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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. When I am saying that you are trying to join the bandwagon with them because you are seeing what is going on online, you are trying to join with them and get on flip, it is not going to work. I am not even on Twitter right now. But whatever is that, it is not going to work. Respectfully, let us be respectful to one another. Whatever happens, this neck will remain as white as it is. Yeah, well, I am going to choke the heat. I know, yeah, yeah, yeah, they need help. Look again. No, they all need help. They all need approval from each other. We just be laughing, because before that, I need approval. You feel like no one has done that for today. No time to be told to be happy. Yeah, we will stop y'all squint the internet. All you guys do is type flip when the internet and it will all come out. We can't talk about this. Hey, your Karen, Karen, we can't talk about the same thing. All right, you right. Karen, let me just talk about that. Just go to the internet and just say what language does Queen's Flip speak? That is all you got. Here we go. Cool. What's up y'all? How you doing? You feel great? How are you flip? I feel so good. Thanks for coming in. Yeah, of course. Man, this is what I do. You do a lot of other things too, though. So I mean, we got lucky. Yeah, we did on the road. But listen, it's not about that. The gig is for everyone. Every time I call him, he home. The gig is first. Well, I heard just Judy in the background. No, I don't watch the Judy. I'm not a camera like you. The back of the chair. Wait. The back of your head is see through. Yeah. Let's just keep going, guys. What does that mean? What does that mean? I mean, it's different. Lacey. Oh, it is a little lacey. It's like you got a lace back. It's like embroidery on there. Oh, I got you. You guys look good today, man. You look good every day. Thank you very much. I don't need your compliments right now. It's what I wish. I know you told you. Thank you very much. Talk. Talk. Talk with some bravado, boy. Everything looks good. Come here. You want to speak the same language today. Yeah. You know, I let that go. You had it. I was saving it for two. That got my notes too. That was a top five line. It was fire. I had because I was arguing with it to myself. Like, yo, come on, Niggas. Just hype with some niggas. They missed my point. However, the line was fire. I do think that you guys add sauce to it. You add, you put ketchup in this spaghetti. Yeah, I just want to be down with him. No, it was just funny. When a nigga old and he losing it, sometimes it's good to, to, to praise our old niggas and make the fun of this, I got it. I have no idea. Yeah, yeah. It's him. You never found it. This is our real. It's him boy. It's him boy. No, I don't want that brother. Brother sister. Although, we do feel a little bad because Joe's not with us. Fans probably. Yeah. About Joe, not being honest. Don't leave out free. For sure. Speak for yourselves. Well, do you feel, he does when he's here, he does stop the monologues. I am going to, I'm going to adopt that, adopt that rule with him. I'm talking to you. I'm with you. That's it. That's what this about. So to the audience five seconds before this motherfucker say here, I got a direction to let people talk. And I said, well, you know what, thanks for the reminder. And then the reminderer said, we've only been telling you for a year. I said, thanks again for being third. And now this nigga here to tell me face to face. You look nice. Yeah, they said kitty. They set you up. They did. It's telling you, yeah. What is the, what is the time? It's on the log day to day, nigga. I'm on the log day. Yeah. You just want to do a solo part today? I, I sure get. You're like, don't want to do one of the area. I ain't going to lie. We stopping that though. We got, we got a group text. I'm just about to lie. We stopping all that. Because you know, you answer your own questions and add on to ask yourself another question. You know how to answer fast enough. So I fill in. Thank you. You look nice. You look nice. You look nice. You look nice. What's that Britney Spears? Yeah. Britney Spears. Britney Spears. Britney Spears. Britney Spears. What inspired us outfit? I wanted to wear the pleated skirt. That was the start. That was the start. You want to pull out the boobs. Because you want to get them cough. Fault. Fault. I was a fault. I wasn't going for golf at all, but got that all. But you know, Fault is when you could really get jiggy and get dressed. You know, you can get jiggy in during the fall. Not me. You going to cuddle up on the couch? What is happening? You can't get all eyes on his day off your day off. He do that. She's gonna get it right. Oh, it's shout out to you boy. What do you expect for a raise again boy? I know you played a 52 fake out. I know you hold out quick. Um, anyway, what's up, Mark? Yeah, man. I'm just happy to see you on your day off, man. He do. I don't like you got to give you credit, though. For what? I fold. Quick. No, you did that fold. No, you tried to keep fighting back. No, I'm talking about. No, when they come to the business. Oh, yeah, I fold. He should have folded. I don't have it. Yeah. This don't. I'm not the one. And he sits right in your face too. Look at staring. Shaking his little leg, nigga. But you can swear. He know where he's. I do know you and I watch you. You think you know what you're talking about. Okay. What does the foot shape really mean, though, nigga? We sitting up here for 77 hours. What the fuck? Sometimes you can't do it like that. You can't look. You just had to use your hand. Move behind you by how you sit all y'all. Yes. So body language is important. Your body language. So when you start shaking your foot, you, you want to say some shit, but you're not ready to. Yeah. What should you do this? He's Guiring up. Oh, you get it up. Yeah, they want you to go. Let me ask you something. No, he's not. That's about why I asked you. So you saying it's a circulation thing. It's from sitting. And you got to get your shit. I am. I am. I don't think you're aware of it, though. But for sure, something when you want your shit, that might forget the shaking. Do you see the time with it's thing? He body something. He make that face. Yes. Hey, yo, what did my ball look? The king. Right there. You didn't party that. He's wet. He stood up. What time has said you? Let me ask you a question. What about my mom, Donnie, and what he's doing for the New York right now? And he turned your head. And we will slap you. Oh, nigga, you didn't body that you asked regular questions and just add the Attrics to make it so feel like you think you body. That's fine. It is fine. It is fine. It's fine. That's fine. I got here. Good bro. I don't want no shit. I can be boy. You got a nigga choked up in the street to my. I don't speak bitch. I don't play that in the street. I told you. Stop doing shit. We have the 15 outside. My whole girl called me. Hey, yo, why do you have these niggas playing with her? What did she say? She said, nigga, you know better than that one on one. I don't know what she said. She's bad. You know, you know, the question about it. I don't know. We're going to get to the show, y'all. The thing about it is that. Oh, man. It's good to two people. You have to go against me. And I And oh, my God. He missed second. My name is if you want to be down and set by them as well. Oh, my God. I got to go against me. When I'm saying to you, it's you know, I am. When I'm saying to you is that that was a fire line. I'm going to get you back. Period. Let's move on. I'm going to I feel a way about that. Because I'm at the reminder because you put me in positions to say things. And then you had your man right here. That was sitting here. He tried to hype you. You got to show your bad platonic friends. Like I think it's really playing with me. But I'm going to teach y'all all the lessons. I got something coming for y'all. And I'll leave that at that. I leave it at that. I don't know. Lyrically. I'm going to show him. We should address the elephant in the room. No, please. Because Joe's not here. Yeah. And he's trying to frame me. Hey, man, shout they try frame. No, they got a good point. You know, it's not a good case. I was like a week ago. So Joe was sick. Joe came to me. I knew something was wrong because Joe was the first person here. And when I got here, he wasn't here at all. Yeah. You know, I don't expect some people here because it's more outside. But like Joe get here at 10 30. He gets here before 10 when I'm here at 10 30 Joe's already here is what I should say. And he wasn't. And he came down like I don't like 11 36. Kaufman shit coming out his face. He's nasty. Yeah. And instead of just saying I got a cold Joe got to say Mark got everybody sick. Ice is also not here because he's sick. And who else has been sick here. Joe being every Walmart line, every strip club, every restaurant, all of a sudden. I'm not going to let you say that he was in the Walmart legs. No, Joe. He was in the burgdorf line. He was in this line. He was in the strip. It's got strong immune system. Do they. Yeah. They don't know. I'm just talking about it. But you want to know about that boy. You don't be inside there. You want to know about that. But you know this from the DM. I got a You know the city from Instagram. You don't be inside there, boy. He'll spend no money. That always pills. You don't get you that far, nigga. You hear me? Don't speak strip club language. You can't relate. You feel me. You were nerd man over here.
- You can't relate, you can't-- - Why don't go to New York? - You're not gonna go to New York? - Why can't I? - Yeah, I'm okay. I'm successful in a strip club. - You a nerd, man. - Got you. - Okay, all right. - That should be the next out and for all of us. - A strip club, right? - Yeah. - Yeah, that sounds like a really positive thing we could do with these younger together. - I mean, that's what the only thing we could all agree with. - Especially with the one girl that works here. Why would I want to see women get objectifying that way? - 'Cause-- - Pick me up at eight. - I'm like, I'm like, I'm the strip club. - No, I love the strip. Well, I've been in the strip club since I was like 18 because my cousin was a stripper and I would go with her with the 38 because they used to beat her up all the time. Shout the cherry, mom. - Did you ever consider doing it? - The owner asked me one time and I was fed already then. So I was like, you don't even have a big girl section. He was like, trust me, we have put your big ass in the back. And I was like, and I said no. And I'm so glad I did. 'Cause if I would've tried it then I would've been stuck in that life forever. 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You were now tuned in. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I don't believe in doing that because when I didn't have a drop got niggas ain't do that Welcome to the joke on podcast episode 969 brought to you by Fuel by powered by price fix price fix game you I am your host queens flip for today for today It's a no-button podcast. You know me. Yeah, the no-button podcast He get to do it. Excuse me part of the month last boys. Oh, we're just fucking change Potter to my discosy choke to my I mean yeah, yeah, I ain't gonna lie one little choking you get part of you from Philly you shouldn't go down this route I'm not one of niggas that you could pick on I'm not sure my right. There we go. Philadelphia's finest Lyskin hoax. Look like one of them Chinese K-pop people look at the legs out He ain't hot. I'm not gonna say that part you can the beautiful the luscious the luscious is great. Don't call me white girl What's up, baby girl? Hey guys, I feel I mean I always dreamed of doing the intro and this would have been the perfect time Oh, yeah, you should have bought your walkman like I've asked more than once and I have a set list of songs He didn't even have his own songs from the web in the area error. I would have had my own songs It would have went all-state property major figures, but whatever But what about you don't want you good? I guess all right got you a lot of tattoos out to her right Mr. Bookstore the doctor or doctors Not only the doctor of thug economics, but the doctor Yeah, thug economics because he he speaks thug Now only that mr. Educational mr. Ph.D. himself Mr. Hem of him doctor Mark Lamar Hey, I'm glad to see you. I'm happy to see you as well. You good? Yeah You look good. Thank you. Yeah, what's that saying your shirt? I'm gonna try to break it down This Ubuntu Ubuntu so that it's not acronym for anything. No, it's it's a it's an African expression. I am because we are That's nice. Oh, I like it. Collective. Just think we bother to do the day. I got you indeed. It's a his right Mr. Bick speaking The man with a million doors even if they got taken from him he ended up getting more Lyskin Holt ride eyes My man bumpy knuckles, and I'm not talking about that bumpy, but right-of-a-plus Own what I said Elizabeth said he's head over My man library I gotta remind them who who made him like that what I boy Made me like what what are you doing? I'm great, sir. You're so I'm feeling good, man. You look good. Thank you very much I appreciate that I appreciate that and you know El Mauer's finest one of the greatest engineers You know, we can't do without you the great engineer. We can't do it without you Huh, bring me to El Mauer. They're trying to get me out there because you know the whole New York version but I'm down with you Yeah, man, I've blocked my man. Piggity, pups In the building pose in the building Corey's over here trying to hand me the chain and we are here with each and every one of you guys I cannot do that I got to stand on what I got to stand on I love the people That's what I'm trying to figure out I thought about you today doing that. By the way, Tanners they find it here from remote Tanners they won't we love you. Here's the thing. I'm just trying to stand on something when it comes to that No, it don't even make no sense though. It does make sense. Why are you so stubborn? Listen, listen I don't want to make it about me against the people because the people do support this and they take it personal My thing is I'm just saying that the people did vote for me. I love you guys real talk because there was a lot Of words out there tricky words saying like flip wouldn't understand this but the people who liked you were the ones that voted for you Yeah, so that outweighs the hate however Yeah, no, I got that app and It's called Twitter. No, there's an app, but I got a program nigga that that comes to my email watch him I told you get your money. Oh shit. There's a pro anytime somebody says I'm disparaging by my name. It comes to me That's what his money's up. He was on spaces. You got a program to get anything somebody says nasty about you sent directly to you Just in case so just in case you miss it. Excuse me. You're like it's some special C.I. You should know just It's not Google alerts mark. No, it's not Google alerts. I heard what you said. It's not Google alerts. I got a device I can search my name and stuff come up initially it was Google alerts until there was a guy that did something and He ended up erasing all the negative stuff about him on the internet They they it was a program and he broke it down to me. I don't want to call his name because he was called doing something with
So he broke it down to me a this is the program that I use of where they're talking about it at So you it's a program you pay it's a couple of thousand dollars you put all the alerts on them with the name flip JBP Queens flip Flip the network it comes up and go some of my email so I would see Somebody saying something and it pops up. You like to dwell in the the hatred So you so so you pay for this service. I have yeah Program are ready. So just in case you miss anything you won't miss anything and it's said to you Yes, and you think that that's something that you should be doing Do you also get all the nice things that people say about you said, okay, well, you know what listen I'm in the ring We don't pay attention I think it's like literally swimming in negativity. Why would you do that? Well, such a bad idea. There's two types of people bad for your mental health I legit avoid people saying that about me. I don't I don't look at it You tell why but why would I look at it? Why I mean it's not a flip show right now. No, I'm just curious I will say this Whatever my reason is is for my my for my own reason. I can't I can't explain it I'm just saying that as far as the part of the mother, which I'm truly appreciative and the people have been Speaking about it. They've been complaining and they've been mad people been on fire No, they've been mad saying that you know why would you let all of us suffer because you being ignorant or why you the people that vote for you This is like a shot in our face because you're mad or highlight in the negative comments. I just felt like as I said It's just too many things were said at the moment. I'm just standing on my square But I'm truly appreciative. I have a surprise for people that said I'm part of the month I thank you. I love all you guys and I don't want to go back to that All right, what's the loop? If you went next month again, we will you change? No, no, okay, I think we never know Mark you're just a stubborn sometimes man. I'm just like crazy That's I mean, I don't think it's crazy to not wear but to get all the negative information and to just swim in it like that It's a little it's a little easy for it. It's a little crazy. Okay, we could talk about that later on in the show Yeah, cuz it's too negative. You got to think about what normal person what normal person knows what every single person thinks about them No, the only reason why we know what people think about us is because you get paid up saying our names Some people have a page full of shit. They don't make a dollar today. Say flip name and then they make money on their own So everybody everybody is not even driven by their true feelings because it's a money-making thing So if we in this game, this is what we do and because of that we get to hear what every single fucking person people that Just want to go viral just want to be funny. I don't think that it would that is healthy to look at that It's not a normal amount. So why would you look at it and this nigga making sure he don't miss a