EP 36: LA & NDA's

0:10 A lot of shipping on so let's grab a ball. A lot of running, a lot of mum, so let's grab a body. Everybody wanna be let's wip a body. People wanna spend it. Let's rip a bullet. They really wanna come a badly. Let's rip a body. Let's rip a body. Let's rip a bullet.

0:37 Let's rip a bullet.

0:39 Let's rap about it. You already know what it is. You know what we're doing, man. Let's rap about it. Brought to you by Playmaker, presented by Prize Picks, America's number one sports pick app. Let's do it. Let's toast about it. Let's toast about it, baby. First BT Awards. My dogs.

0:54 The weekend. Let's rap about it. First time at BT's Media House. Come on, let's toast about it right now, man.

1:02 Shout out to 1800. Back from back from the West Coast. Yeah, back from 18. We had a great recap, man. Let's let's do a look at a little recap. Had a hell of a time. Let's do like a little recap, man. What did y'all think about the game? Let's start it. Let's start with the game, right? Before we get to the L, right?

1:22 Let's let the people understand context.

1:24 We were coaching the BT uh celebrity basketball game. We was coaching one of the teams, right? And then they had, you know, some NBA superstars. They had uh Paul Pierce. Who else they had? Swaggy P. Danny Green, Swaggy P and Gilbert Arenas. Gilbert Arenas. But they did.

1:46 I don't want to cut you off. They ain't our coach us. We didn't lose because of a coaching situation.

1:54 I think our coaching skills was next level. You know what I mean? Me too. I think we were next level. The players wasn't next level. First, the first disrespect was the people that we picked wasn't on our team. That was crazy. That was out the gate. That was the first time. Because we picked Tucy. They gave us Donnell Rollins.

2:12 Ashy Larry. Shout out to my body. Ashy Larry. That's my dog. That's my dog. I love him. I love him too. He shot a couple of breaks in there, but he wasn't, you know? He could have been on the other, on the up. He wasn't on fire.

2:24 He built funny, so it was like his jump shot was off because his built. Like his shoulder. He had a bad build.

2:30 Yeah, he got a he got a horrible build.

2:32 Yeah, Ashy Larry. He got a horrible build.

2:34 It was crazy. Shouts to Ashley Larry, man, but he could have been on the other side. I think we had a look. I thought that was gonna be a. He got busy. He did, you know, he did, he did his thing. I told him, I said, look, man, don't be afraid to play jail ball.

2:56 He told me they only let him play 20 minutes, so he had to, he had to.

3:02 Yeah, I think he has a heart condition or something like that, so he can't run out of the stuff. He had to spit it out.

3:05 Every, every, like by the like the fourth, third or fourth minute he was on the court, he was like, oh, suck me out. He kept one of the slabs. Right, right, right. But he still contributed in a good way.

3:15 It was a good time though. You know what I'm saying? I think, you know, celebrity games, of course, we went the W, but um, it's about everybody coming out and having a good time and entertaining the people in the stands. I think, you know, everybody had a good time. They had some performances. T.I. came out, performed.

3:30 Um performed too? Somebody performed at halftime too.

3:35 It was a lot of Atlanta, Atlanta uh artists. The lady performed at halftime.

3:39 Oh, uh Ken The Man performed. Ken the Man. That was a Ken the Man. We interviewed her too, right? We interviewed her. She stopped by the uh The Media House. Let's rap about it on the road. Answer the topic, right? Yeah. Let's talk about that. That was crazy. What that? Just who we got a chance to sit down and poly with.

3:57 Yeah.

3:57 I think. Y'all might have been, y'all might be used to all of them, but we chopped it up with Master P, salt, salt, and pepper.

4:03 Salt was salt was the hot dog.

4:05 That's crazy.

4:06 That was fire. That was fire, man. What was even more fire was seeing him dance. The way you was, the way you started moving. Yeah. Yeah, he got excited, thought about it. Very excited when salt moves. We still looking for that tape.

4:19 Yo, yo, yo, yeah, you.

4:22 It's a it's a is it's a is a throwback video or cop or somewhere.

4:26 Yeah, whoever got that footage. Whoever got that footage, send that in. I'm checking out the villain with the saw and pepper. The crazy flat with the flat top.

4:35 Send that in if y'all got that. You had a flat top, man? Never had a flat top. You never had a flat top? What you had, the um the Caesar, the half moon, half moon with the fade. Never flat top, though. Never flat top? Waves with the half moon. You had the flat top, baby. Did you have the half moon part?

4:49 Absolutely. Of course you had the half moon part. What about you, Spiz? You had the flat top? I had a flat top. See? Acting crazy like niggas don't do flat tops in Brooklyn.

4:57 Some people didn't have flat tops. You had the flatty? Yeah, like two, three years old. Young, young, like 91 eyed little.

5:04 So you never wanted the flat top, man? No, that wasn't. No, I never wanted to flat up.

5:07 Never you never, it didn't turn you.

5:08 You inspired to have a flat top. I kept like a little flat tops was fly.

5:12 You never had it ever in your life? It's no throwback picture, man, with a flat? You can see hair. So at what age did you get the hair piece? You had the curly flat top? This hair piece now? The one you rocking now. At what age did that happen? I got this about five years ago. Oh, that's new. It's new.

5:29 Where you get it from? So what? Where'd you get the hairpiece from? Online. Online? Yes. Online. You ordered it?

5:37 But how does it look so natural if you got it online?

5:40 See, y'all trying to trick me up. Listen, it's a hair piece, nigga. I was about to ask you something that was gonna be pause, so I'm gonna leave it alone. I don't play pause, you good.

5:49 I don't play pause, you good. But you know what my highlight was? Alright, this is what I might I'm gonna say it in the best way I can say it. If I order a fitted from New Ever, right? I put seven and five eighths. That's that's the size.

6:01 What size you asked for? Pause. How that go?

6:05 I don't play pause.

6:06 Is it fitted size? Do it go, do it go by New Ever size? Your man.

6:11 When I order a fitted, or you got or you get it, nigga. But you typed in the order.

6:19 So how it come? Like a pause. A big piece, and then you and then you pause, and then you you cut it to the size you need. Like, how does it? You gotta see a doctor, bro. You get it online and then go see the doctor. What you order and then they Yes, get your piece first. And then the doctor puts it in.

6:39 Put it go. Y'all throwing me on the box. Oh, so the doctor installed that. That's not even racing. That's why y'all got it. You got it installed? Yes, my shit is installed. It's an install.

6:49 The doctor told him to order it from Amazon.

6:51 Yeah, nigga, stop playing with it. Then when he when it pull up, pull up with the pin.

6:58 Stop playing it. Chill out, bro. But but you know. You and this hair piece. What about what did we do Friday? We did meet we did Media House Friday. Media House. But you know one person I didn't name that we saw at uh at the game? Who? Who?

7:16 Who?

7:17 We didn't name the person. The love of your life. I'm not saying that. Don't start, don't start that.

7:24 Let's leave it alone. Let's leave it alone.

7:26 Let's leave it alone. You crush it. We saw that person. Let's leave it on the already. You got a little crush. You got a little crush.

7:31 Listen, you crush.

7:32 Y'all make it. Y'all make it. He asked Lewis Carr what was Carisha getting? What was she getting at the awards? You asked Lewis Carr that number you asked? Yeah, I asked him that. She said the lifetime achievement. She needs a lifetime achievement award. I said, hey, brother. Brother Hey. Brother Hey.

7:49 Hey, brother, brother Hey. What is Carisha getting at the awards? Lewis is a cool ass dude. He was a cool ass around. Nah, he was super cool.

7:57 Well, she need a lot of awards.

7:59 I like the fact that somebody with that that vibe, like he, he, he wanna, you know what I'm saying? He's really black. He got the power in the bill. I like that. He really black. For real. You know, but Friday, we did Media House. What about Lex and Drea? It looked like you enjoy when they when they popped up.

8:17 I do. I like them. I like their podcast. They podcast completely. I like their energy. They got good energy. They got a good vibe with them. They they bounced off. They got like a function. They were talking with us well. They conversation. It reminds me of us, but the female version. They had great energy.

8:29 Y'all didn't get that. Yeah. I actually went back and watched some of their podcasts. They be they be taking shots. They be they go off. Then we seen them on the on the red carpet, too. No, she sat, they were sitting right next to us. She was like sitting right here. Absolutely. Then you got was the vibe still vibing there?

8:49 We vibe. No, we cool.

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10:23 Friday had a show. Friday we had You had a show. I had a show was a fan fest. Show was great. Show was a little bit. Jim popped out. I came, I went to see my daughter. Then we came back and we we had a dinner. You had a dinner. Oh yeah, we had a few years. Shout out to 1800 at Main and Mainroe.

10:41 Nah, Main Right. Nah, listen, Main Row. Main Row was on fire.

10:44 Yeah. Main Row might have been the best party of the weekend. Yeah.

10:48 That's Main's new name. Mainrow. You standing on the people's table. Main Row. Standing on the people's nice furniture. Standing on the people's furniture.

10:55 I had to do what I had to do. They had to know that we was there. I wasn't mad at you.

11:00 So you stand on their table?

11:01 Absolutely. Go beyond. It was a lot of people in there. Yeah, it was a lot of people there, man. It was a lit room. RJ performed. My man RJ. RG came through. I love RJ. That kid RJ. India Love was there. Love RJ. India Love was definitely there.

11:18 There was a lot of people in the spot. There was a lot of people on the spot. A couple of football players was in there.

11:23 It was a good night. Shout out to Didra. The DJ was gone. The DJ was it on fire in the book. It was on fire.

11:32 The DJ, DJ came in the clutch.

11:35 Yeah, yeah. Shout out to JB for uh continuously trying to get that woman kicked out of the section. And then it worked when we got downstairs. That was uh I got blamed for some shit.

11:47 Maino invited me.

11:51 Everybody kept saying Maine invited me.

11:52 Maino invited me. Listen, listen. You know, then when I knew when I was on fire, then when I knew when I was on fire was when they came to me and said, yo, you know them people right there? I said, nah, I know the people. They saying they with you. I said, that's a dike and a that's a her girlfriend.

12:10 But they they say, yeah, they with you. I think I never seen them in my life. I'm on fire. It was a like a girl.

12:19unknown And they said they may not call them.

12:21 I never seen them people in my life.

