we say growing up if you

can't see, you must have super special

hearing. You know what I mean? We add

this stuff

>> used to say growing up

>> or today.

>> They don't.

>> I'm dumb as hell.

>> Or the other extreme, we assume that you

can't do anything if you have a

disability. You know what I mean? and

also shaping the world around our needs

and normalizing what we can do versus

what other people can do.

>> I got you. You know what I'm saying? So,

it's And listen, my my girl son has

Tourette's. Like I came in here and I

came in here and I shared that story

about dinner at Turks.

>> But just being around him period, like

when you're nervous, this can come. I

would imagine the guy might be nervous

at an award ceremony. Like it's just

uncontrollable sometimes that it's

extremely loud. There's nothing there's

nothing you could do but say to the

surrounding people what the condition is

and and hope that there's some grace and

understanding

>> and hit the edit button when you have

two hours on this broadcast.

>> All of this is on the bers to me.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Totally. Totally not. John,

>> shout out to John. Congratulations. That

got lost in this that this should have

been a celebratory moment for him that

has turned into some Tourette's

nightmare.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to Michael and

Delroy too for their level of uh

professionalism. professionalism and and

still,

>> you know, going through it.

>> Yeah. The one thing inclusion, Delroy

said though, he just wished he had

gotten uh similar like that they that

they the apology was better from the

organization that they would have acted

immediately.

>> Yes.

>> Yes.

>> Yeah. I agree. But that goes back to the

conversation of [ __ ] versus some other

things like and and how it's viewed and

how it's treated. And that's see and

that's what I think the production was

on. This ain't that bad.

This just ain't that bad. On a list on a

scale of oh, we better not allow this to

h all right

delay.

>> It could have be a day delay. If it

ain't that bad to you, you going to let

it go.

>> Yeah. It's a level of respect or fear

that generates that respect.

>> Yep.

>> So, you know, if if if if you would have

offended certain people, we got to get

this done.

>> But with us, it's like

>> And I mean, if it's it's an engagement

for me, it gets even more disgusting to

me. Like I'm tired of engagement farming

in general in life. I think it's one of

the biggest problems with [ __ ]

society as as a whole. And if they're

willing to offend

so many people in the world,

>> if the right people would have got

offended, they would have shut the farm

down.

>> Well, you don't know that the right

people were not offended. And I don't

think that they'll know it until the

next Baptist Baptist. No,

>> I think you're saying like if if another

group

>> There are groups that we know if they

would have gotten offended, that's what

he's saying. No cow would have been

mooing at the farm. They would have shut

they would have stopped that [ __ ] my

[ __ ] Like ASAP.

>> I got to get you the new book of saying

>> I just be have to repeat in my head

sometimes. Like

>> it's going the new cow is not going to

move. The cow ain't going to move no

more. Ain't it

>> engagement farm? It's cool. That's all

right.

>> Yo, and the kids and the kid I I do like

uh I do like when they call people out

for orura farming.

>> What? All right. What is

>> I think you explained that to us before.

>> We talked about it with Jaywana, I

believe.

>> For what? farming

>> or reforming.

>> It's the [ __ ] they accused Oh, that's my

That's my man. But it's the [ __ ] they

accused Jason Tatum of doing with

recreating the Kobe photo. That's right.

That's right.

>> When he won the chip, the the other

Damen Lillard photo when when you going

for the aura,

>> it sounds funny.

Reaching for it.

>> Yeah, it's not.

>> We used to call that something else, but

I can't remember now.

>> Aura farming is just hilarious. It is

>> farming period on the internet.

>> Yeah,

>> [ __ ] is home.

>> Oh, farming.

>> Uh, so yeah, I'm I'm interested to see

what the black actors response will be

to this next year.

>> Yeah, the production team should be

fired.

>> Somebody needs to definitely get fired.

>> Yeah, for sure.

>> A couple people probably.

>> I agree.

>> Yeah, that's that's where most of this

blame

>> falls to me.

>> The man has a condition. I don't I hope

he's not racist. He doesn't seem he

seemed apologetic.

