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— [100:05.920 --> 100:14.120] where people feel like you under them or you're a part of it, they kind of look at you in the same degree. All right, so which 1 do you think? Even if you were talented? Yeah, I was

— [100:14.240 --> 100:22.380] gonna say, it all worked together though. I don't have no problem with that. You can't take 1 part of somebody's success and then eliminate them in a second. Of course not, but we

— [100:22.380 --> 100:32.060] have to acknowledge both sides. Both sides need to be acknowledged. Which 1 do you think though? That's the question we're asking. And

— [100:32.060 --> 100:40.740] today in media, in media and everything, it's all the same. No it's not. No it's not. Why not? I'm

— [100:40.740 --> 100:49.000] dead ass. I don't understand why not. It's all the same. No, it's not. Can you explain? I really want to know. I'm trying to. Okay. Yeah. I gotta

— [100:49.000 --> 100:57.080] see, yeah. You understand what he said, Ish? Do I understand what Keno's saying? No, Imani. Yeah. I think, I think- I understand what he's saying and

— [100:57.080 --> 101:05.220] I understand what Keno's saying. I understand what both of us are saying. I think that depending on the room, first of all, you have to remember, I'm an R&B singer, right? So remember

— [101:05.220 --> 101:13.500] this. I don't think I was, I don't think I was always utilized as an R&B singer in the way that I should have been utilized As an R&B singer, I think because the opportunity

— [101:14.100 --> 101:22.340] working with somebody that I respected I didn't look at it like that. So there were certain moments that maybe I should have asked to be utilized in a certain

— [101:22.340 --> 101:30.800] way instead of just accepting how I was being utilized. But that's a you choice. 100%. It's a you choice. Draymond Green talking about Steve Curry, boy. But it's

— [101:30.900 --> 101:38.920] the truth. Let me give you an example. Let me give you a perfect example. Perfect example. Perfect example. If we

— [101:38.920 --> 101:47.140] have to give examples. If I'm an R&B singer who is trying to be known as a R&B singer,

— [101:47.140 --> 101:55.380] Typically you sing about love, you sing about relationships. And if every time I'm being utilized, I'm talking about death and jumping

— [101:55.380 --> 102:03.500] off a bridge, that don't really speak to my true talents. Now let's just say, what about your home and your metalhead? If we have an honest talk, don't misrepresent the facts.

— [102:03.500 --> 102:11.520] There's plenty of songs where you not talking about death, depression, kill, kill, murder, murder. It's a whole bunch of them songs. I know, so now let me hear me out. So don't misrepresent it. In those moments

— [102:12.560 --> 102:24.200] that we did those records, The moment wasn't, let's create this platform for Imani. It

— [102:24.200 --> 102:32.360] was a, it was a SLV moment, right? So naturally, if you are doing what you're

— [102:32.360 --> 102:40.680] doing in rap, right, and you have the opportunity to brand the R&B singer, let's have it as the R&B

— [102:40.680 --> 102:49.080] singer moment, not a group moment. That can be seen as 1 way to take 1 artist and give them a platform to be seen as just that,

— [102:49.080 --> 102:57.200] not just be seen as a part of something. If you're trying to isolate them to be more than just a part of something. At a certain point, people will feel like, yo, this person is

— [102:57.200 --> 103:05.380] only utilized when he's a part of something. He's not really utilized in a solo realm. But also, I take responsibility because when you get the opportunity to be seen,

— [103:05.380 --> 103:13.440] I have to also create my own moments as well. Which is something that I tried to do. At my own fault, I didn't execute the greatest. So then

— [103:13.440 --> 103:21.560] that's where it stops it. That's where it stops. Somebody give you a platform and you don't grow from that platform and you fumble the ball if The platform is bigger

— [103:21.560 --> 103:29.680] than the platform you got and if it adds more eyes than you already have then you fumble the ball That's 100 percent on you that can't you can't fump you can't blame the person

— [103:29.680 --> 103:37.700] who gave you more light No, no, And I'm not saying that I agree with you. 100% agree. But I do think that there's moments where if everyone

— [103:37.700 --> 103:45.780] was thinking as far as making the most out of something, all of us didn't do that. All of us. But you

— [103:45.780 --> 103:53.800] just said, I'm speaking to both sides and I agree I agree and they're like a money got like a lot of What ifs

— [103:53.820 --> 104:02.300] about his music career? I'm spoken of that before but a lot of those what ifs is my decision-making No, I got that. I don't care about that. Everybody. Yeah, I mean everybody goes

— [104:02.300 --> 104:10.440] down the road. I don't feel like you, what is that? This is some stupid shit. That nigga high time. Fuck it. Yeah, I don't feel like

— [104:10.440 --> 104:18.580] you have been made whole yet from some of it. It's not something to be make whole like

— [104:18.580 --> 104:26.800] I'm made whole There's not nothing that none of these niggas could say about my career the journey Whatever happened the ups the downs.

— [104:26.800 --> 104:34.800] Well, I'm not gonna give a fuck It seemed like just listening to you. You would sound the same if you did not have

— [104:34.800 --> 104:42.860] this opportunity and turned around what you turned around. You were sounding the same. But that's not fair. He was sounding the same before. Creating an opportunity ain't giving an opportunity. I'm

— [104:42.860 --> 104:50.920] not talking about giving an opportunity. That's 2 different words. He's saying a success. Yes. Had the podcast not been a huge success

— [104:51.380 --> 104:59.380] Joe could potentially have regrets and what ifs about his music, but he would be wrong Joe's had those what ifs and he would be

— [104:59.380 --> 105:07.400] wrong Yeah, I disagree with him I didn't say I'm not saying If I quit rap because I'm quitting

— [105:07.400 --> 105:15.400] rap, there's the misconception that I'm quitting rap because I'm not successful and that just wasn't truthful. Nobody said that. No, that was the misconception. That was,

— [105:15.400 --> 105:23.440] no, that's not true. So what I'm saying is, I'm telling you, I was quitting rap miserable, beat up, just

— [105:23.440 --> 105:31.500] depressed from it. It wasn't serving my soul. Under that premise, if I went to work at Home Depot after that, whatever the fuck

— [105:31.500 --> 105:39.550] I went to do, and I'm happy and whole and that, then I don't have any questions anymore. I got here, I got where I needed to be, and now I'm happy here. 1 was

— [105:39.550 --> 105:47.640] the vehicle to get me somewhere else. That's easier said than done, you didn't do that. It is easier said than done. Joe, you were already building on a platform to

— [105:47.640 --> 105:55.660] convert yourself into still with an entertainment before you made that jump to say I'm no longer rapping again. If you did not have that, I don't know if you feel that comfortable saying

— [105:55.660 --> 106:03.740] that. You have to acknowledge that at least. No, that can't be done if I'm not made whole already. If I'm not made whole in the decision to leave rap there is nothing

— [106:03.740 --> 106:11.760] that's gonna work after that you saying you went and Built something but that's kind of what I'm saying. Yo, I'm done with that I spent my life building this and

— [106:11.760 --> 106:19.800] giving my life to that and living kind of just Through the people to be alive y'all kept me up to get where I needed to go, and now, if I wanna go, I

— [106:19.800 --> 106:27.920] can do a passion project now. I can go focus on something that I just. Y'all both right, but you're not understanding what he said. Yeah, you're

— [106:27.920 --> 106:36.220] saying that. Oh, then I'ma shut up then, let me listen. He's saying that You can't really make that determination because your next stop was podcasting

— [106:37.380 --> 106:45.440] You said which is a failure Let me finish Yeah, but that context is important We're gonna know you left something to do

— [106:45.440 --> 106:53.620] something that was a failure frowned upon, laughed at, broke, no money, and no future, and no companies calling, nobody's hollering. It's easy to say

— [106:53.620 --> 107:02.100] that shit he's saying in 2026. Joe, hold on, hold on, hold on. See, this is what you missing out on. You also did that with the advisement of people behind

— [107:02.100 --> 107:10.380] you in that movement, right? No. No. No. You had a team behind you that was confident in what you were doing, you did. What are you talking about? You had

— [107:10.380 --> 107:18.400] support. I don't remember. But you went to State of the Culture, right after that? That's way later. No, I'm asking. What? The timeline. That's

— [107:18.400 --> 107:26.560] later. Joe, you started podcasting in 2015. It's pandemic, 2018, 2019. You started podcasting in 2015. I started

— [107:26.560 --> 107:35.040] this podcast in 2015. Yes shortly after that You brought an Ian, right? You guys are still doing the Rage

— [107:35.040 --> 107:43.260] and the Machine Tour, which is still Ian involved. And he is still at that point giving you support and belief that this is something

— [107:43.260 --> 107:51.300] that you can transition over into. That's support. You also have people who are doing music with you on 1 end, transferring over with you as well,

— [107:51.300 --> 107:59.380] which is Parks. Parks went from being your engineer on 1 aspect to then supporting you in the jump to doing podcasting. But he wasn't... I was agreeing with you at that

— [107:59.380 --> 108:07.460] point. But That's the same support anybody in this room had. That's not true. You know what it's like. It's not true. But the

— [108:07.460 --> 108:15.480] support wasn't monetary. If the support would have been, yo, you could, Ian is going to front all the money for this while you figure it out,

— [108:15.480 --> 108:23.860] I would agree with you. When you jump off that train and you and I don't give fuck you got the super friends Start to embark on this new journey. There's

— [108:23.860 --> 108:31.860] no guarantee. It's gonna work So how good fuck how supportive they are when I talk about the kid? I'm not some other team. No, no I'm well I sometimes for people the

— [108:31.860 --> 108:40.340] team is the start of them feeling confident to even make that transition into doing something. Confidence don't equal money. Hear me out, I get that. Success. I

— [108:40.340 --> 108:48.380] hear that, but I'm telling, I'm saying to you, for a lot of people who are in a creative space, a lot of them would rather take the chance in doing something