12:25 So what? I'ma leave it. I'm gonna leave it alone. I'm gonna leave it alone. He's gonna get canceled.

12:29 Say a stud used to be a girl before.

12:32 Shout out to the studs.

12:33 Yeah, but he might not recognize. I got stud love out there in this video. So I got stud love. You definitely got stud love during Pride Weekend. I got studs. Shouts to all the, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Shouts to that. They on Dave Body, the studs.

12:47 Yeah, and they was ready to switch back. They was attacking me. That was the quote right there. Main Row was good though. I think Main Road is like my favorite spot in LA now. Because we've been there, we've all been there twice now. I've been there. But maybe you've been there before, yeah. So it was dope.

13:02 The dinner was dope for it. We had fun both times too. Both times. We had a great time. I enjoyed myself both place. The way the room is set up. I like that bit. I like the decor of the spot. It's a fly spot. All the top joints be there though. All the top joints be in main row. But then I'm gonna tell you what else I like.

13:22 I ain't gonna lie, you know I'm from the hood. I like the I like to go from the upscale joint. I like to go to the ground.

13:29 Like we was in NDA three days straight, baby. Not we.

13:37 I missed, I missed the I missed the NDA night. Yeah, I don't know what he's talking about. Don't be just trying to answer. Yo, we yeah, not eight, nope.

13:49 Oh, let me shut the fuck up because they can't they can't even go.

13:54 They're not allowed to be in the afternoon. Not in the building.

13:58 Nah, NDA was dope. I had a good time in there. It's cold.

14:03 That means we ain't supposed to speak about it. I say we was even there.

14:06 You mean that's why I'm gonna like it, but it was alright. Nah, the afties was dope. I don't do afterys at all, but the afterties, after these was dope. Yeah, yeah.

14:15 And then Saturday I met y'all at the afterties. Saturday we did media house. I fell asleep. And then I met y'all at the afterties. I popped up. Saturday, I ain't gonna lie, it was a special day for me, man. Saturday was a real special day for me because I got a chance to see and witness and experience something that I only seen on TV.

14:37 Talk about it, man. Mr. Davis said, yo, you know, me and my people, we having a cookout. Oh shit. And I was like, you know what? Fuck it. Where we went, man. We was in the middle of South Central in the 30s. Talk about it. Middle of the hood. Like I'm talking about Crip's hood. Crip cookout? Everything, Crip cookout.

15:00 Listen. Everybody over here. And I knew it was real when I seen Mr. David, like, yo, yeah, go say hi to mama. I'm saying, this nigga really entrenched. This nigga, they really love this nigga out here. And I noticed that before. You got a different type of love out there. So now I'm like, I'm like peeping it.

15:19 It looked like boys in the hood. I'm like, this shit is like a movie. I'm like, oh my God.

15:26 And I'm looking around, and I went back there and I got some, I talked to Mamo. She asked me where Allen I was from. I was like building. Right?

15:33 And then I'm outside, then I'm I'm looking for like the weights. Like, cause I always see them with the You want to get the. Yeah, that's the only thing I didn't see. But then I seen niggas break out the dominoes. They had blue dominoes.

15:45 Did you did you squabble up? Not yet, but what I this is what happened though. So I said, yo, Mr. David, I need to see somebody seawalking. I need to fully experience this shit. The homeboy, Yo D. Yeah, shout out to Baby D. And you know, shout out to they made they had somebody seawalk and he was an OG, he did his thing, he killed it.

16:05 I was like intrigued with this. Then I ate, you know, Capo came and it was just, we was just in there and that was a good thing. Yeah, yeah.

16:13 Capo came to the crypto. I came to the cryp cookout. Capo pulled up.

16:18 Came to the crypt cookout. And it was number love.

16:20 But what happened with me was I felt like in order for me to fully experience this, I needed to get I needed to have a squabble. Needed a fade. I needed a fade. Let it be continued. I needed a fade. I needed a. You gotta watch it. Somebody might just stole on you next time you go to the game.

16:41 Yo, we heard you needed one of these. We heard you needed one of these. I told Mr. David, I need to play, bro. I need to go in the back.

16:48 Uncle Jerome run down on you.

16:49 You know what I'm saying?

16:51 Can you tell him? Can you tell him about me and you? We played a basketball game. We do what? We we played a basketball game. When was that? Me and you hooped. In the set. In the set. I had a 1v1? I don't know. He kept talking, yo East. You talked that NBA shit that he wanted to play ball. He was wasn't me.

17:12 It was you. So what's evidence of it?

17:16 It's footage, right?

17:17 Ah come on, man. I'm gonna tell you what it was. 6-0, 6-0, and not not the not the damn you was.

17:30 Here's the thing. When I first went there and I was trying to play in basketball, I was watching my back at the same time. Oh, Louis. Every time I turn around and watch my back, he's gonna run around.

17:45 You gotta watch out for that little red car from Boys in the Lord.

17:57 It's hard to play defense watching your back.

18:01 I'm like this.

18:04 Listen, this one thing I can say, and this I and I feel like this with with all of y'all, right? And it's real shit. I don't think y'all will ever invite me nowhere where I can't be cozy and comfortable. Even if we somewhere where niggas, you know, sometimes we always gotta be on point, but at the same time, you not gonna invite me nowhere where I gotta be extra on my own guard.

18:29 Like, you get what I'm saying? Capo not gonna do that. Spears not gonna do that. So I would have never even told niggas this where we're going.

18:35 So you say that to say that I wasn't scared? No, you was good. I'm telling, I'm telling you, you was good.

18:40 He wasn't fan square, man. I played my heart out. I just couldn't beat him.

18:44 Yeah, man. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what? Whoa, whoa, whoa.

18:47 How's that a whoa? I couldn't beat him. Drop the footage on Patreon.

18:55 Of the of the main o versus. That's how we do that. You got to go pay for that. Go watch the yeah, yeah, yeah. That's how we do that.

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20:23 Yeah, we had it. Then we get to the award Sunday. Sunday. Sunday.

20:28 Sunday fun day. Oh, you didn't talk about your board?

20:31 Oh, shout out to my man MRG. We had fun over over there. Yeah, we did. Shout out to four folks. Great vibe. That was a vibe over there. That was a vibe. That was packed out. That was nice. And then we went to the afties again. That's the night you came and messed up. I was on fire. When you walked in, I said, yo, I don't know.

20:49 I got it for like five bottles. We was going off. Endless afterties.

20:53 I popped up. Niggas was hugging me and shit. Like it was like cheers. Like everybody was happy. Nigga, we was going crazy. Niggas was lit. Endless afties.

21:05 Sunday was fun day.

21:06 Sunday was your day.

21:07 Monday? Yeah, it was a fun day. It was a good day. Why was it my day as opposed to all of our days?

21:13 But Sunday was, I spell like Sunday you was, you was you was like tapping into a different energy. What Cowboy do on Sunday? Get drunk.

21:24 Drunk at the awards? Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo, man. Yo.

21:29 There's a little video flow around. Let's rap about it of Jim and some security.

21:36 Can we tell him what led up to that? Like how we even got to that point? Of you feeling how you was.

21:43 What led up to that point, Jim? Yeah, we gotta keep we gotta hold that down or can we talk about that? About how he started feeling good? No, you know you couldn't. They was not allowing us to bring nothing in the spot. They wasn't allowing We figured that out. You wasn't allowing you to my man figured that out and then.

21:59 Right, so what he did. So we went to the concession stand. He likes an uncle that just did a bid, but he just still ain't learning his lesson. So he's gonna break any kind of law that he possibly can. They go to the concession stand, right? The lady tells him, Oh, you can't bring it in there. But they figure, okay, well, if I buy these waters, pour the water out, and pour the liquor inside the water bottles, we good.

22:20 That's what he does. That's what we do drinking. He's and then he don't really drink, so he drunk at the concession stand after two drinks.

22:27 He walked back in drunk. Take us out the hood. You can't take the hood out, niggas, man.

22:33 Never seen a nigga drunk that hood. Somebody knew not to sit me next to these guys. I missed the big thing. You didn't drink no liquor.

22:42 I need a water bottles. I got cups in my pocket.

22:46 I got a big side bottle full of chip in my in my inside my my blazer. I was over there dugging it. We had this shit going on. This nigga Capo, he tells snacks. He tells Pootyo patch with that bag. He got a bag full of snacks. Shit. I don't know. What's the cookies? I'm like, oh, this nigga got cookies.

23:10 You were studying the spot. It was like going to the movie. I gotta be more prepared at these award shows.

23:16 No, first of all, he was on a plane like. My boy had snacks, galore. Nigga came on a plane with a cop with commissary.

23:24 Fuck nigga, you just went shopping? Like he got all this. This nigga got candy, cookies, fruit, fruit, chips. What?

23:35 Every few minutes he like. You hear him digging in the bag. Like, this nigga is wild, my nigga. And then the usher came over to come holler at him. Now Rainbow. It's my thing, though. Why he go straight to this what I wanted to know about my seat that had nothing to do with it.

23:57 I probably would have been a little calmer than bro. The seat, bro. You go straight to Jim. They talk to me about a seat that my mother even in, bro. I don't know why you just went to the city. But he asked me about a seat that I wasn't even in.

24:09 Break it down. I was in my seat. He's talking about a whole nother seat that was somewhere else.

24:13 Right. So what happened was this. Let's give him context. Me and Jim, I'm sitting in. I'm sitting in 311. Cabo sitting in 310.

24:22 He asked about a 317.

24:27 That we wasn't even sitting in. And Capo, like, man, man, get the fuck away from me. Get the fuck away from me. He said, get the fuck out of my face. Get from behind the fuck away with me.

24:37 It's a conspiracy theory. What's going on? Like, why you standing behind me?

24:41 I'm like, yo, we ain't gonna do it like that. What's the problem, sir? Yeah, the seat. Listen, but I don't look, we gotta, I don't know nothing about them seats, but you know, we ain't even, this is where we sitting at. But it was too late, though, because somebody that was filming was filming right behind us.

24:57 That was the people right behind us that filmed that.

25:00 They go they called it. So quick though, bro.

25:02 How you even know a nigga about to say what he about to say?

25:06 It was the first get the fuck, get the fucking.

25:08 Soon as they hear the security coming up, you're getting close to gym, like, yeah, your security must have fought you.

25:15 So they wasn't, because I see a lot of stories about it.

