The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 925

— [100:05.220 --> 100:13.480] every day somebody sends a message that keeps them Clean that happens so why not use the community that you build for being a good basketball player I'm gonna pray for you my

— [100:13.480 --> 100:21.580] went through what you went through was on the drugs was on final you utilize that And these niggas that send you cash apps it get you all the way you need it So I think that it

— [100:21.580 --> 100:29.820] makes it. Please don't let your clean time be dependent on the stranger DM And you a message them to make you feel good Of course

— [100:29.820 --> 100:37.860] some People get inspiration from wherever they get inspiration from somebody don't might not have family Somebody might not have their own village or their own community So if you

— [100:37.860 --> 100:46.140] got 10 people 20 people just telling you my message is not against community So don't try to make me sound like that if you're struggling out there get you some tools

— [100:46.780 --> 100:54.860] your own tools that you don't need a stranger for. Well, we say the person that don't have those tools, though, they don't have that. They're not going to have clean time then if they

— [100:54.860 --> 101:02.960] don't have those tools. You can't get clean with those tools. But I want to say something to what you said about people making money on suffering. I think it's bigger than

— [101:02.960 --> 101:11.040] celebrities. Recently, it's a rapper from Philadelphia named K-Dot. He's a drug addict. He's often in Kinsington. I don't know if everybody knows what Kinsington is. He

— [101:11.040 --> 101:19.240] nodded out. He fucked up. People always put the camera in his face. I think it's bigger than celebs. The last time K-Dot was put online, it was,

— [101:19.240 --> 101:27.370] the page that was on it had 1000000 followers. Every video is him walking up to somebody in a full nod saying, you all right, you good, you good, and it's 200,

— [101:27.370 --> 101:35.540] 000 views on it. That's a problem on both ends because why is your grown ass watching this because it's how you can make money because people like it and then why

— [101:35.540 --> 101:44.000] are you doing it? Like that's the most lower level content creator. The people that have to film the unhoused, the homeless, people that have to film

— [101:44.020 --> 101:52.080] streetwalkers or drug addicts, That is morally fucked up that you are lining your pockets. You're not helping these people You don't have any training the guy that films the

— [101:52.080 --> 102:00.160] streetwalkers He'll ask him have you ever been like you're a regular used to work at Kmart and now you think you built to talk to this Lady that's already out here on

— [102:00.160 --> 102:08.320] the brink of death. Just your conversation might set her off if she kills herself. You don't know what you're doing. You have no training to do that. So why are you doing it? It's up and I think it's even worse

— [102:08.320 --> 102:17.200] when you watch and engage in it. It's half y'all aunts and grandmas and grandkids. You know what it looks like. Bitch, that's weird. Like that's weird. Like That's so strange. What

— [102:17.200 --> 102:25.600] was the next line? Adrian Broner. Yeah, I was about to ask where y'all stand on Adrian Broner since we. Adrian Broner got stank.

— [102:25.600 --> 102:33.780] We praying for Delante. I felt bad about Adrian, I ain't gonna lie. I felt bad about both of them. I ain't shared or nothing. What's

— [102:33.780 --> 102:42.040] happened with him recently? He was on a stream and he asked his girl for a kiss. He did a stream with Dean the Great and all of it is classic. He

— [102:42.040 --> 102:50.280] did a stream, he asked his girl for a kiss. That's the first thing I saw, it went viral. But he seemed like he a little inebriated his belly all big and hard then the next clip He's

— [102:50.280 --> 102:58.320] asking the guy I guess who stream it is or 1 of the cameraman. Can you pay for my uber? But at 1 point he's saying to him like I promise you won't get it back I

— [102:58.320 --> 103:06.480] promise you won't get like he seemed fucked up Even in the first clip that you were talking about where he asked the girl for the kiss His response to when she was

— [103:06.480 --> 103:14.520] like, yeah, nah, but I'll give you know, he's like give me a kiss for chat She said now I'll give the check kiss and walked over kiss the camera and he

— [103:14.520 --> 103:23.640] went off. Yeah, like The slurred speech Nigga

— [103:23.640 --> 103:31.640] We got we bought this crib for this whole shit nigga point in our So all this shit bro. You you you try to save all the hoes for you.

— [103:31.640 --> 103:39.880] No, I'm not. Fuck you, Spitz. Hey, chill. Bro, why you scaring

— [103:39.880 --> 103:47.880] him away, though? N***a, what the fuck? Fuck all of my hoes, bro. Why, though, bro? No. See, when I wrote, Adrian Broder down to talk about as a topic, it's

— [103:47.880 --> 104:00.260] before it got serious. And I was having the time my life laughing at this I

— [104:00.260 --> 104:08.800] said, Tiki. Ah! What? No. Here, just 1? Mm-mm. Yeah, sadly. Ain't

— [104:08.800 --> 104:17.060] no sad about that. Tiki sad. Right, keep saying it. This 10 million Adrian Bronner videos

— [104:17.160 --> 104:25.420] of him just ruining the fun. Of them talking to the rest of the women, scaring the women, scaring the hoes. From

— [104:25.420 --> 104:33.460] the same stream? Yeah, yes, it's the same stream. I hope He made a bag off of it at least. He need a couple bags. Cause it got sadder by the end.

— [104:33.460 --> 104:41.540] Cause you know, he's on, first he's on the video. Like, yo, I make my own millions. I'm getting money. I got bread, all this shit at the top. And by the end he's like, I can't get an Uber, some Uber money. I'll get it back to you. I'll get it back

— [104:41.540 --> 104:49.580] to you. You know what I mean? And so at first I was laughing till it got like, I was like, oh, he's a guy. Oh, here we go, Here we go. Let's kiss for the chat. That's crazy.

— [104:49.610 --> 104:57.700] That's crazy. I'll kiss the shot. I'll kiss the shot. I'll kiss the shot. Kiss the shot. Where's the seasoning? Nadeau, she gon'

— [104:57.700 --> 105:05.740] be a bitch I leave, bro. Oh, here we go. No, I don't play with women. Turn up, baby. Oh, that play? I don't play

— [105:05.740 --> 105:13.740] with women. You didn't get your insult back. I'm that nigga. I'm really him, bro. Talk to these niggas. I don't, gotta, gotta. Yeah, I don't care how beautiful

— [105:13.780 --> 105:21.820] my pregnant I Make my own meal talk to maybe don't nobody do around for me. Don't nobody want a

— [105:21.820 --> 105:30.000] mile for me. None of that. Yo, wait. He said, can I get a kiss? She said, no. He

— [105:30.000 --> 105:38.080] said, that's crazy. Yo, everybody had 1 of these nights where you invite a homie over and

— [105:38.080 --> 105:46.200] he just scared all of us don't scare you Yeah, it's all bad. No, you want a home He's

— [105:46.200 --> 105:54.360] talking about golf cuz you know, we got the golf out there. Yeah, so he say we gotta play the golf and he gotta make it. Fuck what he talking about. Yo, I'm missing some coochies. Pfft. Sheesh.

— [105:54.560 --> 106:02.560] For real. You in the hole. He talking about golf. Can I ask y'all a question? Niggas like that, get your whole coochie. Yeah, I'll get you the uber.

— [106:02.560 --> 106:10.560] Don't worry about it. You don't got to be back Can I ask a question you ever see a guy? I want to end it scared a hole so much or do so much

— [106:10.560 --> 106:18.960] creepy shit with the bitch that you don't even fuck with No more because it was that bad. Yeah, I love to hear that. I'm proud of you guys Yeah, like a nigga like that.

— [106:18.960 --> 106:27.020] He played a second You're seeing 1 of your dudes scared a hole so much that you never spoke to him again? Yes. What are y'all talking about? Cut him off.

— [106:27.120 --> 106:35.880] Cut him off. Let them lie. She tricked him in the ass in that nut ass shit. What are y'all talking about? I stopped rolling, I started kicking it with him. I'm

— [106:36.400 --> 106:44.420] never speaking to you again, just like I stopped kicking it with him. I've distanced myself from a nigga. He fucked up the night. For sure. Listen, I'm talking about as far as he's getting

— [106:44.420 --> 106:52.600] hensy, or you have to get him away from the drunk girl. Like he's creepy, too far with it. That's the guy. I know

— [106:52.600 --> 107:00.660] niggas that cut niggas off for that because there's nothing good's gonna come from it. Y'all all gonna get a hangin' with the nigga. Period. So do it before you come. That's what he

— [107:00.660 --> 107:08.940] is in that video. You see it already. He he's starting to feel away. He get drunk. The next step is to get handsy. Or I'm smacking

— [107:08.940 --> 107:17.000] a bit. Yeah, it's like, you know, my man, you got it. You know, we got to get him out of here. Bro, the only other option is you acting like you don't see it because what are you going to do? You want to jump in it, break it

— [107:17.000 --> 107:26.600] up or you just let your man just run his movie He's really totally like on some boy. I mean we saw it not too long ago with the cams He

— [107:26.600 --> 107:34.740] was on cam and I'm sure I respected can for that because she's at work and then

— [107:34.740 --> 107:43.060] it's like her back I don't know if that's his folks too, but it's like I told you once or twice No, just cuz I'm a girl don't mean I gotta sit here and play this fucking game to that shit corny

— [107:43.060 --> 107:51.180] And you know how that feels you already nervous you gotta do this job with these with this famous guy but now I gotta flirt with you and I gotta ignore you for me that's horny

— [107:51.180 --> 107:59.420] I respect the camp for doing it. Furt. Like I wish he would have stopped somebody from taking my cream pies on my doctor. Oh

— [107:59.420 --> 108:07.420] my god. I'm praying for Adrian Broner but this shit is a mess and it's just It's a little bit funny. It is a little funny

— [108:07.420 --> 108:15.460] to see in here and hold as long as you're not there Like if I could watch it from my phone Like a tomboy was getting like he was hugging on 1 of them Like the

— [108:15.460 --> 108:23.660] girls was in there maybe we'll come over there try to separate them. Tell me I'm fuck you like him You like me come on chief all chief of both us

— [108:23.660 --> 108:31.940] these clips are my time I'm telling you nigga like that gotta go. Absolutely. You can't gotta go quickly You bought the whole shot and nigga that invited

— [108:31.940 --> 108:40.180] him gotta go to facts. Yeah Money they try to make money They just made a bag off him

— [108:41.720 --> 108:49.760] Did they yeah that stream they make up that shit I wrote that's the whole point for your stream to go up I hate He ain't

— [108:49.760 --> 108:57.900] got me. I'm sorry I say everybody's making money off him but him. You know, I know he's lost millions on all these judgments and

— [108:57.900 --> 109:06.260] lawsuits and no more money's coming in and he's got to out, kids. There's some shit happen too where he was like in a club or something and he ain't pay for

— [109:06.600 --> 109:14.800] the bottles. Something happened, I forgot what it was not too long ago. I'm good, bro. I hate to see a black nigga rise and fall from grace.

