—[100:00.560 --> 100:08.860] that pussy was on my You can't escape the telling you we had long time You can't escape from believing I'm
—[100:08.860 --> 100:17.160] the son of God So, so, so, so That pussy all in my face I wanna grab it You're like my favorite clown I wanna
—[100:17.160 --> 100:25.200] got that She put that grip on I'm gonna catch you It's hard. Listen to Don Talibout. I'm gonna listen to Don Talibout.
—[100:25.200 --> 100:33.640] I ain't like the naked flip. I got a question for y'all. Let's do it. What's up? I got a question. So, Valtrix. No. Oh. No.
—[100:34.200 --> 100:42.640] Deepak. Zetro. Like I said, where the A at? So,
—[100:42.820 --> 100:50.940] let's, I'm going to pose a question. If you meet someone, right? Yes. You guys go on a date, and you plan the next date, right? Let's
—[100:50.940 --> 100:58.980] say you plan the next day at top of the week Monday Okay, and then a whole week goes by you guys don't speak and Then the
—[100:58.980 --> 101:07.120] day for you to do the date you're like yo what's like we still mean that there's something like oh no, I figure you didn't want to go on a date anymore because I've been here for you for
—[101:07.120 --> 101:15.160] the whole week. Is that weird? Question, is she reaching out to you or is the person that's- Throughout the week? Right. No.
—[101:15.480 --> 101:23.700] So it's just radio silence on both parties? You gave her that gummy worm. Oh, hell no. It's not me. It's a question. It's a pose question. It's a
—[101:23.700 --> 101:32.600] poor friend. That's a poor friend. Well, gave us some of that Slim Reaper. Slim Reaper. Gave
—[101:32.600 --> 101:40.600] us some of that. You know what I mean? You said bullshit. No, I don't think it's a bad assumption. On
—[101:40.600 --> 101:48.760] either person's part, I think that if the date was dope, the first date, why would you not speak to the person throughout the rest of the week? Well, if you just meet someone.
—[101:49.020 --> 101:57.200] I wanna get to know you better, so I'ma talk to you throughout the week. I'm talking to you. Bitch, I'ma see you on Saturday. Nigga, fuck. I'm about to see you a week. A week? A week is a long ass time, bro. Man, y'all
—[101:57.200 --> 102:05.320] niggas crazy. So wait, wait, wait. Look at everybody, boy. I'm not ready. I gotta talk to you every day for you to do my say that about every day I gotta talk to you for you to keep the
—[102:05.320 --> 102:13.320] obligation that we already made you are to show me no I didn't talk to me. I can see if you call me and I answer a couple times I can see you saying alright, I can't so because I've
—[102:13.320 --> 102:21.400] reached out a couple times you didn't answer even that will be weird But okay, maybe But if you didn't call me, I didn't call you, and we planned for Saturday, I'm gonna assume you're busy like I am, and I can't
—[102:21.400 --> 102:29.460] wait to see you Saturday. Saturday's gonna be even more late, because I ain't talk to you all week. Dare I say it, the conversation might be a little better, because you ain't been running the same dry ass jokes all week. And
—[102:29.460 --> 102:37.600] on top of that, I'm just meeting you. Why would I now have to put you in my weekly plan of keeping up with I don't know you When girls
—[102:38.420 --> 102:46.880] said that before in dating so I understand that thinking but I do think they'd be a little slow. I'm lost I mean If
—[102:46.880 --> 102:55.260] we say Monday 08:00 at Peter Luger I wouldn't give a fuck if you don't hear my voice again from now until the Monday.
—[102:55.260 --> 103:03.380] We made a date. We made a plan. I will be there. You'll hear from me before it's time. But women are not like that. Women are, we had a date, it
—[103:03.380 --> 103:11.780] was fun. If we make plans, I expect to hear from you at some point to confirm that we have the plans for me once we make plan is confirmed How firm is like 08:00
—[103:11.820 --> 103:19.840] at this time at this place is 1 thing What if y'all just say hey, let's get up Friday and that's where y'all left it. Do you still assume it's firm? No, that's not firm. Cause it's not like that's what
—[103:19.840 --> 103:28.120] they did. Y'all didn't set a time and a place, right? No, there's not a day. Or whoever these people are. Whoever it is. Whoever it is. What I'm saying is, if
—[103:28.120 --> 103:36.300] you make a plan for something, and I think what happens is you go on the first date, and if the date goes well, people assume after that date, you're gonna wanna talk even more, which
—[103:36.300 --> 103:44.340] is a... Well, a little something. Which is, it's a fair assumption, right? Text assumption. But it's also a fair assumption to make. If we made a plan
—[103:44.340 --> 103:52.560] for a date, no matter what happened within that time and space, I'm gonna keep that date. But I'm not even sure what I'm saying, how firm was the date? Is it like a time and a place?
—[103:52.560 --> 104:00.640] Or is it just like, let's get up and get it? Can let me jump in for a second, because again, maybe I'm moody, or in a
—[104:00.640 --> 104:08.900] bad mood. All I hear is ideals. So listen, if a nigga's dating, what if he is like dating,
—[104:08.940 --> 104:17.120] dating? What if he's dating a bunch of people? So after this date, like, Okay, thanks. Salute,
—[104:17.200 --> 104:25.580] pound. Until next time. Fist bump. All right. Teresa's tomorrow. Jackie,
—[104:25.600 --> 104:33.740] I got to talk. Jackie's my favorite bitch. I gotta call her. I'm like, what are we? There's totally a world where you could not speak to her. And a person can not want to be
—[104:33.740 --> 104:41.820] a part of that world. No, or the person can feel slighted because that's not normal. That shit ain't normal. Or that's not their normal. Oh, I never said that they couldn't. No, I'm just saying.
—[104:41.820 --> 104:50.200] I'm not saying that. No, Imani's question was, is that weird? So somebody can look at that and say, yes, that's weird. If I went out on a great date with somebody on Saturday and
—[104:50.200 --> 104:58.220] we planned a date for the next Friday, I'm gonna assume that throughout the duration of the next 6 or 7 days I would hear from them. I'll
—[104:58.220 --> 105:06.300] get a text message from them. We would have some form of communication. That's how chicks trap you in a relationship. That's how niggas do too. Niggas do too. That's
—[105:06.300 --> 105:14.660] how, well that's how humans trap humans into a relationship. Why is he talking, do I owe you like some type of,
—[105:14.760 --> 105:22.880] like, like... It's not about putting an O in it. Y'all putting all of these funny terms. Just listen, I'm only saying O in the eyes of, in this scenario I lose the date.
—[105:23.100 --> 105:31.120] Because he's like, oh well, I thought it wasn't no date. That's why I'm saying it. Yeah, and I don't think the person would be well off in that. So think about this, y'all keep saying, yo, that's how
—[105:31.120 --> 105:39.400] niggas trap niggas in relationships. Going on dates is how niggas trap niggas in relationships. That's not what I'm saying. No I'm saying if y'all are saying you're
—[105:39.400 --> 105:47.600] not really you say yo this is how people get trapped into relationships it's about reaching out to you throughout the door. I would agree with you if there's
—[105:47.600 --> 105:55.740] 1 person in a situation reaching out and then the person not responding and still expecting that date But if 2 people go the whole week and no 1
—[105:55.740 --> 106:03.840] has communicated It is not okay for you to assume that because both of us did not communicate with each other that the date is not still continuing.
—[106:04.340 --> 106:12.440] That's a normal assumption. Yes that's a normal assumption. We didn't click the chemistry might not have been near so
—[106:12.440 --> 106:20.600] you ain't check on me throughout the week I ain't check on you throughout the week I made some plans with Sandra like does it matter who asked who to go on
—[106:20.600 --> 106:38.480] a date I
—[106:38.480 --> 106:46.640] said does it matter who asks who on a date in that scenario? And you may say yes. I think so. I think so too. You didn't even give
—[106:46.640 --> 106:54.640] that detail, but I don't think so. I think that if we agreed that we gonna hang out on Friday and we went out on Saturday, again, I don't think it's weird. I don't think
—[106:54.640 --> 107:02.960] it's nuts to think that I would speak to that person that I found interesting enough to wanna date them again, that I will find interesting enough
—[107:02.960 --> 107:10.980] to hold conversations with throughout the week. Keep putting mad sauce on it. Bitch, go out just to get some appetizers, man. She ain't got to think you so interesting to go on
—[107:10.980 --> 107:19.020] a second date. So don't plan a second date. Oh yeah, listen. I think, and I agree with you,
—[107:19.020 --> 107:27.100] I agree with you. I do think to some degree there has to be some level of. Is she a Patroni? Why we still on this? Is she a Patroni? It's not a real life
—[107:27.100 --> 107:35.480] thing. Why we unpacking this motherfuckin' thing? Yo, cause she thought I was. I didn't think. Yo, when I said next Wednesday,
—[107:35.480 --> 107:45.000] she thought it was this Wednesday. Like we totally, what I thought next was was different. Like you getting to this. Ain't
—[107:45.000 --> 107:53.060] nothing wrong with it, nigga was excited, boy took his little pill. Shut up, I didn't take no pill. You can ask me anything. He took his
—[107:53.060 --> 108:02.340] pill. Yo, this nigga laughs, raise you up for the pill joke. You know he took his pill by mistake See
—[108:02.340 --> 108:10.340] this what happened You try to bring up topics and niggas use it against you. Did y'all talk about Clarissa Shields calling into that interview? Yeah, a couple weeks ago.