25:18 Why the black security sent him over there?

25:20 I was like, they it was it was like I think that they thought that maybe we was the faces that they knew, and maybe they thought that everybody in the road was with us. So the thing was like, yo, it wasn't about them trying to move you, it wasn't about them trying to get you out your seat. He actually came and said something to you about something that didn't even have nothing to do with you.

25:40 You talking about a seat five seats down. Why you asking me? So your response was valid. In my opinion, nigga, fuck away from me. Why are you why are you over here for? I get it. I get it. I get it. You could have asked anybody else on this road.

25:56 They said I should have done it like this.

25:58unknown Get the fuck away from me.

25:59 You should have pulled him to the side. Get back to that.

26:03unknown Yeah.

26:04 Do it like a gentleman.

26:06 Fuck away from me, nigga.

26:08 Yeah, like I'm gonna get it. I thought I did it like a gentleman. I thought it was really like that. That wasn't gentlemanly. This is the same thing. I I you don't have the skill. That's the same. It's a skill set. It's a skill set. That was a gentleman. For me, that was very gentlemanlike.

26:20unknown I agree. You did well.

26:21 That that was well? That was well. I think I handled that situation. Very loud.

26:27unknown No.

26:29 He enunciated his words so well that everybody was able to read him. Yeah, but nobody heard us because it was music.

26:36 That's like when the music up in the car and you gotta speak a little louder for niggas to hear you.

26:39 That's all that was. It was loud in there. It wasn't like it was quiet in the spot, and I said that. It was loud in there. No, you was loud.

26:46unknown It was loud in there.

26:47 It was loud in there. You was right standing right next to him. I heard it all the way from down there. Where you was at? You was next to me. You heard it from down there. You right here. Listen, all I'm saying is, look, don't brand. What I told you after that. Then I tried to, I said, I calmed him down.

27:01 I said two words, nigga. Brand safe. Repeat it. Brand safe. Brand safe, nigga. Let's get to the money, man.

27:11 What the fuck are we telling a nigga get the fuck away from me? Got to do with getting the money. Because what happens is that it gives the idea of what we can't have these niggas nowhere. That's not what we don't.

27:22 They don't give that idea.

27:24 It can. It didn't give that idea. It did. I'm saying it can.

27:28 But we didn't get there yet. We're not gonna get there.

27:31 So then what we talking about prevention is better than cure. That's what we're talking about. Can I ask a question?

27:37 What's that now? Where was Spears at? I was on the other side.

27:40 He was like he I feel like he picking he be picking and choosing little moments to dip off from the let's rap about it. He had his seats though. I wanted to speak on this. I said, I was having camera seats. I said, I'm gonna wait till we all aggressive. I feel like he thinks we a little too we might we might bug out or something might go left and he wanna hear about it.

28:04 BET assigned them seats. I ain't I didn't pick the I didn't pick the BET separated us. That's what BET did? Yeah, they must have didn't want me to be in the JB, I might have asked you four times.

28:15 Where's where's Spirit? So I asked where Donna was at. And when I asked where Donna is at, I know she's with Fab somewhere.

28:26 I'm gonna fight for myself. I didn't have the ticket and Fab's plus one didn't show up.

28:32 So I took the ticket. That's how that's how that worked out. Alright.

28:42unknown Okay.

28:44 I had a plus one. Truth gonna come out on the pod. Don't ever say I ain't do nothing for you, Donna.

28:52 Me and my plus one had a ball.

28:54 No, you was my plus one.

28:56 I would yeah, me and yeah.

28:58 No, you you was my plus one.

29:01 Yeah, so the person that invited me, I had a ball with them.

29:06 How did the night end? We went to E. After party. Oh, yeah. Then we went to when the E. Then we went to Maestro? One, two? Maestro. Maestro, and then we went to Brazina was paying in the Maestro had some good food. Whose party do we go to? This shit is over. And then we went to after party. Lenny Spot was Lenny Spot was heavy.

29:30 Nah, nigga gotta understand. Niggas think we, but LA closes at two, so everybody be really looking for after. If you're from New York, we used to hang it out till four in the morning at least.

29:40 We get to a party at 1.32. A fact.

29:42 When shit closing in LACO, you still any of them cities where shit be closed at two, like it's 2.30 early for New York. When I do the Mav though, Miami crowd.

29:52 Every one of them spots we was in. If we if we base it on New York time, we was in all them shits till like 7.8 in the morning.

29:58 Yeah. Definitely eight. The time difference. Like if we think New York time, we was in the 5 o'clock. But every day it was daytime when we was coming up. Everything after 5 o'clock. The day was coming up. What? How does Coke and crack always somehow end up in the topic of discussion? Chew that little soul right here, man.

30:24 All the afterties used to be Coke spots. Chew that.

30:26 All the after these time they talk cocaine and crack, start killing little souls.

30:30 All the athletes were actually coke spots. No, I'm just telling you, that's you know what?

30:35 Forget about that commercial. I love you, nigga. It's all good. But we had a good time, man. BT, thank y'all for I had a blast. Shouts to BT.

30:43 Shouts to BT.

30:44 Big shouts to B T. Shout out Lewis Carr. Shout out Media House. That was love out there. Nah, Drew Skip was funny. And I feel like they embraced us.

30:54 Like, I feel like they know us all individually, but I feel like we got a good warm welcome for what we're doing with the podcast. Definitely. You know what I mean? Definitely. That was dope.

31:05 Donald, was that your first B to your? That was dope. Is that your first time in LA? Oh. I was just saying, because you brought them Joey Wings back to New York. It was crazy. You brought the wings back to the city. Crazy. It was crazy. You brought the Joey Wings back to New York City. They was in the fridge.

31:26 Oh man You put them on the plane.

31:28 You could go through the I didn't know you could bring people together. You put them shit through TSA. I brought DD's grapes back.

31:39 So I was like, yo, that's the DD's grapes. Oh, did you check the chicken wings in? Did you check? They went under the plane? The grapes was fire. The chicken wings was under the plane.

31:49 Donna, you put the you put the wings through the x-ray.

31:53 They see they see the chicken wings at the top.

31:56 They say the chicken shit with the ranch. With the ranch, yeah.

32:01 Them Joey wings is fire, but that's crazy. We brought this shit back to do your.

32:05 I brought DD's grapes back. You ain't got the grapes?

32:10 So you had to eat them home. My man made the grapes out there. DD's grapes.

32:14 He got all types of different grapes. I brought the grapes back. We had grapes from the flight on the man. I didn't know you could get the wings through that.

32:21 I ain't go from one thing I can say. We definitely ate good. I ain't gonna lie. The whole trip. We ate like kings the whole trip. Every night we ate good.

32:31 Nobody ran out on no bills?

32:34 Couldn't.

32:36 It was already tied in. We got the cards. You can run now. We got the card.

32:41 Swipe him up.

32:43 Deduct is out the pot. Mm-mm. JB, how many nights I asked you about the bill?

32:48unknown Every night.

32:49 We spent some chicken.

32:52 They try to play with it like man. She said, nah, we good.

32:58unknown JB when the bill comes.

33:00 Holler at me. Yeah. It's an honorable man right now. He ain't running off on no bill. He don't realize that when we said he ran off the bill, it didn't matter because it still was our money anyway. You still paid anyway. No, LA's vicious. They charge $1,100 for a bottle. That's what I'm trying to tell you.

33:17 Yeah, but we gotta tell us to the people. Yeah. You know, the people is not us, it's the people. We're talking to the people. Definitely.

33:24 Yeah, it's a good weekend, man. This weekend coming up, 4th of July weekend. Y'all got any plans for 4th of July, what y'all doing? Fireworks. Cook out. I know one nigga that's gonna have glizzies in his frizzies. I know that for a fact. Glizzies on the grill, man. It's feeling like bampane and brad legs.

33:47 Bampane and brad legs? I'm with it. It's time. But you definitely eat them glizzies. You ate them glizzies in the hood. Who? I don't even call us. Let's do it. Let's do it Friday night. I gotta uh I gotta leave one fourth. On Friday, you wanna do it? Friday night? Cribbington? Bring in to bring in the fourth.

34:13 We do it Friday then. Yeah, Saturday I gotta go to North Carolina. Come back on Lighthouse. Monday, I think. But you know what though? As a black man though, I'm not sure if we should be celebrating the 4th of July after we just come off a celebrate everything else? No, we just came off a strong Juneteenth, understanding what it is.

34:37 So we gotta make a stand-up curve in July now. I'm still American.

34:41 We gotta curve July 4th now.

34:42 We not American? But see, the problem is.

34:59 Nigga, is you American or not, nigga?

35:01 Where were you the fuck are you talking about, nigga? You ain't kick no knowledge right there, nigga. Where the fuck were you trying to get out of here?

35:07 Hold on for a second. When America got its independence from Britain, black people still slaves. So what? So we wasn't we wasn't.

35:19 Was you a slave? Let me ask you this. Have you ever bought firewalls?

35:25 Or was you born free in America? I'm just saying educated now. I'm educated.

35:31 I'm not mad at what you're saying, but I respect it, but you're saying as a as a general whole, as a black.

35:37 General the history of black people.

35:39 You should curve the fourth?

35:41 Should we? The question is, should we curve Christmas? Should we curve? No, let's do it one at a time. Understanding the history of that particular holiday. You keep doing this, man.

35:55 It's the celebration of independence. It's not about the people.

36:07 Were slaves part of the nations, too? No, they were slaves.

36:15 So were you a slave?

36:17 We're not talking about me. We talk, we generally speaking about black people. So what should we do on the fourth? Can you turn this mic off real quick?

36:24 Because you're confusing the people. No one.

36:26 We're giving the people some games. What should we do on the fourth then? Understanding about what? So what should we celebrate?

36:31 If you let me answer. Should we just doubt that day is a holiday? I'm putting it out there. The question was I didn't say I'm not celebrating it. I said, should we still be celebrating it?

36:41 We should. I think we can. I think it's not allowed to champagne. You know what? I wasn't coming on.

36:48 You're not allowed. I wasn't coming on. Since you don't want to celebrate the fruit.

36:55 It's cool. It is what it is. It's cool. You cool.

36:59 They don't want you up there. I don't even want you at blood. You live in Brooks that's a big thing. You live in Brooks' business, nigga. You live in Brooks. They didn't want you to be a blood.

