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— [100:03.060 --> 100:12.340] How do you feel? I don't think so. I've had too many friends incarcerated. I don't think I could do it. I wouldn't want to push

— [100:12.340 --> 100:20.660] an initiative. It depends on the capacity. You've had too many friends incarcerated to feel comfortable investing in a prison?

— [100:20.660 --> 100:29.240] Yes. Okay. You were saying, I'm sorry. I would need more details. Like,

— [100:30.340 --> 100:38.360] like I'm a builder, right? So if I got money to build a jail, would I build it? I would look at it like it was any other federal building. I

— [100:38.360 --> 100:46.360] would build it. But if I had to invest in the jail system, it's a different thing. Like, If I had to put my money

— [100:46.360 --> 100:54.660] in jails and get a continuous return on my money, I would say no, because again, that's feeding the incentive to keep these jails profitable. And

— [100:54.660 --> 101:02.800] by keeping these jails profitable, it's black and brown people that have to keep them profitable. And building it a part of that, though? No, you build in a structure.

— [101:02.860 --> 101:11.080] Yeah, but you know what this, it ain't like I'm building a structure. You know what it's gonna be. Let me give you an example. Rikers Island, they're trying to shut Rikers Island down. If you go to Rikers

— [101:11.080 --> 101:19.240] Island, bro, that shit is fucked up. So they're trying to find a- Take your word, I'm not going. No, I'm just saying, they're trying to find a

— [101:19.240 --> 101:27.380] place. Jail is inevitable. We need a jail system in New York. I mean jail in New York. So they're trying to find a place to build a new jail.

— [101:27.380 --> 101:35.560] They don't have a place to put it. Like they were talking about putting it downtown in Chinatown. So a jail is

— [101:35.560 --> 101:44.020] needed. Multiple jails to house all of these people in it. That's why they was, fuck, I'm gonna deviate real quick.

— [101:44.240 --> 101:52.260] Peewee Kirkland, we know Peewee Kirkland. Peewee Kirkland sat with this author, I forgot his name, amazing book, like everybody in here. If I find the name of the

— [101:52.260 --> 102:00.340] book, I'll post it. I want to fight. They're going to jump. I'm about to tell you, I'm gonna find the name of the book. I'm gonna find it, right? And basically, the dude said that in upstate New

— [102:00.340 --> 102:08.340] York, where all the jails are, it was like bullshit land. It was like barren land. And so what happened was when they started to build these jails, you

— [102:08.340 --> 102:16.420] are now creating an ecosystem that's dependent upon the jails. You're gonna put gas stations, you're gonna put wah-wahs, you're gonna put new

— [102:16.420 --> 102:24.640] townhouses, You're gonna put all of this shit that's gonna bring all of these people to the jail. So now the people in that town are definitely gonna vote a certain way because those

— [102:24.640 --> 102:32.900] people are feeding them. Now we're gonna vote for another jail over here and another jail over here and another jail over there. That's why they were saying that most of the jails in New York,

— [102:32.900 --> 102:41.060] they'd be upstate because that'd be like, they voting for that shit, right? So I wouldn't want to be a part of that. You're talking about Michelle

— [102:41.080 --> 102:49.920] Alexander and the book is The New Jim Crow? No. I got the new Jim Crow though, but it's not that 1. But so

— [102:49.920 --> 102:57.980] if I had to be a part of that, no. Wasn't the book we was talking about. I wouldn't want to be a part of none of that. I wouldn't want to be a part of

— [102:57.980 --> 103:06.500] none of that. Me building a building is something different than me investing in something that's given me a return over and over and over again. I don't want that to happen. Is

— [103:06.500 --> 103:14.880] there anybody here that would, I guess? Imani. You would? Just being honest here. Yeah, yeah, I would.

— [103:16.100 --> 103:24.280] Don't get me wrong. I know we, society and our hood shit tells us we're supposed to say, I don't wish jail on no nigga and I don't

— [103:24.280 --> 103:32.300] wish jail on someone that should not be there, but there's some niggas that need to go sit. I'm saying some

— [103:32.300 --> 103:40.320] niggas don't need to be in the street roaming free. Some niggas are a menace to society. And if there's a place that we can house

— [103:40.320 --> 103:48.340] some of these crazy niggas, I mean, put them there. I'm sorry. It sounds fucked up to say at this age. That's not fucked up. Well, most people are going

— [103:48.340 --> 103:56.340] to think that that's fucked up to say, and it's not me wishing, but we need a place for niggas to go sit their ass down when they don't know how to fucking act.

— [103:58.780 --> 104:06.820] Now for me to want to, I won't be able to sit here and he knows the in and out. You let Cor down. I mean, that's fine. I

— [104:06.820 --> 104:14.840] mean, listen, I had a brother who did 16 years. Guess what? My brother said, yeah, I was bugging. I should have sat my ass the fuck down. Like sometimes it's a part of

— [104:14.840 --> 104:22.860] the growth of knowing you was out here in the street being a fucking menace. So yeah. That was kind of my take. That's why I kind of

— [104:22.860 --> 104:30.880] didn't say anything at first. I mean, we all know people that's been locked up, but I don't want to say deserved it, but a lot of them did

— [104:30.880 --> 104:38.900] the things that landed them there. And we gotta have a prison somewhere. I absolutely would, I'm not gonna hold you. And I'm not saying to try

— [104:38.900 --> 104:47.140] to sell my people out or nothing, but I mean, there are some people, don't get me wrong. There are a lot of

— [104:48.240 --> 104:56.480] wrongfully incarcerated folks there. But there are a lot of rightfully incarcerated folks there as well. For sure. History shows that there will be probably, it

— [104:56.480 --> 105:04.840] would be too many people wrongfully, maybe not legally, but morally incarcerated for me to be okay with it. And again, I'm gonna pause

— [105:04.940 --> 105:12.960] on that 1. That's why I can't do it. I just go back to it being a revenue stream for you. Right, for it to be a revenue stream for you, we

— [105:12.960 --> 105:21.180] have to keep locking niggas up. And so there is gonna be an incentive, whether morally sound or immorally done, to keep

— [105:21.180 --> 105:29.240] locking people up to make a revenue stream and I can't sleep. Is there a way to be able to have that because now the more you're talking about it, I would

— [105:29.280 --> 105:37.380] have no issue in investing in that but I will also want to do some of the groundwork to make sure that some of the prism systems are handled

— [105:37.380 --> 105:45.620] correctly and some of the laws that are landing innocent people in jail. Like if I'm gonna go ahead and partake in that I want to also be on the side where I'm not

— [105:47.380 --> 105:55.520] ignoring the fact that some people are being taken advantage of. Christie Whitman, I used to be the governor of New Jersey. At 1 point, her husband

— [105:57.080 --> 106:05.100] won the contract and owned the company that all the jail niggas had to buy these sneakers and their sweatsuits and all that shit from. Bro, that's

— [106:05.100 --> 106:13.680] a conflict of interest. If my wife is the governor of this state, and she's basically playing a part in laws, she

— [106:13.680 --> 106:21.740] might not be independently writing the laws. But the legislative branch of government rights laws, she got something to do with it. For your husband to

— [106:21.740 --> 106:29.920] win the bid where all of the because you used to wear your own clothes in like Yardsville, Jamesville, all them gels and jersey, you can't do that. So they stopped it.

— [106:29.920 --> 106:37.940] So They selling you the cold Nikes, like the shit that we don't necessarily wear, but they are selling the cold Nikes for $180, $190. They selling

— [106:37.940 --> 106:46.160] you the sweatsuits, the cheap bullshit sweatsuits. Oh shit, that nigga pointed to your hoodie and said- That's because I said some jail shit. Cory ain't fucking with it. That's what- yeah,

— [106:46.160 --> 106:54.660] they selling you the polyester sweatpants with no pockets, you know what I'm saying, for an exorbitant amount of money. So those businesses are in essence making

— [106:54.660 --> 107:02.720] a shit ton of money off of the jails. So they want niggas to keep going to jail. It don't behoove them to have people not commit crimes and

— [107:02.720 --> 107:11.040] go to jail So I can't be a part of that bro Because I know the disproportionate number of people that are gonna go serve their need and their purpose is us Yeah,

— [107:11.040 --> 107:19.200] I can't be a part of that I respect that everything I say I'm just being honest. I'm lying. I think it's told me so

— [107:19.200 --> 107:27.220] that's that ish hoodies and sweatpants to Joe's I wouldn't do it. Never do never Never do it, bro. Really? I swear. I don't think there's anything wrong with

— [107:28.700 --> 107:39.320] By yeah incarcerated lives. Yeah better My nigga they were selling Value

— [107:39.320 --> 107:47.320] like you know, They sell a sweatpants with no pockets. I'm going to buy from you and then they're going to resell it to them. No, they the prisoners are going to like a book. I don't know how they do it,

— [107:47.320 --> 107:55.680] but they go. It's like some East Bay shit. Kinda. And you buy like your commissary shit, right? So you buying this shit at a huge, huge, huge

— [107:55.680 --> 108:03.680] markup and it ain't like they got options. I can't, I don't got Sears and JCPenney and Coles. I only got 1 store. So the store don't have a

— [108:03.680 --> 108:11.820] choice. They can charge you whatever the fuck they want to charge. They own the supply. You know what I'm saying? They can charge you whatever the fuck they want to charge you. I just look at that like, it's

— [108:11.820 --> 108:19.940] criminal. That's criminal to me. How many people do you think are silently in business with the prison industry. Oh,

— [108:19.940 --> 108:28.120] a lot. A lot, right? A lot of people. Because you might be investing in some shit that you don't even know directly is tied into that. Like, you just given a money manager,

— [108:28.300 --> 108:36.500] like you, you got money manager, I'm sure. So you just investing in the money, and really, you only really caring about your return We don't we not that deep in it

— [108:36.500 --> 108:44.620] to know where these niggas is You know, I think some of these Vanguard fund or a fidelity fund or 1 of these funds might low-key have Yeah, while

— [108:44.620 --> 108:52.860] you on that, I think so prices have served $87 an ounce for the first time in history.

