The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 922

— [100:06.700 --> 100:20.820] I play fantasy nigga. She came I'm a violet Yeah, don't cut the missy on the front of you Yeah,

— [100:20.820 --> 100:28.900] you know miss Rizzi be Dibby's You know, I thought about it don't get your freak or no, I think that I'll send you that group. Ha ha ha ha! Here you go! Yeah, you know, Mr. Rizzi B.J.B. Yeah, you know. You know it. I thought you might as well get your freak on. I don't see shit. No, I think that would be too

— [100:28.900 --> 100:36.960] much. That would be disrespectful. That would be too much. It's disrespectful. I wouldn't be in the hotel room, but I wouldn't do it in my hotel room for none of

— [100:36.960 --> 100:45.720] my kids. Even if son, no, I wouldn't do it. Just because I'll be worried about reckless shit happening in the hotel. I'll be like, little Malcolm will turn up. Little

— [100:45.720 --> 100:53.800] Malcolm had that shit. Yo, hello! That little Malcolm had the iron in the uproar. That little Malcolm. That's my man, too. It's like, you know. Yeah, yeah,

— [100:53.800 --> 101:01.980] now. Like the reckless shit will be happening to him. You trying to say, I'm trying to play with kids, boy. We just trying to say a little Malcolm. What the fuck you trying to say about little Malcolm,

— [101:01.980 --> 101:10.200] nigga? Fuck you up for little Malcolm, nigga. Oh, I wasn't talking about Malcolm. He wasn't talking about Malcolm. He wasn't talking about Malcolm. What you talking about? I assume that

— [101:10.200 --> 101:25.915] they're gonna have sex. He's a girl dad, you know After

— [101:25.915 --> 101:34.080] the reckless Hold on, yo. Let me just like, pardon me. Pardon me. Pardon me. Now he can't get mad if he shoots a dude. Hey, after the reckless shit happened. He shoot up me all the time. He has a daughter, right? I have 2 daughters. Oh yeah, 2. Yes. Pardon me, pardon me. Look at that

— [101:34.080 --> 101:42.460] good skin boy go right there, boy. He ain't playing with his kids. If you think he's a girl, then I'm just, yeah. Let me shut up while I end up with a girl.

— [101:42.460 --> 101:50.880] You are? You go ahead and let me do it. You said they don't punish me, did you? I'm going to get clipped, like you. I know. Send me the number. I'm doing it. You ain't doing it. Send me the

— [101:50.920 --> 101:59.060] number. I'll send them to you. Send it right my way. Why you don't want another child? You feel like, are you 1 of them people that feel like you don't want to be 50 and your child is young? You

— [101:59.060 --> 102:10.040] wouldn't be able to do certain things with your baby? I just feel like the rest of my life I want to be all about me and I

— [102:10.040 --> 102:18.160] did it but the front of your life was all about you that's not true the front of my life was not all about

— [102:18.160 --> 102:26.200] me Are you nuts what you talking about how okay explaining? It's not I think I think you made a good point. I'm

— [102:26.200 --> 102:35.300] dead ass No,

— [102:35.300 --> 102:43.380] I like I mean For the most part, since I've known you, you've been, or you've been in

— [102:43.380 --> 102:51.600] relationships, but I'm talking about with regards to as far as kids go and kids taking up a primary piece of your life. Like most

— [102:51.600 --> 102:59.740] people when they like, especially marital couples, like yo you start to literally forget yourself and your whole life

— [102:59.740 --> 103:07.900] be about your kids, ballet, piano lessons, soccer practice, hockey, basketball, football, track. So people that I know,

— [103:07.900 --> 103:15.960] like a lot of my friends. He's taking the really long way to call on you something foul, I feel like. Hold on, hold on. I'm listening

— [103:15.960 --> 103:24.060] to my brother. What type of dad is he? What type of dad is he, Ish? I'm not doing that at all. I'm saying. I think I know. I'm saying that. I think it's a

— [103:24.060 --> 103:32.200] common. Like a lot of my friends right now, I haven't gotten here. A lot of my friends, their whole entire existence is around AAU. I came here and talked about my man. He got 2 daughters that

— [103:32.200 --> 103:40.840] play basketball. His wife will be in Buffalo He'll be in Kansas. They whole entire life is wrapped around a kids So now when you get to your 55

— [103:40.840 --> 103:48.960] 56 now, it's vacation time me and my wife and your kids are off at college I'm saying for you, especially because your son lived

— [103:48.960 --> 103:57.040] with his mom a lot of your life early on wasn't necessarily kid hectic Do you think

— [103:57.040 --> 104:05.180] that? I'm not saying that you think Because my life my life is there until the last My daughter my

— [104:05.180 --> 104:13.260] small daughter's 3 my first daughter's 10. I haven't been Prioritized in my daughter's life like that, so I'm not calling them nothing I'm not even

— [104:13.260 --> 104:25.520] playing the game for the internet. I'm talking about when you get older a lot of people Know

— [104:25.520 --> 104:33.580] when you start getting older a lot of people are happy that they got older because they kids is older and in college and they did it already. You get what I'm saying? So now it's like,

— [104:33.580 --> 104:41.640] yo, I'm on me time. That's where I am. And it's a common misconception that the dad, the father that's fighting to be in his child's

— [104:41.760 --> 104:49.840] life, that his life is not all about his kid. And that's just inaccurate. You fighting to go to court, You fighting to get child support raised. You fighting to get a restraining order dropped.

— [104:49.840 --> 104:58.320] You fighting both the parent and the kid. You want to be my kid, want to be my kid. You only a Debbie if you don't want to be with your kid. At 45, my

— [104:58.320 --> 105:06.540] kid's grown. I could see Lex being grown in 2 seconds. I see it. I can see it. It's done. I'm rich. I did

— [105:06.540 --> 105:14.700] music. I'm 1 of those. It's me time now. Or I want some Nelly. It don't work out that way. Shit. Alright watch it. Watch this. It could

— [105:14.700 --> 105:22.920] depend on the people. Watch this. Okay. And you don't want to get nannies. Watch this, I'm going to show you. No, I mean, I like,

— [105:22.920 --> 105:31.000] I like, yeah, I don't want no nanny. Yeah, my life is slow and I like it like that. Like I like at this age, like doing all this this

— [105:31.000 --> 105:39.480] weekend, like swimming, karate, gymnastic. I love that show. I love that show. Nah, it's super fun. What about the other stuff? I don't mind. I even like the pastor. The doctor's appointment.

— [105:39.560 --> 105:47.620] I'll be like, I'm at the doctor 6, 8 hours. I don't give a fuck. What about when the pipe in the school freeze? Last week. What about when the school's just right here?

— [105:47.620 --> 105:55.640] You keep it right here with us? We're village. That's a lot of fun, right? No, last week. It's not fun, but I- Really enjoy that day. It come with it, though. It's fun.

— [105:55.780 --> 106:03.840] You know what it is? You play basketball, right? You play basketball. You didn't love doing suicides, but you don't look back on it as being like the shit that you hate. It's just some shit that's part of the process. It comes with it,

— [106:03.840 --> 106:11.880] you know what I mean? That's how I see the shit part of parenting. There's some shit parts, but to me it's like running suicides after practice. You don't like it, but it's part of the journey. But taking your children to activities

— [106:11.940 --> 106:19.940] is not the shit part of parenting. No. At all. Not to me. I don't know if this nigga Joe said that. Yeah, no. This part is when the pipes burnt in school, you gotta wake up

— [106:19.940 --> 106:28.160] before you even go to the hospital. But like that's- No, last week, Central Air went out of the school. Remember that hot ass Tuesday we had? That was 100 degree days. My daughter

— [106:28.160 --> 106:36.180] Central Air went out of school. She on the second floor. It is part of the, you gotta deal with it. But she was still here, you didn't leave her. I didn't know until later on that day. And

— [106:36.180 --> 106:44.460] then they said for the rest of the week, it's no heat. Ha ha funny man. So again, that's a, that's a part of the, I didn't know you left. I was part of the, it's a part of the gig. No,

— [106:44.460 --> 106:52.560] just seen here Friday when I had to get up and run off. I had a parent-teacher conference. I see what you're saying. Go with it I

— [106:52.560 --> 107:00.880] know He can't help it he's the worst person ever no I get it now. He's sir. No, I'm serious. I do understand

— [107:00.880 --> 107:09.340] that No, great. No greater joy Take it all. Anyway, back

— [107:09.340 --> 107:17.400] to **** getting reckless. What you doing? They try to turn it sentimental. Let's get back to it. Come on, what else is important?

— [107:18.500 --> 107:26.580] Ashley, what else is unimportant? Well, yesterday was 420 and to those that celebrate happy holidays which thing oh the we think we

— [107:26.580 --> 107:34.920] think it's a week It's a holiday. It's a little Vangelo's birthday. I Didn't know that either yeah,

— [107:34.920 --> 107:43.580] Oh Anyway, there's a video going around of whiz blowing his man a shotgun that seemed to Had

— [107:43.580 --> 107:52.060] the internet in the uproar Indeed in uproar his man was laying like this a whiz went on top It was you know, because sort of shotgun is blown a smoke

— [107:53.640 --> 108:01.720] You do it again what you did show him how to do it this man was like this Mm-hmm and whiz went on top over his man show show You lean back and then Joe show how

— [108:01.720 --> 108:09.720] you did But they were making fun of it right there were yeah, the shotgun is a little bit It can look a little

— [108:09.720 --> 108:18.400] intimate. Yeah, do I never shotgun or y'all too old to shot? I was way too old shot. Okay, but you did back in the day back in the day. Absolutely with dudes. Yeah,

— [108:18.400 --> 108:31.600] and girls That didn't help it Now

— [108:31.600 --> 108:49.120] we know Nice he just rolled shotgun a niggas got ice has yeah So

— [108:49.120 --> 108:57.580] what do you think Parks, I think it's part of weed smoking culture, but I do think at the age of past 25

— [108:57.620 --> 109:05.820] you shouldn't be shotgunning with your man. Why? It's a little too, it's too close. Why? Their mouths ain't touch. But

— [109:05.820 --> 109:13.840] they're close. A beard hair might have gotten over there. Well it Has to be close for the shotgun to work, but I mean they do it do it so before 20 Hey

— [109:13.840 --> 109:22.360] now before we go I want to say that whiz is a different level of pothead. Pothead is not a good enough word.

— [109:22.540 --> 109:30.800] And his weed was my bad. He had a really good weed. I forgot about that weed. That was some good fucking weed. Some good shit, yo. You don't even

— [109:30.800 --> 109:38.920] need to shotgun that you don't the second hand smoke again, but that ain't enough for whiz And it's man the shotgun of his

— [109:38.920 --> 109:46.980] weed He's trying to kill some time to you already asleep. It was sleep. I'm just gonna go ahead and give you a blunt But he was

— [109:46.980 --> 109:55.360] a net right. I'm not shotgun and no Nick do bro And that's what nothing Unless

— [109:55.360 --> 110:09.340] he dead on the ground. I gotta get mouth-to-mouth. I'm trying to save my man's life. Outside of that, Nothing recreational is gonna have Say

— [110:09.340 --> 110:17.340] something else I pass out right now We're testing with that what

— [110:17.720 --> 110:25.740] I don't know if you would do it I don't think he knows how to do it. So I'm not passed down from him. Do y'all know how to do mouth to mouth? It's been a long time. Once upon a time, we had to learn

— [110:25.740 --> 110:33.800] it. Yeah, 20 to 25. How about you, Flip? No. No. We should learn that. I know how to do it. I just don't, I've never been in a real life situation

— [110:33.800 --> 110:41.800] to see if like, if I- You got certified? If it works. I've done it before. It's- You had to give someone mouth-mouth? Yeah. I definitely look both ways to see if

— [110:41.800 --> 110:50.360] someone is willing to do it. It was a dude? It was a dude? Yeah. How do you look? Did you save him? Yeah.

