The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 899

— [100:07.620 --> 100:15.640] damn. I feel like when you're the greatest in the world at something, though, like you should just be judged differently. No. You should be judged if you're wearing them Timbs regardless

— [100:15.640 --> 100:26.140] of your status. Yeah. Some things is basic, though. I got to judge you just basically off of that bro. Again, nobody in your world told Say

— [100:26.140 --> 100:34.480] so much about your character exactly cuz they're not even that much cheaper but next is only 10 hours So somebody explain to the audience

— [100:36.640 --> 100:44.740] They're not way cheaper. They're not way cheaper today. That shit is right next to each other. But several of them went up. So everything is super cheap. Butters is $2.50. You

— [100:44.740 --> 100:52.960] got to get the gum bottoms. That's really what it come down to, bro. Like you get the wheat Jones, the thin soul and the shit at the top. That's how you tell

— [100:53.360 --> 101:02.200] bombs, bro. And that's the way to have a leather. The top. No, we should go beef and rocks. How you carry? I mean, I like You

— [101:02.200 --> 101:10.680] can't even come in my neighborhood with those shoes. Let me see. I don't even think I ever seen them on the Timbaland site. They don't even... They

— [101:10.680 --> 101:19.240] don't even... I don't know, yo. And The wild shit is, because it was complex sneakers that I saw posted, they

— [101:19.240 --> 101:27.280] set them up. Of course, duh. They set them up. They served him right up. The whole internet been lighting him up. Soon as I saw it, I said, yo, just go to

— [101:27.280 --> 101:35.280] the quotes. Go to the quotes. Yeah, let's go. They was going crazy, son. I bought a pair of those before, but unknowingly.

— [101:35.540 --> 101:43.900] I went to buy the regular pair and then they put some other shit in the box and you don't know till you get home. I had it when I was like 14. I had it when I was a young boy, yeah I ain't no no better. You know I'm making me snow boots. You have some honesty

— [101:43.900 --> 101:52.020] coming out. Right after I got the warm up. It was like 94 though, it was 1994. Yeah, I'm talking about back then. I'm definitely talking about back then. Steph, we love you

— [101:52.020 --> 102:00.020] man. Get the real shit. Yeah, come on man. Splurge, splurge a little. They still look new, I wore them shits 1 time to school.

— [102:00.420 --> 102:08.440] I learned quick. Oh, that even killed me in the fucking butt naked zone. What was the 1 time y'all wore some fake shit to school? Did you have church socks

— [102:08.440 --> 102:16.520] on? Nah, back then I used to actually care about how it looked. What did you say, Z? What was the 1 time y'all wore some fake shit to school? Did you have church socks on? Nah, back then I used to actually care about how it looked. What did you say, Z? What was the 1 time y'all wore some fake stuff to school and didn't know until your homies that were at school let you know

— [102:16.520 --> 102:24.660] that that shit ain't thorough. Some bullshit? I ain't up with no fake shit. I wore the Timbs that used to have pro on it, the construction ones. Yeah,

— [102:24.660 --> 102:32.780] I wore them, yeah. But I bought them myself. Where's my old brothers? You bought them at Sears. I bought them at Sears, my nigga. I didn't know, Like I did my first little sell candy

— [102:32.780 --> 102:41.000] little, you know what I mean? I'm gonna buy my own boots. I'm like, damn, these ain't even that expensive. They had them at Sears. And I was always grown. My mom was just talking about that last night.

— [102:41.000 --> 102:49.020] Like this girl was grown since 10. Where are my joints and school kids doing? And I went to school with all the kids from the projects. They fucked me up. I ain't even make it in the school, they fucked me

— [102:49.020 --> 102:57.620] up in front where the buses is at. Yo, I ain't gonna hold you. Costco's just dropped the Kirkland dunks. Oh

— [102:57.620 --> 103:05.780] yeah, they hard. They hard, the gray joints, they hard. Nigga. I'm not buying them from Costco. No, no, they hard. They use Kirkland dunks. They are hard. Put them in the

— [103:05.780 --> 103:13.780] cart. They hard? No. I saw them. Do I still have my Costco's card? I know I got it

— [103:13.780 --> 103:21.900] somewhere. Costco's always smell like hot dogs. All right, what else is important? What else is important? What else is important? What else? What else? What else? It's a sad update, but I think it's worth mentioning. Ray J has addressed the rumors

— [103:21.900 --> 103:29.980] that he is not well. Oh, has he? Yeah, and he's confirmed them. He says that he has months to live. I'm not doing this with Ray J, man. Is

— [103:29.980 --> 103:38.260] it? I ain't doing this with Ray J. Joey don't believe it. It's not that, it's not that. I'm just gonna tell you what he said. He said, I'm on 8 different

— [103:38.260 --> 103:46.360] meds for heart issues. He said that he went to doctors who gave him the bad news that they're not sure how long he has to live and they recommend he stay in bed and take his

— [103:46.360 --> 103:54.480] medication. I just, he could be being dramatic, cause saying I don't know how long you have to live. That could mean you could live to be 1000, right? But he made it, he said he doesn't think he's gonna

— [103:54.480 --> 104:02.540] make it to 2027. And he showed some pictures of him in the bed with all the stuff attached to his body. I'm just saying a lot of people assume

— [104:02.540 --> 104:10.760] that it's bullshit because it's Ray J and he does things for attention sometimes. And what the fuck is the issue? People say stuff like that and they say the fucking issue. He says his heart. He said his heart, oh, 25% of his heart. Well, what

— [104:10.760 --> 104:19.060] about it? Conjecture. He said he was drinking multiple bottles of alcohol and all types of Adderall's and all types of shit. And powder. And powder. Yeah, Adderall.

— [104:19.060 --> 104:27.380] And powder. Exactly. I'm gonna put that powder on anybody. Listen, I'm, look. You put that powder on anybody. No, I don't. It's

— [104:27.380 --> 104:39.640] already in the arena though. If a motherfucker said, I was Drinking a bunch of liquor eating Adderall is like, okay It

— [104:39.640 --> 104:53.120] beats it beats it up it does as to other things, I don't know whether Rage is ever done cocaine or not Don't

— [104:53.120 --> 105:01.120] come record Rage AB I'm not coke on him, but he give a little pilot, like something to the pilot, bro. It's not no disrespect to

— [105:01.120 --> 105:09.160] him, bro. Go ahead, go ahead. I don't know what he do, but he said the doctor told him not to drink or smoke, and he said that's very hard for him. But he's trying to stay on

— [105:09.160 --> 105:17.440] the straight and narrow, and that all this made him realize that he needs to change his way of living, including not being able to see his kids. And I think that's part of

— [105:17.440 --> 105:25.520] his depression right now. I think the whole point is to go get back home. That bitch think I'm dying, she might let me move again for the last 8 months. That's the whole point. I see you

— [105:25.520 --> 105:33.560] right, good move. Ah, nigga! Oh, shit! Oh! They'll speed it up. You got the T-shirt on? Get the fuck off, speed up. T-shirt on. All

— [105:33.560 --> 105:41.600] right, all right. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Tight. That speed was good. It's just my man up here, man. Young

— [105:41.600 --> 105:50.200] Money. Yo, y'all watch how y'all big niggas walk in here too, man. Go down too, man. My nigga, you walkin' this motherfucker lookin' like

— [105:50.200 --> 105:58.260] an extra 40 pounds, yo. Speed of light, left the Colts and found life. Don't do that. Oh, shit. We're not doing that, we're not doing that. We're not

— [105:58.260 --> 106:06.380] doing that, we're not doing that. Hey, you're looking good, nigga. All right, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine. Anyway, what was we saying now? We was just raving about praise.

— [106:06.380 --> 106:14.460] Oh, it was AJ. Praise up for AJ. Praise up, man. This is too serious of a matter for me to not believe him and say

— [106:14.460 --> 106:22.800] that, right? Even if it's too much on the line and at stake, I would pray that as

— [106:22.800 --> 106:31.280] much of a jokester and troll troll as Ray J is, that it wouldn't be with this and like that. I believe

— [106:31.500 --> 106:40.420] words can speak truth to power like there's power in them Like you can will some shit to existence and

— [106:40.420 --> 106:48.680] assuming that all of this is true, I would like Ray J to have a more faith in his higher power, right? Like

— [106:48.680 --> 106:57.140] the doctor is 1 thing, but the doctor is not God. That's a fact. I know way too many people, a lot of people that have,

— [106:57.540 --> 107:05.920] damn, we got so much wrong, that have been in this situation before. I've seen many outlive the doctor's projection of their life. My grandfather

— [107:06.140 --> 107:14.520] being 1 of those people when they told him he had a year, he had 4 or 5 more and then he went back and said oh no he's good now. He had another 7 8 years after

— [107:14.520 --> 107:22.540] they gave him a year. I know some other people where they was only supposed to live for a year. They on year 3. And I've seen it go the other way where the

— [107:22.540 --> 107:30.940] projection is spot on, dead right. Normally you're going before the doctor even said that. So your will to live is important in those moments. It is.

— [107:31.260 --> 107:39.380] Yeah. I mean. That's the whole thing I think. Yeah, Your will to live is really, really, really important. So Ray J, I love you. I hope that this is untrue in

— [107:39.380 --> 107:47.500] the event that it is, you know, I just love you and appreciate you and all that you've done for us. So shout to Ray J. Yeah. Let's see. Let's see.

— [107:47.500 --> 107:57.120] So we're done with Steph Curry. We're done with Ray J. We did the Grammy weekend Now

— [107:57.120 --> 108:05.300] I won't go there just yet. I do have a question for y'all. I don't want to talk about Nicki Minaj. Thank you. I'm not

— [108:05.580 --> 108:14.480] we're done. Okay, however If you had a Trump AmEx, mmm

— [108:15.060 --> 108:23.260] Where the fuck would you be pulling it out at? Like if I had that shit, I would be scared to death to pull that motherfucker out with Trump face

— [108:23.260 --> 108:31.300] on some shit. Is it real, y'all? Nah, you could get over a lot of places in that, John, bro. That'll get you, it'll get you. There's nowhere where

— [108:31.300 --> 108:39.480] as a black man, Or as a black man, that's a different situation. I'm not talking about where is cool. I'm just talking about where I would feel cool. Well

— [108:39.480 --> 108:47.480] that, that's cause you're in the line with a lot of the shit. Like it's the motherfuckers that agree with some of that shit or a lot of that shit. They'll be proud as hell to pull that Trump card out. Yo, if

— [108:47.480 --> 108:55.600] we just putting faces on AMEX cards, then I got a list of people I want on mine. Starting with me. What is somebody gonna do with

— [108:55.600 --> 109:03.840] the Joe AMEX? No, I'm just talking about me. You want your own on me. Yeah, I want my own shit. Bring back that level of vanity. I'm with you.

