—[100:03.310 --> 100:11.420] see much. It ain't much. That's the funny shit, which you was like the reverse. I think that, like, home,
—[100:11.760 --> 100:20.020] you're a good guy. Wait, I am a good guy. Wait, I was a reverse. Wait, wait, come on. You trying to say shit? He not here? No, he's saying y'all not here. He's
—[100:20.020 --> 100:28.060] the Astoria Strangler. He got the room set up. So he's just a regular plane. And he's just playing. You can be a good guy and be a sub. Yeah, I can be a good guy. And just
—[100:28.060 --> 100:36.160] go in the room with the black leather on. Yes. I'm vanilla, baby. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's different with him. You're Neapolitan, you get outside. When you get away from
—[100:36.160 --> 100:44.240] that dog and daughter, that D&D. Make a turn, Pistache, you only get to that mo' friend. Gormi, it's the mailbox. It's the mailbox.
—[100:44.240 --> 100:52.620] You pray leans. You pray leans. That's a safe word, but yeah. That's a good 1. The safe word is Malibu. Oh, we're
—[100:52.740 --> 101:01.740] back. Hey! Imani's. Imani is fucking
—[101:02.240 --> 101:10.740] M&M. I am whatever you say I am. Cause it wasn't. It wasn't what I
—[101:10.840 --> 101:19.000] say I am. Whatever we think about Imani, that's just what it is. And it's been that way for me. That's it. Yeah, I know and it's
—[101:19.000 --> 101:28.620] them. Yeah, I got it and What up nigga Say
—[101:28.960 --> 101:38.420] I don't have nothing man. I don't have nothing for you. I don't have nothing for you. I gotta think about I gotta think about you When
—[101:38.420 --> 101:46.740] you're going to Liberia, I'm gonna try to dad Next week man change my flight. How long early
—[101:47.080 --> 101:55.260] I was go for like 14 days, but you know. Why you changed it? I had to change it, man. It's gotta work. But why you change it? I gotta work. Couldn't get them extra days
—[101:55.260 --> 102:03.320] off. Oh shit. Look at y'all. Man Drew, man Drew. Oh you can get it off. You can get any day you want off. Whoa, couldn't get them covered. You got Docum, you got Docum. Couldn't get
—[102:03.320 --> 102:11.380] them covered. Niggas said. Oh that's the lookout you're talking about Oh hang it a look out for the hell no nigga see you
—[102:11.380 --> 102:19.380] jitter the system already They said what a fall with this they like I was like argue with you. They get me. I'll be at work So you said you gonna be going fire. He
—[102:19.380 --> 102:27.620] started doing some math, and a light bulb hit him. He had a jinkies moment. I did, I did. Cause why would you fuck yourself?
—[102:27.780 --> 102:36.160] And I told him that. Yeah, he did. I said, yo, You got such a sweet deal. You know that if you just miss a day or miss 2 days,
—[102:36.580 --> 102:44.920] then the sweet deal is gone and now it's, nobody losing that with you. So why would you do that? Take all the time you want, I don't give a fuck. But,
—[102:45.180 --> 102:53.600] Just know that shit gonna look sweet. Back to the bank? That nigga, I never seen a nigga look at a calendar
—[102:53.680 --> 103:01.800] so fast. Before we could say goodbye, he changed them dates. He said, I'll be back. I'll be there
—[103:01.800 --> 103:10.120] for that. I'll be there for that. I'll be there for 2 weeks. Yeah, I booked it like last year, but you know. Okay. But you changed it though. You got the shirt. You
—[103:10.120 --> 103:18.840] going to Laventale? Nah, I'm on a carnival. Bet you right. So I'll go there, I'll be there for 2 days. You gonna get the outfit? Now,
—[103:18.840 --> 103:26.860] no. You going with the family? What about the kids? Everybody's going. If I see you, everybody's going. No, you gotta get the outfit. If I see you with some feathers, he gotta get
—[103:26.860 --> 103:34.980] it out of your nipples. I think you should do it. Then they go like CeeLo Green. I think that's what I'm saying. Oh shit. Yo, blue. They look like
—[103:34.980 --> 103:43.380] CeeLo Blue. Yo, what the fuck? You did, you did too. They want me to march with something. So
—[103:43.380 --> 103:52.020] much shit been going on. I didn't even think about who I'm marching with. This nigga done fucked my shit up, so let me just figure out, man. I'll get back to it. Because that's important. You
—[103:52.020 --> 104:00.060] can't be on the chump float. You gotta be on, you can't just be on any old float. No, I know, I know. What the fuck are you talking about?
—[104:00.060 --> 104:08.140] Yeah, I know you're talking. Hey! Yeah. That's that nigga, yeah. I'll be out there and cheer that man. I'm coming back early. JR
—[104:08.140 --> 104:16.300] was happy cause you know, you get to come back early. He like, nigga, we been cheering that for how many days? That nigga Chance was having a blast at Carnival Ward. That nigga was
—[104:16.300 --> 104:24.740] riding all ass in the world look happy she looked bad Once niggas take they
—[104:24.800 --> 104:41.280] rapper outfit and disguise on We
—[104:41.280 --> 104:49.680] found out somebody real named the other day. Damn, I got a brain freeze. It's a nasty name. Anyway, it'll come back to me.
—[104:49.700 --> 104:58.020] Some of these niggas names be funny though. Woo, nigga name is Chancellor Jonathan Bennett. Oh, chance. It
—[104:58.020 --> 105:06.080] is chance. Chancellor. Yo, why'd you try that shit with that song, man, back in the day?
—[105:06.400 --> 105:14.440] I just remembered it because of what we was talking about in the front, like what's wrong with him? Like he really was dead ass. Wait, which song? The song. The
—[105:14.440 --> 105:22.460] song that said He got abused. And then we was like, oh my God, YG. And then on the song, he like, he made that shit
—[105:22.460 --> 105:30.520] sound so fly. And he was like, get the fuck outta here, nigga. Ain't nobody, yeah, that's fucked up. Cause it was like the babysitter shit, right? That's what happened in the song,
—[105:30.520 --> 105:38.600] the babysitter did it right? Yeah. But he made it sound, he said, watch, get your ass outta here. YG's crazy, people ain't sure if YG like that shit. Not at
—[105:38.600 --> 105:47.060] all. Not at all. In that moment of vulnerability, again, as a rapper. It's a little tougher. It's hard to be tough and do it, right?
—[105:47.080 --> 105:55.400] Niggas think you're tough. You know, when you hear like, shoot, he tough. Yeah, don't lie when I hear that shit. Yeah, talk tough, go shoot, niggas. It comes with maturity, though, right?
—[105:56.220 --> 106:04.240] And experience. That shit came out of nowhere. He ain't put out a song since this, dude, right? Yes, he did. Oh, okay. He
—[106:04.240 --> 106:12.340] had a joint with Leon Thomas recently. He's good. Good record. Oh really? Yeah. I'm so happy for Leon Thomas. Or super
—[106:12.340 --> 106:20.700] happy. So happy. Super happy for him. He deserved it. He changed the game. I said it was crazy because he won it back to back. His mom accepted the first award
—[106:20.700 --> 106:28.900] by the time she got off the stage. They brought him right back up and he popped up and gave his acceptance speech. I don't think there's
—[106:28.900 --> 106:36.920] another time in music where Mutt gets awarded that way. Like just listening to
—[106:36.920 --> 106:45.240] the song. Sure. Take your time Mr. Rush. Shit is a bop. It is. Kids love that shit.
—[106:45.460 --> 106:53.660] Even he was on the red carpet, they was like, so this song is about you being in the streets and moving around and being a thot. He
—[106:53.660 --> 107:03.280] said, no, it's just about being single and having fun. Niggas, shut your ass up. Who's the nigga that sung in the, we tweeted Imani. October
—[107:03.280 --> 107:11.640] London. October London. Ooh, he was nice, He killed it. He killed it. Lucky Day went up there for the tribute.
—[107:12.200 --> 107:20.580] Oh yeah, we didn't really get into your Grammys reviews. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Listen, I don't got no complaints about that Grammys. I'm sorry This
—[107:20.580 --> 107:28.620] was the 1 year why for like for the most part they they got what they need to get right? Performances were good. I wasn't really feeling the Bruno shit what
—[107:28.620 --> 107:36.980] both of them or was it 1 of 1 of his solo performance It just shouldn't have front. Okay Yeah, I think see I think that can't we
—[107:36.980 --> 107:45.060] open the show It is her single I think so yeah, oh you're not holding it against Bruno? Yeah. Okay, got you, got you, got you. And again, yo, that song is just
—[107:45.060 --> 107:53.100] a different type of mega smash. ATP. Yeah. Yeah. For these kids, like my daughter know that shit. Like these little kids know
—[107:53.100 --> 108:01.120] that song. That's a big record. That song is huge. That's 1 thing I did learn about the Grammys because when I first cut it on, the kids said They were just running around
—[108:01.120 --> 108:09.220] and shit. I ain't know these songs, but when they came, when they stopped, they singing them shit. I'm like where the fuck are y'all even learning these shit from? That's what they said.