— [110:50.680 --> 110:58.680] How hard was it? He's blowing hard. Is he still with us? He ain't still with us. As far as I know, I haven't checked it on him. You threw that shit at the colt. Oh shit. It was role play. Yeah, amongst other things. Every night Dr. York is

— [110:58.680 --> 111:06.720] like, holding his bib on him. Wait, so you don't check it on the

— [111:06.720 --> 111:20.280] guy you mouth-to-mouthed? It's been 20 years. You saved it if I'm not checking on him, then I'm not mouth-to-mouth in a nigga He died part of it no more I

— [111:20.280 --> 111:28.440] reckon I ran in 1 of them places America niggas somebody Cuz you know you go off and if somebody is dying, you perform CPR. Everybody

— [111:28.440 --> 111:36.560] should do CPR. That's true, I agree. That's all. All right. That's all. I do agree with that. Everybody should know. And how to swim. I tell

— [111:36.560 --> 111:44.920] you, I know God seems to humor. 1 day, because I don't listen to nothing that that's do this lady say before the Playing take off they're gonna put me in the exact position where I needed all that information

— [111:44.920 --> 111:53.080] that she just disseminated and she just disseminated. When the floor's down, I don't be listening. I got the podcast. I don't know how to take the seat,

— [111:53.080 --> 112:01.160] the floatation device. You gotta put your arms on something. I seen some shit on the plane the other day, they had a raft in the ceiling. I was like, I've

— [112:01.160 --> 112:09.240] never seen that before, but maybe I have and I just never paid attention to the lady. My thing is if we need any of this stuff, then death

— [112:09.240 --> 112:17.400] is on us. Death is deep. No, if I hit the water and need the flotation device, yeah I'm dying. Pretty safe to say

— [112:17.400 --> 112:25.700] that 30, 000 drop Into the water might have got it done. Oh, I got a stupid turbulence question to ask you all that I've seen on the internet

— [112:25.900 --> 112:33.940] What's up? You and your girl on the plane? You and in the three-row okay? Something not you in the middle Something nice

— [112:33.940 --> 112:41.980] is on the other side. Should I grab your hand? She's not good with turbulence. When the turbulence begins to happen, she thinking

— [112:41.980 --> 112:50.140] she about to die, grabs onto your arm and puts her head on your shoulder like this, you're really afraid. Damn, that's a lot. I don't think if somebody's really afraid,

— [112:50.140 --> 112:58.900] a turtleneck, I don't think it's a lot. What happens in that situation for y'all? Give it a little pat. You getting... Oh,

— [112:58.900 --> 113:07.560] dude, I thought he was saying I'm patting off you, okay. Yeah, I'll comfort, I'll comfort. Ice, getting out of there. 2

— [113:07.560 --> 113:15.980] getting off you, yeah? Getting out of there. Hish, quick too. I'm snitching. Yeah, I'm about to say. I'm gonna tell my girl. I do the turn.

— [113:16.000 --> 113:24.080] Oh yeah. You gotta do the turn. For sure. She's on you like this, you go. Yeah. Yeah. So you don't push her off of you, but you make it clear. Yeah, you give

— [113:24.080 --> 113:32.160] her this arm. Yeah, you snitching basically. With my girl. No, you gotta grab your girl's arm. Consoling my girl. Consoling my girl. Consoling my girl. Consoling my girl. Consoling my girl. Like I also

— [113:32.160 --> 113:40.240] don't feel well. You know, yeah, you gotta play in them, right? Funny that's the exact reason I got banned from United 1 of them times I needed to be screened because

— [113:40.240 --> 113:48.380] I fell asleep on somebody's shoulder. I remember that. Oh, I stay doing that I mean a lot of people on come on a stranger Yeah, it wasn't a way. Oh

— [113:48.380 --> 113:56.600] you did tell us that I think. People take that way too, like, it's obvious I'm not doing it on purpose. Well, if you do that a lot, you fall

— [113:56.600 --> 114:04.900] asleep on people. Once you fall asleep on people up here. Why would you not do that? And they're not supposed to take that seriously?

— [114:05.300 --> 114:13.460] They should, they have a right to feel away, but they shouldn't think, they shouldn't take it like I did it on purpose be some type of reasonable understanding Why you're just pulling out like 1 of planes?

— [114:13.460 --> 114:21.600] I can't pass it now. I'll be thinking no hold on you right is They usually think that people are either intoxicated or Drugged up that's what I'm doing. That's

— [114:21.600 --> 114:29.600] true Because they try to wake you up and if you don't wake up and they come in and try to wake up then wrong Yeah, I do that rule of time. I

— [114:29.620 --> 114:37.660] didn't know that they could take you to play for being drunk Yeah, When I go from like Philly to DC, it's the easiest, fastest way. That's how I'll get you there quick. It's how easy,

— [114:37.660 --> 114:45.720] it's faster than the airport. Nah, that's a fun train. Yeah. Or if you go up to Boston. What do you do? You fly private to? First of all,

— [114:45.720 --> 114:54.100] I'm serious, that is a fun train. Yeah, so why you looking at me with that stupid ass smug look that you be having, calling

— [114:54.100 --> 115:02.140] me the poor. How the fuck do I forget from filling in DC? I don't think trains are boring. Trains are fly. I do not think that. The fly trains are fly. Yeah,

— [115:02.140 --> 115:10.940] the Acela. I'm not on the Panbus guy, do I? Amtrak, I don't know. It's the Acela. It's the only train. It's just the 1 that's expressed only trade Is

— [115:10.940 --> 115:21.120] regular am track ain't the worst? No, I Believe you You'll

— [115:21.120 --> 115:29.120] never know though, I mean I don't know if we got a train somewhere. We got to get to DC.

— [115:29.120 --> 115:37.200] If you were affiliated to get to DC, how would you get there? I would fly or drive. Go to Newark and get on the United and drop my dumb ass off at DCA like

— [115:37.200 --> 115:45.500] I do all the time. By the time you did all of that you were already there. No you're not and that's a horrible misconception. No when I go to Newark Airport

— [115:45.580 --> 115:53.780] I got pre-checked I go through I don't be in the airport for hours, but I'm in Philly. I get on my flight I take my dumbass to

— [115:53.780 --> 116:01.960] DCA and I get off It don't take me the same amount of time that it takes to drive or to take the train If you want if you take an am track you let

— [116:01.960 --> 116:10.140] a nigga shotgun some weed in your face. On the Amtrak? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the past of time. What? The Al Jazeera office? 1 train gotta do it another train? Come on,

— [116:10.140 --> 116:18.260] man. Wow. Damn. Now I'm getting shish

— [116:18.260 --> 116:26.280] kebab on the train because I want to take that fucking salad. Oh my God, they're being reckless with Mark. That's crazy. I should have never gotten that hotel

— [116:26.280 --> 116:34.340] room. You should have. There are offices right by you. It's in Fargate Bottom, right? So yeah, if I leave my house in Philly and go straight there, yeah,

— [116:34.340 --> 116:42.700] I'm door to door in 2 hours. Well, Al Jarre joined us in Philly. Wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Every time I said this

— [116:44.060 --> 116:52.260] was funny. Al Jarrell is in Philly, yeah. Al Jarrell's from Philly. Yeah. No, I think it's Al Jarrell. Buh-duh, buh-buh.

— [116:52.860 --> 117:01.360] Yeah. Yo, stop, man. See, I was like, he shat me up just now. Tell me later. Did y'all see my man? Well,

— [117:02.960 --> 117:11.080] we didn't shout out Cardi B. She wrapped up her tour. 70 million, shout out to Cardi. Shout out to Cardi B. Shout out to Cardi B. Shout out to Cardi B. Shout

— [117:11.080 --> 117:19.180] out to Cardi B. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it looked amazing. And it looked like the stage show. Highest grossing debut arena tour about female rappers. Shout out to Cardi B. I just wanted to shout out. Shout out to Cardi, man.

— [117:19.360 --> 117:27.380] Shout out to her. I saw the video of her snapping on somebody when she was walking off to... She was basically, she liked the way she was treated at the venue. I think it was

— [117:27.380 --> 117:35.480] Atlanta, yeah. State Farm Arena. I love the people. I just love the fact that, and I don't know what happened there, but I just love the fact that she had the ability to walk off and do that. Like I

— [117:35.480 --> 117:43.480] admire people who got that level of freedom where it could be like, I don't need his bag so bad that I'm gonna be treated like, I just respect that and liked it. And then she called

— [117:43.480 --> 117:51.660] him out on the public. Shout out to Cardi B. Yeah, shout out to Cardi B. I was talking. No, I was about to say the opposite. Did you think she was leaving? Nope. Got

— [117:51.660 --> 117:59.840] it. Me either. But being willing. But being able to call it out, I understand what you're saying. Yeah, yeah. No matter. I can do that. And she's not the first person

— [117:59.840 --> 118:08.320] to have a problem with somebody during that run. I don't know if somebody else. Fuck. I see a couple people popping out saying, yeah,

— [118:08.320 --> 118:16.580] State Farm Arena. Specifically, their employees there, they talk to you a certain way, they treat you a certain way. I saw people saying Like, you know, I'm down, you can't

— [118:16.580 --> 118:24.760] even get in the arena without a ticket. Like, they scan at the door, and there's people like, yo, I'm just trying to get to my seat. They're like, the show done started, we ran and grabbed drinks, something, and they harass

— [118:24.760 --> 118:32.860] you. Yo, you got a ticket. It's like, I couldn't be in the building if I have a ticket. Like, it's just been a lot of harassment. I've seen artists Come out and say a couple things about dealing with them

— [118:32.860 --> 118:40.960] It's just a thing there apparently and I like Cardi B because I don't even think the disrespect was to her It wasn't that's what I was she was just repping. She was just

— [118:40.960 --> 118:48.960] repping for her staff. That's fine Congratulations to Cardi B job. Well done. The toy looked great.

— [118:48.960 --> 118:57.120] I'll catch the second 1. I'll catch the second 1. Yeah, they're gonna run it back. Oh, for sure. For sure. So I'll be there. Shout out to Cardi. The success of this album and that tour now,

— [118:57.120 --> 119:05.160] they definitely gonna run it back. Did y'all see my man when he saw his wife

— [119:05.160 --> 119:13.220] or fiancee, I guess, wife's wedding dress for the first time? Yeah, but I can't say nothing publicly though about it. She the f*** out of

— [119:13.220 --> 119:21.360] here with these. Anyway. What did he do? He cried? Not quite. I think Jill probably got the footage. I definitely have the footage of Noah

— [119:21.360 --> 119:29.540] loud first of all Noah loud is just oh, he's just a corny ass So when I see from him, you know, everybody's been labeled them corny since he did that

— [119:31.560 --> 119:39.720] World champions and all that All right, let me give some let me give some give some

— [119:39.720 --> 119:47.760] background here he's about to see his wife for the first time so he's facing that way she's facing that way he's about to about face and see his wife's dress

— [119:47.760 --> 119:56.600] for the first time this

— [119:56.600 --> 120:05.000] nigga's a loser. Oh wow okay okay oh wow I didn't think we'd go with the princess train.

— [120:05.420 --> 120:15.400] What? I didn't see. I didn't see you for a princess train. Yeah,

— [120:15.400 --> 120:23.660] this is good. Dang, that's a train. And we're supposed to spin it, right? No, we're spinning it up. You're spinning what?

— [120:23.660 --> 120:32.200] We're spinning it up. He's nervous. He

— [120:32.200 --> 120:40.460] doesn't know. I don't think so. Right. It's all good. Good. This audio isn't the greatest,

— [120:40.460 --> 120:48.900] but he doesn't look delighted at all. He said how are we going to spin in this? Are we sticking to this? Wow. Like the look on his face are

— [120:48.900 --> 120:56.940] we sticking to this is crazy oh yeah that's crazy who was this guy no no allows is the Olympic track

— [120:56.940 --> 121:05.100] track dude yeah that didn't sound great yeah How do you tell your wife that you don't like her dress?

— [121:05.100 --> 121:13.160] It's not about you. You don't. You don't. No, you say it before you pay for it. He didn't see it. Or he saw it. He saw it because he said, oh, we went

— [121:13.160 --> 121:21.300] to that dress. He knew the name of the dress. But he might have thought she was doing something else. Or He knew the style of the dress. He was like, oh, you went with the lava block. Princess, yeah.

— [121:21.300 --> 121:29.420] She probably was describing types before and then he actually saw it for the first time. He said, oh, you went with that 1. I'm with you. But you can't do nothing about it. She's not changing

— [121:29.420 --> 121:37.640] the dress. So telling somebody you don't like the most important dress in the most important day of their life when it can't change So I tell somebody like they tattoo after

— [121:37.640 --> 121:45.660] they get it's like, what's the point? Right? It ain't gonna make it better. No, you can say gonna make it better in that moment Yeah, and she's not she's never

— [121:45.660 --> 121:53.660] gonna forget that And that's gonna spoil the whole wedding. And now the internet has gotten ahold of it. So they gonna rub it in. She responded, I sent it to you. They gonna rub it in.