piece of it pays for it Yeah, that's I wish for you that you didn't look at that stuff because you shouldn't sorry if it's such a Mark, would you like sir? I think we should start with some prison news whole our favorite. I got like three I got like three things I want to talk about Can we start with Rikros though? Yeah, yeah sure only cuz it's the hot is the it's the newest one Yeah, they're the most important one, but it's the newest one Rick Ross was locked up Arrested charge with he was accused of battery. Yeah, he wasn't in there long No, but it was stuck a little bit though. I was curious about that. Why was he stuck? Stuck where it seemed like he didn't get in and out like normal rich people do I don't know who the fuck you are. That was crazy Might as she's already famous that just is already been viral. Oh, yeah for what yeah She was viral for recognizing the person in the gallery to be somebody she went to school with so it was like this Crazy moment like they knew each other from third grade. She was flexing a little bit. You know where you got Rikros in your court You don't know and you don't know it before it happened. Yeah, I would imagine that someone would at least brief her to who it may be I think even if she got brief what happened was the The defense attorney was like y'all know he's famous You know what I'm saying like yo, I think even if she did know now you saying yo, he famous in my courtroom is like The judge is trying to I mean the defense attorney was trying to say because he said like he's famous and he's wearing a big red jumpsuit And he's in PC and so it was almost like this is a dangerous It's a danger for him and for the person for the jail for him to be here So please get him out. Yeah, but she decided to I hate when judges do this when they like use as an opportunity to grandstand And she was like I have no idea who I've never heard of them And so I don't know what you mean to do. I'm a treatment basically. I'm a treatment like everybody she courted stuff Like I'm gonna give the same treatment everybody else get but it was like you have to you You especially on either do it because we all know that judges don't give everybody the same truth Of course stop fucking playing games bitch, and I think I think it was bought her attention prior to you know No, I mean so I think she already had in her mind what she was going to do. Yeah, yeah, what do you got? I don't think it $10,000? So you know, I'm saying she was My limit the first nigga I'm calling when okay, you notice my line right what 10,000 please If my bill was 30, I will leave you do I love you, but I will leave you to get out listen you got 10 no disrespect Yeah, I can afford to get burnt for 10. I'm saying you got to on it. So I just got scraped up Which cast member do you call first for Bill or do you call first? They didn't touch with somebody Joe Biden Joe what? I don't know Joe that well to know if he'll jump on it because the person you call from Joe has to get up early Not go to sleep. They got to be on all the calls. No, where you going know when to talk to them. I know Joe be up early I think Joe would bail him out. I think Joe would bill all of a sudden Not as quick. I would not call home and ask for Joe. I will come home and then the extra Joe. Who would you call? Mark? Who do you call other than Joe? Maybe that's a better question. That's a better question I might call you Mark You were in something. Yeah me marker is for me and only because I will call Mark or is cuz it's ain't going to phone Once I hear so a lot it's ain't gonna let me down. I don't want to forget freeze cuz freeze is super dependable and he's not here So he's dependable and awake freeze might think he can't wait cuz the white face cheat You brought the rules willingly. Oh, no, you got to sit buddy. I do have faith that he would call someone else that could help He'll be on it. I think he'll be on it. I agree with that flip. Who would you go? God forbid? I'm called Joe Jen I'm not I think I'm saying it how I want to say I'm calling Joe first. He's still got shout Joe up. Yeah, I do I mean you're looking over here like Joe was in the seat. He's not I know you looking for me was over there He was staying over there. He left he left. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, he left, sir Karen. I hate I'm calling it next And don't touch me again Mona. I'm calling it. I'm calling it. I could depend on it. Yeah, it's dependable. First year. That's true. He was last week Yeah, he did. Yeah, I'm calling it. It's the person. I'm calling. All right. All right. I'm not calling Mark. Nobody sent me you know You don't answer your phone Mona in fact. I don't even know if the phone that I had for you I've been texting Mona this whole weekend, bro. I think I do too, but I'm not positive I'll call him she'll call me a week later from a Go look at you She called me back a week later from a new number. That is a line. She got like five I think she was a booster compared she can't even get all like she sounds guy. Yeah, she doesn't answer the phone And this whole weekend. I was texting. Hey, where did anybody see Rick Ross's press conference because Despite the allegations, it is comedy. That was the best Yeah Camera like a movie shit you walk down that prison movie shit, and I'm we prayers to Jasmine. Hope she's okay I'm told in the innocent of these fabricated allegations made against him. I'll be in Dubai tomorrow Paris Saturday, and I plan on having a bowl of Rick at Tony. We're heavy marinara Sunday I'll repeat Rick at Tony Heavy marinara Rick are these you all for your time? Enjoy your day, yeah, sounds like that thing is an album intro Something that really happened in real life, and they say like Rick, Rick, no, but but Rick. I'll tell you one thing on that walk He he looked like he did it The first show's right neck stop it. No, you did it No, I ain't gonna say that. Oh, oh Rick, it's only on Sunday and lots of prayers to the Bible. Yeah Yeah, I hope she gets justice Whatever that is. I hope he gets justice. Whatever that is. Yeah, I agree With that play out in courts. Yeah, that's the course play out, but the speech was funny I mean my big enough his speech you think that we're going to offend anybody because you know
people feel like you guys are hyping this guy up. - Son, that shit was commented. - I think we left enough clarity that-- - Yeah. - And some people think that you're not supposed to laugh it. - If he did, he should be able to count him on him. - I don't like to laugh at negative stuff. I prefer to find something funny. - You know, he should be able to count him being in Dubai tomorrow. Paris on Saturday. - Yeah. - And I'm coming, the New York to have Rigatoni with a heavy marinara on Sunday. - He's so fun Sunday. - Sunday, not Sunday, Sunday. - Yeah, that is hilarious, got you. - We're speaking of protective custody. Can we talk about Diddy a little bit? - He back in the shoe, man. - That nigga out there, he, hold on real quick. My man, Wally, let me just get straight to it. - I'll fuck me. - He check his shit in there. I saw the picture of him. He got the muscles and all that. - I think he got it soon. - He might have took a shot at it. - Yeah, this nigga is putting hands and feet on nicks. They got a screenshot of him fighting in prison. - It looked like you, the other, yeah. - So, that strike too, sis. - I'm sorry, probably. - Just so people know, this story started like a few days ago when it was reported that Diddy was getting the VIP treatment in prison. - Yeah, the sizes, cell phones, yeah, this much. - They said that he was getting massages from one of the, from dude, one of the incarcerated people. - Nothing wrong with that? - Fancy meals. - There's no male massages. - Nothing wrong with that option. - Like the Lord did, he did learn. - People get male male massages outside of prison. - Yeah. - You want a strong hand. - To tell you what that, yeah. You want me to somebody dig in there. - I bet he do want a strong hand in there. - He was also getting contraband booze allegedly. - Had a seat. - Specifically this. - Yeah, he had a drink, no mad dog, 2020, no cheap shit. - He was getting, he opened the VSOP at least. - Yes, he gets room service every day. Like he gets cleaning service. So every day, other incarcerated people come and clean his toilet, make his bed. - Yeah, but you was, yeah. - I don't know what that means. - You were like an authority figure. You weren't like paying people off. - I pay people to clean my room. - How much? - Yeah. - Like food. - I pay people to wax my floors. I pay this girl to do my floors. - Wax your floors? - Yeah, I see my floors wax. Cause like in prison at the time, that was a sign that you having some shit and get your floors super shiny over everybody else. - How did they wax it? - They would steal the wax and bring the buffer in it motherfuckers. - Stop. - But you just pay people in food. - You just pay people in food? - Food is money in jail, baby. - No, I don't understand his money. - When I'm saying that. - Did he was paying people real money? - He has cash in prison? - He had people on the outside putting money on people books on the outside. - Yeah, okay, it's similar. - Everybody does that. - Everybody does that though. But my nails, my room, my chicken iron, my clothes being washed, I pay for all of them. - How much is that worth? - It depends back then. I can't say you haven't been jailing 10 years. Like, I don't know. - Yo, it was like, come out, 10 hours from now. - I think we have a niggas wash, they draw all types of things. - How much is the floor? That seems like a laborious job, Wax. - Mind you, prison floor. - You wanna smoke no ports? - Listen, let me really explain it to you. First of all, the gels that I was in, the girls usually worked. So that girl that's buffing the floor, got the wax. She's buffing the floors downstairs too. You filmed saying it? - Oh, okay. So it was just a stop. Another stop in the floor, buffing. - Right, now, and we also use that wax for pedicures and manicures. So I kept my nails on my toes done with the same wax. - That's right. - Yeah, but to answer your question, the person that washes clothes already has that price. I'm sure they're gonna wax puff because it's more expensive. But that person is washing everybody on the unit. That's his hustle. The braider, the hair wash, or the nail door. - But he's getting waxed. He's getting, um. - He's not getting waxed. - Stop playing. - Yeah, let me finish, let me finish. He's getting specialty meals made. - Yeah. - That's normal, bro. - It's normal, but it's not normal. - It's normal, but in person, I'm a certain level of status and wealth in a gel. - Yeah. - The Mops, the Niggas in the '70s, '80s, '90s, 2000s. They had special treatments. - Hey, Omar, you surprised me. - When you got street Niggas, yo. - No, you're right. You surprised me. What time, tell you what Lil Wayne was doing in the Niggas? - No, one of my Niggas, from my hood, they said when they went in that Niggas cell, he was locked up for two weeks. That Niggah had Air Force wants to the seal. - Wait, right. - Like, yo, you wanna pair sneakers? And was giving Niggas some ride away. - And this is the thing, right? It's like. - Niggas Wayne. - Wayne was fucking in there, yo. C.O.s, they giving him anything, he was fucking still. Be clear, he's still Sean Combe, for sure. - That's what I'm saying, I feel like, 'cause there's a difference in, when he talking about with the mob and they got, you know, the big deal shit versus somebody like me, but period, it's a status quo thing. So I remember when I was in jail to make sure, 'cause spend was two, 15 a week. I spent that max every week. So I had a whole bunch of stupid shit. That's what I, you, to get around. - That's part of it. - That was the currency. - That is my case. - Well, he, apparently according to reports, he's taking it to another level, 'cause between the alcohol, he's getting access to some kind of pill. - Mind altering antidepressants was the poll, I believe. - Yes, mind altering antidepressants. - You know what it is, it's well-butron. That's what it is. Well-butron is like exocene. - I'm glad we have a prison inside. - Yeah, if you would take, if you would take a well-butron, and you've been in jail for so much, it gives you a mildly ecstasy type of feel. - So we were, honey. - Oh, she really didn't know. But you know what I'm saying. - That's what I'm saying. - Well-butron is a thing in the feds, like, for sure. So when they, and they talk about the presses, that's really exactly what they're talking about. But with, did he, the funny part is to me, no matter how high he living, when people get crazy, he'd go right there with the niggas. - Yeah, no, no, no, no, no. - Like, how do you know what it is? - Like, I'm with it. - Oh yeah, no, he definitely not know, suckers. - I'm gonna jail, become no saint. You gotta go to the whole least once. - I can't imagine getting, like, lit in jail. It's the most fun though. - What? - Getting, like, lit, like, getting drunk, getting fucked up off, fucking antidepressants. - So, the weed in jail sucked, getting drunk in jail was fun. The smoke of weed in jail sucked, the paranoia was not worth it. - Did you have, like, homemade wine, or did you drink, like, - We'd be at the home age shit. I never drunk, I never drunk. - Yeah, she had a V.S.O.P., like, yeah, yeah. - That's what I'm seeing. It's a difference when he told my mobs, he's on puff daddy than us. But we still paid later, made the liquor to make it. And the thing about that, jail hooch is stink so bad. - Don't they make it, like, it's old fruit, is shit. - Yeah, don't they make it a toilet? - Well, that own counterparts. That, a lot of shit get done in it. So, I used to talk in the toilet. - Huh. - I talked to other inmates in the toilet. - Yeah. - And I fished in the toilet, too. - I'm sorry? - I used to fish. - Okay. - The guy's above me. - You got to say more. - The guy's, okay, Twitter people at home, turn on Netflix gelbers. Netflix has a show called gelbers and they fish in there. But, the guy above us, the guy was in Lego Island County. The guys above us were on work release. So, they got to go out. So, they had weed and lighters and shit. We'd be talking to him, we boyfriend and girlfriend. You emptied all the water from the bowl. - You were in a co-edger? - Yeah, most of the jobs I was in was boy and girl. Most of 'em. - Interesting. - You take a sheet. - You're giving that little snatch out? - You shut up. You ripped the sheets up, right? - Nah. - You want your sheet to be like this thing. You tie it to it. - Put it solid. - A state comb, the real thin bristles. And you y'all both flush at the same time. The idea is for the two coms, the connect, or the comb, the connect with the sheet. Once you got a line and you tuck it back up, for if you could put anything on the line and pass it to each other. - Oh, okay. - And sometimes. - You know what the thing is? - It's a genius, bro. - And sometimes it's shit on the line, it's a toilet. So sometimes you're fishing and you bring a lot with Duky on it, yes. But you, we gloves up and off. - Still getting that weed. - What? - Why don't you get shit off and rollin' that shit out? - What? Why do we bad to tobacco? You're gonna make a thousand off. That's really where the money is selling cigarettes. Boy, yeah, I fish. - What a bad news for Ditty is they crack down on 'em. Remember, the reason we noticed, 'cause one of the people who was locked up with him, who said he was drinking with puff, snitched. He told TMZ, I don't know, I don't think he told the police. I think he just told TMZ. - TMZ paid a lot of money for those things. - TMZ paid 'em for that story. And now it came out and so the prison is cracking down and as recently, he's in segregated housing, he's in the shooting right now because of the report. So somebody snitched, 'cause they probably was mad about something. - No, TMZ paid 'em. - Well, yeah. - I think it was that nigga, he beat up a nigga on camera. He was choking a nigga on camera. - I just saw the pictures today, you got a flashback. - I didn't get choked, bro. I didn't get choked, but you know what? I agree with you, Ish. And I agree with Mona. I mean, there's a lot of things that's happening here, but also puff is puff. A lot of people look at puff and thought he was sweet. They think he's sweet. You know, regardless, he's not at all. Puff was smacking niggas outside. He was punching niggas in the face. And I'm pretty sure that he would go in there and act the same way. He just one of them niggas that is in him. And I'm not trying to big it up 'cause he's in there for what he's in there for, but it's in him. He got the dog in him. - Oh, okay. - And yeah, that's what I mean. - No, no, no, no, no. - Hey, yo, you gotta stop that. - Can I have a listen? - I thought you were talking about that. - I'm gonna throw a side of the presence or the high-density. - Yeah, yeah. - And his release date got pushed. He had gotten pushed up again. Like, his recent is like three weeks goes. So like, I think January, 2020, something like that. - After this, and probably we'll go back the other way. - 'Cause he losing good days. - He losing all his good time, yeah. - Yeah, good days is like 10 on him. - I think, if he's in second grade of housing, what I've heard is they went in the cell already and found shit that they should. They found contraband. 'Cause you won't know if you find a Hennessy. There's no way they explain you, a Hennessy in your cell phone. - But you're not keeping them good days. - Oh, yeah, he has a cell phone. - Oh, that's something. They found a cell phone when he was looking at new pics. - Cell phones, cell phones. - I mean, that makes sense. - What kind of new picture? - Of women. - That makes sense. - Apparently, ex-girlfriend was, - I would try to jerk myself into a way too. - Oh, I would be. - What? - I'm like, you're missing a finger by the time I get it. - The old masturbation is not allowed in most prisons. It's not allowed. It's not allowed to masturbate. You are not allowed. That's a ticket. You can go to a home, get in court. - Really? - Yes. You can go to the home for jerk, you know? - I feel like it's to be encouraged. - Is that good? 'Cause you got all that testosterone. - Is that a bug? - Is that a bug? - What I'm saying? You got all that shit built? Is that? You like get it out? - Is that a bug? - Got it. - What I'm gonna say is that it's gonna be angry. - Like I'm saying, instead of them fucking almost, I do.