— [108:48.380 --> 108:56.580] new when they know that they have the support of people who believe in what they're doing. Even if it's not proven yet, even if it's something that they're just starting, you feel more comfortable making that

— [108:56.580 --> 109:04.740] leap when you have people who feel like they can take that ride along with you. You got people that did the same thing for you. It's the same thing, but it's the same thing now, right? You went and did, you do

— [109:04.740 --> 109:12.820] an AEOE, right? Like you taking the opportunity and branching off. Same thing with music, you couldn't just, if you wasn't in the

— [109:12.820 --> 109:20.940] studio with them, make your own music and try to use the opportunities. Like you would move in with certain people. And you did it, it was successful. That's what I'm saying, I'm confused with what you're saying. It may not have been as successful as you wanted it to be,

— [109:20.940 --> 109:29.100] but let's not act like your music career was shit. No, no, no, I hear that, but I want to be very clear. I'm not saying

— [109:29.100 --> 109:37.120] anything is wrong with his approach and how he saw his career to just like, I'm off this. This is

— [109:37.120 --> 109:45.160] not servicing me anymore. And I made that decision to now go ahead and take that leap. I think that takes a lot of balls. I'm saying for me,

— [109:45.440 --> 109:53.560] I did not have that comfort because when I decided I no longer wanted to push forward in that way, I didn't have that support. I didn't have a

— [109:53.560 --> 110:01.580] management. I didn't have a team. I didn't have anybody else that was giving me the confidence that I would be able to go ahead and transition into a new thing. Hence, moved

— [110:01.580 --> 110:09.760] back to New York and the opportunities given here, and I have the support of Joe today. I have the support of Ian. I have the support of

— [110:09.760 --> 110:17.780] y'all. I can call, boom, boom, boom, this and snap. It gives me a little more comfort in saying, yo, let me now build upon that. That's all I'm saying. And that's just for me. That doesn't have to be

— [110:17.780 --> 110:25.920] for everybody else. Some people feel comfortable moving along when they feel like they have the support of a group of people. I've always spoken to, I feel like I do better

— [110:25.920 --> 110:34.320] in group settings. I feel like I do better in a team setting. So that's also a part of me. I'm not taking that away. But that's- Sometimes you got to get into a space where you demand

— [110:34.320 --> 110:42.640] to just be out front. So a part of me doing my own shit now is because I've today gotten comfortable demanding that level of, yo, I need to be in front

— [110:42.680 --> 110:51.000] and I need to now establish what my team looks like. That's it. But you know what they'll eat. That's that's equivalent to I mean shit. I'm cooking Mm-hmm.

— [110:51.020 --> 110:59.180] I'm fucking Nigga, I go from a manager to cook it this niggas I might see coming here and be like they don't even recognize me because of the environment

— [110:59.260 --> 111:07.740] they see that's a choice you make The opportunity to do something different is the opportunity. The opportunity to have

— [111:07.900 --> 111:16.040] anything to grow, that's the opportunity. I ain't got no team. I really ain't got no team now. But. Oh shit. Oh shit.

— [111:16.040 --> 111:24.160] How you do that, Keno? Keno. Don't do that. Take that back. Don't do that. No, no, no, no. But that's how you become

— [111:24.160 --> 111:32.300] successful in anything you do. So when you look at it, you'd be like, I didn't have an opportunity there. Your opportunity was there. It wasn't there the way you wanted it

— [111:32.300 --> 111:40.340] to be. That's all I'm speaking to. But that's only on you. You can't blame nobody else. The only thing I'm speaking to is to me how I look at things. Yeah, but it's a slap in

— [111:40.340 --> 111:48.400] the face to look at me and say, do you think you did more help or hindrance and be serious about it? No, no, no. You can't be serious. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That was a joke. I'm saying, do you see

— [111:48.400 --> 111:56.400] a side where there was a hinderance in certain moments? No, okay Okay, I get what he's saying like just being

— [111:56.400 --> 112:04.700] associated with a person that they're not fucking with can have a negative I get that part. I'm saying That's what he was trying to say. I don't have a knock on what he said because

— [112:04.700 --> 112:12.720] he used the words mainstream, right, when he was laying out his example. I don't have nothing to say about that. From

— [112:12.720 --> 112:21.000] a mainstream point, maybe some of his points stand. Yeah, that's it. Oh, okay. But let's be very clear. And I've texted Joe

— [112:21.280 --> 112:29.600] away from when we weren't working together and said, yo, my nigga, I really appreciate the opportunity that you've given me. I'm never going to go ahead and deny that.

— [112:29.600 --> 112:37.740] But when I'm speaking back to, and I think maybe sometimes the hindrance I'm speaking to is not something that he's done. It's the comfort of

— [112:37.740 --> 112:46.860] me not having to push myself further for something and always being able to rely on, he's going to be able to go ahead and. That's more internal shit. Yeah, But that's a

— [112:46.860 --> 112:55.260] joke just in plain to some people. Okay, got it, got it. Yeah, hell no, no. But if I'm working with Joe, and a lot of niggas in the mainstream industry

— [112:55.260 --> 113:03.460] who I want to work with, potentially work with, don't fuck with Joe, and they attach me to him, Then They won't work with you. They won't work with me. And I'm, and,

— [113:03.500 --> 113:11.680] cool, I know the frown for you might be the frown, but that's happened to people. No, no. I get it. But fuck them people. I've never worried about them people. Let

— [113:11.680 --> 113:19.760] me ask you. It is fuck them people, but when we talking about mainstream appeal and people wanting to further in a certain way. And at that point, I'm thinking, y'all I'm a singer. I don't want

— [113:19.760 --> 113:27.900] to be attached to rap. But even in your example, there is no 0. No, I was about to say- The mainstream people are

— [113:27.900 --> 113:36.160] saying, y'all I'm not fucking with you, you fuck with Joe. It's not like you turning around and going back to record in the closet to your sister listening to your music.

— [113:36.160 --> 113:44.440] No, no, my question that's that's not what I'm saying to you is. Like there's not a from scratch and like we gotta not, our blessings are

— [113:44.440 --> 113:52.480] blessings still and shit might not be perfect but or might not be the way that you imagined it would go Yeah, but our blessings are let me talk a minute,

— [113:52.480 --> 114:01.220] but our blessings are blessings, right? I've known a lot of y'all in here for 20 years now So

— [114:01.220 --> 114:09.400] there's no need to go down the spiel of how bad it was or how it wasn't always together or how niggas had to, come on, we know

— [114:09.400 --> 114:17.720] what niggas had to do to make tours come together, songs come together, albums come together, start the beef, stop the beef, Cory booked a pool party

— [114:17.720 --> 114:25.780] outside of Starless, bring this, get this nigga, bring the guns, all right, this nigga, like we know how we was moving around out here. So it

— [114:25.780 --> 114:33.780] don't get, it's a testament, like it's tough to hear certain shit because it's a testament to see niggas that went through all of

— [114:33.780 --> 114:41.900] that and kind of made it work at every step of the way, even when the business wasn't right. Because the beautiful part

— [114:41.900 --> 114:49.900] about it is at some point, through all the bumps and the bruises and All the falling and all the fuck-ups and bad contracts and bad managers and bank

— [114:49.900 --> 114:58.080] account frozen IRS problems You've got the restraining orders fucking cops on you all types of shit We eventually

— [114:58.080 --> 115:06.280] got it together. Yeah, and when you get it together who do you who do you turn to but all of the niggas that was with you when it wasn't together and I know so my this is

— [115:06.280 --> 115:14.320] a beautiful story this is this is trial but I know so many people that not from our simple 5 mark crew to that

— [115:14.660 --> 115:22.800] turned around when she got hard or she got bad or she didn't go the way that they envisioned when they were a teenager how their music career might look they ran away

— [115:22.800 --> 115:30.800] and now they don't do anything that anybody gives a fuck about and I think that and we don't we are still here we are lit we are killing it I think

— [115:30.800 --> 115:39.020] we should applaud that and pick each other up at all fucking times. I'm sorry. That's the point that I want to, that's the point that I do want to represent in, at

— [115:39.020 --> 115:47.160] no point, whether I felt that there was something I was missing or maybe it never deterred me from not staying a part

— [115:47.160 --> 115:55.380] of what I believed in, or what I was really, like, that was never going to be a deterrent as far as that. Now can I look back and say, oh, well maybe if I took

— [115:55.380 --> 116:03.500] that route, that could have been something different? I think a lot of people think that at certain moments. But when it comes down to it, as far as where I'm at, I don't have no regrets about any of that

— [116:03.500 --> 116:11.820] shit. I'm just pointing out, depending upon how you move in certain situations, and I say this all the time, I think if I would have been 20-something years old, successful

— [116:11.820 --> 116:20.120] as R&B singer, I don't think I would be around today. I don't think mentally I would be able to handle what that success looked like. I don't think I had the right people around me. There's a lot of hits.

— [116:20.120 --> 116:28.580] You'd be overdosed by a tree in Connecticut. I would think if I would have grown up in New York and not 4 hours away upstate,

— [116:28.580 --> 116:36.660] I would have been lit at 17 because we were sort of kind of lit as teenagers in fucking Elmire, New York, but there's no music scene whatsoever. But I probably,

— [116:36.820 --> 116:44.840] shit, my early 20s with any type of money or fame or anything, it would have been bad. It would have been bad. The story for, it

— [116:44.840 --> 116:53.060] also, who cares? If it was the fifth, we'd all be drunk. The story for me leads to just the moment of working with someone that I

— [116:53.060 --> 117:01.560] revere as an artist, as just a creator, period. Whether it's success or not, I'm like, I know he

— [117:01.560 --> 117:09.860] sees where the industry's going and he's making me better as an artist. That's always going to be a credit, right? I, for me, decided

— [117:09.860 --> 117:18.200] to stick with that and bet on that instead of going a other route, which other people would have said, yo, you should have went that route. You know what?