>> Yeah. And I'm sympathetic. I I was in

the airport maybe a month or two ago and

this little kid, he couldn't have been

more than 9 or 10 years old. White kid

was with his mom and it's going going

through security. He's just screaming

[ __ ] [ __ ] Nothing offensive to me.

Like nothing directed to me. Just crying

out words.

>> Could have been known. Right. Right. I

mean lard

right now. what the [ __ ] am I doing?

>> But um no and and he was I looked up

like why are you talking to your mom?

Like it it was clear his mom was telling

him to do something. He responded that

way. When I looked up I could see like

the shame on her face and she was

mortified and embarrassed and I just

looked at like I understand cuz I

immediately knew I didn't know I didn't

think Tourette's I just knew it was

something. He clearly wasn't

>> doing it out of any anger and I was just

but and I could see the relief on her

face like knowing that all right

>> somebody understands

>> cuz the world probably judges her her

thousand%.

>> Yeah. Yeah. And so I just I just saw

just just I can imagine the shame that

goes along with with this with this

condition. That's it's

>> got to be rough.

>> Yeah, it's got to be rough.

>> And the judgment.

>> Yeah, it's rough. They trick black

people into being mean when we saying

it's a trick. We ain't mean, we nice.

But then you see, hey, [ __ ] is he

white? Yes, but he has Tourette's. Black

people didn't get black people said,

man, [ __ ] this dog. Tourette's happened,

mother. That is a racist Tourette's

habit ass if Mark if Mar school me

that's the timing I was on trick us into

being cuz then cuz then if they look at

you act like we thought

>> I'm not going to lie I thought he was

racist too.

>> I thought I thought he was like I don't

want to hear that [ __ ] racist on

everybody's jacket. There's a lot of

them say some of this [ __ ] racist.

>> They're deep. No, most of the [ __ ] is

racist.

>> Okay.

>> The Tourette's dude is not He needs to

show that he's a racist. He can't use

his condition to say

>> he's a racist.

>> And listen, y'all ain't gonna meet that

[ __ ] That's the other thing about

racism.

>> Where they at? What town? I won't go.

Y'all told me about all them sundown New

Jersey towns. I ain't going.

Them [ __ ] is real.

>> Oh, what?

>> I don't want no parts of them.

>> They are real.

>> They in the middle of New Jersey, right?

>> No, [ __ ] They 10 minutes from you.

>> Yeah, some of them right there.

>> [ __ ] you talking about?

>> Oh, where?

>> Oh, listen. Take me to the list.

>> Actually, one of them is real close to

you.

>> Y'all so familiar with these towns.

>> [ __ ] I don't been pulled over in a lot

of these towns. I understand.

>> Yeah.

>> You had to show me a special idea.

>> They let you go, right?

>> I'm one of y'all.

>> Pull your CDL out. Pull that CDL never

fails boy.

>> Hey, say what you want.

>> That [ __ ] work.

>> Stupid. Yo. Um, what else needs our

attention? Y'all want to I see TI and 50

Cent written in big bold letters.

Big bold letters up there.

>> Yes. Can we talk about this? Cuz I've

had enough.

>> Yeah, let's hear it. I've really had

enough.

>> Of whom?

>> Like,

>> let's tell the story and I tell you what

I had enough about.

>> Okay.

>> Cuz I feel like we all be like [ __ ]

footing around this. And

>> I do want to add real quick. Senators

won three three of the BAFTAs. So,

congratulations to them even though [ __ ]

the Baptistas. But

>> go [ __ ]

>> He's killing me today. [ __ ] this guy.

You know,

>> want that [ __ ] chain.

Uh, where was we at? Uh, TI ti.

>> Mark's telling the story.

>> I'm not telling the story.

>> No, you can your chain with this one.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You got it.

>> Cuz I was saying Mark is able to tell

the truth on these 50 Cent topics cuz he

ain't never sleptw walk nowhere. So 50

ain't going to wake up and post him

naked every day for the next month. One.

Two. 50 ain't in the library. Where you

bumping in the market at? That's fair.

That's true. That's fair. So, go ahead

and set it off. Let Let these [ __ ]

know.

>> You want to tell them what happened?

