—[100:01.500 --> 100:09.600] but most Americans think he did that shit. Yeah, but it's a lot of Americans. It's not a question of did he do it or did he not do it, but there's
—[100:09.600 --> 100:17.800] a lot of people that think he was justified in doing it and would. Like a jury nullification, that's interesting. That's interesting. It's something that's
—[100:17.800 --> 100:25.980] the guy. I don't, I think that, I think what happens in the media is that we get told what to think.
—[100:26.280 --> 100:34.580] And I think a lot of times when you start adding up the mathematical shit, like they talked about his bus ride, I mean
—[100:34.580 --> 100:42.760] his bike ride from where he was staying, allegedly, to the hotel, and the time that he got to set up and wait for this man and all that other shit, it just seems
—[100:42.940 --> 100:50.940] not plausible to me. Who do you think did it? I don't know. And I think that this man was such a public figure and such a, for him
—[100:50.940 --> 100:59.100] to know where he was going to be at this time of night, walking from a bar by himself. He's the CEO of a major corporation in the United States, why he wasn't in the Uber,
—[100:59.100 --> 101:07.520] all of that shit. I don't think that this guy would have all of that information to know about that. And to be able to ride from his hotel, again, in that amount of time to get
—[101:07.560 --> 101:15.640] set up, plot to shoot on this dude as he walked down this particular block, I just don't think, I think it was more of a hit than that. Than some random
—[101:15.640 --> 101:23.800] dude. And this guy's the Patsy. Yeah, then this random dude. Like he don't know what direction he was gonna walk. Let's say he came from this way. Now you behind this car
—[101:23.800 --> 101:31.860] over here on some Dumbo shit, he walk in the hotel. Like you don't, it's too many. But what if he'd been watching him? Okay. What if you watched his
—[101:31.860 --> 101:39.960] patterns? And you know- He don't live in New York, he was staying in a hotel. He was visiting. But that doesn't mean he couldn't watch him before-ish. True, true, true. But maybe
—[101:39.960 --> 101:48.080] he took an Uber home that day. You get what I'm saying? It's just so many factors that, to me, he may, and I don't wanna be
—[101:48.080 --> 101:56.080] insensitive, but there's just so many factors that he wouldn't have the ability to know. Now let me ask you, what if, okay, what if
—[101:56.080 --> 102:04.180] he tried this the day before and he did take the Uber home? What if, you know what I'm saying, like you could have been plotting this out and now I got my shot and I did it. I think that you would have
—[102:04.180 --> 102:12.540] been there an hour before time. But it's cool. We'll find out what's going on when the trial, that trial is coming soon so
—[102:12.540 --> 102:20.980] we certainly will find out. Also in legal news while I'm here, They've shown us all of the video of Shia LaBelf in
—[102:21.020 --> 102:29.240] New Orleans arrested the first time. I hear he's been arrested again. They showed us him getting beat up. They showed us him drunk, out of control,
—[102:29.560 --> 102:39.180] just belligerent and unhinged, which was cool. I appreciate the internet showing me when celebrities get like that. However, Justin
—[102:39.180 --> 102:47.660] Timberlake is fighting to seal his foul from when he was pulled over for drunk driving in the Hamptons. What
—[102:47.660 --> 102:56.100] year? And I won it. What do you mean what year? You know he was on it. He was on it. He was on it. You know he was on it. Yo, that Shia LaBeouf
—[102:56.100 --> 103:04.520] shit is cool. Yo, I'm praying for him. I hope he good. Unsealed and Justin Timberlake drunk driving in the Hamptons
—[103:04.540 --> 103:12.540] getting pulled over. If he's trying to seal it, I know it's juicy. What do you think is in there? Oh, please. Justin drunk? I think he was just in the hamptons.
—[103:12.600 --> 103:20.660] In his natural white state? Like not when he appropriating us or fucking stealing black from Templin. Yeah, when I called him a punk, you saw him in his natural white
—[103:20.660 --> 103:28.680] state. Yes, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was in his natural white state, in the Hamptons, drunk, rich, getting some shit off. Yeah, you
—[103:28.680 --> 103:36.820] think he said some words? He might've, depending on who pulled him over. Oh yeah. Oh, I ain't even think of that. I was thinking about what
—[103:36.820 --> 103:44.840] happened out there. Come on, I'll take you on, buddy! You're a thin-ice buddy. Hey, Karen, get the hot dog. You want a piece of me, I'll fucking take you
—[103:44.840 --> 103:52.860] on! I think he might have had something in that car too. He might have been more loving with that. Yeah, what? I think he might have had something in that car too. Yeah, what? I think he might have had something in that car too. Or some body. Yeah, that's something
—[103:52.860 --> 104:00.920] that includes persons, places and things. That's what I'm thinking is in that seal file. I think him looking like a badass cussing out cops, He might get
—[104:00.920 --> 104:08.940] released. Yeah, we need this. We need this like the Terrence J accident paperwork. What the fuck happened? We need
—[104:08.940 --> 104:17.360] this like the Teddy Pendergrass accident. We need this like. No, we don't need that. We still ain't got all the answers from Teddy.
—[104:17.360 --> 104:25.460] Do we? No. Well, I do, but then. How you do? Cause he's not a big boy. He fell back down on Lincoln Drive. Oh, so what's he into?
—[104:26.180 --> 104:34.460] Huh? I'll tell you off here. So he was. I'll tell you off here. Damn. Well, why is that a damn? Sorry.
—[104:34.700 --> 104:42.940] But It's a great story. It's like when you found out Luther was gay and then you went back and heard all of those songs and was like, oh, that was right. Yo, Gen Z, what's the new babies
—[104:42.940 --> 104:51.040] called? The niggas that's adults now. Gen Zers, what's the recent? Nothing, they think Gen Zers? You're also fucking stupid. I think it is Jim's ears.
—[104:51.040 --> 104:59.480] Yo, the Jim's ears after the Super Bowl went and dug up every clip from when Ricky Martin was on fire.
—[105:00.200 --> 105:13.700] Like the live in La Vida loca day. Oh, yeah, and they said How could y'all not have known? When
—[105:13.700 --> 105:21.780] you look back, no, no the gypsy is was like it was right there the whole time, you idiots. It was a different time. It was a different time. It's
—[105:21.780 --> 105:29.840] like when you look at Michael from Good Times. You know what I mean? You can look at anybody now and be like, Michael from Good Times? Yeah. The nigga with the hat, with the, wait, hold on,
—[105:29.840 --> 105:37.860] who? I'm, that's 1 of the longstanding allegations, is what I'm saying. And what's my man in the gay dude from the show? And when I look at him at the
—[105:37.860 --> 105:46.740] rent parties singing when you're young and in love you're right I he's definitely not gay. Did you think George Jefferson was gay? And when I see him do yes Yes,
—[105:47.360 --> 105:55.740] I wouldn't think Sharma Hemsley was gay based on his role on the show. Oh please. That sassy ass walk. He didn't see the walk when he was heading to the end. Sherman Hemsley.
—[105:56.440 --> 106:04.640] Did you see it? No. Honestly, he played it very masculine. He did. By the time he got to Amen, It was starting to slip out a little bit sure maybe
—[106:04.640 --> 106:12.780] that's where we learn That struck was a little different. He was good. George Jefferson was massive Family and I think gay means masculine. I'm saying he was
—[106:12.780 --> 106:20.780] performing a stereotypical heterosexual thing on all the family and on the Jefferson's. But the time he got the, amen, when he was trying to date
—[106:21.220 --> 106:29.300] the older white lady, Helga or whatever. Yeah, it was a mess. It wasn't, yeah, we weren't buying it. And that little ass apartment in the upper East Side,
—[106:29.300 --> 106:37.340] I ain't never seen him grab his wife's hand and just walk to the bed, you know what, come here. I ain't never seen him. That's true. I never saw him do that. Yeah, Lucas Jr. Is on for 1 episode of
—[106:37.340 --> 106:45.620] Grabbed Her Ass. I remember the classic. It's classic. Classic. He's on every show ever. Even Uncle Phil, There's
—[106:45.620 --> 106:53.660] a lot of shit that you look back. I don't like that. Let's move that. Carl. You can see Carl. You can't see that Uncle Phil. I'm sorry,
—[106:53.660 --> 107:02.120] Carl's window is not. He's not gay. He does not identify as gay. Well, what does he identify as? Stop it. He doesn't say anything. I'm with you. Wait, silence. Mark.
—[107:02.240 --> 107:11.120] Is he lying? Yes. Remember he was in the Diddy, we were in the Diddy rumors. Yeah. Yeah.
—[107:11.120 --> 107:20.600] Yo, when Puff was just watching Family Man, he was like, look at Mark. Watch your mouth, yo. You see that moose knuckle? Aw. Yo.
—[107:21.100 --> 107:29.120] Sheldon Carl Winslow. But what does he identify as? Yeah, that's not the family man's thing, so on, Mark. You're right. You're right.
—[107:29.160 --> 107:38.880] That's a full house. Full house. Mark is so pro-white and pro-black. Mark is the pro-white is pro-black person. Carl
—[107:38.880 --> 107:46.900] is gay. Sorry. We don't know what he is. The niggas cop. It's not a jacket. It's okay. It's just his identity. It
—[107:46.900 --> 107:55.020] is a jacket. But he hasn't come out and said that. I feel like on the Family Matters version of Dark Side of Comedy, I feel like Eddie Winslow kind of gave it away.
—[107:55.300 --> 108:03.520] Well, speaking of Eddie Winslow. All right. He's also not gay. All right. All right, all right. He's a straight man. That likes? Whatever he likes, he identifies as a straight man. Eddie Winslow
—[108:03.520 --> 108:16.640] was fucking Sydney Starr. Who's a trans woman? He's fucking a super head. Sydney Starr didn't cut the parts off, bro. Go ahead, Joe. Come on down this hallway. Hey, how we throw that on the floor? Make a chain
—[108:16.640 --> 108:24.820] with you. Hey! Mark, I'm saying that Eddie Winslow identifies as straight. Should be a pansexual. No. He
—[108:24.820 --> 108:33.180] would say, I'm dating a trans woman, she's a woman, therefore I'm a- He still likes women. He likes women, yeah. What's my man name for my top cop in the cop show?