—[108:09.220 --> 108:17.340] I don't play these shit in the house. I was like where the fuck? They knew all of them little pop records, they knew them. I like what they did. They got to watch it on the same TV as you
—[108:17.480 --> 108:25.640] the beginning yes Not 30 he told me they was running around Locked up
—[108:25.640 --> 108:34.200] kids. I'm a bad time in the house that time is 09:00 in the house 830 is wine downtime No for the kids got a wine down Just
—[108:34.200 --> 108:42.440] the kids come on Yes, Joe, he said just the kids. I'm not playing this thing. I don't want no wand. You know how I'm telling you. Hey, turn the wand down. No
—[108:42.440 --> 108:50.860] wand. You too. Oh, let me get to that. Oh, you niggas in here. 00I got the big clock. You see the clock? Hey, girl. You ain't whining
—[108:50.860 --> 108:58.900] down. Shower bottle. You should be sleepy. I was just gonna say, I like to talk about that, damn it. All right. Nah, nah, don't do that. She's in
—[108:58.900 --> 109:07.340] there? Nah, that's y'all. That's my favorite old-goin' jokes in the park, yo. Me and Freeze don't play. Freeze?
—[109:07.600 --> 109:15.660] Me and Freeze? You keep throwing him in that. Freeze with the gun on his ass. No, because I'm down with him. I don't ever leave him on the edge by himself. I'm not with him. Oh, please. When we
—[109:15.660 --> 109:24.080] gonna tell the truth? Come on. We ain't playing that. You think he govern his house on some tyrant shit? No, he think I govern her on some tyrant shit. That's what he be trying to
—[109:24.080 --> 109:32.520] say. That's their joke. I mean, the kids are giving. Oh, that's why you think he a submissive in the room. That's where he get his kid. His kid got out.
—[109:32.520 --> 109:40.660] Yeah. Run shit during the day, but at night. Hurt me, baby, hurt me. Oh, shit. Oh my God. Yo, I don't
—[109:40.660 --> 109:48.960] believe that. I don't believe that about you. Look at Rem. Rem is in Barbados, nigga. Oh,
—[109:48.960 --> 109:58.060] you doing bonito both? Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Okay. It's a holiday in my house. I was really happy for him. You
—[109:58.060 --> 110:06.520] shat a tear yo? No, well I'm excited for the Super Bowl. Half time show. I'm excited for the Super Bowl. No, when the nigga won, did you shed a tear? No. When he sat there like this.
—[110:07.060 --> 110:15.260] Yes you did. You sat there like this. Come on, tell the truth. Yo, you used to sit like this. He almost got 1 out of me. I appreciate him. The emotion. We did a sale. Just
—[110:15.260 --> 110:23.400] taking that moment to yourself. Yes. To come from where you come from, before all the surgeries and the rhinoplasty, all that shit, the
—[110:23.400 --> 110:31.540] new jawline. I think he just grew a beard. Stop it. See, I think all that shit was planned. Don't be foolish. Don't be foolish. Hold up. I
—[110:31.540 --> 110:43.200] got you. Was he dead by himself? It seemed like it, it seemed like he did. Yeah, he might have been actually. That was kinda, I think that was planned. Joe,
—[110:43.200 --> 110:51.940] he gained weight. This is not fam, He got a lot of surgery done. It's okay to say we still love him. He might have a lot of surgery. He got a lot done. It's okay. Look
—[110:51.940 --> 110:59.940] at his jaw, pause. Y'all can't tell he got a lot done. Or maybe I know more than you. He got a lot done. It's fine. Okay. Y'all
—[110:59.940 --> 111:15.180] think They would award him like that if you still look Puerto Rican He still looks Puerto Rican I'm
—[111:15.180 --> 111:30.160] with you, yo. Yo. This nigga's crazy, yo. That nigga's like a Tommy. He looks like Antonio Banderas. He looks like a Latino. Antonio Banderas is fire, yo, son. What? A
—[111:30.160 --> 111:38.560] lot of niggas won't look like that nigga, so he's fine. You think he cute? No. You didn't say he's fine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think he's gay. He's handsome. That's
—[111:38.560 --> 111:46.680] not gay. He's handsome. I don't even know what that nigga look like in that movie. You said yeah? That nigga Salma captured my vision in that movie. Yo, she's cool.
—[111:46.680 --> 111:54.800] You a little gay. Oh. I'm not gay. It's OK to be a little gay. You can be a little big gay. It's Antony over there, it's understandable. I think Antony over there is just-
—[111:54.800 --> 112:02.900] I think he's handsome too, you know? I think he's small. Are you a little gay? I'm not gay. Yeah, I'm a little gay, man. Remember that. That's his new narrative. It's 2026. We as men should be
—[112:02.900 --> 112:10.940] able to compliment other... You should be allowed to be a little gay. No, I'm not gay. Back in the day, the only person I remember we being able
—[112:10.940 --> 112:19.120] to... No, we're not asking you. Give me an example of a little homosexuality. We're not asking you. Give me an example. We're telling you. You think that Antonio Banderas
—[112:19.120 --> 112:27.120] is a kid? Yo, just a tip. He's smooth. Oh shit. Yo, you can't say just a tip to a grown man, yo. I told somebody just a tip. You can't tell a nigga just a tip, yo.
—[112:27.120 --> 112:35.500] That's too much. I wasn't going that. What's up with you? He went crazy just now. Nah, it's your man, you bitch ass nigga. Give me 1 example
—[112:35.500 --> 112:43.520] of just a little gay. You're my brother, bro. Back in the days, it was okay to say Billy Dee Williams was a handsome dude
—[112:45.860 --> 112:53.860] He put the word cute, but Billy Dee was the man back then. Billy Dee was him. Nigga, y'all got Billy Dee fucked up. I didn't know who was in your kit. Like, I'm gonna publicly come out. That was the 1 black man. Billy Dee Williams for
—[112:53.860 --> 113:01.960] black men, my nigga, was the pinnacle of all here. That was the guy. That was the smoothest dude
—[113:01.960 --> 113:10.340] on earth. He was. Ike, he's like 1973 though. We haven't said Billy Dee Williams. 80s,
—[113:10.360 --> 113:18.440] that nigga was him. What's so Billy Dee Williams? Billy Dee Williams, he had a song that was the same? You don't even know who the nigga is. Act it, tell me. See that's what I'm saying. You remember the old C-1445
—[113:18.760 --> 113:26.760] commercials? No. All right. Oh, yeah, these old ones. You was in Lady Sings the Blues, Mahogany. Lady Sings the Blues, Mahogany with Diana Ross. What are these movies? What is, what is,
—[113:26.760 --> 113:35.200] these are movies? You, you don't know. You don't know. Oh, he only know old white movies. He don't know old blacks. You don't know. The movie about Billie Holiday. You all saw that? Yes, with Diana Ross,
—[113:35.800 --> 113:43.900] Richard Pryor. What's the nigga name? What's the nigga name? Billy D. Williams, nigga. Billy D. Handsome Williams. He was in Star Wars as well. Why did you
—[113:43.900 --> 113:52.460] pick someone that's like our parents' age? That's just 1 of the questions. Was that on, I know, was that on FX? That's my man. Yo. No,
—[113:52.460 --> 114:00.480] nigga. It was on VHS. Billy Dee Williams. Billy Dee Williams. That's it, that nigga. Wait, niggas wanted to be like this nigga? What? Y'all aight, y'all playing that. You know how niggas know. Cory,
—[114:00.480 --> 114:08.920] come on, y'all. You're not playing, it's Flip that just don't know. Nigga Denzel, you know how the women look at Denzel? Nigga 88. That was, that was, yes. He was Denzel before Denzel. Yes.
—[114:09.520 --> 114:17.620] Really? For sure. He's right in bed, but I don't know why you would know that. You're my age. But why would you that name though, kid? I'm your age. I know, that's what I'm saying. Wait, how do women look
—[114:17.620 --> 114:25.680] at Denzel? I wouldn't be in love with Denzel. At a certain point, when Denzel was first starting. If you said Denzel is a handsome dude, I would be like, yeah, Denzel's a handsome
—[114:25.680 --> 114:34.020] dude. I'm serious. Joe, what was your question? How do women look at Denzel? Denzel was the black heart drop of the world for
—[114:34.440 --> 114:42.620] 20 years. What movie? All of them. Nigga, when he first started, Ricochet, Glory, all that shit, nigga. I don't know if Glory was the sex of a movie,
—[114:42.620 --> 114:51.280] but. No, I'm saying from that, that's what started. That Tom, Mo' Better Blues, Glory, All of that shit, that nigga was the man. Mo' Better Blues, yeah. But that time. You can't tell Washington. It
—[114:51.280 --> 115:01.220] started in Ricochet. I don't know when, I remember Mo' Better Blues, Tom. 1 of my favorite movies. Ricochet is a great movie. Ricochet is cool. I don't remember a
—[115:01.220 --> 115:09.360] time where Denzel was the consensus black guy sex symbol, the way you're saying about Billy Dee. Yes, yes. You remember the episode,
—[115:09.400 --> 115:17.440] Parks is in. A different world, Whitney's damn near every episode, her picture, she had Denzel on the fucking wall. She would leave the house like, let me
—[115:17.440 --> 115:25.540] get my Denzel picture. Yeah, Denzel was it. Hot take. All right, don't say it. You don't think it's that cute? Whitley wasn't a fucking,
—[115:25.680 --> 115:33.960] who the fuck was Whitley was talking to? We just talking, we just speaking to black culture, who they deemed to be the heartthrob of that time. You're not going to sit here and diss Whitley Gilbert.