37:07 Standing on business. Standing on Crip's business. So tell me, I need to know Maino Luther King.

37:16 What is your sights for the Fourth of July? I don't know. I'm at you. You don't know what to celebrate on June 19th.

37:22 When you had your dream, what was your what are your sights for the fourth?

37:25 Let me just tell you something though. You know, sometimes I'm at war with my own spirit, bro. I gotta, I'm at war with my own self.

37:31 Holler at me. I'm here.

37:32 You're saying sometimes it's like I'm good and I'm bad. Right. So it's like I'm it's conflicting. We human. So that's what I that's that was as a human. That's a human. So that was the question that I pose as a black man that is conscious. We know it's wrong. You conscious? Well, we said we celebrate.

37:49 We know the consciousness. You know, little people is wrong. You know everything you run through is wrong. There's nothing wrong with a little person, though. Don't do that. You get you get canceled. It's not wrong. Say what? What you saying, brother? You're fetish with it. I want to know what you're conscious about.

38:03 Your fetish is wrong. Your fetish is wrong. They're not wrong. You're murdering me. You're murdering me. I'm at war. It's a constant battle. What are you conscious about? Nothing.

38:21unknown Shh.

38:22 That's what I want to know. This is what I want to fucking know. I want to know what you're conscious about.

38:28 I'm not a conscious black man.

38:30 Like meaning conscious, like you up?

38:32 Or you mean aware. To be aware, to have understanding, to be woke. You woke. You woke you up. You woke, so you're conscious. I'm saying woke on knowledge, woke on certain information, woke on certain literature.

38:49 Okay? Like we just talked about the whole holiday, the independence of the nation that used to be a colony of Great Britain. Well, ma'am, this is my thing. Not to cut you off, bro. I'm not woke.

39:01 We pulled up, we pulled up an all-green for St. Patrick. It's mad shit we pulled up celebrating.

39:06 And you know the you know, what's your beef with the 4th of July?

39:10 St. Patrick.

39:11 What you know about St. Patrick?

39:12 We did, man. We pulled the biggest. Do you know what Dre Pagot even does? Do you know what he represents? We ain't Mexican, we were single to me, though. Let me hear the story of St. Patrick. What's going on? One mic at a time, bro. Let me just hear the story of St. Patrick. Pause, pause.

39:26 Whoa.

39:26 Pause. Pause and pause. I just want to hear the story of St. Patrick since you're so conscious. I ain't said I didn't say nothing about St. Patrick since you since you want us to know it. You dressed in green.

39:36 You dressed in green. Since you want us to know it, nigga, tell it. St. Patrick killed all the snakes.

39:42 There you go. He he killed all the snakes and saved a town or whatever you want to call from all the snakes. That's why you see his he's stepping on the snake or something.

39:51 Can we give him something?

39:52 Alright.

39:53 Like a pull it up. A prize or something? An award.

39:58 But but this is not about this is a one question about one holiday that's coming out. Talk about Juneteenth. So now I'm posing a question.

40:11 What's the difference in being a hater or just giving criticism? What's the difference?

40:19 I ain't asking you for your criticism, nigga. Everybody not free to give me their opinion. I feel like you. Like, who the fuck is you? Can criticism be hate? Yes. Because if everybody free I think hate is criticism. And can criticism come from a pure place? Can criticism come from a pure place?

40:37 It depends on who. Who the person is.

40:39 I think everybody in this era thinks criticism is hate, though. Even when you say something to somebody online, it's automatically received as hate.

40:46 So is having an opinion hate? Here's the thing.

40:50 If the only thing I ever saw from you was hate, it's not it goes to me, it's not criticism no more. Now, if you criticize this or that, and then you got a you got another opinion on it, whatever, then I can respect the criticism. But if everything you got to say about me is negative. Negative, like a negative criticism at some point, you hating.

41:18 I don't think criticism is hate, but it's a very thin line between them motherfuckers. Somebody could be somebody could be critiquing you and then the shit just lean over to their hating. Like you never heard somebody giving hate.

41:33 Like you know, you try to screw, you trying to be crazy. Now you hating, nigga.

41:39 So I believe criticism should be constructive. Even if you giving it in a, you know, in a negative rash manner. Like, but if you giving it to a homie, like, yo, bro, come on, tighten up, my nigga. You getting highlight, nigga, you better than this, right? You you giving him That's good criticism. Right.

41:58 But as opposed to you out here looking like a fiend and all of that. Help somebody talking to you like that. That's but you might gotta talk to him like that in the corner. Like, nigga, you out here looking like But a stranger can't talk to you like that. You gotta be your bro. Yeah, clearly. Is that even criticism when you're talking to your bro like that?

42:14 It's more constructive because I think that's who you can give it to.

42:18 That's that's tough love.

42:19 That's tough love. You you care about the person, so in your mind, so I don't think it's critical.

42:25 Whatever it's gonna take. If you're trying to help a person, I don't think you it's criticism.

42:29 It's still critiquing something that they're doing. I think that's still cool within your with within your brotherhood. I I think. I criticism like when it's in your fucking Instagram comments, like what are y'all critiquing, nigga? Like, what are y'all, what do y'all have done to even critique what I'm doing?

42:44 So you're not even eligible to be giving me your opinion. You know what I'm saying?

42:49 I seen some shit earlier today. I'm I'm scrolling through the gram. I ain't gonna bring the name, I ain't even gonna make the nigga hide on our platform. But nigga had a lot to say about your Knicks freestyle. You heard? And in my mind, I'm like, you hating on a nickname?

43:08 What like what part of this are you hating on? Is it the Knicks winning? Is it it can't be?

43:17 You just hate because it's the Knicks we want. So how is it?

43:19 But in my mind, I'm like, how you even, but niggas is figuring out ways to like break down they hate.

43:26 It don't matter, they gonna get it off.

43:28 You heard?

43:28 Yeah, like they really like they get intricate and detailing, like, nah, I'm a fan. Like, a nigga uh uh slander you and eat you up in the same breath. 100% and think that's cool on your comment.

43:40 Like, nah, but I'm not smart, no, I'm not, I'm not even pausing that because it's this is real life, bro.

43:47 Slander you and do what? And eat up. No, but say what you say. I'm gonna pause.

43:57 I'm willing to slander and eat up. How you like it's it's it's too many. This is my problem right now, right? I miss real haters. I miss them. The niggas that the ones that just don't know is a hater and they just hate it. They just hate, hate, it's no mistake, they hate. Like, that's what they do. I don't like the, no, that's really my favorite.

44:17 Uh-uh, but yeah, the butt come in.

44:20 But but or they start off with that, like, I wasn't really jacking how you did the freestyle, but it's fire though. I think a lot still fire, like.

44:29 Pick a side of what you on. Like, I don't like the yeah, because the mixy weirdo shit.

44:33 Like, if you ain't jacking it, just stand on that.

44:36 Have you ever been, have you ever been criticized, but you yourself felt like niggas was hating, but you kind of felt like niggas was right. Um you took it for hate, but niggas was really right, like giving niggas a hate.

44:54 I think, I think, I think, I think I felt that before. That's that's a good question. But again, I don't, I come from a school of thought that that I feel like everybody's not eligible to give me their opinion of me. If everybody's eligible to do that, everybody's free to just give your opinion and it's lack of respect.

45:14 I'm not negotiating on respect. It's mine. You gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna have that. So the thing is, some people just look for fault in you. It don't matter. You could do 10.

45:26 But that's only look, not to cut that off, that's only because we are on a on platforms.

45:32 Yeah, the platforms gave all of these opinions. That's just pure hate. Disguise as criticism. If you looking for fault, if I'm if I'm constantly look, if look, we all got faults. If you open up the hood, you're gonna find something wrong. In everybody. Right. But if you but I know for sure that niggas is out here doing a lot of good.

45:52 But if you constantly harping on what you think is wrong, then you looking for you.

45:57 But you gotta think about what get highlighted. Like, in in this, in these, in these times, like look, we we do the turkey drives and all that. That shit get posted for two, three days. When he just told a security nigga, get the fuck away from me. That's gonna be that's viral. That's gonna be on the net for the next two until something else comes out.

46:15 Right.

46:15 Because they waiting for a part of my French fuckery, bro. They not they don't wanna see the you get what I mean? Like they move more towards the bullshit. That's why you would be like, Brancate, Branc, because you know that. Right, but it'll, it'll, it'll, you know, you know what a transpire off of negative energy.

46:37 And we was in that motherfucker having a time of our life. You had to bend right there on that road with me, you, and Capo to know how that played out. Right. But the internet could take whoever was recording that and create their own narrative. You get what I'm saying? We was having a we had a great time, nigga.

46:54 You get what I'm saying? Like we wasn't no problems.

46:57 Yeah. So I do think criticism from people that you respect or that that you know respect you, I think that feels better. Opposed to it just being noise and people just taking shots and yo, you why would you wear this? Or why would you say that? Or why would you be hanging with this person? Why would you do that?

47:21 Like, it's just a lot a lot of noise. Um, even even outside of social media, just in your life, you ever run into somebody and you say them the weirdest shit to you? Niggas don't even be qualified to be critics, bro. What have you done? Nothing. What do you what gives you the right to think that you know everything or what somebody else should be doing?

47:44 Because you just think it? Listen. Bro, niggas niggas would be mad at niggas will tell you you ain't got the right Lamborghini and ain't got a bike. Right.

47:51 No, listen. You understand what I'm trying to say? Like niggas be niggas criticize your whole car, like nigga, oh, you got the that's that's the little Lambo.

47:58 That nigga don't got a bike. That Lambo cool, but shit without you don't have nothing. But that's where the disillusion is at, right? The the the delusion. A nigga say, yo, nigga, you a fell rapper, but you've not accomplished nothing. You have not accomplished anything in the space of anything. You know what you do in that moment?

48:21 No, I don't, I don't, I'm just giving you what I'm just telling you a Frank stand. But that's how it really be though. Like people are like crazy like that.

48:29 So it's like it's no way around it, because it's like it, like you said, they it's people out there that just want to find fault in you, no matter what it is. You can you can have on a $200,000 watch, bro. Don't matter. They're going to say, Well, don't they Rolex Diamonds? Like, they're going to find anything to to like it's just there's no way around it.

48:49 So is that criticism or is that a opinion?