— [108:52.900 --> 109:01.080] Yeah, bro. It's now up plus 210 percent in 13 months. Gold is hovering around the same. 4000. I'm just encouraging

— [109:01.240 --> 109:09.900] you all to pick up a good time. Costco For anybody that want to know, you can buy the Costco's. But yo, the day it come in is the day it's gone. Well,

— [109:09.900 --> 109:17.960] yeah. They selling gold in Costco, the day it comes in, my nigga, it's out the door. Like it don't stay at all. So all these rich niggas, you know what I'm

— [109:17.960 --> 109:26.180] saying? They- It's kind of leaning back to what Ice was saying about the hypocrisy to some degree. Like, you know, certain- we talk about just

— [109:26.180 --> 109:34.280] the gold mining business and certain things that why would you want to support that when there's a lot of people who are in these

— [109:34.280 --> 109:42.480] mining fields and all that living horrible lives, but we're buying into, I'm going to explain it. I mean, I hear

— [109:42.620 --> 109:50.720] what you guys are saying. I just think it's also back to that thing of picking what side of the evil you want to sit on or deciding what you can do with more than others.

— [109:50.780 --> 109:58.780] So as much as I'm saying niggas should be locked up, it's not so much of just wanting to see niggas. Like I'm just saying, this is the harsh reality that we live in and you got to figure out

— [109:58.780 --> 110:06.920] where you sit on it. Got you. I think a lot of these, I don't even think it's that for a lot of people. I think a lot of people are cool with it as long as don't nobody know. Or as long as they family

— [110:06.920 --> 110:15.140] not directly. Yeah, as long as it's not affecting my front door and y'all don't know that I'm invested in this cool. It's when it comes

— [110:15.140 --> 110:23.580] out and now I have to explain this to because it affects my other business or my public image and that's when people or like you said or

— [110:23.680 --> 110:32.400] it directly hits my front door so there's some family or something. You know he's right it's gonna be tough to sleep until that California king comes in. Yo,

— [110:32.840 --> 110:41.220] gold is different. That star massage and the handy warm up on its own. Oh

— [110:41.220 --> 110:52.280] my gosh I can't believe I'm taking this jail check. No, it's different. But the goal should, I don't have any, but it's, I would invest in a goal because 1,

— [110:54.660 --> 111:02.800] I don't want to be political. I mean, it's all based around politics. Not gold. The other shit is.

— [111:03.340 --> 111:11.520] So they trying to get away from, America's fighting hard, this is what Trump's doing. Trump's fighting hard to keep the bricks niggas

— [111:11.520 --> 111:19.740] from putting us on a gold standard. If America goes back to a gold standard, if the world goes back to a gold standard, all- The value of the dollar.

— [111:19.740 --> 111:27.940] The value of the dollar gonna plummet. So all gold back in the day used to be predicated on how, I mean all money, I'm sorry, used to be predicated

— [111:27.960 --> 111:35.980] on how much gold you literally had. So if your country had 80 bars, your country had 40, your country had 30, that's literally how we value shit.

— [111:35.980 --> 111:44.060] When we went away from the gold standard and we got on this US shit, that's why the debt ceiling keep raising, raising, raising, raising. It ain't backed by nothing.

— [111:44.060 --> 111:52.520] We're gonna be valued as like a third world country. It's not backed by nothing. You understand what I'm saying? And so now you could just keep printing money, which that's why you hear people say money is fake.

— [111:52.540 --> 112:00.560] You just keep printing more money. It ain't backed by gold. It ain't backed, they're trying to get the oil to back it. That's some of the shit, but

— [112:00.560 --> 112:08.700] I don't wanna, But I would fuck with the gold because of that, because the future of the economy could potentially be tied into how much gold

— [112:08.700 --> 112:16.920] and silver you literally have, as opposed to this American standard of money. You know why I'm ignorant? You just said all

— [112:16.920 --> 112:25.640] this important shit that was so informative and you taught me a lot. In my head, I'm

— [112:25.640 --> 112:33.660] thinking I can see this nigga on the phone in his bed, getting into the mix and then when he finished, cause he 1 of

— [112:33.660 --> 112:41.780] them talkers where he say all that good shit, bitch don't even realize 20 minutes go by. He do that 3 times and then follow whatever. Yo, what time is it? Oh,

— [112:41.820 --> 112:50.040] yo. It been dead forever. That's how she get into that. We have such good conversation. Oh my God.

— [112:50.200 --> 112:58.260] That's the idea. All girls don't want to hear that bullshit. I'm frozen in time. I'm like, I gotta go to work in the morning.

— [112:58.260 --> 113:06.820] I can't stay up all night with you. That's nigga stupid. I'm frozen in time. We gotta do this in person, yo. All girls don't wanna hear that bullshit. Yo, I'm frozen

— [113:06.820 --> 113:14.920] in time. This is the frost of the time, that's funny. Oh my God, yo. You used that on somebody, huh? No, I didn't. Gotcha. You got gold in your crib, right? No,

— [113:14.920 --> 113:23.020] I don't have none. You wanna cop some though? I need some. So, speaking of gold. Can't afford it. I had this article pulled up to read

— [113:23.020 --> 113:31.140] it to y'all, but of course I'm not subscribed to fucking the Wall Street. So they give you 1 read. What is it, the Wall Street Journal?

— [113:31.300 --> 113:39.540] When you click it again. It's simple, nigga. When you click it again. You better have an email address to have it. No, you better have a subscription. But I don't know why I don't subscribe to that. It's too often that I wanna read

— [113:39.540 --> 113:47.860] from them. I need to just subscribe. Just do the Apple News shit. And it ain't that expensive. Apple News is great. Yep, it is. It covers most of that shit. But is it better than the world?

— [113:48.840 --> 113:57.840] It has it. It has it. It has most of the major publications for $10 a month. But anyway, there was an article I was trying to read that talks about Rolex's attempt

— [113:57.840 --> 114:06.000] to step on the secondary market. So Rolex is now accepting your old Rolexes, because the secondary

— [114:06.060 --> 114:15.320] niggas is making way too much money. Oh, you have it. Yes. I do want to Rolex. Parks. You've been killing the clips, man. Just don't play the guitar bond. None of these. All

— [114:15.320 --> 114:23.660] right. Rolex is likely only breaking even on its official secondhand watch program. That looks to be intentional. Leaving profits on the table

— [114:23.660 --> 114:32.000] protects the brand's reputation while it tries to put flippers out of business. Rolex looked at the multi-billion dollar annual trade

— [114:32.000 --> 114:40.860] in its secondhand watches, which is rife with counterfeits and speculators and decided that it had to intervene. 3

— [114:40.860 --> 114:49.140] years ago the Swiss brand launched an official certified pre-owned program. The program is expected to do more than 500 million in sales in 2025,

— [114:50.000 --> 114:58.200] based on estimates from data analytics firm WatchCharts. 1 of Rolex's main authorized dealers, Watches of Switzerland,

— [114:58.540 --> 115:06.640] told investors this month that certified used Rolexes are now its second biggest seller. That is nuts.

— [115:07.220 --> 115:15.760] It's not really nuts, but so far most luxury brands are wary of getting involved in reselling. That's a fact. They

— [115:15.760 --> 115:24.700] worry that offering used goods will undercut the appeal of buying new. They also dislike the transparency on resale websites, particularly

— [115:24.880 --> 115:33.060] if their goods sell for deep discounts secondhand. Rolex could show a way forward for the industry by keeping resellers at arm's length,

— [115:33.300 --> 115:41.940] all while protecting its brand? What's happening is their fault, because they create the resell market. Like,

— [115:41.940 --> 115:50.100] yo, you could have 100 grand. You can't just walk in Rolex and buy a Rolex. So now the niggas that have the right

— [115:50.100 --> 115:58.440] to buy a Rolex, it creates a market for them to sell them and flip them. They said they try, they weary of the flippers. You wouldn't have as many flippers if you allowed niggas

— [115:58.440 --> 116:07.260] to walk in the store and buy a watch. No. So the shit that happened with Lil Baby, that's when Lil Baby added Patek, like this is y'all fault. So

— [116:07.260 --> 116:15.480] I should, cause he's saying I should just be able to buy from you. He's saying I should be able to buy a watch from Patek. I wouldn't have to, cool, so you can't bitch about the flip market.

— [116:15.640 --> 116:23.660] You either gotta do 1 or 2 things. If you wanna let these people come buy a watch directly from you, no. Or you gotta let them buy it from a third party that's

— [116:23.660 --> 116:31.900] buying it from you. Or you could do certified pre- But wait, if I'm listening to you, wait a little bit for a minute. It's because I wanna challenge. That's new. I wanna challenge what you're saying. If more people were

— [116:31.900 --> 116:40.340] able to walk in the Rolex, purchase their watch on the spot, while the secondary market is popping, then what's stopping more

— [116:40.340 --> 116:48.380] people from getting a Rolex for 50, 60 grand and immediately taking it to the Diamond District and making 2

— [116:48.380 --> 116:56.440] times the amount. It stops that. How? All right, so let me explain. If I could go buy, remember all the G-Wagons that

— [116:56.440 --> 117:04.700] was getting resold? They were getting resold because there's a shortage directly from Mercedes-Benz on G-Wagons. So anything is a supply-

— [117:04.900 --> 117:12.900] Yeah, I know. That's how they got me on my fucking Maybach. So it's a supply and demand thing. So if the supply from the actual Rolex is short. I gotta go elsewhere. I

— [117:12.900 --> 117:21.080] gotta go elsewhere if I want a Rolex. Which now I could charge at a premium. How bad you want it? But if more people could just go to Rolex and get the Rolex

— [117:21.140 --> 117:29.760] They want that third market away So now they doing a certified pre-owned shit like bins Cuz

— [117:29.760 --> 117:37.800] it gives you And I wanted to mention this the other day when me and you was arguing about the shit. Like, the watches and the clothes and all that shit. Yeah, I got something to say to

— [117:37.800 --> 117:45.800] that. But even in that, yo, a lot of these jewelers you can't trust, they'll take your parts out your watch. Yeah. Nigga, back in the day, they was putting Geneva,

— [117:45.800 --> 117:53.800] it was a watch company called Geneva, they was putting the Geneva parts in the Rollies and the shit had perpetual motion and all of that shit. So you had to be

— [117:53.800 --> 118:02.000] careful who you took your watch to back then, niggas will get you. Speaking of niggas getting you, we was just having this conversation about niggas not knowing what's

— [118:02.000 --> 118:10.000] happening going on in these jewelers. Something comes out today, Icebox, same jeweler that Lil Baby was talking about. I'm not putting, I don't know them,

