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[100:05.020 --> 100:13.220] I was always an equity owner in loudspeaker networks. I credit Chris a lot
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[100:13.220 --> 100:21.220] because Chris told me 13 years ago, 2 things you're gonna have to do is write a book and start a podcast. I always knew I was gonna write a book just because I love reading,
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[100:21.220 --> 100:29.240] I love writing. That was a no-brainer. For podcasts, and I was a little arrogant on it, I was like, why I gotta do a podcast? I do morning radio. He
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[100:29.240 --> 100:37.420] was like, I'm telling you, this is where the culture is going, this is where media, I don't have to feel anybody's shoes. And this is where
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[100:37.420 --> 100:45.480] media is going. And I started to think about it, I'm like, I have been fired from radio 4 times. It would be cool to have my own platform and just
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[100:45.480 --> 100:53.840] in case this breakfast club thing don't work out, at least I still have a voice. And so that's when me and Andrew Schultz started Brewery Idiots 13 years ago.
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[100:53.940 --> 101:02.080] And then helping loudspeaker go out there and get other talent and bring them on the network. Chris gave me equity
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[101:02.080 --> 101:10.300] in loudspeakers. I always saw how the podcast business was growing, not just being in front of the microphone, but behind the scenes
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[101:10.300 --> 101:18.620] as well. And so when I started to look at what Bill Simmons was doing with the ringer, and I was looking at the bar stools and the kimlets and wondering all
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[101:18.620 --> 101:26.720] of these different platforms, I was like, yo, we don't have a space like that for us. Like a BET for podcast.
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[101:27.200 --> 101:35.280] That's exactly what my mentality was. Like I wanna have, I wanna create the BET for podcasting. Cause the other thing I was seeing was like,
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[101:35.280 --> 101:43.280] you had so many podcasts and this is where media is going, but they were kind of like more focused on video than they were audio. And I
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[101:43.280 --> 101:51.600] don't think that they were necessarily connecting the dots the way that they could, as far as the advertising dollars are concerned. And so when I was looking at, you
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[101:51.600 --> 101:59.600] know, doing my new deal with iHeart, you know, I was like, I don't wanna just be talent anymore. Like I wanna
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[101:59.660 --> 102:07.820] create this podcast network. Is this you growing into, you know, I remember 2018, I believe you wanted to podcast with Torrey and you were mentioning how
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[102:07.820 --> 102:15.860] Steve Harvey, Brian Seacrest were your inspirations. You wanted to get into the executive producer lane, right? That was years ago, you're
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[102:15.860 --> 102:24.140] now in that, right? Is this where you want it to be, is this where you are? Fully immersed in it, you know, been there for the last 5 years, you know, whether it's executive producing, you
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[102:24.140 --> 102:32.200] know, movies, like my own television shows on Comedy Central, executive producing, you know, audio scripted content with the company that me and Kevin Hart
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[102:32.200 --> 102:40.260] got with SBH Productions, executive producing these podcasts that we got on Black Effect, like the name of the game is, but they were kind of like
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[102:40.260 --> 102:48.260] more, the name of the game is IP. So I'm fully immersed in my executive producer bag, but it
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[102:48.260 --> 102:56.380] all starts with the Black Effect Podcast Network. Being successful at that, showed people like, oh, okay, he does know what
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[102:56.380 --> 103:04.540] he's doing in the business space, but I can't take all of the credit at all. Like, you know, my good sister, Dolly Bishop, who was the president
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[103:04.540 --> 103:12.540] of the Black Effect Podcast Network, man, once again, divine, right? When I had the vision for this, God told me immediately,
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[103:12.820 --> 103:21.200] all right, go get Dolly. You know what I'm saying? Go get Dolly. Dolly's great with talent. Dolly's great at business. Dolly has been, you know, a manager,
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[103:21.380 --> 103:29.840] an assistant, and a producer. You get the drift. Yeah you get the drift. Congrats again. Big news. Congratulations. Congratulations.
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[103:30.740 --> 103:38.910] Worth every cent, worth every cent, worth every penny of it. This is great, great, great news for
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[103:38.910 --> 103:47.100] many reasons. For everybody, yeah. For many reasons, many reasons. Where do you even,
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[103:48.220 --> 103:56.320] where do you begin? It's great for Charlamagne. That's 1 place to start. It's great for everybody under the black effect. It's great for the field.
