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Episode 964 | "Macallan 69"

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Episode 964 | "Macallan 69"

The podcast explores the dynamics of trust, communication, and personal boundaries in relationships, using real-life scenarios to illustrate how couples navigate shared experiences, such as attending events or dining with former partners. Hosts emphasize that transparency and mutual agreement are essential—decisions about participation in social or professional settings should stem from open dialogue, not assumptions. The conversation touches on how public disputes, especially in celebrity relationships, often stem from a lack of privacy and emotional maturity. While some participants express concern about the public exposure of personal conflicts, others stress that true maturity involves moving past old grievances and focusing on personal growth. The hosts acknowledge that relationships evolve, and while past experiences may inform current decisions, the core principle remains: trust must be built, tested, and maintained through honest communication. The discussion also highlights how artists and public figures face unique pressures when their personal lives become public, often leading to conflict. Ultimately, the episode promotes a balanced view—recognizing the value of self-expression while advocating for respect, privacy, and emotional responsibility in personal relationships. The tone remains lighthearted and reflective, with humor used to ease tension, reinforcing that while conflict is inevitable, how it's managed defines the strength of a relationship.

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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 all, or are all. Enjoy the show. I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad y'all could be on some brochures, because not he ain't going to be able to get that off. I was talking to my good brother-ish. We're not centering nobody. I don't have the energy to be loud and fucking, I don't have the energy today. My body is sore. I'm fucking my girl, kicking me off the bed. I'm on a pregnancy diet. She's totally going against my zet band. It's fucked up in my house, but anyway, so we're talking about the list of places that we cannot go, well, no, that we cannot go as faithful men in relationships, as my brother is, if he could go to London by himself today. He gave me the only answer it is. Of course not, we're only going, and then I started dapping them up and looking at him, and then Mark started looking away, and I'm like, "Yo, I know I got a list of places I can't go." As men know, we should revolt. We should have a meeting, and at least get the fucking. We need to debate some of these. Some of these need to be put back on the list. You got it. You got started? You got started. So then Corey, who is in a brand new, hot relationship, and boy, I wish y'all could meet his lady. Because if you would meet his lady, it wouldn't allow him to say stupid shit like, "I'm in my relationship capitulating because of these bitch ass niggas." No, you capitulating, because you know your name. You want to bust me? You want to bust me? You know my nigga, that's all. You quickly gained understanding of how it works now, and as a list of places, you can't go by yourself, probably your list is probably real long, too. You think? Corey's list? No. Because I know his lady. His lady got like that, "My lady shit times a bunch, and it's new, so it's without the understanding of who's who and what's the, without the dynamics, without knowing what the dynamics are, "A body's up." Yeah, everybody's up into our games, and we get a little more crushed. I don't know, none of y'all. I like him, who we all, and yeah, we gonna cuddle up over here to whatever fucking thug record was playing. It's so stupid, y'all. Our summative places, and I'm gonna start this show, our summative places on, look, Mark keep drinking that empty cup. For some of these places, and I watched your clip, I watched you and your wife clip. I love watching him and his wife. I always learned some. His wife is walking all over it. In that fucking house. Can you put that in there, and they can't go down the street. Watch the clip, we're sitting in the cut. I'm gonna almost subscribe, but the clip was like, I guess one of her exes invited her to like a dinner at one of these conferences. But it just popped up in my algorithm. And she was like, "Yeah, we should probably have that talk and gain understanding of what that looks like or what that is like." And then the clip cut to something else. Normally, that makes people subscribe, but you're a tough one. But no, she went to a conference, and Homeboy is in the same conference. They go to the same conference, and they caught up and met up for dinner to catch up. I know, I met him before. Wait, what? Yeah, now I'm gonna talk, nigga. What? I'm like, the more the flip. Come on, man, nod. You said that she met up, did she check in with you before she met up with them before? Yeah, she asked if I was okay with it. There you was. If I think it's like you be lying, you pulled up on the lower heart, I knew that she before. Oh, that was good. Now I'm in Queens, quick. I'mma y'all these. I happen to be in the area. Look, but no, I can look. Wait, you said you was good with it? Yeah. She got back to saying, "Are you sure you're good with it?" What choice do you have? No, I'm true, really. No, that's a question. There are situations where I say no. Oh, shit, now this is getting way better than I. No, listen to me. I'll take the keys, boy, he'll take your wife and not to go to the conference. No, she had the conference already. If she asked me about the dinner. Okay, no. I'm not gonna tell her not to go to the conference. But I will tell her, no, if I'm not comfortable with it, I'll tell her not to. Did you say what? Because I'm confused, but you take. I will let her go to the dinner. A private dinner with her ex? You think it was in the restaurant? With who? Is it a group dinner? Oh, is it a group dinner? Freeze, you don't play that freeze? No, we don't. Exactly. Yeah, I think it's like, when your wife's going to happen, you're not too confident in yourselves. Well, okay, we get your hands on them. You've been getting money for a long time, you on TV. You got greenhouse. We get it. I'm not playing that. Nigga, Lincoln, you want to do what? Nigga, you want to have legs? Man, I'm not playing that. What dinner, nigga? No change, shit. All right, nigga, wait a minute. Wait a minute, wait a minute. Let me ask you a question. No, look, let me ask you a question. Do you think y'all are the anomalies in that? No. No, I think. What do you think? I think it's-- No, I think it's $5.50. $5.50? No, no, I think it's $7.50. Oh, you know you go crap. I think it's $7.50. Are y'all on drugs? I think it's $5.50. I think it's $5.50. I think it's $5.50. A group that said it's $7.50 is lying. I think it's $7.30. No, but what do we mean? What do we mean? What do we meant the guy? What if we meant the guy? Because some people-- wait, hold on, some people allow-- some people allow their ex to come to their house and sleep over while they're in a relationship. So is that why you getting wild? No, I swear to God, that's good. That's good, that's good, that's good. Let's do what I'm saying, really rare. Let's do what I'm saying. I think they're crazy enough. Where they are. Okay, Joe, listen to this. If you have children with the person, let's not say ex. Let me, let me, let me. Free your baby mother can come. If she could have come spending night, if she said if she lived out of town. And it was okay with your lady. You wouldn't allow your baby mother to use. Baby mother is family does. That's what I meant, man. That's what I meant, that's what I meant, that's what I meant. Different conversations got to happen. Totally got to happen. And we maybe shouldn't meet each other and do all that pu-- Okay. Linda family should have. I'm talking about what they're talking about. And what I'm saying is, right, this is my point. What I'm saying is, if your wife, girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, has the intent to cheat. Whether you okay the dinner or not, they go on cheat. Right, of course. So, I mean, I'm not leading you to cheat. You don't have to lie. I'm not giving it to the team. I'm not giving it to the team on the plate. You got to work for that cheat point. It's fast. Yeah, it's fast. You got to work for that. What's your thing happens at dinner? I don't-- a lot. A lot can't happen at dinner. But then you're happening to hotel lobby. Yeah, I mean, anyway, I just need to talk to you. You already had a conference at another stage. I sit next to you in the conference. I can sit next to you in the conference. And we be taking notes. And if that's your intent, your intent is going to be the same. That's what my name is. Insecurity is in security. I'm trying to use the same thing on other places. I don't-- All right. Yeah, no, no, no, let me tell you. How long ago was the X? That's another important factor of-- That man. Oh, that man matters. That man matters. Maybe before you. Y'all going too hard on a-- Maybe like five, six years before we get started. Oh, this nigga is on crack. He has a crack dealer. I'm telling you that he's lying with. That spots it to him on his friend. What's the line? Like 20? 20 is an entirely different conversation. I don't know if you're being facetious, man. No, then what's the line for you? The 20 is the 10 is-- I didn't even get to my views on this. I have a question. But listening, I-- You know me. You know me. No, no, no, no, no. You know how me and Freed play on this. Like, I don't even need to-- We have us here today. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Parks are at the birthday party with the four-hander. We saw Parks. Is Sean excusein' from this? Because he had different-- he had different breed. Does it matter that he's in a relationship? Mark, I'm surprised about. No, no, no. OK. Why the-- why am I excusin' you from this? Don't fight with me. I'm excusin' you from this because I assume that you don't really have a leg to stand on to argue otherwise because you're so fly with so many of your exes. Oh, that's a good point. Oh, I see, I see, I see. And you introduce yourself. And then you feel like that about yourself. Well, Mark might be, too, actually. That's a good point. That's part of the point. I wouldn't even think about that. But that's a good point. And I have-- my wife trusts me to-- I work in an industry where many moons ago, when I was single-- Yeah. --I dated people. So I go to conferences as an academic where I've dated people. I've worked in entertainment business where I've dated people. Hold on, right there. Hold on, you go to conferences. OK. What people that you've dated. Cool. Do you then say, hey, me and person as dated, we're going to go to dinner together after said conference. Depends on a person, yeah. Now, there are people who my wife would say no to. And there are people who I would say no to for her. He just wasn't one of them. OK, OK. That's a good point. That's all. Well, you got your yeses and no's there, yeah. So we are, yeses and no's not just a blanket thing. It's generally a yes. That's something to be clear. It's generally a yeses. How many subs connect question evenly proposed to me? I mean I mean it's all that we shut it down emphatically. I guess only was No, I'm saying if I still marks mentality. Hey this guy right here, that was fucking shithead Five years ago I don't know I think what that would you Hey, I don't know that you get that go to dinner with this guy and fucking reminisce and tell war stories and and fucking your favorite appetizers and get a little to say all right. I'm going home. Hey for some people. That's the kink for some people The kink is the unavailability of the person that they want. I'm not open and adored and none of that pain You only think about the person if you're not think about that person. What do you had dinner about? Because that was it's more I mean more romantically you not think it's more professional In the same industry. It's not And we here it's like 60 people at this conference are like it's a way that it makes sense. Are you saying that your Partner has business with this person. They are in the same Hey you a carpenter so am I let's go get drunk Honestly I think it's a security thing. That's nice. One two and then it builds I think the trust should have already been there That's what I'm saying we build it You know you say that is right no matter like You wouldn't know unless they're in that position how deep the trust is so I can say you've been living with me I can say I trust you all the time but until you in a position where I have where our trust is on the line Oh test it I think you don't know what the trust you don't you can't tell I gotta put you in that position You got to be all right y'all's on the same plane with my ex boyfriend. All right cool. Oh, yo, he gave me a ride to the Yeah, I don't understand. I don't understand If you doing that respectfully because everybody got to make their own rules What are the boundaries like and your can your partner go? If your partner is out at the convention after party and The sections can she go in the section with where the guy that you would allow her to go to dinner is When you say section you mean like table Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's my question If it's a Manly man, y'all got it. We can start just believe we can start. It's all okay. It depends on the Who's there, but the dinner don't see that again the club section depends on who's all in there, but the dinner doesn't cozy up in the corner in a club I'm just just like if they were dinner Sit on the same side Wives or partners in a club setting with dim lights in the section where music is playing and I have to get drinks drinks are flowing and I have to get close to you For a second while you are who you are because this may work for some nondescript person somewhere But while you are who you are and while you are who you are I imagine that the text get the flying. I imagine you hitting every black block that exists You just hit something boy shit start going on. This is something you and my wife wrote this up with that massage situation. She it was like She's their choices that she don't make because she don't want people to get the wrong idea of what's going on because of what you just said So my wife wouldn't sit in a club in that situation you just subscribe He said the section. I was saying if there's 20 people there and they weren't next to each other They were just in the same section. That's different. Then like sitting at whispering up the fuck. No, but part But that's not because I don't trust my wife is because that's what I think it's inappropriate and to it looks crazy. Yeah Okay, hey, before we start the park go ahead and tell me I mean you jacking at shit. You know what I'm not real. What conference you been a zoom in? She got in the last dream she got a computer Talking about hey, I had to play it cool last night fucking cheers. Oh my god. I need a pre-natal massage I need a pre-natal massage. I wish you called the spa call it I call the spa. It's fucking the 11 30 a night. I still call it. Hey, making a poor bit here They go tell about some oh do you mind if it's a guy or girl, but since I don't care do what you want Nice do what you want a guy a girl do whatever you got to do just make my baby feel better So then we hung up and then they sent her I answer the series of questions, but then they sent her the bill Like to her email. I gave her emails. They sent her the bill. So she's like, oh shit. I got the bill you supposed to get the bill I said well if I get the bill now See so I give you a choice I do I do I do give you a blister Hey as God would have it she chose that is good. He chose that All right flip what's up, man. Come on. You ready starting? You ready starting? That was a nice old-fashioned Shout out to y'all too, man. I think I get a lot secure confident. I got it. It be niggas. I got a good confidence I almost followed my girl down by it to the school. Let's see what's going on They do it all times the parent play man, but I don't try it, buddy Check the traffic and what no traffic is supposed to be home 14 minutes ago. That is my you do with your insecurities What insecurities? I don't know how do you how do you deal with them? You try to be as strong as you can but do you breathe? Do you take breathing size? Do you not say anything? Do you hold it within? Do you write it down like I'm pretty sure of your girl do something that you don't like at your insecure about do you approach your bottle? Are you just keeping inside? Yeah, it's a conversation to be at you do a macho though. No Bro, I don't want that's not who I am as a person. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That foot get the gun. Yeah It's a conversation, bro. I think that communication is my if my girl don't like something I do or something I say or Something I wear whatever the case may be that's her right to approach me and have a conversation about it and then nine times out of ten I'm gonna just follow suit with what she says like I don't if it's something that I'm Add them in about yeah, then I'll put my foot down but outside of that. I'm gonna just it's easier Give it ten years ago. It's 40 Move I'm not doing shit Girl you going out set your ass up. Yeah, no 30s. It would have been a different conversation. Could you older? Somebody could you need somebody to take care of you. No, you just you just way the pros and cons you may start shit Yeah, look I spoke to my pops nigga. He said he told me like I don't want all you anymore. I Think you at that stage. I'll put up a fight going down nigga. I Am okay to a love but I do understand what you change all the way all just I do understand I Realize that there's some things that I've decided to change for her piece. I use to argue a lot all your off-the-sick A content and my piece of my piece. When me and Linky is on a great stretch, like I say about four or five months Business is going good. You got four thirty curfew there. No, no, no business is going good. Business is good I want more. Yeah I'm gonna crack jokes. I'm gonna fly Fuck you. I said you something hello. Say that's like journal fuck. I'm following. I don't have nothing to do I'm chilling we can't the Caribbean's in check boy. I'm just sitting there thinking about you Play me either Like a nice guy All hearts and minds clear and settle. You a man in the restaurant. Yes These niggas. Yes, the rest of your wife. Your wife. Get dressed now. She got it and if the dress look like Since these niggas are so secure And if the dress look like we just move the little lights you come down to the nine o'clock talking about yeah We got carbone So she call me she called me at like nine o'clock You know talk about something. I said wait you just going to dinner now. She's like no, no, no, the dinner ended I'm home back at the room. I would have felt a way if she were going out at nine. You can't go out at nine She called you after the dinner and told you she went to dinner So you could go she called me was talking and I thought she was going she was going out again with her girlfriend Basically she was doing something else. I thought she let them be boys. So you can go to dinner with Jackson along the back control of the parameter. Yes That's his reason. Yeah, not control them, but have a say. He had five o'clock the restaurant and the P.O. Not a clock. That's what we keep saying We keep telling y'all to do this parameter. What time can she go you go to dinner at seven o'clock supper you can't go It's a different ball game. You need to be seen your citizens in there. I should have never asked y'all that who could be alone in the crib question I had more information. God damn. I was with you on that, though. I just think, I think I could trust her with it, but I don't do it. And she don't, her wife ain't with that shit at all. She's like, don't do that. - Check this out, dog. I got a seven PM at Gustalano. - So fucking, so fucking. - That shit sounded like, no, fuck no. (all laughing) - It better be a cheater, it better be a cheater. - Who's the Venus for? (all laughing) (all laughing) - I thought throwing some names and restaurants around. That's all the cheater. Can they do pergola? - No. - At five, when they open, just them two in there. (all laughing) - Y'all be the olive guy. - Pergola. - Hey Freeze. - You're pergola. - At five o'clock. - It's only they win. - And they ask in pergola upstairs. - Who could. (all laughing) - Let's play the hooker. - Yeah, let's play the hooker. - All right. (all laughing) - Yo, what up this hooker? - Oh shit. (all laughing) - Oh, fuck y'all. Fuck every single one. (all laughing) - Oh, man. - He's crazy, he's crazy. - He's thinking through. (all laughing) - It's like a one and a man hooker. (all laughing) - Your girl talking about the hooker. - How many times you want your girl to tell you, let me get a tip, pass me the tip, pass me the tip. At some point. - No, she has a tip of her own in her pocket. - Yeah. - Then it fell. - No tips involved. - Yeah, it fell. - It fell. - No tips. - And she was, and the drinks habit, so. - No, she ain't thinking about that tip. - Let's sit for the waiter. (all laughing) - Strong shit, McCallan. - 30. - I'm gonna shit you. - You can't get, nigga. - McCallan heard it. - McCallan. - McCallan. - 79. (all laughing) - 69. - Oh shit. - No, McCallan's 69. - 69. - 69. - That's in there. - My girl come home. - Wobbly. - Let's sleep. - Yeah. - I'll sleep. - I'll sleep, I'll sleep, do everything. I'll sleep, do the dinner. - No. - You didn't watch, dude. - This is hilarious. - We gotta start. - Do you look at your crazy voice? - No, no, but I do, it's in the back of my mind. I know what's happening. But I don't, I don't trip about it. - Don't, during times like that, the time moves low. (all laughing) - She will help me. - Dig it. - She ain't answering the time. - No, you're still eating it. - It's five o'clock, five o'clock, five o'clock. - It's six, it's six. - You're just saying, yo, right, be with the bell, say what she's in front of me with the bull pin. - You know, you'd be like, see over time is it, you'd be like, three o'clock. You go to sleep, you do, you slept six hours, see over time is it? Three, four, ten, you'd be like, what the fuck? - Hey, Mark had to do some corny shit, like fucking pull up to the brunch. (all laughing) - If you think that I would never, yes you would, yes you would. - I would never. - If your wife got a table outside at four o'clock and is sitting there, we even would her ex. - Hell yeah, you just so happened to be in the mood for my most. - Driving by, hey, how do you forgot your, you know, you heard the freshest. - Mark up, five o'clock, you forgot. (all laughing) - Do y'all wanna enjoy this, or do you think you're talking about it on my man? - I don't enjoy it, just because, more than that, tradition. (all laughing) - Maybe, I'll take a full party story to the top. - Oh shit. (upbeat music) - Yeah, I mean, I'm like some snow a laigre for the fall. - Maybe, maybe we just say you know what I'm the same. - Snow we miss you, we love you, we like some music, so please, if you don't mind. - Maybe you don't mind. - Always for the ladies, always for the ladies. - Hey, you can rest just the way we all be. - Kisser, you'll love me when it's like that. Kisser, you'll love me when it's like that. (all laughing) - Do everybody know you're a bad man, but I love 'em make up right then. - Bitch, you're a deep bitch out here, you know you're a fanny. - Oh, trust me, she's mad at me all the time, what up? - Do you really wanna make this song a laigre? - I don't want you around. - It was a good little error, too. (all laughing) - It's hard for me to try to doubt this feeling. (upbeat music) ♪ Yeah, we could just walk with love ♪ ♪ Yeah, we could just stay away ♪ ♪ But these are not about to happen ♪ - I ain't trying to ask you that. - I ain't trying to ask you that. ♪ No, no, no ♪ ♪ In the mind of the fight ♪ - Hey. - Hey. ♪ In your heart, you kids ♪ ♪ All the kids back to school and all that ♪ ♪ You think I'm hiding ♪ ♪ 'Cause that's just all I need ♪ ♪ We all be all ♪ ♪ Kisser, you'll love me ♪ ♪ On the drivers, fucking traffic up ♪ ♪ God damn, man, I ain't gonna lie to you ♪ - I'm a good man. - You're not missing. - Good morning. - Good morning. - Good morning. - This is it. - Good morning. - It's a mess out there. - Good morning. - Good morning. - Good morning. - Good morning. - Shout out to all the bad drivers out there. - Good morning. ♪ Then you love me ♪ - I'll take you. - Good morning. ♪ And maybe just love like that ♪ ♪ You maybe we just love like that ♪ (claps) - Yeah. - That's my shit. (claps) (upbeat music) ♪ It's not that I don't want you here ♪ (laughing) ♪ Not for that, me ♪ ♪ It's not the bad way you said ♪ ♪ I love you, I love you ♪ ♪ I love you, I love you ♪ ♪ I know that I don't want you here ♪ ♪ Oh ♪ ♪ I fall for you every time I charge to resist ♪ ♪ Hey ♪ - Get away from the chase beach. - Yummy. - ♪ And everything ♪ ♪ All I wanna hear is that the vision's not replaced ♪ ♪ So what next do you ♪ ♪ You ♪ ♪ I try not to show ♪ ♪ How I feel about you ♪ ♪ You and you and we don't really want to ♪ ♪ I just want to get away ♪ ♪ And sit right next to you ♪ ♪ You know, you know, you're mine ♪ ♪ I don't want to miss you ♪ ♪ Yeah, I just want to feel you ♪ ♪ Feel you ♪ ♪ Hey girl, I want you around ♪ ♪ Oh wow, I want you around ♪ ♪ Oh wow, I want you ♪ ♪ Hey girl, I want you around ♪ ♪ Hey girl, let's get right into the proceedings this evening ♪ ♪ Or this morning, but it's afternoon ♪ ♪ Depending on when you hit play ♪ ♪ Let me get these drops out the way ♪ ♪ You know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you know, you ♪ ♪ I'm your humble grateful gracious, extremely happy to be your host, Joe Button here with some really amazing people to my right queens. ♪ ♪ Welcome to episode 964 of the Joe Button Podcast brought to you by Fueled By Power by Price, Pixed Price, Pixed Gang, you. ♪ ♪ I'm your humble grateful gracious, extremely happy to be your host, Joe Button here with some really amazing people to my right queens. ♪ ♪ Queens get the money, my good brother, Queens, Flip is in the building, how you doing, Flip? ♪ ♪ I feel good man, I'm here, that made it work. ♪ ♪ Good, absolutely love that, next to him, Philadelphia's finest, our good brother, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill in the building, Mark was good with you. ♪ ♪ You shit man, I'm good, ready to go. ♪ ♪ Good, absolutely love that, next to him, King Y Y himself, Mr. Thousand Doors, and up our good brother issues here, it's how you doing, man? ♪ ♪ I'm good, yourself. ♪ ♪ Good, good, couldn't be better, next to him, come on man, sunny days out legs out, Mr. Take it further himself. ♪ ♪ Big freeze in the building, ice was good with you. ♪ ♪ I'm good man, what's up? ♪ ♪ Good, good, good, good, good, I love that, next to him, come on man, Elmira's finest, ♪ ♪ Big parks in the building, parks was up. ♪ ♪ Joe, man, how you feeling? ♪ ♪ I'm great, I'm great, I'm great. ♪ ♪ Next to him, the legend himself in the building, the remind niggas of who he be and where he from. ♪ ♪ Big silvers in the building, silvers, good to see you, my brother. ♪ I love you, glad to have you here. Corey is here somewhere, oh I know what Corey's doing, thank God. Ericson is here, Tanner is here, Bob Ramoshebom, we bless to have him in the building, with us. Last but certainly not least, each and every one of you very important people out there are here. Indeed. Quick question before we start, is this the last time I'm gonna see your thighs? It might be. Yeah, yeah, it's good, man. It's good in there. I realize I'm the only one here with T-shirt on, and I'm like it's about this. Yeah, man, God, muscle, man, you want to stay in a row, he's boy. [laughter] We did have that talk way before. Ain't no way the muscles came like that boy. I felt your muscles. We had a debate on it. I say itch is on the natty. Some other people here say that you, you wanna say it? Yeah, he did say the natty, but nothing. I say itch ain't, itch is working out every day. He said you're juicing, yeah. You are. If he's juicing, then it's under the counter. It's some street shitty boy. He didn't do it. Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger, Tiger. He didn't go through the counter. It's a brand new day. He's shamed, dude, man, I know this nigga. He's shamed, man. He got a good deal on whatever he did. He ain't just walking and, I mean. He looked at us. What's the answer? Come to the show, man. I will, I'll come, I'll come. And he goes straight answer though. It is. You know. He's a little hit. He got what he got. Now I'm saying. Now it's last night with telling me about the gym experience down the street. Niggas. Niggas is different strong. I'm on the yards though. Paul's. We got that. That's perfect. I'm about to start working out with them. I just want to get a little bit more confident. Because they different with it. Niggas like robots. Do you put-- I'm going to get everybody out there working out, man. When they health and wellness shit. Man salute salute salute. The shit is important especially at all. And you feel but you know, honestly, you really feel better Like you know sleep better. Yeah, they know cliche shit. You really do feel better. I Saw you getting the little workout on it wasn't in the gym. Although I know you work out every week I saw you at the bowling alley doing the same thing when bowling again With my good brother shout out to surf my whole body is a little sore right now. Who what with them numbers look like? Down the middle three three $20,000 a game last last two games for two thousand a pop. Oh, yeah, I play it. Yeah, yeah, so I've got some niggas that bowl Man, I went in there with old song. I keep bringing all the niggas that used to bowl They ain't nice no more no song is still nice. No, I don't I'm asking. No, niggas are still nice, but you rusty You ain't got your shoes your ball ain't fitting right, but whatever man. Shout all the bowlers out there We gonna do it again on probably go again next week. This time bring our ladies out, man. I can't I can't keep getting out For six hours at a time and not bring my lady. Yeah I might see my brother. I'm not you. That should be a lot for guys late. Yeah, like if you know exactly what you don't get one every week Yeah, for six hours. Yeah, we getting to the bottom of things today Man, I still like going out there much as you maybe I just don't do but if that's like your vice like But it wasn't always your vice though. So new vice it is now cool. So he's not that's true Depending on for who I'm just saying it's a new vice that you went on over for now vice it was I was in a strip club for night to be this is way better than strip club This is sometimes better than strip club So I'm just waiting you got him in the bowling alley with my niggas couple things woman I'm talking about since she moved up here They would do the strip club together thing. I have a new vice Prior to that he would go to strip club. I'm I'm speaking to her moving up here because things change won't stay once y'all Now you have a new vice that you did not have before that you're doing Frequently one day a week six hours a clip. Yes, that should be a lot. That's true. I Let me rep for a little bit. I'm not In her argument, but she loves boy in her argument two of the times there been some women there Okay, that's fair. Yeah, that does change. It's not I does change it. You share that with her you let them know the women My girl You heard a life you probably heard a life 360 you never heard a life of 720 My girl play by me. I know what they got going on a guy night every week with six hours has a big ask in my house Really and it's new It's a big matter, bro. Is there wasn't women there that I think that would be completely yes acceptable Guys they behavior. Well they and my girl Unless you love boys with respect to everybody my girl is gonna probably there's a world where she could look at bowling like the dinner That's great. She just know what I could get No, yeah, I can't This show if it's not sure it's bowling at what the first one was that though Yeah, someone really close when the lights out in the bowling alley and it's strobe lights And people roll it's getting up to you take them you know when it's bottle service That's the club with a bowling out Because I jamed it It's just yesterday did not look at your place. Yeah, I think if our ladies are here and my fiance is here you and Mark are absolutely right I'm telling you in a room for the guys me and Antoine have done some of our finest work in that place Okay, our picture is up in there And while you always got to include somebody Because you get on this part talking stupid talking honest, you know the fuck It's that boy That's not I'm lying What I'm saying y'all do numbers in that bowling alley or no, not me. No, you've never done number the heck is that bow now numbers No, all right. You a lot. All right. Never mind. Never mind. Yeah, too But like niggas was turning up. I never you have come on And spoken spoken extremely high of the bowling slash pool date and what it does That's different than just going to the date though. Yes, yeah, my bowling slash pool date is that boom or on 44th street where you can get the private room It's not the animal You ran in the ground boy, you go go the specific rooms that decorate your own parts Now let me tell you what it was really a bird drop back a real quick. See look at them crazy look and that's Playing around around Let me tell you what it was the biggest burden then we can start y'all pick a topic to start whatever you got Whatever y'all are most passionate about I'm down when Kaiser and Angela Yee and Nick Storm used to do they little bowling events this boy right here I'm a wee cookies listen, you ever seen Jermaine O'Neill when when Larry bird and trusted him with the team Like when he got rid of all the mother niggas and just gave the ball to Jermaine O'Neill This nigga, he wouldn't even call me to say I'm going up there. I would just go in there and see this nigga But anyway, we not we not centering on on it. Um, take it away Mark So we gotta talk about this a lot of hot topics. We gonna talk about one of them that Joe can't talk about Joe is a band from this topic So we're gonna talk about this Remy and Pat stuff You know first. Yeah, let's get to Get a mark get a mark as soon as we as soon as we left all this shit happen like the The verdict came out with Dirk, which we're gonna get to and then that song dropped Jezebel It happened while we were on air and so we didn't get to talk about it So all weekend has been a back and forth between them. I know Joe got opinions on it, but Remy mom was at Joe's party performing So we don't believe that he can be an objective participant. He loves everybody involved We respect and love everybody involved too. Joe's band from his conversation. That's why it's fucked up yo I love him both, but we could just talk about the music as the music. How about that? We don't have to make it personal. Yes This is nothing to do really a shoot this shit out of what Only she got you There we go Well, but sure a demon we know the difference having hell Jezebel how could you say I haven't fed you well when you was locked up? I brought you full sent you mail Jezebel asked the bombing who sent you bail to this day. I give you money did you get the sale? You cheated with a fake bad post. I never spoke to the public even though it was true Just kept raising my daughter like a father shit do she cry calling your phone. We couldn't get through Got tired. Yeah, number two now you make up a line say. I cheated on you. I was all this In My back I can't even lay down with this knife in my back. You trying to be wrong is strong that ain't right in the exact How triathlon is that you have ever been on the ground and seen that me The truth hurts and said this how you look when you put that woman first Jezebel I don't just take bitches and it well, but that doesn't make it the truth once again. You fail I brought you full She said I'm that bitch why they not saying it though. They saying you a good husband I can't wait to see how y'all do I can't wait to hear the takes that parks Ice is Mark and flip no, no, no, no, I mean cuz how can you break that down? It's so personal like I'm on my business almost like pillow talking right here This part. Yeah, it's almost. Yeah, I never heard the second verse. Yeah, I know it is a second verse What is he saying? I could back a little bit They should be saying I'm that bitch. I'll be slaying these ho I said calm down That's not the way that it goes. They complimenting us saying we relationship goals. I was happy that the family had made it It was like a UFO sight and she kept feeling alienated. She would say things like hey, Mr. Black love We why you angry at black love? This is our fate instead of distancing yourself. You should try to embrace this inspire and I want people This is something that's great. She said I won't get out my house. I bought it with what I wrote like ol' Marry hardwink and power I'm the ghost when she say she runs shit. Please believe her cuz we all know no animal runs faster than a cheetah Ain't no tea left in there. All right Let's see I can say that I'm happy to hear Papu's making a fucking great song that has a internet talking I want to start there Okay, got you all nice. I want to start there shout out the papu's I hate that Papu did this why cuz he's been notoriously the one to not talk about None of this shit. It seems so out of character for him But that's the problem man lying on channels becomes the truth the price of problem You let him he let a lot of shit slide for a long time. I know I'm just saying the fact that Absorbed even as a sponge and sometimes I guess you gotta squeeze it out pause. So what I'm saying is that Shout out to him for expressing himself. I mean, I do understand what you're saying Stop it man. I do understand what you're saying as far as how it looks on him that particular individual But at some point you want to hear his point of view cuz even when this shit happened at the spot mums the world He said nothing. Yeah, and I think it was like salute to home Yeah, that person to not do this, and I don't feel like I mean, Jessie Bell is not the greatest of terms, but for the most part It's pretty respectful. He's just telling his side of shit Jessie Bell is not the nicest, but he could have been way where you could go way more flavor Catchy It's catchy. It's catchy. So basically you're still talking about your kid's mom. Yeah, yeah, like this is still a family member Right, so on one side, I love the the artistry of it, right? Like I feel something I'm putting pen to paper I'm writing and he's getting traction people like I've been saying this shit miles. Yeah, you were fucking recite the bars One of my else I remixed it to pregnant girl No, for real cuz I couldn't keep singing jazz Pregnant girl, let's flip her coin call it head to tail I ordered all your appetizers even fed you Cal pregnant girl Have you night you making bad. I'm every night. You make him bad at jail You can even kick me over to the edge of hell pregnant girl Boy, I'm sorry, so yeah, I mean, it's a bot First and that's where I feel conflicted because when Remy did the freestyle Where she was when she was sitting in her shots when I played it I didn't pick up on all of those shots nor did I think that they was directed at papoos But the internet said they were and then when I listen back, I'm like, oh Now you're in it. Yeah, but this here. This is a lot. This is a great fucking song First thing I say is I don't know what's true. I was not. I don't know who write it. Who roll? I don't I'm out of that This is a song. Everything that could be alive. Everything that could be true. I have no fucking idea But I do know that song is great. Yeah, it's catchy. It's great ramen. The fucking production is tight Good concepts good work, but it's just a great song. I'm with you there. I'm not mad at the song. I I just don't like the situation. I hate the whole situation. It's ugly. We all hate the whole situation. I hate the whole fucking situation I know yeah, it was a game when she came home And I saw them they were so happy and it was like yo he held her down She did a bitch. She stood tall. They got about to make a family. They build their family It was beautiful and that to me is like the height of how I see them and that's how I want to remember them I don't say the rest of it for me is disappointing again. I don't know who right wrong. I just hate that shit that is happening And I hate that it's so public. Yeah from some artistic standpoint too I think both of them have the right to get they should off and I think it makes For quality music when you're speaking from the heart and you know again I it could have been worse in terms of the Language used like I don't feel like he called her out of the name, but it's not great, but it's not He did something even bigger. What's that? I wrote your rhymes Well, I mean, I don't was ready for me be word you know, I'm saying like You know, some of the some of the angles that he used You can see the angles that he was yeah, Mark is talking about the right. You're right the line about the door Like that couldn't get you on the phone. That's the one. That's that one. I don't want to hit at your door to try to call We could get you. Yeah, I don't hit that dog. I'm I'm not my place to say what I think about that because I love them both, but Hey, there's a pressure to being considered the black couple goals. There's a pressure to that. Yes, there's a pressure when There's all odds on you and you can't even you know, say hi to somebody outside or make a mistake You know quote unquote. There's a pressure to that and sometimes man We put these labels on these couples and they can't live up to it You know, they were saying that about Eman and Tiana, you know I mean they were saying it about a lot of people and you can't really move us out when people view you that way I disagree only for them That whole black love brand they put that on themselves Everybody I'm just saying they put it on themselves. I mean they were just loving each other No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Look how they handled when they talked about women. I think Michelle, one of them said they didn't like each other. - Yeah, yeah. - But look how they handled it. I'm a grin. I'm just saying the fact that you take the black love and make it your brand. - Got it, okay. - You got to take what come with that now. - And that's why you shouldn't do that. I mean, I'm saying that's not what a podcast, release your podcast. But in general, like, the more you lean into, I'm not plugging, I'm saying I'm being so critical. I'm saying like, when you lean into that, - It's a lot. - You put a lot of pressure on yourself. - No, it's a lot. - And it don't usually work out. I don't think about Alicia Keys, I'm breakable. Almost every couple in there is broken up. I mean, Camorra, Russell, Will, Jay, what are, like, everybody with relationship goals falls at some point, doesn't it? Not, they break up, but they at least go down and wrong. - But I agree with Flip. It's not, it's not that they all fall, but when black love is attached to you, the expectation of what it looks like when you fall is different, whether they put that on themselves, whether the public put that on them, and I do think it might be, it's presumptuous to say that that became their brand. Like, I still know them from who they are. - But you know them personally. - Was it a part of, the Bremia has been ravaged since the '90s. - No, I'm saying you know them personally for the fan outside of having a personal relationship with them, the fan is looking at them as a thing. You know them individually, so you look at them different. When you say the fan is important and compartmentalize what fan we're talking about. That black love stuff took off because they were on reality TV, on Love and Hip Hop, and the demo that it was, and any artist that was on Love and Hip Hop, it behooved you to come up with something that you could sell and start on that. - It took off before that. Before Love and Hip Hop, when the way he was carrying her through the bin, that's when that started, and everybody was like, "Yo, look how he holding her down." That's a real nigga. Yo, that's love right there. That's when it started. - Did they embrace the deal in Love and Hip Hop? - It's outside of that time. - Yeah, that's how it looked. It was like, "Oh shit, she was, she had seven or eight joints." He was right there the whole time and showing it. - Okay, so but even in that, right? I'll take you at your word, I don't remember that. But even in that, Papp is outside. If Papp is not producing music, or that most people know about, then they would assume that that is the brand. He's the one outside. As soon as Remy came home, she had a hit. The second she came home, she had a hit. The second she came home, the brand of Remy started to, you seen it, so it wasn't just I'm Black Love and I'm doing hostings and bookings because of Black Love and I'm making all my money from the merch and Black Love. Her brand was her brand and that was just a part of it once she came home. - Gotcha, yeah. - I just think that we as Black people don't see couples that embrace each other like that. And I think that once it goes sour, we're disappointed when it goes sour publicly. Like we're disappointed when you start taking shots at somebody that you love for two decades. I think that that is the disappointing piece. If they just broke up and the relationship dissolved and nobody knew anything about it, I don't think. - It's tricky when they're both rappers or artists. - They don't have to. - Yes, they do. The difficult conversation for me is that how do we let it get to that point? Here's what I'm saying. I mean, like, nobody knows. Like. - And again, this is funny. So don't talk about that. - Let's move on. - Don't therapy me to death. But it's good. - Go ahead. - How do we let it get to that point, right? Like a community, I mean, we know these things. We know we watch other people, other relationships. Well, how does it get there? Like communication, you know, whether it get to a point, I'm holding you down as a husband. I've been there for you and you just stray off. Is it because did you get used to me? You're tired of me, is it because I'm not-- - Oh, that's impossible, that's impossible. - That's what I'm saying, we would never know that. - You don't know that. So judging from the outside looking into this makes sense, 'cause me, I wouldn't wanna know what led up to that as a man that's been married. 'Cause I know my ups and downs, I know my ins and outs. I wanna keep my wife far away from the contact that I do or anything pertaining to that. When she was involved in the beginning, when we went viral, she didn't like it. I don't like it, and it was a heavy weight on my shoulders. Now that she removed herself, I was able to move and maneuver. However, I was able to maneuver. And then, but still, she was able to come to me and say, "Yo, you're busy doing this." So you need to do more of this. You know, when there's a communication, is it like a communication? It's just a lot of things that I wouldn't want to know. - It's possible, that's what I was talking about. - I know, I know, I know. I just want to say, the part where I keep saying it's like, I just hate it from Pat. Like, no disrespect. If this were you, it would be expected if you were still rapping. - He's calling you a messy bitch. - No, I'm just saying, "Yo, yo, put it in." - "Yo, put it in." - He's going to rap. - He's going to rap. - He's going to rap. - He's going to rap. - "Yo, put it all in a rap." - No rapper, Joe. If he ended a relationship, you were going to hear about that, that's true. - Yeah, but let me jump in there real quick. Then we got some of the best Joe Slaps from that, so. - True. - For me, this is not about me, but for me, there was still rules to that, right? Like, if it's a fresh breakup, fire off. If it's an old breakup, and you're not with nobody, fire off. If you with somebody, oh, I did that too. - I'll do that. - I'll do that. - I'll do that. - You can try it, you can try it. - I'll never mind you real quick. - If you can beat the nigga, fire off. - Fire off. - She was talking, too, she was talking, heavy, man. (laughing) I had to put the pen to pass. - All right, man. (laughing) - That's the only thing that just-- - I wouldn't do it today. - No, I don't think you would. - You're going to rap no more. - And I mean, maybe a stupid question to ask Isha and Mark coming off our earlier conversation, but how do you feel if you're pardoned and get up and go to the booth and just start talking to a nigga that she was with back in the day? - Oh, yeah, that's the other angle. That's the other side of it, for both of them. - Now, Clarissa said she was happy needed to be said. - I was about to say, it depend on what the part of it is. - That's what she said. - And that's the last thing I'm saying about her. - Clarissa might have been, 'cause remember, y'all gotta remember, Clarissa and Remi were also having a back and forth during the same time, on social media. Remi starts posting old DMs from Clarissa or vice versa, 'cause Clarissa was asking Remi for a style advice and Remi was saying, "Me and my husband love you." Which is never good when you're, you know what I mean, when you end up, which probably doesn't help to argument about the, but there was just a lot of stuff back and forth, again, I don't know who writes, I just know there was a lot of shit happening. So I would suspect based on that, that Clarissa was just fine with that him going into the booth. You know what I mean? 'Cause I think he, she's been saying the world don't know whatever our truth is and we want to say it. So I think that's cool. I would feel away if it felt like you're obsessed with your ex. If it felt like you need to clear the air and get your shit off your chest and tell you, "True, go ahead." But if it feels like you got some weird shit over that you ain't let go of, then I'm gonna feel away. - But I feel like that's always gonna be complicated like that when you're coming dating someone and coming off of a marriage. - Yes. - You know what I mean? Like there's always gonna be some shit that you're gonna deal with regarding the ex. - For sure, yeah. - For sure. - Or as involved. - Yeah, exactly. - I'm gonna have to still-- - There's gonna be some shit. - Yeah. - Albert. - Yeah. - How about you, Ish? - I think enough time has passed for them to the point where if it wasn't messy, it wouldn't look obsessive. Like it's a messy situation when the new girl and the wife start beefing and then you and the wife are beefing. - Like the new guy should beef it. - Yeah, it's a lot like that. - There's a lot. - Oh, and the dude. - Yeah, so that shit is a messy thing. I just think that if we are sincerely and genuinely over each other, I think the maturity should prevail. Like I'm not doing, I would never do that. If I could wrap, if I could wrap, I would never do that. - Should everybody write something back? - Yeah, now if we get the fight over, ask it son of the fuck maturity you call me out. - Yeah, but that's a private fight. It's not a fight to be given to the public. - I look. - It hasn't musically, I like it. - In celebrity cases, it hasn't been private. - You know, I'm not a celebrity, but you know I'm not. - You are, you are, you are. - That's just that. - You know, I'll move like that. - I get it. - You know what I'm saying? And I'm not speaking on that. - And I won't have this conversation about Remy and Pat again, because I know them both and that's their private business, but in other scenarios with celebrities, it's gone wrong. But there's a lot of breakups with celebrities that we know nothing about. We don't know how they divvied up the assets. We don't know shit. It's certain cases like that. - There's a lot that we do though. - No, but I think the numbers aren't even close. - Shit. - I think they're probably closer in the messy side. - Yeah, a lot of times, especially in celebrity side. They want to run out and get their side out first. - Especially with rappers and musicians. - Or they also. - But we just talked about the Jenaicco fucking whole album being spill-duty. Like, when you're talking about musicians, they're gonna put that shit in the music. And it usually leads to good music, unfortunately. - That is true. - Musicians, maybe what? Celebrities. - I don't know. - I think the celebrities, not just musicians. Like, they also want to let you, I think it was Tiana that put the statement out. It's like, so if you see one of us moving around, we're not together. So that y'all can stop blowing this shit up in two sides. - I see how they're, see how they're damn. See what we can be on. - I'm saying sometimes it's just to let people know, hey, yes, you might see me with somebody because I'm not with that person anymore. - Yeah, Meg just said something about Clay recently. - Right. - Yeah, they're gonna put us in the group chat. - Yes. - Yes, they are. - They're gonna put us in. - Nine times outside, especially musicians. - And then tell us about our business. - That's the part I want. - If we tell us we wouldn't even know, we didn't care. - Yeah, I'm good on that. - I'm happy for Pat, man. Even if it had to come at Remi, who I also love, it hurts me. - Shout out to them both. - Hearing a good record from Pat feels good. - Yeah. - It feels good. - And I'm sure Remi's gonna come back with one. Like, is she? - Yes. - I hope so. I hope so on the selfish side. But as a family relationship, I hope it all just dies there. - Now. - But as a rap fan, I'm like, I want to hear another one. - Because as an MC, you can't say I was holding you down. Or he said you was nice and then Pat, knowing deep down inside. If you say that to an MC, it's time now. - Oh yeah, I gotta step up now. - I've got two. - And if I flame you up, who wrote that? - What if I make a hit? Now I say hit, that you gotta worry about. Yeah, you can get tricky. - Hey kid. - Lead 'em up. Lead 'em rappers alone. - Way to go Mark. - I thought we did pretty good. - I thought we did good. - Yeah, you did, you did awesome. You did awesome. - I know we got prospies coming soon, but can we just, we left it on Friday. - We did. - All right, it's interesting this something real quick. It's not on streaming or anything yet. - Nah, that's interesting. - I only saw it on social media. And by the way, the video was dope too, I'm sorry. I actually liked the video. I liked the images, the house it was in, all that shit was fly. What? - So I'm not selling it, I just, (laughing) I damn knew I wanna play this fucking new red bullsite for sight unseen. - I did love out of word, um. - Narcissus, yeah, he's always treated you marvelous, but there's nothing worse than a nine in Narcissus flashes and big, big font on the screen. And I'm like, oh shit, that's fucked up to duty against mom. - This, this is, I know we only got a couple minutes. This is sight unseen, I don't know if you wanna try it. It's a new red bullsite for, who's in it? Scarface, ghost face, Koji rap, Jake won't produce. - Yeah, you okay? - I'm great. - So what the fuck are you talking about? - You wanna hear it? - Yeah, let's see, let's see, let's check it out. - Huh? - Some of my favorites. - What is he talking about? - He said of course we wanna hear it, yeah, okay. - Okay, well shit. - I know, let's see. - Well, movie's trying to fall. - I'm gonna explain it, you know what my name is here? - Whoa. - Can it be? - Nothing changing. These rappers are here, be so entertaining. Talkin' reckless on this internet. Playin' in the face, feel gang banging. I think it's what drive by. Layin' down in the city, they think for what they job by. In the hills, but you still slingin' dope, though. We know you fake in it, but you don't think we don't know. So what's up with that talk? God talk, like the boogie man and some homie. ♪ And I get on the toilet ♪ ♪ The ones I hear that's really livin' in it ♪ ♪ It's really tryin' to get the fuck out ♪ ♪ Picking dick ♪ ♪ And yo, let's make the game down for us ♪ ♪ This is biblical, you can't not know it ♪ ♪ Lost too many homies in the streets ♪ ♪ I visited the graves where they sleep ♪ ♪ Can't help but seein' thing ♪ ♪ How the fuck do we sing ♪ ♪ So loaded ♪ (screaming) ♪ I'm in eye, you in eye ♪ ♪ I can do for you in eye ♪ ♪ This is mandatory ♪ ♪ It's the only means ♪ ♪ To you, baby ♪ ♪ So I put it in the rhyme, select it, be quiet ♪ ♪ You understand my reasoning, just be between the lines ♪ - He's smokin' his shit. - What's up? ♪ Just you done a little time ♪ ♪ What makes it make you taste the way it is ♪ ♪ So hard, no grind ♪ ♪ Dope ♪ ♪ A yo scuffed up hard when ♪ ♪ Snow in a low class ♪ - Oh, God. ♪ What up with diamonds and African climates ♪ ♪ Yeah, people can't drag sweat ♪ ♪ Murder and indictment snipin' ♪ ♪ Run across the stage and killin' your height ♪ ♪ Burnt door fingerprints, noses and frozen boxes ♪ ♪ Saw a dwarf lickin', its little niggas mimic 'em ♪ ♪ Hit a hole in his lip ♪ ♪ Based on adrenaline, lay the flood down ♪ ♪ It takes me long with ridin' me ♪ ♪ Stocks with the gold ♪ ♪ Teaks rush a machine blick ♪ ♪ The switch is beatin' to me ♪ ♪ One mark, one shot, you cop please ♪ You know what I did is what's up at the marketplace The killers without much coverage Made out of log shots Boat around with other niggas fingers in the glove box On you with this man down in the city We had the club locked him emerald stones in the wrist We caught him sharp rock But that rubber hole was round your arm type grammar Legacies, the blues, the lathe, all tracks that draw himry hammer Splash, groaning to the will of fortune Did you think rock hit me for this? No, okay G-Rats sittin on bricks with a picnic fortune Got a reminder now millstone scorch and get more fist dips than Gordon's Life solves enormous rip-off performance Seen more keys than 50 organs Leigh rich, poor than fish and portions Nokka realists don't co-kill us long chillers The killer noise's offing Chilling boys' coffins For that though I go Lizzy, poor than Billy Corbin Eleanor and Gordon Leaving right the down the coins portrait Daffodils, the wild orchids Send 'em away party and wild gorgeous Only double or seven style forces For supports that they couldn't kick, drug away Wow, who's your best? Trying to get that money, you're 100 ways I'm on runner ways to puff on the planet Hey, til the time, yeah We're number-runnin' state King Green, I see fees to put ejections of that lean 'Til they do the cake Sing with the fingers on My head Shakes open rings the dawns Bit through my great wall, and King is calm Black King's born with an English brawl Max Shell's name ring bells so loud He can ring along Okay That's tough Stop playing Face got it But yeah, that's tough They all bought it, but face got busy Face got crazy Face got crazy, face got crazy That's face, face got crazy Huh, what? I hate what you say? That's it, face is full now Oh, okay He's full, no more appetite Yeah, it's more, it's more, it's more new Face, face, say they buy food It's okay Yeah, it's fine It's fine, that's an okay person to Yeah, it's a little decipher too Yeah, there's no jamming that No, it's not at all Zero That's why people's best rapper lists Can get tricky Anybody in that top 12, top 13 Can really just have a great day You know what? Can really just have a good day It's my day to day Yeah Wow, that was great That was amazing That's a big one too And all of these is nice too You're not getting a bug a little bit, Joe Huh I mean, between your little pregnant gal thing And here inside Pregnant gal Listen, listen, what's that? What, you trying to get big No, no, no, no, no, I'm cool I guess real quick while we're in the subject of face Rest in peace, Tonk Poe, and he did smile He did Mary J And he did, I got five on it I got five on it Yeah, rest in peace Rest in peace Yeah, rest in peace Rest in peace That was nice That was nice Yeah, yeah, yeah I'll go back, listen Go everywhere It's like a little music podcast Yeah, we can, we can, we get ciphers from Fucking no more BT ciphers See what happened, no more freshmen ciphers We don't wanna see those We don't wanna see the freshmen ciphers As I was saying We barely ever wanted to see those honestly But it's not true It's not true, it's not true, we're not gonna do that Now we're something Yeah, we're all freshmen Yeah, I'm gonna say what some names are when the freshmen ciphers back Yeah, what some sped us Then Yeah, what some sped us What's fun of time I see Yeah, so we can't say never Yeah, yeah, yeah Now I'm like They never held the weight like the BT ciphers did though What freshmen ciphers got busy Fandom, what was that? 2011-12 I might have been the last year Who ever that is I've been the last one That was BT ciphers though No, I'm talking about Double XL freshmen Ciphers I don't remember the ciphers being that old I remember that being of somewhat newish-ish That was one of them But in the team I'll take your word for it But after that it was over It was over It was a quick It was a great opening I appreciate any platform that is Highlights for us Yeah, we need that We do need that Yeah, yeah Ellie Leaker is all of them Just incredible now I like, I do like win the ones That have no business up there, go up there though It's good comedy, bro It's just some good laugh at it You see the shit that belongs on here Kissed it over the fucking Luther example Yo, he went fast Yeah, he went fast Yeah, he went fast Yeah, he went fast Still feel me over Teddy Pindagrass Sounds absolutely marvelous Sounds absent I told Ian eight months ago That I want to do the ciphers up here That would be amazing That I want to just hand pick four to five rappers Pay them and have them come up here and just go Body shit, yeah I think that would be great Oh yeah, that would be great That would be great Please please We know all the rappers I don't see what the footballa is Well, I do know Just look at this You know exactly what though I know why everything is held up Actually Anyway now it's time for my favorite part of the show Prize picks All right Football is finally back And prize picks is bringing their best offer yet New users who sign up will get $150 in lineups If you win your first $5 lineup That's right If you win your first $5 lineup You'll get $150 in lineups And now Prize picks is available nationwide So what are you waiting for Lock in for kickoff Because everyone and everything is on prize picks Prize picks is really easy and simple to play All you have to do is select two or more players Look at their projected stat line and pick more or less For your chance to win big Issues loser picks of the week They saved up his last four tickets And they all lost We back with another one for you That's the money to lose out there We going with James Cook for more than 75 and a half Rushing yards Kyron Williams for more than 56 and a half Rushing yards Breeze Hall for 20 and a half receiving yards And Ashton Gentie for more than 65 and a half Rushing yards Don't forget if you download the prize picks app Write this very second and use promo code J-P-P you get $150 instantly when you win your very first $5 lineup Only on prize picks America's number one sports picks out Yeah, we're having it a cowboys man Cowboys doing what cowboys do Or the giant stepped up Giant's looked great They did Hmm, look good They look very harboh Harboh Yeah Have you say is they Harboh They all look great My team sucks. I'm root for the Giants this year I've decided Manhandled in the trenches Likely looking like he looking Scaddle boy. They look good. They look good out there. Go giants. Yeah Eagles will undefeated, right? I don't know. Yeah, they will. Oh yeah, y'all beat the commanders. Yeah I don't say I'm dead. There's a close game. Let's go again. That was a close game. Yeah Yeah, I know. Don't talk heavy about it This is we talking sports. Y'all see Ryan Clark's new show. The Pivot Sports I've seen social media clips. I haven't seen the actual episode. Yo, just