48:51 Part of that is social platforms, period. It's giving everybody the opportunity to even before, let's say, like in the 90s, before it was, you know, they live out living and doing what they're doing, but they couldn't, you might get some critique from uh a newspaper journalist or something or a magazine or what's the name.

49:12 Those are people who are in the crowd, but you didn't hear everybody's opinion. You didn't post a picture and then just random people who follow you, who look up to you, who are fans of you, who may not even be fans of you. There's some people following you just to be nosy, just to troll you, just to whatever.

49:28 So now you're getting all of these opinions and all of this, and that's why I said like criticism, it's it is what it is, but it's a very thin line between when it becomes hate and you kind of gotta exist above the noise of it. You have to just really find your own place and and let the people talk and have their opinions, but that's all it is.

49:50 That's the only thing you could do. I remember being in prison, right? And in we'd be in a day room, you know, like Rap City would come on, MCV or like, you know, um 106 in Park.

50:04 And you really had niggas that would stand in front of that TV and talk crazy about niggas on there. But these niggas ain't got nothing. Them niggas is pussy. But yo, I'm telling you, yo, you think them niggas is really real? He not, my man. And I used to just be like, yo. So it's the same thing.

50:24 And outside.

50:25 It's the same thing outside, where it's like, I haven't accomplished nothing in my life, right? I haven't done anything worth even talking about, but yet I'm gonna throw stones at people that that that have been.

50:36 That's doing shit. Right. Just for my own, to make me feel good. Right? So that's all that's about, man. They're gonna talk about you when you got shit, and they're gonna talk about you when you ain't got shit. Yeah.

50:48 Because better off they got shit, you heard?

50:50 I always talk either way. They're gonna talk either way.

50:56 Talk either fucking way. Fuck their children.

50:58 I say give them something to I I really, I'm not gonna lie, I got to the point where I was like, I'm trying to devise ways to make niggas more matter. Okay, let's. How mad can I get you? Yeah, please. Is it the outfit?

51:11 Is it the way that's the way that's the trying to make you niggas happy for what?

51:13 You can't. You can't.

51:16 If I bother, if if what I do bar niggas, I want to bother niggas forever. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I wanted to always, yeah, just you know what I mean? Yeah. I hope what I got going on upset niggas.

51:29 Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. I like it. That's what I that's how I feel. Let's let's switch to something more less about the hate. Who y'all think is hip hop's greatest muse?

51:41 Hip hop's greatest muse?

51:43 Yeah, something came about where they was talking to Nia Long and they Carisha. I mean, um Jay Long. J Long. I would say Nia or Holly Barry. Holly. Holly Barry, Jay Long.

51:57 Jada Pinkett nut it, yeah. Oh, she used to be.

51:59 I heard a lot of rappers say J Lo name. A lot of rappers say Nia Long name. Maya. Jada Pinkett. Jada.

52:08 I think it's a it's a few. It's the 90s, it's the 90s though. Holly Berry. It's more it's more 90s names that's I feel like are rapped about than the newer names.

52:18 Holly Berry definitely holds up. What about Bill Cosby's daughter in the show? Um, Lisa Bonnet. Lisa? I don't remember nobody rapping with her. No, nobody knows Lisa Bonnet. You didn't like Lisa Bonnet? I did. You got socks on the bottom. I think mad niggas liked her, but I don't think she was like a bitch.

52:33 I don't think she was a butt.

52:34 What are you trying to say, nigga? What's wrong with you, bro?

52:37 You thought he had butt-necked feet in his sticks. You thought I was about to see it. I don't like I hate the way you're sitting, man, like that. Like I got you niggas. You got you got socks.

52:55 You know if a nigga ain't got no socks on, you gotta be careful. Like, bro, what you're a different type of nigga. You can be a city. A nigga that don't wear tank tops, a nigga that don't wear socks all the time. It's crazy, bro.

53:04 You you a you a ruben and reagan?

53:06 I'm skipping a little skip. You don't got no tanky on. I told you I I brought dog under my shirt. I told you this. You notice a shortcut. You a Ruben and Rican? Yeah. They go no socks. That's why he was on ego for that. They walk barefoot. That's why no socks.

53:24 They go no sneakers out there. Fuck you mean no socks. No sneakers, nigga. Fuck you talking about Tarzan, nigga.

53:29 And they know they play ball with no sneakers. You don't got no wife beater on. So terrible. That's a sin. Say what? You buttneck it under that.

53:38 Your nipples is rubbing on your Javonchi shirt. It's crazy. There's no separation. There's no sexy shirt.

53:43 What made you feel like what makes you think it's supposed to be though? I don't understand. What made you feel like this was the vibe with your brothers to go with no wife beater? I'm not I don't have to. That's a real sexy look that you're trying to get.

53:56 That's for the way up with Angela. Word up.

54:01 The fuck? The fuck?

54:03 That's not for this.

54:04 No, no.

54:06 Nigga don't want to see chest looking.

54:09 Nigga wanna see that.

54:13 It's hot, but nigga don't want to see your chest.

54:15 You know, it's hot. You feel me? Tighten up. You need a fresh pack? So what?

54:20 No, I don't need, I don't wear, I don't even if I got on the chat, like I'm gonna ask you for a tank tap in the tank tap in the lake. But you see, I'm a real nigga, I'm not going nowhere with a little tank tape. I need a tank tap. I'm not going outside.

54:35 I'll wear it depend.

54:36 It all depends, man.

54:37 Took that nigga main last tank, man. That's how you can do it. Yeah, that's the last tank. Tank starts sweating. You gotta need a good tank on. Well, if we're gonna sweat, we're gonna sweat regardless.

54:47 That's what the tank is there for. It's like a s it's like a sweatpant, it's like a sweatband.

54:52 Yeah, come on, genuine show. Yeah, this ain't just genuine, like genuine. Give it a lady. Give it a lady something to find aside.

55:01 I'm just a batch, uh, man. Relax. Yeah, wrong show, pardon me, y'all. Wrong show, man. Genuine, man. Genuine got engage. Coming up on a young lady, man.

55:19 He got a gauge recently. He's like 55.

55:22 She's 28. Jen Yuan? Is that a is that all because some people, some people feel like that's that's like a shout to Januan. If he's 55, he's supposed to know. He's supposed to engage somebody that's 55. Falling off stage. No, I just feel like from what I'm seeing, I really want to go to the soldiers. He's like he's really enjoying himself.

55:44 Like bro, he got mad at his shows. He got mad bloopers. Yeah, but that all comes in the act of having like I feel like. He's falling off an eight-foot stage and disability. Nigga said falling off the stage as funny.

56:03 I feel like he enjoyed himself, bro.

56:07 Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, but hold on. Shouts to J. I gotta miss something.

56:10 I gotta miss something. So years ago, I did a I did an off-Broadway play. You remember I had an off-broadway play, so hip hop monologue. So I'm on stage and I'm doing the play. Nigga, and I forgot. You they was like you, you know, you they tell you where the stage is. So the stage was like a T. So I totally forgot what the stage was.

56:28 In the middle of me doing the play, I just disappeared. Nigga, I fought, poop, poop, poop.

56:33 All I heard is, oh, ah, oh, ah, yo, bro, I fell off the stage. Well, I'm at the bottom of the whole stage now, in the middle of the joint. They saw you fall? The whole crowd. I had to jump back up like that happened, like it was part of the play. Yo, bro.

56:46 That's what J Wine's doing. J Wine's falling off a stage. I seen him fall a couple times. But y'all can't, he looked like he and he's having a good time.

56:53 I'm not saying falling off a stage is fun. Yeah, he's talking about it. He looked like he's having a good time.

56:59 I said it's not a good thing because I fell off a stage. I know it's not fun.

57:03 A lot of niggas from his era is not touring and dancing, doing nothing. That type of shit, yeah. I salute, big, big salute to Jane Wan.

57:10 Nah, I fuck with Januan. He's one of my favorite artists. I've been on tour with Januan before.

57:14 But hit what I'm saying, it ain't making a big thing about his disparity, the age disparity, the difference. I don't see why that's a big thing. Yeah, there's no age on the age on a lot at this point. How much older is somebody? How much older is he than his who he is? She's 28, he's 55. It ain't like she's 18.

57:30 Right. He did? Like she's 28. She's a grown fucking woman.

57:33 He loves her. What's the problem?

57:36 So he's oh, he needs to engage somebody that's closer to his age, is what they're trying to say. Like, does that make sense? I don't know.

57:43 I just, I just, I'm just, you know, they just making a thing about it. I don't know. How you feel about it? Oh, I don't really, I don't really, um I tell you what though. First of all, first of all, I'll tell you what.

57:56 I love that for you.

57:57 I I do start to try to get a little conscious about age because my my son is, you know, 23. Um, he's in the field now. So I try to be a little conscious. So I try to keep my eyes around like at least 30 or sh. You know what I mean? But I ain't judging on it. I'm not the I'm not. It wasn't like she was 21.

58:19 I'm not the age police, nigga, at all. I'm not judging. It is what it is. She's a grown woman.

58:24 I seen a few older, older cats, even in within the this world, then picked up younger joints. You know what I'm saying?

58:31 So what about all these dudes that got money in their 60s and 70s, and they getting married and engaged at 21 and 22 years old, got the money and all that shit.

58:39 That's that like or it'd be like an 80-year-old with a 40-year-old. At the end of the day, she's grown. She's 28 years old. It's not even like we're talking about it. She wasn't forced into that decision. You know what I'm saying? So she's at 28 years old, she she's able and old enough to make the decision to be with a 55-year-old.

58:56 I don't think, yeah. And you love who you love, like, bro. I don't knock it. Hey, brother, check this out. What do women really want and need? The correct answer is stability and reliability. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. But this is what these niggas want. Yo, both could be right. No, we both is right, but really, direction and correction.

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1:00:52 Let me ask y'all a question. It's not even a part of it. Do y'all think what what do y'all think has looked that crazier? When an older woman snatched the little 22-year-old, or when the older dude get the young woman. Like which which which which looks crazier? Because I feel like the dudes catch more slack for that.

1:01:16 No, I feel like the women. I think the women catch more slack.

1:01:19 I think it's kind of already understood that young women be dating older women. You know what I'm saying? It's like with what's what's his name? The Playboy nigga? Hugh? Who have to have a bunch of young. I think it's kind of already understood.

1:01:32 Like they're gonna go after younger women.

