—[100:02.980 --> 100:11.280] even though they both are married. Let me take myself. I work, my girl works. Thank God. My
—[100:11.280 --> 100:19.380] daughter is fine. My nigga, my daughter be bussin' our ass. That shit is hard. I don't give a fuck what
—[100:19.380 --> 100:27.460] nobody say that shit is hard. So for a single woman, again I take my hat I say it all the time, single mothers out here are the MVP. Remove the
—[100:27.460 --> 100:35.460] single mother shit. Single parents are MVPs right? Single parents are MVPs. Now when you have
—[100:35.460 --> 100:43.860] a child that may have a certain affliction or a certain, that requires more than, more attention, more
—[100:43.860 --> 100:52.060] schooling, more care, dog, a lot of people, I think, are being adult and saying, this may be something that I'm
—[100:52.060 --> 101:00.480] not prepared to handle. I'm fine with it too. Like I think that that's just an adult conversation. And I think that, I think the difference and maybe, maybe,
—[101:00.600 --> 101:08.740] Maybe while I'll go ahead and lean into the other side more now at this point, the difference between you and your lady, you
—[101:08.740 --> 101:16.920] guys aren't building a brand based off of showcasing some of this stuff. So I could understand. To me, some of it just starts to lean into you just wanting
—[101:16.920 --> 101:25.120] to go ahead and just make money off of something or be a part of something that is- I didn't have any there though. I know, but some things can still be sacred
—[101:25.260 --> 101:33.260] to even you still building your brand. How? How, Eman? For example, typically what used to happen when people got pregnant in a relationship,
—[101:33.260 --> 101:41.470] you didn't tell nobody. Not to a certain time. And to a certain time so that you knew that you were of terms. The baby was safe, yes. So that can be a respectable start morally if
—[101:41.470 --> 101:49.840] you want to go ahead. And then when you come of, yo listen, we want to make an announcement, we're having child. I could respect that approach even in that. But
—[101:49.840 --> 101:58.260] to now want to share the fact that you 2 loving people are now about to go into parenthood and you showcase
—[101:58.260 --> 102:06.740] it from day 1 to be a part of your brand, to showcase to your audience, to me starts to feel like it's less about the actual parenthood and
—[102:06.740 --> 102:15.060] more about just feeding your fucking viewership. And that's nasty, I'm sorry. I just want to separate that thing that you're talking about. Sometimes
—[102:15.060 --> 102:23.080] your life is your life first and then it's a part of what you're showcasing. Not when you selling lifestyle content to me. And that's horrible and that's why I don't support.
—[102:23.260 --> 102:31.340] I'm with you. Yeah, that's why I don't support. I'm sorry. And let me ask you all something. And I want to ask you all something. What's the difference between, parks, you
—[102:31.340 --> 102:39.380] go to the doctor, you and your wife and you find out some genetic shit, right? What's the difference between that and you finding out at the end and then y'all just get this thing up or you
—[102:39.380 --> 102:47.640] send them to live in a home? Cause that's what happens. People get this kid that need all this extra care and then they go get them to live in a fucking,
—[102:47.700 --> 102:55.980] a long, a long-staying babysat. Why both can't just be morally wrong? I'm not saying if it's both or not. I'm asking y'all, do you see a difference
—[102:55.980 --> 103:04.220] in that? Cause it's the same fucking thing. It's to me, it's the same thing. I see, I see a difference. Or similar at least, not same, it's similar. I see the difference because again, I think 1 is worse.
—[103:04.240 --> 103:12.680] I think Yes, I think that's much worse Homes homes are rough foster care is tough and
—[103:12.680 --> 103:20.880] then you add Down syndrome to I mean these kids They get abused you imagine? Neglected,
—[103:21.020 --> 103:29.100] all kind of shit. I had... You remember you been having Down syndrome, getting molested as a kid with Down syndrome? I'll bring up the abuse on the page, man. When I had my
—[103:29.100 --> 103:37.140] son, right? I had a good joke coming. My son lost oxygen. Oxygen is how your brain operates, right? My
—[103:37.140 --> 103:45.300] son with certain seconds without oxygen, because of that, they consider it a brain injury, right? To cure my son, they put him on a cooling blanket, similar to what y'all
—[103:45.300 --> 103:53.380] see happen with athletes, when they make him all cold, They help my son in the pamper at 60-something degrees for 3 days to stop the brain injury
—[103:53.380 --> 104:01.480] that he possibly could have had for losing oxygen, right? When I signed off on that, that cooling blanket comes, He may be blind when we take him
—[104:01.480 --> 104:09.640] off. He may never be able to walk. He may never be able to talk, right? I remember having a conversation with his dad like, hey, I'm letting you know now, however this nigga
—[104:09.640 --> 104:17.720] come out, he coming home with me. Because me and his relationship was so new, I didn't know whether he was gonna wanna do that. If this nigga gotta
—[104:17.720 --> 104:26.600] be in a wheelchair, we gotta put him in a little wagon and drag this nigga around. And we got to have a bucket because he drooled behind the wagon. Are you with that? And I remember vividly
—[104:26.600 --> 104:34.920] saying to him, yo, you could clock out now because I don't give a fuck what happens to this nigga. If he need wheelchairs, I'm putting them on rims this nigga coming home with me Did you have any special needs?
—[104:34.920 --> 104:43.080] Thank God he didn't have me the nigga walked that 9 months But that was nothing but like a blessing They say look because we don't know
—[104:43.080 --> 104:51.100] if it was a ranger or not But the cooling blanket was there to help right to stop it if it was. They told my mom that I'm there's a good chance I'd
—[104:51.100 --> 104:59.220] be special needs. Why? My mom never told me the whole story. Look at this nigga. There's a story. It could have been some quarter ranger
—[104:59.220 --> 105:07.460] next shit, you lost auction, that's all it takes. They told her like, second trimester. Now that you mention it I'm looking at your eyes. Look at him real good. They took a second time lesson.
—[105:07.460 --> 105:15.920] You got them little special needs. Look. You give me a little small head, beady eyes. You don't have the special needs. You know autistic. You give me a little Shane Gillis.
—[105:16.520 --> 105:24.840] Everybody had a nigga in their elementary that looked just like this nigga. Look at back at them pictures. You know we used to take them group drawings with the whole class. It's going to be a mark in your third grade picture.
—[105:24.840 --> 105:32.940] Everybody went to school and he was bigger than a Mark was that nigga that No matter what you did to him no matter if you
—[105:32.940 --> 105:41.040] beat his ass stomp them out or whatever He still talks shit like he would get up like fuck you and run off. Yeah This is my other problem with this.
—[105:41.040 --> 105:50.000] Let me try to present it a different way and I'm still feeling Imani a little bit I don't know why I'll tell you why okay. I Believe
—[105:50.180 --> 105:58.600] I'm of the belief that the way of the world is we have kids, we take care of them, and then when they grow up, they take care of us.
—[105:59.340 --> 106:07.380] That's what I believe that. I would hate to have a kid take care of him. They grow up and then as I get older, I get
—[106:07.380 --> 106:15.640] whatever I get when I'm 70 and 80 and he take my wheelchair and throw it in the ocean because I got some shit that he don't want to deal with. I mean, dementia
—[106:15.640 --> 106:24.140] is annoying. That sounds nuts to me. But Alzheimer's is annoying. It's mad shit that's annoying when you're older. Let me ask you this, right? Because
—[106:24.140 --> 106:32.160] Imani's thing is They are selling it to the audience Not just that though. It's times where we come up here, and of course it's
—[106:32.160 --> 106:40.380] degrees. So please, before anybody says some stupid shit, it's degrees. Yo, that's like saying, yo, dawg, when we come up here and talk
—[106:40.380 --> 106:48.660] about our home lives, some people don't wanna come up here and talk about their home life, right? Because that's nobody's business. But then, contrastly,
—[106:48.780 --> 106:56.880] people will say, yo, that's part of the gig. Like, yo, we giving people some of the stuff, so it's only up to those particular people what they want to
—[106:56.880 --> 107:05.120] share with their audience. I hate the comparison to the drastic nature of terminating a life in comparison to us sharing.
—[107:05.740 --> 107:14.120] But it's not comparable. I think it's actually part of our home life. I think that, as I was saying, right, it's up to those particular people what
—[107:14.120 --> 107:22.340] they've built with their audience, what they've built with their home base. Howard Stern talked about when his wife had a miscarriage. Disgusting. His wife went crazy, and he
—[107:22.340 --> 107:30.420] said, dog, these people are with us every single day. Yo, people have asked me behind closed doors, dog, can I see a picture of your kids? Can I see a picture
—[107:30.420 --> 107:38.680] of your family? Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. They feel like they are with us every single day, and they have a right to do that. I don't agree with you. I told y'all. I told y'all.
—[107:39.060 --> 107:47.080] I agree with you. It is said that there's degrees, and it's not the same. But it's all in the same vein. These People feel like they are a part of our lives
—[107:47.080 --> 107:55.180] every single day, and so when you are giving that to your audience, we don't know what other stuff these people have shared with these people. I don't think people are owed it. I just think some things should
—[107:55.180 --> 108:03.260] be told. They're not, again, and you're not wrong for that, Joe. Also, just to let everybody know. And I'm not deeganizing numbs. Yeah,
—[108:03.260 --> 108:11.320] like you're not wrong for that. If they have, what you call your, I don't know, it's cousins, my cousins. So if Mona has built 1 of her cousins, she just got a surgery.
