Episode 942 | "Universally Cool"

The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast as well as its hosts offer entertainment purposes only I Repeat it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing revealing inditing or Telling you anything about themselves Also, we do not encourage you to try this at all. We are trained professionals We do not have your best interests at heart or our own Enjoy the show. Yeah, we're going to enjoy the day But don't look me up and tell me always Yeah, man, what I do. That is my man That is my man make sure he remain you man. They can all go always don't That's it. I'm you that part of me. Yeah, what you mean? Yeah, you're always gonna remain me. I mean I tell them. Oh You think you're not gonna remain my man Fuck is poppin Of the next championship summer Poppin. No, what up y'all what up in tight? What up? What up? What up? What up? Mark Parks? Joe is the classic why you ain't tell me later when you told him first that year earlier. I think you full of shit Yeah, we all we said I'm here a year ago. I said already and said lab diamonds We didn't have three episodes but lab diamonds. They didn't shit don't spend your money on nothing else I've never heard that you're listening. I'm not saying y'all didn't say it. Don't attack my fucking character. I'm saying I just don't remember No, just me. Yeah, okay, so no way to Yes, yeah, it's happening. Yeah, it's happening after this little thing. Yeah It's lit. I ain't I'm late. I'm late to the lab change your life. I'm late to the lab I'm late to the lab works I guess I can stupid ask me running around fucking but fucking with real man My man had his arm cut off They can make in the lab some they are mining for that are me we want the mine Take that back sound crazy, but yeah, I give it to the lab diamonds is good. They save you money. They got to get you a good Yeah, yeah, it's the same as like having to get a good jeweler. You gotta get a good lab Late I don't think I had that when I bought mine. It's for it. They had it But I mean it's pop nowhere near it's popular. You weren't as popular and they was frowned upon like It's a different. It's a different. No, it's not I was just telling parks outside like I'm stressed with like a million things They have nothing to do with my girl and it's not real stress. I don't want I'm I'm super blessed I'm super blessed. They ain't like a real stress, but all of it like I have it to be responsible. I'm a kid, you know People be calling me trying to rely on me. I don't want to do the come on you don't call me. I should be I Thought I shouldn't be in your top five of reliable people Now if I'm six or seven, I feel like I show up. All right. Yeah. Yeah, I show up when they could say got nobody When they could say got nobody, I stand tall, but you only ain't got nobody. You don't be playing a thing about how would you know huh? How would you know, it's tough. Yeah, it's like no body. You know, if you don't got nobody, you're a number six I show up better if you don't have nobody's some psychological shit for my child because none of my friends had They parents, so it was it was my hood my house. There was actually and that kind of just carried on. Yeah, I can relate even y'all with parents. I don't need your parents It's better than me if I think this I know but don't let me Know it's fine, man, I'm so happy to see y'all happy to see you too, man. How's everybody's weekend? Good, man wasn't the weekend. It was it was I was good. I was great. Thank you shit. Yeah. What did I do? I went out. I went out I went out to eat with with Angie Martinez That was great. And oh my god, man. I'm such a sap today. Oh, it's so good Angie always pops up when people are relying on me. Okay, like oh she's so good to talk to when those things are just happy That was great. That was great. Nice Lady friends You need them for sure. Yeah, first house. You need them for sure. Like y'all my yo, no that's a bit. We ain't I know, you know You're right, but you're good good good good girl friend. Oh boy, there was I spill in the Talkin shit about everybody about life. Oh, I need it to unload. Oh, she just listen. I love you and oh My god You smash your y'all I'm in a good mood. Come on, let's talk. Let's talk shit What y'all want to talk shit about you give me my chain up? What do you mean? The part of the mom's has been announced nice one Joe's a Anthony bud. I don't know if the job of juniors. Yes Yeah, yeah, it was Joe Biden more. Don't congrats man. Congrats. It was Joe Biden. Dan salty congrats from free I ain't like you got to work on your happy congrats You were thinking to run it actually mark cool congrats bro. He was in them running too. He fucking cut class talking about some zoom gort. Oh They didn't even either. I don't care. Yo, y'all do y'all think he was a nigger. I would rather y'all be mad and not believe it Then I get a warrant for not showing up for court This is possible shit. That's right. I'm around one zoom gort and the judge So you said in the one day costing the whole month. We don't remember the day before he got sick from the rain And he would sit that's on the two days that rain is month So the rain is weekend. Well, you got all your fucking saucy. So it's fucking 90 degrees outside It ain't supposed to be one of four tomorrow. That's how I put on my summer gym Mark, do you wish you're so like what what did your it's hide outside a tire on your right there? You just suffer. I don't suffer. So Being in the court. We were allowed to wear pants Yeah, then black keeps you cool I guess I think that was just some weirdo. She is where we didn't wear jeans either. We were like them We were right, we were real, we were real pants in the Chinese towers. So I would I'm used to wear black all summer anyway and then Um, you should try shirts. Let's get your life. It's the other thing. You know Along with lotion there's some other He doesn't know what to do. Watch your legs first. That's how it starts. That's the gateway wax. The next thing you know you your whole shit going My legs too small man. So I can't. I can't. I'm so now. I told you. What's my man and yours could stand? My cat is just my legs too small. So maybe you ain't white. What did I mean black niggas don't care about cats? That's the problem We'd be like action figures all big up top Big cats. I don't have big cats. They go white. You want to begin your cat implant, huh? I look into them. I actually know so look at it. You look into cat implants Yeah, you shouldn't be you shouldn't say enough. I can't y'all you know I've hair below the mason dicks like you should say that's just there I still got my actual fucking so do I most of you decide I don't want to Yeah, I couldn't I couldn't I can't believe that y'all thought about these calf and plant. She's why do you know the white boy? Do they you niggas become more of bitches? Number two Freeze legs do look like Ars was body slamming and they were over there. We should love niggas. No, he look like there's some trouble. So I'm in ice. I guess last You just read through the look like that glass a glass living room table He like filing and chicken plant because Those are just shaving shaving scars. You got legs like like my you got legs like my old cutter bitch I'm old. I'm old. They want to live We had to watch happen. That's what we had to look after it. That's just from years you have one or two right? Bit of a fire. It was fine. Me too. That's just right here. It's okay. That's a beer is a big and wrong I'm sorry I'm talking Yeah, I'm talking shit about freeze My barber come every morning at Tuesday morning now you do your legs up and Sometimes he's tired from traveling a lot and he was tired this morning, and I know what that means He'd be like not you good Well, my shit is stinging over here. I ain't got a hand Fucked up, and then you could do now you could do You're gonna put that shit on there then go spray Wait first they do a little they put they put the cock on it They put the barber car on it Then they get to spray man fuck my boy Yeah, yeah, yeah, anyway, man Here for a good time here for a good turn Yo, huh? You try to hold on to that shit. No, you took it to episode ago. I shouldn't get extra couple of days with the shit I'm the other the other day. Yes. We do shoot them. We should do it. Exactly. It was too episode You're my man. Yeah, I make a still honor in that out there. I'm niggas accused y'all are doing some bullshit. That up I'm gonna do it. I don't need five and two fifty. I don't need some tips. I'm telling this nigga put it on his neck They mad at him made some crazy Yeah, I'm mad at these niggas. They mad at these niggas. You know they hate him. They got blogging They man. I will get into it. I get my chain. Please Yeah, I know. Yeah, get my chain. Can I get my chain? Yeah Real simple dog Just give me. Come on. Take a time. There you go. Don't just flop it on me. Place it gently. Plitting it on Place it gently. It's the reverse of how I used to get robbed. Niggas ain't ever just yanked my chain off me. I had to stay still It was like stop moving I That's hilarious, buddy. Yo, that's not good with that stuff, man Niggas says stay still You still still? Yo, can you say something to the people though? Yeah, wait. Oh, yeah, he said fuck the fans back to you. Yeah, it wouldn't a tough shit I mean they say they do To a statue. Yeah, you try. You thought you fast. I just never see that. I just see it. It's gone. Oh hell. No, they got me. I don't want damage to merchandise You know, okay, they took much of me at 2 p.m. In Jersey. They had a light That a light you know I feel good and have to power when you go down city. What's that mean? What's that mean? No, I was feeling good. Have web jury on Yeah, we got to say about how much you paid? You went to store got another one I remember that they got the back, you know, they got it they got it back Shout shout to the shout to the guys man. It came over that back now web chain that they took off me on 45th Street Yeah, all right. Here's a good time that a long time. I told some fun. Let's have some fun Yeah, I got to tell you how funny freeze was before you guys. That's my man. Oh, let me tell you Oh man, yeah, me niggas is outside Yeah, me niggas is at the car washing all man Niggas is out with a ladies niggas is at the restaurants eating outdoor eating too. Yeah, man. Let me get that tape while I'm side. You're the best in peace Tony Thompson For for July weekend coming up. Let's go Shout to the ladies out there the ladies out there All the parents out there the college kids out there Oh yeah! This is if you can guess what song I'm playing next. That's the people that Jack the B. Who Jack the B? Now, now, Freak, not Freak. I'll flip C's and Q'd up, so there's no cheating, right? It's Q'd up. Cause Freak said that my mix was predictable. So I just want to know, what song do you think is coming in? I don't got it, but. All right. Well, I changed it from when I first heard it. You'll shout the high-five for the R&B lovers out there. A body having a R&B party. A web story with a boy. We got get up soon. Come on, baby. ♪ Oh, I wouldn't have been that. ♪ I changed it, I changed it. Freak, try to call verify predictable boy. Don't ever play with, don't you ever play with verify. I can make it bigger. Fuck you talking about it. You're welcome, I just hate you. ♪ You're welcome, I know. ♪ ♪ You're welcome, I know. ♪ Shout out to all the DJs out there. Ain't body of work all the entrepreneurs. Nine to five is all of you, bitches. Ain't body of the West Coast ain't body in their late. Ain't glue. Rock on mix with the unpredictable boy. I'm shoutin' to rock on, man. It's a good guy. It's a good guy, man. ♪ Oh, hey my blood, shout the dough boy. ♪ ♪ Shout the fuckin' swive. ♪ ♪ Oh, what's my man, what's my man, what's my man. ♪ ♪ What's my man from Jersey, I have a drag with a drag. ♪ ♪ Oh, y'all are a boob man. ♪ My memory is bad now. ♪ But mine 97. ♪ ♪ Who I, why I, nigga? ♪ ♪ The fuck, oh, shit. ♪ ♪ What is wrong with you, y'all? ♪ ♪ Oh, they all hold up. ♪ ♪ What's wrong with you, y'all? ♪ ♪ I'm just a man, y'all. ♪ Who is that from the web and nitty-yellow it's the net All right, whatever sold is this not 42 welcome to episode 9, 142 of the Joe button podcast I am Joe button. You're happy to be here fucking super grateful Extremely what that I got that man. Yeah, happy to be here yada yada yada yada yada yada all the good stuff All this episode is brought to you by a fueled by a power by a price pick price is gang All next to me both Queens get the money Queens In the building flip how you doing man? I feel a good. What's up, man? Good. I'm great. I'm great next to him Our good brother Philly's finest our good brother Dr. Mark Lamar Hill is in the building mark. How you feeling man? Great great great great great Just not been deleted My cabs they ain't got no air circle. I know it next to him man. Stop playing with him Straight from all fucking what's that story that was on all 40 dog Pretty boy niggas went to the flat with the plastic when they got the plastic containers for this if you can take their store You know it's straight from their containers doors. I'm playing with him Big ish miss a thousand doors. Nothing. It's how you doing man. I'm good yourself. I'm great I could not be better. Absolutely wonderful. Next to him the Bo Jackson. Yeah, and your mark ain't see nothing We grew up with that was cool Like he did's he just seen he's he like I gotta give you a classic. Okay Boston college rivers fucking Wait, you with the simple, right? Yeah, got it nor Philly. I feel like I should remember that My cousin my cousin temple. Let me know I'm actually going to tell alumnus. You said what alumnus? I don't fucking know Well, I should have went with you trying to claim me. I'm not Whatever I said, I whispered it. Nobody else you wanted to say So you could tease me. I didn't really hear you. I thought you said you said you should have wanted temple There's a lot of colleges. I should have went to my head. It was on stream That was a wild boy Robbing them. They didn't come I have a lot before hell about my shit back. It's different. Well everybody is got robbed at least once, right? I'm robbing time. Come on shit right back. I robbing it. Yeah, robbery freeze Mark, you don't get run. Yeah That was young boy. They jump me and took my chain. Yeah, it's the cause of being outside. We raise and we were that rubbish They just took your sneakers and socks. Didn't they come in your door? Take your shit. Take off your boxes, too Twelve they came in your door and took you shit. I was nine years old. My neck. That's it. We are No, I don't think I'm lying. No, I can rob it now. I don't know when you were 15. Yeah, you're just making shit up to make it sound cool. I got robbing right. No, no, no, yeah, why do you why do you think that? You're robbing nine years old. You went to school man with a book bag. Stop it. This newbie and just some old bail. I'm mad that they life was so corny that another nigga. I'm gonna be a fellowship. You right? He's doing it. No, they got lived a life. You're the flex at nine. No, the shit that you wanted to do. I was really doing. Fuck it. I told you. You was boosted for niggas. I am self-funded nigga. Because I want to sell drugs watch your fucking mouth. Now I'm gonna let you finish when I was boosted. I wasn't boosted for nobody. 1500 a week from Macy's. Give it to somebody. Give it to me. Give it to me. You just want to yell. I know I'm smart. So I was taking it back to Macy's getting a mail check refund. I was a I was a do it 50 percent. You want to sell it in the street? They don't keep it up. They're gonna call me. No, if you don't keep it up. They don't call me. No, no, I have a plane in my head. They don't charge for clips. Fuck you. Fuck you. Talk about them. And and do your new Jersey research. I never held a pack for nobody. I don't got a word. I don't have a worship. No other niggas. I can worship myself to the fucking truck. I ain't from nobody. I'm from an inch. You don't have it. I do. I do. You got shot and laid in again. Quiet. He's probably talking to me. I'm late. But you talk about me. You know, they haven't that shot me nigga. He's gone. Man, God bless his soul. You ain't do it. Don't matter. I'm mad at that. That matter. That's what I did when I say it on him. No, you know, you might know. No, and you you might try to get some I'm talking talk about next next next next to You got a plan with me bro. You know man. You're a wing got such a such car and I was driving Yeah Straight out of nowhere Mr. Taken further himself none other than freezes in the book. I don't think he can clean that tight laughs Jesus I'm Irish finest bar I knew that was gonna happen though. What does he flip outside with agent bro? And he's gonna come in and start fucking you know me wilding on niggas man Why is that get you for yeah, you know what I do know what I do think it's funny and I'm saying this I'm moving on please but it's a few of y'all. I'm not naming names that I've heard Make statements that lead me to believe that once you started working together You made calls in the street to check and check My I've heard it a few times and I'm I'm flabbergasted almost every time We have a bar if I read back I worked hard to raise all my shit I made a change for the better Fuck man, I grew up Poe is here quarry is here Erickson is here. Save honest here. Tanner is here last but certainly not least Each and every one of you very poor people out there most the most important you guys are here Oh, hey, oh listen the nigga. Um, Alice a cool me with the Atlantic City mayor on the phone. Oh, yeah All right, come on, yo, I told you a lot of cool. Oh, man. Nice guy too shot to talk to Alice a they caught me on three way I say you have the co-ean swatzman. Oh, he said I'm a cool Cory. Okay, because angel a year texted me fair and said hey the Atlantic city mayor Would like to get in touch with you and speak to you about some shit that y'all set up there It's a group chat still had the list of everyone that you caused before you forgot that you said like we're back in the old days Remember how we kept at name that was funny. Oh, I was him Then duff shout out the duff. He chaps. DM me. Yo, text me the Atlantic City mayor Y'all y'all kind of just had w-w-w-w-w-we over there making it just hosted it So I did hit Angela you this morning and say hey, can you send me the mayor's number in? in case I do want to speak to him. - Nice. - I'm just not sure if I want to speak to him yet. Why? - Scared. - No, I don't think it's scared. - Because unlike when we, and mind you, I don't remember nothing that was said about Atlantic City, but if somebody asked me tomorrow about Atlantic City, I know what I'm saying. So I ain't fighting whatever they said, I said. (laughing) Whatever they said, I said, I said. - Who was it that barked on you from Gary again? - The mayor. - The mayor. - There was a singer or something. - Yeah, it was, she hit me up. She's a, it was so dope. I can't remember where we were. - Yeah, it was a few people. - So it was a legend. - It was a legend. - Yeah, I'm sure it was. - Well, unlike when we talk, well, when I talk, 'cause when I talk to you about other places, I just be up here running my mouth. I don't really feel like that about New Jersey. New Jersey, I've been here, nigga. So if I'm saying something, I'm saying it as a new Jersey resident and representative. - But it can change, you know what I'm saying? - I'll change it, I'll change it. - Well then, I'm open, I'm open to speak. - That's why you're calling. - They changed it completely. - Listen to y'all. (laughing) - And they could tell that to you, could you from New York? - I don't know. - I'll be there for them, everybody in this room. - I've been there recently. - My dad is there. - I'll be there in this weekend. (laughing) - My dad is there. - Every weekend. - So it's ice, ice is there. - I'm always there. - So that's why I'm saying, I don't know if I really want to speak to him because it might be a real honest conversation. Like me and him might be able to get a lot done speaking behind the scenes. Maybe there's something I could do to help. - True. - I don't really want to purposefully shit on. - Got it, got it. - Jersey, and I do here that he's a great guy. - A lot of people know him, he called me. - He's a great, he's a good guy, a lot of phone him. He's a lot. - I don't know, I was on the phone all of a sudden. - How's it going right now? - I'm calling right now. Call him right now, call him right now, I'm thinking. We off, let's go to the bathroom, we should. - I'm looking at Ishimar, would you all do this? - I have a text, I have a joke. - I got your back, I'll stand with you. - Let's go, Mark. - That's funny, they call him mayor, live. - Call him right now, look at it. - It's a flash. - They don't think I said nothing. - Joe, it's a mayor of Atlantic City. - I'll do that. - What do you think he's doing? - Mark don't do that. - See, you can't make them joke. - Ooh. - Only Joe's, Joe's, you could do it. - I'm even feeling, we can't sit in your mouth. - You don't live in feeling, you don't. Number one, you don't live in, I'm feeling. - Oh, did I man? - No, you're not. - No, you're not. - You want a probationary period. - Jersey save, Jersey save, Jersey save to death. - You're queen is from Jersey. - That's true. - Yeah, that's true. - That's true. - Is he gonna play with that? - Oh, I'm playing with that. - I'm playing with that. - None of us do. - Me too. - What, yo, what's Joe, in about 24 hours live. - In Atlanta. - You're now. - He's the first. - Wait 'cause, wait 'cause, wait 'cause, wait 'cause, wait 'cause, I think he's having a ready. (laughing) - He's smelly, I have a typical owner. - Right, so I'm gonna break mood, forget it here. - I need a mood, I need a mood. - He forced the mood, right? - Out of the house, right. - Oh shit. - Freedom, freedom, freedom with me. - Yes, I'm free. - Us, free. (laughing) - And again, he never leave in his bed yet. He'll be out there in midnight. - Yeah. - Yeah, we do. - So behind the scenes, for the behind the scenes, for the rewind, rewind the 17th house. - I mean, or I can get a PO box, like some of the experts. - You can't live in it. - Yeah, me? - Or I can get a PO box, that's right there, by the little hotel. - Yeah, damn, all right. - Yeah, by Matt's hotel. - That we used to go to 20 years ago. - That's why Niggas can't, yeah, me. - Or I just get a sob bump, you know what I mean? It's cool. - Ah, shut ya down. - Yeah, not this. - Yeah, nice to see you guys. - Yo, shit. - Yo, shit. - Yo, shit. - Did I introduce everybody here? - I'm being called a mayor. - You ain't, I'm being shot, I got you back. - I'm like, what if he's serious? - No, I got you back. - Bro, he could be in the middle of something. - Did he want me