— [109:03.840 --> 109:15.260] If you're able to put your own face. Yeah, absolutely. Why can't I get 1 with my girl? That's what really face need to be on. That's what suspending everything. Anyway, All

— [109:15.260 --> 109:23.260] right. You guys, anything, anything? All right. That's the end of that time. I'm looking at the tree.

— [109:23.260 --> 109:31.480] Done? All right, fine. Move, man. Move, man. What's this? Can we talk about Don Lemon? Yeah, please. Oh, that's what I was trying to get to with the Grammy shit.

— [109:31.480 --> 109:40.020] Thank you, Ma. Thank you, Ma. You should have definitely went to that. Freedom. Me and Ma had it. You fucked us up, man. I did. Don Lemon was

— [109:40.180 --> 109:48.220] in Los Angeles preparing to cover the Grammys for the weekend when he was arrested by federal officials. The FBI was involved according

— [109:48.220 --> 109:56.400] to sources as well as the HSI, which is like the investigative branch of ICE. Apparently, he's been arrested along with 4 other

— [109:56.400 --> 110:04.540] people for his alleged involvement in a protest at a church a couple of weeks ago. Of course Don

— [110:04.540 --> 110:12.760] wasn't, as I understand it, talking to him and watching it. He was there as a journalist covering the protest. But he's under

— [110:13.240 --> 110:22.040] Trump's thumb right now. He's in the crosshairs of the government and so he was arrested last night, carried away. His lawyer issued a statement saying they're going to fight this, but right now this

— [110:22.040 --> 110:31.660] is all hands on deck. This is a big deal. Disrupting some religious here, right? Yeah, the argument is that when the protesters protested

— [110:31.660 --> 110:40.060] inside of the church and waged demonstration inside of the church that they trampled upon the First Amendment rights of the people in the church, their freedom to practice their religion.

— [110:40.460 --> 110:48.520] The reason they protested inside the church was because 1 of the pastors is an ICE agent and was collaborating to get people locked up. And so

— [110:48.520 --> 110:56.600] they were protesting the pastor in the church. There's debates about that. I don't necessarily love even tactically going in the churches and protest. I just think it's, we end up talking about this

— [110:56.600 --> 111:04.780] instead of the ice shit. I don't love that and then packing a Grammy bag. No, but he was just covering the church.

— [111:05.300 --> 111:13.320] He was just there as a journalist. You said you can't be in both waves. You can't be late and They not getting it. You can't be revolutionary and be

— [111:13.320 --> 111:21.380] turned. Mark is he home now? That's what I'm saying. You gotta be personal. I spoke to his team. Mark, you think you can go do the red carpet? I

— [111:21.380 --> 111:29.660] used to do that. It was natural. I went from Ferguson to VH1 Live. OK, but we're talking about today. Today? I mean, I wouldn't risk

— [111:29.660 --> 111:37.914] it. But I think, and the thing is, they tried to issue an arrest warrant for the people. The judges overturned it. They said no. The

— [111:37.914 --> 111:46.020] federal judges said no. Don Lemon went on the Hill and did an interview and said, look, the judges have said no, but I believe Trump

— [111:46.020 --> 111:54.040] wants me. He's going to go around the law, behind the law. He's going to ignore the judges. He's going to find a way. So Don Lemon was keenly aware that they were on him But he still got

— [111:54.040 --> 112:02.160] to work and I think there's some value to go into the Grammys and getting arrested in LA at the Grammys I would have rather been on Monday morning or Sunday night, but like oh, yeah You know,

— [112:02.160 --> 112:11.240] but everybody saw it and it's national yeah brings awareness to it. The Trumps had the flight log. Oh yeah. That

— [112:11.240 --> 112:19.260] shit crazy man. They locked up another journalist for the same shit, Georgia Ford. But when they knocked on her door, she was recording

— [112:19.400 --> 112:27.540] the shit. They knocked on her door, they had the warrant, they arrested her, she recorded mostly the whole shit. They're also describing what happened in the church as a riot. Yes, and

— [112:27.540 --> 112:35.680] an attack on the church, which is completely absurd. There was no riot, they weren't attacking people, They weren't even trying to stop people from praying or worshiping again I don't

— [112:35.680 --> 112:44.140] love the idea of running into people's religious temples and doing stuff. I feel like you could protest outside the church or wait Strategically, I just think it's a bad idea because it becomes a distraction

— [112:44.280 --> 112:52.440] anymore. Yeah I feel like I feel like it's tough on the pastors giving people away to ice with like that's what I'm saying I feel like that is example of like the stuff when

— [112:52.440 --> 113:00.540] I say like how we it was taboo to ask who you voted for and You didn't cut your friends off a vote for the shit is different now If you were pastor and you

— [113:00.540 --> 113:08.560] preaching, you know all this shit the guys you are you cannot fucking sell niggas out I think you have yes We need to run down you at your job bitch because you're not a

— [113:08.560 --> 113:16.740] real pastor Apparently A real pastor would not work with ICE, dare I say it. So you can't go to the church just because you're

— [113:17.220 --> 113:25.400] about the ICE situation, but you can storm the Capitol. There's an argument that the Capitol is a public facility

— [113:25.460 --> 113:33.860] and it's a private religious ceremony. But you stormed the Capitol and fucked it up. Like y'all was in there wowing the fuck out. I'm with you. What I'm trying to understand is- You were on Nancy Pelosi's desk. They took a shit, stole laptops, you

— [113:33.860 --> 113:42.220] stormed the Capitol while Congress is in session. And then those people got their convictions overturned. Yeah. But Mark, I'm trying to understand though how does you interrupt in the church

— [113:43.420 --> 113:51.460] congregation or service end up being a federal crime that's where I federally though that's what I'm saying like in my opinion if it was something with the

— [113:51.460 --> 114:00.520] city or the state, if he had a warrant or something like that issued in Minnesota, that would make sense. How does that turn federal though? Because it's a civil rights violation

— [114:00.520 --> 114:08.720] because they have a civil right and a constitutional right to gather and to practice their religion. So they're picking and choosing which civil rights people

— [114:08.720 --> 114:17.100] have. Oh for sure. And it's a lie because they didn't stop people from praying. That's not what they did. That's the part that shouldn't be a surprise. Like that's the part. Yes, they're picking and choosing

— [114:17.300 --> 114:25.520] and how they frame 1 thing versus how they frame another thing He says we should expect to be in some type of a 6 people are heroes The nurse that got shot

— [114:25.520 --> 114:33.660] was a terrorist right shit is nuts. It's absolutely serious Like when you're in the funny mirror house in the park. But didn't ICE

— [114:33.660 --> 114:42.480] just get defunded, then they just took all the funding or no? Is that not true? No, ICE has not been defunded. They go to Italy. But they're talking about, they have made some adjustments, but

— [114:42.620 --> 114:50.660] it's window dressing. They're still occupying Minnesota. With a big budget. Yeah, with a huge budget. With a huge budget. And the attorney

— [114:50.660 --> 114:58.680] general, she made us, she tweeted out today the 4 people, by the way, all 4 of the people that were arrested were black. I don't think that's a coincidence either. It's not. So there's just a lot

— [114:58.680 --> 115:06.720] to pay attention to, but we can't be outraged enough at this. This is a big fucking deal. Don Lemon has been a thorn in Donald Trump's side since he was an anchor at

— [115:06.720 --> 115:14.740] CNN. So this is retribution. This isn't just about what happened in Minnesota. This is Donald Trump saying, I'm gonna arrest my enemies. I'm gonna lock up

— [115:14.740 --> 115:23.940] my enemies. I'm gonna harass my enemies. I'm gonna intimidate journalists. I'm gonna make all journalists an enemy of the state. I mean, this is McCarthy era stuff. This is like the 1950s, 40s,

— [115:23.940 --> 115:32.020] 50s assault on free speech privacy, academic freedom, journalistic freedom. This is as bad as it gets. This is really bad. The

— [115:32.020 --> 115:40.660] president is a gangster. They just put on- Like a mobster. That's how he's moving. They just put before Congress a bid and

— [115:41.600 --> 115:49.660] it's a Democratic senator, I forgot her name, but she made a tweak and said, yo, I'ma sign it as long as we're saying that Americans

— [115:49.800 --> 115:57.840] can't be deported. And when the official bill came through, the tweak was missing. So they like trying to set it

— [115:57.840 --> 116:05.900] up to where you can revoke citizenship. You out of here. Get your ass out of here, my nigga. Yeah. They want to be able to revoke, especially national citizenship. Yes. This is a big

— [116:05.900 --> 116:13.900] fucking deal. I think Don Lemon's gonna be okay. I think he's gonna come home soon if he's not home. As of the time we recorded this, he was still locked down. Free Don, man. Free our nigga

— [116:13.900 --> 116:21.900] Don. Free the guys. Don did a bit before though, right? They locked Don up for some other shit and he was cool. Remember? I think they did. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

— [116:21.900 --> 116:30.240] Yeah, Donna G don't be good man free Don and I mean protest but

— [116:31.240 --> 116:39.480] Carefully be aware y'all gotta be on point. They are shooting motherfuckers. You gotta go to that process. It's not the process that you bring your kids to. It's not the process

— [116:39.480 --> 116:47.600] that you come just so you can vlog and shit. It's the process where you fucking grease your face up, bitch. Oh man, what a great weekend vibe man

— [116:47.600 --> 116:55.600] for this part. Man, I'm feeling so sunny and bright and just, oh so Jason Tatum told me to tell

— [116:55.600 --> 117:03.960] you guys. So a lot of the shoes. First of all, I need everybody

— [117:04.020 --> 117:12.020] sizes. Jason Tatum loved his screaming his size at the camera pause. He also said,

— [117:13.100 --> 117:21.180] Mark, you have to relax in parks. He said, knock it off. He is not A&Ring LMA's project. That's what was announced. And y'all shut up. We

— [117:21.180 --> 117:29.180] responded to the news. He didn't say shut up. He said, I love y'all and I might, but yeah, no. Good. OK. We're all happy.