—[115:34.080 --> 115:42.260] That's blasphemous. Let me make sure I'm right. Yes, nigga. I was always a Freddie person, but I ain't going to lie. I'm about to say, she ain't first or second
—[115:42.260 --> 115:50.660] on that show to me. Well, I don't think so. But as far as the show went, Whitley was. I know the show propped her up to be there. Oh, that's my girl. I do not think that
—[115:50.980 --> 115:59.420] that girl was. Creed, nigga. Freddie, Creed Summers, nigga. Freddie was second to me. Who was first? My dark skinned baby. Kim? Kim
—[115:59.420 --> 116:07.540] was bad. Kim was bad. Kim was fire. Whoever they said was fire, on Say My Name Belle, they was going Kelly, I was going Lisa. I just, who
—[116:07.540 --> 116:15.640] was Lisa, Lark Voorhees? Yeah. That's how I felt about Martin. They was popping up Gina, I was whipping. I couldn't understand. Kelly Kapowski, she was fine too, but Lisa
—[116:15.640 --> 116:23.660] was. I couldn't understand what Dwayne was chasing behind Whitley or Holly. You knew exactly why. Because around that era they were trying to prop the light skin
—[116:23.660 --> 116:31.960] curly girl. No, because she was dope, she was an amazing actress, she was bad, and she carried that southern belt.
—[116:32.060 --> 116:40.260] That was some of the best acting I've ever seen in my life. They were not about to go ahead and give the dark skinned guy chasing after the dark skinned woman, sad to say. Oh, no, he wasn't going to go with Cam.
—[116:40.260 --> 116:48.400] They weren't going to do that. No, he wasn't going to go with Cam. That's what it is. The same thing with Martin. They weren't about to put Martin with Pam. You had to have the light skinned girl. That's all it is.
—[116:48.660 --> 116:56.707] But if we being honest, Pam was the 1 on Martin. And so was Ken. And she tried to marry that other nigga, get out of here. Oh,
—[116:56.707 --> 117:04.840] he came out of the aisle, right? And Dwayne came in and he had to save the day, man. She ran with him, though. She left. She was a dub. She left. She was a dub trying
—[117:04.840 --> 117:13.100] to marry cornball dude. Fuck out here, Whitley. Y'all pumping that Whitley shit up. She was fire. Whitley was fire. Like Whitley. Like Whitley. Whitley was fire.
—[117:13.100 --> 117:21.400] I saw a picture of her. I remember her. Listen, it's Jasmine Guy. So, I mean, I get it. But, nah. Give
—[117:21.400 --> 117:31.180] a fuck that she had Denzel picture on the wall. Yo, Denzel was him, Joe. I'm telling you, I worked for him. People sexiest man alive in 1996. What
—[117:31.180 --> 117:39.300] was the dude that was in, not general, he was in B Street. Can you just tell me who people's sexiest man alive was? I'm telling you, so that was the consensus, that that nigga was in B Street. I'm telling you,
—[117:39.300 --> 117:47.300] black people. If he can make People magazine sexiest, Blair Underwood. Blair Underwood was Underwood. I remember Blair Underwood. I don't
—[117:47.300 --> 117:55.300] know what she's gay now, forget it. You know what she's gay. You remember Blair? I remember Blair Underwood. Who do you think was the security guard? I remember after Stifle 5. Like, all right, I'm taking your word for it. I'm you know. The
—[117:55.300 --> 118:06.920] devil's like, Unc. To Unc, yeah. But to Auntie, what does that make Billy Dee Williams? Grandpa. That's Grandpa Williams. I know what they are. Our
—[118:11.880 --> 118:20.200] moms was crazy about Billy Dee Williams. And their mom was crazy about them. Mom was crazy about themselves. Bro, I didn't tell it was him. Yeah. Like, that nigga was him.
—[118:20.920 --> 118:29.280] He was him. Yeah, like ain't nobody keep throwing him. Co 45 commercial. I mean, whoo,
—[118:29.340 --> 118:37.563] sheesh. Nigga, I'm mad at church. I'm just gonna take your word for it. I'm jealous of church. I'm too big of a Denzel
—[118:37.563 --> 118:45.660] fan to have it. He's 1 of the people that I can't keep his name out of your little podcast mics. Like Don't play
—[118:45.660 --> 118:54.080] with him. Don't play with him. Don't play with him. I saw somebody trying to, you saw the 1, some nigga was trying to argue with Denzel. And
—[118:54.080 --> 119:02.140] Denzel smacked the shit out of 1 of your niggas out there too. I think he smacked somebody. About the directing thing? No, nigga, he was in the truck and he was telling Denzel, asking Denzel for a picture or something
—[119:02.140 --> 119:10.360] like that and telling Denzel that he was drunk. It was on Instagram, I saw it. So it's all right. The way Denzel carried
—[119:10.360 --> 119:18.380] himself is just amazing. If there was a doc on you guys' life, Who would y'all want to narrate it? That's Morgan Freeman. To
—[119:18.380 --> 119:26.600] narrate it? Yeah. What's dude that do the State Farm commercials? Oh, man. Thank you. The State Farm commercials
—[119:26.600 --> 119:34.840] is the dark skin president from 24. Oh, yeah, yeah. Larry David. That's his name? No, but he want Larry David. Why? You ain't a thorough?
—[119:36.040 --> 119:44.160] You ain't a thorough nigga, Larry David. KG. Want Morgan Freeman or Snoop? Snoop. 2 distinct voices. And I'm playing
—[119:44.160 --> 119:52.600] it to y'all now, so fuck y'all. He got you in a Def-Roy contract. He got you in a contract. Hey, yo, this motherfucker ice. Hey, yo, that's free. That's hell, motherfucker. Hell,
—[119:52.800 --> 120:01.420] me. Oh, man. He walking in there. He said Snoop. Yeah. Yup. Big death row. You
—[120:09.420 --> 120:17.740] ago. What? Yo, you're an idiot, bro. Y'all was with him right? It was after Pre-Vein. You met him for real?
—[120:18.460 --> 120:26.600] Free for real? Tell us Free. I just told you. At pre-vay, nigga, that was all at the pre-vay. At the Death
—[120:26.600 --> 120:34.740] Row party. No, out here. No, we took the picture. He said that I get a picture. Why you think I'm lying? I didn't know you were gonna take my phone so I might take a picture. Oh yeah, he was at the Death
—[120:34.740 --> 120:42.740] Row party at the boarder grab. Fanned out. Fanned out. I don't see if I remember that. Yo, you want me to introduce you to
—[120:42.740 --> 120:50.740] Snoop? You don't have to. Did he know you, Freeze? Yes. How you know? You can't introduce that nigga to Snoop. Exactly. You can't introduce that nigga to Snoop. Exactly. You can't introduce that nigga to
—[120:50.740 --> 120:58.920] Snoop. He put on already, nigga. I've never seen him meet Snoop. You don't have to, you've never seen me meet a couple people that I know. Like who? Tuff. I'm just
—[120:58.920 --> 121:07.060] saying. How much you know about this nigga? I'm not here to name drop. I'm not here to name drop. I don't like nobody. Snoop, nigga. Why you think you know him, yo? Who you met? Why you think you know this nigga like that? You ain't meet
—[121:07.060 --> 121:15.260] the dog father. You ain't meet the dog father, nigga. You ain't meet the dog father, nigga. You right. Loaded lust. Jazz around. Yeah,
—[121:15.820 --> 121:24.640] who he met? Yo, why you pop to my lungs like that, nigga? Officially missing. Aw, yo, you ain't missing. See? This
—[121:24.640 --> 121:32.700] is why niggas don't tell you shit. They try to say that. Thank you. Tell me stuff and I'll stop. Tell me stuff and I'll stop. Nah, we
—[121:32.700 --> 121:41.160] good. Oh, shit. I'm talking shit, man. My nigga Freeze met Snoop. I introduced him to Snoop before. No, he didn't. What is this?
—[121:41.600 --> 121:50.820] He tried to take credit for her. Like. Is that the most famous person you've met? He's... For real? Nah.
—[121:51.200 --> 121:59.420] Yes. Yes. Because of where I play Snoop in terms of being the most famous person, 1 of the most famous people in the street. We
—[121:59.420 --> 122:07.520] talked about this before, but you think he's more famous than Shaq? Yeah. They neck and neck. Just on a face card alone, Snoop. Snoop is more recognizable
—[122:07.860 --> 122:16.140] around the world than a lot of motherfuckers. You say he necked him. What you say? What you say? You say he's neck and neck. Yeah.
—[122:16.140 --> 122:24.240] You said something after that. Yeah, I know No, I won't say snoop is just undoubtedly more famous to check they close no
—[122:24.240 --> 122:39.860] you introduced is to snoop he did How do you do it? This
—[122:39.860 --> 122:47.900] is my man Come here, come here, Isch, come here. Yo, Isch, come here, nigga. Isch, you fuckin'. I mean, Archer, you bitch ass, this is my... Yo, this is my coworker. Isch, Isch, put the orange pills down, come here. Yo, Snoop, this is my man Isch right here. Put the orange pills down. Isch was like, how you doin', yo? Fuck, he was giggling, nigga, he was slappin'. I see you act like that
—[122:47.900 --> 122:56.340] in public, I'll fuck you up nigga. Y'all love doggy style. You ever seen me in public? I've seen you in public before. Do I act like that in public? Nah, but now I don't know how you act around famous niggas. We changed. We not you?
—[123:01.860 --> 123:09.900] Let me wear your jacket, Jim, let me wear your jacket. Yo, what you got to get the jacket for? That's my man, that's my man. I know, shout him out. But nah, I
—[123:09.900 --> 123:18.060] don't really be like that around famous niggas. I'm popular myself, my brother. Nah, I hear you, cool. Absolutely. They be supporters of Flip. Cool, cool, cool. But
—[123:18.740 --> 123:26.880] they be supporters of the... I think the only nigga that I'd be, I wanna meet for real, I told you Larry Davis, I told Ian that shit. Who's Larry Davis? Yo, it's Black History Month. Why you keep
—[123:26.880 --> 123:34.960] saying this nigga's name on Black History Month? Oh, that Larry Davis, I'm thinking Larry Davis. That nigga, oh my God. Oh, I thought you were saying Larry Davis.
