The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 894

— [100:03.060 --> 100:11.300] This is what I think, because I ain't y'all. I laughed for a long time when they announced Mero,

— [100:12.120 --> 100:20.440] and that was it. I was like, where the fuck anybody else is? I said, I said, either

— [100:20.440 --> 100:28.720] they saved a whole lot of money, cause who the hell is Mero just up there? They announced a crew,

— [100:29.180 --> 100:37.420] a friend, I just gotta give me the name. They ain't saving money like I'm an announcement. No, no, I'm serious. I did expect

— [100:37.420 --> 100:46.080] it. No, no, no. They, how you, nigga, they saved money with the first announcement. When in a week somebody come. On the poster, it's just Mero. Yeah. It

— [100:46.100 --> 100:54.640] ain't Shawnee. Mero on it. Cass 1 is my man, but Cass. But yes, it was all money saving. When

— [100:54.640 --> 101:02.780] they let the first crew go, that was a money move. Supposedly. Yo, don't announce me like, nah. They stayed there, They've been on there the whole

— [101:02.780 --> 101:11.160] time. That's what I'm saying. So he don't got a crew. That's what I'm saying. You niggas mute up. I want to joke, man. Y'all try to be fucking serious. Don't announce me by myself, nigga.

— [101:11.800 --> 101:19.860] And if you do, I'm bringing my friend with me. I'm going to have a soft voice with me. Somebody gonna be behind me. He

— [101:19.860 --> 101:28.020] just looked lonely in the picture. We just fired 5 niggas and Laura. E-Bro walking around the Apple shit. We just fired

— [101:28.020 --> 101:36.180] niggas. They talking about, yo, Mero. You putting a lot of pressure on 1 man. And now Mero can

— [101:36.180 --> 101:44.280] continue his longstanding beef with DJ Envy. Yeah, that's gonna be interesting. That's what, when the name was first, you know, the clues that was dropped, we were trying to figure out who it was,

— [101:44.620 --> 101:52.700] it said, well, shake shit up. That was the reason why. To me, I'm like, this is definitely a shake up now because now has enough time passed for us to declare a winner in the

— [101:52.700 --> 102:02.740] thesis and Mero split. Come on with all this friendly political bullshit. We got to do. Mero's up right now. Mero's definitely up. Mero's up. Yeah.

— [102:02.840 --> 102:11.080] Do we know? See, and that's the thing. He just looked like he was trying to move in. We thought we had Colbert. When the breakup happened, Desus was rumored to be

— [102:11.080 --> 102:19.560] going to Hollywood to pursue his acting late night chops. He was getting the late night pretty quick. It looked like

— [102:19.940 --> 102:28.100] Desus was about to just, and Mero's gonna be crying in the basement somewhere, but it's not what happened. They don't know that 1. Not what happened at all. Mero's on the Mellow

— [102:28.100 --> 102:36.180] Show, got his morning show. Mero's got good stuff going on, man. I hope he's still not mad at me. Why was he mad at

— [102:36.180 --> 102:44.540] me again? What'd I say? You shot at him for shooting at you, I forgot what it was. You said y'all been making the same, he's been making money.

— [102:44.540 --> 102:52.720] I remember, See, and that's another reason. Congratulations to Barrow. I remember it now. I remember it now. Congratulations to Barrow.

— [102:52.860 --> 103:01.040] He pressed us. He pressed us. Well, it was a soft press. It was a funny press. Yeah. I did not press him. No. At the clip show. At the Clip show. Oh,

— [103:01.040 --> 103:09.180] when he pressed y'all? Yeah. About, not a press, but it was funny. I like when that happens. Press my friends over some shit I said. Yo man, Joey Cool, what's

— [103:09.180 --> 103:17.400] up man? I'm like, yo man, I don't know. Yeah, let me see if these niggas pleas are still sharp when they coppin' them. They ain't coppin' no plea. What do you need pleas for?

— [103:17.520 --> 103:25.940] Congratulations, bro. Congratulations, bro. How about that? That's right, hey listen, like I said, I listened, I loved it. We leading with positivity and love for the 2026. Ain't no hate nowhere,

— [103:26.140 --> 103:34.240] but bring a friend for the next photo shoot. That shit did look a little lonely. It's my name, you're bringing old friends. You think

— [103:34.240 --> 103:43.120] you need a female voice to? No, I just think there are. There's a female. I'm sorry that I don't know the names. But like I said, there's Mia

— [103:43.120 --> 103:51.240] Bell up there, man. I'm telling you, I'm not familiar. Shout out to Mia Bell. Shout out to her. Mia Bell's a personality. I'm not shouting you out until I'm familiar.

— [103:51.240 --> 103:59.240] Hot 97. So I don't do that shit. What you mean? She been on Hot 97, BLS, BET, like Mia Bell is, shout out to her. I'll

— [103:59.240 --> 104:07.260] go research her. And make sure you do. Is that something to make sure it was? No, I'm saying, cause that was- You're going, now I got to take it somewhere else. Now I

— [104:07.260 --> 104:15.480] got to- Now she hates it, not cause she's putting on for the women. She thinks she's putting on for the women. Okay, then things turn out. All right, so go me a bell. I ain't trying to be funny. All right, okay, sorry.

— [104:15.480 --> 104:23.800] I don't wanna play with you, but I thought your voice was powerful. So I played that already. You won. You won that game. All right, I take it. That's kind of mad. What

— [104:23.800 --> 104:32.000] else? What else? More New York News, you said? Yeah, a couple of things. 1 is the video was released, the Jim and Dame

— [104:33.660 --> 104:41.820] drama. No, I don't want to get into that New York news. Okay. Not yet. I want to get into what the mayor is doing with

— [104:41.820 --> 104:49.840] New York City bathrooms. I know. Opening them. If You live somewhere else in the world. Why would you give a fuck about this? But if you're in

— [104:49.840 --> 104:57.880] New York, this was a big deal to me. What is he doing? He is opening them and creating

— [104:58.220 --> 105:06.580] more bathrooms to be used because he says, and I quote, you shouldn't have to spend $9 to use the bathroom. I would have. And it wasn't until

— [105:06.580 --> 105:14.920] he said that, that I actually thought about it. That has happened to me quite a few times in New York city and it never feels good. It never feels good.

— [105:14.920 --> 105:23.140] It's the worst. But if I don't have to pee. You talking about a deuce? If I don't have to pee or shit

— [105:23.140 --> 105:31.280] or use the bathroom. I like the rule. I do, I like the rule, I like it. Yeah, you like it until

— [105:31.280 --> 105:39.380] you run around fucking knocking on random doors. Exactly. Which happened to me today. There's not a year in my 40s where I haven't pissed on

— [105:39.380 --> 105:47.500] myself. It's not a year. There's not a year in my 40s where I haven't pissed straight down my leg on some G shit. Like overnight G

— [105:47.500 --> 105:55.520] shit? Or like walking down the street? That's not G shit though. That's not G shit. It is G shit. Learning about your body and how much, I talked about it

— [105:55.520 --> 106:03.620] up here. How in my 40s I could no longer walk by a restroom and be like, I'll wait. Sometimes I'm timing it, I'm timing it

— [106:03.620 --> 106:12.260] wrong. And then you rush and everything moves slower and you got to piss to elevators. That piss just be like, nigga. Yeah, that's right. Pssssssssss. That's

— [106:12.260 --> 106:20.520] what it is now, Joe. You're a wild boy, Joe. Pussy ass nigga. For peeing on myself? Yeah. What you think is gonna happen as we age nigga? I'm older than you I've never pissed on myself

— [106:20.520 --> 106:29.080] in my life Well, we got different regions But But as you You know what?

— [106:29.080 --> 106:37.100] You trying to say your piss is expensive? Watch your fucking mouth Watch your mouth bro I'm just saying as you age, well you'll see sooner than me that's something that happens You

— [106:37.100 --> 106:45.180] never piss yourself? How old you think you'll be when you put a diaper on? Hopefully 80. All right. Got it. You

— [106:45.180 --> 106:53.300] think early? Never mind. Yes. What'd you think? No, well I don't know how his bowels That's about you. He said 80

— [106:53.300 --> 107:01.320] and you like, oh yeah like like. He didn't say nothing about shit about himself. I think the diaper would come early 70s.

— [107:02.160 --> 107:10.160] Early 70s? Wow. Early 70s, yeah. Damn, my pop used a diaper on 80, no he needed a diaper on 83, 84, he was stubborn

— [107:10.160 --> 107:18.260] with it but like, he needed 1 in the mid 80s It's about my godfather just passed away a couple months ago He was 78 years old rest in peace pop and he have no diaper Well,

— [107:18.260 --> 107:27.040] nobody could say none if you bring up a relative of yours that recently passed away, so rest in peace. I'm telling you, he didn't have a diaper at all. I'm telling you that, I'm uncomfortable even moving forward. Because

— [107:27.120 --> 107:35.160] you have a family. You're body day, you're good. No, rest in peace, for real. I have real shit. All right. So wait, back to this. I was 44 before

— [107:35.160 --> 107:43.160] and I ain't piss on myself. And you said you did it every year of your 40s. Oh, every year. We didn't even count. My nigga go outside and pee. Yeah, Joe, for

— [107:43.160 --> 107:51.180] real, Joe. Go pee outside, bro. I'd rather whip out in traffic than be on my self. Are you crazy? A lot of people do that. You always got

— [107:51.180 --> 107:59.280] the luxury to be in the corner. We men, now shit on yourself. Yeah, that's a tough 1. That's a difficult 1. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's why I flip found them bottles in your car.

— [107:59.660 --> 108:07.740] Yeah, yeah. That's how I make out, yeah, yeah. I wasn't even counting those years. I'm my god. Take it back to the 30s. I'm sitting outside,

— [108:07.740 --> 108:15.900] nigga. I'm sitting outside. You sit outside? What? I should have been on the subway platform 1 time. I'm all for

— [108:15.900 --> 108:24.140] it. I go to Roy Wooden's Park. I find us smart. As an adult, yes! Yo, we will not hold these airwaves hostage. Talking to y'all more about our

— [108:24.140 --> 108:32.220] stool. I already seen y'all was mad that we did it on Monday's Patreon, I saw what you said, but before we leave the topic, but before we

— [108:32.220 --> 108:40.300] leave the topic, back in the day we used to be on a date, I did think it was some G shit when she'd be like, hell let me out, I'm about

— [108:40.300 --> 108:48.420] to shit behind this tree. Open the doors, open the doors, let me get in between the doors, squat between the 2 cars.

— [108:48.420 --> 108:56.500] The chick do a little squat. Your little squat. That shit don't turn you on when they do that? Tell the truth. Piss. Yes, piss. Yeah, we talk about all. I'm talking

— [108:56.500 --> 109:04.840] shit with you. No, not shit. No, no, piss. No, that was cool. Pop a squat. When she say, Pull over, let me out. Our bond got a little stronger after that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

— [109:04.840 --> 109:12.960] That's fine. That's the worst part. What was the other 1? I just resent that places make you pay to use it when you got, like this morning, my son had to go to the

— [109:12.960 --> 109:21.020] bathroom, which is, he's a jerk, cause we left the house and I told him like, yo, just pee. And then, you know, no, I don't have to, I don't have to, I don't have to, all that shit. Then as soon

— [109:21.020 --> 109:29.240] as we get in the car, I gotta pee, I gotta pee, I can't make it to school. So I have to find like a diner. And then you walk in the diner and there's a bathroom there. And it's like- Customers

— [109:29.240 --> 109:38.160] only. What'd you say? Customers only. Yeah, but nobody's using it and the place is empty. Like, let me, I would have bought something just on GP That's what you do. That's a baby you fucking Morons,

— [109:38.400 --> 109:46.520] right? Exactly. I Have to pee yo right there so I can do on love I I think that should let him loose I think is a case-by-case basis cuz

— [109:46.520 --> 109:54.710] and then we talk about New York, bro So it's 10 million people 15 million people any given day walking through New York. You gotta kind of

— [109:54.710 --> 110:03.960] weed out the, nigga, am I going to your bathroom and shoot up? Like, you never know what's going on in New York City. Don't shoot on the wall. It's not a way to do that before. You kinda gotta

— [110:03.960 --> 110:11.980] filter it some way. Hopefully they have good staff to maintain these open bathrooms. But I mean, I think it's good even for tourism. I've had a lot of people come down here and

— [110:12.380 --> 110:20.480] complain about having to go to the bathroom and walking around New York. Because a lot of tourists come and just walk around. I think it's scary too, bro. Like I think

— [110:20.480 --> 110:28.540] it presents a problem if they don't have a police presence close by. I think it presents a potential problem. It could. So I think that's might be why

— [110:28.540 --> 110:36.580] they close some of them up, especially in certain neighborhoods and shit. It could, you know, tease and tease, but. So just so I understand. All right,

— [110:36.580 --> 110:44.580] 1 of y'all clothes is out, though. Because nobody really explained. You said the mayor's opening more bathrooms. What is he doing, public bathrooms or he's just making restaurants say it's not customers only? Public, so

— [110:44.580 --> 110:52.640] they're putting public restaurants. They already exist, they just be closed most of the time. They be closed. Okay, so y'all didn't. For those that are not in New York, who don't be in New York, we don't understand what that means. Yeah, they exist. Because they're unsafe and people use

— [110:52.640 --> 111:00.860] them for freaky shit. Okay. It's the combo. All right. People, huh? Not I. Yeah, but somebody

— [111:00.860 --> 111:08.860] in the room. Never got freaky. That line never loses, yo. Somebody in the room did this. It's for voting for Trump. Yo, that

— [111:08.860 --> 111:17.120] line, that line don't never lose. You can say anything after that. Speaking of freaky. Look at you. You're a good boy.