—[108:33.180 --> 108:41.300] Just hit me the chain now. I'm saying. What's my nigga name for the cop show, man? Which 1? 0,
—[108:42.000 --> 108:50.020] Malik Yoba. Are we outing people? Yes, y'all. No, you're not. All right, well, it's Paul. They're not outing people, but
—[108:50.020 --> 108:58.180] what they're doing is they're pointing to scandals that are very public, but assuming that because these men have dated trans women that they identify as gay. Malik, yo, what was that all that time and
—[108:58.180 --> 109:06.340] we said all that shit about Torres. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Torres is in the BD video. Wait, Mark. Mark didn't
—[109:06.340 --> 109:14.380] say shit. Are you telling me that Torres? I don't know Torres. I never met Torres. I don't know a story about Torres. I ain't know nothing about him. You had to look for a second. I wanted to know
—[109:14.380 --> 109:23.700] where he was going. I'm not doing this with mark tip your waiters anyway what
—[109:23.700 --> 109:31.820] else is important or on a way that I was trying to get to something. I was actually trying to get to something. I was trying to get to something important. Rafael Siddique, I want to get to what
—[109:31.820 --> 109:39.860] he had to say about neo soul just because I thought it was pretty important Okay, while you're looking that up. I do want to say rest in peace rest in power to Bob power who
—[109:39.860 --> 109:48.300] was Super important mixing and recording engineer on a lot of that neo soul I'll put it in air quotes because I know a lot of those people hate that term.
—[109:49.020 --> 109:58.040] He mixed all the Tribe stuff, all the De La Soul stuff, all the Rude stuff, Erykah Badu, Tony Tony Tony. I'm
—[109:58.040 --> 110:06.400] sure I'm forgetting it's a like Water for Chocolate, Common. It's a very, very long list of incredible classics with
—[110:07.120 --> 110:15.420] a significant, a very identifiable Sonic footprint. Very low end heavy, but still
—[110:15.420 --> 110:23.420] clear and competitive with anything that was pop at the time, which is a very difficult thing to tread. And he was a master and rest
—[110:23.420 --> 110:31.480] in peace. I believe he was 74 years old. Rest in peace. Rest in peace. Speaking of Daylight, you see they got a tiny desk, right? I did, I haven't watched it yet. I
—[110:31.480 --> 110:39.560] heard it's amazing. I haven't watched it yet either. I heard it's amazing. Okay, Rafael Siddique says, and this
—[110:39.560 --> 110:47.700] is about Ne-Yo Soul. He says, DeAngelo and Maxwell are not quote unquote Ne-Yo soul artists. Sorry,
—[110:47.700 --> 110:55.840] but that's the truth. Neo soul was a term created by 1 black executive purely as shorthand. It helped
—[110:55.840 --> 111:04.120] labels internally identify which acts would not require crossover marketing budgets. Those funds were reserved
—[111:04.340 --> 111:12.780] for pop boy bands. The word neo soul signaled to executives and marketing meetings. These black artists might sell
—[111:13.120 --> 111:21.240] 150 to 350 K, maybe 500 K if they're really good. And 1 million at best. It had nothing to
—[111:21.240 --> 111:29.240] do with the sound of the music Hip-hop was created by the people Thought this was a really interesting taste of
—[111:29.240 --> 111:37.460] Raphael Sadiq it makes sense now. Can it be that push back a little bit though? Of course you'd be definitely can because he could be correct and Could
—[111:37.460 --> 111:45.520] we have like taking it and now that we apply it to what we know is neo soul Just because it was created and started at this way. We've done it with other
—[111:45.520 --> 111:53.740] words So it's like yeah, you know soul was meant to mean this but now we've kind of taken it and now we embrace that and now this is what it means. Because
—[111:53.740 --> 112:02.200] now you say Ne-Yo Soul today, nobody thinks that. I have, first of all, far bit for me to disagree with Ralph Felsedegold on anything music. Yeah, he's forgotten
—[112:02.220 --> 112:10.240] more about music than... Yeah, so I agree with everything he said. I also, in addition to that, think that... Actually, you know what? I take
—[112:10.240 --> 112:18.320] exception to 1 little thing, which is that... No, no, he's right. It didn't have anything to do with the music. But today, to your point, I think it does. Yeah. Because there's a moment in
—[112:18.320 --> 112:26.480] music, particularly I think about Black Lily, I think about the Black Lily events, these live events, I think about when N.D.R.E. And the Jazzy Fat Nasties
—[112:26.480 --> 112:34.540] and Kendrick the Family Soul and Jill Scott and Bilal, there's a sound there, soul queries, there's a sound there, and so forth
—[112:34.540 --> 112:42.620] and so on, that I think I don't wanna ignore, but I agree that that could just be seen as an extension of the soul tradition. But there was something
—[112:42.620 --> 112:50.660] about that sound in the late 90s, early arts that was distinct and that you could tell and say, oh, when I hear, even Donnie, even when I hear, there's certain albums that I heard at that time that
—[112:50.660 --> 112:59.020] felt a way and were connected to a thing. But I think it's important what he said to realize that that wasn't our creation, that these categories and these labels
—[112:59.020 --> 113:07.140] get made for us and then we buy into them. And here they were organized not to figure out how to support us, but how to not support us. That's crazy. That's crazy to me. That was
—[113:07.140 --> 113:15.300] crazy. It's like when they say, we're 1 of the best urban podcasts, as opposed to we're
—[113:15.300 --> 113:23.380] 1 of the best podcasts. So if you take that into consideration and you're a white executive, when you come into their office, they looking
—[113:23.380 --> 113:31.460] at you like you are the urban podcast. So you may not be as entitled to the same exact budget or allotment that
—[113:31.460 --> 113:39.820] Rogan or Justin Bateman or 1 of those guys is entitled to. You get what I'm saying? So I think it's a way that they do minimalize
—[113:40.460 --> 113:48.880] a specific thing or a group to be advantageous in their negotiations. That's what Byron Allen ended up suing. He
—[113:48.880 --> 113:57.080] was like, I'm getting framed as a minority business in a minority channel. He's like, I own the weather channel. That's not fucking urban. That's true.
—[113:57.120 --> 114:05.260] You don't even use the weather channel. Word. I don't know, Black Lives Matter, watch the weather channel. You're right. We'll be right here on this phone. Or we'd ask somebody, we'd go by knees. It's going random,
—[114:05.260 --> 114:13.400] see if my elbows fit. But we're not going by that. But by giving him that category, he's now pulling from a much
—[114:13.400 --> 114:21.500] smaller pool of minority business funds, as opposed to owning Fox substations or whatever. So we see it across business
—[114:21.500 --> 114:29.580] genres. I think that was such an important point that Rafael's a deep. I agree. Hey, I love it. I love the point. The greatest thing I got from what he said was that the
—[114:29.580 --> 114:37.660] neo soul acts feel offended hearing the term neo-soul. I've heard that, I've heard that over the years. Yeah, I've heard that. I never knew that. That's a parched descent. I've heard a lot of them
—[114:37.660 --> 114:45.660] don't like the term. Yeah. So maybe it's minimizing, I don't know. And it disconnects you from the tradition. It's like I'm a soul artist, right? True. Why am I different
—[114:45.660 --> 114:54.640] than this person or that person. I'm part of the same tradition. Yeah. So. I never thought about it like that. That's dope. Same
—[114:54.640 --> 115:02.660] way some people don't like segmenting of hip hop. Honestly, which I'm not. I was gonna say, what's the difference in saying this is backpack rap? There's really no difference. A lot of backpack rappers don't
—[115:02.660 --> 115:11.740] like that either. They don't like that. Yeah, like that's, I can see why. Yeah. Even if it is that same, yeah, I get it. Would
—[115:11.740 --> 115:20.040] you do away with the term, with the new information? I would try to. Yeah, I wouldn't. I would try to. You know I would. Out of respect,
—[115:20.040 --> 115:28.080] I would. I wouldn't, oh wait, you talking about Neil Soul or backpack rap? Neil Soul. Oh, Neil Soul, yes, yeah, I would get rid of that. Yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry But not backpack because backpack rap as I understand it
—[115:28.080 --> 115:36.100] didn't come from record execs. It came from us So if it's our shit that we're saying to label our own music and our own culture, I'm down with it. I just don't
—[115:36.100 --> 115:44.420] want somebody up above. I don't want somebody in a suit doing that for us. What if it's still kind of, I don't want to say derogatory, but minimalizing? It's
—[115:44.420 --> 115:52.420] kind of poking fun a little bit. That's fair. If it becomes pejorative, then yeah, I agree. Then we should get rid of it. I guess because as somebody
—[115:52.420 --> 116:00.580] who loves backpack rap and boom bap, all these terms we use for me, for me it's just like, yeah, that's my shit. Even when they say I'm here, I'll be like, yeah.
—[116:00.580 --> 116:08.800] You love Neil's soul. What'd you say? You love Neil's soul. But it's just the fact that it was created by them. Yeah, yeah. That's the difference, okay. For me, but. Got it, yeah. Did
—[116:08.800 --> 116:16.960] anybody here have a chance to look at the actor awards or at least see any clips from the actor awards? I saw clips, I was gonna watch it because I saw the
—[116:16.960 --> 116:26.180] marketing online and I was like, I've never heard of the actor awards. They just made this shit up. Little did I know that it's the SAG-AFTRA awards rebranded. So
—[116:26.320 --> 116:34.480] I would have watched it. The rebrand, they should have done better marketing. Why did they rebrand it? Do we know? Because SAG-AFTRA isn't the sexiest of names,
—[116:34.480 --> 116:42.540] I would assume. Gotcha. Now it says the actor awards presented by sag after Okay, I thought it's gonna something related to the strike. It's just it just don't sound good. Got it. I
—[116:43.980 --> 116:52.240] Didn't see I didn't watch it I'm tired is available on Netflix to watch it is cuz I was gonna watch it the other night But you're stream Stream live on Netflix. I didn't
—[116:52.240 --> 117:00.320] get a chance to see it all when it was airing, but I went back and congratulations to Michael B. Jordan. I
—[117:00.320 --> 117:08.340] saw his speech was great. Congratulations to Sinners. The part I wanted to talk about was 2 parts. 1 was
—[117:08.340 --> 117:16.480] the memorial portion of the show. OK. You know, I came in here before and said there were so many people that passed that I feel like I totally forgot
—[117:16.480 --> 117:24.480] about or just wasn't aware of. Add 100 to the list. Yeah, I was about to say that shit will. The job that they did, I was boohooing in the
—[117:24.480 --> 117:32.900] bed. Like there are plenty, plenty of actors, brothers that we like and love and adore
—[117:32.900 --> 117:41.040] their work that I would have never knew their names. That passed away last year. They did such a phenomenal job honoring all of
—[117:41.040 --> 117:49.440] those people. When we go to break, I'm going to show you all this clip because it's that powerful. Another part they did where I was boohooing again in the fucking
—[117:49.440 --> 117:57.600] bed was they did a they did this I am an actor segment where they went to Delvroy they
—[117:57.600 --> 118:05.660] went to they just went to a few actors in the front where they told their story of whatever being an actor meant for them, where they
—[118:05.660 --> 118:13.660] came from, what it is they're doing, how it's touching people, or just something important in their story, and it always ended with, I am an actor. And at the
—[118:13.660 --> 118:23.080] end of that, it was Michael J. Fox. Oh wow. Wow. And it was him sitting at the table with his fans. Well,
—[118:23.080 --> 118:31.420] duh, duh, I'm booing. I know you probably was here. It was Michael J. Fox, the entire audience, this was the only person where
—[118:31.740 --> 118:40.340] they, loud round of applause, standing ovation for 5 minutes. And he just went on about how he's
—[118:40.340 --> 118:48.420] accomplished so much and how family ties changed his life. But family ties is where I met my wife who's sitting here next to me. She gave
—[118:48.420 --> 118:57.380] me my greatest gift, these beautiful kids. And it's Michael J. Niggas don't. Yeah, it's been great seeing him in Shrinking. Yeah.
