—[100:08.140 --> 100:10.680] She said, hey, come on, let's turn, I said, hey,
—[100:11.880 --> 100:14.960] yes. Let's turn it on, I didn't even watch the trailer or nothing.
—[100:15.400 --> 100:33.160] I just hit play. And I felt like obsession made its way to Apple TV kind of soon I purchased it available for purchase. Yeah, it's available for rent late in the month But I purchased it and I still thought that was kind of fast. It is it happens quicker now. It's very it's not It's not very quick. Yeah, like Michael Jackson movies out already. Yeah, I was like damn.
—[100:36.180 --> 100:37.540] So we press play
—[100:37.940 --> 100:42.620] and it's early enough in the day to where I'm not falling asleep.
—[100:43.320 --> 100:44.920] So I'm going to watch this.
—[100:45.640 --> 100:48.260] I'm going to look at this. Sorry to hear that.
—[100:49.120 --> 100:52.400] This is the dumbest movie that I've ever fucking seen.
—[100:52.720 --> 101:10.860] This is 1 of the worst movies. And I know that my audience is sick of hearing me say something about movies being the worst. But y'all, Parks came on in and said that this movie was the worst and I saw some of y'all out there kill him for his take Yeah, we trashed this movie. We did this. So this is why I'm killing this movie from the rip
—[101:12.660 --> 101:15.020] Dude come on and is a loser
—[101:16.800 --> 101:17.300] Boy
—[101:17.720 --> 101:18.220] boy
—[101:18.580 --> 101:19.560] He's a loser
—[101:20.580 --> 101:22.780] He drops the girl off to her house.
—[101:25.520 --> 101:30.240] And this is problem number 1, which is the overarching problem with this movie.
—[101:32.360 --> 101:37.620] He bought a little wish thing to make a wish and he wished that the girl would like him.
—[101:38.280 --> 101:38.780] However,
—[101:39.160 --> 101:40.740] the girl already liked
—[101:41.880 --> 101:55.180] him. Seemingly yeah. Wasn't no seemingly about it. Me and my girl had a 5 minute fight about it and she done dropped 90 hits she did she did she did hey she said hey do you like my friend do you like my friend nancy or whatever the fuck you like nancy
—[101:55.680 --> 101:56.380] he's like
—[101:57.020 --> 102:01.200] no what the fuck nah just she's cool so are you sure
—[102:03.420 --> 102:06.860] okay all right she's trying to give him the book do you want to come in
—[102:07.780 --> 102:10.280] Yeah, yeah, like the night is young
—[102:15.600 --> 102:24.700] But anyway, she's like are you sure that we can't do anything together? I'm like, oh, she likes him. Bro is the worst actor. She likes this guy. He's a little bit too horrible.
—[102:25.640 --> 102:52.520] So then he breaks the thing, and now she turns into whatever the fuck he turns into. And now this becomes the worst movie in the world for the next hour and hour. I was 45 minutes in and I was like, I thought it was like 10 minutes, I thought we was in the beginning still. This shit was a wreck. But I stayed long enough to get a good laugh at the end. Cause I got to get some good laughs at the end. When the Cycle came out and banged the friend's head on the steering wheel. On the steering wheel? Yeah, bam, bam, bam. Come on, dawg.
—[102:52.980 --> 102:59.120] Because by this point, the movie's so corny that I'm like, fuck, Malik Beasley trying to get that rebound. And then I'm like, god,
—[102:59.540 --> 103:04.440] just give me some. So they sitting there talking and shit in the car. I'm like, I tell you oh y'all about to die
—[103:04.820 --> 103:05.880] You're about to die
—[103:06.960 --> 103:13.440] You know, you're okay right out broke. Don't I bang bang bang then the funny part it didn't walk to the other side
—[103:14.380 --> 103:19.700] Gave him hug. Oh, baby. I love you. Oh this movie is dumb. Oh the kickback that they went to
—[103:20.260 --> 103:23.640] That's back the kickback that they went to that was the worst kickback
—[103:26.600 --> 103:31.580] Well, we've seen too many good movies based off of this somebody falling in love and and
—[103:32.860 --> 103:38.120] Stocks fatal attractions that we've seen this this was a bad version of it was
—[103:38.860 --> 103:42.500] if she wasn't attractive that movie would no 1 would pay attention right
—[103:43.320 --> 103:47.600] but she wasn't attractive as they showed her is like half a skeleton
—[103:50.060 --> 103:50.560] and
—[103:51.300 --> 103:53.920] duct tape the door all like a bitch.
—[103:54.480 --> 103:59.100] And that was the other thing. That was pretty funny. Duct tape of the door was pretty funny. But that's my door. Like
—[103:59.640 --> 104:01.800] I asked her, hey, who house they in?
—[104:04.760 --> 104:09.160] At some point this movie's so bad, I'm like wait, is this his crib?
—[104:09.600 --> 104:16.560] Just put the bitch out. Yeah. They never really got into them just living together now. Oh You have to go you gotta
—[104:16.920 --> 104:17.980] use it listen
—[104:20.040 --> 104:27.260] Yeah, that movie was so bad that movie was a mess it was it had the nerve to be for a longer what that movie was absolutely atrocious
—[104:28.100 --> 104:28.600] Whatever
—[104:28.980 --> 104:30.240] speaking of love though
—[104:31.260 --> 104:34.440] See we had 2 people come Empire State Building in the name of love.
—[104:35.100 --> 104:38.300] That's love. That's love. What did the fucking sign say?
—[104:38.940 --> 104:40.880] Some shit about love. Sorry for the dookie.
—[104:43.140 --> 104:47.180] By the time I saw it it said Joe was part of the month. I think that is the 1 I saw. That's the 1 I didn't know what the funny was.
—[104:49.300 --> 104:56.780] Hey, by the time I saw it, the internet changed that sign to say everything else. It was bugging out. I saw a Cheez-Its ad. It was originally the Jimi Hendrix pull, right? It was. The power of love replaces
—[105:01.560 --> 105:02.520] the love of power.
—[105:02.900 --> 105:10.500] That's it. That's Jimi Hendrix. All right, that was from Jimi Hendrix. Yeah. Man, if he wanted to, he will. That was lit. That was beautiful.
—[105:11.200 --> 105:12.880] Who fucking could top that?
—[105:13.440 --> 105:22.960] Who wants to? Word. It's some fucking lit topic. It's lit, though. It's lit. I Once I realized it was a proposal, I was like, oh you stupid ass m******. And it's also content, right? And they're fire.
—[105:24.140 --> 105:25.600] They get to bail out together.
—[105:26.020 --> 105:27.580] And they're daredevils I think.
—[105:27.960 --> 105:30.700] I think they've had a Netflix special. They
—[105:31.840 --> 105:32.340] did.
—[105:33.140 --> 105:35.260] They caught like 4 charges. They got burglary, trespassing.
—[105:35.920 --> 105:38.420] Yeah. They got like 4 joints. Worth it.
—[105:38.860 --> 105:39.800] Yeah. Is it?
—[105:40.900 --> 105:43.380] Yeah. That's some shit I would never do. You seen that picture she took?
—[105:43.780 --> 105:51.080] Yeah. With the ring like this? She's ready to make the money. She's going to make that back time to time. You got to go to the moon to time that. I don't know what height, so that shit. Now you got height. I was crazy. Just looking at the pictures
—[105:52.260 --> 105:53.340] You gotta do that
—[105:54.720 --> 105:57.940] Violent it wasn't no crazy violent like
—[106:01.580 --> 106:03.840] Do that with the positive thing
—[106:04.260 --> 106:10.660] I get up there with my girls, that f***ing skinny ass, and I'd get the wave and I'd be the f***ing f***ing fell down.
—[106:11.200 --> 106:17.420] And then the other thing, if they heard it'd be me. If I got, my arthritis start kicking in my hand Just watching them try to hold on to that thing
—[106:18.840 --> 106:20.340] Go he talked about everybody
—[106:23.260 --> 106:26.440] 1st I was enjoying it, but now it's like it's too much. Yeah
—[106:28.040 --> 106:29.880] You talk about some dude that was built bad
—[106:30.660 --> 106:31.160] Yeah,
—[106:31.840 --> 106:34.780] oh he built a guy at Lowe's okay
—[106:36.660 --> 106:44.020] 13 hours our entire this backer be fat to Yeah, oh he built me. Who would do that? The guy at Lowe's, okay. God forbid to me, I'm making $13 an hour and he tired his back hurt, but he fat too, cornered your butt. Look, listen, back in my day when I used to work at DeWiz,
—[106:44.720 --> 106:46.100] I was a stock boy.
—[106:46.440 --> 106:47.620] So the salesperson
—[106:48.520 --> 106:55.020] would sell you the item and then I would come out and help you put it in your vehicle and hopefully you would tip me.
—[106:55.340 --> 106:56.100] Not at Lowes.
—[106:57.380 --> 107:00.560] Ain't no stock person, I told you it wasn't but 2 niggas. So
—[107:01.060 --> 107:04.700] the bigger dude that's helping me gotta come out
—[107:05.120 --> 107:17.800] and be my, the stock boy too. He gotta go get the tape measure. I'm asking him, yo, can this thing fit in here? He's like, yo, no, we could take the top off and we could do this. And so we had to stand in the heat for, so I'm watching a fat
—[107:18.240 --> 107:18.740] white
—[107:19.620 --> 107:20.120] in
—[107:20.660 --> 107:21.640] immense heat.
—[107:22.740 --> 107:24.740] Then what a good match. No.
—[107:25.240 --> 107:27.880] Trying to put an AC in the Ferrari and shit. What?