—[108:11.320 --> 108:19.460] Some people would have been like, yo, that's nobody's fucking business. She putting the pictures out of her surgery. A divorce, any internal turmoil in somebody's
—[108:19.560 --> 108:27.620] relationship, some people could be like, yo, my nigga, that's nobody's fucking business. This might be how they cope. The part that I think that some of y'all are not getting and that's why it's frustrating to
—[108:27.620 --> 108:35.780] me Is that people that do lifestyle content from what I see a lot of them it kind of likes a lot of the people that I like their lifestyle content
—[108:35.780 --> 108:43.780] It kind of like fell on their lap where it's like like almost like how my career came. I'm talking shit online That's what I do people think I'm funny. Okay, I'm gonna do more of that So it's like
—[108:43.780 --> 108:52.000] if I'm doing lifestyle content and they like it and I'm feeding them more and I'm giving them more. I'm going to give them more. If I'm going to have a baby with them, I'm having
—[108:52.000 --> 109:00.000] a baby with them. The part that I feel like nobody in this room is getting is that there is some bitch in Wisconsin that see that happen and now she's brave enough to say,
—[109:00.000 --> 109:08.260] you know what, I can't handle this, right? I don't want to do this. And watching them go through it and do it that way. Now, even though it's probably terrible
—[109:08.260 --> 109:16.460] to you who thinks this is a bad thing, that's the whole point because it starts community and it starts conversation. It starts community and it starts
—[109:17.040 --> 109:25.120] conversation, right and that's the importance of it the same thing with this surgery Say what y'all talking about promo no, but my motherfucking
—[109:25.520 --> 109:33.540] cousins right the majority them bitches have had children And they hate that fucking body they had after that baby So what kind of bitch would I be
—[109:33.540 --> 109:41.600] not to share that I found the tummy tuck guy? I have to do that with them. But only 6K. They got them taking their souls. I don't know how we comparing this
—[109:41.600 --> 109:49.800] to everything. Can I ask you a question? They got them taking their dog to get put down on their page. This is, they're sharing a lot of information. That's real nice stuff. They're not skipping nothing
—[109:49.800 --> 109:57.920] but shit that they hide from everybody. It's Truman Show shit. Let me ask you a question, Bonnie. You see everything. I'm just trying to think just through it. You too, Joe, because I think y'all let me ask All this question What if
—[109:57.920 --> 110:05.980] they had gone on their page or their platform and said hey? We got the genetic test and we found out the kid is like going to have Down syndrome and we've thought
—[110:05.980 --> 110:14.100] about it, we've struggled with it and we've decided to keep it. Would that be okay? Or is that still too much information? Yeah, I'm not
—[110:14.100 --> 110:22.760] really okay with that either. I think that babies have rights. I'm about to sound nuts, but I do
—[110:22.760 --> 110:30.820] but I do believe that babies have rights And I don't think they should be violated before the motherfuckers ever before they even get here. So the violation I
—[110:30.820 --> 110:38.960] mean you just go yeah yeah, don't go telling the fucking kid business all over Instagram before the That's we think that's
—[110:38.960 --> 110:47.240] great Damper we put no we put a Equal value to certain things that I don't think is equal A child
—[110:47.240 --> 110:55.240] possibly being born or having that opportunity taken away because of, essentially it's
—[110:55.240 --> 111:05.000] our own selfish need of what we feel we want to do with our life. And I don't know if I call it selfish. Why you can't call that selfish. Let
—[111:05.000 --> 111:13.280] me finish my statement. If the thought is we can't handle this and you don't know what you can handle yet because you've never been in this situation
—[111:13.480 --> 111:21.620] you're thinking for self that is selfish. That's not selfish. That's not
—[111:21.620 --> 111:30.170] true. Mom has suffered from depression. Guess what? I know mothers with no arm and no legs and they still have those kids and they still take... No
—[111:30.170 --> 111:47.960] you don't. No you don't, nigga. There's women who got lifestyle People
—[111:47.960 --> 111:57.300] take their shortcomings whatever their shortcomings And raise their kids Talking
—[111:57.380 --> 112:05.380] Y'all niggas keep talking over me. Let me finish my statement. Can you just answer my question before you, but you never answer the question. I would like to finish and answer the question after I finish what
—[112:05.380 --> 112:13.540] I was saying in response to that. Please do. Thank you. People take their shortcomings on their own in their own life and they consider
—[112:13.540 --> 112:21.780] that and they also still have kids and they still also do the things they need to do because when they laid down with that person, they decided that's what I wanted to do. I wanted to be a parent,
—[112:21.780 --> 112:29.980] no matter what shortcomings they had or no matter the shortcomings that the child would have presented. When you do not go ahead and consider that and you only think about what
—[112:29.980 --> 112:38.060] you would have to deal with on your own, that is selfish. That's my opinion. Ain't a fact, you can think whatever y'all wanna think. That's how I feel. That is
—[112:38.060 --> 112:46.460] how I answer whatever question. Fuck that! Now the question I actually asked you was, if a parent decided to keep the child with Down syndrome,
—[112:46.500 --> 112:54.760] would you be okay with them publicly announcing that they... No, I'm not okay with them announcing anything, period. I said that 1. My second thought was the fact that they're
—[112:54.760 --> 113:02.900] announcing it makes me look at them as ill-moral in the sense of how they share their shit with the group. So, if they decided to keep the
—[113:02.900 --> 113:11.100] child, great. I still think you should go ahead and take some leeway and some time to actually go and experience this for self before you go run out here.
—[113:11.580 --> 113:19.700] And I said that. I agree. Nevermind, nevermind just sharing it with your lifestyle shit. I think people need to do that today in private. Think about this. Just demonize and nothing. I'm with you,
—[113:19.700 --> 113:27.880] but think about this though. Think about this. I just like to pair anyone. If you think that making that other choice is a bad choice, to me, them
—[113:27.880 --> 113:38.760] saying, hey, I made a different choice. Why? Might be encouraging. I love to finish my time! It might
—[113:38.760 --> 113:46.920] be helping people to not make the bad, which you would consider to be a bad choice. It's like when people say I chose
—[113:46.920 --> 113:55.040] adoption. It might encourage them not to make the choice of adoption. You know what I would like? And I can't make this a reality for anybody who doesn't want to do
—[113:55.040 --> 114:03.260] it, so that's fine. What I would have liked is for 2 people who are in a loving relationship, marry, whatever, to decide
—[114:03.260 --> 114:11.280] to just raise the blessing that they sought after to make. That's how I feel. Y'all can go, y'all
—[114:11.280 --> 114:19.320] can say whatever y'all want. Because if I get married tomorrow and I have a child with a woman, we're going to raise that child no matter how
—[114:19.320 --> 114:27.340] they come out. That's how I feel. I can't expect anybody to say, I just said before that, that's how I feel. That's just me. Just to
—[114:27.340 --> 114:35.380] give some context too, 1 interesting thing about Down syndrome is the kids are living a lot longer. Up until like 1983, 1984, the average
—[114:35.380 --> 114:43.500] lifespan of a person with Down syndrome was like 23. No, it was even, it was like 23, 24 years old. So some of it for a lot of parents also was, do I want
—[114:43.500 --> 114:51.540] to bring a child to a world that's going to die. And I got to bury this motherfucker. Relatively young. I'm just saying, I'm just saying that's another factor. Now that it's really to
—[114:51.540 --> 114:59.760] your point, now the child, the average age of Down syndrome is 60. Just in our lifetime, it's gone from 23, 24
—[114:59.760 --> 115:08.180] to 60. That's crazy. That also means the quality of life is different. So I'm just saying that's another factor to think of. The guy I know, a friend of mine, he really exists,
—[115:08.760 --> 115:17.000] had to make this decision and they got all the genetic testing and they decided to keep the baby. And It has made their life more challenging,
—[115:17.260 --> 115:25.360] but they decided to do it. And I see the kid, he's a great kid, and their life is very full, you know what I mean? But it is changing every decision they've ever had to
—[115:25.360 --> 115:33.820] make and every plan they've ever had. Because it's a decision you make, I think that should be a decision you make the minute that you and your partner decide
—[115:34.160 --> 115:42.250] to go ahead and try to have a baby. Try to have a baby. That's how I feel. I'm with you. That's the part that's missing. Everyone doesn't have to feel that way, but I
—[115:42.250 --> 115:50.540] do think just like how we have to consider all the things in a possibility. I'm so shocked that y'all feel this way. Me too. Given all the jokes we made about going up to Dyckman and all the jokes about abortion clinics. Can I say
—[115:50.540 --> 115:58.540] exactly, now everybody is like holier than now, I don't believe in abortion, all y'all need to go get signs and stuff? No abortion out front of the bitch. This is what I'm saying, E-Manny, and I don't mean
—[115:58.540 --> 116:07.240] no disrespect or no harm. For me, you know I love you my nigga, for a man to sell me, oh I think it's selfish, right? It's
—[116:07.240 --> 116:15.520] like, it's so hard for me to even, because number 1, right? Ooh, you're cooking. I don't know what the cook is yet. I didn't cook nothing, babe, but I will,
—[116:15.520 --> 116:23.560] give me a second. I, Oh man, I'm, I'm, in a, y'all tell me if I'm wrong. A woman
—[116:23.560 --> 116:31.820] and a man have a baby, right? The woman does the bulk of the work with the kid, whether you're together or not, correct? I've been a stay at home mom, and I've
—[116:31.820 --> 116:39.960] been a single mom, and the custodial parent has the hardest go. If the custodial parent is dead, he has the hardest go, right? When that
—[116:39.960 --> 116:48.260] nigga wake up in the middle of the night with diarrhea, the 1 wiping his ass and fucking putting him back to bed, that's the 1 that has the hardest go, right? So for a dad, in
—[116:48.260 --> 116:57.460] my opinion, to say, well, I think that's selfish, right? When the brother to work is typically by a mom, on top of the fact that I
—[116:57.460 --> 117:05.700] think it's selfish to come from a place of privilege when you are a healthy, good looking guy, you man need to love a guy. You ain't even start
—[117:05.700 --> 117:14.160] looking your age till 2, 3 years ago, nigga. You look 13 for 20 years straight. You are healthy, you look good, you talented, you successful, right? It's people that
—[117:14.160 --> 117:22.440] have mental health issues, health issues, all kind of shit, along with kids with other mental issues. So it's like, I feel like that's crazy to say
—[117:22.540 --> 117:30.600] it's selfish to not bring the kid in with the extra issues when we're not counting in the fact that mom in itself or dad in itself can have issues, on top of the fact
—[117:30.600 --> 117:38.760] that mom does the work for the work. I don't want to hear a man say it. That added a bunch of shit that I never even said. And on top of that, I'm addressing a couple, not 2 single people.
