—[100:02.200 --> 100:10.600] No. Okay, so you would be able to attest to the progression. You don't see any progression. But wait, I just want to say to you, and then y'all can have at it, but nobody
—[100:10.680 --> 100:18.900] gave him. Exactly. I feel like this goes back to that argument that we had. Which 1? About the
—[100:18.900 --> 100:27.660] waiting for opportunity versus taking opportunity. Nobody gave him a specialty. This is him with
—[100:27.860 --> 100:35.900] his money and his audience sending his fans to his website. So that's the only boy I disagree with you.
—[100:35.900 --> 100:43.940] Here's my issue with that, though. I said 2. Well, let's go around. Go ahead, Mark. My issue is, and I agree, I don't think you have to wait for the opportunity, but I think with comedy specials, it's twofold.
—[100:44.660 --> 100:52.660] 1 is waiting for somebody to give you opportunity and funding you and all that, which he doesn't need. But sometimes when the big outlets are calling
—[100:52.660 --> 101:00.820] you for a special, it's because you're actually ready to do 1 comedically and that they think it'll sell and they think it's funny. Because I've seen comedians who have even like submitted stuff on spec
—[101:00.820 --> 101:08.860] when they did the special pre-produced and sent it to them. They're like, we don't think this is funny enough to sell, so for me, I'm glad TI took the bull by the horns, I'm glad that he's
—[101:08.860 --> 101:16.960] funding himself, he don't need HBO or Netflix, none of that shit, go straight to the people, but I don't think he's ready, and I think because he has the money, he doesn't have the kind
—[101:16.960 --> 101:25.040] of natural vetting process that comes when you walk it into HBO and Netflix. I'm not saying go with them, but I'm just saying that I think he did bypass some of the natural vetting. And for all we know, he
—[101:25.040 --> 101:33.260] could have went to them and they could have said, nah, this ain't it. And he's like, you know what? I don't have to wait for y'all. I can do this myself and
—[101:33.260 --> 101:41.280] this sets the bar. Yeah. That's how I look at it. I don't care how bad it is. This now I got a bar set. Just 1 quick note on the special self cause I watched it from top to bottom and I've seen much
—[101:41.280 --> 101:49.540] of TI's comedy. TI has come a long, long, long, long, long, long way. He is a comic. You
—[101:49.540 --> 101:57.840] know what it's like? It's like Jake Paul, right? Jake Paul isn't a boxer. He is trained and worked, busts his ass to the point that he is a legitimate
—[101:57.840 --> 102:05.860] boxer. He's just not an elite boxer. He's just not, maybe not even a good boxer, but he is a professional boxer. I'm saying TI is going from somebody who took it as a hobby to somebody who is
—[102:05.860 --> 102:13.900] a professional comic. The special just isn't that funny. And again, I think TI is funnier in person than he is in that special. I think the
—[102:13.900 --> 102:21.980] jokes were, I'd hope they'd be comic view jokes, right? I thought that'd be 1 brand, but it's that they're not even as developed. They're very predictable, a lot of internet jokes. It didn't feel
—[102:21.980 --> 102:30.060] like something that you should pay to watch. When you say internet jokes, you mean like repeated memes? Like just a meme made a joke? And see, that is just, that's bullshit to me.
—[102:30.060 --> 102:38.100] That's like no excuse for that. What I will say is, is that, is the same way that I compliment Skinny Mini over here, he'd be running
—[102:38.100 --> 102:46.120] a set. These are sets this nigga be doing. Like, you know, for TI, his first running Sets was reality
—[102:46.120 --> 102:54.480] television. He was cracking them off there, right? And then when he would do little interviews, he would always crack a joke. I feel like it's different
—[102:54.480 --> 103:02.900] with him because he ain't trying to be rich from this shit. I think he an old nigga that made a couple dollars. It remind me of Michael Jordan
—[103:02.900 --> 103:10.940] playing golf in a way. Like you just doing shit. Or baseball. Or baseball, whatever the fuck. You know? All that sound cool. No, wait
—[103:10.940 --> 103:19.240] a minute. I'm not saying, I'm not saying it. We watched the special, we heard it. This shit ain't good. What do you think that I'm saying? And the purpose
—[103:19.240 --> 103:27.380] of putting it out to the people is because you want to deliver. No, I don't get why you're interrupting me. What am I saying? What do you think I'm saying? Or he thinks it's good. No, what do y'all think I'm saying right now? I think everyone
—[103:27.380 --> 103:35.480] is giving an excuse for us to just simply say, yo, You are not ready for a special. You might be ready for something. I don't think it's an excuse. Niggas is just saying, I
—[103:35.480 --> 103:43.760] got the bread, I paid for it, I did it because I wanted to. I'ma make the paperback, at least to make it because of my fan base, they're gonna give me the money. He blatantly
—[103:43.780 --> 103:51.900] said, it's up. And I have never, he's never made me laugh, not once. So it's like, I'm not saying this shit funny or not. I
—[103:51.900 --> 104:00.080] feel like- But if he never became a good comedian. Who gives a fuck? That's what I'm saying. But who would wanna say he ain't ready for a special? Who would fucking say he not ready for a special? It's like a rapper
—[104:00.080 --> 104:08.200] that think he dope, and his heart of hearts, he think he shit. I'm ready to put my album out. And he take his own bread, he put his own funding. And he put his album out. You know what tells you? If it's ass cheeks, I'm
—[104:08.200 --> 104:16.360] gonna say he wasn't ready for an album. You know what tells you he not ready for a special? Him cracking a meme. Him cracking a joke that's a meme that we've all seen 1000 times to me that's indicative you're not ready
—[104:16.360 --> 104:24.360] for a special. If you gotta reach for a joke that we all see, what, King sell water bottles. That's indicative. Niggas just like Y'all, man, y'all not keeping it real. You know how many
—[104:24.360 --> 104:32.640] times we say somebody ain't ready for some shit? What the fuck is wrong? I'm agreeing with you. No, no, I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about anybody else in here that's saying. We all agree
—[104:32.640 --> 104:40.680] with you. No, I don't yes, we do He's disagree with ish if I'm not saying it was good. No, I know you know, I'm saying that nobody up
—[104:40.680 --> 104:48.800] here Oh shit, it's either to know no, I'm saying that nobody up here can tell another man. Yo, you not ready to do X Yeah, but that's what
—[104:48.800 --> 104:57.900] I'm saying The 1 comic in this motherfucker. I was special. I don't feel like, up until maybe
—[104:57.900 --> 105:06.280] recently, I didn't feel like I was ready for a special. Back in the day, you had a set, you took your set all over, right? You ran that bitch till you was ready,
—[105:06.380 --> 105:14.460] and then you did a special, or you ran your jokes in a movie. That's back in the day. Fast forward, the internet comic, which is who I am, right? If I tell them niggas to
—[105:14.460 --> 105:22.460] meet me in Idaho, they meet me in Idaho. So I'm bypassing doing 50, 000 rooms all over the country either way I still have to have that
—[105:22.460 --> 105:30.560] set iron clad on that motherfucking camera I'm giving the best I can in that set because Financially It makes no
—[105:30.560 --> 105:38.660] sense to spend $40, 000 to film something that you haven't fucking worked the fuck out. That's like this nigga doing the whole Drew Hill set and not practicing his Drew
—[105:38.660 --> 105:47.040] Hill hops. You gotta have those shits right because it's fucking permanent. To your comment about a special though. I think you're talking about- Hold on, hold on. You said you're not ready for a special.
—[105:47.100 --> 105:55.240] No, I'm ready now. Okay, so let's say you're ready, and you do your special, and then another nigga watch your special and say, yo, she's not funny, she wasn't ready for a special
—[105:55.240 --> 106:03.340] yet. There's gonna be comics that say it for sure. And that's what we're saying, that you can't tell a person that they not ready for something. You absolutely can't. Whether you like it or not, You can't say, hey, you wasn't ready to
—[106:03.340 --> 106:11.380] put a special on. Here's why I think y'all talking past each other. I think there's ready in a sense of you have a right to do it, ready in a sense of you're funding it yourself. That's all true. You can do it. And if people
—[106:11.380 --> 106:19.680] like it, they don't. I think we all agree on that. But in comedy, a special is also seen as a marker of achievement. Yes. It's like making the league. And
—[106:20.260 --> 106:28.320] so to me, when you say, when I say, I'm talking about how I'm talking about it. So when I say he's not ready, yeah, he can make as many specials as he want. If it makes him happy and his fans like
—[106:28.320 --> 106:36.700] it, it's not our business. Go make it special. When I say he's not ready, I'm saying his level of comedy is not consistent historically with what people who have comedy specials have put out.
—[106:36.700 --> 106:45.160] That's all I'm saying. It's the same thing as saying a nigga's not ready for the real comedy special. So When I say he's not ready, I'm saying his level of comedy is not consistent Historically with what people who have comedy specials have put out right? That's all I'm saying Same thing is saying a niggas not ready for the league And that's all I mean, so when I say he's not ready, I'm saying it's not good enough I'm using those 2 things Even the game y'all
—[106:45.400 --> 106:53.500] Y'all like sports, y'all respect sports and how this shit go. It's the same thing like in the comedy game. Niggas say niggas not ready for the league. Niggas say niggas not ready for this.
—[106:53.500 --> 107:01.560] Yes, like- And he put out a brawny product. That's like, right now, I know, just from y'all sitting up here with me, right? Y'all know some of my material. When y'all come see me live, some
—[107:01.560 --> 107:09.640] of them jokes, it's around about the same thing. Giving a young nigga a couple dollars, right? Eating some ass or whatever, right? Y'all kinda know the flow
—[107:09.640 --> 107:17.980] of it. See, I've been telling jokes that long online that you, 1 of us would know a joke or a bit or something. He doesn't really have that
—[107:17.980 --> 107:26.300] kind of shit. I think him doing this special is for nobody but him. I think the $10 is just to look like I give a fuck for real, but I think it's really, I got
—[107:26.320 --> 107:34.480] 73 kids and I don't want to go home to that funny little place where I'm gonna have something else to do at night period. I think it's a more of a hobby than
—[107:34.480 --> 107:42.480] anything I thought he was gonna be better than he is because he was great at rapping But I think that he's willing to put the work in
—[107:42.480 --> 107:50.540] because for real for the only work you get our gym is Fucking stand-up. That's the only fucking practice we get is to do it. So
—[107:50.540 --> 107:58.840] now again, I'm with you, I'm with you 100%. If it's a passion thing, it's something that I just wanted to do and I can do it myself,
—[107:58.840 --> 108:06.880] okay, I did it. And also now I set a bar. So now this is my very first special. Whether everybody hated it,
—[108:06.980 --> 108:15.040] I have a bar now. So now when I'm ready to do the next special, I gotta make it better than that. I got something to compare it to. I took the first step. So Ice, I respect
—[108:15.040 --> 108:23.180] that. But now when you have the consumers who have to now go watch this we are able to say hey It wasn't good. Hey salute the fact that you did
—[108:23.180 --> 108:31.240] it But we don't feel that you're ready And the reason why we don't feel you're ready for this platform that you put yourself on is because we have a history
—[108:31.240 --> 108:39.300] of comedians who have went through this step and this step just to get to that first point. So I said a 2 solely for the fact
—[108:39.300 --> 108:47.360] that he was brave enough to do it because that's not no easy shit to do. Fuck the money part, to stand on stage and delivering the Jokes itself is not an easy thing to do.
—[108:47.360 --> 108:55.420] So what do you say to the person that likes it? I'm telling you from what I analyze, the person who likes it can take it for what it is. I'm
—[108:55.420 --> 109:03.500] telling you as someone who loves comedy, as someone who watches comedy, as someone who actually has an understanding of what it is to hit the stage and actually have
—[109:03.500 --> 109:11.780] to deliver, fuck that money aspect, that actual passion. He wasn't ready to meet. That's it.