— [118:10.000 --> 118:18.460] I've never shopped with them. There's a rapper, I don't know this guy, I don't need to say his name, but they got him to pay $50, 000 for an iced out Rolex Datejust,

— [118:19.060 --> 118:27.120] which costs around $18, 000. But they got him to pay the 50 in there. They shot the video. They, it was a bust down. It had to be a bust

— [118:27.120 --> 118:35.180] down. Yeah, it was a bust down. It was a bust down. Now he did, Once people came out and, yo, that watch is XYZ, he now addresses

— [118:35.180 --> 118:43.280] it and says, the watch is like 35K, I paid with a card off camera, I use cash for content. It was just for the views. I think

— [118:43.280 --> 118:51.300] that's just trying to, either way, be trying to clean it up. Trying to clean it up a little bit. Cause I wouldn't pay $35, 000 for a bus down Datejust. But this goes to

— [118:51.300 --> 118:59.500] the Education and information about knowing what you're buying watches and shit. You have to know that's an anxious watches. It's anything I'm over here my phone like con

— [118:59.500 --> 119:07.560] con. I'm sorry flip because we was having that argument and he was on the other side of it, right? Last week. Yeah last

— [119:07.560 --> 119:15.580] week. We ended up cutting a lot of that too. So we cut the whole thing. Yeah We did so we didn't have that argument. Oh But in real life,

— [119:15.580 --> 119:23.920] you know, we had that argument so fuck this nigga I don't care what went out fun. I'm still paying on this nigga. I'm just saying if we reference it, they may not hurt. Okay, audience. There

— [119:23.920 --> 119:31.920] was none of that out there? Ish beat my ass last week. Like I stole something from him. Some of it was like he was my babysitter. Go ahead, yo.

— [119:32.180 --> 119:40.340] I mean, if you the judge, what was the conversation? I was saying how I don't trust, I

— [119:40.340 --> 119:48.500] don't like, I started with, I don't like when the entertainers go down there and to, we was talking about 47th Street, the Diamond

— [119:48.500 --> 119:56.680] District, and spend all their money, and I don't trust it, it's fugazi, it's too, we need to learn it, it's too many tricks, and yada yada,

— [119:56.680 --> 120:04.680] and it's just on the other side. In that, he asked me if I feel the same way with fashion, in which I was like, I think I'm making a bigger point, but we stayed there for a minute.

— [120:04.680 --> 120:12.880] It dragged so we cut it I go home Go on my grant Rashad and Troy and fucking

— [120:14.220 --> 120:22.240] Rashad post to post that says Almost to the tee what I was saying Like yo, I don't trust the jewelers. They're

— [120:22.240 --> 120:30.960] fugazi. Yada. Yada. Yada. He was just saying everything that I thought I was saying. Guess who on the likes? Ish,

— [120:31.340 --> 120:39.760] right there. That's not what Joe said though And I'm gonna find the clip of what I could tell you Me going on trying to

— [120:39.960 --> 120:48.120] singular out Joe and I got into a conversation where Joe was saying That it was a three-parted conversation 1 He was saying yo

— [120:48.120 --> 120:56.340] these rapper niggas and these niggas in New York don't know jewelry. So they don't need to be buying jewelry until they get from 1 of those jewelers.

— [120:56.360 --> 121:04.580] And Joe mentioned a couple names of jewelers that was supposedly the respectable jewelers. To which Ice and I said, They

— [121:04.580 --> 121:12.600] ain't the respectable ones? They not the respectable ones neither, because they got history on these niggas of giving niggas fake shit. That was 1. Then number 2, I said, I think the

— [121:12.600 --> 121:20.790] same can be said for the fashion industry, because You can go buy a shirt from 1 of the major brands. That shit costs $14. They selling it for $1,

— [121:20.790 --> 121:29.060] 400. So people don't necessarily be knowing clothing, material, quality shit. None of that. They just know the name that's

— [121:29.060 --> 121:37.120] posted on the clothes And the value of those clothes be as too. So it's the same thing. Like 1, Joe's like, I'm talking about 1000000 dollar market

— [121:37.120 --> 121:45.200] and I'm like, most niggas don't have 1000000 dollars in jewelry. But also, niggas is out here spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on clothes that 2

— [121:45.200 --> 121:53.300] years from now, they gave them to their little cousins. You know what I'm saying? So then I said also in the jewelry market you could get a jewelry

— [121:53.300 --> 122:01.560] appraised, you could sell it, you could get something back from it. In the clothes market you can't get shit. Sometimes. Resale market is

— [122:01.560 --> 122:09.820] sometimes. Authenticated. But not to the degree of... Well, that's part of the problem though, because these niggas just... Closed drop in the resell market. You're absolutely

— [122:09.820 --> 122:17.880] right. These jewelry can go up. Sometimes some clothes go up, but... Very few. But again, a lot of these, the niggas we speak into that's buying this jewelry, they're not buying jewelry that's

— [122:17.880 --> 122:26.000] going to appraise. They fucking it up, putting aftermarket products. They busting it down and all that shit because they buying it for the glitz and glamour shit. I agree. So

— [122:26.000 --> 122:34.080] yeah, it's not an investment at this point for a lot of them niggas. I agree with that too. And It's all information. These niggas, I don't care who the jeweler is, cause that

— [122:34.080 --> 122:42.720] was my counterpart to Joe is, you kept saying New York, but I think what you were saying was you don't like that they're spending it here in basically making

— [122:42.720 --> 122:50.940] this person a brand. He did say that too. And I was saying, yo dog, that was part of our choice. You didn't say that thing. You're building these people up. That whole Diamond District shit is- I

— [122:50.940 --> 122:59.160] don't believe majority of this industry as a whole. As a whole. Like you, like dog.

— [122:59.160 --> 123:07.220] That's my point. Some of these jewelers, there are none of these jewelers. We gonna say, there's no Jacob if it's not for rappers.

— [123:07.460 --> 123:15.760] Facts. The rappers made Jacob. BMF niggas, the rappers in all of our underground society, hip hop, all that shit made Jacob. Now

— [123:15.760 --> 123:24.440] when you go to St. Tropez, Jacob has a store in St. Tropez. Jacob is high-end watches now, right? What's

— [123:25.100 --> 123:33.140] the shop? We made that. You get what I'm saying? Same thing with the clothes. A lot of these designers, they

— [123:33.140 --> 123:41.340] wouldn't be nobody if it wasn't for fucking rap. So I just thought it was a parallel and a correlation there. And Joe was like. That's a little bit, but

— [123:41.340 --> 123:49.460] it is slightly different. Not much. The overall premise is the same. Because I see a clear

— [123:49.460 --> 123:57.540] parallel. I'm just trying to figure out where is the difference. For me, there's, jewelry is more of a tangible asset than

— [123:57.540 --> 124:05.700] clothes. Which helps my argument. Wait, it's a more tangible. Tangible asset. I'm not talking about like a Rolex, a real Rolex, not bust down and fucked

— [124:05.700 --> 124:13.780] up. It's a tangible asset. Yeah, okay, okay. But then you're right. Cause the clothes, them shits are depreciating. You get what I'm saying? Unless you get like some

— [124:13.780 --> 124:21.900] vintage Louis Vuitton bag, some of that shit, you can resell them Birkins. There was a different angle in the argument that we had. The Birkins are like the Rowleys. You can't just

— [124:21.900 --> 124:30.000] walk in Hermes and buy a Birkin. I remember Floyd Dawe that was putting up a post. My father's Floyd Mayweather, who's bought these shits left

— [124:30.000 --> 124:38.060] and right. She was calling out some of these people on the Gram, she's like, he can't just walk in there and buy a Birkin. So I know y'all ain't getting the rings. Y'all

— [124:38.060 --> 124:46.200] remember Hermes took the store to, dog we talked about this on the show. Yeah, took the store to the floor. Nigga set up a store, just like a Hermes store,

— [124:46.540 --> 124:54.640] down the block, and he had official Birkins. What he was doing was paying people to get their name on the list. You will buy your Birkin, sell

— [124:54.640 --> 125:03.180] it to him immediately for a markup. And then he's going to put another markup on it. And he was cracking them because Birkin

— [125:03.180 --> 125:11.300] was controlling the market and who could buy and who couldn't buy. And that's what creates the secondary market. If you don't do that,

— [125:11.440 --> 125:19.560] but it also is a cash 22 because if Everybody can go get them that got money. It takes away that takes away the exclusivity of it Yeah, so

— [125:19.560 --> 125:27.600] that that's a little different. You know I'm saying so yeah, but I'm just trying to find every shot clip. So I think I might have some type of

— [125:27.600 --> 125:35.660] you know, I got it You got it. Yeah I Don't trust any jeweler for weight. I

— [125:35.660 --> 125:43.680] don't trust the jewelers because I just feel like it's a sleazy industry Nobody really knows right? It's so many tricks that can be played everybody says like okay I'm not gonna be the 1

— [125:43.680 --> 125:51.860] to buy a fake watch until you buy a fake watch. So little baby Yeah, little baby want to pay he pay what yeah $400, 000 for a fake watch so don't trust any jewel

— [125:51.860 --> 126:00.060] where any watch that I've ever purchased, I got from an authorized dealer, Rolex, AP, London jewelers, authorized dealer. What is the difference

— [126:00.060 --> 126:08.060] between an authorized dealer and a regular jeweler is an authorized dealer. They have an authorization from said company who sells

— [126:08.060 --> 126:16.520] said product. So that merchandise, yep. Right, so of course if you buy a Rolex, you buy a Rolex store, but like I said, there's a London jeweler. You can buy a Rolex from London jeweler certified.