- You speak bitch, you get out of my mouth. - System Mary Clarence, I got you. I got you. - I'm not trying to make fun of you. - You trying to be down when Nick is like, I did that's corny, he like, you want it. - I really want it. - You want it, him too, like, uh. - I really want to address it because the thing about it. - Look, look, look, look, look. - Before you get to it, hold on, hold on, hold on, give me a second. Two seconds, 'cause you did it. Before you get into it, I got you. Mark, you should know from a medical perspective. - He's not a medical doctor. - I got him, I got him, he looks, I mean, he goes out to get, he goes out to get his rage out. I mean, he goes fighting before he comes to the bar. - Oh, okay. - He does a lot of stuff. - So you should know from a medical standpoint that masturbation is healthy. It releases, whatever it releases. So I think it should be in coverage in prison. 'Cause all the niggas would just be have all I should build them and kill each other. - It's tough though, it's think about. I mean, I think it's one of those things that everyone knows happens. The state, to me, loves to make something illegal but let you do it. And then whenever they want to selectively jump in, they can be like, oh yeah, he was masturbating in itself, doing loot conduct in the cell. But if you think about it, you're sharing a very small space with somebody. It's kind of hard to just authorize pulling your dick out and jerking it. - Ah, eat when you do it. - Me, you lived in a room, you know what, by whatever, 10 by 10, whatever. I mean, you wouldn't want me to just, I wouldn't want you to just do that. - If you want to talk-- - I'm going to fall asleep a lot. And I will get one in when one of 'em man says, "You fall asleep in the middle of contact." He's got that book and the glass is there like this. I'm going to try my motherfuckin' chains, but if one of 'em-- - How you wanna top bump? Man. - What bunker you want? - I don't care, what bunker. - It's gonna be shaky 'cause I'm later on. - Well, pussy's at the top, we're only 'cause at the bottom. - I'm letting my shit go again. - Is that how it goes? - Yes. - What if you're tough and you like the top bump? - But that's the thing. 'Cause you know you're tough, so you can pick the like it. - I see. - But technically, the pussy take the top 'cause nobody wants the top. Niggas fight over that top. - I love that. - Or a seizure condition. - I love the amount of jail expertise we had. - It's really crazy. - It's really crazy. - And obviously right now, I'm the only one in here. - I'm still stuck at the two coves meeting in the toilet. - I wanted to keep going, but the balls get the burn. - This is science. And it's really cool when you think about it. - Well, we heard you the first time. It's like you got the blood on it. - You let he-- - The jail person. - He does something little, that's for-- - That's not no. - And it went viral when they put it on jailbirds on that flip. It went viral when they watch people in the county do it. But let's address flip. This is my problem. - I wanna dress me. - Flip through all of them jabs, right? He's like, oh, you like to suck up and all that. To be honest, guys, it's not about sucking up for me. It's about, I will tease flip for the rest of my life. Me and Flip can be in wheelchairs, both gray hair. I have 50 for Flip, for the rest of his life. - You don't matter what-- - I got started, though. - Exactly. - I don't want any problems with you, guys. - And if it is, bro, don't fix it. - I don't want any problems with you, bro. - He gives that you know how to play, 'cause we're just playing, guys. - I don't want to play with anybody. - Like, even the other day when he went-- - Why is mouth dry? - Yo. - Yo, it's whole fucking mouth dry. - You know what it is, listen. - Don't flip, take shit so serious. - I think it's a lot of these cases. A lot of people can do it. A lot of people got bully day whole life. Pay attention. A lot of people got bully day. - I think that the people that think that they got bullied. So what it is, if they see something-- - Put a nose on that bullet. - If it's group thinking, if they see a bunch of people getting on one person and the people say, oh, he lost, they think they can hop on. But you can't. - 'Cause I got you ever fished something out of a toilet? - Never. I don't know why you interested in that. - 'Cause it's amazing. - I think it was fire, but we heard it the first time. Yo, I got the gloves and locked in. It's the most-- - I was amazed. - But you're basically calling everyone pussy, and she fished things out of a cold. Please, my nigga, I ran my mother-fuckin' tear apart. - And she had someone, never heard of it. - Waps on her floor. - Eddie Parks, I came into account and said, we watching the VH1 White bitches, and I made 'em turn on B.C. Parks. - And it's a sister. Why are you talking to us like that? You look like one of us. (laughing) You're like one of us. What's your name, Tommy? Rebecca? - This is my nigga. - Rebecca? - Also, no, but you know what, we masses as a prize of really intervention. You need to calm the fuck down. Your swimming and negativity is too much. It's driving you crazy. We love you. We just be slow. - Let's get to the show. - We're at the show. The title of this show is "Fixed Blue." - Well, I'll do it. - 'Cause you let her do that shit, and I'm looking at you to move on, and you let her do that. - You too. - I know. - Oh shit. (laughing) - And we all got bullied. (laughing) - No it's, it's something like this. - Mark, and you're looking to be in the park. It's like, well, I'm telling us about jail again. (laughing) - Also, I'm always saying what we all want to say. We love you and you need to calm the fuck down. - I got you, ma'am. - You're okay. - You're in the same space. When I make money, it's because I love my friend. - I love you too, ma'am. - My friend. - Can I tell another jail story, a few more jail stories? - Yeah, we got a couple more jail stories. - There's more jail? - Well, Tori Lane's going on tour. - Oh shit. - Yes. - Yes. - Do tell. - Well, he did a show already. There's a show that happened in New York, a sold out show in New York, at Tori Lane's show. - At a venue. - At a venue. - At a five hour listening experience. - Yes. - It's called Tori Lane's and Friends. It's basically the idea, and even though he obviously won't be there himself. - He calls in them. - Yeah, which is the interesting part. - I think A-Buggy performed, Cacheco Bank performed. - Oh, sure. - There were a couple performances that were there. I don't know how they pulled it off. It was packed to the wall. - Amazing. - This is more prison ingenuity to me. - Yeah. - Yeah. - This was fucking crazy. - He's been putting on a master class. It's just circumventing his current circumstances. - Yeah. - I just don't want some. - Y'all okay with this? - Of course. Why not, Mark? - We have more people in jail than anybody else in the world. So it's like the fact that we sitting here talking about people being so creative from jail, duh, we get locked up more than anybody else. So you and other folks won't figure some shit out. - I'm struggling with it. - If you weren't allowed to do it, or if he was breaking some kind of rule, he would be, it would be shut down on us. - Sex. - So he has to be within the legal grounds. The one thing I hate about this country is, he gets to the trouble. First of all, the court of public opinion, some people for the rest of their life won't believe it. Whatever, you know, he convicted of, he did, right? - I'm under the-- - I'm one of those people. - Me too. - He's guilty as well. But you serve your time. - But that's the problem. - You do what you gotta do, right? Why is it that he can't do this from jail? He's serving his fucking bed. You can't make money. - That's his legal. - It's legal. - It's legal. - I'm what you, if he is operating within all legal guidelines, and he's still paying his debt to society that was given to him, I don't think that his ability to make money, or his ability, again, to work within those confines, should be taken away from him. - I don't think it's not gonna be. - What's your problem? - Mark, mark, mark, mark. And I know what you're gonna say, but I want you to say it. However, I think that it's kind of, you confuse me with that, right? I think that even when it comes to like, people in jail are killing it. As long as they don't make money, 'cause they did such a heinous crime, you're fine when they're safe, they were totally lame. - That's not my position. Because you said that, so why would you say that? - But I'm saying the same thing, I'm saying the same thing. - My position, well, the Arquette thing is a little different because the issue, Arquette was- - All right, so that was- - Arquette was your position, well, Arquette. You didn't want him to make money? - No, just, I'm gonna tell you one position. - Okay. - The issue Arquette was, there was a time where he was, where I didn't want people to make money out of prison, because he literally had women locked up in the crib, and I felt like he was running a compound of people there, and I felt like the money we were giving him, 'cause he was popped, he didn't have a lot of liquid cash, and a lot of the money we were giving him was allowing him to fund the shit that was happening in that crib. So for me, it was about, I didn't want to be a part of that. I believe that people incarcerated have a right to make money. If anything, I think people incarcerated aren't paid enough. I wrote a book with Moumia Abu Jamal, who's on Dev Road. - Prima me. - And I give him 100% of the profits. I don't even, I don't even, I don't take a dollar. I think I've lost money in those books because- - So I'm not the person to say people in prison shouldn't make money. The only thing that I struggle with, it's not a legal thing. I think prison's rights all the way. I struggle at the personal level when I watch somebody who I think is moving in a way that I don't like, make money without acknowledgement of what they did. - Okay. - I'm not saying he shouldn't have a right to do it. I'm just saying I personally wouldn't want to support it because I don't like it, but I think people have a right to support it. And he has a right to make it. - You said that, you're saying the fact that he's still saying that he's innocent and dumb down and he didn't do it. - And I believe he's guilty. - So I think so. I don't want to support it. But people who like him should have a right to do it. Again, and there's a lot of people that think Tobi Lane's innocent. - Yeah, yeah. - And that's what I said. - Whatever it is. - It's a type, it's a type. - Yes, it is. - It's a fucking type. - Yes, it is. - And I would like to announce- - There's a type of people- - It's a type of male, they think Tobi Lane's innocent. - It's a type and this is, and I'm not going to break it down, but what I will say is, it's become one of those sugar things. Like, we on the date, or we talk, and that shit come up, if you mention that, deals over for me. 'Cause the fact that you're even still worried about this shit that you bring it up in the conversation with somebody you want to date on, you or if you fit that type. There is definitely a type of male that, not only is this nigga still bringing up this shit, like it just happened. He's screaming and yelling about the facts and the evidence that he picked up on Facebook. - I feel that, if you're passionate about it, he is a fucking type, passionate, or even at the barbershop. The case over, the snickers in jail and found guilty. Why are you yelling, rain? It's a type. It's a fucking type, for sure. And you fit it, I ain't going to point no things. - So there's a type of man that, if you think Tobi Lane is innocent, I mean, you point at me in the edge, got it. Listen, I mean, we see. Here's the thing, there's some people that think Tobi Lane is innocent. And there's some people that think that he's innocent. I do. I think I think that he's innocent based off of the evidence that was presented that I've seen I think that when they talk about fragments and what's in her foot and all that so I mean we can get a lot of that was fake Those fake news that's that no, it's not true a lot of what a lot of a lot of reports on the internet with things that weren't actually true So you have the real news? No, I'm saying anybody the court and the court documents I'm just saying a lot of things I'm not even talking about you in particular I'm just saying a lot of the facts that people present on social media people accept this facts They were never real. Yeah, they weren't ever real in the first place. They never were reporting court This is all Facebook is just Facebook stuff flip. Yeah But my point isn't about the who's right who's wrong between Troy at this moment is more just saying I think under your theory you're saying that if he oh If he said yo, I did these things He should be entitled to make money Remember I started with everybody's entitled to it's just me at a personal what I don't talk about from your personal I was saying if he took accountability and said yo, I did these things. Yeah, then you will feel different I feel I would feel much differently. Yeah, I would feel much different Especially when there is a living breathing victim in the case who's already came I said it's up to she went through one type of hate she got so yeah That makes sense to me when you say at a personal level if you would feel better about it if he was more open with if he was Fuck with that like if he was You know more up up front with you know being apologetic But he's not apologetic because he's gonna always say he's innocent because that's what he feels that he is or he doesn't feel like that He once again, yeah, whatever whatever I'm starting to get found guilty for what you say you got found guilty for He's not found guilty for shooting make the stallion. Let's just be clear. That's not what he's found guilty for Yeah, but that's kind of a distinction. That's not what he's found guilty for you can't have caveats. He was not a I never said he was good. All right, so let's keep it on that you she said he was found guilty mark He wasn't not found official charge what was the official charge reckless in danger with a firearm or something? Yeah, that's a fucking shoot and what are we talking about? The day's where the firearm is shooting the gun. I think he got in charge first wreck it shooting the gun in the air Okay, I never said what he got charged. Well, I didn't know that's the thing He was charge. He was the three felony charges assault with the semi-automatic firearm Discharging a firearm with gross negligence and carrying a loaded unregistered firearm in a vehicle So because we always say he wasn't charged with this this or that the point is for these things to be If these charges are accurate, then it still presumes that he shot her. He fucking should listen Please and that's the thing because the same type They get really aggressive works. I mean it turns into a thing. So let's just move But again, I yeah, I would hate to upset anybody, but again I want people incarcerated to be able to do this and just to wrap this up If you look at what people in prison are actually paid per hour for the labor they do inside A prison you will understand why anybody not just toy lanes, but anybody would want to do something outside of prison Sometimes you would pay 20 cents an hour 30 cents an hour. Yeah, you don't want to know how much I mean Please tell a dollar sixty three. I had the highest paid job in the feds. I was the picture girl What's that mean like at the visits? I took a picture. Oh, okay, and you know why people love me the most why because I always let you like Grind on your bitch or like grab her cities and shit before it was time to take a picture So I will hold the camera like this act like I was posing whole time you did basically getting jerked off And then I'm like come on y'all come on y'all and one time I got in trouble because I snapped too fast and this girl had a handful of dick And it was like you didn't see that and I was like oh my god. I told them stop touching There you go. That's worth more than $63. I Think that you should put together a Polio of your your your your works. I don't have the pictures. You're a visual artist. They didn't let me keep him I just delivered them and took them in the jail. That doesn't seem fair. It's not your intellectual property. Oh my god Parks, I'm a we're gonna reach out to them together. Listen to it. Yeah, fuck that. Oh my god. The state if you got your picture taken FTC $2000, $2009. Oh man. Yeah, I feel it. Yeah This is a great time. We gotta pop it out Joe Moore. No, no, no, we don't we don't we don't we don't I think we do you don't respect Authority you Yeah, he came in here with some Bosch is your just peeping this is what happened Mona Joe came in sick Okay, and he was I he was gonna come on the mic sick as it was it was just me parks and it shit the time and I was like I don't want I don't think she come I Can't remember I'm not a rat He's trying to rally who the fuck is he talking? This was early. This was early You call me at 11 30 something boy I was here. Yo, but I was here Anyway, and so I called Mona I called flip because I said we need another voice and he said Well, I don't need likes your money in spark. Oh my god. Yeah, so I hit him up try to look out for him And now he coming in like he running the ship yeah, like with the fuck Anyway, I surpass you this month. Yeah, when they come to find it. I don't think you did who's got no, I did you Well, the last time you for September I surpassed I double did one you showed me for September The not the 28. I showed you on the 15. Not the 20. Yeah, nobody I surpassed him You telling the number of the money that the man It's on the internet. No, that's not that's a different number. That's a different number the 28 that he posted is from him. Yes He showed it. That's what all I was all his bro. Yeah, but I double that. Okay, okay, we think I would you think I did in September 40 40 Pass that 40 here's the difference though His due motivated me I'm glad I got you to do something and don't say nothing insults. I'm proud of you. I don't talk to go different the different I'm not listen to my money. I'm aggressively I just paid you I just paid you you didn't by this side. You know, do you have a hard time getting paid in general? He don't pay you the real business on negotiation with him. I just think you know, come on. You don't want to expose what's going on You really need all of it. Thank you. Yeah, that's cool. Let's keep it. Yeah. Oh, are you voting the bread? No? Yes, if you know the money out you need to loan me some money. That's crazy. I ain't long. You know, I'm about to expose it No money. We're gonna have to take it out. I don't have to we go bro. That's crazy I can't. I want to know what's going on. Okay. Hey, does anybody want to me? I was I'll be talking. We'll just put on a table. Get it from you It'll make it's way. You know, I'm really far from Ju said my man I like them. I'm already peaked because you know, I cook Definitely I ain't gonna hold you. You know what? I'm thinking maybe once a month if you guys don't Define you guys when you say don't piss you off because I feel like half the room always pisses you off Go to we paid you to cook. No, it's not even at y'all pay me, but I just I did think it was really cool There's some of y'all winning your pockets give me some money because I pay for it all by myself I think Joey gave me money, but he didn't have change. That's his hustle. I don't think you And I'm down to fun the the next one depending on what we're eating obviously We do a little pools of Maddie Kino is I think his business is defunct now where we got put mesh on the collard greens Fingers and the niggas. He's supposed to be served to y'all that's y'all not supposed to be free fall and that's the problem You try to get a man. Go ahead girl. I'm sure I'm supposed to serve these kids. No. Listen. Don't you got a man? No first of all, don't you mother I'm just I'm just throwing at the room. I'm throwing at the room. He dumped it Can you please stop? No job is hard enough. I do not want that this one I can't that you got a man. Oh my god Niggas and niggas and that's what you do that's why you're not answering the phone. I don't have a me Don't touch me. Mark has never been introduced to the wife. I've met him twice Mona what Well, I introduce her no, I met him you didn't he was sitting there right here. I'm like, who is this nigga? He's open to show it up. I can see