one quick shout out to him. Amazing I did it looks great. It looks great and after he got shitted on by ESPN I love to see people go independent Do their own thing create their own platform whatever they do and I think sometimes they think they bury you and they didn't just This set look as good as ESPN. Yeah, I'm like oh, yeah, and it's all and it's all Pro's up there. It was all professional players talking about sports Which one of the things he always leaned on and the guys who played the game should be talking about it here So it was it was great, man. So I had no long thing just salute to him man salute best to love to ride brother. Love it. Love it. Love it. Yeah, man. Yeah, listen real quick. I was I was supposed to do something with they put my name in it. Do something with 2k Right, okay. I'm sorry 2k what 2k sport the game sports 2k sports And then they sent it back and said no, he's banned I don't know what I did to 2k or the NBA. I don't know what I did. This she came at from two people Hey, yo first, you know shot the camera civil she put it in and You know shout out to her and it was like they were excited. I got they proved approved But when they send it to the higher ups, it's like they can know that's one then the second one was somebody that called me Um that work with dream don't she was like y'all I don't know what happened But you got us a bag so you were working something out. I decided to put your name into this and they said that You know, it's not looking too good over there. I don't know what I did man Maybe you took a meet with somebody and rubbed him wrong way like years ago. You could have did something to somebody who now works at 2k That's what they was thinking. I was talking about You talk about with other people. That's what be happening. Even that fanatic for them. I'm trying to think that if the fanatic first like I was just trying to think of different situations like what I think I'm still I try to change the image And you're doing great. Yeah. I don't need that sucker partner. I don't need that a big me up I'm gonna go wrong. I want to go wrong You can't like come on man. Where did you want to do for you can I'm so I got turned in the 4k I guess I guess promote the game like it's 2k they bring that they look like oh no They bring the different. I was gonna be around a bunch of other celebrities and playing it. I don't play games But that was the idea of it. Maybe when they decided that you don't know shit about Sports but not even happens. It's not that cuz a lot of people that do that but when they use the word band They said man. I'm like what the fuck that I am. It is. I'm telling you flip. That's how it go It'd be somebody that you don't rub wrong when he was working here. You know I should one say which I didn't He don't win. Got a job over here. It's all your name come across the desk and say That's how that shit watch the podcast. They see the groups a whole new movement. I really want to go road Don't you know some people just ain't gonna let you go. I can I started to think you start to think because It doesn't Change how I move going forward, but you start to think like I'm a negative - I went through this change for no reason then. - No, that's not true. - I went through the change. - I'm not sure what you're talking about. - I just made it seven other deals. - That just made this one right here and I for you. That's all. - Come on. - I'm gonna tell you some real talk. - I'm gonna kick, now I'm gonna play the game. - And that's the step one. Like wait til I, yeah, I mean. (laughing) - Say freeze! Say it! - And then do that nigga out, GTA and the mic is gonna do that to me. Like, I don't know man. I'm gonna hang on with Mark and talk about Al General with him. - It should be happened to me since I rarely think people fuck with me and they don't. - I ain't gonna lie like, shout out to everybody. It was just, when Karen did the Karen, she was more subtle about it. I don't know, everything is alright. That's what the other people, like nigga, they said, "You bad." - I said, "Bad." - And bassy on the phone, like wait, what? And bassy even thought like, maybe you spoke about that thing that happened at Fanatic Fest, that could be a thing because they both went to one. But I'm like, nah, it's impossible. I don't do anything with this. - It's not like something you don't even know about. - Yeah, I think it's just a grudge. - Does it happen to y'all where you think you, in for something that you find out somebody really don't fuck with you? - Yes. - For sure. - But then, that should go ahead. - Should I go and make right with that person? - Oh, this is, what's the industry thing? - Yeah, they straight told me, y'all, we was gonna do this, but she's over here and she didn't like some shit you did a long time ago and it's her call. - But they're not telling me where it's coming from. I would love to rectify it. And anyway, I would love to, I'm gonna, if I can, I'm gonna go ignorant. - Nah, nah. - You can't go ignorant. - That's as a message to the other guy. - You don't wanna go ignorant. - But what you handle this actually will send a message. - I would love to rectify it. I would love to find out and make it right. The best way I can. That's my mango. - But yeah, man. - That's all you could do, man. - Last week, I saw Angel Wries have me blocked on Twitter. - And I was like, (laughs) - Did you throw that bullshit? - Yeah. - I was like, this, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, you, I'm like, you know what I'm supposed? - No, he promotes Angel Wries. I think one day, I blamed Joe Biden. Remember the day when he made the joke? - You didn't defend her. - I said, I think you should rehash it if you wanna. - You know what, I didn't realize the joke. But Joe made that, you made me block all of it. So I was like, I was supposed to block. - I'm gonna go check. - I'm gonna be checked. - I'm like, how the fuck, I'm doing some, in fact, I went to her page to salute her for breakers on rebound award. And that's just it blocked. - I was like, God damn, I'm no one support. I'm no one. - No, that's just you big dog. - No, no, no. (laughing) - What's the incident? - I don't know of hand. But is that just Angel Wries probably? - No, no, it was on Twitter. I saw it on Twitter. I ain't gonna go Instagram. - I'm still. - I'm still good. - I'm still good. - I'm so Nicki Minaj. - That one I understand. - That one I earned. I was like, you know what I mean? I get that. - I'm blocked by her too. - You know, salute the Nicki Minaj. I love you. Big fan. - But like the Angel Wries, me fucked up. You just made me think of it. Like sometimes you think you good. - Yeah. - It doesn't feel good, Mark. It doesn't feel good. That you really, really, really fuck with. You found out you was blocked by them? - That was the surprise one for me. - That happened to me years ago. I, uh, cam had me blocked. And I was like nah. - Oh. - No. - Kim still got me blocked. - Well, no, you aren't. (laughing) - I was like nah. - I don't know. - No. - I was like hell, nah. - Not, nah. But I had to have to kill the Nicki Minaj. - Love kill the Nicki Minaj. He got, he followed J.R. I don't like those moves. They'll be cool with J.R. You know J.R, I love you and I got the fall of the block. - That's it. - That's it. - That's it. - That's it. - I'm like that. - That's fine. - Yeah. Shout the killer, man. Oh, man. We shouting out people, um, shout out to Dirk. Um, after we left the pie, last week, the verdict came out and the murder for higher trial. He was acquitted on all charges. - Woo! (audience applauding) - We smirked. - Absolutely. - Yes, we smirked. - I'm asking. - We smirked. - Yes, we smirked. - We smirked. - And this was the outcome. - Yeah. - Okay. - I'm saluting it. - Why do you do, hold on. 'Cause I do see people like you on the other side. - People like what, I don't have never saw it. - No, that was sarcastic. Come on, tell me about, I don't know whether. - Right. - I think if people beat their case, they beat their case. - Okay. - I think the prosecution in the state has a burden to meet their case. If you don't, if they don't meet it, you outta here. - Got it. - I root for everybody. I don't even what prisons exist. So you don't argue for me. However, I don't, I need to know more details about the incident before I start applauding Niggas. So you want to know, you want to know the crime. You want to know the details of the crime. - No, he was charged with. - Not on air. - You don't need to be charged with. - What I'm saying is, congrats and welcome home, but I'm not holding that. - He's not home yet. - He's not home yet. - That's true, that's true, that's true. He's got another one. - He got a state case, right? - Right. - It's, it's a Rico, right? - Well, it's not, a Rico is violence in a, continuous rack of theory. - Oh. - But it's a state case, right? - 'Cause I heard one rumor that it was a fake case and I heard it was fake. - And they could beat the feds just now. - He beat the feds, now state it's next for what I read. He beat the feds, shout out the dirt from beating the feds. See, this is, see, this is going to happen. No, because listen, listen, anything, the feds, the feds conviction rate is high only because a lot of people are scared of it and they take deals. - That's right. - So that adds on to the feds high conviction rate. But when somebody, take-- - They're charged with it. - They're charged with a conspiracy. Have they charged with conspiracy? - Yeah. - Okay, okay, got it, got it. I got it. - I was the jogger, John Gotti. I was speaking to a guy, actually the guy that, I'll tell you that off camera, but we all spoke to the person. I'll just say that. And he was informing me that-- - I didn't speak to him. - Okay. He was-- - And me neither. - I was like, wait, wait, wait, wait, fuck you. - We all spoke. - I ain't-- - We all spoke. He was informing me. - I went there. - That's right, I'm your alley, inform me. - Inform me. - No, fuck you're talking about. Okay, don't worry about it. Keep going. - Keep going, keep going. - You're distracting me, parts. He was informing me that the feds would exhaust all resources to take John Gotti down. No matter how many times that he beat them, they were going at it, you know what I mean? 'Cause they were a part of the whole prem thing and they were just breaking a couple of things down. With this situation with Dirk, it feels good to see somebody in the same peer group as me or who I know beat the feds. I'm sorry. - And I just want to say-- - I feel good, nigga, fuck that, fuck the feds. - Fuck the feds. - Well, I'm a fetish. - We got to call someone. - Well, that's not finished, you call who? - A side of your court. You really comparing, no, I'm not coming to-- (laughing) - We went from Dirk to Gotti to a side of your court. Look, I was like, what if she went and came back to the state? It just be, I would be applauding that she beat the state that was trying to have a war on black people. - He was talking about it. - Yeah, does she sue police? - No. Didn't I say she shot police? - Yeah, but she didn't. So she didn't sue the police? - No. The medical evidence showed that. - Okay. - That's part, that's part. That's part, that's part of the point, but look, I'm not, oh, that's all of the conversation, but let me just clear up. The next trial is also federal. - Okay. - Oh, got it. - Okay, thank you. - So you didn't beat the state. - We beat them once. - Yeah. - It's the thrill and manila coming up. (laughing) I'm not rooting against him. I don't want the state to win. I have no allegiance to the government. - Sure. - Fuck the government. - Fuck the police. That's clear, all the times. I'm just saying that sometimes, we don't need to applaud the person who beat the feds. You get what I'm saying? - Got you. - No. - Okay. Okay. All right. - Now how do you say fuck the government with some of the government? People like, you can't say that for the police man. - Why? - You fuck the police. - There's a lot of police over there. - Come straight from the underground. - Yeah. - And I see that like you. - Yo mama. - Hey, over. - They're nice, interpersonally. But they took a job and took an oath. So when you say fuck the police, you say it's a force. As a staff, or regular label, and a motherfuckin crew. That's what I'm saying. - I mean, I got you, I got you. - It jumps to the good police officer. - There you go. - There you go. - There's some good ones. - It always buns me out. - I got a couple of day phone numbers. - 'Cause we know not men too. - Oh. - If I said the schools are fucked up, they are. - Yes. - And that's the fuck schools. Nobody would be like, well, I know some good teachers. Yeah, we know some good teachers. Don't mean schools ain't fucked up. The law enforcement is fucked up. Even though there's some good cops. It's the same shit. - No, you're right. But Joe, I was warning against the plotting of Dirk for beating his case. That's how we got here. - Joe wasn't feeling the greatest, but I went back there to listen with Ericsson. - And now you about to cut. - That's how this should go, how you doing? - All right, no, he wasn't cutting it. - No, I didn't know, I didn't know. Listen, I was down bad back here. - I'm sorry, but. - What you in the room? I told him outside, I was in the room. - I heard it sound in "Markets" in here. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - I asked it to get a position. - What we talking about? - I took the dirt, when it, when it, when it, when it, the dirt of me this case, y'all started to applaud. I said, "Where?" - I ain't gonna say, "Where?" - I don't know if I'm trying to applaud this nigga. Like, I'm ha, like the statement. - All right. - Like. - Okay. - I don't know the details of, no, we should be applauded. - And then I was saying about, I was talking about the fence conviction. - Yeah, yeah. - I was talking about the federal conviction rate. - It's inside the market. - And me knowing somebody, you know, in our community, when somebody beat the fence, I applauded that, me personally. This is what I was telling Mark, and I brought up John Gotti, and I brought up somebody that we all spoke to. - But that's getting sample, like, from a movie perspective, I'm watching good fellows, I'm moving for them officers too. But in real life, they kill a lot of people, and I'm not applauding them. - I don't know. - Again, I'm not rooting for the police. I, I really love them. - But here's the thing. There are some niggas that you try to bring out the hood that want to do whatever they want to do. Hold on, listen. There are some niggas that you try to bring out the hood when you bring, or bring them around you. They do what they want to do. Sorry. There are some niggas that do that. You can't control it. There's some niggas that have a bad patch that are killers. You try to bring them around and show them a new life, and they still do it. I watch 50% niggas on. - I watch 50% niggas on them. - Here, but you with me. - Come here, listen. - When they kill me, he will beat the trial. I'm not like, hey. - So what I'm saying is that he is possible to be around a niggas. - Hey, that's racist. - How long? It's possible to be around a niggas. You still do crime, and the niggas not involved in your crime. [BLANK_AUDIO] - I'm not disagreeing with it, all I'm saying is-- - Glyphus is a street apologist, I don't know. - And the older I get, the more I can stop, the more I can stop, the more I can stop. - These niggas being extremely chillin' each other. - Hey, yo, shout out to Smurf, shout out to Jaffy. They would say that Fifth had a clear rule, don't do this, don't do that. When they did it and broke the rule, niggas got sent home. There are some niggas that just have it in them that gotta be sent home. It could've been the same situation for dirt. Hey, your niggas is doin' that. Hey, yo, don't do that, you gon' make it hot. Niggas do what he wanna do, I'm not fuck with your niggas, you gotta go home, that's a possibility, it happens, it's not street apologist, it happens. Niggas might bring me along and then when I was younger, I'm not missing it, I'm gon' learn it to the money stop comin' in and I have to go home. These things happen. - All right, I mean, that's the question Joe, what is it? - You agree, Flip, that there are people who don't-- - That was bad talk real slow. - Yeah, I do what you do. - Okay, you wanna make a speech, do you like-- - No, that's what you're trying to make a point. - He breaks that thing, he was like, "It's me thinkin' of you, "dryin' of you, drop, drop." - You're like, "Slippin' of you." - Niggas, I-- - He says, "Nazizia, every say want to tell you." - The ability to do the crap. - He's a whole niggas talk. - Can't talk? - Yeah, yeah. - So when a person has murdered multiple people, and they beat their case, are you happy that they're home? - Me? - No. - I'm just trying to understand. - No, no, no. - Oh, no. - That's all I'm saying. - No, no, no. - If we-- - Hold on, hold on. - It get freaky. - No, get freaky. - Do you know that Durk has murdered a bunch of people? - No, that's why I said, I don't know if I should applaud or not. - But we do know a black man with charged with something went through the process, and was found acquitted on those charges. - And that's why I said, "Salute to him, welcome home." - So, that's what we're saying. - With his homie, with his homie's flip and-- - That's always a little. - With his assistant, flipping on him, with everybody flippin' on him, he went through the process, obviously got the high priced attorneys, and-- - What the fuck are we doing? I mean, this is why we ain't free. What the fuck are we doing, man? I don't understand, look, I just over this dead, with his homies folded up. - I'm full, man. - There's some of me out, I'm fine. - There's me selling me the fuck out every time. - There's some of you being-- - Here we are, I'm giving him a living off, sitting being like, "I'm free." - I'm a real shit. - No, I'm a real shit. - If you're free, hold my ass over here and go sign. - I listen. - I think it's better. - All right, all right. - Come on, Joe. - With respect to all of them, as I age, I start to feel about the drill music the way that I agree. - Yes! - The mayor and all the other people when I was like, "Oh, come on, man." That's the one thing Mayor Eric Adam said that was right. In all his years in office, it was, "Hey, man, my son is hitting me to this drill music." I don't know about this one, you guys. - No! - I don't know. Like, I can't get behind it now that I've learned what a drill is and what a hat is. I can't. I've been watching videos of this young rapper getting murdered in the Tesla. It's all this all my time crying. That led me down to Lil Jeff's murder. That led me down to the doom scroll of young black murder, which I'm in my house wondering, is this the hardest that hip hop has ever been, right? I come from NWA, I come from when shit was harder, shit was hard in the '90s. We weren't this hard, right? So I guess the conversation Mark and Flip are having is, yeah, Dirk was exonerated. Piss poor case, I thought the feds put on. - Yes. - Especially to have 35 witnesses and moles and niggas turning on informant. Piss poor case that they put on. But it falls on the side of what you believe from Dirk. Dirk is in mad songs, just saying shit. So I can't all the way vibed with what Flip is saying. You co-signed this jam nigger. You said, yo, jank on, give me out the jam. I pay 50 jank on jam. You up jam, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. - Jam like that jam again. - 50 grand. - It's too much in the songs. I don't listen to all this nigger, Bloodhound, some music now, Lil Jeff, I didn't heard all of the songs. It's like, dog, I'm too human with a heart to agree. The box is hard, but if the purpose of it is to keep tally of the black men that we're murdering, like I'm forced to sit home and ponder the question, what happens if it's somebody else that we running around here murdering, do you still get a record deal? Are you still considered hot? Do people still clamor over this, and does this still fucking run your algorithms if you're all running around killing a bunch of white kids, or killing a bunch of fucking Asian kids, or killing a bunch of, like, it's-- - No point. - Flip it and say a white kid was running around and again, killing black kids. And then he got off. And again, I got people that are directly tied to dirt. So I don't want to shoot that dirt, and I'm a rower. My people's butt-- we got to sometimes look at it from an objective standpoint and say that if somebody of another race, somebody of another ethnicity, somebody that we wasn't aligned with did those things and got off, we will be up in arms. And so at some point, again, to ISIS point, the feds tried them. He got found guilty by a jury of his peers. Not guilty by a jury of his peers. So that's due process in the United States of America. But in a system that don't normally-- where due process don't normally work out for people that look like us. - Facts. - That's what a lot of-- Honestly, I get exactly what y'all are saying. And I'm gonna be 100% honest with it. A lot of niggas are just cheering because he black can beat him. - Yes. - Yeah. - That's really-- we got one. Whether he 100% did that shit, 50% did that shit, didn't do that shit at all. We don't stand up there and win. It just don't happen to us. - That's right. - So a lot of people were just looking at it as damn, it's OJ again, for some folk, where it was like-- - Same thing, I said. - Where it was like-- - Years later, it was like, yo, he did that shit. But we didn't give a fuck because it was one of us up there that we wanted to see win. And we so tired of losing against them when we didn't do it. - And that's where political maturity and education has to come in. - 'Cause I was one of the people who I was in high school cheering for the OJ verdict. I was happy. - We was running around yelling, we won, we won, I didn't understand. For I was in middle school, I didn't understand shit about that case. But we was running around screaming, we won. - We won. - What the fuck we won? - And that's the point, right? There has to be room for two thoughts at the same time. One thought is, and one critique is, the state is racist. The state is white supremacist, the state is exploitative, and we can't keep the police state as it is. The people like Mark Furman do the OJ example are evil, but they're not outliers. Police, plant evidence, LAPD especially. Have a long history, plant evidence, brutality, all the shit. Fuck the LAPD, fuck Mark Furman. You know, we don't want the guilty verdict for OJ 'cause the state didn't meet his burden, cool. But we also have to hold space to also say OJ is not ours. Not necessarily, he's not black, but in the sense of he wasn't part of our community, we didn't win. - Right. We didn't win there. His behavior, his actions, his violence, his attitude, is something that's against our interests. And so we gotta hold that same thought, same thing with the dirt, I don't know, I don't care if he did it or not, he's not guilty. This ain't about the legal matter no more. But there's a set of behaviors. Just like we talk about the drill music. There's some shit here that we got to address as a community and say this ain't healthy. - But the community looks at Dirk as if he's one of ours. - Which is cool. - So yeah, identify with Dirk. We have Dirk's and every community that all of us grew up in. And so I think the OJ and the Dirk optics are a little different. They are, they are. I only mean, I'm just saying. They're just two examples of what we have to have two simultaneous thoughts that they may be competing. When the Dirk case, don't call them not call them in. Say he's one of ours, we love him. I hope when Dirk comes home, he devotes the rest of his life and look, I die as the bullet. And I must've been resting my life correcting behavior, doing shit. - That's what I'm saying, guilty or not guilty. You bring something, whatever's at your front door, you brought there. - Yes. - Yes. - I'm not really arguing about whether he's guilty or not. That's not my business. I don't know it. I'm not invested in it that way. I opened up my commentary about this weeks ago saying, hey, I'm not as invested as dumb. There are real journalists that are doing the ground with the footwork on all this shit. Awesome. But that's part of why I can't. Like I watched this shit and I'm befuddled at, your dog, if it's me. And it wouldn't be me because I would make different decisions. But if it's me and the streamers had a party outside my fucking court process, and I'm going to try out for fucking conspiracy to commit it. Yo, I'm going to try out my life. - My mother is walking in there, the game face, walking straight, every day is a script hit. Somebody is fighting for their life. Somebody lost their life. This man Lee's involved. Did you have any fucking streamer party? This shit is internet, father. See, I can't get jigging with that. - I'm too old for that. Looking at shirts off, doing pushups outside the trial. I was looking at them like, what the fuck are wrong with y'all? His kids just literally on the ground with these shirts off, doing pushups. Like this shit was a game. Like it was something cute. - Remember the one son pulled that shit out? - All of a sudden, the fans hit the wrong house you should hit next door. - Like that shit ain't funny. So a lot of times, that stuff weighs into the bullshit or how it's depicted or how we are depicted collectively. I think that's something that shit is (beep) - I want to speak to what you said, Mark. You said if you dirt, you come out and you tell like, oh, one of y'all just said this. - If I down, if I down, step bullet, I'm trying. - He did put a statement on the Instagram page to the youth. I need y'all to hear me. There were times in my life when I felt lost and couldn't see beyond what was right in front of me. I now, excuse me, I know how deeply your environment and surroundings can influence the way you think, the choices you make and what you believe is possible for your life. But they don't have the determined who you become. Growth is real, it's never too late to choose a different direction. My responsibility is to use my voice in my platform to build, motivate, and create more opportunities for the next generation. That work didn't start today and it won't stop here. Choose your future, choose your family, choose growth. I'm standing with y'all, we're moving forward with purpose and has neighborhood heroes foundation. - Fuck your Montessori, it's working out. - No, no, no, no, no. - No, you killed that, Reed. You got better tomorrow morning classes, you told. - That's how the freeze. - Remember when Reed used to read? - He smoked that shit, one tank, nigga. They're motherfuckers, what's that book? That book is working. (laughing) - That's a bigger issue out here, man. And it's just what's being promoted. It's a bigger issue. These niggas need therapy. These niggas is getting money by still being in the hood and all they doing is funding the same shit. The police force out there, they want the people, some of the police force or some of the people in the government. They want you to kill each other off so you make the work easy for them. It's a lot of shit going on. If you notice that when the feds watch you, they know you're doing crime and they want to see, they let the crime build up so they know that I had me in the killer. They're gonna see how many more people you can kill. - Oh my god, knock it off, man. - It's the truth. - Yeah, knock it off, Liz. - It's the truth, nigga. - You got to stop. Even if it's the truth. - No, nigga, hold on, you hold on, let me finish. - You got to finish the second shot. - Hold on, let me finish, because you want to run around. - You want them oven niggas, make their song. Stop it. When Dirk made that song with Jay Cole, you want the oven niggas that said, you want the crazy shit, I don't want to eat that shit. You a part of the problem then. - No, no. - There's a lot of room between you hiring the boy's Harlem acquired with boy's choir Harlem with Jay Cole and talking about real life details to murders. This mad room in between here to make a bop. These niggas is online with guns I never seen but you think it's coming from. - I don't know where that door process. You don't believe in anything else. You just think that these young niggas 14, 15 is able to just go to a regular store and get these machine guns, you think it's the gun. - You think it's the gun, I don't know where it's from, but I don't know, I don't know. I don't know, I don't know. - I don't know. - I was arguing against the people. - I was arguing against conspiracy theorists in my mind. However, some shit just looked like some shit. - You do. The fee season's there. - I don't think it's complicated. I mean, if you don't get people access to education, you don't get people access to jobs and you give them access to an underground economy where they can make money to feed their families while denying them the other shit. And then you have a whole, you have a country that loves guns and puts them everywhere. - Yeah, niggas don't kill each other. I think it's less about people in a room plotting. - I understand. - Not to say that that doesn't happen. - Well, I don't do that. - But I'm saying, no, I'm saying some of that is that. I don't disagree with that. I'm just saying that I think it's easier for us to almost imagine that then to imagine there's an actual system in place that's gonna keep producing the same outcomes, right? As long as there's a big gap between those who have and those who don't, there's gonna be poverty and as long as there's poverty, there's gonna be crime. That's what I'm trying to say. - I agree. That's why I'm confused, right? And I still agree with some of what you're the shit is systemic. But I get confused again. I went and watched all these Bloodhound 520 videos. - Me, me, me, me. - I'm sorry, 520. When I get 520, shout out to the 520, 520. - I went and watched all these Bloodhound Q50 videos. And in the music, he sounded like he wanted to get money. Sound like he had aspirations of doing well and being successful. I don't understand how that can coexist with, yo, I'm living in a way where my time come, my time come, it's gonna be here soon. 