—[109:11.820 --> 109:19.900] Did he look comfortable at least? That's totally different. He did look comfortable. And I think that's fine. That's why I say we're talking passion. That's totally different. That's perfectly fine to say that. And let me ask you this
—[109:19.900 --> 109:28.100] too, Emanie, because he taught me this. If that nigga dropped another special in 6 months, would you watch it? Yes. You would. That hate watch makes so much paper. But it's not
—[109:28.100 --> 109:36.180] hate. It's not hate. But the look for failure watch. I mean, I would watch it as a critic, but I wouldn't, I wouldn't, I didn't laugh once. I didn't even smile. Damn. You
—[109:36.180 --> 109:44.340] know what did make some people smile? This new remix. Chris Brown. No, no, no, no, no. Let's throw, let's
—[109:44.340 --> 109:52.460] hold off for that because I want to stay kind of somewhat in the same ballpark. I want you to know I think about doing a special every day of my life all
—[109:52.460 --> 110:00.560] day long. And it bothers me so bad because I feel like I only have 1 shot. I don't give a fuck. I feel like I only have 1 shot because
—[110:00.560 --> 110:08.640] of who I am, because I'm a girl, because I come from the internet. Niggas that do comedy, they don't respect us internet people, they don't, you feel me?
—[110:08.700 --> 110:16.720] Perfect example, you got a nigga like Juicy, Juicy going on tours with arenas, Juicy ain't telling no fucking jokes. Juicy gonna get the nigga with the 1 eye And the bitch with the limp to come on
—[110:16.720 --> 110:24.720] stage and rock and form any sold that bitch out You understand we changed the whole game of the whole thing So it is like this disconnect from the legends with us They don't
—[110:24.720 --> 110:32.840] welcome us with open arms and I'm a girl so I have to fuck it up the first shot But I think about it every fucking day of my life
—[110:33.300 --> 110:41.360] And if I do 1 I expect all of y'all to post it. For sure. I'ma be there. I know he ain't gonna post it. I'ma be there. We gonna be there. I'ma be there. I'ma be there. I'ma be there. It's like, we gotta sell, we
—[110:41.360 --> 110:49.380] gotta get that money back. Oh, man, that's the biggest thing. That's the biggest thing. It's important to me. He poppin' it, but he wanna be
—[110:49.380 --> 110:57.760] a comedian too, wanna love. Whole time, I'm his mentor. Oh. Huh? Whole time. Hey. Talk to him.
—[110:57.760 --> 111:05.760] Whole time. Talk that talk. Nah, he funny though, Joe, he funny. I would love for us to go like on some random We just go to a random city and do an image and
—[111:05.760 --> 111:13.940] I don't turn away like I would do that with you That would be fun. That should be lit. But that's the only way you really get there. You mean You are famous as fuck when it's awesome
—[111:13.940 --> 111:22.020] We felt like a white club or like Arkansas, because that's the thing you so changed. Arkansas, but y'all ask me if you want it. I'm not that famous, I can go in a room where nobody knows me. I don't think you
—[111:22.020 --> 111:30.080] can go in a room where nobody knows your face. I ain't that like. You cool. Arkansas, oh no girl. Yeah. We gonna have another show. No, y'all think I
—[111:30.080 --> 111:38.160] could do it? Absolutely, of course. An hour special? Of course. Do y'all think, 2 parts here for you guys,
—[111:39.200 --> 111:48.140] Do you guys think that people should date? During a divorce Play I'm
—[111:48.140 --> 111:56.280] gonna play Play the clip from my little divorce
—[111:56.280 --> 112:04.460] guy that I like here, but you hear what he has No, he's mad educational
—[112:04.600 --> 112:12.700] But it's so you follow a lot of it. I don't follow a lot of divorce content. That's what you told me. A lot of break up content. Not a lot
—[112:12.700 --> 112:21.020] of divorce content. There's a lot of people going through divorces out there. That's what you told us. My heart goes out for them niggas. You're writing vows, adding a line
—[112:21.020 --> 112:29.240] every day. Yes I am. I can't wait. So stop fighting with your shit. Hold on. Begin with this New York divorce lawyer saying, you should not date during the divorce process,
—[112:29.240 --> 112:37.240] but you can do everything you can to keep the emotions as under control as possible. Keep them low. Don't keep them running high. Don't show
—[112:37.240 --> 112:45.340] up at things with your new boyfriend or girlfriend. Don't be out on dates. I want you to also take a step back, take a deep breath, reevaluate
—[112:45.560 --> 112:53.560] your life, Rediscover yourself. You'll be able to find yourself, and therefore then be able to find the right new person. All right, so this is Dennis Valtrano. He's actually a colleague of mine.
—[112:53.560 --> 113:01.720] He's someone I've had cases against. Good lawyer, knows what he's doing. That's good advice. That clip's good advice, I gotta tell you. I think, I refer to that as don't wave red flags in front
—[113:01.720 --> 113:10.040] of a bull. Like I think that, you know, when you're going through a divorce, you're under scrutiny, drive slow when the cops are behind you, when it's an emotionally tense
—[113:10.040 --> 113:18.120] time, like I'm not saying don't date, you should date. Sometimes it's very healthy for people when they're going through a divorce process to have, you know, connections to other people to remind them of what
—[113:18.120 --> 113:26.160] it is the post-divorce life could potentially look like. Remind them that they're attractive. Give them something, some shelter in the storm. But is it the time to be
—[113:26.160 --> 113:34.160] bringing your new girlfriend or new boyfriend to your kid's soccer practice where your soon-to-be ex is gonna be? It's not. You're just waving a red flag in front of the bull. Do you have the
—[113:34.160 --> 113:42.260] right to? Yes, you have the right to. Just like you have the right to wear a clown costume when you walk down the street if you want to. But why would you want
—[113:42.260 --> 113:50.380] to? Like do things that actually make sense for the process. So Dennis, good advice on that 1. I'm not gonna pillory Dennis. No, I agree with that. Yeah, I
—[113:50.380 --> 113:58.440] agree with that. I thought he was just saying not dating period. Yeah, there's a level to it. I agree with all that. Distinguished panel. I think you should date, but I do agree that bringing them around
—[113:58.440 --> 114:06.560] like family events and shit is probably pushing it. I think it matters whether if after divorce if you've already been checked out
—[114:06.560 --> 114:14.680] for quite some time I think it's okay to date. I think if after the divorce? I'm saying if you're walking into the divorce and there's still some
—[114:14.680 --> 114:23.000] level of like emotion or something that you feel is still there, I wouldn't be so quick to jump into dating at that moment. I would kind of let
—[114:23.000 --> 114:31.220] some of those feelings go past and deal with that on my own. What if it's on the other person's side? I would want to heal on my own first and then potentially date
—[114:31.220 --> 114:39.380] people. Because at that point, everybody at that point is just gonna get a, what if it's on the other person's side? When you get married to someone, it's not just like some
—[114:40.120 --> 114:48.280] sexual dating, I'm fucking this person for life kind of situation. That person is part of your family. And even after, I've hopefully never gone
—[114:48.280 --> 114:56.280] through a divorce, But I'm sure even after you get divorced that person is still gonna be looked at as family by your family and their family Yes, so popping up with your new girlfriend at the
—[114:56.280 --> 115:04.340] fucking soccer match or whatever Even if it's not that like even if it's not that fresh I would probably wait a while I
—[115:04.340 --> 115:12.360] would imagine to show up to places going out to eat going fucking the girl You know going to dates movies all that shit cool, but it's not a
—[115:12.360 --> 115:20.640] bit It's not like what he's saying is while y'all are going through the divorce, in that process for some people is longer than others, while you're in there,
—[115:20.860 --> 115:29.120] it's almost like you're antagonizing the other person. You just showing up at, you know, if y'all got kids and it's the kids game and y'all are in the middle of the divorce, so it's
—[115:29.120 --> 115:37.280] separate households, but now you showing up with your new girl, that's gonna make shit unnecessarily more tense than it has to be. But if our relationship has
—[115:37.280 --> 115:45.620] clearly been done for some time, and maybe we've stuck around just for the sake of the kids, and I'm out of love with you, you out of love with me,
—[115:45.620 --> 115:53.700] and I'm ready to move on, then yeah, I'm going to date. But it's deeper than that. I'm not even talking about the red flag to me is like super surface level shit. Like, yes,
—[115:53.700 --> 116:02.000] it's that. Then yes, that's a dick move. But human decency, not just for you and for your ex's fucking feelings for the Everybody involved, your friends, your family,
—[116:02.080 --> 116:10.260] your friends' friends. Everybody. It's not just y'all. Well put, I think that, when it comes to,
—[116:10.260 --> 116:18.280] I think it's a case by case type of thing, depending on the relationship, what y'all been through, but for sure, I do think it's a
—[116:18.280 --> 116:27.220] difference between what the man can do and what the woman can do. Example, very famous example, as a woman I think it's very weird,
—[116:27.340 --> 116:35.520] stupid, too much to be pictured with somebody's husband, right? Right now, like Clarissa and Papoose, I think that as
—[116:35.520 --> 116:43.900] a woman, right, I wouldn't wanna be seen in pictures with a person that was still married to another person, meaning
—[116:43.900 --> 116:52.020] it could be rumored that I'm dating Papoose. He upstairs. You can see. But no, because if you think about, and
—[116:52.020 --> 117:00.060] we've all watched that become this huge joke, right? And it's not just a joke because people like the bid, it's because it's fucking tacky. Women
—[117:00.060 --> 117:08.060] are held to a different standard, and that's tacky to be with somebody's husband, period. Even though it's open, Remy
—[117:08.060 --> 117:16.160] had that 1, 2 days when she went live and talked about she don't want him and she don't want, all that's cool. That's still somebody's husband. It's still somebody's husband. I get what you're saying. It don't look right.