—[107:28.680 --> 107:34.240] Why would you get yourself anyway? You don't do shit for yourself. Why were you doing this for yourself anyway? I wasn't doing it for myself. Why were you doing this for yourself anyway? I wasn't doing it for myself
—[107:34.900 --> 107:35.660] Why were you?
—[107:36.600 --> 107:43.820] No, I'm doing so my girl could cook. No, I was missing the point my girl get on the grill. Huh? I'm leaving it alone What happened? I think we got the house
—[107:46.720 --> 108:00.420] I didn't want to be the 1 to say it. I'm like, Joe ain't never told a story where he had to do a lot of lows. He was supposed to go to Lowe's. He was supposed to do a lot of Lowe's. I'm out of stories. They're always in the same place. And what he didn't tell you is he went to Home Depot 1st, but they ain't happy.
—[108:01.460 --> 108:06.880] Right. So I had to go to Lowe's. Yo, the funniest shit, I'm going to say this and then I'm moving on, because, fuck
—[108:07.660 --> 108:14.400] y'all. But before I leave, because I'm going to get a haircut, so I'm like, all right, I can start all the way. Wait, wait, wait, wait, you're going to get a haircut? Then he's like,
—[108:15.040 --> 108:19.280] I thought you came to the pit. The barber come to your crib, son. 2 barbers.
—[108:19.940 --> 108:30.620] And this is the time when you need to go out. Yeah. It's not like I go out. Unless the side comes to the house. Did this happen to fall on the C&A? With the Delaware Lowe's, because it's tax-free. I can see what you want. Yeah.
—[108:32.360 --> 108:37.940] So I'm like, all right, I'll go to Lowe's and then I'll go to the barber and then I'll go to Restoration.
—[108:40.900 --> 108:51.900] I try to get me like a table. So I go in the living room, I sit down, her son come up to me with the shit, with the death. Well, she only got 1 son. So her son come up to me and he say
—[108:53.600 --> 108:54.360] hey man
—[108:54.720 --> 108:56.300] I can go with you to get a haircut
—[108:56.600 --> 108:59.280] like when you go that's dope I say yes
—[108:59.620 --> 109:02.240] but I'm not just gonna get a haircut I'm going to Lowe's
—[109:02.800 --> 109:08.000] then I'm gonna get a haircut then I'm going to restoration hallway I'll listen you know I say you know
—[109:08.700 --> 109:09.360] I'm down
—[109:09.680 --> 109:11.100] Anything to get away from these girls.
—[109:11.700 --> 109:15.820] I'm like, yo, oh my God, yo, these
—[109:16.220 --> 109:16.720] b****,
—[109:19.240 --> 109:20.000] you're f***ing,
—[109:20.680 --> 109:21.560] these motherf***ers.
—[109:28.120 --> 109:29.020] Anyway, man,
—[109:29.340 --> 109:35.960] what else needs artis? Coco Jones! Coco Jones! Which card did you take to put this? That's my real question. Oh, so.
—[109:36.300 --> 109:42.200] Oh, OK. That makes sense. So, you know, I took my little talk. Oh, that's funny, sorry. All right. So
—[109:43.460 --> 109:44.180] Coco Jones,
—[109:44.760 --> 109:51.900] friend of the show, Even though she hasn't been to the show, but when I go to the Knicks games, when they play the Cavs, Donovan Mitchell give me a little salute. So she's a friend of the show.
—[109:53.420 --> 109:55.040] Coco Jones went on
—[109:55.680 --> 110:00.800] live to talk about some of the struggles she's been having as an artist. I thought it was so honest and transparent
—[110:01.260 --> 110:02.540] and good to hear
—[110:02.980 --> 110:05.880] that I wanted to come in here and play it for you guys
—[110:06.460 --> 110:12.500] to see what y'all thought. But this was just refreshing to me to hear in real time somebody who's
—[110:12.840 --> 110:14.980] by all accounts kind of lit. Right. Right.
—[110:15.360 --> 110:15.940] Talk about
—[110:16.560 --> 110:19.380] some of the hurdles that they have in trouble
—[110:20.460 --> 110:22.520] with. Here she is, Coco Jones.
—[110:23.200 --> 110:27.160] I never came into this game knowing exactly what I do.
—[110:29.340 --> 110:32.120] I knew I could sing my ass off, that was pretty clear.
—[110:32.700 --> 110:34.700] That was kind of the only consistent, but
—[110:35.820 --> 110:37.040] I didn't really have a thing.
—[110:38.760 --> 110:44.680] I don't think I really have like a thing personality sure like relatable this is so honest anyway
—[110:45.880 --> 110:50.040] I think that is biting me in the ass right now. Like with this album,
—[110:52.600 --> 110:56.640] I feel like the reception that I'm getting out in the world is like confusion.
—[110:57.380 --> 111:05.820] Obviously I get that because in the inner world, it's confusion. Not specifically about like what I stand for what I'm trying to talk about things of that nature, but really more like
—[111:06.460 --> 111:13.100] How does it sound how is it supposed to sound? What is the sound? I'm so drained. Actually, I'm so drained of this
—[111:17.880 --> 111:24.740] Cuz it is a draining process if you do it I was like dang she's almost there. It's like almost. It's like dang she's almost there.
—[111:25.180 --> 111:28.940] It's like almost clicking. Like what the hell is the almost and why is there always an almost?
—[111:29.540 --> 111:33.580] How long is there going to be the almost? I feel like we're at the final hour of all of this almost
—[111:34.020 --> 111:41.540] shit. It either has to click or it's gonna be over. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'll always be like, damn, what could have been? That aint, it's like, dang.
—[111:42.380 --> 111:44.840] I'm confused about what the confusion is. I thought
—[111:45.320 --> 111:47.740] Her sound and brand was kind of traditional R&B
—[111:48.740 --> 112:00.220] Yeah, but this new album isn't that I haven't maybe I've heard the new album But I think it's a part that she might not be understanding this I don't think a lot of the confusion necessarily is her for the new album. You did the album with Timbaland a
—[112:00.600 --> 112:01.660] lot of not Coco,
—[112:02.000 --> 112:14.400] not Coco Jones You're thinking of Chloe who I owe an apology to because I called that album Trash, but it wasn't an album, it was a mixtape, and I would never call it mixtape trash, that's for a different purpose. They did the track, that's my mistake, I'm sorry.
—[112:16.000 --> 112:20.220] Yeah, I've never thought that her branding was off, but maybe I haven't heard the new album
—[112:20.600 --> 112:21.900] or any new music.
—[112:22.680 --> 112:24.300] She's been experimenting with like a different...
—[112:24.740 --> 112:28.500] Let me just see so I can make sure what her new album is. I bought it, whatever it is.
—[112:30.040 --> 112:30.540] Coco
—[112:30.860 --> 112:31.360] Jones.
—[112:32.460 --> 112:41.300] I think all the shit she's talking about is extremely important for any artist though. Like you should figure out what you wanna look like, sound like, brand, your brand.
—[112:42.340 --> 112:44.340] Alright, here's her new album, yes.
—[112:46.340 --> 112:47.860] And this is from 2024
—[112:49.080 --> 112:50.340] Coco Jones, Why Not More.
—[112:51.400 --> 113:01.860] And I didn't bring this up to get this, make this a whole let's play Coco Jones playlist of music. I just thought what she said was so refreshing to hear because it was so honest and you don't hear artists that honest.
—[113:02.160 --> 113:02.860] Yeah. Oh,
—[113:03.420 --> 113:07.080] I like this song. And the thing about music, right? Like, what do we know about Coco Jones?
—[113:07.460 --> 113:12.220] Not a thing. Not a thing. Not a thing outside of Fresh Prince of Bel Air,
—[113:12.840 --> 113:15.800] Donovan Mitchell, The Disney Channel stuff. And
—[113:16.240 --> 113:19.900] her 1st big, big, big, big single that took over everything.
—[113:20.780 --> 113:21.960] That's all we know.
—[113:22.300 --> 113:22.800] And
—[113:23.140 --> 113:25.820] I kind of feel like that's part of what she's
—[113:26.740 --> 113:27.240] addressing.
—[113:27.560 --> 113:28.480] You know what happens?
—[113:29.120 --> 113:32.580] Because like I said, I mixed her up with Khloe, but with Coco Jones,
—[113:34.740 --> 113:39.660] prior to Bel Air and all of that, her going viral with the covers
—[113:40.340 --> 113:46.960] is what introduced people to her. The downside to that is you're covering songs that are already existing, So it's not you.
—[113:47.360 --> 113:51.780] So like she said, yeah, I could sing, but it's like, if she had a single
—[113:52.080 --> 113:56.640] that put her on the map right then and there, people would kind of attach to that. All right, we know a little bit about you.
—[113:56.960 --> 113:58.440] If you're doing cover songs,
—[113:59.160 --> 114:02.620] it's a song we already know. So all you just show is you can sing. It's not
—[114:03.740 --> 114:12.740] your words, not your, you get what I'm saying? So that makes people hard to identify with who you are. Outside of the voice. And then when you follow up covers with your music
—[114:13.280 --> 114:14.960] and it sounds like
—[114:16.100 --> 114:17.800] older woman music.