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[103:56.320 --> 104:04.580] It's great for the field of podcasting in general. Yeah. It's amazing. Another self-made, I don't know how self-made he is, but another black
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[104:04.580 --> 104:12.780] executive to add to the list that is moving behind the scenes and not necessarily in the talent realm that we could just chalk
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[104:12.780 --> 104:20.960] up. And he's still young. Yeah. And we watched it. We've been out for a long time. Just to come behind such a big personality,
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[104:21.040 --> 104:29.100] such a legend, and to still find your own way. And I feel like I like about Charlamagne is that it was a time I really couldn't stand him. Like the way he did things, the
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[104:29.100 --> 104:37.160] way he spoke to people. And I feel like he grew, and he shared how he grew with people and I think that was important for a black man to see A black man go to
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[104:37.160 --> 104:45.300] therapy and actually kind of change, you know, I mean like he comes on happier He doesn't seem you know, I mean, you know, like Charlamagne is not the same Charlamagne make little mama
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[104:45.300 --> 104:53.440] cry it's not the same guy and I enjoy that. I think that it's more important to see somebody's honestly getting through life versus these little perfect
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[104:53.440 --> 105:01.660] things people put out. Because in reality you do have to change, in reality you do do asshole shit. It's just in reality you're not on a camera and people can't rewatch it. So I'm
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[105:01.660 --> 105:09.880] here for Charlamagne Grove. I told him that when I first met him, like I respect how he did shit though. Congratulations Charlamagne. And we always hear these stories, like
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[105:10.560 --> 105:18.580] these companies giving them these type of deals. It's never 1 of us to land 1 of them deals. So that was
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[105:18.580 --> 105:26.720] the impressive part of me. I love seeing that. That's inspirational to anybody else coming up. Like, yo, all right, we can get that. You always see
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[105:26.720 --> 105:34.758] them getting them. That should be the start, right? How do you see it? And this is for the creative community. How do you see it and not be inspired? How do you see it and not
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[105:34.758 --> 105:42.960] be inspired? Yep. How do you see it and it not be a sign that there
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[105:42.960 --> 105:51.080] are multiple ways for this to work? You don't have to subscribe to another man's blueprint.
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[105:52.280 --> 106:00.720] You can do things a plethora of ways and end up with this life changing, lineage
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[106:01.160 --> 106:09.340] changing money. Like I said, as a black man, like Mona said, you got
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[106:09.340 --> 106:19.300] to see it. You got to see it in front of your face from the start. 3, if you're a content creator, awesome
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[106:19.580 --> 106:29.660] for Charlamagne. Awesome for Charlamagne, the Breakfast Club, and all of the pods that made it over there to Netflix, right? You
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[106:29.660 --> 106:37.660] got anything, Mark? Man, I'm just so proud of him. I reached out to him this morning and told him that from the beginning. I heard the haters last
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[106:37.660 --> 106:45.820] week when he was being playful, or coy is a better word, about renewing his I Heart deal. And all of a sudden, all the experts
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[106:45.820 --> 106:53.860] and the predictors- Who are the haters? Tasha Kaye? There's so many people who think they're experts on this and yeah, they're not renewing his deal. They're like, y'all don't know what the fuck you're
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[106:53.860 --> 107:01.880] talking about. They don't understand how valuable he is to that entity and how much control he has over that space. And so to see the deal, I didn't know what numbers to expect. And I do have
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[107:01.880 --> 107:09.960] some questions for you about sort of how deals are sort of organized, but like to see that size of a deal and what he's able to do that a big part of his is
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[107:09.960 --> 107:18.280] extended and growing the black effect podcast network. And like he said, he wants it to be the BET podcast, which I think actually could be even more than that. It could be bigger. You
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[107:18.520 --> 107:26.700] know, I think it's amazing, man. I'm just so proud of him and I'm excited for him. And it's just great news all around. I got
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[107:27.120 --> 107:35.280] nothing else to say. I like the part about not really going the way that he maybe thought it was gonna go. Like as being an on-air personality, I
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[107:35.280 --> 107:43.440] didn't necessarily want to do podcasts, I didn't want to do books, blah blah blah, but it worked for him. Yeah. So in the keep going
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[107:43.440 --> 107:51.600] thing, also you're gonna run into different shit, you gotta try different shit, and if you stay the course, it may work out for you. Especially if you're
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[107:51.600 --> 107:59.780] open to not, to get over the arrogance. Because what he said is like, I'm on radio, and on a huge platform, why would I need a podcast?