—[117:16.380 --> 117:24.400] It would be different if people take a picture of y'all y'all being seen going places, but for you to prop that motherfucking, my husband, my man, it does
—[117:24.400 --> 117:32.900] not look right. That's what you're saying about Cardi? I was just gonna say that. Huh? You feel the same about Cardi? Is it, or is it a double standard? I think that's
—[117:32.900 --> 117:41.080] probably where the double standard coming at. I think that Cardi situation, like I hate to even say it, but I feel like a lot of women look at Cardi like
—[117:41.080 --> 117:49.140] it was a get back or look at it like she got the last laugh or that was the whole point of it. So I think people judge it in that way. Do they still think that? Listen,
—[117:49.380 --> 117:57.500] love party in real life and whatever, me was shocked by the whole thing. You know what I mean? She a woman, she do her own thing. I was surprised
—[117:57.600 --> 118:05.700] by the whole thing. And it's not necessarily something that, like if we were closer, we would have had a conversation about that. You know what I
—[118:05.700 --> 118:13.900] mean? Like if that was my young girl and we was closer, I would say something if she brung that to me, if that makes sense, right? But in general, yeah, it's a double standards to a certain
—[118:13.900 --> 118:22.260] extent, but it's still tacky. That's why she gonna get them naysayers because in this country marriage is hell high it means something religious wise Business
—[118:22.260 --> 118:30.380] wise same name lies, but I don't know that become the laugh and stock shit I think part of the reason why people laugh at Clarissa like that is because it was so tacky and
—[118:30.380 --> 118:39.640] she claimed them so Just think a lot of people the divorce sounds like the moment where you've, your
—[118:39.640 --> 118:48.080] final moment where you finally given up or whatever, right, or you finally checked out. But for a lot of people, even before you get to that divorce stage, you've already been
—[118:48.080 --> 118:56.280] checked out. Like, I can give 2 shits about what you're doing at this point, I just want this shit to be over with. And if you are in that space
—[118:56.280 --> 119:04.400] and I'm in that space and we're just waiting for this moment to just kind of relinquish us legally from each other, I don't feel like I have to now skip around
—[119:04.400 --> 119:12.500] the option of dating just because we still have this tie. Now publicly, public period. But now if there's still, and I understand
—[119:12.500 --> 119:20.540] what Parks is saying as far as just certain things, but if Me and this person already have this understanding like, I'm checked out of this shit. I don't give a fuck about what you do. You don't care
—[119:20.540 --> 119:28.580] about what I do. I'm gonna go. You know what happens though? You know what happens a lot of times though? It'd only be 1 person at that point. Right. So now, and that's
—[119:28.580 --> 119:36.660] what, again, it sounds like that clip is speaking to. You might be have checked out. You might've moved on, but this person, so some people the divorce is coming
—[119:36.660 --> 119:44.760] out of the blue. I mean, you might have been checked out and you're done. I was gonna ask, what do you, but that other person is still in it. Rules still stand when 1 person
—[119:44.760 --> 119:53.880] just don't want to sign the papers and avoid. And now you're antagonizing that person. So you're gonna hold so so you hold me and I'm just giving push
—[119:53.880 --> 120:01.920] back on what you're saying so you hold me hostage to what I really want to do moving forward in life because you have an idea of how I'm supposed to move. No. Like if
—[120:01.920 --> 120:09.940] I'm checked out of this, I want to be able to be checked out, move, I want to go move and continue with my life. No matter how. You're making up scenarios. There's plenty of instances where,
—[120:10.920 --> 120:19.900] if the guy want to run off and fuck his new girl and not sign the divorce papers. I'm not speaking to that. Yo, Even with that, what
—[120:19.900 --> 120:27.960] happens in a divorce, especially like, it's divorces that take 4 to 5 years. So nobody's saying, yo, don't date for 4 to 5 years, right? That would
—[120:27.960 --> 120:36.180] be asinine and selfish. What people are saying is, yo, don't go start a fire where you don't have to. So I could be dating somebody,
—[120:36.180 --> 120:44.200] that don't necessarily mean I gotta bring them to my kid's soccer game if I know that my ex-wife is gonna be at the soccer game. It feels some type of way. Or a make-up. It feels
—[120:44.200 --> 120:52.200] some type of way. My nigga is just, it's antagonistic for no reason. You get what I'm saying? Like, if I know my wife goes to this gym and
—[120:52.200 --> 121:00.340] I got this new bad bitch whose body is crazy and I know my wife a little dumpy, I'm not gonna bring the new bad bitch to the gym where my wife is.
—[121:00.480 --> 121:08.700] Trying to throw it in her face. Like some of that shit is true. I didn't get all that from what y'all were saying. So y'all are at a hypotheticals as well. No,
—[121:08.700 --> 121:16.900] I'm saying you can date. You can date all you wish, but you don't have to bring the person around your ex. That's what Homeboy said. And I agree with that wholeheartedly. Or even
—[121:16.900 --> 121:24.960] running into her favorite, y'all favorite great eye, cause y'all a family. So everybody's connected like Park said. Your favorite great eye in that Cracker
—[121:24.960 --> 121:33.080] Barrel. You want her to see the new her with the new young bitch with the big titties I mean, it's just not ready for everybody. I know it then it's such a big announcement for
—[121:33.080 --> 121:41.320] everyone you know what I mean but that's the whole point of the divorce to do the formalities where it's like we're separating our things we don't do things
—[121:41.320 --> 121:49.500] we do people that do Thanksgiving and Easter here we don't do that anymore because we separate separation of families yeah bro it's a huge thing that's just like
—[121:49.500 --> 121:57.680] I feel like it goes the same thing with making a new baby. Like, would you have a baby? Some niggas get divorced and be ready to divorce the whole family too. Like, I ain't thinking about
—[121:57.680 --> 122:05.780] what you niggas think. Yeah, but. And some Niggas, yeah, you right. Hear me out. I hear what y'all saying, and I agree with what y'all saying as far as with the other shit.
—[122:05.780 --> 122:13.780] But there's some niggas that don't give a fuck about none of that, I'm ready to move on with my life. Not just niggas, women, I wanna move on with my life. I felt like I've been here long enough, I'm going through the
—[122:13.780 --> 122:21.980] process, I wanna live my life, I wanna live it. I don't wanna have to consider how you gonna feel. There's a lot of people that do a lot of shitty things. Yeah, and you know what's funny?
—[122:21.980 --> 122:30.060] Hold on, hold on, you know what's funny with that? Cause you vehemently argued the other day when the lady said yo I ran my race with this particular guy and I want
—[122:30.060 --> 122:38.640] to go separate from this particular guy. You called her selfish. No, no, I didn't call her selfish for moving on. I called her selfish for platforming it.
—[122:38.780 --> 122:46.820] That's where you got me fucked up. So now you sit on the opposite side of what you said the other day. When you said that person should be allowed to move on how they want and not have to consider
—[122:46.820 --> 122:54.880] this person. I didn't say that. Stop. That's not what I said. I said, yo, there are times where 2 people grow apart. You could grow
—[122:54.880 --> 123:03.140] left and I can grow right. I don't have to stay in this particular relationship if it no longer serves me. I don't think that the lady should have gotten married knowing
—[123:03.140 --> 123:11.180] that she wasn't in love with the gentleman anymore Okay, I'm saying the same thing. People dist- you've been talking this whole segment my nigga you have and
—[123:12.120 --> 123:20.140] The people are saying that the lady is wrong for leaving the guy. You niggas is corny when y'all do that. It's corny. Keep going. Bro, dawg, so
—[123:20.140 --> 123:28.420] the lady's not corny for saying, yo, I don't want to be in this particular relationship no more. It doesn't suit me anymore. She's not selfish. Now let me respond, because
—[123:28.420 --> 123:36.460] this is what I'm tired of niggas doing. We cut each other off all the time, so please stop using your talking point and saying let me finish. We're gonna go back and forth, so let's just do
—[123:36.460 --> 123:44.740] that. Cool, I'm tired of that. I wanna be able to say what I'm saying, we gonna cut each other off, and let's just leave it like that. Let me finish though. Secondly, you
—[123:44.740 --> 123:52.760] sat here and said, the person had all right to no longer be involved in something they no longer wanted to be involved in and they were allowed to move how
—[123:52.760 --> 124:00.800] they wanted to move I agree and I am agreeing with the fact now if the person gets divorced and they choose to do whatever they need to
—[124:00.800 --> 124:08.940] do they should be allowed to do so. My only point on saying it was selfish and fucked up is that they chose to platform it. Other than
—[124:08.940 --> 124:17.220] that, I think once you come up to your mind and say, I wanna do this, go do it. You're right. Now look, what we say with the video with dude that he was playing
—[124:17.360 --> 124:25.680] is you can do those things, but now you're antagonizing, I'm not saying you gotta care, but now- Which is platforming it. But no, no, no, fuck the platforming part.
—[124:25.680 --> 124:33.780] Now you could be creating an unnecessary rip. Y'all are still going through a divorce. So now you can make tensions higher than you have to. That's all he's
—[124:33.780 --> 124:41.940] saying. You just waving the red flag at the bull. The bull's already mad, but now I'm gonna wave the red flag at you to antagonize you even more. You don't have to do that part. The
—[124:41.940 --> 124:50.340] kids, the cousins, everybody loves that. What's the difference in platforming? You said platforming, which would mean she made it public, which is embarrassing homeboy. Mm-hmm. Yes?
—[124:50.340 --> 124:58.380] Mm-hmm. Cool. So if I bring my new bad bitch to the gym where I know my wife goes, what is the difference? You are embarrassing your wife, which means you are platforming
—[124:58.500 --> 125:06.540] that situation in front of your wife. I don't think you're embarrassing your wife. Okay. I don't think you're embarrassing your wife, by the way. This is back to when I made my... No you're not. I have
—[125:06.540 --> 125:14.620] a question for y'all. I promise y'all I have more topics to go to. Can I ask 1 question now? We talked about the other day, we being
—[125:14.620 --> 125:22.660] circular. It ain't that deep, is it? Am I missing something? Nah. Because they attack me when I stop something that's good, but I mean I do like everybody's I think you
—[125:22.660 --> 125:30.900] are stopping it. Yeah, I think you're stopping it. It's cool. Go ahead. I have a question. It sounds like y'all both repeating yourself. I guess that's what I'm saying. Yeah. Lamona, what's
—[125:30.900 --> 125:39.460] your question? For all of y'all, seriously, why do divorces take so long? Why? Is it because 1 person is refusing to sign or is it just a lot of shit sometimes average
—[125:39.780 --> 125:47.980] it's a couple things yeah but the negotiations are we can't agree that's what it is we don't agree you want
—[125:47.980 --> 125:56.540] X I want Y well You want X and I don't agree you should have X. A divorce is an agreement. Yeah, we're dissolving a business. We're
—[125:56.540 --> 126:04.560] dissolving a business. And it's a business that we've grown and want to add it on for all these years. And we've got to figure out the kids. A lot of the times, not all the
—[126:04.560 --> 126:12.600] times, it's 1 sided. Like 1 person might be like, yo, I want nothing more to do with you. Right. And the other person still want to fight for this. Yeah. Or sometimes. Or it's
—[126:12.600 --> 126:20.700] blindsided. Sometimes someone just be a dick. Yeah. Like I know Me keeping you on this marriage paper is gonna fuck up some shit for you And I'm gonna keep this over your head until
—[126:20.700 --> 126:30.100] I no longer feel like I want to I want my grandmother Tricycle and I don't want to part with my grant. Yeah, but that was my grandmother So
—[126:30.100 --> 126:38.300] part so part we all want to sign so now parts consider the fact that maybe the person on that side that's ready to move on and the other person that's holding them up. I
—[126:38.300 --> 126:46.400] now no longer want to consider your feelings. I'm done with this. Oh, that's fair. So now I'm moving on. I'm doing me. You know what? You
—[126:46.420 --> 126:54.520] right. That's... But that would depend on what part of... It's so substantial though. Yes. Every divorce ain't that. Yeah, facts. And... I know how
—[126:54.520 --> 127:02.620] to... We're not talking about 6 months. If your ex-wife or husband is being a dick after 6 months that might be acceptable If 6 years and yes, you know, we're coming to the fucking soccer game
—[127:02.620 --> 127:11.220] with my new girlfriend. Or dog, right? Or like, there's, let's be reasonable. Or dog, homeboy's a dick. You still consider his mother to be your mother-in-law. That
—[127:11.220 --> 127:19.540] part. You still love the mother. She sent you soup every time you were sick. They loaned you some money for your new business, XYZ. You still don't want to disrespect them by bringing
—[127:19.540 --> 127:27.780] somebody new even around them. All right, all right. No, no, it's wrapped up. We done, we did it, we did it. Good job, guys. We did it.