—[114:18.360 --> 114:20.880] Yeah, okay. There's a younger person with a strong
—[114:21.400 --> 114:22.460] unique vocal
—[114:23.200 --> 114:24.300] But the music
—[114:24.760 --> 114:25.920] sounds a lot
—[114:26.600 --> 114:27.100] old
—[114:29.340 --> 114:32.780] Actually says to me that now that we're talking it through a little bit is the departure
—[114:33.120 --> 114:33.620] of
—[114:34.200 --> 114:41.140] A&R and true artist development and production at a record label because this model of her is the model of R&B songstresses
—[114:41.480 --> 114:43.040] that we grew up with from
—[114:43.940 --> 114:49.520] The 50s Motown all that shit through now. Yeah, whereas now the artist is more
—[114:50.460 --> 114:58.760] It's more dependent for them kind of to be their own brand and do their own marketing and have their own shit. That's kind of the model. Labels don't really do as much A&R
—[114:59.100 --> 114:59.600] and
—[115:00.060 --> 115:04.020] production and artist development. You're kind of expected to come in with a fan base.
—[115:05.140 --> 115:11.420] We come in and attach to you and expected to come in and know what your brand is. Right. And that's what it sounds like.
—[115:13.060 --> 115:18.900] And now you're, you had the fans, you had followers, because you know, sometimes they're just looking at numbers, but
—[115:19.240 --> 115:20.880] it wasn't a specific brand.
—[115:21.540 --> 115:24.720] So without that, now the label go grab you,
—[115:25.160 --> 115:28.600] what are we attached to? Also, you bring up the point about these A&Rs
—[115:30.180 --> 115:30.940] and development,
—[115:31.760 --> 115:32.260] right?
—[115:32.780 --> 115:34.400] I'm gonna include in
—[115:34.840 --> 115:37.760] that, I'm gonna include producers in that. And songwriters, for sure.
—[115:39.080 --> 115:39.580] Both.
—[115:40.140 --> 115:44.020] She needs a producer, someone to come in and
—[115:44.340 --> 115:45.440] produce her.
—[115:45.900 --> 115:47.860] Yes. Not just give a song,
—[115:48.280 --> 115:51.280] not just a song reference or just a hot beat.
—[115:51.740 --> 115:54.860] You not not just a song we're creating. You
—[115:55.200 --> 115:55.700] need
—[115:56.300 --> 115:56.800] production
—[115:57.320 --> 116:12.180] from from somebody that knows how to do that. And that isn't just production. It's like sitting down and just kind of kicking it with you for a while, knowing who you are as a person, what's important to you, what you like, what you don't like, in life and musically. All of that's kind of part of it. But not if
—[116:12.640 --> 116:14.280] you are not telling that producer
—[116:15.060 --> 116:19.260] what those things are. Like she said, I don't have a problem with knowing who I am
—[116:19.760 --> 116:25.260] as far as my character and my morals and my principles. But when we get into the song,
—[116:25.800 --> 116:27.660] there's something that's not connecting
—[116:28.240 --> 116:37.240] for me. Sit with somebody and speak to them. Who gives a fuck too. There you go. About your likes, your dislikes, where you want to go, your 1st breakup,
—[116:37.560 --> 116:52.100] your happiness in your relationship. You just need to do, give somebody a full download that knows how to produce if she did that with Jermaine Dupree he wouldn't let you come back with whatever came with whatever you had before And I don't say put Coco Jones with Jermaine Dupree, I'd say get her with like
—[116:52.960 --> 116:53.460] K-1.
—[116:57.720 --> 116:59.120] Okay. Some of the younger
—[117:00.040 --> 117:00.540] girls
—[117:01.240 --> 117:02.220] with a younger
—[117:03.260 --> 117:03.760] sound,
—[117:04.120 --> 117:05.100] not just in
—[117:06.100 --> 117:07.660] the beat, but the vocals,
—[117:08.020 --> 117:08.980] go get with
—[117:10.920 --> 117:13.480] a money long. Go get with people that
—[117:14.120 --> 117:25.700] can listen to you, hear you, and then go put it in a song in a way that will connect with the people that you look in the connect to it sound like she just with the song just with some people that's bringing in songs.
—[117:26.040 --> 117:31.780] Yeah she got producers on here like I was going stargates on your cardiac. There's a bunch of people that we love on this album.
—[117:32.100 --> 117:36.760] Yeah, but that's... See, that says to me that there's money behind her. Yes.
—[117:37.460 --> 117:45.120] That was my question. That don't say to me that those people are tasked with producing her. Agreed, yeah, no. It sounds like they got songs from songwriting camps, essentially,
—[117:45.540 --> 117:50.780] most likely. She can sing, we'll go get the song, We'll go get the beat over here, right? Give it to you and
—[117:51.100 --> 118:12.440] or even if you write some of yourself, but it's not like Joe was saying Somebody sitting down figuring out who you are and let's put that out and some of this goes back to analytics shit You know I'm saying that the labels probably like this songwriter wrote XYZ and this hold XYZ copies This is the producer that did XYZ and XYZ and if we put it with you and get this mixer, then it'll be a successful product, as opposed to
—[118:13.080 --> 118:16.300] building real rapport. And the other thing is finding out what she wants.
—[118:16.640 --> 118:28.660] What does success to her mean? That too. Like what are you here for? What are you trying to get? Because the labels idea of success and yours can be 2 totally different things. Label happy as shit because you did this right here. You like, yo, my music's not connected. Right.
—[118:29.160 --> 118:30.940] See like this was her single and it worked.
—[118:31.700 --> 118:34.340] But this is an older sounding
—[118:35.180 --> 118:35.680] bop.
—[118:36.060 --> 118:37.920] Which I think is okay by the way.
—[118:38.360 --> 118:38.860] Like
—[118:39.840 --> 118:43.260] I think you could do the older bop. Man get this shit baby rose.
—[118:44.640 --> 118:45.420] But it worked.
—[118:46.700 --> 118:49.640] But the problem is you just got to, she got to lean in.
—[118:50.180 --> 118:55.740] This is the problem And I used to always say this when like, I used to have fights with my production company about
—[118:56.180 --> 119:08.760] the record they wanted me to do versus whatever record I wanted to do. And they would be like, Joe, just give it a shot. Just give it a shot. Give this record a shot. And I'm like, it's not as simple as just giving it a shot. Because what if it works?
—[119:09.080 --> 119:11.100] Right. You know what? Then,
—[119:11.760 --> 119:12.780] I'm stuck to that
—[119:13.500 --> 119:16.160] now. I don't have an audience for who I am.
—[119:16.780 --> 119:24.060] I don't have an audience for what I want to do and I won't get 1. They don't even know the type of song I want to make because this 1 worked.
—[119:24.860 --> 119:53.860] And if this 1 worked, I can't come back right behind it and be me. Because now when 1 works, we are now in the business of getting shit out of work now that also does get really complicated because sometimes ours can be a little too closed off to ideas and pigeon-holed where Maybe they're like I don't like guitars in the beat or something. It's like that has nothing to do with the beat you know I'm saying like you have to be open-minded but you also have to you're right in that pigeon-holing yourself into something that you can't deliver over and over again because you don't really like it
—[119:54.320 --> 119:57.300] but you also have to be open to having producers
—[119:58.740 --> 120:11.060] steer you yeah you know what I mean it's a it's a really delicate balance yeah and the thing is you can like some shit It's not you right like I'm not saying like she might have liked this record, but now when I listen to what she's saying
—[120:11.480 --> 120:21.960] I just don't know if this record was authentic to her I don't know how many relationships you've been how many breakups you've been in how many like this record sound like somebody a lady that has been put through the relationship gambit.
—[120:23.560 --> 120:28.560] So I don't know, I think a really important part of artistry is being true to self,
—[120:29.440 --> 120:33.920] which I guess comes easy when you know what that means. Yeah. If I'm Coco Jones
—[120:34.240 --> 120:37.340] or anybody, any other artists out there struggling with that
—[120:38.000 --> 120:42.960] before you need to be heard and before you start putting records out and mix things or EPs,
—[120:43.340 --> 120:44.880] go figure that out 1st.
—[120:45.200 --> 120:57.880] Or be willing to be a character. Because that's another option too. There's plenty of artists that just, hey, I'm whoever. Billie Eilish, the human being. But when I'm Billie Eilish, the singer, I'm making weird, dark music about whatever.
—[120:58.200 --> 121:01.880] Or whoever you may be. Like, it may not be, they don't necessarily have to coexist.
—[121:02.380 --> 121:03.640] Everything doesn't have to be autobiographical.
—[121:04.100 --> 121:04.600] Yeah,
—[121:05.060 --> 121:08.920] that's probably just not gonna go for her because her voice,
—[121:09.600 --> 121:12.700] there's so much texture to her voice
—[121:13.420 --> 121:36.680] that her team, the people behind her have to figure out the story that her instrument is already telling, which is probably why they keep trying to give her these older lady songs. Right. Because her voice has this, this field to it where it seems like that's the story it should be telling. And we don't necessarily know that That might not be her story. Coco Jones, we love you up here. We do. We absolutely love you up here.
—[121:37.580 --> 121:39.480] I'm gonna play this f***ing Wavmashup
—[121:39.880 --> 121:42.100] of yours that I love because this
—[121:42.620 --> 121:44.660] is the vibe that you should be on.
—[121:46.100 --> 122:01.240] Oh, hey, what happened? She was viral singing in the ring last year, remember? It started raining in her live performance. That bitch sung it like a music video. That's a bad b****. I'm curious what the songs that she was covering were that kind of blew her up in the 1st place were they older sounding or were they younger sounding
—[122:02.060 --> 122:05.520] because that might have something to do with it too maybe she was always attracted to
—[122:06.580 --> 122:08.000] older soul kind of shit
—[122:10.360 --> 122:12.740] yeah but does that mean that's what you should produce
—[122:13.320 --> 122:14.540] maybe but maybe not
—[122:15.240 --> 122:16.400] I wish you're the best
—[122:17.260 --> 122:18.980] I think she'll get it together too.