— [109:14.800 --> 109:22.860] So you don't remember the story? What? This nigga hit yo. And I think some part of the reason people are laughing

— [109:22.860 --> 109:30.920] at it was I feel like the comments was like middle ground. Some people felt bad. Some people was like, because he's been so arrogant. Yeah. It's even in this You feel bad, but he's

— [109:30.920 --> 109:39.280] still popping it like that. You know why your belly big as shit make my own Yeah, your belly big as shit. I want your belly on my back big-ass

— [109:39.280 --> 109:47.320] belly Okay, so we're sending prayers out to Adrian Broner Andelante was especially in the last year I mean if we're

— [109:47.320 --> 109:55.360] honest people on streams seem like they might need a prayer to I want someone off of Dame Dash That's what

— [109:55.360 --> 110:04.780] we on ice I'm part of the problem cuz I watch every Dame Dash video I start to finish every minute of it in the last 1. Why? No,

— [110:04.860 --> 110:12.980] you know the entertainment this company entertainment and I'm a little It's a little it's a little entertaining cuz now I'm like, because

— [110:12.980 --> 110:21.020] it's taking different moments. First it was, I don't talk about homeboy, then it was, I only talk about homeboy because y'all keep asking. Then I'm gonna answer but I ain't gonna say nothing bad because

— [110:21.020 --> 110:29.100] I still keep it G because I'm, you know, and now it's like reasonable doubt. That's shit made to this trash. Yeah. It seems like a

— [110:29.100 --> 110:37.245] new phase. I like Dane, I really like Dane. I think Dane is 1 of the most influential people we've had.

— [110:37.600 --> 110:45.720] And I think when Dane gets in his bag, Dane is smart as shit and could really give you some gems. I don't like seeing him like this. This was

— [110:45.720 --> 110:53.720] bad. It seemed like he was a little under the influence too, but I ain't like this. It was bad Yo, not as whack. They can't can't

— [110:53.720 --> 111:01.940] dress the game got no swag. No stage show. He said a show track He said I'm always be broke But I must

— [111:01.940 --> 111:10.800] spend it. I think I think saving money's for suckers. That's what he said. That's the message he pushed out. He's just saying anything at this point. He's

— [111:10.800 --> 111:18.900] not just saying anything. I think he's trying to protect the... I think he's trying, yeah. Go ahead. I'm with you. Like I think

— [111:18.900 --> 111:27.460] that, I think that. We speak without speaking. Yeah. On a podcast. No, no, no. I think that, you know, now because the knock is that he broke. And

— [111:27.460 --> 111:35.460] so now it's almost like you putting it out intentionally. I'm intentionally broke. I think he's got some people after him to right like no I ain't keeping no money I think

— [111:35.460 --> 111:43.460] that she's wack. I make mad money, but I'm always spending on myself I'm always spending into my next projects and all the other cuz dames thing

— [111:43.460 --> 111:52.140] is yo I spend my own money for all of my business ventures, I'm not borrowing money. So he's saying, yo, I make my own money and I throw it back out to

— [111:52.140 --> 112:00.160] further my business ventures. I don't know, when you just started talking about reasonable doubt was whack, shit ain't do nothing, all that other shit, I

— [112:00.160 --> 112:08.200] Just think that's trash. Nobody's listening to Jay-Z. Nobody cares about Over he said it was over

— [112:08.200 --> 112:16.300] for Jay when he started wearing the button-ups Nobody put on Yankee fitted with dress shirts and cufflinks. Yeah shirts and cufflinks.

— [112:16.300 --> 112:24.300] Yeah, he was a lot of people. And niggas was put on everybody's back shit influence a whole generation. A little place called New York. Was outside with the gig. You go to the club,

— [112:24.300 --> 112:32.500] everybody was just like, hey, stupid ass. He just come off bitter and he's like, no, you never want to come off bitter or jaded now on the internet. And that's why I don't like,

— [112:32.500 --> 112:40.520] there was a moment where it came off like, I'm above the fray, I'm keeping it peed, he's not. You know what I mean, I'm better than that, whatever happened

— [112:40.520 --> 112:48.520] over there. Now it comes off like bitter, it comes off as angry. There's a petty. Jealous. I won't say he's jealous, but it's just coming it's coming off as petty.

— [112:48.520 --> 112:56.600] I'm not trying to speak for how Dame feels I'm just saying for how it comes off to me as a viewer who like you I have a lot of Respect the admiration for Dame So when I see

— [112:56.600 --> 113:04.700] this even him coming at cam and I know they're doing it back and forth but just going in about his designer teeth and my dentist got more Ferraris than yours. Like that's not the

— [113:04.700 --> 113:13.173] flex that you wanna be saying. Bro, it's not the flex after you almost spit your mouth and you emit across the room. Like you the 1 that's talking and that's you.

— [113:13.173 --> 113:22.120] You know what I mean? So how can you talk about this nigga Cam teeth and your joints holding on by Velcro in a wet mouth. Fuck. They

— [113:22.120 --> 113:30.480] ain't come off to me. We, and I don't know him, but just his moves and stuff comes off like the X that

— [113:30.700 --> 113:38.780] is super bitter and anytime you do something, anytime there's some positive news about you, they gotta jump out with some shit. That's

— [113:38.780 --> 113:46.980] what it looked like. Anytime we hear something whole, this whole reasonable doubt 30, the Yankee Stadium show, all of this, now I have to stomp on this as much

— [113:47.020 --> 113:55.240] as I can. He said, that's why I gave it up because it wasn't worth it. It was a lot. He threw some gems. That Harvey Weinstein story was actually pretty

— [113:55.240 --> 114:03.420] entertaining. He's talking about going into business with them on that club or whatever. Harvey never paid his 70 grand, But Harvey was like a freak doing

— [114:03.420 --> 114:11.880] weird shit in the kitchen. But he was talking about how he kept Harvey, like his little nigga making fun of him while the other rappers was just kind of sweating Harvey. Like, he's projecting

— [114:11.880 --> 114:19.920] something, but he's also, these are the kind of stories that I think, if he turned into a memoir, like an actual book, or even a doc film, you

— [114:19.920 --> 114:28.140] know, where he's straight to camera. He's not gonna hire you. No, he's right there. He's not hiring you, Marta. I wouldn't let him hire me, man. He's not my daddy. Boss

— [114:28.140 --> 114:36.360] is calling him my daddy, though. I mean, man can't work for another man. That's true, though. The stories and experiences he can share only he can he

— [114:36.360 --> 114:44.840] would he would run his movie like that, right? We got to let some shit go to do that But the problem is I don't know his financial situation, but it seems like based on the platforms

— [114:44.920 --> 114:53.240] He's going on that people are paying him a cash amount to go on these platforms and talk. And give it up. And everybody's

— [114:53.700 --> 115:02.900] like, look, I'll give Dame X, I don't know what X is, but I'll give Dame X, I'll get my views and you tell me talk about these same people over and over again. It

— [115:02.900 --> 115:11.000] looks like a cash grab and it doesn't look good. I could be wrong, but that's what it looks like. Yeah, he been on that cash grab. It's a

— [115:11.000 --> 115:19.120] hustle. What else he gonna do for money? Rears out the dame. What else he gonna do? Hey, by the way, see the Hov and New York Times interview? Saw some clips.

— [115:19.120 --> 115:27.160] Saw some clips. Saw writers. 1 that kind of went the most viral is this a Clip about aging in hip-hop essentially. Yeah,

— [115:27.160 --> 115:35.760] it's how I took it. I'll give you a little little clip here That's why hip-hop became

— [115:35.760 --> 115:44.120] so big because everyone wanted to feel those feelings. I tell people all the time, never fight against the future. Future's coming.