—[108:10.340 --> 108:19.320] Weeks ago? Yeah. Yeah. You mean the shit you did weeks ago? 5! 5! Yeah. All
—[108:19.320 --> 108:27.620] right, now I see what you added it for. It's to bully me. Yeah, it bullshit. It's
—[108:27.620 --> 108:37.320] to bully me. Yo, I love when I hear that noise on a niggas stream. He be tight. Anyway,
—[108:38.140 --> 108:46.320] yes we talked about the Clarissa shit. Even though she did something else stupid since then. You lying. The dance, she did the viral
—[108:46.320 --> 108:54.320] dance thing? I'm not mad at nobody doing a viral dance the reply to it. Wow Yeah, I like look
—[108:54.320 --> 109:02.340] I like a little I like Clarissa. I'm not keeping the buck. I like it too Yeah, I don't give fuck all this shit that people be thinking is funny.
—[109:02.620 --> 109:10.680] Even with her calling in, I like that shit. And just getting caught up in unspoken assault. That's some you shit. Yeah, I like it. I
—[109:10.680 --> 109:19.060] like it. You like all that crap. I like people that just be real about who the fuck they are, yo. Calling in, pretending like you're not yourself? Yeah, then she got caught up and fucked up and just stuck with it.
—[109:19.240 --> 109:28.500] Fuck it. I'm here already sure That would be like her announcing and like laughing about that's not what she did She
—[109:28.500 --> 109:36.540] got caught and that when did she continue to like pretend like she know the fuck was going on we hear that Mark don't even try to hide
—[109:39.160 --> 109:47.220] Donald Trump in the 90s with a reporter that would do it fast My home alarm was going off and I was telling my wife that I
—[109:47.220 --> 109:57.740] looked at the camera Your son broke in no, we didn't break No,
—[109:57.740 --> 110:09.660] my wife is telling me the alarm is going off I was telling I looked at the camera everything's fine She's driving My
—[110:09.660 --> 110:17.740] name is talking I thinking I had 5 minutes, solid. Nah, you good. I'm done, y'all. These niggas won't say it. She was driving. Man, I
—[110:17.740 --> 110:26.020] can't wait for y'all. Y'all gonna be the same boat. Answer questions. Why I went off? You don't know why I went off? Yeah, I actually
—[110:26.480 --> 110:34.830] need to tell Ish. My door don't close all the way. Maybe I should... Fah! Fah! As soon as I said it, I
—[110:34.940 --> 110:43.200] was like why did I do that? They texting each other hey. Hey the alarm
—[110:44.760 --> 110:52.860] goes off. Why you think the alarm's going off? What happened? I don't know. It ain't been that much of a problem before, but the alarm would go off, but now I'm
—[110:52.860 --> 111:01.020] putting it together. Since you asked. Oh man. Yeah. Yo. Niggas is in your closet. They take it
—[111:01.020 --> 111:09.160] all, I'm Lugs. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. The Adorers and shit. They take it all that shit. On
—[111:09.160 --> 111:17.460] my kneecheeks. That little red jacket. The kids say goodbye. Oh shit, I got a headache.
—[111:17.620 --> 111:25.760] Yo. This crew right here, boy. Something wrong with y'all. Something is definitely wrong. Oh shit. What's up with the Jimmy Ivey interview? I didn't actually watch
—[111:25.760 --> 111:34.400] it, but I heard a lot about it. That shit was fantastic. He started off with bars, boy. That whole first like 10 minutes was like, oh shit. He
—[111:34.400 --> 111:42.640] opened up with me, this whole, everybody's corny. I didn't see it yet. I didn't see it yet. I enjoy listening to Jimmy talk
—[111:42.640 --> 111:50.700] or just executives with as much knowledge as him talk. It's gotta be fun. And Jimmy don't be talking to niggas. All right. I'm shocked. He did this
—[111:50.700 --> 111:59.180] motherfucker. I got my own reasons as to why Cuz who is this nigga he was talking Century was it's absolutely snow.
—[111:59.380 --> 112:07.400] Yeah. Yeah, this is man Yeah Start with where you were
—[112:07.400 --> 112:15.440] just saying before start recording. I was like Rob hurry up and run run the tape You said we live in a corny world. We've gone from fame replacing
—[112:15.440 --> 112:23.720] great, right? So it became more important at 1 point to be famous than to be great, because as a currency, you
—[112:23.720 --> 112:31.840] have to be great at 1 time to get a record deal, to do all that stuff, and then that sort of dwindled as time went on, which is just fine.
—[112:32.320 --> 112:40.740] But it has absolutely replaced great. And what you can do on the internet and marketing yourself and all this other stuff,
—[112:41.400 --> 112:50.260] because you can make a lot of money just being famous. But now It's taken another leap, which is fascinating. It's gone to attention. And
—[112:50.920 --> 112:58.960] sometimes that leads or contributes to a very corny world. I think
—[112:58.960 --> 113:07.240] social media has the biggest impact that I've seen in my lifetime. You know? And that contributes to people being corny for attention on social media, you think?
—[113:07.240 --> 113:15.360] Yeah, well, because you can make money. And the people that don't need money want attention. And they want to
—[113:15.360 --> 113:23.640] be the top of the news or viral or you know most of my friends that they go viral they're devastated you
—[113:23.640 --> 113:31.680] know what I'm saying oh they don't even know I think not even knowing yeah that's it's
—[113:31.680 --> 113:40.000] a really good interview they cover a lot of shit They talked about just the way that DSPs operate.
—[113:40.440 --> 113:48.580] And really, he kind of predicts that the DSPs will fail in the next however many years. Because it's back to the conversations that I was having about the way
—[113:48.580 --> 113:56.580] they split up the money. If your whole family is on the family plan and I'm listening to this and they're listening to Drake or whatever, Drake's gonna get all the
—[113:56.580 --> 114:05.380] money from the household because of the way they split up the percentages. It's in and out. It's so, I mean, you can prove it because if you look at those deals those
—[114:05.380 --> 114:14.100] deals are reflective of the iTunes download market 7030 that was the same Business
—[114:14.220 --> 114:22.880] as the download market, so they just copied that which is not a great bit model for that. Why? Because
—[114:22.940 --> 114:31.100] you have not enough money in the streaming service in order for it to really live. So they got to now go
—[114:31.100 --> 114:39.320] out and find different versions of revenue, right? And they pay 70% or whatever it is now, 72%, 76%, I don't know what the negotiations have
—[114:39.320 --> 114:49.540] been since then. And instruction in a really odd way, Because let's say for example, you're
—[114:49.540 --> 114:57.540] married, you have 2 kids and you have a family plan. And you and your wife play
—[114:57.620 --> 115:05.660] the clash, the police, et cetera. But your kids play Drake and Kendrick Lamar all
—[115:05.780 --> 115:13.800] day. Most of the money from your house goes to Drake and Kendrick Lamar. What you're hearing about is that the artists are like,
—[115:14.600 --> 115:23.480] they used to be able to earn a living like that but now unless you're in that top chunk of heavy
—[115:23.480 --> 115:31.580] heavy heavy heavy screening the money is not really meaningful yeah I love that problem they have a job
—[115:31.580 --> 115:40.560] trying to see what word you guys don't question about that But there's a lot wrong with streaming in my opinion, you know, it's 1 dimensional It's
—[115:41.080 --> 115:49.300] yeah, it's an ATM machine. Oh, you put your money in you get your music They don't do anything for the artist. See, the
—[115:49.300 --> 115:57.440] artists want to communicate with their fans, period. That's what they want. They want to communicate, they want to market themselves, and
—[115:57.800 --> 116:05.960] the streaming services are still saying, We'll put you on our list if you're nice to us or if you like us. That's bullshit.