— [111:17.200 --> 111:25.260] That boy. Yeah, just a couple days ago, Freaky Zeki released the video footage, the long discussed video footage of the almost fight

— [111:25.260 --> 111:33.380] between Dave Dash Oh, Zeke released that yeah. Yeah between Dame Dash and Jim Jones you still

— [111:33.380 --> 111:41.400] you you unexplore Follow freaky see I seen the clip all over the place. I didn't know

— [111:41.400 --> 111:52.760] the originator of the clip He's

— [111:52.760 --> 112:01.440] a crow guy So the video was released. The footage showed, It

— [112:01.440 --> 112:09.680] seemed to corroborate the story that Cam had talked about months ago, which was that at some point, Jim rolled up on Dame with a couple guys to fight.

— [112:09.680 --> 112:17.720] Dame was prepared to fight. They ended up arguing. In the video, you can hear people intervening. You can hear people trying to stop them from fighting. You can hear Dame say, I'm not going nowhere. This is my

— [112:17.720 --> 112:25.920] block. You can hear, you know, Jim arguing back, you know what I mean? You can do with these guys, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. It seemed like Dame was asking for a fair 1. They never got to the actual

— [112:25.920 --> 112:34.700] fight. Thank God. Thank God. And I'm glad to see that. And the clip comes out and people have been talking about how each person handled the situation. Personally,

— [112:34.700 --> 112:42.700] I just hate that the whole thing happened, man. And I hate that the video came out, because sometimes you can have a story or a rumor, y'all can get over it, but once footage comes out, it's harder to get over shit, because now the

— [112:42.700 --> 112:51.020] world sees it and is talking about it. I think both parties might be over it already. Good. I don't know how old that footage is. I see, I

— [112:51.020 --> 112:59.020] see, I see Dame being championed for how he handled the situation. Awesome. I see niggas fucking kicking, kicking gyms

— [112:59.020 --> 113:07.330] back in for what he did and how he handled it. I could have done without it. It's when when Dame had an art gallery downtown. Yeah.

— [113:07.330 --> 113:15.760] It was a long time ago. Oh, that's way back. Yeah, it was a while. That's what made it funny. That's where they were at. Get off my block. That's where they was at. In front of the art gallery. Dame wanted the 1.

— [113:16.000 --> 113:24.100] Yeah, that was a long time ago then. Yeah, that's what made the timing of it a little wack to me. Like the timing, not anybody, just the timing of it.

— [113:24.100 --> 113:32.760] It's like when people are got issues, there's been video release, all this shit just can ratchet shit up. I'm just at a point now where I don't wanna see nothing bad happen to nobody. And

— [113:32.760 --> 113:40.760] I wanna, like we said last week, I said I want them to heal and get back together maybe 1 day be friends again. You said some shit is just dead. If it's just dead and y'all not gonna be cool, then just let it

— [113:40.760 --> 113:48.980] be nothing. This stuff doesn't help even get to a place of like quiet. And then Jewel started posting like some cryptic messages saying,

— [113:51.100 --> 114:02.080] everybody got a lot to say, but forget that I'm the 1 with the most to say, however I'm choosing honor over content. Yeah. He

— [114:02.080 --> 114:10.520] said that a few times. Well, that's how he's moved. Yeah, He said that a few times. Well, that's how he's moved. Yeah, he said that a few times. He's moved that way. I never really heard much from Juelz about that. He

— [114:10.520 --> 114:18.700] don't say a word. Yo, that's a bar. The honor over content is like the opposite of what this world is. Society words. That's the problem.

— [114:18.700 --> 114:26.760] It'd be a bar instead of a behavior. Right. Right. Yeah, shit sound good. Right. We're just a bar. I'm coming back to the game. Come on,

— [114:26.760 --> 114:36.320] come on. They trying to die. Come on, give it up. I'm coming back to the game. Some little EP. Go ahead. Okay.

— [114:37.220 --> 114:45.720] You saying, we know the footage is old, but given the comments made from, And

— [114:45.720 --> 114:54.500] I don't have a dog in this fight, but from Jim to Freaky Zeki, do you understand why Zeki would release the footage? I do. Okay.

— [114:54.500 --> 115:02.520] I get exactly the line of thinking of it. As an outsider who is a fan of everybody. Yeah, I don't wanna see it. I don't wanna see it, cause I don't want

— [115:02.520 --> 115:10.660] anything else to happen, but I get how you get there. I get how A leads to B and B leads. You're 100%. I get how it played out, excuse me. But yeah, I just hate to see it. That's

— [115:10.940 --> 115:19.280] all. I'm glad nothing happened. I mean, I don't have nothing to say about it. I'm glad that nothing happened. And I don't want nothing to happen now. Like that, they talking

— [115:20.560 --> 115:28.680] today, like that. That's my point. Like I just, I don't want to see none of this. I'm just, I'm over it, man. I

— [115:28.680 --> 115:37.860] wish they could, I wish all of them the best and I hope nothing goes any further and just okay well podcasts are not entertaining when we wish peace for everyone sorry

— [115:37.860 --> 115:45.900] sorry to be the bearer of bad news but when we wish peace we could just table it yeah table of peace yeah I mean we

— [115:45.900 --> 115:54.180] can wish them peace dog when there's 2 niggas there we wanted to get it on come in here and say that yeah but I don't want these niggas to get it

— [115:54.180 --> 116:02.360] on. That's what I just said. Not these niggas, that's all. I agree with you. Oh, okay. I'm just saying, it's not entertaining. Damn, my shit there. That's how I know I be

— [116:02.360 --> 116:10.600] sleeping at 6.30. My shit ain't on silent no more. All right, there we go. Actually, 2 niggas that I want to see fight. Dennis

— [116:10.600 --> 116:19.000] Schroeder, Luka Donchich. Begging for this fight. That ain't my nigga Luka. That's the fight I want to see. I'm not mad at that. In a December

— [116:19.060 --> 116:27.120] game, Luca was talking slick to Dennis Schroeder at the free throw line. And he was like, no, no, not at the free throw line.

— [116:27.120 --> 116:35.380] During the game, but before the game. And he said, should have took that deal. Oh yeah, you should have signed the contract. The infamous deal that Dennis Schroeder didn't sign

— [116:35.380 --> 116:43.540] for all of the money from the Lakers. Luka took it upon himself, being a dick, because Luka's a dick, to say, you should have signed

— [116:43.540 --> 116:52.560] that contract. Not while Luka's making all the money in the world, you're not gonna say that to me. So Dennis told me, yo, I'm gonna fuck you up. I'm gonna

— [116:52.560 --> 117:00.640] fuck you up. When I see you, I'm not taking kindly to what you're saying out here. And when I see you, I'm gonna fuck you up. So after the game, they saw each other in the

— [117:00.640 --> 117:08.720] hall and word on the curve is Dennis Schroeder put them paws on Luca smacked shit on. What's all that shit you were saying? He said I'm

— [117:08.720 --> 117:17.080] not with you calling me a bitch on the court and then off the court acting like everything is all good I'm not with it. So The NBA put out a report that said,

— [117:17.080 --> 117:25.140] an incident report that said, on this date after this game, there was an incident in the tunnel in which Dennis Schroeder attempted to smack Luka. And

— [117:25.140 --> 117:33.360] then Dennis Schroeder commented underneath it and said, attempted? Y'all tried to clean it up for your man. Y'all just trying to eledge

— [117:33.360 --> 117:41.760] so niggas don't get no charges or no suspension. We trying to help your dumb ass. Right, he's like, it was successful. See now. Connection. I connected to

— [117:41.760 --> 117:49.860] the. You already done fucked up the deal. You might as well. Yeah, it worked. You getting some money, nigga. We don't want to suspend your dumb ass. But that's my point,

— [117:49.860 --> 117:58.160] Dias, like back to the fucking gym cam versus like, I want, we want to see Luca get some. I, I, so.

— [117:58.160 --> 118:06.440] Yo, leave Luca alone. No, Luca got a real smackable face, yo. He does. He does. And the way that he talk, the way that he flow,

— [118:06.480 --> 118:14.580] now they be bullying him. Yo, he- He got a chip on his shoulder. It's mad times, he be getting bullied. He like, yo, what are you mad at me for? Like somebody push him or mush him or some

— [118:14.580 --> 118:22.720] shit? Yeah. He be like, yo, you just mad I'm busting your ass. He'll say literally, you mad I'm busting your ass. Like, you bullying this white boy because you know he

— [118:22.720 --> 118:30.860] can't physically beat you because he gave you 40 and you frustrated. I'm kicking your ass. All right, you can keep pushing. I'm still

— [118:30.860 --> 118:38.980] kicking your ass. I'm with you on that, but Luke will be moving on the court sometimes. Sometimes he do talk shit or talk like a tough guy. No, he talks hella shit. And so if you talk shit like

— [118:38.980 --> 118:46.980] that, the people you know are capable of smacking you and you keep doing it, then you gotta be prepared for the smack. I just told you they're gonna be like this. Yeah. I'll take

— [118:46.980 --> 118:55.160] it a step further. I think that the NBA should adopt some of that hockey shit. And

— [118:55.160 --> 119:03.340] hockey, they pause the game. This game is on pause. And the audience starts, it turned into like some gladiators. The

— [119:03.340 --> 119:11.680] audience be like, hup, hup, hup. And they drop the sticks. No, they drop their clothes. Take a look. And they get to skating, square enough like this,

— [119:11.680 --> 119:19.700] like the Dukes of Hazzard's fist. And then they fight for about 90 seconds or so before the refs jump in. Give them a one-on-one. I respect that. Hockey is crazy,

— [119:19.700 --> 119:27.780] bro. Maybe more than 90, bro. There's more than 90. 1 day we're going to talk about how sports is really crazy. Sports are nuts. Yo, and they implement,

— [119:27.900 --> 119:35.940] them niggas get that hoodie over your head. Them niggas there, hockey, get that jersey. Oh, yeah. You got to protect the jersey, yo. Them niggas are getting...

— [119:36.240 --> 119:44.340] I liked Jose Alderez beating up Mark Williams last week or 2 weeks ago off the Phoenix Suns. I liked him punching him in the face. Sometimes a good sports

— [119:44.340 --> 119:52.760] fight is just what you need sitting home at your living room. Yeah, let a fair one-on-one happen. I'm with you. Yeah, let it go. Hip hop fights is different. Hip hop fights, niggas

— [119:53.100 --> 120:01.100] just shoot you with something with a switch on it. They going outside. In sports, there's a different respect. We know you need your limbs. We know you need your limbs. We

— [120:01.100 --> 120:09.100] not going crazy. Your face can get lumped up. It's a nigga, 6'10", 290 pounds, trying to knock your face off. Yeah that's what I'm saying. Well just last week

— [120:09.100 --> 120:17.100] I saw a guy that was 6'11, 200 and a half or many pounds get beat the fuck up by somebody that was 5'10, 5'11. He

— [120:17.100 --> 120:25.460] looked like he didn't have a fight in his life, Mark Williams off the Phoenix Suns. Bro, that nigga, what's his name? Look at me saying his name in case you missed it. He said it twice. Here's a guy that can't fight,

— [120:25.460 --> 120:33.660] Mark Williams off the Suns. He couldn't fight a licto be that tall with his arms that long. Most people 6'10 can't fight. Most people probably can't. Most people can't fight.

— [120:33.660 --> 120:41.820] But most big men have never actually been in a fight because their size. Because they're so big that they never got tested. Yeah, they never got tested. And they just think being big and strong is enough. Pause again, though. Pause

— [120:41.820 --> 120:52.480] that. They're just so big. They were so big that they never got tested. They're so big they never got tested. That's why, 1 foot. Arrest him. But

— [120:52.740 --> 121:01.020] I was just saying, it's hard to let one-on-ones happen to basketball now because everybody's so big and strong. You could literally kill somebody. You could kill somebody. You think about even Rudy Tomjanovic back in the day. You

— [121:01.020 --> 121:09.160] know what I mean? Broke that nigga Ormos ball. He almost died. He literally almost died. Because he, somebody. What happened with Rudy Tomjanovic? He got punched in the face. Who hit him again What was dude

— [121:09.160 --> 121:17.360] named? Y'all know nothing Black dude punch him in the face and broke his fucking orbital bone. He literally almost died. He literally

— [121:17.360 --> 121:25.580] almost died. Big black dude. Making shacks, smack, crack, host attack and dropped him. Yeah. Yeah, Greg was soft though. 6'10,

— [121:25.740 --> 121:33.820] 280. It don't matter. Kermit Washington. Kermit Washington, yes. Y'all fucking broke a Kermit Washington story. It's not broken. I could kill these

— [121:33.820 --> 121:41.820] niggas. Did y'all just start telling me about what Kermit Washington did? It's a point to the

— [121:41.820 --> 121:49.840] story. It's a point to the story. Tom Jonovich. All it takes is 1 bad punch. Like Chris Charles and Kobe. That's better. Rest in peace to

— [121:49.840 --> 121:58.120] Kobe. Oh, this shit is better than J- Jersey's finest. Sorry. That was low. That was very low, Joe.

