The podcast features a lively, conversational exchange among hosts discussing personal lives, routines, and interpersonal dynamics. Topics range from weekly haircuts and grooming habits to frustrations with hygiene products like "sentinel lotion," which one host finds grotesque and discards immediately. A recurring theme is the tension between personal care and shared responsibility, especially in relationships—such as a couple struggling with romantic engagement during pregnancy. The hosts also delve into broader societal and workplace issues, criticizing poor leadership, financial instability, and the erosion of creative integrity in media environments. There’s a subplot involving rumors about a high-profile inmate’s injury and transfer, with speculation about leaks and internal conflict. The conversation blends humor, honesty, and satire, reflecting on personal choices, relationships, and systemic failures. Despite the chaotic tone, the hosts maintain a sense of camaraderie, offering support and playful commentary on personal and professional challenges. The episode concludes with a mix of personal reflections, shout-outs to friends and colleagues, and a reaffirmation of loyalty and resilience in the face of uncertainty. While rooted in entertainment, the dialogue offers sharp insights into daily struggles, human flaws, and the complexities of modern life.
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We are trained professionals We do not have your best interests at heart or are all Enjoy the show I know this but I'm an observant I used to be trying to show up his legs I used to be trying to show up his legs, I had a man or anything and he'd keep doing a walk-by's It's only a seasonal thing I used to be a bear I used to be a bear It's cold in the rain today It's not raining It rained this morning So when you got up this morning, it was already done He grew up I checked the weather And I checked the weather was going to be late on I always look at the weather for the day Just because it's cool in the morning and I'm cool And today gave you shorts Yeah, it gave me shorts today Feeling good today I'm saying I got an issue with you, man Yeah, both of you are actually You had to So he's worried about getting to his barber tonight in time for the show The money is Yeah, I got to get my hair on He got to get it And that's what I've cut hair before I could just cut it for if we were late tonight Was that your job in the cold? I thought you were the driver I was a driver but I also did all the work In college I cut hair He wore many hats Except one We were allowed to wear those It didn't feel good That's what I was doing Mark, I don't really see you getting there good I didn't really want that I can't get it from you, man Or babe, or put lotion on Or clean it out Usually take lotion on my hand and throw it in the trash in front of me Yes Yes, I didn't bring my bag down here today and my bag got old shit So I needed some lotion So I said, yo, there's a lotion here He's making say it's some sentineless lotion here Which we used before the show When we first got into this part place When we first got in here I tried to stop this shit like Joe style So it was fly lotion It was fly shit And now I do that that I put that sentineless lotion on And felt like I changed the time And when I reached the end of it It's in the garbage, I would know I was reaching for to put it on Nobody should ever wear that again That shit felt like tall I didn't want sentin lotion No, it's not this I'm just talking about how it felt That shit was disgusting Put it in, you don't even use it And now no one will use it And when you replace it with I'm looking out you know I'm looking out you know Which replace it with big ones? Absolutely nothing Sometimes you got to want better for people Even if they don't know Yo, Doug, you could lick your hands with saliva And be in a better spot And be in a better spot And be in a better spot Yeah, honestly Yeah, that's nasty Or anyway, so you. Anyway, I could do that for you I'm good When was the last time you gave a haircut? My son. The last time he got a haircut? No, gave one I gave one every Monday But my. I gave one Maybe I just gave one more More, more Wait, wait, wait, wait I gave one more Are you kidding me? Let's lie down Let's lie down Look at me Look at me You don't know what to do with your hair cut You don't know what to do with your hair cut I get the same haircut every Monday and Thursday It's fine None You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You don't know what I mean? You think I don't have hair cut on Tuesday? Yeah, you have a lot of hair You are deeply offended by that I never heard of nobody not getting a haircut every week on the show Hey yo Every Tuesday What do they do when you go with it? They cut in your shirt with So You might not like the haircut, I get that haircut every week You're probably robbing the shit out of the shit you do Fuck you, Mario You're not talking You're not talking You're not talking Look at that, are you looking at it? You can't possibly by naked You come in here out of a month Maybe with a haircut twice That's crazy Out of eight episodes Two days you got hair cut That is insane I would bet you on it But I won't get the bread Oh shit Go back and look at the footage Go back and look at the footage Every Tuesday I get a hair cut I get a shave up every other week And a haircut every week Every other week So every other Tuesday you got hair cut No, but every week I don't want his chair He rides me up So at least he takes care of Darryl So Mario's like me on that I think it's stealing your money I think it's lining you up A lot of money Go wait Today we gonna establish like Some guy cold and guy rude On what grounds Was that y'all know you not talking Like on what What grounds do you have to say that to ish? He wouldn't have been my first Target in that He was one target See these guys have You guys have bought these So I would imagine you got to get a haircut every week It's not twice a week Is that right? Twice a week Well that's insane But yes Exactly For me on air I just make it decision to do it on Tuesday So I could hold it for most of the week Because I record on Tuesdays and Wednesdays And then Some of the mark-hi of this man That we be up here calling you ugly too They do get mad They get mad They're like "Hey Mark, I'm finding this nigga there" I was like They had to talk about it They didn't know what to do You read all that shit Read all that shit I'm paying attention to that But no, why don't you go and go and go and go? You ever thought about it? Awesome You got hair You got hair Yeah But I mean you ain't doing nothing I am here I am about probably three or four years away from where I need to get a baldie You know, you don't need a baldie then? You don't need a baldie then? Are you close to the baldie then you are at a trip to Turkey? I would go to Turkey before I got the baldie at this point Before I would have never went to Turkey Now I go to Turkey I have no shame about that You don't need it though If it wasn't Turkey I would do that You don't Close to a baldie My airlines get light right now My airlines get light right now I mean his point is moving back I don't want that You know you don't have to be balding to get a bald head Oh I know I met a baldie 20 years ago But you know I grew back And then I was like She rumbed up She rumbed up No that shit I don't move now We were around to kind of hair back then We get our baldies in the coat No we kind of know baldies No we get to grow into braids It was true You have braids? They had the Yankee rules You know that No bids No bids, no nothing They have braids in braids We have braids in braids They have braids in braids Cornrows I can't see What you had Don't worry about it You had the brother sunflower shit The shit Half The shit the more I had the half shit So I'm you know so fuck you I just offered to cut your hair No there was I'm cold I'm cold Y'all have baldies I can't even fuck them up Ningo so free I thought you said I knew me I was coming today Yeah we had a lot of some family emergencies Okay You was looking forward to saying that? Yeah He wanted another half Puerto Rican in the room He needed He needed He needed He needed He needed And you fire one True Oh man True He got a promise in future I see it And his father did martial arts So you know he'll have a left You keep saying that left shit Yo I'm gonna make you swing that something I watch you swing no I mean you can fight you to be your left is low You never see me swing the left That's what we say That's what I'm saying And a fight that's weird That's kinda what That's the point I wanna see the one he's right I wanna see the one he's right That's the point That's the one you're like Swing one of the hands What's the duty of favor comes out? Yeah Yeah Fire man Disrespect is going Do it then Do it then That's a laugh Oh man Alright come on let's have a good time man Let's have a good time Let's have a good time Oh I ain't got nothing It's been a night Did I? Yeah Oh okay I'm great I'm great I got like I'm growing a resentment toward my partner Unbeknownst to her Until now Keep my mind My the schedule of my body Now like yesterday I was like You know what? I'm out tonight Alright I don't give a fuck what you got going on I'm going out It went to eat it like seven Uh-huh Is that late for you? Leaving the house? Oh leaving the house to something To eat? Yeah, that's late With like a family Yeah Both her kids came I thought we was bringing the romance back to the relationship She's like what you wanna leave her in the house? I'm like yeah But what do you mean? We're back to something to go for this You still expect romance while she's pregnant? Well I was trying to bring some of the romance back I don't have a little, little, little meal She's pregnant, so she probably uncomfortable No, but we just been in the house, so I'm trying to get her to breathe some fresh air She's brought the kids Anyway, I thought I was going out last night And I ate at seven o'clock And I just, I couldn't, I couldn't My body, when I wake up now, I'm still seeing the people on their way home From going out Alright, right My body, she something changed Yeah It's like a task to get out of the bed at 12 And do something It's called age That's what you're saying No, she's just saying That's what it is It's like a age It's a suggestion to everything going on Yeah, that's what it is It is I gotta, I gotta on adjust for a weekend On adjust I gotta on adjust for a weekend On God Alright, all right, let's see Yo, shout out to my brother, and Hold Brooklyn with her, put her back there Yeah
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That line's so hard. I don't even play the hook after it. (laughing) I just cut it off. God damn it. The fun is you're that line ain't that hard. It's just a nice, this is. You just got to be in a certain mental space to even think that. Which makes it hard for a civilian like me. Exactly. That line is kind of ridiculous. I wouldn't even think once you moved out the hood. That's all right. Can't get 'em. I wouldn't not think to go shoot your mom's out. That's all right. I'm gonna make you look horrible. I gotta tie the lookin' for you. I mean, if my mama raised me right, if mama did a good job, then. Hey, she ain't got no sleep. No sleep. She ain't got no worry about it. (laughing) Oh, man, hold on. Let me get these drops out the way real quick, man. No, no, no, no, drop out. I know society needs that. No, this is dangerous. Who's that? It's Dr. Martin Hill. What's the point? There you go. And the money is in the building. Whatever it's all this is. 9.73. Welcome to episode 973. Johnson, Joe Blooden podcast. Brought to you by Fueled by Powered by Price. Big Price is gang. Yeah. Hey, I see what you did to you. Hey, I'm Joe Blooden. I get jersey. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen, I'm your humble gracious, grateful, extremely happy to be here. Host in a really good mood, host. Not feeling spiteful, host. Not feeling vengeful. Not feeling personally attacked, host. Joe Blooden here with some people that may or may not feel the same. To my right, my good brother. Park Chester's finest. Big of money in the building. E how you doing, man? Good, man. I'm in a little bad mood, but we'll talk about that later. All right. All right. We'll get right to it next to him. Our good brother, Philadelphia's finest. Dr. Mark Lamont Hill in the building. Raining potter of the year. How you doing, Mark? I can't complain. Rough week, but you know, making it. Yeah. Yeah. That's some life shit happening. But I'm okay. That's why you missed the haircut. It's a lot going on. He got a haircut. He got a haircut today. Oh, shit. That's the end. No, you know. Got a Monday. This is the same haircut I have with Monday. That's the end of the haircut. See, I think. Yo. No. This is the haircut I have with Monday. No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's the same. Should I get every-- Listen. You brought-- You talking to somebody in me, and I know I'm a lunatic. Every Monday and Thursday. So what happens to you? Because you turn back ugly again. Win, Thursday. Win, Thursday afternoon. I have to get that better in your due. I got to go to mold I am Jersey now they guess Timberlances and all you know, I was thick. I thought we were still on uptown time That's good pass 40 below time knocking them down. That's not quite 40 blows. Yeah, not the 40s. Yeah, you got to get some fields Oh, I saw a few people wearing them yesterday. So I'll keep them up to here. Stop it. Oh, you said they were 40 blows right The show wearing 40 blows They were artist Different that's different. Okay, they know that they wasn't from here. We're there You know Both Brooklyn. Yeah, I can see something from Cali being like all the New York. I'll wear the 40 blows It's two Brooklyn niggas. No, but yeah, 40 blows. Yeah, four minutes different. You can wear what the fuck it was It's actually kind of worse. It's how to shit up there than 40 blows. Yeah, but it won't stay Yeah last year that next player of run. I think that was last year all them or every opposing team on the walk-in was walking in with Tim's pissing me off Hall of burden with the 10 somebody else water Tim looking bad. Yeah, yeah, we're niggas from India and we're 10 some people Niggas from Indiana period right look at them. Yeah, no fly people. All right. Uh, Poe is here Yeah, they get in from Indiana kids from Indiana. Ian Dunlap is from Indiana. Never seen him. He got their Houston sauce on him now Never seen him with Tim's he got the Texas sauce on him when niggas moved to Texas. Oh, what a it's Texas. Okay, he always suited and booted It's different right glamour girl. We don't know some Texas shit. You can boss and shut up Poe you good over there Yep, I don't know making sure you I may have the date and seeing going That is good ain't sound like your heart sound a little shaky Apo Apo would you or Erickson tell us if like y'all will get in your heart broken? That's a good question because like we sit here and be talking. Yeah, yeah, y'all don't But y'all the family and we see y'all. Yeah, we don't really know about their love lives quite frankly at all We don't know even don't know shit I saw Poe out with the thick black girl when he was looking like that nigga Rico Swave And then it then it didn't work out. I mean that's when I learn white people beating and scrambling too, huh? Anyway, as long as the dating scene is going good. I don't know man Polo down. Yeah, he's been working hard You over there editing photos right? They just they just aren't working hard when they ain't got no Yeah, I'm a Tanisha and I'll take them. Yes, I mean I bad Joe folder again. Just we just look at it Just in case Yeah, you as messy Anyway, Cory is here, huh? Anything going good over there, right? Look at Cory. Did you see the new mob land? What's your home for that? Erickson is here tender save on a hip-hop remote last but certainly not least each and every one of you very important people out there are here Yeah, what up? What up? Come on. You know what to get to come on man. Let's do it man. Let's do this Just trying to keep keep cool. You said you started writing raps. He was under so much pressure. You said I write raps on the balcony Take him up. Love fresh and medicine. Yeah, me took some time to know All right, come on I'm in a group I did okay, I'm good. You aren't you lead us off. Oh man. Well listen It has been reported that did he has been moved Yeah, I'm reminded I've had every dog attack To get it to care what your figure and now I'm relying on my body to heal properly Let you know when I gotta go to the hospital But I think I'm I think I'm good. Okay. All right. I use the filling in your shit. Well, then I'll try to do something about it But hopefully this will be all right. All right. So puff come on. Let's go puff. So puffy is left dicks Well, we got four dicks, Marley's now in it would Alan Wood Alan Wood We gotta update since the last time he was he was reportedly taking the hospital with a head injury I didn't know we were we were speculating. Yes guessing maybe too much any in the cell But it turns out he had a little bit of a altercation Well, I don't say it was reported allegedly allegedly then they later came back and said he didn't have In all the gates the family goes back the family pushed back. I'm keeping my husband because I was calling me for my take on Diddy but I think You have inside information today Like Lauren the Rosen Lauren a lot more on it. She's been she's been on top of this. Yeah, Lauren Rosin those And TMZ trying to kind of jack her story. So I actually appreciated her her standing up for itself But the basic overview that we know right now is did he went to the hospital the reports When he got into the fight with my man then the reports came back from Diddy's family That that wasn't true Then later on the prison then backed up the family story and said that there was no incident here at all But they did oh no they said that incident didn't happen. They didn't say that no incident happened Yeah, they were very they was very careful language They said that that was not reported to happen. They said well how did he hurt his head They said that's all the information we have for you at this time. They didn't say we don't have any more information That's all we got for you. That's all we have for you. All y'all get no more information to this story It's wrong, but after all of this though. We do know that he's been moved to another yes He's in he's in Alan Wood Pennsylvania, which is a much smaller prison on of y'all know the federal scene But we don't know dicks had 4,000 people Alan Wood has a thousand okay, so the idea here in theory is that it's it's He's easier to watch yeah easier to protect our less probability for some bullshit. Yeah assuming some bullshit Why would he be moved if it's just a simple injury? Let's just say he didn't get into the fight if it's just a simple injury Why would he be moved? You mean if you got the injury hitting his head at the top of the bunk like his team says yeah The bunk so much softer Alan Wood. No, you could be beefing like all those guys you could be beefing They go get you out of here. You're a high profile nigga the nigga that he allegedly was beefing with Ain't chump so we're gonna separate y'all cuz he mad cuz shit escalates cuz cuz did he made a hot over there That's what they're speculating what you don't really make sense to me, but Why not why not because it ain't like puff put the shit out you get them saying like yo everybody in the feds of you somebody got a phone Right, so puff not the nigga saying look at me. I got a phone other people are coming in there taking pictures of him Doing all this dumb shit because he is who is it? He is it's not like yo I'm the one that's leaking all the information about my privileges here if you owe Dean with the privilege To be making it hot for everybody here's every no just you just you being you has now made it hot for everyone else That's not his fault that is his fault Well, he's gonna be somebody else he could not get massages and special meals out the kitchen and your makins It's people in the jail that are getting that shit done, but he's did he though. He's paying them for let me finish Yo, if you are somebody is people in the jail that's getting that shit done. They leak in the shit It ain't his fault that's other people are leaking it is what I'm saying. That's just where we disagree I still think that's it. Yeah, but the fact is the other people getting they don't have no type of notoriety so they don't they don't care enough to That's what they said. That's so why I was fucked. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. He's him. Yeah, and being you getting the massage getting all of us fucked up You guys don't get massages boss. Yeah, you fucking it up. That's the point if you get massages is ruining our life Then you guys stop getting massages and for what I'm hearing was I tried to say last episode He was making it hot in the whole situation was hot Which is why I didn't think he was secretly getting guarded out to go to white castle. Yeah, but uh, but We'll get agreed to this. Oh, no, that part is being disproved right so I still think they stopped their white House When they used to lock me up before they used to take me to the to shit if I get the cool niggas We could stop and windies every time I get a smoke I get a smoke brain Every time I get locked up in New York the cops have been Super duper flock like the niggas pull over get you side like You get the right cop. Yes, and your transport will go different Every time I've been locked up they've been great to me up at the head one time I got locked up