—[123:35.500 --> 123:43.620] That's his name, Larry Davis. Hold up, what's, White or Black? Larry Davis, not Davis. I wanna be Larry David. No. The creator of science fiction. The creator
—[123:43.620 --> 123:51.780] of science fiction. Alright, cool. What's wrong with you? I wanted to make sure. What Larry Davis, nigga, the basketball player? No, Larry Davis was the nigga that shouted out
—[123:51.780 --> 123:59.920] with the police back in the day. Did they do a brawl? You bitch ass nigga. No, escaped through the window. He got killed in jail, nigga. Oh, I think he died. I'll step
—[123:59.920 --> 124:08.240] to the legs. He came home. I mean, he got released. He's home. Oh, wait. He better not be going, yo. I think so. Nigga got stabbed, he got stabbed.
—[124:09.740 --> 124:17.960] Larry, and Larry Johnson is the basketball player. Bro, he died in 2008. Oh shit. He died. Oh, rest in peace, man. I have
—[124:17.960 --> 124:26.280] 41. Nah, I ain't gonna run. There was a slide on Instagram. The other day that shit was like, here's some celebrities that passed away that you may have forgotten about.
—[124:26.280 --> 124:34.440] I read that and was like, yo, don't be stupid. Who the fuck would have forgotten about celebrities that passed away? Man, when I went through them
—[124:34.440 --> 124:42.540] slides, it's like, oh shit, he's dead. He's dead now. You remember some of the names up there? Not at all. If I go find it, some of them was my mans in
—[124:42.540 --> 124:50.580] movies. Like, oh, that's why he's not in movies anymore. Yeah, I can see he's putting it quiet. Actually, I'm gonna try to find it. I'm gonna try
—[124:50.580 --> 124:58.680] to find it. In 2025 or just period? No, it was period. Is there any celebrity that you would, that you wanna meet? That 1 celebrity that
—[124:58.680 --> 125:09.620] you would wanna meet, like? It's a bunch, probably. I wouldn't mind meeting. Give me the top 1. Hove?
—[125:09.620 --> 125:19.240] Hove not there? J up there. Pink. So pink? Britney Spears. JLo up there for real. Britney Spears. I'm addicted
—[125:19.240 --> 125:27.770] to you cause you know that just. Come on, Isha. I pray. Farrakhan up there, Obama, Jay. Billy G. Williams. We can leave Farrakhan through
—[125:30.020 --> 125:38.516] Mark. Farrakhan is fine. Farrakhan up there. What's up? What about
—[125:39.848 --> 125:47.900] you? You met everybody that you wanted to be right Rihanna it's only person That's a good 1. That's a good
—[125:47.900 --> 125:57.180] 1 for you. What about you, Pickety? Everybody else, I met him already. Greg Popovich. Oh,
—[125:58.680 --> 126:07.080] that's a unique 1. Yeah. Do you eat Do you need money? Mike Tyson. It's fire. Like I
—[126:07.160 --> 126:15.220] would have wanted to meet Colby. Word. AI. I don't know I'm some fan.
—[126:15.220 --> 126:23.500] You from down there. You ain't no fan? Around Save the Spot. This nigga play too much bro. You know I know how you be doing it too. You meet niggas,
—[126:23.500 --> 126:31.600] you be like relatable and shit. Way more relatable than we're up here. Bomb, you got it? Found it. Let's get it. Cause the cover of it was Mike Williams,
—[126:31.620 --> 126:40.020] who I love, rest in peace, Mike Williams. So that's why I'm like, who the fuck would forget about somebody who's, I don't want to hear the music while I do this. All right, Mike, my
—[126:40.240 --> 126:48.240] man died, yo. Andre Brown. Yeah, he died. Who? I can't say Andre Brown. Andre Brower. I didn't even know you passed, that's crazy. Oh yeah. In 2023,
—[126:48.240 --> 126:56.260] I forgot about that. My man in 2020. I've seen him in different things. It's like a lot of actors that was in
—[126:56.260 --> 127:04.860] shit that you... He been in mad shit. Efron Khan, him I don't know Anton Yelchin in 2016. Oh yeah.
—[127:06.180 --> 127:14.820] He was in The Joint with Justin Timberlake. Forgot about Michael Clarke Duncan. I didn't forget about him, no. Come
—[127:14.820 --> 127:23.000] on, man. I forgot he passed. Lance Reddick, Lance Reddick. I remember when I had him. I forgot he passed. That was recent. Yeah, wasn't that long ago? 2023. Ray Stevenson, I don't know
—[127:23.000 --> 127:31.020] him. I don't know him. Yeah, I'm smooth. Oh my God, I don't know him, but rest in peace. Come on, man. Tony Todd. Whoa, yeah, I remember that 1.
—[127:31.020 --> 127:39.200] Tony Todd. Oh yeah, Candyman. Y'all remember all of this just as you're going about your day? Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, no, no, I'm just saying like, I remember when it was announced. But it's not like a name that Pablo, oh shit,
—[127:39.200 --> 127:47.300] he did that, like, yeah, I remember this. Jason David Frank. Y'all might know him. Green Ranger, yeah, Power Ranger. Power Ranger, yeah. You know the Power, I don't know, Natasha Riches. Yeah, I remember
—[127:47.300 --> 127:55.300] the whole thing. Stop. Helen McFarie, Louis Anderson, 2022, Treat Williams, 2023. Oh, he's in
—[127:55.300 --> 128:03.400] that movie. Oh, I don't know. He look like Val Kilmer a little bit. I remember. He look like young Donald Trump. This nigga flip said he was in that movie. Oh, that's
—[128:03.400 --> 128:12.040] my god. Fred Willard, 2020. See? Oh, that's from the best in show. No, Screech 2021. I
—[128:12.040 --> 128:20.280] didn't know that 1. Charlie Murphy, 2017. Remember that? Charlie Murphy, of course. Nick Cordero. What did you say? Nick Cordero, 2020. Wait, Screech didn't die. I don't know.
—[128:20.280 --> 128:28.520] Screech didn't die. Screech is dead. Him, he played him at shit. Wait. They gave a tribute to him for the Save Our Lives show. Dustin Diamond, 2021. Yeah. Damn. I don't know.
—[128:28.520 --> 128:36.960] Gaspard, Uriel. Yeah. I don't know him. I don't know him salute. Yeah, I didn't know the rest of them and I don't know charlie Dean Creek, but
—[128:37.620 --> 128:45.640] Yeah, a few of those I forgot about a few those I did forget rest in peace rest in peace rest in peace Those are prayers today family salute salute salute salute salute
—[128:45.640 --> 128:53.780] salute salute 44 and you did say since we are doing Rest In Pieces, I was gonna say something on the main pod. I know y'all gonna clown me because of this
—[128:53.780 --> 129:01.900] Snoop related, but Rest In Peace, Snoop's 10 month old granddaughter passed away. His daughter,
—[129:01.900 --> 129:10.100] Corey, his child. Ain't nothing to clown about that. Ain't nothing to clown about. I just know anytime I say Snoop, I know how y'all get. Nah, fuck that, we ain't playing with that. I'm not even talking to
—[129:10.100 --> 129:18.400] you kids, yeah. If you met him, it's okay to announce it, but I don't believe you met him. Where you and H was at when y'all met Snoop? For real, tell me. Tell me where he
—[129:18.420 --> 129:26.600] was. They was at Prevay, nigga. At Prevay? This spot, Girls Love Karaoke. His album release. Oh, so they, because Snoop was there partying, and like, waves
—[129:26.600 --> 129:34.620] would up. No. Waves would up. You're a hater, my nigga. He was having an event. I was invited. Oh, they were invited to the event. We were invited to the event. I was invited to his event. You were invited to. Actually, you got
—[129:34.620 --> 129:42.740] invited too. Different. You know what I mean? Yeah. They actually invited you to do, to partake in the event. Y'all 2 taking
—[129:42.740 --> 129:51.040] my invites again and showing up? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That was separate. Talking about Ice got his own invite. No. Ice got his own invite. Okay, we was in the VIP
—[129:51.160 --> 129:59.160] by ourselves, minding our businesses. Don't do that. Do y'all think y'all have to show up everywhere y'all invited to? No, I'm just asking that 1. I don't. No,
—[129:59.160 --> 130:07.340] I don't. And I don't show up everywhere I'm invited to. Y'all answered it already. Okay. Do you think you don't have to show up to anywhere you invited to? Do I think, repeat the question. It's the opposite. Do I think
—[130:07.340 --> 130:15.520] I don't have to show up to everywhere I'm invited to? I don't. That's the point on me. Who's Savannah? Who you talking about, nigga? Yeah. You don't think
—[130:15.520 --> 130:23.560] you don't have to, right? You should. Snoop don't get me out of bed like y'all. I am. I ain't your all niggas. Whatever. Who's Savannah Gertrude? Are they saying they think
—[130:23.560 --> 130:32.440] she was abducted? Yeah, her mom was abducted. The lady, today's anchor woman, her
—[130:32.440 --> 130:40.640] missing mother was abducted and TMZ received an unverified ransom note demanding a substantial amount of money. God damn.
