Episode 974 | "I'm Switzerland"

The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by this podcast, as well as its hosts offer entertainment purposes only. I repeat, it is not serious, it is not real. No one is exposing, revealing, inditing, or telling you anything about themselves. Also, we do not encourage you to try this at all. We are trained professionals, we do not have your best interests at all, or are all. Enjoy the show. Press the button. Plug this press. Play full banter. Play full banter. Play full banter. Play full banter. Play full banter. Come on, I like to start with a play full banter. It wasn't play full a few minutes ago. Look at Mark. Look at Mark. Look at Mark. Look at him. It was great. Come and shit going on in here. Threats of violence. It felt like good energy in here. Yeah, it was a lot of good energy. It was great. Y'all took that series. What Joe was talking about? Yeah. I was talking about when Joe said he was the most non-violent person up here. Yeah, and everything that came after him. Was bullshit. Oh, yeah, that was jokes. That was a play full banter. Oh, okay. You know, insert play full banter right here. Yeah. Some play full relatable banter. I mean, identify with people out there. How's anybody doing? Good, good, man. Good energy. Listen, listen, listen. Now that the mic is on and now that the camera is on, don't do stop. You'll stop that. Stop what? Part personality shit y'all do. It was a good guy vibe in here. It was. It was. It was. It was. play in contact play fights. -Risper's. -It was whisperin' about bitches. -Juice got spilled on your back. -Yeah, Juice got spilled. It was a good guy vibe. And please don't do that thing with mics. And check them on. -Splip his back. -We're happy to see our brother. -Welcome back. -He's saying that his flip that came in. -You know, I'm saying your energy. -Yeah, I was saying it. -You said the right thing. -Don't try to breathe fast. -We have pretty good energy left, aren't we? -No, we was doing that part. -We was doing that part. -That part. -They was big enough by energy. -Yeah, I did fire, but that's like old man energy. -Yeah, I was fire, but it was old man energy. -Now we got the yellow. -How did you do that, y'all? -How are you doing? -I was putting the chicken on. -I love all of you, niggas. I'm happy to see you. -You can't call us when. -Yo, niggas died this beer. But I hate chicken. -Let's bring chicken. -I did. -I did. -I did. -Oh, you did. -Oh, you did. -Oh, you did. -Ten niggas through a crop. -Yo, like that. -Yeah, I said you through a crop. -It was a dye beer, when we supposed to be beefing with Fadjo. -I didn't use this. -You were the Fadjo beer. -Never. Never. -You do look pretty wild. -Thank you. Thank you. -I ain't going to buy Fadjo shit. That's y'all peoples. -Yeah, energy up, though. -They don't start with me, niggas. -My gun is unloaded. -Yo, where you at? -My gun is unloaded, boy. -Oh, that's not good. -That's not good. That's not good. -That's not good. -We got to load it. -We got to load it. -We got to load it. -That's not good. -I still got to load it. -You got to load it. -It's not good. -It's not good. -I'm sure it's not good. -It's not good. -It's not good. -It's not good. -It's not good. -It's not good. -Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, not you. -It's not good. -It's not good. -You get it too, boy. -I'm letting you live this whole time. I'll be a damn with you. Niggas, don't let me take that privilege away. -Don't let me take that privilege away. -Don't let me remind you, Niggas. -Get him to. Come on. -I have to hit him. -Oh, I see. -I don't hit that. He got to talk loud. I'm black. -Don't let me get that chew, boy. More than that. Let's be chill. Let's have a great show. I want no problems. I want to participate because you guys have been killing me. -Yeah, I hear you. I stand down. -I stand down. -I stand down as well. -Look at that. Look at that. -How long that's going last, y'all? -For me, I stand down as well. -I'm going to shoot that, no, no. -One guy. One guy. -He was shooting at least a minute. -I'm telling you. -That's a 52-fake. -You stand down. You stand down with Flip. -I stand down. I don't want no smoke. I love you, brothers. -That's bad. -Happy to be at 70 degrees outside. -It is nice. -Beautiful. You can't use all your fucking hangry days on nice days. You got to wait until it's fucked up outside to be sweater with hangry depressed. -But you like that weather. -I love that weather. -I think I'll be bad in that weather. -Yeah. That's my weather. -I can just shut off the 70 degree day. -I thrive in that weather. -Now I'm cool. Lawyer fees lighting up. -Oh. -That's great. -Oh. -Thank you. -That's great. -I knew something was different. -I'm chilling, man. -Now you can go back to Starlet. -It's feeling great, not at all, man. -I'm engaged. -I'm engaged. -And I ain't gonna hold you when I woke up to take my little four in the morning bathroom time. -I've seen Starlet's video of a nigga walking in there. -I saw that. -Shirtless. -Shirtless. -Yeah. -It was he was artist. -The animal. -But I guess it, yeah. -Yeah. -The animal. -Yeah, I've seen it. It was artist's name. Animal, he walked in. -Shirtless. -Okay. -And I guess that's part of his story. -That shit. -Yeah. -Yeah. -Yeah, stay retired. -Streams got it. -Streams got it. -What happened? -Cause I don't know if you got a labyrinth. -No, you got to see it. -I can't. -You would have to see it. -You got a heart or something. -Oh, that's it. -You said you would stand up. -That was crazy. -That was crazy. -That was crazy. -That was crazy. -That was crazy. -That was how your brain went there from what we saying. -Cause that's what your brain be all the time. I understand. -We're talking about a dude walking in the strip club. -Oh, yeah, that's his point. -Oh, I see. -If you don't stay down now, I get it. -It's cool. -I stand down. -I don't know. -I'm gonna like him up. -Him, I'm gonna light up at some point if you keep playing. -I'm not gonna get it. -Anyway, then somehow, if you pause on the video, the algorithm think you're searching for that. So his song then came up like a couple of slides later. -Okay. -Why are you pausing on the video? -I'm just curious. -You didn't pause on the video? -No, I did not. I saw the shit and it was like, oh, yeah, see. I was in the club, I felt like I'm out. -But anyway, in the next few slides, I'm just growing. -I heard his own. -That's all right. -Nah, nah, nah. That's all. -Oh, so he's doing what you got to do? -Nah, it matches now that I heard his own. He's killing everybody. He's everybody. He's everybody dying. -He's doing right here. -Shall we just show this? -No, no, go to this song, this video. Go to this song, this video. -When you hear his music, everybody dies. -Oh, you don't need to understand this. -No, I'm just saying that if you don't hear this. -I was in any club. -It's song, play, play, play, play. -Give me your phone. -Give me your phone. -Give me your phone, dude. -Because I went on the spade. -I thought you went on the spade. -I was on the spade. -Go to the spade and we'll get to it. -Come on. -Anyway, come on, let's have a good time. I didn't mean to start on the opening. -Let's get it. -Let's get it. -The end of it. -Oh, there it goes. -There it goes. [laughter] -Oh, sh*t, I don't even like the adlibs. -The adlibs let you know, right? -Yup. -Yup. [laughter] [laughter] -I heard this. -You know what? -I understand. -Chapter off. -Yeah, go ahead. -My bad, you got it. [music] -Got it, dude. [music] -Thanks. [laughter] -No. -No. -That nigga, I was scared on the toilet. [laughter] -Yup. -Yup. -I was on the toilet. -Let it walk you however he's held down. -You got it, they don't-- -They got a-- hey, you all got it that night. -Come on, that night. -You all got it. -I see Barton just coming underneath like, "Yo, I'm scared, you just watching this shit." -I'm calling out. -Oh, my lord. -Anyway, good to see you, brothers, man. -I'm going to be here. -Wait, you're assing. Anytime we start talking, my niggas dying, you days off into the sun, too. -I guess I had the sh*t. -Just think it was nuts, y'all. -Oh, man, happy to be here with my brothers, man. -Niggas missed you, man. -Yeah, I missed you, man. -We really missed you, man. -I missed you, too. -Where you at, Flippin'? -Part of my business? -I was moving. -No, I was outside, man. I was outside with my aiming and sh*t like that, then came back in a little late. -So a niggas throwing pain on you and sh*t. -Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, algorithm games I'm playing. -Ah. -You know, I'm trying to get it going. -Oh, killing it. -Anything for you? -Anything trying to hop in the bag? -How'd it? -What do you mean? -Anything to see you and like what they saw? -Yeah. -Anybody trying to approach you and hop in that d*uffle and you had to be like, "Yo, come on, man." -Of course. -Come on, man. -You know, I got married, man. -Come on, man. -Come on, man. -You know, I got wife. -Yeah, you know what it is, though. You know what I mean? When you die, you're dead. And you out there looking a little bit different. Glowing, looking happy. You know, the money is coming in. You get approached by different people, so you just gotta just maintain your integrity. -Yeah, nigga. -I'm having a good truth, Flipy. -Thank you, thank you very much. You look good, too, as well. -Yeah, you're living for your last name. Not your first. -Yeah. -I don't know the fuck that beat, but yeah. [laughs] [music] ♪ Let my jacket act ♪ [laughter] [laughter] -Stop it! -Oh, shit, y'all. -Yo, y'all. -I think it's stupid. [laughter] -Why are you man, y'all? Is that gonna come? -Oh, I'm sorry. -Oh, shit. Come on, come on. Let's have some fun, man. -Let's have a good time, man. -Mm. -Ooh. -Let's get it. -I like it. -I like it. [music] (upbeat music) ♪ Make check one, two, one, two ♪ ♪ Make check one, two, one, two ♪ ♪ Get the fuck out ♪ ♪ Simon says, get the fuck out ♪ ♪ Glancing to the sky ♪ ♪ Running back, sipping at y'all ♪ ♪ What's wrong with you? ♪ ♪ Yo, big jersey any time you see me in the building ♪ ♪ You heard me, I said it's Brooklyn ♪ ♪ Shout out to Brooklyn ♪ ♪ You fair lost with a boy, quit ♪ ♪ And the mister caught on the weighty ♪ ♪ Kill you ♪ ♪ I know the name, hey ♪ ♪ Fuck the mind, take a step, then chain ♪ ♪ You all of these friends and shit for me ♪ ♪ Reade the pain from yours as you knew plan ♪ ♪ You deviated, I could be the edge ♪ ♪ Paying a long time, gold, slip on the ground, boom ♪ ♪ Without the gold, the soul back around the world ♪ ♪ I saw what it looked like ♪ ♪ When I'm in the feet and shit is so good ♪ ♪ I saw the motivated one, get tough again ♪ ♪ Like through it, rock, rock, rock ♪ ♪ Got a slip, slip ♪ ♪ Yo shout all the backpack ♪ Out there, let me shout the way you might be listening from. And you listen to the point. What the hell is that? [MUSIC PLAYING] What the hell is that? Yeah, I'm not going to hold back. - Marva? - Grumpy ass nigga. - Yo, let's have a conversation about my brother Marva. Oh, I cut this in. They gonna have conversations like that boy. Now, we gonna introduce you again, my nigga. - Anyway, Mr. Thousand Doors, and up King Wawa, Mr. Queen's child project himself, Mr. Howard Homecoming, Mr. Morgan State Homecoming, and now, Mr. Morgan State Homecoming on flaccid. - Oh, send my chum, shut the fuck up man. - I'm flaccid and flustered. - I'm scared to say what up, 'cause it was out. - Big issue, no big issue. (audience applauding) - Hey, here's what's up, man. How you doing, bro? - Saw you out there, too, boy. - Well, you got a DC for Howard Homecoming? - No. - I ain't get the comment, here's what I'm saying. - No, Chris, Chris. - We saw you, boy, I ain't get the comment, but I saw you, boy. He's right on campus, huh? Trying to feel young again. - He's the old boy, you miss your shot. - He says the nigga got a shot, ain't he? - I ain't get you out of college. It's over, you still got to go today. At 50 something years old nigga in college, man. - We love you. - We love you. - Chris. (audience laughing) - You don't know what that is, right? - That's all right. - I gotta invite her to a couple, nigga. - Oh shit. - I gotta invite her to a couple, boy, shit. - I don't have to, I don't have to sneak on campus, nigga. They invite me, you know what I'm supposed to be like. - He got me, he got me, he got me. - Boy, you on you. - He on you now, nigga. - What you did to flip, y'all? - I really don't think you know what I'm coming from. - You don't? - No, what's homecoming? - All the time. - All the time they have a game. And I guess it's a celebration with the colleges, they do that. I don't know. - I didn't go to college, I didn't invite me there and they teach me when I go there. They show me stuff, they show me stuff. - It's like ABC, how do you call that? - What do you talk about? - ABCs? - It's alright, bro. - ABCD. - Oh, good. - Yeah, bring up, bring up. Come on, freeze, man. - We did that. - No, no, no, no, slow down. I'm gonna do a joke with you, money. - Homecoming in college is an annual multi-day autumn celebration. There are alumni, students and faculty come together to reconnect, show school spirit and celebrate the university's history. - That's it? - She. You described where she did. - Now. - You gotta do it then. - Yeah, take a sit, man. - Well, you went to the school. - And he was celebratory. - Well, he talked about it. - He was a student, right? - I don't know. - You ain't no, I went there. You went there. - But listen. - You went there. - But it don't say students that went there. - Alumni. - Alumni people who went to a school. - You don't have to graduate. If you went there, you could still. - Even if I was there for like a week. - Like you in a burgeon school. - Yeah, that was. - Well, you invited in, you sat down. - You got to open a technical outlet. I didn't like that. You got to open a technical outlet. - How you feel? - How you feel? - How you feel? - I feel dumb now. - Anyway, how you doing, man? - I'm good, dog, yourself. - I'm good. I'm good. Did you run out of the fucking, that's that itch logo on it. - Yeah, that's better. - That's better, man. You're joining a while. - He's retooled. - You know, we come up. - I was. - We make a lot of money. - I got it on for the day. - I sure. - You said what? - I wore some of your merch. - I keep it. - I keep it. - Is that original? - Yeah. - No, you're welcome, nigga. You stop wearing your shit. - I didn't, but it's not real, bro. We good, I keep. - You got some shit cooking up. That's what that means. - That's what it's all about, man. - Are you retooled? - We cool. - Retooled. - No, you stepping in. I think they posted the price of that last fly. I have blue sweatsuits you had on. Listen. Listen. Mr. Take it further himself. The freesiest of them all. - Mr. Heat on Play. - At all. - Big frees. - Michael said the kid nigga. - Big frees here. Mr. Let it grow in the winter on some fly shit. Just on some fly shit. - I'm not shabin' in the summer when it's hot. - Thanks. - And the winter time I can hear you. - I can hear you. - I can hear you. - Thanks. - Frees, how you doing, man? - How you all doing? - We real good. We real good. You were like, ain't got time for our shit today. - I got no action, bro. - I had no action. - How long we can? - Next to him, huh? - Ooh. - Ooh. - Man. - The man. - The man. - The man that I would forget. - Man. - Yeah, I think it's still real. - Why are you always like in my life? - I'm like a fucking bitch. (laughter) - That's my jacket, that's my plan. - How do you do? - I sound good on you, fuck y'all. - You do? - No, I'm fine. - We said you sound good. - That's peace, y'all. - It's good seeing y'all. - But why did you leave your jacket, bro? That is, we gonna talk about that law and be open. (laughter) We gonna talk about it. Look at this. - Look at this. - Look at this. - Why would he leave his jacket there since you making a film here? Come on, he leaves explaining for the people that-- - It's a bunch of people. - It's people out there that don't, that didn't live your life. - Come on, Mac Daddy. - It's first warm in there. - The second line explains it. - Ah. - The second line in the song tells you what it is. - No promo for your song. - You know what I'm saying? - No more promo. - No more promo. - Yeah, she cut it off. - That's what she said, she cut off. - She cut that shit off after that. - I got it. - We gonna get to that. I left my jacket. Let me hear the second line, man. Let me hear it for you in this conversation. - No, nigga, you wanna get caught by her nigga? You did what a bitch did. - Fuck him. - Hey, come on, man. Come on, you wanna get caught, he-- - No, man. - No, he is that nigga. - Yeah. - He had them jacket between the couch. - He's not me. - He's trying to get you what he jammed on. - So she could be his-- - Yeah, no problems with you, boy. - No problems with you, boy. - Anyway, in the man, the guy-- - Mr. Dad's piece is here, big of money in the building. - Yeah, you know him, man. - Great. - Amazing, man. - We love that. - You looking great. - Amazing. - Looking great. Next day, my average fine is Big Parks in the building. - Big Bobby, what's Bobby? - Poe is in the building. - He stepped up a lot. - Everybody relax. - Yes. - He's bad. - He's the sentence. - He's bad. - Yes. - Poe. - You're up the-- (buzzer) - Big Poe. - Yeah. - Big Poe. - Yeah. - You know some of y'all out there make me mad, yo. When y'all don't know how Niggas up here carry it. Niggas and the white people up here. Parks had his birthday shindig on Saturday. - Some lights, some lights. - I was in there with my fiance. Parks was there with his wife. My fucking quarry was there with him. - Yeah, man. - He was out there made up in that motherfucker. - He was there. - Poe. - Poe. - Poe. - He was there. And then we all look to the door. - Uh-huh. - Poe walked in with her. - Heavy. - Heavy. - Heavy. - Heavy. - Are you ready? - Are you ready? - Are you ready? - Are you guys going on? - Tell us. - Tell us. - Tell us. - Yeah, they thought Poe wasn't going step. - He stepped. - He stepped. - He stepped. - He came in with a flannel too. - And shot flannel. - Carrying some too. - Yeah. - Yeah. - I ain't seen no bags, but. (laughs) - He was carrying. (laughs) - He was holding. - What? - I looked at him. - Poe. - Poe like the big round of applause. Like standing ovations of our party. - No. - Poe like the big black joints now. - Shot the Poe. - I ain't going to hold you. I thought it was a little. I thought it was a dry period. - You got Poe fucked up. - Poe walked in with something. Heavy. Good to see you, Poe, man. Erickson is here. Teeners. Hey, Bonnie. Hit him by remote. Hey, Bonnie. Still 20 grand down. - Got you. - And that's what we got, man. Hopefully y'all enjoy this episode. What's poppin' y'all? What's poppin'? - Chill. - Chill, man. - Feelin' good, man. - Happy to be here. - Word. - Good. Absolutely love that. - Good energy. - Good energy. - Word. - Good energy. - Yeah. - Good, good, good. I asked this at Park's birthday. I guess I asked it again. Rim friends. - You said that shit and I started dying, man. - What happened? - Said they starting to get old. - We're all getting old. - Yes, John. - They got old. - They got old. - And a lot of them were my friends. So they're gonna be older. - Wait, what? - Wait, what? - A lot of them were going to get jammed up. - What's your time? - I'm not getting jammed up. I'm telling you who the people are. - You're a friend. - Park's always throws like a nice, just chill. - I love abortion. - Shandy. You didn't even hang out. It's a shandy, yeah. - Yeah. - Good food. - It's always a good time. - Good drinks, bartenders. - Got to have the bartenders. - That's good, yeah. - They got me a little fucked up, though. - Bar's man, I couldn't drink with you. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - You still not drinking some? - No, no. - I thought you were breaking for me, but it's cool. - I wish I could, but. - He's standing strong. - Nah, yeah, I was dope. There was really good time, though. - Yeah, really good time. - It was. - Good foods, good vibes. - Anybody else did anything that I might be able to tease during the broadcast? - None the tease. - It's been fun of me. - It's been fun of me, boy. - You know what I mean? It's been fun of me. It's actually of course Airbnb instead of a hotel. Yeah, yeah, like six floors. Yeah We've passed the stunt part in your story Sometimes you catch it late and then you try to bring the stunt back six seven floor. We That's a great place. That was nasty over there. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm not playing with me. Did you fly into it? I thought I flew into Miami I flew to Miami. I don't think Pranko. I don't fly. I don't fly at all. I flew United. I flew United first class. Why are you flying for a lawyer? Because I didn't fly to for a lot of day because I booked my ticket to Miami. I was playing. I didn't book my place the last minute I was playing on standing in Miami, but then the festivities was closer over there I didn't feel like driving 30-40 minutes back. And you need to be in Miami. You ain't gonna do all the bullshit Go to for a lot of their Hollywood I was over there just chilling man. I was just enjoying myself man, but these niggas want to make jokes You know these niggas that don't spend money you don't spend money at all You don't stay with your Muslim brothers. You don't spend money. You you know everybody Airbnb's nigga. I don't spend money Spend money nigga. I get in it spend money. You don't get niggas don't spend money. That's what you're giggling like little bitches Yeah, for a lot of day on nigga. I'll stay the phone on there. And enjoy it myself That's what's important. It's pretty stuff there. All you can eat. I bet you did. How did you know how do you eat niggas? Yeah, like old head Vegas. Yeah Please old Vegas kind of lit too now. I know old Vegas is lit. Yeah, that's what you want to gamble It is So what niggas talk about they win. Yeah, man fuck Miami No, never that yeah, it's my stuff. It's bullshit And you was on a stage performing and all that past week you did good nigga all that all that. What was your performance? I can see it Well, I don't perform in Miami. I perform out here in the city out here G. Okay. Oh What you said, huh? What's on you? They just did a 50 set for me. Oh, okay. Yeah, Queen shit. You know everywhere I go. I just represent Queens no matter where I go But it was fun man. It was fun. I got to meet a lot of people and being a comfortable environment man. I'm getting older man I'm getting older and I want to say that like I'm over here looking at the type of content that I did last year I want to update it a little bit because I'm getting older. I don't want to do the same thing I'm getting more tired It was a real me and J.R. sat down and got scooter. I said the fuck up. You don't ever rush me to show my son which is maybe Are you fucking crazy? Don't ever rush me nigga Don't ever rush me when I'm talking about my son in my- in my- in my trash I'm trying to accelerate her. Yeah I'm trying to accelerate my story I'm dead. I'm dead. I love y'all Jay Z Jay Z Jay Z is rumored to now be headline in the Super Bowl I see various media outlets reporting that I don't know if it's confirmed or not. I don't believe so now it's not I don't think it's confirmed as of now it is not confirmed We've been stuck in a new. Are we gonna pretend like it's confirmed and just go from there No, can we do that? I mean, I think we have a conversation like it happened But just add the caveat that Jay Z hasn't confirmed it. Okay, but it seems like let me major news outlets are reported Okay, it's confirmed in my head. Yeah, it's been confirmed October is when they typically announce when New York Post post five hours ago Jay Z chooses himself for Super Bowl half-time show Yeah, when you click the link they say according to a report and they say he hasn't confirmed it Same thing TMZ did it so much October is normally when they announce who is performing for Super Bowl Normally one last few years maybe with the exception of Rihanna You can tell the year before did that person is gearing up for yeah This is a bowl All of those things seem to be at play with this Jay Z non-announcement. Yeah, so I did it doesn't look like to me He's gonna be the person doing it and I think he probably wants a more grandiose announcement or not grandiose but something a little more Appealing than just having all the outlet reported this way. So I'm pretty sure you they're gonna how do we feel about it? How do we feel about it? Come on. We lit Avengers huh? I'm excited about it. I think it's no as a Jay Z fan. I'm extremely excited Yeah, I just need to know who else going to be with him just because I think it's going to be a great performance because I love Jay Z performances when he's at his best But I think for the Super Bowl it has a look a certain way and so I want to know who the guest. So I'm assuming Rihanna's gonna come out I'm a you know, I assume I'm gonna be there just cuz they fit the Super Bowl Be honest, yeah, of course will be there. Yeah, that was I didn't think they need to be every right beyond say number one Yeah, Rihanna will be there for sure. I'm curious to know who else will be there You might see some Chris Martin you might see you know, you know, it'll be interesting to see who we put out there to make the show At least you can't Yeah, and show it can't yeah No, no, I don't think they know I still can put into the game. I will love it. Okay. No kid can dream. That's a good point Okay, it can dream and eat to your point of a grandiose announcement. He got his L.A. shows this weekend Oh, okay So this could start put it out there and then the actual announcement can come. I don't know if I like you Why not Um, like we all know that I'm a jazzy fan, but I think that um in the position that he's in and and his ties with the NFL I think you let somebody else do that. I think that he's in a Space where you should let other artists enjoy that as opposed to doing it yourself And it's kind of almost unfair that you tap tap your own shoulder to perform. I think that's kind of But he's let other artists do it. Yeah, years though. So he should never do it. He's This is the year though. It's it's a lot of celebratory ship behind him this year This go around you've already been celebrating that the Yankee Stadium joint you doing L.A., you did parents like If there's any moment to have it this will be the time if he did it just next year when there's really no attachment to it Then I would kind of be like ah and in fairness. I mean as the year is one and down and I'm looking at all the albums I bought this year and I'm looking at the Grammy ballots and shit. There hasn't been a lot of people making noise that are of that level So Aston the whole fucking I'm going out there. Yeah, and I agree with you money too like The timing of it with the blueprint and reasonable doubt anniversaries make it make sense I mean because you could argue he had all these big moments because he created all those big moments to justify this big moment Yeah, but I'm okay with that because the universe is the anniversary stuff. I'm good with it. Yeah, yeah, it ties. I'm excited I guess I'm not excited about it. Yeah I'm not excited because he's going to throw that word out there. I'm not I'm cool I'm a jz fan so cool either way you do it awesome. You don't but am I excited about it? Oh no, why? Actually, this is probably the most anti-climactic announcement that you could possibly have I'm not excited at all because because I want because of his partnership to the NFL like he said Because you know, he got all the friends in the universe, but they're not gonna announce none of them for gonna keep that top secret For me personally All the jz songs that I would want to see at the show number one. I've seen at a show already between Besides and all the shows I've been to and the records he would need to do for Super Bowl I don't give a fuck about seeing no records before you're leaving out one Joe The one that's gonna come from the album. He's gonna drop right before the Super Bowl Because if that happens that's the game changer because we were all debating whether he'd have an album by the end of the year Where he's gonna have what he's gonna have on September, but if he drops that album a week before the Super Bowl a month before the Super Bowl Right after the Super Bowl. I'm just saying there might be a track he does on there with that change your feeling about it I couldn't say because I don't know what that song is, but I'll say yes Just for the conversation because if he cut all the music off and started rapping I cappella on the Super Bowl stage I would be the only one in my living room. No, no, you're excited. Yeah, I would be throwing it like if I get MC hold somehow But that leads to my next point to all the reasons I love Hove and what has been happening I'll talk about to you ice wonder and all the things that have been happening at the Super Bowl recently with story telling I don't see it for Like when you talk about the story that bad bunny was able to tell in his Everything in the arc of his show. Yeah, the design the same with Kendrick and the same for that West Coast show a little bit Yankee stadium. There was a story that he told on the screen and that was fire go. Yeah, he absolutely can tell the story My thing is when you were talking about the freestyle or cut or cutting the beat out a cappella Do we think hold uses that moment to take a stance? Because that's what he typically does in his in the you change you change what I said I you change what I said no no take a stance I don't know about it. Do we think if he does an a cappella Does he take that moment to take some kind of a stance on something? See I never think he's ever taking a stand When he do the maca pelichets Yeah, that's what it sounds like to me. I don't hear the stand that takes like that's what I just said take a stand on what like when he do the a cappella chips I'm shooting at all you peeing. Yeah belt and they all year. Yeah, you know, I don't think he does either I don't agree with the not being able to tell a story thing because I think if you talk about just the culmination of 30 plus years of being in a business you've had probably your most active year as an artist well as a performer this past year The tip the tip off pause is is doing a Super Bowl, something I never did before. Some people have always talked about what I would do. - You're changing what I'm saying about story. - So I think that coincides, if you start from reasonable doubt, I think this a record you can take from there that will begin the story. Let's just say you take the Kendrick approach and you don't have to always do, 'cause Kendrick didn't do any like real popular records at the moment, he did shit off his new album. I think Jay can tell that story off of each song from his projects to culminate and make a story about his progression from being the street nigga to now being a nigga, but I think pretty much doing it. - I don't think that would be interesting either. - I don't think that would be interesting. I think the bad buddy story, which was like a big smoke that shit. - I mean, what he did about, that's also the times too. - For sure, yeah. - Kendrick went crazy. - Kendrick got a story line. - No, of course. - But I think Jay can do that with this much of a lead time and me as the best people in the world, well he can do it, yeah. He can go and get the same people that helped rear art, that everybody, and he can do it. But is it popping off of the page, Danny Body? - No. - See, and this is the thing too. When you start talking about the Super Bowl, they have to be kind of the mainstream songs. - That's not true. - That's true. - Kendrick just did a one mainstream song. - No, he did too. - And it wasn't received the best. - Snatch. - It was not received the best by the people in the audience. They said they didn't know the, oh, oh. - So they're making a, they didn't know the songs. - All of that stuff. They said that the people were sitting down. They weren't getting up. Y'all might have appreciated it as fans, but I'm talking about mainstream America does not know the songs from reasonable doubt and all those other shits that we fell in love with. Mainstream America don't necessarily know those songs. So what Joe said earlier was, yo, you gotta do the hard knock life. You gotta do the new work. You gotta do all of those pop songs on mainstream songs to resonate with everybody. - I don't see him doing that. - I think you'll get carded off the stage of hard knock life. - He's doing hard knock life. - I don't see him doing hard knock life. - That's not true. I think you have a band and you have a music director back there that would know how to take those records and musically turn it into something that would, even if it's not the full record, it's something that segues into another joint. This is not just someone playing, getting a DJ just finishing a joint. So he can take these records. He can take these records breaking apart and have somebody, Adam Blackstone is back there. You didn't have people really put this back there. - Put the shit together and make it something. - Are you guys saying that the street shit that he wrapped about before wouldn't resonate with the people? Is that what you say? Are you guys are just talking about the street? - I don't think he does. - Because that's why I put it on a Super Bowl. What I'm saying is that it's about telling a story. So where he started off as a street hustler to wait for him to do a kind of hard knock life. - I can see him doing kind of hard knock life. - If he'd tell that story in 13 minutes, I think of, we watched him at Yankee Stadium. I watched him tell a story and mixed it. I was looking at the screen mostly of what he was trying to tell. - He got 13 minutes to go from the block to the world. - You don't think he can't take 13 minutes and go from the block to the world. - Exactly. - And he don't have to do streets as watching. He don't have to go. - No, he has to do something about it. - So he has records that he can make a 13 minutes set, makes sense to a story while still touching his mainstream. - I don't think any self-serving JZ story that you're gonna try to tell visually makes sense at on the Super Bowl. - I agree. - Like when we talk about stories, bad-bunny shit wasn't bad-bunny. - It wasn't about him. - Yeah, the same with Kendrick. I just don't see it. - But he can do that story. - I mean, he can tell one of those stories. - But JZ can tell that story. It don't have to be from the block. It could be I'm gonna keep from the inner city ghetto and he can do it without the drug dealing right there. - Still the block. - We got that he can. All I'm saying is it ain't jumping off of the page to me. When they announce bad-bunny, I don't speak no Spanish. - Not at all. - And it's like, oh, I kind of get where you can go with that. Like you can visualize. - Because you know what he's saying for them. - The same with Kendrick. - I just don't see it with whole results. - And I'm not saying he can't do it. - I'm not sure, you're not talking about his ability. I think JZ will tell a story that will jump off the page, even if I don't agree with it. Even if we come back the next day, it's like when you look at songs like listen songs like God did or whatever. He's telling a very particular story about how success. I'm not talking about the song. I'm talking about the narrative inside of it. I'm saying that could be part of his visuals. That could be part of his song selection. This whole idea of how he could transform the world from this to this, which is self-serving at a certain level, but could also be a bigger argument, especially after all the shit he's done going through with Colin Kaepernick. I think he's going to feel competitive, and I think he's going to feel a pressure to explain that he's really the good guy in this. - Random question for the rumors. Anybody here that believes JZ is a better storytelling big? - No. - We have more storytelling to pick from JZ here. - From JZ here. - I think his story is probably more compelling 'cause Bigg's got cut short, I guess. He's had a longer time to develop. - No, story telling wraps. - No, I think Bigg is close. - No, Bigg might see number one for me when it comes to storytelling. - Yeah, I mean, he's up there. - He's up there. - For me, he's number one. - Slick Rick is up there, Bigg is up there. - Nice. - Nice is up there. - I got, yeah. So no. - Oh man, this was a picture on that. Fuck, this was a picture on it. - You can say, you can do it. - It's Slick Rick based off what? - I don't put Slick Rick on my heart. - I think being a prototype is something mad. - Yeah, I think, I think-- - Yeah, come on, come on. - I was winging up, come on. - I'm winging up, I'm winging up. - I'm winging up. - Slick Rick based off what? - Here's the answer. - Yes, children's story. - Children's story. - Here's the answer. - Children's story. - So anti-National, anti-National, anti-National. - That whole album. - Yes, that whole album. - Rock him is obviously an elite MC. But if Rock him comes out 20 years later, we have a different conversation about where he ranks among lyricists. - I agree with that. It's just the fact. You would never stand up, you know what I mean? He's using it because I'm like, no, very few people would put say, I'm better than Rock him, right? But there are a lot of people, there is a decent number of people I can name that are better lyricists. I think they Rock him at this moment. - At least five. - Yes, you can. - I don't know about that. - I don't think, I don't know about that. - I don't know, I don't know. - I'm just a little less on you put on some fucking bait and fool, because I want to-- - I still put them just all to be like, God dear. But I think five people don't-- - I think that's because you know what he's trying to say about the title. - I agree, I agree. - I don't think that you-- - I always get straight out of my mouth. - I'm not my share foot. - I need to say something. - He's able to use the guy I just think Rock him is the wrong example, because he's still fucking nice. - I think I said I think just five people in the history of humanity that might be better represent him. Just five. - Maybe. - Maybe, but I don't think so. - I mean, I'm just saying, maybe five. - I don't think any of them would say they were, but carry on. - But that's part of because at the time, if Rock him came out today with the exact same skill set, I don't think people would necessarily have the same conversation. That's no disrespect to Rock him. I'm saying the fact that he revolutionized how we rap matters. - Matters, yeah. - I agree. - And say they were storytellers. - I agree with that in a lot of cases. Just not Rock him. - Okay, fair enough. So for me, it's like, Rick, I think part of it is why he's an elite storyteller is not just, have better stories been told in children's story? Yeah, maybe. But I think when you help create a genre, I think that it's easier to build on something to somebody else. - You have to evolve into what they become. - Right. - Exactly. - Exactly. - You laid the foundation, yeah. - It's a foundation, but it's-- - Because of children's story, it's more normal. - It's more of a children's story. - That's what they were doing. - That whole ass, the whole ass. - Just the entire ass. - That's what they was doing. Him, day-in-a-day, and them niggas. That's what they was doing back in the day. - Yeah. - It's like, that shit is hard to do, my nigga. - And he was doing it on later records as well. Just maybe not today. - Yeah. - That's crazy. - When I'm talking about big storytelling. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Biggest, incredible. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Big stories better story to tell. - If you put big, number two, I'm not matching. - I got him. - He's one. - After all else. - No, no. - I agree with that. - I don't have that much. - Wait, what? - I don't know. - Biggie's the best hit. - Biggie to me is the best hit a story to tell. - It's big and nice for me. - One patreon war. - Yeah. - I think those are the right people. - That's what happened in Slick Rick's story. What the piece of shot? - Stop. - That's good story to you. - You're talking great stories about going to my furniture and shit. - Yeah, shit. - I can't tell if this is going to be the last thing. - Confelling shit. - All right, so everybody's kind of just like blah. - I'm not excited about this. - All right, I'm excited. - But yeah, but hold on, are you coming from the point where I feel that, well, the people feel that Jay-Z sold out, so no, no. - No, no. - Okay, all right. - I've never put that up. - That's what I'm reading online, that people feel that he sold out. And you got in bed with the NFL, so what story are you going to tell? - And many had thoughts. - I'm just saying that. - You're good at throwing shit to me. - You made a face. - The only reason why I made that face is because I'm kind of feeding off of what she was doing as well. I don't, I don't say what I think. I just thought you, yeah, I don't agree with that. - You don't agree with what part? - Mark, you go. - I say, I say, "Jay-Z has made some decisions and some choices." - What you could be selling out? - I'm answering the question. - Did I think it's a yes or no thing? I don't want to oversimplify this for soundbite. I'm not in the clicks. Jay-Z's made choices and concessions, I think, to be partners with the NFL, some of which I don't agree with. And I think that some of those choices makes fans, myself included, look a little bit differently at this, at the whole NFL partnership and the performance choices. - Okay. So I think saying he sold out is too simple. I mean, Jay-Z's always been who he said he was. Saying to myself it out is almost like you were this and then the source of money became something else. That's not Jay-Z. Jay-Z has always been who he said he was since '96. I'm not calling him a sellout. I'm just saying he moves in a world in a certain way in the NFL partnerships he had to make some decisions. The common capital situation is a great example of that. - I got you. And so I think that I'm not excited about the announcement, but I'm excited about the show. I think this is, I mean, Cameron, Ray Daniel. A whole bunch of people have been saying this for a long time. This is going to happen. So it's hard to be excited. Like, when you see, like, last few years, but there's like a commercial or some drop that happens on the internet, we've been, oh shit, there's bad money, oh shit. Kendrick goes, we knew it was gonna be Jay Z. - Only reason why I don't have a problem with it is because I feel like if when we start talking about artists that should have done it, Jay to me is one of those artists. Same how we had the conversation about usher and all, there's certain people that I feel should have the opportunity to touch that stage. - Yeah, I have that on their resume. - They should have it on their resume. Jay Z should have that on his resume. And if there's any year to do it, this is the year. - And I'm not gonna hold you if I'm in a position where I'm picking the people, and I'm a people, I'm picking me, especially in my year, when I'm running around, I'm picking me if I don't deserve it. I'm picking me on the way out. I'm putting me up there at some point. Sorry, you got to have to deal with it. - Yeah, I absolutely hate what this does for the fact that it's on Valentine's Day though. - That's the part that's not helping, it's not helping. - You know, if that's gonna be there with him? - Yeah, whatever, that's gonna be good. - Yeah, that's how you sell it. - And the reality is probably gonna be there. I mean, if you sell it, energy in that way. - Yeah, yeah. - Justin Timmelake. - So, if we had to pick, what are our songs? - Oh, yeah, you got to do Magdacardis? - Yeah, okay. - What are the songs y'all think he's gonna do, or should do if they forget what he's going to do? - We got 13 minutes. - And then let's wrap this. - Oh, we can wrap it now. I don't know, I don't know. - You get in suit and tie at the Super Bowl. Whether you get two seconds up, when you talk about guests, you have to bring out a hit national appeal and tell me what you want. - If you do the wrong J.C. songs at your set, I'm gonna say something about it. - Do you think you can do the right ones? - Yes. - What are the right ones? - Okay, I'll take, by the way. - Give me three. - I will. And a better man, remember, after Nipple Gate, there's a really good chance you don't bring Justin Timmelake. That's so disrespectful to Janet Jackson. Justin Timmelake did this in FCC after Nipple Gate again. I'm not saying that, they won't allow. J.C. can bring whoever he wants. I'm saying, I don't think J.C. in his own, that's shit, I think J.C. is solid on. I don't think he brings Justin Timmelake out. Not for suit and tie. If it was like his biggest song, I think you might make a sacrifice. You don't sacrifice it. - Hey, be careful what you wish for. You might come out trying to do Holy Grail. - Oh god. - If he does Holy Grail, I'm trying to do my fucking TV. - And baby. - I could see him use that as a-- - J.C. and Justin Timmelake. - That's the thing that Holy Grail is one of the greatest things ever made, I'm telling you. - You know they did, they did do tours together. Like they did Madison Square Garden together. I mean, oh Yankee stayed together. Like they have a relationship. You brought up the Nipple Gate. J. worked with him after that. Justin has done the Super Bowl after that. - I'll tell my optics of doing it at the Super Bowl. - I don't think J.C. - I don't think J.C. is about that. And I don't think anybody outside of us maybe care. I think we'll be talking about the national fan base who's gonna watch, they don't give a firm answer. - Right, and it's wrongly worded letter. - If I was soon talking about that-- - Well, it's wrongly wording, yeah. - I wouldn't, that's all. - I want to tell you, it's all right. You not putting soon-time, you're 13 or 16. - You're not just catering to us, yeah. - So you're gonna, you're gonna answer your question ice. You're gonna definitely hear, run this town from New York. - Please somebody wrap it. - We're gonna answer, so we'll talk about close to the Super Bowl. How about that? - Yeah, there we go, there we go. Hey, Saluto, yeah, if he's doing it, awesome. Hurrah, yeah, I don't think he needs a 40 minute break down this. They don't, they don't, he's not giving that. - What else, what else we got? - I'm pissed off. What, you might say it's too early in the show. I don't know, but we're talking football. This Jalen Hurt's shit. - I don't think it's too early for that. - Yeah, I'm not serious. - That is kind of crazy. - I'm super crazy. - I'm pissed off, first for anybody that doesn't know, we talked about it last time. They announced it here in SVT, which was a superficial vein, the roses. And one of the things I say here was, there's a chance that could become a DVT and embolism, people thought I was overreacting. This is exactly what I was worried about. They found three clots, three clots in his lungs. - In his lungs. - Right, according to reports, and again, y'all know more about this football stuff than me, but according to the reports that I read, he played a game while dealing with this issue, was asked to stay awake for 36 hours. - Yeah. - Which is, these are all signs of gross negligence, right? 'Cause it's not like we don't know what this is, he clearly was demonstrating some kind of problem. 36 hours to tell him to stay awake. He actually played well in that game. They almost came back in one or almost one, but the point is, the Eagles seem to have been grossly irresponsible. Based on the reports, we don't know, we don't want to get sued, but based on the reports, the Eagles seem to have been grossly irresponsible and dealing with Jalen's health. What they initially said was gonna be a one game absence is now to the end of the season because of the loans. First of all, I'm sitting just, you know, healing energy, love, support to Jalen's family, forget football. - Fuck all that. - Yeah, it's about his life. But just hearing the story itself, man, it's another reason why I don't rock with the NFL. You know what I mean, everybody's bad, everybody's whatever, but there's a grossness to how they deal with the athletes' bodies that just, I never can wrap my mind. - They don't give a fuck about them, period. The man that he goes out the window, we gotta win the game. Is it true that someone resigned from the Eagles organization? - I read that, but I think it was a fake report, but I'm not 100% sure, but I heard that too. - Someone needs to, there's a lot of people that need to stay out in that regard. - This is at the point where you start, do you talk about that, Barmer shit? I don't need Pablo in this, do you charge up to something? - No, I'm with you. - When you start talking about players almost dying? - Every football team, since Pop Warner, this is just one of the issues. Like they'll make you sign a waiver and the athletes are athletes, the competitors, the gladiators, and they literally will put their lives to the hazard for this sport. - It's a violin sport, yeah. - No, it's a hero, and they love the shit. - Yeah. - Like that's all they got for a lot. - Did he give it Sunday? When Niggas, like, Lars Teller was, character was like, yo, dog, I'll sign whatever you want me to sign. Like, I want to be on a field. And that's how a lot of them, that's their mentality since they were little kids, yo bro. You see a lot of Lyman, they fingers are fucked up. They have life. - Do you have to remove the humanity out of, I mean, I get it, it's a violin sport. You do go to the table known what you present, the risk that presented in front of you. But some of the people that's in the suite, some of the people that, you have to have some level of humanity to know, for future, even longevity sake, I would rather go ahead and take care of him for this year so that I can prolong his career. - That's a great one. - I would, you. - Yeah, at the same time. - Now, what's somebody sitting there and telling you, yo, dog, I hear all that, I need to be in a game. Like, there's no other world, I gotta be in a game. What I gotta sign, I'm lying, I'm fine. I feel better. - Of course, this one different from me from the, like, two of the situation that we had a couple of years ago, is that he's made his money, he's got his chip. Like, he could probably, they could have played this different, you know what I mean? I don't know if he was even so hard, but maybe, I don't know how the blood class shit works, is it one of those things where you feel like you're fine, everything seems like it's fine. - Sometimes you wouldn't even know. - Yeah, I had exactly what he had just had more clots, but at some point, as the blood go, you don't, deep vein thrombosis, you get soreness in your calves, your legs. Again, your athlete, you're always getting hit, you may not, you're always sore, you're never not sore. - But they found this early, remember, they, he got stepped on or got cleatied. - Yeah, right. - They find a clot. At that moment, it's okay, we'll still let you play after that. That's where my problem comes in right there. So what they said was blood clot is different. - But the superficial clot, the idea is that it's closer to the skin and so it's less likely to break. 'Cause the issue isn't the clot, it's the idea that - It wasn't a deep one. - That it wasn't deep one and so it won't, 'cause once the clot breaks, that's where it travels up and that's when it gets to your embolus, right? Or your lungs, right? And it becomes a pulmonary embolism. And that's what happens, so for some, so I don't know if they misdiagnosed the superficiality of it, or if there was something else going on, there are some studies that I read that show that, usually long-term, these SVTs can turn into deeper problems, but not usually like the next day. - So it sounds like a misdiagnosis from the doctor in the UK, 'cause they remember they were in the UK when he got the diagnosis. - It didn't travel in, or it's traveling. He traveled worse. At that time, it's flying, it makes it worse. - Yeah, yeah. - So it makes your blood thin out a little bit. - And yeah, the flow from, he had the flow. - And you're not circulating. That's why they tell you to get up and walk around. - They knew your compression socks or whatever the case may be. Like when I had mine, they gave me the screens though. Like they put these little, it's like mesh, almost in your legs so that the clots can travel. - For him, unfortunately, they got up to his lungs from his calf. So that's a real big thing. Again, prayers out to him because it ended the season, but fuck the season. - He could have died when you're alive. - When you're alive. - That's a heavy D rest of the piece passed away, right? You're on a plane, you ended up on a four or five hour flight. And this happens, a lot of people die on flights from pulmonary embolition. - Yeah. What's your next order of business if your Jalen hurts? Professionally. - I would be looking at my investment bag. - I'd be calling my turn. - If I do decide to play again, I don't think I want to be at the Eagles. - Really? - What the hell is this saying? - If they have, if they did have the knowledge, and let's be clear, you can have the knowledge for certain things, but we're talking to physicians, we're talking to doctors who know way more than what the fuck we know, we kind of base what we do off of their word. So if you're telling me or not telling me something, and I'm moving along just like fucking, I'm gonna tough it through. I am a sportsman. I'm caught in the back, they need me. And then I found out that you guys knew what could I be at risk of happening to me. I need to get the fuck away from y'all. This is my life, we told you. - I agree. If it's the worst case scenario, I agree. - Yeah. - If it's worst case. - I suspect they had a bad medical analysis in the UK. And don't start no one be none. They probably waited till they got home, had them play the game. Also understand the Eagles aren't having the best season after starting off to adopt. If they're four or no, I think they made that with this differently. I just feel like when you feel like every game is a must-win game now, they take more risks with the player's health. I'm not saying that's okay. I'm just saying, I think that's how you almost naturally do. - Anyone in life that might have had a moment, you've had a moment where you've had to come to, which are more, more talented, right? I think him now having that moment, you just paranoid about everything and everybody around you, fuck all that. I need to get the fuck away and let me reassess what my life fucked for more. - I'm married. - I'm married. - I gave you a chip. - I'm rich. - I'm rich. - I got my guarantee. - I got my, like, I'm cool. - NBA preseason has been happening and one of these reporters made a mistake and put a microphone in front of Kyrie Irvin and asked him how would it feel to see, how does it feel to see LeBron and Kyrie and all these people playing so late in their career? And is that something that he would like to do? And Kyrie just wanted to realize and niggas ever would get a microphone from him. - He's amazing. - My guy. - He gave, we just eloquently stated, I almost want to find it. - He said that. - I hear it. - He said the NBA is not the NBA that I fell in love with. He said, "I still love basketball." He said, "But now when you look at the social media aspect and you also look at the gambling shit, it is kind of the tainted sport." And he was like, "So I don't see myself playing past 42, 43 years." - Okay. - He said while he loves being an athlete and that flame will always burn inside of him because the game is not the one that he fell in love with, he focuses more on being a great human and not a great athlete. So his family and just other things that he wants to accomplish in life. So I'm not just putting all my worries here in basketball. It's awesome, I did it at a good time, but I have other things that I'd like to do. - That's a great, that's a great mental space to be in though 'cause a lot of people, they don't start thinking about the shit after the league until Sova. - Do you have to still play? - What you mean? - When I ask that, Kari is, he's done well for himself. - Yes. - I think whatever he's done, he will be well and not have to worry about. And that's an assumption 'cause we don't know what the fuck, right, we don't know what the money is. - Let's just say his finances are clear and everything. - No, that's the mindset of somebody that's free. - Yeah, so it ain't a tie to no money. It ain't tied to, this is somebody who was already free just from their outlook of things. - No, I'm asking that, 'cause you can just play for. - You don't have to be in the NBA. - Yeah, but you wanna play the high side of that. - He said he would always be close to the game because he loves it, so whether that be coaching or helping a youth, or he's gonna still be attached to basketball, just not as an NBA. - Got it, okay. - What he said. ♪ Amen now is time for my favorite part of the show ♪ ♪ Price picks ♪ - All right, football is heating up and everyone's pulling up because Price picks as all of your picks in one place. That's right, Price picks is also available nationwide. So what are you waiting for? Because everyone and everything is on Price picks. Price picks is really easy and simple to play. All you have to do out there is select two or more players. Look at their projected stat line and pick more or less for your chance to win huge. Now, if you've been keeping up with Isha's picks, you're down in least 5,000, right? (laughing) You're down, but don't worry. Hopefully you went to work this week. More loser picks for your head tops. Isha is now going with Jalen Warren for more than 61 rushing yards. Yeah, he's out here. That's all I like that one is. Caleb Williams for more than 245 passing yards. Tyler Murray. Kyla Murray. - Kyla. - Kyla Murray for more than 202 passing yards and Patty Mahomes for more than 223 passing yards. Nah, I feel like a loser, yeah. They feel like a loser. It hit last week. - Wait a minute. - Yeah. They have an Instagram on air picks. - Yes, it's on air picks. - No, no, no, no, no. - They have an Instagram page. - 'Cause you, Corey Parks, Ice and Ish, DuWell, personally. When they personal picks. - Don't put me in the line. - Yo, yo, yo, make a line. - No one there. - Don't put me in the purse. - Don't take to the airway. Don't be trash on purpose. Almost like y'all don't want to see nobody win. - Anyway, it's fine. Listen, if you download the app right, this is very second and use promo code. JBP, you get $150 instantly. When you win your very first $5 lineup. Only on price picks. So run your game. - Yeah, you ran a game, all right. (laughing) - Hey, yo, I can hold it in. Hey, I saw the new licences, shit that these niggas got. Ooh! (laughing) Tony's niggas. - Who's one of those niggas? - I heard they prefer bourbon to class your words. You ain't got the nerve. - Shoot, yo, you can't cover that. Ever since Ian would have been with them billionaires. Hang on, y'all, y'all, oh, oh, welcome. Niggas, they acting up. The pricing isn't, and they ain't playing with them, boy. - That's a clippity. - Ooh, it's good. They're good. Don't get too comfortable. A lot of you niggas is making careers off this content, and kicking niggas back in why you eating off a niggas. Now, you got to work for it, Niggas. You got to work for it, work hard. I'm not talking about none of my niggas. - Oh, wow. - It's hot. - Extremely hot. - Niggas? I ain't too hot. - I swear to you, I ain't too hot. - Niggas, I said it's hot! - Yo, it's hot. - What? - Them niggas took an escalator, Niggas. Ian, who you talkin' to, Niggas, see? Let me, let me, let me, let me. The niggas at home, Google, who Ian was talkin' to? - Ian was talkin' to some niggas at home, Google. - Wait, Ian, Ian, Ian, Ian has made some updates to the Clipper program. He's made some updates to the Clipper program. It is now a tiered system. - I think I made an upcharge. - Yeah. - Thanks, thank you. - Yeah. - It's a tiered system. Get in where you finish out. Shout out to all the Clippers out there. I hope they everybody's doing well, man. - Them niggas prayed day. Rent that out. - That's how I don't get you shit. - You get one sound bite. - You get it. You get it. You get it. - Whatever we be, we not the JB. - You get our drops. - You get it. - Yeah, that's fine. - Mark this. - Mark this. - 'Cause you a Clipper. You can't hate on a small Clipper. - I'm not hating it all. I stand and sound dirty again. - Are you up in, up to tell you what's there? - Yeah, you want his purse. - Yeah, that's a lot of questions. - That's not getting it. - You want his purse? - For somebody who's Grandfather then. - Ooh. - Ooh. - Ooh. - Ooh. - Oh, I got it about the niggas. - That's good. - That's good. - I'm out of business to pay. - That's good. - But we have some. - Y'all know more than God. - A Grandfather. (audience laughing) - Well, actually, show us. - Don't do that. - Don't do that. - Don't do that. - That Joe is going to follow this arm. - That's my dad, bitch. - Oh, shit. (audience laughing) - Yo, Mark, wait a minute, yo. No, no, this ain't right. Y'all better chill the fuck out of this. This is that right, yo. My girl, Indo, showing me. She said, oh, shit, these niggas put all y'all. The fans put all y'all baby pics together. Look at you. She was looking at me as a baby. Oh, you look like your mom. You look like your mom. Then she went through the slide. I didn't see this. - They got flippas of baby. - Oh. - It got fucking lice cream criminal over his baby. Got frees as a baby. Got a young park as a baby. And they got you as a baby, but it's with your dad. Yo, when I tell you, this is the funniest shit in the world. - Oh, I know, bitch. - 'Cause his dad is 90 in the pic. (audience laughing) - He's holding, he's