— [121:59.920 --> 122:08.160] Fucking guys, man. That was low. That was unacceptable. Good guy. Anytime I've seen him greatest guy in the world. But that 1 night,

— [122:10.040 --> 122:18.100] but that 1 night the details are fuzzy. Yes. The who knew it states. I'll be able to just thinking about all the incidents in which the details

— [122:18.120 --> 122:26.400] are fuzzy is mad of them. What I'm still not over COVID COVID is the biggest heist in the history.

— [122:26.400 --> 122:36.580] I walked outside the other day and took a breath of fresh air I was like that's wild Al everything

— [122:36.580 --> 122:44.660] is still twice as expensive as it was before COVID. I'm not gonna lie to you. Hey, sometimes issue and cavalry have a point. For the record, COVID rates are back up though.

— [122:44.660 --> 122:52.840] For the record what? COVID rates are back up right now. I know. Yo, yo, yo, here they go. Hey, you fooled me once, man. So is gold on the stock market. I'm not getting no more shots. Not getting me

— [122:52.860 --> 123:01.180] again. You got me. What the fuck you talking about? Not getting me again. They made waves,

— [123:01.180 --> 123:09.200] but there's too many people that got too Just who were too much money too much money. They'll put some shit out Mad

— [123:09.200 --> 123:17.420] niggas start dying And then you're taking away. Yeah when the Moderna stock drop, it was $28. I'm telling others. You'll buy Moderna I'm telling

— [123:17.420 --> 123:25.600] you I ain't buy 1 shit. That shit went to almost $500. Are you serious? Yo, that is so on. That shit went from $28 to 4 something. That

— [123:25.600 --> 123:33.680] is so on brand for ish. It is, it really is. It really is. That's true. That's true. Every part of it. Here's the best advice in the world. Yo, 28

— [123:33.680 --> 123:41.680] grand would have had you damn near half a mil. 400 and something thousand. Couple grand would have been nice. 28 though, would have been a

— [123:41.680 --> 123:50.100] nice round number. Sure, sure. Duh, niggas made billions of dollars off the coast. And the prices still never went back. They just left it up. Yeah.

— [123:52.000 --> 124:00.240] They so crazy now. Now when niggas get the flu. It's like a bad flu. It ain't the flu we grew up with. It's

— [124:01.100 --> 124:09.560] a super flu. Yeah, More aggressive flu this season. They just took. So get another flu shot. They just took the plus off the COVID and sent it around. RSV, ABC,

— [124:09.760 --> 124:17.840] T. Yeah, that's all they did, man. So no COVID shots for y'all no more? Hell no. Nigga had me at the stupid ass Walmart in Bayonne at 6 in the morning getting. You're so

— [124:17.840 --> 124:26.200] zympic now. Never. Oh, shit. No. Yeah. Yo. I'm not taking no crazy shots I never heard of.

— [124:26.200 --> 124:34.200] So yesterday I was jabbing my stomach. Hey, hold on. I'm at your question. We make those zympic jokes, But what if a nigga had to take it for some health issues or something then then and my girl ain't

— [124:34.200 --> 124:44.980] around tomorrow's my third week I gotta start. I mean 1 of my man's got to do it for me Flip

— [124:44.980 --> 124:52.980] to do it for you. No Do it and not see, not do all this immature

— [124:52.980 --> 125:01.280] guy. Were you jabbing at something, ain't it, in the stomach? Huh? In your stomach? I mean, probably, but yeah. Okay. They usually, stomach or butt talk. Are you all right?

— [125:01.280 --> 125:09.440] I'm great. All right. I you know, I need to talk about it I didn't you know heard about about it speak about it. No see yo Zepi run. What's your thoughts? Okay.

— [125:09.440 --> 125:17.860] I Don't know nigga. You didn't get to talk about it. No, I did not Yes, you did. I forgot now. We talked last Tuesday by the

— [125:18.580 --> 125:26.760] You was here that once a week shit. You don't even you'll be remembering I'm saying I'm concerned if my man have a health skin shit. That's

— [125:26.760 --> 125:34.900] why I don't want to crack a joke about it I don't know if the nigga, you know me, of course, he kicked niggas back in you know, I'm saying but You

— [125:34.900 --> 125:42.940] said You said you wouldn't ever take it. And by the way, as I'm looking, you do look good. You look like you're losing weight naturally. But why is it

— [125:43.940 --> 125:51.960] off limits for you? He thought that was a great set of jumping jacks he was doing in there. That's why. I was bodying and shit

— [125:51.960 --> 126:00.160] man. Shout out to Plim. Listen, what I'm saying is that this, the reason why is because when you read the side effects, look at this nigga laugh. You laughing at me, itch? I'm

— [126:00.160 --> 126:08.300] laughing at the joke that he made. Watch your fucking mother laugh. Don't laugh at the niggas. He was killing shit in there, that's why. I was bugging shit. That nigga looked like Pookie on a jumping jacks. He looked

— [126:08.300 --> 126:16.460] like a hot mess. 11-1. And you know, you know what's cool, man? That was the worst jumping jack I ever saw in my life. You flip, I'm supporting you, man. You would never go workout over there in the gym, nigga.

— [126:16.460 --> 126:24.540] Why would I? You would never go workout in the gym over there, nigga. Why would I? Because you just think you're too cool for school. You want to work in a private gym. Oh, let me wear my shorts. Go work out, nigga. Go work out where

— [126:24.540 --> 126:32.540] I work out at. Let me see you work out, nigga. Stop trying to be cool when you work out. Hold on, nigga. Stop trying to be cool when you work out. Is that

— [126:32.540 --> 126:40.600] the purpose of the workout, to be seen? The purpose of the workout is to get motivated and motivate others. I agree. I want to be motivated by you, old man. So why don't

— [126:40.600 --> 126:48.840] y'all go together? Yeah, of course. Since he won't go with me. Also, I know you was feeling a little down on yourself and your body and insecure. Who was that? I'm not cha... Look,

— [126:48.840 --> 126:57.120] go ahead, go ahead. Let me cook. I'm not cooking. I got you. I got him. Don't stop the train. Okay. Would you stop it?

— [126:57.120 --> 127:05.320] You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking about. I know you was feeling down on your body and a little

— [127:05.320 --> 127:14.400] insecure so that's why you didn't go to my mom's trainer's fancy party the other day. Why would I do that? I bodied your birthday party in the tub. What?

— [127:16.640 --> 127:25.520] I ain't gonna lie to you, I'm gonna fire you. Say it again, I'm gonna shoot you down. I bodied, bodied, bodied nigga. With Imani's help. Imani's

— [127:25.520 --> 127:33.740] help. Sat him down, I shot you down. How? Imani ain't get me dressed. Imani didn't purchase no clothing for me. I bodied

— [127:33.740 --> 127:41.900] that party, nigga. Let's go, nigga. Light skin, bright, light bright as back, nigga. Yeah, show your eyes, bitch. It freeze. Yeah, brick. Good time to be obtuse.

— [127:42.040 --> 127:50.100] Sit it back. Fuck is you talking about, nigga? I bodied that party. I certainly didn't think Imani helped you get dressed. I know. So what could I be

— [127:50.100 --> 127:58.260] saying? I have no idea. Yo help us! We gotta do this mystery shit. Say more. How did Imani help you? Say more. Imani ain't help me at your work. You look great.

— [127:59.160 --> 128:09.180] Oh thank you. You look great. Alright. You did, you look great. Are you playing, I ain't gonna lie. I don't know what he's saying. No, he's like, yo, you know you was insecure. Yo, go back down, it's getting fucked up. You was insecure

— [128:09.280 --> 128:17.300] about your body. And you didn't want to get dressed. I was coming to tell you, I got a picture of everybody that was

— [128:17.300 --> 128:25.380] at that party. I was gonna call you that day, nigga. Wasn't nothing in there stopping the train. I got a picture of them niggas, they couldn't do nothing with

— [128:25.380 --> 128:33.500] you in there. Sometimes psychologically, we put a fear in our head that don't even really exist. The fear didn't exist. I got pictures from your party, and

— [128:33.500 --> 128:41.640] ain't nothing stop that train. And the self-fine. Why? It's you the 1 that fucking said last part? I was gonna go to the party, but I'm down on

— [128:41.640 --> 128:49.760] my body It was a joke cuz I was leaning toward the trainers to be having them

— [128:49.760 --> 128:57.880] in there and all that. I took it for real because I know how it is. I know. I took it for real. Me? Yes, he said that. Please.

— [128:58.160 --> 129:06.280] He was sitting here fronting. I'm lying. Wait, you weren't here. Ice, I'm lying. You said it. What do you say he was joking? So damn sure he was having the ish. He was partying, Joe.

— [129:06.280 --> 129:14.460] He was partying. And that's not fair of you to use that against him. It wasn't partying if he didn't go. That's what, bro. He got a point? He don't

— [129:14.460 --> 129:22.660] have a point. Yo, dawg. If he didn't go, he has a point, that's what I'm saying. No, he's just saying he was joking. All right, why didn't you go? Why didn't you go? A duke in what? A duke

— [129:22.660 --> 129:30.860] in who? You, I'm just rewinding. Because they ain't have no death that is Tux. If you didn't go, he's like, shit. Why you ain't

— [129:30.860 --> 129:38.860] even go? Get the embroidery on the lapel. Oh. Yo, all jokes aside, the way Ryan Clark every morning got that little RC fucking pin that

— [129:38.860 --> 129:47.000] he put on his heart. You should get the little circle made. A bro can be helping your swag. I ain't helping your swag. Yo, for 2026, I ain't helping your swag no more. It's over.

— [129:47.000 --> 129:55.100] Get your own swag. Hey, wait, what we talking about? Why you gonna go to a party? We still, we ain't flip 1 enough. You just didn't wanna go? Yeah. He's

— [129:55.100 --> 130:03.260] busy. Child care. There's joints in there though. I got pictures of the guy. Joints! And the girls. I can believe it. When he step out, he step out. I put it in my little maps to

— [130:03.260 --> 130:11.540] see how far away. It was a little too far for me, but if it was a little closer, boy. I was too far away, yo. When I punched it in, it was like 52

— [130:11.540 --> 130:19.700] minutes. I wasn't doing that. Yeah, it might have been that. If it was closer, I'd have stopped in, watched people watch me, and then left, it had been a thing.

— [130:19.700 --> 130:27.980] Like, oh, it's some Rockstar shit, but 52 minutes ain't Rockstar. Now you in the car in your outfit, you start sweating, that fucking window down wind smacking

— [130:27.980 --> 130:36.040] you. By the time you get there, you feel mad, undone. Now you got more cologne. Little food or sweat, it was in there a little too long. Yeah, yeah, then you stop,

— [130:36.280 --> 130:44.420] got some Mickey D's fries, ate them out the bag on the way there because you got hungry. It's not, it's not a vibe. It's not a vibe, it's not a vibe. What else,

— [130:44.420 --> 130:52.420] what else, what else is important? LA Reid settled, LA Reid, LA Reid settled with Drew Dixon. Yes he did. This case will not be going to trial.

— [130:52.420 --> 131:00.420] I'm sure no one's happier than John Legend. Word. Yes word. Yeah. That's real. Nigga, you wanna get

— [131:00.420 --> 131:08.480] on that stand? Who wants to go to a trial, yo? I mean, victims to get justice. But I'm saying, who wants to be subpoenaed sometimes?

— [131:08.880 --> 131:17.220] Who want to be in the middle of that shit? The trial is just annoying. Everybody all in your business. Who want to be in the middle of that shit, especially when you're a- Rich? No, when you're famous.

— [131:18.260 --> 131:26.280] That too. You know what I'm saying? When you famous, don't nobody want that shit. So why, I understand why Ella Reid would settle. Mm-hmm. Why get this far

— [131:26.280 --> 131:34.840] to settle? What do you think made him decide to settle on day 1 of trial or right before? I think these niggas' arrogance be through the roof. They've been rich and powerful for so long. Like

— [131:35.060 --> 131:43.120] even with the Cassie Puff shit, they said that, yo, they was trying to keep it on the wraps. And he was like, fuck it, sue me. Like, I dare you. Like,

— [131:43.160 --> 131:51.420] a lot of these niggas have been sued before. So it's like, oh, the threat of suing has happened before. So it's like, I've heard this story before. We make that go away

— [131:51.740 --> 131:59.760] until it won't go away. Right, but the way you make it go away usually is to settle. Settle. You know what I'm saying? That's why I'm with y'all. Like I think it is part of it is like

— [131:59.760 --> 132:07.960] you almost have to look tough so that you don't get back down too much. You gotta be like, I don't give a fuck, take it to trial. Some of them just be waiting out to see if they have enough money to afford the legal

— [132:07.960 --> 132:15.980] representation. Or to drain them. Or when, cause don't correct me if I'm wrong, the attorneys have to share witnesses, information,

— [132:16.300 --> 132:24.380] and all of that other shit. And once you get that discovery, now you like, oh shit. But I think they might have had that before. I think it's just- I think they did, yeah.