— [126:16.620 --> 126:24.760] Rolex has certified that that is official. They're working directly with them It's not just going to the diamond district and just catching any jeweler I don't like

— [126:24.760 --> 126:33.000] the jewelry industry because I feel like I look at them They all culture vultures nothing worse than the rap culture or the rap client. I don't give a fuck

— [126:33.000 --> 126:41.140] they want to pull up to the shop with 50 extra people 1 of them who wants to steal 1 it's the hood mentality that's just really what it is now that being said he's coming to

— [126:41.140 --> 126:49.260] a big fan of rap, Kodak Black, Bossman D-Lo hit me up, Bobby Schmurda hit me up you know I'm saying I love Bossman D-Lo that's my favorite rapper right now him Kodak and whatever so

— [126:49.260 --> 126:57.260] I love it And Young M.A. Was a great rapper, Cardi B. Because they permeated our culture. And what made them any special? It's just the rappers

— [126:57.500 --> 127:05.580] that just started talking about the group and they made these guys celebrities. They all got the same attitude, the same vibe. I don't know. It's a nasty disposition. Yeah, very nasty, very

— [127:05.580 --> 127:13.620] arrogant. And if you're going to work with a jeweler, make them show what they're paying for it versus what they're charging you for. It's only a couple of them that do good business. But even

— [127:13.620 --> 127:22.260] if they do good business with 1 person or a celebrity, it doesn't mean that they'll have the same practice for you. Get her to praise, get your insurance, just GIA certified. They

— [127:22.260 --> 127:30.560] continue, but I don't think it's a need. I think most of niggas are sleazy. Yeah, I remember where I disagreed with you on is with the clothes,

— [127:31.220 --> 127:39.660] assuming that you're buying from a real retailer or the actual clothing company, you're probably not getting a fake. Your likelihood of getting a fake is a lot less than

— [127:39.820 --> 127:47.920] in jewelry where you, if you're buying a used Rolex from whoever, you don't know what the fuck that shit is

— [127:47.920 --> 127:55.980] not even necessarily that that's the part that they're forgetting like like he like he said in the clip you think I'm at this jeweler and It's a Rolex

— [127:56.300 --> 128:04.560] because he's a jeweler right not knowing it could be fake It could be in you just don't know it's all go back to a lack of information, bro. That's it. And

— [128:04.560 --> 128:13.040] they're taking advantage of your lack of information. And if you see some shit that's too good to be true, you probably get some motion. A lot of that sleaziness kind of got

— [128:13.080 --> 128:21.280] a little racial tone to it. And racial undertones. And the more I'm hearing people talk about it, I want to lean more on that side

— [128:21.280 --> 128:29.340] of highlighting that. Them niggas just be looking at us like we a come up and we don't know. They look at you like a nigga bro. And they key key with you if you got a couple dollars. But them

— [128:29.340 --> 128:37.600] niggas barely speak to you when you walk in with you because they overcharging your dumbass and they high 5 and when you walk out, we just got this nigga to pay this for this bullshit.

— [128:37.600 --> 128:45.720] Because the assumption is you niggas don't know. Do the research to find out. And the last thing you want to do is go have to go ahead and be denied of something that you want

— [128:45.720 --> 128:53.940] to showcase and showboat. There you go. A lot of that shit be real racial tone. It's very disgusting. Which is why I don't get caught up in that Diamond District shit.

— [128:53.940 --> 129:02.420] I know a lot of niggas that run into that shit, but y'all niggas like fools because them niggas do not respect us. They don't fuck with us the way that they do. They like to be in the cameras with us, kee-keeing

— [129:02.440 --> 129:10.460] and laughing and all. Yeah, build my business up. Put my name on your boxin', shortsin' and this and... And be talking shit about this. For Homeboy to be saying that, it's crazy. Yeah, I don't fuck with

— [129:10.460 --> 129:18.580] them niggas. For Homeboy to be saying that, like, yo, the rapper dude is the worst type of client. And Most of the people that made him even known

— [129:18.580 --> 129:26.820] is because it was rapper dudes and that whole There you go. I don't really think about you when you're not in the room, my nigga. True

— [129:26.940 --> 129:35.200] indeed. That's all it is. But a lot of that parallel I also see in the fashion industry as well. So I'm not, I hear what y'all saying, I do think

— [129:35.260 --> 129:43.380] there's a difference as far as when it comes to it being an actually tangible asset at a certain point, but the fashion industry cheated us in the same fashion. We'd be a walking billboard

— [129:43.380 --> 129:51.680] for these names. Oh, I agree with that part, yeah, for sure. I agree with that part. Yeah, I'm wearing any of that shit with the fuck's goal go across the chest all that shit. Yeah

— [129:52.840 --> 130:00.960] a bunch of gold and silver You should do the same good get you something I feel the same way he

— [130:00.960 --> 130:10.040] asked me on here. I feel the same way about some of the fashion houses out there in fucking Paris or wherever they at. 1

— [130:10.040 --> 130:18.360] of the differences to me is if The kid that wants his chrome hearts

— [130:18.440 --> 130:26.880] vests, when he gets his chrome hearts might be a bad example because they price so high that there are fakes of that too. But when you want your name,

— [130:26.920 --> 130:35.040] your Rick Owens, and you go look at it and you get it, You probably have a Rick Owens vest.

— [130:35.160 --> 130:43.440] Not a Rick Owens vest with a zipper from Salvation Army or the buttons or the chrome or that's made and pieced together. You

— [130:43.440 --> 130:51.900] kind of have the piece that you want. With jewelry, I think it gets a lot more tricky for a much heavier price point. That

— [130:51.900 --> 131:00.100] was all I'm saying. He's right about what he's saying. But this is, yeah. I agree with you on that. Like 1 shot, we walking in a jewelry store and

— [131:00.100 --> 131:08.200] you spending, I'm talking to the niggas that's spending it. 500, 600, 700. It's mistake 1. 1000000 dollars. I'm not going. That's mistake 1. Walking in the jewelry

— [131:08.200 --> 131:16.620] store and buying it right on the spot. I hate that we get caught up in that need to have to obtain a lot of that shit. Like we joke, and It's great to be able to do it,

— [131:17.160 --> 131:25.420] but that's a big part of why all jokes aside, I don't be motivated to support that type of shit. I don't be running around with

— [131:25.420 --> 131:33.440] the thought of, I need to obtain something to showcase some type of- I used to, I don't do that. It's just, them niggas do not respect us, bro. When we walk in there and we go in

— [131:33.440 --> 131:41.480] them stores don't they'll cheese and I will pass you a little jointed champagne for the moment when we leave them niggas don't give 2 fucks about our dollar or How

— [131:41.480 --> 131:49.640] we even represent the brand that they want to go ahead? I'm glad that you clearing that up right here for real seriously a lot of people was wondering you know, why won't a money?

— [131:50.340 --> 131:58.520] What? Wow, wow, wow go get blinged out. Why won't waste my money, right? People was

— [131:58.520 --> 132:06.740] wondering. And just make the wider people rich, right? Pick up my hat behind you. People was wondering, but he cleared it up. Yo, wave with that racism, nigga.

— [132:06.760 --> 132:14.760] Why you following up with the white people? Go on. You centering again? Huh? All right, go ahead.

— [132:14.760 --> 132:23.280] You know, dude, you are fun to center. Like, it pains me that we have to stop centering you. You are a funding center. I had a conversation with somebody and,

— [132:25.300 --> 132:33.320] let me try to uncensor myself, even by centering myself. People don't understand the role that you need to play to make some things make sense. A

— [132:33.320 --> 132:41.660] lot of people have a hard time accepting that maybe sometimes your role is this. The center. And sometimes your role is that. Like, I think I think

— [132:41.880 --> 132:49.940] we all do a really good job at doing what we need to do up here. I agree with that. That's for sure. I agree with that. I want

— [132:49.940 --> 132:57.980] to bring up something that I came across and just kind of get your opinion on it. I was online and I was watching something about

— [132:58.160 --> 133:06.260] the real reason why 112 broke up. Now 112 thing ain't that important, but I thought the reason why was interesting because I never knew why. So Mike

— [133:06.260 --> 133:14.340] and Slim was talking to someone and they're the 2 people who are currently still moving around as 112. And they said a big reason why Q

— [133:14.340 --> 133:22.700] and Daron left is because when they first started the group, they all had an agreement that we were all gonna split everything 25,

— [133:22.860 --> 133:31.040] 25, 25, 25. No matter what it was show, producing, writing, even if you did write a word, even if you didn't write a word, because

— [133:31.040 --> 133:39.240] we want to sustain the integrity of the group and everybody feel like we all share some shit. So if it's 1 12 1 and we bust it down, no matter who contributed. If Q,

— [133:39.240 --> 133:47.360] I mean, if Slim is the person singing most of the leads, so what? We still gonna bust this shit down equally, right? And then at a certain

— [133:47.360 --> 133:55.440] point, I'm guessing maybe Q and Daron felt like maybe they were contributing more on the creative side, as far as writers and producers, that they

— [133:55.440 --> 134:03.480] were like, all right, we need to change this agreement. We need to fix this and switch this up. And I thought it was interesting because I agree with both

— [134:03.480 --> 134:11.880] sides. Like as much as I used to always wonder why they broke up, I think that's an actual real reason to why a group would have to at some point renegotiate.

— [134:12.540 --> 134:20.680] What are the terms now? It gets tricky. So I don't know. I just wanted to get your opinion on that because it's tricky We don't have to keep it strictly to music because that applies

— [134:20.680 --> 134:28.680] in businesses and partnerships across the board. So It's tricky it's tricky. It's like that how we start is

— [134:28.680 --> 134:36.980] how we always supposed to end is like Yeah, it doesn't have to be But I think I was also listening to Slim on Sean

— [134:36.980 --> 134:45.060] Stockman's podcast that might have been where he was talking about the origin of the group and

— [134:45.060 --> 134:53.300] how originally before they got to puff or any of that, when it was just them, those 4, their thing was there is

— [134:53.300 --> 135:01.660] no lead singer. We all can sing, there's no lead singer. And then when they got to, whoever they got to, it

— [135:01.660 --> 135:09.880] was that person or that label that heard Slim and said, that's the character. He's the lead. He's the lead. So I could see how before

— [135:09.920 --> 135:18.060] that we had this agreement where we split in everything. There's no lead singer. We bust in everything now versus what started to happen when

— [135:18.340 --> 135:26.340] only you and the total record. That conversation maybe should have started happening even when the

— [135:26.340 --> 135:34.820] feature run started before the big singles. Because he's the voice that we're gonna naturally use to represent as well. Now, once you get to that point, unfortunately,

— [135:34.820 --> 135:43.900] you know how I feel about this. Yeah, once you get to that point, you gotta have a time for conversation. It's time to have a conversation. Absolutely. We're not divvying. How

— [135:43.900 --> 135:51.960] can we? I mean, it ain't even gotta be on no arrogant shit, but it's just like, yo dogs, we, we, we, we gotta talk. Unfortunately, there's no way to do it. Non-arrogant. Yeah.

— [135:51.960 --> 135:59.980] It's an arrogant stance to take. It is. There's no way to humbly get this off to your brothers. You've been working with, came up with it. It's impossible. Okay.