— [117:29.540 --> 117:37.920] My bad, JT. We love you, man. Unless you're playing the sixes. Facts. Word. Are you taking selfies? I did.

— [117:38.100 --> 117:46.180] You look good. Thank you. What else, what else, what else, what else, what else? Just making sure here. We did fat banks.

— [117:47.500 --> 117:55.880] I don't feel comfortable doing Kevin Gates right now after the Don Lemon segment. Can I ask you a question, Joe? No. You wrote something on the board.

— [117:56.220 --> 118:04.340] Me? It was written on the board. Is it weird when folks won't date in the city they live in? Cause they a hoe probably. Oh shit,

— [118:04.340 --> 118:12.340] that's quick. That probably makes sense. That's pretty much it. It's not weird, it's common. It's not weird. I think it's weird when people have rules in general about dating. What you mean? The

— [118:12.340 --> 118:20.460] city you live in is tough though. Not always. Like having parameters for who, what, where, why you're going to date is just I would have never,

— [118:20.460 --> 118:28.540] I would never date a woman from Philadelphia in my whole life. I knew that from the beginning. I would never in my life ever date a woman from why, why, because they fucking crazy

— [118:28.540 --> 118:36.740] and they really could fight. I don't want to deal with it. Okay, like they are really crazy, But I would never date a woman from Philly. I knew that from a kid. I always knew my

— [118:36.740 --> 118:45.220] wife was not in Philly. I knew that. But see that ain't about the city you live in because you could have you just knew you ain't fucked with Philly with me. You could have been from Delaware. I was going to the NFL. I made this decision in sixth grade.

— [118:48.100 --> 118:56.100] I didn't know where I was going. I knew from a kid, I was never going to date somebody from Philadelphia and I stood on it. I think that's common. Anytime women talk and

— [118:56.100 --> 119:04.180] you talk to the bitch from Houston, oh girl, don't fuck with these niggas down here. Like people do that. They go out of town. That's because the niggas don't know about you, mama. See y'all, I'm looking at everything. See,

— [119:04.180 --> 119:12.620] but listen, I know that people do that. I'm more so talking about, how do those people believe that it's

— [119:12.620 --> 119:21.300] received? No, my, my, my. Like when you hear somebody say, yo, I don't date in my city? Like what do they think that says? I

— [119:21.300 --> 119:29.340] ask why. So 1 of my people's, Hey-ish people. She

— [119:29.340 --> 119:37.420] was explaining, She said, yo, like the social circle that you running in, all of the girls in your circle done fucked with the it boys

— [119:37.420 --> 119:46.100] in the town. Like if you in a little small town, like if you in Newark, everybody in Newark knows everybody in Newark. So if you were- It's not a small town, bro. Newark. That's

— [119:46.100 --> 119:54.100] not a small town, by the way. Newark. Yes it is. No it isn't, It's like a half 1000000 people there. So every city in New Jersey small, bro So if you wanted to

— [119:54.100 --> 120:02.120] hit boys in Newark, you know the other niggas If you a chick in the town, you know the yeah niggas that's playing it speaks

— [120:02.120 --> 120:10.160] from like a privilege. I don't think Newark is small either. No, it's the biggest city in New Jersey. It's the most populous city in New Jersey. It's the most populated. You said it's a small

— [120:10.160 --> 120:18.960] town, it's a small town. The most populated means the most people. This is the most populated 1. It's not a small place though. When we hear small town, we should never think Newark. That's all I'm saying. A

— [120:18.960 --> 120:27.080] small town is like Darby, like 1 of them little towns with like 10, 000 people. Yeah, like 1 of those. But I'm talking more so about places like Newark. I don't agree with

— [120:27.080 --> 120:35.160] small town stuff, but that's where I'm like talking about. Yeah, like yo, dog, if you- 300, 000 people. It's 300, 000 people. If you're in a certain town, and you have a certain

— [120:35.160 --> 120:43.220] demo, then you know everybody in that demo. So you know the girls in that demo. Your man used to fuck with such and such. Yo, she used to fuck with this nigga, that nigga, this

— [120:43.220 --> 120:51.220] nigga. And so it's an uncomfortable thing to date in your town. It's not uncommon, it's not really uncommon. And you saying not if you

— [120:51.220 --> 120:59.240] was hoing. You saying just regular. If you was hoing, that just makes it even worse. Because your niggas gonna be horrors too, so you

— [120:59.240 --> 121:07.340] know that, you know what I mean? That your niggas done ran through, you know. Bro, y'all trying to sit here and leave me on an island. No, I'm on the side. Hold up, hold up, hold up. You were saying I

— [121:07.340 --> 121:15.400] know what the fuck you're talking about. I'm on the side. If you in Newark, if you in Newark you say 300, 000 people are there Let's really do window that down to your dating pool

— [121:15.400 --> 121:23.500] Y'all all playing the same club jump onto the same spots After you mess with 1 or 2 people, bro, y'all all really mixing and mingling at that point. Or 10 or

— [121:23.500 --> 121:31.720] 20. Even before that situation, you might not want to deal with that type of situation. When you go out, you might just want to have a good time and not be tied down. You might be seeing how the women

— [121:31.720 --> 121:39.720] or how the men moving in the situation Every time somebody you know everybody you know typically like to get into it or cause type of drama You might not want to deal with that like you're

— [121:39.720 --> 121:47.760] saying you typically might want to date outside the town to me That's not crazy at all. I mean this nigga decided that in junior high school I'm a If

— [121:47.760 --> 121:55.940] a woman in my dating days told me she don't date dudes in Philly, I would think there's another story to it that I'm not hearing. Word. I would ask why. I would think there's a story.

— [121:55.940 --> 122:04.340] Y'all straight think whore, say it. Not necessarily. Whore. Thank you. That's what I thought. Whore isn't necessarily where I go. It could be that she go. It

— [122:04.340 --> 122:12.400] could also be that she got a dude in this town. I would think there's something shady going on. It could be that you fucked everybody, but it could also just be that you got something going on and you don't want people to know. So you always try and

— [122:12.400 --> 122:20.860] go out of town. Like he gonna say, it could be that you fucked everybody. Oh no, I wasn't pointing you at the right. I know you ain't fucked nobody. Like I, oh shit. He says you ain't fucked nobody. Come on. No,

— [122:20.860 --> 122:29.040] no, I mean like Mona don't, Mona's a long time lover. She not, she don't be outside like that. But I'm saying. He says she a long time lover. They don't

— [122:29.040 --> 122:37.120] believe nothing. I believe, I know. You know what's going on. Exactly. My friend in real life. I'll bitch y'all, I swear to God I did. Nah. But if a dude

— [122:37.120 --> 122:45.180] says that, I definitely think. Because he will hit a lot. Yeah, or he's married or he got some situation. And married people tend to date out of

— [122:45.180 --> 122:53.480] town cause it's hard to get, so you don't get caught. That's what I hear. Yes. What? That's how I move outside bitch, niggas take me to Cherry Hill.

— [122:53.480 --> 123:01.640] What? You say, you say. He's right about that. He's not right. And I found out he's a side bitch because I was fucking with this guy. Mark is speaking from privilege because Mark travels the world. The average

— [123:01.640 --> 123:09.840] married man can't go out of town at they leisure to get some bussiness I knew I was obvious because niggas always take me on dates We always went on dates in Cherry Hill

— [123:09.840 --> 123:21.900] exactly because this bitch was from the Badlands You from the hood cherry hill miles will be you want to take you to the badlands We

— [123:21.900 --> 123:29.980] took on her fully before we go downtown to a restaurant, or what, up the Boulevard of Change restaurants, or whatever, I'm gonna take you to Cherry Hill, because I don't want nobody to see me

— [123:29.980 --> 123:38.000] in here with you, and then my fucking Puerto Rican baby mom from the Badlands find out. You can still hear me. That ain't that far though. It's far enough. You

— [123:38.000 --> 123:46.060] got it, bro. I'm with you, Ish. I ain't gonna. You caught me doing that shit. I'm with you. I don't think there's nothing wrong with, everybody got different dating boundaries.

— [123:46.240 --> 123:54.240] I feel like if 1 of your boundaries is I don't want to date nobody from the town I'm from or where I live, I don't think that's preposterous. Unless you do live in a major

— [123:54.240 --> 124:02.700] ass city like Houston or something. I agree with you, I don't think I'm wrong with saying that. But if you tell me that, I'm gonna think you've been slinging that pussy up and down Jackson Avenue for the last 19

— [124:03.840 --> 124:12.260] years. Or as a man, y'all, you just wanna start from a fresh, on a fresh slate. As a man, I think you a bitch if you say that. Except for Todd here, cause he'll fuck me up.

— [124:12.540 --> 124:20.640] How you figure that out? As a man, I don't know if you could. You shouldn't have boundaries like that as a man. That's not for

— [124:20.640 --> 124:28.760] men. What you mean? I think it's a girl thing. It's different with you because you talk about, I don't date girls from here, but that was on some like- You

— [124:28.780 --> 124:37.100] in the league. I'm assuming your aunt's and shit was probably a little crazy. My sister and my mom and my aunt, I looked at all them 1 day and said, you know what, I don't know if the woman for me is here.

— [124:37.520 --> 124:45.760] They all come from that club, I don't know. That's how I felt in Jersey City, especially when they said everybody had herpes out there. I was like, oh, you know what, I'm gonna go, I'm

— [124:45.760 --> 124:53.800] gonna go, it ain't but 8 miles long, how everybody get derpy? Easy. Oh my God. Did y'all hear about the

— [124:53.800 --> 125:01.860] real estate tycoon guy that is accused of offering an indecent proposal to a realtor mom while enjoying an affair? That's crazy. What? That

— [125:01.860 --> 125:11.140] was a lot. That was crazy. Michael accused Poleg of destroying his marriage through the incessant attempts to poach Paige. Paige

— [125:11.140 --> 125:19.580] confirmed her divorce in a statement. My marriage ended for personal reasons and the claims made in this lawsuit do not reflect the reality of those circumstances.