— [132:24.380 --> 132:32.480] You're going up to the last minute literally thinking, excuse me, you're going up to the last minute like, you know what, Y'all ain't gonna go through with this. Or I'm giving you

— [132:32.480 --> 132:40.540] this number here as a settlement offer. They'll come back before the day of because they don't want to go to trial and have to put all their personal business out there either. So you know what?

— [132:40.600 --> 132:48.840] We're gonna stall them out. And now, oh shit, they not budget. I offered you 5000000. You don't want the 5000000, fuck you. And then you're playing a money game like that.

— [132:48.840 --> 132:57.440] Give them 6. I know they're asking for 40 or something. Give them 6. They'll take it. I think what you're both of y'all are saying right now is probably correct. And

— [132:57.440 --> 133:05.480] I think there's a gross miscalculation for a couple of reasons. 1, Drew has resources, and there are attorneys who are, particularly in

— [133:05.480 --> 133:14.520] this era, there are attorneys who are willing to represent for free or to let, there are people who are willing to make all kinds of negotiations. Also,

— [133:14.520 --> 133:22.980] Drew's business, because the fear a lot of times of the plaintiff is like I don't want my business out there But Drew with the HBO doc and other things has been very transparent

— [133:23.300 --> 133:31.340] and very open about what's happened to it So there's not that much business That she would be disclosing all the the skeletons

— [133:31.840 --> 133:39.860] as it were We'll be on the LA Reid side now her side And a lot of it be fear of like black ball, etc. But that's part of what I'm suing for anyway.

— [133:40.380 --> 133:48.400] Right. You know what I'm saying? You already did that. So now you can't hurt me no other way. Professionally. Exactly. And that's the arrogance. And again, I'm glad Drew got a settlement. I know she has been pushing

— [133:48.400 --> 133:56.480] for justice. I have a great deal of respect and admiration for her and sympathy for her for everything she's been through. But see, that's the part

— [133:56.480 --> 134:04.600] I keep having a problem with. What? At some point, I would like some

— [134:04.600 --> 134:12.820] victim To say fuck the money Word, bro What would find the money look like? On

— [134:12.820 --> 134:22.340] this on this kind of on this kind of 6 number can't get a criminal charges. It's not a criminal charge. I feel you on sexual assault. What

— [134:22.340 --> 134:31.300] is she alleging? Wasn't this harassment? It was harassment and retaliation. And retaliation. These aren't criminal charges. These are all civil. Those are the charges? So

— [134:31.300 --> 134:39.340] these are civil charges. But I get your point on a bigger issue, which is sometimes people could pursue criminal, for example, in a JZ case, right? So for her in

— [134:39.340 --> 134:47.620] this instance, the money is the justice. Yeah, and yeah, because she's saying, you did things that stopped me from working forever. You ruined my career. I

— [134:47.620 --> 134:55.660] don't think we'll ever truly be at a point where we're asking for justice if we're at a point where money can be justice. See, so listen. I think it depends on

— [134:55.660 --> 135:03.900] what the thing is. Okay, she- Let me finish this up. I think it depends on what the thing is. If someone takes your money, Justice is making you whole again. And in this case, she's saying,

— [135:04.400 --> 135:12.440] you ruined my job and then you ruined my career, so I can't make money. So I think in that case, money is part of the job. I know it's not the whole thing, but I think that's

— [135:12.440 --> 135:20.500] a big part of it. I think where it gets trickier is when someone says, you sexually assaulted me, and I didn't call the police, I didn't

— [135:20.500 --> 135:28.700] notify the police, I'm pursuing a civil suit, because those 2 things sometimes for some people don't match. And I think I get where you're going with that. And even in that case, I still think

— [135:28.700 --> 135:37.100] that victims often don't get justice in the criminal system, and so they have to do that. So look, well, yeah, that's part of what happened, because, all right, so she made the allegations in 2017.

— [135:37.820 --> 135:46.620] The lawsuit was filed in 2018 for sexual assault, sexual harassment, gender-based discrimination, and retaliation. The problem is the statute of limitations. So

— [135:46.620 --> 135:54.740] now, because of a lot of the statute of limitations things occurred years earlier. Well, the, the, the acts, the alleged acts were earlier. So the outside

— [135:54.740 --> 136:02.780] New York statute of limitations. So I'm limited to what I can do. So now it's literally, this is the only recourse I kind of have, which goes, it

— [136:02.780 --> 136:10.880] really speaks to victims willing to come forward like right as it happens. And a lot of times they don't do that.

— [136:11.080 --> 136:19.560] So I'm limited, there is no fuck the money because this is my only recourse at this point. You talk about years and years and years later.

— [136:22.260 --> 136:30.960] Yes. It's difficult to even have this talk because this is a sensitive conversation. At this point, you're

— [136:30.960 --> 136:39.060] correct. So you're saying more so... That will always be the case if we don't

— [136:39.060 --> 136:47.260] use our voice during the time that like when the crime happens and this is on any crime show on any doc anywhere the longer that you wait

— [136:47.260 --> 136:55.520] from when the crime happens, the harder it will be to prosecute, to convict, like that's with anything. And I guess that's all I'm saying. At some point,

— [136:55.520 --> 137:03.700] I would like to see somebody that's not gonna wait. And I know To Mark's earlier points, there's always many reasons why victims

— [137:03.700 --> 137:11.780] don't come forward and talk. I'm not I'm not dismissing that I would like to see just 1 time Where is fast action Bronson

— [137:12.080 --> 137:20.080] so we can hang the niggas that shouldn't be on the streets that are doing the foul shit to the women. Great, you could wait, you were scared, you could say that and you could do

— [137:20.080 --> 137:28.320] the civil suit and you can get paid and you may be made whole or maybe that's part of justice later on. But like,

— [137:28.580 --> 137:36.580] get niggas off the streets. I think a lot of that, I think you'll start to see more of that, but I think a lot of it, you know, prior to me

— [137:36.580 --> 137:44.620] too, it wasn't really a lot of people willing to even come forward. A lot of these big cases we see and are from 15, 20, somehow years

— [137:44.620 --> 137:52.980] ago where the assaults took place. Back then, you couldn't say a word. A lot of them was like, now we're not saying shit because again, retaliation, or

— [137:52.980 --> 138:01.160] I'm blackballed and I'm this and I'm that, nobody's gonna believe me. Now I'm telling my story and nobody else wanna fuck with me. Nowadays, it's just recent times that we're

— [138:01.160 --> 138:09.440] in the actually believing victims part. Yeah, that ain't always been the case. I'm thinking about as an example I think about like somebody like D. Barnes right

— [138:09.440 --> 138:18.540] who Was assaulted in a fairly public space Was pretty vocal about it early. Mm-hmm, and

— [138:18.760 --> 138:26.800] She got blackball. She got real loaded and Honestly from on the criminal side people didn't even Know was willing to step up. So then a lot of

— [138:26.800 --> 138:34.860] times it becomes my word against you. Be barring just Dre, right? Yes, yeah. Yeah, And so, and I wasn't trying to, I wasn't trying to avoid saying Dr. Dre's name. Dr. Dre was the person who

— [138:34.860 --> 138:42.960] did it. And like the criminal side is hard to prove when it, because a

— [138:42.960 --> 138:51.040] lot of times it's my word against your word. And a lot of times it's not that the courts don't believe you or the jury doesn't believe you, but meeting that standard of beyond a reasonable doubt versus

— [138:51.040 --> 138:59.120] the civil standard of just the preponderance of the evidence, it gets, it's hard. It's tricky. Yeah. And so it's partly about victims coming forward, but a lot of it is more an indictment

— [138:59.120 --> 139:07.140] on how our system works and how our culture responds to victims. I do think it's changing. I do hope it's getting better. Yeah, I think the pendulum is swinging the other way. Yeah. So

— [139:07.140 --> 139:15.240] I think at some point, we're going to start seeing a lot of that. So and these nasty niggas out here keep doing their shit. But she took him to court. She took Dre to court. I

— [139:15.240 --> 139:23.260] just wanted to look it up to see if they did charge him. They charged him and he plead no contest and he settled out and had to pay some spanking.

— [139:24.080 --> 139:32.080] But at least she tried to take him to court on a criminal side. You know what I'm saying? Like I think again, it's a touching situation. I don't really want to touch on it, but I

— [139:32.080 --> 139:40.140] think that if it's in the Pursuit of justice. Yeah, and and you could potentially save

— [139:40.600 --> 139:48.880] Somebody else from going through what you went through and you know how it affected you I think it's almost your duty to attempt to get this motherfucker

— [139:48.900 --> 139:57.240] off the streets the problem I don't know if I see it that way I get the value of it But I just don't ever put that on the victim because look at I mean D Barnes is a great example,

— [139:57.240 --> 140:05.480] right? So she pursues justice on both avenues Dr. Dre's at 1 point was a billionaire. He's still worth a lot. He's still considered

— [140:05.500 --> 140:13.680] a legend. He's still lauded and Dee Barnes can't get a job. Right? You know, I talked to Dee-Pree. It's almost like you asked, was it worth it type shit? Right. And so you, I mean,

— [140:13.680 --> 140:21.740] she's the punchline of the Eminem lyric. You know what I'm saying? Like, there's a way that like, You could look at her story as a victim and be like I don't want to be that I

— [140:21.740 --> 140:30.040] don't want my outcome to be Like that. I'm saying yeah, and it's like and it's it speaks to our culture You know it's that other side that the rich powerful dude

— [140:30.040 --> 140:38.140] is going to get away with it. Like, take him, you file the charges, he's gonna get away with it. And until that part changes, victims are

— [140:38.140 --> 140:46.440] gonna be very afraid to come forward and even accuse these higher-ups of some shit. Well, I hope Drew Dixon is

— [140:46.440 --> 140:54.640] able to get some type of closure from this situation. I mean, I guess and LA Reid for that matter, if you both

— [140:54.640 --> 141:02.800] parties in the settlement. I know we're in a heavy space. Can we pivot to something funny or light?

— [141:02.800 --> 141:10.840] Please. You got us an happy space, bitch. You brought up LA Reid said, I tried to go to Drew Dix, Drew, Drew Ski, you went to Drew Dixon. Yeah, but I did it because I knew you was about to do it, but you was about

— [141:10.840 --> 141:19.020] to do it in like an NPR way. So I did a friend. I was saying Drew Ski, not Drew Dixon. Hey, Drew Ski. You all right, boy? Drew Ski

— [141:19.020 --> 141:27.060] released a video. Hilarious. Yo. I want somebody to find the bag of money to give Druski his own sketch comedy

— [141:27.060 --> 141:35.440] show. Bro. Word. I wonder if Druski knows that he's doing sketch comedy shows. Yeah,

— [141:35.440 --> 141:43.440] cause I've never seen anybody with this level of talent doing internet stuff, internet skits, internet. Dog, the production that goes into this, the thought that goes into

— [141:43.440 --> 141:51.540] it, the staffing, The staffing, the auditions. You can tell he's studying to go. Yeah. He studies. I'm with you on just the, you can stop at the thought. Like,

— [141:51.540 --> 141:59.840] he doing shit that niggas don't even be thinking of. That nail salon shit was A1. And I don't know who would have thought to do that.

— [141:59.840 --> 142:07.880] I don't know if y'all saw it where he attempted to be the dude that worked at the Chinese nail salon. You saw it. Yes, you did. I would

— [142:07.880 --> 142:16.100] tell you if I saw the 1 with him being a pastor. That's the 1. That's the 1. That's the new 1. It's a talk cause it's the new 1. I ain't going to hold you

— [142:16.860 --> 142:25.080] Cause some of that shit was a little bit mockery-esque. I was crying, bro. I was

— [142:25.080 --> 142:33.220] crying, bro. Some of that shit was a little mockery-esque. You dog, you can tell he studied mad pastors. Yo, they lower

— [142:33.220 --> 142:41.500] their inflection in their voice when they start asking for money. Yo, he had the voice. Nah, when he kicked homeboy away from the Rolls Royce. Yeah.