holding, he's holding, he's holding, he's holding. (audience laughing) - Yo, y'all finished chill the fuck out, yo. Stop playing. I know the pic you talking about. - And y'all biggest. Y'all ain't funny out there. - Oh, it was a joke on you outside on the lawn or something. - No, no, no. - I think it was a JC Penny or something. - Yeah, it was one of the old. - It was, you know the old school pit. - Yeah. - Where you had to go to see? - Yeah. - You don't have a family portrait. - Yeah. - All I know. (audience laughing) - What you saying? - I'll be right here. - This 'cause you was there for the grand opening. No, me and I ain't no one. - I know. - I've been there. - Yeah. - You ain't been there. - You know who he is? - You know who he took wallet size pics with their kids. - Wallet size pics. - He don't really know. - Where you at? - No, no. - No, no. - For good reason. - Fix what your kids do with it. - He doesn't do that. - What they do today is they take the pics at the school. - And you get the school pics. - They always fix the school. - No one is doing pics at JC Penny or nothing with your kids. No one's doing that. - No one's doing that. - Who's the best time they're doing it? - They are. - People take pics with their kids. - White people. - White people. - White people. - They hate to be one. - Who got that? - Who got that? - Holiday is a big business. - Who got that? - Which last time you did it? - Your people. - My kid. I did this with both my kids. - At JC Penny. - No one says what he's talking about. - No, you got your pride. - We move past that. - No, we pass JC Penny. - He said who has wallet size pics of their kids? - And kids take their phones. - They think this is not going no more getting photography. - They are. - Yo, you go to Jacksonville and take the picture. - I got you. - I got you. - We're your kids, man. - We left them. - Pick a film. - Yo, go to Alabama. - Alright. - No, no, no, no. - My kids are out of the house, too. - I stand there. - I stand there. - I'm playing. - Take a pic, yo. - Don't just box with it. Don't just fight them. (laughing) - Take that temper. Take that temper problem. - Alright. - Hey, go to that corner. (laughing) - I keep playing. (laughing) - I think it's a sick one. - It was corny to do it. Like I feel it was corny. Listen, and I did it my first baby mom. Oh, she had just stabbed me three months ago. We went wrecked the fucking. See here and I work there Yo, everybody pull out the wall. I had to go down to the first floor about the washers and dry They don't tell me about your wallet picture my fan. Oh, now you ain't about it. I'm just saying y'all should do it, right? We got wallet side picks with our kids Pull them up. We ain't say they was in our wallet You know what size means? I'm asking you. It's just the size of the picture. You just got a wallet Y'all pull out the picture right now The piggy bank picture I want y'all to know you having a lot of jokes. Yeah, I have a lot of jokes. I had a kid that kid jokes expect I stand down now when I start cracking that some y'all with y'all kids Your jokes hurt more than I'm gonna go super low with you. That's how yeah, I bet us y'all better slow down I don't want no smoke with the joking with the kids. I'm chillin. Yo, my money threats work would be I'm just standing down All right. I was there down. He said I'm gonna get you a couple I ain't the move. Yeah, you can't get picked though Not in the moon. He's just adding together. He could get picked nigga Take he can though. Yeah, you make a joke. I don't like that. I don't like that joke show my man He can you get knocked out for your man Niggas up here is too quick to rise. I got to get knocked out fuck with him. Don't ride for money when I'm talking to him though You wanna sit y'all nigga sound me a little more shit. You be doing where you You're trained to do it during this agreement. That shit worked with the capters Hey, simmer down. Hey easy on the cap simmer simmer down So I see back two cap is down You called you a suck when you told him not to we told that out of the white. Yeah, I mean who did I so listen? Oh see now you being nasty You being nasty. I'm joking. So don't y'all get serious while I'm joking I'm kidding. I'm kidding. Who do you plan on you? I got him. Who do you plan on you come back for it towards me because he said it? Oh, I thought you was coming at me. Oh as I said we all the same time. Oh, we all the same shot. Yeah. I'm not used to that. Okay, we good. All right Sorry. No, are you on your side today? I bet it's right now. It's a pick inside. I don't even know why I'm used to that. Can we talk again? Everybody I thought about that too. No, it's funny. I've been alive long enough that I forgot what that means but anytime it's said during the fight. It's thing Never compliment. Yeah, nice thing when somebody say that you're neutral But saying you're Switzerland sounds that's down. You know, I'm tired. I don't like that you I'm tired of your frontier, too We cooking I'm tired of your frontier Everybody for the niggas for the niggas know as much people excuse me for a niggas know I have as many people that you know And you have a frontier you just do it in front of niggas face. Oh I don't know. I don't know. I'm just I don't know. Yo, there's no friend here He has a frontier that's it let me tell you something even though I say this even though it's done the bike me anywhere He shows me that he cares about me in other ways when I need him So he put it's a frontier. He does things that friends do, but he just don't he don't let you pass a certain level. That's called being friendly No, it's not. Oh, no, I don't agree with that. Hey, oh, no, I'll fuck that frontier shit. You got boy Niggas, you don't put me a tear five. I'm slapping the shit out of you next week. I promise you nigga. I'm sorry. Yeah, I get it You're already being tear five See you're speaking into your systems. Yo, that that clip or tear Check it out which one recommend. I don't recommend anything It's better when you say it about yourself. Yeah, I'm switching on you. I'm switching You know, I'm gonna spin black spin back the block on some of that music talk We had last bar now. I've had more time to listen to some of these albums. Okay, okay I don't know what I said about the lucky day album last last pot This is he yeah, you said you only listen to it. I know No, Joe Joe, he didn't say it was trash And you said you can clearly tell Couldn't be more wrong fuck this nigga changes their teens and all that other shit you said couldn't be more wrong Could be more wrong when I first downloaded the album only like eight songs came up three of the first eight Word the singles I had already heard so I didn't pay it too much mine. I told him on he had to depart I would go get with the rest of albums. He was going on and I did that and I did just that This is he this is a ivy ain't been playing nothing but this lucky day album and Hold up now. Hold up, man. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up man See and I started playing a little bit of this last part, but again, I be needing the sobbing to sit with it I'll be needing to sit with the songs for a little bit of hold up, man Somebody I almost want to go to the end of this because what he doing at the end of these records I'm saying that at talk to me, which is track four he takes off for the rest of this project Parks is to be I even like wet now or money wet is eight that I told you I didn't all the way love because once before Marguerite Alarm is before that right Marguerite Alarm goes into anything goes goes into wet goes into freaking side Goes into freaking side. Let's let this rock for a little bit lucky day. Whatever I say last part disregard Please ignore It's heat on here , man come on man come on man come on man come on man And I feel like it's important for me to highlight highlight this stuff Because I was so critical of his last project and because of the criticism like it was just really really really really different It was really different and all of his projects before that one There's a lucky day bop and a bounce that he has it was very different type of music I think this might be his most traditional R&B album that he's put out and I don't know if that's because this is also Probably the only lucky day out might have ever heard where he was a single guy for the whole album Wanted painted? Every song on here. He's a single guy I'll say in traditional R&B when you said you said you think this is more traditional than paint it Payment painted Yes Painted is with the music uh the music sample right Yeah, no that's roast some more and all that. No, it's not you wrong You wrong go look at the track list roast some more is not on painted okay, but let me check let me check. Let me play this money long record hold on This is fire all of these shit's a fire They all fire y'all can't lie This is real heat shout the money long Listen to him sing your dick shit you You right paint is the first joint roast some more and all that With my Here we go When you lie It's all here. Oh, that's what it is Outside of the singles in the first half of the project somebody's playing something. Oh, excuse me. I'm sorry. Yeah outside of the singles on the first And it's not a lot, it's maybe like maybe three or four records. The first half to me doesn't hit as good as the second half. I like the second half the more I listen to it, but overall it still doesn't stand as one time. Yeah, cause no way fast, whatever intro to down is an intro down, and whatever. Talk to me, hey feel how you feel, I like it, but from, yeah, now from talk to me to fly you out the Marguerite lime all at you. You have to wet this crazy. Yo, my favorite song in this project though might be, come on man. Aw man, let it just play. Let it play. And again, all of these songs sound very R&B, but all you talk about is bagging bitches in different places. That's it. Oh and this is a TGT song if I ever heard it. The TGT was button out, man. This would be on it out. I'll go back, I'll go back, I'll go back, I'll go back. Oh, come on man, all we do is smoke, drink, drink, and pass out. I think it should be a PO, but I'll be in Poo's calendar. Okay, I like the song too. Listen, he takes off on it on it. Everything you play is fired. No, this is that part. Oh, that was good. No, no, I'm not saying it's not. Yeah, but that part's out a little, it though. Shit, don't sound the same in the car. Listen, I've been playing it forever. This album he did with the fuck he was supposed to do, if you're asking me, if you're asking me. Listen, everybody won't always ask me because it's some people out there spreading narratives that I've lost my music ear. And to the people out there that believe that this next record I'm about to play is not for you. But to the people that do kind of pick up what I'd be putting down on some of these R&B joints, what it is, the Sleepy Sound. Listen, we don't broke too many R&B acts, too many R&B records up here when the world had no idea. I fuck with the oven cup up and coming R&B people. I think the true greatness of R&B lies and the grassroots kind of like hip hop used to be. Hip hop still does it from time to time, it just being enough. It comes in waves. It's Lizzie Birchido. I have to Lizzie Birchido. Yeah, hold up now. Hold up, just let it cook, just let it cook. I think I should call my heart, think I'm gonna be your smile, 'cause I know when you will come right. You better come, better come, don't you go. That's how we came to say goodbye. I think we should stay right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I wanna say you know me like that, and know you know me like that. I wanna be your favorite girl. Hold your head by arms. Be the one you love. It's breaking it's called "Favorite Girl" Lizzie Birchido. Let's go. I'm gonna be your favorite girl. Thank you. Yeah, no. Be the one you love. Thank you. Be the one you love. I'm breaking it's called "Favorite Girl" Lizzie Birchido. Another London's London. She's from London. You can't, that UK R&B is taking, they're doing something. Please, please, there's a real talk to be had. They're going back. There's a real talk to be had here. It is. Oh, no, no, no, no. There you thought you wouldn't get a bridge. That's that's time that's so good boy got it got it you know that shit right Alex would have sent you that and then out of a man how to hate it anyway man why we are music why we are on music come on oh do we have Cyrus you want to do it right me trying to be assignment oh it pains me to have to do this yeah what do up it hurts me right here but I got to do it got to do a breakdown you know crime in America on the way back to him that's not playing all right you don't know no kidding the man so you pussy niggas got my name in an uproar trying to form a cool this a M G hold it fuck up here we go listen last part I'm on he brought the smoke to me and ice is door and he was trying to fight with me and I I give it to him but you got to be careful you hit you got to be careful about sometimes you be talking about people know too loose loose out the mouth talking about saying people names too cavalierly up in the spot so which amani did about a young artist by the name of Ken the man and I'm not a man by the way for you people out there getting a man with a man you're Ken the man is one of them and it pains me that amani had to learn always with belt getting to absolute absolutely play this year real quick that's you pussy niggas I'm more niggas than one you see the bar the bar no not like you that was the baby roley yeah that was the one oh you throwing it back like flex no I want to put this record this right here I want to give you a chance to answer to something no no no but do you do but do you have a baby rolling it yeah yes well she didn't cuz I wasn't wearing one so but let me just tell you but she's so it's somewhere he got three rollies tell her no I don't need to tell her tell her she this nigga right here he's lucky he ain't staying for patreon cuz I'm gonna get his feel back with my back and I already know the way I'm a little girl now now now now let me just play it I got you I got you okay red bitch bitch I'm towards horn bar singing as nigger you should check the score boy boy baby rollie as nigger plane J nigger made same nigger when the last time you draw 27 you you I've been having my way since I was 17 oh sure boy yeah let her at it was saying a turn co-host lay low boy I get 40 full show like y'all bar here you stupid nigga good and it was no good yeah press play you nigger suck yeah yeah see if you was friendly yeah saying I turned it off ♪ I fed my jacket at your place ♪ (laughs) Yo, DJ skills, lackey, you post that in the right. - He's so bad at it, he's so bad at it, he's so bad at it. - You know, I'm real loud. ♪ Left my jacket at your place ♪ ♪ Just then excuse to see your face ♪ ♪ You have my messages around ♪ (laughs) (laughs) ♪ Like a light skin, niggas getting soft ♪ ♪ About a fucking day, niggas want to grab a mic ♪ ♪ Niggas make a plan ♪ - Make a plan, make a plan. ♪ That I did your Google sign ♪ - You want your button, dude. ♪ Didn't even joke, blend, play a net word ♪ (laughs) ♪ Why are you many, I was acting like a money ♪ ♪ These are reasons I think singing niggas corny ♪ - They are. ♪ I got 20, 30, 50 flows, 10 cash streams ♪ ♪ One month, you got some word to do ♪ ♪ And I bought my own shoulder ♪ - I got a shirt for you. You need a shirt? ♪ I need an open air, I got a spot for do ♪ - Oh, that's a shirt. ♪ I got more shit going than me ♪ ♪ I told you niggas don't talk to me ♪ ♪ 'Cause I hold grudges like 50 beef bitch ♪ - And did you? - Yeah, yo. ♪ You in slow days, you in slow days ♪ ♪ You in slow days, you in slow days ♪ - Ended them out. - Yeah. - That shit to make your soul burn slow. - Slow. - Ended them. - I'm sorry. - Ended them. ♪ And she ended that nigga ♪ ♪ He went and recorded a podcast ♪ ♪ You guys call that piece ♪ It ain't time for peace. Yeah, that's peace. It's time for violence. Nigger, you ain't spin. Let me ask you a question. How many times anybody else has been. You ain't cue up that usher my way? That one, he's spin on a woman. Y'all don't spin on Niggas. But you ain't cue up that usher my way. You ain cue up that usher my way. I know you ain't think you could get my boy that much chance. I know you ain think you could get my boy that much chance. Alright there we go. Thank you. I think that she was funny. I think she did nothing but help me prove my point. I think that's all she did. Salute, you had a funny joint. If we be honest to me the shit is still whack when it comes to rapping but it's funny. Get your jokes off. I don't want to step on the on the disc but she proved my point. She proved my point. Who's your point? My point is that she do all the same shit and she. (laughing) - He's great in getting the man. Like, it's my fucking. (laughing) - It's back to death. (laughing) - I'm really good, get in there. - I'm really good at it. - I'm really good at getting the man. - I'm also, let me be honest, this is what I wanna say. Never mind, can the man. I'm looking at some of you niggas funny in the light. - Oh, oh. - Here we go. - Let 'em talk, nigga. - I'm looking at niggas a little funny in the light. 'Cause when niggas get this, by whoever it is. - Hey, Squaw said. - Imani stand tall with niggas, stand by the side. I don't do none of the key key in the comments. I don't do none of that. I ride with niggas. I might get a little joke in it, but I don't make it so. (laughing) - That roll of fake laugh and the shit was gonna come. - Cool. - Oh, you know, you're not niggas, dude. - You sent shits to us. - No, no, no, no, no, no. - Did you send it for support? - You collaborated with it. - We all do that, but what does that have to do with niggas? - Yeah, niggas jumping in there. So I want niggas to know and make it clear. - You did. - I want you niggas to know. - The niggas commented on the. - Hey, do me a favor. - Shit. - When you niggas, your friends was in the comments. - No, no, all my friends wasn't. - He did a collaboration with Kenny Mason. - I wasn't in the comments. - It wasn't, all my friends wasn't there. - It was a bunch of corny niggas in there. - Oh. - It's a bunch of corny niggas in there. But I wanna make it clear. - If it was that cool. - You know why you collaborated with him? - He's talking for himself, be included. - I ain't scared of him. - Talk behind the scenes and talk about niggas, behind niggas. - I don't know why they get on camera and start kicking in. - What are you talking about? - So we gonna be, we gonna keep it solid up here. - No. - The money standard for self. The money ain't got no more support for niggas with the niggas. I see Mona, Mona do her. Yo, let's go bitch. Mona, when I got at you, the only niggas that came up here and stood for you was me. - But that was a friend, that's a friend. - I don't care. - She been sick. - So be me in favor. - Money, we on camera. - Hey. - Hey. - That's cool. - That's cool. - He's trying to threaten us back on his side. - I'm gonna be, we don't worry. We don't have any support. - I'm gonna be on everybody outside moving forward. Which is my side. I got no support, no back up, no nothing for nobody. - He wants to help you jump a girl. - Everybody. - Is that what you're saying? - I want everybody. - Masked, did you want us to help you jump a girl? - Oh see, you got a lot of energy too. - I'm asking you. - I'll wait for you. - I'll wait for you. - You need that help. - You need to get the man slaughtering you. - I think, I think when niggas get this, I think when everybody else got this up here, niggas got the little moment. - Yeah, we don't care. - But niggas ain't saying nothing about this yet. - The fact that a whole podcast that's supposed to be co-workers, went up there and wanted to be a part of the dismantling. - Niggas, you collaborated. - That wasn't for you to go ahead and get in the comments. - You said it to us. - And it posted on your page. - You think Jay posted it? - Yeah, when two chains came here, niggas, I said we jumping on. - When Drake said the Dixug and I said, "Man fuck that." - Maybe you should stop doing that. - When Acc said this shit about him and Mona, I said, "Man fuck that we stand and tall." Even though it was funny, I just think that it's funny that when you put the light on niggas, niggas don't support Emile's the same way. - It's all soluble. - It's all soluble. - It's a lot of conversation. - Let me talk to you. - Mark is at the top. Joe's right there. It's a lot of stuff. - 6,000 cuts a lot of time. I can see, come on. Joe, you put, "Yeah, exactly." - With "Man" by Emile. - Yes. - Mark said, "I can't wait to come to work." You put, "I