—[117:39.060 --> 117:48.040] I'm addressing a married couple who decided to have a kid, not a single man over here, a single woman. That's not add- Does your position change if you're single? You
—[117:48.040 --> 117:56.080] got to say everything you want to say. I'm just giving you some pushback, Emanie. Is that OK? But you give a pushback that's not accurate to the actual story. I'm adding. What the fuck do you mean? But you didn't act like you were only upset about this story. You're
—[117:56.080 --> 118:04.240] saying in general you don't like this position. You're taking it for granted. I'm responding to it. Can I ask you a question? Wait a minute. Let me finish first. What I'm responding to is you
—[118:04.240 --> 118:12.260] saying it's selfish. What I'm responding to is them. Right, but that's what I'm responding to because I feel like what the fuck is the gauge of
—[118:12.260 --> 118:20.280] it? And I'm only speaking to them saying, I'm not even talking about the lifestyle content part because we disagree there already. I'm not talking about putting it
—[118:20.280 --> 118:28.280] online. I'm talking about the whole factor of you assessing this situation knowing that this damn sum of your kid is not a kid that you won't be able
—[118:28.280 --> 118:36.280] to give a good life to. That's the part. I think that it's dangerous to say that that's a selfish thing to do when you could be, I would rather, and this
—[118:36.280 --> 118:44.340] to go with abortion period. Because this is the thing, when I walk my black ass past the abortion clinic and the nuns is out there, or the bitches out there with the signs, when I turn around and
—[118:44.340 --> 118:52.380] say, hey, can you help me with diapers? Them bitches say no, you gotta call this program, right? So listen to me though, you mean? I want you to really, I want you to listen
—[118:52.380 --> 119:00.400] to me to understand what I'm saying. You're gonna do it for trouble. No, I hear what you're saying. No, no, I want you to listen to me, to like hear what I'm saying. I hear what you're saying. So what I'm saying to
—[119:00.400 --> 119:08.560] you is like, if it's the same to me, it's similar, where when I look at it, I would rather a kid never
—[119:08.560 --> 119:16.860] be born at all, than to deal with some of the shit that these kids deal with when they're not loved properly or when they're not taken care of properly. If a motherfucker can say, damn,
—[119:16.860 --> 119:25.300] I don't want this damn syndrome child, That's enough for me to say, you know But going to get rid of that motherfucker because if not, I rather that than that child torture I
—[119:25.520 --> 119:34.120] agree with you and drag along because I Okay, I agree with you on that. First
—[119:34.120 --> 119:42.260] off, we're assuming what these people feel and think about this situation or why they did it, for 1. We don't know. So we don't even
—[119:42.260 --> 119:50.280] know that reason to why they did it. That's 1. But I want to stick to the example. I'm sticking to the example. So my example of what I would have done for
—[119:50.280 --> 119:58.380] myself is out of the context of what this conversation is. If we're basing it back to the start of this conversation, we're talking about 2 people. Why does that have to be so literal, Yanny? Because
—[119:58.380 --> 120:06.400] it matters. That's a little disingenuous. No, it matters. That matters. That's what Yanny actually does. I'm going to let you finish, but just hear this. It feels a little disingenuous. I don't like when y'all do that. No, but even,
—[120:06.400 --> 120:15.080] but. I don't like the argument. Hey, man, it feels. Whoa, whoa, 1 more time, 1 more time, please. Let me just say this real quick, and I'm gonna, the reason why it feels a little disingenuous is you didn't give
—[120:15.080 --> 120:23.140] the impression, and maybe I misunderstood you, that your outrage about the decision was because of their specific circumstances. It sounded like you were saying anybody who makes this
—[120:23.140 --> 120:31.470] decision is making an immoral decision and a selfish decision. No, I'm just saying, that's how we heard you. That's how we heard it. I'm just saying that's how you heard me. Is that how you
—[120:31.500 --> 120:39.880] heard me? Is that how you heard me? Yeah, you were saying them. No, no, no, no, no, no. They're saying something different. You're saying anybody, like you said, you gave yourself as an example.
—[120:39.880 --> 120:48.120] If 2 people sit down and say they are going to have a child, they should have a child. I'm speaking about that relationship. So 2 single people, you have a different interpretation. And I also said I see situations differently
—[120:48.220 --> 120:56.980] depending on the circumstance. I gave an example of 2 things of why it would make sense for someone to do so. I'm talking about this situation. Y'all
—[120:57.120 --> 121:05.380] wanna take this 1 and then add other context to it and then make it a larger conversation when we will focus it on that. That's what carcass do. That's what we think you are listening to what I'm saying. No,
—[121:05.380 --> 121:13.840] no, great. I'm going back to the original point. The original point is these 2 people, everybody can do what they're gonna do. If we're going based off of them,
—[121:13.840 --> 121:21.980] how I feel about them, Especially attached with the lifestyle shit, especially attached with them. I see any real context. Yes. That's how I feel I got
—[121:21.980 --> 121:30.300] you. That's it. So what more context do they need besides we didn't want this damn syndrome, baby. No Cool. Let's just say they don't need no more context
—[121:30.300 --> 121:38.460] Now you allow people like me to look at that and think that it's ill-moral and disgusting Let me ask you a question Let me ask you
—[121:38.460 --> 121:47.240] a question I want to hear from Ishu because the chemistry between Mona and Imani is overwhelming me Oh my god Yo
—[121:47.860 --> 121:56.220] this nigga can't Go ahead In America, 40% of marriages end in divorce. Right? That's
—[121:56.220 --> 122:04.460] a real number. I ain't make it up. 40% of marriages end in divorce. So when you say it's selfish, we gotta take everything
—[122:04.460 --> 122:12.780] into consideration. So now what happens if this couple, God forbid, breaks up? Right? And now, to Mona's point
—[122:12.780 --> 122:21.040] about the selfishness for a man, us, when Typically what happens when a couple breaks up, the mother is typically
—[122:21.040 --> 122:29.460] the custodial parent. So now for the man, to Mona's point, to say that it is selfish when me
—[122:29.460 --> 122:37.580] and you, I'm only gonna put me and you in this me and you have mothers that are raising our kids by themselves Right to where we
—[122:37.580 --> 122:45.780] are not necessarily doing what we should be doing accordingly according to the world I was thinking it 1 goes ahead. All right, hold on. Let me finish No, I'm listen according to the world.
—[122:45.780 --> 122:54.560] So now this particular woman might end up raising a child by herself with Down syndrome. Or often they not. With
—[122:54.560 --> 123:02.640] Down syndrome. So when you say it's selfish, yes it is selfish, but selfish ain't necessarily always about hey I let you rock and roll.
—[123:02.640 --> 123:16.740] But y'all saying stuff that I did not say I'm not y'all I'm talking you're giving examples of stuff that I did not say I didn't say a woman would be selfish Selfish
—[123:16.760 --> 123:25.040] you said they are being selfish they are being selfish but selfishness in this particular instance may not be a bad thing because number 1, they also
—[123:25.040 --> 123:33.080] thinking about the potential drawbacks that this kid is going to have outside being teased and the life that this kid may live, that might not be a selfish
—[123:33.080 --> 123:41.320] thing that they're thinking about. They might be thinking about the kid and how he's going to fear in this mean-ass world. You're right. And could it also be a world on another side of it where it is selfish
—[123:41.320 --> 123:49.340] for other reasons? It is selfish. That's it. But it ain't necessarily a bad thing. I get the context y'all are saying are under. Let's just say I don't believe that that's the reason why
—[123:49.340 --> 123:57.380] they're being selfish We don't let's just say let's just say I'm assuming from the information and from what the pattern is Especially people who get into lifestyle content. Most
—[123:57.380 --> 124:05.380] of them don't survive period Most of them are usually doing it under the guise of being happy and they really not. They end up breaking up anyways. So the fact that you know that from the jump. So
—[124:05.380 --> 124:13.460] the least they can do is have a baby. No. That was a drill. That's even more reason for them not. I mean it's broadcasting. But that's even more reason to not play with something like this when it comes to
—[124:13.460 --> 124:22.120] broadcasting to your viewership. Having a child is some serious shit. Hey yo. What?
—[124:22.120 --> 124:30.260] Podcasting with Emeanie. It's a 15 minute show. We can't let them back. Hey listen. Hey listen. You niggas go ahead and play around with it if y'all want. I'm telling y'all the way I
—[124:30.260 --> 124:38.520] look at it. We're talking about people having a child. We're talking about people who are in a loving marriage, right? That we want to assume. Hear
—[124:38.520 --> 124:46.880] me out. We're talking about 2 people. He's barely got a chance to speak man. Let him finish. We're talking about 2 people who are using this lifestyle content shit
—[124:47.120 --> 124:55.160] to promote relationship, promote what they're going through, right? I think there's a proper way to still do that even if you're trying to appeal to a fan base. We did it, Joe.
—[124:55.160 --> 125:03.380] I think sometimes you go away from that. Word. That's it. Did you ever watch Life Goes On? E-Manny. The show, you ever watch it, Ports? Yeah. What ever happened to Chris
—[125:03.380 --> 125:11.820] Burke, Corky? First of all, podcasted feature, E-Meany. He's a successful singer and actor. It's a 15 minute show because we not allowed to give you no pushback. I do, of course. Why
—[125:11.820 --> 125:19.860] can't we give you pushback, E-Meany? Let's get into that. Because I don't agree with y'all pushback. And y'all taking my stance and making extras on top of my 1 stance.
—[125:19.860 --> 125:27.980] I'm talking about them. Right. There's other situations where other people where it might make more sense. I acknowledge that. Okay. I'm giving my opinion based off of them. On them.