—[127:27.780 --> 127:36.020] We put that 1 to bed. He hasn't eaten anything all day. Weak. No, he had a couple pieces of salad. He had a spoon with 4 grits
—[127:36.020 --> 127:46.140] on it. Sneak a tight. No sugar, so just grit. Grit and butter. So
—[127:46.140 --> 127:54.140] Matt Kalil is a retired football player. I think we talked about his story up here. We did? Yeah, a little bit. Matt Khalil? Khalil
—[127:54.140 --> 128:02.280] Mack? No, Matt Khalil is an offensive lineman, I believe. I think we talked about it at 1 point, but carry on. Never mind. No,
—[128:02.280 --> 128:12.940] no, no. Refresh, because I don't know. His wife went on a podcast and Outed the fact that he has a cock the size of 3 2 or 3 soda cans Now
—[128:13.980 --> 128:22.740] the problem of this Okay, you googling it that's Go on. So
—[128:22.740 --> 128:32.280] now he's suing her. Yes. For what? $75, 000. Except $75, 000. That's all? It's not defamation, right? No. It's
—[128:32.280 --> 128:40.440] caused him a lot of Inconveniences in life and that was her ex-husband. Yeah She had our
—[128:40.440 --> 128:48.820] personal and I see she's saying as well within my right this year as part of my story he's saying nah Mmm,
—[128:48.820 --> 128:57.120] that's so weird. What part of what part of what you're speaking on me. That's what that is That's just some like I think said 2 maybe 3
—[128:57.120 --> 129:05.340] girthy I mean Just speaking for myself as somebody who could potentially go through this. I
—[129:05.340 --> 129:13.380] think- Yo. I don't know if I'd want that kind of attention if my wife and I ever fell out,
—[129:13.380 --> 129:21.440] but most women I know would never disclose that because they wouldn't want you to get put on. No, she didn't speak about it very favorably in the
—[129:21.440 --> 129:29.800] podcast, I think is the thing. Oh, what did she say? She said that's part of the reason that they split. She was unable to have sex with it. Because she was getting split. Stomach aches.
—[129:29.980 --> 129:38.360] You're fucking my vagina. She didn't say it. That might be within her rights then. Bladder infection. I don't think so. You don't get to, you don't.
—[129:38.560 --> 129:46.620] You don't get to what? You think you can go ahead and describe my member and all that other shit. Let me ask you a question. At what point is it her story? Reverse, that's what I'm saying. Yo, Yo, can
—[129:46.620 --> 129:54.860] I finish? I was talking, yeah, you wasn't even talking. Yo, if you reverse the genders, right, and he says
—[129:54.860 --> 130:02.960] something not favorable about her body. I couldn't stay in the pussy because it was just too wet. It was just wet like a river. She said she didn't say it favorably to I'm saying
—[130:02.960 --> 130:11.360] the same thing I could enjoy sex workers my I'm trying to say something that's kind of like I'm just I'm just fine. It's not Good
—[130:11.360 --> 130:19.400] thing but ultimately is bad because it's to the extreme That's what I mean like something that ain't favorable then niggas would be shitting on him though. They might be, I'm not talking about what people would
—[130:19.400 --> 130:27.540] do, I'm saying what I think is right. And I'm saying, I think in both cases, I should be able to, if it's rep, I wouldn't do it because I think it's in poor taste. I think it's terrible.
—[130:27.540 --> 130:35.660] But I mean, but I'm talking from a legal perspective, People should be able to tell their story if it's their story. What part of your story starts to impede them into my personal business? That's
—[130:35.660 --> 130:43.680] always the question. That's why I flip the genders. Because we would be shitting on somebody if a man came up and was like, yo, she couldn't get my dick card because she didn't have no
—[130:43.680 --> 130:51.833] titties or said something funny. That's not to say his dick is too big. Because There's no social stigma against having a big dick. You get what I'm saying? You said what? There's
—[130:51.833 --> 130:59.880] no stigma against having a big dick. There's a stigma against having a small dick. Now if she said his dick was so small that I couldn't enjoy sex, I think that produces public
—[130:59.880 --> 131:07.880] humiliation. 3 soda cans is... You know what I think it makes the difference? It's incommunicatively large, I would imagine. You know what I think the difference is,
—[131:07.880 --> 131:15.900] y'all? Let me tell you. It's huge. I think... You see what we talked about to get up? Niggas walking around with Coca-Cola
—[131:15.900 --> 131:24.710] 1. You got a two-liter... Oh, man. That's crazy. I think what makes the difference is. I want to walk around with him. Oh, man. Oh,
—[131:25.360 --> 131:33.600] man. Yo, dude. This is extreme. Yo, yo, pick it up, bro. Yo, all right, bro. All right, big dog. We got it. We got it.
—[131:33.740 --> 131:42.880] Yo, I might be drinking them, man. Oh, man. Yo. Put them back. The sodas. Go ahead, Mona. No wonder you like them trolls. Yo,
—[131:43.120 --> 131:53.160] Mona trying to talk, yo. Let her talk. Oh, man. Oh, man. What you say, Mona? I'm listening to you, I don't hear them. That's
—[131:53.160 --> 132:04.440] so immature, yo. Niggas won't grow up. I am very immature. Look at Mona. Small
—[132:04.440 --> 132:12.820] head nigga. I think the difference would be if she told her story
—[132:13.300 --> 132:21.420] without describing his penis. So if it would be, well, my ex, I didn't enjoy the sex, you know, he was a
—[132:21.420 --> 132:29.420] little big down there. He was willing now, but it made it less enjoyable versus her describing the size of his penis. That's what brings his business in
—[132:29.420 --> 132:37.440] it. I feel like That's the only thing where I can see where it's like I'm telling my story of my experience But I'm putting your business in there. I can say I
—[132:37.440 --> 132:45.440] didn't like the sex I can say sex suck because it was painful But to add the size is like telling you a person like I could get there
—[132:45.440 --> 132:53.740] because other than that who the fuck whose story is it that's true and they burn these fucking mics I guess was destroying this fucking country
—[132:53.760 --> 133:02.100] podcast don't you start 1 I don't care if it was your resolution but also don't turn that dial subscribe to the page now that's
—[133:02.100 --> 133:10.240] a fact I agree with that everything you said because because you're not necessarily saying the soda Can't shit which is dissuading other women from 1 up get my man
—[133:10.240 --> 133:18.320] some bucks. So I bar was that nigga No, I can't take no dig I've been faker my whole
—[133:18.320 --> 133:27.840] life ain't no rumor They ain't a myth that have been a room. I can't take no dick y'all never had a faker You
—[133:27.840 --> 133:35.940] gotta have a bunch of dick first off the, first off to know you have to have a bunch of dick, fellas. And I feel like how would y'all know if you got a bunch of dick? How
—[133:35.940 --> 133:44.040] you gonna test it, man? What's the average-sized penis? I don't know. It's literally like 6 inches. Black men is 6. I think white men is like 4
—[133:44.040 --> 133:52.140] and some change and some shit. Damn. What are you trying to do, y'all, man? He look bright-ass. Look at me. Let me tell you something. How did you know that in the tub? Yo, he knew that.
—[133:52.140 --> 134:00.490] He just know the exact measurements. You know the average white men penis off the top of your ass? The same way I just do. You just know who ain't.
—[134:00.665 --> 134:08.960] Damn start to lose weight, you know a lot of dick facts. He's biracial. You know a lot of dick facts. It's like a dickopedia over here. I got a lot of facts. I'm not biracial.
—[134:08.960 --> 134:17.040] He's biracial. I'm not biracial. Oh. So what's the average of the biracial dick size? You have to average my racial dick size. You have to add them and divide them by 2. You said you
—[134:17.040 --> 134:25.080] know a lot of dick fat. Random. Random. What's the average Mauritius dick size? I don't know. As men, how do y'all know if
—[134:25.080 --> 134:33.220] y'all got a bunch of dick? Like how do you know if you got meat for real? You know how I would gauge it? How these bitches act. Because a lot
—[134:33.220 --> 134:41.420] of women like a lot of dick. You know what I mean? Average women like a lot of dick. I'm old school with it. That's why I don't think homeboys gonna be fucked up in the game
—[134:41.420 --> 134:49.600] when the announcements come out that he got a 3 soda can. He's gonna be fucked up in the game if He got a bad back and he can't keep a bitch cuz he pulled out that big-ass two-liter and
—[134:49.600 --> 134:58.100] motherfuckers go Cuz it like it's in a rubber band. Just tell me you get the biggest remote control man. Go old school with it What
—[134:58.100 --> 135:06.100] to do? What the fuck does that mean? You don't know what's going parts over here Get the oldest remote and do what with it? Look at this, this is how I know. You don't know what it is. It's going parks
—[135:06.100 --> 135:14.160] over here. Oh, like, oh, line it up with the remote. Back when we had DirecTV, a remote's a tiny now, right? We ain't talking about the Apple
—[135:14.160 --> 135:22.220] TV. Oh, we got it's own remote. She ain't talking about the Roku shit. You still got the Fire Stick, too. Apple TV. Yo, yo, yo. You
—[135:22.220 --> 135:30.400] know how I know, y'all, Because I started a firestorm just by saying I heard 1 of y'all had a big dick and they went crazy online. You know
—[135:30.400 --> 135:38.940] who they think it is. I'll give you a hint. The person with the smallest medulla in here, like
—[135:38.940 --> 135:47.160] on his shoulders. The 1 with the taller head, adult shoulder combo. May or may not be the smartest
—[135:47.160 --> 135:55.440] nigga up here. That's who they think it is, ain't that something? That's peace. That's peace. Like it's forums
—[135:55.460 --> 136:03.620] about who they think it is. Yeah, I got tagged in 1 of them. They think it's him. That's peace. Let's get you from Philly, and they assume that, you
—[136:03.820 --> 136:13.280] know. I was not talking about my mom. What you think about this? No, I'm okay about this, I'm laughing. I thought you were talking about Ishin too. She said Tiny Head. Pause,
—[136:13.280 --> 136:21.760] somehow. Yeah, that's fine, we'll pass pause. No, but that's so funny though, you would think, and then not to mention, every man. You talking about you big dog?
—[136:21.940 --> 136:30.540] You what? Every man doesn't want. That ain't never. Hold on, Mona, let me read your fly. He said that because he was there with you Look at the money title wasn't him I'm
—[136:30.540 --> 136:38.640] trying to figure out what you're talking about Yeah nigga, brown jeans for nothing HAHAHAHAHA Brown wash I
—[136:38.700 --> 136:46.760] ain't never heard no complaints, man. Oh, man. That's all I have. I've never heard no complaints. I think that's such a pressure. You gotta work, though. Because that's what the girls at the mall do. You say I gotta do what?
—[136:46.760 --> 136:54.760] That's what the girls at. So I gotta shoot up? Is that it, gotta shoot up? You gotta shoot at different rims. You know what's the funny part? I shoot at a lot of
—[136:54.760 --> 137:02.800] rims. I just don't disclose the courts that I always play on. Just cause you don't see the courts I play on. Maybe you should consider that I played on the same
—[137:02.800 --> 137:10.920] courts as all of y'all and you average 30 and I and I average I just don't feel like I have to talk about it as much as you niggas I am shit
—[137:11.880 --> 137:19.920] Talk to that nigga Some niggas get their kicks off of spreading their shit around. I don't get my kicks off Sometimes it's better just to tuck it in. I wouldn't dap you up, but I don't know what the fuck you
—[137:19.920 --> 137:28.120] talking about. I played Jordan before. You in some of them. 1 on 1? Or you was Jordan? No, no, no, no.
—[137:28.260 --> 137:36.400] No, no. You said I played Jordan. I played on the court with some Jordans. Ah. Hell, Joan. Hey, ah! Hey, ah! Hey, ah! Sent them
—[137:36.400 --> 137:44.480] home. So you've played on the court with against Jordan before not regularly? No no no. Cliff Levin.
—[137:44.480 --> 137:52.620] No how about that no because I don't get a kick off of having to say that I play on those courts. I just play. I'm pretty good at it. Or whatever court you like. On
—[137:52.620 --> 138:00.640] whatever court I decide to play. Just show up. It's game day whenever it's game day. It is. Yeah. It is, look at me. Look nigga. Yo,
—[138:00.640 --> 138:08.760] leave me alone. You know what's funny? Nigga be saying that, but niggas love playing easy competition. No, now I'm shooting at you, nigga. You like to
—[138:08.760 --> 138:16.920] play an easy competition, nigga. That's what you like to do. Don't play with me up here, nigga. Oh, that nigga said you in a G. Fuck out of here. Ali Fennis.