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[107:59.920 --> 108:08.060] As a TV person, had the same idea. I love that. You know, like, I'm on TV, I'll never do this. I'll never do, but you have to, you don't know what you'll do. Exactly. You
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[108:08.060 --> 108:16.200] have no idea. And you don't know how to work. Damn, I told y'all niggas I would never do a podcast. That was actually the name of my podcast. That's a great name. I Don't fuck with, I didn't
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[108:16.200 --> 108:24.300] fuck with these. Right. And knowing the direction the culture's going. You don't know where the life's gonna push you. But I think, I think, and we say this oftentimes, like as you
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[108:24.300 --> 108:32.300] start to grow, you kinda get out of your own way and you can make those pivots and you could be malleable to doing new shit. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? I think that
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[108:32.300 --> 108:40.980] we just get comfortable in the 1 thing that we know how to do and we know how to do it well and we might be the best at it. But there's so many other levels to the shit that
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[108:41.280 --> 108:49.340] when you start climbing up that ladder, you start being able, oh, it's a room over here. So room over here. I can go in those rooms and see what's going on. And 1 thing doesn't have to stop the other. True.
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[108:49.340 --> 108:57.680] Because he's still active, doing what he loves, doing what he started doing, doing broadcast media. Yeah. The thing I also love about
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[108:57.680 --> 109:05.900] Charlamagne and about Joe is the thing I watch people. I watch their talent, but I also watch people's work ethic. And I see so many people
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[109:05.900 --> 109:14.080] who are not successful and I can almost always draw a through line. So their work ethic. Yeah. How many hours are you willing to work?
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[109:14.080 --> 109:22.380] How much are you willing to do? What are you willing to sacrifice? And I watch people bust their ass and there's somebody who works hard, like I know what that looks like and I know
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[109:22.380 --> 109:30.480] what it doesn't look like. And I find most people who are not successful, who have talent, you know, at some point, if you keep pushing, you'll get there, but sometimes people, They don't
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[109:30.480 --> 109:38.960] always push hard as hard as they can. So just watching Charlamagne work this hard and to be willing to grind and to play the long game, this shit's impressive.
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[109:39.380 --> 109:47.560] I also wanna shout out just the lack of arrogance and the lack of ego. Like hearing everybody say all that shit
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[109:47.560 --> 109:55.800] about you, you know what you over here working on. Like, you know, a lot of people would have, hey, what, do y'all know I'm doing, like just to shut up and just let people
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[109:55.800 --> 110:04.000] talk. I just said that last week. I just said that last week. Sometimes it's cool to just shut up and let the work talk.
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[110:05.020 --> 110:13.040] You don't have to rush out to be seen. You don't have to reply to every comment and hate or just, if you're doing the work, the
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[110:13.040 --> 110:24.160] work will show. Yeah. Thanks. I gotta commend so much. This is so loaded for me For
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[110:24.160 --> 110:32.420] a lot of years you prayed that The people at this level would start to share what they make.
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[110:35.260 --> 110:43.380] That's so true. The companies that may give you the money, and it ain't but so many of them, talking about this
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[110:43.380 --> 110:51.500] type of dollar and this type of coin, They may encourage you to keep it quiet. Actually, no may about it. I'm telling you
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[110:51.500 --> 110:59.840] that they'll probably put it in the contract that you can't talk about it. They have no problem giving it to you, but they don't want you to throw
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[110:59.840 --> 111:08.240] up that thundercat symbol in the air because now there are tangible metrics and facts and
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[111:08.240 --> 111:17.100] numbers for no matter what level you are. You may not be at the Charlamagne level, you may not be at the Joe level, but whatever level you act, you
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[111:17.100 --> 111:25.210] can now look to the top of the top and say, okay, that's what it's supposed to look like. This
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[111:25.210 --> 111:33.580] is what I want it to look like for me. It could give you the cojones to say something in those private meetings that you might not have said before because
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[111:33.580 --> 111:42.200] you having a hard time figuring out where the value is, how's this money being made, where is it coming from, why are you in figure it out mode?