— [117:18.780 --> 117:26.820] And I have no regrets on it. I don't have any looking back and saying, damn, that's what I should have done. But if you start to break things down, maybe there

— [117:26.820 --> 117:35.020] would have been a different route. Who knows? Maybe I would have had the hit record. I don't know. Who knows? That's something to always think about, but it's not something I ever regret or be like damn,

— [117:35.020 --> 117:43.200] I should've. Well just know when it come to me, I only know the route that I've seen you be on and your past, present,

— [117:43.520 --> 117:51.640] and where it stands now. I mean, and because of that, you are lit to me. I don't know what the fuck you was talking about earlier But to

— [117:51.640 --> 118:00.040] remember where you started where you came from all of the hardships how you on it now You started your platform you came here capitalized went over there. You well respected

— [118:00.100 --> 118:08.160] you well loved the streets You're moving around you get free drinks. You walk up to st. They don't card you you walk right in He's late. You'd like god That's why I'm

— [118:08.160 --> 118:16.420] not like we can't come on I know we don't be alive, but what the what are we doing? You know? I was out with you I was out with I was out with you a couple weeks ago, and the nigga

— [118:16.420 --> 118:25.300] shouted the dig out He said shouts to Imani from a e oe That's late. There's a shouting you out from your own shit. Not

— [118:25.300 --> 118:33.320] from the JVP, not from nothing else. We ain't gonna keep bigging you up in front of Sasha neither, niggas. Oh yeah, I ain't gonna. Yeah, it's over for that shit. Milly,

— [118:33.320 --> 118:41.680] I was, I was, I was. Leave me baby. Because sometimes people like feel a resentment towards people

— [118:41.680 --> 118:49.860] that they feel could have made a play for them. Like a lot of times that happens. Yeah, A lot of times that happens. Yeah, a lot of times that happens. Like they'll look at

— [118:50.460 --> 118:58.740] their friend and if that person is very successful, they're like, man, I could have been further if you would have made that call. I hate that mindset.

— [118:58.740 --> 119:06.900] People feel that way too. I've gone through that shit personally myself. Let me just speak for myself. I've thought about those situations. And then the older I got

— [119:06.900 --> 119:15.000] or the more successful I got, the more I learned, I look back and said, oh, there's a reason why they couldn't do that. And I understand that now. Yes. Now you understand. Yes. Now you

— [119:15.000 --> 119:23.300] understand. So when I'm speaking earlier, I'm speaking from that mindset of, yo, if I look back at a certain point in my life, that's how I felt.

— [119:23.860 --> 119:31.900] Before, the me speaking to the not having support, that wasn't me speaking today. That was how I felt then. How you felt in the moment then. I know that that's the wrong way to look at it,

— [119:31.900 --> 119:40.020] but I also know that I did have support. I might've just not utilized it the right way, or I didn't feel comfortable enough to lean on it because I felt like it should've been

— [119:40.020 --> 119:48.060] provided differently. But today- That happens a lot to me. Yeah, but today, a nigga don't have to, Like I told you before, just being able to be a

— [119:48.060 --> 119:56.080] part of something is the opportunity enough. Whether it's a payment, whether it's a shout out, whatever, if you go ahead and you take me to a river, it's

— [119:56.080 --> 120:04.340] up to me to motherfucking drink. I'm not gonna ever go ahead and put responsibility on someone, but at 20-something years old, fresh, trying to figure

— [120:04.340 --> 120:12.560] this shit out, you do think like that, and you do start to look at everything around you, feeling like, damn, what could I have done different? Should I have done this? Should this person have done,

— [120:12.600 --> 120:20.660] yeah, that's a natural thought. It's not a right thought, It's not what you should think. I was going to say that. But acknowledging that is a part of

— [120:20.660 --> 120:28.720] also the growth of saying, look where you at today. The thing that most people don't realize is entitlement always kills success. 100%. Entitlement is the number 1

— [120:28.720 --> 120:37.460] killer. If you think about somebody like fucking Teddy Pendergrass and Harold Melvin, he was singing all the songs. He

— [120:37.460 --> 120:45.480] didn't give a fuck, because guess what? We wouldn't be listening to Teddy the same way if he didn't have the Harold Melvin, now the Blue Notes might be fucked up over it,

— [120:45.480 --> 120:53.640] But you gotta go through that shit. That's life. You gotta go through the steps. Sometimes it's also not even necessarily entitlement because that's got a negative connotation.

— [120:53.860 --> 121:01.920] Sometimes it's just not speaking up for yourself or seizing an opportunity when it's in front of you. You're just waiting for someone to come and say, hey, you know what, you are a star.

— [121:01.920 --> 121:10.120] Let me actually assign you, put your single out, or whatever the fuck it may be. And that's not the way the world works either. I think the biggest. But that's entitlement if you think it is. That's entitlement. It is, but

— [121:10.120 --> 121:18.340] it isn't. Sometimes it's passive entitlement. Passive aggressive entitlement maybe, or something like that. It's passive aggressive. It's fear. It's like, mm-hmm.

— [121:18.340 --> 121:26.420] I feel that mindset only comes about when you're not where you want to be. If you feel like you didn't hit those things where you feel like you should have

— [121:26.420 --> 121:34.700] been by this time or whatever, that will creep up. That will creep up. Why didn't I do it? Maybe, all right, they'd be like, the pod success, give me money.

— [121:34.700 --> 121:42.920] Because you don't look at me like, oh, you're here already, so you don't have these thoughts like and then you're also Of the podcast you might

— [121:42.920 --> 121:50.920] want that you might want that success for your music no No, I think you missing was being said

— [121:50.920 --> 121:58.980] I think everyone has a vision of what they consider success, right? At a certain point,

— [121:58.980 --> 122:07.240] I consider success being 1 of the biggest artists in R&B, right? You're saying at a certain point. At a certain point, yeah.

— [122:07.380 --> 122:15.440] At a certain point. Today, I don't consider anyone else's success my success. I think that there's things that I've done in music

— [122:15.440 --> 122:23.460] that I'm very happy with, are there things that I wish I could have done more? Of course, but that wasn't for me and I also didn't go out my way to

— [122:23.460 --> 122:31.460] go and achieve that. A lot of it was passive shit, not requiring more, not feeling comfortable enough to go ahead and demand more. I went through

— [122:31.460 --> 122:39.480] that process. Today, I'm not obligated to no one's success, I'm not obligated to no one's platform, I'm going to go work for what I'm going to

— [122:39.480 --> 122:47.520] work for, and I'm going to command or demand what I want, and if I can't get it from that, I'll go get it on my own. That's the, it's just a mindset change. You got a,

— [122:47.520 --> 122:55.720] it's a level of confidence issue right now. And that's all it speaks to. When, the 1 thing that I can respect and Not just with with Joe with everybody

— [122:55.720 --> 123:03.780] here everybody we remove it from Just the person things begin Every single person here that I see do what they do,

— [123:03.780 --> 123:11.820] they do it with confidence. And I always speak to when I came back from LA with a certain mindset and I'm now watching this shit

— [123:12.240 --> 123:21.160] move a certain way, niggas, You can't even be around niggas with that same mindset you had before. You can't. Niggas

— [123:21.160 --> 123:29.920] have moved, niggas are command, niggas are getting better. Which is why when I always, you know I make the comment about Marco, oh he makes niggas better.

— [123:29.920 --> 123:38.100] I mean that shit. Flip, same shit. When I'm first going and doing Flip's Flip make niggas better? Uh-uh. When I'm first doing Flip's platform, I'm not doing that because it's

— [123:38.100 --> 123:46.160] just like, all right, that's my I'm learning. Niggas is making you better. When I talk to Isha about something, niggas are making I do that with everybody because at

— [123:46.160 --> 123:54.320] this point, I want to be able to pour into someone and I'm pouring to me and then make my opportunities out of that. That's a mindset that has to be birthed through

— [123:54.320 --> 124:02.340] experience and through learning and also taking accountability for you had this game fucked up. I had the game fucked up for quite some time. Yeah. It's

— [124:02.340 --> 124:10.380] hard to not have the game fucked up. It's a difficult game to navigate. Yeah, but it's also hard to do when you feel like you're doing it alone, even if you're really

— [124:10.380 --> 124:18.560] technically not. But if in your brain, no nigga, I'm good, nigga. Nigga, I'm paid, nigga, fuck you. Damn! Talk to me! Yeah! Talk to

— [124:18.560 --> 124:26.640] me! Nah! Nah. It's also fucking expensive. I'm alive. But I think the conversation aside from me being an example from it, I do think a lot of creators need to

— [124:26.640 --> 124:34.680] hear it because a lot of us do get in these spaces and we feel like we're obligated to more than what we actually demand

— [124:34.740 --> 124:42.980] and actually go on our way to get. So that was the biggest lesson for me. You agree with that? Which part? Which part?

— [124:45.200 --> 124:53.640] Yo, come on. Why you throw it away? Look at me. I hate what you do. Look at me. This nigga can't open the selfie. I couldn't do this job if I wasn't with my friends. Because this shit being said, there ain't nobody saying it. Unsaid

— [124:53.940 --> 125:02.140] shit. You hear

— [125:02.140 --> 125:11.680] your man brain? He talking, he talking. He going to, that nigga going, that nigga 18 wheeling. Wait

— [125:11.680 --> 125:19.820] what? I don't get it, what's dope? You just going, You rolling niggas in here like word. Truth, preach.