— [121:53.660 --> 122:01.860] Oh, she responded? Yeah, she was saying maybe. I didn't see the response. He went past it. Cause she saw the backlash and then she addressed it. What'd she say? It was like this, I wouldn't

— [122:01.860 --> 122:10.140] say anything, but I Felt as if this time I really need to say something So let me paint the picture

— [122:11.480 --> 122:19.820] For what you guys did not see in that 1 minute video, maybe She's Jamaican leading up to that wedding

— [122:20.900 --> 122:29.100] all of my sisters got denied for their visas. Sisters, nieces, my best friend of I don't know how many years

— [122:29.100 --> 122:37.320] we've been friends since we were 8. She went to the embassy 3 times, did not get her visa, and it was just

— [122:37.320 --> 122:46.240] a lot emotionally going in because I wanted my family to be there. That's horrible. So on the day of the wedding, My

— [122:46.240 --> 122:54.320] team got a bad news. Somebody that was supposed to deliver the first speech and be sitting in the front

— [122:54.320 --> 123:02.620] of my wedding did not show up. Sheesh. Damn. And you. So Noah was told like an hour before like hey

— [123:03.560 --> 123:11.900] you know somebody did not show up and we didn't tell Janelle as yet he said

— [123:11.920 --> 123:20.160] tell her no so she can get to process it they were like no we're going to tell her before the first look so when she sees you you know she can cheer up like

— [123:20.160 --> 123:28.340] live her spirit so 5 minutes before walking out that door I was told that this person did not show up

— [123:29.520 --> 123:37.660] went out there basically holding back tears or whatever and there

— [123:37.660 --> 123:45.740] was like 10 cameras around us when I looked to the side my aunt was halfway passing out so she was sitting

— [123:45.840 --> 123:55.320] outside just catching some air and I'm there overstimulated just stopping no 1 to show it up so

— [123:55.320 --> 124:03.580] in that moment that reaction that I got From Noah is exactly what I needed because

— [124:03.580 --> 124:11.640] he took Nigga knock it off. This is you know, Brownfield. Stop it stop. Yes. Yeah That's me and she and she doing

— [124:11.640 --> 124:19.840] what a wife should do. Yeah, and they hold it down Cleaning it up. Yes. I'm not mad at her but you look nuts He did married people tell

— [124:19.840 --> 124:28.040] me how this is supposed to go. You're supposed to look excited and elated and thrilled and stunned and all of the big words for your wife

— [124:28.040 --> 124:36.240] in the dress. Even if you're not? Yes. Especially if you're not. Especially if you're not. And not for nothing, if this is me and I'm Noah,

— [124:36.240 --> 124:44.460] and we got this whole camera crew coming out, and all this happens, put them cameras in the truck. Phones and cameras in the truck. We are not

— [124:44.460 --> 124:52.460] filming. This day is fucked up. I agree with that. I don't want my wife pictures for the rest of her life being

— [124:52.600 --> 125:00.760] Tears or an awkward situation like this because the visas got up. Absolutely not. Yeah, I might You got to do the wedding you did too much. Yeah,

— [125:00.760 --> 125:11.240] it's too hard to move it. We're gonna do something else later at some point. Yes. We still got to do it right. We're on some deck shit. I'm

— [125:11.240 --> 125:19.240] blowing this. Mark, same thing. You agree? Yeah, I agree. Here's my thing. I'm not judging him. I think that

— [125:19.240 --> 125:27.480] I would have, I agree, I might would have postponed it. I would have did something over there where the family is that in Jamaica I would have tried to figure

— [125:27.480 --> 125:35.780] something out after you know me because if that is that important to you, you know Yeah, I would have did that what I'm with the Jamaican

— [125:36.040 --> 125:44.040] did something after you know, I mean, you should have the service and then we do something important to involve your people in your family. That's an important thing for

— [125:44.040 --> 125:52.160] people from the Caribbean. Like for people anywhere. We're gonna make the best of this We're gonna turn up tonight, but the real wedding is now gonna be

— [125:52.160 --> 126:00.560] in a month in Jamaica or wherever wherever exactly exactly Yeah, and no cameras that we're not gonna have all this sad on camera Well,

— [126:00.560 --> 126:08.580] even if you don't love your wife's dress and I did so lucky Look the news At that moment

— [126:08.800 --> 126:16.900] as I'm sure it's a choice your wife This your person and you plan on spending the rest of your life

— [126:16.900 --> 126:25.160] with them, the dress ain't a big deal. You happy that you about to cross the threshold with that person. There's another

— [126:25.160 --> 126:33.220] girl that got married on the internet and her outfit was rather revealing, they've been kicking her ass the whole time. Damn. Like very, very, very revealing.

— [126:33.340 --> 126:41.540] So the question became, what is appropriate at your wedding? That's different. There's no, I don't think you could, it's your wedding. I think that's different. I don't think there is no,

— [126:41.540 --> 126:49.640] if you decide to have that level of a wedding and your turned up and you dressed it with however you want, that's your wedding. Can't nobody tell you what's appropriate at your way

— [126:49.640 --> 126:57.880] facts I think your husband could have a say in that in my opinion if he cool with it, though Yeah, if he cool with it, then fuck that's what I'm saying. It's y'all. Oh, yeah

— [126:58.040 --> 127:06.620] Y'all way people go to weddings specifically to talk of course, of course I can say bad about course where you might have went wrong so

— [127:06.620 --> 127:17.200] I agree so yes ideally can't nobody say nothing about you when is your wedding but when people go home you talk about your wife Let

— [127:17.200 --> 127:25.200] them talk about it and it most likely be the single. Hey, where your way or the broke my Typically like

— [127:25.620 --> 127:33.740] The person that you're marrying at least ideally hypothetical situation you kind of look at things the same way So she's gonna probably pick something that you like. Maybe the crowd don't

— [127:33.740 --> 127:41.880] like it or whatever, but if she wants to have her nipples out or whatever the f*** she's doing, that's his s***. So I know he's gonna like this. Right. Or just change whenever you tell him

— [127:41.880 --> 127:50.020] to change. ASAP. Go ahead, take that. I would do that. I mean usually they have multiple dresses I was

— [127:50.020 --> 127:58.300] gonna say like I would imagine there being more than 1 dress there on the way Yeah, I'm assuming because homeboy said oh you picked that 1 as if there were

— [127:58.300 --> 128:06.485] others to have potentially chosen from I think my wife I think rim bought 3 And then she had also dresses for the reception. Another 1 for the after

— [128:06.485 --> 128:15.440] party. And probably multiple of them too, so. Your shit lasted 2 days though. Yeah, facts. Big

— [128:15.440 --> 128:24.060] parks. I know. How long you think yours will go? So quick, get your niggas out of here. We

— [128:24.060 --> 128:33.140] got shit to you. You're looking forward to it. It's coming soon. Yes, Flip. Freeze. I said yes. Shit, why you didn't tell niggas? What?

— [128:33.140 --> 128:41.370] There's nothing to announce yet. Well, though. This dude keeps trying to force a marriage and engagement on me and Free. That's a fact. Y'all

— [128:41.370 --> 128:49.560] do gotta stop. His shit closer than yours, right? Huh? His shit closer than his. Well, I don't know. I wouldn't die for hold you. Probably. We close in this. Oh,

— [128:49.660 --> 128:57.820] for real? Close in this. We probably get a double question. He probably married already. Mara just threw a little hint at me. Oh, she said.

— [128:57.820 --> 129:05.920] You excited? Yo, yo. Because we just celebrated our anniversary this weekend. Happy anniversary. Happy anniversary. Thank you, thank you. What was the hint?

— [129:05.920 --> 129:13.940] It's tough? Nah. 1 of these. Yeah. That ain't a hint. No, no, no. She was straight up with it. Like, oh, this head looks a little. How long?

— [129:16.240 --> 129:24.640] And she's like, still no ring yet, huh? Damn, yeah, that's not a hit. Yeah, yeah, yeah, direct. That's a demand. It's a missile. This

— [129:24.640 --> 129:32.660] year I'll be married 18 years, yo. Know what I'm saying? So I asked my wife, I said, you gonna leave me when it's 20 years? And she said, I might

— [129:32.660 --> 129:41.520] do it sooner. I'm sure. I said, all right, Niki, you can wait till 20, but it felt good, I was chopping it up whenever we was talking. Have

— [129:41.520 --> 129:49.720] all 18 years been equally good or is there like a period of the 18 that's better than others? That's a good question. That 1. The last 1. You see.

— [129:49.720 --> 129:58.040] All the above. I mean, there's a lot of ups and downs in marriage. I mean, you just got to give the respect to the people that stick to it.

— [129:58.620 --> 130:09.440] And I wouldn't listen, I speak from an ignorance. Speak from a

— [130:09.440 --> 130:17.560] privilege perspective because I wouldn't tell him, if you're not happy, you should leave. You know what I mean? Sometimes you gotta stick it out, but if you're not happy, you should do what's best

— [130:17.560 --> 130:26.140] for you. But it's good when you able to overcome a lot of issues and still be married, you know, and happy. So. True.

— [130:26.140 --> 130:34.280] Got it, man. Yeah. All I said was I got it. What the **** are you doing? This

— [130:34.280 --> 130:42.740] is why them n****s say that. When I start to open up about my **** about me being married, about my life there's always some type of joke. This

— [130:42.740 --> 130:51.140] n****s just said my daughter's boyfriend is smashing her. You implied that. You implied it. Right now today, nigga.

— [130:52.360 --> 131:00.520] I do, but now he getting me tired. He ain't even do nothing. He getting mad at me. Yo, when

— [131:00.520 --> 131:08.640] do people start using overstimulated so much like I hate that word now I almost do that I think that's they go JR use it up there. Shut up You over

— [131:08.640 --> 131:16.740] stimulated what they're gonna you a man. Yeah, I told him that I'm overstimulated What do you talk about where that word

— [131:16.740 --> 131:24.760] even came from? Can you please speak up for that? Get that word out of here, Mark. 6 syllables, that shit be

— [131:24.760 --> 131:32.960] a bullshit, right? Got to be in the chokehold, man. Overstimulated don't have me in the chokehold. You be overstimulated all the time, right? You'd probably want to say that.

— [131:32.960 --> 131:41.000] Hey honey, I just left the job. I was overstimulated today. I'm coming home now. You say that, right? Yeah, s***. Watch your mouth when you're talking. I

— [131:41.000 --> 131:49.020] got a dick, bro. I don't think I ever used that word in my life. That word, narcissism? Y'all have

— [131:49.020 --> 131:57.120] any more thoughts on that? I know our story broke when we were getting out of it I'll date about the ice spice fight. I Know we do I have any thought on it briefly covered it Yeah,

— [131:57.120 --> 132:05.600] you trying to say like I don't think it was fun. It was staged. Oh, no, I'm not. Oh, okay I saw you bro. I don't think it was staged. I don't think it was staged. I don't think it was staged. I

— [132:05.600 --> 132:13.620] don't think it was staged. Some people were saying- Why would you stage it and not be able to fight in your staging? Right. You win when you stage it. Like, I

— [132:13.620 --> 132:21.800] mean, like you make yourself like the hero. People were saying we didn't cover right we didn't have all information You have to understand that video came out as we were broadcasting in real time We were watching

— [132:21.800 --> 132:29.880] the video and learning the details as it was happening. So we got more insight now What's your I don't know if I haven't? What the girl that the girl

— [132:29.880 --> 132:38.000] that attacked her came out with a bunch of lies, well let me not say that, a bunch of shit I don't believe. She tried to make it sound like, yo I was a fan, I was over there,

— [132:38.000 --> 132:46.080] I was trying to be a fan, and she told me to get the fuck out of here. So I'm like, hey, why you gotta be rude like that? But there was another footage

— [132:46.080 --> 132:54.160] of Ice Spice being mean to people. She was by the boat, somebody came down, she was like, yo, go over there, why you over there? What's 1 thing got to do with the other? It shows a pattern. And

— [132:54.160 --> 133:02.300] if I'm sitting down eating, my baby. Ice Spice didn't deserve that. Let me eat. They're putting out videos and people coming out saying how dismissive she is to them as fans, how mean she

— [133:02.300 --> 133:10.440] is, is what they're saying. I think it's corny as well. But that's her prerogative. She don't have to be nice. And now you got another prerogative. Yeah,

— [133:10.440 --> 133:18.580] I'm just saying, but she don't have to be nice. That don't still mean that put your hands on nobody. I think that's corny, and I think that she could've went

— [133:18.660 --> 133:26.720] way, way, way left. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? This could've been another. What if Ice White's girlfriend had a poker and she jumped up and Start poking the girl like

— [133:26.720 --> 133:35.160] you I'm saying like it could go way left So I don't want to be an advocate and condoning. No no No, or

— [133:35.340 --> 133:43.800] what if old girl had someone huh? Yeah, it could have been all the way bad that girl came over to ice spikes ice spikes girlfriend is sitting there

— [133:43.860 --> 133:51.900] so typically for where we from when you still off on my man, it's my obligation to still off on you. Let's say that girl had a knife on her and

— [133:51.900 --> 134:00.060] start poking that girl up. I will say, being, being, they hung a homegirl from the Bronx, right? Yeah. The awareness was at

— [134:00.060 --> 134:08.140] like a 0. Cause I'm like, The second somebody's there standing over you, something has to kick

— [134:08.140 --> 134:16.240] in at that point. I used to feel like that when we first came on the pod. Right? When we first, first, first got on the pod. When people used to approach you, You immediately put your

— [134:16.240 --> 134:24.700] leg back. You you you do a whole bunch of right Now I am more lax like the no doubt I went I would do some

— [134:25.280 --> 134:33.380] The other day I went home. I'm hungry. I went to go get some Popeyes. Yeah I'm Dog in the end of in the

— [134:33.380 --> 134:41.500] lot the new Popeye's right there look dog in the shit Came and knocked on my window, bro Was like yo You know I mean

— [134:41.500 --> 134:49.500] like yo, I'm listening Yo, usually I would have been locked in I that couldn't happen to me years ago. You wouldn't have sat there in the parking lot.