—[118:57.380 --> 119:05.440] When I saw him in the first episode of Shrinking, the office doctor. Because Harrison Ford in the show Shrinking has Parkinson's. So they're in the doctor's office, I believe, in
—[119:05.440 --> 119:13.440] the lobby talking. It's a powerful. We were crying on the first day. Yeah, it's a really good show. It was extremely powerful. Again, on the break, I'll try to
—[119:13.440 --> 119:21.520] show you all both those clips or at least put them in the group chat. But yeah, I couldn't stop crying. I don't know if you saw or anybody
—[119:21.580 --> 119:29.800] saw, they did the story about Delroy Lindo. Who did the story? I forgot where I read it, but they talked about his journey and saying, basically,
—[119:29.800 --> 119:37.960] dog, he was fucked up and starving, and him and Denzel were super duper close when they were younger. They were in acting school
—[119:37.960 --> 119:46.180] together, they were all of this. And somewhere along Denzel's ascension, Delray Lindo just fell off the boat, like was fucked
—[119:46.180 --> 119:54.180] up just out here, like taking menial jobs, you know what I mean? Garbage, cooking burgers, whatever the case may be. And then somewhere along the line, he saw
—[119:54.180 --> 120:02.520] Denzel again, and he was about to give up. Like, and Denzel like breathed some life into him. And then the Malcolm
—[120:02.520 --> 120:10.520] X role came. West Indian Archie. West Indian Archie and then from that, his career just took off. But it was like literally like a 20, 25 year gap
—[120:10.520 --> 120:18.660] between when he and Denzel was like, they were close, close. Yeah. And then they would do it again. And then it was just crazy. It was real,
—[120:18.660 --> 120:26.680] real, real inspiring to now see him on stages winning awards, et cetera, et cetera. That shit will bring you to some level of realization as well. Amazing man, and
—[120:26.680 --> 120:34.700] well-deserved. Yeah, no, I'm reading some of these names. I'm crying now looking at this shit. We ain't gonna know the names. It'll be like, oh homeboy from
—[120:34.700 --> 120:42.880] such-and-such. Oh no, fuck that. I just felt like this was a really important piece
—[120:42.880 --> 120:51.220] and it was so well done and we lost so many. Oh yeah, they had to. Come on, come on, come on.
—[120:53.040 --> 121:01.360] Nah, they had the parts. Oh, they showing the white guy. They showing you who passed away, dog. Oh, that little girl. Yes,
—[121:01.420 --> 121:09.820] look, Peter Kwong died who knew Peter Kwong died If
—[121:09.820 --> 121:18.000] I keep it on y'all are gonna cry yeah, she I say oh yeah, yeah Oh damn Oh Damn
—[121:18.000 --> 121:27.280] oh boy A
—[121:27.280 --> 121:35.460] lot of these B level and C level actors make Hollywood really go around Yeah, there's a lot of a levels that pass. I'm just saying They did a great
—[121:35.460 --> 121:43.480] job spacing out the people, because by the time you get to the end, some of the names they put, you have no choice but to bust out in the tears. I wanna go to
—[121:43.480 --> 121:51.540] the end, because 1 of these, Peter Green, 1 of these, Sally Kirkland, 1 of these people that died at the end totally fucked me. I'm sorry mother from
—[121:55.000 --> 122:05.940] Rob Reiner Malcolm Jermell Malcolm Jemora Warner. Let's just watch the end together Because somebody at the end Bobby Duvall audience
—[122:05.940 --> 122:17.620] bear with me man Forgot about Gene Hackman Come on man Val
—[122:17.620 --> 122:28.240] Kilmer. That's what I'm saying. Catherine O'Hara, yeah. Rest in peace. Diane
—[122:28.240 --> 122:36.340] Keaton. They did such an amazing job with this. Audience, I'll be right there. Rob Reffer, stop playing with him.
—[122:36.340 --> 122:44.340] I ain't know that. I didn't know that you didn't know Rob Raffer done and the music game
—[122:44.340 --> 122:52.340] making it yeah I missed the person I was talking about. I'll send it to you. I'm going to watch it. I'm going to watch it. Once I realized
—[122:52.340 --> 123:00.420] what it was. Very well done. And these people play such a part of our lives and childhoods and shit like that. Yeah. Joe, you said,
—[123:01.340 --> 123:09.580] oh, speaking of award shows, I was watching J.B.P. Rewind, which by the way is actually really good. Everybody should watch out right
—[123:09.580 --> 123:17.920] now JB P rewind on that patreon $25 and $50 tier Let's try to do for you
—[123:19.240 --> 123:27.380] You 5 dollar niggas that keep trying to join and find something. I'm in here. I'm looking at, hey, nude subs. Mad at your $5. They can move. You ain't getting nothing.
—[123:28.280 --> 123:36.300] You want to be respected at $5. You $10 niggas, buddy. Nah, not in the slightest. Not in the slightest. It's a
—[123:36.300 --> 123:44.440] couple of y'all free members, somebody gifted me something. Hey, gift these. You're not getting a new show. What you say? Wow. I
—[123:44.440 --> 123:52.740] never seen that much disrespect for it. You can tune into Mark Lamont's Patreon and, yeah, go ahead. If you don't want your executive, all the videos, disrespecting the $10
—[123:52.820 --> 124:01.000] tier, come on over to Mark Lamont Hill Network. No, I'm trying to incentivize the $25 and the $50 tier, but the show
—[124:01.000 --> 124:09.140] is doing really, really good. Shout out to people out there that's enjoying it. We got a bunch coming, so. We hit a ball, but at the end of that,
—[124:09.140 --> 124:17.180] you and I are talking and then I do a thing and then you do a thing and I watch, watching your last 10 minutes. And 1 of the things you said at the end of the show was that as much
—[124:17.180 --> 124:25.440] as you joked about wanting an award, you wouldn't actually apply it for an award. We're not gonna get an Emmy because you're not even gonna apply for an Emmy. I'm not submitting
—[124:25.440 --> 124:33.780] for no Emmy. I think it's fucked up. I'm not submitting for an Emmy, a Webby. I'm not submitting. How do y'all feel about that? Because that's, we're taking away our Emmy. Why would you not do it? I wish I don't
—[124:33.780 --> 124:41.940] I don't I don't play the award games. I don't play the is the same as any act fucking blackball and award show. There's politics that come with award
—[124:41.940 --> 124:51.780] shows. They use your likeness for certain. I didn't did this whole spiel 1000000 times before. I don't support award ceremonies. So we can't go behind your back and then submit? They
—[124:51.780 --> 125:00.040] wouldn't honor it if you did. And if we got the award, would you not show up? They would have to guarantee the award for me to show up and submit.
—[125:00.040 --> 125:08.140] They'd have to guarantee, hey, if you submit, I'll give it to you. Oh, then I'll come, then I'll play along with some of the politics. Instead of having them mute, you have us in
—[125:08.140 --> 125:16.820] the audience to sell it and then I get the award. I'm not submitting to the Streamy Awards. I'm not looking for acceptance from None of them. Nothing
—[125:16.820 --> 125:24.880] they do there is gonna change what it is, and the people there probably aren't even the people to properly acknowledge exactly what's going on out here. Like, if they would've
—[125:24.880 --> 125:33.640] really properly acknowledged what's going on with here in terms of this being a black-owned, independent, fuckin'... Outfit,
—[125:33.660 --> 125:41.800] conglomerate. Yeah, that's just it. Like, if they were really to stop and take a look at that Please please what the conversations would and should be I'm not sucking up my dick for an award I was about to say
—[125:41.800 --> 125:50.040] do you call I'm not begging for acceptance you hold the 2 in the same like you asking for acceptance versus
—[125:50.060 --> 125:58.100] you being recognized, you think they're the same? I'm just asking, do you think? That's a great point, that's a good way to put it. Like, do you think they're the same? Cause it's not
—[125:58.100 --> 126:06.560] like, yo, I'm begging y'all to come give me an award. Pay what you owe. Versus them saying, yo dog, we see everything that you're doing, we see your motion, we see your movement,
—[126:06.820 --> 126:14.900] and we think you should be honored. Even their nomination is an honor, but we think that you should be working. They nominate me. They nominate
—[126:14.900 --> 126:23.280] me. Yeah, I was gonna say, what's the stop there? I thought you said you gotta submit for a nomination. Well then, that's a rule. Him having to submit beats
—[126:23.620 --> 126:31.780] your point of we see you and we're acknowledging you. That's not true, not if that's the formality that you need. Everybody has a submit. Oh Please, please, please. Somebody
—[126:31.780 --> 126:39.980] can reach out and be like, you gotta submit. Please with that 1. You have to submit, right? Yeah. Everywhere you gotta submit. So you didn't submit for Grammys either? Or were you in a different space
—[126:39.980 --> 126:48.080] back then? No, the label would be submitting. Oh, gotcha. If the label felt like paying to submit you, they would do it. And were you equally disconnected or did you feel differently at
—[126:48.080 --> 126:56.320] that stage of your career? I went to 1 award show, Mark. I tell a story real time. The Grammys when I was nominated, I went there. From that and the Vibe
—[126:56.320 --> 127:04.780] Awards that I didn't go to because they didn't let me go to that, I ended up winning. That Tretch and Megan Goodshall, shout out to them, presented for it. Those 2 shows learned
—[127:04.780 --> 127:12.820] me award shows. Got it. And what goes on with award shows, my label gave me the backstory to award shows, I learned the politics and
—[127:12.820 --> 127:21.060] the game of award shows. And quite frankly, if it was just fun, like a good old time, then maybe I don't have, I don't have a good time at a war
—[127:21.060 --> 127:29.100] show. What's not really fun is B2. Like it's a hassle. Yeah. The other one's a, Flip, do you want an Emmy? No. So you don't, how about you? Do y'all feel the same way he
—[127:29.100 --> 127:37.180] does? I'll take 1. I'll take 1. You want 1. I'll take 1 if they FedEx it to me. Parks, how do you feel? If they FedEx it to you,
—[127:37.180 --> 127:45.480] if you want to talk to me. I'll let you know, why not? Okay. It's Golden Globes that's currently recognized in the podcast space. Yeah, I'm sorry. Yeah, in the show we said Emmy, but it's Golden Globes.