—[116:06.280 --> 116:14.660] You gotta allow them to have your audience and let them breathe, which is what, you know, not
—[116:14.660 --> 116:22.860] for philanthropic reasons, But this is what TikTok does. That's what Instagram does. You could somewhat promote yourself. So the streaming
—[116:22.860 --> 116:31.040] services to me are minutes away from being obsolete because of that. You can't rub against the artists like
—[116:31.040 --> 116:39.640] that. You just can't, you gotta give them what they want. They're driving this ship. I learned that in 1973. I
—[116:39.640 --> 116:47.700] came from Red Hood, Brooklyn. My dad was along, Charmin. I walked in the studio with John Lennon. I did 3 albums
—[116:47.700 --> 116:55.740] with him and I got my own apartment. I realized, okay, the rest of my life, I'm going to try to meet, maybe not John
—[116:55.740 --> 117:04.040] Lennon, but people that can do this and real talent, and my life is going to be okay. All I got to do is not get thrown out of the fucking
—[117:04.040 --> 117:12.420] room and you looked at it even back then as this is where you get some of the talks of being of service to people which I liked a lot as well
—[117:12.660 --> 117:20.860] even if you are the artist or whatever like you should be trying to do something to better someone's life as opposed to it being one-sided No, y'all should be better
—[117:20.860 --> 117:29.040] in my life Is Jimmy I've been still in the music no, so that's I love everything he's saying I wish that
—[117:29.040 --> 117:37.240] in some way he would either get back in and help kind of facilitate. It sounds like he's trying to with some of the AI stuff.
—[117:38.500 --> 117:46.640] People that have this much wisdom and have that much knowledge on how to maneuver and how the business should be going, I think is Kind of like how we speak to people's
—[117:46.640 --> 117:54.720] duties in certain ways. He knows too much and he Should still be in the music business to help us get into that next phase where we
—[117:54.720 --> 118:02.860] should go Because I don't think music at this point means anything outside of putting it behind some visuals or some shit and
—[118:04.460 --> 118:12.900] I don't see in the next 05:10 years people giving a fuck about any of this shit when it comes to music albums I think out albums at a certain point we're gonna be obsolete
—[118:15.880 --> 118:24.020] I don't think so I think people just go independent They'll go away from streaming like fuck this Why am I even doing this like what is the point of me putting the shit on streaming if they're not
—[118:24.020 --> 118:32.020] gonna compensate me for it? Yeah Wait, what do you go? Back to physical Physical do a website direct to
—[118:32.020 --> 118:40.340] consumer you can do a band camp you can do Even which is what J Cole used for some of this rollout stuff. There's 1000000
—[118:40.340 --> 118:48.660] different places you go even To that point the question that we had about La Russell
—[118:48.660 --> 118:56.760] now. Yeah. He got 40 albums on Apple Music, right? But then he still went and signed because, well supposedly, his
—[118:56.760 --> 119:04.860] music is not reaching the masses as it could. So now the DSPs or the streaming services, they definitely have
—[119:04.860 --> 119:12.980] a value or they present a value to artists like that No I'm asking yes, and
—[119:12.980 --> 119:21.740] no yes, and no I think the reason probably why he has 40 albums too is trying to manipulate the algorithm because the more stuff that you have there than the more Theoretical
—[119:21.880 --> 119:29.920] market share that you're taking up So you should theoretically be getting a bigger chunk of that divvied up pot as opposed to the guy that has
—[119:29.920 --> 119:38.040] 1 album 1976 or whatever This is still gonna be in the DSPs anyway. Also to your major label point,
—[119:38.440 --> 119:46.840] you think Rock Nation is about to take any 1 of those songs or albums and get it heard to more people? No. Or they're gonna
—[119:46.840 --> 119:54.900] say what? Take your ass to the studio and get me a joint. Future shit, some new shit. Yeah, new shit. We don't have nothing to do with your older shit. We ain't signin' for that. But if you
—[119:54.900 --> 120:02.900] him, then you don't really give a fuck, cause then now if you go put out a dope ass project on the Roc Nation, that'll be incentive for the fans to be
—[120:02.900 --> 120:11.140] like, oh, I know he give it up like that. Let me go look at all this other old shit. I was thinking about it. If they're the ones, I'm assuming they had something to do with him being in that parking lot.
—[120:11.260 --> 120:19.560] They did. So if they put you in positions to be seen like that, then the streaming numbers go up, you get more access. That's what I would hope. If the major label
—[120:19.560 --> 120:27.720] is gonna tell me to go and and again he did what he wanted we broached this on the main part but if a major label is gonna tell me to go
—[120:27.720 --> 120:35.800] get in the studio and try to make something that people would want to hear with them, then I'm gonna try and do it without them and see where it gets me.
—[120:37.220 --> 120:45.320] If in both instances I'm gonna need the joint, like the best record I've ever made in my life. There is also a third
—[120:45.320 --> 120:53.480] stair that I could see here. He may have a or a collection of joints that he thinks are the joint It doesn't want to waste it
—[120:53.700 --> 121:01.760] on his own efforts that he is He may think that this I need a little help with this 1 this 1 that this 1 might be bigger So what else yeah, we could get
—[121:01.760 --> 121:10.040] blah blah blah on this 1. We could you know, you might have a habit Oh, and like I don't want to put this out and I know what the streaming numbers are He's doing rock nation
—[121:10.040 --> 121:18.340] is solely them influence. I have no idea. Well, I'm saying there could be other caveats to him just being attached to them outside of music at this point.
—[121:18.500 --> 121:26.780] He could be looking to do other things away from just music that Roc Nation has access to that can help his brand bigger. Cause I don't, I don't see LaRusso at this point is
—[121:27.260 --> 121:35.280] just anytime I've seen him, it's not solely looking like music at this point either. It's a lot of personality and a lot of
—[121:35.280 --> 121:43.440] things that maybe he wants to venture. You saying he might be in that 720? I mean. You saying he might be in that 720? I don't
—[121:43.440 --> 121:51.480] know. I don't know the nature of his deal. I'm not even trying to find I don't even know who on rock nation is lit at my age I don't know who on what label is lit who's
—[121:51.480 --> 121:59.540] where who's rocking? Labels I'm saying like I don't know who Warner's leaning on Universal and it's go I don't
—[121:59.540 --> 122:07.560] know who Nobody's we also talked a lot about which I loved was talking about how the major labels got to be careful with this AI Situation to not just license
—[122:07.560 --> 122:16.220] out to them. They should be controlling it and using it to Read the benefits. It should be the opposite. Yeah, they should they should run it And
—[122:16.220 --> 122:24.240] I've heard some some things about what they plan on doing with the AI, which is pretty interesting and I can see how it would be beneficial. Namely,
—[122:24.880 --> 122:32.920] fan participation. People making Remixes or different versions of the song by their
—[122:32.920 --> 122:41.080] favorite artists using AI tools and now they can monetize that Maybe the fan gets some or maybe not But
—[122:41.080 --> 122:49.180] the song can be used 1000000 more times so you're repackaging the same work 1000 different times which is kind of interesting. I don't know if I like it, but... I don't know if I like it
—[122:49.180 --> 122:57.620] either, but... Yeah, it's interesting. I mean, it is an interesting way to approach it, but I don't know if I like that. Just 1 thing about La Russa, since we were talking about him,
—[122:58.100 --> 123:06.220] after last episode, it was kind of happening at the same time, he was tweeting in response to people who were criticizing him
—[123:06.600 --> 123:14.760] for leaving the independent scene and going. And he said, you niggas do not know the terms of my deal. Can y'all cut this shit out? I will be okay, trust me.
—[123:14.760 --> 123:22.900] I'm the nigga who got himself to the Super Bowl from his garage and Envyejo independently. If anybody know what the fuck they doing, it's me. Half y'all talking, they never
—[123:22.900 --> 123:30.960] bought no album, ticket or merch, but got opinions on a nigga business. Let it rest. I appreciate the concern. Go buy the album if it bothers you that much. Help me succeed." But then the other part
—[123:30.960 --> 123:39.140] that I thought was interesting was, he retweeted somebody who said, independent artists who make power moves
—[123:39.140 --> 123:47.220] always get hate. With LaRussell's spectators talking about deals they've never signed and fans afraid he's leaving them. 0 discussion of the leverage he built independently to
—[123:47.220 --> 123:55.730] make the Rock Nation partnership make sense on his terms. That's what I was saying. So I just wanted to add that he's sort of engaged in this conversation with us. I said that? Yeah.
—[123:55.730 --> 124:03.780] I said, yo, with my 40 albums, they might have presented a different deal than when they presented the first time. Yeah. That Makes sense.
—[124:03.780 --> 124:11.940] Because if you could do this without support. So tell us about that 1. What? So tell us about it. True, true, true. I agree with that. You told
—[124:11.940 --> 124:20.060] us about the bad deal. You missed the independent. You've chronicled your journey. If you did whatever you're saying you did, what'd
—[124:20.060 --> 124:28.060] you do? That would end all the talk. That would end all the chat. You would tell everybody that was following your lead that yo, I built up equity outside
—[124:28.100 --> 124:36.180] in a private market, so now that when I go sit back at the table, I'm sitting at the table under different pretenses and circumstances to where
—[124:36.180 --> 124:44.340] now it's a mutually beneficial situation, it's not predatory. I would think just him alone saying, I own my publishing and I still own all my
—[124:44.340 --> 124:52.520] masters, is a different conversation than the predatory contract from before. Just saying that, hey, I was able to sign
—[124:52.520 --> 125:00.560] a deal with a label and I retained ownership of everything. You could kind of look at, if I told y'all the first deal they gave me was bullshit,
—[125:00.980 --> 125:09.360] something happened between there and here and it's me doing the work. That's what led to me get some leverage so I can have a better deal, man. I get it.