— [134:49.500 --> 134:57.540] Right. That wouldn't have happened to me years ago. Now, I'm shocked at that. Did you talk to him? Yeah, I'm like, I cracked the door. I'm like, yo, thank you, dog. I appreciate it. You know what I'm

— [134:57.540 --> 135:05.740] saying? But typically, my radar would have been way different. You can pop eyes in the lot at midnight. It was midnight, but it was about

— [135:05.740 --> 135:14.180] 10, 30. I was house-ing that shit too. But again, my old me. Fish bowling. The old me. Yeah, the old me, I

— [135:14.240 --> 135:22.340] wouldn't have. It peeled off. People walk up to me now, I kind of am way more lax than when we first came on the show So

— [135:22.340 --> 135:30.380] I spice might be accustomed to people coming up to you talking Yeah, cool, but if you hit like the way that conversation went, I think

— [135:30.380 --> 135:40.120] it was too late I think again you accustomed to somebody coming up to you I think the fan got out of pocket quick. Oh, yeah, I think the ice place was maybe maybe she Got

— [135:40.120 --> 135:48.120] out of pocket fast hell enough to where I you too close to me getting out of pocket like that, right? Like I have to get up something.

— [135:48.180 --> 135:56.380] She said, you know where you, I kept hearing her say, you know where you at? You know where you from? You know where you from or something like that. But I didn't hear what

— [135:56.380 --> 136:05.260] came before it, but I just know that. I maintain, don't be eating in McDonald's. That part. I'm not blaming the victim. She

— [136:05.260 --> 136:13.260] didn't deserve none of that. But just as a word to the wise. Yeah, get that to go. And don't maybe eat in the parking lot. Or Popeye's. Yeah, don't eat Popeye's. Yeah, man. You can

— [136:13.260 --> 136:21.660] take it home. House kick. I was starting, man, I'm a tension. I was dogging that shit too. I mean, eating drive. Yeah. He

— [136:21.660 --> 136:29.840] old now. He ain't driving. He might fucking around crying. He got a little too much walking. He might choke at this nigga. He's too old. I wanted to enjoy my shit. Yeah,

— [136:29.840 --> 136:39.220] that shit was. So parking lot is where they enjoy it. Sometimes you just want to be alone and eat your food, right? Yeah, before you go home. I get that. No.

— [136:39.220 --> 136:47.220] I went home first. How about what? Have you ever been alone? Do you choose to be alone and eat food by yourself? I almost always eat food alone. Oh, for real? You don't

— [136:47.220 --> 136:55.940] eat at the table with the family? No. Why not? He learned from you. No, I eat with my family. Thanksgiving.

— [136:56.600 --> 137:04.740] Sundays. No, I eat with my family all the time. I believe in that. I believe in those traditions. To sit at the table and eat with your family. I actually want to do more of that. We don't do it at all. Cause

— [137:04.740 --> 137:12.740] I like schedules and stuff. Huh? You eat in your bed? I eat when I eat. Pause. I don't have a schedule when I eat. I

— [137:12.740 --> 137:20.820] don't even have a schedule when I get home. So I just eat when I eat. And you said you do it. I like to be alone, man. I love my

— [137:20.820 --> 137:29.240] family, but I like to wait till everybody go to bed, pull out my food, pull out a video or a show and watch it and eat. It's the cold shit. Like, at least he's taking his food. Or, he'll

— [137:29.240 --> 137:37.680] be dead. Come on, shit ain't nobody. We even have food to call. That's what you did when you put that shit. That's what you did when you put that shit in the bag and alone with it. Yup, yup. Y'all still telling that lie, man.

— [137:37.680 --> 137:48.320] He stashed all that chicken. You try to see somebody poisoning you, nigga. You better check the food and shit like that. No, man, I usually, I Cooked for myself a lot. So well Here

— [137:48.320 --> 137:56.680] we go. Still won't get a nanny. This nigga's crazy. No, I'm not, here we go. Like, so, nah, let me respect you. You don't cook? No, you're good. I'm not playing. Do you cook?

— [137:56.680 --> 138:04.840] My wife cooks. Okay, dope. My wife cooks. Yeah. I'm just saying that night I like to cook for myself. I like to make myself something, sometimes less healthy. What you like. Yeah.

— [138:04.840 --> 138:12.840] Got you. Yeah, but I also cook for my, flip an asshole. Yeah, no I'm not an asshole. Y'all doing that to get him started. I know, I can not hear you. And I'm a fried bun. Don't get

— [138:12.840 --> 138:20.980] this started and say something stupid. I'ma get him. I got no problem. I'm saying that he chooses to cook and he cooks for you. I'm not saying I won't cook for myself or I'll do like an Uber

— [138:20.980 --> 138:29.160] ease at night. Cause sometimes my wife likes to healthy and at 12 o'clock at night, I want the Popeyes and they're not going to eat that. So I'll sneak to the door and get the Popeyes

— [138:29.160 --> 138:37.260] or cook something myself. His wife is professional. She's a doctor. She's supposed to eat healthy. Why the f*** I think that's funny? Ain't nobody lying. Nobody laughing. Don't smirk, don't

— [138:37.260 --> 138:45.340] smile. Nobody lying. Anyway, fight your own fair ones, my dude. What the f*** that nigga? You don't believe in that. Exactly what? You seen the videos? Please, you've been

— [138:45.340 --> 139:00.640] trying to tag in manning all the time. Nigga, you get approval from this nigga. I only know proof ish From Jersey that no man because he's game you

— [139:00.640 --> 139:08.720] know the box truck with the white letters on it. That's me. Nobody know it He is cool. But him though at the same time you got it. I got a serious story

— [139:08.720 --> 139:16.860] for us. Unfortunately, what's up? What's up? I mean, I hate these stories man, but In about was about there's an execution about

— [139:16.860 --> 139:24.860] to happen in Texas. Do you have your have you heard about so on April 30th, he's scheduled to be executed. The crazy thing is his cousin who was a

— [139:24.860 --> 139:33.060] whole defendant has come forward and said, I did it. I shot the person. Please don't kill him. They're ignoring that still going forward with the case

— [139:33.060 --> 139:41.340] and going to kill him. So people out there should write in a complaint. But the reason why I mention it on this show, because I know otherwise I wouldn't be mentioning on this show, is because

— [139:41.340 --> 139:49.400] 1 of the reasons he was convicted was the prosecutors used his rap lyrics. He's a rapper and they used his rap lyrics against him. And they said that his rap lyrics

— [139:49.620 --> 139:57.740] Demonstrated he didn't care about the law and that they predicted future crimes that he did we could look at his lyrics That's why I should

— [139:57.780 --> 140:05.820] this audience and everybody here should care about this Is there a petition somewhere we just write into the you can write the prosecutor's office. There's also petition online. Okay Yeah, so just check it

— [140:05.820 --> 140:14.040] out. But I just think it's crazy. What's the gentleman's name again? James Broadnax. I'll send it out. And this is going to the Supreme Court. They're gonna, I think this is gonna go out with the Supreme

— [140:14.040 --> 140:22.120] Court. And again, this is a big deal. Because this is gonna determine the future of other people. Word. Who get rap lyrics. Because up here all the time we're saying people

— [140:22.120 --> 140:30.160] shouldn't get their rap lyrics used against them. This case might end up being a case that will set a precedent that they can or they can't. And this Supreme Court right now, as

— [140:30.160 --> 140:38.200] much as they pretend to care about free speech, because the right always says about liberty and free speech and all that. This could be a moment where when it's when it's something at

— [140:38.200 --> 140:46.440] stake, they make a different decision. Yeah. So I'm just saying, y'all, this is a big moment, not just for this. It is important. I signed the petition. I know. You started it, didn't you? Yeah. Well,

— [140:46.440 --> 140:54.460] Kevin Liles, he reached out to me about it. Gotcha. So shout out to Kev, Shout out to Kev. Saw some other rappers that signed the petition. So yeah, these are support. Yeah, for sure. Support that,

— [140:54.460 --> 141:02.700] just wanted to put that out there. All right, well let's stay on sad stuff then. Let's talk about the fight

— [141:02.720 --> 141:11.120] in the UK and London between the 2 influencer women of LL UK versus Claudia

— [141:11.680 --> 141:20.220] glam. As of now, as of now, is something details

— [141:20.220 --> 141:28.400] are fuzzy because some people are saying that Claudia is no longer with us, but the charges on Riel haven't been upgraded from

— [141:28.400 --> 141:36.660] attempted murder to murder. I want to be a little bit more responsible and wait until the family comes out to say the state of the state

— [141:36.660 --> 141:44.840] of Claudia glam What's the story? What's the back story? No, there's a there's footage all over the internet of a high-end club

— [141:45.060 --> 141:53.340] in London and outside of that club, there's a big fight going on. There's the Real UK girl fighting and she's fighting

— [141:53.660 --> 142:01.780] a bunch of other girls. All of the captions say that her and this Claudia Glam girl have a beef, but Claudia Glam is not fighting in any

— [142:01.780 --> 142:09.960] of these clips. Okay. Also since then Claudia Glam's friend has come out with some details. She

— [142:09.960 --> 142:18.240] says that this fight did not stem over a man like the internet has been saying. This fight comes from

— [142:18.280 --> 142:27.380] years ago when Claudia unfollowed Riel. She also says that the Riel girl had quite a few enemies. Okay. So we

— [142:27.380 --> 142:35.660] don't know who was fighting her. Got it. There was just a lot of people fighting. So mainly. This girl. Yeah and she was getting her ass beat,

— [142:35.660 --> 142:43.680] but again, I didn't see Claudia in any of this footage. It's a crowded street though. There's men everywhere, there's phones out, they're

— [142:43.680 --> 142:51.840] recording. Not breaking up shit. At 1 point, Riele tries to get in her vehicle, but some bigger girl comes and

— [142:51.840 --> 142:59.840] slams her out of there, drags her out, Melee continues. She eventually makes it to her car and presses on

— [142:59.840 --> 143:07.960] the gas and slams into a wall with, she slams in the, runs over Claudia. Oh wow. Yeah. She

— [143:07.960 --> 143:16.020] hit a guy that was on the wall just trying to get his bike like it's being reported that he has life-changing injuries from what I

— [143:16.020 --> 143:24.380] read he may have lost his foot. And there's somebody else that was hit also with minor minor injuries, but

— [143:24.940 --> 143:34.340] Claudia said to be in the hospital on critical critical condition. This footage looks absolutely horrible. Nasty. I

— [143:34.340 --> 143:42.600] won't rush the judgment. Oh, the internet is pulled up all of this real apparently the real girl has

— [143:42.600 --> 143:51.000] threatened Claudia before and in the post It says y'all keep bothering people with mental health issues Until

— [143:51.340 --> 143:59.420] 1 day I can't take it and I do something about it and I'm not gonna go to jail I'm gonna go to a hospital not far from where you're gonna be

— [143:59.420 --> 144:08.120] at. Geez. Yeah Yeah, so it's a really unfortunate horrible terrible story 1

— [144:08.120 --> 144:16.300] of my takeaways 1 of my 1 of the first things I noticed when I saw it was it's just too many bystanders around For this type of stuff to happen.

— [144:16.300 --> 144:25.220] It's too many men around right? It's too many men around for Women to just be left to fight in front of an upscale club

— [144:25.240 --> 144:34.540] for what seemed like more than 5 minutes, right? You know what I hate about it? Because I agree with everything you just said. The

— [144:34.540 --> 144:42.540] social media part of it, because I feel like there was a time where we would have just broke the fight up. But now everybody's making content, everybody got their phone out.

— [144:42.540 --> 144:50.580] Pull their phones out. And instead of just stopping some dumb, We wouldn't sit there and watch women fight for 5 minutes, maybe 30 seconds, maybe a minute. But at some point you're gonna stop the

— [144:50.580 --> 144:59.280] sh**. Right. Or you watch it until it gets serious, where somebody can be harmed or threatened. Right. Even when we was kids, when

— [144:59.280 --> 145:07.840] you little, no disrespect, but you know you'll want to see girls titty pop out or something but if it looked like somebody's about to really be harmed bruh

— [145:07.960 --> 145:15.980] men boys were breaking that fight up yeah even as boys yeah breaking the fight up yeah and now we just videotape it yeah I hate that shit dudes be having their

— [145:15.980 --> 145:24.400] phones out yeah literally in this case dudes had they don't have their phone out that's disgusting to me Yeah It's sad all around the board. Yeah,

— [145:24.780 --> 145:32.800] I agree and this shit is just fast. It's fast. It's fast and 5 minutes show cost you the rest of your

— [145:32.800 --> 145:41.400] life Exactly the rest of your life either 1 way or another And this is a tough case to defend, because it ain't like the, I got scared and hit the gas. It's

— [145:41.400 --> 145:49.640] like... You turned. She turned into it. Forward and back. It's a lot of action in that video. It's a lot of intent. Yeah but it did look like and again I'm not fighting

— [145:49.640 --> 145:57.640] the case for her but it looked like the girl that was trying to get her out of the car like grabbed the wheel.