— [115:44.760 --> 115:52.900] Artists, they were trying to recreate something that was already done, but they're not connected to it like that. They're not living it and

— [115:52.900 --> 116:01.380] breathing it. They were fighting against gravity as opposed to telling their story. We needed that other side. We needed to hear

— [116:01.400 --> 116:09.420] about what happens when you've had 4 successful albums. What happens? What is that feeling like? How do you make

— [116:09.420 --> 116:17.620] the next 1? How did you get in the studio? How are your kids? Like, how do you interact with them? There's this hip hop dad. But if you're

— [116:17.620 --> 116:25.680] trying to make young music and you're not young, it's gonna be inauthentic and people can feel that,

— [116:25.680 --> 116:33.720] you can smell it. So the best thing that anyone can do, like going through music is to tell a story and and and

— [116:33.780 --> 116:42.380] just keep creating from that space. How do you feel about that? How do I feel? Yeah, I agree. I agree. I

— [116:42.380 --> 116:51.560] agree. And I'm not even artists. Yeah. I mean, I've been saying that for ages. Yeah, I agree for the most part, but we also have gotten a lot of good music with lies. Oh Wait,

— [116:51.560 --> 116:59.980] I didn't take him to say I didn't think he was saying don't lie. Don't tell lies. Okay He's saying grow with your music though. I agree with that Or if you're a real artist

— [117:00.040 --> 117:08.360] you can incorporate what you are going through in your real life in your music. Like he's saying yo, after I have 4 successful

— [117:08.620 --> 117:16.640] albums, now where am I? I can now put that into my music. Like now I'm doing this, I'm doing that, I'm getting looked at this way, I'm getting looked at that way, and put that in your music. But see, that's

— [117:16.640 --> 117:24.740] only for the artist that wants to give like their authentic self on an album. Everybody not trying to do that. Some people are literally just artists. Like you

— [117:24.740 --> 117:33.220] get this version of me. And if I had a run of making club records or whatever, or young records, this is my quote unquote formula.

— [117:33.660 --> 117:41.680] This is successful. Yeah, but then when you get to be 45 or 50 years old, the relatability and a disconnect is there, and now you don't have an audience

— [117:41.680 --> 117:49.840] because you're still trying to make young records. I might still have an audience though. I might, if I'm still making good music. I think you look stupid. I think you look stupid if you're 50 years

— [117:49.840 --> 117:57.940] old and you're making songs about the same shit that Glowrilla and Sexy Rare are talking about. At 50, I think you look stupid.

— [117:58.440 --> 118:06.880] And I think it does come off as You not being authentic or you not being genuine having an audience nowadays is how people rationalize being inauthentic

— [118:07.060 --> 118:15.320] And I don't understand that sure like all right you got an audience. Yeah, you're inauthentic Yeah, you say but what I'm saying is something you don't even agree with well

— [118:15.540 --> 118:23.700] And we're hard to a successful act, they might be okay with that. That's all the part I'm saying. They might be fine with, okay cool, I'm

— [118:23.860 --> 118:32.040] in. I'm in authentic. My goal here wasn't to necessarily, some people come into hip hop wanting to be themselves, wanting

— [118:32.040 --> 118:40.040] to be the best, whatever the case may be. Some people come in here saying, yo, I want to make a shit ton of money. And if I can find a lane where I can make a shit

— [118:40.040 --> 118:48.240] ton of money, I'm going to stay in that lane and make a shit ton of money until I can't anymore. Then maybe I'll do something else. I think it speaks to the the sorry, I think

— [118:48.240 --> 118:56.300] it speaks to the longevity of the artist too Because again relatability is a thing we like Jay-z because at some point

— [118:56.420 --> 119:04.700] Jay-z is relatable to us But that's us as older us But That's what goes to a day miss a the kids don't Jay Z because nothing he says is relatable

— [119:04.700 --> 119:12.760] to them Cool, but I still have a 30-year fan base that I can so absolutely It just a fair to say they also concede he said hopes not supposed to be making

— [119:12.760 --> 119:20.760] young people name again for the rest of this broadcast? For sure, but it's not like we was dragging, like I didn't want

— [119:20.760 --> 119:28.840] to misrepresent. People were saying that- For what he said, I wasn't dragging for something he didn't say. Oh, let's lie on him. Go ahead, Mona. People were saying that Jay-Z was talking

— [119:28.840 --> 119:36.900] about Drake. And I hated that. It's like everything got to f***ing revolve around Drake. I mean, Drake is 40 though. Everybody's

— [119:36.920 --> 119:45.180] 40. You heard what Jay-Z said? I'm Jay-Z. That's the answer to that. Hey Mona. He was talking about Drake.

— [119:45.520 --> 119:53.940] I don't think so. I don't think so. I don't think so. He wasn't talking to nobody but Drake. Mind you, and I think it's bigger than just Drake is 40. Could have been talking about Ye a little bit too. Especially after

— [119:53.940 --> 120:01.960] this whole, he could, yeah, word. But he, after this whole thing with Kendrick, he looks more, the most, more authentic than, inauthentic than he ever has.

— [120:02.140 --> 120:10.240] So it's like, it goes along with it. I think the shoe fits a lot though because I mean I hear a lot of demos from people that they send me songs and they might be our age ish and it's like

— [120:10.240 --> 120:18.340] Why are you trying to make some young sh? Yeah, I think I don't I think the shoe fits on a lot of feet But to that point

— [120:18.760 --> 120:27.000] the biggest foot might be Draker yeah, I just know him a little bit. So how I interpret his shit is just, I know you're talking to

— [120:27.000 --> 120:35.520] or not talking to because like I said, I'm Jay Z, but I know where this is. Let me give you an example. Future's 42 years old. Future

— [120:35.520 --> 120:43.900] makes music for who? He does not make music from a 42 year old success and it still works. People if future

— [120:43.900 --> 120:52.320] came and dropped the I hate using the analogy but if future came and dropped the 444, I hate that. I don't know. Some people might appreciate it

— [120:52.560 --> 121:00.920] but future makes me different though no well I'm just what I'm saying is he has his lane that he has been successful in since

— [121:00.920 --> 121:09.060] he got in that lane I hate the 444 analogy to I like I hate it it's about like going through family I know these people don't necessarily have lives

— [121:09.060 --> 121:17.080] and children Do you have another example outside of future? I think for a second. This song. I'd just like

— [121:17.080 --> 121:25.140] to hear some. Chains. He's kind of matured it up a little bit. I was gonna say him, I was gonna say him, but his last, his last

— [121:25.140 --> 121:33.240] few, he's matured it. Has he been as commercially successful? Oh, maybe not. No, Maybe not. Well, that's not, but that's not because it's. Yeah, I don't

— [121:33.240 --> 121:41.400] think so. He grew a lot since. I think that's just artist life. Shelf life, shelf

— [121:41.400 --> 121:49.480] life. Yeah. That's what I said, though. I think that the longevity of the artist, you could tie directly to you could

— [121:49.480 --> 121:57.480] keep your fan base. But those people that have been listening to the Joe Biden podcast for 10 years and have grown with the podcast. I think because the podcast has changed

— [121:57.540 --> 122:05.540] and shifted, if you were still coming and doing what the same exact shit you might have did 10 years ago, you might have lost a significant amount of that fan base but it's grown a lot that

— [122:05.540 --> 122:13.700] I'm political more thoughtful like I just think that I think yeah and I think some people

— [122:13.700 --> 122:21.840] juicy Jay I think some people just stay in a lane and this is what's working for me and this is the type of music I'm gonna make, this is what my fans come to

— [122:21.840 --> 122:29.880] me for and I'm not moving. I love that because I have a second clip from this interview that I really liked a lot that did not go viral

— [122:29.880 --> 122:38.300] but He kind of talks about that. This is what we deserve. Like I said, those are the ingredients that go on in the song, whether it be about

— [122:38.300 --> 122:46.440] a big yacht, or the Lexus bragging about money. Those are just props. That's not the engine. That's not the emotion that my music

— [122:46.440 --> 122:54.740] is running on. But once you get into the interior of the song, what you're hearing is the same thing you're gonna hear from someone

— [122:54.740 --> 123:02.820] who has some integrity, morality, questions about religion, questions about who you are as a man, relationships, your legacy,

— [123:03.280 --> 123:11.560] your children, the fears that they're gonna have, you know, whatever karmic debt that you put out there and how,

— [123:11.940 --> 123:20.500] you know, that's gonna affect your family. Those are the real themes. My locations have changed. But

— [123:20.500 --> 123:28.740] who I am as a person and what I believe in none of that's changed. I love that because you know we talk about like even with clips

— [123:28.740 --> 123:36.760] with coke rap or It's not necessarily about coke or it's not about juicy. J may be not be the best example But even within some of that

— [123:36.760 --> 123:45.060] there's some of those themes It's just the vehicle is yeah turned up in the club or fuck those or smoke a weed or whatever But there's a good sprinkle something

— [123:45.060 --> 123:53.220] There's there's a meaning underneath it you're just talking about to make it sound good essentially or those might be the a side That I'm gonna still try and sell

— [123:53.240 --> 124:01.280] to be commercially successful But then you get because the song he referring to is the beach chair song. Mm-hmm That's 1 of my favorite songs don't Jay-Z Yeah, but this shit

— [124:01.280 --> 124:09.720] when he talking about karmic retribution when you did shit, your kids gonna pay for it, and all that other stuff. Like, that's the real B-side shit that you could get the meat and potatoes.

— [124:09.960 --> 124:18.460] And not every rapper is looking to be introspective. Because that's really what it is. All of that shit speaks to introspection. I agree. And

— [124:20.000 --> 124:28.020] that's a sliver over here who will get into that bag. Everybody don't. And that's all I'm

— [124:28.020 --> 124:36.060] saying. Like his, his yeah, you look at yourself in your career that way. But there's another person who, hey, I don't want to do that. I'm not interested

— [124:36.060 --> 124:44.060] in putting my life on record I'm here to make these hits and they turn up to these hits that's it hip-hop

— [124:44.060 --> 124:52.560] is my job so some people hip-hop is their life and they feel like they owe it to the fans to be authentic to be themselves to Give their all on a record Not

— [124:52.560 --> 125:01.320] everybody subscribes to that and you can't hold them to your standard That's your standard Beats you amazing

— [125:01.600 --> 125:11.040] that's 1 of your favorites though. I just surprised me. I love that song. I love that song. No judgment. Just... Judgment. I

— [125:11.040 --> 125:19.040] do what's judgment in here. Definitely. Shut the hole, man. It's a great interview. It's out now on YouTube, so you can check the whole thing. I had to

— [125:19.040 --> 125:27.120] kind of find it before. Indeed. Yeah. I just don't like that shit you're talking about. Young n****s. Real artists. No, I'm saying something about real

— [125:27.120 --> 125:35.320] artists. Did your n**** say that you like them living their raps? Being artistic, you don't like that shit. I do. I'm saying that, but there could be somebody that don't care about that. There is a market for both.