—[125:09.480 --> 125:17.800] I think if Joe today went after saying, yo, don't take the bag, don't take the bag, don't take the bag, don't take the bag, If Joe went and took a bag,
—[125:18.060 --> 125:26.160] people that were trying to model their podcast after Joe, they would be looking like, what the
—[125:26.160 --> 125:34.380] fuck, but my nigga, I'm modeling my shit or trying to model my shit after you based on advice that you've given and now you did something else, I could have potentially
—[125:34.380 --> 125:42.440] went and did something else or went that route before. And not to say that I wouldn't take a bag and that the contract is
—[125:43.160 --> 125:51.480] in line with what I want and advantageous to me, but if the optic looked like it undermined what I've stood for for the last
—[125:51.480 --> 125:59.760] 15 years I would feel like I'm not telling Russell I would feel like it's my duty to try to explain that to the people that have been following
—[125:59.760 --> 126:07.940] me yeah I ain't just gonna be yeah yeah yeah and now I'm right back it's gonna I would
—[126:07.940 --> 126:16.080] have to explain that me me And you don't think part of the explanation is saying, yo, I did this and retained ownership. Not at all. Before I couldn't do that before.
—[126:16.080 --> 126:24.300] No way. I couldn't do it before. That was the explanation in 2016 and 2017 when fucking niggas was getting those deals with the label,
—[126:24.460 --> 126:32.660] I'm on the ship, I retained all the digits of partnership. When partnership, when that word started getting pumped up. That's when it was cool. Now, no way. You got 40
—[126:32.660 --> 126:44.620] albums in 7 years What
—[126:44.620 --> 126:52.840] right good I can't give me to do that with that I like them So I want to keep saying negative shit Game and told me made
—[126:52.840 --> 127:01.700] 40 albums in 7 years. I'm gonna say there's a smarter way to do this Yeah Thank
—[127:01.700 --> 127:10.180] thank you and again better way than me I'm not shooting that la Russell Yeah, I'm actually championing what la Russell is doing. Mm-hmm, But there's
—[127:10.480 --> 127:18.580] a smarter way to do it. There's got to be. And what if he don't know it? How do you, like, now what? I didn't know the smarter way. I did this the only way I could because I
—[127:18.580 --> 127:26.820] was independent or us Russell tell you he was deal with Russ at 1 point. Yeah. Yeah, I think you assigned a Suppose
—[127:26.820 --> 127:34.980] I think it was a post-assigned Russ. He was right there. They have a relationship is all I'm saying so oh good Go over us
—[127:34.980 --> 127:44.520] see what to do with this 40. Hey nigga, I got a den full of material. I
—[127:44.520 --> 127:52.540] know it ain't no real R&B heads in the room, so I kind of feel like like I'm on an island having this talk right right yeah can I get anybody's thoughts on
—[127:52.540 --> 128:00.640] Raphael Siddique saying he's doing a Brint fires next project I know it ain't no R&B heads in here Raphael Siddique is from a group cut it out
—[128:00.640 --> 128:12.340] cut it out stop you know Lucy Pearl you know where's he from tell us
—[128:12.340 --> 128:20.480] How many groups was he in? He was in Lucy Pearl. And that's it, right? Yeah. Oh, that's me. Yeah. I'm not excited about it. I'm very interested
—[128:20.480 --> 128:29.620] to see what Brett sounds like with with a Musician head I'm excited about it. I'm except anything Ralph house to do that too I'm
—[128:29.620 --> 128:37.700] interested to see what he's gonna make him do not musically but vocally. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Yeah, that's what, that's the only thing I'm concerned about. I know music is what he's gonna do. He ain't let him do
—[128:37.700 --> 128:45.720] that. He ain't let him do that shit. What shit? What you mean? What you mean? What you mean? What you mean? Say. How you say it,
—[128:45.720 --> 128:53.740] Mark? Say more words. Say more words. Say it, say it. In key. No, his unique vocal style. In key. That's him though. Because I do think
—[128:53.740 --> 129:01.920] that he's- I think he'll make him sing in key. I think he's doing that on purpose, so I don't want to make it sound like he can't. I think he's doing that on purpose. So I'm now I don't want to make it sound like he can't I think he's doing that on purpose Yeah, there are programs that can fix that I tell you didn't sound
—[129:01.920 --> 129:10.040] like that on some of Walker's shit. He doesn't sound like that on some of his records. But there's some records. But he did his last album, you can't... That's his vibe, that's his style. Yeah,
—[129:10.040 --> 129:18.420] that's what he does. And it works. If you ever been around some young old, they love it. It works, so I ain't shitting on it. I don't know if Rafael Siddique
—[129:18.420 --> 129:27.320] is letting any of that off-pitch shit go. Or at least to a limit. I think he's the perfect person who will understand that. Because
—[129:27.320 --> 129:35.460] Rafael Sadiq understands how that could benefit vibe and the sound. So I don't think he's gonna try to change him totally. But like rain it in though.
—[129:35.460 --> 129:43.800] Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. I think it'll be brought in a little bit. He ain't just gonna give him free rain to do all of that Brent shit.
—[129:44.540 --> 129:52.680] You don't bring in a Rafael Sadeq to do that. That would be. Dance waste. Yeah. You playing yourself. It's like bringing in Q-Tip to produce your album and you just rap
—[129:52.680 --> 130:00.860] the way you've been rapping. Right. I don't know. I'm interested to see. I'm interested to see. I do
—[130:00.860 --> 130:11.300] think Rafael Siddique will walk in there and try to give him some level of more musicianship
—[130:11.920 --> 130:20.360] understanding of how certain things should sit in pocket as far as keys and pitches and stuff, but I can't see him going there and trying to change that whole shit. It won't
—[130:20.460 --> 130:28.620] work. It won't be Brent. I don't believe so. Good. I don't think Brent wants it. For who? I think if you bring in
—[130:28.620 --> 130:37.060] a Rafael Sadiq, then you're trying to grow. Like, and you gotta be open to that. And you gotta be
—[130:37.100 --> 130:45.180] teachable in that instant. If you bring in no ID, if some of these niggas, if you bring in a studio, whatever you know and whatever you think you know just shut the fuck up and do what
—[130:45.180 --> 130:53.200] they told you to do It's almost like I got myself to this point and now let me go bring in some people that could get it further right? Get it to the next point. Get it to the next point.
—[130:53.200 --> 131:01.380] Get it even higher. I like that. There is a record. There is a record I don't know if let me just double check Let me just double check
—[131:01.380 --> 131:09.400] to make sure this is off of this and not some random shit. Is the new shit called Icon? Yeah, it is. It's the album. Okay, let's
—[131:09.400 --> 131:25.780] see. Let's see if there's been any changes. It's a single or the whole... It's track 3, half 2. I
—[131:25.780 --> 131:36.600] like that. We have to I like that if you could hear the thoughts inside my head. I'm
—[131:36.600 --> 131:44.660] playing Have To by Brett Fias off of Icon. This is new. This is off. When did this come out? This is coming out February 13th, 2016. This
—[131:44.660 --> 131:53.760] is Rafael Sadiq. No, I'm gonna tell you the producer about it. It ain't even fair And
—[131:54.220 --> 132:03.720] take that awesome as I've been They fixed them. They fixed them already. They know when you need to wear I'm
—[132:03.720 --> 132:12.200] in a race with time to get where I belong Is that Ralph Tresvick? I'm about to say, I just took the words right out of my mouth They
—[132:12.200 --> 132:22.620] fixed it. They sound like an old new edition record. They sped him up. They fixed him. He's still warm. They
—[132:22.880 --> 132:34.770] used a program and did something. Yes, it may be. He's
—[132:34.770 --> 132:42.840] still off. The lead is, the lead is. A lot less than I'm used to hearing him. The lead definitely sounds a little bit. A lot less off
—[132:42.840 --> 132:51.100] than I'm used to hearing him. His boy Tommy Richmond produced that. I can't stand Tommy Richmond.