—[130:40.760 --> 130:49.020] What's her name? Did you sit in the back of class? No, why? Because why aren't you breaking news and listening to your voice? Savannah Guthrie works for Today
—[130:49.020 --> 130:57.120] News and they're saying that her mother was abducted and TMZ has received a ransom note. At this point, I want some breath to
—[130:57.120 --> 131:05.160] get it back. Oh, Kidnapping is back? No, it's not back. It's never been back. All right. That's
—[131:05.160 --> 131:13.520] why I read it with a low voice like that, nigga. All right. Oh, those are sad voice. I wasn't trying to be funny. No, kidding. Well- I was not trying to be funny. Well, apparently it is- Thank
—[131:23.800 --> 131:32.220] At risk of y'all judging me, I'll tell y'all about something I am really excited about. I'm excited about the new doc on America's
—[131:32.260 --> 131:40.340] Next Top Model. Me too. They gon' get me. Me too. Oh, that shit's got to be lit. They look good, yo. Yeah, buddy. I don't even fuck
—[131:40.340 --> 131:48.340] with them, but I saw the little. Nah, that shit was horrible. Rebs started putting me under that shit. That shit is. It's a lot of TV. You ever watch any of that shit?
—[131:48.340 --> 131:56.640] No, I never. The 1 person they know not to have on there though is Janice. Oh true. You couldn't say the shit that they said on that show today. No.
—[131:57.260 --> 132:05.260] They was slaving the people up. Oh I heard they was 10. What? You get a charge for sure. I heard they was mad rude. Yeah, I heard they were wild. No, no, you're past rude. Like
—[132:05.260 --> 132:14.240] you're a cheeseburger away, cut off all your hair. You got different colored eyes, like bugging out. So
—[132:14.240 --> 132:22.260] where do y'all stand on that? Yo, I was just about to say, yo. On what, on what percent? Like this bitch society.
—[132:23.620 --> 132:31.820] Yo, dog, I think some of this stuff made us who we are. Like some of this stuff built a level of character. And I think nowadays people
—[132:31.820 --> 132:40.040] can't take adversity because the second that something don't go their way Mm-hmm you think I don't think that which you sort of if
—[132:40.040 --> 132:48.160] you I'm not even talking about that show no more like to certain extremes like my nigga when we was in school and
—[132:48.160 --> 132:56.400] again I'm not diminishing anybody's experience, like bullying made us stronger. No, it made you stronger. True.
—[132:56.400 --> 133:04.400] There's some people that had made weaker and fucked them up for life. And maybe those people aren't hurt enough. And in this documentary, it seems like some of the people at that point that
—[133:04.400 --> 133:12.520] had to force themselves to be strong are saying yo it was some fucked up shit that we went through and that shouldn't have to be the case. True. I mean, like a
—[133:12.520 --> 133:20.920] lot of people, all the successful people that you hear them like yo they slam the door on my face, they talk to me like shit, they put a fire behind me to make me wanna prove them wrong,
—[133:20.920 --> 133:29.620] blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I don't know, I don't know. It can definitely make or break people. On a TV show though. That's about modeling, and to
—[133:29.620 --> 133:37.740] be clear, When you go to the modeling houses, my nigga, they not nice. But that don't mean... I'm not saying it's
—[133:37.740 --> 133:45.820] right or wrong. I'm just saying when you go to the military, they not nice. Well, that's a different... But that don't mean what? Like what were you about to say? So if Tyra is someone who now has the
—[133:45.820 --> 133:54.080] platform, who's probably been through some of that and understands what that can do to a woman. I get that she's the strong person that made it, but she's also been around women that
—[133:54.080 --> 134:02.080] has broke their spirit and broke their souls. So now that I have a platform to put some other models on, especially black women, whatever it is, I wouldn't want to go ahead and lead with
—[134:02.080 --> 134:10.280] that same industry practice all the way. Like I might not be, I might not be, there's certain things for sure that you have to pass down. Y'all gonna say, I think you would
—[134:10.280 --> 134:18.560] only the strong survive here. True. Cool. And then that's how you end up. And if you're not cut out for this. Then take your participation trophy and yeah, you don't need to be here. And part of
—[134:19.060 --> 134:27.620] an elimination show is- Finding out who to eliminate. Yeah. I think that most of them didn't even get like jobs. After, like-
—[134:27.840 --> 134:35.993] It wasn't cut out for this. It wasn't never gonna get jobs. You were never meant to be, that's my point. You exploited people. The TV show is the job. Right. And
—[134:35.993 --> 134:44.200] I'm not even really getting this all from the America's Next Top Model shit in the, in the, I forgot the shit.
—[134:44.200 --> 134:52.460] Making the band shit. American Idol. Making the band. American Idol, same shit, same concept. And they're people that America Idol made multi multi multi millionaires
—[134:52.660 --> 135:00.880] Yeah, not a lot That's not very small. I mean, it's very true. So based on how many years was a matter around? It's
—[135:00.880 --> 135:09.000] still somewhat around 20 It's at least millionaires. Are we
—[135:09.000 --> 135:17.440] just going to say millionaires? Not many. At least 10. No. Yes. No. American Idol's made more than 10 millionaires. No.
—[135:17.800 --> 135:25.940] Let's run down some lists. We can bet some money right now. Well, it's 10 if you say 10 from American Idol, I'm with him. Easily 10. He's not saying contestants, he's saying 10 people
—[135:25.940 --> 135:34.020] from American Idol. Yeah, have been millionaires. Okay, great. Some mega stars. Not winners, just have been on the show. And went on. Got seen from America Idol and went on
—[135:34.020 --> 135:42.100] and make, yes. Okay, great. I want y'all, because I'm making a statement and y'all don't have no way to prove or provide it. Give me 10 people. I can name
—[135:42.100 --> 135:50.340] a few. Give me 10. Ruben Stutter. Kellan Clarkson. Ruben Stutter. The lady from country music. That's Kelly Clarkson. She's a megastar,
—[135:50.340 --> 135:58.900] no. It's my Kelly Clarkson. Oh, Carrie Underwood. Carrie Underwood. It's easily 10. Millionaires. Yes, E.
—[135:58.900 --> 136:07.100] Okay. Okay. Fantasia's American Idol, right? Yes. Jennifer Hudson is. We got 20
—[136:07.100 --> 136:15.180] Riches American Idol contestants. Jennifer Hudson, You didn't need to sing that Mariah Carey song We'll get back to that Carrie Underwood Kelly Clark. Yeah, I got a lot of my amber
—[136:15.180 --> 136:23.620] Jennifer Hudson Katherine McPhee Chris Daughtry, I forgot him, Jordan Sparks, Clay Aiken, Kelly Pickler. Y'all think George
—[136:23.620 --> 136:31.740] Sparks got million dollars. Y'all just name and names, if you think Ruben Studder has 1000000 dollars today. He's on the list. We're not saying today, has he generated 1000000 dollars, I think
—[136:31.740 --> 136:39.760] so. Yes. Well he's generated 1000000 dollars. A lot of people. What you did with the money, I don't got nothing to do with. I think they might have made the machine. Generating
—[136:39.760 --> 136:47.900] the earned thing is the same. They might have made the million. And that's what I'm talking to you. Oh not generating, I'm talking about earned. Earned, I'm sorry. But at some point. Do you think Ruben Starr ever earned 1000000 dollars? No.
—[136:47.900 --> 136:55.980] They don't even have him on this list. Oh yes they do. Yes they do. They say he has an S. 1.5. They say his estimated net worth today is 1.5.
—[136:56.220 --> 137:05.140] I don't know how true that is. I think he's earned 1000000 dollars. Okay, so If American Idol had, let's just say they had hundreds
—[137:05.140 --> 137:13.300] of thousands of contestants and they only generated 20 millionaires, but they exploited about 100000 people. You think that that's a balance? You're
—[137:13.300 --> 137:21.300] moving on argument. Where you going to get exploited from? No, I'm not moving on argument. I'm facing it back to what we're talking about. I like the 1 on trial. We're talking about a
—[137:21.300 --> 137:29.540] show that was like verbally abusive. American Idol is pretty friendly. No, they think Simon is abusive. That was part of the show. Yeah,
—[137:29.540 --> 137:37.700] but that's Simon being an ass. They purposely put people in it that they knew didn't have talent and ridiculed them. That's different from making women shave their fucking heads and starve
—[137:37.700 --> 137:45.840] themselves. What we're talking about is an industry, and I don't want to excuse it. I don't want to excuse it. Let's be clear. I'm not excusing anybody being verbally abused,
—[137:45.860 --> 137:53.940] emotionally abused. What I'm saying is in the real world, every athlete don't make the team. Oh, I'm with you in the
—[137:53.940 --> 138:02.020] way coaches talk to you niggas. In the way, nigger, coaches talk to you like you ain't shit. In the real world, the modeling industry is probably 1 of the
—[138:02.020 --> 138:10.700] hardest industries on the planet to be successful. Maybe true. I don't know specifically. Bro, they can't, the niggas gotta eat a fucking tic-tac. Listen,
—[138:11.400 --> 138:19.460] I think 2 things could be true. Often. So what I'm saying is, if I'm prepping you to really be a runway model, this is what comes along with
—[138:19.460 --> 138:27.540] the gig, bro. No, that's not true. Some of the stuff that they were doing did not come along with the gig. It was for ratings and to exploit some
—[138:27.540 --> 138:35.780] of the people in that situation that they never had intent on actually becoming models. See, I think that means it came along with the gig. They came with the gig
—[138:35.780 --> 138:44.180] of being on TV. I get that. But people don't always know that they were coming there solely to be on TV. They're really thinking that they're about to have the opportunity to really become a model.
—[138:44.620 --> 138:52.760] That's the exact definition of levels. Like there's something happening that's above you. We casted you for, we're telling you something so you play along,
—[138:52.960 --> 139:01.140] but we making a thing of you. Obviously something foul about it because they're doing a documentary right now about how foul it was. Well, cause we in that way.