'Cause he said that in mad interviews. - It depends on what you're talking about. - It's confusing to me. What is the point of wanting to go get a whole bunch of money if you are clear that you accept what's coming with it and you're ready to go. - Or a lot of things. - I don't think it's understood. Like they have it already. They don't even see people get old. - Getting old is a myth to a lot of these. - If your friends die at 14, 15, you become the sensitizer. - You know my time is coming. Like I'm living out here and I don't see no way to really change it. I ain't, they're not stupid. So it's dirt got a record, dirt got a record. And the song he said, he asked me where I think I'm gonna be in 10 years. I said, shit, the feds. - That's in the song. Like these niggas have an idea. - That's the goal one way or the other. - And we tried to write down some ways to maybe. - Wait, wait, wait. - You asking somebody to see something that they don't really know exists. - It's Joe, we had a surfer last week. So let's bring it way closer to home. And he sat on that couch and he said, yo, when I met y'all, y'all saved my life because it was certain that I was gonna be dead. If I didn't cut that escape and that refuge to come to your house and stay there for periods of three months, six months, whatever the case. However long I needed, niggas knew where my moms lived. They knew where I lived. And so my days was numbered. Everybody don't have a refuge at 14, 15, 16 years old to escape to a safe haven. They don't have it. So not just that, everybody don't have the circle of friends. And surf is a fucking book, a nerd. So imagine the people that don't have the mental capacity that he has. You know what I'm saying? Or don't have the support foundation that he has and had. Then they, you know what I'm saying? Right there. It's a nerd that will defend himself. Yeah, no, I'm saying, but imagine the people that can't think like he thinks. Sometimes you just need somebody to care, bro. It's the environment. Sometimes you need somebody to care, somebody to understand, somebody you just need it. Sometimes you just need that outlet. You are outlet for some people. There's some niggas, some street niggas that be an outlet for others. Yo, I don't want you going on the same path as me. Gold is directly low. Sometimes you need that, 'cause sometimes you just need that extra attention, that extra push. These niggas is 14, 15. They big homies are 17 years old. The 17 year old didn't learn from anybody, but it's father that he watched go to jail. That he emulated and said, yo, I'm gonna continue this gang like based on what my father did. Nobody's teaching anybody anything. These niggas only therapy. You have a hot record 'cause you want to be a rapper. You get a million dollars. All you're doing is taking that money and getting more guns and putting your niggas in it. Niggas don't go outside the hood anymore. They don't have the A&Rs that could take you from motherfucking man and put you all the way deep in Jersey to fucking do artists. They don't have that anymore. They're not invested anymore. Because the internet has changed everything. It's fucking crazy. I didn't believe it under the shit. I was on the other side like man, it's all hoop lob. But as I started to pay attention, it's something going on that doesn't make sense. Hey, and I just add on to you what you saying flip? To them same label niggas, no, you're more value to me dead. You more value dead. So go ahead, get hot, go get killed, and then we gonna run it up. And we don't big of five of your four, look what he did. He put on the whole thing that I didn't have to go to jail. I didn't have to do what he did go to jail. I didn't have to do this. I didn't have to do that. Yeah, a bunch of times. Yes, he did, but we said a whole statement. He doing gospel drill. I think it's, it's high. I think it's amazing. Now when people shout out on that, they probably look at him funny. I don't know, but I think it's dope. I'll listen to it. I think it's dope. Niggas don't, yo, niggas don't respect the change. Look at Bobby Schmurter. Schmurter did his time, came home, and he made no music like that. Again, niggas clown him every chance to get. He don't get a look nowhere. There's nobody paying attention to his music. Because niggas put him in a box. We don't want to hit that from you. We want to hit this. But he was one that has rehabilitated himself, yo. I'm not doing that no more. I'm out here partying. I'm having fun. I'm getting money. And that's it. If you talk about anything else, don't associate me with it. I want to be around it. I've removed myself. And look where he's at. If I don't seem like it's either zero or 100. Like we would have fucked with Bobby Schmurter if he'd have made a good slap. We didn't let him make a good slap, Joe. But that's the thing. Niggas didn't let him make a good slap. I don't agree with that. But I should be one of the advocates of-- I don't want to hit that from him. Bro, I like artists for this. And he didn't make a good slap. I'm honest. I tell niggas, I am part of the problem. I'm not perfect. I'm straight up honest with my shit. I know what I like. I'm not saying it's the best. But that is what I listen to. What else you want from me? What about Max? What about Max? Came home seemingly not involved in bullshit, making slaps. We liked him. He's doing well out here. Max had a friend. They can't accept what they're saying of something that every night. I don't think Max do the same thing if French wasn't able to keep it hot all this time while he was going. It's a lot harder for Max. Niggas had guns in the staircase that quad. When fucking Smurder got locked up, Niggas they fucking-- nobody built them out. The label did not have to bail them out. I'm so obsessed with it. He did all that shit and we thought it was high, mighty. So I kind of agreed if people came home and made the slap. You know, we was just big and Bobby Smurder up off of that one song or two songs and him being so solid. Being one of us and being solid and living that life. Being solid to say, yo, no, don't give me five years. I'm going to take seven so he gets seven instead of 14. The exact opposite of what all these other Niggas is doing. Yeah. He was supposed to come home and be completely celebrated, hit or not. It wasn't, I agree. Because he didn't want to go back to the bullshit. Chief Keith, damn, they're the father of all his drills. Yes. Left Chicago, moved to LA, said I'm not coming back. What actually was. supposed to been doing a welcome home show yesterday or something and they ended up pushing it to a couple weeks from now but I'm removed. You don't hear chief Keith music nowhere. You hear what do you hear? The old shit to shoot them up shit. He still put projects out every couple months. It gets no love because it's not promoting. A lot of this shit we know the game. We know what pop up on the algorithm ain't organic. Yeah you don't have to kill people to make music. No you don't absolutely don't you can still make your music and if somebody that you know and love dies you don't have to go and get revenge and then put it in a song for the next three years. He's don't I don't get to him again I'm getting old but that's not real. I'm old to say I want you niggas to live and stay alive and free and and free and enjoy the fruit to your fucking hard work and your labor. You niggas is all your own businesses and and brands and you're all immensely talented with a great thinking ability. Not not to make this is I'm just trying to put in the mindset of a lot of these younger niggas to them their gang is everything. It is the beginning. It is the end. It's all they got. All right. >> I don't come from that, I don't come from, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, no, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, I don't come from that, I took, I lived with this guilt because I feel like if I would have just moved. If I would have got my family up out of that situation, his life might look different. You heard about the cops that just came home. Blood out on Q 15, and mom, you hear what I'm talking? Then I'm sliding on you, niggas, y'all hated my son now, y'all hate you with me. So I mean, I don't see how you can hear this and be in support of for if you slap me. I'm not talking about you. I don't think that you support. You love your daughter. The goal is to get home to your family every day. Every single day. I don't, these niggas, they have a different mentality to eat your son. It's just not for me. Some niggas, the family, is the gang. I've talked to a couple of young niggas who, that's it. It's the gang. It's the gang. It's the gang, it's the gang. Yeah, environment is your environment. And I stand by that. And I think your environment is probably 70% of who you become. You can have the greatest household. You can have the best parents in America. And oftentimes when you walk out that door, you outside of your school, more than you are at home. Cool. Once you get a certain level of money and a certain level of access, it changes what your reality is. And it changes what you think you can attain. Hold on, hold on. For the person that's the gang, the gang, the gang. You know what it means? Come on, let's go. I'm getting all y'all. But we're still the gang. We still, the mentality is the same, bro. We just move where we at. Why do you think them niggas was living out there in LA? And up in the hills, still doing shit. So now, so now my point is, it's not the environment that's influencing your decisions. Those decisions become deliberate and conscious. Those become who you are. Because you don't know anything else. I'll put you in this box and all you see is this box for 90% of your life and let you outside the box. You're not going to become a different person. You're going to move the way you was moving in the box unless you can experience a little bit more and then change. But right off the rip, you're still going to be that person, bro. You know, Chris, Chris for Dirk, again, congratulations. Yeah. You did it. Absolutely. So congrats to you, your family, your fans, and all the people that love you and are invested in that. I'm praying for all you. I'm praying for each and every one of y'all out there. Did we talk about Tyler Perry? No, you are. I was waiting for you. Yeah, we have waiting for that. We got a lot of Tyler Perry to get in here. We got a lot of Tyler Perry to get in here too. To get in here too. So do we start with the movie? Do we start with the Spirit Tunnel? I didn't see the movie. I didn't see the Spirit Tunnel. So I guess we start with the movie real quick. Because Tyler Perry is on a promotor for his new movie. Why did I get married again? Which is basically part three of the wives. Yes, I get married franchise. Correct. I went back and watched all three this weekend. You guys. Yeah. You got some time. No, so one and two and a half. One and two were good movies. I like one and two. One was great. Two were solid. They were some of his better movies. They were the better ones. Can I ask the new account something? What did I have to do with me calling Mark a bitch? I was just saying. Oh, no, I'm not saying that the movie's wasn't bad. I just put a new one to come out and you see it and be like, you know what? I'm a refresh mind. Those are not this. Just two different classes. Just a question for you. Did you see part three? Did you see this movie? Yes. In Babe with your girl? Yes. Okay. So every dude did the exact same fucking thing. Against Mark. Against Mark. Because you know my stance on Tyler Perry. That makes you more of a bitch. You don't even want to watch the movie. No, I don't want to watch it. You want for us to watch it. Well, no. At night time. Oh boy. I don't want to use a lot of brick. At night time. Give me the back. I'm going to give me the back. Go ahead. At night time. She puts the pants on. Me and my fiancee. Because we know we're going to sleep or doing something else. Sure. We putting on something that we don't really want to watch. Okay. We do that when we know we got 20 minutes to be awake. Yeah. We put something on so that's what we did with the Tyler Perry movie. I went to sleep. I went to sleep. She stayed up. She said she ended up crying by the end of it. So now I had to turn on it. Turn on it. But she had reason to cry. Okay. She had reason to watch that. Like, it hit home for her. It's a heavy story. My wife and I were doing one to ten. What's lower than one? Zero. Negative zero. Negative zero. Negative zero. That's rules. Yeah. It's a mess. It's a mess. He should hire writers, you know. Okay. He should be making too much money to not hire writers and shoot these movies with the appropriate amount of time they deserve. You shot this shit in four days. See now when I watch movies, I look for how many locations we have. Yes. I look for, I look for all the shit that's written and you got to get green lid and how much money is going on. It's budgetary though. It ain't in there. So then you bring everybody back. Cool. I'm happy. I'm happy to see everybody. I was going to cover this two weeks ago, but I was going to lead with something that would have got my back kicked it. So I left it alone. But a few of them look different. And then the internet picked it up. And I was mad. Fuck. I hate when the internet agrees with me. When I don't say it. I didn't know that was her at first. No. And that's our girl. Shout out to the legend, Tasha Smith. Shout out to her. Absolute icon. I thought they did a swap. I love you down, but you blind. If you looking at this shit and saying, and not saying, hey, who is that? I don't see it. Something's up here. Who is that? Yes, you do. You just can't do it right now. But she came out to my girl, Tasha Smith. We love her. Yeah, why you can't love people and then say what you see? Tasha Smith. Tasha Smith. I love you. Facts. Also, Tasha Smith came out and said, hey, and she said it. Hey, y'all thinking that y'all saying it's a stunt devil. It wasn't me y'all saying look different. Listen, I'm exactly the same. All that's different about me is some Botox and some fillers and these teeth and these breasts. I think she said. That's so. It's a lot. It's a lot. It's a lot. Yo, so I remind y'all people out there to get Botox and fillers. No, I'm reminding the people out there that subscribe to Botox and fillers. At some point, parts of you bitches' faces will no longer move. You don't need to have 2020 vision to see this and it was the main part of her face. She didn't move anymore, but we love it so much. We didn't say that. You look past it. Hey, homeboy, there was the sex symbol in the old movie that I ain't just all Tasha Smith. Lemme rock her each time. I think that's him. I think that's him. I think that's him. I think that's him. I think that's the guy. Hey, shout out to him. Hey, in the old movies, I got it. I told you I understood. No, you wasn't that dude. Because my wife loved him the first time I was like, look at him now. Come back. Come back. All right. I thought you said you didn't notice any differences with people. Not only Tasha. Tasha. He knows him with the men. I don't know how to say this. What's his name? Lamar. Lamar Rucker. Shout out to my brother Lamar. That's what it is. The first movie came out old seven. It's been 19 years. Everybody looked different than 19 years ago. That's my man. Come to shit. It's been 19 years. And that's a fact. I'm glad that everybody is. And the cast is there to do this. But if you get back in a TV show or a movie or something where we could see you again and Wayne Seen you in a while. And it's like, hey. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What else was there? funny in this shit. Yo, what is Tyler Perry's obsession with STDs? Yo, he give everybody. Yo, why does everybody have a STD and Tyler Perry shit? Yo, but he called him today. He used to get everybody A's, remember? Mm-hmm. He said, man, I got a deck. You fuck around with Tyler. Let's be a cheater in Texas. You don't pay a cameo, but you get A's. Now you need to get the clap. Yo, Mark, stop. Yo, what was that? Just a little clap. They say even you boy, temptation for color girl. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You get A's, you get A's, you get A's. You ain't lying. That nigga, what you laughing about boy? I'm laughing at ice and ish. Ice and mark. Saving ish. Go ahead and drink some tea. They go, they go keep talking over you. Oh, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead. No, no, no, no. Try, he ain't got nothing to say. You got something to say? How's going to pick up the tea? I don't know. I have nothing to say. You know, you got down. Yeah, I never say. Yeah, but yeah, Tyler, yeah. I didn't like this movie as you can't think that. It's it's going down. I know what he was thinking. I know he was thinking that's why I kept talking. That's fucked up, right? I'm trying to protect y'all. That's why you don't get that feel. Yeah, you know what, buddy? I'm back there listening and I'm trying to talk to y'all. You're so cute. Y'all such brothers. You a head. You a head. You a head. You a head. You a head. You a head. That's why. I couldn't run back. So, y'all would be so supportive. I'm going to show you the head for you. No, let me talk. I'm going to show you the head. Flip said y'all. Can y'all believe it? NBA 2K? I burned the bridge. Somebody don't want to work. And I got that kite back. But I don't know what I did. Yo, my brothers. Yo, y'all. I'm just saying. Yo, man, just make it right. Sometimes, sometimes that happens. What you got to do is get here. Oh, that's it. I'm back there, like, duh. Well, maybe, maybe, maybe, just maybe. Somebody that worked there and looked at you. And said, oh, no, this would be a big mistake. Don't stop it. Maybe somebody's seeing you. When you put me on fuck shit. And we should cancel anything that happens out there. And your brothers didn't tell you. They was like, oh, just keep track of it. And they had no. I heard them. They was like, they got had you seen yourself. Have you seen some of the shenanigans you've tried to pull even on my feet about five times this week for you, not kids. Yeah, man, man, that old school, man, that old. Listen, back in the day, right? No, no, no, for real, for real. But listen to me, very honestly, some real shit. And I'm going to respond after you done for sure on some brochure. Remember back in the day. Long time, go like it. When you was a kid or smaller, if you would lose your keys or something, you'd be like, yo, your mother stopped giving you house keys. If I was keys, where would I be? Like, so let's do that. If I were in the end of the day, till I fucked up, I'm not. You were thinking I took a chance on your man, you sort of results. Stop. Talk to him, please. You should never say that. You should be a cheerleader for me. Actually, I was worth the call in and on you and say, yo, can you find out what the fuck I did till I can fix it? I was, I told the bad guys, I'm a core joy in just picking them niggas to see what the fuck that flip do. And you would have told me, so I can fix it. So you shouldn't say that. Unfortunately, that's now the game works in closing. I think that you're amazing. We'll always be amazing. I was just doing a great asset to any company out there. I don't want that. But, but unfortunately, the way business gets done, they get keeping. Back to Tyler Perry. Back to Tyler Perry and this movie that they shot at the table. First of all, the shit was confusing as hell. Did you all see it? I went to sleep. I tried to watch it. Well, look, can I say some more shit? Look at that. I see my fiancee and my memory is bad. Did you see in the mean like Tyler Perry came strutting in too hard for what I remember him from the old movie? Maybe he wasn't that. No, he was kind of, he was kind of got watched more on the road as we can. No, no, no. I don't remember Tyler Perry. He was super butch and he's, these, these, these, what, what, what, what, can you say that? I'm saying he was performing his masculinity. That's what he do in these movies. He's like a hard, you know, he wasn't that though. Yes, he was. He wasn't. The niggas who knew that his wife was cheating on him and he ate it for the better part of a year in one of those movies. Yeah, but I'm talking about how he interact. Remember, he'd be like, you know, when I've taken calls. I feel like I didn't feel like station is over. I'm saying he was the dude. Do you also said, yo, on February 13th, you came in smelling like his cologne and you had some flowers on the desk. She called him Phil. Yeah, I get it. I mean, something you may love to me like you never, ever, ever made love to me before because you was thinking about Roscoe. I mean, he wrote him. He wrote himself in too much for this one. He wrote himself in too much to just for me too much for this one for me. Yeah, I did not go on to young people. They kids. Yeah, like that next year, it was almost like a lot of introduce. Absolutely. You want to go? It was the dumbest story in the where he needs to hire right? Yeah, that's a story. It was just, first of all, it was hard to make sense of who was who. Yeah, I'm going to score any fucking name tags down here. And then the storyline was so drawn out and it was convoluted. And it wasn't interesting. And honestly, the audience that cared about one and two won't give a fuck about the people in three. Yeah, one of the one of the kids, ex-girlfriend. And that's what I'm saying. Yeah, dude, fucking news. And, yo, I'm tired of y'all shitting on my mic. The whole mic is trash. Y'all invited them. Facts. No, that's true. Y'all are stopping by the mic. Every time y'all get together, y'all invite Mike. Just to say, oh, we hating him. He's trying to nobody fuck with me. Stop it, biting me here. Yeah, yeah. Part two we crashed, but what's not anybody? Quick question real quick. Side note, would you guys say best man three would be the best trilogy to a. I was going to ask you all the day, yeah. Best man, holiday, holiday. Would you say that that would be the best to a trilogy of a movie that was made long time growing? Yeah, I was trying to invest my holiday. Yeah, sure was good. Yeah, I had an understanding. Oh, shot him for seeing. God damn. It's not a spoiler. It came up 15 years ago. Yeah, you brought it up. Fuck you talking about. He booed it. He booed it. He booed it. No, he didn't. How are you? You have surprised. I got it all down. Jamaica, whenever we were in JFK. Yeah. Oh, shit. Oh my god. Wait, what's that? Back to Tyler Perry. Back to Tyler Perry. Jimmy Joe, we do that and it go out. Hey, Dr. Umar. It's okay. We got your first in roll. You know what? I was in the school. See, Dr. Umar, hey, you should be afraid of that name. You should be afraid of that name. You know what? I let you. I let you. I let you my man. It's all right. Bro, you said. And then Tyler Perry is so. And then Tyler Perry is so full of shit. Well, I just think he's full of shit. That's me saying that I think Tyler Perry is full of shit. So when my girl tapped me during the movie, she said, oh, Jen, it's not in this one. Jen, you got the fuck away. Is she married that billionaire working with the bag? She doing no more Tyler Perry movies. Yeah, I better look at you. I'm sure you why. I married. Right. Right. Yeah. I was going. Why are you part seven, that phone? What? Maybe guess who wasn't going to be in this movie. Janet Jackson. So then my stupid phone. My phone heard me say that. So now it showed me Tyler Perry at some event explaining what happened to Janet Jackson boy. I wish I'd have saved it, but I didn't. So I'll just say what he said, which was originally, we had all of the cast members. I spoke to Janet. Yes, I did. I speak to her often. Okay. I've been checking in on her and she gave me her word that she would do it. And then what happened? As we got closer to the film day, she said, okay, do that big dog. You know what, I'm not going to be able to do this. It hurts me to go back to that time. And that's when I realized that when the last movie came out is when Michael had passed. And the crowd said, that's why so that's why you think she couldn't do the movie. I heard you go back to the time where she had to do Tyler. We are, I'm just talking about my going back to cheese sandwiches, but I got, I got a big sign of Perry up with you. I got to big them up when you could get a lie off on somebody you know that died like Michael Jackson. Get it off. Get it off. That's perfect. But that's not very, that is not why Janet Jackson is not doing that. Might be why she told him though. I'm sure. Oh, that I'm sure she told that to him. Michael Jackson is my brother. I blame everything on that. You all kinds of lies on Michael Jackson. Your brothers, but she may have seen passes. Yeah, I will tell you that too. Anyway, she wasn't doing that movie no matter what happened to Michael. The spirit tunnel. Yes. The spirit tunnel. So he appeared in Jennifer Hudson's show. That's already a pause somewhere, but carry on. He went down the famous spirit tunnel. I feel pause ish that we even spend this much time with Tyler Perry. It must be done. Yeah, my favorite moment this morning, Oh, when Joe didn't see the spirit tunnel. Yes. Then when you turn the link on it's the way your face lit up. And I'm worried about gay niggas. That's six five. - Todd Perry's not, he, I, I, I does not identify as gay. - But he was moving in the spirit tunnel. - The spirit tunnel, however, I did. That, that felt like, coming out damn near, according to the internet. I don't feel that way. - I think he was just-- - 'Cause I'm scared, Tyler Perry. I think he was just vibing. - Well, he was definitely vibing. - No, he didn't have to eat like that. Why he ate it like that? - Well, he, you know, not like that. - He went crazy. He did. - We turned that corner? - He did it. - Oh. - He did it. So y'all liked it. - And he did exactly what I would have imagined he would-- - I only watched it 'cause Mark said you got to see this. - Oh fuck you. - That's it. - Mark came in, happy about this. - That's what he's gonna watch. - He didn't clap. - Mark came in doing the clap. - Oh shit. You know why we so toxic? Why is somebody doing well on the spirit tunnel, Mesa? - Make fun of him. - 'Cause we bug out. - That ain't, that ain't it, that ain't it. - He did it, it, it's already a meme. - He's doing great. - Tyler Berry, all that shit they said you did, after watching the spirit tunnel video that Mark Lamont Hill sent to my mom. (laughing) I gotta say, easy. - He definitely ain't in group of Ron Gangson. - I'm gonna grab it, Nancy. (laughing) - What would be his spirit tunnel about? - If I was his legal team, I definitely would settle after watching that video. - What would be his, if you would-- - We got no, we got no cases, Tyler. We just started his spirit tunnel, we got no cases. - Yes, it's a couple of them, why? - Okay. - So, it's gentlemen, new account-- - Countries, he says lights. - What a good dancer. - Tyler killed it, I'll just say he bought it. - He was really into it. - He bought it, he bought it, Tyler. I would take you to the cleaners, nigga. Easy, easy money, dude, I ain't gonna lie. (laughing) - You lucky, you lucky I got these prints, dude. I got it, live by. - You lucky I hit a link. - Boy, easy list. - He loved me, he loved you, he loved you. - Tyler won't. - He would cast you right now with the cashier and that. - Oh, you know, you can get police. - He got a role for you. - You replaced Michael. - We got a big role for you. - With that, with that. - Huge role. - Oh, man, your eyes are so magnificent. You know, I'm gonna focus on your face. - Oh, let me see. - You cast you with that mustache. - Right now. - He ain't gonna care. - That's your fix. - Just sit there looking lips. - And he always casts the ish. - Yes, yes. - You just wanna break it. - You just had to break it. - You think a sneaker started itching. (laughing) - You're gonna take it in the club. - You're gonna break it. - You're gonna break it in the club. You're gonna break it in the club. - Yo, we make everything toxic, but this is too funny to believe in them. Would you cast for it like audition? - Got to. - You got to. - He wanted me to cast for it. - No, he was gonna. He don't have to do that. You don't have to audition. - You have to audition. - You got to audition. - Blackouts. - God, I had to cast the cops. - You were gonna get me here in Atlanta, Georgia. - You two stiff. - You two stiffed for Tyler. He could be done, don't you. - I got to. - I didn't mean that. - Wait to me. - No. - Take me through that. Take me through that. - I don't know. - No, I'm just stupid. - Yeah. - Tyler, you'll get a call on Monday. I'm called Uber for you. - He ain't talking to me like that. And they get the cast. Are you crazy? - You'll get a call on Monday. - And they get you crazy. - Would you do it without a bury? - No. - I know. I know you. - I said no. I see you doing that. - No. - I know. - I know. - I know. - I see you doing that. - You doing that. They'll be here, dude. That's a joy. Some type of deterrent. Hey, nigga. I'm a dude. Hey, look. How did we get away? And you got here because you went to CNN. Yeah, you went up here to a French couple go. I'll just win it. No, that's not funny, yo. I don't did this right. Yeah, I got it. Yeah, yeah, at the fifth, when they get fired, be less preachy. They got the lesson. All right, go ahead. Go see your pool, bitch. See, we're back with more got the lesson. Oh, man. Of course, we said I wouldn't laugh to you for the clip. You go up there on a full stomach. Oh, yeah, for the clip. Smart. Smart. Oh, man. Yo, but have you guys been paying attention to what happened? You such a bitch. Did you guys have? The announcement came recently that Michael Moore has been officially kicked off the tour that he was on with his share. And this is not a super surprise given what's happened the last few days. First, he is criticized by some people for standing on stage, screaming free Palestine, showing images of what's happening in Gaza and the West Bank. And there was some pushback from Israelis, from Zionist, etc, from pro-Israel voices, etc. Pink was the next stage when she started when she started reposting cause for the tour to for fans to be refunded and for him to be kicked off the tour. Did you say this is all Pink's fault? It is not. Pink got that kind of power. And Pink kind of shrunk for a minute. And then she made a statement standing up for herself and being vocal about why she didn't rock with Michael Moore. But it felt like a bigger thing happening. And that bigger thing came out the next day or the next couple days when Michael Moore is officially kicked off the tour, Michael Moore says he was kicked off the tour because Robert Kraft. No, we got to read what Michael Moore said. No, he went crazy. We do have to read. But it was not just Robert Kraft. There was a group of stadiums that were going to disallow him. But he said Robert Kraft was the ringly. Michael Moore says, and there's a few slides. I'm not sure how to start this. So I'm going to speak from the heart and share the truth. Ed Sharon and his team have made the decision to remove me from the loop tour. But before I get into it, I want to say something that should be obvious. In this moment, I think it matters. I am not a victim. Ed Sharon is not a victim. Pink is not a victim. We have careers, money, opportunities, safety, and audiences around the world. Whatever consequences any of us face for what we say, we get to go home to our families. The victims are the Palestinian people. The men, women, and children who have been killed, starved, displaced, and forced to live through unimaginable violence. More than 20,000 children have been killed in Gaza alone. People are being killed today, and people will be killed tomorrow. I want to make sure that as I tell this story, we don't lose sight of that. Ed is my friend. I've known him for 13 years. We've shared late nights, studio sessions, and stages. He has this infectious magic about him that I've grown to love. I consider him a brother. And because of that, we've had some difficult conversations this past week. The type of talks rooted in love and respectful one another that still end in a place of fundamental disagreement. Nothing I'm writing here is out of spite, or because I want to tear down his character. But as I told Ed multiple times on the phone, our friendship can't change my responsibility to tell the truth about what happened. Last Monday, in the middle of all the media attention surrounding Pink and what I said at MetLife, Ed told me that Robert Kraft called him. We were scheduled to play Gillette Stadium later this month, which is owned by the Kraft Group. Ed told me that Kraft said I would not be allowed to perform in his stadium. Ed also told me that Kraft had rallied some of his other stadium owners, and collectively, they gave him an ultimatum. If McLemore stays on the tour, you will not be allowed to play in our venues. Ed was in a fucked up position. He knew it. His typical A-political stance was being challenged in a way it never had been before. He told me that the words "free Palestine" and the image of the Palestinian flag were hurtful to a lot of people he spoke with. I told him that if those words were more offensive than tens of thousands of Palestinian children being killed by Israel, then there was a fundamental disconnect between where those people stood and where I stood. But he couldn't get past his public facing, "I don't take sides." And I get why people don't. Taking a side can cost you money, brand deals, sponsorships, festivals, private shows, relationships, and access. I've lost all of those things, but there's no neutral position between the oppressor and the oppressed. When one side has the bombs and the bottomless financial and military support from America, refusing to take a side doesn't leave you in the middle. But I said it meant life, "I've been saying on stages around the world for almost three years." So why is it an issue now? Because I'm sharing a stage with one of the biggest artists in the world and