—[122:19.400 --> 122:22.840] I think so too. Amensely talented. She's too talented. Hey, here you go.
—[122:24.520 --> 122:25.480] Hey, hey.
—[122:28.680 --> 122:38.920] Let me stop, because I'll get the dry-rate and shit. That's my song. I love this song. Pause for dry-rate. She did, she did pick up your feelings damage Go crazy back to sleep best part
—[122:39.320 --> 122:41.660] Heartbreak anniversary. Can we talk prototype
—[122:42.200 --> 122:44.040] leave the door open get you?
—[122:49.580 --> 122:50.080] Again
—[122:51.160 --> 122:55.040] how do I see what you are if, you know what I mean? Yeah.
—[122:55.780 --> 122:58.940] Yeah. And if people became fans of this, they don't know you.
—[122:59.340 --> 123:04.860] Right. It's not like all those things have a common thread. Exactly. They're all over the place. So that's what makes it harder. Yeah.
—[123:06.420 --> 123:12.180] What else? What else? What else is going on out there? Godfather of Harlem.
—[123:14.060 --> 123:15.940] Love that show. Two-hour series finale
—[123:16.560 --> 123:26.780] they picked up. I have completely forgotten about that show. Well, because they shoot every other 4 years. Oh, okay. That's why. So, the new season started? No, the season
—[123:27.120 --> 123:31.020] is over. With all types of complications. Remember they came- You said 2 hour
—[123:31.400 --> 123:32.140] series finale.
—[123:33.080 --> 123:34.140] Yes, the series
—[123:34.740 --> 123:41.240] is essentially over. However, Paramount or MGM, whatever. MGM Plus. It is MGM. MGM
—[123:41.980 --> 123:42.480] purchased
—[123:43.280 --> 123:44.320] 1 more episode
—[123:44.680 --> 123:45.940] to wrap up the entire
—[123:46.540 --> 123:47.040] series.
—[123:47.420 --> 123:55.020] Oh, I like that. I like it too. I think it's a great idea. I think more people should do it. It's basically a movie. They basically give it us a... I mean, yeah, you could call it
—[123:55.460 --> 123:59.280] that. Oh, yeah, I like that. I like that. The two-hour movie is the series finale.
—[123:59.580 --> 124:13.940] Fire. No word of when that is coming, but I just think that's a dope idea. Very fire. End it, get it out of the way. Yep, and we ain't gotta drag it out, give it to you in 1 clip, and that'd be the end of it. I will find your shit is pretty fire, by the way. Started. I'ma lock in.
—[124:14.820 --> 124:21.660] It's good so far. Yeah, it's good. I'll be cutting it on and then doing shit, not paying attention and then next thing I gotta stop it. So I got some heavy hitters in there.
—[124:22.860 --> 124:24.820] Yeah, I'm on episode 3 and
—[124:25.220 --> 124:32.940] it's good. You're in there, you locked in. You know, it's really good. I'll finish it, I'm gonna come and check it out. Let's see, what else, what else, what else, what else?
—[124:33.980 --> 124:34.480] I'm
—[124:35.220 --> 124:36.460] kind of shaken and shocked.
—[124:38.860 --> 124:41.920] Taylor Swift? No, we'll get to that. As a Swiftie,
—[124:42.540 --> 124:44.280] that's a whole other thing. Got it.
—[124:44.980 --> 124:48.480] But Lil Wayne didn't show up to his 1st tour date. Oh, man.
—[124:49.180 --> 124:50.640] If there was just some way to...
—[124:51.180 --> 124:52.160] Did you have tickets?
—[124:52.540 --> 124:53.240] Oh, yeah.
—[124:53.860 --> 124:54.960] You were going to Maine?
—[124:55.680 --> 124:59.280] Yeah. That's where you see the shows. That 1 threw me. That 1 threw me. Why?
—[125:00.420 --> 125:07.920] Maine. I'm not saying that it gets Maine, but it's like... If you go to no show somewhere, that's probably the place to do it You go no show in Mass Square Garden. No, you're not gonna do that. He's on tour
—[125:08.440 --> 125:08.940] Carter
—[125:09.280 --> 125:11.720] classics, I think the name of the tour is it's him
—[125:12.240 --> 125:17.780] 2 chains in game. Oh shit, but this game in 2 chains are splitting dates. Okay, you know, but
—[125:18.760 --> 125:19.640] yeah, they just
—[125:20.580 --> 125:24.860] Announce after like 11 something he's not coming. Thank you
—[125:26.380 --> 125:33.120] On the 1st night of your tour, that's what's crazy to me, like you do that on night 1. And it's also after a string, and I love Lil Wayne,
—[125:34.020 --> 125:35.300] a huge Lil Wayne fan,
—[125:35.740 --> 125:48.120] it's just that there's been this wave of like I'm being wrongfully treated in the industry. I don't get the big events. I don't get the Super Bowl. I don't get the this. I don't get the awards. I don't get the credit. And a lot of the people who said, we love you, but,
—[125:48.840 --> 126:10.220] dot, dot, dot, this was the dot, dot, dot. Yeah. It was the shit like this happens. No, we heard shit about the Grammys where it's like, yo, you know, show up for rehearsal and, you know, it's just like, we can't really depend. Can't bank on you, bro. Yeah. Can't bank on you. Yeah. What do you think, Joe? I'll give you 10 more seconds before I come in with a cape for Wayne. Really? Is it the cape that you left in the closet for Jay Electronica?
—[126:11.400 --> 126:13.800] Mark, I'm never caping for Jay Electronica.
—[126:14.240 --> 126:22.000] Well, you should. And the funny thing about the Wayne shit is you missed that show, but you showed up the next night at the white party at Michael Rubin's. Yes.
—[126:22.420 --> 126:26.340] What? That's awkward. That's awkward. We're not missing the white party now. Yeah.
—[126:26.720 --> 126:30.940] Some talents people in that room. There were. There were. That's A lot of networking.
—[126:31.500 --> 126:34.660] For sure. A lot of networking. Dog, they cancel
—[126:35.040 --> 126:36.160] concerts every day.
—[126:37.020 --> 126:39.180] They cancel shows. We talking about,
—[126:39.740 --> 126:53.420] you're on, this is like a 30 city tour. People cancel shows when they on tour, Freeze. No, they do that. A lot. Ticket sales, you know, they do all that type of shit. Yeah, somebody might have came to him, it was like, 1st of all, you said, I'm shocked that Maine was the 1st 1.
—[126:53.880 --> 126:55.420] Not me. Neither you.
—[126:56.120 --> 126:56.620] Really?
—[126:57.200 --> 127:04.460] Yeah. Routing-wise, you got to sweep the country on some level. Of course, but you start- So you would start there and move your way down. Maine is a, I don't know what kind of
—[127:04.920 --> 127:05.420] Wayne
—[127:05.820 --> 127:07.620] market there is out there, but.
—[127:08.380 --> 127:13.520] I'm sure Wayne has some level of a market. Logistically, it would make sense to, you're not gonna start in the middle of Chicago or something like.
—[127:14.620 --> 127:15.900] But Joe, and also,
—[127:16.580 --> 127:30.560] you did say just a couple weeks ago how unprofessional it was and fuck it is to just ghost It's not that he just there's not be canceled people canceled life happens. They issue something ahead of time Yeah, you this was a you go on Instagram even and say hey, sorry. It's make up anything
—[127:31.240 --> 127:32.820] I got a party to get through the war.
—[127:35.140 --> 127:40.700] Right. Something. But I'm not against someone not handling that the right way once.
—[127:41.520 --> 127:51.600] Like now, if this is a repeated behavior for Wayne on tour, I'ma come in here and kill him. My point with Jay Electronica wasn't that it happened once. Who cares, shit happens.
—[127:52.380 --> 128:14.440] But point is that now it looks like there's a pattern and there's a behavior that you're ignoring and now you're jamming people up. If you did that for the last 5 cities and now like it's starting to become a thing. But I'm not mad at Wayne missing 1. Like somebody might have came there, yo, the ticket sales ain't where we wanted to be and on the low, on the low, on the low, don't tell nobody that these talks happen but they'd be like, it's Maine.
—[128:15.080 --> 128:28.120] Like that was said. That was said, yo, we can miss 1. Man, we'll jump back in. It won't be that much. Like... If you're going to miss 1, man, it might be the 1 I would miss if I was on thing. But I just hate for the fans and people are literally saying, I drove 6 hours to see this.
—[128:28.540 --> 128:29.920] Well, he immediately announced the makeup date.
—[128:30.900 --> 128:31.800] Okay. Like immediately.
—[128:32.200 --> 128:37.220] It didn't linger. He said, hey, I'm making this date up July 28 or whatever the date is
—[128:38.140 --> 128:39.180] and like
—[128:39.500 --> 128:48.760] The white party was the next day, but he booked this main shit most of them white party Blue day on a private jet or the helicopter Anyway, he could have got here like he could have made it there. I'm not gonna correlate
—[128:49.500 --> 129:05.360] No, no, no, I'm not wasn't saying you skip that's just coincidence that that's just when a coincidence line up you with ooh I wasn't saying canceling the main or the party. I'm saying so the injury. Yes, that's what I'm saying No, that's God being good. That was a fan. I knew you ain't sick. No, that's all right. That's Allah being great
—[129:06.240 --> 129:13.120] That cape is silk made out of silk in the finest threads baby. I'm saying that is Allah's greatness.
—[129:13.840 --> 129:14.340] Mayoness
—[129:14.740 --> 129:15.240] canceled
—[129:16.020 --> 129:16.520] and
—[129:17.260 --> 129:22.520] I got this fanatics party the next day. It's supposed to be late. I'm going,
—[129:22.860 --> 129:24.820] sound like a weekend to me.