>> Well, all right. So, TI's been calling

50 Cent out for a versus. This has been

going on since co actually. Um, he he

feels, you know, his catalog stands up

best against 50 and he can beat him in a

versus. So, he called him out again. And

>> where do y'all stand on that?

>> What? because I know everybody's about

to have something to say about 50 and

his behavior, but where do y'all stand

on somebody consistently calling

somebody out to play that's not looking

to pick up the phone?

>> That's hip-hop.

>> Well, yeah.

>> According to TI,

which he said on Million Dollars Worth

of Game, he gave an interview about this

and he specifically said, "I bumped into

50 in LA. We talked about it." He said,

"Let's do it." He said, "I'mma go out in

public and talk about it first and then

pull you in." I'm learning more and more

that people don't really know how to

read superstar talk,

>> especially in LA.

>> Here we go again. That That's superstar

talk. Yeah. Oh yeah, man. Let's do it.

When somebody in your face saying

something that you don't give a [ __ ]

about. Hey, do me like, "Hey, Joe, man,

we should do a a pod. Me and you." Oh

yeah, man. Sure. Let's do it. That means

move. That's how easy it is. I didn't

believe that story when I first heard it

just because

50 is the kind of person that if if I

don't [ __ ] with you,

I don't [ __ ] with you. And he's kind of

made it clear back in the mid 2000s when

he was dissing TI and calling him out

for the whole the charge he caught and

and you know how that case went. He kind

of made it clear where he stood with TI.

So I don't I don't And um during the co

times when when he was asked about it,

he was just like, "Yo, I'm not doing

that. Don't leave me alone.

>> I don't want to do it." So if I don't

[ __ ] with you and I said I don't want to

do it. Leave me alone. I don't see 50

now turning around saying

>> about somebody consistently calling out

somebody who clearly don't give a [ __ ]

about versus.

>> But a

person that has shown I don't [ __ ] with

you.

>> That's true. and don't give a [ __ ] about

verses. But but if I saw you post that

and you said X, Y, or Z, then is the

person, again, I don't know what

happened. I'm just being objective. If I

saw you after that and you said, "Yo,

yeah, let's do it." And I say, "All

right, cool." I'mma I'm I'mma hype it

up. I'mma hype it up and put some and

put some smoke behind it and then bring

you in on it.

>> Yeah.

>> And even if you was bullshitting, I

don't know you bullshitting.

So now if I do it, then what?

>> And like Tip said, then just say you

don't want to do it. just hit me and

say, "Yo, bro, I don't want to do it."

I'm with you. He I don't I don't think

that I don't think that TI is lying

about the conversation he had. I think

he may have misread 50.

>> Yes, possibly. That's what I think

happened.

>> But at some point, when you see me out

here calling you on versus all you got

to do is say, "Bro, I know I said that.

>> DM me." Yo, my [ __ ] I ain't really in

space.

>> I don't [ __ ] with you. I'm not DMing

you. I'm not hitting you saying, "Bro,

nothing."

>> I'm just saying if if that's the case,

>> if that's the case, then just ignore it.

Cuz the way 50 moves is if I don't like

again if if he don't [ __ ] with somebody,

he makes it I don't want nothing to do

with you in any capacity.

>> But it don't feel like that's what they

was doing because they had this

situation. I I I remember back in during

that time where he where he was talking

[ __ ] Then they had a time where they

were cool again. And they were talking

in front of the camera and behind the

scenes about stuff. They were talking

about projects. It was a lot of [ __ ]

happening. You know what I Even when he

even when he brought him on stage when

he remember when 50 came on stage when

TI brought Jay-Z out

>> and that's what I'm saying it was a time

where they was all mixing and mingling

and it it wouldn't be unreasonable to

think we cool enough to do this versus

all I'm saying. But

>> but again if you don't want to do the

versus

>> just say you don't want to do it.

>> Just say no or ignore it.

>> Boom.

>> And it'll go away.

>> Right. Or I could say you a rad ass

[ __ ] and post the commercial and then

you'll know I don't want to do it.

>> True. Right. And to me again, that's

where you we color it outside the lines.