—[138:17.160 --> 138:26.720] Ali Fennis. Oh, dang. Hey, he's right. I don't know what to do with myself. What you want from me? All
—[138:26.720 --> 138:34.860] right, big moment. Look at big moment. The skinnier this nigga, get the lighter he get. Lighter? Light skin. Lighter and lighter. More
—[138:34.860 --> 138:43.040] freckles on his face. I got 1 week, maybe 2 more. He's withering away in front of me I'm watching his eyes roll a little bit like he
—[138:43.060 --> 138:51.160] are we doing school? Somebody check this nigga blood pressure. Does it help curve other shit? Not just the eating, it helps curve like everything.
—[138:51.360 --> 138:59.740] Really? Yeah. And I'm curved up. Oh, Martin. Thank God. Oh my fucking God. Clock it. That was a curve.
—[138:59.760 --> 139:07.793] What does that mean? It don't mean nothing, it's what the young people say is just a little funny little fad. It means something.
—[139:07.793 --> 139:16.040] And it's done by women with a gay man. It means something. It literally just means clock it. It's almost like a round of applause, a tiny, like the smallest
—[139:16.040 --> 139:25.640] violin. It's the smallest round of applause, that's it. That's right. But it's popularly used by women and homosexuals. Well
—[139:25.640 --> 139:33.660] you see who know what it mean. I don't know nothing. Listen, back to Mr. Soda Can, If
—[139:33.660 --> 139:42.780] you might could get me his information. Just want to say hi to him. This is my brother's school. I want to see the motherfucker. You was talking about forums. Just
—[139:42.780 --> 139:50.800] now, right? About people being on forums. And the person you assinuated that was on the forum, he's actually still on forums right now. What's
—[139:50.800 --> 139:59.240] forums? Forums. Oh forums. Yeah, you know, you know I got that shit. What you got? I can't pronounce words all the way. Dyslexia? No,
—[139:59.240 --> 140:07.340] it's not, a little bit. Okay. But it's like something happens with my lips when I try to say the word all the way out, it don't- Do you have
—[140:07.340 --> 140:15.340] a list? Maybe a little bit. Got the kool. I knew you was going to say it, yo. Hola, ¿tú me estás? Are you bilingual? I was waiting to say it. You are Puerto Rican. Wepa, those
—[140:15.340 --> 140:24.180] quince, digga. I don't know. Are we done talking about soda can? I
—[140:24.180 --> 140:32.620] was trying to talk about- I think we covered it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We took care of it. I was trying to talk about Marc and his bullshit that was happening online, but- Okay, can we promise to keep up with that
—[140:32.620 --> 140:40.760] to see who wins in court because I'm really interested to see if does he win The settlement $75, 000 Let's keep up with it. Yeah, no the open
—[140:40.760 --> 140:49.280] forum It was just tick-tock and I think maybe Twitter but it was really like baby viral the conversation about y'all penises Okay,
—[140:49.280 --> 140:59.520] I say some parks votes no votes for you a lot of votes for him and I think that's it really. So
—[140:59.520 --> 141:07.940] my question with us talking about the forums now, was gonna be at some point, plus we talked about votes. Are you ever going to really disclose who
—[141:07.940 --> 141:16.060] you keep insinuating? Because now people just assume that you're talking about yourself. No, I don't know what. And it was a lot, it was a lot going on. He insinuates
—[141:16.120 --> 141:24.280] that somebody up here that's what it was from it So he keeps saying that this is what happened really voted for Trump someone up here on the couches Not just
—[141:24.280 --> 141:32.960] that works for the company. No, so someone did and I'm gonna leave it there because it's not for me to say And it wasn't me obviously wasn't me Who?
—[141:33.360 --> 141:41.600] Off-topic man flip easy see there you go, flip don't even vote. That's worse. You didn't make no fucking point.
—[141:41.600 --> 141:49.640] So that plays into the idea that anybody but Trump. And what I'm saying is that I would rather have Trump be president for 4 years and build a real left-wing
—[141:49.640 --> 142:03.940] movement that can get us what we deserve as a People then to let Hillary be president and we stay locked in the same space That
—[142:03.940 --> 142:13.100] was 2016 and I was it was in me explaining why I voted for the Green Party. I was well, I voted for Jill Stein and What
—[142:13.100 --> 142:21.500] envy? Said to me was oh this explains the mall shit And
—[142:21.500 --> 142:32.980] the trocha in 1 fell swoop mystery is soft Anybody
—[142:32.980 --> 142:41.040] but Trump and what I'm Independent is new powerful right? But again, so that plays into the idea that anybody but Trump and what I'm independent is more powerful, right? But again, so that plays into the idea that anybody but Trump and what I'm
—[142:41.040 --> 142:49.240] saying is that I would rather have Trump be president For 4 years and build a real left-wing movement that can get us what we deserve as a people, then to
—[142:49.240 --> 142:57.620] let Hillary be president and we stay locked in the same space. I would rather not have Donald Trump be president. I don't know about you. I don't know why you look so different to
—[142:57.620 --> 143:05.660] me then. What's the long time ago? Hair line. Yeah, but you still look real young. It's something else. It's still my 10 years ago. That was my turn. You hear somebody got big dick, now they lit all of a sudden. He the same
—[143:05.660 --> 143:13.680] nigga. Oh my God. He the same nigga. Same OG. He's not the person that they said the big dick. I'm about to just give it up. You already told
—[143:13.680 --> 143:21.720] me. Yeah, these cliffhangers. I don't want to embarrass him. Brother Mark, I see they're giving you a hard time It's a very small group
—[143:21.720 --> 143:29.880] people who 1 don't understand context and 2 don't look at dates Even if what they were saying were true, right?
—[143:29.880 --> 143:38.060] Even if they even if they were saying that that was my argument for voting for Trump, which it wasn't, that would have been in 2016. But you didn't say this election, you just said somebody
—[143:38.060 --> 143:46.160] up here voted for Trump, which that still could be. No, no, in this election. Oh, okay, okay. Why are we deflecting? Add us some more. Who fucking did it? So if it wasn't Flip, it was Corey. Well, that's not the deflection we've been talking
—[143:46.160 --> 143:54.280] about. I think the conversation was actually about this. I think the confusion is people not looking at the context. I was on the Breakfast
—[143:54.280 --> 144:02.460] Club explaining why I was voting for the Green Party. Every year or 2, this video pops back up on some like, aha, we got you, it's a smoking
—[144:02.460 --> 144:10.680] gun, it's not smoking. I voted for Jill Stein. Yes, I voted for Jill Stein in 2016. What Envy and them were saying to me was what happens if Trump
—[144:10.680 --> 144:18.740] wins? Now, at that moment, Trump wasn't going to win. At that moment, Trump was still a joke. People weren't even talking about Trump winning. They were talking
—[144:18.740 --> 144:26.820] about how big Hillary's victory was gonna be. So what I was saying, I was explaining a hypothetical and I was saying, I would rather Trump win
—[144:26.820 --> 144:34.920] and we build a real movement than Hillary win and we build nothing. But those aren't the only 2 choices the other option is for Trump to lose and we and we build the movement with Trump Not in the White House and if
—[144:34.920 --> 144:43.000] you watch the rest of the interview or the 1 I did on Vlad Before I stopped going on Vlad. I make that very clear. I advocated very- But you did Vlad? 10
—[144:43.000 --> 144:51.200] years ago. Yeah, and then you decided to not do Vlad anymore? Yeah, I don't do Vlad anymore. You know that means Vlad and I don't even get along right? But this was my anyway,
—[144:51.200 --> 144:59.240] so What I what I said at the time was we should do everything we can to build the Green Party. I'm a lifelong Green Party member. So what
—[144:59.240 --> 145:07.240] that meant for me was vote trading. What that meant for me was strategic balloting. So in other words, as a Green Party member, I want us to get a certain
—[145:07.240 --> 145:15.400] number of votes and a certain percentage of the vote so that we can get the federal funding. You get a certain percentage of the votes, now you get federal funding so you can actually compete in the election and maybe win. So my
—[145:15.400 --> 145:23.420] point is we need, say we need 5% of the vote. I didn't know that. Yeah, if we need 5% of the vote, give me the 5%. How do we get the 5% without Trump getting in
—[145:23.420 --> 145:31.540] the White House? Well, you strategically ballot, meaning, ish, you live in New Jersey. That makes sense. So, oh, you're originally in Virginia though, right? So I wouldn't tell you to vote green in Virginia
—[145:31.540 --> 145:39.940] because it's a purple state, right? But in Texas, vote fucking green. In California, vote green or vote trade.
—[145:40.600 --> 145:48.740] You know, in a state that matters, like switch your vote with somebody who, so like I was in Pennsylvania, so it doesn't matter. Now I'm in New Jersey. So again, it doesn't
—[145:48.740 --> 145:56.840] matter who I vote for. But say I'm a Democrat and you're green. You and me, we'll switch our votes. So I vote for who you want, you vote for who I want so that they still get the votes.
—[145:56.980 --> 146:05.100] Is that attractive in like in swing states and stuff like that? That's why you trade. That's exactly why you trade, right? It's like a double-switching baseball. You can get around the rules by
—[146:05.100 --> 146:13.180] making maneuvers strategically. That's what I was talking about, and that's what I advocated for at the time. But if you take all that and ignore it and only put
—[146:13.180 --> 146:21.240] a clip of me giving this tiny little response to a hypothetical question from an hour and a half interview, then yeah, it'll look
—[146:21.240 --> 146:29.460] like that. You know, exactly what- Well, who you voted for in the last election? I did not vote for Donald Trump. Because you were so quick to say, I voted for Jill Stein
—[146:29.720 --> 146:37.840] in the other 1. But this 1, you have yet to say who you voted for this last election Let's go around and say it. I'm asking you. Yeah, I'll do it if everyone else does it I'm
—[146:37.840 --> 146:46.000] but you let's go. I voted for couple I voted for karma Harris. I voted for karma I voted for Jill Stein. I've never voted before She
—[146:46.000 --> 146:54.360] was on a she's on a ballot. Did you vote for Jill Stein? Oh, I didn't know that Yeah, but people are going around saying I voted for Donald Trump now, which is not true.
—[146:54.480 --> 147:02.600] So who voted for Trump up here? Yeah, that's what I wanna know. You just vote for Jill Stein every time you go in there? I vote for my party the way y'all here vote for your party every time. Let me
—[147:02.600 --> 147:10.660] ask you a question. I may ask you a question. Serious question. Yeah. If there was a... Let me be clear also 1 more thing before I answer that. Had I been in a different state, I may have made
—[147:10.660 --> 147:18.720] a different choice. I am in New Jersey. It does not matter who I vote for anymore. Which is going to be blue Regardless. I understand what you're saying. No, but there's a point for the audience to hear that.
—[147:18.720 --> 147:26.760] No, what you said made sense. I never even considered that. And I didn't know the shit about the federal funding. Let me ask you a question. If a candidate came that
—[147:26.760 --> 147:35.100] resonated with you and that you like what they had to say, right? And they were of a different party, would you vote for them? Because you said you're a lifelong- Green
—[147:35.100 --> 147:43.280] party. Green party member. So if somebody came and you just liked everything that they stood for allegedly and what they had to say, of course you don't know what they're gonna do until they get in the office.