—[125:27.980 --> 125:39.180] That's it. And you are not- But you are assuming what they life is like. We all assuming. I know. I don't know nothing about their life I think that's a
—[125:39.480 --> 125:47.660] tough bold decision for them to make and it's a good decision that they made it early cool rather than waiting until afterwards and saying I can't do it and I think everybody looks at it the different
—[125:47.660 --> 125:55.740] way because they could. Just in general for the next podcast thing, right? When we chatting, right, are we always supposed to, because just to be honest, I hate when y'all do that. I thought it
—[125:55.740 --> 126:03.740] was a me and thing. When we be talking about Billy and Lisa, and it's like we have to, well Billy said it, Lisa said it, it's like, it's a topic that affects a lot of
—[126:03.740 --> 126:11.820] people. Can we step outside of that box, or do we have to particularly say, I'm a damn dead serious. Like for you, you'd rather us say, like even with this,
—[126:11.820 --> 126:19.820] like on those 2 people, and that's what we're talking about, and that's it. Because my opinion that I'm giving is based off of those 2. He feels misrepresented. Yeah, like I'm not, I'm not. Cause I,
—[126:19.820 --> 126:28.240] mostly what I said, I knew you didn't say it. Yeah, because, because y'all threw in context of single mother, single parent, this and that. I'm not talking about that. I mean, you're doing the same thing though. You realize that, right?
—[126:28.260 --> 126:36.300] Exactly. For example, you're, you're, no, Just listen. I'm saying, you're saying that we're making assumptions about things or adding things that you didn't say in making
—[126:36.300 --> 126:44.760] an argument. You've done the same thing by attributing selfishness to the character that they have, and we didn't say that. So as in we're all adding things to expand the conversation. We
—[126:44.760 --> 126:52.960] just don't all get quite as upset about it. No, no, I think it's a difference between adding context to their situation and
—[126:52.960 --> 127:01.760] now talking about single people. Which wouldn't have happened. Short for Fairlouis with special needs children. Absolutely. I'm trying to help them out. Okay?
—[127:01.760 --> 127:09.820] I'm trying to give encouragement in the home. All right, don't be mad at me because I told you to sit by your husband and shut your mouth and watch the game and stop trying to take his peace
—[127:09.820 --> 127:18.540] and joy because he's enjoying this Knicks championship. I'm not a pick me. I'm already picked. Oh, they were my husband's 25
—[127:18.760 --> 127:27.180] years. I know that I didn't way to pick me though. Exactly, we the main bitches that's picking us. No, no, she was responding.
—[127:27.180 --> 127:35.540] She was responding to they calling her pick me cause she said this, which I thought was a great message, but I'm a bird If
—[127:35.540 --> 127:44.060] your husband is a Knicks fan Just let that man be happy. I know I know you've never seen him this excited before Don't
—[127:44.060 --> 127:52.860] take it personal. Okay, you could never get him this happy you could never nothing that you could personally do That
—[127:52.860 --> 128:00.980] would allow him to feel this level of excitement and happiness that he's feeling right now So just let him live in it. Just let him
—[128:00.980 --> 128:09.460] live in it. Just let him bask in this joy that he is exuding your bitches gonna pick me over anything don't be jealous
—[128:10.360 --> 128:18.580] that you've never in your life been able to make him this happy just just let that man live just This is a special time for him.
—[128:20.500 --> 128:28.820] We can't get it. We don't understand it, but this is a special, special time for him. Let him live. Let him live. He's real happy right now. It's some pick me in there. I don't know why.
—[128:28.900 --> 128:36.900] Leave that man alone. It's some pick me in there. The pick me is her pointing out that you can never make him that happy.
—[128:37.800 --> 128:45.880] You could have said all of that and been 100% correct without saying you could never make him that happy. You know what's so funny? The first thing I think in my head is that she's probably talking
—[128:45.880 --> 128:53.920] about she can't make her own nigga that happy and she's talking about her own nigga. Wait, wait, slowly, slowly, slowly. Yeah, y'all fucker. No. Why? How does that part make her a pick
—[128:53.920 --> 129:02.480] me? Because when you say the pick me's are, they say things to appeal to the women. The term is used for women who are saying things to appeal to men. So
—[129:02.480 --> 129:10.740] that part there is, yo, you could never make him that happy trying to appeal to the niggas. You know what would've changed that sentiment maybe? Is he would've said, we can't make
—[129:10.740 --> 129:18.780] them that happy. Yes. Because then it now feels like I'm speaking us instead of- That's a great point, Imani. Imani's right. That's the only
—[129:18.780 --> 129:26.920] thing. I still don't take this as pick me shit. But like you said in the follow up clip you played, I can't be a pick me, I'm already picked. It's
—[129:26.920 --> 129:35.780] clearly. Yeah, it's a pick me in there. That 1 sentence would have changed everything. Everything. Anyway,
—[129:35.780 --> 129:43.800] that wasn't even the clip I was motherfucking trying to play y'all niggas, but. Here we go. Every captcha you've
—[129:43.800 --> 129:51.980] solved for nearly 20 years has been unpaid work for Google. Let me explain. In 2007, a Carnegie Mellon professor named Louis Van
—[129:51.980 --> 130:00.120] An realized that hundreds of millions of people were solving captures every single day. And all of that brain power was being used to identify these squiggly letters.
—[130:00.220 --> 130:08.300] And so he built a new system called Recaptcha, which instead of showing you distorted text, showed you 2 words. 1 of the words the system already knew, and that was your
—[130:08.300 --> 130:16.360] test. But the second word was scanned from a real book or newspaper that the computer couldn't read. If you got the known word right, The computer automatically trusted
—[130:16.360 --> 130:24.520] your answer for the unknown 1. This whole time you thought you were proving you were human, but you were also transcribing books for Google. By 2011, ReCAPTCHA had digitized the
—[130:24.520 --> 130:32.700] entire Google Books archive and 13 million articles from the New York Times dating back to 1851. Then starting in 2012, ReCAPTCHA
—[130:32.700 --> 130:40.940] started using images from Google Street view every time you've identified a crosswalk or a stop sign or a Bicycle, I thought labeling training data for Google's computer
—[130:40.940 --> 130:49.300] vision models You train models that power Google Maps Google lens Google photos and even way most self-driving cars 200 million people a day
—[130:49.300 --> 130:57.320] identifying objects and images teaching a $126 billion autonomous vehicle company how to see the road. Completely crazy. Who had
—[130:57.320 --> 131:05.480] those crazy cars? That's fucking gangsta, god damn. I knew that, but yeah. That's some ghetto shit. That's gangsta shit. Hey listen, if you labor, what? God damn. That's
—[131:05.540 --> 131:13.900] nuts. The goddess. That's nuts. The goddess. I mean, I knew they got us. I just didn't know to what degree. I was just trying to look at some titties, man. Yeah.
—[131:13.900 --> 131:22.720] Something simple. I knew they was on some shit, cause it was mad times. I got the word wrong and they just let me keep cooking. They
—[131:22.720 --> 131:31.000] like, oh you got it, go ahead you. Click all the images of a bike and then it's that 1 corner. Nah, I be getting all them shit sometimes and it's still a fuck up. Yeah, that's
—[131:31.000 --> 131:41.120] it. Come get your bridge. It's still a prodigy, I don't give a fuck about that shit. Damn. You still can spell It's
—[131:41.120 --> 131:49.160] crazy that's some genius shit That's all I have for clips another rabbit to pull out of a
—[131:49.160 --> 131:57.440] hat. We had other conversations. Oh, you said you had some else. I think we start with something really heavy. Stem cell research, gay marriage
—[131:57.440 --> 132:05.480] maybe. Gun rights. Or something really easy Like not using your phone at work. I'm actually pulling up Topics y'all no, I am I'm
—[132:05.480 --> 132:13.500] put it's black music mother. I was picking up the next another 1. Yeah trying to save y'all Why we got a good spin
—[132:13.500 --> 132:21.660] doctor talk niggas is running for from The spin doctors. Yeah. Yeah, And I understand if nobody want to have it. I'm cool.
—[132:21.660 --> 132:29.880] I'll save it. We'll have it another time. No, go ahead. No, because if they're not going to participate, it's a bad. Oh, we're not talking about the band,
—[132:29.880 --> 132:38.000] the Spin Doctors. No. No. No. No. Can niggas, what was we saying? Who can get spun?
—[132:38.000 --> 132:46.520] Who can't get spun? 50 year olds getting spun. What is spun? Oh,
—[132:46.520 --> 132:54.740] yeah, that's better than, like, music question. First of all, if you fit to getting spun, what is spun the way we needed
—[132:54.740 --> 133:02.780] to explain what is leeching? What did we say spun was? I forgot. We didn't define it early, we just got right to argue it. No, no. When the chicks got you a rudder finger, but it's
—[133:02.780 --> 133:11.000] more than that right? It's more than that it was it was something else. I forgot the context of the conversation So I was like
—[133:11.000 --> 133:19.020] he was like playing like yeah spinning this point you out, you know, yeah, that's what we talking about That's what I hear Mission of spawn your nose could be open
—[133:19.020 --> 133:27.040] on a chick, but her nose could be open back on you. That's not being spun 1 is her nose is open on you. You got my
—[133:27.040 --> 133:35.200] message you really like so you're spinning her You know be in your fucking way. That's it spending for 1 front. Would you know. There's a getting over angle. Spending
—[133:35.200 --> 133:43.360] is like yeah it's some disingenuous shit like y'all I don't really fuck with you. Some manipulation. Widening off me and I'm. So getting over on somebody. Kinda
—[133:43.500 --> 133:51.700] yeah. Because it started because We were talking about who could potentially get spun and who could spin and who. And for me, at nearly
—[133:51.700 --> 133:59.880] 50, 47, I don't think I could get spun, because I didn't get spun in my 20s and 30s. So I wouldn't get spun now. The people I see getting spun at our big age
—[133:59.880 --> 134:09.060] is people that either been in something their whole life and they free for the first time. Oh yeah. Or somebody who never got no pussy. Yeah. And
—[134:09.060 --> 134:17.180] they just got access. They get spun quick. I think it's some niggas that might've got spun and don't know that they was spun. I mean that's
—[134:17.180 --> 134:25.320] possible. That's probably very possible. You don't know you spun? That's my point. But you said even after they didn't, they don't realize. Yeah, like even after
—[134:25.440 --> 134:33.520] you still ain't realizing, oh shit, I got spun now. Oh shit, there's some niggas out here that got that. I know a couple like that. They think it's just a relationship that didn't end well.