The nigga took everybody off the van and was like yo, I don't feel like doing paperwork Whatever y'all got in your pockets dumped that shit in the trash. I don't give fuck what it is Oh, yeah, let's dump it in the trash. There's a I don't feel like doing it. It didn't good check out I wasn't looking at the mouth mind of my business, but no, I didn't think it got we took us in the store I got a chance to eat huh do you ever need them about your pockets? No, not at all But nigga took anybody in there. Yo get some to eat and it was ready to boof the gum They said you beef in lollipop Yo, but not every time I've been locked up in those are dark days to try to smuggle the nigga team in your ass You write though. No, I'm not smuggling Niggas seen in my ass Not good, it's not the good one You gotta get to a jail you'll be sitting you'll be sitting for a second go to anybody to get in that basement It's a whole new world there you'd be dying to get in the jail Anyway, you would say more. Yeah, I mean, but that's kind of ain't right now. Did he's been moved? Yo to keep up with the team now takes too much research like I seen the puff story happen Did he versus do this who is dead is but will be do this for sake of a funny story. Yeah, just you see him I won't I'm all pleased. He and that's the problem with keeping up with this shit all day yesterday I had to see stocking many reason do this stories of do this do this is dead No, I know I read it I read it. Oh slow down no before that That's and that's my question if they say and then nothing happened with did he and do this right done us yeah Then why did they change his release day exactly they say nothing happen. They said that didn't happen. Yeah That's why something happy I'm paying to just read between the law and something happened We just gonna just but what I'm hearing it was a very clear situation where did he was That he was upset at how hot he made it for other people now I don't know if it was just a small conversation to escalate it because of how did he carry that how he responded But that's that was what initiated according to Right, they moved him Expediently you have - because that's a billion, and I mean would it be a billion dollar lawsuit if something happened If God forbid did he would have passed away in that prison with this much spectacle on it the world I mean people dying prison every day and no one cares, but this one people would care about and the prison will be accountable Because I'd be like wait a minute he went to the hospital this day came back and this happened. No, not just that Yo, y'all have been having a microscope on this man since he came in the jail right again That was my point like yo dawg. How do we know cuz again? It's it's high level niggas in jail Puffing the first nigga that was in jail. I got a big name. Yo, y'all are basically Telling the world what he's doing in the jail, and that's not supposed to happen, right? So there's somebody internally that's leaking all of this shit that puff guy Well, here's the thing the two guys this is the last piece of this for me that the two guys that leaked it to CNN I mean to TMZ were not like employees of the prison These were like guards. These are two people who I understand were disgruntled with puff for some reason So that might also be I don't I don't want to get in speculation land But what we know for sure is this is two people who were pissed off at puff so it could be You should have managed this better so that this didn't happen all of that. Yeah So that's the speculations all liability issues for no, no, I mean Whatever got them disgruntled. That might have been what the confrontation was about because I understood it Many of workers were preparing meals for him with the Jamaicans in the kitchen So that's another piece of this that could connect some dots your niggas been in jail forever They don't give fuck about that puff shit nigga at all. They don't care about that. No, I agree you coming in here You coming in with that same ego you had on the outside? You getting your privileges? We don't like that you making a block hot. Yeah, like you said something comes with your name being In here the eyes is on you. You got to move like you know that or you're gonna make it fucked up for the rest of us So we gonna go ahead and give you a little boop boop over the head Puff might be tight send you on your way here you tell you take me out the fucking the load that I'm comfortable in that I've been here I'm close to home and around close home and the Alan and Alan would that shit ain't close My man you gonna figure it out though. That's where I smooth In my eyes move Alan Wood is not Alan Wood is I wasn't in Alan time either, but Alan Wood is not elementary. They both ain't repible You want you want the island town talking that shit. I won't go to No Period It's good shit now with the shout out to Alan town. I see y'all in October 31st You going out there and speak I'm talking 30. Yep, nigga. Take any bag. It's a little something. I hope that Oh shit anyway, I hope that puff is all right Yeah, no, they're not reporting that part. I've heard he might what I heard from I talked to my works in the old prison No, he's okay. That was a very quick turnaround and that was in minor stitches. That's what I heard No, but I'm not saying that message. It was my they sent him and sent him back the same very very quickly. You know, he's okay. Stay safe Stay safe. I just want to stay out them. Jell's boy. Got you Got you none good. I'm Jell. Mm-hmm. No, sir. It's nothing but violence and niggas ready to commit more Fuck that Those are really out of trouble and I mean all trouble niggas parking tickets have me and then fucking a max with a killer You just got locked up for traffic. Yo, you think they got traffic, Jell. Yeah criminal jail. Niggas you in the jail I'll support you Hey, go ahead you taking a stand against against the state not paying you low 150 dollars a week. It's gonna have you in here with somebody. You gonna take a stand over there and because you can't sit on the bench Not paying a child support to the state seemed like a good idea to they to hit you with their ears Then you just shut it and an interest Interest Interest high state was he been fucking That thing is the authority Is it just when you try to lead a state No, I'm a defer to you, bro. Yeah, that's smart. It's interest when the the mother's on public assistance and you don't let's Let's oh wow. Yeah, I'll tell you I tell you later. Well, not Jersey. God bless y'all. I do good out here. Oh, yeah, I do is pay that a little week back In Jersey, man, it's health and that's when they come get you When the mother on that wick they go out looking for you I'm paying for your That's all they be mad at anyway Hey, the whip back anyway, what else is important man? We glad to puff his eye Hopefully I don't start no shit down in almond wood. Oh, I want to shout out. Hey, buddy out there with a job Indeed everybody that's working again. It's that time of year We're layoffs to happening Netflix. I read a lot of layoffs over there. Yeah, uh somebody else at oh you MG Do you like do you do you love or hate that part love it? Absolutely love it. I thought I thought it was like Come on. Let's talk about it. I don't love it. Why I mean they do anything wrong. I just hate It just means to beginning at the end like you don't do that and keep your job long. Oh, okay, and I love them and I want them to thrive And I hate that I just hate what it means. It's always true by the way. No. No. No. No. Oh, this is singing You're looking at you're looking at is wrong. Okay, when by the time someone decides to do that They are clear that the job is over. Yeah, I'm saying the same thing Sometimes it's the beginning of the end. That's why I hate it. I hate what it signifies. I hate what it signals Like I wanted them to win and I think they're talented I think they were putting a fucked up spot at a network that's not giving any resources not invested in the show But if that's the case then they've already Accepted the fact that we ain't here long. Yeah, you know, I'm saying or yo, I don't even want to be the way Cass was talking It was almost like yo, I don't want to be here. Yeah, like yo, you got us working in the basement like you know I'm saying like the the working conditions and in which we're Dishonet suitable and then he was big enough everybody like yo, y'all had to go through this Oh, yeah, there's some bullshit. They don't have a studio, right? They still don't have like a like a home base Why don't these have no idea, but the way like that was a complaint before we're like Certain people were working up there like they were just going to like some of these makeshift Offices there was like no Joe's point When you decide to do this like them niggas newtapes coming in
to do this. And it was even one point when Cass started talking. I don't know who said it, but somebody from the back was like, "Yo, you sure you want to do this?" And he was like, "Yes." Somebody asked him, "Yo, you sure you want to go that route?" And he was like, "Yeah." So he had already made up his mind like, "Yo, this is what we about to do. And we're going to take whatever recourse that comes along with it." Let's play the clip. Let's do it. Yeah. I said play. That guy who gets paid two more zeros and you're like, "What is this guy even do?" And that's a question I find myself asking, myself a lot, because we're in the era of independent media. So you could go out and do your thing and make your own thing shake. You don't need to depend on them. Yeah. This is the worst place I've ever worked in my life. Varmalist. Stay in the show. Did y'all know? Yeah. When you, when you talk like that, you're leaving without the door. Well, you don't really care how they feel about it. You're kind of saying it on their mics for them to hear it because I've said it behind the doors a million times and y'all basically told me to suck a dick. Listen, I didn't speak to anybody. I've just been in close proximity to that situation before. I mean, I've seen it the only time the freshest thing in my mind is John Oliver always shits on HBO and that whole situation. It has been for years. He's got like a bazillion Emmys and it's a different space. So I mean, that's true. But that's a good example. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? So, but I do love sending messages to upper management of a show while I'm on the show. Like every day's struggle did the right thing with me. We know you. Every day's struggle did the right thing and they tried their best to cool it down with the whole Joe's having a baby. So he won't be here. And I was home sitting in the tweet like that. But had I come in. Oh, bombs over bagged that bombs over bagged that on my last show. And I like for the employer to know that about me. You know what though? I do. It was pre-recorded, right? Everything struggle. Yeah. So what are the ratings? Oh, that would have been out. That would have been out. But they're doing that shit live. You know what I'm saying? They're doing that shit live. So even if the suits didn't want to put it out, it's too late. Let me get back to it. Yeah, I do. Does you know that I'm going on? Let's go get our chief competition, which is like have way more. I want to say resources in this place. I would have never said that in this style of what I'm doing. Like if I'm going out with a blaze because I ain't getting along and I'm about to quit or get fired. I ain't saying nothing about down the doubt. No, he ain't saying I'm bad. Don't matter. Yeah. And he did. He'd say, oh, I've been cussed crushing him in the ratings. And they and they give it. They got way better resources blah, blah, blah, blah. So he said, but it ain't time for we've been killing somebody in the ratings and you at odds with you about you're leaving. You're leaving. What's about executive level talent, not being good enough to lead a company or anything like that. You look at the people in this room and it's like, damn, it's a epic miracle that a lot of the stuff gets done. Folks, I listen to this station. You're probably not going to see like a lot of folks who have been here for a number of years because of that. See, that's he's saying that all of that, the people in the room, yada, yada, yada. You're speaking to the creative people. You're speaking to the people that he's expressing the gripes of everyone. It sounds like a lot of hate is rolling. Let me keep going. It's an epic miracle that a lot of the stuff gets done. Folks that listen to this station, you're probably going to not going to see like a lot of folks who have been here for a number of years because of that, um, they drew ski go. You'll see a lot of people that weren't here before the previous administration. I understand what you brought Rosa Bergerlar coming from. I understand exactly what type of thing you have to view it. That's a lot of balls of dirt. Shout out to names. I mean, first of all, I appreciate him saying that. And he was right. But that's another bowl move. Talking down to dollars, one thing, but it's even bolder in some ways. Echoing those who just validated these people that have been a staple at this station, basically saying that this ship is sinking. Yeah. Because you got to remember how the people that just left went out and what they said, literally, yo, you got corporate people in here who don't care about none of this. You just stamped it. And you basically brought us in here. And we stamped exactly what they said. I mean, I'm sure, but who didn't believe Ebro about what he said. It's not about believing it though. It's when you bring the new crop in here and they back that come back it up in a short amount of time. They ain't been there long at all. And they already saying, yo, excuse me, the last group was right. This shit is fucked up in here. And we just got here and are already telling y'all that that's some different because usually when you bring that new crew and they, and they'll be jaded for a while. Yes, they'll be jaded for a while. You said it better now. I think the point y'all are making speaks to how bad it is. Yes. But I 100% believed Ebro and Pete about everything that they said. Yeah. But again, we for somebody to come in and what should be the honeymoon phase and that honeymoon ended abruptly and quickly and to start now echo on that honeymoon. Yeah. Well, like they start echoing the same exact sentiment because these guys recently got this gig, right? Yes. Recently, like how long ago? Six months? A year, not even a year. Within the year. Within the year. Within the year. Within the year. For sure. I want to know what happened back there. I'm saying, being here. We love hiding. We love what it grew up and it sucks what it's become. It's an awful situation outwearing right now. It's not for the money that we're doing. It's I'll tell you that much. It's because of the love of this. And I've never known up no crazy. It's like this. Actually, that's what I think I got cash for. Yeah. I think I got cash for enough of this. January or 26. So nothing. It was a night. It was a night even been. It was announced at the end of last year. It's like, oh, school, J.B.P. We're getting with the love. Yeah, randomly calling somebody. It spoke to a man. He picked him up. All right. Well, I just wanted to see my, see that I call. Fam, I was over the attack. They'll see my see my numbers. It's more. Oh, if you got a text for you. All right. It's all right. I got Marrow number two. There you go. Investigative journalism. -Live on air. -Come on, man. Let's see. -Take that Pablo. -No, no, no, no, no. We ain't. -No, we ain't shouting Pablo. -We definitely ain't shouting Pablo. -Definitely getting the shout out loud. -We're 100% shouting Pablo. -We're all five of them. -Clock some piece. -I stand with Ish. -A plus. -We get back to that Kelly Clark's piece. -A plus. -We getting back to that. -That's it. I think I'll. -Marrow, I'm on air. I'm on air. -Oh, baby. [ Laughter ] -Marrow, what up? What up, Marrow? -I called Cass first. He just hit me back, said he's taping his wrestling pod, and he'll get back to me, and then I called you immediately. What can you share with me? How bad is it? -Well, I mean, you know, like, it's just media company shit. It's not like the corporate structure, blah, blah, blah. It's kind of like what I was saying about executive level talent. Like, you could have the best. On air talent, you know what I mean? Like, just like you could have the best groupers on the court. If the front-off is kind of like lawsuit and assaults, then you're going to get. You're not going to be able to make a profitable problem. That's it. Like. -All right, I see. I see you've gone down a bit. -I see you've got to say. -It's the fantasy. -It's down like somebody got you together, because when you go on air, when you go on air, I was just sitting here saying, "Yo, for Kaz and them to go on the air waves with that means something was bad back there." -Well, I mean, I like. My thing, like, I face the same thing. Pro, listen, you're independent for a fucking reason. -You got to do it right now. -I'm like, "Cures, modify, right? And what happens is modify." -Yeah. -You know what I'm saying? Money gets funny, money fucks gets jerked around, and it's weird. So, you know, it's just, again, executive level talent. Like, when you don't have talent, like, in the C-suite, you know what I'm saying? Like, or, I'm wanting to work talent, and like, just like, knowledge of. -Somebody who gets it. Somebody who understands what should be going on. To be able to rely on to the people that don't speak the language. -That's it? -That's it, bro. Listen, I'll stay here and here and be good. Of course, somebody is very sensitive. -I'm going to go down. -Well, you absolutely have my support in everybody's support. -All of my support, yeah. -We support up here. They're going to keep letting you in the building, keep burning that shit down on their microphone. -Hey, man, look. So, it's like, you don't even have to be like, "That's what it is." It's like, "I don't even have no interest in arguing with motherfuckers that don't have a platform to argue back." You know what I mean? So, it's just like, "Hey, wake up. Check, check." -And that shit works, dude. -Did they cut your. -Did they cut your pay? -Fuck no. Are you kidding me? Yeah, listen, man. -That's the room. I'm telling you to room in the streets. The room in the streets is this slash. They slash everybody's payin' half along with some firings. -Listen, I don't know about everybody else, and I can't speak to anybody else in this financial situation. But, I told these guys from a jump, like, "I'm only taking a certain amount -to even talk to y'all." -All right. Well, I got to go and finish talkin' behind you guys' back now. I just wanted to call for the team.
I love you, man. I talked to you later, Merrill. My guy. Even his later sound like my boy going through it. It's fucked up to see things going through this. But hey, it's tough. It is what it is. It is what it is. It's better to see it than to be it. That's you. That's you. That's you. That is a fact. I'll call you in the end next week. But what? Same one. Mike, come up here and start saying some shit too. You know it's not a live show. If you get to that, Joe didn't even show you when you was asked when the couch, you think you go, you think you go, I came across them. Oh, when I was in an uncompromised situation at the start, he put you in an uncompromised situation. I started in an uncompromised situation. Any one of y'all anytime you get a fear, one would be. Let me just say that. I don't know who need to hear it in this room. I know the jokes. He's talking around the world. He's right there. He's talking there. I don't know, baby. I ain't really talking to you neither. I'm in like a tough talk. I know anybody from that. Anybody that need a fear, one would go, is available. And when lose a drunk, I'm back to work. And that one could you buy it? Well, he's still here. You know, how did you tap him out? You see that? That was crazy. Chicken wing is shit. Let's move on, man. Chicken way. I don't snuff Mark. You're welcome to try. They get bombed back with him. I got to slide somebody. Now I'm hearing. I'm hearing the kick. Now you got to go back to school. You just got sent to us. You think what the nigga that did it to you? Shut down at my alma mater. That's how you say, Mark. Post. Close. I heard it was shut down at my alma mater. Yeah, nigga, if you could go to a homecoming that wasn't yours and you ain't graduating, why can't I? I went to the school. I got a transfer. Did you go to Morgan's Day? I didn't know that. Two years. I got a transcript, bro. You went to Morgan's Day for two years and you've been in online college. I've never been at one. When is college done? I've never been at one like college. Don't let go of your youth. Never stop learning that you got it, bro. That's true, too. Oh, man. Yeah. I'm saying I'm going to go for us. Two for now. You're talking about it. Your Bergen school is in Jersey. You don't say? We say it's not in Newark. In the Chad school was for the bright kids. I don't know where y'all went. Anyway, where were we? Where were we now? Tell us what we're talking about. It's a little different question for you. It doesn't relate to your alma mater. You should take care of it. Yeah. It's almost baby time. And I purchased a thing. This baby is about. Let me not put a date on it. People show up at the hospital. This baby is close tonight. That's what the shower is for, bro. We're going to come for you diapers and. I'm sure the registry, too, is not bad. Shirts for the baby. Look at the registry. That wasn't the registry. That's the registry that we're going to send to you, Niggas. That's what you do. I mean, but a lot of this stuff, the channel. Because I was telling parts. I don't have faith in this system. You don't think we're going to bring diapers? Niggas is going to buy stuff. We're going to bring some fly diapers. Fly diapers. You didn't have what? Because you said Niggas won't get the shit you wanted. You can say. You didn't have the baby shirt? Why didn't you have the registry, though? So then people just give that they wanted to brand them shit. You know, when you had the baby? Four years ago. Four years ago. You know some math. You know some math. Five years. So let's expedite this. He ain't got all my money either. He's saying. He's doing things I ain't got all my money. But I'm a single duty judge. I'm a mama. I'm a papa. You break it down please. What he's trying to say is I was at the. I was working here and nobody knew I had the baby shower. We didn't know you had the baby. Yeah, Niggas knew I had the baby, but. We. After you had the baby. You don't fuck with us. When did you tell people you had a baby? Three years ago. When he needed a daycare. That's not true. Was the baby. Had the baby been born? When he told them? No, they lying, bro. I said, "Did you go to the tree shower?" No, I didn't know. When did you find out he had a baby? I put you three. I was lucky. I'm not censoring you right now. I was lucky. We go through this all the time with you. Unfortunately, we have to do it now about the baby shower. But it's important because I'm having the baby shower. No, it's all. Why ice and me in a money that. It was no men at the baby shower except me. That's the only men at the baby shower. That's it. They still couldn't know about the kid though. They lying. Oh, that's a follow-up question. Remember the kid birthday parties and stuff? Oh, shit, I forgot. Parties, would I ask? How many were we invited to? Not. We're men at that party? The birthday party? Very few. Just friends, like close friends, colleagues. People are fuck with it. But they brought their kids. These people are giving fuck about it. And honestly, my girl invited them. Oh, but they have kids too. So your friends met your girl. My girl. Me and my girl had mutual friends. Wait. I think it's me looking for anything that. Yeah. Clip up. But anyways. You'll see that wrong with that. All jokes aside. Why? Because I don't look at stuff and hold that stuff in that regard. Like other people. Like I don't have birthday parties for myself. I don't really do all the celebratory shit. So I don't look at that stuff like that. But a child. But your friends. You've been friends with for like 20 years. Who also have children in that age range. Cool. What I'm telling you is I don't look at that stuff like that. I don't invite nobody to nothing. So anybody that gets to invite to invite don't come from me. But my thing is. I don't want to invite you. But we can't invite you. Because we don't know your girl. All right. I'm serious. I know that you're serious. But toward the end is where it's flawed. No. In your perspective. That's fine. What I always have to get to invite is. If it's a thing where the invites are always going through your lady. Yeah, I don't. What would you invite us to though? I wouldn't have nothing. You get what I'm saying? There's an unspoken dude thing that's happening here. I'm sorry. No, no, no, go, go, go, please. I think what he's being said here is that hers people feel that you're not invited. What do you say to that? Nothing. It's more than that. I don't know if that's their perspective. It's not mine. Because he said. My friends that were there were invited through my girl. Which means she knew them enough to be able to invite them. Right. We've known this for 20 years. And she don't know us to be able to invite us. So what I'm saying is. Actually, the people that came there. That my girl did invite? Well, not all of them. That's not true. But my girl knew some of those people before me. You understand what I'm saying? My girl did invite. Business, like some people that I do business with, they've met my girl or we conduct business accordingly. Should like that. I'm moving on. We can't have no. Because I don't think you realize what you saying. I do realize what I'm saying. We got business with you. No, we don't. I'm talking about outside business. We're nobody here. That would constitute meeting somebody. Like, I don't do no business with nobody here. Okay. Yo, invite Nicky's friend. It's that time, yo. Okay. I'm gonna hang that motherfucker. You wanna hang it? It's all the damn. And I ain't got no people. If I find out Danny was somewhere. No, no. I didn't ask because he would hurt my feelings. So now, if I find out Danny was somewhere. I don't know that. I just ask him. Why wouldn't Danny just ask him?