[Laughter] Because they didn't leave us for that. I know, man. That is hilarious. The white man has spoken. Because the white man is being biased for white people I'm seeing. I'm losing my eyes. I know as he keeps looking at bias. And getting you to talk. So let's stop that. First and foremost, your name specifically doesn't want help. Yeah, that thing was in love too. She is beautiful. I'll stop. You know what it is, too? Especially because he's about to take it somewhere else. What time is it for? What time is it for? Give me a second, please. I was speaking to Mona on the phone when she had her crib. We were talking, we were talking business. She said, "Flipp call me back." She made up an excuse to say, "You call me back at this time." I might be under the eyelash. And my eyes will be glued. So I may not be able to pick up something. But I still knew something was up. Oh my god. Now it's time for our favorite point of the show. Price picks. All right. 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Price picks. Run your game. No. Only on price picks. Thank you. Run your game. Thank you. That was good. Thanks. What's up? Big mark. They didn't let you do the read. No, you know, I don't know. They didn't let me do the read. What's up? Like people have a sense of entitlement over you and what you, you know, what you wear, how you look, what you say, and I think, I think women have it different 'cause how you look matters a whole lot more. - But what I say, would I have one is the first thing you want to say. - I could wear the same jeans here 17 times in a row, which I do, and no one says anything, but if you have anything that's even crooked, like they, they-- - For example, I come on this podcast. I'm a comic, comics are traditionally attracted, people sexy, people, in fact, when you think about a sexy, female comic, everybody usually says the same name, some more. As far as, we be talking about lexons that we can't put the work in, right? - That's me, a long sister. - So it's like with me, I get compared to people that are beauty for living. When it's like, hold up, they get comedians are funny looking, that's why I be funny. Comedians are fat, that's why I be funny. - But you're not funny looking, beautiful. - That could be, that beauty's in a high to beholder. I'm somebody that, like, I'm a confident person, but I know myself, I feel like, you know, some people need a little filter, need a little makeup. And it's like, if I say, oh, I'm alright, I'm kinda cute, kinda ugly, I'm a medium, ugly, or whatever. And I have 50 women reaching out, I know you're beautiful. Y'all a little bit ugly too, y'all shouldn't do selfies either. (laughing) We both ugly a little bit. Like, we're not ugly, but we're not the cutest, like-- - Yo, I was just 10. - That's what a new form of the podcast is. - Yo, yeah, right, I heard that was called. - Nah, but, um, no. But, I hope people at home understand that and realize that, 'cause I think the whole goal be to, like, break some idea, you're not gonna see it. The person doesn't go live. Oh, these comments hurt my feelings of safety. That may mean-- - No, but that'll make them go hard. - They assume that that's what's happening. - Yeah. - They make them go hard. - Yeah, but that's the thing. It's like the same way I can say that. It's still, you know what? I said, that's the one time I've ever done that, 'cause I'ma just put that motherfucker down. I'm not about to reach out. - I just said, I'm not re-in that shit. - I'm not being beautiful. - You know, you know what it is. 'Cause I'm the same way, but at a certain point, I had them brace that we kinda signed up for everything that come with it good and bad. - I hate that. - Like, I just don't wish this often says that. - Just hit me out in the center. I get what y'all saying, but the reality of it is, this is gonna happen. People are gonna be fucked up. People are gonna be mean. They're gonna feel like, because we talk about other people, and we don't talk about-- - But what that mean? - Yes, we are. - But that's what we are. - Just those who we are. - So, I understand when people feel like, yo, y'all signed up for this level of fame or infamy or critique, and I don't have to accept it. Like, I still block people and all that, but I'm not really like, upset no more when it happens. Like, I've kind of accepted that, and now it comes with the game. - See, it's shut something to me before. You basically were like, people are gonna say you signed up for this, but that's not what we signed up for. And I agree with you. And I agree with you, a thousand percent. I think we signed up for criticism. If I say something, you're right to be like, "Yo, that's a dumbass." - It sounds stupid. - And look, I don't have thin skin. You can make fun of a whole lot of shit. I'm not saying I never get my feelings hurt, but like, I don't have thin skin, but there's lines and there's limits. And I think some people go so far past the line that like, you just can't be a good person if you think it's okay to say X, Y, and Z to somebody. And have a sense of entitlement that they're gonna respond or that your opinion should matter that much about how they, you know what I mean about how you see them. Like, that's fucking, I think we can move on from bitching about being in the public eye. - I know, I just don't like the mean, I just don't like mean people. - I agree. - I mean, that's nothing that we can do. - God bless everybody. - God bless. - Indeed. - God bless you. - That's nothing that we can do about it. - All right. - There's a story that I wanna cover, even though we, I don't know, Savannah James. - Uh-oh. - Savannah James. She has made the headlines this week. - She has. - Okay. - She was doing an interview and she made a comment about sort of how she engages her friends in terms of paying for expenses. She was talking specifically about travel. We got the clip, right? - Yeah, I got the clip. - Yeah, that's the situation. - Okay. You know, if I'm like, we're going somewhere, they already understand what it is. There's no expectation of like taking care of something or, you know, just having me be responsible for that. It has never ever been that. There's two different lifestyles that exist. We're not delusional to that. Even if we're going on the same trip, I don't feel the need to be in first because that's not in my budget. And people were very critical of her being in first and me being in business. - That's a friend talk. - And you're going up to first and getting in her bed and watching a movie. And it was like offended. - Right, so that's her girlfriend basically saying, we got two different lifestyles and I'm not offended that Savannah's up in first and I'm back here. A lot of people on the internet were like, how dare you? If that's your girl, if that's your friend, y'all need to be traveling the same. If you got that much money, you should be making sure your girl's in business in first class too, would you? - I don't know. I'm never on the side of like, assuming what an ex person got or whatever. I know my friends, since I've. - Yeah, you swapping down the chain before you put it on. I'm not putting it on. But I'm just cleaning it just in case. - Oh, okay. - Anyway, sorry, sorry to interrupt. - In case what? - Yeah, what's up with you? I got crazy, Joe not here. Are y'all going off the rails? - Yes. - Let her finish our statement. - You're right, you're right. Back to Savannah J. Sorry, sorry. - Sorry Mona. - I apologize Mona. - He was just doing some weird shit, okay. - I'm in love for you to finish love. - I mean, it was distracting you cleaning the chain. - Yeah, that's what made me look over. - You were all right. - You jiggling a loud chain, wiping down a loud ball. - Did you not even go put on it? - It's jiggling now, but it wasn't jiggling at first. - Yeah, Mona. - It's jiggling. - I really wasn't. - We're very close to pause bill. We're like, next exit. - You're so close, you guys I'm doing that. 'Cause you know, this adds on to her inferior. - I want to stop interrupting her. - This adds on this interrupting to her inferior. - You have a stroke? - No. - If it's a complete set of words. - A inferior cop is not a thing? - It is. - Yeah, that's not what you say. - But you're not happy. - That'll bully you, you're not happy. - That's why you don't do a prize victory. Now I get it. - Okay. - Let's go back to Mona. - Mona is talking. - No, no, no, no. - Don't do that, Ma. - What does inferior cop want me to do? - I'm trying to. - Is that what you see? - And inferior R and T, but as she said, you say what it means. - That's what happened, Hutt, chicken, and inferior. - No, no, no, no, I. - That's what you said. - What the fuck is this? - No, and inferiority complex is correct. That's not what you say. - I stopped because she looked and I didn't want to finish the statement. - Savannah James. - Savannah James, please. - Your friends. - My friends, if I've ever been in a situation where I say to one of my girlfriends, "Yo, you want to come through this show with me?" I got to fly and stuff. It's never been a thing of nothing but appreciation. And there has been a time I got to think it helps for sure where me and Phelps set separate, where whoever was paying me got me first class, and he was coming just for me, so I covered his shit. But he didn't have any urgency to sit at first class, so I didn't get him first class. - Did you get an adult seat? - Yeah. - I don't got the seats on there. - Fucking lame. - You can put them in your brain here. - Stop playing with my fucking seat. - You shouldn't be saying that. - Oh, Mr. Tom, man. - Well, now, I feel like this is one of those topics where people don't really get it. 'Cause it sounds good. "Oh, if you're gonna pay for us, "we need to be right." I'm like, you, but then reality. Spinning ain't got no fucking job. So it's like, she's supposed to spin. She has a job? She has businesses I didn't know of, man. - Domestic labor is also labor. - And she may have some good reason. - I'm sure, I think she has some. - She's got jobs, and-- - The man has his job, but I still feel like, I still feel like, depending on the situation, that's not the worst thing in the world, if she's sitting first class and they're sitting in the back. I think that's really geared to her, the relationship. If you know your friend, that would absolutely be offended by that, then that's the one you pay for first class. But you're homey, I don't give a fuck, it's like, you put-- - That every homey gives a fuck. - I do think it's also-- - I have homies that don't care about-- - But I think it's different, but that's felt like-- - I tell you, move them there. - I think it's different with women, though, too. Not for nothing, like, would you do that with Juicy? - What, no. - Put her in the back. If you were in the front-- - To be honest, no. To be honest, I wouldn't be as comfortable as I was with Felt. - Exactly. - Absolutely. - It's a woman. - It was automatic, it didn't really matter, I asked them. He said, "I don't give a fuck." And that's just what it was. Now, it's been, and honestly, we've had points where it was empty where he was, and I gave up my first class and just said, "Well, 'cause I wanted to talk to him." Like, that's happening, too, you know? And then I'm not corny like that, 'cause I'll still ride in the back. Like, I don't know a lot of people that, if we on the same level, pockets wherever, some of y'all don't ride in the way, but first class. Like, I'm not there. I don't mind riding in the back. - I don't care about riding. Coach, personally, for money, sometimes, to save money out of our coach is just solo. Depends on how long the flight is. Like, I fly to Chicago a lot, for a two hour flight. And I fall asleep everywhere. So for me, like, first class, if there's no great movie or great food, I don't mind. - It's the point. - Yeah, I'd rather pay 500 than 2,000. - Fact. - I'm not gonna say Senate middle, I don't know if I can help it, but let me middle seat, but that's different. But if I'm in first class, and my crew is with me, it depends on a few factors. - It does. - But I think if it's your home girl like that, you got to fly with me. Let me put another piece on the table. They're worth a billion dollar, over a billion dollars. So if you look at their relative wealth, compared to how much a ticket cost, someone did, I saw a character on internet that basically said, a first class ticket for them is like $150 for us. So that's also a different factor. - That's a great point. - So like, yeah, no, I might not be able to afford to pay for a money or an issue. And they might not be able to afford to pay for me every time if we find an LA on a first class, 'cause that might be thousands of dollars that we ain't got. But if I had a billion dollars.
There's no way I would ask y'all not be like me asking y'all to split the check Let's just say and and our our world of what she's saying we take it for truth like she really means what she says Not my budget, and that's just to make up about my budget What's the problem like if they're cool with it? It's not so like I get hold on I get other people like us watching it being like Oh, that's a problem, but if their friendship is built off of that, and they clearly are still friends and still doing stuff together And she has no problem sitting in the back then that's not a problem. Well, maybe she do got a problem This is what she might I want to consider two things one. She do got a problem but can't say it and two maybe she don't fuck with her like that I mean nobody wants to say that But maybe just maybe if your friend who got a billion dollars don't want to pay for you to sit next to her Another story that we not saying. I don't know. I don't know none of them. I'm gonna be honest with you if I'm traveling I'm going to be honest. I got friends that I'll travel with but I might not want to sit with them on a flight either They might be annoying they might get to say I don't want to talk to you when you said you were to sit there Some folks talk the whole flame. I was thinking like damn folks. Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah. I'll be thinking I think I think it's a thing that I think that it just depends on a person like for me I can only speak for me if I'm up up. I don't even got to be up up. I pay for nigger shit now and I ain't got it You got it. You got it man flip go out to eat. We damn near argue over who pays the bill. Yeah, but he ordered chicken nuggets No, I'm gonna pay for art. Oh, he would pay for you like flip. That's just that's the day I met him I just think that me again if I'm up. I'm not bill you eat in a time of hawk steak and my nigger's got to agree with that bullshit That's just not how I some of some people I'm sorry some some some people like like Mona said they understand their role I'm sorry to say that they understand their role and a lot of times they Been through the struggle with you or even if they're coming on they're not expecting the same treatment You're I'm here to be a supporting role for you. I'm here if you need me Whatever I don't expect up me to sit in first class with you. That's true. I like me want to give them more It's that yeah, I don't have the senses of entitlement that makes me want to be like no, my nigger. You won't come on you good Yeah, but if you like you know what we don't eat then I might be a little bit more reserved But if you are accepting of nah dog do your thing you good that makes me want to now Reward you for that No, no, that's the point like the other point is To be a coach on a friend being business guys. She's so hold up. So so everybody's broke relative So even in this situation, right? And us I'm relatively very broke in comparison to what you know, no, but I got your point. We joke. No, you're not cool, right? Let's just say that's the case. I don't assume every time we go outside to go eat dinner. You have to cover me Exactly. Yeah, like it's relative. So yes, what if she's a millionaire? Let's just say she's a millionaire Lebron and the Mabillian is so very different You can still afford that first class. You just might not want to add it to you I don't need to go for it is a millionaire. That's a very big difference because again If you look at the flights, right? So you look at a business class flight Versus the first class flight when you start getting the first class flight that got the beds Those are typically longer flights Right, all right cool. So the the price difference could be a $10,000 difference Like you might pay six. I might be paying 19, right? I Look at it like if this is my people's and we on this long guys flight one is my home girl my homeboy I want to fuck with them. I'm gonna just bump your flight up But for the girl to be able to afford the $6,000 flight or the $7,000 flight That still speaks volumes that she ain't just some bum like we're not putting it in 23f I'm just saying me personally if I had the bag then my people is flying and rolling and eating how I fly I mean the flight is $19,000. I'm walking. Yeah, yeah But we talking domestic or I want to check for every week. Mm-hmm. Thank you. I make too much money To say yo, yo, I mean I mean nugget you wait. It's just too much I just make too much money for that. I'm not rich, but I make too much money to be I don't think that's a situation. She's a billionaire. It is that that's what I'm trying to say a billionaire It's relative right that food cost me $65 80 right she's a billionaire me. You go eat I got all the scenarios. I know I'm just saying it's me times me and you go eat. Mm-hmm If I pay the bill I don't DM you and be like yo send me that money. Yeah, you get them saying like cuz again It's it's not an overwhelming amount of money for me to be spending on my mind I just think no matter how much money you make no matter how much status you have I think if they're friends and she doesn't feel entitled to any different treatment Based off of that then that should be okay Yeah, but I'm gonna just say something to that young lady Don't fuck what you like But she don't love you There are people who she would pay Next you can be talk, but I don't know, but there's something that makes her not pay that little bit So you got bad, but like I look black card. I'm learning about black cards even have complimentary upgrades Sometimes you don't even got to pay for the person I'm just saying like it's ways to get that seat without even paying for it I take it all back If I take you if we if I say to my friend, you know, let's go on vacation I feel like That first guy's fight is kind of a part of it because it's a part of experience yet, but when you're just coming for business Are we gonna go do some? I don't I don't see that's a big deal But when you put it in the terms of a hundred and fifty dollars, that's crazy because if it was if it was that much money for me I totally would blow that Let's say me in a money a friend We keep killing I'm saying the same thing. It was my joke. That was me You just got mad, man, please you do it, right? Now you bad. Oh Segway walls I want him to do it sure I want to read one I didn't hear you Gypsy roses. That's how you should work in class. See I didn't hear you Halle Berry Halle Berry Halle Berry Whoo the Halle Berry conversation anyway, let's talk about Halle Berry. Yeah, let's do a little bit too chippy for me Yo, what sound like you tired like you do one on a chipper chipper chippy They have two totally different things. Can you explain it to me? Chippy means like aggressive and then like petally violent chipper chipper means I can say you very much you meant the latter I do me I do me the latter I didn't mean the latter Latter yes, yes, I the latter. Thank you me. I mean you of course teacher. You played a role. So I do I do need you to help me You know, yeah, look we brothers. You help me with stuff. I hope you I'm brothers is objective We're more like God brother I like that you did that I'm not gonna do that. I'm curious. You're a comic. I know the fuck you're doing you say Punch. Yeah, I'm I'm you gotta pull a few Halle Berry Halle Berry. How did you go got to pull nothing boy? I got a bunch of what you mean? You get sensitive That's why let you sit there. You are sensitive Halle Berry. That's why let you sit there flip. All right. She'd be accused of Halle Berry has been accused racism child abuse Her ex-husband has found a temporary restraining order against her On behalf of the son his ex-husband by ways Olivia Martinez and he alleges that on September 26th Halle Berry physically abused our son Marcel by jumping on him putting her hands around his neck and Choking on him choking him now. He's asking for sole custody of the child every case today is a joke. How old is he 12? These little niggas need to get choked. I'm sorry. I'm sorry Halle I'm one of the money. You're gonna get choked. No, you're a boy. They're good. You need to get charged me to get choked She was apparently making racially charged statements to this man. She said your dad's a white bitch You're a white bitch trying to rob a black woman and then ask their son. How do you feel about that as a black man? To her 12 year old son. I don't agree with that. That's some deep kinky. Yeah, I don't agree with that I don't agree with that part, but some of these movies too late to bring that up. Yeah, so this is what happened There's the sun was playing me too late, baby. The sun was playing VR and I don't know what he did to set Halle off not blaming the victim I'm just saying I don't know what happened there, but he was playing the video game She came in and then just started going at him and said who's dominant now and he didn't like that Obviously he van Hutt comes into room pulls Halle off and then Says let the boy go to his dad because dad was he was, you know want to want it to boy So there's multiple people and multiple drama happening at the same time and now he's asking for soul custody of the sun