—[139:01.340 --> 139:09.480] No, that's just, that's an early 26. Documentary error. And I'm not saying that, that, come on, I'm not defending it. I'm not defending what happened. Let's see the
—[139:09.480 --> 139:17.860] doc first. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not defending it. Careful what y'all defending. I think you could damn near pull a doc with anything from back there. I'm just saying if you're making a TV show, yes, some of y'all
—[139:18.100 --> 139:26.760] are gonna get shit on. Somebody's gonna say mean things to 1 of y'all. 1 of y'all is gonna cry. 1 of y'all is gonna storm off the set. That's what makes reality TV. Yep.
—[139:26.760 --> 139:34.820] That's the show. I think, yo, it's so easy to say when you sit on the other side of being a consumer, But when you talk to those people, no, you are on the other side because you've never partook
—[139:34.940 --> 139:42.960] in that type of way to understand what people are going through. It's modeled. Shut up, nigga. I did. But no, no, no. Nigga, we sit on a platform today. Wait, did you say I did? Look, we sit
—[139:42.960 --> 139:51.000] on a Joe Button podcast. He did say that. Yo, dog, We sit on a Joe Button podcast where we expose things about ourselves right now. People are attacking
—[139:51.000 --> 139:59.240] us personally on the internet. That's not the same. 10 years from now you might want to make a doc. Says who? You can't say what is going to affect
—[139:59.240 --> 140:07.700] somebody's mental the same way. You're doing the show understanding that you're coming here to be a podcaster and solely a podcaster to be put out in that lane. That's not true.
—[140:08.100 --> 140:16.280] That's not true. When I first got on this show, I did not know what this entailed. That's not true. And that's a myth that we need to stop. The difference between that is
—[140:16.280 --> 140:24.400] you also did not have any prior entertainment history before this. So you came into the situation, not
—[140:24.400 --> 140:32.440] even wanting to be an entertainer, you just took the job as the job. These people are walking in there because they actually want to be models. Did they watch the other seasons to see
—[140:32.440 --> 140:40.440] what happened? Yeah. And they still sign up to be a part of it. Watching other seasons and also hearing the behind the scenes of what's going on. It's not the same. You can always see some
—[140:40.560 --> 140:48.560] You talk to people from making a band, they tell you the same shit. I signed up for something with my real intentions of being a star and thinking that this was gonna be the best platform to
—[140:48.560 --> 140:56.640] do so. When I got there- I just agree with them making a band, they can do it. I definitely disagree with that. I'm just telling you how, we can say that and we get that, but when you're in that deep- Can they make an album?
—[140:56.800 --> 141:04.920] Yes. Yes. And they sold records. So what we talking about? And they never ate off of it and they also The thing that's
—[141:04.920 --> 141:13.360] being said is you said they went up there and said yo We came up here under the guys that we were really gonna be the intentions are walking onto the TV is not to be made To be looked like a buffoon
—[141:14.020 --> 141:22.020] People don't the artist and the models between yes, I'm I say cuz some of us walking and that's what I'm talking to I'm talking to the people who are participating, they're not
—[141:22.020 --> 141:30.040] understanding that. The same way how when you first came in, you didn't understand what can come with this job. Just because you said you're gonna go ahead and sign up. But you're right. We
—[141:30.040 --> 141:38.200] saying the same thing. You're right. They don't understand. When you go to modeling school, if they went to Barbizon or some other modeling school, right? Under the guise of being a model.
—[141:38.420 --> 141:46.420] Some of them couldn't even get there. E, if they got up there under the guise of being a model, and when they went to modeling school, It might have been rough, and
—[141:46.420 --> 141:54.560] people might have talked to them like shit. They just didn't have a camera in their face. What do you say to the people that wanted to play sports, and the coach talked to them like shit? But I went here
—[141:54.560 --> 142:02.700] to be an athlete. I did not come here to be ridiculed, talked to like shit, made a mockery of them, but fool, go run these stupid labs, go do it. What do you say to them people? I think what you,
—[142:02.700 --> 142:10.840] I think you're speaking to something that we, first of all, we didn't see the documentary so that we don't know what these women went through. So it might be worse. It's not even about them. We're not even talking about that. We're all for
—[142:10.840 --> 142:19.020] that. I think that, yes, there's a certain level of coaches and all that that talk to people. What? It's not about them. It's like Tony, man. No, because Joe said, yo, what
—[142:19.020 --> 142:27.040] do you think about that? It's exactly about them. The whole conversation was about the mottos. Well, then in that case, if we didn't see the doc, then we don't know what it's about. No, Joe turns the
—[142:27.040 --> 142:35.100] room up. It's not true, because Joe turned the conversation and said, yo, what do you think about that? And I said, about this bitch ass society where you can't critique nobody no more blah blah
—[142:35.100 --> 142:43.620] blah blah blah. Can you think of people being abused and verbally abused that's not being a part of bitch ass society. I think both things can be true. Hey Monty.
—[142:43.620 --> 142:52.020] Hey we gotta see the doc. Yo both things are true and be clear. And be clear, dog. You give a fuck about what I did last Patreon. I'm just
—[142:52.020 --> 143:00.040] saying today. And be clear, we get mad at motherfuckers when they feel a sense of entitlement because they've never experienced nothing in their life and everything has always been peaches
—[143:00.040 --> 143:09.160] and herbs and then you get to be 30 or 40 years old and your first sign of adversity you break down I think there's a fine line for both. I think Physically
—[143:09.160 --> 143:17.320] and mentally abused is not can I ask you 1 more question? Yeah. Yeah, let me I got a question You think you think what they're doing in diamonds gym is abusive What they're
—[143:17.320 --> 143:25.900] doing at diamond and they shouting this out like crazy all No, cuz I and I think that environment that environment as
—[143:25.900 --> 143:33.960] far as the weightlifting and grown men and all that other shit, that's a little different from modeling. Why? I don't compare the 2. I don't think it's a
—[143:33.960 --> 143:42.100] similarity to it. So, if a person goes there, knowing that what Diamond Gym does, if a person goes there knowing what Diamond Jim does, if a person goes there knowing what Diamond Jim does and they say, yo, I came here to work out,
—[143:42.100 --> 143:50.200] you motherfuckers can't talk to me like that. Okay, no, no. They just had the young 18-year-old boy on there, I saw the video, you know, yeah, probably don't know,
—[143:50.200 --> 143:58.220] but the 18-year-old was supposed to have like the best physique, natural physique for 18 year old. And he went over there and the big nigga was like, nigga, shut the fuck up. Nigga,
—[143:58.220 --> 144:06.260] pick that up, I'm gonna fuck, pick it up, get out and do a push up. To be fair, I haven't watched that content, and shout out to them. But if I just sign up
—[144:06.260 --> 144:14.280] for a regular gym, and I go in there, they start fucking ripping me apart while I'm trying to do bench presses. I'm gonna be upset about that, yes. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Signing up for a regular gym. Exactly,
—[144:14.280 --> 144:22.300] if I go to a gym, wanting people to want my ass to get me in shape, then it's all good. What do you say to people who's joining for 20 years? That's what I'm saying about the TV show. But
—[144:22.300 --> 144:30.320] they don't know that that's what they signing up for, Joe into the cameras turned on, and they're put in a position where they have to do it to stay on the show. They don't know. No, they don't know. Take the cameras off
—[144:30.320 --> 144:38.900] of it. Take the cameras off of it. And you go to a modeling school, take the cameras away. We're gonna move the cameras away. Is fear factor abusive? Yes.
—[144:39.480 --> 144:47.640] Oh my God. When are you a volunteer and not a victim for this? At what point? I agree with you. I'd like to hear your answer
—[144:47.640 --> 144:56.020] to freeze because I didn't think you were about your factor. I was joking a little bit. Oh, okay. Like
—[144:56.240 --> 145:04.280] yeah, they shouldn't be roaches or whatever biting you. I don't know what the fuck. I don't remember how far they went. I'm sure there's some people over there that had a fucking bad experience
—[145:04.280 --> 145:18.360] I was not in the contract though. I Yes, they had the house now I
—[145:18.360 --> 145:26.740] don't like shows when people get abused. No, Joe. I don't like seeing people get abused. On a show! Oh my God. Why y'all niggas
—[145:26.740 --> 145:34.760] are surprised by my answers? If you ever go walk through 1 of them financial Wall Street firms and all that shit. But they talk, that's just the 6, and
—[145:34.760 --> 145:42.840] they tell you, I promise you. Johnny Knoxville. My nigga, they'll tell you, if you're not cut out for this, leave. That's a good pick. They'll tell you that, yo, leave.
—[145:42.840 --> 145:50.920] If you can't handle this, leave out the door right now. We making winners here, we not making, they'll tell you we making wins, we not making bitches. So you don't think
—[145:50.920 --> 145:59.040] at no point that there's a level of crossing a line that can take place? I do, absolutely. That's what we're being to. Yes, I'm not disagreeing with you. But I think that line is so low today where if you look at a
—[145:59.040 --> 146:07.060] motherfucker the wrong way, you've crossed that line. I think that line is fine. But this show, this show is not a show that's took in place today. This is a show that took place then. Let's take it off
—[146:07.060 --> 146:15.140] the show. Where you stand on Adrian Peterson going outside to get the switch? And I still want my answer on the fraternity question. Where do I stand on him going outside to get the switch? In abusing
—[146:15.140 --> 146:23.180] his child. You already, I don't believe in hitting kids. So that's the wrong person to ask for that. I don't believe in that. Got it.
—[146:23.180 --> 146:31.220] I don't think there's no physical reinforcement that makes sense in the world with kids. I don't see that.
—[146:31.220 --> 146:39.520] Did you get whooped? Yeah, and not often, but the 1, 2 times I did. Whipped you good, boy. You deserved it.