don't take, you take Mark as a. " - Yeah, I just know that. - Mark is a whole other issue. - I come to work. - I come to work. - When I got sprays, she was there. - He said, "Yeah, solution." And then did all the corny show inside. - You was there. - Mark is the whole other issue. - That's the same thing. - Since you collabed with her and sent the. - The poster. - No, no, no, no. Speak for y'all. - I didn't think that at all. - I did. - I'm just going, "Can the man side." - Hold on. - Hold on. - Maybe it's a being confused. Guys, this is not serious. I'm joking about that. - Well, it can't be serious, 'cause you did. - Let me say. - Right. - What if that's the case? How long have you been there? - You did. After Drake and all that, how long have you been there? - Oh, God. - I mean, I'm just saying. - I'm not saying. - I'm not saying. - If you're not telling me. - I don't tell you. - You niggas really want to see a damn bad guy. - I did drink being the murder. - I want to see a damn bad guy. - One of the greatest ever killed you. - Okay. - It's like, "Yeah." - That nigga will be destroyed. - Yeah. - "Can the man." - Oh, man. - "Can the man." - "Can the man." - Oh, man. - "Can the man." - Hey. - You know my favorite part about this is. - My favorite part. - She gets the research, but. - First of all, God. - Thank you, God. - Absolutely. - Thank you, God. - Absolutely. - She went to Chloe. - But that's not the dumbest. - I mean, fairness. - None of us do. - Yo, you were suckling out. - No. - Oh. - You were. - You were. - You were. - You heard me, you heard me, you heard me, you heard me. - It's you, you the one. See I was on him first. At first I was like, oh, Joby, but you, - Niggas, you fit it to me. - I sent it to the group chat. - Yes, and then you collaborated. I thought you was in on that. - I thought it was a good look for you. - Hey listen. - There's a lot of people who do not know who you are. - I told you, I told Niggas. - I'm telling you, moving forward. - You not on nobody's side. - I'm not doing no peace with nobody. This is an atmosphere where we cannot be together, yo. This is an atmosphere where Niggas like to kick each other back in more than anything like this. - Talk about it. - Yeah. - So I want that to be cool out of Niggas. - I don't know like that, and I don't know like that. - I don't know like that. - They'd be sober, but. - Everything, I'm telling you no like this. - That's what I'm just gonna pick it to. - That, I like when I see Niggas like this. - So that's what I'm talking about, Niggas. - I like when I see Niggas that's really in this space, stick together and be together. I like that, I think that's fly. I think it's more fly than when Niggas want to kick their back in just a little quick clap. - Yeah, just I'm from a different school, I'm from the school of, even when it's funny, you still row with your team. - So, so what we're writing, Niggas no more before, I got no team. I'm Switzerland. - Oh, he's not in Switzerland. - Everybody's Switzerland. - I'm Switzerland. - I'm Switzerland. - Hey, Imani's for Delph. - My favorite part, number one, I absolutely loved it. Kendeman did this, in spite of how you feel about-- - No, no, I think it's open. - In spite of how you feel about Kendeman, her hearing something, she had an issue with the content world going immediately to a booth. This was 48 out, less than 48 hours later. - Yeah, it might have been like that. - No, it was less than 12 long. - Kendeman said that. - It came because we dropped saying today, she dropped it very next day. So I'm gonna always champion that. I love that. Kendeman, phenomenal job, and way to introduce yourself to some people who may not have been familiar with her, one, two, MC Brain, I pictured it. It's made it too funny. 'Cause imagine you seeing something with somebody's talking some shit about you. The first thing you say is, "Yo, who is that?" - Joe, be honest. - The first, let me say what I'm saying, please. The first thing you say, if you aren't familiar, you're like, "Who the fuck is this talking shit?" And then you go and try to get some information. And as the person that's doing the battling, when you go to look for information, and shit is there, it's like finding a particle. So imagine Kendeman's surprise, learning not only was this nigga artist, but this nigga just dropped the slap a week ago, she went to him, she went right to Apple Music, and so yeah, and it's like this. - Let's see what it sounds like. - You got to put it a little more, man, let's see what it sounds like, man, cut it all, man. - Oh, she cut it off. She cut it right off after the ad, went back to the pin, Kendeman, great job, great job. I love it. And the spirit of MC and just competition, I absolutely love this. - Yeah. And the part I'm saying, tell the truth is, if you really listen to the conversation, there wasn't a conversation based off smiting her, the conversation was based off of me talking about y'all, but that doesn't even need to be explained because it's kind of stepping on the moment. She, her her name, she's a rapper, she want to get her shit off. I think the fact that she did respond like that was fire. I do think it was funny. I don't think it was fire, but I do think it was funny and I think it did what it needed to do. So if it was fire, you be alive. - I'm hit, huh? - Dead. - Burnies. - We can add LV goes or someone in support of we can add LV go and we can add LV go and we can. - So, all of a niggas thought this, you again, niggas gonna do this back to you, you gonna allow them? - Yeah. - All right. Cool. I mean, no, no, no, that's not what happened. You know, niggas, niggas would get a key key and they'll, you know, 'cause he'd a ball still. - So fuck out of here. - I gotta send you off to get a shit. - See, see, see, see, see, I have to love you, see, huh, that wasn't after the fact. - No. - Right. - Oh my god. - What's wrong with you? - You can't wait. That was the most R&B opening to a R&B record that I've ever. - Bring R&B back. - Yeah. - I am outta here. Bring R&B back. - I am outta here. Shout out to kindergarten. Shout out to kindergarten too for getting killed. Sometimes you gotta get killed in the name of the job. Seriously. - Yeah, no. - For real. - Seriously? Real shit. You won't do it 'cause you're too worried about optics and other people's opinion on you. But sometimes, it's not that I'm drinking shit, how am I gonna get me tight? Why did you drink at that point? - It's not the minute. - Why did you drink at that point? It's the minute. It's not the minute. It's the minute. It's the minute. It's the minute. What do you think about the way that you think about it? that shit like it was goofy. Until it popped, and when it popped, Then they goes was like oh shit now. Let's jump on his wave. Let's jump on his boat But initially when you start podcast the niggas didn't look at it I think they just cast the creativity of journalism though like I feel like journalists are creatives They right they're creating something from scratch to to put him in the boat of just he had a job I think this counts the creative brain that I think he and most journalists are I don't think they necessarily are Creatives and I want to be yeah, I feel like a lot of them are I think you get in journalists too much credit Maybe maybe like like see when they Smith isn't creative Right, like creative wouldn't be the word I use he's thoughtful and he's smart and he's clever But creatives tend to think about things outside the box and they tend to imagine things that aren't yet Whereas a lot of us try to navigate inside the system the best we can so we'll get the best thing in front It's very few of us and I'm not one of these people It's very few of us who actually can see the next thing coming and know to jump on it most of us are scared bro And again, let's say hypothetical understand somebody's and it's why and I say this a lot of it is to you flip any money, right? And parts and parts bro y'all have y'all are don't lives been independent. Yeah It's for your entire you said you have one job your whole life, right? So your brain is not even thinking on let me go get a check from somebody else Bro when you get a check from somebody else you don't have to Kill what you eat somebody else is killing that prey and bringing it back to you and you eating off of it for a Compensation your security is providing yeah, like yo, it's a compensation package. I for example even when you bring that up The idea of podcasts when it first came up. Mm-hmm. I say this back 2013 I'm in podcasts. Mm-hmm. That's serious still corporate But I just knew as an artist or as someone who needed a voice How else do I do it? I don't have the money to do the market and I don't have the money to do the videos So I need a new way to do that. So I'm gonna go and lean towards that. So I would think that Elliott you can still have a balance of still doing corporate while still planning for what the future. I mean, I sure question and I don't let's not do Elliott I'm about you know the saying after 10 minutes and every time y'all use an example is Elliott If you are you know, I'm you know, mama if you are a successful R&B act and you was torn in the world That last thing on your mind would be going to start a podcast a series right? That's not true It's not true. Okay. It's not I can't see Chris Brown or Usher right now saying you know what I want to go start a podcast Can I say something real quick? Are you listen when the times change? It's not easy to adjust at all You're sitting in a room when you're sitting within yourself and you're trying to figure out okay You're seeing this this going viral. This is a new trend How can I fit in in this world in order to keep it with the Jones's and it's not easy It's it's really a mental English, but it's that drive to not want to fail that push you to the next level That pushes you okay, and you just throw shit into the stick. That's how I do it. Oh, I don't shit into the stick Let me try this. Let me try that. Let me do this in my way and and sometimes it's thick and sometimes it doesn't but That's true. I guess you could we all have fear like I have fear every day So I understand the fear of the unknown however is like When you're so good at something, right like even before the I could use myself as an example Before the streaming thing was going on. I was filming Pre-recorded videos Jay always say do the streaming thing, but I was afraid to do the streaming thing one I don't know what's going to happen on camera too. I don't want to look a certain way three There's just so many things that I didn't want to take a chance with and then the shit blew up And then when the people when you check your old emails and you look at the office that you had you say this of damn Why didn't take that offer, but on top of that I still got to go out there and get it So fuck harboring on that. What's my next move in order to mature in this space, so it's filled with everyone You know what I mean? So when I look at journalists when I spoke to star real quick He'll say that when I first when I started this star would say I started writing columns So start told me I wrote for this magazine and then it upgraded to They read it radio did it upgrade then it's keep adjusting So it's a thing I guess one other one other piece one other piece you said about the person that says I owe Podcasts come in let me let me try to jump on that sometimes when you setting your ways you think that ain't gonna last Yeah, and a lot of people will look at it. Okay, that's the wave right now, but that'll give it a year That'll be off in what what's been successful will always be successful true You don't really fast in fact they're in the part that that might replace this And sometimes the person that don't think of that they're the last one to find out that was me and now you playing catch up Stayed on TV so long. We had a conversation a couple patriots ago and Mark told Joe like yo had CNN offered me Oh, he told Joe he said yo if you came out and told me yo dog. I'll give you two million dollars a year as a salary I would I would sign right up. You know what I'm saying? I would sign right up and I wouldn't even I wouldn't even I wouldn't even pursue all of these entrepreneurial ventures because the two million dollars would give me a safe haven Even though I could go make ten million dollars had I potentially jumped out on my own two feet. Yeah, I'll take the safe two million dollars That's a lot of people bro. Yeah, that's most people You rather the security. Yes, yes, it's security also. I think another piece of this is I had a lot of pushback on what it's said That only that that's more peace that that's the part that we always Each makes that point a lot. Mm-hmm. Would I think somehow ties in the Okay, then then then get a job. That's that's that's what and that's what we're trying to do most people now. I know I you talk about me or most people No, I understand what you saying About people's comfort level and what they're used to, so they're going somewhere to get it what I'm saying is I agree apart right even if you don't view Journalism as a creative endeavor as an entrepreneur is your job to be creative in how you do something when you're an Entrepreneur when you're an entrepreneur, but if you get a check from somebody every two weeks It's a job entrepreneur. So now I want to stay in that realm with you Okay, if you get a check from somebody every two weeks and you comfortable in that and then you stop getting that check You're a panic moment. You trying to find the next check you trying to find the next check and I think that's a mistake But you should go get a job Would be happening people go and try to get a check in the endeavor that they're comfortable. Oh, yeah, you're good true, but wrong You I follow you, but it's important to paint it you lost me. No, no, I can be saying something different than it's Important what you really really not you didn't go any Feel I'll use me I Was working insurance lost my job my experience is there so what I'm gonna go do is go to another company that gives me the Allows me to do the same thing in that space. So someone that's a journalist. I lose my job here It's other media companies out there. So now I'm gonna run over there and when you go to them and they slam the door Now you're panic. Now you get to but now you but you say get a job No, no, so see again, it's a point it ain't even a career path Just become a part of working force To your point like I so let's use ice. He was in insurance Bro, your resume says I'm qualified to do these things in insurance. So that is your best Finding another job in that field. He not gonna now go try to be a teacher or go try to be a Yeah, like yo my job and all my resume say that I've been in insurance for the last 10 years That's what I'm qualified to do so that's where okay, so my breath is but there's no available red or there's no available insurance jobs What do you do then So I think just in closing I think we also have to re-evaluate What matters and what value is and I see this happen I hear artists talk about some other time when people are clown people going independent They would chase a major label deal even they may let even if they would have made more money on conscience I watch people, you know and my and she's clowned at it. Yeah, right people might you're literally clowning right people in my business Would love to be on TV and myself included even when I made way more money on the internet because it was still something about saying I Well, yeah, just prestige. You can't pay your bills and prestige. You can't feed your family which a lot of us chase or or a lot of people will Big up the attorney, right an attorney might make let's say 250 will big up the attorney But we'll turn our nose up at the plumber that makes 450 right because the plumber is snaking toilets and working and shit Literally and the attorney might be yeah, like I'm wearing a suit and tie, but I'm making double your salary And so that's just a mental thing where we are But when you get caught up as the attorney or in the case of A veteran journalist or a veteran at any field you might turn your nose up at these startups Thinking that they would never pop again, bro. You are a testament to that shit Niggas didn't look at podcast in the way they look at it today. They did not Mm-hmm and again your success especially in the black markets and urban markets your success may niggas be like Oh, shit and open niggas eyes up to a whole another venture that they could potentially embark on That was frown. That was shunned ten years ago Yeah, you niggas getting the motion of support dog Get you a little T cup Yorkie Get you a year get you one of them little Chihuahua Cut it up with at night if you have no It all all the best and we love him and we booties and all the journals best Feel to be for sure But if you're creative enough to write these long Watching some of the journalists try to have personality. Yeah. Sorry. Some of them is it do be funny But there's also ways you could fit in. I feel like as a creative I feel like there's always a way to figure out a way to make yourself I want to talk about something else your boy our boy friend of the show Tyler Perry shout out to you He is in the news again I don't know if y'all know but Tyler Perry gave his own family 60 days To find a job or lose financial support Now Perry is worth 1.4 billion dollars. I feel like that's relevant family being whom children or Cousins down to you an example. In fact, in fact, he gave a clip. Why are we can you run the clip? I texted I texted it to you in signal to you did a little He did the TP to you Let's hear it She said she wanted a job she was she would always call that super money I'm like, okay, I'll sit in my next listen. I want to help you. I don't want to help you build this thing not not the well-fair team So let me give your job. She was wasn't coming in calling in all the time Okay, we got to go because because you want me to hand you the money, but you don't want to work for it See that does it that doesn't work for me And it's the same way with my son like he's 10 years old like there's certain things that he wants He has to do chores and work for it I don't I don't believe in giving us things that are just gonna hand against us That is the worst thing you can do and I've had family members that I've done that too because My mother is asking me to and when she passed away in 2009 I said all of them letters saying listen you got 60 days to become gainfully employed because I'm not going to keep supporting you like 100% they all got jobs and it wasn't even jobs where they're making a lot of money But it was a job with something else for them to do feel surprised. It's the same thing. I would want somebody to do for me Thoughts I don't think he said anything wrong. No, either He's an older clip, right? Yeah, he said 2009. Yeah, I Don't I don't think he said anything wrong even when it comes to the kids like of course you're not making your kids work for everything But you are setting a precedent for your kids and and and gearing them up for the world where nothing is free So if you want this you want that if I'm asking you to clean your room And that at the end of the week you get $20 allowance whatever the case may be some of the I've read a book I forgot what the book was, but it talked about thing The Kennedy Kennedy's or the Rockefeller kids one of them What they would do with their allowance is their father would make them give a detailed account of where all their money went So if it was $10 you had to save 10% you had to give away 10% then the other 80% you could blow on bubble gum It didn't matter what you spent the money on you just had to keep a detailed account And what that did was prep them for the real world and train their brains to basically allocate where all their money was going to Keep a record of it. I think as a little kid when you are getting Chores it builds a level of responsibility in you Like so I'm not mad at who gets money for free, but I mean for y'all like is somebody in the family that gets it no matter what Yes, yes I mean children a little off the table because they they kind of legally have to do share my mother Yeah, and that's what I that's where I was going to go with it right because I think we probably all agreed it just Support growing as adults who yeah, she won't work in a pie factory, you know what I mean isn't like that's not a good idea But there are people in my life who even though I would want that for them They're still in protective space. I got cousins who if they don't work I'm giving them shit But if my mom were younger and and healthy and all of that and