I don't wanna ask. (laughing) - Can I ask? - Anyway, do this. (laughing) - I love you, TVD. - Right now, this is TVD. - Offer that though, I'm gonna buy you something. - Me too. - I love Mark, me too. - You can smell it a while away. - No, no, there's no jokes coming. There's no answers. Yeah, good. No, there's real. I swear to God, there's not. I just-- I appreciate that. And if it's back to the registry point, I give 100%. I know. I know you about that. - Wait, you said a different registry for different people? - No, no, no. I didn't want a registry. - I didn't want to offend nobody with my registry. - Yeah, so it ain't just pissing. - But you could put-- - So that's why it's diapers. - You could put high-end shit on this. - The news paper. - No, no, just-- - It's out on the stuff on there. - Windex. - Yeah, it's like high-end shit on there. - The people that got it will get it in the people that don't vote. - No, but it would be all high-end shit on there. - And the people that don't got it are gonna see it. - You might feel offended. - And them seeing the price to certain items be a thing. - I think you got to put both. - I think you got to put both, just put both. - Yeah. - Yeah, Joe is a rich man. - That's true, Joe. - In spirit. - But he can buy the Lamborghini Stroller himself. - That's what I'm saying. You're a rich man. - The stuff that you put on your registry is to allow-- - A new sidebex heat. I think it's sidebex I'm saying. Hey, if you're listening from sidebex, the new one. Not this shit I've seen in Bloomingdale's that the worker couldn't get the shit off of it. Send me to new sidebex, rose gold. - I was thinking about getting you a carrier. Like a male carrier. - With a joint. - Like a Bjorn. - Or a jump on a jet jet jet. - Yeah, or the shirt that you stick to baby. - Don't give me that shirt with the little baby pocket. - That's what you talk about. - Don't give me that little shirt. - I know, I got that shirt. - Those are nice. - I had one I never used it, but I had one. - Yeah, I got it in bite. - I had one. - I ain't never used it though. - Yeah, no. - I like that in bite. - Also, what are we wearing? - It was a bitch. - Oh, you know what, some money else asked me that. - You gotta know that. - I should probably talk to my friends off air, right? - A little bit. - Yeah. - I just got that one. - Yeah, we got them a little-- - A feminine video, I did it, it was-- - You'll have your gray suit, it's fine. (laughs) - You're like a white. - Michael Paul hit me like, "Yo, I see you going to Taylor "like I'm not supposed to be Susan and booling it." But no, just like, look nice, this is where pink. - Okay, look like family function nice. - Like no. - No. - I've saw this spot. - It looks nice, right? - It looks nice. - You should not walk in there in sweats. - Not sweats, it looks nice. - It looks nice. - You know nice for some people. - So we could do some dockers and-- - Only nigga that might wear some sweats ain't invited. (laughs) - My man invited. - No, I'm spinning on that. - My man is invited. - I got to spin. Now he popped it too hard. No, okay, if it's full of sweat, nigga. (laughs) - I got to spin it. - He said-- - No, nigga, y'all can't come, nigga. My girl didn't, his answer was fine. But how he popped it? - Nah, I got to spin. I got to, we got to have a baby towel spin. - You got to get dressed up for the baby shower? - No, not dressed up. - Did you come in? - Would you come? - Dressed up is a lot. - Did he send you the invite? - Suits or not. - Oh, hold on. - No suits, huh? - No suits. - You mean suits, baby shower? - Nah, yeah. - I just sent you on it. - He sent me the iPhone's first, probably. - Yeah, Android second. - What? - Man, like, shoot it in booted, but I mean, you shoot nice. - Yeah, of course. - Get the burberry shirt in there. - Yeah, burberry shirt. - No, I can't, no. - I can't, I can't. - I can't, I can't, I can't. - That's like burberry wear that. - So it's for him. - Yeah, we can't read the invite. - I didn't, I was driving when I, yesterday. - He said his kids invited. - No. (all laughing) - And even if they didn't want it. - And even if they weren't? - No, no. - No, no. - Kids are actually are not invited. - I think they should, I'm letting my kids, or her kids, and that's 17 kids already. So, yeah, no extra kids. - My kids, I'm out, I'll be there. - I ain't never doing that again. - You took kids to a baby shower once. - Um, and now it's time to make some ad money. - Right, you heard it, you heard it from Merrill. - Yeah, got it, got it, paid these bills. ♪ All the time for my favorite part of the show ♪ ♪ Prosperics ♪ ♪ All right, football is heating up ♪ ♪ And I had an amazing Thursday night ♪ ♪ 'Cause I didn't see bone nicks for one second ♪ ♪ Not putting me through that heartache and pain ♪ ♪ Now it's a good stuff going on ♪ - Oh fuck, boy. - I stayed away from you, didn't I? - No, I said it was a good game. - Oh, oh, oh. - It was an entertaining game. It was tight, it was, it was, it was a fucking football. I've accepted the areas where I'm shallow. And this is one of them. Sam Darnell and bone nicks, I need my, I need a quarterback to have some flair. - I do, I do. - I do, I'm not watching Sam Darnell and bone nicks on a, you're not selling me on audio, your organization's really run right. They want to sue, I don't give a fuck about none of that. Anyway, uh, football is heating up and everyone's pulling up because prize picks has all of your picks in one place. Prize picks is also available. You guessed it, nation wide. So what are you waiting for? Everyone and everything is on prize picks. Now, prize picks is really easy and simple to play. All you have to do, well, you're gonna have to think. I keep saying that easy and simple to play, but it should be losing for six more straight. So you do have to think a little bit about these picks. Last joints went two out of three. Got to give him his props. He does better when he slims it down. Once he try to do like five, yeah, he's your own six ticket. No, six players on the ticket. No, no, you good big dog. Pipe it down, cool out. But we are back with some more itch loser picks for your head tops. Josh Allen for whatever, 'cause he ain't gonna get a ball to nobody else. Sorry, James Cook, James Cook, fantasy people. They showing clips of Josh Allen being the only one knowing the play. (laughter) Nah, they're running back. He's thinking, so Josh Allen just do whatever you want to do. Oh, dear. Make a right at the white car. Yeah, just run around. Stop, but look. Josh Allen for more than 236 passing yards. Kyron Williams for more than 69 rushing yards. Sound safe. Pukin' the cool up for more than 92 receiving yards. Sound, say, oh, you want me to save names today. Patrick Moehm's for more than 224 receiving yards. You mean, passing yards. All right, we're with the names today. We're with the names. It's not bad. It's not bad, it's not bad. Pat Moehm is gonna blow this for him. He's just gonna hand out the Kenneth Walker 99 times. That's one of them. Get 220. Pat, Pat be looking like we show, no. He be looking like a little shell of himself. Show, hey, try to pop back up. Too late. (laughter) He's playing the charger, so he good. Bro, and I'm gonna let these young boys do what they do into the playoffs and then I'll put my cap on. Maybe so. Listen, hopefully it's ticket does well. Download the app, right? This is very second and please use promo code. J-B-P-P. Even for the other podcasters to tell you to use day promo code. Use mine, if you're loyal. You have J-B-P and you get $150 instantly. When you win your very first $5 lineup, only on price picks, so run your game. All right, can we do a quick, oh, we got a lot of important stuff to come with. Can you do a quick, not condolences, but just send us some love to my man from Philly J. The Hertz. Oh, and D.A. Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely, definitely. Yeah, that was a little crazy. I heard that he's not gonna be playing this week, and when I heard the reason, I was really, really sad and disappointed and concerned about his superficial blood clot, or superficial vein thrombosis in his calf, and that's a very serious thing. It's not as serious as it could be, like a deepened clot, but it's still a clot. And you never want to play with them clots, man, so hopefully he rests and gets whatever he wants to recover to get football. I was reading about that. So they found the clot before the last game. Did some tests, let them play. And they said the word about the flight back, because it's a long flight. Yeah, you got one of them. Once he got back, they tested it again, and it realized it moved. Now, I understand this is a superficial clot, so it's not as bad, but they say, I want to play with them, none of that. It's a lot less like an abortion play around with this. Yeah, I had one. And almost that. I had them before too. Yeah, I almost died. I, I mean, got rushed to the hospital with Major, who looked like in my lungs, in my lungs. Oh, I can't. And it wasn't heart and lungs, that's. Yeah, 'cause it going from my ankle to my calf up here, and one was completely blocked the other was, how did you know that that was happening? I was, I was working, and my heart was beating really fast. And I thought it was from. Adderall. Adderall, coffee. The coffee that I was drinking. The coffee. Yeah. And so I, you know, I started googling, but I kept working for a few hours, and my heart kept beating fast and fast, so like it had never done before. And I had, I had shortness of breath for a few weeks, which is one of the, the big tales of vein thrombosis is like swelling in your calf, but I don't really have calves. And I had, so I couldn't see, I couldn't see anything. And I had a, what the fuck is funny about that? Nothing, nothing funny at all about that. I'm laughing at you. He looked at your calves, like to make sure that you didn't. I can't even see his calves. You're lying on me, I'm fucked. I didn't, yeah, I didn't have any calves and I remember, I had just ruptured my Achilles, so. Just shortness of breath, I thought it was from the crunches, but long story short, I got to the bathroom. I was walking to the bathroom, and I couldn't breathe anymore. I sat down and I almost passed out. And then I did pass out, I went to the bathroom. I was like, I do not want to give this ambulance a shit on myself. I'm going to the bathroom first. And I passed out. Listen to the men. No, no, no, no. That's the guy from the land. And I could be like, Mark, my little kid guy in my, yeah, I saw you. I think I shit in the drawers when you got, nope. I went to the toilet.
And pass out on a toilet because he give that and Mark don't use wet wipes. He gives that The wet wipes in the crib real time I have toilet paper in my crib You know he ain't got good toilet to you in his house I ain't got a bathroom. Oh, I did I wasn't shit Mark out. I'm joking I was scared to move in Mark out Never want to be right that many educated people You will not have to worry Anyway, I walked down the steps and my neighbor actually got to ambulance for me and they did the EKG and they said I was okay, but I still went to the hospital when I got there they did the diamond all that shit, and I had I literally they said if you would say the house another hour you probably would have died That shit don't be no joke. Yeah, I'm just break off and go to your lungs and you're hard to be arrested Yeah, they had to put a sheath catheter in my in my groin and pull up and pull all the all right the story He's getting worse on you all the shit out. So I'm just saying be careful I just let's see your body is what I think we get to the tail and the sadness He say something else Yeah, wait a bounce back Well, you you worry by yourself. I was by myself. I was the boy I'm just waiting to get to the end because he's alive I was concerned about I'm worried about Jena hurts I know I know how that could end here for you. He might matter to you. I knew it was serious I didn't know that they back up quarter back named from nothing that nigga that's starting this weekend Yeah, who is do that's rough they pulled him fresh out of a Costco You never heard his name nowhere and it's mad syllables and a young niggas don't know you you can't man syllables in a You can't tell you got to be one Be quick into the point buddy when when we don't know the fuck you be all right, let's get some music. Let's get some music new music We got what we got let's go Friend of the show. I want to talk about some where we've been the matter his shows He showed us an amazing time got that yummy free tickets backstage Pictures and he's dropped an album so no matter how it sounds I'm sure a Monty is gonna remember all the times lucky day held him down during his And we gonna talk we gotta talk about that holding down shit All that you said that's piece Lucky day news album came out today. Okay. It's called the loud. We had him up here Hey, god, we not interviewing him today I walked in here instantly ask Jody. He hear it. I want to see his response. Thank you I will tell you that I instantly turned it on the minute it dropped. Okay The minute we left the concert, got in the car. I listened to it. I'm be honest. I Didn't really enjoy it as much as I wanted to As someone who went to One of his first listening events and certain records that he played was like, oh I'm excited to hear what the project sounds like and I've loved all of his albums previous to this This is one percent all first all first listen This is not something I'm gonna run back to consistently There's certain songs. I do want to highlight that I did enjoy. I really enjoyed the mouth's mouth say we push it T you would play a little bit of that mouth say play a little bit of mouth for the man who lucky day Working from home. She's never a long you know the tight burn up T.O. Every time you buckle flight. Oh, no, there's just now kind of yeah, it's crazy right here Let's go boys This is hard I love the bounce on that um, there's other records. I do like the wet. I enjoy I enjoy the record he has with money long That's knocking And then also he has another record with a he my lead here we go. I got it for you. I gotta keep it up right here for you
, but you just watch it time tell me what you mean in the meantime cuz all you gave me was me we just need a time This hard This is hard. This is woman first lucky day Sounds good. That sounds good I've mentioned three records four records songs. It's a 15 40 minutes I don't want to just lean on because well for first listen the whole album I didn't enjoy because I did enjoy certain records But I am a lucky day Supporter I'd really do love his albums To me is just totally not what I wanted from I'm a I go stylistically or stylistically I go on record is saying one of my favorite projects from him was that algorithm project even though I know You guys kind of I like no, I like them. I love that front end. Okay. I like that. I believe it works out To you to me that was him Yeah, but I can come cool. I'm not saying it's bad. Yeah, so no knock on you for loving it. Um, it's some shit on it I thought that that was the evolution two albums before that Yeah, and the EP before that he was creating separation. I want to play this anything goals record just because that's the one It stood out to me on first listen Get shot the lucky day, man. I'll be chilly. I'll leave the house and see our sounds in the car I You know what bothers me about these r&b niggers man, I ain't going I ain't gonna lie and I love lucky day I totally get the whole metric stream and thing, but when you start a song and know his heat It don't need to be two minutes long. He got a lot of shit on here that I fuck with and then he cuts it at two 15 I get it I understand why but as a as a r&b lover don't piss me off, man Don't hate to play like you knew during the creation of this that niggas was going to want to hear this like you playing around a little bit This is I right a couple niggas I said a couple niggers the masses masses today with a short attention. It's man. I don't want to hit that I know what I get that goes back goes back to what Tang said about just niggas creating in the same form as rappers to some degree and For me out being a really really big supporter of niggas sticking to some level of r&b and what that means with that sounds like I don't want that from certain people I'm not sure. I mean I understand so for me like I said first listen I enjoy certain records the overall project. It didn't hit for me like that. Just quite yet Especially when he's had the body work before that paying it candy drip algorithm. I want it You guys is like a step back. I think I think creatively a step back I can hear it and again trained ears. I can hear when niggas get something different with this situation going on Yeah, different label different manager. Well, well done. I'm not do demouses on two records. Yeah, different writers You could just hear when different shit is going on
in the music. Different nigga mastering it. Hey, bye, can't afford to do that. - Oh, no. - Good, good, good, good master. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not talking all, okay. - I'm saying things that you can hear. - Yeah, the guys, mixin' this motherfucker. - I'm sayin' just things that you can hear. I thought Pusha's vocals was a little low. - Yeah. - It's not yo' important. - And I'm like, I don't like R&B dudes mixing rap vocals either. - Yes, I'm talkin' to them. - And vice versa. - Me too. - I'm not a fan of that. - No Allegra dropped the first record that we heard in full this record is called Karma. - Did you guys hear this record? - Yes. - Yeah. - What did you think? What did you think? - It's cool. - Not super in love with it, but it's cool. - I'm just so excited to hear her make it music again. - I probably overrated it, but I like it. ♪ Do you believe in eternity ♪ ♪ Was it just hard to figure a speech ♪ ♪ And you'll have me short ♪ - To me, it just sound like a joint is gonna make a lot more sense on whatever project it sounds. - It seems like an album cut more than like a single. - It's for a year. - A thousand percent. - And that was my problem. - Like, you've been away so long. - And I don't need a single from her. - I need a drum. - I don't need a single from her. She could just give me the album, really. - If this is gonna be the single, just give me the album. - She can't. - I'll give you what you think. - I know she put another record out of this game. - Of course. - And this is good. - It's good. - I didn't feel like crying when it's dropped. ♪ You'll be right by wrong to do ♪ ♪ Like you might pass ♪ - How you going? Y'all get too sad. - I'll just drop that off. - I'll drop that off. - I can't right now. - I'm gonna go more. - It's letting us know the direction of the project more than just needing to put out like a single. - Maybe. - Like, yo, this is where I'm going. This is what you should expect. Here's the best record to represent that. Maybe. - It's no allegory. You know I'm a support. You got 9.99 for me. - Oh, that's high. - Whenever you drop. - And I like this shit on Instagram that she dropped. - Yeah. - If I don't understand why would you drop that fire ass snippet and then drop the sleepy ass karma record? - Is a reason for it. - And I'm gonna wait around to see. I'm not jumping off the snow bandwagon. - She got a ticket sale coming her way too. No matter what. - That's a fact. - Oh, that's a fact. That's a fact. - Y'all know of my opinion on certain artists really matters when they could bank on 400 from me for a year. - Yeah. - Honestly. - Give me enough previous shit, you can fuck up right now. - Same thing with the lucky shit too. - I'm cool. - Even if I don't like the project, you gonna perform out here? I'm gonna come get you a show and I still rock with all the shit. - Same thing with Kendra Man. - Fuck you, talk about it. - Now we talk, let's go. - Yeah. - Turn up. - Yeah. - I'm up for that sleepy time shit. Y'all know what the fuck I'm in. New Kendra Man. - I just, I just made 200 in a week. Nigga lucky that he made me so he bought me that clip. They don't hate it, it's getting done. They just hate it, it's always me. I always did you bitches wrong. I kind of feel like pleasure being like pleasure being. Shit, shit and I'm bitches is my forte. - Yes. - Why you bitches, right? And on my click, we can award you an award you to. - So hit the proof, boy. - I ain't never a trippin' with these hoes. Let this all go. - I'm never a trippin'. - I'm really havin' me some shit. Want my trick to do some magic, put some fashion on my teeth. No, I'm bout to drop a classic. I'm just hindin' some shit. Oh my god, I love oh my god, I love when niggas are gistin' no limp. Yeah nigga fuck all that shit you talk about fuck all that on bcg You talk about all got I love oh my god, I love oh my god, I love trip. Yeah, are you talking over again? And man you niggas is phony? How am I phony? How am I phony? You niggas is phony? Please don't ever want to hear you? I bring up a point or use a point of somebody Sound in the same using the same flow rapping over the same beats to go ahead and speak against someone's creative shit Just say I just don't be liking certain people with certain shit Or sometimes she's put out sounds any different from anything she's done before but yeah, yeah, I use that example I want to go ahead and use certain points, I'm on a you preparing kind of man to make this down. I'm comparing the logic in which the hot People's music I'm comparing them making sense right it makes a lot of sense I'm on a you don't know no kin demands on I hear it all the time when you played but he's like I played two kin demands songs up here No, you had it. Yes, I have You know you do not know enough kin the man to use your voice to say Kin the man and she's putting out E P You got a different one track one track one track one track one track one that's the problem that's what track one play track one Height for Ken the man but yeah, yeah, I'm a bad salute the Ken the man That's fucking keep the heat either way I'm saying what I'm saying well now he's going to play track one the fuck I think he won a green ass bitch, but I swear I couldn't be a down-ass bitch for a sheet. I believe I don't got so many blues on a nigga I don't need you bitches Yeah, take that he does this sound like the previous record. That's all I got you there. Yeah exactly. Oh Don't So much different It's not the fucking don't know what you say now you just ain't no I'm not It's not an indictment to her music. It's an indictment to the shit that y'all save money. I'm not someone else's music I'm money. How long can the man be now? What is that man? I'm asking you a question answer. How long can the man? I don't know you think I don't know nothing back when make when Matt he's her three song But try to equate arguments when it may come out you got deep dive. Yeah, you just be in a rush I'm saying that now and it's not about the actual artist it's about the overall point That you like to stick to when y'all come up here and y'all championship that don't really be hot That's right it's perfect. Let's just say what it is a lot of this shit that you come up and chop in Yeah champion's perspective shit. Don't be hot fam some of that R&B shit you champion. Don't be hot to me That's why I let you talk but you're not good at R&B. You're not good at rap. I'm way better than you know you're not you Champion bullshit. You come up Gucci man R&B album nigga. You ain't the favorite rappers have no lyrical substance my nigga my favorite rapper is my favorite ever Jesus You don't let your mouth use it outside of all with this shit. I forgot you doing you doing your mark. You doing your mark. You niggas. Don't really champion real artist. I know what you do and I know what he's this way. I do nothing a lot of shit. I be sure to be a weak shit. I know I got it. It be vibing shit I want to pick and panda to what y'all want to pick and pay money. Never say shit again. You have to be paying from paying to strip club bullshit Records. He's in the strip club. It's a real bullshit south wreckage. I'm telling you nigga. I know you're doing your shit now hold up though. How About niggas listen and talk about what they like you pan through the R&B shit if they want to go there because R&B five because you like it Monika while panda to the arm. No, no, no, no, no, you you you sit in your panda into the high right there. And I say well, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold up, hold panda to the arm. And I say, well, how about let somebody else talk now, man, fuck that. I don't like to wear a condom, man, it's okay to divide up our family here. The overall point is, I think we go ahead and we pick and you get to go again. No, no, no, no, no, No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no enough for me to view you as being hypocritical. That's enough. - You got it. - You got it. - I don't need to hear a whole album. - You can't hear a whole album. You can't hear a whole album. of the points that you're using. I think your points are inaccurate. I don't think a woman since 2017 has been giving us the repetitive shit over and over again. - I said, we make sure to offer a tea of the free style that she dropped last week. - No, it's not off that freestyle. - That's that majority of the shit. - And that does not just mean last week. - I did, so let's look up. You can do that. - So now you're disagreeing. - So my disagreeing is what I'm saying. - Yo, disagreeing, don't make a nigga hypocrite. You just disagree. - But I still feel your hypocrite. - You are, you are. - How about that? - You are, I'm not kidding. - Yes, you are. - Yeah, just to clear some of them. - Just to clear some of them. - But you are a love that you say. - You're a love. - Well, your opinion is your opinion without you having to attack other people for theirs. I think one of the beautiful things. - But that's how I get this clip off. - I think one of the beautiful things about this podcast is that everybody here likes different shit. - That's a fact. - I'm gonna defer the parks on his bone-bapt shit. I'm deferring the ice on all of that shit. You know ice bag. I'm deferring the ish when he hit Alex. Mark, I'm skipping. (laughing) Mark, Mark, Mark, I'm skipping. - But you can say that Joe, but if you say it, I'm hypocritical. I accept that if you prove your point with me. I don't think the Ken the Man thing is it. I'm in the strip clubs. I really like when records work well. - I understand. - In the strip clubs. You as a artist, well me as a artist, the strip club was like a proving ground for records which is kind of dying today. So for sure. - I'm not going to talk shit about a brand new artist 'cause Ken the Man is a brand new artist who put something out and it popped. Like it popped for her. - So yeah, if you don't go back. - That's another hypocritical moment. - She's not new. - She's not new. First off, secondly, you've talked about new artists as well. You've talked about and judge new artists before a project. She's a new national act. She is a new national act. If we talk about Meg, then Meg goes back before 2017 'cause she was born. - She went national in 2017. - Yeah, we talked about when you, you're using, you're using your points when you wanted to benefit you. You just said that you're not going to go ahead and judge a new act. I've heard and seen everybody up here judge new acts whether they were national or independent because we did not either connect with the music or because we felt like it was bullshit. - Like who? - Tommy Richmond. - He sucked a little bit. - All right. You got it. - Thanks for flexing right? - You got it, you got it. - After the flex. - Listen, if we're going to see who we can judge, who we can judge, I think it's corny, I think it's hypocritical. I think if we're going to use points, like saying people are being repetitive, but in every time I hear y'all play some shit, it sounds like the same repetitive shit that y'all play a lot of the times from different artists, not just from Kenna Man. And if that's what Kenna Man does and that's what's working for her cool, but I'm saying if you can champion that and see the point in that, then you should be able to see that with anybody else whether they have been in the industry since 2017 to now. - So it's not working for them anymore. - Thank you, Freeze. - That was the next question. - Who determines is not working? - The climate, obviously. - You see, she's been throwing a bunch of shit. - No, that's not enough. - It could be working for her, which is why she keep putting it, which is why she keep doing it, which could be a lead up to whatever else she's putting out there, not after that. - I don't want to get into the conversation. - Well, why are we all debating? Y'all be saying that sometimes if the label changes or if they don't push the button or other shit, that affects if it's quote unquote working. - Cool, now let me ask you a question. - We also don't know what's working for people. - We don't. - Let me ask you a question. We speaking about Meg Vastalya, with who she's with. Do you think the label is changing or anything that's not pushing anything that works for her? - I'm just asking, you know what she's with. - Yeah, yeah. - She put out, she put out freestyle. And we sitting there having a conversation about what's working based off of freestyle. And Y'all came up with all the reasonings to why, oh, there's the one. So why can't it be done on the same side? - I said it was a freestyle because they did, that lowers the expectations. - So we can shut down. - I'm going to move. - We gotta keep it. - We've repeated. - I wasn't trying to have to talk. - I was shot out. A new artist that I enjoyed. - I fucking kidding. - She's all about you. - I have to look. - I'm so sorry. - I'm so sorry. - I'm so sorry. - Can the man, can the man, the money won't be giving you a purchase, but that's okay. - I know. - I bought it. - That's not true. - I like it. And let me say the same thing I said last part during that mag talk. If you're doing the same thing and it worked, and want to buy, say it worked. And you know when something works. It ain't, we in a room with musicians, and it ain't hard to see when something worked and when it ain't working. - You're labels action toward you with your music. It's gonna tell us what they think of the fucking music. Like, stop this, we're nannied. - You pickin' and choose it. - You got it. You pickin' and choose it. And you do it good. So we move. - I'm good at picking what I like and pickin' what I know. - No, you pickin' at choosein'. - You pick, you pick it. - I don't. - And when you want to be right, and when you go ahead and have excuses for why you're wrong. And it's cool 'cause you're good at work. - I'm on it. - You got a lot of wrong with this week. 'Cause I was never in this fucking conversation that y'all was havin' mad. - So why are you asking so much to it? - Two weeks ago. - So that we coulda had it. - When y'all took them out. - I'm talkin' 'bout when y'all brought the mag shit up. And they got it set out. You wanna tell my mag? I'm you'd up. - Cool. - That's y'all bad. - All right. - The same way you should mute up if our artists on that you don't fuck with. - No. - All right. - Learn the power, your fucking voice, and shut the fuck up sometimes. - No, nigga, 'cause we do that with everybody. We come back here and say what we was wrong about. The power is me going ahead and acknowledging when I'm wrong. Instead of just staying stubborn and staying, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. That's what you're doing. - 'Cause that's like it's now. - You nigga, you nigga. - I don't come here and say I'm wrong. - You nigga, you don't come about something. And then you wanna stick into your shit. - So I'm gonna do that. - Oh, fuck off. - You nigga. - You nigga. - You fuck up. - So you're pointing this way to. - I'm gonna thank you, Monty, for your support. - I'm gonna thank you, Monty. - Don't switch the things. - Yeah, fuck off. - Yeah, fuck off. - Yeah, fuck off. - Yeah. - So I have to remix to that record that I think is coming out soon. It's not out yet. But who's on it? - Come on, man. - Come on, man. - Come on, man. - Come on, man. - Someone walk a crisp brown. - Brice and tiller. - Yeah. I'm gonna thank you, Monty. - I'm telling you, that's heat. She'll have to scream a man, some walk a Bryce and Tilla Chris Brown, that record is heat. - Bryce and Tilla don't fell on her feature. - Bryce and Tilla's that nigga. - Bryce and Tilla's that, his tone, all that shape you doing? - I told y'all I went to that Bryce and show, and he got a nice show. - Amazing. - No, no, no, no, it's from the new one. - I'm gonna try and get back cool with freaks. - Shut up. - Yeah, wait, wait. - We ain't off that shit. - Don't get on that shit. - I'm ready for you. - You're off that shit. They can be good. - Yeah, I don't play that shit. - I'm spinning. - They get all at once.