—[146:39.520 --> 146:47.520] You only got 2 whoopings? That I remember, yeah. Damn. Yeah. Be damn easy into that nigga. Yo, that nigga, boy, you ain't
—[146:47.520 --> 146:55.920] get that many. Nah, I learned early. They was good kids. I was a good kid. I was a good kid. You're supposed to be ashamed of that, right? I know, of being a good kid?
—[146:56.020 --> 147:04.060] Never. You shouldn't be ashamed of that. I asked you where you stand on sororities and fraternities. I've spoken that before. I think all that is fucked up.
—[147:04.240 --> 147:12.240] But I'm saying to the people that know what would like you knowing what you know about sororities and fraternities now and then you would go and sign up for a fraternity. Hear me out. That's
—[147:12.240 --> 147:20.380] what we saying because we're saying at what point is it you you you've heard what happens you've seen what happens you know even if you don't know firsthand you
—[147:20.380 --> 147:28.620] have some idea of what's happening over there and you still sign up and go do it. They've all seen Bootcamp on TV. Hear me out, hear me out. That's all I'm trying to say. Just hear me out. I'm
—[147:28.620 --> 147:36.780] listening. The show itself, and the documentary from the clips that I've saw, they're speaking to some of the behind the scenes things that made recording for them
—[147:36.980 --> 147:45.560] a heartache, right? Got it. Cool. So it ain't even necessarily what you're seeing on the show. It's not even always the things that you see on the show, it's things that take place outside of that that can make, I'll
—[147:46.000 --> 147:54.100] use us for instance, right? People can say what they think the show is based upon. They can say, oh, toxic this, boom, boom, boom, boom, right.
—[147:54.480 --> 148:02.580] You can have a perception of how this show is ran. Now, if I get hired to do this show and I don't have an understanding of behind the scenes,
—[148:02.620 --> 148:11.520] and some of that could actually be true, then I'm allowed to still speak to, I had a adverse experience from what I saw on TV. It's
—[148:11.520 --> 148:19.900] not like everything that was happening on set was actually hitting the TV screen. Some things hit the cutting floor. Some things
—[148:19.900 --> 148:28.260] work. I get it, I get what you're saying. So, yes, so for a person who went there solely to be a part of this show, who doesn't really understand everything that partakes with making this show,
—[148:28.700 --> 148:36.840] you can 100% be signing up for something that you never signed up for. Or you could also didn't make it. You could also didn't make
—[148:36.840 --> 148:45.040] it on the show and now they calling and I need a bag. I'm a little tapped. You can't make it after the show. Let me go over here and tell them some shit. I keep teaching your stupid ass how to walk
—[148:45.040 --> 148:53.300] with the book on your head and your 2 left feet having to keep falling. So now I'm getting mad. Yo bro, excellence. Okay. I'm with you though.
—[148:53.300 --> 149:01.400] Excellence comes with certain shit. And I'm not saying it comes with abuse. I'm not saying it comes with abuse. It comes with a person. Not abuse, That's not what we're saying. I'm not saying that
—[149:01.400 --> 149:09.460] at all. I'm saying that. Right back to the MJ doc. Bro, ask any world-class athlete, bro, any world-class athlete what they had
—[149:09.460 --> 149:17.560] to endure. Any of them. And we just had 1 of your last patrols. Yeah, ask them what they had to endure. Like that shit don't be no joke. When
—[149:17.560 --> 149:25.660] you go to the military, niggas know what boot camp is. It don't stop niggas from going to boot camp in the military. That's a fact. Very big parallels, but we
—[149:25.660 --> 149:34.140] got it. Yeah, we did it. It crux you out in the military, spray your... Niggas help. You going to the military to fight wars, man. These
—[149:34.140 --> 149:42.380] girls are going ahead and just go ahead and showcase because it's not the same effect. They go to the military for benefits. Niggas is not going to the military to fight wars, man. They go for the benefits, bro, not wars.
—[149:42.440 --> 149:50.460] Well, when you go sign up, you know that potentially you could be sent off into a war. I think with the- When you go to sign up for Barbizon or some of the shit,
—[149:50.460 --> 149:58.780] you don't automatically know that. You might be spit in the face or- There's also bad abusive shit that happens in the military that's not- I'm just saying, extremes. It's not okay,
—[149:58.780 --> 150:06.900] man. What's wrong with niggas that have lost their lives? I know. Yeah, it's not okay. In drills, lose your dumb ass life. No, well, not dumb ass. No, I mean, I'm just saying, like yo, Doug, I
—[150:06.900 --> 150:14.940] think that, again, if you want to be the best of the best bro You you you put yourself you got a good do some shit. You seem like you got a dishonorable discharge
—[150:21.760 --> 150:30.080] Got him out of here. You got me fucked up Niggas fucking with the corporal girl. T, there you go, paint, there you go, there you go. I don't gotta do it, y'all
—[150:30.080 --> 150:38.420] just paint myself. We ain't painting you like that. You got a desirable discharge. I'm so blind. Your foot hurt. Like I saw him and
—[150:38.420 --> 150:46.500] I was gonna make a joke, but I didn't, because I don't want to always joke with him. But in my head I was like, man, they're coughing that Gucci now. Like I was gonna say it. I'm
—[150:46.500 --> 150:55.240] so dumb I thought I'm on he was stuntin now I
—[150:55.240 --> 151:03.560] saw the logo right he went got that Gucci Fast right But coochie alright, that make more sense.
—[151:03.660 --> 151:12.120] Listen, I know I said this before, but I didn't see it yet. By the
—[151:12.120 --> 151:20.140] time you see me again, I would have seen the Chevy Chase, dog. I just watched it. I just watched it. He is a piece of shit.
—[151:20.140 --> 151:29.160] That's why I know I gotta watch it. I gotta watch it. Chevy Chase, but you know what? Where is it at? Chevy Chase is, well I got the- it's Netflix, but I got the shit. They
—[151:29.160 --> 151:37.520] said Chevy Chase was a piece of shit back in SNL days. He started feeling himself. Everybody told him he was the next up, he was the next Johnny Carson, he was gonna be the next dude.
—[151:37.540 --> 151:45.540] Yeah, but I'm hearing he a piece of shit on the dock in real time. No, yeah, he talking to the person. They give you a warning.
—[151:45.540 --> 151:53.560] And he races her? Yeah, they give you a warning of how he's speaking within the dock. I'm definitely gonna check that Saw it somewhere when
—[151:53.560 --> 152:01.720] I was looking at it, I forgot to go back to it I was just wowing. I heard he was wowing. You can tell he's a dick by how him and Richard Pryor went back and forth on Carson
—[152:01.720 --> 152:10.020] 1 time. Like very arrogant, asshole, he thought he- Where can we watch his ass? On Netflix. Netflix, yeah. Oh mother fucker. But again,
—[152:11.980 --> 152:20.060] especially back then, but even today, bro. That's what it is when we come from, right? No, motherfuckers that be great at what they do, they be dicks, bro. They be dicks. A lot of these
—[152:20.060 --> 152:28.080] niggas be assholes, bro. We don't have to fully qualify as Chevy Chase, and granted, he's made some classic movies. Great at what he did? Bro, he
—[152:28.080 --> 152:36.140] was great. He was next, he was being called the next 1 up. We not doing that. That nigga was great. He was being called the next 1 up in the 80s he was great
—[152:36.140 --> 152:47.160] bro after 3 of me goes over national airport as much as next it was a check Are
—[152:47.160 --> 152:55.240] you looking at it with like today's eyes looking back? He was a star, bro. I know he was. He was great. He was the first star out of SNL for sure. Is Adam Sandler
—[152:55.240 --> 153:03.420] great? Great? I think Adam Sandler's great. Great? I'm not going to hold you up. I ain't putting great. I don't think
—[153:03.420 --> 153:11.460] Adam Sandler's great, B. I don't think Chevy Chase was the first star of SNL. He definitely was the first star of SNL. Great. Well, yeah. He's a part of the original cast. He
—[153:11.460 --> 153:19.600] was big. He left shortly after, like he blew up and he left to become... Bill Murray might have been the first star. Yeah, I don't think he was the first. I've been watching Dark
—[153:19.600 --> 153:28.260] Side of the Comedy for straight for 3 months. I promise you Chevy Chase was the first 1 out of there. You might be right. Bet money? 100. Damn,
—[153:28.260 --> 153:36.320] that's the first number you get to on the money. You get 05:10, 20, god damn it. They could try to come up with it. I'm done now. Now, no bet.
—[153:37.140 --> 153:45.420] Chevy Chase is considered the first Saturday Night Live star. He's the first cast member to become a household name while the show was still brand new. Season 1, 1975.
—[153:46.480 --> 153:54.880] Oh, 75. And on that first cast, his weekend. Oh, sorry guys. He did the big quick. The first cast was him, Dan
—[153:54.880 --> 154:03.140] Aykroyd, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. John Bacon Belushi. Yeah, this whole crew was just all, but I got it, he may have went to hype. He was the first 1.
—[154:03.140 --> 154:11.440] He got there early. Bill Murray joined the cast later on in the year. Cause then the host, His weekend update anchor role
—[154:11.440 --> 154:19.860] made him instantly recognizable ain't no weekend update fuck The first person yeah, he the first 1 the first person Wait wait so
—[154:21.160 --> 154:29.160] back to this though. Adam Sandler's great. Great? Yeah. I'm with y'all. Yo, great? Great? Well, he's great at something.
—[154:29.160 --> 154:37.400] Hold on. Adam Sandler. No, hold on. Adam Sandler is great at something. Adam Sandler's greater than Chevy Chase. Adam Sandler's 1 of the prionics. 1 of who? All right.