1:01:33 They still bring it up when the older dude, when an older man wants to go.

1:01:37 What's the lady that bring it up? It's also a money thing. They still make it a issue to live in that. It's a money thing. It's a money thing. It isn't it is that. That's what it's called. A lot of the younger girls, they go get them a mature older man with some bread, and they be cool. What's the lady that that that that the lady or that Pamela Anderson and Nicole Smith?

1:01:56 God bless her soul.

1:01:57 Right, she she married a nigga that was 90-year-old.

1:01:59 He was dying.

1:02:00 This nigga was on the machine. He had the bad man was on the machine. He loved her though. What you talking about, man? He wasn't even he loved the man.

1:02:17 But he loved the man.

1:02:19 He loved the oxygen. He loved the man.

1:02:23 He loved the unconscious.

1:02:33 She was with them before he got to the machine.

1:02:36 That's all about the studies. She was already with him before he got to the wheelchair. He was in the wheelchair, but she was next to the wheel.

1:02:42 He was with him when he was in the wheelchair. He was with another one when he was in the wheelchair.

1:02:49 He was already on his way out. But he knew what he wanted.

1:02:58 She met a lick.

1:02:59 She said, Yeah, she caught that.

1:03:02 She didn't get that bread though.

1:03:03 She didn't get that bread. She didn't get it.

1:03:08 I know she that she that really pissed her off. Yeah. That really pissed her off.

1:03:14 I was fucking the mummy.

1:03:17 She got a wild story, though.

1:03:18 Like her son had passed away or something shit like that, right? Everybody in that whole situation passed. Crazy. Crazy. Yeah, rest.

1:03:27 Yo, the shit people do for bread is crazy, bro. Nah, she was on a lick, though. I don't care.

1:03:32 I don't care about none of that love, none of that shit people be talking about. The shit people do for bread is crazy.

1:03:39 This segment is a power move brought to you by Morgan and Morgan.

1:03:47 But you are you gonna watch Orlando Brown or any of these celebrity fights for bread? Bring back celebrity deathmatch. Remember that? Yeah, I like that. Bring that back. That was that's fire. That's more fire than all these little silly, stupid little. So are you gonna watch the fight between Orlando Brown and Ray J?

1:04:06 No, I'm gonna watch the highlights. Like I watched the last one. Ray J gothing. I feel like the names bring in Ray J got the entertainment value, but when you actually watch the fights, they're not really like it ain't worth it. It's really like a lot of things in this era is just sold on the hype of the like you know what I mean, especially boxing now.

1:04:24 Boxing is starting to not some uh the professional boxing, but the entertaining boxing that they're doing. Hold on, this shit was today over the place. They fought already? Oh didn't Ray J get his ass knocked out the other day? Yes, he they put a speed knot on the room.

1:04:40 And don't he got a fucking heart problem? He can't fight. Why the fuck he keeps getting in the ring? How much money is he getting to get in the ring? Right, how much they gotta do.

1:04:48 Ain't that much money? These niggas not even really training. They're not. It's a shit show.

1:04:55 I'm not knocking nobody making no money, but I don't really like I don't like them shits.

1:05:00 There's nothing to them.

1:05:03 I don't even think they pay. It's a different world out there, man. Like the celebrities was like they wasn't doing that shit.

1:05:09 You just waited for tight, you waited for fights. Like now it's like in the midst of all the real boxers, you got a bunch of like niggas that might be old singers, old rappers, YouTubers.

1:05:21 Like you got not easy, not they boxing. Like, I don't want to knock nobody back, but I I don't know. I just ain't I don't I don't jack it. Those celebrity entertainment fights are getting more money and more promotion than actual boxing fights. Professional figures. Actual real professional boxer fights are now behind the back entertainment boxing.

1:05:45 100%. That's crazy.

1:05:48 Because a lot of professional boxers are not known like that. You know what I mean? So these people with these streamers and these influencers got way more hype than Jake Paul came and started.

1:06:00 His boxing and now he got a whole like built a whole little machine. So it's really a popularity contest as it pertains to everything. Yeah, the sport, the skill in the sport is out of it.

1:06:11 They took they they snatched it and added the entertainment value to it, the the the circus to it.

1:06:15 It's safe to say talent is no longer it's about entertainment.

1:06:22 It's about how many followers you got, who's who's tapped into you. It's the entertainment. Who's watching you?

1:06:28 How do you think the boxers feel, real professional boxers feel that go in the ring looking for marketing support, promo, and they don't they ain't getting it?

1:06:37 I think the ones that's already got their fan base and that that know they're gonna run that bag up, they probably don't give a fuck. But the ones that's trying to get their name up, they probably look at that shit crazy.

1:06:46 I'm gonna tell you what the lesson is. What you just asked, right? You say, how you think they feel? I think they need to look at this and really understand that they gotta learn how to be entertaining now. It's not just skill. So the thing about the thing about Muhammad Ali, he was super entertaining.

1:07:04 He was talking crazy, especially in the time when he was a high level of skill set as well. But Amy had a high level of skill set. Mayweather too. Huh? Mayweather's announcement. I was gonna say Floyd. So we said it the same time. Floyd was entertaining.

1:07:17 Who was a who was a who was a a knockout artist or somebody that you could speak in that same breath that wasn't entertaining?

1:07:25 A lot. A lot. Canelo's not a entertainer. Most boxes are not entertaining.

1:07:31 But that puts a lot of pressure on somebody to try to train and also think about how to be entertaining. You know who was entertaining.

1:07:40 I'm gonna do TikToks and try to change six weeks. You know who's entertaining as a boxer?

1:07:45 A B.

1:07:46 Super entertaining.

1:07:48 But there's only a few of those that kind of get it. Was Mike Tyson entertainer? In a way, in a way. He had his own thing. In a way, Mike Tyson was electrified. Electrophone. He was something that would like to be.

1:08:06 Him be so big and had that little squeaky voice. His whole shit was laid out for him. He did that ferocious, I want to eat your kid.

1:08:13 Right, it was entertaining in a different way. Lecture fine, my nigga. It was different.

1:08:22 But most boxers, I think, but now is a different time. Even with music.

1:08:25 Sugar Ray Leonard was one of them.

1:08:26 He was real entertaining. Yeah, sugary. But uh Macho Camacho, those niggas is like entertaining, right? But the thing is, it's like it's like when you look at uh wrestling, wrestling, wrestling, it's all about entertainment.

1:08:40 But that's how boxing was back in the day. If you think about it, wrestling and boxing when it came to the entertainment back there of it was like kind of the same because all them boxers had their little thing going for them back.

1:08:49 Yeah, they had nicknames, but wrestling is still to a super higher level of entertainment.

1:08:54 Like it's it's wrestling damn more like a like a like a soap opera, howder.

1:08:58 Yeah, but they whole thing is so entertainment based, it's why people are still watching it when they become adults. They're kids, and some kids grow out of it. You know, we might have watched to a certain point, but there when you go to a wrestler, it's all at it's mostly 90% adults in this thing. It's not a lot of kids.

1:09:22 It's not a lot of kids to get it. From a kid to grow up to an adult to still I asked my son, my son likes wrestling. I took him to a lot of matches. And one time I was just like, yo, you you know this is not real, right? And he was like, Yeah, I just like it for the entertainment. I like the storylines, I like the the moves, I like the conform.

1:09:46 Remember the interviews. Right, you still watched it if you had excitement or our like love for the different for what was going on. You know the expectation of it. But it even translates into the music business, right? It's entertainment over talent, right? You got talented artists, it's like, yo, now, now, now I think early on.

1:10:11 It's about talent before me. It was all talent. You had to be nice. Yeah, right. Now, now you gotta have, oh, he got 10 million followers. You gotta have followers.

1:10:19 They got jacking you with no leverage. If you ain't got none of that going on, you're not getting jacked. You got no leverage.

1:10:24 If you got that going on, you got all the leverage on the world.

1:10:26 You can have the most beautiful music in the world right now. Really, though, if you don't got no numbers, they not jacking you, and it's crazy.

1:10:32 Like, like if you ain't shazaming, they not jacking you. Like, it's this crazy.

1:10:38 We'll meet somebody that is super dope and go to their shit and be like, damn, you mean like you might not be as excited the the and I'm speaking for myself, I'm not gonna say all of y'all, but we might not be as excited though now with sometimes like based on the music, I don't give a fuck. But you might go to their page, like, yo, let me show up show me your page, go to their shit, and they got it, you know, they got 1500 because they recording like so so you're not gonna feel like like the urgency in it is not gonna be the same.

1:11:09 If you go on to somebody's page that got 10 million followers or 8 million followers, like you're gonna be like, nah, I'm recording that shit tonight. No, that's right.

1:11:16 I know that shit gonna get whatever they got going on.

1:11:18 I need part of that. You're right. You're not gonna do that with somebody that got 12 million.

1:11:23 You're not gonna be excited.

1:11:24 The urgency is not gonna be the same. Like, even if you love the music, like and I think that's that's kind of fucked up, but it is.

1:11:30 No, but we we equate with being lit with metrics, right? Because that's the world we live in.

1:11:37 That's where it's at.

1:11:38 It's like a nigga ever say, yo, fam, yo, yo, that little nigga in Arizona, he lit. And he lit, and he telling you about him, and you telling you, yo, he got mad followers, YouTube is going crazy, that's what we equate is metrics. Yeah, the analytics have definitely played a part in what is hot or not in these times.

1:11:57 And I think that the popularity has now aligned with talent. Like you can, like you said, you can be talented, but if you don't have that other side, people are still unsure. Or even some people will recognize it and still don't really like it ain't popular like that.

1:12:14 And the fucked up part about that is in two years, that'll be the biggest motherfucking star in this shit. Like, that's how this shit really go. Like, it'll be that person you curve. It could be. Or could I'm just saying that that that it could be the next biggest star. The motherfucker with 700 followers or a thousand followers, like, it's up to you how you how you intake their music.

1:12:36 But I think the fact that popularity overweighs talent. Niggas gotta get their popular up. Because the talent shit is like, you know what I mean? Be dope at what you do in case you ever called out on it. But if nobody knows you, it's like your talent can't even be seen.

1:12:56 It's all right. Internet-wise, none of that shit. There's also a reverse to that because sometimes people can get popular or go viral, and then they don't have any talent to keep it going. So there's a lot of, you're gonna see that out of all of the things that go viral nowadays, some people you never see them again.