to get him a call? - How many, is it, oh, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's. - He really called Matt people. - He called Matt people before I had a trial. - Professional behind the scenes conversation. I don't want to be on hand. - Well, it can start here. - You know what, behind the scenes. - If he's at the tables or we first hand to be over. - I don't want him to think I'm y'all can no smoke. - What? (laughing) - Hit me. (laughing) - I can't. - I'm very relaxed. - He's like, he's like, he's gonna answer. - Yeah, he's gonna answer. - You have reached Marty's small. - Yeah. - Oh. - I should have left him message. - You should have. (laughing) - Yeah. (laughing) - The funny shit I'm about. - I better go back. I better go back. - He likes his name more. - No, he's not. - No, no, no, no, no. - So text him and say, it's just. - I just answer. - I'm just gonna text him. - Come on man, we got you to do it. He'll go back. We'll get back to that. - Yeah. - We don't want to start the B-T Awards. - Yeah. - My boy, yeah, that's not true. - The B-E through we got a choice. - No. - It's not shit. All right, the B-T Awards happened the other night. I want to congratulate all the nominees and winners. I want to shout out, I'm sure Jesse did this. - He did. - Yeah, he was beautiful. - Shout out to Jesse and Kanye Orlando. - Up. - Up, man. - That was quick. - I told you he wasn't doing that. He's need to finish that hand. - Go back. (laughing) - Hello. - Hey, what's up, man? How you doing? - Is this the mayor? - Yes, it's Mayor Marty Smok's scene. What's good, bro? - Oh, man. How you doing, Mayor? It's Joe Button. I'm live on the air. I just want to call you and let you know that I ain't, I'm not duckin' no smoke. (laughing) - Okay. - I'm not duckin' no smoke. - Go ahead. - I just want to come on, come on your podcast and tell the Atlantic City story, that's all. - All right, you know I've been to the Atlantic City a bunch of times. I just want to tell you that before you come. - That's it. - Okay, listen, listen, I'm listening. I'm a Atlantic City boy. I'm a Atlantic City braiding when I die and will be Atlantic City day, so let's do it. - Okay, well, do you have an open door to come up here and talk? - I think that'd be a real good conversation, actually. - Okay, all right, just let me know, shoot me a text, and I come up with New York and heartbeat. - All right, I'll text you by the scenes, but you call it a lot of people that divide me. (laughing) - Let's imagine, let's imagine, I'm connected, bro. - You got it. - Oh, don't drag the congratulations on your success. - Thank you so much. - I'm connected. I'm for the culture. - It's a threat. - By the culture, you got to come up with an Atlantic City. - You call me, Nick? - You call me Nick? - No, he's connected. - No, no, he's connected. - All right, so listen, let's talk by the scenes. I can't wait to make that happen, man. It's gonna be a good talk, man. - All right, cool. - Thank you so much. - Thank you. - Peace. - Yeah, that's not going to be good. - Yeah, well, of course. - You gonna be honest? - Yes! - Yes! - You're gonna get to understand it. I can tell by what he was talking. You're gonna get to understand it. - Yeah, that's how I like the J-Print call, right? (laughing) - It's just how I like J-Print so much. - You've got exactly how I like it, man. - Yeah, that's what he was saying. And get some jokes out of it like, exact it. (laughing) - No, no, no. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - We'll talk behind the scenes. - Yeah, you're welcome. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Any time. - Tony, Shane, when he caught, he was on the, when he was on the, when he was on the, when he was on the, when he was on the, - No, no, no, no, no, no. - All right. - Yeah, that was a giveaway. He was when he called somebody gave me a number I was a business he happens business voice on he like what up dog he knew that's some other niggas. Yeah, I know So I tipped him off So we gave him his number It was two of his treats Two of his treats He knew what was what up hey, how are you? What what up what up? What up? Oh, okay, let's go make sure you that make us toxic that somebody saying what a mayor saying I'm well connected we do take like I'm connected 17 times to let you know Right I'm playing with me my nigga. There's a certain about history in the gray city of you know it's funny. You know it's funny You bitch ass niggas you talk about oh you letting you know you let you know we are at something the same it wasn't me I mean I'm gonna take the e4 good that's what a leader does what is your show, but it wasn't just me I told you I got you back Yeah, we hold you down Mark Marcus sell me out for a seat in the office somewhere All right, so the BET awards awards happened in LA yada yada yada yada yada yada we all saw it. We're here with takes Where do y'all want to begin with I'll start today was hard as fuck to find they said it was gonna be on Paramount Plus it was not wasn't I had to resort some alternative methods to watch the show, which I didn't need to I had to cut cable on That's what I did I entered cable on in ages and I You know what channel BET was? I just guessed on some muscle memory shit, but it was VH1, that's how I know I'm an older man. I know the VH1 channel, and I don't know the, so VH1 was showing it, Nickelodeon was showing it, all the sister channel was showing it. We're showing it. - It was hard to find on the streaming. I'll say that. - It's hard. - The rebroadcast of the replay is on Paramount. - Oh that's how I got it. - That's how I watched it. - Yeah, I don't know about that. - That's not how much of a Sunday at 8. - Oh, yeah, not. (laughing) - I thought it was, so I'm officially at the age where a lot of the acts, I guess, go like, who the fuck is that? I might know their name and their voice, but I don't know what they're face right away. So I had a couple moments where I was like, I feel like the overhead in there with some of the younger acts, but the performances were good. I thought Drew Ski did a great job. - I thought so too. - You know, I love Drew Ski, I did. It was his first go. - The first. - The whole thing is different. - It is, it is. - What's your, what's your, what's your story? - Just to get that funny to me. They ain't like, his skits usually do in internet format. - I guess so. - Oh, I see. - I think all of them. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's definitely call them. Listen, we absolutely love Drew Ski. That's my prize, Picks Brother. He's on his, what he's already there, but he's on his way to do even more amazing things. And I'm super happy that he got that opportunity. It did feel good to see a fresh face. It felt good for BET to acknowledge internet lore. And I guess we'll talk about that later on, but Drew Ski was like BET, salute and not just Drew Ski, but the digital error in the internet, and what's going on. - I don't know, I don't know. - She's on the app, absolutely. - And she loved that, but the awards, this was one of those times where you see the difference in internet, and you think it's different? - It is. - It is. - It is. - This is like, yeah, you know what gave that away for me? Like, when Kiki Palmer made her joke about, hey, I should host this, why they even asking you. - And they all stood up and clapped for her? - Yeah, but when she took the mic, she sounded like a host. - Yeah, she did, yeah. - That's some 10,000 hours. - Yes, exactly. Shout out to her. And I did enjoy Drew Ski, but I'm okay if I don't see him host there again. - I think he could, no, I think he could do it again. - I think he'll go home, watch his family. - Yeah, watch film, see the areas that you could improve, see the areas where you might have missed. And I wish they just would've came up with new skin. - No shit, that's the thing for me. He kind of rehashed the same skits that we already got laughing at. - And I'm not gonna hit the same exact way again. - I'm not mad at her in co-host with someone like Kiki maybe. It's like the main MC kind of, and then he's the comedic relief. - Yeah. - And she put her bid in that. Like, they say she got her dead. - And he's told up for next year. - I mean, they kind of, the crowd kind of got behind her. - Do you think the crowd wasn't really receptive to some of the stuff? Do you think that it's because they really did not identify who they know is gonna be in the audience. But do you think that one, that they saw it already? Or two, it just was a time in the moment. - That crowd was, have seen the skits. - Yeah, I think. - Which one do you think you lean on? Like it wasn't a, 'cause it's a time and place to do shows. - I don't think everybody seen them skits. - I was about to say that too. I think a lot of them, like again, some of them was older in there. Everybody ain't watched them skits. - Yeah, I hadn't seen it so long. - When he flew in. - That's what they faces. - Yeah, don't be like, what the fuck is this? - A lot of people didn't like that church, making fun of the church, so you led with that. - Yeah, that ain't doing crowd. - Well, a couple people were wrong way. You can see it in their faces. They was like, what the fuck? - Black people. - Yo, black people are blue, blue, blue, blue. - I don't really know. - Lot of them don't play that church. - Yeah, they look at that shit as blasphemous. And to Mark's point, me, I ain't know a bunch of them on fire. I'm like, who the fuck? So some of those people might not necessarily identify with Drew Ski because to Joe's point, he is major, an internet star, more so than a network star. He's an internet star. A lot of older people don't really play the net like that. You know what I'm saying? - Sure. - So they got, they not. - And again, I'm not, again, I wanna make it clear. I'm not really putting it on Drew Ski that he did the same skits. Because it's, it's a famous corporate, we see what you did was hot online. - Come do the amplify it in front of more eyes. - You amplify it exactly. But even like, when he did the walk down the aisle before he got the Kiki Palmer, when he was talking to Ray Jay, like I think that's hilarious. - I thought that was great. - Because it was funny. - Ray Jay, you lie, it does. And I've heard Drew Ski say that to him before, but in a room full of stars, I don't really give a fuck about Ray Jay lying to me. Not with the host. The host is there to nigga pinpoint the heads in here. Ray Jay not even really dressed for this shit. He got a black t-shirt on. It's just not, it's just not. - That's a good point. I mean, I still, I separate the skits from his hosting, right? And I was like, I didn't love all the skits, but I thought in terms of his crowd work, his moving looked comfortable. But he could get better. But I thought he did a good job making that. - His energy was on a million. - Oh, for sure. - His energy was on a million and carried it for me. I didn't love the fucking, the whole ice cube. That, that, that, that, that. - It didn't hit right. - I thought it wasn't. - That didn't connect right. - And not just were whole ventures. I just didn't think it was that funny. - It didn't hit. - Sometimes you miss. - It just didn't. - That just did not hit. - Yeah, and I didn't even know that he was doing the whole, I thought he was doing fucking rin or one of the other. - He's the other one. - For real. - Until he kept saying. - It was funny. - But he was doing rin. - It's too funny. - No, no. - It's not crazy. It's just like, I feel you like. - Like ice cube is there. You think in that he emulating a Jerry Carl until it hits you that he talked about, Jason? - Yeah, it wasn't. - That would miss. - I'll pick that right. - And doing that next to ice cube, that's what I didn't get. - It just didn't hit. - Ice cube ain't never that bad. - Yeah, that ain't bad. - And if you see ice cube anywhere as of late, he don't really be on the joky joky shit. Like, he'd be super serious. - He'd never really been on joky. - Yeah, you know what? - He'd been back at that. - He wasn't on joky joky. - He's the straight man on Friday, really. - Like, he wasn't. - He'd be coming out there doing that next to him. It just. - Yeah, I don't think he was joking when he said, all right, you can sheep it up up here. They come black boy, you know what I'm saying? You know, he wasn't, the fucking, I didn't know I did laugh at all. It's someone that should require it was singing back here. But again, yeah. - I've seen that. - He said it was part of the basketball. - Yeah, the BBL rapper do. But shout out to Drew Ski, amazing opportunity. I'm sure there's a million more at your show. - And it was just, it was just a room full of beautiful, black people every time they kind of showed the drone shot of the crowd. I was dreading coming to work. I'm like, how am I coming here and say anything about this? This is just beautiful black shit, I ain't going to be me. We're coming in and trying to throw rain on the parade. - There's something to say. - Yeah. - Well, first of all, real quick, we've been complaining about, I guess it was a hip hop. The hip hop and the BT awards is two different things. - Very different. - So let me say that. But I felt like BT is far as production wise. They did a great job. - They did. - They always do. - I thought it was put together well. - For sure. - The energy was wonderful. - I think the people showed up, I think they showed up. - Yeah, so that's the important part. - We'll do it. - I'm sorry, good. - I want to know something to critiques, 'cause I left their satisfy like, oh, this was nice. This was real good. Now, maybe I'm looking at it from a different lens. - I have it. - Very small critiques, bitch. That are significant to me, but they're not like, they might feel nitpicky. - Okay. - All right, one is, I think all the worships had this problem, but I find the BT awards has this problem more. Some, the banter between hosts, between presenters, is often awkward and weird. And it feels like some of them just don't read before they get there. Now, sometimes I have it, it's very clear ice cube, for example. He did a great job with the first thing he presented. Second thing, he's very clearly filling in for somebody when he was reading the Lauren Hill thing. Like, he had never seen that before. That's not his fault. So that's the thing where like, you can't do nothing about that, that's the award show. He was a G for even stepping in. But some of the banter I thought just wasn't, if you want to script it, it should be funny. And if you're not going to script it, then let it be loose. And it felt like it was like, it was scripted and not funny sometimes. I didn't love that. All right, Mark open the door right there. So I'm going to follow. I'm going to follow up. I can script it. It's not telling. It's scripted. It's scripted. The banter. Yes. I've been to a lot of these shows. You can see it on the property. Yeah, you can see them reading the script. Well, that's the case. I agree with you. Because that shit seemed like it was awkwardness. That's my fault. Like, it wasn't real. I thought it wasn't scripted. Is it possible that it's before? I was going to ask you, oh, you just answer my question. I'm sorry, we're good. No, I'm not going to say it's impossible that it's scripted, but the person reading the script is new to them. And that's the point. That's what it felt like. That's a production question. Like, if I'm presenting, I should be there the day before or I should be really good at it. Yeah. Or I should be reading. That has to be something. You shouldn't first read it online. You shouldn't be reading it in front of you. I agree. That's what that shit felt like. Yeah. I hate to say this, but kind of to Mark's point, some of the presenters and BET does this more than anybody. The presenters they about to come out, got a show coming somewhere, they got to get you a promo off. And they come out there as the show trio or duo and be like, all right, this, this forward nine o'clock, huh? What do you think Trevor? What's the name of our show when it's just like ABT? I damn knew it didn't give a fuck about y'all being on. I don't care what the fuck Cole for Martin and he looked great. He looked great. He looked fantastic. He looked amazing. I didn't. But guess who is not going to watch the new Cole show? And that was my-- D-Ray up there. That D-Ray family friend of the show. I'm not watching none of this shit. I'm sorry. Save it. I don't watch it. I'm watching. Like, I wish they could find a cooler way to do the corporate sponsors. They're nasty. Like, it's like, we see even right now. Rest of peace, Sunny Rowlands, presented by Adurie. And because of them doing what you said, I paid attention to that shit so much more at some point in the broadcasts. I'm like, you know, they think it's just getting all the money. Money, Hyundai, Dorito, Verizon. I even was like, that was out here. Shit, when I- When they shot a liquor commercial mid-show and took a shot. Yeah. When Kiki went up there, she said, and Verizon, we gonna get the chip Verizon. It's right there. We're saying it. Oh my god. That's what I said. It was too much. It was like Verizon's here because the living legend award presented by Verizon with Verizon already sitting there. Like we get it. Verizon. Like it's too heavy-handed. I'm gonna say some more shit that you didn't say. I'm right. I got you back. Just like with the mayor. I wish they stopped asking Martin to do so. Thank you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. As a black person with one of our better black actors and comedians. Yeah, come on, yo, stop. Yeah, come on. Yeah. Enough. Yeah. Am I off? No. No, no. I walked in. Yeah. I was like, yo, is it me or what's up? Something something. Why can't you sit? Why can't you just let him sit down chill, bring him some water? Something like, you know what I am? Yeah, just shot when you do your who's in the building. We got the legend Martin in the building. Like something. Just something. You don't have to have a more stage like that. Yeah, because I don't like see. I don't like hearing a whole talk like that. I don't like seeing him. He just doesn't look like his best self and he's such a legend. We love him so much. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That whole bit didn't it just fell off. Yeah, it's awkward. That's what I mean. That's the thing. I love the show, but I just think sometimes that again, the dialogue, the bit they just, they don't be, they just missed the mark a little bit sometime and they make me uncomfortable. Yeah, that's when they make me uncomfortable when I'm watching them. Overall, I didn't enjoy the show a lot. Yeah. We're a long way from overall. I don't know. I get to the trip. I don't like shit. No shit. So not like. I didn't recognize and then it was a good show. No, it wasn't good show. Can I ask a question? Everything I got was a nitpick. How many awards did they give out? Four, five. That was my whole thing. I'm like, who's with like, I can tell you. It wasn't. But that's the case with most major award shows. Yeah, but at least, like, even with the Grammys, they'll do the pre-show. They'll let you know who won. Yeah, it's like, I didn't know who it's no time to give out awards when you're counting money. That's what you're talking about. This is not really an award show. We in the back. It's a cost of all the money. Yeah, awards. It's a concert. I was surprised every time in a war game. I was okay. I got in the war. Yeah. Clips got in the war. TTI, TTI open up with a performance. He was great. I enjoyed all the performances. K1, you know, her fans was mad that they went to commercial, but that's what they do. Yeah, but she was great. I do have a problem with people just not singing or rapping live. Yeah, like the TV track every year gets louder and loudness and only it like Max and French was very like, it was the song. They look great up there. Again, Jasmine didn't want to kiss. We got to ask jazz why she won't kiss this nigga. Every time he go for some sugar in public, she turned her head. And he's such a boss looking nigga. He don't have a phasum. He don't never give a fuck, but she won't. I got to get to T. I tried. But Max and French look absolutely great. When they put the mix on. Yeah, they did. I was glad that there was that New York representation up there. What else happened? Cardi B was hilarious. Yeah, to me being this song was asking him to lay off a beer. That was the funniest thing in the world. They did it because you did it. She went right online to say, yo, I'm not a bully. I don't condone bullying and I don't mess with people if they stop messing with me. I'll be just put a hell. Two days before. So leave her alone. Yadi, I do like though. I'm not going to hold you. I like her saying it even if it's. I agree. Alright, you know what's funny and again, my men should be acting up. But I swore. Cardi B came out, did a verse from that song, moved on, did some other songs came back. Has like the grand finale with the beer discs from the song that she opened up with. So you went out of your way and listen, Cardi didn't say Lotto's name. She said that she said, beer with the strongest beat. I have her. She made sure she walked to the front of the stage. Also, can we do something about hip-hop backup dancers? Like when I came in the world, we had crazy legs. Scooby Scrap. What the fuck is that? Wait, I won't think that he can't hear brother. Scooby Scrap. Oh, there's somebody happy. We'll have he. Oh, the boys, the boys boys. These are about T-Roy. Yeah, T-Roy. T-Roy enough. T-Roy. Like y'all. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. Like, best who was it today? Do y'all look at these background dancers? Yeah. Every nigga is fucking just fucking gay. I think you're gonna say that. I was open to see how he was going to say that. It was gay. It was. It was. It was. It was. It was. It was. It was. Wait, that sounds like I got a problem with. And I don't. But I'm just saying, can we hired like more people? Strait dudes don't dance the war. They can dance with the dances that they asking them to do behind the rappers. Because I was looking. Let me make a decision. I'm like you. No. All right. I'm gonna go make a coffee. Cry months is definitely over. Yeah. Honestly. Like honestly now. Cardi B did amazing up there. She's out to go. Who love perform? Kallani. Kallani. Kallani was great. Kallani. I loved that song. I loved the performance. She looked great. I love temps to slow down. Slow down. Slow it down. Slow it down. Flip. Hey, tell me. They're gonna clip that. Hey, tell me. Tell me. Now's a good time to ask you a question that you're. What was the question? About Kallani's performance, Jamie Foxx. Thank you. Jamie Foxx and his daughter didn't seem like they were playing the guitar. Oh, when plugged in for shit. I don't play around with children. I remember watching it. Like I'm trying to wait to hit it. The guitar sound. I also have to say as a guitar player. It wasn't being played. Have you seen a guitar? I think that she knew the notes. But I was I put my ear to the laptop too. You know, I didn't use the television. But I don't know. What is that whole thing about? Why do you think she knew the notes? I used to play guitar as a kid. Okay. That's right. I don't. And it seemed like she did. How old were you? Um, that's a kid is vague. I played guitar from like nine. How many times to 12? How many times did you play? How many strings did the guitar have? I forgot. I forgot. I played the guitar. How do you hold the guitar? The banjo? Yeah, he played. He had the shit. The tiny guitar at the end. No, you know. I'm going to put it in the car, son. I'm going to get down. Wait. We don't have to sit there at the speaker. Yeah. No. I'm going to have to talk to the camera heights. That's the subject. You want to get to our school? I did, man. My mom put me in there, man. I was giving trouble. Yo, why do you black parents? How do we older? I know all the time. Yo, trying to get rid of us. Yo, right now. Yeah. Guitar school, piano school. That's good. It's a good thing. I'm not lying. I played. I played. And you can't. Sometimes I used to. Sometimes I used to. F-A-C-E. I used to know how to read it. I used to know how to play. Give me a guitar. I'll show you. Okay. He borrowed it before. He's been part of the gang. We talking about doing a band here. We used to do this part in a room where guitars were just hanging everywhere. Yeah. I never saw you touch it. I wasn't around. He let me. He let me his guitar for a video. Really? Yeah. That's for a video. Yeah. I played the recorder, nigga. I played it on shit. How do you want to record it? Like this. I remember that shit. Hold on, nigga. All right. This musicians listen. Yeah. I don't play no instrument. Who don't play? You don't play no instrument. They let you get away with that. You don't play no instruments. Don't talk to me about the nigga that play instruments before. Go play a drum somewhere or something. What did you say you played a drum? Don't you have drums? I'm sure it is. No, I know. His father played the drums he said before. So I might say don't take pops credit. That's why I was going and see I niggas put your cape on for this nigga. I don't need them to cape for me. I play piano by ear. I don't know what that means. I'm sorry. I can play Joe's mouth is an instrument. Oh. All right. That's what they said. Nice with the mail organ. What do you mean? What they say? You was talking to them? Is he a kind of linguist? You're fooling me. I've used up all of my jokes about this topic. Okay. I want to join in with you. Yeah. It's fine. We can acknowledge it. It may not have been plug in and yeah, I think I think that's the full of thinking shit. I don't really I'm not a fan of but Let's get to the truth. So Jamie didn't play to be in any of them. I don't think so, but maybe we know he can He mined it really good if he wasn't playing and it might be and also there might be a reason There might be a technical reason why they weren't playing. Yeah, I think you're actually not allowed to play I forget in live. I don't think it can be live. It has to be back in tracks. I forget the FCC rules, but there is some That's I'm saying there's a technical reason why I just don't know it. I just what that makes it yeah when I work The BT they used to say that I've been something to her today, but I don't I don't know that there is a FCC rule about live instruments I don't know when and where I think it's live TV But we can Attribute before we get to the tributes because I want us to close with the tributes Tiana I Cryed, but I'm also bias. I love her. I love her Rose from Harlem friend of the show. She's great. Amazing. It's Janet. It's Janet I told I told you how Tiana feels about Janet and kind of see that jumping off with the screen She's every one of those tears was real. She know every one of those tears was yeah But I saw some people saying Should Tiana be getting this icon award and I guess they're saying that she's young because she's so young But no, but and they don't really understand the history. No, no, the award was for the year Okay, it wasn't a lifetime it wasn't a lifetime achievement award. It was award for the year But that's what they need to do a better job name and some of them awards because at least for them I thought was the same award. No, it was I still be your own award. Yeah, that's the ultimate icon award. Yeah, I see I was one of the voters. So like I remember they sent us like descriptions Although we didn't vote on those two things, but they told us what they were going to be and I was thinking like you like This doesn't Ultimate icon versus icon of the year could be confusing if it's not really explained well on camera It makes this on paper, but when you say it out loud it necessarily doesn't translate And so a lot of people thought it was like a lifetime award for Tiana In turn, it's the Grammys does similar things where it's kind of unclear what the fucking for sure award is for so I don't want to It's not a BT issue. It's just a award shows don't do a good job, but yeah, but a lot of the alright actually I do have a few more topics before we get to the tribute. So let's kind of rapid fire I don't want to drag it towards too much. What did you guys think about the scissor dochi saxophone moment? I think it was another bit that didn't go over well. I think it's just Again, I don't think scissor or dochi knew but They didn't have back to be asking how many wars were presented It's clear they wanted to use this the saxophones getting louder thing at some point in the night But they ain't present no wars really and people got up there and got off quick. Yeah, now I got two people on stage This is the perfect opportunity no matter what they do right to just get our little saxophone getting louder shit off now Because it's them to it's gonna have some push back. Yeah, it's gonna be received a certain way They also didn't know what was going on so they didn't made on the joke like you got to make people be in on the joke I think for it to I don't know don't you don't you handle that shit like she broke it. I like she spoke to shit And I should ain't no joke. Yeah, when you up there presenting it ain't funny You know, no, I mean of you up there talking it ain't funny He did say in the beginning like yo, I'm gonna get your 30 seconds if y'all don't get off in 30 seconds This the music y'all gonna hear right so I think maybe to get it in one time during the show They pick that time, but if you the person you ain't with that shit if you don't know And I think I think they tried to keep people from knowing what's going on for genuine reaction Okay, because again, this is internet shit And that's how people a lot of this skits and all this run like I'm trying to get a real reaction from y'all And maybe we can make it funny. Right freeze. How did you feel about a best male hip hop freeze in parks? Who won again? Who won clips one? Oh, no They were an artist of the year too album of the year album of the year. Oh, yeah, yeah, I'm with it. That was all the year to me I just wish they've been there. I'm not blaming them. I'm just saying I love one of you know BT awards Was typically the people who won showed up, and they were very intentional at least back in the day about making I mean, I said coincidentally the people who won the awards were there And so I was I was I was kind of expecting them to pop out and they didn't so I was only I just want to see them That was the only thing I didn't like for such a big award and they seem again They seem to present it. Yeah, I'm not sure they're not men. They kind of were looking around It's like 75 people. It was a few. I also think it's weird if you buy us towards just giving it some of it's in the building too So it's a double a chore to think a little bit. I agree. I don't you know before I mean we can't prove it But that was how they got you in the building. Yeah, you got to perform right and that's why they started the academies I'll lay a thing Oh, gee a lot of people was it was a watching the wall. It was a bunch of good hip hop albums this year It was a lot of you can't you can't you can't I'm not you at that clips album when I I wouldn't yeah Even if you even if another like of Wally I'm one I wouldn't bad I love that I love that I love my favorite I love that we're killing this rapid fire thing. Let's get to the tributes No tributes, okay, so they were too trippy following Mark Lee. Let's start start with the angel of the bar. Okay Did the angel of one? I thought first of all it was the second Tribute we seem for the angel because the Grammys did one. Yeah, so you have to look at it and get in that context because the the Grammys already covered Some of the big hits the stuff that people I think in that crowd may have known more because that crowd did not seem to be Kind of locked into the songs or the music. Why are you gonna start with a cave? No, I'm just I'm about and do you believe that what you saying? Even if even if Jesse Collins is responsible for both productions I still am not holding the BET tribute up against the light for what the Grammy tribute was. No, no, that's not what I'm saying I want to hear I want to hear them finish this what I'm saying first of all I'm saying it was a good decision To not do the same thing the Grammys did I liked the fact that they that they did van that they avant-garde perform and that they didn't just do Brown sugar lady and all that shit. I'm saying that was a good thing. I'm saying that was a good thing Why I thought they went wrong was I didn't necessarily think the personnel was right. Yeah, and so the crowd couldn't really You know, I mean for example, I look I'm a huge Arlin ex-fan. I don't think that was the right song for her for that performance It didn't it didn't match the vibe of DeAngelo and it felt it felt a little bit awkward to me couldn't agree more Yeah, it wasn't again, it wasn't the song choice if you go and she looked and sounded great But she shouldn't have been doing that. No, then I don't think it would have been the worst if she if the rest of the show went well You know, I'm saying if she was lead off. Yeah, and she got better and it got better correct. Yeah But it it did and I listen to the rambunar. I thought he was a highlight Friend of the show I enjoyed seeing him every time he popped out which was a lot of time it was he did he did he was he was doing this thing. I couldn't be happier for him He shouldn't have been singing shit damn motherfucker, and he killed it. Yeah, but he should not have been singing Shit damn motherfucker a song. You know the song And he up there Which just not this song yeah, he killed it, but that's why I said my issue with this was the personnel not the song choice all Talented people listen the next brother. I'm about to say something about. Oh my god. I feel like it's one of the most talented musicians out who be just Yes, we all they destroyed the pocket of devil's pie by the way They put that ship to like 120 bpm or something. Yeah, that she was like that was another that's what I'm saying and again I understood that they didn't want to just do the same thing that we've already been done. So I get the vanguard to say I actually think that was kind of cool I don't I didn't even mad at people they chose just the wrong George Clinton Back to the legend just of legends, but his involvement was it was weird Saying George Clinton's involvement is weird is like what he's going for most of the time right, but it didn't it didn't hit it didn't hit I couldn't agree all be a nice could agree with you all y'all are all I mean I would give it a C plus I wouldn't give it a C Maybe you know what I like I thought Vanguard sounded great. I thought the band sounded a fucking amazing. That's actually what I like I like I like the era except for that one devil's pie except for devil's pie. I thought they sounded good I so that that's we gave it a C plus for me because I thought the band don't sound good I'm sure the guard was going to sound good. Yeah, and that's what that was that that was the rock that was to me was what held it Think that DeAngelo has enough music to where they couldn't even chose some more more more songs or better songs yes Some of them songs this is a bad thing and I don't give a fuck how many DeAngelo Tributes was done before get blal over here I feel that blal should be present at every DeAngelo Tribute for me that's niggas was like but the Grammy So fuck what they did right I would you is I agree it's enough black musicians that are talented enough to have smoked that shit like we don't know Did the Grammys do a smokey Robinson? We're cruising. I think so. Oh wait. We can't do for smokey Robinson. Go clean it clean it company Yeah, that's that wasn't great. Well, how'd you guys feel about learners? I like you. I like learn much better. I like. I like there's a light. I had I loved it I love the wait. Let me rephrase Jersey people in the buildings. I loved the Rap no singer combinations. I love that. Yeah. Oh a lot. We can't say we gave Comin' the Queen the T. And that would agree plus and we didn't like that long. That's weird. I gotta look - A lot of feelings about the law and what. - But you liked it the angel war? - I gave it a C plus. - Let 'em, let 'em, let 'em, let 'em. - Oh, great, great. - Who was the person that's-- - The law was much better. I'm not saying it wasn't, I'm just saying it was, I enjoyed the angel war when I wasn't even always entertained by. I was kinda, I was always thinking about what was wrong with it. The law and what I was able to settle in and like it. There were some big hits and there were some misses. - For sure. - I thought, starting with a war. - Smoked it, war. - Ready or not? - 'Cause they started with-- - No, no, no, the country group, the husband and wife. - Yeah, they started with-- - Oh yeah, you're right, my fault, my fault, my fault. - Yeah, you're right, you're right. - Yes, you're right. - Joyful, you're right. - No, no, it's war and, what country do we do a couple years ago? - That's war, they started. - War and treaty. The war and treaty. It was a gospel song. - It was a gospel song. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - That's called-- - Joyful, Joyful, Joyful. - Yeah, the song Joyful, Joyful. I'm saying, the girl trying to think of the group. I'm gonna shout them out. - Okay, god, the war and treaty got it, they killed it, body, they killed it. - And honestly, if you were watching before me, you could see when Lauren was really feeling it. - For sure. - And have a great time. - Versus when she was trying to not do the Mariah, but was feeling it in time. - When she got on stage, she got in demon mode. - Yeah. - You get to that in a second. - That's the whole other conversation. - Don't you ever call that the Mariah again. - No, that's with admiration. - That's the print. - It's called the print. - Yeah, you know, it's called the print. - Oh, I see. - Yeah, sure, the print. - Look at those you can't right now. - I see. - So, part of my issue was, Lauren got so many amazing songs when she's rapping and singing. It's hard to find people that can do that. So you had to have some combos. - Boy, we could find a black girl to do it. - No arguing for me. - No arguing for me. - I don't want to look at this little white girl while we celebrating. - But I'll tell you something. - I'm gonna tell you something. - She did a great job. - And I'll tell you, for example. - For example. - I'm just telling everyone to see you. - I tell you. - I'm not talking about a talent. - She did a good job. - She's an dopey absolute body. - Yep. - They did. - She's an dopey fucking killed it. - Absolutely. - Yes they did. - They killed it. That was one of my favorites. - Tear and Tim's smokes. - Body. - Tear and wife. - Okay. - And Tim. - I like that one a lot. - I didn't like. - And I'm a Tear and wife. - Fan. - Super fan. - I wanted to see a little more energy from her. - Okay. - I did like her stage energy that night. But I thought she killed the rap. - She killed that shit. - I like that. I thought she was fly. I thought she was dope. I just felt a little low energy from me compared to what was happening on the stage. And when I watched Common, he was like 50 out there killing it. - Energy was really good today. - That's a different issue. I'm not talking about them before. - Okay. - It's the energy. - Latifah's energy was crazy. - She was. - She killed it. - Latifah. - She smoked that shit. - Latifah and Common. - They closed it. I thought the open end closes were great. - Rhapsody and Lissah were killed. - Rhapsody and Lissah were not. - Lissah started rapping. - But she was killing the singing. - Rhapsody was so in pocket on the fucking rhymes. - And then Lissah came in on some back and forth shit and fucked that shit. - That was my problem. It should have been Rhapsody rapping. - Correct. - And Lissah was singing. - Correct. - Rhapsody did great. - She was so in pocket. - I love Rhapsody. - I think they killed that shit. - I didn't love Lissah. - Who's the lady that's son killing me softly? - I don't know who that was actually. - Is she kinda. - I didn't really, like, there was a pop. - She smoked it. - She didn't like it. - I'm so happy you ain't know. - You thought she smoked it? - No. - Yeah. - The ad lib part that she didn't do correctly. That kind of bar them. - The bridge. - She cracked the low bit. - Yes, thank you. - She still killed that shit. - She kicked out of the bridge. Bar them, yeah. - Yeah. - I was like, ah. - Yo, to give the D'Angelo performance to me, a C plus. That Lauren, that Lauren tribute had to be a A. - I didn't like it. - I didn't like it. - I liked it a lot. - That you talk my name is Alexia J. - Alexia J. - Alexia J. - Shout out to her. - Shout out to her. - I think that shit was fired. - I didn't love the bridge on that. - I would give the Lauren a B plus A minus. That for me. Lauren had a couple of surprises. - I agree with you. B plus A minus. - Yeah, I'm much on it. - They had a couple of surprises for the Lauren thing, including her children. So when they say we're going to now Zion, I expected to hear. - Zion. - That song for Zion. - So Zion. - Yeah. How beautiful. There's nothing more. Instead, he came out. - It fucked me up. - Yeah. - First of all, I'm old. I'm old as fuck. The Zion is. Because I was there at Tower Records in '98 when standing and waiting for the album to release. And for Zion to now be this grown-ass man. Like, damn, they're 30. - Yeah. - It was crazy to me. Look, it's her kids, it's her performance. It's cool. It's not what I wanted to see. It's not what anybody in the building wanted to see. But it ain't like. - That's what she wanted to see. - That's what she wanted to say. - It's a tribute to her. So do it. - I don't think they did a good job. We can nitpick. They did fun. - And as far as I said, who's they? The organizers. - No, no. That's not what he's saying. Go ahead. More parts, come on in. - I think the kids did fine. - There were two kids, right? - No, no, no, no. - Side G perform. - Side G perform. - He bodied it. - Side G performed. And then there was Seila, Marley, her daughter, who came out and sang. - She looked great. - Beautiful girls. - Mm-hmm. - Seila is a model, a singer, an entrepreneur, wonderful young lady. She's 28 now. - Okay. - Forget how old these kids are. She sang for her mother. - I thought that that was. - Tough shoes to fill. - Yeah. - For anybody. - For anybody. - Yes. But they're especially tough shoes to fill. - My mom is Lauren Hill. My grandpa is Bob Marley. - Yeah. - That's a really tough. - That's tough. - I mean while I'm trying to throw the cake to you, but I don't think I'm gonna make it that far. It was bad. It was a bad performance. - Well, okay. We gonna highlight the bad, but highlight the good that. - I've been a good job. - But you just stay on that. He came out and he represented his first grandfather. He represented his mother. He sounded great. - He did. - The son. We gotta highlight that before we get to the door to coming out there and just doing the tribute to her mother 'cause her mother wanted her to. - You could tell of some of that mother. - I just think that. She said, "I'm doing this for you, mom." It seemed like her mother always told her. It was something between them. That's how I took that. - Well, you can see with Lauren. - I feel it. - Like even when she did the Kanye show. She's at this point where it's like, "Yo, if I'm involved, I want my kids involved." - Yeah, that's how I took it. - And that's how I should be. - Yeah, that's how I took it. - You know what I'm saying? You got me here? My kids are performing. - I think, say like, again, who I think is very talented. And I was very happy to see her on stage tribute to her mother. Again, I love to see her mom that happy. She was like. - Allated. - He laid it to see her baby of stage singing to her at the beat. I mean, that's fucking amazing. I can't even imagine what that was. She chose. It was chosen for her to sing the Miss Educational Lauren Hill. Which is a vocally somewhat challenging song. And so some of the runs in that, some of the. That's not an easy song for a really, really experienced vocalist to do. - Sure. - And it wasn't the best fit. That's what I'll say. - Did she just got fit? - It might not even be about that. Again, that's a kid. That could be her mother's favorite song. And she's like, "You know what? I'm gonna do that for. " All right, I'm doing mom's favorite record. At this point, this ain't about the fans. This ain't about the viewers. This is about. My kids up here are singing to me. - I ain't married. - That's some fly shit. I don't care if you get up there and fuck it up. - I ain't married. - My job is to say what I felt. - Out of 12, 13 performances. If we. - Yeah. - Strike goal on two of them. - Yeah. - We got it. - So beat. - Yeah, like I thought that shit was amazing. - If you ever do a tribute to me, put my kids up there. I'm your fuck of day and got. - Okay. - I'm going to my body. - Let him go there and bang some pots and pans. - Be the drummer boy. He's on the. - Whatever. - Yeah. Like I said, you're doing job. - What? - Leave me on the silent. - Yeah. - You're there. - I'm fine. - Go where that's where I am on the kid. - Yeah. - You just immune it up even on the Jamie Fox kids shit. Like these young kids. - Yeah. - What do you know about that? I mean, if it was. - They're my kids. - They're my kids. - Yeah, I can't do that to no kids. Go ahead. - I'm not. - I don't care what you sound like. - Yeah, I just didn't like learn it before. Again, I'm a big fan of her. I'm a huge fan of Lauren's. Lauren's