Go ahead, would you say that? - No, I was just saying, you right, Gucci, man, did drop a project. And if you want a good laugh, you can go back and listen to Gucci, man's robbery freestyle. - No, that's on the project. (laughs) - So without the end of the project, Crash is only you talking about. Everybody know 10, 17 is Gucci's label, Gucci's number. So October 17th, he always gives you something. This one came out today as a project called Against All Lives. I made it through six tracks, cut it off and went to sleep. I'm not gonna hold you the track list, the track names even through me off a little bit. Like this? - What was it like, different feeling wrongs? - No, like some of the names you think he getting into his Gucci bag, it's like an old A.I. Gucci cover, but it's like R&B. Some of this shit. - I don't wanna hit it. - Or it's a hash through the head. - It might be some heat afterwards, but for six, you slay him, you lay him. - Different. (laughs) - Different heads don't hold. (laughs) - Yeah, sorry, this is so far, this wasn't it. And I don't know, I might finish it, but you lost me in the first six records. So, I might've held up for one, 17? - Oh, 17. - 17? - 15 minutes. - God bless. - Couldn't do it. - At least we got an old Gucci music. - Exactly. - We got an old Gucci music. - Me and he, my name was having this talk yesterday about just certain artists that are washed. And it was, I don't know-- - Not washed, but not washed, but like-- - Musically, you're not gonna get no hits. - Right. - Uh-huh. - But if you've given me enough hits, Paul's throughout the years, I don't really care what you do anymore. Like, I can go back to your old albums, I'm cool. You could drop an album tomorrow and I'm not fuck with none of it. If I got enough records, I could go back to I'll accept it. Do what you wanna do. - Okay. - Go Gucci, man, I hope you, I hope all the rappers are in good health. That's where my care stops. - Yeah. - Paul's A-Buy is doing I and feeling good and taking care of themselves. Awesome. As far as y'all's with the music. - And Gucci gonna get you a bag no matter what. So I ain't-- - Yeah, man. He can always be good, so-- - I might not like this, but that's fine. - Yeah. - He's gonna do what he do. - Damn, did I save that clip? It was a clip of a young thug performing. Did you all see that clip? - No. - No, I miss that one. - Oh, you definitely seen that. - Jacket tell about it, nope. - I can tell about it, nope. Did you saw that clip? - I did see it. - Where's your performance? - I didn't see it, I didn't see it. - I didn't see it. I didn't see it. - I didn't see it. - I didn't see it. - I didn't see it. - I didn't see it. - I'm gonna imagine that. - Now you're about to maybe find it. Now I'm gonna find it. - All right, nope. - No. - Found it. Let's see here. - Just look at that. - Darn it. (singing in foreign language) (singing in foreign language) - And this is of X-Page. Fans are demanding a refund after Young Thug forced them to sit through hours of YSL artists. Then he come out and do this. I think it's over for Young Thug. - I would say that. - I know. - What? - Let me add just some. When will y'all say it's over for someone? - I like it. - I like it. - Okay. But over. - Just over. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Come on. We gotta be clear. What's over? - Their better days are behind us. - Yes. - Yes. - That doesn't have to be over. - That doesn't mean it's over. - It's not over. - It's not over. - Everybody's a better days about it. At some point, I think it's overfair by. - Their better days. - Okay. - I can say it better than them. - They won't come close to their better days. Ever, ever, ever, ever again. - In terms of commercials. - Classic flashes. - Not even flashes of their better days. - There's like this. - It's like this. - No. - I'm talking to you. - It's an important question. - No, 'cause Joe, I bet it. - Can I think he makes? - But it sticks to occasion. But I say that Jay-Z is over for Jay-Z. And I wouldn't say that, right? You can say it's over for more. - If it's over for Jay-Z. - And if you say he's probably not gonna come close to his best music again, it's probably true. - Most of our favorite artists. - Yeah, any legend at some point is going to-- - I was just hoping to find a better way. - Yeah. - To find a better way to put it. For these guys. - 'Cause you're right, you're right. - Yeah, you're giving it just off those definitions. But that wasn't me trying to be nice too. - Right. - So I'm trying to find a better way. - No, I'm trying to find a better way. - To me, it's over for somebody when it's still trying to be the hot artist and it keeps swinging and missing. - Oh, that. - To me, that's what I would say. - That's-- - That you won't come anywhere remotely close to sounding like you once sounded. Your ability to craft a record or find a record is everything that made you-- - A long gone. - Everything that made you you is gone. - Gone. - Oh, shit. - That's what you mean. - Over and down. - So you're still-- - You're paying somebody. - Some different on you. - You're sure they ain't fucking ironed the same way. Your dreads look fucking-- - Well, you look a mess. You got crust in your-- I'm not talking about Youngton. I'm just saying. - You're just-- - It's over, though. - Dude, I think that you answered your own question. That's when for me, I'd say, like, it's over. - I answered my own question after they asked me. I mean, all right, you know what? - I got it. - You asked when can you tell us over? And I'm saying-- And then you just said, here's how-- - It's over. - No, I said when-- - I know. I'm asking-- - I don't know. - I'm agreeing with you. I'll do that in a pocket some time. - But how do you know-- - How do you think it's the same thing? - So how do you know it's over for somebody? That's what-- - What is your-- - The answer that I gave, which is when I see them keep trying to make a hit and swing it and miss it. - You think it's just-- - You think it's just looking ar- - Yeah. - I answered the question. I said, what's somebody keeps trying to make a hit? - I look for you. - Remember right before you gave the answer, I said, the person keeps swinging and missing and keep trying to make a hit, that's my answer. - Got it. - Yeah, you did just say, you not saying Young Thug. - No, it's over. - Okay, you saying that now, 'cause when he was saying-- - I got a long list of people I think it's over for. I would bring back the over game if I thought anybody else would play it. - I don't have a problem playing it. - All right, well, what are you thinking it over for? - Shout out the name out. - Stevie Wonder. - Oh my-- - See, I see. - I'm being an asshole now. - I got you. - No, but seriously, I'm joking. But who do I think it's over for? It's starting to get close though. - Come on, say it. - It's close. It could be for me. - Oh. - Wow, okay. - You mind if I say that, you say? - I don't agree. - That's it. - Would you say Joe, do you agree that? Or disagree? - It's over. - I said it was over for Young Miami. And then came in here. - Spin ass you! - Spin ass you! - Hip-a-crits! - Hip-a-crits! - Fuck outta here. Y'all need to be picking and choosing. Go ahead. - You don't look more. - I still think it over. - Okay. - All right. - That's tough then. - Why's it tough? - You're talking about people that aren't artists. So the fact that you went and found one and y'all dressed it up and y'all went and had a good two months, what do that mean for the long haul of things? Do I think that there's a high probability you can repeat that? I don't. - Okay. - I don't. Anybody else? - Who do you say? - I think so for me. - Oh. - This is the over list. - This is the list. - I disagree. You have to. But I think it's over for me. We don't get anything close to what the meek we know. We knew. - I'm not saying you can't rap. - Is that M-rappin? Or is that M-rappin? - The music don't even sound the same. - The music doesn't even sound the same. - The last project that I've heard. - The people y'all giving examples of and maybe I'll give you the meek is because we really have only seen him really flourish simply just the music. Like he's done some outside ventures. He's done some things. - Yes. - So if you want to say that. - I ain't saying he broke all that time. - No, no, no, no, no, no. - Open up me. You won't make money. - I'm only talking about the meek. - So for me, that's why I'm trying to understand. - All of the music. - Are you saying over just musically, we will just never buy into your music again, because if that's the case, some of these people might not even be thinking of staying within that field. Like when you say mag, mag might do music, but she's done Broadway. So maybe she's going in a different direction. Young Thug, he's had a label, maybe he's thinking of picking up more artists, maybe he's thinking about doing other things. He's also had the kind of calm down since getting released. - Correct, correct. - So it's different situations. - I say that man. - Yeah. Like I don't want to just give niggas over and not consider their situations in a circumstance. - Having to abide by the law does change like your studio. - Yes, Joe. - You're joking. - I created all these hits with drugs and women, I can't do certain things. - But my environment has to change. - Having some niggas around me that I can't have around me. - Yeah. - Something that I might not even be able to give me the motivation in the studio. A lot of different things have changed. - I can't move from that. - Let me ask you something, Freeze. Meek recently tweeted, "Yo, I could sell out the Barclay or the Garden. If you give me 45 days of promo, do you agree with that? Meek, meek with friends. You're going to have to announce the friends. - So you don't agree with it. I don't agree with you just doing it, but if you let people know, - No, you'd tell us. - What if he brings friends but don't announce it? - His friends would tell us who if they had been them. - After. - Just off his name, Cache, I don't see that happening. - Mark. - The little room? - I just like a good joke, man. - I think you could do it. - The little room in the garden, I think so. - The little room. - He could do the whole room. - Yeah, you could do the whole room. - So all y'all think no. - I think yes. - To Donald Day, there's nothing in motion. - I kind of think yes, too. - I think me could do it. - Okay.
- Now I will admit that my foundation is a little weak. I don't have much basis to think this. - 45 days. - But you know what I'm thinking? I'm just thinking like when I was out back in my day it was a big feat to sell out these things. I've told you all this before. - It's still a big feat. - It's huge feat. - Yeah. - A lot less huge. - 20,000 people? - It's a lot less huge. - I think we could do 25. - I don't know, 20. - I don't know. - And it'll be instant. - It's way more people today that are able to do it. - In some of them. - In 45 days. - 45 days. - 45 days a month. - And just you, you're not. I'm saying some of those people, I don't, you might not see how they're able to do it, but as artists, this is how I'm out. I was shocked at the price and sold that shit out. And continues to sell it out. - I won't use it in motion. - But again, Bryson has a, his fish grease. - Yes. - See, he. - I don't know about it. - He's fish grease. - He's telling you something. - I love Bryson. - I just, he's fish. - See, I wouldn't call him fish grease. - I think he has built a great fan base. - Yeah, this is really called fish grease in the sense that he's tearing down the charts of a great fan base. - Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no talking about these little challenges and all that shit. - It matters. - Bro, that clown. We was like, yo, like my girl was like, you know, these motherfuckers in here is like 16. Why are they here? Y'all don't, he's celebrating Trap Soul anniversary. Y'all don't even notice. But they did. And it, it, it, it, it, that's the other thing. If you have a Trap Soul, if you have a classic album, that is regarded that way. - Which we does, I think. - Yeah. - Make that one. - Three of 45 days thing is a tough ask. - That's the part. - 45. - The, the, the days is what's made him say so. - And Dolo. - And Dolo. - Listen, I think you could do it. - Even if he said 60 days, right? He's not saying, yo, I want, I can do this city to city. - No. - But he's, name in the two cities, which I'm gonna assume are as high as selling cities. - Yeah. - I mean, his highest selling city. - Yeah, you can't be, gotta be fairly. - I don't think that. - I don't know, that's not true. - It's more people in New York. - Way more people. - My, my, my, my feelings was so hurt when I, when I was trying to put my debut album out, and was working real hard, and all the markets came back, and like New Jersey was like. - Spawner, but, yeah, but it's, no, I was hurt. - I'm sure, but I'm just saying it's different. - It's different. - I was really hurt. - It's different for him, him and Philly, and, like, he was allowed to be out in film. - Yeah. - 'Cause you don't really rep, Joe. - Yeah. - I understand. - I understand. - They saw him. - They kind of look at you like. - I'm on the other side. - He was, he was allowed to be out. - I heard what you said, it's, I heard what you said. - Well, no, seriously, like, like with the meat shit, I will say, they brought out a bunch of different specials. We gonna talk about that. - Oh god. - 'Cause Chris Brown and I'm constantly-- - We gotta put some respect. - Let's talk about it now. - Yeah, let's do it now. - I mean, y'all, we respect on Chris Brown every week. Let's do it. - Let's do it. - I'mma continue to buy. - I gotta do it. - But real quick, um, shocker. - They brought Joe Boyne 5Kas. - I heard the stadium run. - Well, listen, they brought meat out. Like, the real five songs before they ended the show. Of course, for Dreams at Nightmares, and you couldn't hear. - Yeah. - You couldn't hear. - I heard so. - You couldn't hear what? - Nothing. - Nothing. - You hear so much. - You could hear, you could hear the whole stadium singing every lyric to that Dreams at Nightmares. - I heard they lost it. - That's another reason it appears over for me. - 'Cause he's leaning on that record still? - Yeah, but when you got one of those, that's what I mean, he will forever be able to lean on that record, I think. We got that. And we understand that. Then he redid the record. Then he tweeted, "Yo, I'm putting out an album, Dreams at Nightmares." Like, he did this. - I'm trying to pull too much. - Yeah. Like, you still him, though. - Joe, whatever. But when you retired, was it because you thought, let me ask you a better one, 'cause I don't know if it's time I'm shooting. - Was it? - Yes. - You can shoot. - Take the shot. - I really want to say a serious question. Did you say to yourself, "Is over?" Or were you just tired of doing it? Or was it both? - Both. - Okay. - It was over. And I guess it was over 'cause I was tired of doing it. Like, I get it kept. - That's what I'm trying to get at. Did you think you were capable of making another, pump it up for another. - Oh, no. - I asked you something else. - No, no, no. - I understand how the industry works. So, the fans look at it like you can't produce anymore, but. - They got to let you do that. - Yeah. - That's totally up to the gatekeepers, huh? - I don't even think mentally you had that. And you don't even want to try to create it. - I don't know. - I don't know. - I don't know. - Yeah, mentally you had that and you don't even want to try to create another pump it up. - Yeah, not at that point. - Yeah, not at my career. - I don't know. - The game you had to play to make the pump it up, he wouldn't play the whole. - To get to the pump it up. And then what they asked you to do when you get the pump it up. - Yeah. - You gotta run all around. - I'm not. By the time I retired, I was thinking about my health and what my 40s would look like. 'Cause I was on a road. - I was on a road when I said, "Y'all never doing this again." - Yeah. - I get that. - Never, ever, ever, ever doing this again. - Never driving across Ohio or the Tahoe. - That was a nasty tour. - Yeah, I think I was an astro fan when I said that. We had already done the Tahoe trips before. - Yeah. - I had taken so many bad tours. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, no. - It's tough, bro. - It's an emergency. - I think it's how to get to it. - Artist means grind. - Yeah, it does. And how you grind will let us know what's going on. And I was done. I was done. Thank God this part should work out. - I do want to address you bringing up the meek at the concert and just acknowledge Sulu to you for the extra ticket now. - Sulu. - Yeah. - Yeah, we friends. - Sulu. - No, Sulu. - Let's all live a critical of you, don't you think? - What? (laughing) - 'Cause you wasn't even going to the show last time we spoke about it. - No. - You said homeboy that you was begging for the ticket. - I didn't beg. - No, no, no. - I'm just telling you what you said. - I didn't beg. - Nobody for nothing. - Homeboy. - Who you, you right, you wasn't begging. Homeboy that you was speaking to about shows you wanted to go to. - Often. - That. (laughing) - I wanted that. - That happened to no one in the artist. (laughing) - You said he never hit you back. So you wasn't gonna go 'cause you wasn't gonna spend your money. So how did you end up at the Chris Brown show, everyone? - To us. - I was in the crib, chilling, got a call from my man. Officially, I used to sort of come across my screen. I said, oh shit. My nigga don't usually call me. So let me go. I pick up. See what's up. I picked up. Yo, E, what you doing? Yo, I got an extra ticket. - Woo. - Missing peace don't really want to go. And I thought of what you said. So yo, I hit you. - So you guys went as bros. - I see. I went because my mom wanted to go. And I wasn't sending her to MetLife by herself. - Okay. - So me, Ice, his mom. - And my cousin. - What were you gonna do? - I was security at MetLife before. - That's true. - That's true. - Yo. - Wait. - He said that's why you called him. (laughing) (laughing) - You my man. - Yo, you my man. - You know. - Hey yo. - You know. - Don't be disrespecting him. It's freeze. - Yo, I'm telling you. - You know you, my man. I had to get you back with this music. - No, so he hits me and I'm like, yo, this dope. Dope. I'm dead. Let's did it. Boom. Get there. Get in. Great seats. Everything's great. We run into your mom. It's my way of sitting there. - Oh, my mom down. - Yeah. - Go get to see everything good. I'm gonna say. - She said your mom is beautiful. She said, I forgot who that was. I was with her. This is ice mom. She's beautiful. This is ice. He just got beautiful. Oh, she did. - Oh shit. - She did. - She did. - My mom. - She said that. - She said that. - My mom. - She said that. - My mom needs a lot. - She said that to his mom about his mom. - That's where I get my stupid shit. - She's saying shit. - I was like, that's what you get me. - Look, look. - That's what you get. Because I called you a couple days ago. - Oh. - And you ain't call me back. - Yeah. - And she said. - And she was all my ass. Oh, I was like, you know what I mean? - You know how it's better be. - You know how it is better be. - To call a mother's child ugly. - She has a grown up child. - Beautiful. - She can say it was ugly. She said he's beautiful. - He was unbeautiful. (laughter) - Your mom is the greatest. - What? - Where? - How was the show? - So let's break it down. - I don't. - I don't know. - My stance on this show is there. - My stance on this show, we get there. DJ Fresh is killing it. He's killing the set. - To the point where we standing up. Dancing. Like, I look back. - To what's on. - Trying to get some attention from the lady. - To what's on. - Everything. - Before I let go. - I never sat down, Paul. - All that. A look back. Miss Faye is looking at us. Laughing. Like, look at these clowns. You know what Joe was here. He would have a filled day. But we had a great time. - Oh and Fresh, don't put me on that screen. No more either. - Yeah, he put him on screen. - Oh, that's the way. (laughter) - What screen? - Yo, it was on the kid's kid. - Yo, it was on the kids' kid. - Hey, Parks. (laughter) - He said there was on the kids' kid. - Oh, he was on the kids' kid. - He was on the kids' kid. - You're right. I went too far. - That was great. - They put you on the screen while you were dancing. - Yes. - That's me. That's how it was. - That's how it was. - I'm like, Justin. - Okay. - So he's dancing. - Here we go. Come on, come on, come on. - Come on, come on, come on. - And no. I wasn't going to ask. - Okay. - I wasn't going to ask to see the dance. - But what was the dance? - You were supposed to step. - Oh, okay. - You were supposed to step on the bed.