— [125:20.140 --> 125:28.160] I'm confident the legal process we don't give a fuck about that. Michael claimed that he and Paige never even considered divorcing until Pollack began to

— [125:28.160 --> 125:36.300] chase his wife. Pollack is the boss I think. Okay. The complaint divulges a specific deal that Poleg

— [125:36.300 --> 125:44.620] allegedly offered Paige in January 25, a glamorous $1.5 million home in Park City, Utah, and a promise

— [125:44.740 --> 125:52.960] to take care of her needs if she left Michael in the dust. Pole Egg left his wife around the same time. Paige filed

— [125:52.960 --> 126:01.000] for divorce in February 25, says the lawsuit. I know, I'm certain that we have a

— [126:01.000 --> 126:09.080] lot of thoughts on this 1. Yo, you suing the dude? He ruined his marriage. He didn't ruin

— [126:09.080 --> 126:17.380] your marriage. He didn't ruin a thing. Well, according to him, him and his wife never had anything that could lead to a divorce until this offer

— [126:17.380 --> 126:25.620] was made from her boss. Guess what? What, your wife could have said no to the offer. Hey Joe, if you always ate cube steak and then magically somebody put a porterhouse

— [126:25.680 --> 126:34.080] in front of you, you might not want to eat cube steak no more. Or I might want the cube stick, but that's for a state conversation. I'm just, no, no, I'm

— [126:34.700 --> 126:43.020] just giving you an example. Like, dog, he ain't take you from your girl, nigga. This other man might've showed your girl some other options in a world

— [126:43.020 --> 126:51.040] that you had. Oh, stop it. He literally made an offer. Please stop this. Please stop this. Please stop, bro. If your wife worked at some type

— [126:51.040 --> 126:59.160] of Bank or something say she was a intern or something or a secretary at Ernst & Young and then 1 of the big bosses came And said I give you

— [126:59.160 --> 127:07.280] 3 M to lead is the gonna she left you would be that you got I'm suing this You're tripping. Yeah, y'all you're suing y'all started with hold on.

— [127:07.280 --> 127:15.420] I got in myself so when that's different but yeah it's a little different but if I was in his situation yeah

— [127:15.420 --> 127:28.960] I probably need some I need some bread you already took my I need some bread from that you tripping Yeah, you gonna win you destroyed the marriage. It's legal Yo

— [127:28.960 --> 127:37.140] dog we started with yo dog you were in a relationship He said yo, we didn't have any issues until X. And I

— [127:37.140 --> 127:45.400] said, yo, but that's because your wife was stuck over here and didn't know that this big magical world existed until she started working over there with homeboy.

— [127:45.400 --> 127:53.800] Couldn't you get your wife her alimony or something in that situation? No because she not necessarily earning that money. She's

— [127:53.800 --> 128:01.940] just spending his money so you gotta get alimony based off of her salary not based off of the money that she's spending. So y'all let me ask your question with that being said right your

— [128:01.940 --> 128:09.960] wife is drop-dead gorgeous beautiful right So now she goes in a room where the vultures are. She goes in a room where

— [128:09.960 --> 128:18.120] the sharks are. 1 of the sharks now bags your wife. That dude ruined your relationship? Ish, another fucking false parallel.

— [128:18.120 --> 128:26.420] That is not what this example is saying can y'all explain to me how the dude explain how did the dude ruin a relationship though

— [128:26.480 --> 128:34.640] cuz he got financial are y'all acting obtuse what are y'all doing right now? I'm not acting anything. No we just hold up We just have ability to disagree with y'all stance on the topic We didn't give

— [128:34.640 --> 128:42.760] a stance We just saying what happened and y'all acting like I don't get it So so I'll try this again your wife working to bank up the street like he said

— [128:42.760 --> 128:50.920] and her boss made an offer That's it. What are y'all trying to mumble? The ability to say no I'll pass I'm with yes What the fuck is we talking about your wife has the ability to say, no, I'll pass. I'm with Ish. Yes. What the fuck is we talking

— [128:50.920 --> 128:59.200] about? Your wife has the ability to say, no, I don't want your $3 million. I don't want to fuck you. And in the event that she doesn't say that then he didn't

— [128:59.200 --> 129:07.980] ruin her relationship. She's fired. And that's it could be financial, some type of financial abuse. Fuck

— [129:07.980 --> 129:16.300] are we talking about? If your employer's saying, I'll pay you to leave your husband, yeah, I'm gonna- Oh, it's sexual harassment. It's a job

— [129:16.300 --> 129:24.300] issue. And if she says yes, now what? She fucking chose. It's still a bad 1. No, but I'm just talking about

— [129:24.300 --> 129:32.440] you. We're back, everybody again. We're back, we're back, we're back. Relax, relax, relax. Mark, you wanted to say something to Ish. I agree with what Ish is saying. When you finish, I want to diss that

— [129:32.440 --> 129:41.040] couch as a whole There's a workplace issue We all I think we can all agree Employers

— [129:41.080 --> 129:49.180] going to employees and say I want you to fuck me for money or whatever do anything for money is a problem Mm-hmm, but in terms of my relationship We're only

— [129:49.180 --> 129:57.380] I think the only thing that's confusing is is because it's money. What if you came to him and just had a bigger dick? What if he was just more handsome? What if he was just taller? Funnier. Funnier.

— [129:58.140 --> 130:06.280] Whatever, right? Whatever the thing is, there's always a reason to entice somebody to go into another relationship. And if your partner says- That's different from papering something. Indeed. I'm with you, but I'm saying the difference,

— [130:06.340 --> 130:14.340] I'm saying the difference for me, the money makes it a professional problem too. I'm saying at any given moment, I hold my partner responsible for the choice they make.

— [130:14.340 --> 130:22.760] Correct. Not the other person, that's all I'm saying. So you, along with the newer couch, are saying if ever in that scenario, you're

— [130:22.760 --> 130:30.800] not suing the guy? No. Okay. And that's what y'all are saying too? I don't even see how you can sue the guy. No. That's a real thing. He legally approached on your marriage. You have

— [130:30.800 --> 130:38.920] grounds. Yeah, you do. And I know for a fact in North Carolina because it went viral In North Carolina, there's some type of law where you can

— [130:39.280 --> 130:47.400] you can sue the adulterer the person that's cheating with your spouse If as far as like in the in the claim is the dissolve the marriage

— [130:47.400 --> 130:55.560] like you coming to try to fuck my husband is the reason why we broke up And I watched them go through court. I watched every you know I mean like they really vlogged the whole thing

— [130:55.560 --> 131:03.880] because I was shocked but that's a real thing That's because how many people do it take the fuck I'm just saying in north carolina I'm just saying it's a law in north carolina.

— [131:03.880 --> 131:12.600] You can sue the motherfucker that that was fucking your wife you can and you can and if you can prove I'll be too tough on that count. It's what they are What

— [131:12.600 --> 131:20.880] we doing? Yeah, yeah I'm just be saying whatever on that guy. Staying in on principles. What are you up to? Yeah. Mona's making a point though. Let's let her finish.

— [131:20.920 --> 131:29.160] Please, Mona. Take the point, ball it up, fucking throw it out. Yo, what we forget? Let Mona talk. God damn it, Green Eyes. Please let

— [131:29.160 --> 131:37.200] Mona talk. I forgot what I was going to say. You said they take the tango. North Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina. Right. I get what you're saying. It does take

— [131:37.200 --> 131:45.300] 2 to tango. I totally get what y'all are saying. It does take 2. But in the state of North Carolina, for a bona fide fact, if you can especially prove that this

— [131:45.300 --> 131:53.380] person tried to talk to your mate, that's like the kickoff to grounds for the suit. So with the case I watched, they were 2

— [131:53.380 --> 132:01.460] couples that hung together, right? So they were double dating and all that. And they were able to prove that in some of the videos she slide her ass on them, just little shit, texting them, flirting

— [132:01.460 --> 132:09.800] them, and that was enough to start when they really like, they did the whole thing, took the phones, got all the shit off the phones, even if they deleted, stripped it, and I think

— [132:09.880 --> 132:19.080] the amount of money was like 1000000 or 2000000. But you know why? My problem with y'all is y'all get married to like a real basic point, right? Yes,

— [132:19.700 --> 132:28.040] it's your wife's job to choose. I agree with y'all. There's no beef. If she chooses, it's on her and yada, yada, yada. Cool, got that.

— [132:28.960 --> 132:37.080] However, If somebody come and offer my chick a mansion and $10 million to do something and she intern does

— [132:37.080 --> 132:45.300] it. Well, yeah, I also have a problem with the guy. Someone's getting sued. I have a problem with the guy. Yes,

— [132:45.300 --> 132:53.400] she chose, but I have an issue with that. Let me ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. This is a big piece that we leaving out. My man offered

— [132:53.400 --> 133:01.500] her X, Y, and Z. The husband is saying he bribed her. The wife said, yo, me filing for divorce

— [133:01.640 --> 133:09.760] had nothing to do with that. So does she have a, saying the matter? She publicly said no, my husband is wrong, that's

— [133:09.760 --> 133:17.860] not why we got a divorce. Well now she has to prove that. That's why somebody has to go to court. That's why Somebody has to go to court. Yes, so my dad that's

— [133:17.860 --> 133:25.940] the exact reason that we have to go to court Yes, now it looks like my wife is on the side of the poacher So now I want to argue with both of y'all and

— [133:25.940 --> 133:34.080] of course She's gonna say that she's leaving her marriage to go to a new relationship She don't want to go to this new relationship and also cost him 5000000 dollars

— [133:34.080 --> 133:42.120] That's a fact on top of the promises and stuff that she still got to make sure that he followed through with So and and for a first of course She's gonna say on that and

— [133:42.120 --> 133:50.480] stand on that side because she really just securing her bag mind you She is so happy that this nigga rescue her from a life of poverty. Go ahead girl. Yeah, I go you I go

— [133:50.480 --> 133:58.700] Oh, yes, that's tough. You got but I pick it. You gotta know what I time. She's not chest well up here, I keep saying that

— [133:58.700 --> 134:07.340] most of the infidelity happens in the workplace. So I mean, you saying know your chick, but yeah.

— [134:07.660 --> 134:16.220] That's why I don't let my work. No, look. I ain't gotta worry about this. Until you speaking, it might not have nothing to do with money. Yo,

— [134:16.220 --> 134:24.360] you spending all this time with this man, he might be way more charming than your dude, he might be way funnier than your dude, he might have a whole bunch of attributes

— [134:24.520 --> 134:32.600] that your dude don't have, and now they're magnified when I'm spending 8, 9, 10 hours with this fly nigga. That's what I'm gonna go. But what's my friend is always doing. I love to finish speaking, We say we

— [134:32.600 --> 134:40.720] gonna let niggas speak. Okay, but we didn't mean you I know We're gonna go home now to this corny ass nigga when I'm sitting in the office every day with this

— [134:40.720 --> 134:48.760] funny dope nigga It's this only I agree with you to what you wouldn't add to paper. No, that's what I'm saying You think was that big and your money was that deep and

— [134:48.760 --> 134:56.960] your swag was that high? Her I said

— [134:56.960 --> 135:05.280] her she is assessing the 2 niggas not the rich nigga his girl is chosen up The problem is the papering of the shit.