If I call you out on some rap [ __ ]

respond with some rap [ __ ] or ignore me

on some rap [ __ ]

>> But if I don't see, I I keep seeing

people even back when um Fab Mayo Davies

and Jim put the record out. Everybody

say, "Oh, 50, you got to rap now."

Why? 50 has not been rapping.

>> I'm not active.

>> Y'all chose to rap. That's the rap.

>> Yeah. said he started to he was like I

started to respond on a make a mixtape

um dissing them fellas and I didn't do

it

>> right

>> be again I am not active so you're

calling out yeah you're a rapping cool I

got other [ __ ] going I'm working over

here I'm in film I'm in uh you know TV

shows all of this I'm I'm in the

Hollywood world

just because you raped don't mean I have

to rap

>> and I ignore and that's what he did to

them right

>> with the TI situation you calling me out

again for some music [ __ ] I am off

music. So I'mma that's he could have

ignored it the same way he did Jim and

them. I think him even putting that

Crimestoppers video up as a response is

more on the see I really don't [ __ ] with

you side. Leave me alone.

>> I mean yeah he definitely clearly

expressed that. You're 100% right. I

just don't like

>> but we didn't even finish telling the

story.

>> Oh yeah. Yeah. And then um after you

know like you said he put out the uh he

didn't respond to the versus request.

He's putting out memes and videos and

stuff and then he just starts putting

Tiny up there.

>> Yes,

>> that's way outside the lines.

>> It's very outside the lines.

>> Y'all know I feel like that too.

>> Yes.

>> But I also know that 50 don't feel like

I feel.

>> Yeah. He don't care.

>> He don't feel like I feel. I think kids

is kids, your wife, your family. I don't

I'm not never playing like that with

nobody.

>> Me neither.

>> He don't feel like that.

But right to me though, it's like if we

going to play like that, and I don't

think you ever should, it should be in

response to somebody else playing like

that. At this point, Tia still hadn't

said or done nothing to warrant that.

You called him a rat.

>> Mhm.

>> He responded by saying, "I don't respect

this dude no more. I don't even want to

be on stage with him cuz in another

interview like, would you still He's

like, I wouldn't want to be on stage,

dude. I don't respect for him." We

called him a duck, which apparently

Atlanta some [ __ ] you don't want to be.

>> You know what I mean? He did all that,

but he never took it nowhere else.

>> Mhm. You know what I mean? And then to

post a picture of somebody's wife to me

is so far out of bounds.

>> I agree.

>> And I feel like people are just starting

to say something in the comments, but I

feel like too many people give 50

passes. One, cuz we like the pettiness

and I'm one of them sometimes. I enjoy

the pettiness when it's funny. Like

buying two rows of seats at somebody's

show, so the show is empty.

>> To me, that's funny. [ __ ] funny.

That's inside the box.

>> Yeah. It's it's in right. It's it's

inside and it's hilarious. Right. Start

talking about people wife, their kids,

all that [ __ ] to me way way way too

far. And because nobody we enable that

[ __ ] we everybody's so scared they

don't say [ __ ] or or they or they play

along and act like it's funny, it keeps

happening. That [ __ ] was so far out of

bounds. So when

TI responds or really TI Sun responded

first, King responded and people had the

nerve to be mad at King for responding.

>> I didn't understand.

>> I didn't get that either. That one.

Well, I I I No, I do I do get why.

>> Why?

>> [ __ ] don't like King.

>> Oh. Again, it's back to that. A lot of

times it's very simple. Who we like more

like you just said, [ __ ] love 50. So

whatever he do, they're going to rock

with it. And it's easy. It's easy if

it's a target that [ __ ] [ __ ] been

clowning King and not really respecting

King. So now, oh, this is who you

>> No, we don't like him. So you're wrong,

>> right?

>> When in actuality, anybody with a set of

nuts would do that for their mother.

>> Of course. And that's the part people

almost forgot like that's his [ __ ]

mom.

>> That's his mom right there. So when King

makes a video saying, you know, talking

about 50 dig up your dead ass mama and

then posted eventually post a picture of

50's mom, do I like that [ __ ] No. I

think that's out of bounds, too. But I'm

not going to telling somebody how to

respond to somebody who just did that.