— [135:59.980 --> 136:08.360] So now it's tangible. We got, We looking at this right here. It ain't like I think I can show you then you can't. We might all not be looking at it, but I can show you.

— [136:09.520 --> 136:17.760] It's gonna be hard for you to show it because you can't break down and definitively quantify your percentage

— [136:17.960 --> 136:26.260] of success for the group. When somebody go buy an album, they buying a 112 album. They don't have a sample size of Slim over

— [136:26.260 --> 136:34.280] here. If Slim did a solo project and his solo project went crazy, and he can say, look, me on my own, the rest of y'all on your own look at what

— [136:34.280 --> 136:42.440] y'all projects did look at what my Project did that says that I am the face of the group like making the band could split up. They should equally

— [136:43.620 --> 136:55.040] Until we're gonna know until 1 of them niggas the band could do it But even if 1 of them niggas would have start to shine Even

— [136:55.040 --> 137:04.700] in that there was some that stood out more than others We sing in that guy's a lead singer wait Chopper

— [137:04.720 --> 137:12.740] Freddie Sarah still hold him. He's right. There was some that stood out at that time Even while they were making the band. Some was

— [137:12.740 --> 137:21.140] the star on the show. OK, but you niggas ain't got no hit. You all ain't got no hit. You all ain't got no smashes. These

— [137:21.140 --> 137:29.180] niggas started to crack out smashes. I agree. You was saying what? And they spoke about the fact that when they were not just known as for being a

— [137:29.180 --> 137:37.280] group, they were also known for writing and producing some other joint as well. So they had equity in other spaces. But the person,

— [137:37.280 --> 137:45.640] the person... In that situation, let's just say the group today, they might not be raking in as much on the production and

— [137:45.640 --> 137:53.800] album sales side, but they still booking shows, right? And they're pretty much still gonna be a touring group. Now, if I'm Slim and

— [137:53.800 --> 138:01.860] I know I'm gonna most likely be singing most of the lead or have the highlight moments on most of the records, also I have 1 or 2 records on my

— [138:01.860 --> 138:10.120] own that I can most likely perform. And I'm still willing to do the 25, 25, 25. Why are y'all even coming to the table?

— [138:10.780 --> 138:19.100] Today, like, 112 isn't a big selling group. They're not checked for in that way. You'll definitely go run to go see a show for them. So

— [138:19.100 --> 138:27.320] now this- We don't know what their splits are today, right? Well, the splits now is 50-50 because it's only- Oh, because there's only 2 of them left. There's only 2 of them. See, even that I don't understand

— [138:27.620 --> 138:36.480] though. Because the other 2 got- It's like with escape, when fucking, when the 3 of them was talking about going and homegirls like that not

— [138:36.480 --> 138:45.400] so fast so I don't know the rules on that maybe it was just I'd rather walk away like if the 4 of us is in a group and

— [138:45.400 --> 138:53.880] my paperwork say what it say even if I'm not rocking with y'all, y'all ain't just gonna go out in 50-50, I need 25% of all things. I could have pushed the issue with Slaughterhouse

— [138:53.880 --> 139:02.760] and said, I need 25% of what, but I ain't into that. Well, if right now there's no, but right now. Of what? Of

— [139:03.020 --> 139:12.340] that Joe Allen Crooked album. They didn't release that at slaughterhouse it don't matter it don't matter the slaughterhouse likeness pig

— [139:12.520 --> 139:20.680] oh yeah I'm saying you can make you could have made a case and talked to your lawyer and if you had the time, I'm not be there, I'm not

— [139:20.680 --> 139:29.160] doing it. They're still doing shows as 112. So technically I could say, hey, but what if they don't own the trademark? Cause we had that thing with Ralph

— [139:29.160 --> 139:37.380] Treasurer and Johnny Gill with new addition. Well then you stuck. Because they own the trademark. That's a conflict of interest too if a group

— [139:37.380 --> 139:45.480] member owns a trademark. I mean, who else going on? But then we can't talk about splits. Why does 1 person own the trademark? If it splits, then Why is that

— [139:45.480 --> 139:53.660] not split also? Cause somebody was smart enough to go trademarking. All right, then somebody's on bullshit. I agree with that. I think that's, I think that's framing. It could be bullshit.

— [139:53.660 --> 140:01.840] I think that if you were knowledgeable to me in business, but we still partners, you don't share the knowledge with me and you go do some shit. If 1 person owned a trademark,

— [140:01.900 --> 140:10.080] then we not splitting it 4 ways even. There's never a case where we split it 4 ways. Here on this side we are, but if

— [140:10.080 --> 140:18.300] I own this, and if I sit there, if I know, yo dogs, look, we gotta go get this trademark too. So that we have, we own this file.

— [140:18.300 --> 140:26.400] You not, yeah, we. Yeah. If I just go do it, it's file. No matter, there's no way to dress that up. It's file.

— [140:26.600 --> 140:34.680] I agree. It's funny, cause you could go and have the trademark conversation with your group and they'll still drag their feet on it and not give a fuck. And then it's

— [140:34.680 --> 140:42.720] still, like you'd be the bad guy to go do it on your own because you ask people. But that group shit is for the birds, I ain't gonna lie.

— [140:42.720 --> 140:50.860] If you ain't the locks or the clips related to the nigga you in the group with. Nah, you gotta, if that's really your brother like that, like and you are the business minded 1, you dragging

— [140:50.860 --> 140:58.940] your feet and we really agreeing to bust this down, I'm gonna put your name on this shit, man. I know it's annoying, I'm gonna just put your name on the shit.

— [140:59.100 --> 141:07.200] Yo dog, I wouldn't handle this for us. And then, but then that's when you started bringing up shit, like to us, slim was the face of

— [141:07.200 --> 141:15.400] the group Right vocally right but then some behind the scenes somebody might have been doing administrative business shit Somebody else over here might have been doing the writing

— [141:15.440 --> 141:23.460] or a lot of the production You know what I mean Like you can pull your weight in different areas. That's the argument. Oh, that ain't no argument. No, no, I'm not saying

— [141:23.460 --> 141:31.460] it's an argument, but that's the argument for them. Yes, it does. Yeah, it does. It matters. How? Because you might be slim with the voice, but nigga,

— [141:31.460 --> 141:39.520] if I didn't set up all this paperwork and all this other shit, we'd have been getting fucked financially on the backend. If I wasn't writing these songs, and if I wasn't producing these

— [141:39.520 --> 141:47.660] songs, it's a different group. Not to diminish your contribution. What's your name again? What's your name in this, Q? Who wants 1 of you? Q.

— [141:47.660 --> 141:56.840] Are you gonna be Q? Not to diminish any of the paperwork? The guy producing the guy picking the bees understand all that it's all important Unfortunately

— [141:57.060 --> 142:05.480] or fortunately When you're the lead that means you are the identifying member

— [142:05.800 --> 142:17.620] and voice all that shit is great If

— [142:17.620 --> 142:25.660] you take the identifying member away, what can you do? It depends on how good the producer and songwriters are. Hear me out. There's a history where that

— [142:25.660 --> 142:33.660] happened. Because that has happened. And the group became even more successful with the temptation. In the group, I'm saying. I'm not saying you leave the group and go go on a run

— [142:33.660 --> 142:41.720] of hits because you are an amazing producer in the group When the identifying member leaves the temptations had that happen when David

— [142:41.720 --> 142:49.800] Ruffin was well in the 70s They was replacing Identifying voice in the Eddie became like it's so I hear

— [142:49.800 --> 142:57.820] what you saying sometimes. There's no replacing Teddy P. You're right I'm not disagreeing. That's a fact. I'm gonna agree with you. That's a fact. But then it opens up the door for the nigga with

— [142:57.820 --> 143:05.940] the business mind to say, if you want it like that, I'm smarter than you, nigga. Yeah, I'm gonna protect myself. So go ahead and sing yourself a lullaby, and I'm getting only 70,

— [143:05.940 --> 143:14.240] 80% of all this shit, and I got you contractually bound to where you can't never go nowhere else. You get what I'm saying? And y'all are looking at him like, oh, he's

— [143:14.240 --> 143:22.340] being grimy. But you won't look at the lead singer nigga like, yo, you being grimy. I think, I think. And what you describing there is, it sounds to me

— [143:22.340 --> 143:30.620] like, and correct me if I'm wrong, there's another figure outside of the group that's in charge of paperwork. Oh, you want it like that? No, I said, cause in our analogy, I said 1 dude

— [143:30.920 --> 143:38.940] was the business mind. Yeah, someone in the group. I was right. Like, if it 3 or 4 of us was in a group, and I know y'all was bullshitting, and I'm the assertive 1,

— [143:38.940 --> 143:46.980] I'm the procrastinator, but if I was the assertive 1, I'd be like, yo, Joseph Button, Trevor Robinson, Imani's Hell God, I would put

— [143:46.980 --> 143:55.240] all of our names as the owner of the trademark even though y'all ain't do shit I'm the 1 that did all the work y'all ain't do none of the shit I'm the 1 behind the scenes

— [143:55.260 --> 144:03.260] handling the business in this summer the Neptune's beef Really? Yeah, I'm sure It's a lot of every bands.

— [144:03.340 --> 144:11.500] Yeah, everybody has. CGT had the whole shit when Tyrese threw his dick on the table. Tyrese threw his dick on the table. He was star-fired. Every detail

— [144:11.500 --> 144:20.240] over there, some of that is like rumors. But we know what Tyrese was on. He said about it. He said it on Tank Show. So

— [144:20.240 --> 144:28.360] I mean, in those situations, if you're going to do that and you're going to go ahead, You better make sure that when you leave you we know you would you sorry you monster.