—[134:33.520 --> 134:41.580] It's like, no, bro, she had it. It didn't start well either. Yeah, right. In the middle wasn't good. Do you think at this age you could get spotted by, I'm talking about anybody, if
—[134:41.580 --> 134:49.700] you were single. No. Damn right. Fuck no. I don't think so, bro. I think a lot of shit come with experience Yeah,
—[134:49.700 --> 134:58.040] and I think a lot of it does to Mark's point come with to access because there's a lot of people that got pussy But a lot of people never fucked with
—[134:58.740 --> 135:11.160] Apple echelon Right, So you might have fucked mad sixes and sevens in your life and then or just nice you meet that 11 And
—[135:11.160 --> 135:19.240] you never dealt with a girl of that mag of that Yeah, and she could potentially spend you I think that niggas that have been. I see
—[135:19.240 --> 135:27.560] people get spun by sixes though. Don't go. Oh hell yeah. It's a rating. Don't matter. I was just giving, I was just giving an example. Spinsters. No not. They didn't. Cause it ain't always
—[135:27.560 --> 135:35.880] about looks. Yeah. It's some 11s mentally and emotionally that'll spin you. Yeah. Rest in peace to... Never mind. Yeah, don't...
—[135:35.920 --> 135:44.120] No, I won't. But they said somebody that ain't for all intents and purposes a major, major looker, but they said she had
—[135:44.240 --> 135:52.327] niggas. Who? Marilyn Monroe. The other thing is... The other thing
—[135:52.560 --> 136:01.080] is... Oh. That pussy good. She look like she got a hamburger on her. Cheeseburger. Oh,
—[136:01.100 --> 136:09.140] the other thing, the other thing. That bite back, that Gucci that go like that. The gripper. Yeah, that thing that whip you up. No, the other thing is sometimes
—[136:09.140 --> 136:17.160] y'all think people got spun and they didn't they made an active choice Like just because I'm spending money That ain't spun that is fun. You know, But some
—[136:17.160 --> 136:25.620] people look at me and be like, yo, she's spinning that n***a. It's like, nah. Because if I ever got forbidden, if my wife ever get abducted by aliens. Hit
—[136:25.620 --> 136:33.660] by a bus. Yeah, or hit by a bus. All right. There's a couple possibilities, not people, because I don't see anybody else. Of course not.
—[136:33.660 --> 136:41.680] I could imagine circumstances where I say, look, I'm 50. It is what it is. It is what it is. I understand the price of admission. My eyes are wide open. She ain't getting
—[136:41.680 --> 136:49.860] over on me. It's quid pro quo. I can see that kind of situation. That's not getting spun. That's tricking. That's you. People confuse
—[136:49.860 --> 136:58.100] tricking with getting spun. True. Well, some people can get tricked into. There's that too. You can start
—[136:58.100 --> 137:06.140] tricking and end up spinning. Yeah. And not realizing it. And you convince yourself, I'm just tricking. I'm doing my thing. You don't realize all that can happen I'm just saying ain't all the same
—[137:06.680 --> 137:15.640] Nothing most of us ain't here would trick before we spent like this 1. I would have to I would have me mommy What
—[137:15.640 --> 137:23.760] would be the oh What would be the 1 of the first signs if you can tell someone's trying to spin you? Like if you have to step back. For
—[137:23.940 --> 137:32.120] me? Yeah, just like if you had to analyze the situation. Reciprocity. That's a big 1. I don't need reciprocity. I need reciprocity. Not if you're tricking. No, not if you're tricking. Oh yeah. But
—[137:32.120 --> 137:40.180] that's not my bad. We're talking about the spin. But like yeah, I think this is 1 thing, but I ain't getting nothing back. Oh shit. Like yo, if I'm calling you or if I'm reaching out to you or if I'm trying to
—[137:40.180 --> 137:48.660] spend time with you and you not meeting me, then I'm cool. For me, the sign is if I'm making choices that are outside
—[137:48.940 --> 137:57.120] of my desire or ability. For example, if I'm spending more money than I got to spend, then the first time, and you start to feel like you got
—[137:57.120 --> 138:05.280] to, to get that attention, to get that call back, to get all that kind of shit, That's when you'd be like, oh wait, what the fuck am I doing? That might not be the girl always doing that. That might be your own ego trying
—[138:05.280 --> 138:13.500] to keep up with the type of shit you want. Or your insecurity. Or your insecurity. So she might not even require you to do that, but you feel like that's the only thing you can do to her. You're spinning yourself
—[138:13.500 --> 138:21.600] at that point. So that don't have to be the girl. That is happening to me. That is happening to me. I wasn't getting spun. I was just overextending
—[138:21.600 --> 138:30.080] because she was used to people with a certain amount of money, and I didn't quite have that much. You had that little meat. The meat is what kept it in, believe me. It wasn't my wallet.
—[138:30.480 --> 138:38.560] Were the real spinners who intended this to spin you? Yeah. See that's the thing, like any time that I've witnessed someone
—[138:38.560 --> 138:46.860] get spun on some, like, really good spun shit, they couldn't detect it from jump because the person that was spinning them was
—[138:47.000 --> 138:55.000] so ill that they moved in such a fashion where you couldn't even. I don't even care about your money. Yo, not only that, I'm not even requiring you to do the certain
—[138:55.000 --> 139:03.400] things that I'm seeing other niggas do, and that's where we start, which motivates you to want to go ahead and do more. Like, I ain't going to lie, there's some masterful spinners.
—[139:03.400 --> 139:11.480] There's some assassins out here. There's some assassins that bring you a go-yard wallet you'd be like oh yeah. Shit. I gotta do something for her.
—[139:11.480 --> 139:19.595] Yeah. And Yoshida bought you a wallet. Go-yard wallet. And you want to. You buy a Gucci matching lungo set. Work.
—[139:19.595 --> 139:27.600] Work. Work. I'm telling you dog this shit is real. There's some assassins out here that real walk the dog. For sure. I don't know if I
—[139:27.600 --> 139:35.740] can get spun today, but I'm not going to eliminate the thought, depending on, I might, you never know, I might be
—[139:35.740 --> 139:43.840] able to find myself really fucking with somebody. And I'm so caught up into just the moment, thinking that I'm getting something out of them that I'm
—[139:43.840 --> 139:51.960] really not, and end up. See, I don't think you can do it for me. The spin is when you overlook the bulls. You look at all that, bro. You
—[139:51.960 --> 140:00.120] can see it. The red flags. Yeah. That's where the spin come in. I can't. Have y'all been spun before? No. Yeah, for sure.
—[140:00.460 --> 140:08.609] Short-term. I'm pretty sure. Short-term. Short-term is fun, for sure. Yeah. But the spin, the spin, you
—[140:08.609 --> 140:16.760] know what's the funny part is, when I think back to it, she could've just kept it a buck. Cause like, you ain't even have to do all that. Like, I might've been more
—[140:16.760 --> 140:25.120] comfortable with you just telling me straight up what it was that you were looking for, and me still finding a way to try to provide it. That's the same, that's the same. You sound like a bitch. I was just gonna break it up. You
—[140:25.120 --> 140:33.120] guys fucking sound like a bitch. That's how it is. You should have just came to me. If you just wanted to fuck, you could have just said that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you sound like A00, man.
—[140:33.120 --> 140:41.160] Oh, poor E. It's true. Yo, now, again, yo, for me, y'all know me. I talk. So for you to
—[140:41.160 --> 140:49.180] even get me, I got to be able to talk to you. So if You're not putting that time in to talk to me and get to know me. I'm not gonna get to know you.
—[140:49.180 --> 140:58.440] Do you think a elite level spinner can get you through conversation? Yeah,
—[140:58.440 --> 141:06.780] but they gotta talk to me. I know, I'm just saying, but I'm talking about the elites, they know that. They, okay, I know I gotta talk to this. But so listen to this, if she's giving me time and attention
—[141:06.780 --> 141:15.040] and I'm giving her time and attention, where's the spin? Yeah, I'm about to say it's not a spin. She not spinning me. You get what I'm saying? Like, cause it's not outside of my norm.
—[141:15.040 --> 141:23.620] I'm not doing anything outside of my norm. This is what I normally do. We get together, we gonna hang out, we gonna laugh, we gonna joke, we gonna go get something to eat, whatever the case may be. I
—[141:23.620 --> 141:31.760] ain't buying no bins. I'm not doing, you know what I'm saying? I'm not going above and beyond. So all of these things. She really want bins. It's
—[141:31.760 --> 141:40.040] always attached to the sub. Not to no money. No, no, no, I'm saying, that's on the accent. So in those situations, if a girl is spinning a dude, what's the end result? What are they always looking for?
—[141:40.040 --> 141:48.260] They looking for some type of financial shit, status shit, like what's the spin? It could be, it could be. I think In our lives, it could be a job. It could be, you know what I'm saying?
—[141:48.260 --> 141:56.460] It could be physical attention. Bitch, might only like your dick. And only be calling you for some dick. I'm going to keep it above.
—[141:56.460 --> 142:05.040] Niggas could be access. The spin that people don't talk enough about is never mind that, it's the friendship spin. Niggas be using you for attention. Or
—[142:05.040 --> 142:13.220] access. Or access. That be the spin. That's the spin. Pretending to be cooler with you than they are. To get in the club or free or to get,
—[142:13.220 --> 142:21.280] yeah, true. I'm more leery at that than I am the chick spin. You ain't live, boy. Yeah, niggas in here. Yeah, that's peace. I mean. You know how I
—[142:21.280 --> 142:29.760] know y'all all pussy Cuz none of y'all were in the show and leave right now We get back. Yo, I'm mad
—[142:29.760 --> 142:37.860] with you hilarious We might be a top 5 dead or alive. Yo, it would be the best end of two-ish show ever. That shit would be fun. Off-ramp. Almost won prank the
—[142:37.860 --> 142:46.020] nigga. I know. We could prank that nigga. I ain't gonna lie. We could prank him, yo. Just go stand outside like we left. We go, stop it real quick, and we just go stand over the cut.