Allegedly, again, we don't know any of this to be true. - This is true. - Allegedly, Hally sent texts the next day saying, "I feel terrible about what happened last night." - You're not a white bitch. - The ex-husband was like, "This isn't the first time "this has happened, we want a restraining order, "I want custody, and I need her to be checked "for drugs and alcohol." - Oh shit. - So he's trying to say that Hally Berry is unstable and is acting and is doing things out of that instability and that she's not fit to parents. She's like, "I don't want to stop her "from having access to our boy. "I just needed to be supervised or controlled "because she's a threat right now." Or she's un. - He's not safe right now. - This has happened multiple times? I'm not with physical violence with your kids. - Oh, I know where I have been. - I have been to my spankings and all that. I'm not with niggas choking their kids out. I don't give a fuck, dude. I'm not with it. - I'm with you. - If you've done it multiple times too, I might need to, as a parent, be concerned about what's happening. - True. - With my son being over there. Thankfully, Van, if this did happen that way, he was logical enough to pull it, should have not antagonize it. But to go off and call your son, "Dad, a white bitch in front of him." And it's like, "Hally, what are you doing, yo?" You saw it, you saw it fishing. Now you just, I don't want it. - All right, so hold on. So how do you deal with the kid that's saying, "Mom, fuck out of here. "I'm not gonna stop playing this game. "I do what I want." You can't tell me what to do. My dad says this. My dad says that the kids that are disrespectful to their mother. - Now we're introducing things. - Is that what happened? - No, that didn't happen. I'm just saying what they made it up. - Even if I made it, yeah, I feel like, first of all, I get your point. - First case scenario that happened. - First case scenario that happens. What do you feel like the response should be? - Not choking the kid. - Call your father. - Who call the father? - She calls the father. - Not that white bitch. - I'm hoping my kids ask. I'm sorry. - I'm not a see-flip pro with. - Not choking. I agree with the choking. - Stand right, school mother fucker. - Come on, you're gonna get draped up. - Take off that game, pick it from the back. You'll get yoked up. You're going to. - You're gonna flip. It could be, 'cause flip, if this isn't the first time, this could just be two culture classes, because Holly subscribes to the past Negro way of whooping beaten and shit out your child. And his white man is not with that. - That's not at all. - So we keep clashing, 'cause it's like stop putting hands on my son. And she said, tell that little half white bitch to stop disrespecting me. - And I see that. My father came over before and checked my mom about how she spoke to me in front of him or said something to me. Got me? - Did she? - Yeah. - He survived the town of town? - Yes. And he said, don't talk to my son like that. So that was like 15. - What did you say to this? - I was being rude, though. - But what did your mother say to you that your father didn't like? Is she called you a pussy? - Something like that. - That's a word. - Which one? - What's the other word? - You a fucking corny ass nigga. That's what it is. - No, no, no. - She called you a bitch ass. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I forgot what it was, but I didn't know what it was. - No, no, no, no. I forgot what it was. It was some behavior issues that I was trying to experience, my father was fixing the boiler in the house in Queens, and my mom was having an argument we were going back and forth, and I was just saying what I was saying. And I think she used that word. She didn't use the F word, but she called me a B word. So I mean like a little bitch in my father and like that. I think he dropped the fucking, like I'm not fixed. He left. Don't talk to my son like that. I don't like that. You can't talk to him like that. - That's the very cute left you there. - Without a hot water. (laughter) - No, no, no, no, no, no, he showed her, he did, he did, but he can't talk to my son like that, but I'm gonna make him freeze. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no. - You can't talk to him like that in front of me. I don't believe. - I'm not gonna let you guys expect my father won. I'm gonna let you expect both of you. - I'm my son. - That's one, two, and I don't want to do that. That's one. - This means crazy. - Yeah, I own that. Don't talk allude. Denied by my dad. One, two. It wasn't that. He was preparing for the baller to get service, it's like the service one that we were doing. It wasn't the middle of winter, it wasn't that. It was the service. And he dropped the pad. I'm not doing it. That's what that was. When you open the turn the water, the water gets drained out on the black water, that whole shit that they do. - I don't know, I'll go to the house. - All right. I'ma fuck you up. (laughter) - The first part is that the parents got to talk and get, they promised to figure it out so that they can actually help the kid. If you want to really help the kid, the kid acting out, the kid bugging out, talking to any parent a certain way like, I'm not going, I don't care how much me and my son's mom's or something, don't like each other, I'm not going to sit there and let him disrespect her. - Right. - Or for real. - So at bare minimum, we got to come to some agreement of how he looked at both of us. Like he got to see us as a team always. - And that's another thing. I got to check it out. - Two foot. What time, nigga? You think you could call your father or something? He came and checked me too. My grandma would do something. He like, they got to check grandma or something. He got mad at arguing with him about that. She can't do that. - Because no time for the kid here. He probably going back home to Pops. He talking crazy about her. So now he started hearing some of that shit thinking he can repeat it, vice versa. - Or start feeling that bad about you. - Kids know how to play their parents against each other too. So in this moment, what they got to figure out is, yo, how do we become this first? So that he's on a kick and start respecting her. - The bigger question for me is that when did everybody stop this whole not-beating a child thing? - I don't believe it. Once we came clear, that's not a good choice. Once we came clear, that's not a good, healthy choice. - That's all. - Every doctor, psychiatrists, like colleges, child development expert. - And we found out that a lot of people beat their kids out of how they're feeling at the time versus it being punched me. So if little Johnny stay up too late, right? And he's up past the bedtime. You get off at 11. He supposed to be a bit of nine. You come on 10/30. This nigga wide awake having the party in his room, right? You discipline him that day by smacking the shit out of him. But the next day you ain't as angry as about it. So he get a pluck or he only gets a TV restriction. On top of the fact that, you know, we know because of slavery, some of that stuff will just pass down just because of that, you know what I mean? And it's like, what we know for sure is, excuse me nigga, I'm talking to you. - No, I'm reading about corporate punishment. I just want to be able to have my facts right. - No, how the fuck you going to have your facts right? But you don't know what I'm going to say to you. - No, but I'm going to be able to make a point. - No, you cannot make a point to what I'm saying. - I'm listening. - We're listening. - I'm not going to be able to make a point. I'm not going to be able to make a point.
You can't cut your hair, and she did it anyway, and I remember I was telling you guys, I was upset. And you guys, like, you don't believe you, you got an issue saying that, that's her hair. You can be upset, like that. You're right, you're being upset. I didn't beat her for it, but I said that, I'm going to take her to cut her hair shorter now. This was like, that's wrong, that's wrong. That's wrong, that's wrong. That's the thing. That's a nice way to tie shit. It is, I feel like the, it is wrong. It absolutely wrong. I feel like, I told you, no, you can't make decisions. It's like you saying you just want to go outside and do what you want to do. My rule is, you can't cut your hair. For whatever you did, you didn't earn that privilege to just decide to cut your hair. But we still dealing with kids, and we speaking from a dealt mindset, because a lot of the reasons why we should be able to relate is because we've also kids before. And this stuff, we wasn't really doing things to just spite our parents. We were just trying to express ourselves and just trying to do what we wanted to. But not just because we wanted to, but just because expression, characters shit that we want to build. And we feel like we, my mom told me no, and I did it, I went outside. I was doing bullshit. I've drove that lady crazy. I tried to steal. I was breaking stuff. No. And guess what? I wanted to stop my kids from doing it. None of the beaten stopped you from doing it. It did. It didn't, because you kept doing it. No, my ass to ass whippings, and end up realizing later on. Like, I'm able to now use discernment in any situation I go through. Now, if you talk about from me being reactive, I can understand that. But if I'm going to something, I'm like. Flip, if I'm going to any prison in America and ask them who got beat, they all gonna say I got beat. We got this myth that like beaten kids is going to keep kids at a trouble at a suspension and a jail. But you guys have other options. We do. There's no other options. What's the other option? All conditions. No, taking that phone. They're going to take that phone back. Can I say something? When you take it, that's not true. That's not true. Can I say something? Wait, wait, wait. I think we speak it to two different parallels. He's talking about the kid that's all the way while industry not coming home. That's what I'm talking about. We're talking about the kids. They cut their own hair. Those are separate kids. We're talking about the kid that was just on VR playing the game. Right. This is not a very nice kid. But that's what I'm saying. Before we get to this big solid debate, I just don't want you to get all the way out there when you're talking about a kid that is quick-street because when you say your next night, what call the cops? You talk about somebody that's completely out of control. They're not talking about the same kid. They're not talking about the company. I'm talking on VR and getting community. But I can tell what he did, don't. And I'm not justifying what she did. We don't know what he did. We don't know if it was repetitive. You don't know if she asked this because not for nothing, she's not the biggest lady, right? That's what I'm saying. So she's slim. When you start getting older, 12, 13, 14 years old, children start bucking at their parents. I don't know what happened. And again, I'm not justifying what she did. I'm just saying, I don't want to make it seem like, yo, he was just on VR and she ran it in a rage and started talking. I don't know that. I'm not sure if I'm an excuse for it, though. 'Cause I hear what you saying. I just said I think. But when we say, we don't know what he did. I don't think him sitting in a VR, no matter what he could have been saying, is justifying. We're in joke. And you coming in. Because that lets me know you backing your anger back. And a lot of this stuff that they said that she said, I think you've taken some of that anger with the dad. I want your kid. I think that's a bit of a lie. So in that situation, walk into it and be the parent. Don't be that angry person. Because the kid. I'm not disagreeing with you. So he just was saying, we don't know it. I'm saying, this is her 7th time in a row. And look, let me tell you this. At a certain point, and I've seen a bunch of mothers that cannot control their kids. At all. I've seen a bunch of them. Now, like, yo, these kids can't control their kids. I mean, these parents can't control their children. So, they are still human beings at the end of the day. So we walk around acting like the parent, when it's not us, should have all of this discernment, right? We parent. Today, no, I'm not trying to be funny. You will fly off the handle. I won't. That wouldn't come in the children. I won't. No, I'm not talking about your kids. I was sitting with you. He's saying we're high heads in general. And life. And life. We all fly off the handle. So we all can lose our composure. Wits at some time. And jump off the, you know what I'm saying? So I don't want to just shit on her for doing that. Because I don't know what led up to her explosion. I just don't want to justify that. No, I'm sorry. That's my only. I just don't want to justify the behavior, even if I understand it. You take that kid and go sit in front of the lady, man. You know, here's the thing. He went to husband. I got a beat. I got a beat. I got a beat. A little bit. Not much. But I didn't do a whole lot. Like I was a kid that didn't need to do it. Look how you turned out. I never got a beat in my life. But my brother got a lot of beatings. Both of my brothers got a lot of beatings. Like one of me. Look how he turned out. In jail. No, the one is a lawyer with billboards all over the place. And the other one. And the other one. And the other one fingers crossed. We'll get his place. I'm waiting for the result of his parole here and right now. Like we hope he comes home. But my point is, is that the, we tend to look at beatings as a thing that stops you from getting in trouble. But they don't. I got you. I understand how you're at your wits and I understand how you feel. Like, you know, this kid is running rough shot. Especially there's no dad in the house sometimes. And he's running rough shot over mom. Now he's bigger than mom. He's threatening mom. I get all that shit. I'm not. I'm about to get to sit here and say, like, I don't get how you get to that place of physical violence. I just don't want us to get to a place where we think that the physical violence is the cure. Because it's not. I tried that. When we had never had that conversation up here, right? I was giving the, you know, I said, like, I cool. The kids are having that freedom. I got my ass wet. You know, you know, you know, you know that the kids these days are smoking vapes at a young age. That shit. No, you can't do that because that's the, no, no, no, no, no. Cause he did something. I didn't look at that bigger deal. No, faith is all a bigger deal because it's affecting their mental health. So faith is a big deal. We supposed to get rich. The flames of this. I just mean something. We go ahead. Give me a second. So because you know, I allowed my son Nico 15, 14 going outside and I found out he got nicks. So I don't want to fuck him up. So what do I do? Now I'm going to the store that sold it to him over there in Jersey. Now I'm wild on the end. Now everybody got to watch me. They put an X-ray. He got what baby? I'm confused. He got nicks. Nicks is something that you put. It's a part of, it's a cartridge. Okay. I'm sorry. I got, I got, I got, I got, I got, so you know what I'm talking about. I got, I got, I got, so we went, we went, I went to the store. And when I went to the store, I turned up in the store. However, I realized that the freedom that I was given Nico allowed him to go outside and be influenced by his friends and start to put that shit in his system. So then now his feelings get hurt now when I ran them drug tests him because he, like, are you not trusting me? But he does that. But I felt like at some point, if I were to trust them. Yeah, he broke, yeah. I felt if I were to whip this ass, nigga, you went and went out there and got that baby because you know what's coming, would you come at home to when I got you? That's what I'm trying to tell you. That's not true. That's how I felt in my mind. It might be true. I can't wait to feel that. It depends on the kid. It's a risk. It's not true. It might be true. Some kids will weigh the cost risk assessment. And if my father finds out that I'm doing X, Y and Z, I'm getting my ass whipped. I'm not going over there. And then some kids just get smarter at hiding it. That's true. That's some kids that I knew growing up. Like, they wasn't doing shit because they was like, your my father fucked me up if he knows that I did. Some kids are rebellious and they gonna go, I know niggas that was getting whipped. My man and his brother. His brother was just straight in the ice, right? I'm not talking about ice. He's giving ice as an example. It ars. They grew up in the same household with the same mother. Ice mother whipped ass. And so ice is like, I don't want to get in trouble. Ars might have took a different route. You know, again, shout out to ice and ars. I'm not put. I'm just giving you an example. Same parents. Sometimes it works for certain people. But sometimes it works for them. But that can be argued that it doesn't work. That's what I mean. It's like, it works for that person. That's all I'm saying. I'm more leading on the kid. If you ask the person, yo, why didn't you do those things? And they say, yo, because I didn't want to get my ass whipped. Then it works for that person. But the same argument can be made that if it's not all-- We make a choice for all. We make a circle. It's like a joke. But I would niggas don't want to go back to jail. And some niggas make a house in jail. But I want to-- but I'm just-- As long as we wrap this up. As long as we wrap this up. Confession. I'm not saying that beating the shit out of somebody won't stop different from doing something. I'm saying that if we began from a place of saying that beating the shit out of somebody isn't a good choice. And it's a non-starter that we might be able to find other alternatives. That could stop somebody from doing that too. You know what I'm saying? Like, this-- like, y'all told me not to put my finger in the greens. The conversation we had, I will never put fingers in greens again. You might have a potato salad. If it should stole me, and maybe you with your right hand, it stole me. I also wouldn't put fingers in the greens. But it wasn't necessary. But if you all had done that first-- I understand. Yeah, I'm just saying-- I'm not in. I'm not disagreeing with that. This isn't for you. I'm saying to the audience, I can't. So I'm just saying, just because some work doesn't mean that it was the only way it would have worked. And if we think something is bad, then maybe we should start from there. And I just think as if people have been beaten for so long, we keep passing that dysfunction and that pathology on. And I just don't know. I won't say pathology. But that dysfunction on-- and it worries me. In my real life, I know more people that were completely damaged by how they came up, even my cousins. I never got to be in. They all got their asses whipped. And I saw what that did to some of them. It fucked some of them up. Some of them never stood up straight after that. They were just always like that beat. That's what you do. You beat the spirit out of them all fucking. And that's what I never wanted to do. And it's never enough. Because once you beat them out, it's not enough. Now you beat niggas when they neck it. Beating them out the shower. Beating them with the stench or beating them with different shits. And we all came up in the time where your-- a parent that comes to the school and beats your ass in front of everybody including the administration. So it's like the confuse of work for me, especially for you like the way you do.