— [125:35.820 --> 125:43.840] We can't pick what we like and make it gotta apply to the to the entire field or what we want and to be fair I don't think that he was I think that he was just describing

— [125:43.840 --> 125:52.100] his songwriting process in the way that he views writing songs. So it's a Jay-Z centric thing. But once you start saying the whole, you're fighting gravity and you're,

— [125:52.500 --> 126:00.840] maybe not. If I'm not trying to, if I am a hit making machine and I can make a hit and I can stay in this box and do that,

— [126:01.420 --> 126:09.820] I'm good. But if you look at the scope of what we've witnessed there's not many people that didn't have to fight gravity at some point father time like I'm defeated

— [126:09.820 --> 126:17.880] 99% maybe 100 I'm just saying that I guarantee you that he looks at Drake like he's fighting gravity that's cool you

— [126:17.880 --> 126:30.400] can't don't say that he's not successful and no but he could be fighting gravity And that don't say that Drake ain't doing exactly what he wants to do, right? Did

— [126:30.400 --> 126:38.900] you think of the other artists yet outside of future I? Gave juicy jazz example. It's quite a few that's still Making

— [126:38.900 --> 126:47.080] this type of music that ain't changed shit French is about to do a versus would you ain't no introspection in them songs And they hits

— [126:50.400 --> 126:58.400] Good part Juche Beach and he's what 43 44 something like that

— [127:01.120 --> 127:09.140] Listen to the words in that song. Oh, I love it's not that baby. It's just like what there's 1000 songs to choose Why would you say that on a

— [127:09.140 --> 127:17.300] podcast? He referring to in the interview, okay He's referring to an

— [127:17.300 --> 127:25.480] interview. Is that your favorite Jay-Z song, though, bro? I like that. I really, really, really like it. Is it on your top 3 Jay-Z drawings? No, he got 16 albums. I don't know what my top...

— [127:25.760 --> 127:33.840] The lyrics in this song are crazy. Y'all getting a little disrespectful. They are. The lyrics in this song are insane. They said, like, G-Shit. This wouldn't have been like a time. This ain't no beep bop boop bop. They

— [127:33.840 --> 127:42.340] getting a little disrespect for this. They from Philly. Bro. Wow. This song is a deep song. I like K. K. Yo,

— [127:42.340 --> 127:50.400] he went crazy in that song. I believe you. You went crazy. We all like the song. Everybody don't like the song You don't even know the song exists work that

— [127:50.400 --> 127:58.620] are jay-z Some people don't even know this song don't know the words in this song don't know nothing that I'm talking about when I Related it to that interview. I'm with you. I just thought you were saying

— [127:58.620 --> 128:07.900] like it was 1 of your top 5 Yeah, we just thought you had like as an elite or top 6 or 9 or 60. That's crazy to

— [128:07.900 --> 128:16.200] say it like on the pod is crazy. Wild. Do y'all agree with, do y'all agree with Lexi Brown going on the internet and doing a live?

— [128:16.240 --> 128:24.400] Yes. Talking about, she mad that, not she's mad, but she is surprised that clay neither somebody click clay nor Meg

— [128:24.400 --> 128:32.460] took to the internet to kind of clear up the rumors about her being involved in this cheating scam the shit and saying that that was fun that She's the only 1 that's come forward to say hey none

— [128:32.460 --> 128:40.480] of this is true. I whose side of y'all on hers What's the backstory? She's a girl things is she she she's she's a young lady that when

— [128:40.480 --> 128:48.680] the clay when the clay mag room was They're alleging she was yeah, they're like, yeah, she was the 1 But because of that, you know how these fans get she's like y'all I'm getting

— [128:48.680 --> 128:56.880] death threats I'm getting all kind of wow happening over here And I'm taking her at her word If she wasn't for

— [128:56.880 --> 129:05.040] do it or that isn't the case Y'all can have y'all should clear my name up keep me out of this shit. Yeah, I don't think they both have to clear I don't know. So she was saying

— [129:05.040 --> 129:13.260] somebody no, I went to who who her Who's responsible for clearing a name Meg? Meg? Meg Meg

— [129:13.320 --> 129:21.400] Clay didn't come out and say oh Meg is the person that said that she was fucking with Lexi Brown. If somebody comes out and says... Meg didn't say she was fucking with Lexi Brown. But Meg said

— [129:21.400 --> 129:29.420] he was cheating. Let's know what I'm saying. Nobody knew they had a problem until Meg went on social media and said, I'm breaking up with him. Because he's cheating. And they issued a press release saying

— [129:29.420 --> 129:37.580] somebody's cheating. Suddenly these rumors come out about Lexi Brown, which could have been planted by somebody which somebody could have speculated My point is Lexi Brown name only got brought into it because somebody

— [129:37.580 --> 129:45.800] else because because maybe at least the story Clay Thompson's on the phone fishing. He said a word may could have been talking about a whole nother Yeah, I'm not saying it's her

— [129:45.800 --> 129:53.800] fault. All right, so hold up. He said he said Meg needs to come out and address this. Since Meg is the

— [129:53.800 --> 130:01.860] 1 that sold everybody's a cheater, Meg needs to come out and tell everybody this ain't the girl. What? So listen to this. I'm surprised y'all. I think y'all agree. Because

— [130:01.860 --> 130:10.060] what we do sometimes to justify our point is throw these hypotheticals out and say maybe this got leaked or maybe, so let's take the leaked out. We gonna go by what we know.

— [130:10.180 --> 130:18.340] Meg and Clay had a relationship and somehow their relationship broke up. Broke up, pardon me. No, she posted on the internet. Yeah. And It's not a hypothetical that it got leaked.

— [130:18.340 --> 130:26.540] It's a fact that it got leaked. Can my boy cook? Can my boy cook? Okay, I'm just saying you said it's a hypothetical that it got leaked. It did get leaked. That's how we know. Can Chef Boyardee get down?

— [130:26.600 --> 130:34.920] Please. Bro, Meg and Clay break up. Meg goes public with the breakup. Now all of a sudden Lexi is getting dragged into this. Do

— [130:34.920 --> 130:42.960] we know for certain that Meg dragged her into this? No, we do not know that for certain. So why does Meg owe this young lady anything? 1, because there

— [130:42.960 --> 130:51.040] was no story until Meg did something. I broke up with my man who gives a fuck that's 1 Hold on to again the girl said yo,

— [130:51.040 --> 130:59.340] I'm getting death threats and all of this other shit from your fans now 1 would expect Meg to understand The

— [130:59.340 --> 131:07.420] the the mental aspect of people the comments and all that shit because of the shit she's been through. So even if it's just a, hey dog, I know how

— [131:07.420 --> 131:15.460] that feels, I know what that's about, I'll clear that up just because it wasn't you. If that's the truth. Now, if Lexi's just trying to

— [131:15.460 --> 131:23.560] get ahead of some shit? No. But if it's a fact that this ain't the person that he was cheating with, this is not who you caught him with, this is not

— [131:23.560 --> 131:31.700] why y'all broke up, but you know I'm catching the brunt for the shit that you put out there, yeah, I think you should at least clear that up. I see what you're saying, but I feel like if

— [131:31.700 --> 131:39.800] she comes out and clears it up now It's this other pressure to say who it is So every time they guess a person now it's a pressure because then when I don't

— [131:39.800 --> 131:48.180] say oh she didn't do it either now It's like oh, this is her and then that be we gonna get anymore. We wouldn't know shit if she didn't say nothing Yeah, here's an implicate

— [131:48.200 --> 131:56.400] the girl. That's nobody said that, baby. What we're saying is she brung up cheating. So being that she brung up cheating and

— [131:56.400 --> 132:04.440] possibly sent the fans on a f***ing goose chase. That's what happened. So if she would have just said she broke up, nobody would be mad at nobody. People are normally mad

— [132:04.440 --> 132:12.540] at the guy but they triple mad at the guy when the guys are cheater so when she comes out and says hey we broke up because somebody cheated that's like starting

— [132:12.540 --> 132:20.540] the f***ing chance so when this girl is drowning it's like help me out b***h pussy to be clear and I agree with that like I wasn't

— [132:20.540 --> 132:28.740] suggesting that Meg leaked it. I was saying that it was leaked. It's a fact that it was leaked. Somebody dropped it in the- You got Lexi was the guard. Yeah, I don't know. I'm not saying Meg leaked it. I'm saying somebody leaked it.

— [132:28.740 --> 132:36.780] It's comprehending better than y'all are giving him credit for that. He's still saying what he's still. That's fine. You didn't understand, you thought that you didn't

— [132:36.780 --> 132:44.920] understand. I'm not trying to. I understood what Mark said. Oh, you just don't give a fuck. No, I just didn't give a fuck what Mark said. I know I didn't. I like your style. I like what Mark said. Like,

— [132:44.920 --> 132:53.120] it's see the facts and be like, fuck this! This what I think! It was initially, it seemed like you could have said that. I agree with him.