— [145:58.100 --> 146:06.280] I'm not saying she turned the wheel and did that I'm just saying it was a little commotion over there. I mean that does nothing for what I think about it

— [146:06.280 --> 146:14.340] because it wasn't your hands, it's your feet. You accelerated. That's what I'm saying. You accelerated on a vehicle. Right. And it's nasty man, it's

— [146:14.340 --> 146:22.340] nasty. Summer ain't even started yet and every time I turn around a young woman is just getting

— [146:22.340 --> 146:30.780] murdered. Yeah. It's getting sad. It's getting sad bro. They could throw Shorty under the jail though.

— [146:31.880 --> 146:40.100] I mean after a trial. Yeah of course. After a trial but Anytime you let a fight just go on

— [146:40.100 --> 146:48.400] go on like you raised the probability of everybody around Being in danger. I don't think people realize that word It was a super

— [146:48.400 --> 146:56.780] disturbing super disturbing story though. Yeah, it's so many. I don't wanna get into 2 more depressing stuff, but just 2 days ago, that Louisiana story. That,

— [146:57.200 --> 147:05.220] that. Dude killed 8 children, including 7 of his own. Fam. Gunman. I can't even imagine what mindset you gotta

— [147:05.220 --> 147:13.460] be in to do that, or what kind of human being you have to be to do that but I'm just I'm I'm I'm just overwhelmed by everything that's going

— [147:13.460 --> 147:21.660] on in the in the media these days and all these stories of harm. Word. You know, we got to do something. Hopefully, I

— [147:21.660 --> 147:29.740] don't know what I'm saying. Hopefully, it's not going to happen. You would think at some point we'd be like, we got to do something about these guns. We got to do something about mental health, and we got to do something about guns. Right. And we ain't going to do shit about either. Because we've known about

— [147:29.740 --> 147:37.820] both for a long time and have done Zilch. Yeah. Exactly. So, Joe, can you? Yeah.

— [147:39.760 --> 147:50.000] Get us somebody there, please. Hey. Oh. Sorry. Hey, house. House version. Awkward

— [147:50.000 --> 147:58.400] pivot but Victor Wimbenjana, the youngest player to ever be named defensive player of the year also the only

— [147:58.780 --> 148:06.940] first and only unanimous decision really unanimous yes how could it not be who I think I'm over no

— [148:06.940 --> 148:15.000] I'm saying I would have thought that would have been unanimous before. With the defensive player, that would be weird. Rodman, Dwight Howard. But they

— [148:15.000 --> 148:23.420] always had good peers. To get 50 voters to be united on 1 person I would have thought that happened That's fire That's amazing man Shout out

— [148:23.420 --> 148:31.500] to him Shout out to him for the next 15 That's his for the next 15 If he stay healthy the future is his man Or if you just watch

— [148:31.500 --> 148:40.080] Timberwolves games in the playoffs and just look at Rudy Gobert It's Wimby's. Wimby got it Got a point Also

— [148:40.080 --> 148:48.200] the sexy Dexie trade and any thoughts the line the Giants trade Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals for the 10th pick depends on what they

— [148:48.200 --> 148:56.380] do in the draft in the draft if they do what they people are speculating And they get Sonny Styles and Caleb downs. That's a hell of a tree. All right. I'm off the sunny style

— [148:56.380 --> 149:04.620] string really Why I saw too much footage now, okay? I saw footage of him just chilling okay now granted

— [149:06.040 --> 149:14.440] in the footage that he's killing it it looks like he's killing and his ceiling is high and he's a unit of a human so what do you want to go wide receiver

— [149:15.700 --> 149:23.800] honestly I named all the people I want. And any 1 of all of those people I just don't know about Sonny Stiles now at 5 or 10. Jordan Tyson.

— [149:24.100 --> 149:32.140] Jordan Tyson came back, had a great workout, now everybody's on his dick. The draft is Thursday. I can't wait. The New York teams have 25% of the top

— [149:32.140 --> 149:40.740] 16 picks. That's crazy. Damn. God damn. That's crazy. So I'll be glued. For me yo, I

— [149:40.740 --> 149:49.060] just like proven people. Like the proven dudes like when you were in the NFL, NBA, and you kicked ass and your track record is always

— [149:49.060 --> 149:57.440] such, I'm always down to take them before taking a draft pick if I have the option because they've already proven they could do it with the bright lights on. True. The

— [149:57.440 --> 150:05.460] problem is the defensive tackle market has gotten really high and Dex deserves it because he's excellent. But that position, when you start

— [150:05.460 --> 150:13.620] paying a DT like $27 million, that's a lot. It is. That's a lot. So and at 10 and

— [150:13.620 --> 150:21.740] 5, you're in a prime position to get a dope edge rusher or someone else that might make more of an impact than a defensive defensive tackle. See who's

— [150:21.740 --> 150:29.900] unhappy. He doesn't want to be there. Yeah, I want to be there. And that's why I'm not sweating it. He doesn't want to be there. He didn't want to be there. He was unhappy about how the contract

— [150:29.900 --> 150:38.100] negotiations went last season. He's coming off an injury. I still think he's him. Yeah, but I think Harbaugh is gonna find a Positional

— [150:38.200 --> 150:46.360] talent more so somewhere else. Yeah, and I mean, that's a great trade for Cincinnati cuz their defense have been ass Basically the entire time Burrows been there So and

— [150:46.360 --> 150:54.400] player like that statement great statement when When now the team that notoriously doesn't want to pay players let alone defensive players like it

— [150:54.400 --> 151:02.780] sends a message to Joe Burrow. I'm not mad at them. They need an O line that's what they need to spend the money. They be on Burrow. See they

— [151:02.780 --> 151:11.460] do and they do need an O line but it's like a football team is a football team Right. So if they are not in 30-point shootouts

— [151:11.480 --> 151:19.480] with the other team then Joe burrow doesn't necessarily have to be running around scrambling trying to make something happen No, I like that pick for them. I'm not opposed to it. I'm just saying

— [151:19.480 --> 151:27.540] that like yeah the offensive line yeah maybe they do need help but if he doesn't have to try to be Superman in every play because their defense ain't doing for them they

— [151:27.540 --> 151:36.480] might have given him a little bit of a chance. They might be able to get by. I get it. I'd like Hazel Downs at 5 assuming that Jeremiah love is not there That's

— [151:36.480 --> 151:44.620] what I've been hearing going to y'all's love I'm here in love going to the Cardinals and if not the Cardinals for sure the Titans

— [151:44.620 --> 151:52.960] and if not the Titans then for sure Yeah, I don't expect him to be on the board at 5 I'm not mad at that he might be because I could also see someone trading out somewhere

— [151:52.960 --> 152:01.280] I've heard the Cardinals trading down because I think they want Ty Simpson I've heard the Cowboys I'm here want to trade up to get Sonny Styles yeah so we'll see the draft this Thursday

— [152:02.800 --> 152:10.980] finally finally okay wait yeah 1 step closer to real football being played. Word. I'll call Jerry and let you know. Thank you. Another

— [152:10.980 --> 152:19.060] big news, it looks like Steve Kerr is out. Huh? In Golden State. I'm not mad at it. It was time. Yeah, it was time. Yeah, I

— [152:19.060 --> 152:27.460] mean, when I watched that last game where he pulled Draymond and Steph and said, you know, I don't know what's next after

— [152:27.460 --> 152:36.400] this, but I love you guys, I love playing with you guys, coaching you guys. I knew something was up. Was he fired or he subbed? No, no. They

— [152:36.400 --> 152:44.480] would never fire. I didn't think so either. Even if they wanted him out they wouldn't fire. And I don't think they want him out. I think he knows, well let me say this first, the announcement is so

— [152:44.480 --> 152:52.520] far it hasn't been officially confirmed. The announcement right now is just he's likely to leave yeah that's based on it by all means shan everybody's important that's

— [152:52.520 --> 153:00.820] a champs report of everybody's reporting it you're right it's so it's it's not 100 percent confirmed but I suspect that by the time people hear this it will have been confirmed Or

— [153:00.820 --> 153:08.920] soon after I think it's just I think it ran its course. I do retire a few I don't think so. I think you take a maybe maybe not I think you take

— [153:08.920 --> 153:16.920] a year every Phil Jackson different a lot of great coaches want 1 more 1 more stab at it I think he's had a great run. Yeah, I think you take a year off though 2 years off like like your man in

— [153:16.920 --> 153:25.500] the on the Steelers right you take some time off we were getting broadcast boo my time to take take some he's taking a Sunday night football yeah in booth and Alanis

— [153:25.680 --> 153:33.840] okay I think I think when you watch their team they are hard to watch now yeah They are hard to watch now Yeah, they

— [153:33.840 --> 153:42.140] are hard to watch now. I think end of dynasty. Yeah. Yeah, yeah and I think sometimes they're the last to know I watched both of those games and

— [153:43.620 --> 153:51.760] If it takes Steph doing Steph Superman at this age for y'all to be competitive. It's a wrap. I think

— [153:51.760 --> 154:00.000] that they just haven't done a really good job in replacing the talent either. Moody was good, he got hurt. Kaminga, they traded Kaminga

— [154:00.000 --> 154:08.160] for whatever reason. I heard different sides. But yeah, they just haven't done a good job of to me at replacing them. Yeah, they probably let the OGs

— [154:08.160 --> 154:16.500] overstay their welcome a little bit. Yeah, cuz you know you get that win now mode, and you know, okay, we'll bring Jimmy Butler, we'll bring someone, so I'm gonna win right right now. If you don't win right right now. Yeah,

— [154:17.080 --> 154:25.340] it's time to... Where does Steve Kerr rank all time for y'all is he like an elite top 5 coach elite top 10 coach elite top 20 coach no don't get it not for me I mean

— [154:25.920 --> 154:34.080] not top 5 you might be top 10 15 he was named 1 of the 15 greatest coaches of all time So is this he's that he should be in that I think yeah, he won how many

— [154:34.080 --> 154:42.180] chips wait? How many are he was named what topic great top 15 coaches of all time? I think he's definitely that conversation I'm not mad. I don't know about

— [154:42.180 --> 154:50.320] team Steve Curbs better than Lennie Wilkins. No, yes. No, I don't think I don't See talent

— [154:50.320 --> 154:59.280] matters. Well, they're better than Don Nelson. No It's Steve Kerr better than What's my man on the Pacers? Never

— [154:59.620 --> 155:08.040] Rick Carlisle don't even say don't even say it Pacers slash it maverick maverick It's tough because a lot of times these greatest conversations

— [155:08.080 --> 155:16.080] come down to championships. Lenny Wilkins is a great example. Lenny Wilkins had success in Seattle, right? But He also

— [155:16.080 --> 155:24.140] took a lot of mediocre teams and made them better. Larry Brown, who I love as a coach, and he's 1 of my all-time favorites, took teams up until almost like the last 2 or 3 years of his career,

— [155:24.140 --> 155:32.200] every team he went on did better than the following year. But Lenny Wilkins, he took teams and made them better, but he didn't necessarily make them good or great. He

— [155:32.200 --> 155:40.580] didn't make the Super Sonics champions? Yeah, Yeah, I'm talking about after the Sonics. Like he had a very respectfully, he's a great coach. He had a very mediocre

— [155:40.600 --> 155:48.660] track record after the Sonics. And that's where circumstance comes in for me, just in the sense of If I put Lenny Wilkins on

— [155:49.280 --> 155:57.900] that Cavs team, or if Lenny Wilkins when he was in his prime, if he was the coach of that Chicago Bulls team, instead of the Cavs and the Hawks who he was coaching, who

— [155:57.900 --> 156:05.960] knows? Some of it is hard to know because- Those Hawks teams were not talentless. They weren't, and that Cavs team was hard. They were pretty good. That Cavs team was good. But they weren't

— [156:05.960 --> 156:14.120] the Celtics, they weren't the Bulls, they weren't the Pistons. I'm just saying like- I'm talking about later than that a little bit Okay, because they were better than Celtics for a lot of that night

— [156:15.100 --> 156:23.260] Yeah, I think it's a Unfair thing sometimes because like to some people's credit Steve Kersh shouldn't get that

— [156:23.260 --> 156:31.400] much credit because of Mark Jackson because Mark Jackson created a team Mark Jackson Drafted those players right Mark Jackson got rid of some of the dead weight and bought

— [156:31.400 --> 156:39.480] these guys in. Sure. And then remember when Steve Kerr was out, and they had Luke Walton. And still not done. Yeah.

— [156:39.480 --> 156:47.500] They still got to the championship. Luke Walton got a head coach job just off the success of that team with no Steve Kerr. But I don't want to do that to Steve Kerr

— [156:47.500 --> 156:55.680] because sometimes it might not be about X's and O's it's about how you motivate your players or the report that you have with your players so I don't want to shit on them. What I will say

— [156:55.680 --> 157:03.720] is you could have taken a bunch of coaches and you gave them that roster and they would have made music with that.