— [135:05.660 --> 135:13.780] She didn't choose up if some shit is paper. So Joe, would you feel different if it wasn't paper, if it was just a bigger dick? Yes, that's a whole different situation. That's

— [135:13.780 --> 135:21.880] a whole different thing. I'm asking, I'm asking because I'm trying to understand for you. Yes, that would be different. What is it about money in particular? All right, stop. All right, you're acting stupid. I'm done

— [135:21.900 --> 135:29.980] with you. I'm done with this talk. You're not arguing. I'm trying to say your perspective. I don't understand shit. Okay, all right. Isaiah, what's the difference for you with money? Bro, if you're saying that

— [135:29.980 --> 135:38.240] man gotta make a package, or you're saying that bro funny or charming, people lose their wives and their relationship every day like that. That's cool. You putting

— [135:38.240 --> 135:46.240] a dollar amount on her making a decision is a whole different You make this decision. This is

— [135:46.240 --> 135:54.620] what you'll have this man right after that that happens I

— [135:54.620 --> 136:02.840] think it's a legal issue if it was if it was he would have never had to add the house He would never have to add the guarantee built in. Obviously,

— [136:02.840 --> 136:10.860] first of all, if you know you taking somebody's girl or something like that and you got more pay, that's already a part of the sauce. You already telling her, damn this nigga got you in here working

— [136:10.860 --> 136:19.000] every night, you working overtime again, and you was me, you was going woo woo woo. And the funny shit, That's already the steam. The funny shit, I don't know if I said it, well I might have said it, but the

— [136:19.000 --> 136:27.480] boss is already married. Oh well that's guaranteed. The boss is already married. That's guaranteed. Oh wait I did read it because he left and they left and it. Can

— [136:27.480 --> 136:35.960] I ask y'all a question, especially y'all 2? Now, shoe on the foot, you're in a relationship, y'all happy or whatever, your female boss

— [136:36.180 --> 136:44.240] comes and offers you all that motherfucking money and all that other shit, y'all taking it? Have we had spirited conversations for a few weeks? Fuck that, $10

— [136:44.240 --> 136:52.340] million in the mix. Have we been at the tutorial local? I might make a different, no, am I taking the money we probably try run a play I'm gonna hold you Yeah, I mean

— [136:52.340 --> 137:01.000] come on bro. Like I like that That's a great answer niggas

— [137:01.000 --> 137:09.360] be wanting chicks to have all the discipline in the world while temptation but you want her to work at the spot where her boss is saying yo

— [137:10.460 --> 137:18.460] actually if he was all that then he wouldn't have put the leave leave him stipulation on yo if you keep fucking with me you get a house and you're already

— [137:18.460 --> 137:26.720] a rent and I do it's the papering of leave your husband and then you're doing that. Some of these niggas treat women like material bro, material

— [137:26.720 --> 137:34.760] possessions. I want to own you. So yeah, I want you over here. So leave him. So you're mine. It ain't even about the money. It ain't about none of that shit. I wanna own out your

— [137:34.760 --> 137:42.860] piece of property to me. So I'm getting rid of that 1. I want you. It's, it's, it's, it's, them niggas up there look at it. That's how they look at it. Did you see, I feel what you're

— [137:42.860 --> 137:51.060] saying. Did you see an indecent proposal? I did. Was Woody Harrelson like in a great mood after that? Joe. Like was Woody Harrelson feeling

— [137:51.060 --> 137:59.060] great? Yeah, first of all, that ain't gonna work out. Cause man, you spent 4, 3000000. Woody Harrelson wanted to kill Robert Redford. What the nigga think? I didn't

— [137:59.060 --> 138:07.200] say that niggas would be okay with it. You act like you don't understand niggas. You act like niggas over here saying yo we'll be fine with it. No

— [138:07.200 --> 138:15.500] niggas are definitely gonna be upset. I'm just not understanding how you get to suing this nigga over it. That's it. The funny part is we just.

— [138:16.160 --> 138:31.020] Joe let me ask you a question. Move us forward Mark please. I'm done with you and a newer couch Did

— [138:31.020 --> 138:39.100] so how much would that how much would the last year lady be worth bro? What first of all my life, but I want a number hold up But this was a hold up Think about the

— [138:39.100 --> 138:47.100] other side though. You just paid Shorty 4 M's. He did. I'm reading the real details. But shorty, we

— [138:47.100 --> 138:55.100] just discounting the woman. She said, dog, I was done with this nigga before any of that stuff ever happened. He just kinda gotta say that though. He says that they never brought up to divorce anything else

— [138:55.100 --> 139:03.260] like that. What else you gonna say? I'm a whore. Or he might not have known. All right, fuck me. Listen, Think what you want on the matter. I love these

— [139:03.260 --> 139:11.560] guys no matter how much I disagree with him Like so that's why they keep disagreeing with me because the love is boundless What's your excuse? Huh?

— [139:12.680 --> 139:21.060] Excuse what? Disagreeing why I keep loving y'all know why you keep this is a walk Bonehead that's why I don't agree with them y'all say anyway

— [139:21.200 --> 139:29.600] time for a monologue Time for a monologue. Yes, I stole that from the community. Fuck y'all, what you gonna do about it? So, time for a monologue.

— [139:30.480 --> 139:38.560] A monologue is where Mona Isos, for however long she wants, about whatever she wants, uninterrupted. That's right. We

— [139:38.560 --> 139:46.800] all gotta push our mics back. Yeah, everybody push your mic back. Everybody push your mic back. It's a monologue. It's a monologue. First of all, that's not

— [139:46.800 --> 139:54.840] true. People at home, because y'all like that. This is a long-winded heifer, y'all. It's a monologue. I am very long-winded. I am very long-winded. No, I just thought this

— [139:54.840 --> 140:03.080] was interesting and I feel like on all my years on the internet I never heard nobody take this take and he is absolutely right. I'm somebody that talk a lot about like in our culture

— [140:03.080 --> 140:11.180] black people like we we put people on pedestals by Their title so your grandmama's automatically the matriarch your brother's your brother regardless if your brother

— [140:11.180 --> 140:19.240] fucks your girlfriends and your grandma smoke crack Right so I'm somebody that told people 1000 billion times that you should judge your relationships of how they treat you versus what the

— [140:19.240 --> 140:27.280] masses say how you supposed to treat people because You already know I don't fuck with my grandma Fuck my girl what? Nigga anyway listen though and tell

— [140:27.280 --> 140:35.420] me I want to know what y'all think and I'm gonna tell you what I think too but listen I don't know this niggas name, but I like him. Why is it no

— [140:35.420 --> 140:43.620] sound works? You know why it's no sound? Because I already had it queued up the way I wanted to do it. And Mr. Fucking Button

— [140:43.620 --> 141:00.740] said, all you have to do is say that. Like I was fucking slow. I'd rather do it like this. Kid

— [141:01.180 --> 141:09.540] my mama didn't do shit She said she was gonna do for me because she said I had to earn it my mama told me go to school and get good Grades and I'll buy you a new pair of shoes

— [141:09.760 --> 141:17.800] When I go to school they talk about me and talk about my clothes and talk about me So I punched them niggas in they mouth And then now I'm fucked up. I guess

— [141:17.800 --> 141:25.860] it's better for school. I can't get good grades. So get where my mama don't buy me shit It's a repeating cycle moment You know, I

— [141:25.860 --> 141:33.900] can't go do good right now with these niggas talking to my what I did with my son was, if I

— [141:33.900 --> 141:41.900] told you I'ma do it, I'ma do it. That's a fact. So what I needed you to do is, I told my son, I'ma keep

— [141:41.900 --> 141:49.900] my part. I bought my son new cars. I bought my son a $70, 000 Jeep, and he didn't deserve it. Gave my son, I'ma keep my

— [141:49.900 --> 141:57.920] part. I put his Jeep inside my garage and said, now you gotta earn it. My son went to school and did everything he fucking supposed to do because he's- But the Jeep actually

— [141:57.920 --> 142:06.180] exists. And I feel like I've seen that before and it's crazy. Just as a parent, like, I'm almost like mad at myself. I ain't ran that play yet.

— [142:06.420 --> 142:14.840] Like that was lit. But it's trifling when you think about it you know what I mean? Thoughts? I don't like the little smirk you're making. You

— [142:14.840 --> 142:23.300] first. I ain't first. Why? I wanna hear what the room guy said. I wanna know what you think. Oh you motherfuckers. I don't need no motherfucking help.

— [142:23.300 --> 142:31.320] What I think is, The monologue. I think for the most part, no y'all not gonna do that. Y'all not gonna do that. What? Y'all not gonna monologue and I'm the only 1 that say, I say

— [142:31.320 --> 142:39.500] something I want everybody to fucking chime in yeah I want to respond to what you think nigga. I just told you what I thought you heard me I apologize I misunderstood

— [142:39.640 --> 142:47.940] what I said was is that I really feel like as a parent myself because I think rule number 1 The parents in his line to them children I'm almost disappointed in myself

— [142:47.940 --> 142:56.060] that I haven't ran that play on some of my kids that are a little bad, you know what I mean? Oh, you know what? If you act up at school, you won't get dinner. Look how much I could have

— [142:56.060 --> 143:04.060] saved. Them motherfuckers was bad, now they didn't get that. At the end of the day, it's all a fucking scam, That's what he's saying. Where parents is holding this shit over your head because they really can't afford it, they don't want to do

— [143:04.060 --> 143:12.260] it or they want to wait out of it, they know you a fuck up so they say, oh, you can't get it if you don't do that. When you wasn't doing that last year. You understand what I'm saying? I agree with you. I

— [143:12.260 --> 143:20.460] agree with you. I think that's bad. I think it's a bad way to parent. I think you should be giving your kids, what do you call it? Not roadblocks.