— [132:53.140 --> 133:01.260] I agree with him. That's fine. Please. All I'm adding to is this, because I think it is important. I don't think every time

— [133:01.640 --> 133:09.900] a rumor comes out about somebody that a person has a duty to refute it. I don't think that, that's not what I think. But Megan Thee Stallion

— [133:09.900 --> 133:18.120] has a very particular type of fan base. So does, I'm gonna say no more, other women artists in particular though,

— [133:18.120 --> 133:26.830] have very rabid fan bases that Docs that attack You

— [133:32.460 --> 133:41.920] don't want to barbs boom see now it's cleared up and and no Yes Look

— [133:41.920 --> 133:50.420] at more from Philly, okay and barbs No Use

— [133:50.420 --> 133:58.440] a model of respect no anyway, my point is just, if you know that throwing something out there is

— [133:58.440 --> 134:06.660] going to, if you have a reasonable expectation that your fan base is not a normal fan base, that they're going to go out and chase people down and do fucked up things to people. I just think that's

— [134:06.660 --> 134:14.800] different than a normal situation. I'm not saying everybody, I'm saying because of the kind of fans that she has. And you threw something out there. And I'm assuming she didn't leak the girl's

— [134:14.800 --> 134:23.140] name. I'm assuming someone else did it. You could kind of just be like, yo, this girl's getting death threats, I don't want her to get death threats. Like, to me, that's an easy thing to do.

— [134:23.140 --> 134:31.320] My question to you is, is there a world where, you believe, not you believe, but you wouldn't believe it, is there a world where Meg could know

— [134:31.320 --> 134:39.480] this about her fan base and is all for them dragging this bitch out if she thinks yes if she yes that's why I think

— [134:39.540 --> 134:47.540] that's my point I said when she first put the statement it was that statement that Instagram post was designed to weaponize her fan base. It invites specu-

— [134:47.540 --> 134:55.600] it invites specu- it invites her fans to do exactly what they do. And once they get a target, all I'm saying to Lexi Brown is, who the f*** do you think is supposed to clear your

— [134:55.600 --> 135:04.020] name? Like, I don't see that. I'm confused by that. Maybe Supposed To is too strong. I'm so lost by that. Supposed to might be strong. I'm saying

— [135:04.080 --> 135:12.200] if should. What did Lexi Brown say in her video? I didn't see it. I was going to go somewhere else. I'm curious. It would just be hard for

— [135:12.200 --> 135:20.340] me to sit here. When you said your paws were stolen, right? Yeah. If I knew Ish didn't take him, he did. He did. But

— [135:20.340 --> 135:28.380] if I knew he didn't take him, or better yet, if you knew he didn't take him, and everybody started going after him, I think you'd be like, yo, it wasn't Ish, yo, I was with him. You know what I mean? Like, you

— [135:28.380 --> 135:36.500] don't have to do that. I would totally let y'all fuck off, but I get what you're saying. I get what you're saying. I don't know, I just can't watch that happen if

— [135:36.500 --> 135:44.620] I can stop it, especially if I knew my fans were crazy. Bro, fuck that. Some of my fans. I think all celebrity publicists don't

— [135:44.620 --> 135:52.620] move the same or have the same business plan or model. They all also don't react to crisis management. The same,

— [135:52.780 --> 136:01.160] a lot of them just opt to stay low, not say a word. Especially if it ain't my client. And let it boil over. So it seems like that's what Clay

— [136:01.240 --> 136:09.740] is doing. So no matter what name they threw out there, he wasn't gonna say too much. If it don't apply to Lexi Brown, then unfortunately, yeah,

— [136:09.740 --> 136:18.100] you just gotta stay low too. But it ain't for you to come out. Because you coming out and saying, Yo, it's not me, ain't gonna make nobody think it's not you.

— [136:18.100 --> 136:26.280] Cool, but again, we speak to all this mental health shit and again, the girl is sitting here saying I'm getting death threats behind this shit. This ain't just, y'all

— [136:26.280 --> 136:37.160] bothering me. It's a little bit more and these fans be crazy as fuck and we know this. People don't really care about people's mental health It's

— [136:37.160 --> 136:45.400] just something they say You know how they'll look if they don't care about it just something that they say to You

— [136:45.400 --> 136:53.560] see somebody crying walking on the street. You don't say are you okay? Nobody does that but online It's like are you you know, are you good in reality you walk past well, but my mother

— [136:53.560 --> 137:02.900] I was I fuck You keep walking you do the fuck the way most people mark shut up. Oh my god No,

— [137:02.900 --> 137:11.060] I just was saying like if let's say it cuz there's only 2 scenarios it's true or it's not true Mm-hmm. If it's true who's gonna come forward

— [137:11.100 --> 137:19.130] and say does not on or either side clay or Mac And then if it's not true, then Meg's not gonna come forward and say

— [137:19.130 --> 137:27.180] it ain't true, neither is Clay. Clay ain't set a fuck. Yep. So that's number 1. And then if it's not true, and

— [137:27.540 --> 137:35.780] you said out of your own mouth that Meg is trying to weaponize her fan base, then she not gonna come forward and say it's not true. Her publicist might not even let her come forward

— [137:35.780 --> 137:44.240] and put a statement out because it's not in the best interest of my client to do so. That's the part I think is fucked up. I'm just solely speaking to what Meg herself has been through. I

— [137:44.240 --> 137:52.240] understand. She could kinda identify what she's going through And if that's all innocent, then yeah, I might do something just because I know

— [137:52.240 --> 138:00.480] what that feels like. Right, I mean, that's it. The bigger point here is you don't date n****s sugar cookie colored. Problem

— [138:00.480 --> 138:08.860] number 1. Yo, Present company excluded or? You know what I'm saying. Sugar cookie colored. Fuck

— [138:08.860 --> 138:16.940] no. That n***a turn on the beach, don't do it. They can't handle it. Except for you, boy. They can't handle it. They can't

— [138:16.940 --> 138:25.140] handle it. No, I'm not white, man. I'm talking about black, light-skinned men that wear shoes. I know what you're talking about. They can't handle it. It's hard. You

— [138:25.140 --> 138:33.180] gotta be on your A game. Pause. Yeah, it got crazy in here. I promise you this is some HR shooting. No, no. I'm like, what is happening? I'm comfortable

— [138:33.180 --> 138:41.180] working by her. I'm like, oh my, this shit's going another way. It'd be hard. If you can't say that, I'm gonna read back crazy. Yeah,

— [138:41.280 --> 138:49.280] like, I'm trying to get the viewers insane. I think it's funny how it stood up as the voice for all

— [138:49.280 --> 138:59.400] them niggas that lay on the beach and burn As

— [138:59.400 --> 139:07.880] you I got it that's why I defended myself, okay Represent all the sugar cookie colored and just niggas with sugar.

— [139:08.340 --> 139:16.720] Yeah, that's your bad you oatmeal Drink

— [139:16.720 --> 139:24.760] all the sugar cookie colored niggas. Anywho, niggas out here problem, right? Oh God. But they still have problems. Ha ha ha. They're fucking Sam and

— [139:24.760 --> 139:33.290] Diane over here. That's what's going on. Yeah. Ha ha ha. Do y'all care that voting rights are going? No. Oh

— [139:33.290 --> 139:41.600] my God. Slavery's almost back. It's kind of a big 1. We kind of got to cover this 1. Why? Cause Mark works here. Oh please. Problem number 1. He

— [139:41.600 --> 139:49.740] makes us look so dumb. Now I care about it too. What's going on? He don't give a fuck. A bum

— [139:49.740 --> 139:58.040] ass sincere voice. That's the worst sincere voice ever. He's trying to, well you should try. I gotta work on it. Now who's losing their voter rights?

— [139:58.520 --> 140:06.580] Black people. Everybody who listens to the show. Black people. It ain't just black people. Our demo. No, it's a lot of whites listening to this. It's a lot of whites. I'm just trying

— [140:06.580 --> 140:15.520] to get something to make them think. Shout out to the whites. I love it. That's what you get. Exactly. Phony ass. That's what you get. The

— [140:15.520 --> 140:23.740] Supreme Court made a ruling yesterday that will severely destroy the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The Voting Rights Act of 1965, of course,

— [140:23.740 --> 140:31.780] was a landmark decision that protected or enabled black people to be able to actually have a vote that counted to be able to access the polls.

— [140:32.260 --> 140:40.520] We had a vote, but it didn't matter so much. They basically, it was a district in Louisiana that was protected. Let

— [140:40.520 --> 140:49.840] me make it real simple and fast. We started drawing voting districts and states to make sure that black people's votes could count. It

— [140:49.840 --> 140:58.220] was done to protect the integrity of the voting process and to make sure that people had districts where they could actually participate in elections and their votes matter.