still say you aren't working Fuck you if you got 1.4 billion, I ain't working. Yeah, I would I would agree with my mom Your mother and your children I think aren't accepted you don't have siblings though, right? I Don't know if I would I don't know so that's why that's why I am because in that situation parents My sisters my brother. Yeah, I wouldn't I wouldn't give it to him Your sister says I'm not work it ever. I wouldn't require them. Yeah, I'm I can't I'm not going for it's not so much that it's a prop you know what because we always For me it's different because I don't have the option to retire my parents Yeah, so for me the next thing in line would be to retire But Tyler and you're hurting them you are I don't think you might be I don't I don't think I blame them I don't think so I think that their people who have worked their whole life They know what it is to work. They'd bust. They ask if I can now give them the rest of their life to enjoy And not have the bus they ask why not here you go. That's interesting. You know I you could work. I want you to work right work for me This is a family business now. I'm gonna bring you in even if I got to put you on school for business The second that you graduate you got a job I want you to now come over here and work for me. We build in a family business I'm not gonna just have you jet setting around a world and I'm just foot and that expense because now what happens is Niggas don't appreciate it. They start to become entitled and they take it for granted So now if I say no, you can't go to central pay next month now you tight You just went there. Be's the last month now you can or yo now I'm paying your car. No, I'm paying your mortgage I'm paying for your food. I'm paying for all your life experiences. I think that's crazy as an adult at that My mother and my father's a different story. Your children are a different story I think that any grown person shouldn't necessarily just be leaning on somebody else for all of the day So if you so you you make that stipulation to your cousins whoever your favorite cousin is Uncle or whoever and two months later He ain't living up to he ain't going to school just like Tyler Perry's people he ain't going to do another shit Now he's about to be honest like he's in the shelter. He calls you yo. I'm in the shelter I need a place to stay. What do you do? I'm gonna get him a studio apartment. Okay, so you're still gonna support him I'm gonna get you a studio apartment. You have to get a job and what you don't I'm a dude You're gonna get a lot of chances before I get out of the street I'm sorry. I'm gonna get to a place where I could look myself in a mirror once I cut you off and fill okay about I gave you a job and I gave you a car and I gave you all of these all opportunities I've made some phone calls and has to see even if it wasn't with me. I got relationships. Yo look out for my little homie right here Whatever and if you can't really fuck all that up gave you an apartment once I feel like I've done yes I can't say everything because of course everything would still be to take care of you, but Just underneath that yeah, at some point you got to you want your dog some people some people Like Imani said some people are different when you watch your family work for a long time with his cousins And I mean when you make it and you have the means to help them start a new life You want to do that? Yes, you're an enabling them, but you also want to show them that you're with family You can count on me. I want to help you change your life like how my life was changed And that's what a lot of people are doing the world. So even if you're enabling them It's it's you're in the middle flip if I pay your rent and pay your car No, and bought your groceries for three years just say three years Uh-huh if what if in that three years you didn't do anything to better yourself You're dummy What are we talking about like I'm helping you better your life? Sometimes people don't look at it like that cool, and that's and those are the people that I have a problem with That those are the people that I have a problem with like yo fam you because again What happens if that person passes away now? Yeah, and you know I will Completely dependent on that person and you ask out. There's the 1.4 billion play rule of the y'all Because again, you have enough expendable money where I could get your apartment in a car and do all of these things But I again at the end of the day I think that if this is Tyler Perry studios, you should want to be like yo I want to help out over here. I want to learn it's gonna want to learn that so that I could better myself and then now what I got Take care of your kids - right, and I got take care of your grandkids - like I think all of that shit comes in the play All right, so I want to move on just because there's another story here that I want to talk about There was a dude. He's in Brazil, but I've heard about the story in the United States - this dude is a brick layer in Brazil and He fell in love. Oh He's he traveled 1200 miles sold whatever he had To meet with this woman Jessica, his her name, and she promised him a home She promised some financial support so he traveled all the way over there to be with Really the love of his life, mm-hmm, and when you look at him. No, I mean, I'd like to you know, but you know Probably he deserves love - he deserves love and this is who we fell in love with Oh, man, that's not funny though. So he got there and He was looking for and couldn't find her he went to a local one of local news outlets to help find this woman sure and it turns out She was AI you got to go to the ethernet the fire Computer love. Yeah, she was Artificial intelligence. He was sending her money and all I'm not sure if he was sending her money but I know that he was so broke by the time he got there that he needed social services to come in the back home. Yo, I feel you money for him or I feel him yo dude. I've been on the search for AI bitch that you ain't know was AI for a minute You went through every comment. Yeah is this whole is that you know it the comments be in another language air big But I know that they'd be like I got that Yeah, they'd be like I got my hat I'd be like oh three more got more of these some of the AI bitches to get you Yeah, they got me last week. They got me just last week the little AI sign language girl on the Cardi B show. I look I Wanted to find a little white girl that was doing that sign language, but that she was AI she wasn't real The big silent walk it off. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I've seen that. Yeah went to look for Now we're and let me tell you some yo internet niggas niggas. That's for part me for a minute Yo niggas that's from the old school like my space and shit Their ability to find someone top notch Cheskins you know you put them on internet. I probably can locate where to fake pages the AI page I'm gonna get to I found the page it wasn't either. Yeah, it wasn't there. May I bitch it there. You give up your life savings though You got to be careful out there. Have y'all ever followed by the AI It is another little black is another little black girl that they putting in all the quiet all the little carnival shit in the carnival Alfies with them all fucking with the light on legs. Yeah. Yeah, you know the one. Yeah, you know the one Like that's fine. No AI shit fine. Yeah, yeah, I would I would I would I would I would If I was AI. Oh boy Try make me a AI if I was I was AI being gay I ain't the only thing we're looking for that little picture That ain't never having none of y'all what y'all never fought for the AI. I've never got no mark For what would you mean? Not to this extent, but have you ever even got a conversation with that? Yeah, thinking that they like oh No, not me. I have it no fallin' for fake page like Back in the day catfish. Yeah catfish. Yeah, bitch. Just catfish from my space nigger. What what that? Catfish was a big thing. I saw the room I saw the room under Miami nigger and she's like nigger What that's that's a fake page and for the stagging them. Let me go. Oh, wait yo. I ain't gonna lie. Please say that happy to be Miami I say yo. I will remember you she said Little fucking blackberry. She said nigger. No. Yo, y'all niggers out there flipper. It's a good point Y'all dudes out there That meet the fake version of shorty on Facebook And send her a couple dollars and develop like a real pen power relationship and fall in love with her Once you realize you got duped you can't deem the real girl and say yo, I was talking to the fake you We was in love or Facebook Yeah, it's calling that bitch be like and let me send you the fuck out of you loser You just gotta be careful out there. That's what you did never I was sharing. No, I was with stack You know, I do the same shit. I was doing they got stack. I niggas ain't nothing. I know her now I went up to my name was Morgan said nigger. No No, that was not me. She called a lot of niggas right there in Collins now I never forget that shit niggas roast cut my ass Why do you have you talk the most thing you got catfish a lot of times boy that heads if she don't mean nothing boy He don't use the internet. Yeah, you got caught a lot of time. You got catfish. No, you got him fucked up. Remember me. He hadn't they came Now you doing it is she's handsome. I'm not even I'm saying you want to be a man. You want to be down with it because you can't go get this in him. All right Yeah, he was saying it. I don't know. I don't know what you do to nigger. What did you say it? I wasn't saying I say nothing. I'm saying the niggas that was some of the niggas said it is you so the so the threads people got validity But the Instagram ones don't write something Instagram was ever bigger you up your wheels. I saw I thought it was fly Yo, do you know how far black planet and Mahente and white planet how and white planet how much it covered to think that we don't know Who was the nigga on there. He might have been a Jersey nigger. It's exactly. He said he was a local nigga, but I was yeah You get you ain't covering the whole ground of black planet and Mahente. That's what he said You know, niggas might have been the niggas over there. He was the nigga on the jersey. We never heard of him flip flip flip Tell them to keep banging niggas. All right. It's cool. All right. We good. Mm-hmm Now we did it. Everybody got walking. I've heard of you. Everybody got bitches We did it. Everybody got bitches. Nobody got bitch. Everybody got bitches Didn't the the new catfish is when the girl was really hurt But the last time you seen a shane have all the lip injections And then my fucking her nose was crooked, but it was sexy now. She got it straight to the European nose The Botox the all this shit going on. Yeah, that food. Have you seen it? Have you seen somebody that me like that little food? Have you seen some my season? Have you seen somebody that? Even though they had their little flaws. They still was pretty and then when they got it. I thought I'm all right. That's them to your question. That's it. That's my name. I don't yeah, I'm not a fan of that. Oh, yeah, we got a cool. We got you want to be down so bad. I'm a victim to you boy. Yo, some of them I think it is Yeah, look to me and talk We get hired to do them talk making them save you. Yeah, you think I need to say it. Obviously you think I need and I have victim to you. No. All right So act like it for my funny. Yo, I did go to see you can see everything. Oh, how was it? I did go to see Nathan Fielder Elizabeth Holmes you can see everything the 24 documentary that is in theaters write this second if I'm remembering right I think they opened up to like 16 million opening week and I want to say it's a documentary. This is a documentary But it's in theaters which is rare Okay, got a 99 on rotten tomatoes That means anybody Wait, the critics are the other the people. Yeah, is it the popcorn or the tomato? Any man any that's that's important and anywhere where you can review this thing They're saying that this is one of the greatest flicks of the year that you can go see so I did go to see it's a long flick Okay, it's a three-hour flick Oh, okay, and I made the mistake of going to see it at 9 30 because that was the only one available all the rest were sold out So I mean it was like a half review because I didn't see the whole thing because you know I fell asleep You know I fell asleep, but that first hour It was really good. It was really good mainly to me just because every time it seemed like Nathan Field There was about to get somewhere with Elizabeth Holmes the Haydnass new boyfriend would pop in and pull her away somewhere Hey, she got to go put the baby to sleep. Hey, we got to take her to go Fucking get some know who we got to go to supermarket. We got to go shopping We got to so the first hour was all of that and it was just hilarious like I was in that theater Dying laughing, and I wonder low like it was supposed to be a serious movie, but these two people her and her husband really do look like Kukus And that's really what the movie is about Hmm just them looking like kukus not really knowing that they looking like kukus and Nathan Fielders the man if you're gonna stand in front of him and be a kukus You think they did it on purpose? No, cuz they was being documented No, I think they have no no no no really cuz it was the small details like an hour one without giving the movie away like she was scrambling some eggs, so she was beating them in a bowl and he said baby Let me get that for you and he grabbed it and started beating it and Nathan Fielders zoomed in These niggas beat eggs like The way Nathan Fielders shot this cuz there was a lot of close-ups and a lot of all of that every single thing that they did Made them look kukus and here's the head banger pause, so I fall asleep By the time I wake up They got the girl that played her in the inventor story sitting there. I'm gonna see free whatever her name is She's sitting there talking and I don't know what you talking about, but I woke up like hey, how the fuck did we get? The fake Elizabeth homes up in so they was killing it into the movie round the applause from everybody in there I have to go back and see it again. I'll just walk in the hourly But what was it? It was where you sleep But you said she was three hours you saw the first hour to the first hour nap for the next hour and 15 maybe 30 woke up at the last 30 of us. Yeah, you're a good sleep, though It was a good sleep, but don't my sleep should not take away from the movie had a long day that day But that movie if you have time you should go check it out if you're in the docks if you're not in the docks Oh, I definitely see you mother your mother your mother your mother your mother. Yeah, also I turned doing that crystal lake. Oh god. I watch about 10 minutes. Good. I turned doing that crystal lake Wow, yo, it should look like some bullshit. It ain't it ain't you like it? Yeah, I like it. Well, I would not like it Okay, but here's where it gets a little funny and tricky - They've humanized Jason Voorhees. - It is. - Yeah. Even in the real ones, they humanized them. - I never felt that way. - Yeah, bro, he got thrown in the water. - But they didn't suddenly, they didn't really get to get into what he was. He wasn't that, if you watch all of the original, for not these shits when he started taking Matt Hatton and all that. - When his mom was the killer. - Yeah, yeah. - Like, kicking the radio. - Yeah, like dogs. - David, very good. - When you start looking at the original ones, yeah, he got torn in as a kid. - I think they tried to drown them and all that other shit. And that's what turned him into what he was. - Okay, but in Crystal Lake, which is really a story about the mom. - Yeah. - And how the mom was Queen Vaughn. - 'Cause she's the original killer. - Yeah, yeah. - The mom was spinning on shit. 'Cause I was like, yeah, why the fuck do I get about what Jason Vaughn was doing? - Boy, was I wrong. - Oh, you didn't. - Boy, boy, was I wrong. - Did they tell that in the first movie? - In the first movie, the first movie tells you that. - Awesome, here's the whole series of her killing people. - He had kids. - This shit is fine. But Jason Vaughn, he was like, he was a kid, with like dreams and fucking friends. And they was picking on him and he was playing with the toys. Look, mom, I'm a sword. And it's like, oh, look at this kid. And then he goes to the cabinet store laughing at him. 'Cause the form head, look at his head. And he's sitting there all sad. He liked the girl and the girl was trying to, it's like, yo, Jason killed these niggas, yo. You had to root for Jason. After you watch episode one of their way, y'all playing with this deformed head nigger? Kill them. Kill them. So yes, I'm only on episode like three. - What? - But is he? - I haven't missing some skills. - It's good. - Spooky season. - And Carrie. - I finished Carrie. - And Carrie. - Is that good? - Carrie's good. - I liked it. - Carrie and Chris DuLake during Halloween. - Not this time. Yeah, I've been looking for shit. - No, it's good. - They went deep into the Carrie story. They gave more context to how she had the telekinesis and all that other shit. - She's X-man now. - X-man type shit and there's other people with it. Like it's dope how they did it. I think the prom scene and how they reinvented that comparison to the movie went a little extra step up. Like it was dope and the actress was really good. - It's been watching Bubba's scar pattern. It's not Bubba. - It's just kind of, yeah. It's kind of. - Yeah, I didn't mean it. - But I had to finish it. - I had to finish it. - I didn't finish scar pattern. - Yeah, I didn't finish it. It lost me good. You said you watched it. - What? - Carrie. - Chris Belet. - I watched it. I cut it off. But I saw, like when. - 'Cause he was a little boy. - Yeah. He was a kid. He was a fun loving little kid that was running around and I see how they turned him into what he was. He had a facial deformity and you know, little kids are me. - Yeah. - You get what you get, man. - They don't need much more stories. - That's a way to sum it up. I guess that's what happened. Now I cut it off though. - 'Cause he was just killing me because of that shit. - Yeah. - Yeah, I get it. - Anyway, shout out Jason Boyes. - Shout out Jason Boyes, my nigga. - Yes, shout out Jason Boyes. That was fucked up. - Look how you take the story and turn a nigga to a hero. Nigger was a villain for all of these years. - Kill a lot of people, my nigga. - He could've, you kill all a crystal late. - You could've got to, you get back right there. - You went to Manhattan and beat up the box of Nigger. - He ain't doing nothing to you. - Yes, he did. - He was in space. - 40 times. - Spinning shit. On a drill. - You can't drill. - He can't drill. - He was drilling on random balls. - Come on, y'all. - Come on, absolute balls. - I'm positive. - I got a question they're gonna face for 47 times. He say, take your best shot. Gotta kill him. - All right, what else is up there? That's important. What else is up there? That's important. Tori Lase is suing the gel because it's the gel. Nah. - Got stabbed up, man. - Yeah, yeah. - He got stabbed 14 times. - In gel. - Two collapsed lungs. - In gel. - And he's saying that the warden. - Put him in gel. - He sue for, he sue for $100 million because it's saying that he shouldn't have even been in the same unit as the guy who stabbed him 'cause they knew that he and the guy had problems. - Like he should have been in a separate gel. - A separate unit. - He was saying that the guy was a violent. - Was a violent offender or something. - Yeah. - He's saying, getting stabbed up, just come with being in jail, Joe. - A nigga can't sue after that? - He's got to accept. - I mean, clearly, in America, you can sue over everything. You can sue over any and everything. So, yes, I support him soon. He should be able to sue, but when I read it, I was a little confused. - If you're a juror, you're not, you're not, you're not at all. When I was growing up, what he's suing for was part of the reason you didn't want to get there. - Yeah. - Maybe things have changed, somehow, down there. - I watch us. - Yeah. - Yeah. - The bee seen him niggas. - Yeah, that's what, yeah. - He's more than stabbed. - No, he stabbed me. - You make his stab. You make it. I mean, him niggas put the little Gillette blade on that end of the toothbrush. It happened to you out there. - Yeah, I disagree. - Yeah. - I can't. - I disagree 100%. I think you disagree with what? Did it happen to you and Jill? - No. - Then he can't sue that. - He can sue, he can sue. - And if I were your position, do you have a chance? - If we were in the same jury, we'd be arguing in the back room about whether he should get the money or not. - Do you think he should? - Absolutely. - Hell yeah. - He's under their supervision. Like, I don't gel. - Yeah. - Yes. - If jail, prison, whatever. - So, everybody that gets assaulted in jail should be allowed to sue. - No. I think if it's foreseeable, remember, his argument isn't, you owe me money because I got stabbed in prison. You knew that. - It's because you put me in a unit where I was, there was a high likelihood that I would be harmed and you allowed it to happen anyway. You were indifferent to it. - Let me ask you a question. And this is that rapper machismo shit that comes along with being a rapper. Don't you also have the option of not being in there and being in like the P.C. unit? - Protective custody. - Whatever you call it, I don't know what the shit called up. - You probably do. I have to read the brief to know if he has to be in there. 