Again, I don't I think they both should

knock that [ __ ] off. But

>> we're out of bounds, though.

>> We out here. And I got to fight fire

with fire.

>> Yeah.

>> So, or or ignore it, which again, you

know, if if I was mediating, I'd say,

"Yo, everybody stop."

>> But I'm not pointing at King like he's

the one that started this [ __ ] No,

>> he didn't take he didn't take it there

first. Yeah. [ __ ] no. He's wrong. He's

dead wrong.

>> And then

>> should I play the joint?

>> Then the music started coming.

>> Then the music started.

>> Sheesh.

>> First verse. I'm pausing it.

>> Fire.

>> Yeah.

>> He said a lot.

>> He He said a lot. He said

>> he said a lot.

>> He did. I feel like people kind of

have uh

figured out that rapping is just how you

do this with 50.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Because he's not he's not

>> Cuz you're not going to rap.

>> He's not going to rap.

>> True.

>> Mhm.

>> So, the rapping kind of just settles off

with him.

>> But this version of rapping is a little

different than the other rapping we've

seen. Like, cuz again, he's telling him,

>> "I'm with that, too."

>> True.

>> Be clear. I'm talking to you in a song,

but I'm I'm I'm with this.

>> It's It's like, "Yo, dog. Everybody's

scared of you."

>> I ain't.

>> Yeah.

>> Right.

>> It's a better place to fight him because

Instagram, he's going to win that.

>> He's going to win. Hands down.

>> Yeah.

>> Not everybody care about that. Yo,

>> that's true, too.

>> Like, cool. You can win that. You got

it. Salute.

That's what he's saying. I don't Okay.

Memes right?

>> Yeah. Yeah, cuz Ashley played the second

part.

>> Yeah, this is where

>> TI is [ __ ] nice. Yo,

>> yes, he is. He can rap his been reminded

[ __ ]

>> Yeah,

>> a rapper cuz again, you see the comedy

and you see all of this. And let me just

remind y'all, I can do this.

>> Yeah, he's in a good bag. He's in a good

flow. This this bop he got going, the

beats he got going. It sound like some

>> and right off of that the back of the

let them know

>> because that let them know damn near the

hottest song in the country.

>> That [ __ ] is fire. That's the song of

the year to me so far.

>> Some LeAngelo ball [ __ ] right there.

>> Sound crazy.

>> I got to ask you later about that. What

if it happened to him?

Exactly what was going to happen to him?

>> You said that thing right before

>> absolutely nothing. stupid ass [ __ ]

ball plays trying to soup that [ __ ] up.

It It's hot for a week.

>> It was fun for a week.

All right, [ __ ] Move now.

>> Then he tried to come back with the

second one. All right,

>> I don't want to hear your songs if I

know your dad. I

>> know. What is this nigga's problem?

>> He's pretty crazy.

>> I just don't if I know your father.

Yeah, man. Tell your dad call me, man.

Get get going, little scrap idiot. Yeah.

>> So, where would this go? Like I remember

like after Jedicus did check me, I felt

like the same thing. Like it was like he

wrapped, he killed it, we ain't talk

about it no more. Like like it just it

it chilled out. Like is that is that

really just it like the time you just

>> Well, he went to the internet too,

>> huh?

>> T went to the internet as well.

>> Oh, yeah. And he did like the family

thing.

>> Yeah. He did a family thing with a

caption that said, "My biggest flex is

being able to protect my mama till I

could provide her with a better life.

Happy birthday, mama." With the family

around the table with his mother. And

again, now you playing those.

>> This is nasty work. 50 mom died when he

was eight.

>> Something like that.

>> Yeah. Something.

>> Yeah. I mean like and we know it's it's

this is going somewhere nasty. If 50 has

thick skin and he's like this is how we

play it's fine. If he don't cuz some

people can give it can give the the

bullying but can't take it

>> then this is going to go somewhere

stupid. I don't want to go nowhere

stupid either.

>> You know that's

>> I think this [ __ ] is embarrassment. Two

successful black men in their own right

resorting to this [ __ ] I think it

always it's always us having this black

eye like we can't be successful and just

[ __ ] maintain a level of decorum

intact. I think the [ __ ] is whack.