—[132:51.100 --> 132:59.340] He's another 1. I want him to go away. I don't think this represents what's gonna happen. Hopefully, hopefully
—[132:59.340 --> 133:07.360] I'll never. I don't want to meet Tommy Richmond here Yeah, I think we should all do be do a press
—[133:07.360 --> 133:16.000] on the Grammy red carpet next year. Let's do it Not all of us, but I do think 1 or 2 people should go that'd
—[133:16.000 --> 133:24.140] be fun I think I think y'all should do it no I'm being serious I do think someone should be there and even
—[133:24.140 --> 133:32.260] if it's not someone from the cast let's say all of us it's about 7 8 of us So if you think
—[133:32.260 --> 133:40.380] it should be only 2 of us that go, who's the 2 that you think? I think Mark, maybe Mark and Parks. Ain't
—[133:40.380 --> 133:48.640] that some bullshit? Not even this nigga here, Joe Button? No, I don't think he should. I'm going anywhere. Just the Joe Button pockethead. I don't think he should be on the red carpet conducting any
—[133:48.640 --> 133:56.920] type of Say where Joe had we gotta say this nigga back home. I would the only reason I'm saying mark and Parks Or
—[133:56.920 --> 134:05.060] even this work by your marks has a good vocab. Well because Mark is a seasoned journalist and he's done this for quite some time. Did you see him at the fight
—[134:05.060 --> 134:13.100] flip? He's a nigga. He ain't no better than us. You part of Smoke Ports. What you mean? If it's 2 people only, it should be me and fucking
—[134:13.100 --> 134:21.140] Ice, clearly. I would say myself, but I'm saying- Oh, fuck no, not you, he mean. You gonna get us put the fuck out. You gonna beat somebody to fuck
—[134:21.140 --> 134:29.160] up? I'm an artist. I'm Grammy nominated. And you also heavy with the right, and you love that jazz. You think I'm gonna go on the Grammy stage and swing with somebody? I think if a nigga cross your principles, he might
—[134:29.160 --> 134:37.280] beat the fuck up. He might walk by. I think it's much more fun if we can pretend right now that Amani is a musician on
—[134:37.280 --> 134:45.580] the red carpet and Mona and ice are indeed right there to ask some questions Yes, that's funny
—[134:47.880 --> 134:56.010] Mona ice would have been my pick if only 2 people could go those are the 2 that should go. Because you my man. You said Mona and Ice. Mona and Ice. We'll have
—[134:56.010 --> 135:04.290] a blast if you walk down the carpet. Mona for the comedic aspect, Ice for his, Smooth delivery. Yeah, and his wealth
—[135:04.540 --> 135:12.680] of music knowledge. So like, how would y'all do it? What would be your first question, Imani? You go first, you go first. E-Man,
—[135:12.720 --> 135:21.120] it's so good to see you here on the red carpet. I love your outfit. Who are you wearing? I'm wearing a little bit of this, a little bit of that. Wow.
—[135:21.380 --> 135:29.680] This nigga gonna be a problem. Zara. A little bit of Zara. The top is Zara, the bottom is H&M. Zara board collection.
—[135:29.680 --> 135:37.960] This is the Zara H&M piece. Little Sheen. As well as here me and my buddy Ice here, Ice E and Meany. What's happening, man?
—[135:38.560 --> 135:46.960] So you nominated for 3 Grammys. Y'all hear these voices on the carpet? See what I'm saying? These voices. Set us up. This is getting it done right. Oh my God.
—[135:46.960 --> 135:54.960] Excuse me, talk up, I couldn't hear you, sir. Oh, you couldn't hear me? Sir. No, no, I don't fuck with them. They ain't even said where they from on the carpet yet.
—[135:54.960 --> 136:03.200] They ain't even done it. You know where we from now, you see it, you see the hat. Exactly. Oh yeah. You see it? You see it? Exactly. This
—[136:03.320 --> 136:12.620] is great, this is great. It's red carpet gold, right? Yeah, I just look so nice. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm going to have the latest marathon on. Believe that. Marathon
—[136:13.540 --> 136:21.760] Tux. It's been great talking to you guys. Good luck. Thank you. Thank you guys.
—[136:22.100 --> 136:30.560] We ain't even talking to this thing anyway. This the most talking he's going through. He ain't getting on stage to win shit. You niggas is not coming back. You
—[136:30.660 --> 136:38.760] know, hey, thanks, y'all. I gotta go to the shade room. Not a place, head over there. I think they win this
—[136:38.760 --> 136:46.920] shit. You gotta go to anybody. Baller like somebody. Anybody. Anybody else. Yeah, World Star is calling me. World Star is crazy.
—[136:47.020 --> 136:55.240] That's crazy, man. Oh, man. I'm sticking with my pick of Mark or Parks or
—[136:55.240 --> 137:03.420] Mark and myself. I'm comfortably deferring to y'all. No, that's cool. I'll be home. I think the artist should do it. I think you and Park should do it. Seriously,
—[137:03.420 --> 137:11.480] I think that'd be dope. Let's go. There you go. Let's go. We out. I can talk to people. Can you say he got a wealth of knowledge musically? It's
—[137:11.480 --> 137:19.900] just rap. Grammys is mad at the categories. He ain't gonna be able to talk about nothing else. I'm talking to the rappers. How
—[137:19.900 --> 137:27.940] many rappers gonna be there? Even when I said that I was joking. Oh shit, damn, Shay. You're supposed to be my man, too. No, no, no,
—[137:27.940 --> 137:35.940] me too. Okay. That's not true. No, no, no, no, no, no, that's cool. Stop playing with Freeze. That's why he's sitting there. You better stop playing
—[137:35.940 --> 137:44.240] with Freeze. That's my man, you following up. That's why he's sitting there. You're a cute, funny ass. That's why he's sitting there. Record you asking for now, nigga. What he know, nigga. Oh shit, you right? He don't know shit.
—[137:45.440 --> 137:53.460] He gonna tweet some questions. Yes. Oh shit. Yo, And I still got a slide on you for that
—[137:53.460 --> 138:01.740] tweet joke. That was funny. That was a great joke. No, that was funny. I was laughing about that like 2 days later. Me too.
—[138:01.860 --> 138:09.980] That was funny. I was about to say when I told him. When I texted you and said I was laughing at you. Oh, what was that about? That was the, oh, his
—[138:09.980 --> 138:19.340] fantasy fight. Oh my God. Yeah, you niggas is funny sometimes. What fantasy fight? The whole. He called the cops in the fantasy fight They
—[138:19.340 --> 138:31.080] gave running in 11 clones and staying in the background I
—[138:31.080 --> 138:39.320] am noticing you they they starting to put more jokes on you. You can't you handling it really well, man He's clapping back to that and clapping back. It's
—[138:39.320 --> 138:47.320] you know, it's not niggas. It's you me. Yeah Yeah, oh, it's not you. It's not him. Who is it? I know who
—[138:47.320 --> 138:55.460] it is. Oh, and they like dishing it out. Mmm. I know. I know who it is. And hiding behind
—[138:55.460 --> 139:03.840] it. That's my problem. Yeah, Puppet. Doing the Puppet shit. I don't like that shit. Yeah. You gonna get him. You gonna get him, too. See? This your fault. He's talking about Flip. This your fault,
—[139:03.840 --> 139:11.880] yo. I don't talk about people that's not here. Oh, okay. Okay, that's true. So it could be anybody who's not here. See? Oh, I just don't do it. Who ain't here besides Flip S? Yo, stop doing
—[139:11.880 --> 139:23.760] that, yo. Who else need to be around? Sasha. My girl Sasha. I meant to call Sasha and tell
—[139:23.760 --> 139:31.980] her to come here. We didn't see her. I didn't see her in a minute. How's she doing? I keep telling
—[139:31.980 --> 139:40.740] y'all my idea. I want 1 of these patreon to just be her on the couch Everyone
—[139:40.740 --> 139:48.840] took a break Don't worry. I wasn't gonna leave y'all without some content so I'm in them
—[139:48.840 --> 139:57.140] comments. I got a messy. Thanks, Sasha, surprise y'all. Thanks, Sasha, what's the surprise, y'all?
—[139:59.100 --> 140:08.760] All right, I got a messy, but it's actually a decent question I think. Okay.
—[140:09.100 --> 140:17.160] So we, and salute, we all looking forward to Serf coming home very soon. Yes. Right, he will be home. Of course, 100% very
—[140:17.160 --> 140:25.900] soon actually. And he can't wait. I am assuming that at some point surf is going to be joining us at some point correct. You are using that Cuz
—[140:25.900 --> 140:34.240] I mean pictures back here. He was a part before when he I would think that you were and you said it so okay.
—[140:34.240 --> 140:42.580] It's like it's like J. Cole told Cam I got you. No, not here to stop. No,
—[140:42.800 --> 140:51.420] you're not getting the superstar rule. He is Beyonce. This is the bar. That's different. Something could change any day.
—[140:53.140 --> 141:01.860] Yeah, you're right. You're making sense. His pictures there. He is coming home. You're right.
—[141:01.860 --> 141:10.140] And I did tell him to. Yo, stop, man. I did tell him that. Couple days away, man.