— [141:00.060 --> 141:08.140] The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional because they said it's basically now a moment where to consider race is racist. So

— [141:08.140 --> 141:16.280] to do something even to protect black people because it's explicitly racist or racial makes it unconstitutional. So they undid the law, which

— [141:16.280 --> 141:24.440] now means the consequence of this is that lawmakers can redraw districts in ways that basically take out our votes. The votes won't count. Our votes basically don't

— [141:24.440 --> 141:32.480] count. They'll get drowned out. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So they said the only way you can do it is if we can prove that

— [141:32.480 --> 141:40.560] the intention of the people redrawing it is racist. Now that's almost impossible. Can you imagine, no 1 ever says,

— [141:40.560 --> 141:49.080] hey, I'm doing this to fuck black people over. Even if that's the obvious consequence. They had made the law previously that all it had to do was show a racial consequence or

— [141:49.080 --> 141:57.200] racist consequence. We just have to show that by doing it this way, black people get fucked over. Now they're like, no, black people don't just have to be fucked over. We have to have proof that the people wanted

— [141:57.200 --> 142:05.340] to fuck black people, which nobody says. Which we've had hundreds of years of that proof. Exactly. So that basically means that over the next year or 2 or

— [142:05.340 --> 142:13.580] 5 or 10 You're gonna see them redrawn districts all around this country in ways that make it harder and harder for black people's votes Yeah to count

— [142:13.580 --> 142:21.580] that a vote on Virginia last week Yep, that's it. Virginia's a major state what has happened in Louisiana's another major state what has happened in New Jersey is a state where

— [142:21.580 --> 142:30.240] we saw these kinds of fights, you know, and so forth and so on. And so it's a really ugly time. And this is the consequence partly of,

— [142:30.720 --> 142:39.720] not partly, this is the consequence of Trump and all. We're f*****. We're not f*****. I'm

— [142:39.720 --> 142:47.900] not giving up. He ain't a virgin but you know. No this shit, it piles on, it piles on, it piles on, it piles on. You gotta make a joke

— [142:47.900 --> 142:56.080] because you literally feel fucked, like in danger, like we're in danger. We already in danger, but now we're in danger and fucked. Yeah,

— [142:56.080 --> 143:04.320] pretty much. It's getting ugly. Like what the fuck? And they so blatant. Yeah, it's just so open. That's so wild shit. It's like, we like, you know, right here what it is.

— [143:04.320 --> 143:12.340] We don't care. They gonna do shit. Yeah. This nigga, man. Cause it don't affect him. He's in

— [143:12.340 --> 143:20.400] the 1%. This definitely affects me. And it's very important. A lot of his workers are. None of his workers are in 1% is there anything we

— [143:20.400 --> 143:28.860] can do No, I mean, yes, there's always a way in a portion move to Canada or you can oh Vote like our life depends on it in this midterm

— [143:30.540 --> 143:38.580] And just build we have to play the long game. Everything that we have lost over the last decade.

— [143:38.980 --> 143:47.360] Something wrong with this. Or really over the last 5 years, we've lost because of strategies that the right has laid out for decades. Reproductive justice,

— [143:47.360 --> 143:55.440] we lost. Voting rights, we lost. DEI, affirmative action, we've lost. These are all things that 20 years ago we thought were impossible. 20

— [143:55.440 --> 144:03.480] years ago, if you said they're trying to take away abortion, we'd been like, what? Word. Exactly, bro. Even 10 years ago. And then it just happens. It's a long game. So we have to have

— [144:03.480 --> 144:11.540] the kind of stamina I feel like I gotta pause this but you have to have the stamina to play the long game For the next you know me for the next 10

— [144:11.540 --> 144:19.640] to 20 years to actually reverse the damage that's been done. That's it That's the answer. There's no easy. There's no simple solutions. Gotcha. None of us up here got 20 years, we

— [144:19.640 --> 144:29.960] fucked. Well, we don't eat little Debbie's a drink, Dr. Pepper, I got at least 30 or 40. Speaking of yourself, what the fuck? You're

— [144:30.040 --> 144:38.360] Crazy. See when the tears start rolling down your face. He's saying how he wants us to pod happy with all this fuck.

— [144:38.700 --> 144:47.140] Set it off, make it cry. I waited till the third hour. Shit, Jesus, man. In reality, you can barely lie. He gonna find something we gotta fight about. It's important.

— [144:47.460 --> 144:55.600] On that scene that set it off, you can't watch it and not cry. First time. Everybody cries. The first time. I still cry off of that. When they killed C-Lo with

— [144:55.600 --> 145:04.140] that Newport Warner in their mouth, that shit f***ed me up every time. I'm telling you. They killed the equalizer. See?

— [145:04.140 --> 145:13.180] Some equalizer she is. Shot the shit out of fucking Dana. Give

— [145:13.180 --> 145:21.380] me body. Big Jersey. Yeah, big Jersey. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about, Dana. Exactly. Stop playing. Who you calling a bitch?

— [145:21.380 --> 145:29.380] East Orange Finest. Yo, music industry people, they got some little article going around saying Larry Jackson's popped. I read

— [145:29.380 --> 145:37.480] it. It don't look like a real thing, but it Was the article from it's going around it don't matter. It looks

— [145:37.480 --> 145:46.380] fake. It matters a little bit financially, huh? Yeah Probably that I'm

— [145:46.380 --> 145:54.420] not saying I believe it or don't. I'm letting Larry Jackson know, because I know he listens, that this little article is gaining

— [145:54.440 --> 146:03.300] traction. About 19 different people sent it to me. Important people too. Oh, they talk about it. I'll

— [146:03.300 --> 146:12.540] put it in the group chat. It's a good read but whoo Larry better come up here clear it up Better

— [146:12.540 --> 146:23.800] come up here clear it up Larry. They try to talk bad on your name and some of it's down yeah what

— [146:23.800 --> 146:31.980] if that was going around about me I want Larry Jackson to go on this podcast and tell me I'm sure that he's been made aware You got 19 people hitting

— [146:31.980 --> 146:40.100] you Larry 50 million of Larry people is reading that shit You my man, so I'm gonna tell it to you in public. You seen the website Huh? You

— [146:40.100 --> 146:48.720] seen the website what website of the article? Oh you see them on Larry

— [146:48.720 --> 146:56.859] you should address this fast Is it a good website or a bad website? It ain't the best. Nah, I'm gonna say this is good. Oh, I sent it. I

— [146:56.859 --> 147:05.080] just sent it. Yeah, nah, this is the 1. Yeah, I'm putting it in group chat. Yeah, nah, that's the 1 right there. Oh yeah, this is the 1. It's getting the heat.

— [147:05.540 --> 147:14.520] Yo, the color way you choose when you write a fake article on somebody is important. It's red and black. It's intense when you click it. Larry,

— [147:14.520 --> 147:25.480] you my man. So if you want to come up here clear it up Who

— [147:25.480 --> 147:34.560] could be saying this about Larry How can you tell stuff is true or not? There's no look the realist but maybe What

— [147:34.560 --> 147:43.300] are you clear about yourself? I know sometimes you'd be like Absolutely Nothing. There's no rumors that will come out that you'd be like I need to say something about oh Are

— [147:43.300 --> 147:51.880] we done? No, I'm saying hypothetically. I'm just saying like we could put a bleep in it. We're taking Right. Yeah That

— [147:51.880 --> 148:04.940] you should clear I got you but outside of that no, is that it not sexuality not drugs not money. No nothing Is that how y'all feel too? But

— [148:04.940 --> 148:13.040] it's gonna happen you're gonna get only go get more successful and more successful you get, it's gonna be Isch's on crack. Isch, you know what I mean?

— [148:13.160 --> 148:21.420] That's how I crossed that bridge. Isch steals Dr. Pepper. Isch ain't read all the Lipstick Alley stuff. It's happening to you, buddy.

— [148:21.480 --> 148:30.040] Go on page 77. Oh, God. That's where you know he wrote half of it. 79. 79. They are

— [148:30.040 --> 148:39.600] 3 pages. He's had this page for years. Oh, yeah. Me for sure. Over there. Oh, yeah. How many got over there? Oh, please. Please. If

— [148:39.600 --> 148:47.780] you see Mount 69 on their right, you should about you know who it is. I should just say Joe Budden. That's right. I'm not even trying to hide it. I feel like. I feel like. Don't

— [148:47.780 --> 148:55.900] put 69 on there in the mouth. You're creating a thing. The Beyonce method is always like lit like where you just don't address

— [148:55.900 --> 149:04.300] anything You don't say anything anything uh-huh Beyonce does it in for the most part what really sticks and you gotta think

— [149:04.760 --> 149:13.220] I have to imagine there's some she does that doesn't get publicized like send expensive paperwork to somebody that's right Beyonce

— [149:13.220 --> 149:21.380] mom was on the internet the next day once they start talking about her little soup stand. What's the combo spot? So if she don't get that from mommy, I

— [149:21.380 --> 149:29.520] think that, like, okay, Beyonce's sister for her fucking husband, the bitch didn't say a word. She said it in the music. Oh, fuck off.

— [149:29.520 --> 149:37.660] She said it. I mean, she, you know. I quit. Not really. Like for the day. It's hard to not address anything, but then I think

— [149:37.660 --> 149:45.820] you're right, that's the best approach. It's like, if I say nothing about anything, then it doesn't look suspicious when I'm not responding. I'm not saying nothing. Hey, yo, my nigga. Until it causes me to say something.

— [149:45.820 --> 149:55.560] Yeah, me and my, me and my. Until it's artifacting shit. Then, yeah. Until then, y'all got it. So the rumors won't make y'all come out And speak against it. I mean oh Yo

— [149:55.560 --> 150:03.580] dog me huh a dude worth 3000000000 dollars collectively anything these peons is saying about me I'm talking about you is you ain't even gonna get up the ladder. Yeah,

— [150:03.580 --> 150:12.080] we talked about you. I'm talking to you though Would I dress certain? Yeah, I would address certain shit, but I was out of This

— [150:12.080 --> 150:20.160] had a speech about them dr. Peps like stop that's true It was like he knew it was about to come on like he knew he was prepping it all

— [150:20.160 --> 150:29.240] week This nigga like the president the mayor. He's been drinking them all week It was bound to go she's only 1 left Who

— [150:29.240 --> 150:37.340] you playing? My story straight now Yeah, in a way I feel like if you don't say nothing, you don't bring no

— [150:37.340 --> 150:45.360] life to it. When you do say something, you make it even bigger sometimes. And then sometimes you say something and it's not enough, people don't believe it, it just go on

— [150:45.360 --> 150:53.680] and on and on. I always go by how I feel, which is probably stupid. How I feel about what a motherfucker saying for the most part, though I ignore shit.