—[127:45.640 --> 127:53.860] Yeah. We said Emmy, but yeah. That being said, I think that they did a horrible job with that this year. I think they disrespected the entire genre in that segment. But if nobody played politics, but
—[127:53.860 --> 128:02.060] if nobody submitted, then they didn't. They might have just picked from the submission. A lot of people probably did submit. It's a slap in the face for them to ask certain people to submit.
—[128:03.080 --> 128:11.160] It's a slap in the face for them to even request that certain people permit in this award that you just made up. Agreed and I think that especially with a new award they should have reached out
—[128:11.160 --> 128:19.240] and got the people that should have been up there. Yeah that responsibility is on them. It's not on the, you
—[128:19.240 --> 128:27.340] think they could call Howard Stern and say, yo, submit? Right, but Howard probably got somebody who just submits. Howard might have a network person. Answer my question, I
—[128:27.340 --> 128:35.460] don't care what he has. Do you think that they could call him and say, yo, please submit. Yes, I think they could reach out to his company. Do you think
—[128:35.460 --> 128:43.640] he would? Howard Stern. I think he would. I think even that would be a good step, though. I think some people would love them awards. Hey, I'm in charge of the podcast division.
—[128:43.640 --> 128:51.740] We think that you guys are great. You guys are kicking ass. We need you we would really like you to be like yo Would you guys I would take that as a gesture I agree how it's
—[128:51.740 --> 128:59.740] there with telling people to suck my dick if they Called him and said submit to this award show really yes, I defer to you I don't know enough about me that I don't know enough
—[128:59.740 --> 129:07.840] to have a strong opinion on it I think I'm reaching out to say hey we're starting this new award we think that you guys would be your exemplary track
—[129:07.840 --> 129:16.240] record in the space so. Dog, this is they just dog we should be charging them we should be charging them to submit.
—[129:18.720 --> 129:27.120] Like they can't call Joe Rogan and say yo submit they can't just no he ain't get nominated either he didn't he won't submit submit
—[129:27.120 --> 129:35.300] and I'm like Who are these people that you putting on this fucking facsimile of bullshit
—[129:36.260 --> 129:44.460] and just totally disregarding the people that have been here getting busy for 10, 15, and 20? Who the fuck are y'all? The podcast industry started
—[129:44.460 --> 129:52.620] like hip-hop started like in the park rebellious. And the awards seem to be going the same way. We ain't coming stepping now begging because
—[129:52.620 --> 130:00.640] niggas got some millions no fuck them niggas well more go big but
—[130:00.640 --> 130:09.660] at least step not I just look at a different book. I guess I wouldn't have the same Understanding and
—[130:10.600 --> 130:18.710] Perception of it as you yeah, we were in the trenches you keep saying begging or you keep saying Going to them asking. I you know, I mean, I don't
—[130:18.710 --> 130:26.820] I think it's on them to do that. And they should be doing that. I think I agree, that was a great point. I think they should. That was a great point you made. Great point you made.
—[130:26.820 --> 130:34.840] I wouldn't go just off on the strength of how I felt The room felt when the winner went up there and gave a speech. Yeah. The room felt
—[130:34.840 --> 130:42.840] like it was bullshit. Yes. Why am I here? So why? Why am I up here? But the room mentioned, yo, the Joe Buttons,
—[130:42.840 --> 130:51.100] they said your name, the Joe Buttons, the Joe Rogans, these are the people that should be the nominees. They said. What they said.
—[130:51.100 --> 130:59.240] No, they said it, I'm telling you. They said it, multiple people said it. So what my thing is, but you can't now knock them at these people don't submit. But
—[130:59.240 --> 131:07.520] I'll go back to Parks' point to say, yo, y'all should have at least reached out and said, yo, we doing this new thing, we would love to have you because I think you guys been kicking ass. Yes.
—[131:08.460 --> 131:16.560] There it is. Now it's up to you now to submit or not. For sure. We definitely crossed the bridge over. There's a few of those award shows that for a few years, because they all know where I stand with
—[131:16.560 --> 131:24.600] this shit. Cause they call every year, yo please submit. Yo we're trying to give it to you. Please, please, please, no, no, no,
—[131:24.920 --> 131:32.940] no. Fine. You're an asshole, yo. You're an asshole, dog. It's cool. I get it,
—[131:32.940 --> 131:41.040] that's it. Can't knock this down. Even though I would like the awards, I do understand this way of thinking with it. Like, yo, fuck it. What do I
—[131:41.040 --> 131:49.240] need y'all to award me for? Who are y'all? It's a lot of loopholes that people have to go through
—[131:49.240 --> 131:57.320] in order to get, feel like you're being accepted by these people, you know what I'm saying? Nobody like... Think about that summer walker shit we talked about before.
—[131:57.320 --> 132:05.320] Over 15 years, however long it is. Nigga, what's your approval? What does your approval mean? You know, if you didn't see me valuable enough to reach
—[132:05.320 --> 132:13.440] out to me and contact my company and say that, if you didn't go through the proper channels, which would be comfortable for me. I don't even, yeah, yeah. I don't even want to go to the parties that
—[132:13.440 --> 132:21.660] the winner is supposed to go to. That part, though. Yeah. When you win and it's all over, I don't wanna go to the Clive Davis, Pond part. I don't wanna
—[132:21.660 --> 132:29.740] fuck you niggas. I get it. As a rebel and a hip hop lover, any chance I get to say fuck you niggas to the system,
—[132:30.040 --> 132:38.260] I'm gonna try to say it unless I'm cutting my nose and spiting my face. And we shouldn't care about their awards. Unless I'm hurting myself. I think for me, I don't wanna speak for Ish, but I think for me, the point
—[132:38.260 --> 132:46.360] is just like, I agree with you wholeheartedly, you shouldn't be a part of that. You shouldn't wanna be a part of that. We should not care about their awards. I also wanna see you and by extension us, but
—[132:46.360 --> 132:54.480] really you get... Acknowledged? The acknowledgement that you deserve for what you've contributed to this. But he's getting it though. Yeah, that's the trap, buddy. I'm acknowledged
—[132:54.480 --> 133:02.520] by all the people I need to be acknowledged by. And you got the race spirit. Winning that award is gonna put eyes on me that I wasn't looking for, that I didn't call for, that I didn't ask for.
—[133:02.620 --> 133:10.800] That's fair. Like everybody that's supposed to see will see. My faith is in God, not award shows. It's not like I have an album out
—[133:10.800 --> 133:19.020] in your iTunes where they're telling you, hey, go, yeah, I'm cool on that. But there was a point where you were saying that you wanted to get it. Did you wanted to get an Emmy?
—[133:19.240 --> 133:27.760] It was a point if I would ever I did I did say that I think that's what he's referring to But that's why I was so surprised when he said I was Yeah,
—[133:27.900 --> 133:36.260] I'll say that up here to joke around but how I feel up here about what I have What I'm saying about my feelings toward award shows is consistent throughout my career. I'm
—[133:36.260 --> 133:44.400] not. I think I'm just doing what you're saying. Can I ask the conspiracy couch a question? I think about y'all all the time. Me too. You know,
—[133:44.760 --> 133:53.980] I don't. Even like last night, this is not what I'm asking. Especially at nighttime. Every time I look at a map Anything spherical Thinking
—[133:53.980 --> 134:01.980] about us. I was no will chamberlain of course they dishonored his hundred hundred point thing That was the anniversary of that mm-hmm, But that's not the 1 I want to ask
—[134:01.980 --> 134:10.180] y'all about, because I'm sure y'all don't think that was real. Jim Carrey. This 1 has been on my algorithm a
—[134:10.180 --> 134:18.500] lot. This one's been fucking me up. And I don't know why. Not Moose Knuckle. Not Moose Knuckle. No, I didn't see Moose Knuckle. But you did see Jim Carrey thing. Okay, Jim Carrey
—[134:19.160 --> 134:27.260] got a big award in France, even gave his acceptance speech. In Canada, right? Or was it French? I know his
—[134:27.260 --> 134:35.460] speech was in French. Correct. You might be right, it might be Canada. I know he gave his speech in French. Yeah. He looked a little different. And there's some theories about
—[134:35.580 --> 134:43.620] what was going on. How would you, how? He looked absolutely nuts, yo. He did not look like Jim Carrey. And there was a huge outcry of
—[134:43.620 --> 134:51.780] people saying. Oh, it was a huge outcry. There was a huge outcry from people saying, that's not Jim Carrey, that can't be Jim Carrey. If that is Jim
—[134:51.780 --> 135:00.140] Carrey, what the fuck is going on with Jim Carrey? Only for us to learn that, well later on, a famous makeup artist, Alexis
—[135:00.240 --> 135:09.260] Stone, came out and showed, showed the whole process to becoming
—[135:09.260 --> 135:17.260] the fake Jim Carrey and showed themself on the carpet as the fake Jim Carrey.
—[135:17.340 --> 135:25.380] So then that answered everything. Okay, this is not Jim Carrey, this is Alexis Stone. But then Jim Carrey's publicist came out. This is where they got
—[135:25.380 --> 135:33.500] me. And said, listen, fuck what you heard, that was indeed Jim Carrey. The makeup artist, the photo
—[135:33.500 --> 135:41.500] that he posted was an AI generated photo. Yeah, yeah, you know, so he may have been trolling with that. Well, that's what we, that's what I thought that he was just trolling saying,
—[135:41.500 --> 135:49.680] yeah, I was, I was really Jim Carrey. That being said, Jim Carrey did not look like Jim Carrey up there, but I don't want to like, you know, make fun of anybody's appearance or whatever. Yeah, we don't know.