some of the biggest stadiums in America. At a certain level of exposure, free Palestine becomes too much of a risk. If I kept doing the shows, saying free Palestine with Ed implicitly supporting it, the crowd getting loud and showing undeniable support for Palestinian liberation, what artists might speak out next. The stage becomes resistance. Maybe that's why this time it became so important to silence me. And one of the most effective ways to enforce that silence has been to weaponize the accusation of anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism is real. And that is exactly why the word matters too much to be used as a shield against criticism of the Israeli state. When criticizing Israel opposing Zionism or saying free Palestine gets conflated with hatred of Jewish people, it doesn't protect Jewish people. It protects Israel from accountability. I hope this isn't the end of my relationship with Ed, and I know you're done. 13 years of friendship doesn't disappear because of one painful disagreement. I hope we both continue listening, studying what is happening in Palestine, and wrestling with what neutrality means in a moment like this. My door will always be open to continue that conversation. He spoke that. He spoke that. He spoke that. He spoke that. No notes at all. The only thing I would say is he's being too gracious to Ed's share. I think that's intentional. Oh, it is. It's a great strategy. Yeah. It's just cooking my grit so I'm hearing, because he doesn't deserve that level of consideration. But I get why he does it. It actually even -- I disagree. It makes him look -- Not even if that's his friend? Yeah, not even if it's his friend. Why? No, I disagree. Even if it's cool. Well, let him say your position. Yeah. My position is we can be friends, but our friendship can't exist with the stakes this high. But if we can disagree and still be friends, I'm not saying that can't ever happen. But I don't want to ever leave the impression that this is the same thing as you and I disagreeing over who to vote for, or who's going to Super Bowl, or whether the ozone layer is really going away. I mean, people are dying in real time, and Ed's sharing had an opportunity to take a stand. His last tour made $875 million. He's worth $400 million. He's not desperate, he's not vulnerable. I'm not counting the white's pockets, but I think it's reasonable to say that he could afford to take a stand, and he didn't. He folded and allowed his friend to get thrown under the bus. That is fucked up. I would also add that I think that you were underestimating the artist's power in this particular instance, because you could say, yeah, they could cancel his show. The craft group will lose millions and millions and millions of dollars from losing that show. It's not just like -- Well, fuck it. We'll just get something else in there that day, like, no, that stadium is losing millions and millions of dollars, and all these other stadiums that are banding with him. He could easily make a stance and put pressure on them, and do not -- I totally disagree. Please, someone. You go first. You go first. That's what they call that. Oh. You're in trouble. Rubber crash and the other stadium owners for them to lose two or three million dollars in a night. It's not two or three million dollars. Give me a number. I'm not positive, but maybe, yeah, ten million dollars for stadiums. They don't have insurance? Maybe. No, ten. Ten. This goes back to the bomber conversation. Ten million dollars for our craft who's a multi-billionaire, he might not even know what's gone except for numbers. Let me finish. Go ahead. Right. He might not know what's gone, except for numbers. So -- I don't think it's accurate. I heard or the day when I was going, the edge sharing piece is -- and this is the scarier part. When you start having machines that are moving against you, we've seen them in people. We've seen machines take somebody's career in almost the world in the garbage. And so, as you are really my friend, you are now telling me to take my career, take the food off of my kid's table, and I might not be willing to do that. There's no different than if certain topics we might bring out up here, Joe say take that out. I understand why Joe is saying to take it out, because it's the Joe button podcast. So if any backlash falls, it falls on Joe, it don't fall on us. It falls on Joe. So certain topics, Joe, be like, no, no, no, no, you're not doing that. And I understand why. So for edge sharing's point, you know, you're my man, your stance is your stance. But I still got a tour. I still got other people that might have given me deposits that consume me if I don't make these tour dates. Whatever the case may be, I don't know how the inner workings of that go. But I wouldn't ask my friend to jeopardize putting food on the table for him and his family at the way he sees fit, because he don't necessarily want to take a stand with me. I'm not mad at either party. Like I think what, what, what, what, Maclamore did is, it's courageous and I think that's dope and he deserves his praise. But I wouldn't call edge sharing a bitch for not necessarily standing up for that. I wouldn't use that when I'll come to coward. If it's, if you, my friend, we had this conversation before you've hit the stage to do any of that. If we're going on tour together, could we know the stakes? You know the stakes? I know the stakes. This is my tour. You come to me and say, oh, dogs, I want to do this. If he did that, let me, but I'm just the way, the way this was written, they don't sound like that, that, that happened, that, that, that he green lit it, I would say. Yeah, I don't say it. It don't sound like he green lit. He said that he was, well, he said he believes in the artist doing whatever they want. So this isn't a new song he performed. It's not, I'm talking about the images. If you don't back them on it, this isn't a shocker. It'd be like a boot-chuck demon, like all of a sudden, I said. Like certain people come with a certain thing. I don't think he was shocked by it. So it sounds real friends, though, they take the, they take the L, meaning that Macklemore could say, y'all, you know what, been friends with you for a long time. I believe in what I believe in. I'm not even going to take this personal, get ahead because I understand things, I understand what you have to do. Sometimes with Mark, it kind of surprises me, not surprises me because I get your stance. But Mark, my mom, these people take these stance where they're willing to ostracize the word. They're willing to, even if you're a friend with somebody, if you don't, if you don't believe in this, I ain't fuck with you and I will publicly say it, I don't necessarily agree with that. But that's not, that's not it for me. I mean, look at us up here. There's plenty-- And we're all friends. And I love all of y'all. And we're all friends. Because if I say something wrong, I don't think you're going to go, you know, y'all don't beat off a plan around doing whatever that little shit you did I didn't think it's a big deal. There's a way that you carry it with your friends. It's plenty of shit that I say that you don't agree upon, but I can't see you getting on the internet and publicly shaming. Flip. That's why I can understand, that's why I said the friendship, 13 years of friendship is important in the situation. But I don't want friends. OK. It sure has the right to do whatever he wants. I'm not saying he doesn't. I don't buy the food on the table thing. at some point that just can't be an argument when you're worth a half a billion dollars. But one other thing is, one thing, one thing. I do think it's not a thing. Money, money, money, money. Let me tell you one more. Because if you're at a moment of desperation, I'm going to give you a lot more grace. It's just like when we talked about deciding everything. Like if you're a comedian that's starving, I'm going to give you a lot more grace for taking a controversial comedy gig than if you're somebody who could afford to take a different one or doesn't need the money by their own definition. What about, it ain't just that assuring us eating off this talk. It's the motherfucker that built the stage. It's the motherfucker that, like, now you talk about hundreds, maybe thousands of people who now, because of your stance, we all lose our jobs. Not assuring if I could take the hit with no problem. But there's other motherfuckers who are, they're like, this is a job. It's a good point. And so city to city, we get paid, X, Y, and Z. I got to risk them too. So there's a lot of people sitting on these two pieces to that. First, as sympathetic as I am to the person who works in the stadium, if I'm going to exhaust my sympathy and think about the consequences of all this for them, then I need to think about it for the hundreds of thousands of people who are being murdered by the Israeli state every single day through our tax dollars as U.S. citizens. My sympathy goes to them. My sympathy goes to people whose land has been taken and occupied. Not just in Palestine, but we're talking about Palestine right now. So I know you like that all the way around. But my point is, so we got to think about that. Second, the stakes of their living or dying or the feeding their kids are not in the United States at these stadiums. Does not hinge on what Macklemore did. It hinges on the decision of Robert Kraft and those owners to make the stadium inaccessible to them. But we're letting it trickle down as if Macklemore just doesn't do the set-off. Ed Sheeran just doesn't do that. No, the problem is Robert Kraft, who is a very clear, Zionist and a very clear anti-Palestinian voice. I don't give a fuck. What are you putting that bullshit statement? Robert Kraft made a decision to coordinate, coordinate Macklemore. So you don't want me to read the statement? Oh, please do. Robert Kraft should. Please read it because all things can be true. Yeah, because even what he said in the stadium. bothers me. What he said in the statement bothers me. But Robert Kraft or Courtney Macklemore organized the other stadium owners and other NFL owners to say, look, if you don't shut this down, there's going to be a consequence for you in terms of who has access to the stadium. So they did this to silence somebody who was calling for liberation and calling for an active genocide to stop. And if I'm calling for an active genocide to stop and the supporters of the genociders are trying to silence me and you have the power to stop that just by standing tall. I mean, we just, the fact that we'll celebrate people who stand tall for murderers, right? We just, I mean, we just had a whole conversation about Bobby Schmutter, shout out to Bobby Schmutter, standing tall and saving people seven years for shit they did. And now all of a sudden, we have all this empathy. Well, what about feeding your family? Well, if a nigga and rap snitched because he wanted to feed his family and put fields on the table and have to think about himself, we would call him a rat and say he's supposed to stand tall. But suddenly when it comes to somebody standing up who has half a billion dollars, we act like they had nothing to do but just selling home me out. And that's fucking crazy to me. Well, we agree with you. Yeah. You body that. I've just said that I understand. I think I think most things could be true. I think that I think that we can have empathy, which all of us I think do. Well, I know, not, I think all of us have empathy for everything that is going on in Palestine and we stand with that. But we can also say that for to Isis point that everybody that is participating on these tours and participating behind the scenes deserve empathy as well. I'm not saying that it's a a comparative on how empathetic we should be. Both things could be equally true. You can't say, yo, I understand that you got a family to feed over here. But over there, these things are happening. So you should not be able to feed your family. So I think that's what you're doing. Yeah. And I'm just saying from the Ed Sheeran perspective is my decision at this point directly affects them. Yes. People that I know. People that I see, like, I, I, this, if I say, you know what I'm rocking with Michael Moore in the rest of this tour is canceled. The guy that I saw building like I, I, my, that decision directly. I don't think that it has to be that black and white though, because the rest of the tour wasn't canceled. There was however many six, six stadiums that had a problem, which maybe if there was economic pressure, placed on by the fans and by the artists who's bringing these 70,000 people into the building, it might go a little different. Yeah. Every boycott that's ever existed causes harm to somebody. And I agree. So I'm with you. So, so, so if we don't engage in principle political action because it negatively impacts somebody who's, who's blameless or innocent, relatively innocent, then we can't ever get anything done. I agree with you. I mean, you do have to make choices. Like I said, for me, it just means that Sharon wouldn't be my friend. I just wouldn't maintain a friendship with somebody that does that. Who whose values on that particular issue. We could just go a lot shit, but they that wouldn't be one of them. I think it's unfair. I think they're saying that Ed Sharon's values don't align with Macklemore. But he did, he said what his values were. He said, I don't believe that we should take sides. No, that that's literally one for what he said. And I'm saying for me, you have to take a side. If there was food shooting, I read it differently. He said, and he specifically said, I don't take sides in political issues. And he said, I believe we can do things through diplomacy and nothing. He gave all these military role, tired to me, milk toast comments. Like, yeah, I took it like a shot. That's why we said early. I took like a little, a slight, because he said he couldn't get past his, his words, but he couldn't get past his public facing. I don't take sides. So it's like, he doing that for y'all, which is even worse. Like, yeah, but it almost like, that didn't mean how you feel. That's what makes it worse. That's what I took from that, like if you, I mean, especially when I got here, I mean, there's times where like, y'all, I might have strong feelings of issue and you're like, I don't know, yeah, I don't know what nothing about what's going on in it. Say in Somalia to have an opinion on it, right? But if y'all came on camera and was like, I'm not taking a side on it. And afterwards you, you know, that Somalia shit's fucked up. I would feel away. My point, if Ed Sharon actually does have strong feelings, that's pro-Palestinian pro-justice. That's not really the risk. Didn't that even worse? That's even worse. How was that B, bro? Like, we got to stop acting like there's not pop was in place. They were all regardless of what it is. I'm not acting like that. I'm saying fight the power. But it's sometimes difficult. Sometimes if you don't have the capital, sometimes it's difficult, sometimes it's not as easy as okay, him. You correct. You're all right. It can be bad at people for not fighting it. Sometimes it's. I agree. I agree with y'all. But meanwhile, Kanye West Shouts Kanye, put out a fucking Hell Hitler song, however many years ago, it is now selling out stadiums. You can fight the power and not be done. It doesn't mean you're done because Robert Kraft says so. You can still go out. If you have an audience, which Ed Sharon does, which Kanye West does, they're going to have to bend at some point. And you know what else he has. If I can bring 100,000 people into any fucking city I touch down in the United States, you have power. Kyle Hitler is fighting the power. No, no. I'm saying as a artist, you can stand up. Well, but Kanye also had to go sit with do. Take the picture. He played the game to get to get back. I mean that all the way back. People still fighting to get some things that happen to him. He played some parts. That's true. He went. He realized they learned them. They broke up. And I just go sit yo ass over here with do. We're going to take this pick. You're going to put this statement out. You he learned what he had to do. He didn't just fight the power and come out on the other side like unscathed. But again, Kanye didn't fight the power. This would be clear about the kind of a single role. Kanye was. Yes. Yes. Yes. But Kanye offended people who may have had power in this particular field. Yes. But Kanye wasn't taking a righteous position. You know, right? You're being viciously and nasty. Anti-Semitic. Yes. And part of the problem is they link Kanye to make it more. Right. And that's what Robert Kraft did in his statement. I know he's going to get to you. But it's this idea that we're constantly conflating anti-Zionism and the critique of the genocide with anti-Semitism. With anti-Semitism. And that's the danger. But that becomes the shield that Michael Moore is talking about. That allowed him. He killed fucking body. He killed that speech. Can we read the statement? Oh, get your. Oh, no. Read it after he ordered all that shit. Yeah, but like fuck Robert Kraft. I've given money to Palestinians who I respect. Well, no, let me be fair. I'll be fair. I'll read the. Please do. He is saying Jolette Stadium has a long standing commitment to providing a welcoming environment for all guests and ensuring that events held at our venue do not provide a platform for hate speech. Based on Maclamore's recent actions, material shared from the stage during Ed Sharon shows in New Jersey. And the broader history of anti-Semitic rhetoric and imagery that we believe has been deeply offensive and hurtful to the Jewish community. We determined that his participation in the September 25 and 26th concerts at Jolette Stadium would cross that line. The decision is not about diminishing the suffering of innocent Palestinians or denying anyone the right to advocate on their behalf. Their pain and loss, their pain and loss are real. That advocacy should not come at the expense of the Jewish community or obscure the responsibility of Hamas. A United States and globally including Canada, European Union, United Kingdom and Japan designated terrorist organization whose horrific actions have caused a measurable suffering for Palestinians and Israelis alike. I agree with Maclamore. Too many lives have been lost and there's been too much suffering, but only sharing selective information and ignoring the actions of Hamas is not honest and only advances more divisiveness and hate. Over many decades I've directed resources to Palestine and created athletic and entrepreneurial opportunities for Palestinians who I admire in respect, standing with the Palestinian people and standing against Hamas, anti-Semitism and hate should not be mutually exclusive. I'm not reading the rest. That's enough for me. To me, first of all, nothing that Maclamore did in these recent stage shows was hate speech. The idea of saying a reinforcement idea that free Palestine is hate speech is just like in the United States when people used to hear Black Lives Matter when it first came out and people would act like Black Lives Matter was anti-white. Just because that makes you uncomfortable doesn't mean that it's wrong. Sometimes powerful people are uncomfortable when their power is threat. For me, that was part of the issue, even framing it that way. The imagery and the rhetoric and all that stuff. That's bullshit. This decision is not about diminishing the suffering of innocent Palestinians. It is. He always, as he's convinced, innocent Palestinians, because what they always like to do is frame Palestinians as almost guilty and wrong until proven otherwise. I'm at the innocent Palestinians, but any Palestinian that resists, any Palestinian that fights in a way that they don't think is appropriate is no longer an innocent Palestinian, which goes back to the, I give money and support Palestinians who I admire respect. They admire the ones who don't say shit. They admire the ones that don't throw the rock. They admire the ones that don't assert their right by international law to resist. Nobody in an occupied territory has a right to self-defense. They're being occupied. They have a right. They have a right. The people being occupied have a right to self-defense. Not the occupiers. They have a right to fight back and to resist and not to just march and pray and hope that the Palestinian Martin Luther King or Gandhi is going to come. They have a right to fight and to assert violence in any way, not in any way, but within the boundaries of international law to defend themselves. But they don't want that. So Robert Kraft makes it seem like the Palestinian is the violent one who has to be the good Negro or the good Palestinian or the good Indian or the good whatever to be right. That's what he's doing and that's what the statement does, but he puts on his warm and fuzzy language in it. So it sounds like he's being reasonable. And that's what they do. The oppressor acts reasonable by saying let's split the pie, but it's not your pie. And that's what Palestine is all about. Split in the pie and every time I say how are we gonna split the pie? I take another slice I take another slice to this nothing left and then if I fight back and take my slice back I said where you were being unreasonable And that's the problem with Robert Kraft and that's the problem with all this and and that and that's why I resent What Mac would what what Ed sharing did because he he knows enough to know that and I I'm not letting him off the hook Cuz too many people have died with nothing to let this half a billionaire and it's not about the money per se It's about to reach in the power. No, it's not my point my my I would say that to a smoothie on the brain with you Yeah, it's not it's not it's not the money per se it's the fact that he doesn't have to do this nobody should do it But I'd be a lot more sympathetic if he were the janitor that was like you know what I can't say before to do it Yeah, I mean I agree with you and I also think that it's unfair when somebody will say almost Based off of the actions of Hamas and October was it October 70 Right that now we just annihilated all of these people so it's almost like yo, it's they fall Yeah, I don't that's illegal. It's collective punishment. You can't you can't punish a group of people for the actions of a small group of people Right, you can't do that and even the Hamas conversation frames And I know we know we got a title, so but it frames everything is happening as starting on October 7th Palestine was under occupation on October 6 guys was under siege on October 6 The the occupation of Palestine begins in 1967. It's the longest military occupation in modern history The theft of Palestinian land and the plunder Palestinian language begins in the into the 19th century But it's really but in terms of the formation of Israel starts in 1948 40 some yeah, 1948 So what we're talking about decades almost a century or over century in some ways of Imperial plunder and to act like all this is happening because of October as if history started October 7th is another way to blame Hamas as opposed to blaming the actual source of the problem. You can't get mad at how people resist I mean you can I'm again. I'm not saying on October 7th was horrible. We can acknowledge both things like that's okay October 7th was hard, but it was a violation of international law I don't ever want to see anybody die But if we act like there wasn't in October 6th right and in October 5th Then we never get to the core of the first action was and rubbercraft and don't want that and that's the bullshit of it Man, so anyway, that's how I feel about that anyway. Boosey was on 60 minutes. Yes. That's the real we go Do I sent you something? Wait, what do you say? I heard you made a little bit. I listen Mark. I don't fuck with you on these topics I said he was having a joke. Get out. I blame you you get in your bag. You turn in the this fight a man in this venom Like you get in your duffel. I know to leave you alone. Your bane star popping out on these topics This just pisses me on passion, but you was but you I mean he was cooking and in closing I will read the last slide from Maclamore, Marklamore. The last slide is I didn't need 10 shows from Ed. I needed two two chances to stand in front of 90,000 people and say the words that somehow became too dangerous to say free Palestine But if those words cost me the stage while turning the conversation back to Palestine Then it was the most successful tour I've ever been on No, what's that man? Well, you smoke back. You won't work again, but Joe, I sent you some niggas. That's worth it to them facts. No, it's back. Do I sent you a text? It had a clip that I really think the people need you. That's what people need it. Yeah, yeah, so for those that don't know No, I'm ready to rally now. Yeah, let me go. Well, I got somebody else for you to rally for the free Boosey movement is coming I don't know if y'all know, but Boosey was Looking for a pardon from the Trump administration. He did not get it He got scammed. He got scammed allegedly allegedly six hundred right if six hundred thousand dollars and you know I was a little Curious about how we got into that process. We had a conversation about that. Yeah, we did and 60 minutes then did a special on scammers Foreign scammers party scammers in particular because apparently there's a whole company that goes around two companies Yeah, tell them people that they can get your pardon. They take your bread and then Y'all sort of why they got some niggas some party. So your ghetto has come in the mile away He got great Davis. Did you ever go to his office that you downstairs in life? Well, Boosey was on 60 minutes. That's all this Hey, here's what I was layered to believe if you come with this money You will get a part How much did you give them up front six hundred K? Yeah, we have some texts that they sent to your lawyer This text listed the influential people. They supposedly recruited Laura Lumer Erica Kirk Mike Johnson. He's the speaker of the house Another text the broker mentions Natalie Harp She's the executive assistant that's very close to the president and Suggest that she's going to personally hand your application to the president Yeah She's thought I mean this is the way he's done. I'm paying these guys, you know, and they gonna make it happen They didn't make it happen As for the four people they claim to know Denied any involvement in all these negative Boosey's contract with the brokers stipulated that if he wasn't pardoned He'd get half his money back But they won't pay claiming the contract is invalid and denying they sent the text the rapper is suing I said just return it you didn't give my part and it's a whole is a bunch of BS and they were so cocky Yeah, it would be - there you have it Yeah, if if if this contract part is true I'm with Boosey going to get his 300 back you fucking a right? I'm gonna get every dollar he look child to Boosey I have I have sympathy Deserved the partner not but if you make a deal with me and you say you can get me a partner I give you 600,000 then you the fool He should You got a contract with the cameras they gave them a guarantee they can't give you a guarantee And we signed it you promise something you can't deliver yeah, you can't do but we signed the contract and you said if I don't Deliver I give you 300 back. I want my 300 Oh, no, I'm at it. They said they responded they basically said it wasn't an enforceable contract I said they they're con. Yeah, they said the contract they didn't say I don't know the reason because they probably wrote it up with a loophole And he might not have necessarily took it to his lawyer which might give them out But this is my part of law intent matters, and so I think he'll wind it and Boosey didn't like his Vlad contract Boosey didn't like his fucking rod wave contract Boosey didn't like what's the other day a blue my his young blue contract now all of a sudden We think that he did it due diligence But if you look at the fuck out here with this y'all keep putting Boosey on my feed What are we doing? I get the fuck off everybody go to bad cards. Oh here come apologists man apologize for somebody Everybody go to bad contracts. I was I wish you read it by lawyer. Yeah, that's it if you did that if he let leave I'm gonna buy a lawyer my nigga. That's not fair though What? Yeah, I don't know what the fuck did they they got you? Well, I hate what a nigga like No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I've got it. All right, so that's it. So if you know everybody been got before act like it You know, I'm acting like I'm telling you when you get got you don't get your money back We try like we'll have him be for the people because we're other niggas be scamming and taking niggas money parks Was Them niggas was allegedly taking people money. We felt for the victims. You understand? I'm saying so I'm Who's he is a victim? I didn't like that scam. I'm not I'm saying I'm dead at y'all know my standards I'm saying that I'm saying that if we have if we have empathy for victims of one scam We should have victim empathy for victims. Oh, you know, I'm maybe ideally you're right in real life I'm telling you I don't operate like that and you know that about me. You're ready. You know, you're gonna paint me in some time If it's a scam that I think is that it's Supportable and believable and some hard work and every scam made with the football went into this scam. So listen, then I'm down Poor boozey. So the contract was on September 30th, 2025 But it says the part and had to be obtained by January 31st, 2025 Huh, so there's your loophole The company Was a typo they're saying that they never their their position is they never agreed to the refund provision at all They said they never saw that part of the agreement Definitely they didn't agree that I could have told y'all to listen to me You need ice cream and and and the most important part is you can't sign a contract for a party Well, what they are what they were technically Allegedly offering was lobby. Yes, and I can say I did that What they were offering was you to go wait in the lobby - Who's waiting right there, wait for your money. Let's see if it comes. Tell 'em, "Fuck 'em, we talkin' about with Bootsie." - Yo, this is why I'm always fascinated. - Bootsie is exactly the type of nigga you would be lookin' for in the club, y'all dawg. You know anybody locked up? - He's the exact person. Come on, we've all scammed at some point. Before you know how I go, you look for a big, but this is such a bad scam. You know what, and this might, y'all might think I'm wrong, but I feel like if these were black people, he would have been a lot more skeptical. I think when white people with suits come around, we put our faith in 'em like they, they're chosen scars. - That's what I'm saying. He's like, they look official. - Any shots? - Any shots I'm gonna write names, too? - Yeah, they just said names. - Eric, y'all gotta forget, look. - Eric and Laura Lumer are gonna help you get a point. - Did you wanna add something to that? - Did y'all see it? - I wanna add something to that. - Y'all see the lawyers? - Yeah. - The one lawyer with the blue suit, looks like no. - That nigga look like Johnny Knowno's, like, yo dawg, I would have never, what? - That nigga gets 55 cents out of me, bro. That nigga had the baggy blue suit along with the red tie, he didn't speak. The other dude, I see finesse all in him. He had the mouth game pause, he was talking that shit, but homeboy over there? - No, no. - Look like the enforcer. And you can't sell me the true lawyer. - What's the piece you wanted to add, y'all? (laughing) - The conversation continues. - Oh. - The conversation kept flowing. - So, I don't wanna interrupt and bring it back. - But I just wanna reiterate that, you know, sometimes black people just judge white people a little too much. - They show it. - White people more than black people. - I just show it. - Okay, since he said it again, I'ma say it again. Well, I'ma say it for the first time. I'm sure that's true. - Ask the risk. - Especially our stone cold