—[129:25.740 --> 129:30.260] Joe stop it. Here come the internet, wanna kill my they're gonna be bored yo, move.
—[129:30.900 --> 129:32.560] You're not going to Maine anyway.
—[129:33.380 --> 129:34.940] I was driving no you
—[129:37.200 --> 129:39.160] As your fault for driving away Joe
—[129:41.880 --> 129:42.640] That's fair
—[129:45.280 --> 129:46.200] Stand in the moment,
—[129:46.580 --> 129:49.260] I'll catch him in September. Yeah, July 28. Yeah
—[129:50.580 --> 129:51.440] Listen fuck
—[129:52.860 --> 129:55.840] Keep seeing people say that usher Chris Brown cheese for hours. I
—[129:58.180 --> 129:59.040] Let you know
—[130:02.960 --> 130:29.840] I'll be walking out on the last record when the fireworks is going off. I love Kendrick, I didn't love, the Kendrick Scissor Show was too long for me. Now it was a little cold too. But it was chilly. Yeah, that didn't, that added another layer of difficulty. But like in general, like a long ass show, like about the end, I don't care how much I love the song, how much I love the artists like hour 3, I'm looking at my watch. I'm cool. I'm in that 1. I'll be right there. Also speaking of Chris Brown, he was the verdict is in, he's hit with a $13
—[130:30.720 --> 130:32.060] million verdict in
—[130:32.360 --> 130:32.860] his
—[130:33.420 --> 130:35.260] housekeeper dog attack trial.
—[130:37.660 --> 130:43.200] This is his housekeeper was mauled by a 200 pound dog while working at the Stars California home in 2020.
—[130:44.760 --> 130:54.900] The funny about that is- You lucky you ain't had no money when Brooklyn was around boy they tried it I bet they did how they tried it sue me recipes they did yeah I didn't know that I got sued
—[130:55.360 --> 130:56.360] wanted to bring
—[130:57.120 --> 131:01.160] a nail tech to the house that she didn't know that's a trend with these girls
—[131:03.920 --> 131:13.740] I had to do a face be please come to my home with me, my man, my kids. Everybody is, come here. Know my location. Yo, bitch, I don't need it to internet. But anyways, she says,
—[131:14.240 --> 131:30.260] yo, I need a Nail Tech. Nail tech comes over, big ass dog, would tell us stay away from dogs, stay away from dogs, stay away from dogs. They never listen. That's what Chris Brown was saying in that case. You go right by the dog, the dog snaps at you, and now she tried to get, what, she tried to get like 20 grand from me? I think we knocked it down
—[131:30.880 --> 131:31.460] to 4.
—[131:31.980 --> 131:47.600] Damn. Or 3,500 or something like that. I didn't know that. Yeah, but now Chris Brown, the line that he went into the trial with from what I read nobody on the jury gave a fuck about what he was talking about. He was like yo he's not my he said these are not my dogs these are the securities
—[131:48.420 --> 131:48.920] dogs
—[131:49.620 --> 131:51.160] My security that stands
—[131:51.980 --> 131:52.480] outside
—[131:53.060 --> 132:05.640] and we be having stalkers and shit. So the dogs are here to protect against, but they're not mine. Like the dogs are like Russian guard dog types. Yeah. Oh shit. But he said, and they also did tell the housekeepers do not go outside
—[132:06.100 --> 132:07.160] without security.
—[132:07.500 --> 132:15.100] Right. Because the dogs is out there and they won't give jump on your ass. And they're guard dogs. And yeah, you're not from here.
—[132:15.640 --> 132:19.120] Damn, it'd be still 13 million. Did she get hurt real bad?
—[132:19.780 --> 132:22.960] Maybe take parts of her fucking ass. She said I had to get
—[132:23.340 --> 132:27.700] her. Get some shit from her arm and put it over her head. God damn.
—[132:28.520 --> 132:30.660] No, but her face was really fucked up. She got mall.
—[132:31.020 --> 132:33.200] She got mall. Yeah, she got like reconstructive
—[132:33.660 --> 132:34.160] surgery.
—[132:35.140 --> 132:38.240] 13 million is about right. Me and my, I was just watching them detective
—[132:39.080 --> 132:44.020] army dogs that could like walk crime walls and shit, and they really kill everybody
—[132:44.340 --> 132:45.500] that comes to the house.
—[132:46.100 --> 132:47.580] I think it's a good investment.
—[132:48.100 --> 132:58.400] I mean, they might maul the fuck, the grass keeper, but... That's what I'd be worried about. They also a kill a nigga that's trying to come get you. They won't maul you. I've been attacked by enough dogs. They won't maul you. They won't maul you. Everybody always tells me that, and then they dogs maul me.
—[133:01.240 --> 133:04.960] It's, Parks, what's the dog's name? Don't worry about him, bite, him, bite.
—[133:05.660 --> 133:15.260] My hip still has huge chunks missing out of it. I still got huge scars everywhere. I watched videos of this damn dog for 4 hours. It's called the Mo'wild, I can't pronounce it, but this nigga climb up walls.
—[133:15.900 --> 133:16.640] This mo'wild
—[133:17.080 --> 133:19.980] can send an email, this nigga. He's so talented.
—[133:20.300 --> 133:25.020] This person had it. You know what I'm talking about? Michael Paul had 1. Say the funny word. It's hard to pronounce.
—[133:26.180 --> 133:33.020] But the dog can't get rid of Michael Paul. Oh, that dog. You have to get rid of that dog. That motha** can send an email. They motha** bilingual. Why do you...
—[133:33.980 --> 133:34.840] These humans
—[133:37.020 --> 133:39.880] that have the urge to go get the exotic
—[133:40.380 --> 133:42.220] dog that's forbidden
—[133:42.640 --> 133:43.140] in
—[133:43.840 --> 133:46.040] like areas where people live.
—[133:46.880 --> 133:49.060] He's like, oh, my $30,000
—[133:49.900 --> 133:52.920] dog, This dog used to kill people in Egypt,
—[133:53.860 --> 133:54.580] but I
—[133:55.160 --> 133:56.180] got him right here.
—[133:57.280 --> 133:59.480] Don't come near me. I used to people. Yeah.
—[134:00.920 --> 134:12.860] Crazy. I appreciate that person. Then the, yo, he don't bite. Yo, don't worry about him. He just loud, he just big, he just weigh 300 pounds, but he all right, yeah, just don't make no sudden moves. Yeah, yeah. Everything that they say, right there. Y'all, it's called a Belgian
—[134:13.440 --> 134:13.940] Malnoy.
—[134:14.580 --> 134:20.040] That's what it's called, a Belgian Malnoy. It's called the state of the fuck away from ice. I'm telling y'all. I'm telling you we're having
—[134:20.860 --> 134:23.360] a regular corny old Would you rather bear?
—[134:24.000 --> 134:29.740] Shark all the bear. Oh, I was like the wrong dog. I will take above any of them animals. Yeah
—[134:30.640 --> 134:31.780] Back to the sharks
—[134:32.240 --> 134:35.760] y'all out there Jones Beach, Long Island Beach
—[134:36.580 --> 134:40.460] they already put the note out. I'ma tell you in case you're listening, they have spotted
—[134:41.000 --> 134:41.500] sharks.
—[134:42.820 --> 134:43.320] Again.
—[134:43.680 --> 134:54.140] The mean family. The whole. No, no, no, no, It's been about maybe 3, 4 years of this every summer now. So y'all go out there and play in the waters if y'all want to. I saw a story
—[134:54.560 --> 134:55.380] and the headline,
—[134:55.680 --> 134:58.720] the headline was meant to grab your attention. It was like a
—[134:59.140 --> 134:59.640] lady
—[135:00.880 --> 135:04.580] mauled and eaten alive by alligator as her boyfriend,
—[135:07.420 --> 135:08.240] as her boyfriend
—[135:08.760 --> 135:19.580] Tries to rip her from the mouth of the huge beast and so I'm reading that I'm like, oh my god I can't imagine how does this happen? I begin to read like Mark suggested
—[135:21.960 --> 135:26.060] They say the white people went to the swamp. Oh, okay.
—[135:26.480 --> 135:29.660] Got it problem 1 swimming in the swamp Oh
—[135:30.280 --> 135:38.260] If you say and another swamp but some lake where all the alligators are it's a 20 seconds a few minutes earlier they were just making jokes about being
—[135:38.560 --> 135:40.220] on lookout for the air bubbles.
—[135:40.740 --> 135:41.240] And
—[135:41.760 --> 135:45.040] they were walking, they were able to stand in this
—[135:45.360 --> 135:46.320] When this alligator
—[135:46.660 --> 135:52.380] jumped up and and clamped on the shorty do up and do what alligators do right? Yeah every time
—[135:54.340 --> 135:59.420] Do that which led to my baby asking me if I think that alligators are in the Hudson
—[135:59.760 --> 136:00.860] no, they're not no
—[136:03.660 --> 136:04.500] Listen to humans
—[136:09.740 --> 136:11.300] They shouldn't be there right
—[136:11.880 --> 136:13.420] That's the same thing I said at
—[136:14.240 --> 136:15.920] 1st. But they're not in there.
—[136:16.520 --> 136:17.360] Not a 1.
—[136:17.940 --> 136:20.860] It shouldn't so upside down. It wouldn't last very long if there was. It would never know.
—[136:22.060 --> 136:24.660] They're cold blooded, they would die in the wintertime very quickly.
—[136:25.760 --> 136:29.280] So there could be 1 that someone released today that would last through August maybe,
—[136:29.620 --> 136:32.580] but probably not a shark or some shit. Probably eat it.