— [150:53.680 --> 151:01.760] Like, yeah. And sometimes I might come out and say, yeah, I did that. Like, I'm not scared to do. I'm not scared of these people. You know what I mean? What you gonna do to me? Yeah,

— [151:01.760 --> 151:09.760] you heard I did that today. So what I think we need more of that I was like what the fuck you want to do? I'd smack my baby that all the time. You see me

— [151:09.760 --> 151:18.140] do that target what? Yeah, whatever you heard about me who told you him something might be true. Yeah, like so What

— [151:18.140 --> 151:26.160] year Joe was they talking about that'll let me know it's important and this big a big star forever years years I only been in it for 7, 8 years, but shit happens. People grow. You

— [151:26.160 --> 151:34.420] know what I mean? It's like I'm supposed to deny some shit. 2, 3 years ago, fuck you bitch. I did it. I mean, what is all the lines you broke you gave you small

— [151:35.560 --> 151:43.880] Drugs those are the ones where you cheated. No, I got a side family side girl today They want to throw the side they throw the allegations

— [151:44.040 --> 151:52.120] on you heartbeat. Yeah, Well, I was having this conversation void of like that stuff. Okay. I remember here, I remember here

— [151:52.120 --> 152:00.260] reading 1 where it said like, I don't take care of my kid. I haven't seen her. I never met her, never seen this is. Oh, that's a good 1 too. I see a lot about you. That's a good 1. They be wearing

— [152:00.260 --> 152:08.400] your ass out. I don't even read the stuff. The thing that I've gotten good at is not reading it Which I didn't used to be good at and most of what I read about you is so

— [152:08.400 --> 152:20.220] like left Like it's always some crazy wild shit. That's like nowhere near I

— [152:20.220 --> 152:28.360] want to tell my man name I mean watch your fucking mouth. I'm saying a box of that and a box

— [152:28.360 --> 152:36.640] of thank you Thank you. Oh wait, and I need to eat none of your dusty ass. I'll give everybody 1 including ish once we wrap

— [152:37.800 --> 152:45.940] Parks you can get to these occurs. I just wanna be clear. It's sent her while we's on air a 12 pack no no keep count. Oh No, keep counting.

— [152:46.080 --> 152:54.080] 000, my bad. 02:12. Oh, he trying to fuck me. He trying to fuck me. He said stop playing me. That's all, that's all. Oh, God, he said.

— [152:54.080 --> 153:02.080] That's all he's trying to do. That's how he's going to get it done. He said 50 fucked peppers in 2 boxes of Little Demons. That shit damp again? First

— [153:02.080 --> 153:10.080] of all. Yo, some Cheetos show up. Why would, like, bro, first of all, wifey got this stuff for me. Wifey got this for me. It's not now Yeah,

— [153:10.080 --> 153:18.260] wifey double tripled up on the show is you can hold it down. She got a Show is you can act normal. You know the

— [153:18.260 --> 153:27.380] vibes. I do know the vibes. Oh, it's been a real 1. HR.

— [153:29.240 --> 153:37.400] Ah, f*** HR, n***a. This n***a's an idiot, baby. Y'all want a break? Break? No, n***a. She

— [153:37.400 --> 153:46.520] wanna eat them cookies. You got a topic? You feelin' pull the topic out 1 of these boxes Let's

— [153:46.520 --> 153:54.580] see all my topics that I got left are problematic ones, and shit that I have absolutely no basis to say but was willing to come over here

— [153:54.580 --> 154:02.700] and say it anyway. Yo, my nigga, I'm looking at the board. And for the life of me, I'm like, what the fuck is D. Bushki? Yo, I only

— [154:02.700 --> 154:10.860] figured it out because of the BET part. I thought it was D. Bushki too. You made too much money to not have good, decent penmanship at least I thought it was the Belushi

— [154:11.540 --> 154:19.700] I definitely think it was Drusky Yo, my nigga

— [154:19.800 --> 154:28.080] Joe is On the BT no on the board no under under where it's supposed to be Druski.

— [154:28.080 --> 154:38.060] It look like D-Belushi. D-Bushki. Oh, no, it's a R. That shit looks bad, boy. Y'all,

— [154:38.100 --> 154:46.400] that shit, that shit embarrassing, boy. Yeah, yeah. Y'all get the board next time. Y'all got topics? Nah, that's that. Always. Always. Always.

— [154:46.640 --> 154:55.260] Anybody got topics? No. That's that Johnny had 3 apples shit. We have a part of the show. Hey. Demetrius

— [154:55.660 --> 155:03.740] says, do you think now is the hardest time to make a classic album? For starters, I'm in my late 20s, but I think the 90s and 2000s was the

— [155:03.740 --> 155:12.960] easiest time to make a classic album. Not saying it was easier to make great music, but great music was appreciated more than ever from radio to MTV, from

— [155:12.960 --> 155:21.160] what I've been told the club scene at the time. You couldn't escape a great song or album because we as people sat with music longer The window for appreciation was

— [155:21.160 --> 155:29.200] huge and the exposure was infectious Being 6 years old and from the south I didn't know who a joe button was but I knew every word to to

— [155:29.200 --> 155:37.200] a song on too fast to furious and even if it isn't the most lyrical it's 1 of the greatest quote-unquote feeling songs and sadly I don't think we will ever get that

— [155:37.200 --> 155:45.200] ever again I think we are seeing the last of the classic albums what say you guys I actually completely agree I think it's very

— [155:45.200 --> 155:53.260] hard to make classic nowadays not quality wise he's right it's just it comes and goes so fast now. The classic,

— [155:53.260 --> 156:01.340] the element, the classic, that's most important to me is longevity. And if we're onto a new album every week. I think

— [156:01.340 --> 156:09.560] it's streaming. Yeah. Yeah. I think streaming killed it, like yo, back in the day, you had to go buy an album. If you went to the store you bought a cassette my nigga You listen to that cassette to the burned

— [156:09.560 --> 156:17.640] in your brain now You got new albums coming out every fuck week on streaming so all you got to do that shit came out last week It's 4 new albums came out this week that you didn't have to

— [156:17.640 --> 156:26.100] go buy with your money. Yeah, I think the attention span is like that because I'm not buying it. We have we have access to too much music too fast all at once. So

— [156:26.100 --> 156:34.360] there's no time to really appreciate anything anymore. And I agree with the financial component too. If you if you put your money on something you value it more than something that you don't

— [156:34.360 --> 156:42.780] particularly pay for specifically you bought like It was a relatability to an artist like you used to like a certain artist I remember going about EPMD album

— [156:42.780 --> 156:50.980] or Big Daddy Kane album like up to Big Daddy Kane You get I'm saying So you would listen to that album over and over and over. Now, it be songs,

— [156:50.980 --> 156:59.020] I know the song. I used to have to tell me who the artist is because I don't even know the artist. I just know the song from here and 1000000 times. It's no attachment

— [156:59.080 --> 157:07.200] to the artist now. I think that there's still that, especially with social media. I just think that again if you If you spent money

— [157:07.200 --> 157:15.440] on something even if you didn't love it the first time you're gonna listen to it a bunch of times I hope that maybe your $17 will be worth it at some point now if you don't like something or if something is like

— [157:15.440 --> 157:23.440] Hey, you never listen to that shit. You never hear it again. Delete that your phone and good night I agree with everything y'all the same with that think that makes me take the other side

— [157:23.440 --> 157:31.660] of the classic argument Wow, it's easier to make the classic now Well, it's it's difficult to make a classic

— [157:31.760 --> 157:40.540] and time yes in any area but once he starts getting into the why's a lot of that has to do with the field and the market and

— [157:41.040 --> 157:49.080] when you get into the field in the market I think it's easier to identify a classic today because of all the streamers, because of

— [157:49.080 --> 157:57.420] all the fat, because of all the bad music, because music comes out 350 songs every hour, because of all these things, I think when a classic hits,

— [157:58.120 --> 158:06.440] it's easier to tell that This is a classic versus a classic in the 90s when everything is damn near borderline classic.

— [158:06.480 --> 158:14.580] That's valid And a in the set cream rises to the crop a lot more now That's that yeah, I would think that that's valid I don't

— [158:14.580 --> 158:22.860] think that classic and everything wasn't bought a long classic back then is just we remember in the good shit. There was a lot of Tuesdays. In the 90s, there was a lot of

— [158:22.860 --> 158:30.900] Tuesdays where it was a lot of classic albums dropping that day. Yeah. There were years when twice- Well, they turned out to be classic later

— [158:30.900 --> 158:39.400] on, bro. That day that the score dropped. Yep. Look at the day that the score dropped. Yeah. If it was the score, I think it was Outkast. It was

— [158:39.400 --> 158:47.460] a bunch of shit. That's the tough, that's the tough and bad. People used to spend a lot more time on music then than they do now. Like in

— [158:47.460 --> 158:55.780] terms of creating it. Yes, because now niggas are playing the streaming games. And back to the Kehlani album, like there was pros in the fucking rooms. Yeah,

— [158:55.780 --> 159:03.940] and that felt good. That felt good. Yeah. And there was pros at the labels as A&Rs and shit sifting through shit. Like, it wasn't just,

— [159:03.940 --> 159:12.000] these are my 10 songs, put it out. Let's see what the algorithm do. Right. Yeah, like today you eliminate, it's easier to

— [159:12.000 --> 159:20.820] tell, identify what a classic is. 1, because most artists ain't even trying to make an album. They're trying to just totally get rid of the album altogether. So

— [159:21.680 --> 159:29.800] yeah, the people that are putting real effort into this, yeah, you can tell. You can tell, I think. I used to have an interlude and a skit on it. It was

— [159:29.800 --> 159:37.880] like a real thing. Told a story. Dog, that K. Lani album I bought, again, the uncut shit, I can remind it, it brought me back to, I

— [159:37.880 --> 159:46.260] used to go and buy maxi singles I was a fan of the maxi single because whatever this song is that I like give

— [159:46.260 --> 159:54.300] me the other versions of it. You're gonna get the radio mix, the club mix, the extended, the remix with

— [159:54.300 --> 160:02.440] this, on this person, get a beat to it as well. Get some shit on the B side. And it's just innovative, right? It reminds me, it's like Nipsey putting

— [160:02.440 --> 160:10.900] out the hundred dollar album. It's like, yes, I keep saying it's up to the artists to find out how to get value. We can hear that.