—[154:37.560 --> 154:45.600] 1 of who though? In what regard though, especially when you compare in Chevy Chase he has over 70 films I don't give fuck how many I don't care about that. All right, so
—[154:45.600 --> 154:53.720] what's what metric we gonna use that we don't know that's what I'm actually James Adam Sandler But then people would say Chevy chase for his
—[154:53.720 --> 155:02.160] time I like Adam Sandler me too. I'm so with you great great He's got enough his movies of growth over 3000000000
—[155:02.160 --> 155:11.020] dollars in the box office, please if that's not great, let me know what's great Who you talking about? Adam Sandler. Yeah, Adam Sandler. 3000000000 dollars, bro Tell
—[155:11.020 --> 155:19.580] me what great is No, he's considered great and okay yeah,
—[155:19.580 --> 155:31.240] I don't view him like that You can't are you I like to use numbers as your defense We
—[155:31.240 --> 155:39.520] have to have a metric then. What's the metric? Which is why I ask, if we basing it off of talent, a lot of people think it's okay, it's cool. Now he
—[155:39.520 --> 155:47.780] might have came in at a time. He's funny as stand up what? Comedy. What? You never seen him stand up? Yes. Which 1 was funny? What's
—[155:47.780 --> 155:55.840] great or good about any stand-up that we've seen up here? Y'all niggas are bugging. Please tell me. Name the stand-up that he's done. I don't know the name of the stand-up. I know you don't. I
—[155:55.840 --> 156:03.940] know I've seen Whoopi Goldberg stand-up. I've seen Matt Niggas stand-up. I don't know the names of it. His little tapes were kind of funny. Y'all are bugging. That's funny. No, we
—[156:03.940 --> 156:12.000] not bugging. I'm asking you to give me a... I don't know the name of the... Give me a joke that he said anything. No, we're not bugging off. No, the niggas don't know Adam Sandler
—[156:12.000 --> 156:20.280] for being great at stand-up. I didn't say... Happy Gilmore's birthday. Is that what I said? No, That nigga has monster movies, bro. Whether you think they monster
—[156:20.280 --> 156:28.440] or not, because that might not necessarily be your genre of comedy. All right, he's not great at meeting. Say that. Jim Carrey started like that, and Jim Carrey is great. Jim Carrey's
—[156:28.440 --> 156:36.580] a great. Let me ask you a question. I bet not, please. Don't play. Don't say his name in this conversation. No, no, no, this is what I'm saying. Jim Carrey
—[156:36.580 --> 156:45.220] started off, like he started off a certain way. Jim Carrey has classics, multiple, with an S. Yeah, to me, I'm only speaking to me again. Jim Carrey's a great talent.
—[156:45.220 --> 156:53.420] Talent-wise, any-wise, you want to look at Jim Carrey. Range-wise. I've heard you said before, you don't find Will Ferrell to be the funniest. I don't fuck with him. I don't think he's funny, neither. Okay, guess
—[156:53.420 --> 157:01.520] what? He would be considered a great. To you! I love Will Ferrell. I wouldn't call him a great. No, that's to you. And I don't like Will Ferrell. I don't think
—[157:01.520 --> 157:09.520] he's funny, neither. I think he's funny. I love him. I wouldn't call him a great Shit that he do. It's not that funny to me. Okay, but
—[157:09.520 --> 157:17.520] niggas love my elf. What about elf? Will Ferrell has classic movies that will fire down in comedy. I like will fair a lot more
—[157:17.520 --> 157:26.240] than Adam said it's true Me too Will Ferrell could have been in every funny movie to ever come out. I don't think he's great. Okay.
—[157:27.440 --> 157:35.460] He has 3 comedy classes. That's why I asked about the metric. What's the metric? A lot of this shit off of opinion a lot of this shit be opinion But I'm not
—[157:35.460 --> 157:43.900] mad at it because I'm going off the eye test when you say great. It's like Jermaine Dupree I know you don't like what he said here, but a classic is a classic If
—[157:43.900 --> 157:52.260] confessions is a classic and some of the other shit gotta go. Jim Carrey is great. Yes. Yeah, of course. Like, no majority would
—[157:52.260 --> 158:00.560] consider. I don't care what his movies did. I don't care. When you look at Jim Carrey, you know. That's greatness. Daddy Murphy is great. Yeah, I don't put Will
—[158:00.560 --> 158:09.000] Ferrell and these other niggas in there, they don't. Richard Pryor was great. Okay, if that's the case, I'm adding Adam Sandler to that scene. Gene Wilder?
—[158:09.340 --> 158:17.540] I don't put him there either. Who the fuck put Gene Wilder in there? You want me to knock you out? Yo, don't say Gene Wilder. What do you mean? Gene Wilder's a great nigga. A great? What's the problem if Gene
—[158:17.540 --> 158:27.120] Wilder was a great? I like Gene Wilder a lot. You don't think Gene Wilder was a great Was he in Ghostbusters? Frank Frank Frankenstein It's
—[158:27.120 --> 158:36.400] a classic it's a classic Niggas laughing cuz it's old. It's a classic Willy Wonka is a classic It's
—[158:36.400 --> 158:44.460] a classic you are arguing for Gene Wilder being great? Yes. Black History Month. He's a great. During Black History Month. Listen to me. Y'all niggas is
—[158:44.460 --> 158:52.520] crazy. Thank you, Alexander. You know what to do. Steer crazy. Steer crazy. We did good, man. This is good. Y'all niggas is crazy. I don't take about Gene
—[158:52.520 --> 159:00.640] Wilder. Yo. I don't take about Gene Wilder. That's crazy. Gene Wilder was fine. What's your fuck about Gene Wilder? You know what to do Wait what else G Wala
—[159:00.640 --> 159:08.700] did Blazing Saddles. What are you talking? These are classic
—[159:08.700 --> 159:16.800] comedy movies. Blazing Saddles. That niggas don't know movies. That's all they do. Look how tight we get over
—[159:16.800 --> 159:24.860] these white people. Gene Wilder. I'm just making a base off of him. Gene Wilder and Adam Sandler should not have done this to us. Yo, leave it in the comments, please. If I'm off
—[159:24.860 --> 159:32.900] base, please say, yo, Gene Wilder is a great. That nigga's fine. But I don't see it. I don't see it. The comedy work on the TV
—[159:32.900 --> 159:40.940] is like dumb. Laughing at Blazing Saddles and all those other movies. You wanna say Mel Brooks is a great, I'm with you. Now Mel Brooks is a great. Oh man. But a
—[159:40.940 --> 159:49.020] lot of the movies that he was attached to. Who? He wrote all the movies. Mel Brooks, he wrote Blazing Saddles. Actually, there's a really good documentary out
—[159:49.020 --> 159:57.320] on him right now, too. So he's a writer? He's a writer and actor. He did Spaceballs. He did Blazing Saddles. He did Frankenstein.
—[159:58.680 --> 160:06.780] Princess Bride. He's done some classics. He's done a lot of classics. He's done a lot of classics. Mel Brooks. Y'all niggas just said, I fucked with Spaceballs. Spaceballs is classic. I'm
—[160:08.300 --> 160:16.420] still stuck on Adam Sandler being a great, I'm not gonna hold it. Mel Brooks fucked with Mel Gibson? Hell. All right, it's such a good show,
—[160:16.420 --> 160:24.460] y'all. Y'all brought up Gene Wilder. How we gonna pod after that? You bum ass thing. You know what you sound like? You niggas are bums. Gene Wilder is a fire,
—[160:24.460 --> 160:32.780] yo. Don't say it again. Yo, I'm believing. You know when Pops tells you, yo, when you say certain things about old school basketball players and
—[160:32.780 --> 160:41.140] the new niggas today, and it's because a lot of y'all just didn't have eyes on someone to respect what they did, Gene Wilder would be in that category. You might have not paid attention, or
—[160:41.140 --> 160:49.300] might have not known. Gene Wilder's the nigga with the electrocuter here, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yo, Patrick Pedonez is down. Yo, y'all niggas is crazy. Y'all are down out there. This niggas is stupid. Yo, Black History Month,
—[160:49.300 --> 160:57.340] they wanna Gene Wilder you to death. Nigga, y'all wanna Adam Sandler? Yeah. We love y'all, nigga. Oh my God. This is not
—[160:57.340 --> 161:05.540] how we do a Black History Month. I love y'all. This is called a Black History Month. Gene Wilder. Yeah, this niggas with Gene Wilder. Gene Wilder. Nigga, I don't know if you like Gene Wilder. Gene Wilder, still crazy, nigga. Still
—[161:05.540 --> 161:14.020] crazy. Fuck out of here. He carried it, huh? Him and Richard did their thing on that. Fuck out of here. Yo, for the rest of Black History Month, don't say Gene Wilder
—[161:14.160 --> 161:22.260] or Adam Sandler. Let's go back to Billy Dee Williams, man. Let's bring it up. Let's bring it up. Yes, yes. Yo, Another You, nigga. It's mad movie Gene Wilder
—[161:22.260 --> 161:30.680] got. Watch out fucking him out. You ain't seen him. Like what? Another You. Look, look, look, look. He's trying to recognize 1. I stabbed you with this knife, nigga. You say Another You again. Frankenstein, young Frankenstein,
—[161:30.900 --> 161:38.920] stir crazy, scarecrow, ladies and gentlemen. That's all the shit he just mentioned. All right, man. Yo. Bonnie and Clyde. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
—[161:40.080 --> 161:48.100] no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Go ahead, go ahead. Don't keep going.
—[161:48.100 --> 161:52.880] You're leaving now. I'm going to the bedroom. I'm going to the bedroom. I'm going to the bedroom. I'm going to the bedroom.
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