— [144:28.540 --> 144:36.600] Yeah, so the beef is what going behind some your partner's back and in Trademarking something

— [144:36.600 --> 144:44.620] look it's tricky It's like group projects in school and shit like what if 1 person is doing all the work and 1 person's taking credit taking the credit Oh, no, he's even yeah,

— [144:44.620 --> 144:52.660] I don't I don't remember the full details of that. I think there was a couple different things involved in that but it's most group breakups That's the what it comes down to is

— [144:52.660 --> 145:00.760] the splits But if the Neptune's was the case and for L is the face of the Neptune's and he's fucking singing on the songs And he's writing the hooks on the songs and he's doing

— [145:01.020 --> 145:09.980] maybe more than 50% of B. Do we do this 50-50 still? I don't know. You might've been the face of the group, you might be getting the features, excuse me, but

— [145:09.980 --> 145:18.260] Chad might be the nigga in there putting it down on the drum machine and doing all the other shit. We all sat up in here and was saying Pharrell, need Chad back for a minute. We

— [145:18.260 --> 145:26.340] all did it for a while. I still agree with it. And it was like, all right, cool, you still this, but it's missing. Yeah. So. Ain't

— [145:26.340 --> 145:34.400] shit missing. I agree with you with what you're saying now. I'm just saying at that point we did it. When I'm thinking about if

— [145:34.400 --> 145:42.460] I'm doing a certain level of work and it's now time to like figure this out. With, damn I

— [145:42.460 --> 145:50.500] just caught a fucking little case of y'all fucking dementia, shit. It's contagious yo. What the fuck? I got it from this old ass nigga playing with a water

— [145:50.500 --> 145:58.540] bottle, man. That's why your mentions spreading everywhere. Yo, welcome. Be a bitch ass nigga, welcome to 40. He just came out of nowhere. Contain it. Yo, contain

— [145:58.540 --> 146:06.820] it. Area 66, whatever the area is, you need to go. 51. 51. Area 66. Yo,

— [146:06.820 --> 146:15.060] I literally just missed my whole shit while talking. But why you get it back? This is a publishing thing. All publishing starts at 100%. Hey,

— [146:15.060 --> 146:23.300] You had a little portion of this, what you want? What you entitled to, like, let's talk, let's talk some turkey. Oh, I caught it. How you were saying,

— [146:23.300 --> 146:31.640] there's no way in the world I could go ahead, even if I remove myself, still allow you to perform under that same name and still not get my percentage. It's

— [146:31.640 --> 146:39.680] not like 112 is out here performing new shit, new hits without these niggas' voices on it. You going back on this stage and you still performing all

— [146:39.680 --> 146:48.040] the records I was a part of. Whether I'm on that stage or not, and if I have an equal share to this company, Even while we didn't work out all the other shit, I still want my 25.

— [146:48.320 --> 146:57.100] Whether we're this age or not. For sure. That's why it's tough for me to agree with his point about the paperwork nigga being the 1 getting busy. If you ever want lifetime

— [146:57.620 --> 147:05.940] tour money, you need the identifying members. I agree. Not background, man. I'm saying, it's not true. It's not true.

— [147:05.940 --> 147:14.040] But the lead singer is going. That's not true. Queen's done it. Yeah. I'm talking about. Bunch of the old groups. Y'all about the fucking Rolling Stone meet

— [147:14.040 --> 147:23.160] and I'm just saying. Y'all know who I'm talking about. I'm not talking about the I get it great white legendary could do it for life bands Well, we don't know The

— [147:23.160 --> 147:31.380] temptation is it's classic for that. They had about 3 different lead singers Around 2 seventies. This was everybody's

— [147:31.520 --> 147:39.660] move Okay today who could do that could Joe to see go do that He's I can't find sorry this

— [147:39.660 --> 147:47.939] goes there sorry Yeah, you know saying like you said this was everybody's move. Recent, recent, today who could do that? Man, could Joe Deci go do that shit without KC? No they not. He's identifying, sorry. Cisco's there. Cisco's there, sorry. Cisco's there. Yeah, you know what I'm saying, like you said, the identifying member. Voice of the minute is out maybe without Mike, Mike, Mike.

— [147:47.939 --> 147:56.660] The D-Voice nigga. Mike, Mike. That's Mike. I'm thinking of Nathan. Yeah Mike they did without Mike That's fine. I didn't find number though No,

— [147:57.000 --> 148:06.060] but see if you're legitimate groups, I think if you're a legitimate group, then you could do it. If you smokey

— [148:06.060 --> 148:14.540] in the miracles, it's different. But I think if you are- Nigga, why y'all think Amarion keep making up with B2K?

— [148:15.060 --> 148:23.180] And they can't go on tour without him. Yeah, and he can go out by himself, but it ain't the same. Yeah. Imagine Destiny's Child go do a tour and there's no Beyonce.

— [148:24.640 --> 148:32.800] They can do it. Not a Destiny's Child show. No, they cannot. They can do Michelle and Kelly. They can't do a tour, but they can go ahead and do some

— [148:32.800 --> 148:41.000] shit. They might go like that. It won't be as good as if it was Beyonce. Like, let's not be stupid, but they can still go get some money. What they can do

— [148:41.000 --> 148:49.960] is try to put some... Y'all name it a security risk. If Destiny's Child is announced and Beyonce is not there, somebody's

— [148:49.980 --> 148:57.983] getting stabbed. I'm asking you what song they're gonna sing. All that shit. With somebody else. No, no, no, no, no, they not. What the fuck are you talking about? Child Somebody's

— [148:57.983 --> 149:06.080] gonna stand you right you right? Now you right about that That sounds good, but I've seen it be done. Motherfuckers

— [149:06.100 --> 149:14.340] would go out without somebody. No, say it's them, I'm talking about saying the group name though. There have been plenty of classic bands that go out there

— [149:14.340 --> 149:22.340] with some other motherfucker up there and get their bread. And I'm only sound bad, But if I was Ricky Bell, I would always be performing without the

— [149:22.340 --> 149:30.560] bowing them niggas You can't what she because I'm the singer you are I'm the only thing but backstage stage,

— [149:30.860 --> 149:38.860] underage, I don't know. That's for the TV track. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You ain't got to do that. I'm going to go talk to

— [149:38.860 --> 149:47.080] some young kids that sound kind of like them. Y'all crazy as hell. Say the first couple lines and let the crowd do it. Yeah. You just know that. No, you go get people that

— [149:47.080 --> 149:55.120] can kind of pull it off. Y'all niggas is nuts, yo. Y'all niggas is crazy. Y'all niggas is crazy. Y'all niggas is crazy. It happens all the time y'all niggas is grind ball. I

— [149:55.120 --> 150:03.140] love new edition But they're not copping the bell bibb de vo show with just Ricky Bell. They not bro You better say Ricky

— [150:03.140 --> 150:11.180] Bell up there. Ricky Bell of Bell of the Bull. There wasn't even a lead singer in that. Some bands don't even let you do that. Yeah. They not letting you put the Don't put my name up there. Such as

— [150:11.180 --> 150:19.280] such. Like even Slim. Slim shit was saying Slim of 112. Shit. Fucking Grateful Dead. Rest in Peace by the Weirdies passed away. But they would. Jerry Garcia was the identifying member of the Grateful Dead

— [150:19.280 --> 150:29.020] and they're 1 Of the biggest touring and branded acts of all time and they've been doing it for 40 years without Jerry Queen

— [150:29.020 --> 150:38.400] did the same thing, you know what they did They

— [150:38.400 --> 150:46.520] could I'm could, I know it sounds blasphemous, I know it sounds terrible, but they could absolutely find a star singer who we Wouldn't be all the way mad

— [150:46.520 --> 150:56.040] at that could pull off the shit close enough for you to be like, all right Fuck it. My is up there We saw Both

— [150:56.040 --> 151:04.080] of the harmony did he shit with no busy you can do it It ain't gonna be as success. You need Busy Bone there, even if he gonna fuck the show up. Oh, no, I

— [151:04.080 --> 151:12.260] don't. Wait, if I'm Bone Thugs, I need Busy Bone there? No, you don't. You did. No, you don't. No, you don't. I don't think I need this. You need this. You need this.

— [151:12.260 --> 151:20.320] You need is a strong word. I don't know if you need him. I am a big busy bone fan, but you want him there because of the fact that he hasn't been around

— [151:20.320 --> 151:28.680] so much. So the fans who really love the group would love to see all 5 together. You can do a tour. You also want him there because the most of the classic verses

— [151:28.680 --> 151:36.900] are busy bone verses. Busy bone is the identifying member of Bone Thugs. He's the most identifiable 1. No, he's the 1 that had the most controversy. Before

— [151:36.900 --> 151:44.940] controversy, B. Before controversy. No. Before controversy. All that being said, I got this. He's the most successful soul out there. We are going out as Bone Thugs in harmony. I thought it was crazy.

— [151:44.940 --> 151:53.140] If he gets right, he can come join us. But in the meantime, we got my man that sounds and looks sort of like him and we gonna rock him. Oh you're gonna have somebody replace him. We can't replace

— [151:53.140 --> 152:01.340] him. You're gonna get a mulatto nigga to make his head blow his head off. You can't do that. Go get your shit out yo.

— [152:01.460 --> 152:09.560] It's 7am up in the mud, I got feta, green and nicotine and... And listen we might not be up to the arena but we can still talk to him and get this party

— [152:09.560 --> 152:23.420] shit. That nigga busy ball is a little skinny. I

— [152:23.420 --> 152:31.460] think groups like that fans wish bomb killed fans Fans would almost rather you just not replace the person and just let them be gone. Yeah,

— [152:31.460 --> 152:39.660] baby. Shit. I disagree. We got bills to pay. No, I'm cool with that. I think the fans also don't have us thinking this person's good. When I hear the name,

— [152:39.900 --> 152:47.960] like, I mean, I know we talked about them when they're beefs and shit. I don't want, don't tell me Diplomax is gonna be somewhere and Cam's not there, even if I think he's not gonna

— [152:47.960 --> 152:56.400] be there you can't you can say you can name members names, but do not tell me this is dips it don't tell me it's the locks and No

— [152:56.400 --> 153:09.920] disrespect to nobody, but it's just she can styles if I'm on cost of them niggas. I'm putting dips I'm

— [153:09.920 --> 153:18.380] all up and down in Bronx, Connecticut, putting dips in on anything I could. You shitting me? 1 time. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm doing that. And them niggas got all that paperwork.