think once we have the knowledge and we see, okay, this doesn't work, then what is the argument? It's like, why do it? Like once I had kids, I always, oh, I'm a boop ass, I didn't get my ass up. That's why I'm bad. And then I've read about what that did to people and then I started thinking about my cousins that got beat a lot and how they behaved. So it was automatically, oh, I don't want, I'm not gonna say I never step up and kick no ass. I have. But that never was the thing that I did because it wasn't accepted in my family. They look at it like barbaric in my family. We don't get them like that. In my family, that slavery shit, we don't do that. One thing that has been beaten is this topic. Yeah. Yeah. So let's move on to something a little more like. That's a good line. I'm a pro. I'm sorry. You go ahead, Mike. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. No, okay. I think since we have a R&B expert here, we should have the R&B flip. We should have the R&B fight that is your Jamie, boy. Yeah. Come on. Come on. Come on. I'm telling you, I'm going to put the alcohol as if your neck has some Ford. Yeah. We want every piece of that rice and beer. It was a whole lot of the next. Come on. I want you. Remind this. Niggas and give me this one I want. Are you right? But I'm going to do it. Who would you get it for me, boy? Nice. Oh, come on. Jamie. Choked the shit out there. Yeah. Just me. Okay. Can you change? Can you call the class? It's close, nigga. You thought your chains come on hook, real fast. I'm glad you decided to wear it though. I'm glad you decided to wear it because Joe was in here and I felt like I had a represent for the team. And I feel like we all do a great job. It's teamwork. My team worked. My team worked. I only heard that Mona moved for me. I didn't like that. I don't come back. You have a lot of women wearing that change. She smelled amazing. They did. They enjoyed it. You the first person to actually wear offset. I'm the first person to wear it offset. I wore it at the club. I wore it in a crib. Look at that vacation. Did you fuck something to it? That's how you're back in the next one. I'm making sure that you're ready. Hey, nigga told me you had the chain on how I hit it from the back. nigga while the shit was flapping in the air. That's why you're cleaning. Yeah. Yeah. I cleaned it. I got it. Actually, I'm a football next to the way you know me. I'm glad you did that, though. I'm glad you did that. It's going to be outside again. It's my fun. No, it's not. You'll be on the road. I mean, you're going to be outside. I mean, you don't wear that shit. I'm at low on you, though. It's a joke now. Yeah. You say you say some baby face. So there's been an online controversy going on about baby face. It was started by Burmani Jo and shout out to Burmani Jo. How did he mind? He was asked to give like his most controversial take. So I want to be fair, too. Okay. He was asked to give like his most unpopular controversial, whatever you want to call it, take and he said that baby face is over it. I think I have the. I'm going to go ahead. Yeah, that's right. It's long. So I'm like, I'm going to cut it off at some point but he's written a bunch of hits. I think a lot of those hits are terrible songs. If we're going to put him in this upper edge line, then we're talking about him with guys like Stevie Wonder. We're talking about him with guys like Prince, guys like Kurtz Mayfield, Smoky Robinson, Alejandro Dosa, Alejandro Dosa Highland. So one song, right? Like if we're saying that he's one of the greatest songwriters of all time, we're putting him up there on that level and that's the part that I push back against. But that's not what you said. That's Kev. That's Kev on stage. Okay. So what is he pushing that at the same point in Kev on stage because Kev on stage shout out to Kev, too. He was one of the people who pushed back against this. And it was average. Also, John Tay Austin was not. Oh, John Tay has been tweeting like four or five days in a row. Yeah. I'm glad Beaumonti knows that this was a horrible terrible unpopular tape. He don't think so. He thinks it's a good tape. But he said it was a unpopular tape because the reason why it's unpopular is because we love babyface. Not true. And babyface is one of the greatest fucking songwriters of all time. So we had to describe one of I think to start. I'm gonna be, I'm gonna take, I don't know, fully agree with Beaumonti, but I'm gonna, I understand what he was saying. And it's not as wild to take as people tried to make it. Okay. He's not saying babyface isn't a good songwriter. He's saying that he's overrated. Overrated is an important word. It's like in basketball. I might say, yeah, this is overrated. Don't mean he's not good. Just my, or Bill Walton. I mean, it overrated, right? Somebody, if you have mess top three in a really number eight, it's overrated. His reason in Fassana overrated is crazy. No, what he has, I mean, actually, I was gonna be very clear. I think I'm representing Bermani's position. He's saying, if you put him in the elite air, right? If you put him up there with prints, holland, those are holland. If you put him up there with Campbell, get gambling. Have you put him up there with smokey rhymes? And you put him up there, you know, with those, with Curtis Mayfield, those kind of people. Steve, you wonder what's the best example? Yeah. Then now you're comparing among elites. And among elites, he's saying his lyrics are more simplistic, they're more superficial, they don't have the nuance and the depth that those artists do. So, yeah. This is part of the problem that I have with his take is that's not all of songwriting. Songwriting is also melody. It's literally half of arrangement again. Songwriting is words and melody. That is songwriting. And babyface is elite on both melody and lyrics. They may be simple, they may not be super deep and poetic or politically motivated or something, but they're still good lyrics. Just a whole decade, people got married to him. No big deal. Just everybody's written song. Another piece that Bermani added was the production carries some of these songs. So he's at some level acknowledging melody at some level. So he's not saying like, that's a third part. That's songwriting. That's production. But if he's writing the song and producing the song himself, I think he's, I agree with you. I don't think you're wrong. I'm just saying, I get what he's saying. He's saying that like when you've put on Can We Talk, there's a lot of parts that can we talk from the vocals, to the production, to all these other things. And by the time you get to the actual lyrics or a better example might be, I'll make love to you. That's the example. No, okay. Stay on Can We Talk. No, no. Stay on Can We Talk? I don't want to use that because that's not his example. I don't want to put words in his mouth. I'm just, I agree with you. I love Can We Talk. He's got bad examples, period. But that's used the one he gave. He was saying, Can We Talk. I mean, I'll make love to you. He said, yeah, it's a cool song. He said, no, I was the fuck did that. No, I wasn't have sex. I'll make love to you. Why is that coming up now? And there's something about it that lacks like the kind of depth and the kind of passion that other people like that like a prince would have. That's his point. And I'll make love to you. As a song, it's about making love. The fact that nobody wants to fuck do it. Might say something. Yo, you niggas. Yo, some of you intellectual niggas be complicate and shit that's not that complicated. Don't need that much of a deep dot. It's a beautiful fucking song. It's a hit song. A lot of people get that production and don't even know what to do over that production. So they'll fuck up the song by not knowing even what to write or what even melody should go over it. Yo, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about. Baby face. There's more than writing to just the lyric and there's more than writing to just the hits. I get it. You might not want to fuck that song, but there are people who probably want to fuck that baby. The boys. I make love to you. You've had a lot of sex. If you had the boys, the man maybe when it comes to me, I don't know. You're a police right, but nobody does fuck this song. You know that cool, but what's that matter here right here. Right that one here right that one. See here right now. Let me let me. You know what the funny part is. Cory crack. You're LeBron James. Yeah, how we get the. I'm just making an analogy. Let's say a lot of time. A lot of times people say this is sports like yo, this person, his game is not super complex, but they can only do these three things. If I could do these three things and I'm successful doing these three things, then how am I going to be criticized for not having a certain level of depth? Baby face walked in. He's revered by most. That just didn't happen, my nigga. Like I have to keep putting out hit after hit after hit consistently to now be mentioned with the greats. Yeah. So my nigga, if I'm writing all of these songs and I got a line of niggas that want to write me song, I mean, want me to write songs for them. That's not about happenstance. Yeah. I think what but mine, and I don't want to speak for money, but I think it was as those are pop songs. And at the end, listen to me and the public doesn't want that depth in nuance. But when you start talking about elites, now we get to the elites of the elites. Now we're comparing them and those details matter. Baby faces in the lead. We don't give a fuck. I don't think he's not. He's just saying he's not and he's not overrated. He's not overrated. I don't know what the fuck. Cause that was the metric for rating. Hell no. I think he's conceding that his personal taste. I think he's saying that. But I do think there's a difference between as around the sudden, the earth knows she's revolving in the Rose Buds. No, the blue man early May. That's another level. But you know what you're doing. Again, this is what you. That's why I said stay on. Can we talk? Cause can we talk? It's not a bad written song. No, no, no, it's not a bad written song. But can we talk? It's not close your eyes. Make a wish. Blow out the candle like as you try to sometimes it puts it is good. A lot of times. But
- Again, I don't agree with my money. - Okay. - I'm just saying that I don't think it's take is as far as fancy as people are making. - You'll keep that intellectual shit over there. Don't come over here and complicate in our beautiful black music, yo. - I think babyface ain't overrated. Fuck you talking about it. - I don't know, I ain't gonna lie. I can see where they say overrated, but he's not corny and all the other shit. I can see where they say overrated. - No babyface is the shit. - 'Cause I feel like babyface came up in the time where they just ran shit him and the whole squad. Well, LA reading all of 'em, so I get there, but I just feel like he has too many classes to play with him like that. He has classes. - No matter what you play with babyface. - They listen to "Waiting to Exhale" sound track. - I know that. - Go listen to "Boy Shoot." Go listen to "Boy Shoot." - Shoot, shoot, baby. - Yeah. - Shoot. - Mark, please. - Yeah, that is depth. - Yeah, it is depth. You go ahead and play. - It is what? - It is depth. - It is. - No it's not depth. - You go try to find a way to take some of the most simplest things and make it a song. - That is talent. - That's ability. - That's not ability. - And here's how I see it. I think that babyface songs don't have the depth of a Stevie Wonder or of some other. - Body had the way. - That's okay. - But no, but then that's my point. I'm saying that I don't think songs have to be deep. - Or everything. - Or it has to have to be able to get that out. - And I also think that if writing songs were easy, and all you do is write simple lyrics, everybody would have hit songs. Babyface is extraordinary. I think the depth, I think the simplicity is the genius of babyface. So I don't agree with my money at that level, but I do think that there's a critique of babyface's music to be made. If you happen to like, quote unquote, deep lyrics, there is a difference between babyface and Stevie Wonder in terms of depth. There's a difference between babyface and prince in terms of depth. - I'm gonna go back to what is this. So you was right, my bad, the NBA shit. Do they do that with Tim Duncan? Big fundamental, right? They consider him damn near some time to the top five. - He's not the best power for whatever. - That's five. - But Bernie's never come up here and say, he none of that in regards to his fundamental work. - No, he's just sound and it's perfect. - Here's why it's different. It works with babyface. The goal and the possession is to get two points. The goal is to get a hit. And I think what my name is saying is his not enough. He's saying, hit is cool. That's why you're a star, and that's why you're a him. But in terms of hitting my soul, your soul don't resonate with me. Or that song doesn't resonate with my soul when you just give me a bunch of boom cushions, when you just give me a bunch of bank shots from 10 feet. And so yeah, this is a good song, but there's something deeper about a lyric from this person or that person. Like a Lauren Hill, if I listen to Lauren Hill, like a song like Lauren, she wrote for Mary. Loving you is wonderful, sort of like a miracle guy, you know, all that I can say. There's a depth to that that I don't know if babyface has. I'm not saying she's a better songwriter than babyface. That's just a preference thing. Babyface is him to me. I love babyface. I'm not taking anything away from babyface, but I do get how you can see him at a different level than these other people. I can see it. If you want to say levels and cool, but to say overrated is where the-- It was the wrong language ever, I've got you. It was the wrong language. A level of success and consistency that is just bar none, you can't say it's overrated because the results should speak for themselves. To your point, the boom cush back boy shot is two points. So yeah, it's something that goes down the lane and do a reverse tomahawk dunk. They still two points. One to your Bommani Jones point, the dunk gets the people in an uproar. But if I can consistently make bank shots and we win in championships with the bank shots, I'm not hurting my knees, dunking the ball when I don't got two. I'm producing results. Right, and results is about success, but he's saying something else. He's saying my soul. I want a dunk. Yeah, we not about to let this boy's nigger die. Babyface, like, yo, babyface is that nigger. Whether you think it's complicated or not. Babyface is that nigger. One of the braids about him, one of the braids. Yeah, let's be honest. Fuck that. Holland does your Holland. Not cop. Baby love, my baby love. I need you all. I love it. I need you. I don't like you, but I love you. Mr. Postman. Mr. Postman. Well, we told you. Grey songs. I think some of the best songs of all time are simple. But for some people, simple isn't, you know, the hits, the pop songs are always, or the hit songs are always going to be simple, but that's not necessarily what people want. Some people want. Just like lyricism. Right. But if we're debating lyricists, we might start having that conversation. And I can't point to the hits and be like, well, this one with number one. MC Hammer with number one. So fuck it, right? Like, no. Shout out to MC Hammer. Don't want those problems. Love you. Yeah. But if I start pulling out, look who we bring enough and get the reference. You know, can we? Can we talk about success? Babyface. I'm not comparing babyface to MC Hammer. I'll be getting shout out to Hammer. I love you. Big, big home. But I'm just saying. We can't always, every conversation can't end with who sold the most records, who had the most hits. It is a conversation to be had. But let me ask you, who do you think is overrated? Musically songwriter? Songwriter. Anybody, is there anybody you do think is overrated? Now we just disrespect the other. Bob Dylan. Fuck it. Somebody. And I'm doing it to Bob. Not today. Not flowing the way. Fuck that. I'm talking shit. Yeah. I don't want this. You expect nobody that's an artist, bro. Like, if that's the art and they feel comfortable. So now we are going to be, does anybody have an unpopular music take? How about that? Michael Jackson. What is your most unpopular music take? That's the one I want to know. Dennis. Um. Say it. Say it. Be honest. 'Cause you only got one as a popular. You only got to shout a shit. Oh, that's true. Uh. Mona, I don't know if you know, but you weren't working here yet, but he hate shouting. I don't hate shouting. That's the story. Don't do that. Don't do that. Tell us. Tell us. Tell us what you actually said. No way. Let's see what he got to say. Yes he does. Who you talking about as far as what controversial? Who you think is overrated? Um, it was a, it was a mic take. It was a mic take. It was, um, you said, I said Michael Jackson. Yeah. I do have a mic take. I do, I do think that. Get it? Don't get me wrong. His catalog. His catalog. Hmm. And people try to start it as a solo artist at all the wall. Because they didn't forget about the four albums that came before that. Yeah. Uh. No one talks about that. No one talks about none of that shit. It's cool. Um, they're, they're. There's a moment in his career where there was a repetitive repetitive, like just a repetitive way of he was creating and putting it up. He's not making good music. Just say it. No, no, no. No. It became a repetitive formula. Yo, you're free now. He's going. No, no, no, no, no. It was a formula. And I, I don't think that. Why do we even allow him? He's so scared. He cannot do a bad take. Yeah. Yeah. Why did you even try? You such a pot. Because Michael said I don't want a pot. That's cool. No, but I can't think of nobody to pop my e. I eat my own pot. It'll take. Stevie Wonder should have stopped making music in 1980. Everything after how to do in July I can live without let's he discovered the cast. What's it? You what that? Why he's on a 50th anniversary tour of what's that what album? I'm sold about so I was gonna keep alive. Yes, which came back before 1980. He was 1976 the birthday song comes at the 1980 and we But this song is on how to do July which came out when 1980 give me a small neck came out after you That's the point once he discovered the cast of your keyboard the shit went down all that shell and Boston over on the jamming on the one You on me five good CV one as long as I was after 1980 Well, what every birthday came out 1981? It was on the same that was part of that project I just gonna say I love you 1984 come on niggas time love of 1985 The year is wrong. My point is once you discovered the cast of your keyboard it was a rat the mid 80s fine That's my point my point is let's just respect in the eye cause yeah, I have a different music I'm just saying no, I'm popular takes we moved on we know we baby phase how do you just want to sound a hollyberry so you won't do you what do you want He just want to say it. Oh, I'll be I probably do I don't think about I can't do it. I've talked to my wife Mary's family affair. We heard that already box. Oh, I don't like that. That's true. Uh, who can I say something about Lord? I think let's upload is a super overrated. That's so safe. Is it on the job on podcast? Nobody gives a fuck. You're right. Okay. Yes Parks, what do you have to say about Lord? Yeah, no, I said it years ago and I got death to say a year straight She just told you how she wouldn't cry and put all the people I bring it up Say about Lord if he was here ice ice what did I agree with you ice would use just to say more hill you know, it's new