— [142:42.740 --> 142:51.020] First get your hands off my. Get the fuck away. I'm talking about the studying that he did with the dancing and the move like that Yeah, the cadence

— [142:51.040 --> 142:59.340] be like that like so he had to literally take that shit home watch mad black pastors I don't know how the white ones be but watch a whole bunch of black pastors

— [142:59.340 --> 143:07.420] and incorporate that and And this is kind of my point as to why YouTube is gonna have a problem at some point with Netflix

— [143:07.420 --> 143:15.520] doing what they was doing. There's no reason why YouTube should not have approached Drew Skin giving him a huge bag already. Yeah, but Why would

— [143:15.520 --> 143:23.800] we approach you when we give you pennies? And how do we know they haven't? Because again, he has shows on YouTube that is, like his content

— [143:23.800 --> 143:31.900] reality show. You know how you're gonna know? Because somebody's gonna come off him a big bag to do it. Same thing that just happened. We just seen it. Like somebody's gonna come to him, off him a big bag,

— [143:31.900 --> 143:40.000] say pull all of your shit off of YouTube. I don't never wanna see a big. No, I'm saying how do we know YouTube didn't do it because he's only putting this shit on YouTube when he I mean not the skits But I'm talking about

— [143:40.000 --> 143:48.120] his shows his could have been records his could have been Reality house shit is only on YouTube So how do we know that YouTube did not approach him and give him

— [143:48.120 --> 143:56.320] a bag? I got your shows here good point It's a good point who else is YouTube approached like that and announced and You're not gonna

— [143:56.320 --> 144:04.700] know you're right Until they announce it someone comes and offers him a bag and he pulls his shit off of YouTube. It's

— [144:04.700 --> 144:12.760] just my point about all of the earlier creators, the people that are about to start kicking up, the people that are about to and the next, you can see the signs,

— [144:12.760 --> 144:21.040] you can see that they about to kill. If they already on your platform, and I'm not gonna make this a YouTube Netflix thing, why wouldn't you do it? It seemed like obvious

— [144:21.280 --> 144:29.340] to approach Drusky and say, and if you ain't gonna do it, HBO's gonna do it, or Peacock's gonna do it, or Amazon's gonna do it, or fucking- And that's when you'll count it. Or Spotify's gonna do it, or

— [144:29.340 --> 144:37.880] Netflix's gonna do it, or anybody's gonna do it at some point. And that's when you'll count? Oh no, too late. I know, but what I'm saying, look, look, look. If

— [144:37.880 --> 144:45.920] the Lakers could give Austin Reeves whatever amount of money that they could give him, right? Anybody with eyes can see that Austin Reeves is a borderline

— [144:46.060 --> 144:54.180] superstar. Like people knew that, that watched basketball 2 years ago. Right, we done with our worst take. No, I'm just saying, so, no, I'm just saying, so I'm just using

— [144:54.180 --> 145:02.200] that as an analogy, but that means that, yo, if you was the Lakers, you would have just gave him a crazy amount of money to keep him out of other people's hands. No, it don't work like that,

— [145:02.200 --> 145:10.580] because you still taking the money. So if he got a- Sometimes in business and I preach this a lot, sentiment is really important and how you express that sometimes

— [145:10.940 --> 145:19.440] to a creator is a lot more important than what you can do financially. I'll keep it on sports example for a second. That whole thing where you're

— [145:19.440 --> 145:27.440] a restricted free agent and you have an opportunity to get a contract from your team, but your team says, we're not giving you shit, we're

— [145:27.440 --> 145:35.500] not offering you shit, nigga, we don't think you're worth that much. Let's go see what you can get out in the field. They go out there, they go out there in the field, get

— [145:35.500 --> 145:43.540] some crazy offer, and then they come back and the team is like, I'll match that. A lot of times, no. I already got a sour taste in my mouth because y'all

— [145:43.540 --> 145:51.560] ain't trying to do it for me. No, no now. No now. I agree. That's all I'm saying, nigga's been on YouTube since 2006 and 7. Yeah. Yes Like

— [145:51.560 --> 145:59.600] that's over 20 years. I'm not disagree Anyway, oh, this shit is hilarious. We didn't we didn't get into the fact that the

— [145:59.600 --> 146:07.820] church people do have a problem with this kid. They mad, and they should not be. Right, he got them dead asses. He nailed it.

— [146:07.820 --> 146:15.960] This is the last cast that I ever wanna bring up church and gospel with, too, by the way. I hate it all, anything we ever have to say on this matter.

— [146:15.960 --> 146:24.220] And the church people are just like us, bro. Mark did a whole attack on fucking black gospel. No, just the freaks. And the dude, no,

— [146:24.220 --> 146:32.320] don't. The mark don't believe. A dude borderline cursed me out. Some religious dude told me off in my DMs. I don't believe what that shit Mark be talking about, but he talks so fast

— [146:32.320 --> 146:40.480] and I don't even know what the fuck he talking about. He said it's me and Mark making a mockery of Christianity and take our Muslim as, I'm

— [146:40.480 --> 146:48.640] like, I'm not Muslim. Mark says some other shit last part of the problem with Barack, the Barack equivalency. I don't be catching his shit till later.

— [146:48.640 --> 146:56.820] It's like, yeah, they can mute up sometime. I will. I'll unmute for 1 moment though. And I didn't say that the fans, it's gonna be tripping some of the comments. I didn't say Barack Obama

— [146:56.820 --> 147:04.960] was like Trump. What I said is Trump ain't the first person. And the US has a long history of doing fucked up shit and it didn't start with Trump was my point. It's every president, Democrat, Republican,

— [147:04.960 --> 147:13.060] they all go into foreign countries, they all blow shit up. But Barack Obama fucking bombed Yemen, Somalia. I mean, we've gone down the list. He's not Trump. Yeah, but that's the bullshit that you

— [147:13.060 --> 147:21.100] do. Very different from US government sending the militia to US towns to kill US people.

— [147:21.680 --> 147:30.060] I'm not talking about every president did bad shit. You got that. I'm not talking about Yemen and the conversation was about Venezuela though. We were talking about Venezuela at the time.

— [147:30.060 --> 147:38.100] Oh, that's what I'm saying. And people conflate in a lot of things. I never said that, in fact, I said the opposite. I said Obama is not Trump, right? You can say

— [147:38.100 --> 147:46.320] they're all fucked up, but there's different degrees of fucked up-ness. Trump is the worst. All I'm saying is he's not a new genre. Yeah. You know what I mean? They're all fucked up.

— [147:46.320 --> 147:54.500] Yeah. Yeah. That's dangerous, Mark. No, no, no. I'm saying, in the history of America, we have given

— [147:54.540 --> 148:02.980] blankets and smallpox to Native Americans. We've let black people die of diseases. We've enslaved people. We killed people. I'm not gonna act like Donald Trump is the first person in the history

— [148:03.060 --> 148:12.200] of the United States empire to be fucked up or genocidal or whatever. This particular thing he's doing right now, yes, it is unprecedented. But

— [148:12.200 --> 148:20.460] it's not a new genre. It's US policy on steroids. That's what it is. That's all I'm saying. We haven't seen... You know how I feel, like Obama

— [148:21.360 --> 148:29.520] went to Libya and... You know what I'm saying? So what I'm saying is, it is a new genre because we haven't seen a president in our

— [148:29.520 --> 148:37.620] lifetime inflict this domestically. So that is a new genre. Until you watch people drowning in Katrina

— [148:37.680 --> 148:45.860] and watch them not even. That's different. That was a lack of response to a catastrophe. Also horrible. He has taken an aggressive

— [148:45.960 --> 148:54.000] stance and put these people in American cities and have them getting their asses whipped and getting their rights violated on a day-to-day basis in the camera

— [148:54.000 --> 149:02.020] and nobody's saying a fucking peep. And what I'm saying is, I agree with that. That's why I say it's the worst iteration of

— [149:02.020 --> 149:10.240] a policy that has always been like, we are indifferent to the most vulnerable people here. It's a new genre though, domestically. That's what I'm saying. I agree with you.

— [149:10.680 --> 149:18.780] It's the premium plus version. Yeah, yeah, we saying the same shit, but I'm just thinking that the new genre is the, we've not seen this domestically. Like, yo, I read

— [149:18.780 --> 149:26.820] an article yesterday, a lady from Maryland, born in Maryland, fam got snatched from her family. She was in a detention

— [149:26.820 --> 149:34.900] camp for 25 days, my nigga. And they just let her out and was like, go back home. My nigga, you can lose your job. You can lose your house. They locked up

— [149:34.900 --> 149:43.300] the New York City Councilman who had his papers. It's a big thing. No, no. Trump is some other level of fucked upness. My

— [149:43.300 --> 149:51.400] point is less to beat up on people who aren't Trump And it's more just to remind people that this problem doesn't get fixed when Trump leaves because it's a deeper

— [149:51.400 --> 149:59.640] systemic problem. That's the point I'm trying to make. You know what else is a little different? We didn't see the figurehead actually just standing

— [149:59.640 --> 150:07.720] up and standing in the shit. Publicly. Not domestically. Not domestically. Not domestically. Even though they were doing shit, we never saw these motherfuckers like, yeah, yeah,

— [150:07.720 --> 150:16.035] I did that, and I'ma send them here, and I'ma fuck with you, and I'ma fuck, like, he doubling and tripling down to the American people in America. Y'all also gotta remember when it comes to Mark,

— [150:16.035 --> 150:24.040] Mark is a person of the people, meaning that anything that happens around the world, he stands up and he speaks for it. A lot of us, not us,

— [150:24.040 --> 150:32.120] me, but a lot of people don't care about what happens outside of the US, to be honest. A lot of people don't care. So now that it's

— [150:32.120 --> 150:40.600] happened, it's like, oh wow, what was happening here? It might not even be. Because that distinction to me is almost problematic. You say, you say. Oh no, they've done it, but they did it over there. Now they're doing it to us.

— [150:40.600 --> 150:48.820] And it's like, that's how a lot of Americans are responding. It's different. A lot of times, it ain't even that they, a lot of people really don't know what's going on outside of America. There are people in other world or third world countries

— [150:48.840 --> 150:57.100] that experience that with dictator type commanders. I mean look at him. Exactly. I'm saying the average American who's not involved in international

— [150:57.240 --> 151:05.280] politics does not know the extent of what's happening over there. When this shit is at your front door, or your neighbor, or the next

— [151:05.280 --> 151:13.340] town over, it's different. So to a lot of people, this is their first time, you can hear about shit all day, but when it's like, oh shit. But I can see how he's kinda desensitized, I

— [151:13.340 --> 151:21.540] don't know if I'm using the right word, but I can see how Mark is not desensitized, but how Mark is saying that. There's no difference, too. Yeah, it's no different. And that's why I'm making this video. I can understand.

— [151:21.540 --> 151:29.680] Oh yeah, we never bombed Minnesota, but we bombed Grenada. Like, I can't feel that different. Mark is a journalist that

— [151:29.680 --> 151:37.860] has been knee deep in foreign affairs. The American media will spin the shit on these other countries to where when you see it happen in another

— [151:37.860 --> 151:45.900] country, you'd be like, oh yeah, good for them, get them. But you know the ins and outs of some of these nations and some of these, so you know that the American

— [151:45.900 --> 151:54.100] media is all bullshit. Nigga, when your next door neighbor gets shot in her face, you like, this is bullshit. You can't spin it and make it be

— [151:54.100 --> 152:02.120] a bun-line thing. You can't spin it and make it be a Gaddafi thing. This is a lady that I might've said hello to every morning that brought my garbage cans in

— [152:02.120 --> 152:10.460] and put them on the side of my house that just got shot in her face for no fucking reason. And the president of the United States gets on the TV and said, she's a domestic terrorist.

— [152:10.800 --> 152:18.880] Bro, that shit hit home differently than some people that are 5, 000 miles away getting something done to them. You get what I'm saying? So that's why I said the genre is

— [152:18.880 --> 152:27.340] a little bit new. I feel I don't wanna be the dead horse. No, no, no. I was in Ferguson in 2014 when Obama was president though and I did watch national guards

— [152:27.340 --> 152:35.620] and martial law. I was tear gassed. We were bombed, people were shot. And I'm, again, different levels, different intensity, but

— [152:35.620 --> 152:44.180] same problem but to the other point I see why you wanted some lists oh yeah I'm

— [152:45.080 --> 152:53.900] not no pussy putting around why Obama denounced it though you

— [152:53.900 --> 153:01.940] know saying the president of the United States today he did Probably he denounced it this president is saying get them niggas and I'm gonna send

— [153:01.940 --> 153:10.100] them there and I send it more just want to remind y'all that we on a Drewski church top. That's what I'm trying to get back to. Sorry.

— [153:10.840 --> 153:21.100] Sorry. To the other, cause that was just- Cause when I let y'all do that, they start lighting me up. They say, oh, the Olympic got them not produced. It's a

— [153:21.100 --> 153:29.280] tension span. No, but to the church people, first of all, I don't want to speak for Ish, but for me, I'm not beating up on church

— [153:29.280 --> 153:37.280] people in particular. My position is, in general, religion does fucked up things to people. I don't care what religion you

— [153:37.280 --> 153:45.320] are. If it's used improperly or if people are manipulated through it, it's a problem. It happens with Christians, it happens with Muslims, it happens with Jews, it

— [153:45.320 --> 153:53.460] happens with all the cults. Netflix? I'm not blaming... No, I'm saying when things are used bad, I'm not gonna pick on 1 religion and say that this, it's not like

— [153:53.460 --> 154:01.680] Christianity has the market cornered on hucksters or frauds, every religion has those. What's a huckster? See, I don't like when he talks.

— [154:02.160 --> 154:10.180] What's a huckster? Like somebody who comes to try to trick you out of your shit. A grifter. A grifter. A grifter. Is that a better word? A grifter. Yeah. Every religion got them.