killer. - Yes, that's who I'm really talking about. - But it's important to say that and not put it all on black people, black people, black people. A specific kind of black person. Keep getting roped in with this. - Oh my God. - The stone cold killer is also on the streets because of these white people. - Saying white people make moves every day. - Yeah. - I hear that. - I went to court. - Yeah, it ain't but so. - I'm the white people. - I said, I didn't move. - No, it's good. - I hear you, it ain't but so many Drew Fendlin's running around. - I see all you Niggas throwing by party buses because Drew Fendlin and fucking Brian Cena's out of it. - Bucy was on death row. - Y'all trying to bring Johnny Cochrane back. Not the label, not facing was on death row and he's out. So he might trust some of them Niggas. - I ain't gonna hold you. - So pay up. - Pay. - You pay. - Pay my 300. - You're my 300. - Oh please, if you don't take your ass to a Hawke's game. - You ain't get no money from us. - That's not the money. - You're done, but you're done. - What's the most you've been scammed for? - The most I've been scammed for. While I lost all my money, well I got a record of it at my business count. And so I had about $253 on it. - Okay. - How about you, Flip? I know you've been scammed before. - We all have it. - That was the lie. Just say the truth right now. This is a golden opportunity to be truthful. - The best things with NBA. - The best things with NBA 2K. They listening. (laughing) - They listening. If they hit his number. - Oh, you got it. Beyond, go ahead. - Some sorts. - There you go. - Like 25. - Let him know you trust work. That's right, we're short. - 25,000. - That's it. - Okay. - That's my number. - I'm not short. - Yeah, depending on what time, yeah. That's by my number two. (laughing) - Investing with some bullshit. - Why you alive? - How about you, Aisha? - You always listen to the Aisha. You always listen to the Aisha. - Stop shooting at me, please. I let you live today, bro. - I didn't see you doing that. - It really be me and Freeze, too. - I don't know, I'm not doing shit. - One thing Joe's gonna do is get a cold deal. - No, he's gonna always say shit. - Look at me, Aisha. - Yo, me and my man Freeze. - He's gonna play. - I'm saying shit. - I didn't say I'm tired. - You ain't got the def rolls on today. - I didn't say I'm worried. - Okay, all right, but your cup is empty. - You did a stretch, isn't it? - Oh, we back to being political, isn't it? You did a stretch, isn't it? - Oh my god, Martin plays Intuit, though, he just gets a lip serum, and she was like, it gets his new color. - Yo, I got a problem with Mark and the Monty, I got a problem with y'all, man. Look what you did, I see what you're doing. - Look what y'all did to Leanback. - How y'all feel about that? - Man, that was always the radio edit. Stop it. - Yeah. - That was always the radio edit. - Yeah, he wasn't on the radio. - Well, he's live. - I think he's live. - He's live at his show. - He muted the song, so he can say people. - My people don't dance, they just pull up their pants and do the rock. - That's how I've always said it. - Thank you for that part. - He's rubbing him off. - Appreciate that. - I appreciate that. - Salute to Fat Joe, that's dope. That's dope. That's one of my favorite songs. - That's terrible. - It's terrible? - You said y'all are terrible. - Oh. - Why? - Fucking up that classic like that. - Look what they made. They made Fat Joe ruin the heat. My people, I promise you, we ain't put no pressure on Fat Joe. Fat Joe does what he wants to do. - No, it was Salute to Fat Joe. - It was, it was Salute to Fat Joe. - You know what happened? - I wouldn't even hear. - There's always people come up here and you know. - Yeah, but you went in your little library recording room. - Mark, you didn't. - Mark go home and get in front of the Muslim flags, and that, and it's like with speedy and Britannica, whatever the fuck that is, you're like, "Oh, he bout to get in his bag, boy." - That proves his point, though. - With the beaty eyes. That proves his point early when he said that if you, I guess if you take a stance or something, right? If a people take a stance and make you change, he said that early about, you know, kind of proves his point. - Or some money behind a scene started looking funny, and now I'm out of my self-according. - I doubt that. - Or maybe Fat Joe learned to ever in his ways, and was like, you know what, I am going to do something different now, and at least try to say it less. - Or maybe he's fucking with it. Maybe he's trolling. Maybe he's having fun with it. Fat Joe is fun and makes jokes, you know what I mean? - He didn't say any of this, but the thing I appreciate about Fat Joe is that he didn't take none of that two serious. It was all love and jokes. - Listen. - And me ain't no play. - I made sure that. - Ask, ask a money by his comments. - Oh, and they was killing the money's comments? - No. - Fat Joe. - Oh. - What happened? - What did you say? - Fat Joe being here, comments, okay, he'll be a marketing troll then. He respects me. - Absolutely. - Oh shit. - I do want to tell, I do want to tell the celebrities out there that Z-Way show is not for everybody. - Woo. - And if you go up there, at this point, you're going up there at your own risk. - That's what I was like. - She was like shit. - She's turned, she's turned it up a bit this season. - She did. - She did. - And I love it. - I love Z-Way. - Absolutely love it. - I love her favorite shits. - But if you'd like to hear some clips from this. - From Wanda's shit? - Yeah, please do. - Do you know Jackie would show you go play? - Yeah. - No, I'm playing all of them. - What's Z-Way? - Oh, you know Z-Way. - She's serious. - You may not know Z-Way, but Z-Way used to do a show on Showtime, and she's not on Showtime now, but whoever she's used, she's absolutely great. - Look at her. - She allows comments to come on. I don't understand what she's saying. - She does interviews with all types of people that are very awkward interviews, typically. - You ever watch between two firms? - Yeah. - Is that California? - No, it's okay. I'll look at you. - You'll be able to quickly pick up what she's putting down when I play these clips. - Do you feel pressure to speak out on behalf of short women, or is it every Pips Creek for themselves? - Oh. - You know, five, two, that's short. 'Cause I know people like Quentin Bronson's I'm tired of Quentin Bronson, so they don't even have to speak out for the short people. The shortest one speaks out. Yes. Who else are you taller than? Um, I can't say Quentin. Yes, you did. Um, now, you identify as a lesbian. Tell me about the last man you dated and what did he do to turn you gay? Uh, I think I have a, uh, I think I saw the NDA. Oh, you did? I can understand why it would be triggering to think back to the last time you saw balls. Yeah. You know what? 'Cause it's the balls, really. 'Cause when you think about it, the pain is, it's, it's, you know, not the wrong way. I didn't really don't even need to hear from Wanda on. Okay. Just one again. Nice penis, I see. But it's, it's those balls. That's the problem. And it's, it, because they're. They're just, they're just, ugh. Wrinkly. Wrinkly. And you were the first black woman and first openly gay person to host the White House correspondence dinner in 2009. How would you describe today's political news cycle to Harriet Tubman? How? What? What? Um, I, I would just, maybe she asked her to take me with her. She didn't got Wanda about nine times. Maybe freedom, oh freedom, show me the way of freedom. Huh. Let's. So you turned down an offer to perform at Riyadh Comedy Festival? Did I turn it down? I didn't even know if I was offered. You weren't offered. I don't think so. Would you accept an offer? It's not, it's not. It's a money from Saudi Arabia. No, no, no, no. Absolutely not. No? Absolutely not. 12 million. Now, 40 million. Now. A hundred million. Now, I'm a black gay woman. What the hell am I? No. I like my head. On my body. It fits. Got her again. Let's go. Comedy Central ranked you 70 out of 100 greatest stand-ups of all time. 70. As the only black woman on the list, what message do you have for all the other unfunny women out there? 70. Oh, I don't like that list. Tim Allen ranked 48. Oh, this is bullshit. What could you learn from Tim Allen? What? This bullshit. She got on every one of these jokes actually. Thinking of children, you mentioned you have a white wife and two white twin children. You say, I'm black excellence. Uh-huh. Okay, I see what you try to do. Okay. I wasn't saying that I was -- it should be the fact that you're the only black person in your nuclear family. Damn. We can do that. I take care of white people. That's what I do. All right. Is that what you want me to say? Is that it? Yes. You hit at Miss Tubman. That's what I'm doing. She is fucking wander up in this room. I don't want to play it into it. I think one is playing. Yeah. She is playing it to her. I think one is playing it to her. That's one of my favorite shows. What's funny in your special you talk about how you spank one child. And when you spank that child, did you feel like where your ancestor smiling on you? Did you feel like this was payback for redlining? Like what was going through your body? Is this sick line of questioning? What? I think you have like a roots flashback moment with you. I have too many to count. Too many to count. Yeah. How many is that? About hundreds. Hundreds. One of the name five black friends. I'm not the name five black friends. Why not? Because I know I have too many black friends. It's a good one. I have too many black friends. You're free to paraphrase it in any way that you would like to communicate that auntie should pop their pussy. Please Miss Wanda, there are millions of people who look up to you. Go check out Wanda's sites on Z-Way to hear more from this. And just watch everything on all four uncomfortable exchanges. The Eric Adams one is another good one. There's a couple of them. Classic. Yeah, that's a classic. He was running back in real time. Yeah, he wasn't sharp enough to keep up. She was like, "Oh, does he just put me on?" No, she's killing me. She's killing me. She's killing me. Shout out to her. Shout out to her. Shout out to her. My favorite one might be the Eric Adams one. This one is up there too though. That was funny. You should. See you look at Tosh's foot. Hey you guys. How you doing? I knew I saved you. I hope that you're enjoying watching. And I wanted to thank everybody for all the support and all the love. And you know what? It's so funny you guys. I was reading something, honey. It's somebody I said I had a nose job. I never had a nose job. I've always had this nose, okay? But I do have new teeth and new titties, bowtocks and fillers. Ah, leave me alone. All right. What else needs our attention? I see. I meant to ask y'all. Does anybody have any thoughts about Doug Cole and Kanye? His dad? No, I missed that one. I didn't hear it in the text. What happened? Thanks daddy. Wait, wait, wait. No, no, no, that's very different from saying he's his dad. You call him daddy? Yes. Oh, that could be. I mean. No, I need context. He's not from Yonkers? No, he can't get that off. Yonkers really said that. I need to text you. Yeah, okay. Yeah, New York. Yeah. The text is. Young Doug says. Thank you for loving me, Dad. Dad. Okay. And then Kanye says. Thank you, family. I appreciate you so much. Love. Okay. Then it's dirt and I guilty. And then Doug says. Doug. And that's that's the part they were trying to show. Oh, okay. But we got to. But I was just glued on. That's, I'm trying to say all he is. He's so young. He is 35. I was 35. Yeah, he's like. You know how we be saying niggas and niggas sons in this game. I don't care. I'm trying to reach the point. I will quit, I will quit. I don't fuck it over. Question brings up. I got to Google how old he is. No. It's weird. It's weird. Or shit like that. Like I'm the mentor. But like, they like in the 20s. No, it's fair. And I'm. It's fair. - He's right. - Thank you, Flip. - He's right. - He's what he's calling Kanye his dad. - I was saying his dad, 'cause they are inspired by him. - I told you why I was looking. - Or how, you know, what they meant to them in their life. - Yeah. - Little Wayne called fucking baby daddy, nigga. - There you go. - Baby was, yeah, technically, he kinda was. - He adopted him. - And yes, adopted him. He's been his nigga life since he was six. - I didn't know he adopted him. - Are you in Mark's name? (laughing) - That it's totally normal for young Thug to call Kanye West dad. - Yes. - Like there's nothing weird about that. - I'm not saying yes, I'm saying I need a more information. - Yeah. - Well, now that you've heard it, thank you for loving me dad with a flaming heart emoji. - Well, see, to me, what made it seem interesting was Kanye's response. He didn't say you welcome son. He said you welcome family, which felt like, yeah, it might be a little too much for me. - Oh, I look at you like family. - I think that for Thug that I, I'm sorry. - I'm really weird, I didn't seem like, I didn't seem mutual, was all I'm saying. - I think for Thug that I'm trying for his life for two to three years, we don't know what Kanye has done to help him behind closed doors. So he might look at him like a father figure. - Yeah, and is that wrong with that? - Did he put semen in the egg? - So you saying that, so your stance that no nigga should call him a nigga daddy unless he was his father? - Where did the semen go to make the baby, come on. And then put center, come on, where did the semen go? Did he do that? - You could have non-biological dads, father figures. - I'm gonna say that. - If you got a OG that raised you and you need a biological father, you can still call him a father. - There's none y'all can say there's gonna make this make sense. - At all, sorry. - And it's okay sometimes, when we talk about wild shit to say. - Cash got a question? - Yo, I can't make sense of this. - I'm gonna give a little, a little, a little, a little. - I can't say that. - What more do you need to know? - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. - Maybe he been his big brother's mentor on the 20-year-old as much as dad. - Why, just 'cause you got a dad, why don't you don't got dad? - Mark. - Those niggas still shouldn't pick a niggah off the street and start calling them dad. - Didn't pick the niggah make graduation. He didn't pick a niggah off the street. - Mark, we picked the niggah make graduation. That means it's okay. - Man, that makes it alright. - Was it okay when the same young thug, was calling Rich Homie, Quant, Rest in Peace, Husband and Hubby? - I need more information. - I just can't use the fucking information. - What if they didn't? I don't know that situation I'm not with that one I don't know that situation if you joke and stop it nigga It's weird. Oh fucking baby and you niggas look like fucking widow What's going to do when a young pilot works with you says you cause you father or dad when what when a young pilot Who came up in the game who you meant to us as yo, yo, thanks pop. Is he texting it to me? Yes, what do you write? What do you do he shouldn't have a don't text me again You they got other words for that uncle. Oh gee, it's other. She's great I love okay, thank you for loving me damn what the fuck is young thought talking about probably trolling who knows That was trolling now it's Thank you. I know that you put so much in now There's no story mark. Thank you for loving me dad is the story Talk about you don't know what oh get the fuck out of here, which is shit. You don't know what What is trolling me? I am not he's not work is trolling Thank you for loving I think it's a weirdo These niggas are fucking weirdo. I slept. I salute the little weirdos make slaps. I'm not calling young You always do that cuz you defend all these weirdo niggas. Don't do that to me Don't don't defend me with no, but don't maybe you need a lot of Call your phone to change your stance nigga learn how to defend niggas. I defend you nigga fuck you talking about I'm not picking a nigga over here. I'm telling you. I don't niggas. I say that. I'm not picking them over nothing I'm gonna stay right here. We're just gonna quickly. I'm gonna argue with you Like that young I'm just saying don't call niggas. I'm saying that something you calling him a weirdo in my mind for you to have that much Fucking passion about saying it something must happen if I'm wrong. I'll shut the fuck up But nothing happened between me and young thug I just think that this is one of the weirdest things I ever seen It's one of the weirdest things I've been seen in hip hop and you niggas trying to make me look crazy for saying a man Does this look out of place? I need more information. You're a bitch. Oh Dad put the phone away. Come on. Come on. Come on pop niggas. It's full of little boy. He's so calling niggas dad What's your ever it's what you have to eat today? We make all kinds of rules. Oh My phone say look at you trying to get a joke. I'm not I mean you cool. We locked it I let you live for the, you know today That's a rule No, it didn't get me. I ain't trick me. What's the rule? No, Mark is tricking me Mark is trying to trick me to talk more shit about the young So you could clip it up and fucking Joe button while I was out. I think I came enough. I think I gave enough Yeah, we did great today. I'm gonna start out. It's called niggas. No, I'm not That's a lie. You niggas. It's fucking weirdos. Anyway, I think we did it I think we did we didn't we didn't we didn't we smoked we didn't talk about the enemies, but what should we call it clean up? We'll live We don't spend we talked about the blacks with one We talked about all the blacks who won't need me. Yeah, we're damn. Yeah, we did whole segment Before we end I do want to give freezes thoughts on that that That Tesla at the gas station and when he tried to get back in it Is it while the Tesla the gas station? No, now why was the Tesla the gas light and move the talk? Yeah, the the the the talk online is About Teslas and their ability to be put in drive their ability to go because he got in the car again We're talking about bloodhound 250 he got he got in the car There was a few seconds and it didn't move so now we have all these internet people saying When a Tesla will move whenever I move you got to put a card in you got to place a card here That's not true. You could turn that feature off and your phone collect you in down the young lady That was with him came out and said the car didn't go because he didn't have his seat belt on I mean that's what she said. I don't have a test. I don't know anything about Teslas Right there he knows He said you could turn the feature on Maybe he didn't have it said I I don't know if that was a rental car Which people are assuming because there was no tents on the window Then you maybe don't have all of the features locked in which it's all I know the functionality of the car It's where the car it could be shit that it could do you just don't know how to do it or you don't even know that exists Man listen, I mean when I had got my car. I ain't I I was at the car wash one time. I ain't know how to put the shit in neutral Like if you're not familiar to that certain the the newer Panels and all that shit the controls you might know how to move that more fucking true I see you watch and I'm doing this shit pushing buttons, but you had time. You could have said there for hours. I understand that you were You're right Why you said that like yeah, let me ask you I mean we got we got some good cooking with them right now I was trying to get it that neutral Yeah, yeah, I don't want more fuckers coming from me Another another genius idea from Joe that will be ridiculed and I will be judged for say, but How about you street niggas just don't use a Tesla for shit How about just get a nice reliable Car Yeah, the bulletproof escalating y'all if you knew they was on you Cuz y'all said that he he was basically in the store like he was in the convenience store got to drop on me Like there was a video so there's they had to drop on it. They had to drop He's in the convenience store do comes in the store wearing a Shai's the whole shit, but at a gas station that is known is one of them He's there at four in the morning five in the morning whatever time it was He goes in. He's seen some unsavory looking people coming in and out with the the Shai's the on He walks out. He says something to the security that the internet says is yo, do you have your gun on you security says no He calls his Tesla to pull up It pulls up the video shows him getting in it and then you see the old the murder Yeah, then they run up on the car and then the reddit investigators came out and found they found Every one of these already cuz they got the same clothes the same sneakers and the same underwear They had the same clothes on well and they and they showed them stalking they showed them at the gas station like they must have knew He was gonna be there and they went on live with each other and you know stuff like that Yep see the hero and to my knowledge and a guy I'm ending is That's a drill I've learned yes Come on, though, you said you just like what hats were yes, what's that? A body so do you so now do you hear that line my homie said he don't know how to pay me back so the next hat He catches for free. Do you hear that differently now? I hear all the hats stuff differently now stupid. I thought there was just a new error Yeah, I thought that line is from Drake's Shabank Should have said man, I don't say it's all they all plan that game, bro I'm talking that shit on the workers man resting piece to the young man to the young man into his family Let me ask and I'm good. No, I had a question. Do you walk outside and get in that Tesla? Do I walk outside and get in the Tesla? How to say you're young? No, yeah, not a back door. No, I'd be in the freezer section I mean if I'm playing living room armchair living room guy putting myself in the situation. I'm gonna walk out of the air and run and if he hit the door Like I'm running from the ring. I'm not getting a car. I'm not getting in the car Y'all gonna earn it immediately and you just better have good anger now he thinking I'm gonna get the car pulled up right in front of the joint So if he thinking I make to the car and pull out I get the thought in that moment. It's a horrible thought My nigga you have to get in the car Yeah, when you get in the car that allows somebody else to run the conversation there Well again from looking at it. I'm what you it look like Homeboy that came in and out of the store with the Shai steam He had eyes on him and that person was headed to a car pal walking jogging. Yeah, right? He ran over So he thought that that's where that was enough time for him. It was over there It was two other cars filled with He had no idea about and homeboy that got out popping first It looked like he knew how to use that He went right to the two hands. Yeah, he went to the shit He handled that that weapon yes a bunch it went off a bunch put it this way when when the scene photos and you know They put the little cones down by they was up in the fifties But the show casings, they was up there. - The report said 2000 shots got fired. I think that might have been a typo. - I think so too. - Maybe they meant 200. That's still a lot of, a lot of shots. - And then on how many niggas were shooting? - And again, and the young lady didn't get hit. - No, she got out the car ran. - She got out and ran around the front. - And in her jacket. - And by her account of it, while he was in the store, she's seeing people walking around the car. So she just had it looking shady from the jump. So she had her eyes on the shooter, even when he got out and came over. So she was telling a pill, pill, get out of here now, now, now. Man, it just wouldn't go. And that was his unborn child's mom. - You had a story, get sad, and some point, yeah. - At some point, we got to police our own. At some point, us as black people, we got to call to some sort of action. It's too much serious shit going on in the world for Kanye to be dead. Yes, yes, yes, we agree. - No, you got back there, that's no idea. - 'Cause we need more dead and fucking father figures and fucking parents, actually, that's what I was in. Well, I'm sorry, I was ending with father figure. George, that's what I was doing. - That's so crazy, and you always call me a bitch. - How am I bitch? - Finish your music, we gotta go. - You wanna say it? - Yeah. - Yeah. - You wanna fuck with George Michael? - I love George Michael. - N-Wam. - Little baby? - I was young. - Nigger when he came out, dirty and straight, sure. - I didn't know. - I thought he was straight. - Me too. - What did you think the other guy in Wam was doing? - Yo, win a win. - All right. - He wasn't gay. - Okay. - The other nigga wasn't gay. - Yeah. - Okay. (laughing) - What the fuck? - I hate me. I didn't just be coming up with them. But they both gay, y'all sonos. They were gay with each other. - Really? - This is better. - We were young when Wam was out, Mark. - Yeah, I was saying you should have knew the end. I was saying look back. - That sort of document, we had to talk about the nigga. - Mate, you know what? Let me not say that. - I don't know what he was. - Nah, I don't know. - You're not a bitch, George Michael just saw something in him. - Come on. - You know what I mean, okay, he started it in. - Oh my man, Jesus Mary and Joseph. (laughing) - Yo, this is I hope y'all enjoyed us bickering and arguing and debating and fighting. Hey, silly me, I thought this was like kind of a fight free show. We did our best anyway. - I don't want that. - Whatever fights happen, we're just natural fights. Not being orchestrated behind the scenes by Mark and myself. (laughing) - Like the fucking fan club. - I thought you pulled me into it. - It's the fans, it's not so, man. - You don't love it. - It's always me and Flick, me and it's me and Flick. (laughing) - Hey, it's me and Brandy. We both want to be down, man. - Listen, keep us to your bridge, Lord knows, we need to be there until the next time. ♪ Oh baby, I will be your father, baby ♪ ♪ We bitch you a dude farewell ♪ ♪ Adios Areva Dirti, I still a beast to artwork ♪ ♪ So long to buy or a simple head now will suffice ♪ ♪ Remember life is a series of moments and moments past ♪ ♪ So let's make this one last as if it's all we have ♪ ♪ Last but certainly not least, the baddies are insecure ♪ ♪ The stagnant women wanna travel ♪ ♪ When the clothes mind the women want you to teach them things ♪ ♪ Grab you a towel and all you might need at some point ♪ ♪ What's everybody got going on this week ♪ ♪ What's everybody got going on this week ♪ ♪ According to you, in the next day, you're on ♪ - All right, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work. - What do you think? - Chase and brand money, bro. - I ain't no that. - Again? - Again? - You're not gonna catch it. - Well, it's a new tenets at least. - It's not the same one, but it's-- - It better not be niggas slide, which you don't know. - Repeat offenders, but-- - Well, we going on the drill, man. - We just-- - It's just a testament to where the economy is. A lot of these things is fucked up. - Yeah. - No, I believe it. - That's fucked up. - We going on the drill. - Yeah. - You going right, I'm not doing nothing. - Oh, shoot. - That's back. - You crazy, you bitch! - We going on a drill. - They got that drill team, which you just-- - You're going right, he's going right before step one of his plans is execution. - Oh, for sure. - He's crazy, yeah, we're going to get gloves. - What? - Your phone. - What? - Yeah. - This guy's crazy. - And that's a bad plan already, if you're a drill with the brightest niggas to find. - You know, it's illuminates niggas. - We're going to see him. - Through the chase to your day, they're going to think, "Yeah, green eyes." - He'll green eyes in his chase, that's a fly piece of merch. That's a fly piece of merch, green eyes in his chase, I don't know if Eric Sermon will allow it, but that's fly. - They ain't going to come for us, but you can't do that, Eric Sermon. - All right, man, y'all hold it down. We got a food truck out front with a bunch of lobster coming up here, so we are about to end this. - I don't eat, I don't eat seafood. - I don't know. - I mean, why don't you say that before you go on the food? - You don't eat seafood anymore. - You can't, so this is real quick. - You don't eat seafood. - So why don't you go down and just go on a lobster on the truck? - But why don't you take your niggas off? - It's literally a lobster truck. - Oh, it's none but seafood. - Why do you fish, niggas? - Why do you go to the niggas? - That's seafood. - You eat fish? - Yeah. - But what are you doing, seafood? - I'm just not good at seafood. - Wait, I'm sorry. - No, y'all are teaching me something. - I don't think so. - No, now y'all are teaching me something. - Fish and I see food. - Fish isn't seafood? - It is, but that's not considered. - It's that shellfish. Fish and seafood. It's in the sea. What the fuck are we talking about? - Okay, the dad should go fly in there. You would be teaching me something. Come on, hey, call me stupid without calling me this. - It's seafood and I sell not shellfish. I stand corrected. - Yes, it's seafood. It's food in the sea. - Y'all just get the fuck out of here. - I have to double check for a second, like, hold on. - Okay, if you hit an allergy, I have to double check. No, because I'm thinking about allergies. - So you eat fish, just not certain seafood. - Shows like I don't eat fucking clams. - I eat fish on. - I probably eat fish. - Clams and shells and all of that shit. - You checked your mercury levels? - Oh, no, that was scary just now for a second. - Y'all why are you doing this? - I thought just Pa was in a lot of trouble. - What? - Why are you all the food without considering everybody else, now? - It's not my job to consider everybody else. - Send them the numbers. Feed yourself, bathe yourself. - What are you doing? - Clothes on yourself. - Look at your life, my responsibility. - Take care, no other grown men. - No way. - I got three kids, we're two and a half. - Salad to you. - Yeah, you know my son, nigga. - Salute. - Yeah, order something. Order that chicken, now you should. We already had the same palette. - You right, you right. You said no more, my name is-- - No, ask me now. - No, expect food for me. - I mean, I'm not beefin' nobody. - No, we now on the same page. - I said no more. - You eat, nigga. - Say no more, nigga. (crowd cheering) - We are my little, little, little. - So I do that, and then people think, I'm in a bear mood. I'm joking around. - I ain't joking around. - See you next week. - Good night, man. - Stop playing, I ain't gonna move. We didn't expect that for easy, right? They expect that, and they play it to it. Like they got like the popping message, and they get cut the strings. Boy, we're making our own chicken, right? (singing in foreign language) - The top feels so better than the bottom, whoa. - Hey, you so much better. - Oh, here you go, now. With your line, the top feel better than the bottom. - That's a shame. - All right, we got it, man. Just know there's enough lobster on the food truck for everybody that does eat lobster. - Oh shit. - Can you bring some, can we, chicken? (laughing) - On the seafood truck, actually, you know what I'm talking about? - Don't worry, hold up, we'll just button that. (singing in foreign language) - We don't know what the hell it is, though. - I ain't reviewing that. - A movie, shit. - Yes, yeah. - About the summer. - I thought we were. - Yes, we are. - I thought we'd get some music. - We are, we might be. - I'm pretty sure we're gonna get music, bro. - If it's just a movie, I'm drinkin' kiss my ass. - It's a movie with music. - It's some style track, I'm gonna be tired. - I'm gonna get it to it or something. - I don't think it's gonna be just a movie. All right, we shall see. (singing in foreign language) - I'm from the web in Nidioa. - It's the network. - Nidioa. - Nidioa. - Put it around the truck. - Got it. - Down the. (upbeat music)