—[136:34.060 --> 136:48.760] But we do think that there's something under there that, and I ain't getting there, there's pollution. Imagine getting in water and you tell your friend, hey, watch out for the air bubbles, and they go, you bet. Right. Like what the fuck is wrong with y'all? I'm not getting no pond in Florida.
—[136:49.860 --> 137:02.000] Florida is so used to seeing an alligator cool, but you still know you can't beat this nigga, right? Well, them shit's come up off the, like, they have an alligator in their backyard and they pool, that's why out there in Florida, They gotta have the tents over
—[137:02.420 --> 137:14.820] the backyards and shit. That's what the alligator gotta catch me at in my yard, baby. I ain't going in the swamp. You can't just walk out there by that water. I was giving so many props to the boyfriend, because, wow, you seen the alligator
—[137:15.480 --> 137:18.360] attacking your queen, and you went to help.
—[137:19.400 --> 137:25.760] You're great, boy. You did that. You did that. You're a real 1. I ain't gonna owe. Yeah, that's a lot. Yeah, alligator?
—[137:26.580 --> 137:28.540] Damn. The thing is, you're
—[137:29.100 --> 137:30.400] not opening his mouth.
—[137:30.740 --> 137:34.400] Because no child should afford to lose both parents in the same instant.
—[137:35.420 --> 137:43.260] Not to mention who can do the funeral stuff if we both go. Somebody. Like they don't know that you don't wanna wear polka dots. The only ill part is if you don't help and they survive.
—[137:44.640 --> 137:49.420] Oh. Cause now you. No, no, I prayed. No luck on that. The power of prayer, I prayed.
—[137:49.980 --> 138:00.360] That's why you survived. I Held it down. You're welcome. Yeah, that was me. That's me and my god We go speaking of you didn't even tell us how it went your your beach day with the family. Yeah
—[138:02.360 --> 138:04.220] Cups oh, yeah, yeah, we was
—[138:06.340 --> 138:09.120] Yeah, cuz they searched the coolers and says you can't take oh
—[138:09.900 --> 138:22.840] guys Ice went to the beach with his girl and his daughter's mom, for the people that weren't here and have no idea what we're talking about. Oh, and the kids. And all the kids. Some boy and the girl. Oh yeah, you're talking about the bed. Yes, yes. Here you go.
—[138:23.700 --> 138:29.340] No, no, it went great. We had a great time. That's for sure. You know, they, like I told you all before, we all 1 unit.
—[138:29.740 --> 138:34.900] They get along great. So they- I love the way you managed to blend this. I love it. There's no,
—[138:35.460 --> 138:37.600] nothing. Like everything was fine. It's a blessing.
—[138:38.200 --> 138:56.700] I couldn't have had a better day. We went, we all went out to dinner. We kicked it. It just, all right. But tell me some of the funny stuff that happened. It really wasn't nothing, bro. I promise you, it was just a regular day. We just hung out. So you, your baby mom, and your girl are on the beach with liquor, and nothing funny happened?
—[138:57.620 --> 139:01.600] No. All right, well tell me about some of the almost funny things that could happen.
—[139:02.080 --> 139:11.420] Man, I get it, but I promise y'all, it's not what y'all are thinking. It was just a regular, everybody just chilling and had a good time. Did Baby Momma bring her nigga or no? No. Okay. Is that welcome?
—[139:11.980 --> 139:15.900] No. No. All right, well tell me about some of the- Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
—[139:18.420 --> 139:36.300] How is that interesting? Does she can't bring a dude? No, she can't bring a dude. What the fuck are they talking about? That is shocking. Alright, I'm gonna go ahead and bring a dude. No! No, she, listen, if she wasn't- We'll meet y'all there. If she was in love, you would have a problem with her bringing her guy. If she was in love I met the dude all that type of situation. You got a vet. No not a vet, not a vet.
—[139:36.800 --> 140:13.740] If she's better though. Yes. I try. That's the person she chose. That's what I keep like I explained to the fellas before when they talk about when people be saying shit like oh she can't have nobody around my kids, et cetera, et cetera. You can't control that. Nope. You have to trust the person that you have a child with and trust their judgment. Right. Now, if something ever goes wrong, that's when you get to step in or whatever. But you can't control who's around your child if you're not with the mother. You want to control that, you stay with the mom. And that's the best way to control it. But you can get your own with you. Correct. But I don't, I'm, like, again, we're not on none of that, you know Pope, Manchester I'm trying to be like it's none. It's nothing like that if she did have a dude that she was in love with
—[140:14.540 --> 140:21.660] We that wouldn't been our 1st time me right? That's all I'm saying Okay, so by that point like that wasn't her and my girl's 1st time meeting.
—[140:22.020 --> 140:35.880] So if we're at that point, for sure, but you're not bringing nobody, oh I'm gonna introduce you to this person. No, that's not, that's not. All right, tell me about some of the funny things you was thinking. Oh my God, Joey. Fam, I'm not you. I wasn't thinking that. All right, audience, y'all. I be trying to fuck this nigga.
—[140:36.460 --> 140:41.360] Say, hey listen, I don't know what you want. I don't know what you want. I keep telling y'all. I live a regular
—[140:42.260 --> 140:42.760] No
—[140:48.120 --> 140:49.700] it is if y'all are all mature
—[140:54.880 --> 140:56.100] We are mature
—[140:56.720 --> 141:06.560] We're all mature. We plan and family trips and shit. We are all mature Yeah, we are all everybody's on the same page. We got 1 goal in mind and it's the kids. That's beautiful.
—[141:07.060 --> 141:08.540] What time did the kids go to bed?
—[141:09.640 --> 141:11.700] 9.30, 10 o'clock. Don't stop your love.
—[141:12.740 --> 141:18.840] Don't stop your love. Yeah, that's it. Then what happened? Y'all go out for drinks after that? No. Perfect night would have been a threesome.
—[141:19.180 --> 141:26.440] No, it wouldn't have been a perfect night. Now you fucked your night. Now you fucked everything up. Did either 1 of them. No, I know how to get down. My baby, we all, me and my baby Jadis is all...
—[141:28.420 --> 141:40.260] Stop it, Jadis. All right, tell me about... There's nothing to squeeze out of here. You think? There's nothing there. It's got to be. There's nothing there. The stoner's a stoner. There's nothing there, bro. I promise you, there's nothing there. It was a great time. We all had a blast.
—[141:41.820 --> 141:43.200] My daughter did ask,
—[141:44.420 --> 141:55.620] can mommy spend the night? So she asked her mother, can you spend the night at the house with us? And she was like, girl, you with your daddy for the next 2 days, mommy, I got stuff to do. And dropped off at home and that was it.
—[141:55.940 --> 141:56.440] Okay.
—[141:56.760 --> 142:01.800] We've done our best. Yeah, sorry, I tell y'all I'm boring, but y'all don't believe me.
—[142:02.340 --> 142:06.720] Even that was enough to make like a great bit, but he just dropped it. And he just,
—[142:07.120 --> 142:08.800] hey, at the end, she said, y'all.
—[142:10.940 --> 142:14.540] He takes the greatest, he takes some, it could have been Eddie Murphy
—[142:14.920 --> 142:15.420] material.
—[142:15.820 --> 142:22.240] And said, even then, but my daughter's up. I said, nope, with you for the day. I went home, but I'm a great dad.
—[142:22.740 --> 142:25.160] All right, ladies and gentlemen, Freeze. You're too positive.
—[142:26.760 --> 142:41.340] We need more positivity. Way to go. We just talked about the music and the career. Yeah, he counteracted on the other side of it, too. He is racking up the interesting points. Oh, you've missed your everyday gal, man. I was thinking about this. Some of y'all should grow up. I'm asking you this because of Taylor Swift. I'm asking you this because of Taylor Swift. I don't correspond to her.
—[142:43.740 --> 142:50.340] If you got married, Or when you get married, would you invite her? Absolutely. For sure. She's 1,000% would be there.
—[142:50.700 --> 142:51.200] Wow.
—[142:51.540 --> 142:55.260] That's powerful. The reason I ask is because Taylor Swift, as y'all know, big wedding
—[142:55.640 --> 142:56.140] deal.
—[142:56.520 --> 142:58.560] She invited the New York Knicks starting 5.
—[142:59.160 --> 143:04.340] Did y'all see this? It's in the garden. I love a good Mark Zuckerberg. Come on. Come on, go. He's
—[143:04.800 --> 143:06.480] like, fucking so cool. Fire.
—[143:06.860 --> 143:09.180] Go ahead. So I was sitting there thinking, like.
—[143:10.420 --> 143:16.140] Did she only do it because it's at the garden? Oh, she's a Knicks fan. Yeah, she's a Knicks fan. She's a Knicks fan. But she don't know them like that.
—[143:16.460 --> 143:17.580] So she invited Mariska
—[143:17.900 --> 143:33.340] Hargraves, like she invited a few of the garden regulars. Yeah, but I was just thinking, inviting people you don't know that well to your wedding is a lot, because it's probably a friend who didn't get invited who might be mad as shit that like Carl Anthony Towns got invited. Not at the garden. I'm about to say, I don't think there's a friend that didn't get invited. Taylor Swift didn't have a friend.
—[143:34.920 --> 143:36.340] Where they closed off the entire area.
—[143:37.120 --> 143:41.920] And then just cause she saw a couple people pissed off, they went and donated $27 million
—[143:42.260 --> 143:45.120] to some sh**. Like, stop playing with the Swift's.
—[143:45.620 --> 143:47.860] Stop playing. I'm a Swiftie on the low.