— [154:10.180 --> 154:18.580] It's not a big deal. But what Druske did on this is that he nailed something very specific that I thought was super smart. Because he's not talking about every preacher, he's talking about these megachurch

— [154:18.580 --> 154:26.670] preachers. And he's talking about- Financial gain. Yeah, well, gospel is a prosperity, they call them. Exactly, financial gain, health and wealth. This idea that your faith is measured

— [154:26.670 --> 154:34.860] by how much money you got. And he nailed it when that dude is wearing Christian, He's like, you wonder why I'm wearing Christian? I'm Christian with the red bottoms and

— [154:34.860 --> 154:42.880] Christian with my tie on. I'm standing in the blood of Jesus. Like, he killed that shit, shit. Bodyed it, bodyed it. The tithing, you got to tithe to get

— [154:42.880 --> 154:50.980] money, the dancing, the performing. I want 4000000 today. Actually, we're going to lock these doors and we're not gonna let you in till we get this full room. Exactly, like,

— [154:50.980 --> 154:58.980] wine is right past the wine. It's for locking the doors, the fundraise. Like, that's a fucking problem. And I don't care what religion is doing. That's true. You know what I mean? There's lots

— [154:58.980 --> 155:07.240] of great preachers, lots of great Christians, lots of amazing people. Some of my heroes, some of my biggest heroes are Christians. It's not about religion for me. It's about people who pray on people who ain't got nothing. And the best comedians

— [155:07.260 --> 155:15.660] to me are the ones who can take something serious, clown it, but also have a social commentary. That's some Richard Pryor shit. Why y'all like, why y'all like- I hate when that nigga get a total- Why y'all like when niggas get their opinions

— [155:15.820 --> 155:23.900] on religion or what's good? I know, We know what you believe. Like, people are hardcore believers no matter what proof come out of bullshit going on. I remember I watched something from back in the

— [155:23.900 --> 155:31.960] days. They had a fucking recording. They heard the man tell the preacher, tell the people how to act on the stage. It was on the news. And people

— [155:31.980 --> 155:40.660] still think that this guy worked miracles. It's like some people. How much do you believe pastor should be paid? Are you talking about the payment in the past? Let's

— [155:40.660 --> 155:49.400] hear it now. That's a great question. I take offense to some of what you say because my pastor had it. My pastor Rev

— [155:49.400 --> 155:57.460] Ron had them. You know, Rest in peace. Where did the money come from? Hold on, let me give you a second. Rev Ron, I used

— [155:57.460 --> 156:05.560] to walk by the driveway and be like, God damn, G Wagon, Rolls Royce. Yo, if you ask me where

— [156:05.560 --> 156:13.580] I think the money came from, where should it? I think that Rev Ron was so

— [156:13.740 --> 156:21.900] so amazing at what he did, people rushed to pay that man. He never said lock the doors, he

— [156:21.900 --> 156:29.920] never said this is what the church is in need of, actually they go through the treasure report, every fucking, the church was fine. He was so great. The church

— [156:29.920 --> 156:38.300] got a lot of money. He was so great and the people in his in his they wasn't hard up niggas had it They was throwing red

— [156:38.300 --> 156:46.640] raw money. Well, that's part of it. I was 1 of them true believers are you supposed to tie your 10% so There are churches

— [156:46.640 --> 156:54.940] that you sign up for. Listen. See, I'm not talking, I'm, see, we talking about times and shit. We start getting off. What you asking? But what I'm saying is,

— [156:55.460 --> 157:03.660] some people felt so vindicated and full that they picked, they just gave him money randomly. Or What he gave. Just gave him random. They just gave

— [157:03.660 --> 157:11.760] it. I'm not talking about requirements and percentages and time. I'm with you, but that, but you did ask. Yeah, I don't think the pastor's

— [157:11.760 --> 157:19.760] get you. You didn't have anything. Not as such, right? My issue isn't that this pastor has, there are people who believe about what your vocation is and whether you

— [157:19.760 --> 157:28.100] should be paid at all, whether you should make money, whether it should be an oath of poverty. Different faiths have different beliefs about that, not my business. My issue is the gospel of prosperity. It's

— [157:28.100 --> 157:36.260] when you come out here and tell people that your faith is measured by how much money you got. My issue is when you tell people that they have to sow seeds. You know what I mean? Okay, so I'm shutting up. I'm not talking

— [157:36.260 --> 157:44.420] about that at all. I know. That's what I'm saying. I mean, look, the better you do with your job, the more you're going to make. You know what I mean? That's up here. That's everywhere. But like the issue

— [157:44.420 --> 157:52.660] is what happened, ostensibly, But in some of these churches, they make people, I've watched

— [157:52.660 --> 158:00.680] poor people give their last dollar to somebody who has a jet. Literally. And that's my issue. And they're told that if they don't, that they're not sowing the seed to eventually 1 day get a

— [158:00.680 --> 158:08.800] jet. It sounds like every other get rich quick scheme I've ever seen. That's not every church. And they don't pay taxes. Churches don't pay taxes. And it's a great hustle. But I think in the

— [158:08.800 --> 158:16.860] Bible, the Bible, I think, I don't feel like arguing with y'all. That the 10% comes from that. Like you giving your

— [158:16.860 --> 158:24.860] offering, you giving your tithing to God is based on what you have. So I think it's supposed to be 10% of what you have and 10% of your income is

— [158:24.860 --> 158:32.900] supposed to go. Can I ask you a question? Hold on. No, no. Listen to me. If you're about to get evicted and you got $100 left and you're trying to feed your kids and

— [158:32.900 --> 158:41.240] do everything else. To quote a great philosopher, do you think it's wise to take 10% of that and give it to Creflo

— [158:41.280 --> 158:50.100] or whoever? Is how the pastor makes them feel though. I think that the feeling, does it make you feel heat? No, but does it? I

— [158:50.220 --> 158:58.480] don't think that matters for some people. I think that, hold on, the internal fulfillment is what's important. They look forward

— [158:58.480 --> 159:06.540] to something, they look forward to life. In these hard times, why you got niggas laugh? You Muslim brothers. Yo, it's- See, y'all

— [159:06.540 --> 159:14.660] keep making that a religious 1. Look what you did. Look, look, look. You laughing too. I'm saying the same thing about every faith. But look how you defended, get

— [159:14.660 --> 159:22.740] respected. You gotta respect everybody. This is about religion. I don't care. If they say, if, if, if, if Jews get done this about Muslims or Jews who do the exact same thing, I'd be

— [159:22.740 --> 159:30.900] just as funny to me. What I'm saying is that- I don't care about the religion. I care about hustle. You gotta ask the people. Any 1 of y'all close this out. I don't care who does it. I just wanna say real quick, Mark. It's, it's about faith to

— [159:30.900 --> 159:39.060] what I said. It's, it's about your faith. So you, they, you're supposed to believe that God is gonna make it alright. No matter what. If I'm down to my last dollar, give him

— [159:39.060 --> 159:47.200] 10 cents up. You're supposed to put your faith in God and no matter what you're gonna be alright. So yes, if it's your last dollar, I'm giving you the 10% and I'm going

— [159:47.200 --> 159:55.360] to be alright. It ain't about I'm gonna make it to heaven, I'm gonna get a jet, I'm going to be alright because God is gonna make a way regardless. And then they tell you, look at what you've been

— [159:55.360 --> 160:03.420] through in your life, you've always made it out of that, that was God that got you out of it. And God will continue to get it out of it, but you have to do your part. The story is this is what. And

— [160:03.420 --> 160:11.520] my part is giving them the money. I get it. I'll take a dinner with Jay-Z. This is God. Can I ask a question about you? Here we go. We got it. I'm moving on. Can I ask a question? Because this is on the

— [160:11.520 --> 160:19.700] board, and I don't quite understand it. It says, gone girl. Then it says Chicago teacher Linda Brown. Go ahead, Flip. No, I was,

— [160:19.700 --> 160:27.720] no. It was in your notes. By the way, Flip came today with notes. Yeah, he had notes, he had topics. Why you making a face? Yup. You making a face? You don't do that

— [160:27.720 --> 160:35.860] with other niggas. You just, you're not discouraging me? No. When you go online and you be close to her, I'm gonna get it. I don't wanna get you. You making face at my topic,

— [160:35.860 --> 160:43.900] sir? I'm not. Okay, cool. I'm on the edge of my seat to hear what happened. What I'm saying is that the reason why I put that on the

— [160:43.900 --> 160:52.160] board because I felt guilty for judging the husband. So what happened is... Yeah, tell us the story. So Linda Brown is a teacher who was going through something.

— [160:52.220 --> 161:00.780] Linda Brown is a teacher who suffered mental health issues. But what happened is her husband came and said that he saw her last night, right? And

— [161:00.900 --> 161:09.000] by the morning she was gone. She was gone. He went and did a news conference. I'm looking for my wife, if anybody seen her. Last night, she was home. And when I woke up, she was

— [161:09.000 --> 161:17.780] gone. Nobody seen her. So, when he did the press conference, in my head, what I'm saying is that, oh, he killed his wife. He killed her. He

— [161:17.780 --> 161:26.240] was like, please come home. Yeah, please come home. He look like a nigga from the hood, Chicago. He look like a nigga from the hood. It's a white lady, a white teacher. I'm like, she did some bullshit. He just knocked off.

— [161:26.280 --> 161:34.540] Where did he bury her? They're gonna catch him. But it came out that she

— [161:34.540 --> 161:43.240] drove her car and she got out her car and walked into the river. She laid at night. God

— [161:43.240 --> 161:51.320] damn. She's the fuck he's doing. That's crazy. And

— [161:51.320 --> 161:59.340] now the videos, like there's people out Apologizing to him which they should because there was a cuz when this first broke my dick now suck my suck my dick

— [161:59.340 --> 162:07.360] my entire day I don't want to hear nothing. I'm out my face grieving husband up here pleading for my fucking wife to pop up. And

— [162:07.360 --> 162:15.440] now I learned this information. I got to go, yeah, fuck y'all. Fuck y'all. Especially to the people that know me. Strangers can say whatever they want. If you knew me and you had

— [162:15.440 --> 162:23.560] that sentiment, we done. For a lot of people it was the please come home video they were saying that's not what victims do. Like I think

— [162:23.560 --> 162:31.700] it's crazy. Yeah, it's crazy. But like a lot of people were like, you know, if he had just said like, I don't know what's going on, they would be more believable. But some people thought the video was like fake or melodramatic

— [162:32.040 --> 162:40.160] and that he was doing it. Because a lot of times when people do kill their partner, they do make them videos. Yeah, when they, and he also had details about where she was,

— [162:40.260 --> 162:48.680] like they were like, she left the house with this on, et cetera, et cetera. People were like, how do you know what she was wearing and all this stuff? They were micro analyzing it. It was unfair. It was unfair. Yeah, I was 1 of them. The internet detectives.

— [162:48.840 --> 162:57.040] Yeah, that's what it was. That's what it was. They solved this case before, oh, he did it, and like Flip said, they're gonna find a body, they got him, and then

— [162:57.040 --> 163:05.040] once the footage came out of her, you see a lot, there were like a compilation of people. A lot of women got online and apologized. Women going up there apologizing to him for

— [163:05.040 --> 163:13.260] falsely accusing him of a violation. I love that. So I wanted to say that too, because you know, I thought the nigga was guilty. I'm like, this nigga from Chicago, but I feel bad I said that.

— [163:13.620 --> 163:22.200] Is that all it takes to think somebody is a killer? Like, where they from? I mean, not even that. I hate to be a Chicagoan and... How

— [163:22.780 --> 163:30.900] many stories do you hear a man come out and say, I'm looking for my wife, and it turns out that they end up killing their wife? They help you do the research, they help you... And that's the

— [163:30.900 --> 163:39.060] media. No, you're right, Flip, but that's the media, because most people whose wives are missing, like, or kids are missing, people don't kill them, right? But in the media, they like the sexy story.

— [163:39.060 --> 163:47.240] They love the missing person. They love the true crime kind of angle. And so a lot of times when somebody is a person of interest, they spend more time focusing on that story than the other people

— [163:47.240 --> 163:55.400] who partner just got killed or ran away or disappeared or left them. I do respect the people that's coming out and apologizing to this man. I do respect it. I respect it

— [163:55.440 --> 164:03.580] too. I didn't know the story until I read it on it after you told me about it this morning. And looking at what I saw, I might've had a, there might've been a small part of me that might've had that same

— [164:03.580 --> 164:11.680] thought, like, you know, yeah, the nigga did it. Only small. Only small, until I saw the video. The video got me, because I was like, you know, the video looked uncharacteristic, you

— [164:11.680 --> 164:19.700] know what I mean, of how I see... Black men. Yeah. I was about to say, You can't even say that because you don't know the dude. No, not of him, of just how victims look on TV. I don't know him, that's why

— [164:19.700 --> 164:28.220] I said. I might have... It's always normally the husband or the boyfriend. That's why I was about to say, I've been trained by the media to believe that. And a lot of time it is true, you know,

— [164:28.220 --> 164:36.220] when there is a person of interest personal, it is the husband or the boyfriend. Yeah, the person closest to you. You know what I'm saying? So I probably would have been suspicious. I don't know why I said that nigga did it for

— [164:36.220 --> 164:44.240] real, but I would have definitely been very suspicious. Any fun? Yeah. Check these folks. It's red flags. You know what I mean? Like, please come home right away. I

— [164:44.240 --> 164:52.460] guess, and I never saw, I didn't see Gone Girl. So, they said that. It reminded everyone. You should go see Gone Girl. You should. Great movie. It's

— [164:52.460 --> 165:00.660] funny? No. Well, if you have a very dark side to some. I didn't see it, Paul. That's 1 of your favorites, huh? That's 1 of the greatest love stories we've ever

— [165:00.660 --> 165:08.940] made. I love that movie. And I also think that that movie is hilarious. That movie is absolutely hilarious. Wait, what's

— [165:08.940 --> 165:17.460] funny? That's 1 of the best. What's funny? I mean, again, I love, y'all know. So the lady was in the film. The girl left breadcrumbs and

— [165:17.460 --> 165:25.940] tricks and games for her husband to commit and attempt to find her. What do you mean? What was funny? So she was a lot. In hindsight, it's pretty funny.