—[147:43.440 --> 147:52.240] But if they said all the good shit, all the right shit, a plan to get aroma coming off of them. Would you vote for them? Maybe, yeah. Okay. I
—[147:52.240 --> 148:00.440] make choices based on the immediate practical question and the ideological question. To give you an example, in 2020, Joe Biden
—[148:00.440 --> 148:08.860] was on the ticket. Before he got the nomination, I endorsed publicly Bernie Sanders because I thought Bernie was the best option to win and
—[148:08.860 --> 148:17.120] he matched my principles. Bernie left without the nomination. The party, she had shitted on him, whatever. So now Joe Biden's running.
—[148:17.620 --> 148:25.680] I had seen 4 years of Donald Trump. The Green Party hadn't done anything to earn my vote, even though I'm a member of the party. I didn't endorse Joe Biden. But you voted
—[148:25.680 --> 148:33.900] for him. But I voted for him. Gotcha, got it. Because I thought that was the best choice that I could make at that moment. No, no, no. You didn't, but I just wanted to- That makes sense. That makes sense. I made the most principled choice
—[148:33.900 --> 148:41.920] I could. You know how you explain it, how you feel like so misunderstood by this footage and stuff. I don't feel misunderstood. That's how I be feeling when people think I'm
—[148:41.920 --> 148:49.940] sensitive. Really? How did he hear you say you felt misunderstood? I don't feel misunderstood. I think the feel misunderstood is almost to be like, just a person. Can I ask you another election
—[148:49.940 --> 148:58.381] question? I don't want to feel like that, but. Can I ask you another election question? Mark. Please get off the election. Mark. Can
—[148:58.381 --> 149:06.460] I ask you another election question? Sure. Who voted for Trump? I can't say, it's not, my word gotta mean something. If people ask me not to say nothing,
—[149:06.460 --> 149:14.580] I can't repeat something, I don't do that. So they asked you not to say nothing? They told me in confidence, they didn't say don't tell nobody, but it was clear they was whispering the shit.
—[149:14.580 --> 149:22.620] It's clear they didn't want me to know, And if they wanted to out themselves, they would by now. Because they here right now listening to us talk about it, they being pussy. I'm not saying anything other than I'm not
—[149:22.620 --> 149:30.860] repeating it. I meant to say on the pain, on the pain, how disappointed I was listening to Stephen A talk about
—[149:30.860 --> 149:38.980] the Minneapolis murder. I didn't hear it bro, please don't say something. I don't fuck with his little head ass cause of shit like that. You lying dog.
—[149:40.000 --> 149:48.240] Like Stephen A, if you confused about why people are saying the things that they say about you. You're lying.
—[149:48.900 --> 149:57.820] Look no further than your Renee Nicole Goodtake which
—[149:57.820 --> 150:07.400] was on a legal side, I understand the guy getting off and
—[150:07.520 --> 150:16.540] them saying self-defense. On the human side, you didn't have to do that. That
—[150:16.540 --> 150:24.760] was his take. I've seen a couple people say something similar to that. Just from a legal standpoint. I think a lot of people feel like that. Yeah, I've seen a couple people say that
—[150:24.760 --> 150:32.780] part. I think that Stephen A now being gassed up to believe that he actually has a future in politics and that's the safe thing for him to say as a
—[150:32.780 --> 150:41.000] politician. Is that the reason why he says all that? I don't think he believes that. I don't think he believes that. I don't think so. I think that history speaks to that.
—[150:41.000 --> 150:49.060] I think that history speaks to when they start talking about legality. All a cop has to say is, yo, I was in danger for my
—[150:49.060 --> 150:57.240] life, oh, I was in danger, and they gonna go scot-free. So now you have to make, Imani be lying saying, yo, you never
—[150:57.240 --> 151:05.560] feared for your life, which we can't legally do. For your life, There was nothing that had your life in any type of danger. But here's the thing, guys. We're not judge
—[151:05.560 --> 151:13.620] or jury. We are the people. So we, the people, know that the mama 3 in the fucking Subaru is not going to gas up and
—[151:13.620 --> 151:21.740] hit him. It doesn't matter that they switch it up. You know what else they say with the police? If the police, I was joking about being a booster earlier, security
—[151:21.740 --> 151:29.840] or the police, if they stop you from stealing and they hurt themselves, that is assault for you, no matter what. Even if they trip on their way to come get you, right? It's a
—[151:29.840 --> 151:37.960] totally normal thing for them to give you assault and put that injury on you. But does that mean it's right? No. I feel like niggas get too caught up
—[151:37.960 --> 151:46.220] in to like being fair. We're the people. But Stephen A Smith gave both sides. He gave a legal side and moral side. It shouldn't be any both sides. We humans, bro. I'm not disagreeing with you.
—[151:46.220 --> 151:54.220] Because it's all good to it's your fucking sister. No, I'm agreeing with you. No, I know you agree. But I'm saying- I'm just being objective. I'm saying that mad people, bro. It's not
—[151:54.220 --> 152:02.260] Stephen A. Smith. Mad people feel like legally that dude is never going to do up. He not even going to get a community service charge. You
—[152:02.260 --> 152:10.640] understand what I'm saying? Based on historically what we've seen. But historically what we've seen if he came in guns and blazes shooting first, he still wouldn't get anything. He's not gonna get anything because
—[152:10.640 --> 152:18.660] the FBI has made it their business to make sure that he doesn't get anything. City officials in
—[152:18.660 --> 152:26.760] Philadelphia, I want to say in New York as well, have made it very clear. You come up here and try that shit. The Philly dudes just said it. You will not have
—[152:26.760 --> 152:34.820] the help of the police here, 1. And if you do it, We are arresting you on the spot. We are trying you. We're not playing with none of your niggas.
—[152:35.100 --> 152:43.320] And that's the kind of police I want to pray for or care about. That's what I was saying earlier. People that stand with their people. But I think they're talking shit. But even with- Oh, I don't.
—[152:43.320 --> 152:51.740] No, I think they mean that. I do not think that that could happen in New York. Let me ask you. I don't think so. No, no. Don't the fed shit supersede
—[152:51.740 --> 152:59.740] the state shit? Not exactly. Oh, because the Philly dude was like, be clear, Trump can't save you because I'm gonna come lock
—[152:59.740 --> 153:07.840] you up fed and state. He can't pardon both. No, right, he can't. He can't pardon state. He can't pardon state. He
—[153:07.840 --> 153:15.860] can't pardon state. So, I don't give a fuck about your boys, but. But there are times when the state could take. The Philly niggas are bad. If it's a national emergency, if it's declared an emergency, but usually The state has to
—[153:15.860 --> 153:24.100] determine it that and then they get the fear that's if the state National emergency they can't intervene but then the state doesn't have to get out the way and like you said it depends up you get Charged
—[153:24.100 --> 153:32.260] both ways mark. Is it true that because I was listening to I Guess he I'm not sure the old FBI director or something, but he worked with the FBI at
—[153:32.260 --> 153:40.460] a certain point. He was analyzing the video and he was saying that even though, yes, if the person was actually trying to use their vehicle to
—[153:42.240 --> 153:50.340] ram the officer- Yeah, you said it's a weapon. It's a deadly weapon, yeah. Right. But he was also saying if you look at the curvature of the car, the wheel, everything, it's clear
—[153:50.340 --> 153:58.400] that if the ICE agent had space to move himself, that he is still going to be under liable for homicide.
—[153:59.460 --> 154:07.460] Because it wasn't like the wheel was straight towards him. The wheel was to get away from him or to move past. So even people saying legally, if you
—[154:07.460 --> 154:15.560] watch it enough legally, it's showing that the person obviously wasn't trying to hit you. And you're not going to see no streaks on the ground. You're not going to get hit. They said
—[154:15.560 --> 154:23.700] that if you have space to get out of the way of the car, it is against the law for him to have fire. Yes. Also, another question for our sister. Well, let me just answer that first.
—[154:23.700 --> 154:31.920] I want to hear it because I know it's a good question. I just want to be clear. When there's a different standard though for officers, right? In the law, there's the reasonable, what they call the reasonable man
—[154:31.920 --> 154:40.040] standard, which you invoke, right? What would a reasonable person do under these circumstances? That's what the juror is supposed to make a determination about. What would a reasonable person do? If I saw
—[154:40.040 --> 154:48.260] that car coming, what would a reasonable person think? What would a reasonable person respond? But police officers are held to what's also called the reasonable cop standard, Which
—[154:48.260 --> 154:56.440] is what would a cop do under these circumstances? Which actually gives the cop not less threshold, which you would think, because you're trained for this, but actually gives them more. So a police officer
—[154:56.460 --> 155:04.540] can say, yeah, but he might have swerved back. Yeah, they're looting me, right? I'm not an average person. I have reason to believe they were trying to kill me. Now how that plays out for an ICE
—[155:04.540 --> 155:12.540] agent versus a normal street cop, which is what that's for, I think is an interesting question. That's outside of my expertise, but that's 1 of the questions that we gotta think about. But she was an American
—[155:12.540 --> 155:20.860] citizen and she wasn't breaking any laws. Unless she's using the car to attack a cop. And she wasn't really trying to evade him. If I was in an evasive mode,
—[155:20.860 --> 155:28.960] I wouldn't have let all these other people go by. Is there obstruction of justice? And if she wanted to attack the cop, then she wouldn't have been waving them through before they stopped. No, not waving them.
—[155:29.160 --> 155:37.380] She rolled her window down, the dude has seen more footage has come out. The actual cop that shot her, he has his cell phone up and she talking shit
—[155:37.380 --> 155:45.440] to him. And she like, yeah, go ahead, get my license plate. It ain't gonna change, it's gonna be the same next week. So he walks around her car and her girlfriend is on the
—[155:45.440 --> 155:54.460] other side. Her wife. My Wife, pardon me. And they talking shit. So then the wife goes to get in the car and it's almost like, yo, Woody
—[155:54.460 --> 156:02.560] talking shit to Imani. Imani gets up now and punch him in the face. It was almost like that. Like, yo, I'm tired of you talking shit. You know how cops would be talking shit to you? Almost like that's
—[156:02.560 --> 156:10.760] what the fuck it was. I'm not comparing the shooting to the punching in the face. So what I'm saying is I'm talking shit and based on my talking
—[156:10.760 --> 156:18.900] shit, now you go to arrest me. You didn't want to arrest me for nothing else other than talking shit to you. Cause I'm not sure how accurate it is. They were saying that, and
—[156:18.900 --> 156:27.040] I'm not sure if there's an obstruction of justice law that can be put in place with ICE agents, whatever, but they were saying that she was trying to alert
—[156:27.040 --> 156:35.040] people in the neighborhood and blocking off so that they couldn't get to the other people. That's what they were saying. Like she was in the, I'm not rolling.
—[156:35.380 --> 156:43.680] I'm not rolling with that. I'm not rolling with that. So I'll say whatever to try to. This is the question I had, Mr. Doctor, excuse me, Doctor. Reverend is fine. It's crazy.