Say no more. I'm looking it up. He says he's over it. He was a legend, man. That's true. Yeah for the last ever He's a legend man. Moana don't call me white girl. Yeah, look at it up. Yeah, stop it. I'm like that. Gypsy, Gypsy Rose. Gypsy Rose. Yeah, Gypsy Husband, that y'all. That's crazy. Oh, Moana love widely known as the podcast host don't call me white girls. Sparked online debate by claiming that Lauren Hill is placed on an undeserved pedestal and calling her live performance is Crash. He's niggas don't care about you up here. Yeah. Hey, don't you've been through that. You don't she also expressed her preferences for artists like Dolcey over both Dolcey cat and Lauren Hill That's okay. All right, I never said that. Moana. I'll fuck you up in this shit. No, she's love. We love her mom. But don't do that. We love Dolcey. People wasn't paying enough attention to Dolcey when I said that project was crazy. For real. She's amazing. She's a fucking monster from her close to her music to what she do. Yeah, she's like a young Lauren Hill and I want to go see Lauren Hill and watch half the room walk out together at their like three songs. I watch the half the room, right? That type of vibe, y'all. I'm literally niggas was walking. But you know, one thing I did learn is like the Galilee and what song she could do and how she could perform but still like story. Lauren Hill is a legend. I don't put Dolcey over her. I never did either. But that's okay. That's that's an online lie. Yeah. That's a lie. That's a lie. That's a lie. That fucking the eye is fucking a song. What's your unpopular music opinion? Then we're gonna move on. Tell it or they're gonna Google it. Niggas. I don't have one on record. Damn. Did she share one? This is real park. Oh, you got something on record, motherfucker. All these years. What's your need to take? I think Nioh's highly underrated underrated underrated. Okay. I know. I'm popular. Highly underrated. Nobody's like, fuck it. She said it's, Nioh don't get enough credit. Nobody's gonna say that. I'm popular. Let me give you an unpopular one. You know, all he doing is trying to get clips. That's it. Yeah. No, I'm trying to make this an actual statement. This is sick. Yeah, I can't think of one. Okay. What is not a show? What is a real capitalist like he is such a white man or he is he he be he show his capitalism. It is. Yeah. We're not at the plane. The relationship with Joe. Why is the logo? Yeah. Why is he here reverse? He shows his capitalism man. I walked away from one way and it's just it's just it's a bad influence. It came out. It's all that. Please give it all the body back to the people. So I just show most of it. Some of them is in people with them letters. Yeah. That's the first people. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And fuck them people with the letters. I God bless. Who it on? Who the Gypsy Rose? Gypsy Rose. What? Gypsy Rose husband died. The internet street says she got widow pussy. I don't know. They say she didn't do it. But I don't know. You know, ever since it came out that she's a fucking racist. I don't trust Gypsy with that little dumbass baby voice. And I don't trust grown bitches with baby voices anyway. So do we have a husband's name? No. The X the X fiance. Y'all could do that work. The facts. You also do the facts. I just like the headline. Ken Erker. Ken Erker passed away. I just 34th birthday. Ken Erker. They're saying she went overdose. She put a money past his birthday. I would hope so. Well, kind of monster. You think she is. On fat in all parts. Oh, I don't know if they said the specifics. I don't know if the toxicology is back it. So he was getting high. Gypsy must be getting high. Well, let's go down. What's this? I don't understand the story at all with the beef is he died of an overdose and he blame her or something. No, not yet. But it's like it's Gypsy. Come on. Her husband dying. Anybody dying close to her is going to be big news because of where she comes from. And then it was already kind of salacious because when she first comes out when she's on a show, she got that one guy and then she leads that guy for the other guy. Got it. So it's like they said that the sheriff found a paper towel on his arm that had blotches of blood on it. On the night stand, there was a holstered handgun, a syringe and two shot glasses in the bathroom. They discovered syringes, a spoon and a brown powdery substance. So what did you do? So Gypsy fucking knew where was Gypsy? They were doing shots and he was doing more than shots. Exactly. The gun was involved. He was shooting. Gypsy was not there and they said that he had been talking about he was in a real dark place and he had been threatened to do stuff to himself. So he might have been on purpose. I don't know. They said when Ken failed to show up to work Thursday to family decided to a check and call authorities. And that's when they went ahead and found them. So there's another put a body on this girl who I mean it's not a great person, but that seems a little yeah, it seems like a lot. Rest of the piece of that. School of School of Military Roads were just real quick. What's the one that the mom faked that she was sick? It was giving her drugs and then her, her boyfriend, killed her, Gypsy is that one that killed her mother with her boyfriend that she met at the movie theater. She was in a wheelchair pretending to be a wheelchair and also the family was fake known because they were on one of those shows where they give you a house. What's the show? You remember them shows? Sidebar. You know it came out like most of the families on them shows, like their lives was ruined by that show. Because the thing about it is when they would come and your son got sick of sell or whatever your issue is and they gave you new house, they wouldn't explain that your electric bill being that now all the kids had light up fish tanks in their rooms. So now the electric bill is going to be quadruple fucking price and you can't keep up with it on top of the fact that if they had to take all alone on that house to get you to devibrating hot tub with the removable bottom for your son that's in the wheelchair. So he can enjoy being in a hot tub like everybody else. They didn't tell you that it's an extra mortgage and now the fucking mortgage is now 6700 instead of 1300. Mostly all of the motherfuckers lost the house. They all ended up homeless under bridges depressed. It's really a terrible. If you look into them talking about suicide, all kinds of weird deaths. If you look into those house make over shows, it was so much negative shit connected to them. And that's why it's funny because one of the biggest stories is Gypsy because the whole thing was a fake. They gave her that rampant all that it wasn't necessary because the whole story was made up. Oh my god. Yeah, it's funny. I was a great sidebar. Very good condolences. I love that condolences to homey family. Yeah, word is fucked up. Yeah, I don't I think now that's the nasty part. Anything that's attached to her with death or anything is going to automatically be rough. And what's happening? Thanks. She just went viral for saying nigger 57 times on the phone. So we're not she's not her person. Yeah, she also murdered her mom. Yeah, I don't know. Yo, that's very really asked for you know me. When do I have a question for y'all she did. I'm telling you a horrible person to come on bro. If anybody mom asked for is her mom. Like come on bro. She was not a good person. It's powerful that bitches teeth out. Yeah, she did. Come on. That's great. And she would actually give her that medicine or zonk the fuck up taking shit that she didn't need. And you know what it really was. Gypsy is trying to get some dead. Okay, you ever see an alley cat in heat. She got she got some at the movie. She's just a bad for 20 minutes. That shit in this. I like Robocop. She's five. She five. That's not funny. Come on. That's a bag though. Like I'll be one. I'll be seeing the baddies with no hands or the baddies with fucked up legs in the wheelchair. And sometimes I think like. I wonder how the niggas is taking it down. You got to take it up. You subscribe. You know how to subscribe to that. No, I don't. I've been married for a long time. I'm not into that. However, I do. I do want to know because it's a thing though. Wait a minute. So you marry. You can't subscribe to only fans. If I feel my husband was looking at porn with like. I saw bad girl with a chicken on one time. Boy, the wing. She was fired. But you can't do nothing about it. I think I think I'm in her case because all those baddies with that are handicapped, they have huge following. I told you. I told you. There's a lady that used to work at one of the city. But beautiful woman. She just don't have. She just showed off. She just told her to say. Listen, I know it's check time. That's the time I really bathe in the dark. What? You know I bathe in the dark. Wow. You want to see yourself. No, no, no, no, no, no. First of all, the house that I have now. There's a window. So I can't. It brings a light. I prefer to bathe in the dark. I love to see myself. But that's during the day. It makes me think what kind of soap you use. Peppermint soap. Dr. Bronis. Okay. Liquid. Liquid. That's good. You need to borrow for that. You got to dilute it. I'm here to shit, you are a shit fuck. - Hey ya, Lizzie, I took it with black, so let's just start to peel him back shit. The wrong shit from my head. - Let's shit with my mouth. - From two-fifth black box, again, that shit bird! Hey! Why did you just. - You should've injured all the time. - Yo, I took it off with the black shirt. - I took it off with the black shirt. - Maybe I should've started peeling my shit, boy. - Oh shit. - I ain't gonna like how to feel good for an athlete, don't. - But at the moment, oh, what's the little thing? - What's the feeling? - It's the feeling. - I gotta feel it. - You know, it's a woman in here. - Yeah, this is disgusting. - Mom, listen, I'm sure you drove in a crib, Mark. Come on, we do that, that's just rough in a crib. - You know, I don't like that, though. - Don't like what? Some women don't like, I just learned this, my wife doesn't have a conversation. And some women don't like that. - That ain't true. - No, no, that ain't true. - You right? - No, some women don't like the fact that they're mad massive, they're like, "Why do you need a massive mate when I'm here?" - That makes no sense. - I don't feel like doing all that. - Yeah, right. - What part makes no sense? That the women feel that way? - Well, for me, while the fuck would I care that he's jerking on me? - I don't know. - That's what I mean. - 'Cause you're still fucking. - Right. - No, I'm a sometimes jerking off instead of parks. - Hold on, when you let off the big load, I got no energy for that. - Yeah, that's the point. - Yeah, I gotta do it the same time for you. - Not the window, why? - The big load. - 'Cause you know, it's jerking off standing up. So that should make you lightheaded, I tried that. - That type of kinky ass shit that you niggas discussing on the floor. Why the fuck do you know that he beat off standing up? - This is what he said in his head. - Is this what you're going to stand up? - Can you tell your friend, your best friend? - You're the only jerk on standing up. - Have you done it? - Here. - Thank you, ish. - I didn't say he's never done it. You said like that's his take. - That's his bag. - Like, you go. - No, no. - Yo, talk about his wife. - Before you got up here, OG. - Whenever Joe says. - Oh. - You look like a jerk off in his sock for less mess. - For the wife. - Never. - You don't jerk off his sock. - Clean one. - Towel. - Let it shoot all over the place. - Yo, God bless you. - God. - It's too far. Too far. - Yeah. - Yeah. - The problem is that you, okay, let's, let's, let's move on to me. - The conversation about the coming. - Okay, got it. - Yeah. - Let it shoot all over the place, man. - He's still. - He's still. - I think we can move on. - Yeah, I think it's time. - Yo. - Why are you back like you, Precio? Me? - Preci, yeah. - I'm not saying my nigga. - I just know I'm with the shit. - My nigga. - You try to get one out before you rip. - You try to get one out before you even record with wifey nigga. - Don't know, give me a second. - No, I try. - If I had known Joe was gonna be an hour late, or, or, or, or, or, I was a fuck that home the day. I was actually mad. - Ooh. - I was like, we ain't got time. - I don't see you trying to get the early one. - I was, I was mad. - I was about to get the early one. - But I ain't gonna be late to work. - Yeah, man. I mean, I was so, I'm not mad at shit, but you okay, me sick, I was mad at shit. It's been like, it's been like a week. - Oh, it's okay. - Yeah, it's been like a time. - You guys take sex breaks. - No, it was just, some things happen. - My ex. - Yeah, it was, we kept trying, but life didn't work, but. - My ex would never have sex in the morning. - You're gonna be the same thing at the same time. - Because he would say that it was like, he'd take the eye and a tiger out of him. Like, he needed, like, that was-- - Oh, make his legs weak. - He never said legs, but he used to be like, like, he need that to get through his day to survive. Like, to him, have a sex in the morning, man, he don't need a house for that. - You know what I mean? - I knew you were supposed to fill it up. - Oh, you're supposed to be wrong. - Yeah. - You're supposed to fill it up. - You're supposed to be wrong. - Don't try to play, huh? - I would fuck, but it ticked my legs out. - But that's not what it was. He would make that shit clear, like, I need that shit in me to survive. - I was young. He's a drunk dude, right? - Yeah, definitely. - But any other time, yeah. Any other time, he good. It's just, yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, the time, he good. It's just, yeah. - Yeah. - The shit, they just keep it off. - Explain it. It made sense to me. - Somehow, there's ties back into the early jail conversations, but, y'all, they do. - I wanna talk about what was going on with the streamers, but the streamers going viral. That's what I'm gonna talk about with Reggie. First of all, I know y'all probably talked about it a little bit the other day, but Reggie, a streamer named Reggie formally had a clover voice. It'd be familiar with Kai. So not in his whole group with viral earlier this week with some claims that were really shocking for the internet. - Reggie, cry. Reggie. - I'm sorry. - It just used to be talking to you with doobries. - Why are you doing that, y'all? - Why are you snitching on what you're doing with that? - I didn't snitch it. I have to be what I was laughing at. - Yeah, yeah. - I just wanted to talk with the fuck up while we're talking. - Yeah. - Please. - Please. - I'm out of here. - I'm out of here. - I'm out of here. - I'm out of here. - I'm out of here. - No, don't start saying that, please. - It's so horrible. - Don't start saying that, please. Come on. Come on, love. - So Reggie. - Anyway, no. First of all. And I fuck with Reggie. Reggie is a Baltimore native. I've been following Reggie since Reggie was in fucking high school. Reggie has always been super honest, super transparent, prior to him becoming a streamer and doing these long form streams. That's why it wasn't shocking when I saw Reggie cry or scream because he's always been super honest about how he feels about different shit. Also, I believe a lot of what he's saying, being that they stream all day long when he makes comments like, he feels like Tilell is down low and gay and he feels like Tilell created a necessary sexual attention. You can look back on plenty of footage where it looks exactly like that. On top of the fact that, and please call a spade of spade, the whole internet been calling them little boys gay for a year straight. They do a lot of jokes like this. The same way we play up here and we have Ben Chen, we'll do Paul's. They have a banter where they rubbing on each other and touching on each other. You know, why is being gay hilarious to that age group? I don't fucking know, but because of the way they play, a lot of people, a lot of people just think they gay. That's why when his video "Inviral" is so people are doing thick pieces, it was a nice amount of people who, especially women saying, "Duh, like who's surprised." It's just for me, what he said about Tilell, when I look back at some of them streams, that's what I'm looking at, sexual attention. I'm looking at him grabbing at his arm, him moving his arm. Him touching his back, him moving his back, him seem like he's upset with him and then if he shows him attention, he's not upset anymore. Those clips match what Reddy said. That's my personal opinion on the Tilell thing. I also feel like Reddy was open and honest about quitting weed and quitting call service shit like that. So, when he came out that he was on shrooms when he can't have these revelations, a lot of people were saying, "Oh, he's late, so he's just high." And I feel like maybe people don't know about shrooms, but it's like some people get off of fettin' all heroin and percussed with shrooms. That's true. That's true. That's the therapy. The therapy, just like some people use ketamine under Dr. Supervision. I've seen people go pay to go somewhere to get in somebody's pool to take enough shrooms where they're shitting, pissing, throwing up, everything. But the goal is to them not to drink anymore after. I've seen that. I've heard about it. I don't know about the shit and pissing in the pool because that's how it goes. Yeah, it's on Instagram, babe. Type it in. I don't want to see that. I mean, it's pretty cool. But. Take your word. Because of that, I just feel like shrooms, that's not a lace drug. Shroom, isn't it? People do shrooms that tap into their emotions and to say shit like that. So it was irritating to me that you got this young black man. He's crying. He's being honest. All we ever ask for is these niggas to be honest, especially in the case of your gay and you're having sex with me and I'm not, and I'm straight and I, you know what I mean? That's what women want. Women don't want to find out. You fuck the guy. Right? Women want you to be honest and forthcoming about that. So when Reggie is honest about being molested by his sibling, when he's honest about being molested by cousins, naming them first name of last name, and then when he's honest about this newfound success he has in all the gays shit that's going on behind the door. I don't know why everybody reacted like he was the crazy one. I just don't understand that. Tyson, I responded. A lot of people point out in Tyson, I said, he never says, I didn't do that. He more says, prove it. Where's the proof? And he also says, I'm going to fucking sue you if you keep using my name, which I totally understand. But the internet seemed upset by the fact that he never says on his life, I didn't do that. I'm not gay. I'm not grooming anybody. The names that Tyson not is grooming, Rekai, Rekai is the youngest one. Rekai is like 16 or 17. He also claims that Rekai admitted to him that he had an adult penis in his mouth at some point. So it's a lot of stuff. One thing for sure, Reggie, mother came out and confirmed that he was molested by his brother. She came out and said she does not speak to her son, his older brother anymore. Because of some of them revelations, like she says, nothing wrong with my son. He's not suicidal. But his mother came out and said it. And I think a lot of people don't realize that Reggie is doing all this from Anchorage, Alaska. He goes to Anchorage, Alaska to clear his head and then this happens. So you're all quiet as fuck. I don't know anything about it. I don't even know what he said on his phone. I don't know. I don't agree. I don't interrupt you either. Yeah, I don't. I don't. But I don't agree. You don't agree with what? I think Reggie is incoherent. I think that he's taking different subjects and mixing them up. One point that he keeps going back is that this is what you guys get for not checking on me or leaving me out. That's a point that he keeps pointing out.