—[142:46.020 --> 142:54.440] So we drink a water. Oh, yeah, we in there. We back out. Come on, let's do it. No, no, no. You gotta wait for him to be walking in though, right? No,
—[142:54.540 --> 143:02.580] no. No, niggas, we gotta not be here. Oh, 0, like totally. I wanna get your shoes. Get my shoes, honey. I can't believe it. Come
—[143:02.580 --> 143:15.760] on, Is, get your cup. Come on, We free. On our way to freedom. They
—[143:23.240 --> 143:31.940] was trying to prank you boss! They
—[143:31.940 --> 143:41.140] was trying to prank you boss but I stopped them! It wasn't me boss! I stopped them. Y'all
—[143:41.140 --> 143:55.460] are fucking terrible. Y'all are... I stopped them boss. They were trying to leave. Everybody caught. Damn,
—[143:55.600 --> 144:03.840] son. We're still recording, so... Everybody court Damn sir, we're still recording so oh shit Fuck
—[144:03.840 --> 144:11.940] the prank up. We had them too. We did. These slow ass niggas, they getting up. Mona leaving the sneakers. Mona left. I'm
—[144:11.940 --> 144:21.100] like that's the work. I'm just getting over with this tummy tuck. Y'all is really being ridiculous at this point. Nah, he's ate at the bottom with the cup. Yo. Yo. No.
—[144:21.100 --> 144:29.160] He go, oh shit. It's the belly button. Hey, turn this thing on. It's on. It's on. It's on. We literally just got up. No, Mexico dude.
—[144:29.160 --> 144:37.200] No, the belly button. When he put you to sleep, He went to work on that cuff Y'all know how long I
—[144:37.200 --> 144:46.040] was under? No Like 6 and a half What it had to been for the work 6 and a half hours straight It was a big job Yeah,
—[144:46.040 --> 144:54.440] my belly button is elite He got you right? Yeah, I don't got the key slide It got the little folds and shit in it. Yeah, like a real belly button. Ready to get
—[144:54.480 --> 145:02.500] eater. I can't wait to come right. On some 90's shit. On some 90's shit just eating the belly button. That's just going
—[145:02.500 --> 145:10.520] crazy. Like, ah! Ew! That is so nasty. That is. That is terrible. Yo, you're disgusting. Yo, y'all tried to
—[145:10.520 --> 145:22.800] play a work prank at the end of a day when the Nick game is coming on. Ain't y'all got a hard out? Yes. Y'all want to play. That prank lasted about 42 seconds Like
—[145:22.800 --> 145:30.800] we didn't get outside yeah, we just a little bit crazy boom and then we get right there I thought by the time I got back y'all would
—[145:30.800 --> 145:38.920] have killed the topic so much that we did we did that's why the point came up spin tricking we did that we did everything we needed to do
—[145:38.920 --> 145:49.200] miss that this show really is over we just thought it'd be funny to pretend that you do when you come back and we I mean if this was the mark Lamont patreon it probably be over before
—[145:49.200 --> 145:57.260] to be done I'm saying no the topic not to show oh You were trying to end the show when the subs- I ain't got no way to go. The subs are all the way up, man. Oh, we're like 3 hours in though. The
—[145:57.260 --> 146:06.500] subs, we're not- We're close to it. Not at all. Yeah, we're about 3.30. I mean 2.30. Oh. Sound
—[146:06.500 --> 146:14.720] like we got some more topics to go. What else you got? So just need to grass on club Shae Shae. I actually do watch it. You want to do the glass? Tyson
—[146:15.060 --> 146:23.160] First of all, I love him so much. It hurts me that we have been reaching out for him to come sit down here and
—[146:23.160 --> 146:31.360] he's dubbing us. I can't imagine why. You, the same reason everyone else don't come here no more. Yeah, that's why. The science Guys not coming here because of me.
—[146:31.360 --> 146:42.260] Yes more. Okay, you fucked a lot of But
—[146:42.260 --> 146:50.280] for the record fans back in the day I'm talking about now stupid But fans if you do like Neil deGrasse Tyson I did a one-on-one interview with him last week last year on Al
—[146:50.280 --> 146:58.360] Jazeera about 11 Months ago, so I don't think I'm the reason but What you think the reason is? I'm the
—[146:58.360 --> 147:06.400] reason You know my boy I have
—[147:06.400 --> 147:14.840] no idea. Oh, okay. The comedic timing of that joke is going down. So are you the reason why anybody won't come up here to your knowledge? I'm sure oh this
—[147:14.860 --> 147:22.860] as are you? Oh That's my knowledge Who you think more niggas won't come up here for, you
—[147:22.860 --> 147:31.320] or Mark? Come on. Me. You. Oh. Who ain't gonna come up here? I'm gonna bring them all up here and they have a chance. I feel like we moving to go. Don't do that. My boy gonna get mad.
—[147:31.400 --> 147:39.960] Nigga. I think we moving to go post a little bit. Okay. Anybody
—[147:39.960 --> 147:48.260] that won't come up here for me ain't invited up here. All right, take Joe out. All right, check it out, take Joe out. Who over here you think
—[147:48.260 --> 147:57.060] is the reason who has more people that won't come up here for them? It gotta be Joe. I said take him out. Well
—[147:57.060 --> 148:05.060] without me, I got Mark, 1 A and you 1 B. Who would come up here for me? Freeze.
—[148:05.820 --> 148:16.400] Somebody, some people might still hold you to that old shit. Freeze has offended a lot of people in his. Yeah I think he's 1 A. Yeah, and maybe maybe some people maybe I
—[148:16.400 --> 148:24.480] take he has to be 1a yes people have said that to me about him. Nobody's ever said that to me about you. I'm just talking my shit. And the truth is, there's
—[148:24.480 --> 148:32.480] a lot of people who don't fuck with me, but those aren't the guests we bring up here. Most people who don't fuck with me are political guests. There's a lot of people who wouldn't come on a show with me, but they're like tell
—[148:32.480 --> 148:42.460] me I need to know who said that Oh, it's a okay. Well, I want to know at least 4 people Who
—[148:42.740 --> 148:50.740] no, I wouldn't be here I'm taking off that day The 1
—[148:50.740 --> 148:58.780] you know the 1 you know, it's all we've talked about. Oh, I don't know who that 1 is. The first name is SZA. What in the world you just said?
—[148:58.780 --> 149:06.780] SZA ain't fucking for real. Insane. I can understand that. Is that a fact? Yeah, that's a fact. Yeah, that's a fact. Oh shit. It was only because I just didn't like her. It was no Twitter shit. I just
—[149:06.780 --> 149:14.880] did not like her album. Damn. Okay. Shout out to SZA, I love you. I love SZA. I'm a fan. I didn't like the SOS, the original 1, not
—[149:14.880 --> 149:22.980] the deluxe. I had peace of mind. Hey, SZA don't fuck with Breeze, fuck SZA. Nope, nope, nope, nope. SZA, no, no, no, no. We're not doing that. And that's Big Jersey. Sorry. Check it
—[149:22.980 --> 149:31.561] out. Sorry. And that's Big Jersey. Big Jersey, we love you, SZA. I love you, SZA. That's I
—[149:32.500 --> 149:40.840] love you What what I would cut this if you cut it I might come up with Fuck with you for that. Okay. Nigga, if SZA told me not to speak to Freeze again. I was saying. What? What? I would cut SZA off. She said if you cut him off, I might come up. He'd be like. With
—[149:40.840 --> 149:49.040] SZA, right? Huh? With SZA. Yeah, come on now. I ain't playing with. SZA's so cute with them freckles. You think I'm gonna change My friendship with freeze over something that says I said 1 of the biggest R&B pop
—[149:49.040 --> 149:57.080] stars that we have today Not a chance I wouldn't do that hell. I ain't coming tomorrow.
—[149:57.080 --> 150:05.160] No, that's peace. That's fucked up. I'm gonna tell you something Joe if there was a guess That said I'm not coming up there because Mark's up
—[150:05.160 --> 150:13.440] there. I would be totally comfortable if you told me. I know you would, but that's not how it works. But you know I would. And I told you that before. That applies very well. I'm sure Freeze would. Everybody would.
—[150:13.440 --> 150:21.540] You know me. Of course, I know that. Wait, there's no guest that could come to you and say, listen, I would love to come sit, but there's certain person up there I can't sit
—[150:21.540 --> 150:29.740] with. Is there anybody? Nobody. He wouldn't, Joe wouldn't let that fly. They can't come up here. That's not true. If it was somebody I wanted to speak to, and they felt like that, I would
—[150:29.740 --> 150:38.160] do a remote location. Gotcha, gotcha. He would do a remote location and speak to them, But they can't come up here. So if Hov said, I want to come up here, but Flip can't be here.
—[150:38.460 --> 150:46.840] Well, Hov wouldn't say that. But if he did? No, he can't come up here. OK. He would do the 1 on somewhere else with him. I think that just says more about me. True.
—[150:46.840 --> 150:54.880] It does. It depends on the why, but yeah, I think so. If it's just some fucking shit. Unless a nigga is- What why could make that acceptable?
—[150:55.920 --> 151:04.080] I mean, unless the person that worked here has harmed someone. That's what I was about to say. Oh, of course. They did something, obviously. Mark, you're trying to sneak in some abuse. No, no, not abuse.