—[156:43.680 --> 156:52.020] Reverend Doctor, Reverend Doctor, Your Highness. 1 of the things that was the most frightening for me about the big, beautiful bill
—[156:52.280 --> 157:00.440] was the fact that the police, they don't have to get in trouble anymore and they don't have... The immunity, yeah. Like they're immune, so The ICE
—[157:00.440 --> 157:08.620] agents would be in a similar, or no. Again, it depends on how, are ICE agents considered law enforcement or considered military? I don't know the answer to that. It's an answerable
—[157:08.620 --> 157:16.720] question, I don't know the answer, but that would play a part. But either way, they're gonna get- We're fucked. Yeah, because Trump is, they're federal, So either way Trump is gonna Trump is gonna
—[157:16.720 --> 157:25.400] give them everybody in here knows that according to the big beautiful bill State trooper fuck you in ass walking here right now Blow
—[157:25.400 --> 157:33.440] me the fuck away y'all can march all y'all want this niggas not getting in trouble He had a body warm for me. He saw this FUPA and
—[157:33.440 --> 157:41.800] thought it was an AK-47. Soft and loving as this FUPA is, he says this shit looks like a fucking
—[157:41.800 --> 157:49.820] AK-47 and that's it. Could you imagine, Imani, a fucking police officer taking your family member and not only can you not call the
—[157:49.820 --> 157:57.980] police, right, ain't no protest, ain't no going to jail, it ain't no fake march, it ain't no settlement to get. This nigga is
—[157:57.980 --> 158:06.140] immune. That's what niggas voted for. So let me, Mark, I looked it up. ICE agents are a component of the Department of Homeland
—[158:06.140 --> 158:14.240] Security. They are civilian federal law enforcement officers. Okay. So then, yeah. They are sworn officers with arrest authority, authorized
—[158:14.240 --> 158:22.240] to carry firearms, able to execute warrants, make arrests, and conduct investigations. They are legally comparable to FBI agents, DEA agents, and
—[158:22.240 --> 158:30.260] ATF agents. They are not military, not part of the armed forces, do not fall under the Department of Defense, excuse me, and they
—[158:30.260 --> 158:38.360] are not local slash state police. So they're not nobody. They're nobody niggas that get a special PADS badge
—[158:38.380 --> 158:46.860] and a kill license. It's a special ops team to go in there and just be on bullshit. The fact that they're civilian is just,
—[158:47.360 --> 158:55.740] there's no way you train them for this. Bro, a lot of these niggas was unemployed when this shit started. That's what the fuck we talk, niggas in the basement. It sound like niggas getting their shit off.
—[158:56.500 --> 159:04.900] Is this a way of having like, Legal clan? Like martial law damn near to some degree. Like, in parallelism. Not
—[159:04.900 --> 159:13.160] even. No. This is a way of getting motherfuckers that think like me, that we don't have to put them through the training or the academy, we just arm
—[159:13.160 --> 159:21.240] y'all, because we all on the same page, and y'all go do my dirty work. I'm talking about the action, the action that's being carried out. Well, we're seeing that and certainly in some of these states, I mean, even outside
—[159:21.240 --> 159:29.300] of the ice piece, I mean, the ice piece of it, I mean, since Trump's been back in office, in Chicago and DC, you know, in they're threatening other states, we're seeing
—[159:29.300 --> 159:37.380] basically a militarized occupation happening in our states. And you combine that with what you were talking about earlier, Joe, which was those 5 cities that are attacked or
—[159:37.380 --> 159:45.380] being sort of drained of resources, you know, welfare resources, et cetera, because they might go to illegal
—[159:45.380 --> 159:53.820] people. There's a whole way that the most vulnerable people in this country are being assaulted both in every way economically, militarily,
—[159:53.920 --> 160:02.340] everything. It's just fascist shit. And it's embarrassing. Yeah, that's the simplest way to say it. On a global scale it's so embarrassing. We look so primitive. We look like cavemen.
—[160:02.780 --> 160:11.260] Like people other places They really look at us like filth Oh, so the other fascist states that are kind of popping up across the world, which we get more and more
—[160:13.360 --> 160:21.380] There's a bunch of countries around the world with extremely conservative borderline fascist states that have been popping up in the past. We're seeing Argentina, we're seeing in Brazil,
—[160:21.380 --> 160:29.420] we're seeing in India, we're seeing in Greece, yeah. The way that fascist shit gets to popping off is they start off by targeting those that society looked
—[160:29.420 --> 160:37.740] down on. So, all right, now it's like, okay, you're doing a good thing. And then you start rising the power, and the next thing you know, you switch over to your real
—[160:37.740 --> 160:45.900] objective, and it's too late. Anybody read the Diary of Anne Frank? Nobody seen his playbook, like I said? I bewildered the fuck out of me, and
—[160:45.900 --> 160:53.900] it's like, you know, like I wasn't the most studious person, but I But I know that history is important because of these facts
—[160:53.960 --> 161:02.120] the same shit just happens over and over again This shit is nothing new. It's really not like a surprise Like you just wait your turn unless
—[161:02.120 --> 161:10.360] you have you know the right skin or that's what you believe. Because in reality it's not about white no more. Poor white motherfuckers is just as fucked as niggas. They just don't
—[161:10.360 --> 161:18.440] realize it. Because they believe them lies that's fed out. And what's the best lie to believe? I'm better than these losers that I'm stuck here
—[161:18.440 --> 161:26.760] with. That feels good. They my enemy. They taking something from me. Sick, bro. That's the brilliance of fascism. You got a billionaire
—[161:26.760 --> 161:34.900] telling poor people they're taking your money. They're not like us. Like, Mark, I personally believe that to be
—[161:34.900 --> 161:43.040] the president of this country, that you should have had an average American experience. Meaning, if you were driven to school by a driver, I don't think
—[161:43.040 --> 161:51.600] you should be the president. You know who had a rural American upbringing? Obama. He about to be 1. Fucking half black. And Joe Biden. Half
—[161:51.600 --> 161:59.740] white. I don't know much about Joe, you know, sleepy Joe, but I know that Barack's mother worked, you know what I mean? He was
—[161:59.740 --> 162:07.860] home alone because his mom was at fucking work. The dad left. He half white and black. That's some real American shit. We landed in the mulattoes and you
—[162:07.860 --> 162:15.860] at home alone and your mom say don't touch the fucking door, right? Like that is the real American experience. How can anybody run this country or tell you anything
—[162:15.860 --> 162:23.980] about this country, when you come from a place of private school and Benz and shit like that, you have no idea. Or come from a place that your father gave you 1000000 dollars to get you going.
—[162:23.980 --> 162:32.360] Is that the world about that? Listen, when you don't relate to the masses, I don't think you can effectively govern the masses. It's like, And this is my analogy.
—[162:32.780 --> 162:40.880] Me and ICE can't be the president and vice president of a nation of women, because we can't relate to women. You understand what I'm saying? So I don't understand
—[162:40.880 --> 162:49.160] how rich white men can make laws and implement policy and legislation for everybody. When
—[162:49.160 --> 162:57.200] they can't remotely relate to everybody. And so that's why they go on and they start making. I don't know why y'all, it's like y'all bought the
—[162:57.200 --> 163:05.320] dream. No, no, no, I'm saying. What you mean y'all? What are you talking about? Can I just say, we were saying America, this is America and this is what America is about? And my
—[163:05.320 --> 163:13.380] only pushback is no, everything that's happening right now from the creation of America is happening. Like this
—[163:13.380 --> 163:21.460] is what America has been built off of. Now, as far as the infrastructure, the infrastructure is being built
—[163:21.460 --> 163:29.620] off the backs of immigrants, as far as the labor and all that. But as far as the laws, as far as who controls everything. That's not what we were just talking about. We were just talking
—[163:29.620 --> 163:37.660] about the person here. I don't know what you're responding to. I'm responding to y'all saying that this is America. America is this. No, no, they're saying it's
—[163:37.660 --> 163:46.000] sure. What we were saying was we feel like the leader of this nation should, he said be able to relate, but what I said is you should have lived in American
—[163:46.000 --> 163:54.180] experience. Being that only 1% of this country has that rich ass driver type of situation, savings, your parents have
—[163:54.180 --> 164:02.300] millions, that's 1%. 99% of us are broke as shit and only 1% of us have the most. I think that that's the worst case scenario as the person
—[164:02.300 --> 164:10.340] that run the country. That has nothing to do with how we started or not. Can I just ask you a question though about that? This don't make sense. All of us up here are either in the 1% or we'll be.
—[164:10.340 --> 164:18.760] We are not in the 1%. No. Shit. 1 person up here is in the 1%. Although it's only 1 nigga in here in the 1%. And if we all took him down, maybe we get a piece of it.
—[164:19.620 --> 164:27.720] My point doesn't hinge on how many of us in the 1%. But my point is... Yeah, but we should stop letting y'all deny the fact that y'all in the 1%. We're not in the 1%.
—[164:27.720 --> 164:35.910] How much you can make to be in the 1%? What the fuck are y'all talking about? Are we saying world or country? United States. Are y'all being funny about us being in the 1%? To be in the 1% of the United States you have to make between $700 and $800,
—[164:35.910 --> 164:44.960] 000 I am not in the 1% Fine fine fine fine I didn't realize your lives were that dire You motherfuckers Apologize
—[164:45.160 --> 164:53.200] and cut that shit out That's why I'm on the flyers Y'all missing my anyway Yo we had to prove the fact that we low income. Cut that out. Hey,
—[164:53.200 --> 165:01.560] Papi, cut that out, Papi. Papi. Look, my point, what I said was, though, we either end 1% or we'll be, again. Uh-huh.
—[165:01.980 --> 165:10.460] High hopes, nigga. My point is, by the standards you all are setting, none of our, you would be saying none of our children should ever be president. Are y'all really comfortable with that as the outcome?
—[165:10.600 --> 165:18.860] Cause I think there's a way that a lot of us would believe that we could raise children in a way that would make them able to understand. Y'all were just saying that people make too much in the 1%
—[165:18.860 --> 165:26.920] shouldn't be president. I'm saying, well, that would probably exclude our children too. Listen. I was headed somewhere else. I wasn't even finished what I was saying.
—[165:26.920 --> 165:35.280] I apologize. No, not you. Not on you. No, no, no. I was saying that That's why when you start talking politics, I don't really fuck with the Republican Party
—[165:35.280 --> 165:43.280] as much as the Democrats, even though both of them be on bullshit, the Democratic Party is more inclusive. So you have Democratic congressmen,
—[165:43.440 --> 165:51.780] you have Democratic people in the House and in the Senate that kind of have a different life experience. You have Muslims, you have homosexuals, you
—[165:51.780 --> 165:59.840] have Hispanics, you have black people. It's crazy. What? Nothing. Go ahead. Go ahead. So when you start making
—[165:59.840 --> 166:08.100] laws, you're making laws for a bunch of different people. You understand what I'm saying? You're not just making laws for white men. I disagree. I
—[166:08.100 --> 166:16.120] think all these motherfuckers is making laws for the businesses that put them in position to make these laws. You know that? That's all of them playing that game. I think most of the laws,
—[166:16.120 --> 166:24.221] yeah, but there's some other laws that directly benefit other minority groups of people that have been put in place. Who? Where? What laws
—[166:24.221 --> 166:32.673] have been put in place? There's laws that have been put in place for homosexuals. There's laws that have been put in place for black people. I think Trump undid all of them. We lost our minority, Joan. What
—[166:32.927 --> 166:40.940] I'm saying is in Congress, they voted on stuff that had other people's interests at heart. You got the music, yo.
—[166:43.520 --> 166:51.660] All right. Which music? Elm. Let's get the fuck off this topic music. That new Chris Brown got a remix. They want us to shut the
—[166:51.660 --> 166:59.880] fuck up. No, no, not y'all. I think us. I think a lot of what we say just comes from... You want to say that after your little face get red, you get your motherfucker pointed across, nigga.
—[167:00.320 --> 167:09.880] Fuck out of here. This face been red since your girl called. Yeah, that's a fact Somebody's gonna be ready He
—[167:09.880 --> 167:18.640] gonna be ready Yo They've been crazy man. Yeah,
—[167:18.760 --> 167:27.020] just killer right He's out of gas He's full of gas That's what happened when you don't eat
—[167:29.140 --> 167:37.900] Little piece of salad this joke the fifth week The least bit hungry new At
—[167:37.900 --> 167:45.900] all I could sit here for another 7 hours and pop. And not be hungry at all. This nigga's lips not even chat. And your body's just burning fat. Yeah, I'm
—[167:45.900 --> 167:54.060] dead, I said. And some muscle, though. That's the only problem. And he only blinked like 3 times a minute. I mean, that's true Oh shit, you already were your shoulders did
—[167:54.060 --> 168:05.000] get a little But
—[168:05.000 --> 168:13.160] no your body just be a fat burn. You still working out though. You ain't taking no food in. Yeah. How the fuck you gonna work out with no gas? You gonna be weak though. I know
—[168:13.160 --> 168:21.400] y'all don't watch none of the fucking psycho killer shows that I watch. But again, I keep talking about the same 1 on HBO or Channel ID, American
—[168:21.420 --> 168:29.420] Monster. It's appropriately titled, Any Story You Clicked. It's like 13 seasons. Any story
—[168:29.420 --> 168:37.620] you click is all the worst shit in the world. So I'm on the current season. Every story in the current season. All 13 seasons.