— [157:03.960 --> 157:12.140] You put Rick Carlisle up there with Sean Livingston and Eagle Dalla and all of the supporting cast that they had at 1 point in time, that was

— [157:12.140 --> 157:20.280] a all-star team. So I don't think that... For me, he's not a top 10 coach, but he's still good. He did it

— [157:20.340 --> 157:28.480] with a few different teams. Yeah, you did it number 1 number 2 I don't want to just assume that because a team has an all-star lineup that any coach could come in here and coach Oh,

— [157:28.480 --> 157:36.760] we've seen 1000000 reports. I'm seeing it not happen right also with the Luke Walton thing like if I've been here coaching this team for however many years, it's not like

— [157:36.760 --> 157:44.920] that different from when Joe was out for a month and the show was still a good show. Like we already have a system that he helped build and set up and coach us through.

— [157:44.920 --> 157:53.260] We can go out for a month. Yeah. The show can still go on. What is it? I said, but we can't do it long term. We could do that. We could cover you for a couple of weeks. You can't do that for

— [157:55.680 --> 158:03.760] well, we couldn't do that for 6 months. Yeah. And you see the difference. When Luke Walton goes to the Lakers, right? Yeah. And it's like suddenly, and then he goes to the Kings after

— [158:03.760 --> 158:12.100] that He's I'm not saying he's a bad coach, but he's not that he's not a genius I don't think it's fair and that I'm listening to y'all talk. All right, y'all

— [158:12.120 --> 158:20.280] y'all did it. I don't think it's fair Like Steve Kurt is in rarified air I don't think it's fair

— [158:20.280 --> 158:28.480] to take him out of the class of coaches that have the caliber of player that he has. Right? Like Pat Riley is Pat Riley because look

— [158:28.480 --> 158:36.580] at the teams. It's Eric Sposter had the Heedles. Like there's some people that- Phil Jackson had- Phil Jackson had a couple of them. All inherited great teams. I think Steve Kerr has to go

— [158:36.580 --> 158:44.660] in there Popovich he has to be in that conversation Popovich is the only 1 who didn't inherit I mean if you think about Pat Riley inherited a great team right and during the

— [158:44.660 --> 158:52.960] time he did I mean Magic was already I know but that's my point balancing egos is hard for sure yeah Balancing egos and getting them to

— [158:52.960 --> 159:01.220] beat to your drum dog. Pat Riley used to be about to have fear once with. Yeah. Because he was such a conditioning coach that he would make Run till they threw

— [159:01.220 --> 159:09.220] up in garbage cans. So to get your stars to tie into that is a big thing I yeah, I want to I just want you

— [159:09.220 --> 159:17.420] think it's harder from a coaching set will it be managing or inherent in the team of stars and close the jug of those Eagles or building

— [159:17.420 --> 159:25.800] it from scratch. I think the mental police is the hardest. I think that to get Kobe and Shaq and all of those people to be on 1 accord with

— [159:25.800 --> 159:33.900] Monster Eagles to me is harder than teaching some willing people X's and O's. That's what I think. Agreed. Shout

— [159:33.900 --> 159:42.040] out to Steve Kerr. Great runner. Shout out to Steve Kerr. And those guys. And a great guy. Yeah, word. We didn't mention it. They

— [159:42.040 --> 159:50.780] charged David. He's no longer just a person of interest. It's official. He's pleading not guilty. Might

— [159:50.780 --> 159:59.020] as well. It just does, the death penalty is attached to this. Ooh. Yeah. That's a tough 1. It is. Cause they gonna give it to him

— [159:59.020 --> 160:07.120] if he's found guilty. Yeah, I'm not the biggest fan of death penalty. I don't believe in the best family, but I absolutely think that This

— [160:07.120 --> 160:15.520] is the kind of case that makes people want the death penalty, right? I believe in a death penalty some of these more if it's 100% irrefutable Beyond

— [160:15.520 --> 160:23.900] a shadow of doubt Understand Like murder that's that's the thing lately. I've been having a conversation

— [160:24.000 --> 160:32.300] about like A lot of people believe in like even in the Caribbean having that conversation A lot of people believe that the bad men

— [160:32.300 --> 160:41.080] should be killed for the crimes that they do. Shot and killed by the Polo. I think that's lack of respect for human life. Me.

— [160:41.080 --> 160:49.280] Charges against David. Let me just read the charges and you go ahead. Charges against David include continuous sexual abuse of a child, murder, murder for financial gain, murder

— [160:49.280 --> 160:57.520] to prevent testimony murder by lying in wait use of a deadly weapon and mutilation of human remains My sister always had a bumper

— [160:57.520 --> 161:05.520] sticker or something on her door as a as a kid. She's a she's a mark it said why do we kill people who kill people to show

— [161:05.520 --> 161:13.660] that killing people are wrong it's always kind of stuck with me because it is kind of backwards it's kind of backwards like my man not my man but like dude

— [161:14.120 --> 161:23.340] down in Shreveport with them kids yeah I would understand yeah I don't agree I do understand fam some of these motherfuckers you

— [161:23.560 --> 161:31.720] start with the kids, you gotta go. They shot the shit out of him, boy. Yes, I don't. No, I'm just saying, but like in an instance like that, let's say that person gets

— [161:31.720 --> 161:40.020] arrested. Yeah, that. You think you get killed? Yeah, absolutely. Yes. Let's put him down. You hit the button. Yeah.

— [161:40.160 --> 161:48.631] The button. Yup. I can't do it, man. I mean, neither, Mark. Not in. Fuck that. Some niggas is evil. That's what she said. Baby.

— [161:48.631 --> 161:56.760] I believe some of these are just evil and ain't no rehabilitation Some people when you start with kids and certain like that. I don't think there is no

— [161:56.760 --> 162:04.840] rehabilitation for you I don't think we need to spend all this taxpayer money on Let's get this body here so that I know you know I voted

— [162:04.840 --> 162:12.980] for Kamala. I'll tell you I'm Yeah, I'm not totally against ice some people have exhibited a track record of evil bro

— [162:13.100 --> 162:21.240] Like some motherfuckers you kill somebody by mistake it's a mistake you kill somebody in the crime of passion or you got whatever the case may be That's

— [162:21.240 --> 162:29.280] the thing is some of that have had a track record since they was 13 14 15 years old Put them in jail for the rest of your life. A different type of motherfuckers. So now we pay that How you

— [162:29.280 --> 162:37.880] go to jail, but no, But then when you go to jail the killing don't stop. They kill him up in jail, too so For

— [162:37.880 --> 162:46.580] me for me, I've always opposed to the pretty for me. It's not a non violent position and there's a world where I might Be

— [162:46.580 --> 162:54.820] willing to say hey this person should be killed right I could imagine a world It's just not this world. It's not this society for me is for 3 reasons 1. I don't think the

— [162:54.820 --> 163:02.840] United States has the moral authority to execute its citizens. I don't, like, I remember after World War II,

— [163:02.840 --> 163:11.080] Germany said, we don't do the death penalty. They said, after what we've done to Jews, after what we've done in this society. We don't have the right to kill art to kill anybody

— [163:11.080 --> 163:19.120] We don't have the moral authority to do so I think the US has no more moral authority than Germany after enslaving people There's just too much of a track record to do

— [163:19.120 --> 163:27.600] that. Second reason for me is we get it wrong too much. Yeah, that's the main 1. We get it wrong a lot. If

— [163:27.600 --> 163:35.960] I could tell y'all that we got it right 98% of the time, which would be a hell of a record. That would still mean that 2 out of every 100 people was getting killed wrongfully.

— [163:36.380 --> 163:44.920] And for me, that's way too high of a number. It's too high. And we ain't nowhere near 98%. I mean, Joe's favorite organization, the

— [163:44.920 --> 163:53.000] Innocence Project, yeah. I mean, they estimate sometimes 10, 20, 30%. I've even heard 40% of people are wrongfully. And again,

— [163:53.000 --> 164:01.010] I don't necessarily think it's that high, but let's say it's- If it's at 20 or 15. Let's say it's at 20. It still means 1 out of 5 people will be getting it. We don't get it wrong. And then thirdly, it doesn't work.

— [164:01.010 --> 164:09.060] If the argument is that it prevents people from doing it, the states that have the death penalty don't have lower murder rates. They don't have lower sexual assault rates.

— [164:09.320 --> 164:17.360] So it's not like, oh, take sexual assault to take what I said. Oh no, see, real quick, that's not my argument. When I say that, it's never to prevent other people. It's to prevent you from doing this shit again. Because I

— [164:17.360 --> 164:25.460] don't think some people you can rehabilitate. I don't think you can learn from this. You are going to be an evil piece of forever. So you know what, let's get you out of here. So if you believe

— [164:25.460 --> 164:33.520] in state kind of sanctioned revenge, and I'm not saying that judgmentally, I'm saying if that's the position, look, I'm doing it, Then you could put them in the cage forever. I'm an abolitionist,

— [164:33.520 --> 164:41.600] but I'm saying if you believe in that, and I understand your point about not wanting to pay for it, but you could put them in the cage for that and prevent ourselves from getting it wrong. So the price we pay to put that

— [164:41.600 --> 164:49.700] person in a cage for the rest of their life, That price is to save that 20% or 30% from being wrongfully killed. But also,

— [164:49.700 --> 164:57.740] like you said, that ain't gonna stop. In jail, let's kill them. So even if you locked up for life and you know you ain't never going home,

— [164:57.740 --> 165:05.760] you know, like even more of me. And the world knows that this dude is a piece of shit And he catches your son that might be locked up for stealing a car or he catches your son that might

— [165:05.760 --> 165:13.780] be locked up for Getting in a fight at a bar somewhere and he kills my son in jail the parent can say yo dog He should have never been

— [165:13.780 --> 165:21.780] in jail period. He should have been long gone I also don't think those people should be in the same space. And most of them on death row are doing 23 in 1, at least the death row

— [165:22.560 --> 165:30.641] facilities I've been to. Oh, death row. Gotcha, gotcha. Remember, they still be on. So the equivalent of death row. But you saying don't put them on death row, just put them in prison. No, but they still put them on

— [165:30.641 --> 165:38.780] for life. But I'm saying like the people I know who are on death, not all, that's true, but there are people who have been given stays or people who clearly aren't going to get executed like

— [165:38.780 --> 165:46.920] in places like Pennsylvania, which hasn't executed anybody in a long time. They still do 23 in 1. So I'm just saying there are security things you could put in place to prevent what you're talking

— [165:46.920 --> 165:55.360] about, which is a real concern without killing people. And again, I'm not advocating for prison at all, but I'm just saying if you believe in prison, there's a way to stop

— [165:55.480 --> 166:03.580] killers from killing without killing people in this context and Again, to stop innocent people from dying, which is my biggest

— [166:03.580 --> 166:11.820] practical concern. But... Sign the petition. I sign the petition. Yep. But if they kill David

— [166:11.820 --> 166:20.020] or the guy that killed them at 7 or 8 children, I will not lose a wink of sleep or a dab of ink signing any petitions you know what I mean? I

— [166:20.020 --> 166:28.260] picked my fight strategically. It's an example. My point is when I don't believe in a death penalty but I'm not losing sleep over Dylan Roof. I'm not losing

— [166:28.260 --> 166:36.300] sleep over like awful people who do awful you know I it's just we got to be practical too. Got it. Got it We have words from

— [166:36.300 --> 166:44.720] Mike variable First time that he is address some of this stuff sort of Mike variable says that's funny I had some difficult conversations with

— [166:44.720 --> 166:52.760] people I care about my family the organization the coaches the players Those have been positive and productive We believe

— [166:52.760 --> 167:01.120] in order to be successful on and off the field, you have to make good decisions that includes me and that starts with me." That

— [167:01.120 --> 167:10.440] is his opening statement to the media. That's it. That's the thing that's the Even a good publicist His

— [167:10.440 --> 167:18.720] publicist mid I don't think you really need a good publicist when you just went to Zubok Sure, and that's all I sounds like that's a great point. Yeah

— [167:18.720 --> 167:26.820] patriot shit picture away. We're the page your way Yeah, we can play some balls and be fine. Don't worry about it. Just go say this. Don't worry about it. Shout out

— [167:26.820 --> 167:34.940] to Mike Vrabel, man. Glad to see some of the power dynamics and misogyny at the center. I'm glad to see. Winning out here. I'm glad to see if

— [167:34.940 --> 167:43.040] you report a girl that The guy can keep his job. She got fired. He keep his job. That's crazy. Man, that's messed up. I'm joking. That's fucked up.