— [143:21.180 --> 143:29.240] My sons? Like incentives along the way. Yeah. So that you can actually, like put them in a position to be successful. Saying like, if you don't, like my

— [143:29.240 --> 143:37.420] son gets on my nerves, like sometimes with the whining, right? But if I say like, if you don't whine for 4 to 8 hours, I'll buy you a truck. I know we can't do that shit. I win every

— [143:37.420 --> 143:45.580] time. And sometimes I do do that, you know, on some shit I really don't wanna do. If you can stay quiet for an hour, but he's 3, he can't stay quiet for an hour.

— [143:45.640 --> 143:53.800] I'm setting him up to not be successful. I think when it comes to important shit, we can't do that I think that I think that's a bad way to parent Because they also have a sense of failure

— [143:53.800 --> 144:01.920] all the time Yeah, that's the thing that stick out to me like I remember what it felt like because I had trouble in school the whole way I remember what it felt like to go to

— [144:01.920 --> 144:10.000] school and try to do better and I had no fucking clue how to do it And it was just irritating people were giving me speeches you should and I did not know how to sit down and pay attention To do my work. I didn't

— [144:10.000 --> 144:18.260] know how yeah, all I knew I do was fuck up. That's what I always did in school So it's like I just think it's bullshit in It's like that lazy parent and shit is like that black culture

— [144:18.260 --> 144:26.560] like do as I say now as I do shit You know what I mean? Yeah, because that's how some of us grew up where it's like Your parents did whatever I'm watching you do some bullshit

— [144:26.580 --> 144:34.980] Why don't you do all this fuck shit, but then you telling you don't do it. Yes, we said he follows through though He said that right the promises that he makes he

— [144:34.980 --> 144:43.260] he fulfills them So if you do X Y and Z and I have a record of fulfilling that promise, then am I really setting you up to fail? If

— [144:43.260 --> 144:51.300] you say, yo, you bring me home 3 A's, I'm gonna get you a PlayStation. You bring home 3 A's, I go get you a PlayStation. If you bring

— [144:51.300 --> 144:59.740] me home, do XYZ, I'm gonna get you the limited edition Jordans and I fulfill my promise, you kinda gotta give people incentives

— [145:00.060 --> 145:08.440] to get accomplished. If it's attainable though. If it's attainable. If you can't bring home 3 A's. Let me say this. Let me say this. I don't necessarily agree with,

— [145:09.300 --> 145:17.360] you know what I'm saying? And I was a bad ass kid in school, but I don't necessarily agree with just rewarding behavior regardless. I agree with him. I

— [145:17.360 --> 145:25.660] don't think you should just get things just because you get things, because that's not life. That's not teaching you a real life lesson. I think a part of that, and

— [145:25.660 --> 145:33.740] you feel me, I don't know, Mayman, but a part of that, you gotta take responsibility for yourself. Just because people talking to you greasy, and I get it, I've been there

— [145:33.740 --> 145:41.740] and I'm from there but that don't mean you gotta go upside they head all the time. A part of you growing and being a better student was you learning how to ignore that shit and just focus on your grades. So

— [145:41.740 --> 145:49.900] you gotta take some responsibility there. But I do agree with what Mark's saying is you do need to set a sentence for your kids, whether that's R, that's the 3 A's. We all know

— [145:49.900 --> 145:58.180] our kids. Like you know your nephews and all that. I got fam, they ain't getting 3 A's. You get what I'm saying? So you gotta adjust that. You feel me?

— [145:58.280 --> 146:06.460] All right, go ahead and get this B. You know what I'm saying? Go ahead and get this B. For Lil Man, it might be get this B. For Lil Shorty, she's

— [146:06.460 --> 146:14.480] sharp. So no, I need 2 A's from you. Him, I just need this beat. You get this beat, come on, we going to the park. We going woo woo. So then you gotta adjust it as it come along. I

— [146:14.480 --> 146:22.500] do think, You know, it's probably some deeper stuff with his mom not following up not having his back with certain things That's probably all that come through but at the same time I'm not with

— [146:22.500 --> 146:30.620] just rewarding kids just cuz I tell myself all the time. I'm rich. You ain't got nothing you trick I heard that that's not what I hear. The first thing I hear is the fact that

— [146:30.620 --> 146:38.720] like Like you're peeping at your mouth is she's full of shit It's like my sneaks are fucked up, everybody know how cruel kids is, and

— [146:38.720 --> 146:46.780] you really expect me to go in here, especially when my problem already was that I would fight a nigga. So why wouldn't you send him to school with at least the straight up equipment, because even

— [146:46.780 --> 146:55.000] when they got to the comments you when the comments oh I didn't know school was a fashion show bitch did you attend it because that's the thing if you win you know how mean the motherfuckers is

— [146:55.000 --> 147:03.080] and you know how important it is to dress I know motherfuckers that even go to school with uniforms that's why they didn't feel it they made everybody wear uniforms Nail was talking about your sneeves and your collars

— [147:03.080 --> 147:11.140] facts like it's like and you just on the area you live in you live in the urban area you know them kids wearing designer and all that. I'm not saying you have to keep up, but be realistic if

— [147:11.140 --> 147:19.180] you want this nigga to really be able to survive this shit. I don't want my kid in school hiding his fucking feet because it's like, nah, I'm not teaching you a lesson like that, bro. If I

— [147:19.180 --> 147:27.380] wear it, you wear it. That's just what I'm on. I've always been on that with mine. We ain't doing that. The only thing I would say in defense of that mom is, potentially, because I don't know her or their situation.

— [147:27.840 --> 147:35.840] In closing is, I don't know her situation. Sometimes when you don't have, sometimes the parent can't afford some shit and they make it seem like it's a choice. Sometimes when you don't have something,

— [147:35.840 --> 147:43.980] you make it look like it's a choice. Like, you know, I didn't get you sneaks because you bad as shit as opposed to I didn't get your shit because I don't have it, because I'm on drugs, because I'm on

— [147:43.980 --> 147:52.060] all this other shit. I'm just, without knowing that situation, I don't wanna over judge that parent. But in general, I think just as parents, we should follow through on our

— [147:52.060 --> 148:00.060] word, that's all. I just want, we can wrap it up. No. In closing. Yeah,

— [148:00.060 --> 148:08.620] I think that we are, a lot of times, parents might not have that money. Like, a lot of us come from single parent households. So

— [148:08.620 --> 148:16.760] if you are going to school and everybody knows they kid and I know you could do better, but you're not doing better. So We don't gotta say 3 A's, we can say bring

— [148:16.760 --> 148:24.980] me home 3 B's. And you just not applying yourself and you not being assertive, dog. That single mother might have struggled and picked up extra shifts from

— [148:24.980 --> 148:33.060] them sneakers. So I'm not gonna buy you extra sneakers when you not giving it your all in school just so you don't get picked on. My nigga, this a marriage right

— [148:33.060 --> 148:41.140] here. You gotta help me, I'ma help you. And I think that that entitlement comes from you doing whatever the fuck you wanna do and you still getting the fly shit. I think it's

— [148:41.140 --> 148:49.580] a fine line between how we handle that situation. Yeah, I just wanna say in closing. I'm like. I'm like. Joe is gonna

— [148:49.860 --> 148:58.040] blow his ass. That's what I'm saying. It's getting 730, nigga. So we check it out a little bit. Boy, oh boy, man. No, listen, nothing I love more than the monologue.

— [148:58.060 --> 149:06.100] Make some noise. Hey, it's the monologue. It's the monologue. Even in the monologue, long winded. But that was great. That was great. Great topic,

— [149:06.100 --> 149:14.220] great, great. That was a good 1. Fuck, seriously. That's good. They say that the toughest number of kids to have, no matter if you have more than this

— [149:14.220 --> 149:22.260] number or less than this number, is, anybody wanna guess? 323. I'm so curious, 112, but. 3. I can see why

— [149:22.260 --> 149:30.380] it would be 2. I'll say 4. I'll say 1. In the context of this conversation. What is it? He gonna play it. I'll play it. I'll play it, I'll play it. What is the hardest number

— [149:30.380 --> 149:38.520] of kids or family to have. Wanna hear a not so fun fact? There's been a recent survey done. It's found that mums of 3 kids experience

— [149:38.620 --> 149:46.620] the highest amount of stress compared with those with fewer or more children. 3 is the highest number. The why is

— [149:46.620 --> 149:54.820] really interesting. Yay me, because that's where we've come and stopped. But it makes sense. All right, why is having 3 kids the hardest? Well, 1, because

— [149:54.820 --> 150:02.840] with 3 kids, you often have not experienced the help yet that a well-trained older kid can give to a larger family. And 2, it's quite

— [150:02.840 --> 150:10.940] a bit harder to create a team culture in a family of 3 versus 4, 5, or more. So this reminds me of that famous saying, you find yourself in hell, don't stop, keep

— [150:10.940 --> 150:19.120] going. In other words, look, 3 kids is a huge blessing to a family, but if you think you can stretch it to 4, 5, or 6, it's usually well worth

— [150:19.120 --> 150:27.120] it to keep going. Wow. I knew I should keep fucking. I totally understand. I

— [150:27.120 --> 150:35.180] totally understand that. It just seemed like the wrong thing to tell somebody in this economy. Yeah. But it's listen. Yes. How you feel about that? Because

— [150:35.180 --> 150:43.320] kids ain't cheap. It's expensive. On top of the fact that the world's collapsing. So it's like why Brigham it's this evil ass place anyway. Yeah, that's facts. I

— [150:43.320 --> 150:51.400] do agree though. It's just from a from a dynamic from a family dynamic standpoint though like once you have when you got 1 kid is all right both y'all Somebody got the

— [150:51.400 --> 150:59.420] kids somebody don't you got 2 is man to man then they always say you get 3 that zone They outnumber you once you get the 3 you honestly might as well Just keep going if

— [150:59.420 --> 151:07.460] you could financially afford If you got the space and the money to do it, you might as well keep going. That's how I see it. I've always felt that way. Even with my teammates, like, once you have

— [151:07.460 --> 151:15.520] 3, they already outnumber you. You might as well have as many as y'all really want at that point, but to me, 2 is that line. Once you go over 2, you know what I'm saying? That's what it is. My 2

— [151:15.520 --> 151:23.560] scared me out of a third. My third scared me out of a third. And if I have a third, it won't be a fourth. My mother said her 1 scared

— [151:23.560 --> 151:31.980] her out of the second. Yeah, my 2. My 2. I got snipped 6 months after 1. Yo, that's crazy. I still can't believe that. That's crazy, ice, bro. It's