— [125:19.850 --> 125:27.880] That nigga just going. Oh man. I feel you E. I feel you. Nigga, I don't know. Oh anyway. This

— [125:27.880 --> 125:35.880] is. Blessings on blessings on blessings on blessings on blessings. The first hot day, whatever the first hot day was, fucking I was trying to get Ian out the house because he'd been cooped up in

— [125:35.880 --> 125:44.020] the house for 17 months in a row. So he's like, hey buddy, anywhere we can just go on this and just have like a drink. Like yeah, like. Mad

— [125:44.020 --> 125:52.660] places, it's New York City. Work, work. Fuck. Duh. Yeah, he'd be acting like we just got dropped on Mars or some shit, so anyway, we go to the hooperspot. He's

— [125:52.660 --> 126:00.740] like, I got us a table outside. Like, he's excited. But it's him. Like, I'm used to, when I go in there, they give me the table, my table by the back. So when the joints, yeah, man,

— [126:00.740 --> 126:08.780] in the back, He go, they put him right by the entrance to the outside. The little two-seater. The little shit. You came first? You came in there

— [126:08.780 --> 126:16.860] first. No, he was there first. Nah, he ain't. He was there. Don't get your ass out of here. He got the table. I'm looking at the back of my table, empty as hell, and there's joints back there.

— [126:16.860 --> 126:24.900] But my baby's moving up here, so we'll stay right here. Get your house in order. But, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So we sitting there,

— [126:24.940 --> 126:33.060] and I guess it's the DJ. What night was this? Thursday? Whatever night it was, it's the DJ out there. And I guess on some respect shit he

— [126:33.060 --> 126:41.240] get into Joe Buttons it Yeah, I

— [126:51.500 --> 126:59.620] Joe. They played clubbing too, right? I said, you dirty. Oh shit. They played that shit with you in the 4, in the car, in the car with you, singing, with some niggas there. Third story,

— [126:59.620 --> 127:08.118] nigga. Third story. That song was good. That song was fly. You know, we be. Yeah, third story. I love that song. I

— [127:08.146 --> 127:16.480] absolutely love that song. Oh, that's your Dark Childs song. Oh, that's right. Yeah, that's my Dark Childs song. I said I met Dark Childs, how I met Lil X, that's how I met everybody

— [127:16.480 --> 127:26.720] Little X was with. Anyway, you were telling the story. That's

— [127:26.720 --> 127:35.210] when the demon was born. Once I see how Little X was moving around. Hold up a second. Hold up a second. All

— [127:35.210 --> 127:43.260] of that shit, you're from Canada. We from Toronto. I was 21, 22, nigga. I ain't know nothing about none of that shit. I think

— [127:43.260 --> 127:51.440] Megan Good was in that video on set. But anyway, So yes, idiots, he's playing a Joe Budden set. But,

— [127:51.660 --> 127:59.840] back of your, see? Nah, my bad, all right, nah, my bad, go on, my bad. He let the hook play twice. That's why I didn't give him opportunity.

— [128:00.120 --> 128:08.560] Oh shit. That's why. That's why you put me on all the mirrors. Sing that shit. Sing about death, nigga. I

— [128:08.560 --> 128:16.780] repeat, so Seth. So depression. And I ain't gonna lie, he played a motherfucking Joe Button set and pumping up wasn't in there at all. Oh, that's

— [128:16.780 --> 128:24.960] fire. How I feel about that is indifferent, Sasha. Sometimes I'm cool with it, sometimes I'm embarrassed by it. Because the DJs, sometimes you're doing

— [128:24.960 --> 128:33.240] too much, you're blending wrong, you're playing fire on 150 BPMs that sound stupid. And they gotta keep shouting you out? Yeah, yeah, it'd be stupid sometimes.

— [128:33.240 --> 128:42.380] But this time, this was cool. It wasn't nobody in there. I'm outside. This is an empty. It's beautiful outside. It's nighttime. It's a vibe. So he plays fucking Clubbing.

— [128:42.540 --> 128:50.580] There we go. Like from top to bottom to the fade out. I mean, okay He went to get a drink. You said nobody was in there

— [128:50.580 --> 128:58.780] when he did this? He had to pee? He had to go to the table. A couple of times. Shit, why is it Serato? He had to find it. Makes sense now. OK.

— [128:58.780 --> 129:08.540] Let's play this off the box. I'm done. He locked the shit. He changed the shit from the bathroom. Come here. Get out

— [129:08.540 --> 129:17.860] of here. He had to queue. My god. Now I'm done. I'm done. I'm not a story man! No,

— [129:18.140 --> 129:26.320] we gotta get out of here! Yo! Yo, play next! Thank you, thank you! Don't let it be the ad free

— [129:26.320 --> 129:34.440] version to the ad version! They got a spirit in the bathroom like this! Nah, so what happens? Suffer from dick pain! So anyway,

— [129:34.440 --> 129:42.700] the song is on and Ian is a lot younger than me. Oh, man. Oh, shit. He got all these stupid ass questions. Yo, honestly, how old were you with this?

— [129:42.700 --> 129:50.720] What was it like? So I thought, I mean, I don't ever talk about this stuff, but Marcus Houston, I'm like, yo, at this time, it's a big deal to have R Kelly

— [129:50.720 --> 129:58.860] write a song that's a fact yeah yeah produce a song that's a fact Marcus Houston is his first single he calls me I'm probably oh I think

— [129:58.860 --> 130:06.980] I'm on like 3 or 4 Marcus Houston's on probably on the same album really yes Whatever that album that Clubbing is on,

— [130:06.980 --> 130:15.300] I'm on another 2 joints that Dark Child or somebody hot did. So anyway, we sitting here in the hookah spot and I'm going through this in

— [130:15.300 --> 130:23.300] fucking memory lane and then fucking fire comes on. I have more of the same thoughts. Where are you at at 22 when this is being done? It's taking me back,

— [130:23.300 --> 130:31.700] I'm in LA, fucking I think, Game came to the studio when he was a fucking known thing. Who's this nigga? And he had got out my session, right? So I'm just going through, for real, seriously.

— [130:31.720 --> 130:39.840] I'm going through the fucking memory lane of it while this nigga's asking me all these questions. Then he played Tank, and I started getting into when E1

— [130:39.960 --> 130:48.000] tried to put Jeremiah on the Tank record, and then he plays NBA. But I say this to say, he just started playing songs, and while

— [130:48.000 --> 130:56.280] I'm sitting there at 45, I'm like yo dog We have really lived We've lived it don't matter if you ain't get paid

— [130:56.280 --> 131:04.480] from this It don't matter is like I can hear me being 22 years old on a song and it's just enjoyable to

— [131:04.480 --> 131:14.620] hear where that brain was and What was going on there to ease point to ease point? Had

— [131:14.620 --> 131:23.000] not life Ascended and you were working that path mark on the overnight You could potentially remember

— [131:23.000 --> 131:31.140] those times and be like yo, I fucked up I could have taken better advantage of that Meant or that opportunity or had I

— [131:31.140 --> 131:39.540] not been so sharp with my tongue over there, this would have turned out in a different way. Some of that stuff you may not ponder on now,

— [131:39.540 --> 131:47.720] and you can appreciate the journey, because the journey was a positive journey thus far. I don't like that we always just end up at Pathmark, like everybody wasn't breaking fucking.

— [131:47.720 --> 131:55.820] I work at Pathmark. I work at Pathmark. Because be clear, There's no scenario where I was going to end up

— [131:57.260 --> 132:05.380] in Pathmark. There's a lot of handsome, charming, talented niggas. You're speaking to the fall off. That's what you're speaking to. That's UPS and Pathmark. For sure. So, I mean, let's not forget. Wait, let's

— [132:05.380 --> 132:15.300] not talk about UPS like it's on the same level as Pathmark. No, no, no. UPS was a good job and they were the figures. But when you're not doing your passion, you're not doing your passion. Back in the day, I took my ass right to the caucus. You out your mom. And

— [132:15.300 --> 132:23.400] they hire everybody. They hire everybody, same day. That part they hiring everybody now. Same day, not in the 90s. What time of year, don't let it be around Christmas time. Every job

— [132:23.400 --> 132:31.720] sucks when you not doing your passion. That's true, that's true. Every job sucks. I wouldn't give a fuck what they're doing. What's your passion, don't feel like work no more. I just know people that work in the music that quit and have

— [132:31.720 --> 132:39.860] good jobs doing some other shit. Like it's not like I tried music and then I became a fucking bum. I tried to make the scenario be a bad 1 so

— [132:39.860 --> 132:48.080] you could potentially put yourself in the shoes. Cause he's saying yo, I remember I was in London doing this song, That's a blessing. I remember I was in LA

— [132:48.160 --> 132:56.260] and an unknown game walks in. I remember I was here with Dark Child and Teddy Riley, I mean not Teddy Riley, R. Kelly wrote and produced this song.

— [132:56.260 --> 133:04.460] Those are all blessings that now you're up the ladder, you can look back at them with a certain level of reverence. It's the same thing when it's up the ladder.

— [133:04.620 --> 133:12.620] But in my story, that was Pathmark. That was the Pathmark I wrote in the story. It's the same thing to a nigga that fucked up a bunch of money. Because you've gone

— [133:12.620 --> 133:20.680] to Neiman Marcus. Yeah, that's all it is. You've gone to Bergdorf. It's the same shit. If you now go somewhere else, that path mark might be your highlight. Got it.

— [133:20.680 --> 133:28.680] You know what I'm saying? Like that shit might be your highlight. That's true. You know what I'm saying? It's the same thing to a nigga that fucked up a bunch of money. Yes. Because now you start to look back like damn, I should have made this

— [133:28.680 --> 133:36.760] decision with it. I could have did that. If I'd have just did XYZ, everything changes. It's the same shit. Regrets. You just can't get stuck on that though.

— [133:36.760 --> 133:45.240] Exactly. You just gotta use that and move you forward and be like, okay, I can't, I learned, I'm not doing that. It all gotta be motivation. It

— [133:45.240 --> 133:53.560] all has to be motivation. Are y'all motivated more by internally or externally? Internal. Internal.

— [133:53.560 --> 134:01.620] Both. Both. Split. No, now it's internal. Split. Split evenly. It used to be external. So my daughter came. My second daughter

— [134:01.620 --> 134:09.800] came, and I'm in the house every single day with my daughter, how I view life, it's a totally different thing. Before, it was all external motivation.