—[151:04.560 --> 151:12.680] No, nigga, not abuse. Is that all y'all think about is abuse? You can't go get that abuse in there, boy. Nigga, I'm talking about like, he stole some money from me. We got to,
—[151:12.680 --> 151:20.760] I just, like, I legit, say I legitimately did something to somebody like, yo, Mark, mark burnt me for some money when he was working with me 10 years Okay, that's what I'm talking about. I don't
—[151:20.760 --> 151:28.900] know why yeah, I can't see him saying I would say to you Like yo, I kind of did him wrong. I can see why He don't want me to I'll bow out.
—[151:28.900 --> 151:37.960] Oh, you feel like mark. I need you, But I think that's okay. I think that's okay. Give me the other names Nigga, I still want to know the name is say Just
—[151:37.960 --> 151:46.060] say it nigga. Oh Amanda. Oh, yeah, Amanda Amanda. That's a that's like comedy Yeah, Amanda Seale says she won't come up here cuz free Z
—[151:46.060 --> 151:54.140] that's to already said if she were to come up here I wouldn't be here anyway so you can come up here. Give
—[151:54.140 --> 152:02.160] me the day off that day. I don't want it squashed. I love it man. Me too. I don't have beefs. It's not up. You stay over there I stay over
—[152:02.160 --> 152:10.460] here. Why? I don't rock with her. She don't rock with me and I'm perfectly fine with that. We don't need each other You don't know that I'm assuming I was a shit she did about with homeboy.
—[152:10.480 --> 152:18.560] Which is a lot of shit What okay? Yeah, I'm sure who saw that's to keep that young this or is that like to send me on I mean
—[152:18.560 --> 152:26.920] that was just do without thinking got you I Told y'all game had to have a talk with me about freeze Mmm like in him coming up here, and then
—[152:26.920 --> 152:35.100] that was a real thing you got to understand it Me again What kind of understanding? I don't know, I'm asking you. Your little security
—[152:35.100 --> 152:44.280] buddy's watching around, that boy. And you had that little security job, that boy. Defro now, nigga.
—[152:44.280 --> 152:52.360] Defro now, nigga. He good. Oh yeah, Daz. Damn, Daz. I would love that. There's a list. Dast want me
—[152:52.360 --> 153:00.640] to say. You ain't even spoke to Dast, nigga. Not since the last time I spoke to Dast. Come on. I ain't spoke to Dast about you. But I
—[153:00.640 --> 153:08.780] assume that if I did, he would say... Man, stop, stop. 2 Chainz might have been a thing too. It was a thing. 2 Chainz...
—[153:08.780 --> 153:16.880] You ain't seen Vigilance in that chair when he was here? 2 Chainz stepped right this way. I thought I was going to have to jump in. No, you didn't. I felt it. I felt the tension on the couch. I did. No,
—[153:16.880 --> 153:24.960] you did. Yeah, I did. OK. I was like, why? I asked Issa, I was like, why Ice Fidget? Froze up, give me a minute. And Issa ain't saying nothing, because Ice ain't saying
—[153:24.960 --> 153:33.100] nothing when Sean Garrett stepped in. Hold on, hold on. Now I'm going to play into it. Oh, I heard that. I saw that 1. I'm not talking about it. She wasn't even here when 2 Chainz was here. No, I said Sean Garrett. Hey, big dog.
—[153:33.100 --> 153:41.140] He said Sean Garrett. Yo, yo, big dog. You said Ice Fidgeting. That chair is a swivel. Anytime I sit in that chair, I do that in the chair. Oh. It's only that chair. Why you keep tapping like this? I'm not even gonna sit
—[153:41.140 --> 153:49.340] in that chair. He was just like this doing this. So the chair just ain't wobbly, right? I said me. That's Maurice DuBois. He's who that? I ain't even getting the end of the way. Hey, there's cooks out there. Go look at him.
—[153:49.340 --> 153:57.380] That's Rochelle DuBois. Anytime I'm sat there, I do this in the chair. Okay. He and him, me and him was outside joking. His mom was out, we laughing, joking. He was like,
—[153:57.380 --> 154:05.420] mama, this dude, that was hate doing me. It wasn't that, bro. Okay, I'm glad to hear that. There's 1 person that has come on this show that
—[154:05.940 --> 154:14.080] I won't say their name. There's 1 I ain't disrespect Chase. I've disrespected 1 person. I've always said this. He did. It's
—[154:14.080 --> 154:22.380] 1 that. They was gonna get your ass. There's 1. I'm going to keep it a buck. Don't get your ass up here before. No, no, no. This is
—[154:22.380 --> 154:30.640] before. They was riding around jerseys. Oh, I heard about that. They was riding around jerseys. That 1? Yeah. That's when you play how it go see. No. How it go pew. I
—[154:30.640 --> 154:39.120] don't know why you up there. I said pew, pew. Usain Bolt. OK. I found out because I was at the spot. That was not how I'd go anything. I still went.
—[154:39.740 --> 154:47.900] Yo, you guys. See, you had to. I don't play with the tough nigga, but I'm not going to run. Yo, Ice, you got the
—[154:47.900 --> 154:56.260] sparkly Fenty's on today? What? You got the sparkly Fenty's on? No, I got another nigga. Nah, cause he bent
—[154:56.600 --> 155:04.620] over and I said... You looking at my ass? Call HR. Oh my God! Yeah, you mini! We all got
—[155:04.620 --> 155:12.760] bad asses in the Joe Button Park hands! This nigga said that shit's fat! Yo, what's your...yo, you is a real... Nah, you bent over to pick up the big proponem. Nah, so you just
—[155:12.760 --> 155:20.820] had to look at my ass, my nigga? I just had to see if he was wearing the Fenty's. You got to spark, cause it's Friday. These are my Friday Fentys. Wait, I'm sorry, I thought he was
—[155:20.820 --> 155:28.820] te...you really got a Fenty drawers? Yeah, I got Fenty drawers. And they really sparkly? Yeah, they sparkly. What's going on with you? I don't want to see them. That can get me in trouble. No, I'm saying like pull them up on the,
—[155:28.820 --> 155:37.060] That's true, that's fact. Not pull your ass. See them. They're see through. You can't see them. Yeah, you can't see them They're see-through listen listen match the chain listen.
—[155:37.060 --> 155:46.180] I got a baby free weekend and we Freaky I
—[155:46.180 --> 155:54.300] ain't going to have no more freaky time. So either you don't have on drawers and you just got on like body glitter. Fishnets. Or you have on, like do you just
—[155:54.300 --> 156:02.420] got dick to shorts and body shirts? Yo, fishnet 15. Yo, fishnet shorts. That's crazy. That's crazy. Fishnet boxes? Yo,
—[156:02.420 --> 156:15.200] that is crazy, son. Listen, man. That's funny, though. That's funny. He really be wearing them shit. Can I get my fucking money for them t-shirts? Can I get a t-shirt? You're the first person to get a shirt when
—[156:15.200 --> 156:23.580] I get the next little I got no change Yo, what you mean you got no change, okay record
—[156:25.760 --> 156:33.860] Y'all won't pay me as crazy. I want my fucking paper wait for what? But nobody asked you to sell my shirt nobody know how much no you
—[156:33.860 --> 156:41.880] gave everybody Cash I'm selling you 50 right now. I want a shirt. And I didn't even bid for a shirt. You don't have to pre-pay. I didn't even get a shirt. I'm going to pay for mine
—[156:41.880 --> 156:50.060] early. I didn't get a shirt either. And he could be on prize peaks with that 50, but he going to give it to you. Give me my money Joe. Oh, you ain't.
—[156:50.060 --> 156:58.160] What did he say? Give me my money. I'm sorry babe. You ain't get a shirt? No nigga. All right. You bought a bunch of mediums up here talking about y'all here go some
—[156:58.160 --> 157:06.180] shirts. 100 dollars? Wait, she just, Price of the brick went up. You owe me like $1, 100. Joe Button owes me $1, 100
—[157:06.180 --> 157:14.380] at least. Why? You owe me a good quality shirt then. Christmas bonus. He passed that money around and trusted
—[157:14.380 --> 157:22.460] y'all, and y'all was tucking extra hundreds, and I got less than everybody. Okay. My shirts was missing. Oh, his whole production crew got a shirt. Christmas on the
—[157:22.460 --> 157:30.580] way back again, too. That's the bullshit. Sneak out. That's the bullshit. Look at that shit. That's great. Ain't nobody paying a pocket yet. Nigga, you blink,
—[157:30.580 --> 157:38.940] it's going to be Christmas. 6 months from now. OK. You say that shit like that's more They use us the top of the year. It was just no I didn't see the shirt. That's what's accident
—[157:38.940 --> 157:47.020] We need look at this right this is that it ain't like that. That's nice What that's you and who's in the background? I can't see from this angle. It's all me.
—[157:47.020 --> 157:55.160] That's all her. It's all me. That's all her. Yo, she light skinned. That's juicy. Oh, I thought they changed. It's you, Charlie Baltimore. It's all me.
—[157:55.160 --> 158:08.620] Oh, that's fresh. I'm not 1 of them. And Faith at the bottom. It's you, Charlie Baltimore and Faith. That's funny. That's what I get when people say I look like Charlie Baltimore. And
—[158:08.620 --> 158:16.860] this is who I get now You know who I get now? Anesia Y'all know Anesia the rapper from the dance with Elena? No Y'all don't know
—[158:16.860 --> 158:25.134] Anesia that go with 4 backs? That's my daughter We barely know 4 backs 4 backs Y'all don't know Anesia? We didn't even know 4 backs
—[158:25.134 --> 158:33.260] was real I love 4 backs We barely know for back. Yeah, you talking to old Basses real Cool you like it bring me up for 1 of yours. I got you. How much is it? Yours is 125. I
—[158:33.260 --> 158:41.500] can't explain it. It's because I got you an educational 1. I want the 1 everybody's got. Yours is for doctorates. Yours is only for people with doctorates from a credit university.