—[135:49.780 --> 135:57.900] Well, if there's 1 person to never make fun of, Jim Carrey's on that list for me. I love Jim Carrey. That picture right there looks like he's transitioning. That's
—[135:57.900 --> 136:05.900] what I said, it looked like... But I don't... Yeah. What? Bruce? Yeah. Bruce
—[136:05.900 --> 136:14.160] Jenner. That's what I meant by transitioning, yeah. Yeah, it looked like Bruce Jenner a little bit. I couldn't think of his name. I think that, you know, Jim Carrey
—[136:14.160 --> 136:22.200] gotta be in his 60s. I believe so, 64, I'll say. And... Do you think that was Jim Carrey or not? Yeah
—[136:22.200 --> 136:30.400] man. Yeah I just think that these people were getting work done on their faces and shit like that. 64. You know what I mean? Eyes you too? You think it was Jim Carrey? Yeah I think it was.
—[136:31.000 --> 136:39.300] And you think it was Jim Carrey. Yeah, he got the cone. He got the shit with his face. Yeah, and he's began Botox and all that shit. His eyes looked like a different color though, which was weird. And they said...
—[136:40.500 --> 136:48.500] Is the Mask 2 coming out? That's what I came up. Because Ice will reduce everything to what
—[136:48.500 --> 136:56.560] are we rolling out? Fam, unfortunately a lot of shit today has been reduced to let's roll something out. Let's get some talk going so we can sell something.
—[136:57.680 --> 137:05.860] So yes, actors will play the long game and go out there. Little Dirk defense team. Sam fall out. Actors and shit will
—[137:05.860 --> 137:13.940] go out there, play a long game and be in character and do all of this and start hitting the red carpets, looking a certain way to get the talk going when they really got it. So yeah, I asked that question.
—[137:14.060 --> 137:22.140] I don't think Jim Carrey plays those games personally. Me either. Yeah, me either. He's too big for that too. That too. His PR came out as him, that's it. That's what I said, it's
—[137:22.140 --> 137:30.420] him. That's what they got me. It's him. But what else would your PR team say though? True. That's my body double. I didn't show up to the awards. Your PR team is
—[137:30.520 --> 137:39.120] gonna say the politically correct thing, but I put the side-by-side picture of the old him versus the new him. The 1 that looks like Meatloaf? Yeah. It's him. Yo.
—[137:39.160 --> 137:47.360] If Jim Carrey just be pulling... Yo, nigger wasn't aging the best at 40. That's not true. Bro, I'm looking at the nigger right now. He wasn't aging the best. He's just looking at a bad photo
—[137:47.360 --> 137:55.360] of Jim Carrey That's just a bad picture Jim Carrey is It's 4 of them side by side by side. They're all 4 of them bad I don't think he didn't age why
—[137:55.360 --> 138:03.420] I just think that's his face. He got mad wrinkle lines and all I'm not and I'm that's the point I'm making I'm not saying he looks like shit.
—[138:03.420 --> 138:12.960] I'm not doing that. I'm saying The war show where he was at the podium talking and Denzel was laughing He
—[138:12.960 --> 138:21.080] did the bit about how important it is to be a two-time nominated, he killed that shit. He looked great up there and that was 2 months
—[138:21.080 --> 138:29.280] ago. Sounds weird. Well, I trust if y'all don't think it's a conspiracy, then it's not 1. I don't believe
—[138:29.280 --> 138:37.680] that that was Jim Carrey. I don't think that was Jim Carrey. Now I'm basing that on absolutely nothing. So I have no fat, but I just don't think, fuck you Mark.
—[138:37.860 --> 138:46.020] I don't think that's, I don't think that. I don't think that. Like the airline got the same dips and everything. Yeah, he trying to pull some MF Doom trick. He trying to pull that old Jeremiah
—[138:46.200 --> 138:54.240] trick. Rest in peace, MF Doom. He trying to pull the old Jeremiah it's just tougher to do it when you white because we could see we see you're like you're
—[138:54.240 --> 139:02.320] not the same y'all niggas age differently it's weird it is weird it is weird I think the internet also has a weird fascination
—[139:02.320 --> 139:10.320] with Jim Carrey that I've never really got to the bottom of You know and with clone says a lot of shit The internet don't be having a fascination with him.
—[139:10.320 --> 139:18.380] He'll come out and he's been doing this for 20 25 years I said some dope shit He'll be saying the behind-the-scenes shit and and divulging a bunch of secrets But people
—[139:18.380 --> 139:26.480] have been making hundreds of fake Jim Carrey tweets for fucking 20 years. And it's weird. Yeah, he's 1 of them. There's a lot of fake Jim Carrey tweets. But a lot of it's because he comes out and speaks
—[139:26.480 --> 139:34.640] like that. But if you've seen a Jim Carrey quote online, there's a 90% chance that he didn't really say that shit. Especially if it's in a tweet format. Gotcha, got it. I don't
—[139:34.640 --> 139:42.680] think he ever even had a twitter Yeah Think I said yes, I think he got a bunch surgery. Yeah But it's weird cuz
—[139:42.680 --> 139:50.900] his eye color did look different So I think that's Jim. I look that's us. What you looking at? I'm still trying to find my man that
—[139:50.900 --> 139:58.940] died. Look, Danielle Spencer died from fucking what's happening. Yeah, rest in peace to D from what's happening. Dr. Danielle Spencer. Both of
—[139:58.980 --> 140:07.060] them. Len Hamilton, Sanford & Son, George Went from Cheers. Oh, shit. I'm looking for a man. Who is my guy?
—[140:07.060 --> 140:15.060] I gotta find this person, it's gonna bother me the rest of this part, but somebody passing had fucked me up in this clip and I didn't see it the first time I did it, so I'm looking, y'all can talk.
—[140:15.060 --> 140:23.390] You don't remember what show or nothing? No. He's just looking. Desmond Wilson, the whole fucking Sanford is on gas. Yeah, nigga, it was the 60s. Yeah, nigga. Yeah,
—[140:23.760 --> 140:31.760] they fucking talk about it. I don't assume everyone from the 60s is about to die. But it's 2026. Oh, in the 60s, the 70s. It
—[140:31.760 --> 140:39.860] was old days. It was the 70s. You gotta fight your chance. You gotta fight your chance. I hear y'all. If you was already gray in the 70s. My mom told me to
—[140:39.860 --> 140:48.080] tell y'all to stop doing that too. What's that? What y'all doing right now? No, You said you didn't think that the whole cast was out. We just saying, if you
—[140:48.080 --> 140:56.080] think about it logically, they were older in the 70s. I don't assume people in their 70s to just be about to drop dead. No,
—[140:56.080 --> 141:04.160] no, no, no, no. They were older in the 1970s. No, we're talking about in the 1970s. They were already 50 years ago. And that was 50 years ago. That was 50 something years ago. If you were
—[141:04.160 --> 141:12.240] 20 in 1970 you would. If you was 40 in the 70s my nigga you would be in your 90s now. 20s in the 70s looked way different than 20s. That's true
—[141:12.240 --> 141:20.580] too. Because the part from good times was only 35. Everybody on Cheers and Seinfeld and all that shit was like 27. Kelsey Grammer
—[141:20.580 --> 141:28.590] was like 27. He had 1 of them Jim Crow hairlines though. He did. He did. He did. Everybody characters on Cheers and Seinfeld know that shit was like 20 son names. Yeah, you look very fun. Kelsey. Graber was like Yeah, when I'm
—[141:28.590 --> 141:36.700] Jim Crow hairlines Speak speaking of old Floyd just announced another fight. He did, he did.
—[141:36.700 --> 141:45.000] This 1 will be against. This dude! Hell no, I love that! No! How do I go back? Y'all knew this dude,
—[141:45.000 --> 141:53.000] oh fuck! Rewind, nigga, you can't. My thumbs, man. Yeah. You should, he started all of it. Just
—[141:53.000 --> 142:01.360] go ahead, man. Yo, Floyd. Floyd, man. He started to have this shit now. He lost this shit. Go ahead, Floyd. I'll cut you off again when I'm far though. Floyd Mayweather
—[142:01.360 --> 142:09.520] announced yet another fight. This 1 is an exhibition. This 1 will be after Tyson, but before, is that right? Yeah, after Tyson, but before. I mean,
—[142:09.520 --> 142:17.860] before Pacquiao. This is against the kickboxer. Yep. This feels like another tomato can to me. Tomato can? You know, like when
—[142:17.880 --> 142:25.920] you, we say that wrestling and boxing, hold up, this is more important. Oh. What's the name? From Mortal Kombat? Yo, he's been in everything. He's been in way more
—[142:25.920 --> 142:34.020] than Mortal Kombat Wow Yo He's been an adult. No, I can't tell us for every
—[142:34.020 --> 142:42.080] Asian bad guy in the world. It's Shane Sun. He's been in everything. Oh, Shane Sun. Yeah, he's been in everything. I can't be the only 1 sad about this.
—[142:42.080 --> 142:50.180] No, no, no. He's been in everything. Who knew that he died? I didn't know that. And how would you know that he died who knows his name? Yeah, I don't know his name Yeah, all
—[142:50.640 --> 142:58.980] right Floyd Go on You are broke nigga, you try to figure it out. Yeah, I mean
—[142:59.980 --> 143:08.080] I think he broke. I just think that he needs some cash even if he's broke bro, like he's Floyd He built the cash he built who he is and they would and he's able
—[143:08.080 --> 143:16.500] to come out of a time They do this and get money. I'm not mad at that. That's like the rapper that built himself So he's able to be Floyd Merida niggas gonna watch and pay even if he's broke
—[143:16.740 --> 143:25.080] Shout out to him being broke like I made enough niggas rich I should be able to cash in now. When I need some money, I made y'all enough money. And
—[143:25.080 --> 143:33.180] there it is. A lot of words for he's broke. I don't know if he's broke. Who gives a fuck? That's the point. Whoa, that's your cousin? Whoa. That's
—[143:33.180 --> 143:41.340] hate. Whoa. I'm hating on niggas, man. Easy. Oh, please, fuck you. I waited 12 years to say he was broke. Please, you know how long we waited? We wasn't sure.
—[143:42.200 --> 143:50.280] We didn't know because it's Floyd Money Mayweather. It's the money team. I waited for this fuck you. It's popped I like them too. What do
—[143:50.280 --> 143:58.380] you think? Like a my life thing pop me Well, like I said, like I said before I do you want me to
—[143:58.380 --> 144:06.400] you want to guess oh what I said before was more is going out than coming in. Yeah. You think he got 100? Think he might owe something. Somewhere. Liquid?