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The podcast discusses the complexities of trust, communication, and boundaries in relationships, emphasizing that couples should have open conversations about where they are comfortable going together, especially in social or professional settings.
  2. Hosts highlight that personal relationships often involve emotional vulnerability, and decisions about shared activities—like attending conferences or dinners with exes—should be based on mutual respect and trust rather than assumptions or public pressure.
  3. A central theme is the importance of personal boundaries and emotional maturity, noting that public disputes over relationships, especially involving celebrities or artists, can be damaging and often reflect a lack of privacy or maturity in handling personal conflicts.

Summary:

The podcast explores the dynamics of trust, communication, and personal boundaries in relationships, using real-life scenarios to illustrate how couples navigate shared experiences, such as attending events or dining with former partners. Hosts emphasize that transparency and mutual agreement are essential—decisions about participation in social or professional settings should stem from open dialogue, not assumptions. The conversation touches on how public disputes, especially in celebrity relationships, often stem from a lack of privacy and emotional maturity.

While some participants express concern about the public exposure of personal conflicts, others stress that true maturity involves moving past old grievances and focusing on personal growth. The hosts acknowledge that relationships evolve, and while past experiences may inform current decisions, the core principle remains: trust must be built, tested, and maintained through honest communication. The discussion also highlights how artists and public figures face unique pressures when their personal lives become public, often leading to conflict.