my idol. I just didn't. That wasn't my favorite performance at all. - How do you rap? To kind of rap lost ones? - Yes. - That was weird. - I don't wanna hear a dude rap in the lost ones. - Yeah, I feel you. - You know calm. - The lyrics are you stuck in, bro. - Calm is poppin' up everywhere. - Yeah, smooth legend, but I just didn't need him there. That's all. - I was okay with him at a Lauren. - His energy was great. I thought him in Queen Latifab, great energy. I wanna rap that. - It was dope. - One more jersey artist there on the stage and said a comment. - He did retrospect for life. - Because of like that. Like that actually would have made sense. - But that's his song. - And I love that song. - Nah, shit was fire. - Nah, it was toward the fuck. - And then from Tim's back out. You know what I mean? She's saying on that. Yo. (laughs) - What the back out? (laughs) - I love the came out every boy, every year. - Yeah. No. I thought overall, I thought the Lauren tribute was like a. Again, B plus A minus. I thought it was great. And then after that, there was a commercial. We come back. I saw MLH up there and I was like, wait. Sometimes people perform at the thing. Sometimes they don't. - I thought she was coming out. - Yo. - That MLH, they be fucking me out. I didn't do me film the way. - Oh my god. - Oh shit, they got work. - And then she's saying. - X factor. - X factor. It was closer to the original arrangement than she usually does. - Someone in that background, vocal group or band was getting fired though. The whole time she was yelling at somebody. - Yeah. - Someone got sparked on backstage. - Every time she do X factor, live, I love every version of it. - Really? - You can't fuck that song up, it's about that. - That is one of the greatest songs ever made any time I hear it. That's normal. For me, that song is up there with damn their purple rain. It's up there. - It's up there. - It's up there. - See, I like the original. I don't like sometimes some of the renditions. - I hate them. - Yeah, I don't like some of the renditions. But I'll song song I've seen learned heard - Her killing, her killing that shit off. And she did it better where I've seen her at the last time. - That's different, okay. - It's always different, yeah. - But, yeah, different. But her doing it reminded me that nobody else was performing. - Right. - She is what, I wanna hear the, where this is different, or you didn't just know it, or you changed the run, or what you need. - I wanna hear your live version. - Almost 30 years ago, and I might not have it no more at 52. - I wanna hear all of that. - Although she sounded as good as I've heard her in a while. - Yeah, she sounded great. - She sounded great, man. - No, she sounded great. - She sounded great. - She sounded great. - She sounded amazing. - Look great too. - And it's tough, look amazing. - I said this, I say this every time I see you, it kills some shit. But that album, that album. - It's hard to find. - Yes. - It's past that, that's almost underselling it. - Yeah. - Like, you gotta go get thriller, you gotta go get. - It's rare. - You gotta, yeah, yeah. - It's up there with that. - And yeah. - Across your head. - Like, take whoever your favorite artist is. - Can't do it. - Whoever it is. And take only album. They ain't got that. - It's about five albums that I can say are hands down better. And like the 20th century, I'm talking about like, songs in the key of life. - Right. - Amazing grace I'm talking about. - And no dog, and some of them you gonna get a argument from some people. - For sure. - No lie, like that shit is that. - It's yeah. - And that gave me grace for the people who it just before, like I watched the performance and I was like, it was a B plus A minus. Then I heard her and I was like, no one can do this. - Yeah. - Yeah. - This is another level. - What? - This is Stevie Wonder level. - Exactly. - Aritha, this is like some other shit. - Yeah. - That album's so good. She had to make another one. - Yeah. - Yeah. - She just did a little call. - No sister. - No sister. - Scary shit. - She was like 22 years old, 23 years old. - She was maybe a little bit, yeah, maybe, yeah. - No, she graduated high school in my year. - Oh, okay. - She was younger shit, bro. - And to put that project out at that. - Do you want the high school to get it? - No. - Okay. - She went to Mark's Wife's High School. - But I used to just be around. - But no, what I'm saying. - No, all jokes aside, but, you know, early 20, you gave the world that in your early 20s, right? - He's going to get fucking legend over there. - Right. (laughing) - This is a bad thing that I'm just not going to take, but I'll give you. - To give the world that in your early 20s, bro, is remarkable. - Yes. - Even more remarkable. - I was doing it at 70. - No. - But I'm just saying, as you were a season musician, you had three or four albums. This was your first album. My nigga, she did that first album. First solo album, rather, in your early 20s. Like, that shit is unparalleled, bro. - It's amazing. It's a pretty amazing thing. - Yeah. - That shit is crazy, yeah. - You know Lauren and Wycliffe are fucking musical geniuses. - Yeah. - 'Cause you wanna match them with themselves? - You know some bras versus. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Battle and battle. - We know some battle. - Battle and battle. - Day versus. - It's a Pexful Foss. - That's a Pexful Foss. - This is bringing the Pexman to the studio. - God damn, John Forte. - Yeah, where is the Pexman? - I don't want to fucking sicken him. - That album's dope too. - It sounds like Jerry wanted to, man. - And Jerry wanted to. - I'm the Preciated Genius. - Yes, another world. - Another one, man. Wycliffe just had a front porch performance. Y'all know the YouTube series front porch. - Yeah. - And he absolutely smoked it. - Y'all cut sort of the best performance. - He's amazing. - He's a real man. - 'Cause the carnival is, again, one of my albums, it's not miseducation, but it's one of those albums that is so good, and 30 years later it's even better when you see the diversity. - He's been doing nothing but touring globally ever since. - That's it. - Killed and y'all saying is a fendee. That's a fact that is one hundred percent. - I know. - Go on. - Go on. - Go on. - That's Wycliffe. That's Jerry's degree. - He, him. - Wycliffe is him. - But don't say the carnival in miseducation, baby. - I just said it's not miseducation. - That's great album. - But it's an elite, it's a classic album. And I put, it's a classic album. - It's a great album. - Don't say it with miseducation again now. That's wrong. - It's not the same sound. It's not the same blood. - I don't know. - It's the same blood. - Go on. - It's not miseducation. - But don't even, even if you don't need to see that. - You don't know. - What is about don't be, if I don't, if I don't, if I don't, if I don't, I'll be like, "Barks at the Carnival." - No, no, no, no. - It's a carnival classic dope, it joins in 8/3rds. - We'll never say that. - I agree, we on the same page. And yet, this will still turn into a mark, say the carnival. - This is it, as well. - Night one in the air. (all laughing) - So we enjoyed the awards. Again, shout out to everybody who flew out there. I didn't hear no stories of violence. I didn't hear nobody give up. I didn't see Jim Jones talking to security rather aggressively. - There's some near violence. - Yeah, T.I.T. - T.I.T. - Oh yeah, T.I.T too, but he's neat by the way he was here. - It wasn't. - It wasn't. - Tip kept walking, it was his crew. - It wasn't him. - It was him. - That's what I mean. - Kevin Gates pushed the money over him. - Yeah. - Sometimes people be too close. - Yeah, I think they missed it, but now having Carisha perform? - Kind of, yeah, the way the crowd went off on that ship. - Yeah, they missed it. They missed it a thousand percent on that. - I reckon. - They missed it. They didn't? - Because her performance, maybe. - No, I'm saying, no, no, no, no. They've been working on awards forever. She put this long at a fucking hour ago. - I got to say, you can make it work. - Oh, they could have held it. - We never got that. - We're not rearranging our award show for Carisha to come here and fucking do this. We ain't even letting her do it outside. We not letting her do it inside. But I love that she took a second. - Word. - And let the audience sing that. - I love that. That was great. - And I was organic. Like you couldn't pay for that. You know what I'm saying, which was fine. - True. - And that's what it's supposed to be. - It's supposed to be fine. It's supposed to be fine. - That's a strong six. - Yeah, they did a really good, I enjoyed it. I actually tuned in to watch that going into the worse. And he smoked it. It's a good reminder because people keep playing with BOW's name when they come up. - Yeah. - Like, yo, you all forget that I got these records. - You know. - Everything is safe to me. Never knew when you'd be so weak. Open that you can't say anything. - His background vocalist was killing these dishes. All of 'em. And I like, hey. It is Groovy. It is Groovy with the band. - Look, a rapper rapping during a live performance. He might as well. - He might as well. - Look at Justin in the background. - So, Justin. - Oh, shit. - Justin, I was just. - DJ Justin, I love you. - DJ Justin. - Hey. - Hey. [MUSIC] >> Yeah, man, if you listen with your loved one, go ahead and get a little sugar. You're okay, get your love, but I'm a little bit of sugar. [MUSIC] >> Yeah, you used to be a dancer, yo. You be dancing, why you stop dancing, yo? >> I'm gonna get back to it. >> You sound tomorrow, if I go out of love, man, it's gonna hurt me. [MUSIC] >> Hey, hey, hey, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, now. >> He sounds good, yo. >> He's done, he's done. >> He's done real good. >> Wow, wow. >> Salute, man. >> I don't know why, but I ain't been up here yet. >> When, as musicians, right? >> Wow. >> You guys, when do we all just get to a level like that? Is it continuing, practice and continuing? Is it continuously? Is it touring? When do they get to a level of the breath control where they sound good? Is Sal coherent? Where does that come from? >> From doing it. >> From doing it? >> So it's just continuously? >> Yeah, reps. >> reps. >> He's been doing it for a long time. >> Yeah. >> Well, I've got a lot of years in this shit. >> Mm-hm. >> Yeah. >> To keep his image as clean as he has for this long, for his demo, for those young kids. All of them fucking ages on BET. Bowwiles a host. >> Yeah. >> Bowwiles a actor. >> Yes. >> Is it entertainer for real? >> Yeah, he's a pro. >> He is. >> Bowwile, the millennial tour. He's got, he's, bowwiles. >> Yeah. >> Bowwile was kind of him a little bit. >> Yeah. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Yeah. >> I wrote it up. That said, more respect need to be put on Bowwiles name. >> It does. >> For that reason. >> Even an actor on an acting front. He does well on all the shit he's been in. He just kind of, not trying to be funny. >> But why is it more? >> Why isn't? >> Bowwile, man. >> He said, why isn't, why isn't. >> Because he's been a kid. >> Yeah. >> I think that's the biggest thing. >> No. >> No. >> It's tag corny. >> That's the second. >> That's all it is. >> Yeah. >> That's tag corny. >> But that's it. >> When that happens, it don't matter. >> Because he was doing this bad thing. >> Is he a well tag corny? >> Yes. >> No, that's it. >> Yes, he was. >> Okay, but is that what the airplane shit? >> A lot of that shit. >> That was that. >> All of that. >> That was bad. >> That was funny. >> That's what I'm just saying. That's when they view you a certain way. It's not about your talent no more. You'll look that through a certain lens. And that's where they hold you. >> I agree with that. >> I think a lot of it is he was a kid artist. A very tiny artist. Like, I mean, age, age, and physically. And even when he grew up, he became Mr. 106 in park. So he was still, even as an adult, he was still doing like shit that was targeted to a young demo. I don't think people, even now when you look at him, his physical frame and stature. >> He doesn't really want no disrespect. >> Well, give grown ass man. >> Yeah, don't give grown man. So from his acting. >> Hi. >> No, listen, from his acting thing, like it would be hard for them to really cast him as an adult grown. You can't really see Bauow's briefcase and all that other shit as an actor. >> Look at Mr. Man going away. >> Yeah, he almost looks like a kid still. Like, you can see him in the college role today. And if you didn't know it was him. >> I agree with all of you a lot. >> Yeah, I agree with you. But I agree with you. I think that's the number one, like the number one thing is not corny for Bauow. It might be the age. Like when you think of Nick Cannon, the first thing that they say is this thing is just corny. >> I disagree with that. >> I disagree with that too. >> But again, but I'm with the Nick Cannon. >> Even with the Nick Cannon example, no matter what Nick Cannon has done outdoors, guess what? >> It goes back to the corny. >> Yeah, we not passed that every year. Why we can't embrace our corny? >> But what makes Nick a-- >> I ain't the coolest thing out, but I love myself. >> You know, I'd say that shit every day. My self-esteem is high, my confidence is high. And the corny shit ain't now to get. Now that Bauow's in the plane. That was a lot. >> But I mean, it was still funny. >> You're going to be corny. >> So you trying to say-- >> And he owned it. >> Do you try to say all child actors? Because Nick Cannon-- >> I'm saying all-- >> What was he on the show before when he was younger and Nick Cannon? >> He was on a bunch of shows. >> Yeah, he was on a bunch of shows. >> So what was-- >> He's labeled corny-- >> A lot of child stars have a-- >> You really want the truth. >> But there was a known-- >> Look at that we had up here. They don't look at him corny. >> But he popped. >> He popped. >> People don't think of him as a show star. >> Yeah, that's why. >> God, that was a huge-- >> A lot of them are-- >> They're hip-hop. >> It's hip-hop, too. >> Okay. >> Like in hip-hop, we look at our rappers like they have an edge to them. So if you're not an edgy rapper, a lot of times you get typecasts. >> You know all of them. >> You know what I mean? >> The all of that shit we were corny, right? >> We watched Nick and Nick put mad people on and all that shit do. Sold out shows and all that. And they still labeling us that. >> Yeah. >> Thousand baby muvers. >> Yeah. >> That's something that some of these niggas-- >> Richard, at most. >> Yeah. >> And all these stuff it is to be universally cool. >> Nah, you know what really what it is, yo? Real talk. It's because, while Nick Cannon, any of them types never ran around here trying to act tough. >> Yeah. >> That's it. When you're not acting street or tough, the street and tough niggas make you corny. >> I'm not negating that. >> You're right. >> It is hard. >> Also. >> It's tough to be universally in it. >> So it's a small sector of people that across the board is university cool. >> Yeah. >> That's not us. >> Noz is university might be true. >> Noz is something. >> That's if you just misconception that everybody is cool. Most people are corny. >> No, no. >> So you-- >> Yeah. >> There's a middle area though. It's not cool or corny. >> Yeah. >> Like there's people that's just not cool. But they're not corny. >> He's right. >> Ah. >> Isis right. >> I'm talking about the way hip hop looks at niggas. If you are not street, tough, gangster, all of that shit, you are corny. >> I'm saying hip hop is wrong. >> No, we-- I get-- but you're saying universally cool. You can be fine and exist without being cool. >> That's a few. >> It's common as you're not corny. >> Common. >> And the third lane that you get left out. That's what a gangster wrote. >> Who? >> Kendrick. When he first came out, he wasn't gangster. And he's cool. Kendrick also wrapped about a lot of-- seeing a lot of that shit though. He wrapped-- even though he didn't partake, he wrapped about witnessing a lot of that shit. So it was still resonated with a lot of people. >> Yeah, same with not. >> What is it made more of the hood side? >> Common is one. Common is probably one of the few that don't get stamped corny, but he ain't the most-- >> And they should be doing-- >> And they should be doing-- >> That's more-- who's all the deaf girl in the window? >> Common. >> Common. >> Ooh, good boy. >> You buy it. Back the girl in the window. >> I'm like, I'm just kidding. She can't even hear you. >> Yeah. >> You got that. >> Look at me as a kid. >> Big added. She can now get on the postcard. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> No, he bags up from school. >> No. >> No. >> Common is one. >> Yeah, I never think they caught Common Court. >> Yeah, no. He's one of the few. >> And they just said-- >> I'm listening to you all. >> I'm listening to you all. >> I'm trying to say something different. >> Yeah. >> Common Court. >> Yeah. >> I get what you're trying to say. >> I've never heard that. >> It's extremely hard just in the world to be universal. >> I'm here what we talk about. >> First of all. >> Common is great. And if we-- just having a talk, then cool. He's cool. >> Yeah. >> But the word cool. >> No, Common. It's all right, buddy. >> Yeah. >> He was a small group of people. >> Who would you say something? >> Do you know how much it takes to be like cool? Well, for me, for me, Lincoln, you got to walk to the fridge, get your water cool. Slam it with your back bound. >> That's it. >> Just flash it. >> You found-- >> What's your fault? >> How you walk in is cool. How you pay a check is cool. >> He's in it. >> How you pay a check is cool. >> He's in it. >> He's in it. >> Every single, like then, that nigga is not going to miss a beat and nothing. Everything they do is just-- >> So who would you say true? >> That's not true. >> But who would you say is cool? >> That's his definition. >> Oh, yeah, your definition. >> Who do you think is that are still looked at as kind of like universally cool that had some moments that wasn't-- you mentioned, you said Jay-Z and Nas. Jay-Z's had some moments where he did not look cool. >> Well, I have let it shit. He did not look cool. >> That's right. >> And niggas laughed at him for-- >> Well, that's cool. That's kind of-- >> That's cool shit. >> That's cool shit. >> That's cool shit. >> That was like anacritic behind the scenes. It wasn't like he came out in the world, this one, cool shit. >> That's private shit. >> You catch a nigga's job and you gotta do everything cool. >> No, no. >> You gotta dive into the water, cool. >> Right. >> You gotta ride the jet ski. >> I'm out y'all changing what I'm saying again. >> Let's stick to that example. >> Nobody just want to make sure I'm getting it. >> Let's tell you universally cool things. >> Jay-Z ain't in the-- >> He's cool. We do anything cool. >> I don't put him in either. >> Who would you say that to? >> They said those two issues. >> They said Jay-Z ain't not. >> That's what I said. >> And not to me is actually probably, as we thought a bit more, probably the one who's like to me and-- >> Top. >> I ain't seen a couple of moments. >> You know what's cool? Like if we talk about cool and again y'all can give your own examples. We don't tag me. What's Park's arch nemesis? >> Jeff Goldblum. >> Jeff Goldblum. >> Jeff Goldblum. >> Cool. >> Okay. >> He's cool. >> I don't fuck with Jeff Goldblum. >> Every single thing he do is cool. >> Every single thing you've ever seen, everything he said he could be trying to play a goofy. >> Actors got it lucky. >> Yeah. >> Because they don't have to go out and perform. >> You got to go to some entertainment, bro. Don't do that. >> Go to music. >> Yeah, do you have some hip hop music? >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> For sure. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Jay-Z is cool. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can you give one? >> In rap? >> Yeah. >> Who do you think of? >> Hmm. >> Hmm. >> Let me think. Let me think. >> Go face. >> Because it's some niggas that I do. I was corny, but I mean that the world might think it's corny. I don't think they corny at all. I'm a fan of a bunch of, I'm a fan of most deaf. I think most deaf is amazing. >> That's another one. >> I think most deaf is cool. >> That's cool. >> I think most is always cool. >> Everybody won't say most deaf is cool. Because I think most deaf is cool. >> Bleak is cool. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> That's another good one. >> Memphis Bleak. >> That's a good one. Not the biggest name, maybe not the biggest catalog. And anytime you see him well dressed, whatever he's talking about, even if he's trying to tell the bad story, he's cool. He's cool. He's cool. But whatever. I don't want to fucking cool y'all to that. Oh, can I talk about some uncool? Please. Like nobody else. Fuck you, Mark. Anybody on the planet? The bikers, the cyclists. Bicyclists, what are you going on, bicyclists? The bicyclists. Because we say bikers, you can be talking about cyclists. The bike, the cyclists, sure. Yeah. Are they both right? I think so. Bicyclists, let's see. The niggas in New Jersey on Sunday who wake up bright and early in the morning, calling and they go chat together and ride because of your own bicycle ride a bicycle down major New Jersey streets, avenues, roads and highways. They'll just know they take it over as they take it over as a conglomerate. Hey, hey, other hoods out there listening. I don't know if y'all are going through this. Maybe it's a garden state thing, but this wellness tip, this health and wellness tip that everybody's on and over here, it'd be happening for a while. No, no, no, actually overheard that. That was happening before the health and wellness shit really took over. Yeah, nigga, because everybody can't afford 12,000 all the bikes. Them bikes ain't cheap. They're not all the old e bro in them. In V. Jonathan and mommy, tumor, all of niggas, got the eight and 9,000, all the bikes. But you had to fucking ooze your names. They let drop the whole quit because it's a black, it's a black bike ride. It's a move around here. It's right in this neighborhood and they didn't invite you. I'm not a cyclist, but he don't even drive. You think you don't ride a bike? No, but I thought it was a crew people trying to get into it. Can't you ride a bike? No, I'll jump to side. Yeah, I could ride a bike. Where's the last time you rode a bike? Like a bicycle. Yeah, nigga. Not in the gym. Five years ago. Oh, okay. That's not, that's not an electrical. And boy, what's our man? Wow, it was a standard bike. Regular like him mom got this stupid old last used bike. I don't know where you got this fucking bike for. You remember that bike down stairs? I go down there and try to be healthy. I fucking take the bike. The bike got some gear shit that I can't work. Oh, I think that's what we should've got on the bike. Did you wear a helmet or a stock or whatever? I had a helmet on. Yeah, so I start riding the bike down and I go, I go a little bit because whatever gear was on. I could go and by the time I got to subor or two miles down, it was on a different gear and I couldn't turn it back. So you have to use your one. It was tough. It was tough. You couldn't also see the $8,000. Yeah, yeah, that's $8,000. I'm never doing this shit again. I don't help it on, but that shit is fine. But anyway, back to these bike riding, niggas, I want to talk to you about the cyclist Blinker, which is a niggle on a bicycle, taking his hand and doing this in front of a moving vehicle. I think you spoke to respect it. No, niggas, you haven't took drivers at? No, they didn't take drivers at all. They took it at, yeah, they took it at, yeah. They didn't take you at all. One of this, this, this, and this. Wait, when do you take drivers at? School. That's all right. [LAUGHTER] [INTERPOSING VOICES] That's corny. [INTERPOSING VOICES] That's corny. Learn how to drive and drive and say, you corny. Oh, you're not going to. Sitting there, seeing that's what I'm hearing about, niggas, it's cool. And that shit is absolute before I was at school. There's nothing cool about learning how to drive from drivers at. Okay. Nothing about it. You're not learning how to drive. You're learning the laws. No, you're learning how to class. You're learning to get a discount on your insurance. Yes. And if you want to drive, unless you want to one of them schools to add a car, but niggas in the hood, they can't structure the rules. Philly, we had drivers. Did you go to drivers at? Did? They said they didn't tell you the rules of the laws. I don't know, but it was easy to leave school. That was terrible. Not about that again. How you got your license? Niggas, boom, farmers out, huh? I was driving without my license. How did you end up getting all the real niggas out? I went up there, I stole the B's car, drove to see some work in a storm, felt like I had it under control, and went up there and got my ship, what are you talking about? Like a real niggas would. You know, you got to get a license. You can't just walk up there and say, yo, I want my license today. Exactly. Man, what the fuck are you driving in a life? Yeah, this is a gang out of lices now. That's the truth. I asked him to see it. Joe, we see a license Don't oh y'all real slow it was up. They slow it was a test First to get you a man. I'm not drivers He didn't have a license for a long time in fairness. Hey, y'all don't try to act new. I don't like this new you it's not new It's been about 16 years now. Oh, you didn't have a fucking license for 16 years. Who are you talking to? License since 2023 No, actually I'm lying. How old is Alex eight years I like I'm going to take the permit test. Oh When it was time to get the light. I told a story on it. Yeah, yeah, I told that story Almost killed one of the white boys. You passed the permit test. Wait you was 30 taking the permit test. Yo, you passed the permit test first of all You have to take you have to retake the permit test. Yes, if you're a license for You got to retake the permit so I went up there no study in Just taking know how to drive I did it before I was doing it when you're 16 or 17 is waiting different to do it now What did you pass the written test on your first go? No? I fail 50 some questions But anyway, when I went back Real nigga rules man body paid. You guys might take it for you. Pay What he didn't do is take it itself. I went bad did taking myself, but I had to supervise it. Yeah. Oh, that's you sir walk by That's how she saved my she saved the day. Oh, she she on she I don't like when you got to go do something and somebody like doing the job all the best Cheat nigga. Come on. Yeah, that's when you hope somebody recognize you just to get the hook. Yeah, anyway So yes, I do have lights and regrets. Fuck them cyclists You're gonna get hit playing around putting your arm out in front of somebody like me. You're lucky, I ain't driving They want you to wait for them like if the signals say turn they want you to wait for them to pass No, nigga says turn you wait you slow to fuck down. They have a nerd. They have the nerve to have attitude I fucking open the door one to you niggas. I swear to god. I open the door one of niggas I had a attitude when the bike cyclists do going cut off my car. We in an escalator He slammed on the brakes my driver. Oh my god. You know Wait, what are you doing hit the gas We're faster than the car with stroke. I mean, we're faster than bike dude. We're stronger than bike dude. We can fuck bike Dude up fucking fight now. No way hold on if we in a car. They fight. I'm saying the biggest thing with the bike is a fight. Yeah, they'd be waiting for them. Yeah, they were the miggas is a gang. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm the fight. I told you the other bicycles would jump you with them. I hate to tell you A lot of niggas from the street reformed niggas And I wasn't a newer Billy in the miggas nigger around here A lot of niggas are street niggas. He's a role. There's my license. I don't know that. He's easy. There's my license. Playing on that. Yeah, it has. I'm You know what's my know that. Why would I be getting out? Oh, let me get out of here. I'm gonna pull off down. Oh, bitch What is he talking about if I go full? Oh, we got it. No, nigga. You got it. Oh, what else is going on? What else is going on? Can we talk about Ambrose? Oh, what she did. Find the shit Not anymore. Not to me. Can your behavior change your looks? Yes. Yeah. Yeah, I think it's look for the wrong things in women these days Not what you're part. You never had a woman like they don't change your looks for me. They just make change. Yeah, I look at how I'm They don't make you ugly. Hey, can it can make you not as attractive. Yeah, I'm ugly. Yeah, but I'm not as attractive to you as I want to Say in her, but it can be Neil Uncle walking here with a mega hat a pitch for it. Did you see how I go? Yeah, I did she looks amazing Can we pay some respect? Yeah, we need like a near-long appreciation for you. Hey, give me some fine chocolate that you never She's like she is oh, yeah, he's rolling up. Oh, she's rolling up y'all. Yeah, shout. Yeah, that golden grand Oh, he's been to that You bring it to you back into blacks. I never not been into black. All right, we got it. Nah, we ain't playing the goofy joke. I've never not been in the blacks, but she they look amazing Kelly roll beautiful spring. All right. You want it guys? I have it Got to be honing in it. You see and I never tell my kids they have to work 10 times harder because they're black Yeah, you have to work just as hard as everyone else and if you want to be If you want to be better you know like let's say the NBA for an example if you want to be like a real all-star yeah you got to work harder yeah but you have to work this is hard as everybody else just getting color in America is not what the fuck this is your pilot among you so all the way real quick now she says some more okay she says some more you did that's wrong for her to teach her children that just she's saying that I think she just work as hard as everyone else so the second part of what she said I agree and I've said up here that first part she sounds crazy you shouldn't work harder because you know she's saying that she's not gonna tell her kids you have to work harder than everybody else just because you're black and she's kind of wrong in that she didn't even today today I think today in today's society used to do I think that there's an uneven playing field for us and I think that her second part is the part that I agree with you can still be great and be black I'm not gonna ever tell my kids that you can't accomplish whatever you want to accomplish as a black person in America but they're he cut it off but the first part of that she's wrong and I think she might be wrong because she never experienced it if you'll never experienced it and I don't know what her walk of life is I do know that she was pretty all her life and she started dating very rich men early on in life and so because she did date rich men that were multi-millionaires early on in life she might have never had to face some of the adversity that a lot of people have to especially in the corporate setting you understand I'm saying and so a lot of black women in corporate America are having a bus they ask ten times more than they counterparts so she can't make that claim because she's never had to experience that I'm always I thought you was saying you disagree yeah yeah yeah yeah I'm trying to put up a couple go ahead go ahead I'm saying that I feel like I didn't look at it that deep right surface level so that's why I can go wrong I'm saying I don't think there's an issue with somebody teaching their children to not put up a color barrier like you'll go out there but she has just like everybody else and you can get whatever you work hard for I mean that's how she said that I want to ask you have to work harder than their white counterparts is what she initially she is a lot she is teaching her kids that they're black right because some people be like I'm not teaching you about to see no color and all of that stuff and that's how I took that's how I took some of that and that I think is wrong you have because their systems out that either you teach your kids the black that they're black or the world is gonna teach you kids that they're black they gotta know I was looking at it just like yo there's no color barrier that's how I looked at it I thought she was teaching the kids but there's difference in saying there's no there's like there is a color barrier you can get past it there's there is no color barrier and then there's like I don't see color okay like your kid yeah I don't see color thing I don't and everybody everybody seems to be responding to her as if she said all three of them things alternatively you know what I'm saying so I was right that's why I was trying to get a sense of what she was actually don't cut the clip did I say the impart is the part that I think is what was the impart the impart was basically her saying that she's not gonna tell her kids even though they black that they can't be great and that all of the things are not afforded to them in a world kind of is what she said and that's dangerously close to say race don't matter no it's not I think it's close to it I disagree I think that I think that as black people and we've me and Jov had this fight me inquiry I've had this fight I don't think that you should tell your kids that they can't be great you can be great now the hurdles that you might have to jump me never had that fight no listen to one thing the hurdles that you might have to jump will have to be higher I think when we start telling people that the systems that in place are preventive from them being great I think that's a dangerous that's a dangerous message to send to your children I'm I agree with you I'm saying no if she's saying that if she's saying that you don't have to run faster or jump higher she's wrong and I'm saying that's the part that's dangerous because yeah but that's dangerous go say race don't matter she's wrong and I think again there's a lot of privilege involved in that the fact that she's racially ambiguous and probably hasn't been black her whole life hasn't identified like she was identified like now right well this is what Jocelyn smacked the shit out her over on college Hill and you know we a lot of us was riding with Amber because you know only I like him I know I like him yeah my problem with with some of this is hey everybody raised their kids how they want I'm not sticking my nose and nobody household what you put in the oven is what you end up getting out of and that's totally on you my problem with this is we I only I only know Amber rose from black spaces see I don't mind nobody being magga I don't mind nobody with their own views but why y'all don't never say it sooner we know Amber from Philadelphia we know Amber from Kanye West we know Amber from music videos we know Amber from with it ain't no white around so cool now you mag it out and now yeah you on your hold I got it but why not say it sooner but that but that she would say but look I'm sorry she has said that she seen the light that she that she was a liberal that she saw the world a certain way she was doing slut walks all that stuff you know and now she said at some point she saw the light and now she sees the world very differently she had a political conversion and I would say when I hear that that's pretty convenient when I hear that is it's kind of my same take about billionaires not being for us I think once you start playing around in certain rooms and getting around certain people your ideologies change and you start to adapt that yeah so you could call it seeing the light I call it you playing over in another sandbox and now you drinking that Kool-Aid but my question is why are you in that same bar so that I could get that Kool-Aid that's my goal I want to get over there so what do you say to the people that don't want their children going into society or different places and having this grudge against other ethnicities right so if you instill the club watch that coming up if you instill that in your head like yo if you still instill that in their head watch this watch that opportunities are fair sometimes you're going to an environment with this grudge already and sometimes that can hinder you in certain situations so what would be the middle for you Mark what will prep you say that or prep you yeah it's all about how you how you raise the kids you know sometimes when I give talks to young black men I say there is conspiracy against you the world doesn't see you as smart as talented as moral as healthy as principal you know as capable as deserving there's conspiracy to lock you up just conspiracy to put you in drugs and conspiracy to kick you out of school I say the question is are you gonna be part of the conspiracy by doing these things right so I begin with the structural part and then I say yeah but like you're not going to school you helping the conspiracy you gotta say you dropping out you you not taking care of your children you're doing these these things things that lots of people do I'm not pathologizing black people I'm just saying there's an opportunity here for us to see the game and then make a different choice I think if you raise your kids like that they don't grow up hating other people they grow up saying there's something out here and I do have to run faster and I do have to jump higher that's the way that's the story I don't know I was gonna say even if we even if we strip all the racial aspect away from this and distribute down to beer bone why would you tell your kid they got to work just as hard as everybody else right just I don't even understand that right pushing mediocrity to your kids I just don't get it I don't agree why would you want to teach your kid to work as hard as everyone else okay that's a whole another conversation you're working people just that's what how working people know and you're attempt to be great and you're attempt to separate yourself from the pack and you're attempt to to to ascend past the rest of the field like why is that part of the patient trophy argument that is funny that she can only understand that when it comes to being an athletic or I want to disrespect the lady yep that's that's pretty interesting that's when it was identifiable to her which again I don't know the lady and I want to be disrespectful to her but that's where you see people working harder because she may have never been in a corporate setting she may have never been in a business setting where you seen people bus and they asked working 16 hour days four 12 or 14 hour days she might have never seen us so the only time it was relatable to her was when I might have been dating an athlete and I saw the extra work that they put in when they do on two or three days and all that other shit so then it became identifiable it's people that work extra hard and corporate it's people that work extra hard in school it's people that school didn't come easy for them they did the tutors and they did all of the extra shit where they had to work harder you understand I'm saying so yeah people that came from impoverished neighborhoods where they had to work harder and and even in sports context she should get that I mean because she got it in sport what she says in sports you have to work hard no she said if you want to be a all-star you got to work harder right to be better than average but to get average you have to work as hard as everybody else and it's like even in sports if I come out of a D1 program and I come out of a D3 program I don't have to work just as hard I got to work harder you know me if I'm undressed if I'm five foot 10 trying to play a name bait sure which is like one person's below six feet tall like you got to go harder and yeah structurally that's what we're position how can we accuse blame huh you can only teach what you know yeah are you down with this lady no I'm not why you keep you know what I want you think no no no That's a good thing. You can only teach what you know. You can't speak on it then. - Yeah, you can't. This is what she knows, nigga. - But it's not what you know. - It's not what you know. It's not what you know. - Okay. - There's no way she didn't look around at that reality and see what Nick has got to do to be successful. If she grew up in the suburbs, I would say sure. If she grew up in across the middle of America and the flyover state maybe. But she grew up in the same place where Nick, everybody she grew up with, goes to jail. Everybody she goes up, gets shot. Everybody she goes up, doesn't get good jobs. There's no way that she looked at all that and said every single person I'm surrounded to isn't successful just because they didn't work hard. Like she seemed too much, she too smart to be that dumb. That's what I'm saying. And that's why I read it cynically. And I'm saying that to me to be pretty honest. I'm saying she's not dumb. I'm saying she's being obtuse. And because now it's good for business. And that's the cynical part. - I don't necessarily know that. It could be purposeful. I don't know her. But it could just be she was a pretty ass woman her entire life. She got into certain things early on in life. And she has not had to face some of those adversities. When she's on the set of those music videos, she ain't noticing no dark skin people. She ain't noticing there's no non-racially ambiguous people on this. I mean, just the world she's into. When she's hosting a engagement, you ain't notice two other black people here in the whole room. And the corporate office, all of them. I mean, you think that's just a coincidence? Like, even in a place that she's in the evidence, the evidence is there if you want to see it. And because she's had a different political position before, where she's almost articulated this stuff, it's hard for me to believe that she unremembers those things. - Okay, y'all think Trump beat. - Not yet. - Enough of this. - Which one? - Yeah. - So you get to it. - Yeah, do y'all think that Trump beat Amber? - No, it was Trump. - He said it was Trump. - Oh shit. - Oh shit. - That is, that is. - I'm gonna say no. - The main Trump. - I'm playing a different game with him. - Big Don. - Y'all just came home doing like 40? I think it was just saying what's the line? - Y'all say 80. - It ain't, they can't see you for asking a question. - I don't know. - It's Donald Trump smash. - That was my question. - It's not a wild, I think this is no, but I don't think it's a wild question. - I don't think so. - Yeah, probably not yet. - Y'all right. - Yeah. - I don't know where the sudden change and thinking and crowd could be from. It's probably just the money, man. - It does, it does work. - It's a motivator. - It'll do it. - A motivator to. - Listen, man. All right, back to Jesse Smollett. - Jesse Smollett made an appearance recently in celebration of gay pride month. And he performed and the internet had a blast with it. I'm not sure why, but I have Mark here to let me know. Hey, this is the music he played when he busts out. Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Got a red belt on, white tank top, little gold. Hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. Little gold chain, little black sleigh. Got the gay back up there. - Between that and the bank cap bounce, I was in. - Wait, this is my bar right here. - Hey, hey, little Tony, Tony, Tony, little feels good. Hey, go Jesse, go Jesse, go Jesse. Hey, I'm a sinner, go Jesse, go Jesse. Hey, wait. Oh, I thought he was giving a speech at then. Why my clips keep cutting off. And then he was like, thank you guys for supporting me through my, whatever the fuck he said. - He said I feel, he gave a really powerful ending to it. - Yeah. - 'Cause I'm not hurting anymore. - Yeah, that's what he said. I'm not hurting anymore. - And I really made me feel good. Well, I'm a huge fan of Smollett family now. - Me too. - I love Journey. - It changed my commentary. - I love Journey. - I love Journey. - Journey, it changed your journey. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've changed my commentary. It's just so funny. I've changed my commentary on this. So, I'm happy to see that Jesse Smollett is doing well. He's not hurting anymore. - I was worried about him for a minute. - He stayed away from all subways. Subway, the sandwich. - We got it. - We got it. - Just be safe. - Oh, yeah. - I was worried about him. I bumped into him. Maybe like a couple weeks ago. - Oh wait, he's the friend of yours. - Look who he is. - He's one of the shadiest people I know, yo. - You definitely said that. - He's the shadiest person I know. - I think he is. - I like Jesse. You know, I support him. - I respect him. - I stood with him. When I thought the police were overreaching. - She is. - A lot of people out here to lock up. He wouldn't be at the top of my list. - No, sometimes the way they come up with the list is really unfair. - Yeah. - But they execute them all, fuckers. - They do. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. When I looked at him, he looked sad. I actually let some of some of them go. And I was worried about him. So, when I heard him say he's not hurting anymore, I felt a lot of relief. - Did you tell them how many jokes just right themselves? - They were all right there. - What? - It's a joke. - The relief. - But it's fine. - The conversation went well. - We talked really fast. It was my wife's birthday. We were walking out on the restaurant. - Faster than you normally talk. - Yeah. - He came up behind us. - Nick even stutter fast. - And he was just like, hello Mark. And I turned around here like a dark hoodie. It took me a second. And I was like, does he watch the show? Then I say something I forgot about. But then he gave me a big hug and we talked. It was love, man. He just seemed sad. I remember thinking like. - Hand placement on a hug. - He hugged you from the back. - He just stand up. (laughing) - He was a robber Mark. - He's a robber Mark. (laughing) - And I'm like, not from a white team. - Mark is a robber Mark at the spandex. Grace looking like the pained on. - He's a trotist ribeye. (laughing) - Yeah, I think this is good. (laughing) - Y'all are immature. - Yeah, I'm sure. - No, no. It was in all serious years. - You immature monsters. - It was good to see him. It was good energy. - That's good. - But he just seemed. I remember walking away thinking like. He's had such weight on his shoulders the last few years. - I was walking out of the restaurant. - Yeah, and I was leaving the restaurant. The dinner was over. And I remember thinking like. He said such weight on the show's last few years. I hope he's taking care of himself. I hope he's healing. I hope he's doing well. So when I saw the performance and he said I'm not hurting anymore, I was like, that's dope. That's dope. I'm glad to see him in a good place. I'm glad to see him having fun. You know, I'm going to see a couple of his shows and. - You go to a lot of shows. - Mark, you are fucking dope. - Mark is a double agent. - And I'm going to put it into that spot. - Mark. - I'm at the mini-river's festival. - And fuck the mini-river's festival. - Mark will be hired by the fire day in the mini-river's festival. - And he bring it up like he down with us and we going to clown him. - Why are we talking about that? - We was clowning for 45 minutes and then Mark get on air and be a double agent. I did not clown just this more than I'm here. What did I say? You know what? You have four rates here, whatever I said then. If I can, what did I say? Hey, the guy, whatever I said you could say. - I wasn't here. - Because it didn't happen. He just be making shit up. - He clowned him but in the political way. - No. - You can't be. Because he did it with his facial expressions and shit there. You want to talk about Justin? - Damn. - That's just my face. - I will say the note through me or that note he's saying. - Through me off a little bit. - Jesse, check back. We glad you're not hurting no more. But that don't make for the greatest part, banner. Check back in when you come up with another stay scheming. - When you come up with another vicious plot. - I'm wrong for my niggas though. - To fucking rob the taxpayers of the hard-earned money. - Oh, Lord. - Hey, what precinct we take about taxpayers. - Hey, let's take it to another precinct. Let's get them niggas to work. - Yo. I will never understand eventually. - That's what a dumbest lie is ever told. - This one gets me. - No, what about people? Whatever you think about, just small and innocent guilty, whatever. Tell them the truth and lie and whatever you don't think. - Lie. - You're lying. - It wasn't a question. - Oh, that was a pull. - Why that? - No. People seem to have a special animus for him that I think just be OD. Like, I'm all the people we could go after. To me, it's just not worth the energy in time. Do I believe him? No. Do I think that happened? But like, this niggas lie every day. That ain't the one that I find. - Next time, I'll still be chasing that. - That's just what happened there. - Because of his lie. I'm going to speak for myself. That pissed me off. Because straight black men became under attack because of this niggas lie. And nobody walked it back. Nobody. It wasn't-- - When? - There was a-- - Fim, I could go pull the article up right now. I'll show you the vibe. article that was written and there was a lot of people sent echoing this sentiment your whole girl being one of them that what the straight back that because we didn't speak up for him we didn't stand by him when we didn't believe him my my read first of all to me the whole controversy lasted like 72 matter no matter all right you lie now that's not true no that's what I'm saying before you say it's not true listen what I'm saying I'm saying I don't think there was a long protracted period of time where the bulk of black people were in I didn't say book of like it I said I think the bulk of black people were protecting him defending him and believing him I think almost from the beginning Niggas was like I don't believe this that's not what I was there I read it differently Niggas thought that he got abducted and some by MAGA yes so why would straight black men be under attack from that that's why I but because Niggas weren't not necessarily coming out this one vocal no defending him defend the yes Rodden for him standing up for him that's how you spend the people going of the straight black men for this just a small thing well there were actual articles written I'm now I don't have the take that I said but I just not incorrect what you saying no I'm not saying order but I'm I'm saying to you it was longer than 72 hours definitely we were talking about two different things I was saying I thought you I'm assuming you're saying I was saying like it was I thought you were saying something different I was talking about people not believing him no I don't think people in general once they got the facts in the case from the beginning people were skeptical so I don't think there was this long attack on black men but even to the extent that there were people saying you should stand with him I don't think that was exclusive to black people I to me I thought they were saying Mark it wasn't many people skeptical like you they I think that's where you're missing remember I actually was probably the first person you every first out Jessie Smellett's attack and the dangers of straight black men's silence again I'm not disputing that people I don't call that an attack on straight black men I'm not saying that no I get I'm not just reading the articles were written about it and the people saying we should stand up there were people saying that everybody's saying that they're saying that white liberal should stand up there's saying lots of people should stand up but to me the period where people believed him was so short and that's what you say I'm just remembering maybe I am I don't I don't think so it was a little how long was it Joe was a dick for coming out saying that he lying again the first one Joe came out and said he was lying and so we got a little five four you said a week or two yeah about that it was it was longer than that man it was a lot longer all right fans out there let me know because I don't remember being I feel like people almost instantly didn't believe no it's not true though it was so long that I was able to revisit it on state of the culture like I as facts kept coming out I was like when they could start getting the videos of the niggas going to buy the shit from the hardware store and all of that that's when the facts started how long after that wasn't I mean I don't know I don't have a time long ago but I know that's when niggas stars second guest in it like it was a while it was a story for you know I know it was a story for why I just felt like people weren't believing it that's all I'm saying it felt like it's the fact the more the facts came out people weren't believing it no okay not at all at all because that was peak like believe victims regardless of anything that was like don't question believe it was a racially that's a contentious time yeah yeah yeah I'm just looking at the time I hit you got attacked on January 29th and the first in those Africans got arrested on February 14th so it's like two weeks fam we talk yeah I'm with you I'm just saying so I just want to stop it's time for fans because I didn't remember I was just trying to make sure I understood it I hear your point I'm not disputing your point I hear you I received two weeks is a very long time in social media and just media in general world but the point what the point was why why straight black men became under attack because of this is because he was a gay black man and what they were saying a lot of people were saying was straight black men are being quiet on it because it's some homophobia involved in that whereas had that been a straight man and we seen this people would have been standing up ready to call up their arms and and and get ready to protest not to test but you know what I'm saying yeah they would have been rotting more for them but because it was it's like it's a homophobic aspect is let let them go I feel you I feel you he ruined elaborate lies elaborate lies used to be so fire like like the one that's what elaborate not that was an elaborate that was a that was a definitely a lot of you crazy elaborate lies one that's hard to figure out no no no you just had a lot of pieces it's a lot of lie but it's extravagant to hear people nooses yeah multiple locations you're in my country now yeah yeah it's a lot it was a lot elaborate lies used to get you out of some shit boy now I would know no I don't mean like I mean public figures not us I mean like politicians all these people they they tell elaborate ones you know what I mean that's that's the theory that if you tell a big extravagant lie people will say it's so big that he can no one will possibly make that up they don't do that shit now they don't fucking be you say politicians yeah politicians do what they want to do I stole it that shit don't work with you like I stole it in right elaborate lies on what was your lady see you can't tell when you get caught you got to tell one preemptive if your lady if you've been one for a long time she knows because nothing about none of your other days was a lapper yeah yeah it's tough man it's tough man it's tough and you're telling me I'm going to fill in great details just you know communication right for like my flight I delay back from the Caribbean the airport was packed that kind of shit no I don't know I don't know what I'm going for another shit she'll check the fucking flights and the crib and she'll check do she do she really no but she will oh my girl you as us about the flight was delayed she yo I dated a girl one time that did that like when I was like you know my train is late my train really was late I wasn't lying I was sitting on a train taxi and she was like no it's not a trick to train time something something something and to me that shit was so wild I stopped fucking with her after that no I said if I go to a month later but that was the part to see yeah it was still fire fire I definitely border another month but I knew she wasn't the one after that oh yeah yeah yeah yeah I got locked up and she called the jail she called the jail yes yeah that's good that one is actually a little more common then yeah that's that ain't that that's not that bad like that's no that's bad still if that's concerned no it's not I want to get you out I'm going to make sure you there I'm on I'm in there but she calling to make sure I'm in there yeah I'm not calling to get you out just want to make sure you there no I don't know that yeah she's crazy y'all that's what you would probably have the priest in nigga you see that the president I would that whatever jail or what whatever that was on a hunt was that over there by its trees on a nice little block a hunt 31, 31, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah - How's it all started closing rikers? - Yeah, they all started closing rikers, they didn't come to fruition. - Wait, is Mom Donnie really closing rikers? - Supposedly. - When you're gonna come here and walk some of the mom Donnie's you're back. - What do I have to walk back? - Let's go. Mom Donnie's fire, yeah. - What do I, tell me, be specific before we get feed the fire. What do I have to walk back? - Feed the fire. - All right, when I say, what's it gonna give free buses out to New York? - I love you, H. - I guess I'm not necessarily talking about the free buses. I'm more so specifically speaking about his tax plan with what he did with the people that make over $5 million on and multiple homes. Whatever the conversation was before that, I think you were on the other side of it. - The thing I said about Mom Donnie was, he's not gonna make buses free. - No, he said more than that. - I did not. - No, he's not gonna make a bus free. - You had to fight about the taxes. - And Mark asked me, do you know what his plan was to make the buses free, and I said no. And I said it doesn't matter what his plan was, 'cause I know he can't fiscally accomplish that and lose the money that the MTA brings in on a yearly basis. - I thought you said the same thing about the property tax. - Property tax. - The taxes thing, it was something along the lines, they're not paying taxes anyway because they know the tax laws and all that. So you could implement all this new tax, you're still gonna-- - But I'm not gonna put it on you if you say you didn't say that. - What I'm telling you is, I think if we want to talk about my dummy, I think that I think tax the rich or persecute the rich don't work. And I'm not rich, I just think it don't work. I think that socialism don't work. I think that, you know, some of these things don't work. I think that the system is flawed. The system is really, really, really flawed. And I think you gotta break it down, put it back together, but it's so hard to do with the amount of greed running around that no person could do it. - You think you're doing a good job, so far? - I haven't really dug into it 'cause I don't live in New York, so I don't give a fuck, but I think some of the things that he has implemented are good and I think some of them aren't so good. - Who's the one you don't like so far? - I don't like the landlord freeze. - Oh, the rent freeze. - Yeah, I don't like that. I think that if you go and implement a rent freeze, then you also have to implement relief for landlords. So I think that if you go and implement a rent freeze, then you also gotta stop taxation on landlords from the city because now you expect them people to make less bread. I think that the expenses that come along with home ownership, insurance goes up every year, maintenance goes up every year. all of these things go up every year. So if you're doing that shit to some people that aren't turning a huge profit, I think it's a misconception. When we start talking about landlords that we think all of them are rich. - Yeah, some of y'all don't even get paid for it. - Ice grandparents are landlords. They are retired. So that money is what they use to live. So you essentially pull an income from these older people's pockets. And I think that shouldn't just be a cross the board thing. I think it should be individualized or a case by case basis. You can't just swipe all landlords for potentially making money because again, like to ISIS grandparents, they use that money to survive. - I think I agree with considering landlords. I think that a two year rent freeze is a good policy. And I think the net gain of that is worth the policy. But I do think you have to think about the income of the people who own. I don't think that that's something that should be ignored. I think that that's a separate public policy that we should be thinking about. - And he simultaneously said, we're going after all of the landlords that are not doing the proper things accordingly with their properties. So now you making me some, I'm not a two year landlord. - Some of these niggas is horrible. But some of these people are not horrible. So now you're going to force me to do all of these repairs and all of these maintenance. And at the same time, freeze the amount of income that I'm taking. And I just think that that's unfair. - Well, how would that apply into the landlord? That's not horrible. Because I-- - If I own the building and I'm not horrible, then I'm up to code. So why would I care that he coming to make sure that we up to code? - Because up to code, everything ought to be egregious. Like it could be low shit that, like some of these inspectors and shits be stickler. So let's say, I got to fix up. That might only be $1,500. - Right, cool. - I still have $1,500 instruments that I got to incur. But now you freeze and me making money. Every landlord don't make this overwhelming amount of money. That's a misconception. It's like every landlord is rich. Every landlord is a gazillionaire. And so it's fucked them, fucked them, fucked them because they all out here getting our money. Ah, ah, ah, ah. That's the sentiment by the people. Like they all billionaires and they all gazillionaires and it's just not true. So I think it's a case by case basis that it should be conducted on. But-- - Case by case is tough, but I give it-- - What should be. - I don't you mean. - Especially in the city as populist and densely populated. - And would they do something like if it's our own a certain-- - I don't-- - That's what I'm saying. That's what those cases mean. - That's what it looks like for the buildings and I thought it was like landlords who have like the large buildings and stuff like that. I didn't think it was like real landlord like not saying you, but nigga that just bought a house and put niggas in there. I thought it was niggas that owned like got 50 floors, 30 floors and they built them, boy. - I mean, I'm in Jersey, but it 'cause I'm with you today. I don't not really payin' all that much attention over there, but I'm in New York a lot. It appears like a rousing success. - Yeah, it looks like he doing every single thing that he fuckin' said. It's probably my first time seeing that as a politician. - Yeah, he's like-- - He's making it open to city owned supermarkets. He pieced it up with the governor over the edge so they can get the right funding up like the rent frees. Like everything that he said. - He looked like he looked like a big-- - He didn't care shit, the pre-camp. - Oh yeah, the day care shit. Oh yeah, that was a big one. That was a big one. - Yeah. - That was a big one. - And a championship in 53 is, I mean, he-- - Oh knock it up, Mark. (laughing) - No, but this is-- - Yo, what he did when he jumped in the pool the other day, with the suit on? - See, I think, I think his charisma is amazing. I think that he's an orbiter. And I think that his charisma is just something that you can't teach. - I have multiple-- - His speech for the next time. - I have multiple older people call me to say that that might have been the fly as shit. They ever saw a mayor do it. - What? - Jump in the pool with the kids, with the suit on. - Oh, I see. - I had a bunch of people say, nah, they can't fuck with him because it's shit like that. - And I think, but the difference between him-- - I agree with people, how to get down with the people. - It's the mix of charisma and policy at the same time. - True. - And he spoke to the needs of the people. 'Cause some people change policy and it's not what everyday people want. He changed policy in ways that are very populist. He helped poor people and he's likable and he's fun. That next game's speech. - Hey, y'all. - He's young. - He's young, that's very important. - Young, young handsome. - There's just a lot of-- - Visible. - And he's probably-- - Younger politicians in general across the board in this country will do a lot of good. - It will. - It should be a age cap. - All the 60, 70, 80-year-old dudes don't got the best of my name. - Yeah, and not to get too much into politics just to tie it up. I mean, you saw last week all the candidates he endorsed. - One. - Yeah. - And the state house, also the congressional-- - Take him and him, though. - I mean, they were getting people out of there that you couldn't get out of there because of their positions on Israel Palestine. I mean, he still was able to nail that too. So, I mean, he's showing that the country might be moving in a different direction, at least for the midterm elections. He gives a lot of people hope that the country could be moving in a little different-- I'm just talking about for the midterm elections. I'm not talking just-- - I think the country, more of the same-- - I'm going to sleep at some point, I swear to God. - That's why I said tie it up. Let's talk about something else. - Let's talk about our Malibisley. Let's talk about Malibisley, and-- - He might be my favorite. - I want to try to have this talk with, like, it's tough to have Grace in this talk. - Yeah. (laughing) - So, they put out the text messages of Malibisley and Ed Davis, who they said he owed some money to, and to pay it back. He was going to go rig some games. They highlighted four games in particular, but I mean, if you go back and just watch Malibisley take, there's a lot of examples. They missed a few. - And it was called some of that shit before all of this came-- - A lot of people did. - He was like, yo, yo, yo, you see that? - Yeah. - Like, when he caught that inbound in a hard ass to the other end to get that dunk-- - That's my favorite-- - He was like, oh, the line was eight and a half. - Yeah. - The line was just looking good. - That's as close to smoking gun as I've ever seen from a gambler. - No. - The rebound. - The rebound. - The rebound. - The rebound. - The rebound. - The rebound, bro. - Yeah. - All that's again. - He told them dudes, go more on my rebounds tonight. - But see, I went, somebody I followed went back and watched that whole game. Not just how he went for that rebound, but how thirsty he was to get his rebounds in his higher quarter to get that last rebound. He wasn't playing. No defense. He wasn't even playing the game of basketball. - That's one rebound. - He wasn't even playing the game. - They were showing him boxing out his teammates. (laughs) - They showed his reaction when somebody else got the rebound. Like, he wasn't even trying to inbound the ball no more. Like, did you see his reaction? When he got the rebound. - Yes. He was released. - Yeah. - Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, keep the leg. - A lot of fingers. (laughs) - But that's the problem, but that's the problem. I'm lost there. Like, I saw something that said some shit. Amonnie was still eating McDonald's. - It's his son. - Oh, okay. I'm about to judge him. - Fuckin' on, and I eat McDonald's. - Sometimes. - He is. - That's too big for the kick. - Why are you giving me a little double quarter pound? - That ain't just for your son and their either. - Nah, give me some pride. - Nah, that's not what's up with your son. My bag isn't that big bag, though. - I'm not gonna lie, so I was like, "Dash, it could look good." - Yeah, I knew it would do. - Ooh, ooh, ooh, I know what's up with that. (laughs) - That's