— [165:26.400 --> 165:35.440] I've watched that movie over 20 times. It gets funnier Every time you watch it. It's a great movie. Really great movie. We're getting him a 2014

— [165:36.560 --> 165:44.820] 2013 somewhere somewhere around here Good old Ben when Ben put his foot in something. I'm still waiting for this fucking on Netflix movie. Mm-hmm. We almost

— [165:44.820 --> 165:52.940] here now I'm actually this week. It's almost when Ben put it decided to put his foot in something, it's normally 1 of those. I know we finished Worst

— [165:52.940 --> 166:01.240] Take, but it has just been reported that Mike Tomlin's informed the Steelers that he will be stepping down after 19 years and leaving the organization. He

— [166:01.240 --> 166:11.220] informed them, right? That's what's been reported. Don't do that, don't do that, don't do that, don't do that. Everybody knows what happened. Tell me. It

— [166:11.220 --> 166:19.240] was time. It was mutually agreed upon. Okay, yeah, that's all I'm saying too. Okay. It was mutually agreed upon to go our separate ways. And we so classy. We're going

— [166:19.240 --> 166:27.340] in a different direction. You've been here so long. We're gonna give you the grace of announcing this way. Yeah, it's classy. I know, okay, we're saying the same thing. From a classy organization. I respect

— [166:27.340 --> 166:35.420] that so much. We still get to keep our, rec like, you know, still don't fire coaches, all of that. We didn't fire you. You know,

— [166:35.420 --> 166:43.480] you step down, you're moving on. I respect them giving him the dignity to resign. He earned that. He deserves that. 1 of my biggest frustrations, although we didn't win the

— [166:43.480 --> 166:51.540] Super Bowl, was that the Eagles fired Andy Reid, basically because they didn't get to that point. And I was like, he should have had the opportunity to give him what he done to the organization for

— [166:51.540 --> 166:59.660] the organization to just step down and resign. We see obviously he's a Hall of Fame coach. Let's sometimes coaches don't get that. So I thought this was great fire Mike Tomlin would have been

— [167:00.080 --> 167:08.260] crazy and ugly and disgusting. And I want to take this moment to clown NFL analysts and

— [167:08.260 --> 167:18.660] Adam Schefter. I do. I want to clown them a little bit. Okay. Let me hear it. With all of the coaching vacancies, with

— [167:18.660 --> 167:26.680] every coach that gets fired from somewhere. Cause I watch ESPN a lot. All of the experts get on TV and

— [167:26.680 --> 167:34.740] say, when this person becomes available, They have to jump to the top of the coaching tree. This 1 just jumps ahead.

— [167:34.940 --> 167:42.960] It was Stefanski, then it was Harbone, and it was Mike McDaniel. They were waiting on LeFleur. And LeFleur

— [167:42.960 --> 167:51.220] comes out, he has to shoot up to the top of the coaching. I'm like, yo, dog, how many coaches can they say this about? They said this about

— [167:51.220 --> 167:59.420] Tomlin, they was waiting on him. Tomlin, I have to assume, he'll have no shortage of job offers, he will bump to the top of the coaches. Yo, establish who is

— [167:59.420 --> 168:07.460] the best and who is the not best. Yeah, but they're not available yet. This is like rappers in your top 10 where you put 20 rappers in your top 10. You also can't. Different,

— [168:07.460 --> 168:15.500] different, different. Cause organizations make coaches look good. So someone that was great at the Steelers, who was a great organization, or at the Ravens,

— [168:15.500 --> 168:23.840] who was a great organization, or the 49ers, who's a great organization, or the Packers, who's a great organization, when they go to the Browns, or the Dolphins, or 1 of these teams that are a fucking mess, habitually,

— [168:24.640 --> 168:32.900] ain't about to be a mess. Not just that, like you said, yo, if these are the coaches that's, he's at the top of the list, that's of this pool right here. Now

— [168:32.900 --> 168:40.940] he come jump in this pool, yeah, the pool changes. Ain't nothing wrong with that. For every new coach that becomes available, they can't keep saying this coach jumps

— [168:40.940 --> 168:49.060] to the top. I mean, that's my only point. There's a pecking order here. It is. Like it seems to be acknowledged when it comes to Harbaugh for

— [168:49.060 --> 168:57.080] the most part. Like everybody is like, or Tim and the rest of y'all. I agree. Didn't Stefanski get hired already? No,

— [168:57.080 --> 169:05.220] no, no. He's interviewed. What's funny about the Harbaugh shit is fucking, Mike McCarthy has almost the identical record and accolades as Steve

— [169:05.220 --> 169:13.220] Arbonne. They barely even talked about in this hierarchy and pecking order. You know what's funny? I saw the statue with both of their stands together still

— [169:13.220 --> 169:21.240] because you're right. It's almost exactly the same. Yeah, still Harborough does come off different to me than Mike MacArthur. He does, you know, but that's probably because the

— [169:21.240 --> 169:29.560] last time we saw Mike McCarthy, he was at the Dallas Cowboys, who was another massive fucking organization. Well, I was off him before he got that job too.

— [169:29.560 --> 169:38.300] Okay, like I don't think he did the greatest job upon exiting Green Bay. Got it both. See,

— [169:38.300 --> 169:46.620] I like Pete Carroll. I like Pete Carroll too. Like, that would be my go-to. Pete Carroll isn't a diaper. He's 89 years old.

— [169:46.720 --> 169:55.200] Yo, running up and down the sidelines with my diaper on is annoying. Running up and down with my diaper on, chasing my Brock Bowers and watching Geno

— [169:55.200 --> 170:03.540] Smith with my diaper on is annoying. And my blood pressure's up and I'm 89 years old. I'm done with y'all. I know y'all don't wanna get in too deep into sports, but where does Tomlin now go? If the list is what y'all just said,

— [170:03.540 --> 170:11.580] you add Tomlin to the mix, is he at the very top now, or is he number 2? Is he number 2? I would have him at the top. He would be at the top, but it did seem like from the report that I read that he may be taking a

— [170:11.580 --> 170:19.940] year off. They said he might go on the broadcast. He should. He should, at the 19-year. That's been the rumor for a little while. Who knows? And congratulations to Matt Ryan, who is leaving broadcasting

— [170:20.340 --> 170:28.520] to be the Southwood Atlanta. GM? No, no, head of football operations. Head of football operations. And it was

— [170:28.520 --> 170:36.540] a nice send away they did for CBS. Yeah, it's true, I fuck with Matt Ryan. Except for when they ended and they're like, and now off to the, it was like, okay. Matt Ryan get

— [170:36.540 --> 170:46.760] a bad rap because of that game, but he was a good quarterback I'm at Ryan put 300 on you in a heartbeat. Matt Ryan was a fantasy. I was just gonna I

— [170:46.760 --> 170:54.820] was just talking about man about him and Philip Rivers should be Hall of Fame They're both like 6 and 7 all time and yardage and touchdown somewhere in that will get

— [170:54.820 --> 171:03.080] you your rounds and TDs I don't know if you guys have seen it, but Jocelyn Hernandez is

— [171:03.080 --> 171:12.180] celebrating 3 years free of the Becky, free of coke. Oh, congratulations.

— [171:12.440 --> 171:20.460] Cocaine. Yes, no longer doing cocaine. Let me see what she had to say here it is let me turn that down 3

— [171:20.460 --> 171:28.660] years off that nose candy 3 years of clear mind 3 years of solitude my mind is clear and the body is strong I thank

— [171:28.660 --> 171:36.660] God every day I didn't lose loose my life to the white girl young girls it's not a game and it is not worth it. Thank you

— [171:36.660 --> 171:44.760] guys also for those silent prayers for your favorite, me. Love y'all. Let

— [171:44.760 --> 171:53.500] me hear the round of applause for our audience. Let me hear the round of applause. She is our favorite. You

— [171:53.500 --> 172:01.600] guys have any thoughts? Congratulations. She's glad to hear that she's off. That boogie sugar. I'm gonna

— [172:01.620 --> 172:09.820] give you a half, congrats. I'm gonna give you a half, I'm gonna give you a half congrats. I'm gonna give you a half congrats. You're a con? I'm gonna give Jocelyn a

— [172:09.820 --> 172:18.080] half congratulations. You trying to say the old Jocelyn? The content ain't gonna be the same? Cokehead Jocelyn to me is an all

— [172:18.080 --> 172:26.280] time great. Hall of Fame worthy, first ballot. Cokehead Jocelyn is like hoodie mellow,

— [172:26.280 --> 172:35.420] nigga. Cokehead Jocelyn, we've any of our great moments, if you remember, if you a real fan of this shit. Jocelyn

— [172:35.520 --> 172:44.240] backstage at the awards off a couple bumps fighting the bitches, the dudes, the police when Jocelyn fought the police. It

— [172:44.240 --> 172:52.580] took them 45 minutes to arrest coked up Jocelyn nigga. That ain't no normal girl Was that 3? That is not a regular

— [172:52.640 --> 173:00.660] girl. You're trying to arrest man some of my best moments. This is Congratulations for putting your health first indeed, but But the

— [173:00.660 --> 173:08.800] content streets will never be the same without cokehead Jocelyn and I mean granted she gave us the amber rose

— [173:08.800 --> 173:17.200] fucking Argument from College Hill. Maybe she was sober. Maybe she was sober then And points were made too

— [173:17.220 --> 173:25.940] in that little argument. I'm just sad to see her go. I'm sure someone else will step in her place. They

— [173:25.940 --> 173:34.140] ain't gonna do it like her though. No, probably not. Jocelyn beat bitches to fuck up for a long time off that booger sugar boy

— [173:35.500 --> 173:43.600] I'm gonna miss you I'm gonna miss you I'm all for a redemption story let me ask you Joe you've done

— [173:43.600 --> 173:51.760] reality TV before Do they film like

— [173:51.760 --> 173:59.920] multiple seasons at once and then just release them over years? No. Okay. No, not multiple seasons. Same price. Also- No, no, I was just curious.

— [173:59.920 --> 174:08.300] Also, any reality TV questions y'all have, y'all can also send to Mark's way. That's true, he is also. Yeah, it's not just Joe. Hand flip. Nah,

— [174:08.300 --> 174:16.600] nah, no, say it to me. Thank you. She was coke out recently? No, I don't. I haven't seen her in years.

— [174:16.820 --> 174:24.980] Shout out to Jocelyn. I still subscribe to Zeus. I'm still watching what I say about Jocelyn cause so with Jocelyn hands, it's still ones to be reckoned with facts. That's a fact.

— [174:24.980 --> 174:32.980] Yeah. Also while this is on, boys to men, new edition, February 13th. Of course my mom

— [174:32.980 --> 174:41.680] called and wants 97 tickets. Just for her. Just for her. Way to go. Love you. I saw a Sean post. Make it happen. Yeah.

— [174:41.680 --> 174:50.120] I saw a Sean post. Even if you're my friends and family, don't ask me for no tickets. They're gone. Word. I know we've shouted out Sean before, but yo, I'm... That podcast...

— [174:50.500 --> 174:58.540] Great show. Got me in the chokehold, man. Sean Stockman's... Yes. Every episode is great. The live performance at the end, all of it. I'm still listening to

— [174:58.540 --> 175:06.740] Moana from the Jets. The acoustic version of... All over him. Killing it. Great music.

— [175:08.300 --> 175:16.400] Might as well just straighten it out now. Might as well just get everything, get everything straightened out so there's no problems when we try

— [175:16.400 --> 175:24.600] to get it done, man. Come on, Sean. Come on. Come on, Sean. Give it to me, Sean. What's today? Did

— [175:24.600 --> 175:32.720] you see my Instagram yesterday? I already posted it, no. Your call has been. Yeah,

— [175:32.720 --> 175:40.980] I don't like that voicemail. You call Ishty here, his voicemail again. That nut ass shit. Did you change that shit like I asked you to change your fucking voicemail

— [175:40.980 --> 175:49.460] man on god for real welcome g shit. Yes, your honest probably tired from tanks party

— [175:50.020 --> 175:58.460] tanks 50 it makes me know it's about tanks Happy birthday tank turn 50. How was party? You should look at look. I didn't go. I didn't go.

— [175:58.900 --> 176:07.280] It looked lit. It looked like a really good time. Chris Brown, Amarion, all R&B guys. Keith Powers was there.