—[144:07.060 --> 144:15.180] No. No. I don't know, but no, he don't. He might. So what'd you, no stop, don't be stupid. So what you asking? Like, not liquid. Not liquid. He ain't got no hundred. He
—[144:15.180 --> 144:23.300] got 100 assets. He bought into a whole bunch of real estate. He got 100 assets. No, they said that real estate shit was fake. The 400
—[144:23.300 --> 144:31.420] buildings in Harlem? Yeah. No, I ain't talking about Harlem. I'm talking about, he bought into some big shit in Manhattan. I don't think Floyd
—[144:31.420 --> 144:39.560] has 100000000 liquid oil assets. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. I don't think it's not real. I don't know, I don't think about it. I don't see it. Who said it's not real? The articles came up. They got
—[144:39.560 --> 144:47.780] hurt. They're gonna say it out his own mouth. And then they came and exposed that it's not real. That's the fact check? They looked at the document. Look at the lie. Hold on, hold on, wait.
—[144:47.780 --> 144:55.980] They looked at the document, they saw who was still the owner, the other community, who's still the owner of the store. I'm telling you, go look at it. It's a whole thing. 50 put it out there.
—[144:55.980 --> 145:04.240] Can you trust me? Can you trust me? I don't know. In the real estate business, that shit don't mean nothing, what you're saying. But I don't know. I hope not. Don't dismiss us because we're
—[145:04.540 --> 145:12.540] in the real estate game. I'm not trying to say that. No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying you can own some shit. And have it under somebody else's name? And have paperwork for it that just might
—[145:12.540 --> 145:20.780] not be public record. You can own some shit. Like, it's A lot of shit that goes on in the real estate game, like this LLC, this company, this whatever, you just might not.
—[145:21.020 --> 145:29.120] But you know who else got, you know who else don't got paperwork for property? Niggas who don't own the property. True. They don't got 1. 1. Me and Flip
—[145:29.120 --> 145:37.160] got the same paperwork for that building. We all got that same property. That's possible. Property. I don't know if he lying or not, I don't know. And Flip, don't get
—[145:37.160 --> 145:45.200] me wrong, I'm not laughing at him being broke. No, no, no, no, like I don't. I ain't like making a joke of it. I'm just saying I think I have enough information now to be able
—[145:45.200 --> 145:53.200] to call it. I told y'all when we discussed this last time he's gonna be broke after them 2 fights. Somebody I don't remember who was like nah nah no way it's your enough here comes a third
—[145:53.200 --> 146:01.240] fight announced. Hey news flash for you another fight gonna get announced too. Right. Another fight gonna get announced. I don't think 3 fights get
—[146:01.240 --> 146:09.480] him out the hole. You don't think it's great to use your star power? I think it'll be slapboxin' and life be a next 1. What we're saying is
—[146:09.480 --> 146:17.480] we think the debt is too great right now. I got it, I hear you. That's my theory. You know how we made the jokes about Bruno Mars owing 50 mil to folks?
—[146:17.480 --> 146:25.680] I got you. And yo, get your ass back out here. I think Floyd owed like 6, 700 mils somewhere. Yeah, I think he did. I do. I think. That's based on nothing.
—[146:25.680 --> 146:33.680] And then you hear, you hear a dude, what's his name? Jake Paul come out, say what he was supposed to get. Logan Paul. Logan Paul, yeah. Excuse me, Logan Paul. All white people don't look the same, yo.
—[146:33.800 --> 146:41.980] You saying that, but here, here finishes point. I'm sorry. You hear him come out and say, yo, the money I was supposed to get from this fight, I didn't get. Yeah, yeah. So I have to sue for my bread.
—[146:41.980 --> 146:50.000] Then you hear Floyd come out and I'm suing, was it Showtime? For 200 million. I didn't get the money. I'm like, It starts to look like the money that it ain't there.
—[146:50.160 --> 146:58.240] It's an illusion of the money. I think that- Niggas start checking their books. No, I think that, and I do this. Nick,
—[146:58.240 --> 147:07.000] you gotta pay out some shit. I love it. I like when you do this. I love when you do that. Yo
—[147:07.000 --> 147:15.040] dog, when you start to owe people money and niggas owe you money, you start looking around like, yo, this nigga owe me 10,
—[147:15.040 --> 147:23.300] This nigga owe me 5, this nigga owe me. I gotta pay out some money. You think Logan Paul get his bread? No, I just think you start looking at your books
—[147:23.300 --> 147:31.500] and reconciling your books when you owe niggas money or when you start getting short. Money tax, I look very much like money. Yeah, That's my point. So now your auditors
—[147:31.500 --> 147:39.520] and your accountants like, yo, go over that showtime deal, make sure we was, and nigga like, nah, or you might've known and you just like, fuck him, I ain't gonna worry about it, till you
—[147:39.520 --> 147:47.520] really need the money. Now you want money from everybody. Everybody that owes you money, when you gotta put out some shit, you be looking for your bread. You start being, hold on, hold on. I'm taking my
—[147:47.520 --> 147:55.540] invoices this morning. I was running a little late. I started looking at everybody. Sorry, man. Do you feel like the most flamboyant people fall the hardest? Yes,
—[147:55.540 --> 148:03.740] of course you do because your extra lifestyle people
—[148:03.740 --> 148:11.760] see. So if you was all the way up and you fell, nobody would know you fell. Until you showing all this shit and you got 47 cars, now you
—[148:11.760 --> 148:19.780] riding around in a Cherokee, niggas like, yo, what the fuck? No Cherokee shaving. You walking around with, huh? No Cherokee shaving, man. No, I had 1. But you walking around
—[148:19.780 --> 148:28.060] with bags of money, nigga, pulling out bags of money just everywhere. He goes with an entourage of 20, and now you just with 2 bodyguards and
—[148:28.060 --> 148:36.220] some normal lifestyle shit is different. You're killing that shit, but when you had a Cherokee? Well, yeah, that was. You know I got it. You say stuff. I had
—[148:36.220 --> 148:44.613] a Cherokee. I had a Cherokee. I think you did have a Cherokee, but I want to remember the year. I had a Grave. You made it sound like it was new it was a new charcoal
—[148:44.613 --> 149:09.440] great Cherokee Cherokee auction Nigga
—[149:09.440 --> 149:17.565] I buy a Cherokee tomorrow. Yo, So buy 1. You didn't have a Cherokee. You got the bread. You said
—[149:17.565 --> 149:25.680] what? Buy 1. You didn't have 1. I know. You just lying. I know. Relatable. Put your head in. I had the twin Cherokee. I had no Cherokee. You
—[149:25.680 --> 149:33.780] didn't. What year? You're right. All right. Just what year? Drew rode in my car. That was my last car was a Cherokee. Yeah. I thought you still drove a Cherokee. Oh, yo. You
—[149:33.780 --> 149:42.120] had a Cherokee with a G-stube. How you feel? How you feel? I thought we was lying together. You know, I ain't be lying. Or maybe you just... Go ahead, Mark. It's
—[149:42.120 --> 149:50.400] memory gone. I ain't fucking with this. I forgot. Yo, I was thinking in my head, yeah, I just had a Cherokee. That pink Cherokee? That was pink. That was pink. That was pink. That was
—[149:51.580 --> 150:00.060] pink. I do remember it now. Hot cherry red shit. That was pink. It's a fool. Speaking of
—[150:01.560 --> 150:10.580] Floyd and being broken all this shit. So over the weekend, I had some time on my hands. So
—[150:10.680 --> 150:19.160] I said, you know what, I've been doing so good on my saving. I've been doing so good on my saving man, just not
—[150:19.160 --> 150:27.240] shopping and just fucking, I've been doing really, I've been doing so good at it. So let me run over here to the city, man, see if they got a little outfit or something I could
—[150:27.240 --> 150:35.280] pick up. Yeah, treat myself. I ran into Bergdorf. It's a good place to go when you're saving. Yeah. Where I
—[150:35.280 --> 150:43.320] go. Especially now. Especially now. Why? I've never seen this place look bankrupt before. Oh, really? Word?
—[150:43.520 --> 150:51.660] Yeah, retail gives me that. No shit. I've never seen Bergdorf look bankrupt. It officially looks bankrupt. They're holding on by 3.
—[150:53.460 --> 151:01.720] It's not gonna be for sale because those buildings are owned privately. But the clothes and people that y'all owe
—[151:01.760 --> 151:09.780] hundreds of millions of dollars to continuing to send y'all shit for y'all to sell? Those days, it wasn't no clothes in there. Really? There's no
—[151:09.780 --> 151:18.140] clothes in there. Cause you know they got bought out. You didn't know that? Who got bought out? Neiman Marcus got bought by
—[151:18.140 --> 151:26.180] Saks. Oh yeah, that's right. All that shit is Saks, Neiman's, all that shit is bankrupt. No, I'm saying
—[151:26.180 --> 151:34.180] retail. It was Barney's first. Yeah, bro They hanging on by threat this shit is short-lived All of
—[151:34.180 --> 151:42.180] this luxury shit is short lived, especially when it comes to niggas are shopping online. You don't have to go to the store. I can shop online. If it
—[151:42.180 --> 151:50.460] don't fit, I send it back. If I don't like it, I send it back. This high ass rent, you paying all of these people, these high commissions from a retail sales perspective
—[151:50.700 --> 151:58.740] Yo dog that the formula don't work no more if most of these designers have their own shops in New York specifically The luxury stuff ain't going to work
—[151:58.740 --> 152:06.900] So you just saying the retail is it retail gonna die completely or is it just gonna be like no brick and mortar? Like will there be saxophone lines still? I think brick and mortar is a thing of the past. When you start looking
—[152:06.900 --> 152:15.260] at JCPenney is gone, Kmart gone, Sears gone. Sears used to be a major force in the world, right? They're gone.