- You don't even go to work? (laughing) - Hey, what's up, man? - What's up, man? - You my man, bro. - But why you laughing like that? - Yeah, you put the hoodie down, what's up? - He says they're gonna jubble you up. (laughing) - The hoodie is hell on the jubble. - He's going in. - He's going in. (laughing) - Yeah, you know that you know the fresh pants. (laughing) - Pitches went to get a snack. (laughing) - Oh, Pitches was like, "Girl, I'm gonna go pee." (laughing) Pitches are checking me, take it. - What show am I at? (laughing) - It was a rock music. - He's a type of dancing record. (laughing) - Oh shit, I ain't a dancing squirrel. - A bad comparison, these are working. - It's a bad, this is a poor ice cream. (laughing) (laughing) - God, but the funny part was when they played the "Tonto" song, you know the fresh pants, they're like, "Beat, beat, beat, beat, beat." - Apache. - And your Apache, your ice hit 'em with that. - We both did it. - Oh shit. - I'm out of hope. - 'Cause I seen him doing it. So I felt like I ain't one of them. - I looked like the crocodile. - No, the crocodile did it. - The crocodile did it. (laughing) - That's what I'm talking about. - Yes, niggas did it get day low. - That's how we was holding it down for you. Niggas, JVP, niggas. - No, not for me. (laughing) - Oh, you had the JVP hoodie on the screen, - Yeah, the one down to Philly, if you could give me your bag. - Yeah, the hoodie. - Had the JVP hoodie on, oh, you're just a different hoodie. (laughing) - We wrapped, we wrapped, we wrapped, we wrapped, we wrapped big, this show starts, bag anything, while you was doing all that dancing and making the fool yourself. - I did. - Y'all don't play a football. - You did? - No, no, you don't, you're talking about something. - I did. - Don't play with my boy though. - I did, niggas. - Oops. - Then I'm wrong. - Yeah, don't play with him. - I had to ask. - He's not. - It's tough, it's tough to bag at all. - A concert, it is. - It is. - Depends on a concert, yeah. - Not at a stadium concert? - At a stadium concert? - It could be a concert. - Yeah, I guess that's what I'm trying. - Yeah, probably a small concert? - Yeah. - Because then your girl's gonna be with you the whole time. It's like. - How do I do this? How do I pull this off? - How do I pull this off? (laughing) - What? (laughing) - What you need on a concert? (laughing) - They got a UTI all over the sudden. - I need the bathroom 17 times. - My girls need fine shit before I do. That's why I'm out the game. By the time I see it, you already looking at me. - Yep. - She seemed good at it. - Oh well. - It was clear. (laughing) - Met life, was it? - Met life. - Oh no, they were fine with it. - Shit. - It was it. - Show starts and I'm not gonna lie to you. The energy was amazing from the jump. Usher comes out. You know they come out together and usher gets into his set. Usher. 48 years old and just up there don't look like he lost a step. He still sound the vocally clean. - Was it him? - You hear that audience? - It was him. - It was him. - It was him. - Usher looks good. - Here you go. - I know it. - See, I know I can hate it. - I know it. - No, 'cause I'm laughing. 'Cause this E first I'm seeing the show. But he's taking it then dead. - 99 and he's motherfucking it. - No, no, no, no. It's different for me. 'Cause to blend your show with another person is already like a tall order already. Like I have ideas how my shoulder go. What moment I want to come out to set and all this other shit. So I just like seeing how they balance the show between each other. The stage shit just goes without saying Chris Brown is fucking Chris Brown. - Yeah. - Like there's nothing else we have. The first time ever seen him perform very happy. I probably would have rather seen by himself. 'Cause I don't feel like I got the feel of the full Chris Brown show experience. - Yeah, I heard that. - So I'll say that at least. - I heard it was like, what's your, did you go? - I know I everybody. - The man's recording. - Yo. Yo. - You're so dumb, dude. - Where are you? - No, no, no. People that I know went that saw him perform before. They was like, yo, he wasn't nowhere near at his peak. Like they was like this like a- - Chris? - Yeah, like he's like- - Can I show you? - It's a seven and a half. - I don't know. - It's a seven and a half eight Chris Brown that he gave yesterday. So Ice has been to Matt Chris Brown shows. He could potentially- - But I mean Chris on the seven or eight is like- - Yeah, no, no, no. - It was, again, if you've seen the solo Chris show. - And we ain't got to get to much better. - We ain't got to get to much better. - We talked about the show. - I was just a good opportunity. - I appreciate Ice hitting me up to go check it out. I'm happy to have seen Chris perform. I'll definitely go to a solo show at some point. - They played Apache. - The one thing I do know what tank set up here is, 100% gonna always stay in true and we'll never see that show. We'll never see nobody be able to do that on no level. And I don't even think- I was outside of maybe a Beyonce and Rihanna, coming together in that type of way. - Left of name off. - Who? - People that went to that Bruno show. - Oh no, okay. - I meant it. - They came back and said- - I mentioned earlier. - Bruno is- - I mentioned earlier. - He should get a mention in this. - He's saying two people. - No, he's saying the two- - Oh, yeah, I got a good line. - But I did mention to him earlier, after seeing the Bruno show and all that, you know, which is why it's not fair because I didn't get a Chris solo show, but Bruno's name has to be mentioned. - Absolutely. - Absolutely. - The best shows out there, period at this point. Like just- - Focally everything. - So you had a good time. - Yeah, had a great time. - All right, thank you. - Appreciate it. - Commentary on that. - This was something. - Yo, check, yo. Check out that Chris Brown. - I should show if it comes to us. - It's good. - It's good. - It's good. - It's good. - It's good. - A review for every Drusky Skate. - And now we can't review when I go to the Christmas. - Yo, my name got Bob. - You know, they different Drusky Skits though. - It's different shows. You don't get the same show every night. You get the same songs. We don't get the same performance every night. - It's true. - Some people went on a tolls every time. I could have had one experience and another person would have a different one. - Yeah, my mom said this time, Chris on the big screen did like some video where there was Michael Jackson, and there's Aubrey. - Aubrey. - And then I didn't see that when I went there. - I'm sure that last time. - I didn't see it last time. - They did? - Yeah. - That's how we introduced. - So then I definitely need to let Chris Brown, a Chris, you could take Prince out of here, big girl. - Oh, no, when he came out. - You get Prince right out. - Oh, no, even. - Did you tell you about when he came out right before they were sigils? - What do you think? - Laying on the car, playing purple rain? - The purple. - Yeah, the purple car, too. - I don't know how to roll out on the stage. - I'll take it back. - On the low rider, all purple lights. - And I realized that the middle is our purple car. - You guys, we lose and mark. We gotta get to my donny. - Oh, that's nice. - I'm fascinated by this. I'm gonna hit Robert Chris Brown. - Nah, we good. - Nah, we got this. - We'll need to do after the intermission. (laughing) - No intermission. - No intermission. - Yo, man, in music, we have another verses. - Yeah. - The verses cast. - Yes. - The verses cast. - Oh, nigga verses, too. - I'm a old nigga. - So I can appreciate this. We have Carl Thomas verses case. - They're on a run of. - We are running out. - Yeah, they're on a run of 90s R&B. Which I'm not mad at. - They're on a run of taking names y'all say up here. - And making it happen. - Yeah. - Good. - Yeah. - But y'all. - I think they looked at the last card of Joe and Donnell and kind of felt some of what we felt. Donnell, classic album, it would have been great if he were able to actually perform those records. Against somebody with some joints. I think Carl Thomas is gonna be able to get up there and perform every record on that emotional project. And we got case who is not Joe, but case has a lot of joints. - Case done. - Case has a lot of records. - When is this? - They go on the 20th. - The 22nd. - The 22nd. - Probably not. It'd probably be 15. It'd probably be 15th. - And it'd be. - And it's set up. - I think 20 is a lot. - 20 is a lot. - 20 is a lot. And I think you should have to hear new music. There's nobody wants to hear. Or we're stretching. - I think they changed what versus is and now it ain't 15 hits. - I think it's a number. - Yeah. - They used to be going. - Yeah. - But if you're going in, it's songs that they don't have to be hits, but they got a little bit of familiarity to your audience. That's one thing. Again, they don't have to be a smash. I don't know 15 case songs. - Shit. - I think they're targeting the audience that actually know these two acts. And if you know these two acts, you probably are familiar with the catalog. - I probably think that's how it goes. - I need to go back in. I went back to the look at cases catalogues. That's how I didn't finish. But from what I see, I see Carl Thomas winning this pretty. - Precisively. - Yeah. I love case. - No case. - They both. - Case was that name. - No disrespect to case at all, but I see Carl Thomas winning. - Case was that nickname. - Oh, that's off the emotional project. - Yeah. - Yeah. - He could do some of the bad boy features. - Well, features. I couldn't think of too many. - Isn't he on a-- - He was on a match. - He's on a remix to what's his name. - Oh shit. - Oh shit. - He got the fucking faith of God. - Thank you, John. - He got the historical faith from that come along. - Yeah. - Don't bring out faith. - Hey, bring faith out. - Maybe. - Why not? - If he bring faith out, then case got to go home. - He definitely. - I forgot about the features. - The features. - What on the-- - Been around the world, what I was trying to think of. - He was on a match. - He's on the world. - Living it up. - Been around the world. - He makes his own-- - He's on a match. - He's on a lot of features. - Can't believe it. - Can he play it? - Nah. - That'd be stretching the shit out of him. - Fuck you talking about him. - Versus? If they sample you, the people we use in it. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah.
I'll tell you this much. I'm more excited to see Case. I won't talk about the winner or loser. Case is gonna get up there. All the case songs that worked are some of my favorite songs. - Yes. - Like, we can go back and forth between who wins between I wish and touch me, tease me. That's probably a fight. - Touch me, tease me, got that up. - No, I don't care. - I wish. - I wish. - I wish you never had a better. - Yeah. - You paired them against each other. - Touch me, tease me, got that. - Touch me, tease me. - No. - If you were the, if one performed, like that, you would use that record to get them? - No. - I wouldn't do that. - I'd throw off. - Yeah. - Like, I'd rather get that point. - Yeah, I'd throw off. - I don't think that that's clear. I think I wish 100% can be touch me, tease me. - Okay. - And I think some people would think that. - Yeah, that's not, I don't. - That is a go-to record at almost every - Blownage. - It is. - Or be part of it. - It is. - No, no, no, it is. - Open Mike yet. That's what I'm saying. - It's a different response. - Yeah, it's a different response. - I don't know. - Now, you can't play with the summer rain, but touch me, tease me, can definitely get, I wish, out of your pocket. - I'm more excited to see the car records, to be honest. - Me too. - I'm more excited. - Excited to see you. - No. - No, I'm not. - I told you. I feel like emotional is a classic album. - Yeah, you only feel like that. - Well, record you want to see car and do what you're excited about. - Emotional. - Emotional. - Emotional summer rain. - I would love to see a woke up in the morning. And there. I want to see that. I want to see that faith join that we just talked about. And I want to see summer rain. - He's going to do you our star. I know that's not a good one. - I don't want to hear that shit. - But I like that. - I like that record. - So, I like to see him. - Yeah. - But case of touch me, tease me happily ever after. Faded pictures, missing you, think of you, the fashion. Your girlfriend wants to get with me. - Like, I'm going to jam to the case records. - Oh. - Case got more records than I think people are aware of. - Yeah. - And I just think when it gets out of that, he's going to have to place his hits properly. Because he got about seven of them. - And underdogs, as I said before, do well. - Wait, oh, wait. - Oh, wait. - The best man. - He could bring Joe out for Faded pictures. - Yes, he could. - Could. - Menna, menna, menna, menna, menna, menna, menna, menna, see. - Yeah, I think the R and B people. - That's gonna be a good night. - That's gonna be a good night to watch with your boo thing. - Who cares, winner? - The fans win. - The fans win. - If they go to 10 to 12, I think so. - I forgot, bro. - This is 10, 10, 10, 10. - I think it's 10, 10, 10. - But you get the 15, I think. - You might get a mop. - Nah, right. - You know what, my thing's all the time. - The case songs are strong, bro. - And Carl, for the most part just has that album. - Yeah. - And honestly, when we did that shit again, that album was not-- - It ain't where I wanna be. - It ain't. - No, it ain't where I wanna be. - Yeah, exactly. - Don't you have a disrespect down there, what Joe is getting in your life? - Well, those albums dropped around the same time. - And we used to compare them. - No, we used to compare them. - But now we older. - Yeah. So what do you got? - I don't wanna do this. But I mean, Carl will probably win because of the features. - Maybe in the 80s. - And he has more songs. - But I think those case songs. - But I like the case records. - After him running off the case records. - I like the case records. - I think records wise. - Yeah, yeah. - Case records. - Case records. - Case records. - Record wise will be elite. It just all goes back to that. - And if he fuck around and vote some shit. - That was gonna be my question for y'all. 'Cause I was-- - He wrote some shit. - I have heard either of them lately. Who sounds when your most recent reports. Who sounds still sounds good. - Carl's songs are far away. - They both sound good. Carl sounds like Carl. - Yeah. - We I think case is gonna avoid the Donnell Jones shit is. Case songs are written in case his voice. - It's that rasp. - Yeah, okay. - There's not gonna be a song that he can't do. - Mm-hmm. - He's still performing them. He still sounds like himself. - Okay. - The Donnell songs. Yeah, he couldn't quite catch how they sounded. - Yeah, I got it, got it. - 'Cause that's gonna be a big factor. - But yeah, some old nigga shit I'm excited about it. - I know the young people listening probably don't give a fuck about case or call Thomas. I know every time I stepson is in the car, I'm blowing his mind with fucking R&B songs that he never heard. He's like, "Oh, what is this?" I'm like, "Yeah, we gotta come get you together." He really likes R&B too. But yeah, that should be good. That is on October 22nd. Check that out on Apple and Complex and Instagram, wherever it is. - Oh, I got a call, Thomas. - Ish. I'm gonna go case. - Carl's songs. - Yeah, he got a lot of cases. - The power of the case songs is. - Yeah, yeah. - Like I got almost two Carl time in songs for every case one. Missing you? Like touch me, tease me, it's his song. - It's his probably, but missing you? - What are we doing, yo? - He did this before and then been wrong. So we might be missing something. - Yeah. - Our time's show, time comes. - And again, I don't want to be disrespectful. When I saw Carl Thomas perform, it wasn't the greatest performance. - Now you got a call fucked up. - I got the Patriots. - No, I don't. That shit wasn't the greatest performance. - I got the Patriots again. - Oh, that's peace. - Who's the Patriot? - They played the Bears. Thursday, October 22nd. I'll be watching football. - Yeah. (laughing) - You take the spray? - Me too. - Just spray, right? - Just spray. - You don't get this face? - Fuck, don't. - Yeah, let's take a face, it's like. - Yeah. - It's nice. - All right, listen. We have a Vlad clip. Vlad is talking about his experience in working with Elliott Wilson. Vlad is saying Elliott Wilson is popped. - That's not very nice. - That's not nice. - That's not. - But, you know, only in podcast. I feel like, and I feel like it's only us too. Like, we're the only podcasters that do try to be nice. - Yeah, because some of them out there will talk about how you look, how you dress, how you smell. - Haircuts. - I mean, it's pretty disrespectful. - You know what I mean? - I mean, we stay on top of this stuff. - You're living situated right? - You rock. - You rock. - You rock. - You're fucking seats in a game. - Yeah, education. - Or like their own. - That's what I'm telling y'all, y'all. Listen, some of y'all, y'all wasn't fucking with me as an MC, right? No, as in, y'all wasn't feeling me as an MC. Not, I was better than y'all. Some of y'all wasn't feeling me as MC, so let me tell you what was as MC. And some of it did transfer over into the podcast where I am. Just in case, sometimes. You got to go in the files and just research. You may not be food a rapper, but you should be at least prepared in the event that somebody says. Now, I don't think nobody was talking about me, so I don't have nothing to say. But I did research just in case. - You said you don't think anybody was talking about you? - What's your research? - Uncover. - Remains to be saying, TBD. - TBD. - Just one question, 'cause I'm not in the internet space. I don't really pay attention. - You don't pay on the internet? - No, no, no, no. - But my man said that one of the comments was made about people sitting behind them at the game. Who do you think? - 'Cause I take your word that it wasn't about you. Who do you think you was talking about? - Mark, when you sit in court side, everyone's buying you. - So it didn't mean like the wrecking mind. - No, who was there? - Right. - But I do think that line was about me. - Well, who's your man? - Well, we talked about that. We pissed up our next stuff. - Okay. - We pissed up our next stuff. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, I don't have nobody. - I just heard that clip and I was just like, wow, you know, Joe's that dude, he definitely got something to say. - No, that clip was about me. - That part. - The Nick part was definitely about me. - But the rest of it had shit to do with you. - Yo, honestly, if we gonna have that talk just for a little bit now, you know what? I think a lot of it was about Nori. - Tell me why. - I don't think he'll say that. Cause Nori is more the 90s MCs, Nori's that peer group. Like I'm after them. I'm old too. I was old three, so old one. But the 90s, the niggas that have a relationship a little bit, I think they fire at each other. I think Nori came up here with firing at Cam. I didn't know what they had going on. I just think the 90s niggas kind of be talking to each other. When Fat Joe said, these niggas be sending me. - At a more range. - Edible rangements. I thought Nori, cause he's kind like that. Like he'll welcome you into a podcast, but he's like, yo, keep killing and send you a gift. - I thought that was you. - You serious? - Yeah. - I didn't have to talk to you. - I thought you just said Fat Joe, some cantaloupe. - I'm not fucking treating him for right now. - He said it was a man. - Strawberry ass niggas. - You see what you're talking about? - You're thoughtful. - You as a honeydew ass niggas. (laughter) (laughter) - You said it was wild. - That is wild. (laughter) - You're not important. You're not important. Something got to be for me to mail it. [BLANK_AUDIO]
Like, I ain't, that ain't my bag. - Now they do it for you. - Yeah, sure. - They send it for you. - I didn't hit Ian or Keith, to send Phil Joe an edible arrangement for starting his new podcast. - Oh yeah. - I didn't think, I didn't think that line was about you or nobody up here about the, because he came giving us gifts. - That's true. - Oh. - Yeah. - So it wasn't us. - Fat Joe wasn't talking about one specific part. He was covering the whole landscape. - Yeah, but I was home trying to figure out who all of the shots was about, I was. It ain't just nori. I think his, let's wrap about it. I think it's gillian. Well, I think he just, he set it up here. - Well, he just, I wanna compete. - Holy shit. - Yeah. - Let's flamp on, man. - It's a fly with the dog. - No, man. - No, no, man. - No, man. - He flew in the middle. - He flew in. - Fat Joe is making it clear. I'm in the space. I want beef. I don't want beef, but I wanna compete. I think it's fire. I think it should compete back. - You think it's fire? - Yes. - Well, he said that out. So, yo, I'm trying to bait niggas at the top. - Yeah. And he's trying to bait all of everybody. So, he used little points about you. - But when he said bait niggas at the top, I never think about the other people. - Maybe he's saying. - There's one nigg, watch it. Just. - Well, how many people are at the top? - Me. - That's why I thought he was talking about you. - See? - I don't think he was talking about me. - I think the conversation and the play extended past just that point. So, yeah, you got at it and now. - Yo, listen, I was in a good move this week. Maybe you were talking about me. I didn't take that one. Has he ever seen your crib? 'Cause he said he had seen niggas houses. He said, "No, he didn't see mine." - Oh, something. - All right. - Oh, he probably did. - Yeah, Google, right? - Oh, no, he probably think you live here. (laughing) - Oh, shit. - Yo. - Yo, San Joe, you did it. (laughing) - He got a niggas face. - Shit. - He probably think I live at the pot. - You think you make your eggs around the camera. (laughing) - I said that niggas living room. - Yeah, yeah. - Let me tell you, I like that shit. - You smell the scent in the ocean. That's why he said the shit about. - Oh, oh, oh. - I was talking shit to Joe this week and-- - Yeah, you should. - But no lot, I think that shit is fire. I think coming into this space, yeah, niggas. - You always think it's fire when the mic starts. - Huh? - You said I thought you had a lot more aggression and energy against these people. - You know the spaces. - No, see the difference. - Kitchen. - No the difference from the balcony. - We can hear it. - I think that's fire. - The differences. - I don't say that. - Q8. - I'll say that again. - You know the difference is that if you hide it behind other niggas, like you say what you say. - You hide by it. - You hide by it. Everybody up here. - All right. - If I can't play with it, she's got shit. - I hide by it. - I think it's Joe. - Oh. - You ready to compete? - No, I'm not. - Oh, in front. - Then y'all need-- - You not. - Go get a dog. - Thank you. - I gotta do it. I got to attack me, everybody. - He's got to. - And I think what he's doing is 100% with no madness. I don't think he wanting to do it. He's out here saying I'm in the space now, I'm enjoying it. We're getting money. Everybody that wants to be in the space, let's do it. - Yeah, but let's make it-- - Classic hip-hop shit. Let's make it clear. - Let's make it clear. - I know it. - We do have to make it clear. We do have to make it clear distinction between old money and new money. - Okay. - Yeah, I got my man. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Let me see. - What's the difference with the old money and new money? - I'm gonna fall on the feet and shoot. (laughing) - All right, we can move on. - The headlights on the, they're different on the old, forget it. - Go ahead, yeah. - No, we can move on. - The bumpers on the G-wagon a little different. - There are little, small, neat things that we'll tell you. - Their signs. - What's going on? I ain't gonna do it now. We chilling now. I'm telling you, I'm in a good mood. But nobody's talking to me. - Who's talking? - If I keep thinking somebody's talking about me, then maybe in the future, we'll wake some things up. But right now, we cool, man. - Everybody go in part, it's enough everybody. That part bothers me in podcasting. That, not the competitive part. But the fact that people think to succeed, you need to do it. - Right. - I don't think the compete, like that's from hip hop. That's from hip hop. I don't think that exists really in podcast. - I think that shit is from the hood and I think it's a horrible thing. - Or from the hood, it's the hood. I mean, I'm saying music. - You don't think they can be true winners in compete? - No. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - You know what I'm saying? Like, I don't think, if you try to annihilate and you try to take somebody out, then I understand that. - I don't think that's what he trying to do. - Okay. - You could win without competing. - We can all thrive together. You could win without competing. Like, this is not the block no more. - This goes bad. - And I'm talking the same. - This goes bad to that talk that we used to have about the silent competition. About the person that's ahead is not competing, but is it still a competition when somebody's competing with you? - And I'm not mad at having inspired the field, right? I've accomplished some pretty dope shit in podcast. And so if other people are inspired by that, then that's fire. But I wouldn't, my inspiration is not coming from looking down. - What if your, this is what I think. And this is a plot so a lot of-- - Well, not that funny. - Look, I know. - This is a plot so a lot of people-- - I'm thinking of some other things. - I think inspiration you speak to. Like, inspiring the field comes from hate though. - It's not real inspiration comes from what I can do. - Exactly. 'Cause the way you were looked at and perceived, it's like, "Wait a minute, he's doing that." - He, he, he, that, that, that, that, that. - Oh hell no. - You had that force you, fuck them up, it did. - It, no, it didn't, fuck it, it, it, it, it, it, it. - I had to make another cup of coffee. I was like, "Oh shit, that, that is me on there." - Is that why you leaked it? Say, I was on the side. Like, was there a part of you that was like-- - No, no, no. - Do you know Eagle involved in that? - It was Eagle, 'cause I was trying to show them the pressure and that's Eagle. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - You really said no that the number was going to show? - I said the four, so you saw him out there. - But it led to, yeah, now what's that happened? - You had one led to it all. - Why you dumbed it down? - Dumb what down? - Numbles. - Now I'm just asking, I'm curious and he's like, I just, you know what I'm saying? - I didn't dumb that thing down. - That was a, that was an accurate portrayal of what I made. - On Patreon. - At that time. - You see young Pablo over here? - No, no, no, I'm just saying everything that encompassing all. - And this goes back to what-- (laughing) - No, seriously, this goes back, this goes back to what Merrill was saying, right? Like one of the beauties of being independent, I'll tell you out there is that you don't have to be locked into like a salary. - Yeah. - Like I'm not signing with nobody, and I ain't signing with nobody. All y'all are signing with somebody. I spoke to them. I know what everybody make. I know what everybody got offered. I know A by a situation, like it only makes sense to talk to me a certain way. But, damn, what was I saying just now for that? - So shit, how much money do you have? - So shit, the full array of your income. - No matter what you say, you just got out of the question. (laughing) - Do you have that much money? - Oh yeah, just because somebody made this much money in March, like you don't want to be, I'm not, I don't want to be nowhere where, hey, that's what I have to make for. - No matter how much work I put in. - I did that already. I did it. I'm not saying don't do it. I did it. So I don't have to do that again. - Like that's one of the joys of being independent. - So that you can make to Mero's point. - This amount, which is what? - So if you make 20, maybe next month, you can make 25. - Like you don't have no cap. - Yeah, if you sell after that. - I got you that's good. - Yeah, thank you. - Did I figure it out? - I saw it good. - No, you do just what you wanted to do. - Yeah, that's what it is. - Boy, this is initial question. - Yeah, you didn't write it. - What, and tell you expose my financial business? - Yeah. - Oh yeah, I'm not telling y'all what I mean. I don't know what y'all make. - Who y'all? - I don't know what any of y'all make. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on. - I do not know what any of y'all make. Why do I have to keep it through? - I didn't say anything. - I think that's true. - Oh, so we really got it out of the talk. - We can all share. - Oh wait, let me tell you what share. - No, he said, he don't know what we mean. - He's right, he's right, he's right. - He said he don't know what we make. - In total, it'd be 360 shares. - I don't know, I only make money from here, y'all. - That's it. - So let me give you that number. - Yeah, that's it. - That's all I make. - And I don't believe that. - Nah, it's bad. - I don't believe that. - That's all I make, too. - I don't think you're just showing up there. Every porn convention just for the free. - It's all for y'all. - So you probably are. - It's all for the free. - Never mind. - Bad example. - Yeah, dick swinging. - Yeah, I don't know what everybody make, and I think that's fine. - We only make our money up here, Joe. - I'm about to say, I'm a nigga, it's fast. - I don't know what a free is going to make me mad. - JVP? - Where will we be without the JVP? - Welfare line. - No, for real. - Welfare line. - It says something that's low on the blast Patreon. I wouldn't, I shouldn't tell you that. - I wouldn't. - I wouldn't do it about firing them. - What are you saying? - You can't really. - Yeah, what? - And I didn't know this. - Something wrong. - 'Cause we said wrong. - No, we would have in a serious story. - We would have in a serious story. - And I know what I said. Yo, I'm almost at a place where like, oh, yo, this boy knows me. - He's nuts. - Where is he? - Yo, this boy knows me like the bad guy in turn. - Yo, what did you say? - I kind of got to fire him. - He internalizes everything. So I was saying basically that I'm at a place or I'm trying to be at a place soon where I don't got to work. And when I'm on it. - I mean like, yo, dog, my bills is paid. - Yeah. - Like, I don't have to stress. - I don't got to stress about paying bills. - Oh, that's what I mean. - And I ordered that. - And since. - Of course, he puts himself in the center of everything. - I said, I said, listen. - I said listen. - I said listen. - I said listen. - I said listen. - Action, dude. - I was dumbass. - What is that? - Let's see. - Let's see. Show me, nigga. - That's fucked up. - It's fucked up. - It's fucked up. - Yeah, it's fucked up. - I wouldn't tell nobody. - I'm telling my friends. - I already knew you. - You would tell. - You would tell. - You would tell.
He could be up. No this nigga. It just puts himself in the middle. I didn't like his tone Yeah, I didn't like that. I didn't like it's not the fact I want him to never have to work again But how he was he was Too much though I was just a serious conversation. We started talking about Where are we trying to be with the things we try to talk with a month - nigga just got his chips Oh, man. I'm missing something in my pocket watching a bitch I said this nigga got another love a stream Anyway, man mark. How much you make? I don't even know that much because my pocket watch of you Yeah, it's getting there. Yeah, no, no, no, no, yeah. No. Yes. Oh, it's been a down couple years man. I don't know and they they No basketball you bounce back I hope so On that level they just all whatever man, um, you know, you're speaking of money or maybe oh wait Yeah, yeah, we end up talking about all this other shit you a psycho, bro. I know I'm serious. I need help So glad said the Elliot but those thoughts are arrested day-to-day for me like I think it and I tell y'all cuz it's geeky But they don't it's not real. It's not Your Cory probably had a 40-minute conversation. You did you hit us nigga? Do you know I am a Oh KVD Elliot and started doing something together and then it kind of fizzle quickly and Is pop out playing I was playing a clip. That's what I was doing before I think that's how there we go Wrong clip sorry I'm discomboblating over here When Carisha stepped to Lori L business. Yeah, that's right. I was right. I was right. I ain't fucking with Lori. I'm glad you did that I'm glad you got your business. I Ever seen me man Here we go. I haven't talked about this before but Elliot will soon approach me to do a podcast And he said yo the two of us should do a podcast. I said all right. I'm willing to do it if you book the guests Because I'm already booking guests for my own shit. He said cool. I'll do it. He brought hip-hop yet. I said cool I'm not gonna Pay you for this interview because they don't think it'll do big numbers hip-boy is cool But I know what my audience is not gonna do big numbers. So but I will cover the production cost I'll sit in on the interview with you and we'll knock it out. We'll see what happens We'll try to grow it over time. So We did the interview A clip went viral but it went viral like on Twitter other people's accounts. Yeah tick-tock like people are ripping parts of it And posting and so forth. So when you count it all up the interview got about 300,000 views I made about $1,200 on it right which doesn't even really cover my production cost my production cost me look at my company's a holes probably around maybe $3,000 for any right Vlad is a heart such a horrible liar We're gonna be asking for $3,000. I said number one we agree that I'm not paying for this Number two look at the numbers. Yeah, you know when you got invest, you know in a project I said no, I don't I don't want to have to invest I get in front of the camera and Make triple that with nobody around. Yeah, he's like what about all the social media and this and that and that's where something I said I go viral Couple times every month. Yeah, like my crib my crib Mac video. That's my baby Yeah, that's the biggest shit on tick-tock right now. I Go viral all the time go viral really doesn't change anything. Yeah, you're probably one of the most clip YouTubers outside Outside of streamers. Yeah, exactly. We're paying people for clips Charleston, why is such a big episode? By a team of people shot the social lemon who clip my shit up and that's it and everybody else take it and clip it Everyone else takes it. Yeah, but and I pay them and I'm calling Charleston white a bitch, but I don't think it's a bitch I don't see them in too many situations pull that beer and they sell Yeah, what's the mother's just saying that just to be mean them, but I don't think he's a bitch That fee they don't get a you know more money if you get more views know that shit clip my shit up and let people do what they do with it And that's it. I don't care about that. Yeah, and that was the end of the podcast right there $10 when I'm making not even breaking even And I got to sit it on the shit That's why you haven't seen another Elliott Wilson and Vlad podcast cuz it's like Yeah, Elliott's not thinking long term. He needs that money right now, and I'm not going to pay my thing. I'm not making anything Like I'm not gonna do that shit. I'm just not especially since I have to be involved. I got to sit in the shit You've come hands on well, listen, that's too much work And you've become a funder and investor. Yeah, I'm not telling you bad. I respect the guy I mean he's a legend in this shit. He's been doing it way longer than me. I said we double XL before my TV but People have to think business wise like if you don't come into this Think of business wise you do boozy business. Yeah, you ain't gonna land home You need to pay me everything and maybe you can take a loss just cuz I'm here and I Why is he doing that Did Elliott start shooting? I didn't see Elliott saying anything. It seems like a lot of mess for I don't it is he really you're with Vlad I am I am I mean like He sounds like I'm trying to shoot a Vlad and I'm not but recently He's been diving right in. Oh, okay. He hears everything out. He's gonna camera more And he's starting to see that a lot of people are actually in tune with seeing him on camera. Okay, so it is He's been being really transparent about a lot of things. Yeah, in a Vlad style like this was some Vlad style I didn't need to be honest. No, I don't think it's shooting, but it is When you do this you he clearly ain't trying to do business with this person anymore or be cool No, but if me and you are cool as we are I would never say like he needed that $3,000 But we might not have been that we're cool get thrown around watching entertainment spaces and cultural spaces I'm using cool as an alternative to friends. I'm saying like cool like we're willing to do business together again And if I'm if I'm doing business together with you again, I'm probably not gonna say and he asked me I wouldn't give any details about business tells me that they probably not cool He just has a respectful right and I think you said the record that the way you are accustomed to doing business I don't do business like that so we not going even embark on that journey Which I think it's cool. I think it's weird when you do it in a public space like this It's not that that's not the greatest thing. I don't get because I understand Vlad's argument Me and I don't think it's a bad argument I just don't understand why you don't have these things agreed upon Before the video comes out. He said he did Allegedly and he told Elliot. I'm not paying you for him. Right, like he's not necessarily what my demo want to see I'm covering the course. We're doing this together. Yeah, actually sitting on camera. What you said? It's going to be on. Maybe I misunderstood, but I thought he was saying because the video did 300 for Vlad that's low and Elliot thought 300 Was enough of him to recoup no he saying yo, we did this video. It's on my platform. Not only did I pay for everything I sat in on the video. No, I get all that which means that's my labor. Yeah, we made Whatever we made We made $1200 I spent 3500 and you still asking me to give you out of my pocket three grand for yourself No, I get all that. I guess I would need to know what the situation was just for Elliot to do a pod with him before we get into invite and guess Well, I guess that's what I'm trying to say man. Like how how was Elliot to be paid or compensated? Oh There was never there is no pod You heard him first thing you said was you have to get I got my own platform. We could do some shit I'm already doing it. It's your job to invite your own guests You got to invite to guess so we're establishing that this is guess based on doing how to interview does or who you invite Or how much we make it sound like it sound like it's just math But he told him up front so he said hit boy. Okay, well, I'm not paying for hit boy Because I don't even expect this to do xyz. It's what it really sounds like is Vlad has one understanding of the things and It looks like Elliot has what he thinks it's a different understanding. So once he sees yo is viral I he thinks it generated more money. That's my point. I'm saying it is like nice viral on Twitter Which means other people are getting paid off of that. That money didn't come here. That's his investment here It only did three hundred that's where I think Vlad be misleading when he throws that out there He did it with the boozey shit. He's doing it again now. Yes, these interviews didn't make Fucking boo-koo dollars, but traffic these other places that acts as a commercial and it's bringing back Even if it's a little bit of traffic it's coming back to your Not to that video No, I'm just I don't want to but how do you quantify it? How do you quantify? That's where Vlad is right because what happens on my platform is none of your business But that's why I'm saying no your business or how do we put a number on it? Let's say He's only putting the number or what that's the point so after clippers clipped it up seven zillion times and now as a result People came to my channel and saw all these other clips, right? How do you now say yo? That's worth X or pay me X for that I think I think you can know that's what I'm saying But you need to have hardcore numbers ahead of time Which they didn't have so for example if I say okay if it does a million on Twitter, I want X percent
Right? Cool. That's the easy part. If it gets 50 million impressions on the Twitter elsewhere, we can call it a number together, but whatever the big numbers on Twitter or TikTok or whatever, because I know it's going to lead to some level of residual traffic, I want a thousand dollars. Most, most, most platform owners would walk you to your car. I was just saying, no, just five, I was telling you to have a nice day. I'm just, I need to have that conversation so that one person, if we do business together and at the end, after the work is done, we're talking about terms of what somebody did done something wrong. That's all I'm saying. I think Vlad is right. I just want them to have more of a conversation. It sounds like, like, like, on some, let's put on some music shit and they're saying, yo, my record is being played everywhere in the hood. Everywhere you go, you're hearing my song. It got to be doing something and he's saying, yeah, but those are bootlegs that's playing it. Yeah. Like, just because it's getting traffic, it's not coming directly here. And he's saying 300,000 views ain't shit for me. Listen, I don't want to spend, I don't want to spend a whole bunch of time analyzing what Vlad said. Because that's Vlad's long-standing, successful business. Nigger, you run a have to fuck you want to run it. It's his. That's a fact. Elliot on the other hand, it's almost like time for intervention. Yeah. Like, I think Elliot, I think Elliot is really sullying his name. Yeah. Like, I think that same respect that Vlad spoke about with Elliot, I have it for Elliot. Nigger's happy. Everybody, everybody else. Yeah. Hell is like legacy, but in this new age, content world, heart, heart. I think Elliot has done a lot and is doing a lot that ain't coming off right, though. Yeah. And this is from me looking B.D. in his face. And B.D. held you down, though. B.D. ain't give it up. He didn't give it up. Like I can tell. He wants to give it up. But something happened here. Yeah. B.D. ain't got to tell me that. I'm just a pro. You can see it. Between that, between what happened with the Jeremy Heck pod and, and, and fucking head, say, Vaughn, that shit you pulled with, say, Vaughn, that you still ain't even answered for yet. Yeah. You sullying. Like you out here visible, you tweeting, you Instagram, you doing whatever you're doing. And Niggas is knocking on your door, saying, yo, you did some shady shit. What's up with that? And you still in the content space. It's like he moving in a way that's, that's a little walking. I'm not going to lie to you when you've been able to rely on big companies or other people's being able to pay you out and not having to live as an independent, kind of similar to what we've spoke about back to the marital. And when I went back to last week's Patreon, and that's why I wish she was here. When I start talking about the, the entrepreneurial shit that we be pushing, when you are accustomed to getting a check, my nigga, everybody don't make that smooth pivot to working on it. Oh, you got to eat what you kill. I mean, you eat what you kill. When you're working for these big companies, you don't have to do that. It's not just that. I just, I just think, you know what, what people want to admit. And I think all of us, at some degree, well, not all of us, but some of us who probably never just had good business sense in certain ways as an independent, you have to learn, or at least be willing to set yourself, I'm not really doing the best in business. I might be a great creative. I might have all the contacts. I might have all the people who know and believe in my creative passion and vision. But when it comes time to talk business, they have no real respect for me, because I'm not really presenting myself in the most respectful way. I'm not giving Elliott all these passes. I ain't honestly. Elliott probably got one war pass out of me, and that's a possible. It's like a half a pass. I'm not. I agree with your point issue about the, when you used to, whatever you used to work in a job, but it's tough to, I agree with that. I'm looking at L different because you've been here. No, he hasn't. Nobody hasn't though. No, no, no, no, let me finish what I'm saying. You have, when the game continues to change right in front of your face, and you continue to do the same shit and change absolutely nothing, then this falls on you, big dog. I'm sorry. This is before you got ill. This is before the twins. Congratulations, and I hope you're well and healthy. But the game has changed too many times in front of Elliott, and he's in the rooms with people with the information and the resources. So we have said to him, yo, dawg, this ain't the way. This is back when every day struggle, he was supposed to be the whole stuff. See, I ain't get paid failure every day struggle. I got paid, but it wasn't no money. It wasn't paid paid, which meant whoever was taking the gig wasn't about to get no money. I wasn't doing it for the money. I was doing it for a visibility. I was doing it to combine my talent with complexes resources that all that clippy pitchforky quirky shit they do, and me go over there and be animated that changed the trajectory of where I was going. It's a bet that paid off. Elliott said, no, that's not enough money for me to do that show. Got you. The CBS deal, the fucking, oh, I could go through all of the deals, the fucking all of that rock nation shit that you was doing. And be the other thing, you niggas, that's guess based. You niggas, that's guess based, but it's not really guess based because you can't get that guest. You can't call that guess. You don't have no that guess is coming because of who the fuck you sign to. That guess is coming because somebody in the sea suite or the executive position made a phone call. And now you get to feeling yourself and putting dip on your chip because you think you did something. No, nigga. That's wrong. And he'd been there when he was doing that live show shit with the artists and they come up there and crown. What a show. But nigga the game was changing. Yeah. And you spent those years signed somewhere just listening to people. And now you out here floundering. Now you out here making decisions from seemingly because I ain't spoke to you from what seems like a state of desperation. So now you get that's when niggas start. Sabon shouldn't be able to talk to Elliott Wilson like that. There's no excuse for it. There's nothing you could say to make that make sense to justify rationalize it. Sabon can say that to Elliott Wilson and look at you and say you smuck ass nigga. You slimy ass nigga moving like that. Where's the money you owe me? Vlad is talking to like that's the thing about character. Dole take it easy on him. Take it easy. Ellis my man. I know I know but I say that because I take offense that you did that slimy shit to save on and they say word to be. Yeah. You call niggas for everything else. And I'm gonna take it easy. Take it. Yeah. I'm saying that for reason. Take take it. But he got niggas number you know how to reach out to Ian. Yeah. The nerve of you niggas. Moving around out here and then think the streets don't talk and things shit don't start coming back to people. Come on man. Come on out. Come on out. That's like I'm done. I'm done. I didn't mean to rent. I think what you said is good. I think saying it off. I mean we saying it here but nigga I've said it to his face and had he called me. I just said it to him on the phone. But yeah you don't treat people like that and think that you're still about to be just regarded at the set. No. I just see no. I know. That's not okay. I see. I hope you're well and you know I love you. You know I ain't got no problem with you. But what you doing out there and how you moving and how you not responding to it right is ain't about what happens in life. Well how are you handling the things that happen. So now that's not okay to just pack your bags and fucking and move and just fucking hide and and then get the fuck out of you man. Sorry what you got more. Um there's a couple of things up here. I want to talk about but it's just about people giving it up. Stephanie Mills. Hmm. She jumping on that list. Stephanie Mills has made my list. I got a list. It's a very short list of people I would love the interview because they're just too honest. You know older people Quincy Jones. Yeah. Uh shock shock. And now Stephanie Mills is on that list. Listen Stephanie Mills sat down with the former vice mayor of Stockton and gave what I. That's a funny. I was so petty in a necessarily. I'm so petty in a necessarily. I got a pot of clip now. Jason. I spent all the energy being shady. Political shady too. Like I have no idea. You don't even know. Stockton. I don't know. Vice President Mayor. What? Who knows. You know his position. Oh my god. Let me find this fucking Stephanie Mills clip. Here we go. Here we go. All right. We got it. I should say it. And this is uh Stephanie Mills talking about her experience with lady Gaga. Can I tell you something that I've never. I don't even know if I should say it in your head. Yeah. Let me pause this. That's my favorite way to start say any time. Like my head just said that and I was at the edge of my seat. Oh I'm never shared this before. Oh really? I should. I don't even know if I should say this. Yes you should. I absolutely say it right here. And as much shit as I talk about Jason, I do think he's a phenomenal interview. Yeah. Yeah. He is. A phenomenal interview. All right. Here we go. And I won't tell nobody. Go ahead. I feel like lady Gaga is a culture voucher. Oh god. See, you pull the wheel. Say for Miss Mills. Don't come in here. Give me what I need because this is this interview will go all the way left. A culture voucher. I was managed by a manager a couple of years ago. Years ago. Get to the tee. They came to me and they said, home is lady Gaga's favorite song. She's doing a fashion show.