>> I agree it was whack but if you're if

you're TI I'm not mad at Ti first.

>> Okay. Me either.

>> I ain't mad at Ti. Okay.

>> Ti ain't did nothing wrong to me. If if

I had his ear I would be like stop.

>> Yeah. I was I wouldn't say do nothing.

>> But dog I think Ti was going to be quiet

and not really approach it

>> until his son jumped out. And once your

son jumps out in defense of his mom, you

as the father, now your hand is forced.

>> No, I think once he put his wife,

>> he was addressing that no matter what I

think he addressed it already on on

whatever interview he did like, "Yo, I

don't want to [ __ ] with this [ __ ] no

more." Blah blah blah blah blah. And now

when my son goes viral for going, he has

no choice now.

>> I I think

>> Well, you posted his wife after that.

That's what I'm saying.

>> So, a response was coming from TI. I

think regardless, Tip wasn't letting

that go. The whole family, none of us

would.

>> Yeah. I'm saying nobody would have said

that. Just let that fly.

>> And I do love the family flex. I don't

like using it to taunt someone who lost

their mother,

>> but I like family being a flex for a

rapper.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. You being at the table with your

mom, successful black man,

>> your kids being able to provide you,

right? You you

>> not in I'm just in life. That's what

that's the goal to be able to do that.

In fairness, he put up videos in the

last couple weeks like that before

rapping with the family at the table in

Atlanta.

>> He's been on his family [ __ ] for

decades. This particular scene show his

family. That's what I'm saying. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> So, that's just what he do. But like

Yeah. I I I'm irritated by this. I hate

like you said, it's embarrassing.

>> [ __ ] is embarrassing to us, dog. Yeah.

>> Is there anybody in this day and age, I

remember in the '9s and Yeah. Really the

'90s and the early arts like like

Farrakhan and them like step in and shut

this [ __ ] down. Is there anybody who has

the respect to get two rappers,

especially that statue to come in now

and be like, "Yo,

>> Farah Con,

>> Wallow,

>> Baron Hill,

>> Obama,

>> man, you you are wallow, [ __ ] Get out

there."

>> It depend.

>> It depends on the rappers,

>> honestly. These two

>> That's true.

>> It depend on the rappers because

>> Yeah, it depends on the rappers. But

these two

Obama do it depending on who the rappers

with.

>> He can't do it with 50, right?

>> But depending on who the other rappers

were, Jay could do it,

>> right?

>> He can't do it with 50 though. Is there

somebody Is there somebody 50 would

listen to other than Dr. Dre? Maybe.

>> Maybe.

>> M.

>> I would say Dre or M.

>> That's it.

>> Okay.

>> And I think Dre and I don't even mind

their business.

>> I think they kind of just

>> let him do whatever he doing,

>> right?

>> The 50 [ __ ] is tough, dog, because he's

he's a he's a star star. Like he's a

star. He's a big star. You're not going

to catch him. You're not going to catch

him and do something to him. And it'll

be more likely that he has people where

you are before you have people where he

is,

>> right?

>> That's just as people are going about

life. Like not even on a plan.

>> Like John really went to go perform at

the [ __ ]

>> and [ __ ] was like, "Oh, like what do

you what do you do? What do you do?"

>> Yeah. It's tough.

>> It's tough to deal with.

>> It is. You got to be ready to deal with

all that comes with this stupid [ __ ]

>> Mhm.

And I think that's the other reason like

you were saying why people don't say

much about him is that [ __ ] don't want

to deal with that.

>> Yeah. That's bully [ __ ] That's the

[ __ ] That's actually [ __ ] TI's rapping

about. It's bully [ __ ] That's what I

don't like about it.

>> Like and and we I mean I'm a fan of 50.

I'm a fan of TI. You know what I mean?

It's not about the music. It's about

just like we ain't got to move this way.

Like you won. You up. You survived all

this [ __ ] in life. You successful. Like

both of them.