— [153:18.600 --> 153:26.680] Try it. Cool. Catch me if you can. Okay. I would do it just to announce you suing me then, nigga. I dare you. Put that on your

— [153:26.680 --> 153:34.700] social that you're suing Uncossa for doing a fucking I don't think I wonder I wonder I wonder if more is they don't figure out they shit Can

— [153:34.700 --> 153:42.740] you remember for some time they couldn't use they name what you're gonna take it it out Morris Morris down the time America

— [153:43.420 --> 153:51.700] have you heard? You won't be burning up there no no no What they

— [153:51.700 --> 154:00.460] said that fucking crazy the time you remember that? Yeah. She told my buddy. Funny. 1

— [154:00.460 --> 154:08.700] of the flyer things I've seen rest in peace odb is Wu Tang. Oh, yeah, an odb son. That's fly fly saw See fat Joe

— [154:08.700 --> 154:16.760] bring out pun son. That's like when the kids come out. I like I like I like that I should have it did a whole mob deep tour with Ray

— [154:16.760 --> 154:25.000] Kwan. I'm sure they just let prodigies verse rock. Yeah Maybe no, he did some of it. You know, whatever There's no place it but you still got a

— [154:25.800 --> 154:34.060] Yeah, you gotta go get it. Hey, In news, I shouldn't be talking about it all but the gigs the gig I talked too much. Parks you heard anything? Have

— [154:34.060 --> 154:42.240] you heard any of the music from Prem and MOP? Yeah, yeah. Have you? Yeah.

— [154:42.440 --> 154:50.820] That combination sounds great. It's always been a great combination. They had match-up before. Hey Monty. Some shit? Listen to me. That 1 with the guitars?

— [154:51.540 --> 154:59.680] They are going to fucking kill Prem. For what he gave Donz. Oh, after

— [154:59.680 --> 155:08.000] he gave him shit. He's giving him OP. Well. You didn't hear it from me. Got it. You heard them beats? Yes.

— [155:09.540 --> 155:17.660] Okay. The game is gonna have a tough time. Or. Ain't no or. Wait, wait, wait. There is a or. I could have played Nas all

— [155:17.660 --> 155:25.680] of those beats What they say and that would lead into people saying that yeah, but that we don't know we don't know what he played him Some

— [155:25.680 --> 155:33.840] of that and he could have said I want this I want this I want that was started before the last stuff too By the way, so okay. I don't know what words that now but I know

— [155:33.840 --> 155:41.920] I was there for some of that it tracks yeah if them that does happen as well if that Billy and fame get the Billy and fame and and they do

— [155:41.920 --> 155:50.340] some artists bring out different shit and you would don't matter that part or bigger artists better or bigger. MOP is 1 of them that I could imagine.

— [155:53.140 --> 156:01.140] Yeah, I'm with you. I'm with you. It's nice hanging though. I'll tell you. MOP always got stupid

— [156:01.160 --> 156:09.220] beats from Pring. Yo, bruh, that nigga. Yo, MOP used to damn they get a nigga. Shavo Maw and Allerganz with proper beat.

— [156:09.220 --> 156:17.540] You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Because there ain't no telling what you heard. You back to that. You know. Yeah, I mean, what it back there again? We all know that Nas picked them beats.

— [156:18.840 --> 156:27.000] Okay. You can't say that too because Nas just came off of 3 projects before that where production to me was... Okay,

— [156:27.000 --> 156:35.140] so it could have been an entire clip of... What that mean? Hitboy gave them a pack. You pick what you want. Prem gave him a pack, you pick what you want. And again,

— [156:35.140 --> 156:43.220] for the record, for the record, I thoroughly enjoyed the beats. I love this album. I have no problem with it. The longer time goes on, the more I

— [156:43.220 --> 156:51.380] enjoy that. When I heard the MOP shit, I said, oh, they're going to kill him. I saw a lot of the critique about, I like the

— [156:51.380 --> 156:59.560] Nas and Premo. I think it's marriage. But a lot of that critique was Nas carried him. 1 of them beats I wanted to take for the intro of this pond.

— [157:00.060 --> 157:08.560] Give me that spin on the pieces. Hold that real fast. Guitar shit. Guitar shit, oh my god. I told them, dudes, if y'all don't go,

— [157:08.620 --> 157:16.740] find a drummer and just let him, blblblblblblbl, all over this motherfucker. Oh my god. I don't know what instrument it

— [157:16.740 --> 157:24.960] is. Neverary, who knows. Actually, I don't know. It's got to, when it's done. It is coming, when it's done. But boy, they're gonna kill Prince. I'm still going back to listen to that fucking Mobb

— [157:24.960 --> 157:32.960] D Babin. That's fair. That first MOP album, boy. MOP don't really have a bad, I mean I can't speak out of the first and a second. Yeah,

— [157:32.960 --> 157:42.000] the first 3 warriors was fired Warriors first and second was my shit the second 1 was crazy 3

— [157:42.000 --> 157:50.440] them first 3 shots DR period to White girls sent their season to sit sat him down. Sat

— [157:50.440 --> 157:58.620] him down. I mean, you better reminisce on the love you had boy, long time ago. Sit down boy. War

— [157:58.620 --> 158:07.400] stories. White girls in the 90s? Huh? What you got? White girls in the 90s? No. No, not in the 90s. Sacrilegious

— [158:07.500 --> 158:15.720] in the 90s. You had a 90s. He had them. I'm trying to think. I'm trying to

— [158:15.720 --> 158:24.080] think. You ain't no trying to think. You ain't got a mic. That's a classic Paul II. He caused the red line in the 90s. Hey British Paul. Chill, man. Retro Paul. That's

— [158:24.080 --> 158:32.940] retro Paul right there, baby. You did? It's OK. And he still talk to her. Nah, that's been 1 of those Ashley. Oh.

— [158:32.940 --> 158:41.080] That's my people's, though. Of course. Of course, that's your man. You get through a lot of just having a memory for the people that you can just go back and talk to. That's your thing.

— [158:41.080 --> 158:49.180] No, the people that I do it with their mouth. Like everybody know you, a lot of people know you, a lot of people love you. Yeah, some niggas gotta do it with this. You come here, Other

— [158:49.180 --> 158:57.420] niggas talk like this. They can't. Your body rocking, knocking at the boots. I mean, he ain't got no H-Town

— [158:57.440 --> 159:06.100] in him. D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D I mean, he just wanted to talk and tease. You

— [159:06.100 --> 159:14.320] know if you're in the military, your insurance wouldn't have been shut up. You play with yourself over the phone. Yo, open up a DLU. You know I can put you down on my military

— [159:14.340 --> 159:22.660] insurance. You only pay $80. You only pay $80. He's telling you, rub 1 out right now over the phone. Rub 1 out on the phone right now. Rub it out. Let me

— [159:22.780 --> 159:32.220] hear it. Freak ass boy, go put your dick in something. They can make it in days, boy. Not now, because I know you married. I doubt it. And now I doubt it. The way you be talking and acting, I doubt that you can do it. I

— [159:32.220 --> 159:45.560] don't even act or talk like anything. I doubt you ever had it So what'd you say you lay shit down? Why?

— [159:46.020 --> 159:54.360] That's why. Oh, hell no. And no. I'm just laying down. Laying down. Laying down. Just laying down.

— [159:54.360 --> 160:02.420] Be mad as hell when she's still up looking for a friend. Like girl, I am so exhausted. I'm going to bed. Sleep. I'll see you in the morning.

— [160:02.420 --> 160:10.600] That's the thing about the morning. If you wait till the morning, you gotta make them pay. You gotta make them pay. You can't just fall asleep on them in the nighttime

— [160:10.740 --> 160:19.160] and leave them up, lusty and horny. Just wake up. You gotta wake them up. Yes, it gotta be aggressive. Crack city, bitch.

— [160:20.020 --> 160:28.040] Got it in the morning. Back now, nigga. Gotta be aggressive. All I need is a nap, baby. That's it. All right, We've got no part of

— [160:28.040 --> 160:36.160] the show where we start talking about fucking I love that I know. I know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Only that, only that, yeah. Our old asses, yeah. I love that.

— [160:36.600 --> 160:44.740] I love that part of the show. This guy's crazy, y'all. Oh, man. I don't have nothing else important to talk about. We say rest in peace, John

— [160:44.740 --> 160:52.740] Forte, Sent our well wishes to corrupt. We talked about Rolex, which I've been meaning to do for 1000000 dollars, so I'm really happy about that. We

— [160:52.740 --> 161:01.040] spoke about fucking, Ish, can you answer my fucking question? Are you gonna blow out the candle? Like we trying to go home. Take him through that, take him through that.

— [161:01.460 --> 161:09.600] Sure. Take me through that. No. Come on, here's 1 more time. Take me through that, take me through that. Take me through

— [161:09.600 --> 161:18.480] that, take me through that. Hey! I

— [161:18.480 --> 161:28.800] don't know, man. I don't know. Come on, man. Come on, man. Hey!

— [161:30.920 --> 161:39.380] Yo, don't do that. Yo, yo, yo. Yo, you gonna throw ones too? Like if I could use some ones?

— [161:39.640 --> 161:47.860] Yo, don't get that n***a no. I gotta make it. It's my invite. I can't let him fuck up my invite. This is still my card

— [161:47.860 --> 162:00.560] on call Joe

— [162:00.560 --> 162:08.900] had me come up here and do it. Yeah, he told me, he told me, take me through the air. She like, no, nigga, take me through the air. You all like to get the red bull?

— [162:09.100 --> 162:17.140] See, y'all, man. We can't be done with Dutch Walk-In. Nah, it's the thing. All right, now I'm gonna make some calls. I didn't know If you was really about it, but once I heard take me through

— [162:17.140 --> 162:25.280] there take me through there now We know what that we know what it take to get them there. So yeah now. Yeah, that's the only I put a playlist together Okay camera you getting today boy.

— [162:25.280 --> 162:33.840] Yeah, I did this this album review was 1 of my worst moment till last year I I didn't have all the songs. I know that shit right there is a smash. Yeah.

— [162:33.840 --> 162:42.060] He even shit on that a little bit. This is the point I was like, once I heard this, I can't. You dissed that? Yes. I'm like, Joe, you bugging. That's Metro shit. That's a

— [162:42.060 --> 162:54.980] smash. You did not say Joe, you bugging. He did. You were dealing with me. No, I was not. I said the album, that song, I did not say that about Joe Was

— [162:54.980 --> 163:03.320] not for me that song you could hear immediately and know that was 1 of the most original shit No, cuz that we said it I

— [163:03.320 --> 163:11.880] didn't hear no more after this. I cut this shit off never to return to it and then. We was on some Regions shit. It's other bangles on it? The hoes got it. Yeah.