— [151:31.980 --> 151:40.100] not crazy, but I'm saying this. With a girl, too. That's the crazy part. If I was young, I would have 1. Like what? No boy is. You said you'd be having boys now. I got bonus boys now. So if I was young, I would have 1. I'm just

— [151:40.100 --> 151:48.140] such a little girl. Oh, they're gonna rob you. I had to have me smile. I'm having so much fun. Bonus boys gonna rob you. The boy's the freak. The boy's the freak, you know what I'm saying? My son's just hanging out at

— [151:48.140 --> 151:56.140] the ATM. We're good. Syke, syke, syke, syke. All for sports, because I know, well, I'll speak for myself. I don't really pay attention to all that

— [151:56.140 --> 152:04.700] college hoop shit. However, tonight is the exception. The 31st, BYU versus Kansas, AJ

— [152:04.860 --> 152:13.040] versus Darren Peterson. If you're familiar with these names, this is 1 of those ones. This is Like who used to be Glenn Robinson

— [152:13.280 --> 152:21.440] versus fucking Yeah, like this is 1 of those the projected number 1 and number 2

— [152:21.440 --> 152:29.700] pig Peterson is no joke out there He looks he just looks like a pro. There's no other way to explain it. He looks like a pro playing amongst Children and AJ

— [152:29.700 --> 152:37.700] is AJ. So if you're into that tonight is gonna be a really big matchup. Shout out to both of those organizations those programs What else what else what else do we need? What

— [152:37.700 --> 152:48.480] else do we need? Silver is back down again Silver is down what what did it go down 15%? So

— [152:48.540 --> 152:58.840] yeah That's what yeah, so yeah, that's when you go by by the dip what these niggas be saying. By

— [152:58.840 --> 153:07.060] the dip I'm buying the dip they ain't gonna fool me you need silver for the cards you need silver for the phones you need silver for all

— [153:07.060 --> 153:15.060] of this shit, and as long as the country looks like there will be instability, silver will continue to climb. And I don't know about y'all, but this looks like

— [153:15.060 --> 153:23.740] 1 of the most unstable countries I've ever seen. And we got 3 more years of it. Why would I not buy the dip? Here

— [153:23.740 --> 153:32.200] you go. Stop trying to run from it though. Huh? Stop trying to run from it. Run from what? You mentioned some bullshit that we wrote on the board that we was ready to jump you over, especially

— [153:32.200 --> 153:40.420] being from Jersey. I'm listening. Oh, yeah? Nah. I missed it. I missed it. What are you talking about?

— [153:40.420 --> 153:48.560] Your sexy red question. Oh, why would I be trying to run from that? I think that's a very valid question. I got a few hip hop questions that I wrote down. That's a very valid question. Sure, well go ahead

— [153:48.560 --> 153:56.720] and present your question to the panel. Wait, the short ribs. Okay, go ahead, my bad. Y'all gotta finish probably before they start cooking?

— [153:57.240 --> 154:05.400] No, they just always be late with the food. They already started cooking. They started, right? What time that food gonna be done? That means an hour and 90 minutes.

— [154:05.540 --> 154:13.680] That food gonna be done soon. No, he told me 3.30 hours ago. You guys, we're doing 1 of the best shows in the world. Y'all talking

— [154:13.680 --> 154:21.920] about eating on the hungry. Eat breakfast, Get something to eat before you're gonna work, Jesus. Anyway, my question was, do y'all think Sexy Red's

— [154:22.120 --> 154:30.280] run can now be looked at as similar to Fetty Wap's run? No, absolutely not. And I think when they hear that question, They

— [154:30.280 --> 154:38.400] just go to the size of the hits and how many hits. That matters. That's what the fucking

— [154:38.400 --> 154:46.800] run means. Sexy Red didn't have major hits? Yeah, but Sexy Red had a bunch of hits. None on the level of Fetty Wap, but All I'm saying is Sexy

— [154:46.800 --> 154:55.040] Red had 1 year of 4 and 5 big records that performed well and it doesn't, and

— [154:55.040 --> 155:03.180] just disappeared. That's more so what I'm talking about. I'm not saying Sexy Red Records versus Fetty Wap. Oh, okay. I'm used the way you worded

— [155:03.180 --> 155:11.420] it It was like I'm just talking about their run in terms of dropping a lot of singles that have a lot of success and then kind of disappearing

— [155:12.540 --> 155:21.100] Yeah, I don't know what happened. Kanye album is coming. I only bring it up because he is gamma, Sexy Red is gamma. So

— [155:21.100 --> 155:29.380] it looks like gamma is gonna be on a Kanye run. I expect them to ignore the fuck out of Sexy Red. And quite frankly, I just don't see Sexy

— [155:29.380 --> 155:39.440] Red having another year like that where she smacks them out the park. I don't see it. Fetty went to jail though, right? Is that why he disappeared? No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. So

— [155:39.440 --> 155:47.600] that's all I'm saying. Do y'all think that Sexy Red will be able to repeat that same success that she had in that year? I think it's tricky.

— [155:47.600 --> 155:55.620] I think it's possible. I think it's possible. I don't see it at all. I think it's tricky because I think that her ascension partially is due to the

— [155:55.620 --> 156:03.820] culture that I was talking about earlier where you get a bunch of people to do the work that 1 artist did at 1 point in time, the labels. And

— [156:03.820 --> 156:11.940] I think there's been a lot of people in that kind of lane. And I think Fetty was unique and by himself. And he also had fucking 3 or

— [156:11.940 --> 156:20.140] 4 top 10 Billboard records. Fetty did all that shit before the label. Like He did that shit. It was a little different. They had all that shit done, but when the label stepped in.

— [156:20.500 --> 156:28.540] The music. Yeah, the music. They took like 7 songs to the label. He had that album. He made that album in the crib. All right, so nobody here

— [156:28.540 --> 156:37.020] thinks that Sexy Red is about to come back with anything like what we've heard already. I would put my money on it, but I don't think it's that question. Her style, I

— [156:37.020 --> 156:45.500] think, is not interesting to hip hop anymore. Great segue to my next question. Do you think that same thing is true for Young

— [156:45.640 --> 156:53.800] Thug? Fuck no. Are y'all crazy? That's proof of commodity right there. I don't want to try y'all artists, but he's an artist. Like, you feel me?

— [156:53.860 --> 157:01.860] He got way more different lanes. He changed flows, he changed sounds. He's been ahead of the wave so many times. It's hard to think that

— [157:01.860 --> 157:09.960] he won't at least be able to catch up and set another trend at some point, even in a different mode. You don't feel like post-jail with

— [157:09.960 --> 157:18.000] what we all think about Thug and what y'all are saying about him, that there should have been something to make some noise by now. Well that's because he got caught up

— [157:18.000 --> 157:26.000] in a bunch of other different circumstances, you know what I mean? I think with Thug, it's kinda you get caught up in like today's hip hop, now it's

— [157:26.000 --> 157:34.740] like social media and public perception plays such a huge role on how people carry and receive your music. It's so hard for people

— [157:34.740 --> 157:42.740] to be thinking and feeling a certain way about you and the music not to be around. And I also think a major part of that is Atlanta linking back up. So if Atlanta, he the head of that.

— [157:42.740 --> 157:50.740] So Atlanta linking back up, that's gonna happen. And 1 other part, real quick, the music ain't been good. Wait, who, for real? Thug. No, he had a couple of

— [157:50.740 --> 157:58.820] choices. No, that had 1 too, bro. Thug, Thug, for Thug. Yeah, because that's the thing. He ain't been putting out what we know Thug to put out.

— [157:58.820 --> 158:07.000] You assume somebody sits in jail and they work on aircraft and they come out and they kill. Gunner went through that situation, came home and fucked it up over and over and over. So

— [158:07.000 --> 158:15.120] I feel like the Thug fans, it's been a little bit of a let down, but I look at it like he just got to get back comfortable. I feel like what he went through was traumatic. You could see it on

— [158:15.120 --> 158:23.400] his face. Even when he did that interview, that's the most stuff I've ever seen of his personality, when he talked to the guy, the Dursen guy. Big bank. Big bank. Yeah, big bank, like

— [158:23.400 --> 158:31.420] he really went through some shit. You know what I mean? So I feel like once he get cut through back in the right zone, I had faith that he'll make great music, but the music hasn't been great. And I'm 1 of them

— [158:31.420 --> 158:39.560] that like to see him going to run like Gunna Dick. It's Gunna really literally fucked it up. To your point. It wasn't trash but it wasn't Thug good. That's

— [158:39.560 --> 158:47.700] all I'm saying. To your point about perception and everything, when Gunna came home his perception was in the toilet. Different. Muffuckers was not fucked. They couldn't wait

— [158:47.700 --> 158:55.840] for that out for his shit to be trashed. But the music was so good on that project that you couldn't escape it. But I would argue like, okay,

— [158:56.120 --> 159:04.240] Thug, I wouldn't say his best. He got a lot of great albums in my personal opinion, but his last really great 1 was so much fun. That was literally just him getting

— [159:04.240 --> 159:12.280] a bunch of his homies that come to the studio, they doing a bunch of fly, poppin' shit. He literally, I think I just seen like maybe a month ago, literally just got his jewelry

— [159:12.280 --> 159:20.540] back, just got his cars back, like just got some of his cash back. They literally took so much from him to like to moan a point. That was traumatic. Like

— [159:20.540 --> 159:28.680] you feel me? So like yeah, he is hard for him. Probably don't even feel like making slaps right? They got all them calls, the personal fucking phone calls. And I'm talking about

— [159:28.680 --> 159:36.720] as a man, the worst call you would ever want somebody to hear. Everybody heard all 10 of them. You know what I mean? He gossiping, he pillow talking and y'all caught that. And if you never been to

— [159:36.720 --> 159:44.840] jail, you don't understand how gossiping a nigga get on that jail phone. He's fucking bored, there's nothing to do. Like, you know what I mean? So it's just to be looked at like he

— [159:44.840 --> 159:52.840] was looked at, that's a lot. So I don't know. There ain't no Thugs landing. I hear y'all. Whole lot of pleas and a whole lot of case. Yeah, whatever. Whole lot of pleas and

— [159:52.840 --> 160:00.920] a whole lot of case. Give me another case. I've been saying for a while, I think that, well it's not for the public to understand, but I think that people underestimate the role

— [160:00.920 --> 160:08.920] that Thug's label and backing had to do with what was going on. I don't know if Thug is able to do what