>> Yeah. Just enjoy the [ __ ] Ti seems to

enjoy it. type with 50 as outside

observer as a fan it looks like almost

like are you happy like it's like it's

it's like there always has to be

somebody to [ __ ] with always has to be

somebody to un see I think that's where

you get the happiness from

>> and I don't I'm not I'm not I'm not

>> I don't want to psych analyze him but

I'm not going to go there I don't think

you're wrong

>> before you get to him being a bully

>> before you get to him being a bully

>> he's sensitive

a lot of bullies are and and and he'll

tell you that But

knowing that,

you kind of just like all of them

interviews TI did, if you know you

talking about a sensit somebody who's

sensitive and on a different type of

time, like what do you that person's

going to react this way? Like cuz 50

will say, "I don't [ __ ] with nobody

that's not [ __ ] with me."

>> Yeah, I hear that. But let's say, but if

your theory is right

and you're 50, then you know that you

told that you was blowing smoke up when

you told Tia, "Let's go do this."

>> Oh, for sure.

>> So then,

[ __ ]

>> I think you shouldn't be sensitive and

T's out there saying, "Let's do the

verses cuz T's only doing the [ __ ] that

I told him to go do."

>> Yeah. I think that going from I'm tired

of you inviting me to the verses to like

dissing your wife is a massive leak.

>> Yes. That's the part that I'm not

[ __ ] with.

>> Yeah.

>> Well, no, he dissed him first. See, now

it's not like I'm caving 59. I don't

want to do that. He dissed him first

with the crimes stopper [ __ ]

>> Uhhuh.

>> And then we saw more TI interviews. And

I think 50 posting the wife, which I'm

totally against is his way of saying,

"All right, we're going to continue to

up this."

>> Who dissed who with the crime stopper

ship?

>> 50 just put the TI crime on.

>> That's my point.

>> Yeah. But for what? Why he dissing with

that? For ask him to do verses. That's

what I'm saying. Like I don't I don't

even see how we get there. Got it. Got

it.

>> I don't even see how we get there. It's

like he ain't do.

>> Yeah. It's a big jump. It's a big jump.

Even the Crimestoppers [ __ ] I'm not all

the way mad at cuz it was released. It

was out there. You know what I mean?

Like once you start posting

>> I understood TI on that one. I wouldn't

do it but I understood his point. He

said they won't they told me I was going

to jail if I did Crimes Stoppers. So I

did Crimes Stoppers. He said if I happen

to catch another case you should expect

to see another commercial

360 out this [ __ ]

>> Crimestoppers is not I won't get into

snitching cuz I know y'all really boost

but like

it's not exactly snitching. He said if

you see something say something. He

ain't telling nobody, but whatever. If

you want to use that promoting, I get

you. I'm not I'm not I wouldn't do it.

But I'm saying it's on YouTube. It's

fair game. I just don't think it's a

fair response to, hey, let's do a

versus.

>> Just know that for the people that were

outside when this whole TI guns in the

Walmart parking lot thing came about. It

was a really big deal.

>> It was award. That's what I'm saying.

Another award show. One of the biggest

rappers is caught with what in the

parking lot.

>> And it was a they had silencers.

>> A arsenal.

>> Yeah. Machine guns and silencers.

>> [ __ ] had an arsenal.

>> Yeah. Listen, we got

>> military grade.

>> Yeah.

>> Arsenal.

>> He had good lawyers.

>> All you want me to do is a Crimes

Stoppers commercial together.

>> PSA. I'll do some PSAs.

>> Young Thug put on a whole show in front

of the courthouse.

>> I do a telephone.

TI is rapping though.

>> He's rapping his ass off. And that the

the Let him Him Know record is still so

fire. Fire.

>> Then he put another snippet out. This

one he put up on streaming.

>> Yeah, I thought that was a strange

choice.

>> Yeah, it's it's called war snippet, but

it's on

>> I think this actually came before

>> war came first.

>> Oh, excuse. I'm sorry.

>> Yeah, War came first. And he was

snippeting to death.

>> Yeah, was snippeting.

>> But to throw the snippet on DSPs, that's

what lost me. Like I know people do the

snippet game all day. Of course.

>> Tease it on your Instagram on your

>> That's what I saw on the Instagram. He I

didn't realize he put

>> This is Yeah, this is on Apple under his

name.