—[152:15.260 --> 152:23.420] When you start talking about all these other stores, I think they're there Macy's gone Macy's out there fuck me All of these all of these are girls like
—[152:23.420 --> 152:31.540] yeah, like the shit's a good example I'm saying the Macy's that was like the last shit hanging on in all I think that all of
—[152:31.540 --> 152:39.600] these big box stores like that are basically out the door Should I just read some yesterday AMC movie theaters on the way out the door? They've been
—[152:39.600 --> 152:47.620] holding on for decades. They just announced they're closing more of them within the next couple months And I said this we had this argument about AMC up here. I said, yo,
—[152:47.620 --> 152:55.900] I think this shit is a rap. And y'all was arguing with me. I think all of those, the way we used to live life is a rap, bro. That's sad. Like, I just
—[152:55.900 --> 153:03.940] think, I think it's a rap. I think it don't really benefit movie theaters. You got staff, you got rent, you got electricity, you got
—[153:03.940 --> 153:12.040] gas bills, you got all of these expenses, and I haven't seen a movie theater packed in a very long time. Maybe when 1 of the Marvel shits come out, or
—[153:12.040 --> 153:20.100] some Star Wars shit comes out, the movie theaters are packed. But just on a day-to-day, weekend basis, That Edgewater movie theater up the street, dog, we used to go there on
—[153:20.100 --> 153:28.300] Saturdays and Fridays. That shit was a hangout. That was 15 years ago. Now that shit is non-existent. Saturdays and Fridays, nigga. I pulled up there on a Wednesday
—[153:28.300 --> 153:36.380] morning to get a slushie and leave. That's how sicko I was. Oh, wait, we gotta get you a slushie. You go there just for the slushie? And leave, yeah. We gotta get you, yeah. And ice cream was wild. We go for the junkie. And
—[153:36.380 --> 153:44.420] ice cream used to be good as hell. Bergdorf Goodman is owned by Sachs Global, which acquired the luxury retailer in December 2024 as a part of a $2.7 billion deal
—[153:44.420 --> 153:53.020] for the Neiman Marcus Group. Following the acquisition, it operates under the Saks global umbrella alongside Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus. And
—[153:53.020 --> 154:01.120] now they just filed bankruptcy. Saks just filed bankruptcy. So they acquired Neiman Marcus, they acquired Bergdorf, they acquired all of these people, And now they just
—[154:01.120 --> 154:09.220] filed bankruptcy. So again, I just think it's a long time There's only 1 sax and Philly and that they just announced their clothes. I think they close a couple weeks ago I like this shit.
—[154:09.220 --> 154:22.360] It's I figured y'all would have like a Lord's what some of the other ones Go
—[154:22.360 --> 154:30.740] ahead 1 of the biggest malls in America. And it's fire. And 1 of the best malls in America. Yeah, it's fire. I wouldn't know. King of Prussian's fire. KOP is a high-end mall. Why would I be in a Philadelphia
—[154:30.820 --> 154:38.940] mall? It's not in Philadelphia. That's true. It's about loud in Philly in like 15 years. I mean it's a high-end mall. But why would I be in the Philadelphia? Oh, like your hill you're saying? Yeah, it's high. Yeah, it's a high
—[154:38.940 --> 154:47.160] hill. So why would I go to Philly for high in? Say that sentence. You've traveled a lot. Say that sentence 9 times
—[154:47.160 --> 154:55.700] fast. 2 J's. Yeah. You ever been to Tyson's? The Philly guy. Tyson's
—[154:55.740 --> 155:03.820] chicken? You never been to Tyson's corner? No.
—[155:04.620 --> 155:12.680] Okay. What is that? What's that? It's a mall in like DC, Virginia. It's their It mall. It's dope. It's fire, nigga. It's 2 buildings side by side. See, I just go on
—[155:12.680 --> 155:20.740] hedges. It's 2 buildings side by side. Mall jumping. You going mall exploring, nigga? No, I travel sometimes. Look at the mall. Look at the mall. I travel sometimes. Don't say he
—[155:20.740 --> 155:28.780] just got back from Trinidad, nigga. Watch your fucking mouth. I travel outside of content space. I travel to enjoy life. So my family content space? I love your family. No, that's
—[155:28.780 --> 155:37.060] not me. I'm talking about Trevor Robinson, Jr. Not your family. Don't cheat and bring them in. That's who I traveled with. I
—[155:37.060 --> 155:45.500] know. I have a guy, yeah, yeah. You ain't traveled with them before that? Wife was looking right. And before that? What'd you say? What'd you say?
—[155:46.240 --> 155:54.510] What'd you say about my wife? What? What'd you say about my wife? What? What'd you say about my wife? Say it again, Nick. I said that your wife was looking right when you got the makeover, the hair makeover. Oh,
—[155:54.510 --> 156:02.940] you did do it. Your wife did do the makeover. It was dope. I'm not commenting on my wife. I'm not commenting on my girls. Did you post that? Who
—[156:02.940 --> 156:12.900] posted that? That's the guy that did it. Did you did you were you mad that he posted it? Yeah So
—[156:12.900 --> 156:20.920] the audience doesn't know and do not go and watch this no no no I mean I mean, I mean, you know like I want to tell always what we talking about I feel like just showing
—[156:20.920 --> 156:29.160] that vulnerable side of me is something that I'm not comfortable with. But I'm. Yeah, you wife got a makeover in the hair salon. As long as she's happy. You keep on.
—[156:29.160 --> 156:37.880] I'm going to get you back. I'm not getting you back. The audience don't know what we talking about. They know though, but yeah. Okay, then I'll leave it alone. They
—[156:37.880 --> 156:45.900] know. She got a makeover at a hair salon in Trinidad. Antonio's and shit. Did you not like the makeover that was put on content? No, she looked
—[156:45.900 --> 156:54.000] amazing. You had to pay for it. No, you know, I don't pay for that No, no, no, but I don't know. She probably did I don't know but I ain't pay
—[156:54.000 --> 157:08.640] for it We would all do respect that Disrespect
—[157:08.660 --> 157:18.280] is following all this and I shall are right, but if I'm saying We all do respect that mean I'm about to be respectful. No it don't Will
—[157:18.280 --> 157:26.640] do that is no way to clean you know with all due respect when she got that beautiful makeover that Antonio gave her with the silver
—[157:26.640 --> 157:35.040] with the silver hair new hairdo killing the streets huh that night Did you show your appreciation?
—[157:36.500 --> 157:44.840] Did you show Antonio? You know what I mean? You said did he show Antonio appreciation? No, not Antonio. Did you show your wife appreciation for
—[157:44.840 --> 157:53.100] Antonio? I don't talk about my person. You went to work? Did you kill that shit out of town? I knew it, I knew it. I'm asking you. What's wrong
—[157:53.100 --> 158:01.180] with you? If you didn't kill it, just say it, I'll move on. Just move on. Forget it then, man. Here's the thing, yo. I don't like that shit, nigga. I mean, that's the point,
—[158:01.180 --> 158:09.400] I don't like that you're talking about that. What don't you like? Tell me. The fact that he posted it? Yeah, I don't like that. Like if you read a lot of the comments, that people say that, yo, we ain't no queen
—[158:09.400 --> 158:17.500] for the wife of Shwennie or how she look, that she beautiful. I like to keep my personal shit private. Yeah, man, You don't play that shit. It needs to be posted on.
—[158:18.260 --> 158:26.280] Yeah. But I had to support her. Don't give me a pal, nigga. We don't play? Oh, so you're the smart 1. Don't give me a pal, boy. Let your
—[158:26.280 --> 158:34.620] girl go to Trinidad, nigga. Where she from? Yeah. They're asking you. Chris Rock over here. You gotta go.
—[158:34.620 --> 158:42.820] You see who's gonna go. You gotta go. Please. Gotta go, Joe. Please. That shit is an experience. It's over with. We can see it when the Apple TV screen
—[158:42.820 --> 158:51.160] go to Trinidad. Live beer, satellite, little movie shit. We go everywhere. Look at this shit. Oh, China,
—[158:51.240 --> 158:59.460] look. We're in the great. We're in the great. He's stupid, yo. Hell no. He's stupid, yo. Trinidad. You shit with me? Y'all
—[158:59.460 --> 159:09.060] ready for the Scream 7 review, man? Why not? Why not? Believe it or not I can't kill it it wasn't. You say for the other ones? I
—[159:09.060 --> 159:17.320] saw it scream 1 I saw it scream 2 I maybe saw it scream 3 and then that was it I'll check that out of there. The last couple had been decent but then they had to redo the whole
—[159:17.320 --> 159:25.400] cast over some Palestine shit so I wasn't sure about how this 1 was gonna go. I stayed all the way to the end this 1 is what was the girl's name last time?
—[159:25.400 --> 159:33.740] Sydney. Sydney. Sydney right fucking The bitch gotta have kids now. Sydney's daughter. Yeah grown. Sydney's
—[159:33.920 --> 159:42.380] daughter you know. How old is the daughter? She's 18 17 some knows it's high school so
—[159:42.540 --> 159:50.700] 16 someone somewhere around there But anyway The daughter is 16 and now the guy from all those years ago is back
—[159:50.700 --> 160:00.420] because you survived and you had kids I like It's
—[160:00.420 --> 160:08.460] cheesy yes, and it did they spend a lot of time letting you know that, hey, this is a, it opens up with them going
—[160:08.460 --> 160:16.460] to a house that the murder house from the old screen. And it's a date. It's a girl and a guy on a date and it's a murder house and
—[160:16.460 --> 160:24.560] they're going through all the shit from the old screen guys So they did pay a lot of homage to the to the old screens. It wasn't good. It was a good movie It wasn't the worst.
—[160:24.560 --> 160:35.840] It wasn't the worst. I'm not gonna spoil it either, but it's more than 1 killer You
—[160:35.840 --> 160:43.900] go with the wings am I cool with the Waynes? Yeah, you cool with the Waynes brothers? I'm not not cool with them. Yeah, I know. I know. We're
—[160:43.900 --> 160:51.900] not talking about a scary movie. I'm talking about Scream. Didn't, isn't the Waynes brothers a scary movie? That's a scary movie. That's what I was about to ask of you. You see the
—[160:51.900 --> 161:00.440] trailer. Look at you, look at you. Oh, the scary movie. Look at you, Trayvon. I'm trying to pick war, yo. You right, you got me. I
—[161:00.440 --> 161:08.620] did see the trailer for the new scary movie and it does look good. Yeah, and it does look good I'm looking forward to that 1. Yeah, it does but child all the screams
—[161:08.620 --> 161:16.740] 7 people I'm looking forward to the Emmys and more March 15th. No Oscars. I mean the Oscars. I'm sorry I'm sorry the Oscars March 15th by I'm looking forward to
—[161:16.740 --> 161:24.940] because they should watch us on this Yo Stupid-ass Game of Thrones gonna only give 6 episodes. That's why I ain't
—[161:24.940 --> 161:33.100] watching. Stupid bastards. I'm cool. Hey, I gotta go, I gotta go, I gotta go. I'm not watching for that. The whole season of the other games throws and I never continued
—[161:33.180 --> 161:46.860] so you watch 1 shit was just about to kick up No, I mean to the end with a short nigga became the Sorry,
—[161:47.520 --> 161:55.800] I'm a diatribe about scream 7. Yeah, we can't eat talk about And
—[161:55.800 --> 162:04.240] I did at United Kingdom shit is pretty dope I Did it is pretty dope too. So I'm talking all this shit, But shout out to you United Kingdom's dudes.
—[162:05.800 --> 162:14.180] I don't have anything else that I need to get out there. I don't. I'm pretty cool with our distribution of whatever news is out there.