Shoot in New York would you come and surprise her and saying oh at first? I said no, why would I do that? No See, but this is when you know you're an icon when you have to be talked into going to sing for Lady Gaga I'm gonna need you to put some respect on your neck cuz I ain't gonna let you play yourself in my anybody to confused out there Stephanie Mills is indeed that I know we got younger listeners. She is every bit of her. Yes Okay, I went she had a little black dog there and all the other people and So I sang for her. She didn't smile. She didn't do anything. She looked at me like I had two hands. No, she didn't Yes, she did and the thing was that the guy that was doing her photo shoot was gonna take a fashion shoot of me That was the that I didn't even get paid for that was the trade off the trade off So we fit I finished thing in home and we took pictures Before we left they said you got to delete all those pictures. Oh her team did We were at the elevated getting ready to leave and they came and they said delete and they did not let us leave until they saw Every picture being deleted. That is so disrespectful. Very disrespectful. What was their explanation for that? That's why I say she's a cultural just because she was managed correct by black men Well, I'm sure she's gonna see this because I've gotten calls about other shows who've done that she's watched and you know I hope she fixes that because I hope she watches I hope you watch and I hope you remember what you did Okay, shut out the Stephanie Mills legend. I mentioned a icon shut out the Jason Lee former vice president mayor of Fuck you You got Nick Cannon to come out didn't do while and out stop man. You know Stephanie Mills is a legend. He tried to resign Stephanie Mills y'all Love Stephanie Mills is honesty man and her orders. I don't know what happened with with I do want it to go to some other town Not be here. My purpose was not given to me by this council and it cannot be taken away by a vote of this council That's when you know you down Hey, it can't be taken away Jason Watch they write hey, don't move Two seconds later Yeah, when they can do that you know they're trying to go on you you can't give it to me. You can't take it all right. Let's see No Unstripping him of that title I'm gonna resign as a vice mayor and here's the deal because the title does And drive leadership. That's true. The title doesn't change anything Oh, you heard him there. He resigned, but then Mayor Christina Fugazi move forward anyway with a formal vote to oust him as Vice mayor watch out this plate out. Let's see. I am requesting by making a motion to remove Councilmember Jason Lee as my vice mayor. I make a motion that we accept the vice mayor's resignation shut up Anybody asked you to agree with none. Oh, man anyway step step. He mills. That's foul. Let's do it. Yes crazy That is crazy. You see here the other one. I don't I don't think I'm joking, but I don't think that's great. I do Fucking they like Nixon resigned after watergate you get let somebody resign. I mean like to me It's I this politically motivated. I don't get it. I wasn't elected by y'all Shouldn't things be politically motivated in politics. No, not everything Mark. Don't be a socialist right now. He said words We can't be politically motivated. I'm saying some processes should be a unit for everybody The rules should be ruled for everybody. It shouldn't depend on what party you are whether they like you or not That's what I'm saying. That's the politically motivated part that I'm talking about So I'm saying if I let somebody who steals a million dollars resigned or if I let someone who Conspires with other governments to resign. I can certainly let device may have stock their resign That's that's all yes, and no, I think the powers that be Afforded him the luxury of resigning the people that were over him. They said are cool. You can resign the people that may have been over Jason Said no, no a lot of times. They don't even be okay cool. You can resign to be listen. You're going to resign That is the universal standard in politics that you we ask for your resignation. Cool because again We might see yeah, you might have friends in the room. Yeah, but we don't have no friends in the room and Peaches ask and shame them and drag them through the mark With you I'm just saying, but they don't have to take it light No, what we saying is even the allowing you to resign is politically democracy all of it's politically motivated I just that side of it. No, I don't know. I'm saying that's the standard Right the decision to make you do it might be politically motivated But I'm saying when we read when somebody's done when we ready to get you out of office We say we need your resignation. Mm-hmm That's all I'm saying if we do that for nine people at a 10 don't do it for the person you don't like I'm usually what you are, but there's a big difference between being the vice mayor of a city and being the president of the United States I'm saying even on city council's they do that's the that's the political center everywhere It's not I'm not saying like it only happens in the white house. I'm saying city council state houses They ask you to sound like you saying it's okay to allow it only if we like you No, I'm saying we should do it whether we like you or not. We should have the same standard whether we like you or not And see I think the standard is the same because it's all politically motivated. All right, but we go in a circle I think it's important to for for the records for for and that's what it's something yes for the record that we want to reflect that you got fire Yes, not that you resign that we accepted your resignation. I agree are firing you so in the future Whoever's sitting here knows he was on fuck shit. Yes You got fired from your post. Yeah, and we did except you know like that is because the other five people who got who did even worst Fuck shit, they were allowed to resign so it so it creates it so it makes it look like he did something worse than the five people who got allowed to I tried to do when I'm shooting in some way just shut the fuck up I'm gonna for you but Stephanie because someone he's gonna clap back and then you're going back down again And so I'm trying to I'm trying to step in I didn't back down the last time I heard the people from him Maybe he was off that. Oh you gonna hear now. Oh, that's not true. I don't back down We need to keep a count on back down actually. I like that. Yeah, I don't ask him for Jason Lee But it had no I thought that was really light smoke. That was like she had no boiling water smoke. That wasn't a food cooking Yeah, that was definitely mill Do you think she made the case that that guy guy was a culture voucher to me. So she made it like an asshole This is where it gets weird for me is it sounds like lady Gaga's team. Yeah, I don't think this has anything to do with it Sound like somebody lied to Stephanie Mills. I'm not Stephanie Mills. I love Stephanie Mills more than I personally but This sounds like a team. Somebody like not a guy or no lady Gaga might really fuck with you She might really love home. She came in there. She took those pictures out of respect for who you are and then her team might have said no You look like shit in those pictures. It could have been a number of different things. I'm taking so I'm taking okay If I'm Stephanie Mills, I do look at it like yo, you are a culture voucher. You came in here. You said home was your favorite shit I traveled to meet you and then I don't even have enough On to get pictures with you, but she can get that word Directly from Gaga and I'm taking I'm taking Stephanie Mills at her word that she was performing home Mm-hmm, and lady Gaga sat this stoic and stone face Mm-hmm, and if that's your favorite song when home come on you're just not gonna do that right? So that don't tell me that and I don't think lady Gaga is doing favor for favor Which is also what she said and this happens a lot in the business where somebody did work for the artist come and think they doing something And now hey take the pictures and because Gaga's a professional She gonna take it and then so sin a team to do some fuck shit like hey make her delete all those pictures But I just don't think that falls on lady Gaga And a part about in a part about her sitting there like not enjoying the song or something we say all the time You don't know what type of ladies motherfuckers having and I might not even want to do this photo shoot Yeah, I could ask some shit going on like y'all let me do this. All right. Now you're doing I really got to go I don't I want to be here. Sometimes that shit happens, but I constantly know there's this there's artists at it It's there's some etiquette you do as artists are this artist etiquette Yeah, there's front row of the concert etiquette. There's etiquette for wherever you at yeah They're artists so they should know that but that story tells me that lady guy. I didn't even fuck about the home Home made even a song that could come on and you Smiling and like maybe Gaga is a stage and Broadway performer. Yes, that record was built basically off stage and Broadway See a world where she grew up loving that song I can also see a world with somebody told Stephanie Miller. She loved that song to get it here It's her response to me. It's curious to me. I believe that she could love home Yo, home is the shit. Is there any world? Where's that? Stephanie Mills might have sounded like shit, and she said they're looking at her like pretty. Nah, man Nah, I'm asking not no one wants to ask
Lady Gaga was supposed to have a light in it. She's supposed to take a hat. She was supposed to do that. Yes, all of that. She was supposed to be mouth-in-the-words. Yeah, all of that. Connect them with you like singing girl. That's what she was supposed to be doing. I agree. During this, they like mini-large was performing. Yeah. A mini-large was performing. Then hey, where's the concession today? I'm going to say, "I'm going to say Gaga was in there hungover." I'm going to fuck this up. I'm going to say, "I'm going to fuck this up." Stephanie Mills does give you my favorite moments then when she just talk. She want me to give her a fuck. I love that voice boy. Yeah, yeah. I'm going to try and make it right by playing solo. Maybe in the video. That's what I play. That's what I play. That sounds ridiculous now. I bought these two bad niggas single. Tell 'em what he's talking about. He always. 'Cause I might have ran into the store. You saying this shit in the mirror too? This was a joint. I know. But if they were standing in front of me performing it. I wouldn't treat it like Stephanie Mills home. I'll tell you that. Actually, I probably would sing this shit. Yeah. It'll bring that better. This was some artist shit. Yeah. I never knew. That'd be so wrong. Yeah. But I ain't worse than you. I'll be there. I'll be there. I'll be there in a larger school. Yeah, hopefully. Yeah. Anyway, you ran to the store. What were you saying? I just think of saying you ran to the store. You had more stuff than you know. What made you dress the same in the video? Kind of similar. They had very '90s gear on with them hats. Everything, remember? Yeah. Yeah. One of them lost a lot of weight. Yo, the title made you run to the store? Minute, Lauren. Need that. Get here now. Yo. I was a child. I was a young childish. So you do what you said to her? Yeah. I did. Yo, anybody laughing? They got molested. Yo. anybody laugh and they got molested. (laughter) Yo. (laughter) That's it. Yo, I don't want nobody laugh. You go all the way laugh if you've never been molested. That's it. Yo! That's it. Bro, what's your hope? 'Cause it's too much grip. Yeah! (laughter) Yo. Yo. Yo, do you want it? I'm looking up the next story. Yo. - Hey, hey, we got it, we got it, we got it, we got it. - It's your world. - You got my bad. - Oh, man. - That's a fucked up. - Man, comment on his car. - I don't want nobody laughing. - That's nuts to say. - Oh, man. - This guy. - She spoke about Oprah and Gail too. - Yes, that's what I was saying. - We should cover that as well. She did make very strong claims about not liking the stance that Oprah and Gail took while covering the microjacks and the R. Kelly situation. - So she stood strong with that because she said, you know, at some point Oprah was a supporter of Mike that interviews with him. - That's true. - And then she just went ahead and voiced these people who were making the claims that were unfounded or actually thrown out whenever the fuck the case was. So she stood strong with that. - And what was your angle on the R. Kelly part? - Well, she just had mentioned when Gail did the R. Kelly interview and guess maybe the angle that she took or just whatever. I know with the micro things. - I didn't tell him absolutely nothing. - Yeah, nothing. - Like saying whatever. - No, that's what she didn't give me no more detail. - No, no, she didn't. She said they're gonna do enough tearing us down. So why do we have to do it? She says R. Kelly only went and sat there because Gail is black. So they be feeling safe. And some of that we just didn't need to platform because it was gonna get done anyway. So why is it always us on us? - I agree. - That was your point. - It's good point. - Thousand percent. - It's not a good point, but I don't know about that. - I don't know about that. - I understand the point. - I understand where she's coming from. - I think it depends on the people you're talking about. - I think everybody should have followed on R. Kelly. - Well, that sounds about to say like what R. Kelly interview, what do you do? If CBS just more and gets to R. Kelly interview, do I let the white person do it? - Yes. - And just get out the way? - Yes. - And if he's not gonna do it to anybody but Gail, then you just turn down the interview. - Yes. - Then we don't get to R. Kelly interview. He didn't do nothing but make a fool of himself up there. - Look. - When he was in a breakdown, his mental health was horrible. I don't want to sound like I'm capable for him, but he clearly wasn't in the best state up there. So then we don't see it. And for me, what does everybody lose in that? - I think the question is what is everybody gain? And I think what we could gain is in a world where people are still, some people on defense about R. Kelly. Some people are still grooving R. Kelly. Some people are still defending R. Kelly or attacking the girls. I think pointing him out as a liar is a way to sway the public toward the truth. So I think that's the value of it. You know. - And they still look up for views too. - I think he was well-paying it that way. But prior to that, Gail, people saw the video. - Which motivated me. - Yeah. - He was on video two decades earlier. - No, I thought he was talking about the doc. - And the doc? - No, the doc. - The doc. - They'll put the nail in the closet, but we saw that network get what they needed out of it. Now we want a piece of that pie now too. - Cool. - So I don't want none to do with that. If I'm the black woman that is responsible for getting the network, that off the back of the black man. - Would you feel the same way, Mark, if she did that on Fox News? If Gail interviewed R. Kelly on Fox News, how would you feel about it? - I feel the same way. My bigger concern would be why she's on Fox News in the first place. But I wouldn't feel any differently about the interview. I'd be mad, she was working for Fox News. - Got it. - But if she was already there and she did the interview and asked the same questions, I'd be fine with it. - But you worked for Fox News before? - I wish I hadn't. - Okay. - That's a difference. - Yeah. - Okay. - I'd make it there. I worked for Fox News 20. - No, you don't need to explain it. - Yeah. - I made you apologize, Mark. - I worked for Fox News a lot. - That little bullshit line worked for somebody. - I worked for Fox News a long time ago. And I worked there as the left wing counterpoint. I was arguing against the enemy. I was arguing against Bill O'Reilly every night. I wasn't cosine in it. But if they asked me to suddenly sit down with our Kelly, I mean, that's where we get interesting, right? And I think the bigger question would be Mark doing it. - How much they pay me. - But even if you're hired to be the counterpoint to they bullshit, you still get paid by them and you still-- - Legitimizing them. - Bring them back to the show. - That's why I began with, I wish I hadn't. But I was just adding that addendum to give the context that people don't think I was over there with Tucker Carlson. But if Fox was a little bit different then, but I still think I shouldn't have done it in retrospect. - I regret it. - Would you interview him today? - Would I know? - On your platform. - No. No. I wouldn't. I wouldn't. And let me take that back. - Please. If something new-- - I'll let them call-- - If some new information came out that made it newsworthy, yes. But just as respect-- - What did you do with Dame Dash? - I'm not comparing Dame Dash. - No. - In his question, I'm assuming there's new information. - Yes. - That would you go to the jail? - Oh, it's not going to look them up now. - I'm just interviewing for views is what I'm saying. Same reason I don't do Dame Dash interviews. Even our opposite could. Even though they would give views. It's like, I don't think there's anything new and I think it's actually harmful at some point. I can't think of any good reason to interview our Kelly. - This is the same story. - But if you all had a good reason and you could give me one, I'm not saying like, I would never interview our Kelly. But I'm just saying, I would interview Donald Trump if there was a good reason. - I don't have one right now. If you call me right now and say, hey, Mark, I'm going to do an interview. I wouldn't. - I want to get my side. I want to clear some things up or something or get my-- - Yeah. - Something like that. - Yeah. - I don't like how I'm being portrayed. I want to sit down with you. - Yeah. - Another black man who-- - You guys, I think you want. - Yeah. - I would say-- - I would be honest. - Hold my feet. - Let's do it. - Oh, now we can't afford that. - No. You don't have the journalistic integrity. - You don't tell me what I got, nigga. - No, I ain't finished my sentence. - To the masses that would solidify the interview. - Right. - So he won't judge. - Yeah. - Did not have to say no. I passed. - And he don't know or be like you. - All right. - I would pass. - I would pass. - I would pass. - Yeah. - I was pregnant. - I ain't a trustee. I ain't that step side to side. - No, I would not. - Yeah, right. - I think I don't know how many interviews I turned down and how many things I-- - Don't do. - Talk to. - Yeah, shit, nigga. - We just said, we don't know. - I was up here trying to get gorilla. - So, you know what I mean? - Yeah, I thought that was fun and interesting. - Okay. - But I wouldn't. I wouldn't interview Tori. - Yeah. - Hmm. - It's not a A level B level C level D level thing. It's about my own personal values. - Got it. - Yeah. - You wouldn't. - I wouldn't interview gorilla right now. If she ain't trying to burn me for that money. (laughing) - Speaking of getting burnt for money. - I ain't trust Oprah since I don't know what I was watching with. It was during COVID, which she was like, listen now. Steadmin' caught COVID. And I put him out the house. So, come on, let's walk over here and see if he got better. And they walked to the-- And they walked to the guest house and she's home. (laughing) And she's living in-- I'm like, yo, Oprah is a-- - No. - He's Oprah's a-- - Wait, what? - And then I'm thinking that same piece or a piece not too long after that. Well, no, he got better. And once he got better, he was dead, man. - He was still in that guest house. (laughing) - No, he came out the guest house and they went to feed the dog together. And the dog was eating like waggoo on like a diet.