1:13:12 You know what I'm saying? Where's the spit girl that was like people you they be?

1:13:17 That's why a lot of them labels also have money like that on all them, on all them one, on all them viral hits and shit like that. It was giving all them artists millions of dollars and they couldn't produce another TikTok kick again. Like, but then you just gave them three million dollars and now you can't get another TikTok.

1:13:30 That's why popularity is also deceiving because in this era too, people can make you go viral and be and then the next week don't even care about you anymore.

1:13:39 Cause you don't really, I feel like they don't got nothing to really latch on to. Like you can you can go viral off some funny shit or or or you jumped off a building or you broke your leg or you got like just silly shit now goes viral. But if you don't have the actual talent to keep people in tune with you, engaged with you, both of those things you're gonna have to have consistency.

1:14:04 If it's not consistent, we living in a time where things where where everything is moving fast because something happens every day on social media, on the news, on wherever. So the consistency of what you're doing is gonna keep you around, not just popularity, not just the talent, because there's some talented motherfuckers who ain't consistently doing what they're supposed to be doing, and you don't know.

1:14:27 So you don't see them. So the person that's posting and doing shit every day is gonna bypass them same talented people because they ain't posting.

1:14:33 Then you got algorithm to mix into it. So, like, algorithm would take whatever everybody is talking or seeing, and now you talented, but your shit not getting in the algorithm. So that's why it's the consistency to me that is gonna help and make sure that even if you have talent, even if you have popularity, you're gonna have to stay consistent.

1:14:53 We were speaking about A B. I don't think no boxer or nobody in the in the athletic space ain't gonna just I ain't gonna just limit it to boxing. I don't think nobody in the athletic space has done or or jumped into that that that streaming world like like boy.

1:15:12 I think he's a personality. I think the other kid, the other kid pulled him. You know, like you ever see certain shit and you be looking at them and be like, yo, you would be a move, like like say like Larry. Big Larry, if he gets in the right, like he's the it's certain people you can see and they just have to get in that.

1:15:28 And A B, like when we said he was entertaining in boxing, somebody said, like, yo, you put a you put a mic on him, he's gonna be an inner.

1:15:35 And that kid Dean's smart because he's been doing that. Like he was already tapped in with the stream of shit. However, that happened, he tapped all over, he knew. So it was like you said with Big Larry. If Big Larry get a like a Dean, like a Dean to his A Bism and shit like that, that nigga be out of here overnight, damn near.

1:15:52 With the right clippers and shit, because that's what it's be. Them niggas, the consistency, the clippers, that shit's all in your face all day. There's no way you can't get around that shit.

1:16:01 Bro, there's artists and music and everything like that. The right person just gotta connect to the shit.

1:16:05 Niggas be wanting to see real life though. Like, them niggas be about to fight on that shit. You know what I mean?

1:16:11 Like, it's is it's real shit going on. I think people want to see artists and people that they look at as celebrities or influences. I think they want to see them in a regular light. I think they want to see them in a human, you know, space.

1:16:27 This is the real form of reality TV. Like people love reality TV because of what it was.

1:16:32 They were like, But niggas got so it got so real, niggas outgrew reality TV. Niggas don't watch reality TV no way. That's still too. This is contrived and like. They want to know that it's no reality.

1:16:48 It's real dope right here.

1:16:48 Like reality TV is a good thing.

1:16:51 As it's happening in the in the moment, right. They want you, they want to see scripted no more. It's the rawest form. Like this is straight raw. Right. No more cut. And you still and you gotta be entertaining while it's that too. So it can't, because there's certain people, if you're not entertaining, it's not gonna be there.

1:17:10 You gotta be able to do it. Right, it's gonna work, right? It's not gonna work for you. Live and it gotta be entertaining. You can check out Morgan and Morgan. Their fee is free unless they get the win, baby. For more information, go to for the people.com slash let's rap. Or Dow Pound Law, that's pound five two nine from your cell.

1:17:30 That's F-O-R the People.com slash Let's Rap. Or Pound Law, Pound529. That's a power move. This is a paid advertisement. All right, man, let's get into it, man. 1-800 main know I am a love doctor, guru specialist. You know, I deal with physics and science, you know. Um, let's check this out, man. What we got?

1:17:59 You're not a scientist. You're not. I know you're not a science. Just stop, just take that part. Stop putting that a page.

1:18:06 Is this criticism or hate? We're telling you what you have. It's a little bit of both. Add low to your shit. Delete scientists. I'm an honorary low. Delete scientists. Yeah, honorary. Definitely. Honorary. This ain't criticism. Honorary roller. Yeah, you're not a scientist. It's cryptocism. You hear science, brother.

1:18:28 Crypticism. Y'all gotta stop playing, my nigga. I really was out there. Anyway. I know where you was at. On dead on the dead homies. Dead homies. All right, check this out, man. 1-800 million. Oh, I got what you need. Okay, this sounds like this is from a homie. I dated this girl a while ago. We broke up.

1:18:47 We fell out of touch and I ran into her sister. Oh, I like where this is going. We started talking and now we're in love. Love is good. Okay, that's one tell you that right now. You're on the right track, brother. Should we continue our connection and let her sister and her family know? Hell yeah. That's it?

1:19:02 That's the end of the question? Yes, you should. Because if you think that you're in love, you should absolutely be honest with the whole family. You gotta act and let them know. You gotta act on love, bro. Love don't come easy, man. Look at me. Talk about it, man.

1:19:14 You have to act on love.

1:19:15 You don't want because either you act on love or you you you spend the rest of your life and you be like regret.

1:19:20 Oh, being like you is even worse than regret. Yeah, but it's just letting you know. Be like you is worse than regret.

1:19:25 Man, I'm gonna be real with you. You you talk that you you you you wish you could find love and all that. I don't be with you all the time, but I'm with you a lot. You look very happy, bro.

1:19:37 Not finding love.

1:19:38 You alright?

1:19:40 He living for love, but he look happy now.

1:19:46 You don't look good.

1:19:50 I don't I don't know if I don't know if I'm I don't know, but you live in a time of my life. You don't look like you don't look like a nigga that's in his spot upset.

1:19:58 Nope. That he don't find love.

1:19:59 Yeah, it don't look like that's something that got him like, damn man, I couldn't find love.

1:20:04 Yeah, he having a good time, like you know what I mean? It is what it is, but look, brother. I like that about you. I love that for you. How would you how would you come back to the house? I want to know how would you go to the family function with when like to let him know that. No, first you gotta, first you and the girl gotta agree.

1:20:24 Yeah, baby. I think it's time to let your family know. He was with her sister though. Sis, too. The sis. That's not gonna be an easy conversation.

1:20:33 You gotta let the sis know first in the family. So how you breaking this down at the family function?

1:20:36 And they broke up. He didn't say that they was like, they hit it. He might have been, he might have been knocking, he might have been knocking her head off. He's just this is the get back. I feel like this is the this is the love get back. Then they spun back and got with her sister. Uh-huh. And he's in love.

1:20:48 But is it really him or is it sis, though? Right? It is his sis messing with sisters, dude, that she did.

1:20:55 But but how you put how you pulling up to the family function? It might have got different followers.

1:21:00 How are you pulling up to the family function with baby moments?

1:21:04 That's my sister, but that ain't really my sister. To introduce you one of them.

1:21:07 As a new boyfriend to baby mom. But you was just the old boyfriend to the other sis. So you know what?

1:21:12 I want to know how you how you pulling up. I'm pulling up holding hands. Holding hands? Holding hands. Walking in the door, holding hands? Walking in the door.

1:21:18 No wife beater on.

1:21:19 So do wife beat. Do you do you act shirt all the way open? So do you buttons all the way down?

1:21:23 Do you act like you don't know the parents no more?

1:21:25 Or do you act brand new?

1:21:26 Or do you be like, yo, mom, what's up? You coming acting like you know the mother still? No, we're gonna make a statement. You met the moms already, though. Yeah, so you know the moms. I'm gonna on my first spin. You met the moms. Hey, I tell you what, though. Mama knows you. They better watch it when he gets it in, because he already he already two sisters in.

1:21:57 You gotta watch him and then watch that nigga. He might be going for the Thanksgiving, you gotta smoke what comes on the on the on the Mama Love step outside. You gotta watch him.

1:22:21 He's so funny to everybody at the table. Oh, he's he's a laverage.

1:22:24 But you didn't say it to both my daughters. Now the auntie's laughing at all his jokes.

1:22:29 Mama love, yeah. This boy is so funny.

1:22:33 You the court of famous sister definitely go get a cousin. Hit more. Cousin comes with the sister. Two sisters and the cousin is coming with the package. We're going more. More hit more. More, more. Because more attracts more. More, more, more, more. 100%. More you should attracts more.

1:22:48 It might end up in his favor. I think he should go for it. I think he should try his luck. Holy hands, shirt button all the way up. I'm not gonna fret.

1:22:55 But here's the where's the here's the most important question. After it's known, do you think he can circle back and hit the other sister again in the midst of hitting his pop sister?

1:23:07 This is the real question that needs to be asked.

1:23:10 That all depends on the relationship between the two sisters. Because that could turn into a real hateful sister. I don't think you should do that.

1:23:18 I don't think he should do that. You gotta get a cuzzle or a mom. No, no, that's his dangerous. You gotta go other places.

1:23:33 After he already, after you already, after she already robbed, remember you said you were gonna send him back after she robbed the plug? Right. That's that dangerous.

1:23:40 Like trying to circle back and hit her and then. You can't spit through the family like Tasmanian double. You can't just be But it might be a family. It might be the family. Yeah, that's what we're trying to say.

1:23:52 Two daughters already, and did Mama love?

1:23:54 Two daughters, one auntie, and a cousin.

1:23:56 I go from, but after the second daughter, the family know what's going on. Yeah, because the auntie creeping and the cousin is a real question. The word got out that you you you you you is a real question. And he got to get rid of it dropping. You dropping what you need to be dropping.

1:24:08 What the fuck is it? And he has to get one of them pregnant. This is a magic.

1:24:12 So when the aunt's like this is a man, this is my fix something in my husband.

1:24:17 This is a dangerous thing. The women is to get pregnant. The mother, the cousin, the cousin, the cousin.

1:24:28 Everybody hope.

1:24:29 Oh the cousin with my gum.