'Cause he could have had to be in there. - Sometimes they'll want to put you in there and certainly they can say no, I don't want to go in. - That's true, and I don't know if that's the case. - I don't know if that's the happen, what happened. - But as a structural issue, everybody can't be in P.C. 'Cause if everybody's in P.C. - Of course. - So at some point the prison has to be able to protect people who are in general population. If there's a foreseeable issue, I agree with you that you can't always see everything that's going to happen. You know what I mean, but, and this is somebody who doesn't, care for Tory lanes, and it's kind of cool that we on the opposite side of this issue. Whatever I think of Tory lanes, guilty innocent, whatever, I'm okay with you, did it or not. If you're in prison, you have a right to dignity, you have a right to safety. And unfortunately, in this country a lot of times, we act like once you're in prison, whatever happens to you happens to you 'cause you got yourself there, so you're like disposable. We did that with COVID, we do, we make jokes about (beep) in prison. We make, you know what I mean? Drop the soap, you know, like, you know, when people talk about bad food conditions, back when people were suing in the '90s for like fix it, you know, for like not having proper foods when we went to Salah Bar, you know, they made jokes of it, then they made like the prison litigation reform act to make sure that prisoners couldn't sue. And I just think-- - What's why I ask the question of, is it anybody, do you think it's anybody that gets assaulted, or is it because he's-- - I think if it's for lanes getting assaulted. - No, if it's foreseeable, if I get locked up tomorrow, and you get locked up tomorrow, you know, illegal parking, whatever, right? We in there. (laughs) And they know me, and they know me, you got an issue. And they know me, you got an issue. And I'm like, yo, this nigga I used been trying to stab me for years, you know what I mean? Only thing separating him is ish, right? And now we in the same cell, and then you stabbed me. Is that how they went? I don't, I don't-- - His argument in his lawsuit is that this was a foreseeable problem. They knew me and his dude had an issue. - I'm agreeing with it being foreseeable, 'cause you're in jail. Yeah, he probably, it's just saying it's off camera, do you mind if I repeat what you just said? It's said, he's gonna lose. I agree, they make it real hard for prison to sue. I'm just saying it's off. - It's not even that. It's set to precedent for anybody to get stabbed in the jail now. - That's what I was saying. - To now sue every penitentiary in the country. - And then they have to stop people from getting stabbed. They have to take measures to stop people from getting stabbed. - They're not gonna stop people from getting stabbed. - I know, I'm saying it's fucked up. I agree he's gonna lose the case. I'm saying he shouldn't lose the case. If what he's saying is true. - All right, so let me ask you, right? And again, I'm not pro jail. So now you're gonna set a precedent that every time somebody gets punched in the face, they get sued for assault. - No, I'm not saying that. Again, the foreseeability part of it is what I'm talking about. Violence is gonna happen anywhere where you got a bunch of people, especially if you got a bunch of people who are prone to violence. I'm saying if it was known that me and you got the beef, and you put it in the same section, that's a different issue. - It's not that he had beef with the dude. His claim is that the prison officials knew the dude was dangerous. And you shouldn't have been near me. They didn't have beef. And then he's also saying his celebrity status made him a target. That's possible. - Sorry buddy. - So those, he was stabbed approximately 16 times. He claims that they knew the prison, knew the attacker was dangerous. He alleges guards failed to intervene quickly enough. And he says his celebrity status made him a target. - And I think all of the things are true. - Yeah, you're gonna be a target, Monday. - I would still say. - I don't think you skid. 'Cause I'm not, I just don't think that's enough to sue them. - If that's the case, puff got a case. - Yes. - And anybody that is wealthy or anybody that is a high profile figure has a case now. - Yes. - Also, if that's your stance again. - I don't think I don't think I'm there. - My source to say that, we have our sources. What I'm reading says that he did have, that there was some issue with him in the guy. But let's assume that's wrong. And let's assume that you're correct, right? And that he and the dude didn't have an issue. But he's saying, his point is still, this is foreseeable, right? I'm high status. - I'm visible in his due to his serving life and dangerous as shit. - Yeah. In this same thing, we see with assaults and sexual assaults in prison. - Same exact thing, right? - Yes. - Certain populations, queer, full, transferred. They're like, if you put me in this unit, this is a high likelihood, this is gonna happen. I think think we should do that. I think we should be charging prisons to protect the people inside of them. And I think if it was a hospital, if it was a school, nobody would be bugging out about saying, we need to protect these people, but somehow because they committed a crime, we act like now it's okay to kill them, or it's okay to stab them, or it's okay to assault them. And I'm saying we can't, the rule shouldn't change 'cause I committed a crime. 'Cause otherwise, I'm getting tore, that's another punishment that I didn't get convicted. - It's hard. - You got a rule change when you commit a crime. - But they're not supposed to. - You can't go get a juicy juice from the fridge. - Yeah, but see, the rule should change once. - Everything changes. - Not just that, if you murdered four people, right? Society's not gonna feel about you the same way, they feel about somebody in a hospital. And if you are thinking that you should have the same exact sympathy, or empathy for you that somebody that has cancer, you are sadly missing. - No, no, no, no, but that's changed the argument. I'm not saying, you should have the same sympathy. I'm saying I should have the same safety. You don't have to give a fuck about me, but you don't have to protect me. The cancer, obviously I have more sympathy than the serial killer, but neither of us should get assaulted in prison. - Now this thing said, if this thing solely said, prison guards didn't break this up soon enough, so therefore I was stabbed even more than I should have got stabbed, then they're not gonna break it up, then cool. - 'Cause the prison guards didn't say that. - No, but the prison guard is not gonna put themselves, he said they were not answered, 'cause the nigga is swinging the knife. - No, but what he said is the prison guards weren't around like they should have been, they weren't even on the post. - Yeah, so basically, y'all got a bunch of violent people, you got somebody who's vulnerable and y'all don't watch, y'all they're playing PlayStation in some shit, right? - That's what had to, that's how Jason drew him. - I brought, I hate to tell you, that's the most prisons in the country. If you got, if you got, let's say you got 150 dudes on one pop. - The light of guard went to get some dick. - Mm-hmm. - And then the mom had to run it, they tried to get it. - And now the kids are 110, so I'm gonna hit the same shit. - You got 150 prisons on the pod. You might have two CEOs. - Yeah. - That's not adequate. - That's a problem. - That's the problem. - So what are you supposed to have? - More CEOs, enough CEOs to know I can stand. - It's impossible. - The same way we would guess it, y'all. - Why is it impossible? - The same way we would guess it. - The same way we would look at schools. - No, why is it happening to kids too old class? - Yeah, I'm gonna teach you too old class, y'all. - That's why I catch you so hard when she goes. - I'm gonna answer you. - Yeah. - I don't have a problem. 12 people not gonna stop, you said 10. So 12 CEOs is not gonna stop 150 people that want to do something to somebody from doing it. - I'm not saying you're a perfect situation, but we know that two is impossible. - Two is impossible. - Two is impossible. - Yeah, but 10 isn't. If you're doing, whatever the number is I'm saying, let's come up with it. But my overall point I was just saying for the last time is for me to problem is we don't even try to protect prisoners. Because we feel like whatever you're doing, you're not worthy of it. - It's like society trash. - Yeah. - And that's unconstitutional. - I agree with that. - I mean, you get in there making albums in front of people face. - No. - You get in there for fucking playing vocal. - Eat? - Yeah. - Yeah, that's a bad place to be looking like you about to succeed soon. - Come on, show 'em. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, do the show. - Look at that. I'm not there to a book A by a show that's like your dog. How much you wanna do in front of prison? - And I don't condone Tory Lanez being stabbed. - I don't. - I don't. - Glad he's all right. I'm glad he's well. I don't wish him good luck in his case, but jail. It's jail. It's fucked up. - But I mean, now let's see a show. - And that's what Mark is saying. That's the problem. - He's even thinking that. - Yeah, and because I think I work with a lot of people in death row and have- - Me too. - And a lot of death row. - And a friend. - See, that thinking for me keeps me out of jail. Same. - It's not, I don't look at it as bad. - No. - No. - Check that can happen in there means that, you know, I wanna do that. I wanna go there. - But- - From the below me saying to the dinner option. - It's all the motherfuckers that didn't do nothing that end up in there. - To the pain. - To the pain. - To the pain. - To the pain. - Yeah. - That ain't a 10-cent per year. - 10-cent per year. - Yeah, I ain't, I don't job with nothing to go on. And jail, the niggas you see. Normally the people I was avoiding, that's who I see. They rate the all fuck. I got myself in there. I got myself right in there with this thing, guys. - He been in it, so this thing was open, I'm sorry. - I'm sorry. - I'm sorry. - Wait up, I'm sorry to reiterate what I said. - Then the niggas come up, dude, yo, what gang you in? Y'all not in no game. - I'm swissin' it. - I'm swissin' it. - I'm swissin' it. - You in a gang now. - Now, now you in a gang. - Let's ask you that again. - Or if you in a gang now, when the other gang approach you, you have to still rep your gang. Like, nothing about jail rules is an incentive for me. - Now. - Nothing sad. - But I like waking up in the morning and going to a curing. - But it's fucked up for the man in a little coffee. Did you say curing? Yeah, I will fuck you up. If you still drinkin' out of a curing and you have 30 days. But, have that shit me in parks got you? Oh yeah, we just talked about that. - We did. - It's in a box. - Oh, gosh. - It's in a box. Good man, I'm construction done. - Oh. - Okay. - It'll be open. It'll be open to you. Trust me, I'm not letting y'all go half on the gift for you to stay in a box. - It ain't the money of it. - I actually value your experience. - No, I'm sayin', y'all two coming together, I'm not just gonna take that for granted. I'm gonna open it as a good gift. I am going to use the gift. - So you don't open it 'cause you got construction going on? - You got construction there? - I get that. - You don't wanna dust in your fuckin' espresso. - That's true. - I'm telling you something. It's not my fault you don't believe anything I say unless we're talking about bitches. But, yes. - Actually, he never put me in jail in that. Y'all have a daily argument about that. - Why you was always asked me if the pussy was good? - Oh, yeah. - Nah. - Help me out. - You're done with it. - You said you don't believe somebody. Why would you even ask? - She crazy. - Oh, what else? - What else? - What else? - What's up, bro? - Got a question for you. - All right. - I do. - Early we were talking about off camera, about battle rappers and uproar. - Yeah. - Oh, I just saw the screenshot that easy to block Captain posted. Where he accused surf of, I guess wanting help with his round against Cortez or whatever. And I just saw what I was up here. What is your opinion on that? - So I have this. - Okay, get it. - Easy and surf kind of been going back and forth. And then easy went on to say he helped write some of the rounds. - Yeah. - And surf did a space and was like, "Yo, you were gun titles and that's what we do." Like, we come together and you know, you would help each other out. So a lot of people, like, took that as weight a minute. What? It's almost like Santa Claus not real. - I feel like I've seen that a lot too. Roam Street's gun some shit. - Yeah, he got hit. - Because once that happened, people started chiming in. 'Cause to a lot of people, battle rap was the last place where it was just you and your pen. Like, you can't get help. I mean, again, this is an outsider of you. - Yeah. - You better not, nobody better not be writing your rounds or writing or like, no, all you got is your pen in battle rap. So when he said that, you Roam Street's, and I saw a lot of people just chiming in like, "Wait, what?" - So if you say a line and I said, "Yo, dawg." And you could have said this and then might have hit harder. Pause, like, that's a bad thing. - Again, for an outsider, I've never written a battle rap, but that's what you hang your pen on. It's like, these are my bars, these are my lines. - I'm pretty sure that I heard Mook and Rex and Lux talk about, you know, growing up together and spawn with each other and helping each other become better and better. It's not uncommon that battle rap clicks or people who hang out with each other help and train lines together. That's not uncommon. - But they ain't you saying squarring. - I don't understand what these people are saying today. It's not uncommon. - Because, and, 'cause how do you think, how do you think that, back in the day when they came in and they regurgitated their verse, the person that was next to them, they knew the whole verse as well. - 'Cause they heard it. - They heard it, but they also practiced with each other. - Hearing your verse and me help, and us coming up with the verse together, are two different things. Your battle in Joe. - Yeah. - Right now, I am. - You battle in Joe, but you, Mark, Ish, and I sit around and collectively come up with your verse for Joe. - Oh, we got you. - That's different. That's how people are taking that statement. - I don't know. - Yeah, I got it. When easy made a statement, it wasn't, he said, "Yo, I helped you write your verse," and serve basically, "Confront me. "Yo, that's what we do. "We help each other write our verses." - That word helped a lot, is doing a lot of work in that sentence. I need to know what helped me. - And that's how people are taking it, because again, we're talking about battle rap, which is like the last thing. - It's a percentage thing, I think that-- - You can give a nigga a line or two. - I agree. - That's crazy. - But I also understand why you can let a lot of us do it. I see why people would look at this a certain way. - When you was by on "Hallow," you was working on "Surfing" them. - You always said, "If you were Spongebob." - No. - Like nothing? - No. - Okay, I didn't say that, I didn't say that. - But how you said it, y'all was just boring. - 'Cause I remember y'all was, we were together. He was more like coaching. But that's different from what you're saying, as all I'm saying. He was doing like a coaching thing. He was-- - On the performance side. - Yeah, he was trying to help with the performance aspect and how to deliver certain lines, not with any of the actual lines or the writing, but again, I wasn't in part of a writing camp or battle rap crew. This, all this, Battle rap shit to me because it's talking about out there to for me was a non-starter because anybody in of Crew you would think you're doing that they're doing that if you're in a crew I heard Cortez pop out and say I never did that. I don't know Cortez to have ever been in a rap crew Her hollow pop out and say yo, I never did that Cortez was a man for number four. Hey, you couldn't bar and alarm for man Different styles different style, which is also why like easy might be doing some mislead and gem Maybe you I'm sure you did help when you was in the crew, but stylistically, they don't sound nothing alike Think nothing alike deliver nothing alike, so what what's the what's the help? What's the help? We was in slaughterhouse nobody helped write nobody's rhymes But if you thought somebody said something that could be delivered differently or said differently You would help like I don't I don't yeah like I I again, I think people are just hearing this and Amiss all of the talk especially again going back to battle where there's almost people are interpreting this as damn near ghost right And it that could be the furthest thing for me trying to discredit my son because he just came home I don't think it's just I don't think it's a surf thing. They wait. They wait. They waiting to see my boys slip up They when they wanted to stay true to the art for them Joe. You know what battle rap come from the art form is you you know You write your own rhymes. I guess that's what they're saying But I've also heard a lot of the old school battle rappers from back in the days Have friends and spa with their friends and they they're all right. You said like this. Oh, he put this line here and Next they had the issue with I guess it's taboo to some of these new niggas. I don't know We're speaking to people there right there own rhymes Oh Got brand-new kid rock featuring Eminem That kid rock Christian album and we only playing it because we didn't think that Eminem was gonna be on here It was a lot of talk about who would be appearing here. We go. Let's go All right, I should have the fuck up you rock. Oh, you want to skip to the Eminem? Yeah, I didn't play this to fucking hear cute rock Here we go The here was 1997 when I was writing a silver lining finally a tiny light is shining But it's the right is blinding. Yeah, the fight for room release party for my CD the slim shady EP kid came to see me I was nobody came to my show to see me was dope cuz it seemed like a sign from Jehovah to me When he showed up with see gave me hope and told me to keep going. I did Three months later, we both in California. I stayed at the same apartment the other ones and he was recording at the same studio Could it be another sign? I don't believe in co-incidence brought us closer to each other. We did the fuck off track Never got the fuck off track. We go from the deep and I never forgot that so when you see someone like me having rocks back It's both of us beat off a rock outside far back. We go this if we wasn't been over. RIP the joke to the scene from shock ran to the rock back My homie and me. He is my brother. Not my political enemy. Be out to the beat. We broke this photo to believe in G.O. to the D however you hold it a lean liver roller and evangelical can agree. It's got first palm of the free I would say he tried. I don't think that he did. I don't think he wanted to do that verse one bit. No, oh man. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. That's the one. That verse gave you thought number one. Yep. Yeah, he can like he can rap like He was just fucking saying how good of a friend kid it's and he tried man he tried sort of but you can't make chicken salad chicken He did the best he could. The third thing for me real quick. I'm gonna move out of it. It's just I also don't respect the choice. I'm saying the beat's not great and the story is telling I get it but it's not that interesting. But he's such a skill rapper that it's compelling as I want to listen to. For me, I was more like listen to him technically than that. You know, I mean anything else. But it's actually saying you saying you listen to the I just I was more compelled by the technical part of okay. I was wondering where he was going with it. And he didn't really go anywhere. Just a long story about how they cool and you know, you know, whatever. But like I'm like don't do this no more man. And that whole line about you know, that's my brother. We're not political enemies. The fuck that. That's the one. I can't respect that. That's the ball. That's the ball right there. The fuck that bar the fuck that idea that's the ball. That's it's not good. You can't say good music That's not good. Yeah, if you were just always say it. It's all right. That should give us classics. I said it's all with ass And still makes good music. Yeah, this is just out it. This is just ass. We said that all right. Let's start it with this song is ass All right, my man. Yeah You got something to say my G I'm waiting to y'all go. I'm going out. We are niggas. We wish niggas are quiet Okay, the song is horrible. Okay. Okay, song is absolutely horrible Cuz it's kid rock. Yeah, it's a kid rock song whoever's doing hook is trash Yeah, the fucking kid rocks verse is trash. All of these shit is trash. It's horrible I'm also with Mark. I don't know if I love the choice. Yeah, he'd have to do that I don't love the choice. He didn't have to rap with kid rock You could have let that nigga go ahead on about his business had to stand by and say it but I understand that I understand the sentiment. I just don't think it was good Yes, that's like the sentiment is a good idea outside of the song being trash and horrible and it being kid rock and not agreeing with the decision I thought he absolutely smoked that verse. Mm-hmm. I thought that verse was great. I thought really yes yes Kid rock verse was so bad on it that I was anticipating Hearing what the fuck him was about to do it, but if you fuck with him. This is a 2000 and that's just flow. I am yeah, if you put a better hook on there and let a hip-hop That's his beat and hook put skyla gray on there, but and rap better on there, but I thought he wrapped well. I thought he smoked that verse in terms of rapping ability. Yeah, like saying Cuz anybody's gonna say you're why the fuck? Well, most people say well, I would say why the fuck did he choose? To do this song right so here in him take the approach of trying to explain Not only why he did the song, but How kid rock helped him out early in his career? How they met here, but then they ended up over here and just happened to be in a studio. You know, it's all a few different stories in it And to keep going with that Ultimately geo to do to do the deal. Another great story tell as a rapper another great story. Yeah, yeah And he told one here and if I'm only judging M&M as a MC. I thought he did better than anybody else can do on that He they gave him nothing to work with. Yes, that's why it started. It gave him absolutely nothing Yeah, it was nothing to work. But him I didn't like his like as a rapper. I just didn't like that. I didn't like no as a rapper He ate yo, I'm talking. I want to kill him too. It's better to get right I hate the decision. I want to come in here and fucking kick this shit in the back Park told me a horrible was days ago. So I put it on expecting to hear like the worst of the worst and Then when he came in I was like actually first time listening to it this morning. I heard it this morning This is my first time right now live here in it. I heard it this morning while my barber would fucking cut me like what the fuck? You got on but the M&M care he he he he he smoking. It's tough to do that shit that he does. It is it's very very very very hard to do that It's tough to make a really handful of people I could do that and stay like in that same pocket and Not the pockets. It's that just but lyrically all of that seems that's that's to keep that syllable flow one beat like a metronome like he's just he's unbelievable even when the song is the worst it could possibly be Like I hate I hated a M with Kendrick. Oh That shit he did on that record, it was like yo, yo, let me close my Love game I should have like a greasy shit in the bag, but I also I also don't love rap god Em I don't love but it's a skill to it But I love rap god him but em when he is saying something and not just showing you that he could rhyme every syllable in the galaxy When he's saying something I don't think he's fuck that white boy. I agree with that. I'm with you there I'm with you there shit that last project. Um, that's good music to be murdered by I like that when I dropped that was the last one The last one was slim. Yeah, he dropped he dropped. Oh, that's right. That's right. That's right. I hate it Return to slum shady some shit that was music to be murdered by I'm going to that album That was also good that album was vintage him. I came in there. I said it. I said it. I said it the death of some shade That was it was I ain't like that one His lyrical miracle bag is is you know, it's it's it's a lot. So sometimes it can feel like you just didn't but he's saying some shit every time he do it to continuously do it the way he does it That's he's doing it with intention. Yeah, I am the rapper. I'm in awe of People that can make a word rhyme with another word that don't rhyme with the word. Yeah, it's very very very From that whole ultimately part on is like yeah, where are you even getting this shit from he's a syllable King. Yeah, yeah, that's fair Yeah, did you check out the way enjoyed to no one here? Sure, okay. I thought we actually did pretty good. Also very bad song Oh my god Or no way about to eat Oh, no, they got way fucked up Turn down Way is about to eat you did I Sounds nuts. I am because he way no Lina One dollar for seven years and ever in my relatives my relatives like we're in a period thing you're a kid so I live in living on some get to live and I get to give an extra tip He did a lot of it. Let's go away. No, I'm also dog shit to work with he body. Yeah, if you gotta do some kid rock. That's how you got a step though. Yeah, like them they can smoke them. Shit. Yeah, he's a big boy. Oh, though. I wait versus I Way beat was a lot better They were to work with in terms of like melody like M. Shit was like super like yeah, but did he do that? Who am I don't think he did the beat The way he did the verse the way his flow was he intentionally did but the beat was so rigid that it's hard to fucking find a pack This at least has some shit moving around in it that you could get funky with it And I think I'm could have gotten funky. I think you could have too Challenge all y'all to go and yeah My point is man Wayne Wayne Wayne words. I like Wayne on that for sure, but is this all right smoke is this a Christian rap? I heard yes. I heard two verses on this. I'm really not fucking with it because you're trying to still Kanye swag man Kanye did this Or the fuck out of here Kirak. I mean a lot of people Well, I'm just saying fuck out of here for this project. I don't fuck with Kirak any fuck at it I'm agreeing with it and it exists that everything about good right correct. I'm just saying getting is only having them rap in a God don't feature to keep them to themselves though. I mean, I'll never hear him again. Never. I'll never hear I'm gonna let y'all heard it the one time, but I mean You know, I think it's cry If I'm a rapper, I'm not doing it. I just I'm not doing it You want to hear the everybody ain't meant to be a rapper not everybody ain't meant to be a rapper But I do think if everybody Road a verse They would have a different respect for rappers. I agree. That's all I be trying to say I'm not trying to say oh you can't do it Motherfucker everybody can't do it, but to try to do it to some of this shit It's tough. Yo, man, niggas in you. Yo, I'm with the hook on it. Well, I'm sure you'll need you on this big bro Bro, I'm just It is a nightmare somebody who you gotta give the verse, so I'm not saying I don't know about King Rock am But that's what I'm talking. Yo big bro. Need you on this I left 40 I left 40 blank at the end and my verse is there ready get inspired. I think it'll be dope cuz like I'm a Republican and you're not Never mind. Just doing it to a song. Just try to write period. It's tough. Yeah. Just try to write It's tough. It's tough. That's all I got him and then smoke that shit. I want to kill him. I heard the new Drake demo I heard the demo That's not the Drake demo It's absolutely immaculate. Oh, yeah, this is Me Blown me back Oh, good heart Yeah, it's tricky. I don't know. I think that what is the but I'm so that's the hook is there's K live I forgot what his government actually met him before he worked on Beyoncé records like he's not nobody. He's a producer and a songwriter He alleges that he worked with the song the producers of the Drake record that came out. Okay, and they took the shit and put it out He sent it to them a couple months before or like a half thing and he didn't give me any credit. Oh, he didn't get no credit Okay, okay. I thought we were just trying to stay last week still in it. No, no, no They still have the conversations about oh, he's not right. It's like yeah, like we've got a hook Avile Hirschfield. Yeah, this producer I live Hirschfield is the gentleman's last guy's name. Yeah, no, it's still yeah, pay that man It seems like it's an incredible it seems like something got lost in the sauce with the producers probably took it and redemode it in It seems like there's probably misunderstanding although the Drake side is saying we don't know this dude. Oh, this is all untrue I think that he wrote that shit. Catch me out And clearly this is one of the more if not the most popular song yeah, that is it is I need my credit and I need my I need my So you're gonna just I'm talking about it from him. Why though? Cuz I'm me Joe, I'm gonna hold no more stock no more. No, not just that The other other reports you hear they'd be saying like the nigga is mad giving or comedy into artists So they hear that. Yeah, it's weird. I again, I feel like it's probably a lost in translation things Did you go through other means to try to reach out to rectify this first before releasing the demo? Cuz I'm gonna keep it a buck if you do the whole this shit, I might be on your type of time and also Like I don't know what's going on. I got the record. What a court I got the record through some other means producer sent it They didn't let me know that you did it if that's possible then I could see it being a mix up But if you knew that you got it from this nigga and you just dubbed them then you just gonna keep it sort of like that play here's again, please. Yeah I need to see if all the words are the same I believe that you know Doesn't matter though. Yeah, no, it matters to me. It doesn't matters to me So so so now it matters to me It's because the words are exactly the same if the words are not the same and the melody is not the same then See that's what I was talking about But if they were not then we both heard the original record lickie Lee should yeah We both heard the original and we both inspired by it and we both used it But this one you heard, but this one yeah the words are exactly the same and the effect not for nothing is the same And that that means something to like you say Yeah, it is an established producer here or DJ as you say right? Because because I'm not putting this on him, but if they're worried I would feel differently for sure exactly You know somebody who run that game today and be like I go make this shit yesterday. Right? Yeah, if it wasn't I couldn't miller him Yeah, the Quinn Miller. Yeah, I always suck y'all to even I say something that man people out there thinking But you say it that's like this is the very first time this has come up with drink not Aubrey Whole room so it's done That was how they did Quinn that was what that was fucked up. Yeah, that's what we suck in a T4 Well, that's after what how they treat how you got dirty in that situation both the fell part He didn't leak on you that stuff He didn't ask to be put on a spot about any that all he did was he did the job. I'm saying what a drink do fell to him I'm talking about how he got how he got treated after that. Oh, you know that was horrible. Yeah That's what I was all about. I got did but I mean drinking out and then it's shit Meek did and some other people that you ever name list Okay Okay Plop me back Yeah, that's your heart's great hook If I went outside and got a new car and you say y'all got something I'm working on Yeah, and I gave you the effect on it and I'm bigger than you Just like a uber driver with a hot hook. Yo, that's fuck. Who gonna put this to better usage you on me. Yeah, yeah, you Pain yeah, and then pay me You write go blow that shit up Come on, man, you still got a chair for the little man's out here. I do but it's fun to get to say. Yeah, they're gonna It's funny to be like Dead on that. No, I pay that man Good luck with that that line works often in the music business You know pay me pay somebody Yeah, do you want to bring up on Cardi B tiny desk at all? Why not? We can let's bring it up I don't know why I see it can the man got you bringing up all the girls You better shout somebody out ABC good. Yeah, um, no Cardi B dropped a tiny desk. Um, yesterday Give me a little rock and roll bow that yellow. Yeah, that was a little weird, but I like that shit sound by it Hey You're tiny dead. Let the fucking curses play that's crazy With that girl girl make that Hey She been doing it. Yeah, she yeah, yeah, okay, but uh, um, I like One of the songs that you didn't play that I liked that she added was the man in your words joint And she had the vocalist singing the background. It wasn't a song that I thought she would do at the tiny desk But I like how they chose certain records that they know would hit with the band and all that Adam Blackstone again Yeah, like that shit was her energy was dope the back of the liver. You dope the background You shouting out a by else I'm surprised you and Mark ain't bringing this up if you're taking me to do it Uh, you ain't let me get around. No, I didn't Where I got you a mark My body You say I'm out your way nobody think about you over here. I'm black and I'm proud the skin James Brown The body is smoking no black and mal like me a girlfriend like 20 times. We live when I see shirts going The first thing I did check my account. Let's sing on my mind wasn't made up. I make a card you in the store my body is That should flow is flowing that move. Come on. Yeah, she killed that If you're not gonna say no positive She absolutely smoked that motherfucker Again, I don't sound like none of the other shit I was here the visual again looks great down sound like none of that same song stuff I was saying that's true. That's not like old new song that's peace. That's not like a new song right there. Yeah, I never heard that's that's I'm not doing what ice is doing that's fire to me. Yeah, come on. I'm telling you this fire me Got to eat crow some song. No, I don't I'm picking on the last shit. Crow is good. Crow is eye. I don't know. Crow is eye. I don't need a little sad song on that bitch I don't need a little double a little double a little slow country sweet so she might do something dope I'm gonna say it's dope. I don't care who it is. No, she as she killed it and that record was fired Shut the man. She out the mag man. Listen man. Good day today Hey Back when how you started your album used to mean something They got open this up like this Yo, and they got opened up a double disc like this Come on, man. Stop playing with him. Brooklyn without Brooklyn. What up? I'm sitting in the crib dreaming about a little jets of food With all shoots and how to sell wreckers like snoops. I'm interrupting by a doorbell Three-fifty two who the hell is this? I get some quick cops my shit stop the dogs from barking Make check what you want to watch I've seen before my never seen used to swing on the 16 floor jacket. I look deeper I see blood up on the sneaker. It's like Rick. We're gonna fucking pizzas and it's all right It told me see rock just got hit up at the peak. You know, I have a died and fucking Mona Lisa nigga See rock just got hit up in the beacon nigga. Yeah, fuck is he talking? With this nigga talking this shit Hey No, I have no songs we could bring up and they're gonna be laughable All right, we got that place What can I have your attention? There's just a few things that I Young people this is treated like a prostitute. I know that just became trendy, but he been doing it I got flip I got flip here. We go. Let's just go to the one for flip It ain't that we can say this Oh now you fucking fast Live it. I like you the clown slick Rick without his music Well, I can't leave the music. I can't leave me alone. No, you can't lose my blood. He know he that nigga. Look Here we go I'm a star and I'm justice, dude And people wherever I go night they are too short They live the little boy who was misled By another little boy and this is what he said He used to go make some cash So you're making a bet They did the job when he came with me My boy couldn't stop playing at a disease He wrote a love letter and another letter And a mother tried to rob a man who was a D.C. on their cover He said he'd still boy and don't eat the static Stop playing with me Stop playing with me Stop playing with me What did he say? I'm telling you, Jordan did the beat Where is it? Where is it? So he goes back and ran around the block He ran around the block He ran mine That's one of the best stories ever told That's one of the best stories ever told And you can visualize the nigga running Ducking, come on, stop Should it go to the party? You should rank it That's one of the best stories ever told It is the fact Still Right Listen, you can put this in or anywhere I'm with y'all Hopefully you've enjoyed this episode As much as we enjoy delivering it to you Keep us in your prayers, Lord knows we need to beat in Until the next time we bid you a do-fear Adios, the re-bederchi, I'm still a beast to our block So long about, a simple head now, a suffice Remember life is a series of moments and moments bad So let's make this one last as if it's all we Still in clips, see us playing No situation, precisely So we knew exactly who we facing Kid named Jason, in the heart of station Wagon with ragged I'm out almost hooked right now Rock has a grip, so they formed up a clip A small crew, while the time I was locked up with you Truly But your legs are let me proceed I'm going from them kicks you high Get them bullet through in the breeze Yeah, it was like it, a lot of time Loona fuck up, deep rock, whip, home, and jig I stuck the fuck up Ah, one of my last but certainly not least Actually, I'm paying too much attention to this Go nicks tonight, man Sixers, man Go nicks tonight Jealousies are motherfuckers Your weed, jealous motherfuckers If you're jealous motherfuckers You're just a weed, motherfuckers See when you're on the top, motherfuckers Yeah, motherfuckers Ah, that though, 'cause in this jingle That's what I'm bringing things back to Huh? All right He says it's hard to get rid of the fuck I said it's hard to give it a fuck, being And believe that is Too many things today he had Attached too much That voice? Sorry Yeah, you nigga, I'll be in the crib Yeah Fucking talk, man But you know there's a thing that people try to do That whole thing of get rid of people Not playing their music, but he just has so much I need the company Hopefully y'all enjoyed this broadcast As much as we enjoyed delivering it to you Whatever I got going on this week Anybody got going on this week Didn't hit in Filly for the 6th home game Today? Tomorrow 6th is Cleveland, 6th is Home Open Yeah, they got it I'll be in Florida Maybe Oh, you a flip tank of turns again I'm gonna see my son We don't take turns Take your turns again What? I'll tell you He said whisper boys And the whisper boys You ain't telling me, nigga You ain't telling me There's barcass ain't but inside jokes, man You ain't gonna share He knocked something down again He knocked something down He knocked something down and we ain't no bad Yo, E for him He knocked something down He knocked something down Or he knocked something down and we ain't no bad Yo, E for him He knocked something down He knocked something down He knocked something down and we ain't no bad Yo, E for him He knocked something down ♪ Praise the praise for my dear boy ♪ (buzzer) (laughing) (mimicking) (cheering)