—[168:38.080 --> 168:46.100] On the current season, it's called I'm My Brother's Keeper. Yeah, I'm watching it now. This nigga killed the shit out of his brother. I
—[168:46.100 --> 168:54.200] mean, cold blood. So why that bring you up when you said you gonna shoot me? Nigga, you shoot me, I'm gonna shoot you back, bitch. That's what you talking about. If you can. I'm
—[168:54.200 --> 169:02.420] gonna wake up and shoot your ass. Yo, you kill me, I'm gonna kill you back, nigga. Niggas don't know how death works. No, look, you kill me, look, look, look.
—[169:02.420 --> 169:10.440] You don't know how death works. You ever see that movie, nigga? You kill me, I kill you right back. Yeah, I'm gonna kill your ass back. I'm gonna shoot you from so far away, nigga. I'm
—[169:10.440 --> 169:18.780] gonna be in the building. I'm good. I'm gonna be in the building way over there. I'm good. Stop playing. Y'all think it's funny, we never heard nothing about a homeboy
—[169:18.780 --> 169:26.900] that tried to shoot Trump. Uh-uh. At all. You won't. Crazy. Or other homeboy. Y'all know what the strangest thing about that was?
—[169:27.120 --> 169:35.280] His fucking parents was at the market the next day with a full cart. Did that make sense? Would you go grocery shopping after your son did some shit like that? If you got
—[169:35.280 --> 169:43.300] paid you would. I don't know. I don't believe that. I mean was I hungry? What's in the fridge? Junior was getting in trouble his whole life. This ain't nothing but popcorn. I told that boy to get
—[169:43.300 --> 169:51.400] his life together. They was supposed to be this small town, God loving couple with 1 child. And that was the bad thing all over the
—[169:51.400 --> 169:59.600] news. And you know what else? The whole the fucking everybody in the street say, yo, who's that climbing up there? Like, it's just it's we all know that was bullshit, right?
—[170:00.400 --> 170:08.400] No, nigga, they got the cops talking about, yo, yeah, we have a person on the building. Yeah, the only thing that made that a little bit believable, I guess, is because the
—[170:08.400 --> 170:16.640] firefighter got murdered. Because it was somebody else passing. That was in, yeah, that was on the bleachers. Yes, but Where's his family? Where the interviews
—[170:16.640 --> 170:26.280] they've done? Charlie Kirk wife ain't sat the fuck down yet. That bitch do an interview twice a day. Make it look real. Since
—[170:26.280 --> 170:35.080] we already in the mood, I figured I just wanted to do this personally if it's okay. Since we already kind of in that mood of speaking about whatever is
—[170:35.080 --> 170:43.260] okay. Yes, you can. How am I gonna know what to say? What the fuck you know? I still have no idea. No, because
—[170:43.260 --> 170:51.720] it's surrounding death. And for me, personally, I wanted to just send my love to someone real quick. You could always do that. My very
—[170:51.720 --> 171:00.060] good friend, manager passed yesterday. I see that. And I just want to send his wife and his
—[171:00.060 --> 171:08.160] business partner and everybody attached some love. My brother Rich, rest in peace, really great guy. Produced sober, produced
—[171:08.800 --> 171:16.880] sideways, like he's been attached to me for quite some time. When my mom was passing and I had to stay in North Carolina, he was the person
—[171:16.880 --> 171:24.920] that was there for me every day. Gave me a place to go chill, get my mind at ease. So him dying
—[171:24.920 --> 171:32.960] was just kind of abrupt and crazy. How are you holding up? Yeah, and somebody asked me that today. I have, I don't know, I think
—[171:32.960 --> 171:41.320] my heart is starting to harden to death in a way where I Try to do more to celebrate in and try to push the message
—[171:41.320 --> 171:49.740] of the person more than kind of Because at this point we're just morning they good Yeah, and he was so like you'll get to it like every day calling me Yo get to it boy
—[171:50.020 --> 171:58.120] what you need even when it comes down to to hear like advice and how I should. So it's it's a lot and I'm starting
—[171:58.120 --> 172:06.120] to get to that point in life where a lot of the important people to me are starting to go. And it's a very interesting transition to make at this point.
—[172:06.220 --> 172:14.340] And they're coming, like it's happening like out of nowhere. So I just want to say my love to his wife Kima and everybody else. Sorry for your loss. I
—[172:14.340 --> 172:22.440] would rather that. I love you too man. Seriously. Yeah for sure. A friend of mine passed away too. I would rather that though. Like people passed away from something
—[172:22.540 --> 172:30.700] natural or whatever for them. I was murdered Yeah, I just I Have a better once they're
—[172:30.700 --> 172:38.800] gone. It's no longer about them at that point. In a selfish way, it's now us dealing with our emotions and how to handle them not being
—[172:38.800 --> 172:46.820] here no more. So I'm just looking at death and losing people a little different from probably most at this point. Especially once you lose your parents,
—[172:47.300 --> 172:55.360] you just deal with Death and loss in a different way. That's real. Yeah, I just think I'm gonna gun violence But yeah, friend of mine was shot like 11 times. I was shocked when
—[172:55.360 --> 173:03.480] he think it's a nice guy really nice guy Not like a street guy nothing, but they said it was a robbery But I think it happened today I can't came to work last week and
—[173:03.480 --> 173:11.780] he wouldn't even let me tell. Yeah. Yeah. It's sad. It's sad. It's snap. R.I.P. Snap since we gave a shout out. R.I.P.
—[173:11.940 --> 173:19.980] Because my friends since. Well rest in peace to you. Rest in peace. Marcus. Yeah. Great guy. All right, I added my dead friend niggas. I didn't know we could do that. I
—[173:19.980 --> 173:29.320] didn't know we could do that. I wasn't in the dead. I didn't know. My friend died first. Yo, you know, bitch, we're in a section on 1 more. My friend died first. Good way though, Joe. Good way. I
—[173:29.320 --> 173:40.020] said good way to like like it was in mine was more negative Quick
—[173:40.020 --> 173:48.200] question for you during Barack's During
—[173:48.200 --> 173:56.220] Barack's presidency I think it's a joke. We've got to be potting overnight because this nigga don't eat. He
—[173:56.220 --> 174:04.300] don't have shit to do, he not hungry. He can't doodoo in here. He want to pot too much, this nigga not doodooing, he not eating. He's not getting a good doodooing at all. No, for
—[174:04.300 --> 174:12.900] real, because a lot of people say they had a problem with how Barack ran, but Yo, what is, can you do this, Mike? When I think about it, I think we should unpack it. Let's
—[174:12.900 --> 174:21.260] get to it. I'll start with the first term. You talking to be radical, look. I can talk about the first presidency or the double back Patroni
—[174:24.680 --> 174:36.800] Patroni look at Mona Bell Your time Ish
—[174:36.800 --> 174:44.840] before we go you knew Mona was gonna get a pic of that thing Mona was gonna get a pic If you didn't know, I
—[174:44.840 --> 174:52.860] should have told her We picked up a pic of what thing? Of him how? She hit the homies in the
—[174:52.860 --> 175:00.920] hood. Yo, who got that? Who got dingaling picks? Somebody got it. Send that through. Yo, you got dingaling picks? Everybody at home, I'm like you. For the perchy?
—[175:00.960 --> 175:09.220] I'm not like these elitists in the 1%. I put the buck here. I have a Transpass. It's a Metro card in my pocket. I put out
—[175:09.220 --> 175:17.520] my laptop that I got for $75 on Cyber Monday, and these niggas laughed at me. Even the white 1. They laughed. I did not. Even the white 1 is crazy.
—[175:17.520 --> 175:25.740] Perks like, come on, do better. 2 weeks. Hungry, saw my man hung this shit up there. And guess what? And y'all talking about, cause you know what they say, oh
—[175:25.740 --> 175:34.220] yeah, I guess Joe, I can't even post a cheesesteak right, motherfuckers. Oh, I see Joey paying you. That's prime rib cheesesteak. That's sesame seed buns. Wagoo.
—[175:34.780 --> 175:43.340] It's bullshit. It's bullshit. I had to call my guy. I bought this Shit under a subway bridge This motherfucker stolen.
—[175:43.860 --> 175:52.260] Yeah Mona, Mona. You can't say that. Cut that out. She's such a hood bugger. I got this bitch half off, nigga,
—[175:52.480 --> 176:00.760] and I know where they at. D and me. All right, before we go, tell Imani he's the 1 that's holding so he can relax anytime you bring it up. It was Joe Biden.
—[176:01.840 --> 176:12.600] You know what? I know I'm a dude I know I'm a dude I got you it was Joe it was Joe guys leaker pick yo it was Joe guys such a great day can
—[176:12.600 --> 176:20.660] I tell y'all a secret why are you making she about to pull a picture up oh it's been such a good day great How far is
—[176:20.660 --> 176:29.020] New Brunswick from here? Oh, shit. 35 minutes, 40 minutes. I got a show on New Brunswick on the 18th. Get your tickets. Oh, yeah, I'm out there for that.
—[176:29.040 --> 176:37.100] 18th? Yeah. 18th, I think I'm busy. That's a Sunday, huh? Valley Forge Casino, I don't give a fuck. This month? This month?
—[176:37.840 --> 176:46.000] March. January 18th. January 18th. January 18th. January 18th, meet me at New Brunswick. How many months they think you need to sell out? And
—[176:46.000 --> 176:54.140] it ain't no motherfuckin' VIP seat nor a leader seat. It's only Breger. Is it January or March? Is it January 18th in New Brunswick?
—[176:54.140 --> 177:02.200] Okay. They gonna have a better set up for me to sit than I've seen at, all right. Yo. What time the show start? They gonna find a section or
—[177:02.200 --> 177:10.440] something for me to sit down in because on the 28th I'm in Baltimore. What you say the 18th? What time is your start in New Brunswick? It's all in my link tree I'll check it out. Okay, you see on the 15th,
—[177:10.440 --> 177:18.900] and I'm at the Valley Forge casino You and DC on a 15th a couple of days another day. I'm after 5 percent You forget what you want.
—[177:18.920 --> 177:27.320] Hold on now at the end of the day get these tickets. Keep me off OnlyFans. Love y'all. Hey, the hoes is ridiculous.
—[177:28.080 --> 177:36.340] The niggas got soda cans for dicks. Pimps up, hoes down. Free the fucking gels. RIP many, many people, nigga.
—[177:37.940 --> 177:46.320] How was that? That's it. You did it. If I can't do the music, I can't do the accent. No, I think that was good. I think you bodied it. That was it. You did that.
—[177:46.320 --> 177:54.580] That was it. You did that. That was good. We did it. We did it. All right. Love y'all. This was such a great day. Girl you know you gotta body yada yada. Man you shot with the love ring. Girl you know you gotta body yada yada.
—[177:54.640 --> 178:02.720] Girl you know you gotta body yada. Oh shit, all right see. I can't wait to get you home with me. Girl.
—[178:02.720 --> 178:04.680] You know you gotta buy why you dance
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