1:24:33 So y'all never hit sisters before in my past life. Together at or at or I can't say I can't. I can't then. I can't. How can you say it? I can't confirm that. Because you said to say that I in my past life I have indulged in sisters.

1:24:52 They had the same mother and father?

1:24:54 Right.

1:24:57 I don't think I asked that. Because I think that's when it's really sisters, like.

1:25:00 But so nobody hit sisters in here? I've had that. Sisters like real sisters.

1:25:04 If they step sisters, if they step sisters, it's like whatever. But real sisters. I don't give a fuck if they was real sisters. If they grew up in the house together, raised together, and you and you do that, you an ill nigga.

1:25:14 I've I've hit sisters. I had sisters too, but not the same time. I had twins at the same time.

1:25:21 And this was in my former life, because I don't want to get caught up out here. This is like this project gym.

1:25:27 Three different three sets? You twins. You up with twins. Yeah, take your twin.

1:25:31 You up in that community. They love you. Watch the DM right now. Bunch of twins about to hit. I think I attract twins. You attract twins? You definitely. I think I attract twins. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

1:25:42 You're the twin whisperer. You might be. But so nobody did that? Twisperer. The twisperer. That's my man right here. No, because I y'all lying, because I know y'all did it. No, not twins. You special. Statue of limitations. Maybe Spizz. Spizzo. Don't leave me out here like this on my own. Statue of Limitations, beloved.

1:26:04 Yeah. Twin sisters. I never had twin sisters. That's a rare rarity. That's a rarity. He had three sets. Is that how you say that word? That's a rarity that had. Man, you called three sets of twins? Twin sisters is that. Yeah, you're the twin spirer, for real. I used to have these twins. They used to come hang out with me on the weekends.

1:26:23 And but the whole time, they like, you know, just can't keep going on.

1:26:28 Encourage you.

1:26:29 No, they encourage me. They would say to me, like, yo, you gotta have to choose one at some point.

1:26:35 Wow, they didn't jack the situation.

1:26:37 I met them both at the same time. Every twins that I ever dealt with, I met them at the same time. But did you hit them together? Hit them together multiple times.

1:26:44 So how did it happen? How did you break up?

1:26:46 It just after a while. It's just after they used to come hang out with me all the time.

1:26:50 After you hit them both together all that time, did you try to keep hitting one of them? Or you just had to double.

1:26:55 They start bringing the friends every now and then.

1:26:57 So it was more than two. Yeah, yeah. It was twins and a cousin. 100%. Maybe not a cousin, but a friend. Let's keep it a cousin. Cousin sounds more special. You live a life. Sounds provocative.

1:27:07 I like your life, man. I live vicariously. I like your I like I like I like that life for you, beloved. I I live vicariously through. I don't like the way that y'all leave me out there like I'm the only person that did say. I like your life, man. Statue limitations. I'm not never saying nothing about nothing.

1:27:22 You're special. Twin sisters are special. Do your thugs. I don't say nothing no more on here. But you're special. Outside, right? Like you like. So where do you find like I met some Dominican twins? Three sets.

1:27:37 He's like a unicorn finder. May no.

1:27:39 You like like May know. Oh my god. Three sets? Three different sets at three different times of my life.

1:27:45 And you don't think this is a special talent you have? You're born with?

1:27:48 I don't know. Maybe I should look into it. You're the twisperer. We just told you what you are. He eats their butt and they feet at the same time. That's crazy.

1:27:59 At the same time. Damn time. Shut his mic off.

1:28:01 Two bad bitches at the same damn time. He's doing some extracurricular. We in butt, we eat feet at the same damn tub. He got a toe in his mouth. Shut their mics off.

1:28:13 A butt and a toe at the same damn tub. Bitch, like nah, nigga, you're gonna lick something of mine. Let me put this on the booty.

1:28:31 Wait till they get their toe and butt out of them for y'all not.

1:28:39 You know one thing about the nigga.

1:28:43 Niggas be getting drunk at the award shows and be, you know. Spizz. Let me tell you something. Shut up. Spizz.

1:28:54 You should have filled me. This was my payback for every time Main had to had to leave us out. I gave him a bit of his medicine. Ask him if he liked it.

1:29:02 Main had to be the responsible. Pause.

1:29:03 Ask him, ask him how he felt. Pause.

1:29:05 How did how did that do for you? This is the craziest group of niggas. It didn't bother me. It didn't bother you? No, it didn't bother me. You gotta go back to the room. I forgot. I told him you got 20 minutes. We have to pack you up. JB got in the call me. He said, Jim is drunk. I said, drunk or for what?

1:29:30 First of all, I couldn't even get no drinks. I don't know. JB's at no balls. J B ain't no better. I have not one drink in this shit. I'm sober as a motherfucker, clapping like a motherfucker. That's why you should have fucked up.

1:29:42 Before the show goes off, JB, you're not sliding. She ain't no better. I'm not the consensus standard. I pour my shit and JB. Like, no, I'm gonna make it. Pick up my water bottle too. My shit up too.

1:29:52 First of all, I was mixing your I wouldn't. This is what I'm trying to tell you.

1:29:55 Like, yo, pick up my water bottle too.

1:29:58 Here, fix my shit. I tell you what, though. I love that.

1:30:07unknown Yeah, I'm not gonna do that.

1:30:08 I don't know if we want to put it out there like that. The five letters M D A J B A J B is a different type of J B. That's not L R A I J B. That's not executive J B. That's not we're gonna leave that. M D. Yeah, we're gonna leave it at that. J B Zon leave it at that. But we had a ball. And we had a flash.

1:30:32 Real. We're gonna leave that, you know. We definitely.

1:30:34 It was fun. Had a great time.

1:30:36 Yeah, we almost packed you up though. Had to almost get you out of there because you were. Let's shout out our uh Yeah, man. Let's go out, man. Man, big shout out to Playmaker. You already know what it is. Yes, sir. You can catch an exclusive content on Patreon. So you wanna see the BC stuff that we talking about, right?

1:30:56 Scream it! You wanna see me a little bit twisted?

1:30:59 You might see me a little bit twisted. I think I'm gonna do that too.

1:31:02 I think I think that I'm gonna do this a couple more times.

1:31:04 I'm gonna we're gonna get to some spaces. I'm just gonna get drunk before you get drunk.

1:31:07 And it's fuck his whole night up a being drunk.

1:31:09 Whoever gets drunk first now. Let's see who get first. Let's see who get bit first. We gotta watch it because one of both of them just end up drunk. Escort them niggas out the spot.

1:31:27 That's a lot going on. I don't want that to happen.

1:31:34 Nah, JB. JB was playing security guard. JB and JB. JB played me down. JB held me down.

1:31:40 JB was uh situating a getting in smuggling bottle section doll Julio.

1:31:47 Smuggling a lot of smuggling though. A lot of smuggling hotly, though.

1:31:53 Let me be smuggling. Man, we had popcorn and all that.

1:31:56 Then niggas like, you can't bring the popcorn back.

1:31:58 I'm like, what?

1:31:59 I'm gonna ask y'all this, cause me. I had this combo with her.

1:32:03 Do do do her being there give us a certain level of professionalism? Of course that, but just comfort.

1:32:12 Yes. Of course. Like just no.

1:32:17 Donna too. We're not gonna, we can never leave Donna. It would've never been wrong. Y'all too. Hell no. Y'all y'all give her y'all give her a space where we can't. We have the opportunity to get to have our drinks. Have like in the world.

1:32:30 They get with you too. They get with you after a while. They be nice for like two times. And then like, let's, let's, let's, let's get that's big salute. Y'all held that down for two females, you're two strong black queens.

1:32:41 And I know we not the easiest for niggas to probably you situate. But who you speaking for? What are we talking about like that? Don't throw me an element. I'm very mentioned. Y'all niggas ain't wild showing. I'm smooth, man. This nigga's crazy. I don't know what you're talking about. Shout outs to y'all, man.

1:32:57 And J B a good sport, cause you know who I pull up in the hood with? Me and J B. Well? JB sat out there the whole time. J B went to the crib cookout. She was out.

1:33:07 He kept saying J B wanted to get put on. Oh, yeah. But then I was asking her. She was mad. She wasn't there for that. May no plate too much. I try to get her packed out. I wasn't smiling. She wasn't even smiling. No, she was dead serious. She had no smile.

1:33:24 She said, I'm not even smiling no more. What Mayno right now? What's baby girl name? Hood Mama? No, Big Red. Mama Red. I wasn't there. I said we didn't talk to you about it.

1:33:32 Nah, where's Baby D at? Baby D was there? Everybody was there that can actually be. No, but I talked to Baby. But that wasn't there for that.

1:33:41 Yo, Dave, I didn't want to say it there because I didn't want her to pack me up. I was kind of scared of her, but the other one was trying to get Maine drunk and kidnap him. She was trying to take him. She was trying to take him. Mama Love? No, not Mama Love. Mama Red? No, no, me and me and Capo. When we was backstage, me and Capo.

1:33:59 You know what I'm talking about? Like skinned it. The dirty. Let's keep it real. No, let's keep it real. So she wasn't trying to do that.

1:34:05 She was trying to feed them drinks. She kept feeding them drinks. You know when we were back there to the house? I was like, man, be careful. She's trying to take you to the to the house. Now let's keep it real, Capo.

1:34:15 Man, why you ain't telling me to try to get drunk? I ain't wanna say nothing.

1:34:17 But the real true face, the real true face, me and Capo was back there scared to death of her. I ain't gonna lie. I was nervous. We ain't want no smoke with her. You niggas want drinks? She's gonna take advantage of us. No, 100%. She's gonna get me drunk. Take niggas too. They know it's up in the hood.

1:34:32 Now she was talking gay. I was nervous. Like, man, she might be. I'm gonna wake up bald up in the hood. Naked.

1:34:38 Shivering naked.

1:34:40 Well, water on a nigga, like, damn. Wake up, nigga.

1:34:45 Round two. Oh my god. Please know not round two. And I love I love all my sisters now. We just having fun. We had a ball with them.

1:34:55 They held us down like gangsters. I appreciate the love, man. I appreciate that that that that uh barbecue. Shouts to everybody in LA. Shouts to all my loved ones. Shouts to all my homies out there. Y'all already know. Why's up? That part.

1:35:08 Let's rap about it.

1:35:10 Let's rap about it.