—[141:10.420 --> 141:18.740] Go ahead, man. You know, I was, if I've been put up, and I'm coming home, And my man tell me that I'm coming
—[141:18.740 --> 141:26.900] home to like get things rocking right where I left off Well, you wouldn't lot of sauce I didn't say nothing about get things
—[141:26.900 --> 141:35.240] rocking right where you left off Okay, but you did say as you were integrate. Yeah, so you
—[141:35.240 --> 141:43.960] stick into that, correct? We gotta see okay I'd like we guys see there's 1 word. We gotta see Cat
—[141:43.960 --> 141:51.960] we gotta see We got we gotta see we gotta see Wega I feel like me
—[141:52.240 --> 142:00.440] if it was you you take it as a personal file regardless. Like it's wrong and I'm taking that shit personal. Yeah. I would love
—[142:00.440 --> 142:08.560] nothing more than for Surf to come home and be a part of this thing, but there's too many other variables around. You gotta see how he feeling, what he
—[142:08.560 --> 142:16.800] wanna do when he come home, the mood he in. You already got 1 gangster, what you gonna do with 2? Yeah, and you gotta break it to Omani. It's gonna be tough.
—[142:16.980 --> 142:24.980] Break it to me what? Here you go. I'm just saying, there's so many chairs. Okay. Hey, hey. How do
—[142:24.980 --> 142:33.020] you think this is gonna shake out? Hey, hey, hey. Hey Mark, I want you to know, I'll be okay. Oh, I know you will.
—[142:33.080 --> 142:41.609] Please stop it. I'll be okay. Stop. I know. You're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere. Very mean. They'll have to trick you into shooting at me. No, but it's okay, it's
—[142:41.680 --> 142:50.213] okay. I'll be good. I know you will. I'll be
—[142:51.406 --> 143:00.080] okay And like, immediately you'd be good. Yeah, yeah, Joe. At the moment needed, I'll be good. I
—[143:00.080 --> 143:08.300] think they'd be out for it. I'll be just fine. I hate Bob Ganser, yo. He can see me through. I absolutely. Bob Ganser's got so much bachis, bro.
—[143:08.300 --> 143:16.300] That didn't buck up talking. This dude is just fine. This dude is forever fine. You supposed to be fucked up now? I ain't fucking even talk about it. That's good. And if I
—[143:16.300 --> 143:24.600] ain't good, I just come rob 1 of you niggas. And he still got the only fans to launch. That's always there. That I believe, bro. That's always there. We don't believe that. That
—[143:24.760 --> 143:33.020] I believe. We got the only fans to launch. Some gonna work. Some gonna work. Talk to them niggas. Some will work. And then you vlog with the reasons. Meet your Tosso channel. Yeah, that's it.
—[143:33.820 --> 143:42.040] Okay. We good. Fuck it. Stupid-ass OnlyFans. I'm with the OnlyFans. I'm not blocking these hoes. This Bitch talking about
—[143:42.040 --> 143:50.120] something. Are you afraid to show me? Because it's small. Oh, man. Oh, man. They ask shooters to
—[143:50.120 --> 143:58.240] show yourself. It's so fake, man. Yo. Yo. Yo. If you ignore them bitches, they start getting mad.
—[144:02.800 --> 144:10.800] They'd be like, are you still there? That's when I come, yeah. Yeah, I mean. That nigga lying, you know
—[144:10.800 --> 144:19.140] that nigga sent the hammer right over. How dare you, pow. That nigga sent the hammer. You know he sent the hammer to the right shit. What?
—[144:19.140 --> 144:27.200] Hell no. Send the hammer? No way. No. All
—[144:27.200 --> 144:35.280] right. I can't send it, are you crazy? Not under my username XJF16. She's like, I've
—[144:35.280 --> 144:44.480] seen that before. My lost bitch would be like, oh, look at your button. That's him. Yeah. Oh,
—[144:44.480 --> 144:52.520] God. Some of them, some of them gonna know the dick. You gotta be careful now and I'm joking by the
—[144:52.520 --> 145:00.640] way. I'm joking, I'm joking, I'm joking. Stupid ass OnlyFans. Anyway, that's why this is
—[145:00.640 --> 145:08.800] crazy. What's crazy? This is from the athletic our ski jumpers enhancing their penises to fly further. I see this
—[145:08.920 --> 145:18.520] I read that they're injecting their penises with hydro. What is this? Hydra Hydraulic acid Which
—[145:18.520 --> 145:26.600] makes it bigger and then the suit thus has to be bigger Which is like against the rules of the league. So now you get like a little
—[145:26.600 --> 145:36.960] bit more Float air like a sail Hodge hold us high spell. I think Yeah,
—[145:36.960 --> 145:45.620] I think they're 1000% doing that. Any edge in the business. Any edge, bro. Any type of little shortcut. Hey, you talking about Olympic athletes? It could be 0.3 seconds. That
—[145:45.620 --> 145:53.980] shit mad. That's all you need. Oh yeah, for sure. That shit mad. I don't know if I would inject my penis with any of that. Some hydroxycutting. Shit. Shit. You
—[145:53.980 --> 146:02.520] sound like the same shit that we put on our skin. Hey, they make your dick look like a Wheaties box. Couple of them, I can get a Wheaties box. Right. Yeah,
—[146:02.520 --> 146:11.080] nah. You niggas got DDLs? Big enough to get any box you want. Yeah. Tuh. DDLs. Some foreign y'all, man. Yo. Crazy. Damn,
—[146:11.080 --> 146:19.160] just say y'all shit little. Ain't nothing wrong with a DDL, man. Nobody's gonna win these boxes. All right Crazy Yes, he many said he said he getting a DDL
—[146:19.400 --> 146:27.820] you know I said y'all niggas y'all the niggas talking about what's the name of it and all this other shit. Y'all niggas didn't say that. I don't need a DDL, she told you right.
—[146:29.620 --> 146:37.620] Nigga, we saw that picture. She whispered to you that day? No, your shit is out there in the world, nigga. You choked. Oh shit. You gotta stop doing this.
—[146:37.620 --> 146:46.360] Why you keep playing around when it comes to this? No, she made a joke. She wasn't actually told about you. She said it was not you. She is who, me? Yeah. Motherfucker,
—[146:46.360 --> 146:54.360] who told who? Exactly. Now fuck what I love. I'll say what I heard. That's what I'm saying. You told them, right? What you heard? I ain't told them yet. Yeah,
—[146:54.360 --> 147:02.460] so don't worry about it. So back to y'all DDL niggas. And like, thanks. They said this shit out there. They're out here talking
—[147:02.460 --> 147:10.560] about. On the sleep, but when I get excited. Oh, so you're a grub you're when I think Oh, yeah, when I when I when I'm in for a good time something just tall some niggas just when
—[147:10.560 --> 147:18.700] I'm when it's time For a good time though Wait wasn't it somebody else sleepwalking recently sleep walking
—[147:18.740 --> 147:27.560] It was somebody else sleepwalking recently. They was naked. Yeah, but he was doing some dumb shit. Like, knocking
—[147:27.560 --> 147:35.600] on doors and shit. Yes, yes, Like multiple doors. Really? Yeah. So that was dumb shit. Huh? That was dumb shit.
—[147:36.580 --> 147:44.840] Yeah. Oh. That sleepwalking the motherfucker, ain't it? And it wasn't a celebrity. I was trying to get to something. What was I trying to get to?
—[147:44.840 --> 147:54.020] Oh, all right. So it ain't nothing important. So I just want to play this clip of I
—[147:54.020 --> 148:02.140] bumped into like a clip from like a disabled people's podcast All right And They said something that I had never
—[148:02.140 --> 148:10.200] thought about before so I want to just play it for you Everybody thinks people in wheelchairs can't feel their Their pussies and
—[148:10.200 --> 148:18.380] asses. Yeah, I learned that from you and he blonde everybody that's blind don't step in shit, even. Because I didn't step
—[148:18.380 --> 148:26.380] in shit yet. Who thought that? Yo, I just can't. I just said you only got the book. The blind dude is not interesting. I don't care about it. And he's lying.
—[148:26.380 --> 148:34.400] I stepped in shit. Yeah, you know you stepped in shit. I don't give a fuck. Blind dudes don't step in shit. You step in shit. You're on your mom's feet all the time. But Shorty saying. You put your stick in this shit.
—[148:34.400 --> 148:42.480] Everybody thinks people in wheelchairs can't feel their pussies and their asses. Yeah. I have to tell you,
—[148:43.520 --> 148:51.660] I never thought about that at all. Let's cross my mind. She's saying everybody thinks. I'm like, yo, who thought about that?