— [167:43.060 --> 167:51.500] Had some difficult conversations with some of the people. People I love. They all positive. They all positive. Out of the draft. Everything was positive. Don't

— [167:51.500 --> 167:59.560] worry about it. We good. Out of the draft. My last question for you guys, and then I don't have anything else for y'all is whose side are you on in the Boosie versus Vlad

— [167:59.920 --> 168:08.020] interview gate I'm not I'm not here I know I ain't this 1 0 no come on this 1 is good boys

— [168:08.060 --> 168:16.420] this 1 is good come on let's do it and we had a conversation, and this conversation was a private business conversation, But Boosie recently

— [168:16.620 --> 168:24.780] did a live where he revealed Parsons conversation and in his live he said that he

— [168:24.780 --> 168:32.780] had asked for $5, 000 more and I said no which is why he's not going to do the interview. I wanted $5, 000 more

— [168:32.780 --> 168:40.960] than he wanted to pay me. He didn't want to pay me so I think I'm gonna make more money doing it this way.

— [168:41.160 --> 168:49.220] And I'm editing my interview now. Now that's not exactly accurate. So you know I wasn't gonna put any of this out there but

— [168:49.220 --> 168:57.540] because he started putting out numbers out there and people started going oh Vlad being cheap why is it only 5000 you could pay him that not knowing the whole picture. So

— [168:57.540 --> 169:05.660] I'm gonna lay out the whole picture for everyone just to explain what exactly is going on. So when I called Boosie, like

— [169:05.660 --> 169:14.300] I said, the fee had always been 25, 000. He said, we had a conversation, 40, 000. And

— [169:14.300 --> 169:22.640] I'm like, fam, I can't do 40, 000. That's just putting me in the hole in a situation

— [169:22.780 --> 169:30.860] like this. He's like, well, I'll go as low as 35. And I'm like, man, listen, I might be able to do 30 after I run

— [169:30.860 --> 169:38.940] the numbers, but 35 is definitely out of the question but let me let me go ahead and run my numbers and actually see what's going on so I went

— [169:38.940 --> 169:47.180] back and I looked through the last like I don't know 5 or 6 interviews and the profit margin on each of these interviews was around $10, 000.

— [169:48.820 --> 169:57.000] So I showed him the numbers, I sent him a spreadsheet showing him my back end numbers and I'm like, bro, the most I could do is 25.

— [169:58.480 --> 170:06.580] You're asking for 35. Your traffic has been dipping over the years. You've gone from about 6000000 to about 5 and a half to about 5 and some

— [170:06.580 --> 170:14.600] change. So you're looking at about maybe a 10, 15% decrease, 40, 000. In views, which means a 10

— [170:14.600 --> 170:23.140] to 15% decrease in revenue, as you know, but you're asking for a 40% increase in appearance fee a

— [170:23.140 --> 170:31.400] 40% increase it doesn't make any business sense because what will end up happening is look Boosie's

— [170:31.400 --> 170:40.040] already at home right he wakes up he does the energy There's no cost associated with him and he was getting paid $25, 000. I

— [170:40.040 --> 170:48.280] have to fly because I don't have a studio or a camera crew in Georgia, in Atlanta, so I have to hire a camera crew in Atlanta. I have to fly from

— [170:48.280 --> 170:56.280] LA to Atlanta. I have to get a hotel. I have to have all the costs associated with it and then afterwards I have to pay to get the

— [170:56.280 --> 171:04.380] video edited and pay my crew and everything else like that and as you know with YouTube I'm taking all the risk because sometimes videos get demonetized.

— [171:05.460 --> 171:13.780] Right? Especially when you talk about someone like a Boosie who has, you know, he swears, he's talking about a lot of edgy stuff in views,

— [171:13.780 --> 171:21.940] which means a 10 to 15% decrease in revenue as you know, but you're asking for a 40% increase at the end of the day

— [171:21.940 --> 171:29.940] I'm taking 100% of the risk so I'm like listen I cannot pay you 35, 000 when I'm gonna make

— [171:29.940 --> 171:38.040] nothing or maybe I'm even gonna take a loss and Boosie was like yo you're being cheap I said I'm not being cheap I'm

— [171:38.040 --> 171:46.440] being put in a situation where you make all the money and I make none of the money it simply doesn't make any business

— [171:46.640 --> 171:55.120] sense and at the end a little long, but that's Vlad's version of what happened. Busey

— [171:55.120 --> 172:03.980] then came out and said, I'm gonna interview myself. He did that, he put out a little teaser, giving some of his Gucci Mane, Poocheisty thoughts.

— [172:04.580 --> 172:12.720] But when that video went online, people was kicking his back in because the lighting is different and the lens is different. And Boosie Black

— [172:12.720 --> 172:20.960] as hell with no lighting, so in the comments, hey big dog, just go ahead and Take that 25 and take your ass back to black but interesting

— [172:20.980 --> 172:29.740] conversation Which side are y'all on and why? Why

— [172:30.480 --> 172:38.560] It's 2 parts. So I'll address the first part. Yo, him interviewing himself, cool. This is my first f***ing up interview. Y'all can crack on

— [172:38.560 --> 172:46.980] me, but I'm gonna go get the lighting done. I'm gonna step it up. I'm gonna do these things, and this is my first 1, so I can fix that. Secondly,

— [172:48.480 --> 172:57.040] I don't believe, and I could be totally wrong, you guys are much better at this stuff than I, but I don't believe that Vlad is making $25, 000 off

— [172:57.040 --> 173:05.260] of a Boosie interview or he would have stopped doing Boosie interviews. I believe that Vlad is a successful businessman and he's not even going to do a,

— [173:05.280 --> 173:13.480] if I'm only making 30, I'm going to give you 25 margin. That makes 0 sense to me. Anybody that has any business acumen knows that he

— [173:13.480 --> 173:21.600] is lying and he's downplaying the numbers and the thing is you can't prove it and so that's the thing. You can't prove what Vlad's numbers are. Busey

— [173:21.600 --> 173:29.980] can't look at his spreadsheet and say yo this is accurate this is what you make it on the back end because he would never give Busey that. It's my nigga I could type whatever the f*** I want in Excel

— [173:30.040 --> 173:38.100] and send it to somebody and say, yo, these are my numbers. I don't think that Vlad is as successful as he has been for the decades that he's been

— [173:38.100 --> 173:46.260] successful making a 10% margin on every video he shoots. That don't make sense. You can't stay in business and do that. But

— [173:46.260 --> 173:54.320] did he say he made it on every video or just the just that video He said y'all went and looked at his numbers recent videos. I thought he meant his recent his recent I

— [173:54.320 --> 174:02.620] say Say he makes 10, 000 on every video he makes no what? True what I'm saying though is

— [174:02.620 --> 174:10.720] if it if I'm not gonna make money It don't even behoove me to do the video. I wouldn't be doing that for for 25. I'm only making 10 Why would I do

— [174:10.720 --> 174:18.760] that ever he said not even 10? He said he loves him a 30 say I might lose money on this video I don't think that's the truth the way a clip

— [174:18.760 --> 174:26.860] them videos up and run them so I be 37 interview part 37 it's also 1 part of the equation

— [174:26.900 --> 174:35.100] right like because these Boosie videos are over here and are doing well other videos are getting visibility that you may be making a bigger profit margin off of.

— [174:35.100 --> 174:43.440] And it's all social media fodder, which is bringing more people to the channel than would come anyway. So it's kind of a loss leader, I guess, for lack of a better term. And if I'm Boosie, and

— [174:43.440 --> 174:51.600] if I'm not going his business. Boosie know what's up. You want me to talk about this Gucci man push ice tea That is a hot topic especially given the type of person

— [174:51.600 --> 174:59.760] that Boosie is he stands on? This is 1 of those I know we jokingly say who the fuck cares what Boosie got to say This is 1 with a lot of people want to hear what Boosie got

— [174:59.760 --> 175:07.760] to say and he knows this and I know you are gonna monetize the out of this. No, you cannot give me my usual for this. Demand is high right

— [175:07.760 --> 175:16.080] now, you're gonna pay high demand. And if not, I'll keep it myself and do it myself. And I'm 100% with Boosie in that. I'm with Boosie about

— [175:16.080 --> 175:24.680] saying he can set his price, and he can say no, I ain't mad at that, but I don't think Vlad is right. I agree with Vlad. I mean, I'm just think,

— [175:24.820 --> 175:33.000] I just did a quick scan, and some of these videos did 1000000, some did 600, 000, some did 100, 000. Let's say, oh, is that the whole interview, or is that part 345? I'm talking about, I looked at the clips

— [175:33.000 --> 175:41.160] and the whole, you know what I mean? So I just did a quick, just try to add up. All of that adds up together. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. YouTube is the whole aggregate. Let's assume the whole aggregate

— [175:41.160 --> 175:49.320] is 5000000 views. Let's just say, how much money is that worth to a YouTuber? What would y'all say? It depends. It depends on the clicks. It depends.

— [175:49.580 --> 175:57.820] There's a lot of factors, but it wouldn't be far fetched to say that for every million, he's making 7, 000, 8, 000 to 10, 000, depending on the length of the video. Now if it's

— [175:57.820 --> 176:05.920] an hour video, that's different. I'm just saying, He might only be making 50 or 60. Let's just say generously 70, 000 on the video. Let's just say

— [176:05.920 --> 176:16.420] it's 7 I don't think it's that much I think it's probably just looking at the numbers I just saw somewhere around 50 or 60 thousand if he pays him What did he ask for initially 25? 40

— [176:16.440 --> 176:24.520] then he said I'll go down to 35. So let's say, if he had honored the request to 35, because you set a number, you'll negotiate. Let's say it's 35. Now

— [176:24.520 --> 176:32.820] he's got 25. Like he said, he's got to fly out there, set up a crew. And again, he's taking all the risk Because you can get demonetized, you can have videos not hit.

— [176:33.080 --> 176:41.280] I'm just saying, and how much, I mean, y'all are the campers, how much should he make from this? You think Boosie should take some risk in this? Vlad owns this. This your shit, Boosie don't get no.

— [176:41.280 --> 176:49.300] Boosie don't be taking a risk. He be getting the cash. Right. But again, this is high demand, this ain't a regular interview. So I'ma live and die with the upside or the possible

— [176:49.320 --> 176:57.540] downside That is the ownership Risk when you own some boost he can't now come back and say yo this video did 40

— [176:57.540 --> 177:05.660] million streams So you need to give me more bread when you own a company? That is the risk that you take. Joe pays me every month. If some

— [177:05.660 --> 177:13.880] shit go out the park, I can't now say, yo, that shit went out the park, give me some more spanky, the same way. So that's the thing. You can't

— [177:14.100 --> 177:22.160] when it's profitable and then, I mean, you can't when it's not profitable and then rejoice when it is like that is This is

— [177:22.160 --> 177:30.200] what I'm missing. I'm not arguing that Boosie Shouldn't be able to set his price and say yes or no based on what he thinks to make I'm saying Why what's wrong? Why Is

— [177:30.200 --> 177:38.220] Vlad wrong for saying no to that number? What if he had asked for $50, 000? He's not wrong. He's not wrong at all. I'm just saying Vlad's right. It's not a right or wrong

— [177:38.220 --> 177:46.220] issue. I said I side with Busey, and I think Vlad is lying about the month. But based on what? The monetary thing. But Vlad's not gonna show Busey his real numbers of what he's

— [177:46.220 --> 177:54.300] making. Nobody's going to do that. Nobody's going to calculate, you know, because he, Bootsy did a lot of videos and a lot of those videos have replay value. So if you might

— [177:54.300 --> 178:02.700] have made, he could have said, yo, I made only $10, 000 from you this month. But then Bootsy can say, well, what do you make the next month?

— [178:03.060 --> 178:11.280] What do you make the other month? And not just that. Or for my videos only, if he takes his videos only. So I don't think that he's gonna show him the numbers. I understand what you're saying. Or Bart's, or

— [178:11.280 --> 178:19.400] Bart's. But I do agree with Vlad taking on, I do also agree. As a business, you gotta, the point is to make a profit. Like we can pretend all we want is to make

— [178:19.400 --> 178:27.580] a profit. Like if I'm doing that, I'm putting you on my platform, whatever, you would have did it on your own, and then we see what happened when you did it on your own. I put you on my platform.

— [178:30.260 --> 178:38.700] Like. But it's that, and it's that 1 part that I want to keep repeating the same thing again. This is a high Highly anticipated in

— [178:38.700 --> 178:46.960] the time here Vlad knows that that's my thing Vlad know if I give you example bring it here That's like if umars coming back up here

— [178:47.080 --> 178:55.180] Joe know what that's going to do It's highly anticipated. Okay, so if I downplay my numbers to you knowing I'm about to

— [178:55.180 --> 179:03.480] shoot this through the roof and Then the end Boosie knows what you about to do. So no you gonna pay me more for this 1 cuz I know what happens I don't know I'm

— [179:03.480 --> 179:11.920] in the sound like some white man to me Let me let me let me jump in here a little bit and I'm on both of your sides You

— [179:11.920 --> 179:20.260] said if 1 more comes back up here, I know what that's gonna do correct Okay, I also know what he does without me.