— [134:11.480 --> 134:19.500] You want praise from the village and from the crowd and from the circus. Now it's just different All around. Mine's always been split. I've always wanted to do things, but then I'm

— [134:19.500 --> 134:27.540] also fortunate to have had people around me to fucking push me to do more. So it's all internal. I never gave a fuck about external. That's not true. Never.

— [134:27.540 --> 134:35.780] That's not true. Never. You never gave a fuck about internal? External. Oh, external? You never had people that pushed you? No, no, no, I don't. You don't care what they think? I don't

— [134:35.780 --> 134:43.960] strive to go for that. My circle's always been my circle. I got the same, think about it, I got the same niggas around me for 20 something years. I'm talking, but we,

— [134:45.060 --> 134:53.100] Let me clarify what you're saying. Like Duran Bernard, when he was here, I'm sorry, that was external motivation. And I don't

— [134:53.100 --> 135:01.140] normally feel that from just niggas that we interview. But when I was listening to him, he was doing so much shit with his day. Yeah.

— [135:01.300 --> 135:09.440] Yo, I wanted to do stand-up, so I went and did Netflix's comedy, and then I did opera, and then I did some music. And then I ran over here, and it's like, oh, shit, nigga, you done doing something. I got to

— [135:09.440 --> 135:17.440] do something. Yeah. I don't know what that is, but I want to do more motivated to do more I was reading something I'll read it to y'all because it's real

— [135:17.440 --> 135:26.300] good, it's long, but it is real good. But in there, they were saying, actually I will read some of it, but somewhere in there they were saying, the next billion

— [135:26.360 --> 135:34.640] dollar tech idea that's gonna change music isn't invented yet, but you can see all the pieces of it. Yeah. That motivated

— [135:34.660 --> 135:42.860] me, because I believed that. Figure it out. I just believe you can see that yeah let me find this shit cuz this was good shit

— [135:42.860 --> 135:51.080] like is inspiring that's external that's no no no go ahead that's like you'll

— [135:51.080 --> 136:00.400] be inspired and not motivated I don't care what the other people think. You can't be. Right? People say they don't care what people think, and I just think a lot of times that's Yeah, because people could be motivated. That sounds like

— [136:00.400 --> 136:08.560] death to me. People could be motivated. Being inspired and not motivated. Being inspired without motivation. Listen, most people are inspired and don't do shit about it.

— [136:08.560 --> 136:16.960] He's right. He's right. They don't act on it. That's all. It's like having a vision but no ambition. Yeah. Yeah, that's what you're saying, like, absolute death. I think external motivation

— [136:17.060 --> 136:26.420] could be your people's Like and I don't think there's nothing wrong with it or at all or seeing some shit like you said We've

— [136:26.600 --> 136:34.820] we've all been motivated externally to somebody yes or something something When we coming up well, I'm the room. Yeah the hustlers

— [136:35.380 --> 136:43.480] that that's what that was my motivation I can't speak for nobody else. Yo, you seeing all, I mean, I was light skinned, curly haired, green eyes. And at 1

— [136:43.480 --> 136:51.480] point when drugs came to our neighborhood, that huge shit cut right off. But was it the hustlers or was it the bitches that the money and the unhuck shit? That's different. It's

— [136:51.480 --> 136:59.580] still external motivation. They both are external motivation. The hustlers got the bitches or got the attention or got the accolades that you once used to get. So now you're

— [136:59.580 --> 137:07.740] like, Damn, I went to the suburbs. Suburbs still like light-skinned niggas, so I was cool over there. But in my hood, they wanted niggas who

— [137:07.740 --> 137:15.900] had better cars than my mother. Niggas had drop-top BMWs with- You were short though. Yeah, you were short. I know. Drop-top BMWs with piped-out seats

— [137:15.900 --> 137:24.020] at 15. Yeah. Like, you can't compete with that no more. Yeah, you won't fuck with your bus pass. That 2 zone 1, get that done. That shit internal for me. I'm on a maple

— [137:24.020 --> 137:32.080] wood in 19. Today is internal. Fuck you talking about. Today is internal for sure. South York is definitely internal today. Still split. Yeah,

— [137:32.080 --> 137:40.520] like, yo, definitely, bro. Like, again, a lot of times, just the money we spend, the frivolous, stupid-ass money that we spend, is for

— [137:40.520 --> 137:48.760] external validation, whether we want it admitted or not, it is. A lot of that shit is for external. Maybe, could this still be considered external

— [137:48.760 --> 137:56.820] validation if you are, if you went your life not being able to spend a certain way, but now you enjoy doing it now, does it still have to

— [137:56.820 --> 138:04.940] be for external gratification or could that still be some level of- Yeah, because you spending the money- What if you spend it on yourself? But you still, it still stems

— [138:04.940 --> 138:13.100] from the external motivation because you went your life not being able to do it. You wanted to do it there. You didn't have and how you ain't get revered for having those things. So now you want people to see

— [138:13.100 --> 138:21.280] you with this on. You want people to see you with that on. You want, because if it wasn't for them, you wouldn't give a fuck. I might say it's going to sound stupid,

— [138:21.280 --> 138:29.480] but I spend the most money just being lonely. I can believe that. Going to the mall just because, going to Bergdorf just because,

— [138:29.480 --> 138:37.520] it ain't nothing to do. That's another reason I can't wait for my girl. And you got an unlimited credit card. Yeah, like your dog, that's true. When I go to the mall for no reason, I could literally end

— [138:37.520 --> 138:45.820] up at Shorthill's mall for no reason. Don't need nothing. And just go buy too many Cologne's like I did the other day. That shit could be stupid. So the other day in my head, right,

— [138:45.820 --> 138:53.860] and I threw you and I threw the Cory, of course, Because I'm like, yo, the weather's so nice, I want the old SL just

— [138:53.860 --> 139:02.570] to pull out. The old SL. The old SL. The boxy ones. The boxy ones. The boxy ones. Yeah, I love them shit. And my next thought said, yo, I

— [139:02.570 --> 139:10.640] could run over there real quick and just get the old SL and just run around. But that thought was fulfilling

— [139:10.680 --> 139:19.360] enough for me. So just know that you can do, yeah. I don't have to do that. I didn't do nothing. But the old SL, now we viewed that motherfucker. Yo,

— [139:19.360 --> 139:27.780] that shit is my favorite car in the world. Still in dream cars. It's still 1 of the greatest cars ever. That SL might be like the concord

— [139:28.440 --> 139:36.600] of cars. It's my GNX. I might buy 1 of them since 1 of these days. Yes, no, that shit is the Jordan Concord cars. A bigger house. I'm

— [139:36.960 --> 139:45.240] trying to find like the old, cause you start getting older, you need some shit to occupy you. The Brandon Walsh

— [139:45.240 --> 139:53.460] Mustang. You trying to get a Mustang? The old, old 1964 shit. Oh, 60's. Oh, okay. 90210. Yeah, okay. He had the drop top joint

— [139:53.460 --> 140:01.520] that shit was Shelby is Now that shit was crazy like My man had you deal Eleanor

— [140:02.100 --> 140:10.200] From going to 60 seconds. Yeah, My man had got that shit and redid the whole whole shit all over. Just on some hobby shit and they made

— [140:10.200 --> 140:18.380] a ton of money. So I wouldn't mind popping out with a old Magnum, all that shit that was hot back in the day. The Magnum? That still is my favorite car, that we probably had.

— [140:18.620 --> 140:26.680] That Magnum, toward that street. If Magnum pop up right now, heads going to turn. Yeah. I promise you heads going to turn. I promise you heads going to

— [140:26.680 --> 140:34.820] turn. He bugging. Oh, you ain't respect the Magnum? It ain't gonna turn heads like that today. Yes it will. I don't know.

— [140:35.100 --> 140:43.160] The Magnum always turned their head. It was a great looking vehicle. It was a quick moment. Yeah, exactly. I had 1. So did I. That's still my

— [140:43.160 --> 140:51.200] favorite. So did a Charger. In my hood, that shit was cheap. Go ahead, get a Viper, man. Go ahead, get a Viper. Yo, in my hood, that shit was PF Flyers. I'm not gonna lie. Got

— [140:51.200 --> 140:59.440] it Got it. That Magnum came out that shit was up That

— [140:59.440 --> 141:09.840] shit is still 1 of the best looking station wagons ever made ever Yo,

— [141:09.840 --> 141:18.000] I like the Ben's wagons to the E class I don't know if I can bring myself to drive with that.

— [141:18.000 --> 141:26.080] That shit is hard. If the only wagon that I could fuck with was the Magnum, I can't go with them wagons. Wagons is dope. But I just don't feel like I could drive 1.

— [141:26.080 --> 141:34.340] I was thinking about getting 1 too, a wagon. Why you looking at me, man? I'm not. I'm listening. He should have missed that car.

— [141:34.340 --> 141:46.400] They deaf had a moment. I was about to make a joke. Okay, okay Fucking carjacking the magnet from ice within the moment Yeah

— [141:51.060 --> 141:59.100] Nigga just decided Yeah Niggas is deciding he feel good You guys are

— [141:59.100 --> 142:09.640] gonna work you got a dude over there Myself Wait

— [142:09.640 --> 142:17.840] to get home He got a dude in there. I'm trying to fix myself. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know that feeling. I know that feeling. I can't wait to get home. Sweating like a sleep. Little turtle head poking. I'm going to shoot an Ian Dunlap. Donatello. You got that Donatello right there. You got that Donatello hat

— [142:17.840 --> 142:25.980] there. Yeah. Nigga, he nun chucking right there. Yeah. This

— [142:25.980 --> 142:34.000] is my man out of the brand, yo. Look, listen, I'm trying to leave you to shoot an Ian Dunlap commercial, man. How much money Ian Dunlap gave you? He looked out. Oh, Red Panda.