>> That's weird.

>> Yeah, it was weird.

>> But he did that then he did to let him

know.

>> Yeah.

>> Okay.

>> I would just be I I wouldn't want again

speaking for only me. I know humans are

very different out there. I wouldn't

want my roll out to be consumed by 50.

>> Well, he said that in in in the song

like the fact that I'm even letting this

get in the middle of this right now. I

think it was the first verse. He he has

a couple bars in there about

>> I don't even like that I'm a doing this

in the middle of my roll out.

>> You've done it before.

>> When Rage the Machine

>> Yeah, you stomped on you [ __ ] you

stomped on a couple people roll outs

>> including your own

French roll out and no more French

album. All that little cute hanging

y'all was doing at the mall and that

little pool party at that little Mara

Largo. Not Mara logo. Where? Calabass's

house. Enough of that. You [ __ ] be too

friendly. I ain't seen a p picture of

Drake and French together since then.

Good. Step on that. Step on my own [ __ ]

because imploded. [ __ ] it. I ain't got

to sell. I'm retiring. IT'S MY

RETIREMENT ALBUM. I DON'T NEED TO SELL

another record, [ __ ] I will

selfdetonate and push your [ __ ] back.

>> Time ass rapper. Definitely.

>> Yeah, I kamicazi the whole [ __ ]

>> I mean, I get it. I get it. And I hope

LVMH starts putting some of that good

marketing behind the Fel record

>> because that record could go. Should go.

>> That record is kind of going.

>> It's going.

>> Yeah, it is kind of.

>> It's going. It's going.

>> [ __ ] is going. Oh, that's a let them

know joint.

>> Yeah. For real produced that one music

nerd.

>> That was for real music guy.

>> I'm not the music guy.

>> Yeah. No, that I love the record. I just

got that for

>> did that.

>> Thank you. Thanks. That's for real

Williams.

>> Yeah.

>> Formerly

half the Neptunes.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh man. When is the TI project coming

out?

>> I don't know.

>> If he rapping like this.

>> Oh, I'm there. Yeah.

>> Yep. I'm there.

>> The year.

>> I'm there.

>> Every album is album of the year.

>> That's it. I said it will be. We said

that by the uh clips. I think it got

that kind of energy again. I want the

oldheads to win awards this year. I like

the Oh, listen. I ain't mad at the old

heads. They've been kicking ass, so keep

doing it.

>> Yeah.

>> All his [ __ ] just is sounding like that

good old Atlanta word. That old Atlanta

good [ __ ]

>> 03.

>> He did a lot of rapping in this little

[ __ ] Sure did,

>> man. That [ __ ] ain't even trying to

enunciate no more.

>> Yeah, he went to that

>> SWAT [ __ ] bakehead ass.

>> Then we got to fight too. If you put out

a disc record and it's chuck full of

disses and I start to feel like you

wanted to say some of this stuff to me

for a while. Oh,

>> those are the best.

>> Like this track feel like he just had a

lot that he needed to say to 50 Cent

and then now's a good time to do it

>> again. Man, I go back to that 50 verse

on you so tough from the second Gunit

album where he

talked about the whole gun case. The way

you said that if I'm TI, I might have

had something to say to you for a minute

>> when I was I that might have been why I

wanted to get on this versus stage with

you.

>> No, T want to get on the versus stage

with any New York [ __ ] That [ __ ]

specifically because he want to

embarrass New York [ __ ] cuz he feel

like New York just looks down in

Atlanta.

>> I get that. But at the same time, you

know how rappers got that list of Yeah,

but you. I think 50 is his Yeah, but

you.

>> That might be fair. I could see that.

Yeah, I think you're right.

>> He's called him out of several times. I

ain't like that [ __ ] you said before.

And I've been waiting for this chance.

I think there's a couple people that's

been waiting for him.

>> Yeah, I think Ti does feel like that

now. You say cuz he in the track talking

about New York. Y'all going to defend

y'all king on this one? I never know to

call 50 Cent the king of New York. I've

never heard that before.

>> Yeah,

>> he said it.

>> I haven't heard that one time in my rap.