your thing, you got a little tens of new McDonald's. Fuck you, nigga. - What's we talking about? - Well, you be easy. - I don't understand how I saw something that went around saying the players that were arrested for this and facing charges for this made over $300 million. - That's part of it. - Total earnings in the business. - Like, you're earning nine. - Yeah, so how many people was it? - Why do you get it? - Four. - So far. - I have a theory, I think. - What? - What a bunch, so far. I only got a couple. - That's 70th pop. - 25th pop. - No, they got niggas, they made something like me. - They got niggas. - I wanted him to beat this so he could come to the next last year. - But, again, you know what I'm talking about. - Because they said Malik Beasy was losing so much money to the niggas. Gambler's gamble on everything for us. - That's what it is. - And when you got that gambling ball, they said he on the plane, playing cards or whatever it was, and he owed, now you owe this nigga a bunch of money. Yo, I don't have that liquid right now to give you, 'cause we big balling, so I'm playing and now I'm in a hole. All right, well, I can show you how to get down. You can make some of that back and let us make some money off you. Now, we make some money off you, you don't owe me. Just play this clean. - 'Cause they're already in the underworld. They're not, this isn't like the Charles Barkley, Michael Jordan, you know what I'm talking about. - This is in a city gambling, this is, we already in rooms with people who are in the underworld. The games themselves are illegal, so we already in that room when we lost a five million. - Right, right, right. - And then it's like, well, you want to get it back? Here's two ways. - Here's two ways to get it back. Yeah, either you pay it, but you don't have. - Liquid. - I'm gonna go. - Without raising some questions. Or, you got to go in and throw some games. - Yeah, that gambling addiction, shit, I ain't no joke. Addiction is no joke. - Addiction, personally, addiction is no joke, bro. - Nope. - But that gambling addiction, because, if there were a way to beat, addiction, and there's not. But if there were a way to, I would think it would involve 300 million. Like, if I had 300, if I had 100 million, if I had fucking 70 million, people would fall. - I would change, your addictions should change. - Yeah, you say that, 'cause you know what I mean. - I think that's easy with drugs. If I had 300 million dollars, I'd like to think that I could have a functional heroin habit and not go broke. But if you have 300 million dollars and you gamble, you just keep gambling, you just keep wanting to have a win. - It goes up, it goes up. - And your competitive stories with people with lost their marriages, people with lost, Niggas put their pink slips up down legs, like all types of shit, bro, it's really bad. - They got that office in every casino for a reason. You can go in there, you tapped, you need a loan. - You got a marker here. - We got you need a marker here. - Son of a house. - Well, when you took the niggas back there, big free, this security card. - You did, you did, you did. - No, I can't even talk to Stormy. - Free you to get him love, you'll get him love for you. - No, he did. - No, he did, security. - Let's shake it around in there. - I was at MGM a couple of weeks ago. - Fuck this thing. - And the security nigga, he watches the show. He loves the show, I actually shout out to him. - He was where? - At MGM. - Okay. - And, where's that at? - M-M-N-D-C, in Maryland. And the nigga came up to me, he told me. It's a start I was in there, the nigga was in the house in MGM. - No, nigga came in there and told me that, it's a start that we know, he lost 410 million. - It was even a 9 million or 14 million that day. - That day? - That day. - Oh, yeah, I know who that is, yeah. - That day, bro. I was like, what? - Man, we sat in and made all these jokes and shit about Bruno Mars, about owning all this money and why he had to do what he had to do. Offset, another one. Don't know what he had to do. Like, when you got that gambling bug, it got you. And you got money. - Bruno Mars and Offset were never going to jeopardize their music job. Like, y'all are just gonna be in debt. Niggas are gonna cut some of your fingers off. Niggas are gonna make you perform in this Vegas club for the next seven years. But when you leave, you'll be able to make a song, distribute a song. - Yeah, but these basketball niggas playing around, P-rolls are so ahead of his time, you know. - P-rolls. - P-rolls, so I'm so mad at how they did P-rolls. - You'll say that shit, you'll tell me why. - Tell you why. - Yeah, what do you think they did P-rolls wrong with? Like, how was it? - For the lifetime baseball ban for making a winning bet. - Let me see. - My team is good, I know, 'cause I'm coachin' them. - The problem with P-rolls. - The problem with that is, first of all, I don't think you should be gambling on your own. Obviously, betting against your team is, no, I agree with you. It's a cardinal sin. I agree with you. He bet on his own team to your point, which is fair. My concern is that I never, and I look pretty deep into this P-roll shit. I don't know if he was betting spreads though, 'cause you could bet my team to win, but what if I bet my team to win by two? - And then I do something. - And now I'm giving up runs. You could still be affecting the outcome of games. You could still be cheating the game, even if you're betting on your team to win. - Or that would be my to know what P-roll, I thought he was just betting on his team to win. - And I'm saying it's not clear. I'm not saying that's not true. I'm saying we don't know. - Or that might be the time that I got caught. - I might have bet on us to lose before, and just got to lose though. I was just saying, I'm just giving an example. Like yo, dawg, I might, when shit gets thin. - Yeah, I got P-rolls, it's gonna sound nuts, as being too much of a competitor. - I get arrogant, competitor. - He's a real, P-rolls when it gets rid of me. - He's him for real. - He's him, he ain't. P-rolls in your imagination and going to bet on him losing. But that don't make sense. - But here's Michael Jordan. They said the nigga Michael Jordan would be on the golf course drinking 10 and 15 beers, and be fucked up. And we'll go, I bet you I have 40 tonight. They ain't like, "Yo, you drunk." What's up? - When we some company bet the nigga about a free throw on the line. - On the line. - On the line, half a million. - It's still half a million. - My eyes closed. - Right now, half a million. - That's still dangerous. Think about this as a man, just to give you another example. Let's say he always bet, they just seem to win by the most possible. You're down nine runs. But he's so competitive and believes in it seems so much. He keeps it starting picture in the extra. You should've been saying, he might be doing the average manager at some point is gonna concede a game for the long term. But if I bet on that game. - Technically, yes, I'm doing everything I can for my team to win. - Oh well, look, I don't want to make it sound like I can don't what he's doing. - No, I'm not just saying. - Okay, I don't. - I'm just saying that we historically have said was on your bet on your team to win. It's almost like we put an asterisk next to that kind of gambling. Like, if you bet on your team to win, that's way better than bet on your team to lose. I see that in the big picture and I agree with it. But I'm saying there are some dangers even in betting on your team to win. If I got a million dollars on my team winning, we down 10 runs, I promise you. I'm keeping my starting picture in two extra innings, even if it hurts his arm. - Funny shit about Malik Beasley. He's nice. - Yes, nice. - He's one of the best shooters in the league. - Yes, he's nice. - I think that Annie was getting money. I think that had they cleared Rosier yet? - No, he ain't getting cleared, man. - Rosemary's making 22 mil. Like, you gotta know what you are willing to give up for yearly 22. It wasn't 22. He was making 20 million dollars a year. You gotta be in way over your head or you gotta be getting threatened on another level when Niggas is talking about kidnapping your family or something. - I don't think, I don't think you gotta be that bad. I think it's shit for the first time. It just became easy. - Sometimes it's all it takes. - Yo, I know what I'm over there. - It's gotta wait with you. - I gotta wait with you. - Oh, that's it? - It's dangerous, bro. - And now you don't, the snow ball don't roll downhill. Now it's out of control. - Okay, but in it becoming easy as an athlete, you shouldn't wanna embarrass yourself in front of your peers or appear to not understand the game in front of your peers. That Malik B's lead when he ran down the court with the layup 'cause the spread was eight and a half half to cut the lead from nine. - Nine to seven. - You crazy. - He should have told whoever he was dealing with, hey, I can't do this. Hey, we should lose so we can continue with it. Even if that's your scam, you can't go in a real game and look like that. - You can't look like that. - But to do that guy. - He don't give a fuck out. - Yeah, he don't give a fuck about that. - He's just this your problem. - No, you gotta take a L sometimes to keep a scam going. - Agreed. - You gotta take the L, even if that, even if that, you know, that's nuts. He bugged out. - Didn't they had the text messages after he got the rebound from them, I guess it was a group chat they had. - It was a group chat. - He was a group chat, you know. He got a rebound with 1.1 seconds. Oh, he, yo, we was about to be down so much money. Not, and I think, 'cause I'm not, I don't have any money in front of me. I think he said, we was about to be down so many thousands. That's what it was. We about to be down so many thousands. That's where it was. - That's what it was. - Confusing. We're talking about multi, multi, million in it. I don't get it, man. - I don't get it. - Come here and give him the idiot of the year. - Yo, it could have been a couple hundred thousand, but a couple hundred thousand at eight to one, nine to one. Do you hear him say at 50,000 on the right bet at eight to one, nine. - See, this is different from Beasley and Rozier and Namnigas. To me, it's different from Pete Rozier. - No, not Pete Rozier. - Porter's brother. - John T. Porter. - Nega, that's all I see. - He was a ball. - No, he was a ball. - Oh, you saying, okay. - He was probably shocked to ever play more than six minutes of game. He probably knew he wasn't about to be around too long. Hey, go ahead and risk getting, hey, gamble. Nega, we ain't gonna be seeing you too much. Beasley and Rozier are nice. - And around. - Nice. - They nice. They could get a job, if not in the NBA, in the fucking Euro League, in the Chinese League, any league. Why would you jeopardize your ability to be able to, yo, when I used to be on some bullshit and the stores, the stores, no, I'm coming in and stealing. They're like, all right, we can't, you can't come in and no one. - Well, no, I don't, but we gotta slow down now, 'cause I want to keep stealing from here. - So it's very important that you don't catch me. 'Cause it's my favorite store to steal out of. - Check this out, Joe. Now let's say something you stole out of that store was because you owed it to somebody else. And they don't give a fuck, but you better come back with that item out of that store. Now you go in the store, they see you and you can't play that whole, all right, let me chill out. Let me let the scam go, because if I don't come out with this item that these niggas need, it's gonna be some real repercussions over here. And that's worse than me getting caught stealing. I'm not even about to put myself in the predicament with nobody's ass about to break my legs in the event that I don't do something. 'Cause chances are, I'm not gonna do something. And I like legs. - You don't put them side in there. - Yo, no, no, no, no, no. - Yo, no, no, that's them first. - Yeah, you don't know that. - You don't think it's this regular, regular niggas that you gambling with until you go on a business. - Oh, hold it now, mistake number one. - Sure. - Mistake number one, then. - But don't be the one you get the most money with. - But we still talking about this different than we do other addictions. Like, 'cause part, we're always talking about, we think about the strategy of the scam. - Yo until I said it, Mark, I never even looked at it like a gambling addiction thing. He woke me up, and I'm like, dude, this thing is right. - 'Cause that's the problem. - And now I understand. - That's what happens. - Now I get it. - 'Cause it's about the heroin addiction we wouldn't be able to do. - The one shop looked today. - Those shop looked, but I'm just saying, we also went back, why, just shop a two days from now so you can keep stealing from heroin. We'd be like, nigga, heroin and wait days. Gamble and the addicts be the same way. - That's awesome. - Even when you and that scam, doing an extra rebound part of that is the scam, and part of that is the gambling part of it. In the rush from the gambling thing. - Yeah. - At the offstick I shot, nigga, he was back in the casino. - Yeah. - Man, that wrong, dad. - Damn, it was rumored to be the same. 'Cause you know, the same thing. - It was rumored to run it. They went and let Floyd leave Saudi Arabia. - Yeah. Floyd money may weather. Like, when that guy, it don't matter who the fuck you are. - And you gotta take me to the money. - And there's a lot of money with these, with these, yeah, brothers and sisters. I think they let you win the big, like you might bet five million and win some big shit. And then you may think that you could still do it. And then you just get you wild. - Bro, off gamble money. - But that's why I don't gamble. - Just 'cause I know me. - I've seen 'em money. - Like the casino, the casino look good. The bitches is over there, nigga's got smoke over there. Some guards, it's lit, they're having the time. - For the drink. - Yeah. And I go over there and that and play one hand. That's the night. - Yeah. - I'm not moving, you ain't gonna be. - You couldn't plaster me away. - Or they got ID clear water, casino. - That's crazy. - I ain't played that in a while. - ID clear. - But I bet I'm good still. - ID clear. - How much you gonna put up? - Naked. - Nah. - See, I don't play. (laughs) - Like, you know, we gonna make this as simple as possible. - War. - High car local. - And my other thing is sometimes we had the gambling life 'cause we didn't have it and didn't know where it was coming from. But now that we stabilized a little bit. and legit. - I ain't risking no legit money. - Oh, heavens, that hurts. - I ain't. - I don't. - And again, you got to count on the person that, you say like they're going into it, thinking that, you go into it and it work one or two times, now it's quick. This is quick money, if you get hooked on that. - If you have money, what is it? - You gamble, I be. - You have a problem. - So that is, that's what I understand. - I'm a gamble girl. - It's just a real gamble. More of a cushion, more, yeah. 'Cause now it's not dying. - Oh, that's interesting. - You're just a gambler. - I know. - You're just averse. - No, my logic sets in, 'cause I got children and a home. - And you can't afford to lose. - How you going to not, you know what I mean? - Like risk averse. - Yeah, bro, if I had your money, damn it, shut up. I'm serious. - Yeah, that'd be going crazy. - See, I'm the opposite. Yeah, I mean, I think a gambler, when I walk in a casino, which is very rare, I say how much am I willing to lose tonight? I don't ever go in, I think I'm gonna win. And I'm comfortable playing that amount as a L. And if I make some, I put in my pocket and I walk away. I can play three hands of blackjack and walk away. - I play roulette, but I put it to-- - I put my issue money back, and then whatever I do afterwards is a plus. And if I end up, I'll tap, I still got the right. - In fact, 50 million number might be higher. - Right, of course. - But the principal would be to say. - See, if I'm in the casino, I'm going to the Italian restaurant. Or the steak shop. Or the big diner where all the pours go eat together. And you got to look at each other and look like a big, like a big eating station. - I don't know if it's on the other side. - There we go. - The TV is up, you can sit there all day. - It's like a lunchroom. - Yeah, I go over there. Or I'll go to fucking Balenciago, where the stores are to front on some window shops. It's walking around over here. Like, I don't, the actual casino. - Yeah, I'm in the building, bro. - And right to that room at will. Right there. - No, I'm playing. What's the most you want? - And the casinos? - Yeah. - Seven thousand, somewhere around here. - How much did you walk out with? Oh, that's seven. - No, that's what I want. - Oh, okay, 'cause you know what's the most you lost in the casino? - 10, 12. I was in Vegas one time. I mean, I was in Vegas one time. I was cursing them and exiled 'cause they wouldn't let me take no more money out the bank. - You trying to get your shit back? - No, it's my money. Fuck you, man, you can't get no more. - But I mean, you were down as what I'm saying. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. You start chasing and then you'll get, they'll make some accommodations for you, but yeah. Like, Gamma is bad, bro. Like, I'm going to casino. You'll be like tomorrow. Yo, I'm a, I'm a poor five. You'll poor five hundred out in the beginning. And you'll go back. - That's like to be a strip club. Save your shit. See, I don't do that in a strip club. I'm not throwing a strip club. - I'm a twenty-six. - Twenty-six. - I'll try my best to not go to-- - Now I got a little more on the control. - I was just saying about you. - Oh, God. - That's just fine. - Fuck you, dude, say it. - I'm gonna make it up. - Fuck you, dude. - Fuck you, dude. - Fuck you, dude. - We don't have our game, we don't have this next time. - Fuck you, dude. - We heard you already. - We're rich, man. - We're rich, man. - We're rich, man. - We're rich, man. - My name is Joe and he's show, man. - But it actually sounded interesting for me. - Oh, to not go to fucking boxing fights, they fucking me and Cory be wanting to go to. 'Cause it's not that you got a problem. You might have paid a 30, 40 to go to the boxing. - Cool. - But what that casino look like on that weekend. - Oh, that's a-- - God, I got it, I got it, I got it, I got it. - You got to see what it is. - Get a little bit of that on me. - I think a slim dog just walked by, man, tall, nigga. Now I'm gambling, nigga. Fuck me doing, nigga. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Fuck you talking about my barns and shackets here, nigga, no. Hey, hey bro, blow on it, I got a bigger movie out this month. Sorry, so I rather just mad. - Jumping on your ass? - I rather not, I rather not do it. - You smart. - I rather not do it. - You smart, discipline. To know what I'm not even gonna play like that. Hey, I don't have it. Actually, to anybody out there that has a gambler problem. - What a hundred gambler, yo. - How much you want? - How much you want? - They say it on everything. And we should say it, too, as being responsible. - Okay, how much you want before? - I want, shit, a couple weeks ago, I think I won like $4,800. That's it. - You think I got a gambling number, remember? Oh, nigga, this suicide hotline. Nevermind. - Game. - Ooh. - Very logic. - Ooh. (all laughing) - Ooh, love for all your money. - Oh, you alive. - You bitch, nigga. - Why do you think the whole thing is open? - Oh, those are open. - Yeah, why do you think it's open? - Yeah, I'm about to say. - That's all you want? - He just said. - But yeah, it's connected. - Yeah. - It's connected. - Yeah. - Y'all teaching me today, boy. (all laughing) - Mm. - Yeah. - Hey, in the hotel windows don't open 'cause of white domestic violence. (all laughing) Did you ask me? - That's not why I think it is. - Yeah, fuck it is. Shoot the window, I'll start picking my fuckers off. - It's white domestic violence. It's white. - It was like that before that. - Huh? - You don't believe those white terrorism? - No. - You mean domestic terrorism? - No. - No. - You mean a white dude beating his wife? - Yes. - Yeah. - Okay. - Push out the window. - Yeah. - 'Cause y'all are some of the-- - And domestic. - And and domestic terrorists, right? - I thought you meant to say this one out there. - Y'all are some of the two different things. - Yeah. - I was trying to clarify that. - White people don't need you balcony. - You want to go check-- - You want to see the ground? - Yeah. - Hey, fuck it. - White people are inside, right? - Yeah, fuck it. - Yeah, fuck it. - White people don't you-- (laughing) - White people don't give a fuck. - Look at fuck. (laughing) - You want to go talk to your grandmother? I'll send you right to work. Right now, turn on and hide. - Yeah. - That's a fake. - Yeah. - Trick or warning, trick or warning. - Trick or warning. - Oh, no. - But it's true, yeah. - They take crazy shit with the argument. - You lack domestic violence and then build it. The nigga go to the soda machine. I fuck you bitch here. - 'Cause nigga's here. - Walk out, go get some ice with the bucket. - They got way to his home. - They take a skinny, my trick. - Yeah, my car's gonna put you on. - Oh, wait, you're gonna fucking shit. - He's not, he bitch. - Ooh, we can hold. - Let me get away from that window. - Yeah. - Thanks, guys. - That's stupid ass white nigga. That's stupid ass. Not that, and rest of the business. 