and played some shit. I said, you know what, I don't trust Oprah. I'm like, not at all. Not for the slightest. And I'm sure other people have good reason for me. That Mike said she did was, I didn't like that. - That Mike said she was, that Mike said she was. - That Mike said she was. - And I understand why Stephanie Mills speaks on it. She had a great relationship with him. They did when he was younger, so I get it. She's gonna always speak up for Mike, so. And I just look forward to that shotgun Stephanie, I look forward to getting older, like aging, and then telling y'all, all the shit that happened in life that I was holding it down for when it happened. Like, all the shit that I just kept in the bowl and a secret, yeah, I'm spilling the beans when I hit fucking 67. - Shock a con in the airport. - I'm telling all of it. - Anytime they catch a, coming out there. - A story of that shit. - A story of that. - Let me tell you about Bommacartis. Stripe my ass. (laughing) - She always told me some things off the record. Like, I have tried to get her to say on the record, she won't for the shit that would blow y'all. - I love shock a con. - I love my, and not yet. But I hope, to when they get the interview, that will blow my mind. - Hold down, yes. - Sure. - I wanted to ask him too, but I didn't want to come off for one. (laughing) - It's don't care about the performance. - I have not. - No, I have not. If that's what you're asking him. - Yeah, I was gonna ask. - You know. - No. - Shut up, constant little girl. She did that little, she did that little colors. - Yeah. - What was that color? - Yeah. - She look good. - Yo, are you making her face? - Huh? - I'm just a big fan of this all. - I know. - Through the fire. We got, you said something earlier, you said, you said something earlier about having some money issues. - Oh shit, I mean I got money issues every day, but. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, I woke up this morning, and I was just checking because I had did my whole little withdrawal process from Patreon, so, you know what I'm saying? And come to find out that had like a fraud happen to my account where someone pretty much like did a bunch of online charges like almost up to like $6,700. - And they picked yours? - That's what you think. - You had $6,700? - No. - My shit is in my hands. - Over truck. - Over truck is like a bugger boy. - If it is, I said something about that amount. (all laughing) - Hey yo, who's thinking? - Yeah, so I was tight. I was tight call. You know, I have to go through the whole process of yo, my car, boom, boom, boom. They're going through the whole investigation, takes up to 90 days. We'll send you out a new car, you know, all of this. - How long rush take to get the cars out? - So, they say, so that's my one, we good. - We got it, we got it. - They got it. - They said normally, normally the rush car, you know, that's crazy. Normally it's four to six days to get your new car, but they said, because it's a fraud thing, you know, they're going to expedite it, so she can get in one day, so overnight. So, I appreciate that, but I was just like, "Oh, fuck me up." - Yo, what's interesting is, 'cause I had the same thing, I had a large amount of money taken out of my account. - Really? - Recent. - In the last few months, and you had a fraud situation too. (all laughing) - I'm just, wait, what the fuck? - No, the one, you spoke about publicly up here. I'm not YouTube. (all laughing) - You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it, you got it. - I think we took it on air. - Yeah, that one, that one, that one. - Not no other fraud. - We don't think you've been involved with no other frauds. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Yeah, that's real, good boy, yeah, yeah. - That's a good guy. - Nervous. - Yeah. (all laughing) - What's that, would you do? - God damn, not just same shit, but yeah. - Reason? (all laughing) - This nigga's so nervous, he's fucking a bitch. (all laughing) - That person, man. - Yo, what's that, what's that, what's that, what's that, what's that. (all laughing) - Oh, that's fucked up, man. - I'm just, I don't know, just been a wave of. - All right, fraud coming up. - All right. - You think we've been targeted? - Yeah, but, I mean, when I was broke, then it would actually go into the negative. This time, there was actually money in there, so. - I'm sorry about that. - Yeah, I wish that it hurt, it hurt, it hurt. - But, I mean, they said they gonna do that, what they gonna do, they do put the money back, they said that they will put the money back, and then after the 90 days of investigating, if it comes to be sure that it's fraud, stays, if they decide that it's not fraud, that they gonna take the money back, so. - Pretty trust you. - They check, I mean, we'll see what happens. - It's moving up, man. - We'll see what happens. - Oh, sorry, that. - So they didn't put it back yet? - I didn't check. - Oh, that means no. (all laughing) - They didn't put it back yet. - I mean, I don't need to check, man. - I'm gonna say, that means he good. - That's what it means. - Just for so many, he going out the night, popped. (all laughing) - More than 67 out of nine. - 'Cause this little kerfubble ain't gonna stop him from hitting the streets. - Oh, yeah. - And now listen, if it was gonna be popped, I ain't going outside, I ain't going outside, pop. - He had more than 67 hundred thousand. - I was in this account, man. - I knew it was good. - I know what I was saying. - Yes it is what you're saying. - That's not what I was trying to say. - You say yo, he popped, for the 67 hundred. - Negative, if you lose seven grand out of nowhere, and it ain't, somebody ain't put it back, you popped a little bit. - Yeah, I was popped. - Broke, I'm saying, yeah they popped a little bit. - You feel it, you feel it, you feel it. - Yeah, that's what I'm saying. - You feel it a little bit. - Oh no, no, no. - Wait, let me ask you all a question. - He ain't just gonna be buying a bunch of drinks for girls tonight. - One, two, three, four. - If I was fucked up, I would have came to work. Out of fun, that of my mental health day. I ain't coming in. I'm tight. - If you lose money, you don't go to work. - Word. - Oh, those stuff. (all laughing) - I should be going back to work. (all laughing) - He said that. (all laughing) - Talk to him. - Talk to him. - Talk to him. - You get me tight. - He's like, I told you join the Clipper Program. You told me no. - You think that clip, wait. - I told him the same thing. - I will back to work. - I used to get out of work. - Damn, damn, the Clipper Program. - Damn, the Clipper Program. - I got a Clipper Program. - I'm gonna get you some clippers. - And I'm gonna get you the program. - Yeah, that'd be fucked up. - Clipper Program. - The Clipper Program wouldn't even fail, that's 67. - Now, they're gonna keep looking down for you. - He keeps checking, wait for it. - Yeah, you convinced them, they got me. - That go T, that go T? - Yeah. - Oh, that's easy. - And they're gonna keep, for fresh, that, brother. (all laughing) - So we pull it down and it doesn't work for us. - Hold on, hold on. - You're tearing the phone off. - You're like, you look at that prize, bitch. You be mad as hell. - Well, the prize makes me on a second quarter. Shit, be in the middle of the third. - No, you can say update yet. - You gotta cancel that shit out. Open the bathroom. - Shut up, annoying, bro. - Well, hopefully everybody's accounts, or what did your account say when you told? - What do you mean? - I didn't talk to a accountant. - I'm not saying, I'm not there yet, Joe. (all laughing) - You said, first life, first life. - Oh, are you playing? Are you playing? Are you bringing Niggas names up in here? - I had an Niggas firm rob you to that. - If you're in the account, then I'm gonna say, he got it. (all laughing) - I'm gonna say, it wasn't no fraud. - Let's get the money. - I was gonna say, wait, all three of y'all happened. In how long ago? - In the last year. - Last six months? - After our sister started, right? - Who? - Oh, see. - I'm just playing. - No, nope. 'Cause she gonna slide you Niggas for real, putting that on, huh? - I'm putting that on my girl. - Shut up, the money. - We're the spirit. - We love you. - I'm so out of control. - Yeah, the money has some shit going on. And I don't, I don't find it funny at all to joke, y'all making about three people getting targeted. A money just happened in last night and then one person calling out to work the very next day. (all laughing) I don't think, I don't think there's no correlation in that. I don't think there's no correlation in that. - We don't do that. - But if I just eat something, just an extra 67, I mean. - Nice weekend, Niggas said it was my favorite drink. - Y'all put it in there. - He didn't knock. - Three-day weekend. - She was gonna go in the home, me. (all laughing) - Oh shit. - I'm gonna go on that. (all laughing) - Mom, this is Niggas, y'all. I hope fuck you up with the same. - This thing is stupid, y'all fuck it. - You fucking idiot, y'all. (all laughing) - Y'all. - Yeah. - Think you know a guy. (all laughing) - It's like a swan, y'all. - It's like a swan, y'all. - And the park is longer, but the park's due to the numbers. - Yeah, man, he's like, "What the heck is that for?" - For he, that's the thing I have. - It's for, oh wait. - It's Niggas. - It's over, I just wanna play, this new secretary, the press secretary at the White House. The old secretary, she gone over. - She got her. - She got her. - They fired her last night. - I'm trying to yell that to you when you want to say it. - They fired her, bro. - No. - No. - I'm so mad about that. - I still gotta play the OG. (all laughing) I still gotta play the OG. Did they say why they fired her? - 'Cause she's so mad. - They accepted her resignation. - Do they have to? - I still do. - Yo, this SNL skit is gonna be hilarious. - It's not amazing. - This is gonna be funny. - Let's funny that as she's fired, but maybe not. - No. - No, this is not gonna be fun. - Good morning. - Good morning. - Good morning, girl. - Good morning. - Good morning, Americans, are lining up and packing arenas to support President Trump and Republicans. It's not hard to see why he delivers on every promise. - She went to my alma mater. - And this is the best thing we will be able to do T.M. shirts. 54 billion dollars. 120 billion dollars to build eight to build eight. And now we are-- - No, yo, maybe sad now, man. - I think I'm not saying yo and we're way better at her. - But then, Venezuela. American energy dominance because energy security, and with that, I will take your questions. (all laughing) But now we will take Peter Ducey, the president, as he is his own best folks person. [BLANK_AUDIO]
I'm more absolutely deleting the way as with that. So my president, excuse me, my husband, that's a good one. (upbeat music) - Yeah, how do you think she got that job? - Yeah, I'm so-- - Yeah, I think she got that job. - Now down that, now that, that's where I gotta salute the Trumpster. - Yeah. - Come on, yeah. - That's where I gotta salute the old man. - Click a picker up one. (laughing) - That's old school move, Trump's been a lot of time in the hood. He's saying niggas pull that move, pull that move before man. - Need a job, yeah, I got you. - Go highest, highest something that you're young, man. - Keep it close. - To keep you close. - To the still. - Yeah. - You're my personal assistant. - Hmm, well, she had a rough week, man. - Shit, I was, I was alive for the error when niggas fake the video. - Well, that's a fact, 'cause niggas ain't never fake the whole video. - Niggas, I'm there. - You lying. - That's a lie. - I see him do it. - I know, I know man, I did it. - 100%. - Book 'em for the video shoot and Ain't No Video. - Yeah, Ain't No Video. - So you just had your man bein' the camera? - Niggas with a phone. (laughing) - I had to go with a flashlight in a phone bag. - A flashlight in a phone bag? - Yes, in a phone. - They was doin' that. Alright, so Trump is knocking his white chick down, that's Mary. - For sure. - Sounds like somebody else up here. (laughing) - Hey, me, I can't, you know, and Trump, that's one of my mans, you know what I mean? - What the hell, he ain't. (laughing) - Trying to figure out who he is talking about. - Damn, who could it be? - Is this buggin' me? - I'll get the joke. - I ain't buggin' ya. - Shit about for weak man. - I'm only mad about this because that was gonna make for great entertainment for the remainder of his term one and two, I was comin' in here to walk back everything I said about Druski and the white face stuff. Because once this happened, I was like, oh, you have to do white face now. Once Saturday night live, you have to do this lady. I thought they gave this lady the job partly for Druski today. I'm not gonna lie, but now that they fired a fuck. Trump said, in the press conference this week, or not this week, a couple hours ago, he said, she'd been treated very unfairly and that, she probably doesn't even deserve this job. She's too good for this job but he's gonna let her decide whether she keeps the job or not. And then like a hour later, she resigned. So this was very clearly one of them like, we gonna push her out as soon as possible 'cause they were getting embarrassed by her. - Early on she had to go. - She had to go, man. She was using an Esquire after her name, if you know she didn't pass the bar. Like there was a lot of little things that people didn't like. - Many people do that. - Yeah, but not in that high position. (laughing) - You're taking this out. - Oh shit, fair, fair, fair, fair. She'll probably get a new position somewhere in his. - Oh, she's gonna get a new position. - She might be the old position. - That's happening. - She probably got a new position somewhere. - Yeah, she'd be out. - She'll lay it on the feet. - War, war, war, war. - On the knees. (laughing) - It's gonna be something on the legs though. (laughing) - My very last question for you gentlemen is what the hell do we need the flying Tesla for? Did you guys see the new Tesla? - I'm all excited. - Did you see the commercial for the new Tesla? - You're happening, man. - Yeah, in fact. (laughing) - And this is the vehicle that they announced and what was it, 2016? 2014? - I think it was '14. - Somewhere around there, they announced it. And now they're saying that they'll be able to deliver these around 20, 28, 20, 29. - Not at all. - Sure. - Deliver them where? - Exactly. - Man, they got that shit. It's for stock price. - That's what it's for? - Little game investors involved. - I don't know why they're showing us a car flipping over. - A flying car. - Yeah. - Little fuckers can get it right on the roads. - Mark, we love you, bro. - Thank you, bro. - All right. - Later. - Peace, bro. - Yeah, that commercial was here. Yeah. - They's doing shit, yeah. - Y'all see a new Porsche? - Porsche did. - I did. - Sure, it's fine. - It ain't bad. - It ain't bad. - It's hard, nice. It's nice. All right, that's all I got. That's all I got. I ain't got nothing for it. What? - You can just pick numbers. - Yeah, Mark has an emergency. Mark is dealing with something. I didn't really even think he would be at work. - All right, he's a professional, so that's dope. - Shout out to Mark. We love Mark. - Word. - Play you, bro. - And we did it anyway. - We did it. - We did it. - We did it. - Hey. (upbeat music) - The unlikely music take, man. In another world, I can see a day where we get a sequel to his album. - I can see it too. I could watch the-- - Listening to what he was saying. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I think he-- - That a man and I am. - Yeah. - I think he has a different-- - It's true, it's true. - A different understanding of Kanye than the public does. - That wasn't true about being reported that he shot that before the whole-- - His hair was still long, so it was older. - So some people said that that was shot before the Kanye comments about the kids. - Oh, that was a couple years ago, wouldn't it? - Yeah, I don't know. - I don't think this was that old. I could be wrong. - Listen, man. Doors impressed everybody out there, yo. Rest in peace, Bishop Brugante. Just 'cause you've been on my mind. - I'm actually going home. I'm doing an interview for a documentary about him this weekend. - As far as-- - That's my man. - That's my man. - Shout out to him. - Love you and I miss you, man. Shout out to your family. - Well, yeah. - Yo, hopefully y'all enjoyed this broadcast as much as we've enjoyed delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers, Lord Knows. Each and every one of us need to be there, especially if you're at this broadcast. - Don't skip a prayer, 'cause none of them-- - We none of the people here. - We needed bad emotions. - Until next time, we bid you a do, farewell. Adios, a river d'urchy, hostile a vista, our voice so long goodbye, a simple head novel, suffice. Remember life is a series of moments and moments past. So let's make this one last as if it's all. - We had last but certainly not least. The baddies are insecure. The stagnant women want to travel. When the clothes mind it, women want you to teach them things. Grab you a advil, you might need it. - Hey, I'm a pricey. I'm showing you since I'm a bothering your life. 10 times harder. - I just want to take it too much. Say bye on this week and we'll say bye on this week. I know where I'm at tomorrow night. - No way, we lit, that's it. - Happy B day, man. - Happy B day. - Happy B day. - I'll be sleeping, thank you. - Have the mushrooms out. - I'll sell us. - Oh, yeah, I can't drink. - So please have a couple of mushrooms, please. - Are you still not gonna drink? - Yeah, no. - It's my birthday, bro. - I can't drink, but I have some mushrooms. - I have some mushrooms. - I gotta get my guide. - Well, you can drink 'cause that's 67 on it. (laughing) - Yo, you gotta run your pockets right now and drink a few niggas. - That's true, that's facts. - That's facts. - He's got 'em all four niggas. - Ain't nothing. Ain't nothing. Running for nothing. (laughing) - Oh yeah, we turning up for Parks, Birthday, tonight, tonight. Saturday morning, Sunday morning, I'll be showing up for my mom and dad. But A.A. anniversary, that's it. Congratulations to my parents. - Congratulations. - Absolutely, love y'all. Love you, Miss Face. - Sorry again. - And at some point, I'll try to make it out with my fiancee or without my fiancee. But I'm in the streets, see how that kind of man sound. See how that kind of man sound outside just drippled. Come out. - Stop by 'em. G.O.K. - Maybe, maybe, tonight, it should be good. - There's a new venue. I don't know about enough about the venue. - Yeah, all right, I'll call you. - It's another G.O.K., they're doing a live event. - Tonight, H.K. Hall. - Yeah, there's nothing already happened. - No doubt that you're watching. - Yeah, yeah, if you're hearing this, it happened already, but they didn't need our help for a sellout. - Yeah. - I got a solution. - Yeah, that's it, man. What you all on this weekend, H.K. - What's my sing tonight? - U.S.A.? - Yeah. - What do you say? - Super star? - No, man. - Oh, I got 'em. - Star. - I ain't upload it. I got 'em, no. - I'm singing tonight, though. - I got 'em. - Super. - Singin' Super star? - And climax. I got 'em. - He's usher, Fred. - Yeah. - And a second. - Yeah, you got to get over, I should dick, y'all. - You can't sing climax. - Usher, Shazee. - Usher, Shazee. The nigga, y'all big up every two days. - I'ma sing climax for the fuck out of you. - We love Jay-Z, nigga. - Usher, nigga. - I love Jay-Z. - The whole Jay-Z. - I absolutely love Jay-Z. - I know. - Fuck you. - I hate it when it did that. - Yeah. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I absolutely hated that little carnival. - Completely unnecessary. I know that was Kanye and he was trying to be quirky. Hell, you know what this is? - It's missing. - I can't. - Yeah, get the dick out of here. Anyway, I'm done. - Uh, final thoughts? Final thoughts? - No, no, no, no. - No, no, no. Oh my god damn anyway, any final thoughts final thoughts we all are hearts and minds Great hearts and minds parts weekend man parks weekend. That's it. We also yeah, sir And we got some good weather won't be raining won't be raining. Yeah, so yeah, we lit fucking issue in town this weekend You back in DC pull up Can't go out that many weekends in the room God damn right god damn right. She put belt to that white ass Yeah She said six in a row. Why do you white people well the ass the print got you in trouble? Yeah DC would dick out nigga get you Never said I was going to home coming. I was working on a home. Yeah
- That was a good joke, dude. - That was good stuff. - You better whisper, dude. (laughing) - I was home. - You're stupid. - Come in. (laughing) - Yo, 'til next time, y'all hold it down, man. Y'all, y'all, y'all, y'all. Hopefully y'all have enjoyed this broadcast. Listen, other broadcasts, please don't shoot at me. I don't want no beef, man. - Oh, I don't want no smoke. I'm chilling. I feel like I was in here running my mouth today. (humming) (humming) (upbeat music) (singing in foreign language) (singing in foreign language) - We're out, we're out, Joey. The ground voice is so crazy. (humming) There were like, "So nice." (laughing) - Hey, hey, hey. ♪ JVP, JVP ♪ ♪ Where would you be without the JVP? ♪ - If you think I'm new, what are you around with, y'all, y'all, down on them. (upbeat music)
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
The hosts discuss personal routines, including weekly haircuts and grooming habits, highlighting their individual preferences and frustrations.
There is a recurring critique of poor hygiene and questionable products, such as using and discarding "sentinel lotion" due to its unpleasant texture.
A central theme involves the tension between personal care and responsibility, with commentary on how lifestyle choices affect relationships and routines.
The conversation touches on the dynamics of relationships, including unmet expectations, romantic intentions, and emotional disconnect during pregnancy.
The group debates the internal politics and management issues within a media organization, citing poor leadership, financial strain, and lack of support.
A subplot involves rumors about a prisoner’s injury and transfer, with speculation about leaks, internal conflict, and possible misconduct.
There is a humorous and candid discussion about personal appearances, including haircuts, fashion, and the absurdity of certain social expectations.
The episode ends with a mix of personal reflections, shout-outs, and a lighthearted tone, emphasizing community, loyalty, and resilience amid chaos.
Summary:
The podcast features a lively, conversational exchange among hosts discussing personal lives, routines, and interpersonal dynamics. Topics range from weekly haircuts and grooming habits to frustrations with hygiene products like "sentinel lotion," which one host finds grotesque and discards immediately. A recurring theme is the tension between personal care and shared responsibility, especially in relationships—such as a couple struggling with romantic engagement during pregnancy.
The hosts also delve into broader societal and workplace issues, criticizing poor leadership, financial instability, and the erosion of creative integrity in media environments. There’s a subplot involving rumors about a high-profile inmate’s injury and transfer, with speculation about leaks and internal conflict. The conversation blends humor, honesty, and satire, reflecting on personal choices, relationships, and systemic failures.
Despite the chaotic tone, the hosts maintain a sense of camaraderie, offering support and playful commentary on personal and professional challenges. The episode concludes with a mix of personal reflections, shout-outs to friends and colleagues, and a reaffirmation of loyalty and resilience in the face of uncertainty. While rooted in entertainment, the dialogue offers sharp insights into daily struggles, human flaws, and the complexities of modern life.
FAQs
No, the hosts do not recommend or promote any specific haircuts or grooming routines. They discuss their personal habits humorously, such as getting a haircut every Monday or Thursday, but this is presented as a personal routine, not a recommendation.
Yes, the hosts discuss a reported incident involving an inmate named Puff, who reportedly had a head injury and was moved to a different prison. However, the hosts clarify that this incident was later disputed by the inmate’s family, and no official confirmation was provided.
The 'sentinel lotion' is described as a personal product the hosts tried that they found unpleasant and disgusting. They note it was used in the past and now avoid it, highlighting its negative impact on their experience and emphasizing the importance of better personal care products.
Yes, the hosts discuss poor working conditions, including lack of resources, low pay, and a negative corporate culture, especially in media environments. They express frustration over how these conditions affect creativity and job satisfaction.
Yes, there are references to personal relationships, such as a partner’s pregnancy, a desire to rekindle romance, and family dynamics. The hosts also mention having a baby and the experience of a baby shower, discussing both personal joy and issues around social invitations.
The hosts share that they once used a lotion they found unhygienic and unpleasant, leading to a negative experience. They emphasize that such products should not be reused and that better alternatives should be chosen to ensure comfort and personal well-being.
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