—[143:48.580 --> 143:50.120] For sure. 100%.
—[143:50.960 --> 143:54.760] Taylor is the only musician brave enough and powerful enough
—[143:55.200 --> 143:57.540] with the leverage to say what needs to be said
—[143:58.180 --> 144:00.560] against these fucking streamers, these Spotifys. Like,
—[144:01.000 --> 144:05.780] she's the only 1 that utilizes her voice and action happens behind it. She does.
—[144:06.100 --> 144:11.180] I love that. She's the only 1 tough enough to actually say something against all that Trump shit.
—[144:11.940 --> 144:17.060] Yeah. She spoke up when nobody did. There's a few areas. She fights, the fights she took to the labels and all of that. Like
—[144:17.440 --> 144:46.080] I do, I do. I wish I had more of her music. She was a powerful good. That's how I feel. Go back and listen to Folklore. I think you might like that 1. I tried, my sister's a Swiftie. I tried, I've tried over and over again. I can't do it. I mean it's not bad, it's not for me. It's not for you. But who she is and what she represented, she's here. I fuck with you. She used her power for good. Like unlike, you know. Yeah, that's how it seems to me. Now, if she's a total behind the scenes, I haven't heard those stories. But even that, for her to have been around this long and you have not heard 1 of those stories. That's a lot. That means something to me.
—[144:46.560 --> 144:49.060] Every tour, they be coming out like the
—[144:49.460 --> 144:57.200] truck drivers who drive the equipment and like every person who play any part to this tour gets with stupid super bonus.
—[144:58.000 --> 145:01.520] Like she just comes off as a real genuine, generous person.
—[145:02.540 --> 145:13.320] I don't know her, but just what I hear and see. That being said, I'm glad I will not be in the city for her marriage. Because that seems like it's about to be a sh-show. Damn, that sh-show started Friday at 01:00.
—[145:13.500 --> 145:14.560] They shut it down.
—[145:15.060 --> 145:36.160] And it's going all weekend. Come on, dog. I'm cool. I'm cool. I hope they stay together. That's a lot for this shit to work out. Take a risk. You know what I ain't? When you up like that, no, it's not. It's not a lot. It's a drop in the bucket. I don't mean money. I mean the production of it. She's a production. Everything she does is a production. Travis Kelce signed whatever he needed to sign. That's a fact.
—[145:37.020 --> 145:48.620] He signed it. There's no worry if this goes awry. Everything will be fine. Everything is fine. Listen, you keep your little 12, what do you make, 12 million? How much? What are you doing? 14 million. Go buy yourself something nice.
—[145:49.240 --> 145:49.920] You keep
—[145:50.260 --> 145:57.460] your fee for money? I don't want nothing. You play football? What are you playing? I'm going to go on to my music. Oh, American football. That's different.
—[145:58.460 --> 146:00.680] Oh, yeah. So you don't play football? Right.
—[146:01.620 --> 146:10.740] Oh, OK. Well, that's fine. I'm glad you keep yourself busy. Yeah, I'm so glad. Glad you're doing something. Glad you're really pursuing your passions. It's a little bit like, passion project, ooh.
—[146:11.600 --> 146:18.080] Oh, man, Shadr and Taylor Swift. And Travis. Hopefully that wedding goes well. Word, I hope so. Bancro's
—[146:18.860 --> 146:19.980] on the table.
—[146:20.300 --> 146:23.020] Yo, anybody be surprised that they get a wedding invitation from you?
—[146:23.720 --> 146:31.240] Surprise? Yeah, like she's inviting like the New York Knicks to start. Are there people who like you don't know that well, but you're still going to invite? Just to have like a presence there? Me.
—[146:32.320 --> 146:32.820] Nah.
—[146:33.580 --> 146:38.680] Boy, Monago, you gotta do a speech. How about you? Oh for sure. You gotta do a speech. Or a set. Comedy set.
—[146:39.260 --> 146:40.080] Tomato tomato.
—[146:40.520 --> 146:41.020] Exactly.
—[146:43.280 --> 146:58.400] I know we joking around and shit. You don't think I would ever let you like do it. Give a speech somewhere. I mean, honestly, it would be a tear-jerker and it would be funny. And honestly, Shade could make a decision and she would love it. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, because the dude don't decide.
—[146:58.780 --> 147:09.440] No, I was like, you're not gonna have a say in this. Shade, you're gonna be choosing. If she wants to hear some jokes, and if not, then we'll skip the don't call me white girl 15 minutes. Well, she'll be too busy to hear jokes.
—[147:10.240 --> 147:10.960] She'll be too busy
—[147:11.940 --> 147:14.000] that night. Yeah, just checking up on the bartenders.
—[147:18.240 --> 147:20.600] Oh, shit. Yeah. See,
—[147:21.240 --> 147:32.700] see? Keep playing. Still here. Keep playing. I was scared to laugh. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, yeah, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, Mona. I'm gonna have a little something to keep up preoccupied. Hey babe, give me a pita colada. Is it Joe? It's okay. It's okay. I'm gonna have to walk away and sit for those watches. Bakers on the table. Hey.
—[147:43.780 --> 147:46.420] You better sing, you better sing. Open that laptop.
—[147:47.120 --> 147:52.440] Why does she call when she's short on cash? Can't sleep through the night.
—[147:55.080 --> 147:55.880] You heard it.
—[147:56.200 --> 147:58.400] I ain't listening to your song. I didn't pay her no mind.
—[147:59.840 --> 148:00.760] 3 People are
—[148:01.240 --> 148:05.260] going to give a speech at your toast. That is the 1 thing you do get to decide, both of y'all.
—[148:06.040 --> 148:08.460] Who gives a toast for you? Who's going to be your people?
—[148:10.160 --> 148:15.600] I'm sure your brother. Yeah, I was about to say my brother. Whoever could show up to city hall. He's your rabbit. No, he wouldn't.
—[148:16.620 --> 148:18.580] Whoever could show up to city hall the fastest.
—[148:22.700 --> 148:26.240] I said 01:00, what do you want? Come on now, we wait, we need a witness.
—[148:26.680 --> 148:29.180] We need a witness. Where are you? I'm
—[148:29.740 --> 148:30.260] at the wedding.
—[148:31.100 --> 148:36.000] Weddings are so fun. I can't wait to your wedding. It's going to be great time. I love weddings.
—[148:38.420 --> 148:40.500] It's so fun. What do you love about weddings?
—[148:41.280 --> 148:46.860] The whole thing, the process. The beginning where you cry, when they watch the part and they tongue each other down,
—[148:47.300 --> 148:49.960] and the reception, And it depends on the ghetto 1, because
—[148:50.580 --> 148:54.440] if they walk in with the bounce, you know that thing going to jump.
—[148:55.840 --> 149:18.740] I love a real good wedding. That's enjoyable. But I think I love a bad wedding more. Oh my god. Like a trainwreck? A ghetto wedding? Hell yeah. A ghetto wedding? Hell yeah. Oh my god. Will y'all run out of chicken and shit before the party over? I'm talking about the wedding where you like these 2, don't even have no Business getting married. I don't think it's the couple. I know I'm talking about everything Okay, That family don't need to be in the same building as this family.
—[149:19.580 --> 149:37.340] It's all a train wreck. I like to see a good scuffle. Yeah. Or at least a near scuffle. A little dust up. A little dust up. A little dust up. Nothing to ruin the whole thing. Just enough. Just enough. Yeah. Somebody need to be taken outside. When they say, speak if you want to speak your piece right now. We ain't do that in my way. And it's quiet. But if somebody make a little rumbling, the baby mama, somebody make a little rrrr.
—[149:38.080 --> 149:41.440] You can hear a little furniture moving at that part. I love that,
—[149:41.880 --> 149:42.940] yeah. I love that.
—[149:43.440 --> 149:47.940] I love weddings where they do stupid shit like dance routines and shit. Oh my god.
—[149:48.520 --> 149:49.020] Yes.
—[149:49.760 --> 149:55.380] I'm not doing nothing. I had a shit. If she wants you to dance, you want to dance. No, no, no. Thank you. Bells down here.
—[149:55.840 --> 149:56.340] I'll
—[149:56.680 --> 149:57.620] be at the bar.
—[149:58.420 --> 149:59.100] We know.
—[150:00.480 --> 150:01.260] Sounds good.
—[150:01.720 --> 150:03.620] He's trying to convince himself. Yeah.
—[150:04.400 --> 150:05.640] He has to say so.
—[150:06.100 --> 150:07.880] Parks Park bar was lit.
—[150:08.300 --> 150:12.780] Parks Park was lit at his wedding, yo. What year did you get married, Parks? 2021.
—[150:21.240 --> 150:24.580] Nah, this shit was lit. That was probably the best wedding I've
—[150:25.180 --> 150:29.120] been to. Actually, I can do a part about some of the worst weddings I've been to, but they be listening.
—[150:30.300 --> 150:31.140] That's the problem.
—[150:31.560 --> 150:33.120] People know you, hey, you was talking about me?
—[150:33.780 --> 150:36.420] 1 of the couples I really love and support.
—[150:37.240 --> 150:38.240] Are they still together?
—[150:38.560 --> 150:41.100] Yeah. Oh, that's good, then. That's fine. It was
—[150:41.600 --> 150:43.560] childhood, sweethearts. What made it so bad?
—[150:45.440 --> 150:49.020] It was a destination wedding. Oh, God. And it
—[150:49.600 --> 150:50.100] wasn't
—[150:51.100 --> 150:52.040] so organized.