— [160:08.920 --> 160:16.980] Gunna did, which is come out, be alone, and hit every pitch over the fence. Like, I think Thug is gonna catch 1 cuz he's great and artistic and

— [160:16.980 --> 160:25.040] he's got all the friends. He's going to be all the features. At some point, you're going to get the hottest producer with the hottest beat and you're going to do it. But do I feel like that

— [160:25.040 --> 160:33.080] should have happened between the time that he got out of jail and now? Yes. Do I think that there's a reason that that has not happened, yes. And I don't

— [160:33.080 --> 160:41.520] just think it's, oh man, he proposed, oh, he caught up, nah, nigga, that shit ain't slapping. Shit ain't slapping. Like,

— [160:41.520 --> 160:50.000] cause baby, I know you niggas love that nigga. That's it. I love him too. That's it. You think He could get back there or no, you don't think he can. Yeah,

— [160:50.140 --> 160:58.160] in combination with the label. Yeah, it's a elixir. It's a whole, yeah, the pieces gotta go together. You

— [160:58.160 --> 161:06.160] know what you missing? Cause he's on probation now, can't do drugs. Yep. Damn, Gotta

— [161:06.160 --> 161:14.160] do it. There's also, gotta do it y'all. He can't talk about something. It's fucked up, but there's also shelf life on artists in terms of like peak financial number

— [161:14.160 --> 161:22.160] success And that's okay. But it's still, from the artistic standpoint of

— [161:22.160 --> 161:30.420] me still being able to put out good music that my fans enjoy, is there a shelf life on that? No. Because the metrics and all that shit, yeah. But

— [161:30.420 --> 161:38.420] you just putting out projects from artistic standpoint, I think that if you took St. Joe in the house for 6 months and he wanted to be a rapper

— [161:38.420 --> 161:46.940] again, I think he'll start to, his pen will come back. You get what I'm saying? So, Doug sat down for a long time. What did you say? I

— [161:46.940 --> 161:55.020] was waiting. Don't talk about my pen and your stories no more. Get your shit back. His pen will come back. I gotta get your compliment, nigga. That wasn't a compliment. I don't

— [161:55.020 --> 162:03.080] like your compliments. You had your training wheels on for a minute. Take my pen out of your stories. He said it would take you about 6 months to get your pen back. Tell your story without my

— [162:03.080 --> 162:11.440] pen. He said 6 months, you got to get your pen back right. But yeah, artistically and creatively, I don't know if you ever hit a ceiling, dude.

— [162:11.600 --> 162:19.940] That's true. No, I don't think so. I don't think so, though. Man, my name Pete Parks, you got to fly. They fly, yeah. Stop

— [162:19.940 --> 162:28.400] playing with Parks, man. My man got the dipped in butter. That's what I dipped my tongue in. This is Young Thug that came out yesterday,

— [162:28.520 --> 162:36.660] the EDM record. I like that. He's crazy, That's what I'm saying, bro. I don't wait to talk shit. I'm sick of you. This is fire. I'm

— [162:36.660 --> 162:44.800] sick of you, bro. He gonna get in the studio. I don't wait to talk shit. I'm gonna get in the air. He gonna get in the air with all his homies. They all gonna get back together. They all about to link up. We see it happening in front

— [162:44.800 --> 162:53.000] of our eyes. They all about to link back up bro. They all need it when they all link back up That's how Elena stays strong for so long cuz they always was each other crutches them niggas all need each other

— [162:53.000 --> 163:01.160] I'm glad they linking back up right so once they get back together No matter how much hate y'all want to throw on it when they get back together It's gonna be what it is and you want to drink in a little

— [163:01.160 --> 163:09.360] bit of that Yeah, cuz can't none of them niggas be mad to Drake for too long and go stand on their own. I'm not saying, here you go.

— [163:09.560 --> 163:18.020] What? I said facts is bad, Young Thug ain't gonna come out and fucking ever say nothing against Drake and we know what it is. We know what it is. Ain't nothing wrong with stating a fact.

— [163:18.720 --> 163:29.240] Any hoops. Any hoops. Any hoops. That little EDM shit was all right just now. That shit not bad. That wasn't the worst thing. I didn't Play it for it to be good Try

— [163:29.240 --> 163:37.300] to hate I was ready I tried Dog out bless you was not bad. It

— [163:37.300 --> 163:45.380] was not great, but it was not bad. It wasn't better than his album that he put out when he was in jail. That was all his

— [163:45.380 --> 163:53.397] best slaps in the tucky album. That jail album? Business is business. It's joints on that jail album. I think they're both the same. They're all part of each other. His best

— [163:53.397 --> 164:01.480] slaps just in the tuck you that jail album was he Was it was really the ninja song that threw everybody off he just Calls all the n-word for a minute and a half that made

— [164:01.480 --> 164:09.600] me uncomfortable. The first 3 songs were horrible but then what you got past that is like oh there's some shit in here. Alright man, shout out to the whole Atlanta. The

— [164:09.600 --> 164:17.640] Isley brothers, the Isley brothers got this star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Let me hit the round of applause for that that's really

— [164:17.640 --> 164:26.220] important. Legends, legends man. Legends in the game man. Congratulations honestly long overdue well-deserved man.

— [164:26.220 --> 164:34.320] Shout out to the Isley brothers. Congrats, 1 of the greatest of all time. I don't have any more music questions for you guys. I think I'm all done

— [164:34.320 --> 164:42.380] with my music stuff. Let me just check here, Young Thug, Still V. This Kevin Gaye's topic

— [164:42.380 --> 164:50.420] we get later, I don't wanna make any of y'all sad and depressed. Yeah, let's be sad in the future. Because that is- After the ribs. It's heavy. Yeah, it's heavy. After the

— [164:50.420 --> 164:58.520] ribs we get sad. Yo, if you're going outside this weekend, bundle up. It is going to be a

— [164:58.520 --> 165:06.940] degree. No, no, 0 degrees, actually. How you going? I'm sorry. No degrees, not a degree in sight please bundle up, mark, buy a coat,

— [165:07.520 --> 165:15.600] pull the long johns out, the leg warmers, whatever you got to do to stay warm man please. Please shout to anybody that's homeless and under

— [165:15.600 --> 165:23.640] these conditions, Joe Budden cares if Tracy Morgan don't. It is too cold to be homeless right this very second. So my

— [165:23.640 --> 165:31.920] heart goes out to them. Homeless people have been dying and they found 7 people dead in New York City during the blizzard. I think it was 10, but yeah. Yeah, my heart

— [165:31.920 --> 165:40.120] goes out to everybody. Please find somewhere warm to be this weekend. Shout out to the space heater gang. Hey! My heat got fixed and I

— [165:40.120 --> 165:48.380] still got the space heater on. That's how cold it is. I'm not playing. Fuck they talking about? Not bad. All right, man. Shout out to DJ Clue, Desert

— [165:48.380 --> 165:56.380] Storm, the whole Queens, Chay Cole, shout out to Brooklyn, the whole New York City. Shout out to the guys, man.

— [165:56.520 --> 166:08.160] What's everybody doing this weekend? What's everybody doing this weekend? What up, what up, what up, what up, what up? Inside and I'm breaking my dry anywhere. It's over All

— [166:08.160 --> 166:16.340] that people talking like y'all I've never felt so clear so good I'm proud of my willpower,

— [166:16.980 --> 166:24.980] but fuck that. It'd be dope, just on the willpower tip. I could do that, whatever. Just give me a drink. I'm celebrating, you know, like I said, my baby birthday, we got a birthday party tomorrow.

— [166:24.980 --> 166:33.080] Happy birthday, Ari! Happy birthday. That's right, that's right. It's what you want. You chilling, you chilling? I'm standing in the house. You working, you indoors. Yeah,

— [166:33.080 --> 166:41.080] but you got the velvet fuckin', that's that ish, man. Stop playin', you got the scully to keep you warm. You got the scully to keep your ears warm. The velour. Mark,

— [166:41.080 --> 166:49.220] what's up, you teachin', you travelin'? You givin' a speech? I'm sittin' still, I'm bein' in Newark all weekend workin', doin' some stuff for the community. Got it, got it, got it. Damona, Damona, you

— [166:49.220 --> 166:57.260] got a show? I got a couple podcasts to do, so I'm halfway standing, halfway going outside. All right, good, good, good. I'm keeping it

— [166:57.260 --> 167:05.400] light. I will be in the house. I will be watching TV. I will be snuggled up. I might even make some hot chocolate if it get cold enough I'll

— [167:05.400 --> 167:13.740] put them little marshmallows in that muffins not playing with me I'm just talking for a minute cuz I'm not cutting this off I'm letting this go man I'm letting

— [167:13.740 --> 167:21.900] this go man anyway hope y'all enjoyed the part oh shit I can do the outro yo keep us in your prayers Lord knows Lord knows we need

— [167:21.900 --> 167:30.320] to be there until the next time I bid you a do farewell Adios, Aviva, Durche, Hasta la vista, Au revoir, so long, goodbye, simple

— [167:30.320 --> 167:38.560] head nod will suffice. Hey remember life is a series of moments and moments past so let's make this 1 last as if it's all we

— [167:38.560 --> 167:46.620] have. Last but certainly not least the baddies are insecure the stagnant women want to travel and the closed-minded women want you to teach them things. Grab

— [167:46.620 --> 167:54.740] you a Tylenol you may need it. If you traveling, be careful out there. Shout to everybody going to Super Bowl next week. Shout to everybody in LA

— [167:54.740 --> 168:02.920] for the Grammys. Be safe, be safe. Be safe. Yo Z, what you think about all the rappers' diamonds and shit getting shitted on for the NFL niggas? I'm looking at you right now,

— [168:02.920 --> 168:11.000] see what's going on. Yo, why do the niggas be playing with the chains on his shit like they don't be worried about getting snatched off It's politics. Yeah, you ain't gonna

— [168:11.000 --> 168:19.440] do that ain't nobody trying really do that like that nothing I don't know more but what about accident like a horse collar tip or something. That's what I mean Everybody

— [168:19.440 --> 168:27.500] friends now. Yeah, that was a key to leave back. It was You really want to be the guy that's nice Justin Justin chain

— [168:27.500 --> 168:35.860] like you know you won't be known for being nice not to be in it Crabtree

— [168:35.860 --> 168:57.120] it was like you keep no key They come look like bowling balls You've

— [168:57.120 --> 169:17.120] never heard of Joe, buddy no job done You