—[158:41.500 --> 158:49.620] Ah, I got you. So yours is 125. A credit printer? This is 1100 because it's only for rappers that had hits or whatever. It's the rapper
—[158:49.620 --> 158:57.620] price. So wait, wait, hold on, so why am I on $50 then? What you trying to say? You a mutt. Yo! Yo! You a mutt. Should I be
—[158:57.620 --> 159:05.660] offended? How much is Imani's? Huh? How much is Imani's? Imani's is $75. Oh yeah, now I'm offended. Yeah, you should be fucked up. Yeah now I want the shirt. Oh
—[159:05.660 --> 159:13.680] wait, why should he be fucked up? I think I'm nice. Did you get a shirt? No I didn't get 1. That's crazy. How the fuck is 10 shirts missing out
—[159:13.680 --> 159:21.820] the load but nobody got a shirt? I didn't get 1 either. Okay, I see what the fuck. Who was handling the shirts? Who's gonna be handling this 38 when I come up here?
—[159:21.820 --> 159:30.160] Who's gonna be handling this rusty 38 when I come up here? It's gonna be me. Who was handling the shirts? I'll handle the 38,
—[159:30.580 --> 159:38.800] put it in the drawer. Did you pass them out? Did you pass them out? No, it was in a bag or something. It literally, everybody got
—[159:38.800 --> 159:46.820] a shirt. This nigga came up here with a path marked bag of mediums. Talk about your hon, give me $50. Poe sent me a picture. I love this shirt,
—[159:46.820 --> 159:54.940] Moana. I said, Poe, where's my fucking money? He said, well, I found this on the ground between the trash can and the couch. I was like, oh bitch. I gave that shirt to the doorman. Yo, it ain't
—[159:54.940 --> 160:03.160] even no trash can. He so mean. Yo, if you see Joe down there, he reppin'. He going down. Little mama, that be vacuum
—[160:03.160 --> 160:11.380] in the hallway. Oh shit, dolly shit. He gave it to the cleaning lady. Y'all know I always flirt with the doorman from nighttime. I always flirt with him. Now you're trying
—[160:11.380 --> 160:19.400] to make him mad because you made a joke. There's 2 of them. No, because the older guys in the morning and the
—[160:19.400 --> 160:28.880] young guys at night always forever the young guy Yo, cute 1 with the curly hair. Oh Jacob Okay,
—[160:29.060 --> 160:37.200] I call him Tito he cute to you too? No Tito's the older guy. Tito's the older guy. He knew right who he was. He said, oh Jacob. Oh the cute
—[160:37.200 --> 160:45.787] 1. I know. He said, cute 1. I know I'm letting him have their moment. Look he's showing teeth. Nigga with fucking diamond panties on. He
—[160:45.913 --> 160:54.060] wanna show some teeth. Let them get their little teeth. I'm so curious about these Finney sparkly drawers. I was talking about you showing the internet joint. I want
—[160:54.060 --> 161:02.540] to see them. I ain't trying to see these drawers on your head. Well while you look them up, I heard a really, really, really funny
—[161:02.560 --> 161:10.600] corny dad joke on the internet I have to share with y'all do y'all like dad
—[161:10.600 --> 161:18.760] jokes I love dad jokes I'm gonna be like the corny of the better though so guy walks into a bar,
—[161:20.660 --> 161:28.660] sits at the bar, he orders a drink. He pulls a miniature man out of his pocket
—[161:29.460 --> 161:37.820] about a foot tall, puts him on the bar, and he pulls out a little piano, puts it on the bar,
—[161:37.840 --> 161:45.860] the little guy starts playing the piano. Bartender says, hey man, that's pretty cool, where'd you get that from? He says, oh it's the
—[161:45.860 --> 161:54.020] genie up the street, You go up there and just tell him whatever you want. He give it right to you. Barre tend to say, word bed. Barre tend to run out
—[161:54.020 --> 162:02.040] there, come back surrounded by ducks. Nothing but ducks all around him. He
—[162:02.040 --> 162:10.600] come in, he say, yeah man, I went to see the genie, but I don't think he's that good of a genie. I asked him for 1000000
—[162:10.600 --> 162:19.360] bucks, and he gave me 1000000 ducks. Other guy says, yeah, do
—[162:19.360 --> 162:27.689] you think I asked for a 12 inch penis? Good 1. I love
—[162:27.905 --> 162:36.320] that. That's a good 1. Mark, no. Why? How? Wow. That is some jealous. I laughed.
—[162:36.400 --> 162:44.620] I'm just jealous. What TikTok page? Tell a better 1. Tell a better 1 right now. That was definitely on TikTok. Good do you think I asked for a 12 inch penis.
—[162:44.620 --> 162:52.760] That's funny. That's cute. Alright a Jew, a Muslim, an Asian. That's been such a good day y'all. Wrap
—[162:52.760 --> 163:01.160] this up, yo. Wrap this up, yo. It's been such a good day. Let me breathe, let me rock. A Jew, a lesbian,
—[163:01.370 --> 163:09.660] and a transsexual. I'm just joking. Oh shit, yo. That's my time, y'all. Listen, today has been great. I had a ball. I would
—[163:09.660 --> 163:18.460] stay here and deep dive on a few more topics, but the longer I talk, the more I envision my cast sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
—[163:18.660 --> 163:27.140] Man, wow. I see people... I hate this thing. I see people cutting them off on the highway. I see them honking like
—[163:27.200 --> 163:35.430] the game's starting in 10 minutes. That's going to be some fast driving. Oh, we can all just go to Joe's house and watch. Do the game really
—[163:35.460 --> 163:43.480] start in 10 minutes? No. Do y'all just want to go to Joe's house and watch together? Let's just watch that Joe's. No, nobody is ever invited
—[163:43.480 --> 163:51.500] to my house. We don't have to be, we're coming. We don't get invited, we just show up. We're going to order pizza. **** Yeah, that's peace. Y'all have a good
—[163:51.500 --> 163:59.620] rest of the night, man. That's peace. You got a hot date tonight, man. You can tell. Yeah, I'm going to watch the game for an hour, then go to Blue Note. He need to, you need to change it as
—[163:59.620 --> 164:07.840] peace until That's war. That's peace don't fit you. So where's blue? Who? Tonight is chief something.
—[164:09.020 --> 164:17.700] No chief something. He's a saxophonist. It's a good month of blue note. Wait, what'd he say? He's
—[164:17.700 --> 164:25.900] feeding for open mic. Now who's hold on. Let me see. It's all right. You don't even know. It's cool, man. It's somebody. It's 1 of those things
—[164:25.900 --> 164:34.120] where you book a hot date but really ain't got no way to take it. Chief, Chief Adjua. Can't even say it. Alright. It don't even matter. It don't matter.
—[164:34.400 --> 164:42.540] It's jazz music. Yeah. She gonna get it done? Don't matter. She gonna, she gonna get it done? No. Yeah. Yo, this
—[164:42.540 --> 164:50.740] thing is like, yo, no she didn't say that at all. This is what she wanted to go see. This ain't me. She did not want to go see Chief Adjua. You want to
—[164:50.740 --> 164:58.900] make a bet? Yes. How much? I'll put a 20 on it. OK. I got a dog. All right. You think she's spinning
—[164:58.900 --> 165:06.900] you? No. Yo. Hey, I love that. All right. Hey, Chief Audre wanted that. Hold on. I know Chief Audre about to kill it, but. Shout out to Chief
—[165:06.900 --> 165:15.120] Audre. Shout out to the Blue Note. Yeah, shout out to the Blue Note. It's Jazz Festival Month over there. I will be there talking all through his set. I am. Don't worry. Let's go next, man. Let's go Spurs.
—[165:15.140 --> 165:24.980] Hold on. Do me a favor. Just say, just say, no, just tell you on speaker. Whose suggestion
—[165:25.000 --> 165:33.100] was this for tonight and who are we going to see? My suggestion for tonight at Bull Note? Yeah
—[165:33.100 --> 165:41.220] and who are we going to see? His name is my favorite saxophone player. It's Chef Scott, something with a T. So
—[165:41.220 --> 165:49.320] she don't know his name. That's all. All right. That's all. So she has no idea. It starts with a T. No, she said Chef. He said Chief. He said Chef. She said Chef. I
—[165:49.320 --> 165:57.700] said it wrong. She said her favorite saxophone player her to tell where the island so something push Yeah, I read it wrong. That's all god bless. That's possible
—[165:59.240 --> 166:09.000] So good Oh, yes Blow the horn, huh? These
—[166:09.000 --> 166:17.060] is be there I be lying about this thing This nigga be have fun bro. Oh, he is Blow
—[166:17.110 --> 166:25.120] the horn Naces be there be live No, I'm the jazz nigga sounds why you ain't know why
—[166:25.120 --> 166:33.160] that jazz But I'm always willing to go to Put them on some new jazz. Oh, that blue note,
—[166:33.160 --> 166:42.080] Dizzy's Club, I'm always in there. You like jazz? You gotta hear Sade. Yo, check this out. You
—[166:42.080 --> 166:50.220] know I'm the jazz nigga. No. All right. We got some Mara Joy now, man. We good. All right, cool, man. That's funny as shit, bro. We could leave, but
—[166:50.220 --> 166:58.360] if y'all get some spare time, make sure you check out Tyler cursing neon out. That's not her It's fake.
—[166:58.540 --> 167:08.812] It's not her too late It's real now
—[167:11.208 --> 167:19.460] Too late black they
—[167:19.460 --> 167:27.600] keep trying to tell me this girl is black we bitches least in blackness she cursed
—[167:27.600 --> 167:36.580] Deanna she said Tarek have it up please hey
—[167:36.580 --> 167:44.980] if it wasn't Tyler, it sounded like Tyler. All right, man, listen, today's been a great day, great
—[167:44.980 --> 167:53.060] show. They don't even work hard. Look at our cast. It's only me. Oh, look, they playing a prank again. I'm the only 1 you can bank on. Look at these losers getting
—[167:53.060 --> 168:01.520] up to chase the bottle. Wow. Look at us. Delicated, potting to the end. Throw this. We love you. Look at Parks.
—[168:02.280 --> 168:11.120] Stop his coming. Bye, y'all. When you start to kiss pieces a while ago hello
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