'Cause they ain't funny, but. - That's stupid. - That's stupid one. Fucking white nigga. - Yeah, I'm mad about that. - Wait, that did what? - The country, the country festival. - That's stupid ass. - Oh, yeah. - That's stupid. Yeah, I'm mad about that. - Yeah. - Yes, I'm mad about that. Like, when people centralize somewhere to have a good time, listen to some music, buy about it. You ever want to a concert? - No, that feeling you get. - Yeah. - You shouldn't have to worry about it. - You shouldn't have to worry about none of that. At a concert. - I understand. - You hurt, man. - No, I'm mad at her. All the feelings you could have. I didn't see the dog. They didn't see this nigga putting the gun together. The bag walking in, not being checked all this shit on. They got metal detectors in the schools, but the nigga could walk up in the hotel and just fucking load some shit on killer bunch of people. I think that's fucked up. I do. - Joe, there's a video you will show me before the show started. - I thought we should talk about Chris Johnson while we were on Relief Beasley. - We should. - We should. - Oh, man. Oh, God. Chris Johnson, CJ2K, one of the greatest running backs and probably the greatest fantasy running backs. - Oh, for sure. - For sure. - For sure, for sure. But one of the greatest running backs of all time recently came out and did an interview with his wife where they talked about his health condition and he has-- - ALS. - ALS, which I admittedly don't know very much about. But Chris Johnson is 39 years old. I'm gonna play this video. In this video, he is in the chair. The voice you hear is coming from the chair and the screen and the automated shit that they fucking loaded his voice into. But this is just extremely sad. And my heart goes out to Chris Johnson. Let me try and clip here we go. - That's fast. - Super fast. - Do you wanna fastest what he's up? - Why do you wanna share this now? - Because if sharing my story helps, even one person get diagnosed soon, inspires more research or gives another family hope. - Ben, it's worth him. - Johnson says he was in the prime of his life, working out daily. - It is from Good Morning America. Shout out to Michael Strayon. - Until ALS changed everything. - Let's go back to last year. When did you notice that something was off? - I first noticed weakness in my right hand. At first, there was little things like my grip didn't feel right. And I wasn't as strong as I've always been. - His wife, Brittany, thought it was something much simpler. - Brittany, what are you thinking about at the time? - I thought because football and his career, that it had to be something with that, maybe a pinch nerve or something along those lines, but never ALS. - That's when I started crying, 'cause I don't know what you're saying big. - It's really about your condition. - It was something else, but after third testing, they finally came down with a diagnosis of ALS. They told us about a medication that might extend life for a few months. Then they told us to get our fears in the water. It was hard hearing that, but after watching Good Morning America and seeing Dr. Merrick with Eric Dane, we reached out to her. She was willing to think more creatively, offering experimental treatments that might help in advance research. - And again, in this video, Chris Johnson, is smaller than we remember him to be. real low to the start. He lost, I know, but he's even smaller. some way he just doesn't look like the force that we knew him to be this is extremely sad. I said him in green. He was icy, right? His issue was like, you want to shed this now? Nobody knew who he was. And he was like, who the fuck is that? And he was like, Chris Johnson. I'm like, get the fuck out of here. Bro, he was small. I'm like, oh, he got to be a different type of fast and quick and strong. He was little bro like real small probably five eight like, but little little frame. I said, oh, yeah, he's faster shit. That's that's part of the sad part about ALS, which Y'all probably know is Luke Eric's disease. You've heard of at least. It's a neural degenerative disease. So you start start to lose brain function. You start to lose muscle strength and mobility to the point where at some point you often can't walk, can't move, can't speak, can't do things, breathe, can't swallow. Yeah, like it affects all of that. Everything. I had a Kevin Thompson senior one is one of the great martial artists, black martial artists ever got it about maybe like 10 years ago and passed away from it. We see athletes get it. Obviously Luke Eric got it. It's sad when anybody gets it, but when you watch people who spent their life kind of defined by their physicality and their body and their extraordinary athletic ability to watch them kind of waste away physically. It's even more like I don't know for me. It's like tragic and super sad man. The craziest part because I'm reading up on ALS says 90 to 95% of cases are sporadic. Without a clear family history it's not like it's genetic. Right. Just pops to find everybody's going to ice bucket challenge. Yeah. Yeah. That's what they was doing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's for that. Yeah. And they was donating a bunch of the money to the research. Yeah. That's a good cause. Would you just piss me off? Why? Yeah. We was having a blast. I mean, we was, but that's the cause that was that was what it was. Yeah. I know you don't want to do it. That was good. We had a blast. I kept it going. We're content. Hey, what is bugging the ice on me, boy? Content creators could go to hell. Yeah. Oh my god. We need to go down. Why we want to go ahead. No, no, please. Yeah. This is going through real. She did this. This. I don't have anything to say because this just hurts my heart. I want to. He did put something out. He's sharing his story. He says, first, I want to thank God for carrying me through. And I'm not going to read this all because it's very long. Most of all, I want to thank my wife, Brittany. And that's important to me because we've been coming up here telling these stories of the marriages going awry. Somebody wants somebody goes through a health issue. But his wife was right there standing by. They're on enough words for what you've done. You've become my caregiver, my advocate, my voice when I need one and somehow you've continued to hold our family together through all of this. I know this hasn't just changed my life. It's changed yours too. I couldn't fight this without you. He wrote something to his kids that I won't read because I'll cry right on the air to his friends. Let me just get to the end where he says, this disease is strong. But I'm stronger than the version of me that thought ALS would end my story. I'm not disappearing. I'm here and I'm going to keep fighting. I intend to be around for a long time for my family, for our communities. And for anyone out there who needs to hear that hope isn't just a slogan. It's a decision that we make every single day. And if you've ever wondered what you can do to help, he says, please donate to ALS research. Every contribution helps give scientists the tools to move faster, bring better treatments to family sooner, and move us closer to a cure. One contribution can be the difference between someday and soon. And he thanks everybody for watching. Thank you for loving me. Thank you for standing with me. Because Jonathan, we love you, man. Yeah, we're we love you, we love you. While we're on a sad note, I just want to do a rest in peace for the great Qadija Fireconn, the wife of Minister Louis Fireconn passed away a few days ago. A lot of times when we celebrate extraordinary leaders, whether it's Du Bois, whether it's King, Garvey, we often don't recognize the the labor and the work of the women who toil beside them, not just as people in the background, the people who help do the work of building up those empires, those movements, those organizations, and Qadija Fireconn is is no different. She was Minister of Fireconn's partner is his wife for more than seven decades, which is crazy to imagine. You live to be 90 and you've been married for 73 years just about, is amazing. But again, she wasn't just a wife. She was a help me. She was a partner. She helped him, they joined the faith together. They grew together. She was originally Betsy Ross, who became Betsy, Walcott, who became Betsy Fireconn, who eventually took the name Qadija. And for those who don't know, Qadija was the wife of the Prophet Muhammad, it's a little harder, he was a little bit, and somebody who helped build something. And she did the same for him. She was known as the mother of the faithful. She was known as someone who was an inspiration to women. She was someone who represented beauty and dignity and humility. When you talk about Muslim girls training and general civilization classes, Mgt and GCC, she was at the front of it. She was the face of something that was powerful and beautiful and transformative for black people and really for the nation. Qadija Fireconn was extraordinary, not just for nine children, not just for literally dozens of grandchildren, not just for hundreds of thousands, if not millions of women who followed her, but for an entire world to see the example of a grace and dignity and faith can produce. And so we send love and condolences to the Fireconn family and to everyone who identifies as a believer. And in Islam, we say, in Nalala, he will, in Nalala, he writes you on, surely we are gods and to gods, we will return or we are returning. We'll say more rest of you, rest of you, rest of you, rest of you. Mark, you've been killing the eulogies, you're really doing, I love that you do that here. But when you stop, like you got to find a way to pick it up, don't toss it to me. No, no, no, I don't know how to, I'm sad. Yo, yo, is she got a hundred on you? All right, you got a hundred on you? I want to post that clip of the eulogy on my website and I'm going to need five probably a little set to protect the people, y'all. I don't think it's standing against you. Y'all take credit cards, what? You know what it is, man, I'm going to get a attitude because you mad at them because they keep you doing that nigga. Take it out of them. Go into space and talk to them. Right now, Mavic, queue up your space now, nigga. You got paid to talk to them now. Yeah, I mean, I was a JBC, so you're, y'all trying to give me trouble with y'all, man, shout out to the community, wherever you at, which community? New one? All the communities. Shout out to each and every one of the communities out there. Yo, I love that. You're gonna get to the bag though. Yo, he getting to it. It's a business man. This nigga is changing the game continuously. We said thank you for your service. Thank you for your promotion. You know, I like that because I always want to talk about some old shit, man. Last week. Last week's 10 years of service. We won't report you. You won't get reported. Just break free. Yeah, what else would you do? I would you flip? I'm sorry. It's me and flip. What is Mike Lee doing? Is that his? He's Mike Lee on the other side of the hat. No. Oh, I see it there. Oh, that boy. Let me see. These fake Nick fans. Yo, go ahead. Go ahead. It's your world. There's a Nick's conspiracy that I read that says the Nick's got the worst NBA championship shirts because they were supposed to be first. I saw it. It says it says the last four champions. They had the car. The champions colors in the shirt. It does look like it does. - And when they show you the last shirts, and you see the last shirts, it's like I get it. - But to me, that makes it flyer. - I do too. - To me, that makes it even doper. - Yeah. - We wasn't supposed to win this. - And it's a good shirt. - Send that shit to, you know. - Send that shit. - Did they show that? - Send that shit. - Send that shit. - No. You don't see that? - It land over there, when they send it. - Oh yeah. - Go next, man. Alright, what else, what else needs out there? I think we had about seven hours here. We had like three hours. I don't think there's anything else that needs. Let me see, Amber Rose is a nutcase, fucking league beast league. Chris Johnson, my heart still goes out to you, man. I can't, I can't. At 39 years, oh man. See, we be thinking sometimes that you gotta be older to get some of this stuff. - True, true. - Yeah, true. - It's crazy. - Yeah, no, that's true. - 39 years old, I mean, shit, how can you blame Megatron? Good point. - How do you blame him for walking away early like that? You know, some football fans, you didn't even go, "Oh, I'm fine with that." How do you blame, how do you blame Andrew Luck? - Yeah. - Who was getting, how do you, you can't. - Yeah. - So the side of that, you can't blame him. - And I get it, you get what you get in life, but that football shit, I mean, we barbarian, so we can't really have no real conflict with you, but that football shit. - I'm over it. - I'd be over, I had to be a player. - Yeah. - I wouldn't play that shit. - I'm saying it's apparent. - I wouldn't play it. - I wouldn't let my kids play it. - I'm not playing football. - I'm not saying it's built for football, that he no way he gonna play for this man. - Yeah. - Yeah, I can't. - I'm not gonna do it. - That's not him. - That's gonna be a kicker. That's gonna be a field goal kicker. - You can be dumb. - You can make it fuck up too. - I'm saying that, all my steps are on his killing, but I mean, that's okay. - No, he's body in it, you know, that's a, you know what I'm saying? - He said that. - It's been a great show. - No, I mean, football was his passion when I came in his life, but if you're asking me, my imagination and my head see me and my baby at a game one day, and now I gotta hold her hand, 'cause somebody didn't hit her child the way they shoot the hiter. - All right, it's football, it's my gonna get hit. - Yeah, but come on, Joe. - That's awful. - Yeah, I'm just fucked up if I'm at the game. - He played defense, though. - If I'm home, then, huh? - You say he played defense. - So did Demar Hamlin, she is. - That Demar Hamlin, shit. - Yeah, that don't mean that. - Demar Hamlin, shit was so bad, the bills ain't cut 'em yet. - It's been a great show, you know what I'm saying? - I hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed making it. - It is one person that you ain't really been getting the production from, hey, every time I'm like, "Yo, this thing is still a bill." - Hey, they will not let him go. - Did he let him go? - Did they let him go? - No, he's not bad either. - I thought they don't last season. - No, please, cut that nigga. - Come on, all right, yo. - I still want 'em to live. - I still want you to talk 'em out. - He had a fetish family, didn't he? - Yeah, I ain't mad at that. I want nobody to not be able to feed their family. True, that is absolutely true. (laughing) And let's, unless you're a clipper. (laughing) - Oh shit, I love watching you. - Yo, you were like, fuck you. - He's on the one way to track your mark. - Yeah, but I'm sick. - I'm not letting Demar Hamlin go. - Hey, I like that. - I'm not mad, and we're good. - Listen to me. - That was a good shit team, right? My memory is bad. - What the hell? - That is Taylor's game. - I don't think that was, I don't think it was Taylor's game. - No, it was, bangles, there's something, wasn't it? - Whatever, whatever, we'll find out later. - Uh, okay, let's see, let's see, let's see. (laughing) - Shit, I'm not gonna keep it here. (upbeat music) - All right, that's different now. It's a 50's mega. How you gonna end with this? - Not 50's, okay. - 50's, okay. - 50's, okay. - 50's, okay. - All right, I'll end with it. (upbeat music) (laughing) (upbeat music) - I'm getting 50 boys. - 50 is hard. - It fits you. - What? - You wait at, it fits you. - I wait at what? - That's so, it fits you. Mark, why do you still have my chain on? - You don't care about, you left it on the ground. (laughing) - I've had it for a thick butt, after show. - I know, I just do wanna interrupt this show with such foolishness. - Well, you think I just put it out like 10 seconds. - No, it was tough then. You think I can't say, oh, and the chain's stuck then? - You had expert on it. - Nah, God. - I'm so, I'm walking in on the night. - I'm walking in on the night. - Yo, listen there, hopefully yo. (laughing) - He going on his family, nigga, you got, you stuck with me. - Uh, listen, hopefully you have enjoyed this broadcast as much as we've enjoyed delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers, especially me, please. Lord knows we need to be there until the next time. I bid you a do farewell. (singing in foreign language) Remember life is a series of moments and moments past. So let's make this one last. Give me this shit, I win it again. I'm gonna put some laughs in this one. - My fucker. - I'm about to ice this one, fuck out. - Uh, last but certainly not least. The baddies are insecure, the stagnant women wanna travel and the clothes Monday women want you to teach them things. Grab you a ton of know, you might need it. (singing in foreign language) - What's the plans, what's the plans? - Week in a week. - It was a little week. - Uh, the weekend. - Uh, I'm at the beach. - I'm trying to talk to my wife to go into essence. - Are you gonna do the beach during all this heat? - The heat, uh, the waste shit. - Yes, me, CC, my baby moms, we taking all kids to the beach. Tomorrow and Thursday. - Yo, stop. - What? - Stop, man. - I'm gonna get along with you. (whistling) - What the fuck is wrong with me? - He's a long boy. - I didn't say that, but he's on her. - Wait, just tell him. - He need to tell us that. - No, no, no, no. - I don't know, boy and boy. - I thought we were gonna have some fun with him. - You know what, he's smart. - He's smart. - Yeah, I win him. - Boy, I win him. - I'm so. - The whole family, go right freezee. - Yo, yo, this ain't that little red lobster shit y'all did, it's a blended family. He's a bikini, he's boy. - Whoa, boy, you better keep your eye on him. - Freezee, you better keep your eyes on him. - He said you're doing the other shit. - What am I doing? - Adam, Adam. - No, ain't nobody talking about, you're a missing beast, look at him. - I just said, he ain't got a look in my house. - I have a look though else. - He's brought sand to the beach 'cause his beach is better. - Exactly. - Yeah, but your tape wasn't so bad when you went to the other beach. - Now you got, now you bring the man, the man, the man in the yams, together the touch. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Let's go freezee. - How's it going? - Yeah. - Right here on the beach, nigga. - No, no, nigga. - Yo, yo, I was making nasty. - Bro, bro. - Freezee, bro. - Yo, bro. - I'm going to land shit. - And you'll be able to go to the beach, and that nigga is that nigga, yo, I only crack on him because we all live. But in real life, that nigga is that boy. - That's beautiful. That's fine. - I love freezee. Kick the door down, nigga. Let go through the door. Ah. I cut my shit bitch. You get it. - No, that ain't good. - What beach? - We going to the Jersey. - We going to the beach. - I'm not saying the name. - Your freezee got a job. I won't want so I can pick you up. - Hey. - How many beds in the room? - Two rooms. - I'll put it in one for the kids. - I'll put the kids in one for the kids. - Your mothers. - Your mothers. - Your mothers. - We got to work some stuff out. - Oh my God. - Oh my God. - What we can't hear because y'all doing some secret shit. - We got to work some secret shit. - Oh my God. - Only freezee can pull that off. - That boy back. - That's what I'm saying. - Boy. - You bringing the honey back? - No. - You ain't got no dick. - You still do that. - He bringing the ride on. - No, no. - Yeah, he ain't got no dick to go around. - No. - Yo, get a third room, yo. You'll get a third room. Forget about what we talking about. - Anyway, what are y'all doing? - Yeah, one for the kids. - One for the kids. - I'm trying to get my wife to go to Estes Fest. She's been wanting to go. And as much as I love, I hate to be alone for the weekend. I'm willing to. - Well, you trying to get her to go. - Yeah, it's a woman's event. It's a black woman's event. It's not for me. - Oh, you going? - No, I'ma stay home. - No, he trying to send her. That's what he-- - You fucked me up when he said it. I thought you was trying to get her to go with you. - No, no, no. - I'ma get that. - I'ma get you, boy. - Hey, yo, you like this stuff? - It's so frizzy. - Doc, this shit going on with you, boy. - No, I just wanna-- - I just wanna-- - I just wanna shit going on with you, y'all. - Mark, Mark's a swim. Something's happening. - Something's happening. - Did somebody call the Doc there? (laughing) - Yes, man. - Let me find-- - You got a white robe in the closet. - You're a freak, son. - That's the-- - Oh, I thought you said it was an elite. - Yo, can y'all stop? Can you just-- - Jesus. - Oh, it's a white robe. - It's a white robe. - But white said it was an elite attribute down there and she wish she could go. And I was like, oh, you can go. You know, I'm making some calls right now to get the passes. - Oh, shut up. - You can-- - My girl wanna go with it. - It's my girl, love a litre. (laughing) - See you there, see you there. You can make some friends. - I think we made-- (laughing) - See, I'm trying to figure out my Fourth of July plans, to learn what you guys are talking about. Like, Rem had a party this weekend and she was yelling a lot. She lost her voice. - Oh. - So I haven't heard my wife's voice. - I'm so sorry. - Five days. - I'm so sorry. - Oh man. - I know it's tough. - Tell me exactly what you got to be tough. - Specifically, detail by detail. - I just can't wait for the weekend. I think it should be good by then. - Just to hear your baby's voice again. - That's it. - I know you miss it. - How you been? How you holding up? - I know it's been rough not being able to hear her in the house talking about anything. - It's hard. - Ooh, it's hard. - Damn. - Sorry that happened to you. - We got a white board, you know what I mean? - Like Lotto when she wrote the lyric, you know what I mean? - I'm so sorry that happened to you. - What am I doing? - You don't know. - I'm not doing nothing. I don't have no plans. My baby's going to see a Leah. - My baby's going to see a Leah. - I know you cracking on me, but you got a list of all my little specialty meals that now I got to make. - That's fine. - Which are dishes. - That's fine. - Ditches. - Whatever I make. Whether it's burgers, you say, yeah, Joe Burger. I'm up there. Give me my dinner. - Shut up. - Shut up. - You got to do that. - I guess. - It's time to work. - Cooking for the kids. - I'll be going out of my way to be a nigga. - Listen to your mother. You little motherfuckers. - I'm not know. - All right. - Hey, we getting it. - Look at that. - Look at that. - Look at that. - You know, happy for for July out there. Please be safe. Don't pull an O.C. human with that O.C. - JPP. - JPP. - JPP. - Yo, and it wasn't even just JPP. - Not JPP. JPP. - I just said it. JPP. - No, I said JPP. - And you know we got another show for the fourth. - That's true. - We have to show the airs on the fourth. - When the weather break, I start feeling like the Tuesdays is Friday. - Because you're talking like we won't go show up. - Final Freedom Tuesday nigga. - Side, fuck what you talking about. - Final Freedom Tuesday. - Don't point at the same ring. - Got it, got it, step out. Got it, step out. My trainer think I'm showing up in the morning. - Slow down. - Oh, he gonna be happy. - He ain't got a record of what he makes movies. - Look at me. - Massage and show them. - Are you okay for the month? - No, nigga. Think I'm rich. - Yes, nigga. [TRAIN BELL RINGS] [LAUGHTER] [TRAIN BELL RINGS] [TRAIN BELL RINGS] [TRAIN BELL RINGS] Anybody for your teenage? We about to be in July is you a liar. That's what I got. He's still texting me. [TRAIN BELL RINGS] [TRAIN BELL RINGS] [TRAIN BELL RINGS] We'll fold that up right now. [TRAIN BELL RINGS] You've never heard of Joe Bunn?