—[162:14.340 --> 162:22.420] Yeah. I feel like we've aided to your news cycle today. Sure. We did, we did. Especially in hour
—[162:22.420 --> 162:30.420] 1. Bold, bold, heartfelt piece from Mark Lamont Hill. The best in the business right there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, he is, man,
—[162:30.420 --> 162:38.600] he is. He deserves a Golden Globe You gotta earn this you gotta earn see what March bring
—[162:38.600 --> 162:46.660] 1 of these You gotta earn this thing man,
—[162:46.660 --> 162:54.740] sorry It's gonna take more than a few eulogies, buddy. You gotta, you, the thing is, see, some of y'all have a hot
—[162:54.740 --> 163:02.880] pod, or a hot 2 pods, or a hot year, or a hot week. You wasn't hot last year. Hotter of the year. Or a
—[163:02.880 --> 163:10.980] hot week. Thing about pod at a month. You gotta have a consistent month. You gotta be
—[163:10.980 --> 163:19.840] great for the whole month if you want. You want 1 of these. That's the formula? Yeah. Yeah.
—[163:19.840 --> 163:27.920] You did it. You did it. What do you think the formula is? You popped it off. You're the most recent winner. What do you think the formula is? Yeah, get the fuck out of here. Get the fuck out
—[163:28.520 --> 163:36.760] of here. You look like a nigga named Woodrow. Get out of here. He said you gotta go in spaces and kiss ass. He said my ester husband. Woodrow. Ester.
—[163:37.240 --> 163:45.320] Old ass nigga, get out of here, knowledge. Knowledge boy. I don't have anything else that I think is super important or needs our attention. I think we did it. Let me
—[163:45.320 --> 163:53.340] just go over my list really quick. Bro-rilla, little boy, money bag actor, the Lou Kanell, yep, I'm
—[163:53.340 --> 164:01.340] done. I just wanna ask, did y'all see Stevie Wonder at Marathon Burger? I did. I did not. I did. They even started playing music for him. They played, what
—[164:01.340 --> 164:09.480] was it, ads? Did they play ads for him? Dude, they were very happy. He was chilling too. He was. That's the 1
—[164:09.480 --> 164:17.620] I wanna see in the kitchen. Stevie Wonder? Yes. I bet you he's a, I know Ray Charles was a great cook. I don't know if Stevie Wonder. That was the 1. I was waiting
—[164:17.620 --> 164:25.740] for that 1. Did he wear a hairnet? No, he was a patron. He was just chilling. He was just chilling. He was just chilling, minding his own
—[164:25.740 --> 164:34.120] business. People were excited. He looked young too. Yeah, he did. He looked real good. I'm joking over here, but he looked good. You gave me the Jim Carrey. Yeah,
—[164:34.120 --> 164:42.760] they was on my ass, the Cole fans, again, letting me know that everybody that goes to the marathon does
—[164:42.760 --> 164:51.040] go over there and flip burgers. So y'all made a good point. If I'm wrong, I gotta come here the next part and say
—[164:51.040 --> 164:59.520] I'm wrong, but... My point is J. Cole flipping burgers looks funny and stupid. Like,
—[164:59.520 --> 165:07.520] that's what I'm saying. Like, I don't care if everybody did it. He looks stupid doing it And he looks stupid driving a Civic to do it. No,
—[165:07.540 --> 165:15.920] man. It's just connecting to his fans, bro All right, whatever. I love Cole. So I leave it alone. Yeah, because the fans think I'm trying to be mean to Cole And I like Cole. It's looking at work.
—[165:15.920 --> 165:24.160] It's looking at what it's looking at over a fucking Civic You won't let it go. No, I won't Again, he's found a
—[165:24.160 --> 165:32.300] new way to connect his fans. That's good man, that's awesome. They just announced we're getting a Narls Barkley album this Friday. Yeah, that should
—[165:32.300 --> 165:41.680] be something. That I'm excited about. Yeah, me too. Wait, are y'all still allowed to listen in on us? Why not? Oh,
—[165:41.680 --> 165:49.740] because CeeLo said some crazy shit. Oh, forget it. Dunson allegedly said some crazy shit. That's why I went, that should be something. I didn't have much more comment on it. What's CeeLo do? Are y'all
—[165:49.740 --> 165:57.880] checking it out? I don't know. I guess I gotta do some research on CeeLo. Lord, I didn't see him saying some crazy shit. He did some fucked up shit.
—[165:57.900 --> 166:06.280] I didn't know he did some fucked up shit. Man. Allegedly. Let me go look. Y'all don't want to tell me nothing. Don't worry about it. Well then maybe not.
—[166:07.020 --> 166:15.320] I love this song, but I love all the niggas who's dissing in it too. Rest in peace, herb. Shout out to Jah celebrating his 50th birthday the other night. Happy
—[166:15.320 --> 166:23.460] birthday Jah. Actually that's fucked up. Oh wow. You can't. Ice, your words? No,
—[166:23.460 --> 166:31.560] I'm just caught catching up on C-Lo. I didn't know any about any of this. Okay. So maybe I won't go listen to the Noels Barkley on this
—[166:31.560 --> 166:41.060] Friday. That's why I was like. No, I get it now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't know this, but yeah. All
—[166:41.060 --> 166:49.900] right, man. Good show. Happy birthday to John. Happy birthday, John, man. Happy birthday, John. Happy 50th, We love you, boy. Listen,
—[166:49.900 --> 166:58.100] hopefully y'all have enjoyed this show as much as we've enjoyed delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers, Lord knows we need to be there. Until the next time,
—[166:58.100 --> 167:06.560] we bid you a due farewell. Adios, arriba, dirce, hasta la vista, au revoir. So long, goodbye, or simple head nod will suffice. Remember,
—[167:06.560 --> 167:14.800] life is a series of moments and moments pass, so let's make this 1 last as if it's all we have. Hey!
—[167:18.560 --> 167:26.640] What y'all on this week? Anything fun, anything fun, anything interesting? What y'all doing this week? I'm in Pittsburgh tonight Wednesday night. I'm in Pittsburgh at 9 p.m.
—[167:26.640 --> 167:34.740] At University of Pittsburgh come through if you if you're in town Fire fire fire. I'm slide over to the Blue Note and catch a Jane Hancock show. Oh,
—[167:34.740 --> 167:43.200] okay. I'm jealous. That sounds like fun. Yeah. Parks, what you on this week? Studio. I see you restarted SLV, but
—[167:43.200 --> 167:51.740] like without me and Imani. You're invited. And Karan. Open door. Open door policy. I see you started that. Open door policy. See me? He's
—[167:51.740 --> 167:59.990] been coming over. Fuck him, fuck it y'all. I don't fuck with him either. Yeah. All right, that's it man. We
—[167:59.990 --> 168:08.640] done. Let me turn off this shit and start playing. Good episode today, man. Good vibes. Y'all hold it down. Listen, man. Next
—[168:08.640 --> 168:16.700] week in New York City. Woo! Next week. And you say New York City. And they like saving
—[168:16.700 --> 168:24.840] some? 60 degrees. They like savings? 65 degrees. What? 70? 70 degrees. I'm just building it up,
—[168:24.840 --> 168:32.960] man. 76 degrees in New York City next week. Ladies, grab you a sundress, shave that fat
—[168:32.960 --> 168:41.140] cat. Put your good pantyhose on. You know what I mean? Get you good outfits and all of that. We gonna
—[168:41.140 --> 168:49.240] have a time, man. Go to my Russian laser lady. What? What did you say? You smell like you're lasering up for the good weather? That good weather gotta get you.
—[168:49.240 --> 168:57.620] You mean the ladies or you? The ladies. Oh, okay. Oh, fuck this. I thought you was... Now, you might have to get that ass redone for the summer, man. Come
—[168:57.780 --> 169:05.840] on. You said you're going to your Russian lady, right? I didn't say that. I said the ladies should go to the Russian lady. You
—[169:05.840 --> 169:13.860] come in, I was a boom boom shorts. You freak ass boy. Talk that ish. Hey, they're bottom jerseys. Let me guess,
—[169:13.860 --> 169:21.940] y'all are going to be all the way outside when it's 70 degrees next week. I might be. I'm not gonna lie to you. Yes. And you said it's daylight savings. Daylight savings. I'm mad
—[169:21.940 --> 169:30.080] about that. How many degrees is it gonna be on Tuesday? Huh? How many degrees is it gonna be on work day? You know niggas start doing it. Oh, 0 wait.
—[169:30.420 --> 169:38.740] Niggas start coughing now? Wait, wait, wait. Yo, Because I wanted to hear. I wanted to hear what you were saying. Tell me the degrees on Tuesday. 66. Yeah, you know how niggas
—[169:38.740 --> 169:46.840] act when they come in, when they come in, when it's hot outside on a work day. How they act? Niggas ready to leave. Oh, you've been gone.
—[169:46.840 --> 169:55.680] You ain't been here. I got a new trick. I got a new trick for that See my new trick When
—[169:55.680 --> 170:03.680] the weather get nice go ahead watch Bizarro flips it right here Yeah, what what what what what what? Carson that
—[170:03.680 --> 170:11.800] is dreaming of 1 boy who's gonna save you. Hey, yo Kind of kind kind of say you Kind of do kind did it save you
—[170:11.800 --> 170:23.500] boy. Yo, man Come to daddy Hey,
—[170:23.500 --> 170:31.520] yo, it's been such a great show. How dare you tell niggas why you mad at me? Cause you picking and choosing.
—[170:31.860 --> 170:39.980] Oh yeah. Yeah, exactly nigga. Cause you picking and choosing. Fuck out of here. Yo, if you are not subscribed to the Joe
—[170:39.980 --> 170:48.460] Budden Patreon, now is a good time to do so. Also, if you're not subscribed to the fucking Mark and Imani Patreon, now is a good time to do so.
—[170:48.500 --> 170:56.680] Thank you, thank you. If you're not subscribed to Isha's House Builder app, now is a good time to do so. Thank you, thank you. If you're not subscribed to Isha's House Builder app, now's a good time to do so. Get you some clothes over there on the House Builder app, nigga. If
—[170:56.680 --> 171:05.220] you're not subscribed to whatever the fuck, Freeze and Parks and Flippin' Coriapolo is going to do. Ah! Y'all
—[171:05.220 --> 171:13.220] hold it down out there, be safe. Check on your strong friends, check on your loved ones, check on your family, your siblings, your kids, your parents and all that,
—[171:13.220 --> 171:35.460] man. Remember 2Pac kids if don't nobody else care we absolutely love y'all thank you well
—[171:35.460 --> 171:43.840] fold that up right now! You've never heard of Joe Biden? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA BANG No