—[148:51.660 --> 148:59.840] I've always thought depending on the paralyzation, some can and some can't. Because I know people that men, I don't know any women, but I know men that are paralyzed and some
—[148:59.840 --> 149:07.880] can have sex and have had babies. I know some men say that they, like in real life know them, yeah. It made sense. I follow a page, so
—[149:07.960 --> 149:15.960] I thought, just come over here. You don't do it yourself, no babies. Bro, it's literally like a girl
—[149:15.960 --> 149:24.080] selling a brand that's like paralyzed pussy. Wait, what happened? Yeah, that's her whole thing, paralyzed pussy. Cause she don't feel nothing. I mean,
—[149:24.080 --> 149:32.300] no, not that she don't feel it, but. She's going in there going crazy. I'm seeing it. Niggas is in there getting riggedy on that. What? She don't feel nothing? Top rope. No,
—[149:32.300 --> 149:40.440] not here. Oh god. Hopefully the niggas isn't there boring her. Oh shit. Oh, what a snooze. Niggas way they going great. She don't feel nothing, dog. He do. I
—[149:40.440 --> 149:48.580] just thought that was interesting. I never thought that. I didn't know people was thinking that. All right, y'all learned me something
—[149:48.580 --> 149:56.820] today. I've never thought that a day in my life. I love that disabled people are selling pussy and doing OnlyFans and doing porn and doing podcasts. Y'all keep it up. Y'all
—[149:56.820 --> 150:04.980] don't need just no Special Olympics. You can do what you want to do. Special porn. Yeah, dude, I know you on OnlyFans
—[150:05.060 --> 150:13.060] And you gotta lift that leg up to open that motherfucker. I know you ready to get it back. Yo, lie right now. I don't watch handicapped porn, nigga, no. I ask.
—[150:13.060 --> 150:21.840] That's why you draw the line? Yeah. I have standards, bro. You jerked off to handicapped women before? I watched a bitch get hit that ain't no legs. How
—[150:21.840 --> 150:30.040] was it? She cute. She just turned that thing to the side and took that dick like a champ. So y'all watch all kinds of porn. She made me feel like a piece of shit.
—[150:30.040 --> 150:38.140] That's a little judgy. No, I didn't know. Exactly, Vargas. I'm just blurting. Just because he's not allowed to. Right. I don't watch it, so I didn't know. I don't know who does it. I don't talk about
—[150:38.140 --> 150:46.500] porn. I have no judgment about it. What's that ice? What is that ice? I know about disabled women. Let me see. Y'all know about feminist porn? What's that? Yo, something's
—[150:46.500 --> 150:54.640] wrong with this nigga. What's feminist porn? Let me see Ice. Feminist porn is, what'd you watch, Ice? What's feminist porn, bro? Yeah, I seen something like it,
—[150:54.640 --> 151:02.720] but she had little smaller nubs. Yeah, you know, sometimes they have a little nub. Nub's what you love too. You couldn't find a black handicap girl. I just went to the page, the first thing that was up
—[151:02.720 --> 151:10.840] there. Oh, that's all they got this everything Feminist porn is porn. It doesn't send you just put
—[151:10.840 --> 151:19.840] your mic down angle it down. So I have to keep doing it Niggas, niggas, jeez, too tight, you can't. I'm acting brand new. Get to it.
—[151:19.840 --> 151:28.260] Yo, ice, stop. They're hard to see it in. They're like, hey. Yo! What's this, stupid? Feminist
—[151:28.260 --> 151:36.300] porn. No, feminist porn is just porn that, like, doesn't center the male gaze. So, like, for example, what does a porn even want? You gotta stop, B. Wait,
—[151:36.300 --> 151:44.360] you asked me. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me talk, let me talk. I'm confused as well. Oh, you asked us, actually. Well, I asked if y'all seen it. I thought y'all knew already. Why, we're men.
—[151:44.840 --> 151:53.040] You know what I mean? Why the fuck would I, like, what do you mean? So is it more like cock views? No, no, I mean it's more like it doesn't end like fewer
—[151:53.040 --> 152:01.300] money shots. It doesn't end when the man comes. You know what I mean? There's certain things in a porn. This ain't porn. What the fuck is this? So You don't want to see a woman that orgasms
—[152:01.300 --> 152:09.320] more than porn? This is some CNN shit for real, for real. Why does she like, this is woman like Jinsie Lumpkin, for example, who like makes feminist porn. I see a lot of names. Well, cause I interviewed her.
—[152:09.320 --> 152:17.440] I've never seen it, but I don't watch, cause it's just cause I don't watch porn. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, why would you watch porn? And if I was gonna watch porn, I'd probably- Boring! I just thought y'all might, you never thought about? No gang,
—[152:17.440 --> 152:25.440] no. No, we're men. I didn't know it was another kind. I came up here with a coochie sweater on last week. What about that? Tells you I wanna watch this poor shit.
—[152:25.440 --> 152:33.560] That's true. I thought that was just brand stuff. I hate it. So please tell me more. I don't know what time it work, but there's just ways
—[152:33.560 --> 152:41.580] that like, they say that like Porn is so man-centered. They put this on PBS or so. Is it on Pornhub? I don't know.
—[152:41.580 --> 152:50.140] I don't know when I was reading about it a lot. It was before streaming was big So I don't know. The porn I used to watch didn't stop when the guy came. Stopped
—[152:50.140 --> 152:59.340] after he came up here. Sit over there while I load it up again. Get over here. I'm
—[152:59.340 --> 153:07.620] a fan of this shit. Nah. Feminist? I want my porn with some patriarchy. I Googled it the first thing Feminist
—[153:07.640 --> 153:15.640] turned into Bimbo comes Which is
—[153:15.640 --> 153:39.720] a much better description Bimbo
—[153:39.760 --> 153:47.840] feminist getting whored out I hate y'all. Feminists getting punished for abuse. Yeah, that's exactly what that is. Misequality. Young bimbo feminists getting whored out for fighting for equality. Remember that guy who had those points that
—[153:47.840 --> 153:55.900] was real popular and he would be real mean like oh look at your face You're so fucking ugly remember him He would do the interviews, but he would be brutally honest and a lot of
—[153:55.900 --> 154:04.260] people would not Oh yeah, that's ghetto gaggers Yo, feminist pornography also You know what I'm saying? Ghetto gaggers, this nigga look we did in my eye and said wait Mona that's ghetto
—[154:04.280 --> 154:12.300] You don't know Geto? He's getting fired. Because you're Geto Gaggers. Why do you know that? Geto Gaggers. It's not gag, it's Geto Gaggers. Geto Gaggers. Don't, oh, thank God.
—[154:12.300 --> 154:20.720] It's just that Indy Lacey Duvall's crew. We get in my eye and say, oh, that's Geto Gaggers, Mona. Yo, I'll tell you, Geto Gaggers is better than me, bro. What? Geto Gaggers. Geto Gaggers. What is that? You know what, I know. Never mind,
—[154:23.920 --> 154:31.920] y'all. You know. Let's leave it alone, man. I go with the, whatever just happened. Skinemax. It's also called ethical porn.
—[154:33.480 --> 154:41.480] Fair trade porn. A snooze fest. Fair trade porn. This sound like the most boring shit on the world. A genre of film developed by or
—[154:41.480 --> 154:49.580] for those within the sex positive feminist community. It was created for the purpose of promoting gender equality by portraying more bodily
—[154:49.620 --> 154:58.280] movements and sexual fantasies of women and members of... It's like 4 people that do that shit. The only feminists... Ain't no bread over there. Y'all
—[154:58.280 --> 155:06.280] ain't shit big. Ain't no bread over there. Yo. Y'all wish you would've did that in the main. If you ever got something like that in your pocket again, like
—[155:06.280 --> 155:14.280] feminist porn, please set us off with that 1. Feminist porn shouldn't wait till 6 hours in a day. That's hilarious.
—[155:14.620 --> 155:22.960] That's not what. I hate y'all. That is the absolute, I love Parks description. Get the fuck off me. Fimbo cum slut. Fimbo cum slut.
—[155:23.860 --> 155:31.900] Oh man, what? Feminists cum dumpster. They learn their lesson. They learn their lesson. Gets taught, no,
—[155:31.900 --> 155:39.900] Terri Lund gets taught a brutal lesson. She had a brutal lesson, oh my God. Oh shit, y'all. That's funny. That's a hilarious show. Oh man.
—[155:40.660 --> 155:48.780] Probably inappropriate for me to ask y'all coming off the feminist porn topic, but I do have kind of a chicken or the egg question for y'all.