— [179:20.380 --> 179:28.820] Mm-hmm. And I could be of the position that it ain't that much. Okay. Back to Mr. Tendonism and Homeway. The union

— [179:28.840 --> 179:36.940] together is where the value is. The second that you go and try to, no lighting, no camera, and do it on your own, all right, you wanna fuck up

— [179:36.940 --> 179:45.180] the dope, fuck it up, now. Prior to that though, stop, stop, because I'm with you. Let's say prior to that though, let's say Busey never does this part. He

— [179:45.180 --> 179:53.300] never puts out his clip of his interview with the bad lighting, the bad camera, none of that. He's still keeping it, he hasn't said anything yet. And Boosie's math,

— [179:53.300 --> 180:01.380] just so you know, Boosie is saying, when I was charging you 25 grand, I did 7, 8 interviews in a year. Now that

— [180:01.380 --> 180:09.960] I'm telling you 40 grand, 35 grand, I haven't done any in the last 7 months. I feel like I'm saving you money. That's

— [180:09.960 --> 180:17.960] what Busey is saying. I get that logic. I don't. That's not logical. I think to set a precedent, I'm not paying nobody $25, 000 to do an

— [180:17.960 --> 180:26.080] interview. That's me. Vlad has a business that is working and is successful I would assume that boosty is a large

— [180:26.080 --> 180:34.400] part of that Mm-hmm, but that's a lot if a nigga nigga you had success with come in your face I'm I need 40 grand to sit down. Now,

— [180:34.640 --> 180:42.780] I don't think he's wrong. I don't care about that part. But that matters though. That's very important to you. The part that matters to me is if I come sit down once you

— [180:42.780 --> 180:50.960] can make that be 300 videos and so I care about that. So I'm charging you 40, But now you have 300 videos that you're clipping and

— [180:50.960 --> 180:59.440] all of them are doing numbers. Yep 1 2 Then was I about to say what I'm about to say my memory is bad

— [180:59.800 --> 181:08.980] Can I jump in real quick? Well, let me at least try to remember what I was about to say. What was I saying? Oh, Vlad runs a subscription service. So

— [181:08.980 --> 181:17.100] it is a little disingenuous to say, hey, I'm checking the numbers on these videos over here, and it ain't hidden. Well, no, it ain't

— [181:17.100 --> 181:25.140] hidden there. And Parks Point. But if I come over there and the subs is just all the way through the roof only when I sit down, I'm well

— [181:25.140 --> 181:33.420] within my right to charge what I'm charging. Again, I agree with both of them in this. And I don't think that's wrong. I don't think there's a wrong answer. I don't think there's a wrong answer. I think Parks Point is even,

— [181:33.860 --> 181:42.120] makes it even stronger. Yo, I might've led somebody here to see this, But now they looking at freeway Rick Ross

— [181:42.120 --> 181:50.280] they looking at this because it's gonna give you suggested to watch So now you can't quantify what I did for your traffic. You can only

— [181:50.280 --> 181:58.280] quantify what I did for that 1 particular interview, but I might have bought motherfuckers, so you might go look at an old Boosie, you might go look at a this, you might go look at a that. You get what I'm saying?

— [181:58.280 --> 182:06.580] And so that's the thing, like yo, when you go on YouTube, they'll suggest some, you ain't come on there to see that song. You might go watch that now. So

— [182:06.600 --> 182:14.660] you can't really put it in words. I think Vlad is too successful to only be getting that small profit margin. But see, I don't think it's a small margin given

— [182:14.660 --> 182:23.140] how much content he puts out. It is. You know what I mean? I still think it's a small margin. Okay.

— [182:23.140 --> 182:31.160] $10, 000 per video? I don't think he's talking about- He's not saying per video. He's talking about only boosies. Boosies. Boosies. That

— [182:31.160 --> 182:39.220] don't say per video. That's 2 different things. That's what I'm saying. Because there's some videos that he does. I'm talking about Boosie videos. Yeah, but I'm saying his business model isn't

— [182:39.220 --> 182:47.260] majority Boosie. Yeah, he ain't paying 30 grand every time he's sitting on the phone. There's a lot of people, I'm saying there's a mark, I'm saying because he paid so much

— [182:47.320 --> 182:55.520] for Boosie, that margin might be lower. But to your point, it might lead to subscriptions and all these other things. But he's not, you were saying he's too successful a businessman to be making

— [182:55.520 --> 183:03.580] 10, 000 a video. I'm saying, I think you're right. On some of these videos, he's making 100, 000 a video. Because for example, I've done, I mean, I'm not big enough to get paid, but like,

— [183:03.580 --> 183:11.820] I don't, I didn't get paid to do Vlad, to do Vlad, but I, but it got millions of views. You know what I mean? Some people are getting $5, 000 and is getting 5 million views.

— [183:11.820 --> 183:19.870] And that's how he, I think that's how he's making his money. And he chops that up into 1000000 pieces and then puts out the overall. I think sometimes these big celebrity videos that he pays 20 and $30,

— [183:19.870 --> 183:27.980] 000 for, to your point, is just the introduction to get people into the universe. Yeah, cool. So that means it still has a value. Yeah. So that means your profit margin is

— [183:27.980 --> 183:35.980] more than what you are saying. Even if the bigger videos, you might be paying a larger amount of money to get traffic there and that traffic generates

— [183:36.040 --> 183:44.240] revenue and other from other people that's hard to quantify yeah that's still attributed to me yeah so that's the case you treat that like an advertising

— [183:44.240 --> 183:52.380] cost and like you bought a commercial then Yeah but I'm just as a business owner at some point you're gonna say all right enough. Boozy did nothing wrong. I'm just

— [183:52.380 --> 184:00.380] saying I don't this idea that I'm not saying y'all are saying this but that Vlad is somehow being unreasonable or cheap because that's what Boozy said. Well I think the unreasonable part.

— [184:00.380 --> 184:08.480] At some point you gotta draw a line. Well I think the unreasonable part or I ain't gonna call them cheap But the part is where no because nobody believes those are the real numbers He gave boosie so if I'm giving you

— [184:08.480 --> 184:20.300] some some some fabricated numbers to try to get you to lower your price That's where the you don't you doing a shady, right? Biggest

— [184:20.300 --> 184:28.500] thing to support his position. Yeah, He used that as the biggest thing to support his position. Yeah. He used that as the biggest thing to support his position. He didn't say, yo, I ain't feel you was worth 35 grand, so I just didn't

— [184:28.500 --> 184:37.180] give it to you. He said, yo, I showed him the numbers and I'm only making X and I would be taking a loss if I gave you 35, 000 That's

— [184:37.180 --> 184:45.180] what his that was his supporting argument Those numbers are inaccurate necessarily I fit in the sense that I think they're literally correct I think he probably

— [184:45.180 --> 184:53.220] made that off those videos, but all this incidental tangential stuff brings the other money in. And I don't even know if you can quantify that or share, but

— [184:53.220 --> 185:01.380] I wouldn't share it. No, I wouldn't share it either. 1 video I had 170, 000, I made about 4 grand. Next

— [185:01.380 --> 185:09.440] video I had 50, 000, I made about 10 grand. It happens depending on the clicks depending. It's just it's a way to do it. I live in the video. Yeah

— [185:10.920 --> 185:18.940] Yeah, so so this yeah Yeah, And that video didn't do as many views it got maybe half 1000000 views I mean

— [185:18.940 --> 185:27.160] way more money on that than I did. Yeah, I'm saying it's the clear stuff. So it ain't just the views then, okay? Yeah, it's not, it's the views, it's the length, because also- See, I don't know, that's what I'm saying. Y'all

— [185:27.160 --> 185:35.280] would be the experts in that. I don't know if what he's saying Even sounds credible. I don't feel like I just don't think you need to go to any and show them your

— [185:35.280 --> 185:43.460] work Yeah, I don't you don't I wouldn't I'm president person at all unless that's just your man's you do but I wouldn't do that I wouldn't show it somebody that you that that

— [185:44.520 --> 185:52.520] You're not supposed taboo, but you do to somebody that you really care about to show them like yo whatever you think This is not what it is when it comes to yours And there's like we're going

— [185:52.520 --> 186:00.600] there's more or I don't think you really know what's up anyway So if I show you some you'll believe it and then I got you And that's what

— [186:00.600 --> 186:09.180] I think happened here. I don't know, I hate agreeing with Vlad, but I'm... I didn't want to do it either. I

— [186:09.180 --> 186:17.560] didn't want to do it at all. No you don't. I just thought that was a real interesting conversation. It is good though. And I know Boosie is his man. And it's on mad times in business. It'd be like, yo man,

— [186:17.960 --> 186:26.280] I pay my electrician 44, 000 for this. You get your electrician 12 grand. You know what I'm saying?

— [186:26.280 --> 186:34.340] It happens in all facets of business. Cars, yo man, I'm only making $2, 000 off it you're lying

— [186:35.000 --> 186:43.320] Good day today y'all work real real real real real good day ice man. Hey We'll see the blowtorches haven't

— [186:43.320 --> 186:51.380] found the answer yet y'all are down out there man please be safe peace love health wealth and prosperity remember life is a series of moments

— [186:51.900 --> 187:00.080] and moments past so let's make this 1 last as if it's all we have last but certainly not least

— [187:00.080 --> 187:08.320] the baddies are insecure oh shit I just skipped a whole part of this I'm all Remember life is a series of moments and moments pass.

— [187:08.940 --> 187:17.040] So let's make this 1 last as if it's all we have. Last but certainly not least, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women

— [187:17.040 --> 187:25.240] wanna travel and the closed minded women want you to teach them things. Grab you an ibuprofen, you might need it. Flip, you ain't saying nothing about WrestleMania. It's Patreon.

— [187:26.200 --> 187:34.380] WrestleMania was dope, man. I see why you don't get the check. No, I got the check. Patreon for WrestleMania. Did you see that? It looked like 500, 000 people out

— [187:34.380 --> 187:42.440] there. That shit looked like absolute madness. You was out there, right? WrestleMania, you was there? No, I didn't go. Oh, no, I'm talking about Flip. No, I wasn't there. That's right.

— [187:42.440 --> 187:50.660] You got the pants on. Chill out. WrestleMania was amazing, man. I really enjoyed Roman Reigns

— [187:50.660 --> 187:58.680] versus CM Punk. I'm gonna shout out to CM Punk and Roman Reigns. The fact that CM Punk is 46 years old and putting on the show, they gave it

— [187:58.680 --> 188:06.780] their best. I thought it was amazing. I also wanna shout out Randy Owen and Cody. I'm kind of, I wish Orton were the 1.

— [188:08.860 --> 188:18.080] Yeah, and shout out to Jade, man. What they're like, WWE, I ain't like the fact that you guys made Jade come out second. Everybody know as a champion, Jade

— [188:18.080 --> 188:26.080] came out first as a champion. That's a slap in the face. Oh, did they? Yeah, like Jade should have came. Yeah, the contender go out. Yeah. And then the champion come out.

— [188:26.080 --> 188:34.120] The contender go out first and then the champion go out second. You guys actually made the champion come out first. I don't know what message y'all trying to give or whatever, but nigga

— [188:34.120 --> 188:42.180] we not receiving it. That's crazy. You know what I'm saying? That's fucked up. Shout out to Oshospeed, man. He did great. Shout out to everybody.

— [188:42.440 --> 188:50.660] Rushman, it was dope, man. I liked it. Did Brock really retire? Yeah, Brock Lesnar versus Oba Femi. Brock retired. He

— [188:50.660 --> 188:58.680] went on script. So usually when they do this, it goes that something is really going on. So he used this sign to show that he was serious. So he

— [188:58.680 --> 189:06.820] took off his glove impromptu, took off his boots, and laid it in the ring and left. It's kind of like passing a torch to Oba, but also just

— [189:06.820 --> 189:14.920] retiring on the shield, the conditions that he wanted to. Shout out to WrestleMania for this. I wish you was down there, man. I'll just say, they need to pull you in more, man. You

— [189:14.920 --> 189:23.000] do so much for wrestling, and you've got such a good voice on this and I would love to see you in this 1 of the faces. I would like to see you jump off your shit like Speedy. I want it down to

— [189:23.000 --> 189:31.000] be flipped. I can't jump over no time. You've been breaking tables for decades. Yeah, I'm not doing that anymore. For the bag, you'll break a table, nigga. Yeah, depending on how

— [189:31.000 --> 189:39.140] big the bag is. For a bag, you can break it up with me. How big the table is. Word. I'll be the table. Word, word, mark. Right. What's that?

— [189:39.140 --> 189:47.240] I'm the birthday. Bullshit, it should be saying. Oh, yeah, I've heard that. Yeah. You heard about that? I'm the birthday? I've heard that. If y'all don't rap this goddamn show.

— [189:47.800 --> 189:55.880] Okay. Word. My sushi just looking at me. We did not start talking we're gonna pack that way They'll sort of deal see stop I

— [189:55.880 --> 190:04.140] love you y'all are down out there till next time we going man y'all stay safe Have a good week go Knicks go NFL draft this Thursday.

— [190:04.360 --> 190:12.300] Yes, sir. Rest in peace Ashley. Janay I love you, and I miss you until next time we are gone

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The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 922 | Vanilla Ice

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