— [160:11.200 --> 160:19.340] How to get value for the art. Right. So we can't just keep putting our blood, sweat and tears on the album. Some of these albums is going for $4.99,

— [160:20.140 --> 160:28.360] $6.99, $9.99. Nah, nigga, you just spent your whole life doing this shit. And that's the trade off to those who are playing this instant gratification streaming game right now.

— [160:28.440 --> 160:36.480] We'll sell it low so that more people can quote unquote buy it so that back then you wanted to make a classic album right now you want a great first

— [160:36.480 --> 160:44.560] week that's the goal today. A lot of artists today the goal is that first week we want to come in at number 1 we want to be

— [160:44.560 --> 160:52.640] able to say no number 1 album in 200 countries or whatever the case may be. Are they really artists? No, that's commerce. Are they really artists

— [160:52.640 --> 161:01.320] or they just rappers? That was your point, right? Some people in the rap business, some people are making a good life. I think it's more people

— [161:01.320 --> 161:09.840] playing the rap business game than the rap artist game today. And part of that is because artists, art

— [161:09.840 --> 161:17.840] keep getting devalued. So if artists are incentivized to create art, right? If I could buy the Kehlani album and

— [161:17.840 --> 161:26.040] then buy the uncut and then buy the maxi and then buy the folded Ep and that you don't generate it Have a much offer this 1 song

— [161:26.040 --> 161:34.080] what he's too far So as I saw I need you bad or the brandy record on there 2 times You got you got a another 1099 for me. There's people out there like me people

— [161:34.080 --> 161:42.160] that don't mind spending 1099 3 4 and 5 times when the tape used to get fucked up in the 90s You gotta go get another tape. When somebody

— [161:42.160 --> 161:50.160] came over and stole the fucking CD and got scratched. You had to go buy another tape. You're like, yeah, you know That's how I feel about

— [161:50.160 --> 161:58.380] it. That's the way February 13th 1996 All eyes on me came out that same day as the score. That's like just a clap. That's just a great day Yeah, like that

— [161:58.380 --> 162:06.680] that's that's a hard time for somebody. That's a that's a tough day. Yeah what's rough? I want a red man dropped that day like

— [162:06.860 --> 162:15.000] yeah February 13th, I think Digible planets. No, I might be thinking of another test. Yes, big was earlier Yeah, but like just a great total came

— [162:15.000 --> 162:23.460] out that I mean, this is a lot of great music came out that day. Like it's just a special day. But that's how I feel like the 90s, especially 96. 96 was a crazy year for hip hop. 96 was tough. Period. Yeah,

— [162:23.460 --> 162:31.740] 98 too. Yeah, there's a couple years. 98's another 1. Those might be the 2 best album years for hip hop. Yeah, they're up there. I'm throwing 2016 in that mix.

— [162:32.680 --> 162:40.760] Ooh. That's a good year. That's for the old niggas. I just can't accept nothing after 1999 2012 and 2016 are they ever there's no wrong. They belong in

— [162:40.760 --> 162:48.900] the conversation in 96 well in 2016 Belong in the conversation. I'm not

— [162:48.900 --> 162:56.980] saying that they're absolutely belong but 94 96. I think that 2012 20s again Yeah, just some years. I think that

— [162:56.980 --> 163:05.100] Ghetto Boys album came out. 96 is shit. Onyx had an album out, that Roots album was out. Yeah, you see it, I had to know. Well, for that particular date. It wasn't

— [163:05.100 --> 163:13.280] on that date, but it was that year. Nah, it's for February 13th, it's All Eyes on Me, The Score. And then it's Mad Skills

— [163:13.280 --> 163:21.540] from where? Those are the ones on that date. Grammy winner, man. Childish skills. All right, so we're done with that. Anything else you guys

— [163:21.540 --> 163:29.740] got to get off your mind? Minds, hearts, spirits, souls? No, 96? The last words? 96, I mean, I'm just scrolling the

— [163:29.740 --> 163:39.380] whole 96. 96 or something, bro. 96 was the years. God damn, bro. 94, 96 was the years. Yeah, I'm telling you, 96 was serious. Yeah,

— [163:39.380 --> 163:47.400] 96. We got a guest here we could talk. We got a hip hop legend. We got a legend here. We got a legend. Absolute legend. We got a legend with good

— [163:47.400 --> 163:55.600] f**king skin still. This is a little crazy. This man. Yeah, real shit. This is him right here, man. This is my man. Real

— [163:55.600 --> 164:04.060] excited to have him. We could talk to him about the 90s. Yeah. All hearts and minds are clear? Yeah, man. Positive, you sure?

— [164:04.060 --> 164:12.180] Yes, sir. Mark, is this some social injustice happening? We gotta fight somewhere? I did 1, I got another 1 for Patreon. Mona, is this some street

— [164:12.180 --> 164:20.280] justice that needs to be addressed? We gotta free anybody? I mean, I do have a show next week in Detroit at the punchline. Hey, shout out to Detroit. What

— [164:20.280 --> 164:28.420] up, dope? Catch me in Detroit. All right, all hearts and minds are clear. Good talk, good talk, good time today. Ish, congrats on part of the month, man. You do deserve

— [164:28.540 --> 164:36.780] it. Well deserved, well deserved. You do deserve it. It ain't like the last sympathy 1 they gave you This is a real 1 this 1 you earn this ain't a Steve Nash we earn Don't

— [164:36.780 --> 164:44.880] piss me off, how many I supposed to go huh how many are supposed to go? 1 I know I think 1 I know you

— [164:47.540 --> 164:55.560] How many you want Mona 1 2 No 2 back to back right? Oh I want 2? Yeah you wasn't here. I didn't get no chain nigga. Oh yeah that's before we had the chain. The war really don't count

— [164:55.560 --> 165:04.020] if you're in with a chain. No it don't. I gotta get. And I'm trying for it. I'm just so Y'all

— [165:04.020 --> 165:12.500] hold it down out there man. Have a real good week and be safe Stay on your peas and cues stay alert Hopefully y'all have enjoyed this broadcast

— [165:12.600 --> 165:20.780] as much as we have enjoyed delivering it to you Keep us in your prayers Lord knows we need to be there until the next time We bid you a do

— [165:20.780 --> 165:29.200] farewell audio siriva dirty. I still a beast of our vua So long goodbye or simple head now was the fights Remember

— [165:29.200 --> 165:37.740] life is a series of moments and moments past this song was so hard man So let's make this 1 last. Oh yeah. As

— [165:37.740 --> 165:45.880] if it's all we have. Last but certainly not least, the baddies are insecure. The stagnant women wanna travel and the closed minded Women want you to teach

— [165:45.880 --> 165:54.200] them things. Grab you a Tylenol, you might need it. And he plans this weekend, and he plans this weekend. Weekend plans, anything exciting? What we doing?

— [165:54.820 --> 166:02.840] Chillin'. Shit, nothing. Chillin', nothing. Work. Got nothing going this weekend, man. Nothing. Damn. Nothing. Got kids. Yeah, I got the

— [166:02.840 --> 166:11.020] kids, man. Kids. I gotta. I try to fuck them a little bit. I have put a little party for my, we finally decided to have his birthday party, it's a month late but we gonna have it. Yeah,

— [166:11.020 --> 166:19.020] god damn right. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so we gonna do that for him this weekend. I'm supposed to have a martial arts competition this weekend but I may have to, I'm gonna pull out because of my ankle, but I'm still gonna

— [166:19.020 --> 166:27.100] go, so I'll be up in Ramapo, New Jersey. Okay, yeah, you should still go. Even your presence is a present. That's what I'm trying to say. Be

— [166:27.100 --> 166:35.140] there for that. I'm sure you could probably still chop a board or something, right? My ankle fucked up. Something like. So I don't doubt you had 1 of these other niggas jump on my ass,

— [166:35.140 --> 166:43.360] I get it. It's coach, coach, I can't get in this 1. I had a big weekend playing with my son but the sin called ass if she can get my weekend.

— [166:43.360 --> 166:51.840] I gave it to her but I acted sad. I acted though. I acted sad, I acted like, how could you do this, yo? Come on, you keep taking. That's

— [166:51.840 --> 167:02.020] my time. And he looking forward to this. You know I miss him. You know I miss him. Come on, man. Chis ma. Inside, yes. Hit

— [167:02.020 --> 167:10.340] the sax on, why not Ayyyy Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah Nuffin doggie JBP, JBP Why

— [167:10.340 --> 167:18.400] are we to be without the JBP hah hah hah hah hah hah hah hah hah hah I-I-I-I-I'm from the web, nitty-gritty era IT'S THE

— [167:18.400 --> 167:22.740] NETWORK BOOM New Job Un

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The Joe Budden Podcast Episode 925 | At Risk Youth Diet

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