—[155:51.040 --> 156:00.320] Go ahead. Let's hear it. What came first, the bad kid or the bad parent? Not
—[156:00.320 --> 156:08.520] all. Bad kid. The parent. Neither 1. Bad kid for sure. Neither 1. It's not always 1 of the other yeah because here's
—[156:08.520 --> 156:16.620] why well the reason I say back here is just because I'm back here oh and I'm bad at in quotes right cuz yeah like the shit
—[156:16.620 --> 156:24.760] is developmentally appropriate but kids are gonna do quote-unquote bad shit no matter how you parent. Like there's no way you could parent where a kid's not gonna do some
—[156:24.760 --> 156:32.900] shit that the world would call bad. That's why I say that. What do we do? Not listening. 1 thing to be a kid though. Yeah. A
—[156:32.900 --> 156:40.980] kid doing a couple little bad things that people might consider bad doesn't qualify you as a bad kid. Ah, that's a good advice. To be a bad kid. When you say a bad kid, you know what that
—[156:40.980 --> 156:49.000] is. But you add a couple. Cause some kids come from great households and when they walk outside, my nigga, it is night and day.
—[156:49.000 --> 156:57.380] And that's why I said a bad kid, because it don't be the parent, like I think that shit just in you. And it's some bad parents that have great kids. You
—[156:57.380 --> 157:05.380] could be a shitty parent with a great kid. True, but I'm saying, which came first, I think it was a bad kid that grew up to be a bad parent and set that
—[157:05.380 --> 157:13.440] shit off. I don't think, it's a nature versus nurture question, I guess, ultimately. I don't think it's a proper way to answer it. It could be either or. It could be either or, that's why I
—[157:13.440 --> 157:21.580] said neither 1. It could be either or. Because I typically, well, I used to just always assume that if you see a bad
—[157:21.580 --> 157:29.740] kid, then that means that the parents missed a step somewhere. But as I age, I just don't believe that that's true all the time.
—[157:30.060 --> 157:38.940] I think that you could 100% get a bad kid, no matter how great you are at parenting. Everybody in here, Price
—[157:38.940 --> 157:47.320] Sands Ice. Hey, I'm not trying to be funny. So real niggas only then. I don't really know as much as Parks. Oh, we're doing real niggas only then. Oh, huh, what did you say?
—[157:47.500 --> 157:55.640] Parks hasn't really delved into his juvenile years, but... I was a bad kid for a little bit. I know I've done shit that could have landed me in jail for a long
—[157:55.640 --> 158:03.740] time. Oh, so that's a fact. You did shit that could have potentially landed you in jail for a long time, had you been caught. Worse than that. I'm just saying, all of those things
—[158:03.740 --> 158:11.980] were not reflections on our parents. Mm-hmm, true. You get what I'm saying? Yes, it was. You can't, huh? Yes, it was for me. That's all my mom's fault. Yo. Oh,
—[158:11.980 --> 158:20.380] shit. Play around if you want, nigga. Come on, bro. Whoop your ass, too. It wasn't necessarily a reflection on our parents. So I don't think that, I've
—[158:20.380 --> 158:28.480] never looked at it like that. Cause I know just the shit that I was doing on some sneaky shit that my mother was totally unaware of. And I look at it as, again, having a brother in
—[158:28.480 --> 158:36.700] the household with me and him choosing 1 path and I choosing the other path and we had the exact same upbringing. Like we were in the same
—[158:36.700 --> 158:44.840] everything. So it ain't the parenting. Or it could be. Like I'm not saying in your case, I use myself as an example. It might not be that my parents
—[158:45.240 --> 158:54.640] Did it right and this other kid just fucked up it could be they did it wrong for both of us And I just exceeded in spite of them You know That
—[158:54.640 --> 159:03.160] person's needs it met mine or it mean nobody And vice versa I spoke I spoke to I spoke to someone who
—[159:03.240 --> 159:11.360] acknowledged that they are bad in certain ways. As a parent or
—[159:11.360 --> 159:19.500] as a person? As a person. But they also said, you know what, the troubling part that they're realizing about how
—[159:19.500 --> 159:27.620] they got to that point is that some of that stuff was things that were passed down to them from their parents. And they're trying to figure out,
—[159:27.620 --> 159:35.660] they're trying to figure out how do they go about addressing that? Like how do they take acknowledgement to the fact that the things that they do are bad, but then also how
—[159:35.660 --> 159:46.160] do they change it when they're still in the situation at the end and the parent is still continuing to pass down these bad patterns. How old is the person? 15.
—[159:47.360 --> 159:55.440] It's different. So I mean, still a kid. I'm still a damn grown. Still a kid and they take acknowledgement, yo, I do bad
—[159:55.440 --> 160:03.460] things, but I also can recognize that a lot of the bad things that I'm doing or that I've done are things that I picked up from
—[160:04.020 --> 160:12.180] my parent and the household that I was raised in. So they don't, how do you address that? I mean, it sounds like you, if you know
—[160:12.180 --> 160:20.200] the things you're doing are bad things, then it ain't on the parents no more. Because you are at that age, you know right from wrong and you're
—[160:20.200 --> 160:28.220] still making that decision. If you're doing something consciously and deliberately that's bad. Some things become habits and patterns that while you might want to
—[160:28.220 --> 160:36.300] say, I'm gonna immediately change, if it's something that's a part of your regular habit and your regular way of acting, and then you also go back home and
—[160:36.300 --> 160:44.600] you still get that same thing. It's harder. But part 1 is identifying it. The second you can sit there and say, okay, I see that's bad.
—[160:45.180 --> 160:53.340] You at step 1. Now it's start to, all right, how do we correct this now? I have to break this pattern, stop, maybe, you know, speak, get some therapy or something, talk
—[160:53.340 --> 161:01.420] to somebody. And I have seen a lot of teenagers had a well-worn thought and know that they picked up them habits from their parents. Were you 15, you kind of young to like, like- Yeah, you figured that out, you figured that shit
—[161:01.420 --> 161:09.440] out later on. Later, right. Like, oh, I was doing this, oh shit, I picked- Cause most of the time your parents are hiding things from you even when they always fucked up. They trying to hide them on top of the fact that
—[161:09.440 --> 161:17.880] the connecting point. When you a teenager, you still silly enough to think you're your own person and you don't act like your parents. You know what I mean? We only figure out that we kind of turn into our parents do we?
—[161:18.140 --> 161:26.300] Now, does this teenager really believe that or are they just trying to escape? No, no, no. She believes that. She believes that and
—[161:26.300 --> 161:34.580] speaking of her, I can see that it's a genuine thought, something that she really thought about, something that she really thought through and she's trying to figure out how to
—[161:35.100 --> 161:43.200] address it. Like how do you- Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Yes, we will talk. Ah! Ah! Ah!
—[161:44.240 --> 161:52.340] Ah! Ah! That shit get funny every time. It's been funny. She did it. That earth, that earth. Wow. You know how I know this in my moment too? That's how she fucking shit up. I didn't
—[161:52.340 --> 162:00.340] touch that. Who did that? I don't even know how come. Oh that was him. I put no laptops dumb as I am. When y'all do that, y'all
—[162:00.340 --> 162:08.680] know y'all do that at moments where people probably are getting something out of this. That's the point. Y'all fucked up, yo. That's the point of it.
—[162:08.800 --> 162:16.860] Y'all sad. I agree with everything y'all saying. I'm into it. But then I look to the side, it's got the big Apple watch.
—[162:16.860 --> 162:24.960] So I swear that shit say 750. Yeah, yeah, say that. Give me the fuck. I
—[162:24.960 --> 162:33.300] thought we was done after Feminist. What you talking about? Yeah. With the kids and the parents. I'm with you. I'm with you. You're the worst.
—[162:33.720 --> 162:42.761] It's been a great day. It's been a great day. It's been great. I know it's 15, you know. Now you right. As soon as I seen it say 749 I was about to jump in. That's when the room got
—[162:42.761 --> 162:50.779] involved. I gotta go to shit for you. Hell man is the kid. You know what? I think she'll be alright. I think she'll be
—[162:50.779 --> 162:59.020] alright. She figured it out already so you know. She's like I thought it was an adult but next time you see him, I said, yo if that time is right, I'm getting the fuck out of
—[162:59.060 --> 163:07.600] here. That's right. That shit's like 750. That's right. Dog, y'all have gotten the man. He was being after Patroni. Patroni. Patroni,
—[163:07.620 --> 163:15.840] I would sit here and part all night, all night long with y'all. We all would. We all would. But I'm about to say, you must got something to do. My Last 9
—[163:15.840 --> 163:24.400] weekends have been legs, shawty, legs, shawty, legs, shawty. Now
—[163:32.800 --> 163:40.920] at that nigga face, look at that nigga face, yo. Yo, I went to Blocker Girl on Instagram, Trey, because it was too
—[163:40.920 --> 163:48.920] much nudity for me, and guess who was right there following? You. You. How you feel about that, like, when your kids start following,
—[163:48.920 --> 163:57.040] like, some nukes? And that you can do, right? He's 25. Nigga, you the tree just look down at the apple nigga. My boys
—[163:57.040 --> 164:05.620] say my boys My boys Patroni's I
—[164:05.620 --> 164:12.220] absolutely love and adore you guys. Big facts. Bye. Bye.
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