—[150:52.680 --> 151:05.000] Never is. Like where they were having the wedding versus where everybody was staying, the shuttles, how they was transporting people, the waiting area while they weren't ready. Like you was waiting 2 hours and then
—[151:05.500 --> 151:09.240] you come over here for cocktails while we set up the, it was just an absolute,
—[151:09.980 --> 151:16.980] yeah, it was all over the place. Nothing was really happening. We loved the 2 people that were doing it, but I was there with my mom judging everything.
—[151:17.740 --> 151:23.240] But it wasn't ghetto though. No, no, it wasn't ghetto. It was just not organized. I like the ghetto shit.
—[151:23.560 --> 151:26.780] I like the ghetto shit. Only time is bad is when it's like,
—[151:27.200 --> 151:37.600] it's too hot in there, or it's too much of a gap waiting on the food. Like that's when it gets to like, okay, we're getting up out of here. You know, it gotta be just ghetto enough, like fun to watch, record, group message.
—[151:38.060 --> 151:43.120] But you still get to eat a little piece of steak or fish. Yeah, you got the cousin over there who can't handle his liquor. Oh yeah.
—[151:43.980 --> 151:50.340] Yeah. 3 weddings I probably had the most fun at, just off recent memory was Parks. Zaire's wedding was
—[151:50.840 --> 151:55.400] Absolutely amazing. So they started all that for at sororities at that
—[151:56.420 --> 151:57.240] You got it and
—[151:57.900 --> 151:59.400] and and safari. Oh
—[152:00.740 --> 152:04.060] I forgot to fuck up and safari that that's beautiful.
—[152:04.660 --> 152:05.600] He married Erica
—[152:06.940 --> 152:08.380] Yeah, that was a real thing.
—[152:09.740 --> 152:10.640] Yeah. Eskimo sister.
—[152:16.940 --> 152:17.440] Anyway.
—[152:18.780 --> 152:24.980] Yeah, no, it was a beautiful wedding. It was beautiful. Somebody got to fill me in with that. Yeah, don't worry about it. No, we're good.
—[152:27.900 --> 152:32.820] Oh, this boy's a G. This thing is funny. Oh, man. Anywho. I'm the child
—[152:34.240 --> 152:38.360] left behind man. It takes me a little while. I don't have anything else that's
—[152:39.300 --> 152:42.100] super important. 4th of July plans, all of you.
—[152:44.020 --> 152:47.540] Going to see the family man, we got to turn up man. Trying to stay cool. That part too. Park just
—[152:48.580 --> 152:53.720] gave me a bunch of barbecue instructions. I'm about to just Barbecue a bunch of shit even if nobody comes over
—[152:54.360 --> 153:00.920] Yeah, Park sent me this shit. I need to get I'm not water. This shit is getting delivered right now I don't know if my wife won't be down just cook. Yeah,
—[153:01.340 --> 153:04.900] pray for me. All pray for me Oh that book is getting written right? Yeah
—[153:06.000 --> 153:11.780] Yeah, I need y'all prayers. What you got? What you got? I was be going to Atlantic City this weekend. Oh, you in trouble
—[153:12.120 --> 153:13.720] You got you jammed up you fuck
—[153:15.600 --> 153:16.740] He gambling all right
—[153:18.140 --> 153:22.120] Gambling with his life facts. So chicken bone. Who you going with though?
—[153:23.740 --> 153:24.240] My
—[153:24.620 --> 153:26.480] lady and her family. Okay.
—[153:27.440 --> 153:30.940] No kids. Oh that's beautiful. Do you like them? I love them.
—[153:31.320 --> 153:41.640] Are You outside or you guys chose Chris? No, we outside. Oh, be safe. In the lovely city of Atlantic City, which we love. We do. Because you know what's up for us. Oh, I know what I'm saying. That's the gamble.
—[153:42.340 --> 153:47.260] Yeah. You better stay in the casino. You better get the mayor's phone number just in case. I don't know. Yeah, I could go either way.
—[153:47.660 --> 153:49.520] That's a good point. He's in the city.
—[153:51.740 --> 153:54.660] I'm working, but I'm super excited because I've never been to New Orleans.
—[153:55.340 --> 154:00.500] Oh my God. Hold it, New Orleans is going to be crazy. You are going to absolutely love New Orleans. I'm so excited.
—[154:01.020 --> 154:05.040] And then even my work is fun. It's like a block party, it's gonna be lit.
—[154:05.380 --> 154:12.380] I'm excited, I've only been to Man Rouge. The only thing I'm a little, is like I wanna try. We packing socks now, boy.
—[154:13.520 --> 154:25.240] Matching, matching joints. Stop playing with her. I wanna try so much of the food, but I know a lot of it has pork in it or whatever. So I just want to get a good gumbo. No, there's a lot of, no, no, no. There's a lot without it. You can find whatever you need in the warm. And they'll take
—[154:25.680 --> 154:32.520] this sausage out for you. You can just pick around the sausage and the gumbo. It's fine. I'm excited. Menge is all there. I am so ready.
—[154:33.100 --> 154:46.920] Give me a kush shrimp, oh boy. Oh, I can't wait. I'm so excited. That's the best food. Because man, Rue's food was the best. Oh, you've been there for Essence? Yeah, basically, like, yeah. Are you interviewing people again? No, I'm not. I'm like, you know how when you don't get the job, jobs you get the job all back?
—[154:47.940 --> 154:49.360] I'm at the Essence after party.
—[154:49.700 --> 154:55.740] Next year, we shoot for Essence. Listen, every party counts. That's true. Every party counts. And every dollar counts.
—[154:56.060 --> 155:19.660] And I was so excited about New Orleans period. New Orleans period. You have a great time. I've been working with Wazam. Shout out to all the people listening from there. Parks love New Orleans. What's now? Anytime he get a couple free minutes alone, he run over. Right there. Yeah, I'm out. Do you, I gotta text you for tips. Her too. Remyer? I'll try. He like it out there. What do y'all do? Yeah, she do too. All right. She go without me sometimes. They could be here. What's your favorite thing to do?
—[155:20.100 --> 155:29.340] Eat, eat, eat, and drink. I don't care for you. That's the only tips I wanted. That's 3 eats and then drink. That's the only tips I wanted, for it's where to eat. That's the only thing I hated about New Orleans, where they don't stop.
—[155:30.520 --> 155:33.600] That shit does not stop. That's the spot where the crawfish.
—[155:33.980 --> 155:35.440] He keeps lying about my number.
—[155:35.980 --> 155:38.920] No, you have a different number every time he texts me. Facts.
—[155:39.540 --> 155:42.320] I was trying to get your sneaker size for a minute. Stop.
—[155:42.840 --> 155:49.220] Now, when I bring all these boxes in here and I don't have 1 for you, do not yell at me. Yeah, it's going to be a problem, nigga. I tried.
—[155:49.780 --> 156:03.300] You still, what is your sneaker size? I'm already done. The Boxes will be here next part. Damn that's what I'm talking about bro. Listen man we hope y'all enjoy your 4th of July weekend out there Don't put the fireworks in the hand when you light them. Oh, please
—[156:05.040 --> 156:10.860] Next week 1 of y'all be done. Lord finger. I'm gonna do it. Somebody is gonna do it. I'm not
—[156:12.240 --> 156:13.760] Give the disclaimer no more
—[156:17.440 --> 156:18.820] Yo, so don't eat everybody's
—[156:19.240 --> 156:20.300] food. Facts.
—[156:20.760 --> 156:21.260] Remember
—[156:21.760 --> 156:23.340] if the cookout got motha...
—[156:23.680 --> 156:25.940] Frozen patties, it might not be the vibe.
—[156:27.600 --> 156:35.359] Shout out to all my Latin people on the west side in that West Side Highway Park right now. They be taking over all the parks actually. Facts. What
—[156:35.660 --> 156:39.440] else is going on? I ain't doing shit, man. I'm on the grill. Something light,
—[156:39.980 --> 156:43.140] something regular, not too much, man. Staying out of the
—[156:43.520 --> 156:44.840] heat. That's it.
—[156:45.480 --> 156:47.100] Listen, keep us in your prayers.
—[156:48.580 --> 156:50.100] Lord knows we absolutely
—[156:50.960 --> 157:03.340] need each and every 1 of them. Until next time, I can't sleep through the night. Until next time, we bid you a due farewell. Adios, Aviva Durche, hasta la vista, arvois, so long, goodbye.
—[157:03.720 --> 157:05.360] Or a simple head nod will suffice.
—[157:06.100 --> 157:10.960] Remember, life is a series of moments and moments past so let's make this 1 last
—[157:11.960 --> 157:15.260] As if it's all we had hey wait a minute now.
—[157:15.660 --> 157:17.800] Hey, what do you know Mona with a new number?
—[157:18.760 --> 157:19.560] Another 1
—[157:20.480 --> 157:24.360] She's the worst. Yo another 1 2nd number since I started 3rd
—[157:24.960 --> 157:31.400] Cat the 3rd number. I'm tired of them lying on me y'all the down out there man. We love y'all
—[157:34.860 --> 157:39.000] shout to everybody traveling I am so overdue for a trip it's you
—[157:40.640 --> 157:43.780] this niggas in st. Martin with his feet in the sand
—[157:44.700 --> 157:47.580] he got his f***ing airless ass and some water
—[157:48.400 --> 157:50.700] wow man I'm hating you miss me I'm hating
—[157:51.740 --> 157:58.420] I miss each and every 1 of y'all when y'all not here, man. Especially Ish. Y'all hold it down until the next time.
—[157:59.340 --> 157:59.840] Hey,
—[158:00.180 --> 158:02.820] Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute now!
—[158:30.060 --> 158:32.160] You've never heard of Joe Bun?