— [142:34.020 --> 142:42.180] Now, Ian Dunlap is official. When it comes to business, yeah, it's my nigga right there. I got a lot of respect for him and then he bought out. You looked out for the cookout?

— [142:42.200 --> 142:50.380] What you trying to say? Huh? What you trying to say? What do you mean? That's the only place that handle business official? No, I don't know. I'm just saying he asked about a specific

— [142:50.380 --> 142:58.440] person. Look at you trying to divide the producer. Why you not going to do Invest Fest? You can't divide the producer. Why I will? I will. There was someone like me doing Invest Fest on our own

— [142:58.440 --> 143:07.940] content creation. No doubt. Ooh, that'll be fire. You'll be riding the Middle East beach. IRS got company. Wait,

— [143:07.940 --> 143:16.400] to the business of this? Hey, hey buddy. When you finished? That's fucked up. When you finished, no, you finished.

— [143:16.620 --> 143:24.760] No, you finished. Now, close it down. That's not even nice. No, I'm joking, man. I'm gonna wait right here on the edge. Holy shit, man.

— [143:24.760 --> 143:32.780] You're playing the goal, right? I ain't sure. I told you you gotta get booked you gotta get the business right get the business right You don't just pop out for free for free nigga. I'm

— [143:32.780 --> 143:41.120] days old. We need 3 tickets. They got that 3 grand Yo, my man is not taking 3 grand. I said he was the flight

— [143:41.600 --> 143:51.760] Well, there you go. There you go first class for him and his wifey My

— [143:51.760 --> 144:01.500] hate is normal in his wifey? You look such a hater. What? He a hater. How am I a hater? My hater is normal. It ain't including him and his wifey. Don't talk about his wifey right now, nigga. You think my man won't take your wifey to the investment? He ain't going without her. Don't talk about his wifey. He might take something else. Don't bring

— [144:01.500 --> 144:09.520] up his wifey. That's hate. That's hate. You try to hate. Oh, I take it back. I'm joking. I'm trying to get him. You try to hate, nigga. Tomorrow, they got

— [144:09.520 --> 144:17.640] another 3 grand. How are we looking in July, boy? What's July? The whole joint. 5 years. Oh, are you talking about my contract? Oh, shit. I slapped your

— [144:17.640 --> 144:30.420] side baby. What you said, she said it's over. You said I'd be good? No, not that, nigga. The joint. I'm

— [144:30.420 --> 144:39.300] in such a good mood. Anything y'all say to me is funny, man. We broke that 2 on it, man. Y'all did that. Take

— [144:39.300 --> 144:47.740] it off. I ain't go with y'all. This nigga's crazy. Whatever you want, take off your line.

— [144:48.860 --> 144:56.940] I told you that in an argument, nigga. I hate when you do that. I hate when you talk about freeze. Take off and you want to take off. Freeze is up in the polls already, nigga. You be doing that. You be watching shit

— [144:56.940 --> 145:06.660] and trying to... What I said about freeze? He got my vote already, But he's already up in the polls. I just saw voting for a reason it's me too Wait,

— [145:06.660 --> 145:15.180] what's the name date? They got stopped still might come in 19th second 19th. Oh, yeah Now

— [145:15.180 --> 145:23.560] if I'm out of it by the 25th, it's 31 days in a month, you're gonna have to go for 1 of these niggas. Yeah, July nigga we lit. Oh you think

— [145:23.560 --> 145:31.860] you? Sunday. Yo my mom called me this morning, I heard you on the box, You got a sweet? You got

— [145:31.860 --> 145:39.880] a sweet? Yeah, nigga. You didn't tell your mom? I said not, no, nigga, no. A-o-f-a-r. You not getting a

— [145:39.880 --> 145:48.060] sweet the whole time, not letting your mom come. You bugging if you think your mom is not coming. You know your mom is coming up to that sweet, right? It's a Yankee Stadium, my G. Yo,

— [145:48.060 --> 145:56.260] what'd you say, Asher? Yo. Nothing. Well, I'm about to get in the people room. I don't understand

— [145:56.260 --> 146:04.560] that. You playing? You playing with me straight out there? I didn't even know my mom was a Jay-Z fan. She ain't never heard where I'm from. Okay. She ain't never heard the blueprint.

— [146:04.940 --> 146:13.260] You heard in How Rock Life, right? You heard that song, right? Play around with your mom. Turn the bass on. Yeah. Turn

— [146:13.280 --> 146:21.400] the bass on. Dirty your shoulders, and you play around if you want. Yeah, nah, she was like, if you got a Swede, I'll be there, right, if you got a Swede. Mm-hmm. What'd you say, Marlon?

— [146:21.400 --> 146:30.160] Okay. I said, let me see how many people the Swede hold. Okay. All right, Joe, stop playing with your... All

— [146:30.160 --> 146:38.280] right. And then my dad is putting pressure on me. I lied to him. My dad is putting pressure on me. He's like,

— [146:38.280 --> 146:46.420] yo, Nicks, I know you keep putting me down to go to the game with my wife, but fuck that. If

— [146:46.420 --> 147:00.260] you, if you, If you did, yeah. If you did, me and you, nigga. That's how it should be, yeah. I'm not mad at that. You get it, you tell your shit. I think, yeah, that's far. I got a nail. For game 3. 0, for Game

— [147:00.260 --> 147:08.600] 2, not the first 1. Mm-mm. Get this shit off, go ahead. Go ahead. I just asked him for the first 1. Go ahead, come on. Game 2, go to the garden, right?

— [147:08.660 --> 147:16.860] Yeah. Game 2 at the garden, but. I got the question for you. Action Bronson got game 1, nigga. Oh, damn. Oh, shit. No. No. Action. That's

— [147:16.860 --> 147:25.040] foul. Why that nigga got a dope ass show? Cooking show? Yeah, cooking shit. Yes. That's fire shit. Welcome to 10 years ago. Yeah.

— [147:25.260 --> 147:33.660] We ain't done shit. I'm from St. Bronson. That's my favorite shit, yo. That's discover his old shit. That shit is delicious. He's

— [147:33.660 --> 147:41.900] a great chef. That shit kind of dope. No, he's not cooking. He's traveling around. He's trying to add. But He's also a chef. Fuck that shit. Yes. Yeah, that shit's awesome. Shout out to Action,

— [147:41.940 --> 147:50.180] man. He don't have nothing to that nigga fool. He also has really, really dope sneakers. Yeah. He do a bunch of fly shit. You do. I'm telling

— [147:50.180 --> 147:58.240] you. He does it. I didn't say nothing. Yeah, but you're making some stupid face. He got dope sneakers. That little cooking show I got put on that this weekend, I mean,

— [147:58.260 --> 148:06.600] that should be all right. Oh, your girl put you on to that? Nah. My Man. Man. My

— [148:06.600 --> 148:14.760] man and his wife. They fell right in the bottle. I said my man and his wife. I want your man for the whole thing. I was doing a job over

— [148:14.760 --> 148:22.860] the weekend. I was at my man crib. Him and his wife was watching the show. We got a big dog. We joking already. So you go

— [148:22.860 --> 148:31.400] with Pops? You going to Jay-Z, Joy? I told Pops, Ian might want to buy my ticket. Yo.

— [148:31.500 --> 148:39.500] Yo, you don't want the parents at all. Nigs go to the finals. Nigs go to the finals. What games are you going to? It's not cheating. I don't like that. Nigs go

— [148:39.500 --> 148:47.680] to the finals. Which games would you go to? Game 7. Yo, I ain't going to hold you. If the nigs go to the finals, they're going to really

— [148:47.680 --> 148:55.940] show me what letter of celebrity I am. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. Yeah. Which is different, bro. If the nigs go to the finals let me see LNOP

— [148:57.040 --> 149:05.180] Q no not QVV is good W man

— [149:05.180 --> 149:13.200] no I might not be letters, no more. Section 124. Yeah, why you keep showing Sasha here? Yo, this the

— [149:13.520 --> 149:22.200] price of the Nicks tickets. This nigga's crazy. What is that, ish? Insane. What is that? Let us see. The floor, 102. 102

— [149:22.200 --> 149:30.520] what? 172 bands, 76, 000, 23, 000, 11, 90. That's AI? I don't believe that. I don't

— [149:30.520 --> 149:38.600] believe that. Crazy as hell. I seen that floating around. I don't believe that. Crazy as hell. I don't believe it. Even though they said the Knicks Cavs

— [149:38.800 --> 149:46.920] Conference Final Ticket, again, is the most expensive conference final ticket in playoff history. But the Knicks are going to keep breaking that record. You don't remember I

— [149:46.920 --> 149:55.000] went to the Boston shit. When I went to the Boston shit 2 years ago, that ticker was $6, 400. My nigga, and it wasn't the championship. Who

— [149:55.000 --> 150:03.380] gave it to you? 1 of my peoples. Why y'all so stupid? My nigga, that shit was $6, 400, my

— [150:03.380 --> 150:12.160] nigga. We wasn't down there. Yo, can we go, yo? It was like in the hundreds. You on bullshit. I'm trying to leave in the back 10 minutes. What? He on bullshit. He on bullshit, yo. I'm

— [150:12.160 --> 150:20.200] not on bullshit. I don't believe the tickets are going to be like that. They're going to be hot. Crazy. They're going to be hot. They're going to be hot. Nah, they're

— [150:20.200 --> 150:28.380] going to be real. Nah, they're going to be crazy. Yo, hey, Joe, you really want to stunt on them? Let's go get you some World Cup tickets. Yo, I don't want to start I don't want to start on a soul watching the Knicks right down there next

— [150:28.380 --> 150:36.940] to Ben Stiller like that shit says something That shit ain't no drum tickets gonna be high as giraffe You

— [150:36.940 --> 150:45.380] know the Sunday a honey for right behind the bench for game. I'll watch it home. For game 1. I'm good. 8 grand. Behind

— [150:45.380 --> 150:53.540] the bend behind the visitors be a fiance's in the sports Sasha be watching a game like when so much for it's Right next to the next bench in the road in the second

— [150:53.540 --> 151:01.660] row 12 What? What? What?