— [163:11.880 --> 163:20.160] That, that, that, no you just gotta get, Is it Quayvon? Quayvon is drinking right, right, Freeze? Well then, wait, when we reviewed the album, I had no idea what his concept

— [163:20.160 --> 163:28.360] was, too. Yeah. That's us not understanding it and getting explained. And then I heard it out, and then it was like, yo, this shit, what the fuck is wrong with me? Shit

— [163:28.360 --> 163:38.040] hit different. We didn't see the whole situation. If anybody wants to be taken through there, it's me. I want to know. It's like some of the Drake songs when they put the club

— [163:38.040 --> 163:46.160] beats on because we from New Jersey we feel at a little difference other people recently be like make it this shit But we

— [163:46.160 --> 164:00.280] like club music watch your mouth What's

— [164:00.280 --> 164:08.360] the Jersey dance? This is what you do in the Pee Wee Erma. The Pee Wee Erma dance. No, the Jersey dance, baby. The boom,

— [164:08.360 --> 164:16.400] boom, boom. What's that shit called, Ish? I don't know what the fuck you talking about. I'm asking a 50-year-old. We don't know. Wait, Dubstep? I don't

— [164:16.400 --> 164:24.560] know. Was it dubstep or something? The house music they be playing. This nigga scoring. I didn't get the bitches with my dancing. That ain't how I got. How you got them?

— [164:25.160 --> 164:33.440] Laying something. No. I'm joking. I'm joking. Nah, you ain't laying shit. Ew. Damn, why

— [164:33.560 --> 164:41.560] that nigga grabbing on your wrist? Is this like a move from Ghost? What movie that song? That's the Ray Charles shit. Ray Charles. Ray Charles. He's with the Ray Charles. I'm gay.

— [164:41.600 --> 164:49.700] I didn't call you gay. I'm checking my man Pulse man. That's how homie grabbed up Terry Crews. Oh

— [164:49.700 --> 164:57.780] shit. No, no it's not. That's not how he grabbed him. He grabbed him. He grabbed him with 1 arm. It's time to go, yo. It's time to wrap this up, yo.

— [164:57.780 --> 165:06.200] He's still alive, nigga. Show it ass. You an idiot? You on bullshit now, yo. He don't. Yo, when Terry Crews talk about that, that nigga,

— [165:06.980 --> 165:15.071] that nigga, Josette, I can't believe it. He let, he fucked up. You're

— [165:15.949 --> 165:24.080] on bullshit now Yeah, you can't just grab my shit if I'm J.Cruz, nigga. He said I'm featuring some old white man.

— [165:24.080 --> 165:32.780] Just grab him. Ice is right. That is absolutely not how he grabbed them at all. At all. Yo. Yo,

— [165:32.780 --> 165:40.840] you're insensitive, though, to these stories, yo. Yo, niggas gotta work, man. He had a decision to make. Wait, what'd you say? He had to work. He had a decision

— [165:40.840 --> 165:48.920] to make. Joe's talking about that shit. So you gotta work? You want to be in that next joint or you want to work? No, we gotta grab a cake. I'm good You can't

— [165:48.940 --> 165:57.320] just grab your so you want to sign to the label Nigga you never see me sign. That's a fact. Oh you want attractive

— [165:57.340 --> 166:05.540] enough for them They would have had you up through there, nigga. They would have had you through there, nigga. I get a day's work

— [166:05.620 --> 166:13.620] where Elvis and them was around, nigga. You would have been up through there, boy. You a light, boy. Oh, that's a light bright. It's a light bright. Oh, that's a

— [166:13.620 --> 166:21.780] light bright. You want a deal? They would have took you through there like y'all. Nigga been a stand-in for Dolly Parton. Nigga said

— [166:21.780 --> 166:29.840] in Elvis time. Elvis, yo. They should have been writing my albums with them niggas. Quincy Jones, aw. Oh, Quincy. Oh yeah, yeah,

— [166:29.840 --> 166:37.920] yeah. You know that man, Ish? Marlon Brando would have had a time with you boys. Marlon Brando would've smoked your boots boy. He would've smoked, you know you like

— [166:37.920 --> 166:46.100] money too. A billionaire? You got a billionaire? Yeah, it's coming up behind his look-shelf. It's gonna go to the

— [166:46.100 --> 166:54.660] tunnel. And everybody rehearsing, God falls together and shit. Yo, this nigga said, a billionaire? Yo, you are an idiot. What

— [166:54.660 --> 167:02.800] the fuck? What's wrong with y'all, man? Oh, man. God bless your hearts, man. Yo, y'all are nice. With that itch up through, right, y'all? It took him all the way through you are

— [167:02.800 --> 167:20.680] stupid You

— [167:20.680 --> 167:28.780] been rich a priority You would have been with Richard Pryor. He'd have sat down, everything. You'd have been with Richard Pryor, A? Who? Yo, y'all are so dumb. Who you would have been with? Who you would have been

— [167:28.780 --> 167:37.160] with? Not Gaylee, like who you would have hung out with? Gaylee? This nigga said Gaylee. You made up a whole word. Dolly would have hung out with you.

— [167:37.160 --> 167:46.640] I fuck with Dolly Parton Madonna you probably Madonna. Yeah, I do What

— [167:46.640 --> 167:54.640] you have Madonna nigga don't make faith that you have my dog slap the shot you they don't make a face What nigga niggas knew Madonna? Oh work? Thank you. Was it 1 of them? He got Fran Dresher

— [168:04.880 --> 168:13.180] No, we're not saying chump names, okay, I thought that was another word for armoire. Frandresha? No, no.

— [168:13.180 --> 168:21.400] You thought that was it? Like dresser? That's a lady. Like a frisbee dresser? Oh, shit. You thought we said Anwar? What

— [168:21.400 --> 168:29.430] the fuck? It's not furniture. A friend dresser. I'm like, oh shit. You got some flop shit. I need 1. I

— [168:29.430 --> 168:37.460] need 1 of those. A friend dresser. Where you about to throw a shot at it right now. Yo, get us a friend. Baby, I'm getting us a friend

— [168:37.460 --> 168:45.520] dressing. A tall 1 too. This nigga is a... That's 1. 0, man.

— [168:45.520 --> 168:53.660] I thought that was an armoire. Yo, you are stupid. Fancy armoire, too. All right. I'm... It's over, man. This guy is a

— [168:53.660 --> 169:01.850] complete idiot, bro. Lastly, before we go, my last thing I'm gonna say to you is at the end of the part, don't say nothing to

— [169:01.850 --> 169:09.960] the K-girls. I know how you do your shit. You walk to the microwave, walk to that little Jack and Jill. Yeah, don't talk it, boy. The talking is

— [169:09.960 --> 169:18.080] over. Don't try to yo, hook her later. Hey, who that? Nah, not that. Don't do none of that. We bring you a hooker? However you became friends with

— [169:18.080 --> 169:27.240] S, don't do that to none of my I'm

— [169:27.240 --> 169:35.720] gonna hold you that's just as bad as my money at you It's bad is it you know him too,

— [169:35.780 --> 169:43.940] You know her too? That's his bag. It's relatability. That's how you get you. Oh, that's Relatability. He's like, you know what he doing? Oh, you know him?

— [169:44.240 --> 169:52.620] You're like Yeah, I know. That's my man calling right now. You call him right now. I don't even know it Explain that tell me your bag is in

— [169:52.620 --> 170:01.080] order how you identify with people is that you know mutual friends how

— [170:01.080 --> 170:11.300] would I know that we got share mutual you asked suggesting it? Yeah From

— [170:11.300 --> 170:19.620] so caucus, oh, you know my man such as my man exactly come on You know you do it nigga took ass Never

— [170:19.680 --> 170:27.860] in a gazillion years think that that's how I how you talk You touch the shirt Oh

— [170:41.580 --> 170:49.660] it's a secret nigga like this between y'all. You bitch ass nigga. No, tell us. Yo that Niggas leaned over and whispered to Sasha, yo, you

— [170:49.660 --> 170:57.860] see that nigga? That's that nigga. This bitch nigga. He pulled up. Yo, come on. You got it. Yo,

— [170:57.860 --> 171:05.920] that's what you doing? That's what you doing? This nigga owe me some bread. Yo, yo, yo, yo. This scallywag, this nigga owe me some

— [171:05.920 --> 171:15.840] bread. This nigga owe me bread for like 2 years. Yo, him? Alright, I'm done with you. This guy's a

— [171:15.840 --> 171:23.940] fool, yo. Pleat nutcase, yo. Right around with that, Bima. Cash now. Oh my God. Keech, that's my little Keech. I got

— [171:23.940 --> 171:32.940] Ish. It's your birthday, boy. I love you. Word, happy birthday, Ish. Happy birthday, Ish. Happy birthday, bro. Happy birthday to Ish. Happy birthday, bro. Happy birthday to Ish. Nigga,

— [171:32.940 --> 171:42.120] take a look. You don't not take love. Look. It's your early birthday. But on the real birthday, commando. What? What? With

— [171:42.120 --> 171:50.300] the wax, you gotta get that wax. With the wax, you gotta get that wax. No way nothing on the boy. Gotta go commando, got to. Yo,

— [171:51.240 --> 171:59.280] y'all know Ish be out, y'all see him out, have a birthday self shot with him or something. Yo, if you see my man outside tonight and all

— [171:59.460 --> 172:07.580] through the weekend. It don't matter. You know what to do. You know what it is in that lemon shot over I mean let me drop let me send that lemon drop through it make take him through

— [172:07.580 --> 172:15.580] there take him through there That's not playing some oranges to me like the pills Awesome Louie the 13 man stop playing with my boys

— [172:15.580 --> 172:23.800] spinning spin it on him when you see him. You drunk that before? No. Sorry. You had some before? Mm-hmm. And

— [172:23.800 --> 172:32.020] yes, I have. Of course I have. You have too? No, I don't. First of all, I had it with you. I'm telling you, you have, and say another word.

— [172:32.020 --> 172:40.040] I have not. If you say another word I'm gonna tell you when I have not had a call 1 time I haven't and I'll depth risk for your birthday yeah oh

— [172:40.040 --> 172:48.049] no you didn't want me you came and met us after what me came and met us after that's that law I can't say

— [172:48.049 --> 172:56.280] that look That's that little, I can't say, that little. Right. Look, look at him. Look at him. The Paul.

— [172:56.740 --> 173:04.780] The Paul. The Paul. That was your Paul. Oh shit. There you go. There you go. Patronis, it's been a great

— [173:04.780 --> 173:12.880] time. Patronis. Yo, remember, look. Love y'all. Peace and love. Peace and love. Yo, this nigga's crazy. Yo, we gone. Till next

— [173:12.880 --> 173:15.760] time. Bye. Peace. Oh Next time See you.

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