pointing out to. He did not provide any proof that Kai is a PDF. He didn't provide any proof. I do agree with Kai saying that I will sue you because it's the famitory and you can lose a lot of business when these things are alleged. Give me a second. I've dealt with a situation personally where somebody in my family who's acting like how Reggie's acting, who after whatever they take, if they're taking streams, the magical ones or whatever stream that is that cause you to hallucinate or they drink all these things that they're doing, that they have these random outbursts and make things up. Now, I'm not saying he's making it like the sexual stuff that he's going through that he went through his brother deserve to go under the journal, whatever come with that, come with that. I'm not saying anything about that because he's in pain. However, he's not coherent to me. And I've seen somebody in my family go through that same thing and just make up a whole bunch of stories where you have to go to the police and say, yo, he's saying this. He's saying that we sold him. He's saying these things. He's saying all these things, he's using reality that happened in the house and adding these fictional things that's happening. So let me go to the police and just let you know, this is what he's saying. Is there anything that we can do to help this boy? So when I boy or person in my family that that happens. So when I'm hearing these things and I'm hearing him jump all over the place and saying things, I don't think it's a sound mind. I do think that he needs help. I do think that he somebody needs to help him and I do think that he needs to speak to someone so he can get it all out. That's confusing for me though, because how can you? Okay. I stand with him when he says that his brother molested him. I stand with him. He says his cousin molested him. But when it comes to the famous niggas that stream, that's in coherent. Like how? It's all delivered in the same matter because he said that he was dropping. No, he said, no, yes. Incoherently. He said that he was dropping receipts and he did not drop the receipts. No, because his mother confirmed it and his brother conferred. I just saw the brother interview. I've seen the brother too. I didn't hear the brother say confirmed the brother. The brother said that we talked about this in the family. I don't know why you going about this publicly. I understand and I'm down to what I say. I don't understand how it's not coherent. Because it's all delivered at the same time. This don't make no sense when we talk about the famous niggas. When we talk about the niggas from Baltimore, that makes sense. I don't get that. I do agree with you with what you say because towards the end of that ring, he says, and if you want to know, y'all left me out. And this is why I did this because he does say that and that doesn't make any sense to me. But I just interviewed people that they said that he took the drugs from the lean from like a lot of people are coming out saying that he just had a bad batch of something. The people that provided it out there in Alaska. These people have came out and spoke about, you know, we didn't give him this. He stole it from us. They came out and talked about it. They did a whole blog. Yes. These are the messages from Kyle. Kyle did pay. This is all the, you know, I do agree that one thing that his mother said, let's say I know these individuals. So you can say, Flip, you're speaking from a bias stance. Oh, you know, I'm okay. But however, however, if Kyle sent that or anyone of those young men, if proof came out that he was grooming or these, he's a PDF, I would get at him as well. Exactly. But that's not the proof that came out. I do agree with what he said, Rokai, at 16, 17, shouldn't be around the older people while they're drinking or while the while the strippers over there twerking, we can all say that, right? Yo, you 16. You shouldn't be there. You 17. But you gave this 21 year old, 20 year old millions of dollars at a young age. He's just doing things that they watch on TV and a lot of things that Reggie said was on the internet years ago or months ago, these are internet talking pieces that he said that is on TikTok. It's the truth. Yo, why is this young kid right? That's what the response was. That's what the people that are responding to them said that he's using the internet. So that's what Kyle said. I let's move verbatim. Of course, because we saw these talking points before, but it is true. Why is Rokai, why would Rokai mom allow him to be there with grown 25, 26 year old strippers dancing and shaking ass when he's supposed to be in school. That's the truth. I just hate that he cried. And it automatically has to be he's on some kind of drug or something. Because he cried because he's incoherent when he's speaking. I don't think because he cried. It can't be that incoherent because you believe Taffa what he said. You believe Taffa what he said, when his mom, I only believed it. I said it. I only believed him when his mom came out and said it. If his mom didn't say it, I'm probably going to believe them. I think it's a very serious accusation. I don't know. I don't know. Let me just let me just say, I think in this situation, I don't stand on either side because I don't think I don't want to say who's telling the truth or not because I don't know. None of us know what I do know is that in these situations, when you say certain words and you put certain titles on people, even somewhere down the line, even if it's found out that they're not that, they still walk around with that stain on them to a certain degree. So me addressing this, I don't want to take a stance because I'm going to prepare for either side to be correct. I want to take off the fact that he called me a pdf. That's what I was talking about. So with the with the regidoo, clearly he's hurting. Yeah. Clearly he's been through something because it's already been confirmed. I also do know people who have been through something that also take that trauma and pass it along in other ways that's not very accurate. Like they'll go ahead and they'll create situations around them that's not actually happening because they haven't really dealt with the trauma before. I've seen that happen before. I'm not saying that's him. So I want to leave room for that thought. I also want to leave room for the thought of maybe he was around that shit and witnessed some real shit going on and now feels finally comfortable to say that's what I got. And I think this if anybody to take either side would be fair in what you see from it. But I do know one thing. We had moments where people were accused of things and called something and it was not found. And because that person who made the accusation was going through the trauma, we just accepted all that was a trauma they went through. But they never took the time to consider the person that was accused. Now has to walk around with that stain on them. That's a horrible stain to be called a pdf without some real actual evidence to be shown. His brothers should be in just fuck all that talk to the family. The mom and the mom and the family that he would be honest about what the fuck happens to him as a kid. But he's going to make up all this. When you go when you go and I want to challenge you to do the same thing I did two nights ago. Look at the motherfuckin strings like I don't know how after seeing him and time a little act like that with each other. You don't believe what the fuck he's saying. Like him and Tyler act like they fucking. That's how they act on them streams. Like that's not percent. And before it is happened, after a nice amount of the world thought that they was gay anyway because they play like that all the time. So why is it so? So how did they go from them? Y'all like y'all like y'all gay or they all gay over there to him saying man this nigga was acting like he was my nigga. He was acting like we was messing. He was acting like he created all the sexual attention and it's like nah because you like the nigga that don't make no fucking sense nigga. He's they was already giving so much gay there. Everybody was calling him gay. Then he comes out and says me and Tyler little damn there got this boyfriend girlfriend type of vibe with each other. Then you look back at the clips and see that. I just don't see. Probably read that. I'm not speaking off for Kai and Kai because I haven't seen nothing like that. You see that's the thing. A lot of the things that he said about Kai I've never seen so I don't have anything to say about but I seen Tyler. Let me just say. Let me just say this real quick and close for me. If you if you in the stream of world in content creation a lot of these young people they read the comments. So if you reading a comment that says a these videos seem like there's something going on with these two and you never say something about it and then you come up and say yo that sexual attention that you're sure was real because he made me feel like this or he acted like this. You're just confirming something that you read while y'all make your day for you don't believe it. No, I do. So that's it. No, but I'm done. I'm just saying that I'm finished is a fucking joke because I never get the finish up here. So shut up. If I do finish I'm talking too long. So let him finish is a joke to me because I never get to start or finish anyway. So I don't want to hear let him finish from none of y'all because that's the common thing that's done to me. Whether it's I talk too long and I bet you I do talk too long because I can't barely get anything out. I think this took me y'all to both air and a lot of thoughts. I got. Yeah, I brought it up. Well, I'm waiting out. I want to make you feel hurt and I want you to finish. No, we can we can move on. You sure? Yeah. Positive. Okay. We're gonna group up. No, no, no, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I said, send in love to Reggie. I hope that you're okay. I'm proud of you for being honest and you should continue to be honest. If anything that you saying is wrong or you misstep, you should correct what you saying because you are saying things about people that you work with and you love and you whatever. And if you if this if you're doing all this to protect the kids, then don't stop talking until you feel like the kids is protected. Period. The whole time he been out, he gave it up just like this. This is a strange to Reggie brand to be crying and screaming about some shit. This is Reggie old thing and it always been and I hope the boy is okay for real. We're got you. I hope everybody's okay. We're a person. We got it in the show on a strong note. A happy note though. What's the happy note we got to end it on? I don't know. It's the one I don't want to hear. This is for the cool way. We started a. Baby face. It's just. Yeah.
Shit, yeah me baby face got all that fly shit to make just make what people have to make a face written song I'll pay your rent I buy your clothes. I cook you dinner too. Never I he don't do that, but mark you not you acting like that wasn't a smash. I'm pro baby face Yeah, oh, but since we told my I like it shit for the deal. I've got a really big I definitely want to correct something so last patreon. I did say something about an artist Saying that I thought what he was doing was AI. Let's go. Yeah, I think his name is pretty pretty boys things You talking grease about that new pressure you was no, no, no, no I got a chance to actually see Working with Teddy Raleigh, and actually singing That nigga consent there we go. So I'm I'm very let's can we get his name? Can we get his name? Yeah, let me I think it did he reach out to you? No, no, no, yeah, I've seen him tweet. He wants to make the shit out He's named his name is pretty boy the artist pretty boy He has a viral record. It's not actually out yet. He's been showcasing it and he's actually went into the Please forgive me me. He showcased these No, I'm finished. You know he's gonna get picked on in the cult that won't come in He has a really great voice, so I want to make sure I correct that I was misspoke and don't I can't wait to hear the record and working with Teddy Raleigh So the fact that you win And my positive Stevie Wonder I should have said square circle not how did you lie square circle 1985 you can let that go That was the last No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no you all your jeans get tired of me as you question cuz I got here at like the half half day mark When when Joe and everybody else watches this bad, what do you think they're gonna take from the day fuck Joe this wasn't good Yeah, it's niggas. Okay. This was a really good shot. I think the flip started off aggressive. This is my sense. I want to I'm not saying I'm standing on Fridays. I gotta stay all I can't be on here. No, I'm not gonna put that we just cool
, but you know, we're still recording though we still recording recording Okay, for a really important reason, I'm not I can't I will be able to say it soon But I have to go congratulate somebody they got something really amazing happened for them and my family This is the biggest thing I've ever heard it's cool. Yeah, but that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to travel to see my family That's a big beautiful man. I love it. You're happy when you come on. Yes. That's beautiful, man All you got shows or anything coming up. I'm now my shadow box and get ready to flip up soon. Please You know, I think I got like a like some type of little host in the sun, but I'm off for the most part. How much they pay? Damn, Nick. Two more bases. Damn, Nick. What you want to piece? Are you a guy? You know, he was one piece of sun, man. Hey, what you doing this weekend, man? Working. Do you see? No, are you ever going to see any more? Is that dead? No, we're right. You're right. You working. Tell them on your day. My name is almost finished. What you doing this week and more? Whole bunch of nothing man. What am I doing this weekend? Now we got some content to do this weekend. We got some content to do this weekend. I thought maybe because Joe's sick but that might not have anything to do, but yeah, it's not going to be because I got it I got to go go shop without us. Y'all filming without us up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This ain't for you. I feel so left out. No, this ain't for you. I missed the rewinds. I liked the rewinds. They was fun. They were cool. They were fun. I like the rewinds. I like the rewinds. I like the rewinds. I was clipped with this fun. Damn. Are you guys planning to be a part of a part of us? Who's you guys? You. You and your wife. Because I. No, no. I don't think so. I don't think so. You're finding a part of. Yeah, that's an interesting question. You know, LA Reed said he wrote this. They probably did. It's credible. And his memoir. He said, uh, I know y'all don't fuck with memoirs, but it's been more. He said he left Pebble's house pulled over a highway 85 and just started writing these lyrics. Every this Bobby brain right? And she was with somebody else at the time. I was in love with this niggas when this was out. Like I thought he was the most handsome man in the world. Bobby was him. You know who else I was in love with? What's these nights? Are you the type? You have to type. Have you ever lose that fight? Do you like anybody that's not dark skin? Chris Brown. The original King of RMB, man. Bobby Brown. That's right. That's what I said. They crowned me a bit fast. No, when I said that, they crowned me for that. No, he is the original King of RMB. No, it's not y'all. Whitney says so. Yes. That's why he was him. Yo, yo, you listen to me, Marine and all your stuff. That's what it is. It's a George of all of them. Let's see if it agrees. Listen, so what? I don't think there's a lot of people going through your time, dog. You might have known about music that talk. That's, you know what I mean? Yeah, I know about that. You see it was a job to vote to. I mean, you just don't want to agree. Hey, yo, listen, Michael Bolton. Yeah, listen. How do you? You're the baddies that insecure? There we go. They're called by the people who have closed by the one who want you to go on. Come on. Grab you a ton of know. You may need one. You guys are doing it this weekend at some srooms. I'm going to prepare for to go to carnival in Miami. Hey, you get to go to carnival. Yeah, look what you get in a thorn, huh? I'm going to keep going with regular clothes. Yeah, I'm going to carnival. Pull your nipples out at least this time. J.R. Oh, this is. I'll be out there. I'll be out there for a while for a couple of days. And I'm preparing. Man, listen, we're here. Great show, y'all. I love you. Give us a nice. Get well. I'm super that remote. Okay. We're watching that part. I anything sick. So, you know, babe. Hey, yo, listen, just don't eat the green. Hey, yo, we love you. No button podcasts. Shout to the cast. I love y'all. I can see y'all. And we out of here, JVP. Where would you be without the JVP? I'm from the Webinario. It's the network. Wrap it up.
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The podcast is presented as fictional and humorous, with no real claims or serious allegations about personal experiences or events.
Hosts emphasize that the content is entertainment only and not a reflection of reality or personal truth.
A recurring theme is the critique of online outrage, especially regarding social media behavior and the need to avoid participating in harmful or viral trends.
Discussions involve prison culture, inmate life, and creative adaptations, such as performances and financial strategies, within legal boundaries.
The hosts debate whether incarcerated individuals should be allowed to earn money, balancing personal ethics with legal rights and societal norms.
A key point is the existence of “types” of people who believe certain individuals, like Tobi Lane, are innocent, reflecting deeper social and emotional biases.
The hosts highlight the dangers of misinformation, especially in social media, where false claims about crimes or jail experiences are widely circulated.
A central message is the importance of self-awareness, emotional balance, and avoiding negativity, especially in online spaces.
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The podcast is a satirical and fictional entertainment piece, designed for humor and commentary rather than factual reporting. It presents exaggerated, absurd, and often nonsensical narratives about real-world events, such as prison life, social media trends, and celebrity scandals. Hosts repeatedly stress that everything discussed is not real, not serious, and not reflective of actual personal experiences or truths.
The content critiques online culture, particularly the tendency to engage in viral outrage or performative activism, urging listeners to remain grounded and avoid joining mob mentality. The discussion also touches on prison life, where inmates create creative ways to express themselves and earn income within legal limits, sparking debate over whether incarcerated people should be allowed to profit from their labor. The hosts explore personal ethics, highlighting that while people have a right to earn money, personal discomfort with certain behaviors—especially those involving victimhood or accountability—can influence one’s support for such actions.
Misinformation is repeatedly flagged, particularly in social media, where false claims about crimes or individuals are spread. Overall, the podcast serves as a cautionary and satirical reflection on how people interpret and react to online content, emphasizing self-control, critical thinking, and respect for others’ perspectives.
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The podcast is purely for entertainment and is not intended to be taken seriously. The hosts emphasize that no real information is being shared, and everything is fictional.
In the podcast, 'Flip' is a persona used by the host for entertainment purposes. It is not a real person or a reference to any actual event or individual.
No, the podcast does not discuss real events or people. All references, stories, and opinions are fictional and created for comedic effect.
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The host expresses concern about constantly engaging with negative online content, stating it can be mentally taxing and harmful, and recommends staying mindful of what one consumes.
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