— [151:01.660 --> 151:09.760] What? Why you did that? Yo, Joe, that's Scott, yo. Come on. Why you did that, Joe? What? What? Why you sitting up there? It's that other chord. It's that chord. It's that down. Yeah,

— [151:09.760 --> 151:18.620] yeah, yeah. Yeah. That's what do it. Look. My way is open. Yo,

— [151:18.620 --> 151:26.720] yo, yo. I'm so, this shit is so funny, yo. I'm so, this shit is so funny, yo. God damn. She's game

— [151:26.720 --> 151:35.000] 2. That's it right there, boy. That's how I know you niggas can't rap no more. Man, why y'all don't take some of this shit, loop it up and hear Fire Freestyle.

— [151:35.060 --> 151:43.160] How we know he had Fire Freestyle from somebody else over the album that is selling 500, 000 copies or something? You call yourself rapper? Cause niggas can't rap no more, bro. And y'all call

— [151:43.160 --> 151:51.360] yourself rappers? Y'all should be ashamed of yourself. Homeboy did a- How they not rapping over the oil and fire R&B this out? I don't understand it. K-cash, did he? Kai-cash?

— [151:51.660 --> 151:59.980] Kai-cash. He did a dope freestyle over Make'em. Is it Make'em Pay? Maybe. Yeah. I just heard something from him. He killed that. That was dope.

— [151:59.980 --> 152:08.000] That's fire. I think they got the pre-sale going on. Yo, stop. Stop. That's how you become mainstream. Are

— [152:08.000 --> 152:16.500] you still? Championship, pre-sale tickets right now. That's insane. Nope. I might go. Section

— [152:16.500 --> 152:24.520] 1, 228 apiece. You know, we really enjoyed your presence. I know you gotta go to

— [152:24.520 --> 152:32.620] your brunch. Home by myself. You gotta go to your spot. You gotta go to home by myself. I know you gotta go to happy hour, whatever after work function you got. You

— [152:32.620 --> 152:40.680] go to the spot? I ain't got no spot. Going home. There you go. Read the Bible. Just the Bible. Yeah. Listen to

— [152:40.680 --> 152:49.120] Brian. Get ready for Friday to cook. Well, we appreciate you. I can't wait to see what's on the menu for Friday. Indeed. Grilled cheese

— [152:49.240 --> 152:57.700] and tomato soup. That's gonna be amazing. On a hot day. On a hot day. I think I'm making slushies, man. Memorial. Memorial.

— [152:58.680 --> 153:06.700] Bye. Damn, man. Paper bags for everybody. I'll see y'all later. See you later. See you later. Now, those are the

— [153:06.700 --> 153:14.700] 32. He ain't got his podcast off. That boy look good. That ain't going to go home. Good. Go ahead. Yo, did

— [153:14.740 --> 153:23.880] y'all see They announced the Summer Jam lineup for this year? No, I didn't. No, it's not. It's here. We was all working. We all. Correct. It's

— [153:23.880 --> 153:31.980] weird. It's July 24th now. Okay. It's really early in June. Yeah. They got 2 stages. It's at the

— [153:32.000 --> 153:40.120] Prudential Center. Oh, shit. Yeah, you're a little patient. Which I'm down for that. Yeah, yeah. There's a 07:00 main stage and an 08:00 main stage. So

— [153:40.120 --> 153:48.320] the 07:00 main stage is Conway, Rock Marciano, Stove God, 30's Fish. Oh, it's for me. It's for me. Albeau. It's for me.

— [153:48.320 --> 153:57.240] Nims, Kakikai, I'm trying to read the rest of these names I don't even not familiar with them Danny Dior Ryan Witherspoon Briani Chase

— [153:57.240 --> 154:05.840] Belly, I'll be there the 8 o'clock main stage. French Montana, Max B, Rick Ross, Ice Spice, DaBaby,

— [154:06.160 --> 154:14.380] G Herbo, Cash Cobain, Zetty Will, Omale, Honey Baby, Sleepy Hollow, and 41. And it

— [154:14.380 --> 154:22.860] says, Welcome Home, New Jersey's on Fetty Wap. Okay. That sounds fire. That's pretty fly. Summer Jam sounds like a New York show.

— [154:23.140 --> 154:31.340] That's what I like. For a long time, especially when they were doing the festivals out at MetLife, it wasn't New York. It was

— [154:31.340 --> 154:39.660] just whatever's hot across the country. With a sprinkle, maybe the local artists might get that parking lot festival stage. Now

— [154:39.660 --> 154:48.180] this is... Almost gotta go to that. We almost have to go to that. For that 8 o'clock main stage? And then it says, you know, special

— [154:48.180 --> 154:56.280] guest and all of that shit. So that's a fire show. That 08:00 show is lit. Very lit. I've seen Ice Spice's Summer Jam, great

— [154:56.280 --> 155:04.700] show. Fucking, he named a couple, The Baby I've seen. The Baby's always great. Great show. Fucking, who else did he name on there? Rick

— [155:04.700 --> 155:13.040] Ross, that's gonna be great. Max B in New York, Fetty Wap in New Jersey, you gotta see that. And, and, most importantly for me,

— [155:16.140 --> 155:24.240] that Zetty Will set in the Prudential. It's gonna go absolutely crazy. Zetty Will is nuts. He's dope,

— [155:24.240 --> 155:33.620] He's nuts. When that's working with your friends, come on They're gonna lose their fucking minds in there. In New Jersey I'm

— [155:33.620 --> 155:43.120] surprised he wasn't up there. He'll be there. Hey boogie gotta be there. He will be there. For sure. They

— [155:43.120 --> 155:58.220] gotta pay him later. Special guest. Yeah. Special guest. Yeah, yeah. It's

— [155:58.220 --> 156:06.417] when I ask for a private room. That's a production that's crazy. This is when I walk in the back like, yo, you know what? This nigga's in here? Is this open? No, that's when

— [156:06.417 --> 156:23.060] you go home. I hear you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What

— [156:23.060 --> 156:35.820] you wanna do when this come on and present your boy Listen And

— [156:35.820 --> 156:45.540] you know, he gonna bring out the cow rich nigga and WHAAAAAAAT?

— [156:47.080 --> 157:02.220] This shit right here? Bro I don't give a fuck where you at when this come on? They

— [157:02.220 --> 157:10.760] be all in my likes You see what the dude look right next to? Show me your phone now Yeah

— [157:10.760 --> 157:21.380] he scared to look that way I'm

— [157:21.380 --> 157:29.780] glad they switched it up too. I am too. I'm glad it's here. You don't have to worry about the rain. Well they stopped that a couple, they stopped that in about 3 years now. That they stopped.

— [157:31.240 --> 157:39.440] We gotta not go to protests how they got Ebro and Peter Rosenberg out of it. Oh yeah, we gotta stand in solidarity with them. Come on. But it is Big

— [157:39.440 --> 157:47.520] Jersey, it's Newark. I'm listening to them. I also, how do I not go to that? They got their own show now. It's totally random, But I was listening to God did this morning

— [157:47.960 --> 157:57.900] and I heard it all when he said I didn't kiss this the first I'm at the cap table what the business is not that cap table Yeah,

— [157:57.900 --> 158:05.940] but that's fucked up when I was getting dressed this morning Like when you go

— [158:05.940 --> 158:14.100] to companies the cap table is determines who got equity and what. I understand that, but what's the other 1? He's in that cap table. Lying. Y'all capping over there. I'm not there. I'm not doing that.

— [158:14.100 --> 158:22.340] All right. Oh, shit, I took it as... I took it as... Capping next to you. Yeah, that's what I thought you was implying.

— [158:22.880 --> 158:30.900] I thought he was shooting a capper. That's what I thought you was implying. Okay. No, but I'm saying when I heard it this morning, that's the first

— [158:30.900 --> 158:39.080] time I had that it'll make sense in the in the context of the verse not that cap table boy We live this yeah, I'm lying. We live

— [158:39.080 --> 158:56.200] this okay And he like he was like you know those y'all kingpins who are we then yeah, thank you Don't

— [158:56.200 --> 159:04.240] look that way with those soft shorts on, boy. Hey. That's cool, bro. Yo, man. I thought we were fucking. 1 fine without him doing it, yo. Hey,

— [159:04.240 --> 159:12.700] you better look at me, boy. Hey. When I see this stuff, yeah. They match. They match. They match. Now you getting drunk. Now you getting drunk. Working

— [159:12.740 --> 159:21.580] with your friends. Now you getting drunk. Grabbing all my pants. Bad bitch. Wasn't

— [159:21.580 --> 159:29.740] you a hooker? Now all of a sudden, you always upside. Why you wasting your time? Come be with me, girl, you know I'm in line. And you know that you're fine. Take me straight

— [159:29.740 --> 159:37.860] to the post office time. All the niggas be scared of that action, boy. You can look that way now that that's that insurance ain't got the

— [159:37.860 --> 159:55.075] protective Curve

— [159:55.075 --> 160:03.240] master see Hey yo, that nigga says you been exposed. You doing it right? It's time for the percolator. Oh shit. It's time for the percolator. Oh shit. Curve match to see. Oh shit. Yo, You got a problem, bro. Curve flex, curve flex, curve

— [160:03.240 --> 160:11.280] flex. Oh, shit. Yo, what is wrong with y'all? Nah, you're doing the right thing. Stand up like that. I'm sure it's

— [160:11.280 --> 160:19.400] a. Stand up. No, no, no. Hell, no. Hell, y'all. You talking Sasha stand up? I'm going to be telling Sasha stand up. Oh, you wildin' it. I'm like, yo, you better.