— [176:07.340 --> 176:15.720] Salute. A lot of people was there. It was a pod day for me. I did get the invite, but that was a pod day. So a D-90 summer 1 on the 1. Come on, you

— [176:15.720 --> 176:23.860] know what that was. Yeah, you just pissed me off. Just that fast, you pissed me off. I get pissed. You know, when I'm on the internet, we don't ever talk about it. I know you was talking.

— [176:23.860 --> 176:31.900] We don't ever talk about stuff that you just see on the internet that pisses you off. Because we cool and podcasters and ego and majismo and yada yada yada. It'd

— [176:31.900 --> 176:39.900] be a long list too. Boy, I was pissed off watching D-Nice DJ that motherfucking tank party. I could have killed D-Nice myself. I should have went to that party just so I

— [176:39.900 --> 176:48.260] could have strangled D-Nice. Just so I could have strangled D-Nice. Because listen, And it's not about me asking D-Nice to DJ my birthday

— [176:48.260 --> 176:56.600] party for the last 19 years. It's not even about that. Sometimes a year in advance. This year I gave up and

— [176:56.600 --> 177:04.800] I was like, you know what D-Nice, You know what would be nice? Just give me a playlist. Oh,

— [177:04.800 --> 177:12.900] shit. You know what, man? You're a busy guy. Just send over a playlist. He was like, yeah, man, that would be smooth. Ask me if I got that playlist.

— [177:13.300 --> 177:21.660] Did you get that playlist? Not in the slightest. Not in the slightest. Damn. Couldn't even just pull 1 from the stash of playlists

— [177:21.660 --> 177:29.660] you got there? Which is bullshit, because I know a song from, a playlist from D-Nice, it gotta be like tasting somebody else food and then ordering it for yourself. Like

— [177:29.660 --> 177:37.960] Donna Summers from him and Donna Summers and Maserato. It ain't gonna hit exactly. You know, he got records you ain't got. He know how to blend a little bit better. So it's going, his playlist

— [177:37.960 --> 177:46.780] gonna hit. Yours be all right. D-Nice, if you're listening, or if anybody that knows D-Nice, please send them a text. Ask them to send Joe Bunn's playlist, please. Anyway.

— [177:47.360 --> 177:55.660] I was gonna send it to Amy Poehler instead, man. He know time of this. Oh, shit. Damn. Cokehead Jocelyn, Gone But Not Forgotten. 1

— [177:55.660 --> 178:03.760] of the greatest. Up there with Floyd in my book. TBE? Yeah, come on, man.

— [178:03.760 --> 178:11.880] All right, Aitch, you had a question earlier about Poo Shite Sting. Yeah. Nah, it was more so an observation. Joe ain't shit. I

— [178:11.880 --> 178:20.200] know he ain't shit. He ain't shit. But I'm gonna say, listen. I'm good at this, man. I'm gonna say it, I don't care. It was just an observation of mine. I was like,

— [178:20.200 --> 178:28.400] I asked Joe, and I asked the fellas, I said, Poo Shicey's been home for a couple months now. I found it

— [178:28.460 --> 178:36.540] ironic that I haven't seen him and Gucci together at all. Already. You said it different off camera, but yeah. I said, did y'all see, do y'all

— [178:36.540 --> 178:44.620] find it ironic? That's what I said on camera. My intensity. All right, all right. Hey, y'all, y'all find it ironic y'all ain't seen Pooch Icey and Gucci together at all? I hope you're playing a lot of sports at

— [178:44.620 --> 178:53.040] this time. We're in fact. Yeah, I said it the way I said it. I saw the welcome home post from Gucci. I remember Gucci saying that I'm

— [178:53.600 --> 179:01.620] clearing all of the artists off of them off the label except for Pooch Ice D and Fujiato because they're the only ones that made me any money.

— [179:01.980 --> 179:11.280] Nobody else did, so I'm dropping everybody from the label. I see Poo Shice D come home. I see the First Day Out record. And

— [179:11.280 --> 179:19.540] I don't see anything with them too. So I just, just something I was keeping my eye on. That's all. Not saying there's anything there. I probably wouldn't notice

— [179:19.540 --> 179:27.920] that too. But if you name it a few niggas that I've never been looking for and probably won't. That's

— [179:27.920 --> 179:36.160] what I'm here for. It's Poo Shiesty. That's why I'm here though. And Gucci, man. And if there's 3, then you can throw Blueface in there. You don't find that ironic?

— [179:37.060 --> 179:45.240] Hey, Riley. Like what? That's cool. I got you. I got you. Yeah, I lean on Freeze for that, when I get my hip

— [179:45.240 --> 179:53.640] hop from over there. For sure. Even though I ain't gonna hold you. Look just how fast I live. Pooch, Ice, T, and Glow. They got a record.

— [179:53.860 --> 180:02.080] They got 1 for sure. Maybe that's why we ain't seen a picture because he's actually recording with the people he's supposed to be working with. Even though he probably should have a Gucci record

— [180:02.080 --> 180:10.200] or something or something just something why? Optics for today my nigga the optics is get in the studio

— [180:10.200 --> 180:18.220] do the work lay low It's not little he's out and I'm talking about do the work I'm saying that Gucci is instant

— [180:18.220 --> 180:26.280] impact. He is instant impact. So if you're just coming home off a little drought for 5 years and you looking to

— [180:26.280 --> 180:34.740] put a project together or 3 pack or EP or anything together, if I'm signed to somebody that is still recording and is instant impact, it

— [180:34.740 --> 180:42.900] would be nice. It will be nice. That was our beef on fucking side to fucking shady. I can't get a man in verse niggas. Well, then they got 1. It took you off. They got

— [180:42.900 --> 180:52.020] 1. They got a few. They got a few every song. I was magically off of we need a form. Yeah,

— [180:52.660 --> 181:00.920] way of work. Yes, thank you for creating a group. I just drew straws. Yeah, four's the sweet spot. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm sure that's how it happened.

— [181:00.920 --> 181:09.120] 7 minutes long. It's not in the space. No. No. I've always loved the D. Boss. I heard

— [181:09.120 --> 181:20.720] that about you. D is in Detroit you guys But that's a glizzy so I guess both that too. Yeah Anyway,

— [181:23.980 --> 181:32.040] Is there anything else that's on you guys, heart, mind, body, spirits, or souls that y'all need to share with an audience before we leave? Y'all got any plans for the week anything going

— [181:32.040 --> 181:41.020] on anything you excited about I'm excited to be in Knoxville, Tennessee Okay on the 15th Tomorrow

— [181:41.600 --> 181:49.660] Thursday you Check dates with this guy. He hit you Friday morning flight was a little delayed. No, no, I come back same day, same day, flight

— [181:49.660 --> 181:57.960] in and out, 6 a.m. To. But that's not up to you. What do you mean? Like it's a flight. Yeah, I mean, you can plan to get back, but if something's

— [181:57.960 --> 182:07.020] going on with the flight, then that means it's probably shady for the workday. You're going to University of the Senate. Then I'll drive in. I'll drive. I rent a car. It's not that far. Whatever it takes. Whatever

— [182:07.020 --> 182:15.220] it takes. Committing, right? Bryce, he'll be the first 1 here. Oh, shit. God damn. That

— [182:15.220 --> 182:23.580] ain't going to hold you. That's the scary part. Now 1 time I came back from somewhere and beat these niggas here from an airport. I think I'm from South Carolina.

— [182:24.000 --> 182:32.400] I was tight. And all right, anybody else? New account? I got nothing this weekend. Chillin'. Parks?

— [182:32.540 --> 182:41.040] Studio. Flip? Scene. There you have it. Joe? Not

— [182:41.040 --> 182:49.360] in the slightest. Yo, let's chill out time. That's all right. You gotta relax, man. Just, you know, get to work. No comment.

— [182:49.480 --> 182:57.620] It just happened again. What? That moment. That moment. That moment. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do it 1 way. Yo, the

— [182:57.620 --> 183:05.780] audience be wondering why I continue to ask stuff like, hey, what's going on in your week, or how was your weekend, all the dumb questions.

— [183:05.780 --> 183:13.900] We'd be like, nothing, washed, work, studio. But I do it, audience. Just that little silence. And

— [183:13.900 --> 183:23.040] I participate in the silence, too. I can turn this topic up with what I'm excited about. Look at

— [183:23.800 --> 183:31.860] y'all. Do tell. Look at y'all. Look at y'all. Yeah, 2 little fingers. All right, I'm

— [183:31.860 --> 183:40.340] done. I can't tell people what you're excited about. They'll try to step on your glory. That's a fact 1 nigga that do that in the end again. No

— [183:40.360 --> 183:49.340] shit. I Do got a story I'm dying to tell this buddy to Yo

— [183:49.340 --> 183:57.540] subscribe subscribe to the Patreon, man. Forward slash whatever, man. Y'all know what it is. Y'all know what it is. I know where to go. Forward slash some shit. It's

— [183:57.540 --> 184:05.620] up there, man. You know the vibes. You know what it's fine as ass. Stop playing with niggas. It saddens me that I won't be back with this bunch

— [184:05.620 --> 184:13.620] again until next week, Tuesday. Like that's the part that saddens me. It does. I like the energy when it's awesome. Shut the

— [184:13.620 --> 184:21.740] fuck up, man. Yo, stop doing that, yo. I'm serious. Yo, stop doing that. When I'm here, don't do that. See, can't take the compliment. Yeah, I can't. See, same shit

— [184:21.740 --> 184:30.000] y'all just said. Yeah, cause this shit be slick. Why you ain't just say thank you, let the energy be this, but you had to say something else. I don't appreciate it, nigga.

— [184:30.000 --> 184:38.020] See? But it's different what you read. All right, listen. You come in, you know, your glow. Well, that is course that ad-libs were sick in the intro. Yeah.

— [184:40.360 --> 184:50.800] Like quadruple quintuple diamond with 7 diamonds this is 97 Cuz

— [184:50.800 --> 184:59.120] I was a rehab I was high school this came That album is crazy. Yeah, that whole album was crazy. Well, yeah

— [185:02.620 --> 185:11.400] Yeah, no, it's true. Good part today, gentlemen. Indeed. Good part, good part today. Not mad at it, not 1 bit. What

— [185:11.400 --> 185:19.440] do I have planned for the week, man? Nothing too exciting. That's our man, Freeze. We gotta love him, yo, you heard? What, Freeze?

— [185:19.840 --> 185:27.840] No, I'm talking about you. And now that I see that, what are y'all talking about me? What is that? You're talking about Freeze. Oh, that's my shit right there. I told Freeze, we gotta love you. Man, we gotta love you, man. You

— [185:27.840 --> 185:36.160] don't have to do that. I ain't with people in my life who do that. I got a lot of triggers on the low. But explain. I don't like when niggas say, yo, gotta love me. No, you don't.

— [185:36.240 --> 185:44.330] Don't act like it's a task to love me, nigga. You can keep your love. I'll be just fine. What are you talking about? Anybody that feel like that. You're not talking to me. I mean, if you're talking

— [185:44.330 --> 185:52.580] about, we gotta, you don't have to. But you're not talking to me. You don't have to love me. That's a good love is a choice love is the action That's a backhanded thing to say to you gotta love me

— [185:56.160 --> 186:04.440] Yeah, I don't like that I don't like that it's backhand I don't play with niggas like that, huh gotta love me I'm gonna wait.

— [186:04.440 --> 186:14.520] We'll see Not a vetting. Oh, you took the got a vet it water out the water bed serious. Yeah. Yeah serious. Okay. Oh Yeah,

— [186:14.520 --> 186:22.640] hopefully you've enjoyed this broadcast as much as we enjoyed delivering it to you man so glad so glad y'all could be here with us until next time we bid

— [186:22.640 --> 186:30.940] you a do farewell adios to Reva Durche, hasta la vista, au revoir, so long goodbye or simple head now will suffice remember

— [186:30.940 --> 186:39.060] life is a series of moments and moments past so let's make this 1 last as if it's all we have lastly the

— [186:39.060 --> 186:47.580] baddies are insecure the stagnant women want to travel and the closed-minded women want you to teach them things grab you a Tylenol you might need it ego wait

— [186:47.580 --> 186:55.940] a minute hey Why you keep looking over at my Cerrado? I swear, I swear, who's the single? This is heat.

— [186:55.940 --> 187:04.160] The funny part, you can't buy this version nowhere. You can't even find this version on iTunes nowhere. That's fucked up, I gotta send this to Michael Paul. He asked me for it. Shout out to Michael Paul.

— [187:04.160 --> 187:12.160] Shout out to my family. Shout out to my kids, my parents. I love y'all. Shout out to my loved ones and their loved ones, man. So glad y'all

— [187:12.160 --> 187:30.560] could be here with us for another episode. We'll be back same time, same place this week, and y'all hold it down until then, man. Ah,

— [187:31.340 --> 187:41.160] enough of that, D! You've never heard of Joe, buddy? JVP, JVP, why aren't you be without the JVP? We'll

— [187:41.160 --> 188:00.560] fold that up right now! Don't look away now, pussy! No Joe Bum! Thank

— [188:00.720 --> 188:01.220] you.

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