Ultimately, the episode promotes a balanced view—recognizing the value of self-expression while advocating for respect, privacy, and emotional responsibility in personal relationships. The tone remains lighthearted and reflective, with humor used to ease tension, reinforcing that while conflict is inevitable, how it's managed defines the strength of a relationship.

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The podcast discusses boundaries like not allowing a partner to attend events with exes without consent, avoiding certain locations such as clubs or conferences alone, and establishing clear communication about comfort levels before engaging in social activities.

The hosts emphasize open communication, stating that partners should feel comfortable approaching each other about concerns or dislikes, and that trust is built through transparency rather than silence or avoidance.

No, the hosts explicitly discourage this, stating that such actions can breach trust and create insecurity, and that any such decision should only be made with full mutual agreement and understanding.

Trust is considered foundational, and the hosts stress that it must be tested through real-life situations, not just assumed. They believe true trust develops when partners are in vulnerable positions together, like attending events or sharing private moments.

They recommend addressing insecurities through open dialogue, self-reflection, and healthy habits like breathing exercises, rather than suppressing emotions or acting on them impulsively.

Personal history, such as past relationships or experiences with exes, is acknowledged as a factor in decisions about social interactions, with hosts emphasizing that trust and boundaries should be built on mutual understanding, not just past experiences.

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