— [160:19.400 --> 160:27.760] I'm telling you, You shoot your shot early, nigga. Oh, you are telling Sasha to stand up? Yes. Oh, I thought you were talking about itch. Yeah, that was real itch. I was going to do talk about itch. I'm thinking

— [160:27.900 --> 160:36.100] about itch. He bitched when he go home. All right. Where you was taking the culture

— [160:36.100 --> 160:44.240] just now? That nigga. Yeah. If I don't want to stand up, what she going to do? I don't get it. Ooh, all right. Here

— [160:44.240 --> 160:52.340] you go, bro. Here you go, man. See that, man. I didn't have to do nothing. You were trying to be with me. Oh, yeah. Oh, boy. Them little niggas, they jumping around on they

— [160:52.340 --> 161:00.860] knees. That shit probably don't do it, boy. Yo, you're a kid, yo. I ain't gonna lie. Niggas.

— [161:00.860 --> 161:09.120] That nigga really be outside. He tried to catch 1 through the gene joint. He tried to let the egg go through.

— [161:11.280 --> 161:19.400] That had been a nasty ass boner. That's nasty. Rubbing up against the denim. He tried to let the egg go through. He

— [161:19.400 --> 161:28.070] said put up the egg, let the carmen down. Breathe, Relax. Relax. That's

— [161:28.070 --> 161:36.180] you. That's you. I know. It'll take a long time to get to your shit. Oh, with the fray too. That's gonna be so rude. He's

— [161:36.180 --> 161:44.280] not 1 bit immune. You don't do it for him. You don't do it for him. You know who that nigga been with. That

— [161:44.280 --> 161:52.326] nigga had the baddest girl. Tell her. The nigga had pilots in it. You don't want... Yo, Skims. This girl

— [161:52.326 --> 162:00.920] is telling me pilots in it No 1 Yo skims That's

— [162:00.920 --> 162:09.060] it, nigga. He got shit so bad. That shit killin' me. That's it! That

— [162:09.060 --> 162:17.660] shit killin' me. That's it. This keep shittin' me, man. This nigga's stomach on fire over here. My shit

— [162:17.660 --> 162:26.223] on flex. Ian, look. Hey, good news. Yo! Just answer, nigga. Yo. What's

— [162:26.223 --> 162:38.800] up, dude? What's your little flex? Look hey good news. Yeah Yeah, what's up, what's up, dude? Yeah, just answer my phone little speaker there. We believe you don't have any people you watch it. What's up? You being? How you doing, man? Yeah,

— [162:38.800 --> 162:46.980] but be a little happy to speak to me, boy. I got it, thanks. Oh, you're not doing good, but Joe, can I talk to you? Oh, shit. Oh, shit. Yeah. Thank you.

— [162:46.980 --> 162:55.240] Don't need to, wait. I'm wrapping up over here. Why don't you still filming in a game style? He's doing that, though. Yeah, we was having a

— [162:55.340 --> 163:04.080] good talk. No, no, he fired out the time. He niggas got to take a shit. Yo. No, no, we killing it. We killing it today. We absolutely killing it today.

— [163:04.080 --> 163:12.340] No, I'm done. I'm done in 10 minutes. I ain't always that much for her. I am. Come on, let's watch the game. This nigga's got 90 birds. That's a lot of birds. In London. I love

— [163:12.340 --> 163:20.540] you, Joe McCall, you okay? You know, Coke is different in London. Well, I don't feel

— [163:20.540 --> 163:28.540] like being depressed. All right, we're outta here. We're outta here, buddy. Come on, get dressed. Let's go, bye. Shit, it should be harder to get in.

— [163:29.740 --> 163:37.740] Yeah, bro. Okay, so Ish, what happened? How many birds they caught? What? 90. I think it's caught 90 birds mixed

— [163:37.740 --> 163:46.180] up with the draws and the draws. Look, look, she like that. Look, look, look. Her husband is like, how many birds? Ish? I said what? Yo, girl,

— [163:46.360 --> 163:54.560] you good? How much? They found the boy yo. How many men? They found the boy yo. Sasha, the 2 girls got locked up for shit like that. Please man, they still in.

— [163:54.560 --> 164:02.800] What's the situation? Look at E-Tron, call his connect now. Yeah. No. Sasha, how bad? Sasha, how bad? Sasha, how

— [164:02.800 --> 164:10.840] bad? All right, I read it wasn't, it was the truck. Yeah, it was the truck. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, when they first posted the art, it made it seem like somebody snuck it in there in the

— [164:10.840 --> 164:19.020] actual content of the skills. That's some shit that niggas like me would do, nigga. Hey, what the hell? You got a skim truck, boy. Y'all don't think Kim has anything to do with any of that, right? Hell no. No, She ain't got nothing to do with no birds. For a 9000000

— [164:19.020 --> 164:27.080] dollars it's going to do for Kemp. Put it in the Macy's truck. They will never search that shit. Yo, did y'all see the fucking case they got on the cars for

— [164:27.080 --> 164:35.160] kids, nigga? Yo. Wait, what? They was scamming out there in Cali. Car for kids, 1 800 cars for kids. You can't

— [164:35.160 --> 164:43.220] play the commercial on it no more Cali cuz it's all right. What's his name did a big deep dive on don't eat your kit Donate your car.

— [164:43.220 --> 164:51.300] This is just jay-jay Whitworth. Yeah, he just did a fun JG with The scams I don't know I haven't watched this John Oliver

— [164:51.300 --> 164:59.440] John Oliver here on HBO Which violates state law? I want to show you some of the testimony that was given in court and this was in the judges ruling the COO

— [164:59.440 --> 165:07.540] testified that the organization's primary purpose is not to help economically disadvantaged children. The COO in corporate- That's

— [165:07.540 --> 165:15.790] crazy. On-the-day programs include matchmaking for young adults and gap year trips to Israel for 17 and 18 year olds. That's where the majority of the funding is going.

— [165:15.790 --> 165:23.800] And then also admitted that cars for kids operates no functional programs in California. It's crazy. Except for a backpack giveaway that they

— [165:23.800 --> 165:31.980] admitted is also for marketing purposes and branding purposes. I wanna show you the response from cars for kids. Cars for kids says we believe the decision is deeply flawed, ignores the

— [165:31.980 --> 165:40.040] facts and misapplies the law. It's well known that we are a Jewish organization, and our website makes it abundantly clear. Take a look and judge for yourself. Ultimately,

— [165:40.040 --> 165:48.920] cards for kids... No, don't. They judge for themselves. They judge for themselves. That commercial came on every 3 minutes

— [165:49.400 --> 165:57.460] in Cali's. So they can still play here? No. Here too. That commercial used to get hella burned here. California said fuck that. That wasn't no

— [165:57.460 --> 166:05.460] motherfucking. That's great. Ain't nobody gonna go to jail. Teenager Cartoon. Ain't nobody gonna go to jail. Watch. See what the power music could do. Cool little

— [166:05.460 --> 166:13.660] jingle. Niggas wasn't thinking nothing about what was happening with some kids. I think I gave them niggas 1 of my cars. That's fucked up. You gave 1 of your cars? I'm dead ass. Your uncle, this shit your uncle wanted? But you couldn't give your uncle the car. You could've

— [166:15.600 --> 166:23.740] gave your uncle the car, nigga. Holy shit. You wouldn't give uncle the car? It was an old-ass car that I had. But you couldn't

— [166:23.740 --> 166:31.820] give my first car though. My first car. So what's the problem with giving them a car? You call them, You call them, you tell them that

— [166:31.820 --> 166:40.180] you got a car that you want to donate. They're going to ask you if you had a title, they're going to tell you year, and then they're going to give you a tax slip so that you can write the car off

— [166:40.180 --> 166:48.220] once you did make the car. They'll come pick it up and the whole shit, they'll give you a tax slip, and you get out to your accountant. So if your uncle was to have bought it, but you couldn't give uncle

— [166:48.220 --> 166:56.680] the car though. It wasn't that car So if your uncle worked for car for kids car for kids a car and not as it wouldn't give uncle car. Yeah, that's crazy

— [167:00.860 --> 167:09.540] Today was a great day y'all know what time it is go Knicks Go Knicks always. Is everybody settled in their soul, spirit, mind,

— [167:09.540 --> 167:17.800] heart, body and soul? I think so. We ain't do Sweetie. Yeah, I was just going to say that. What happened with Sweetie? Y'all don't give a fuck about

— [167:17.800 --> 167:26.180] Sweetie. What time is it? What time is it? I would also like to watch the Knicks game. So, Sweetie, respectfully, maybe tomorrow, Friday,

— [167:26.180 --> 167:34.380] whatever. Sweetie, we saving you for the main. Yeah. Yeah, we need a deep dive. We're not letting you go under the radar with what you did to Japan or Korea? I'd also like

— [167:34.380 --> 167:42.620] to do some real investigative research. That's a fact. Yeah, gotta do that. It's the main important thing. Gotta do that. True, true, I gotta look up her pictures and make sure they.

— [167:42.620 --> 167:50.620] Yeah, for sure. That's a fact. Go to the story. That's true. All right, so then, shit. Listen, y'all, hopefully y'all have enjoyed

— [167:50.620 --> 167:58.940] this podcast. Y'all, as much as we enjoyed delivering it to you, you better look at your phone, boy. Go ahead, I'ma just give a little outro.

— [167:58.940 --> 168:06.967] Hey, look he's, yeah, he's, hey, hey, hey, hey, you know the deal, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,

— [168:06.967 --> 168:15.260] hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, yo, y'all hold it down out there, thank you for listening. If you're just now joining subscribe to that hey I'm

— [168:15.260 --> 168:23.640] not trying to be nosy, let me know where you going tonight Know you trying to have fun, man Make sure we go better and never come back Ain't no text that important, boy Ayyyyyyyy

— [168:23.670 --> 168:31.740] Keep it real, you know it ain't right When you be funny, that's shit, man But I say, nevermind, it's okay Go and play with your life, I got pictures of life

— [168:31.740 --> 168:41.560] for all your fun of mine They be all in my comments and all in my legs Okay at the end of the day Bye

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