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[111:42.200 --> 111:52.060] This is the equivalent of, and I hope this is a trend. I hope this trend continues. It's the equivalent of my
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[111:52.060 --> 112:00.620] homes looking at Burrow and Burrow looking at Lamar and Lamar looking at her cousin's name is in here somewhere too. Yeah, yeah. It's
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[112:00.620 --> 112:08.860] like whoever you are. Like if everybody just continues to do what they're supposed to be doing Then the next man
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[112:08.860 --> 112:18.160] up should break it And the next man up should break it and so forth and so on 1 2 I'm
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[112:18.160 --> 112:26.380] I'm I'm with I'm always with I'm always with the disruptor winning. And
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[112:26.380 --> 112:35.280] Netflix is disrupting. Yeah, big time. Netflix is, this
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[112:35.280 --> 112:45.280] is awesome, man. Netflix is sending signals to
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[112:45.280 --> 112:53.540] other companies that needed a lot of convincing. Lord knows how many hours
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[112:53.600 --> 113:01.660] are spent behind the scenes by really talented people convincing somebody That this is what they should
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[113:01.660 --> 113:09.840] do or giving them a download about what's valuable out here how This could 10x
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[113:09.980 --> 113:19.400] 100x 1000x something When you got a Netflix to come and pour all of this money in. It's
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[113:19.400 --> 113:29.020] a smoke signal to... Everybody else. Everybody else that was too arrogant. Everybody
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[113:29.120 --> 113:37.400] else that felt like my position is so cemented that I don't have to talk to you podcasters,
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[113:38.420 --> 113:47.220] you streamers, you content creators, with your cooking shows, I don't have to, yeah, Sorry Google. See,
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[113:47.220 --> 113:55.460] because Google might not listen to me. And they might not listen to 10 of us. And they might not listen to 1000 of us, because they might not give a fuck.
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[113:56.580 --> 114:05.060] But when Netflix comes, they hear them loud and clear. And does essentially what Spotify did in 2018,
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[114:07.560 --> 114:15.940] which while we're talking about it, boy, what a great time that was for content creation. A lot of people made money. A
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[114:16.220 --> 114:24.800] lot of money was flying around in that pandemic and it wasn't just PPP loans. It was content. Niggas is in the house consuming shit.
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[114:25.100 --> 114:33.320] I'm mad I missed that. Spotify niggas is throwing big, big, big buck around. Other people start to throw big buck around. That's
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[114:33.320 --> 114:41.600] how this goes. Yep. So if Netflix comes and throws a whole bunch of money at Barstool, I Heart,
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[114:41.600 --> 114:51.260] fucking. A sector, yeah. Just 1 sector. In 1 swipe of the pen. Change the game. Follow
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[114:51.260 --> 114:59.660] the entire landscape. Now what are the rest of you gonna do? Follow the leader. Got to. You ain't gotta do shit. You'd be surprised how stubborn people are.
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[114:59.760 --> 115:08.080] Yeah. But there's a think tank happening when there's all that let me let me talk there's a meeting going on Somewhere with some important
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[115:08.080 --> 115:16.320] people that missed a few steps Because that's the point to for Netflix to be able to do it in the manner that they did it It mean a bunch
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[115:16.320 --> 115:26.060] of y'all missed a bunch of fucking steps. I've been on YouTube since 2006. Maybe
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[115:26.920 --> 115:35.180] 2007. Right, no, I had to be on 6. Before I moved music to real on YouTube. 2006, So you're talking about
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[115:35.520 --> 115:44.200] 20 years somewhere. And that's my story as a success. You're
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[115:44.200 --> 115:52.400] talking about all of these content creators, successful and unsuccessful, with no choice but to use YouTube as the vehicle
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[115:52.400 --> 116:00.480] and outlet That's where the eyes are so now don't matter what the deal says Take your little adsense check and get
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[116:00.480 --> 116:08.640] the fuck out of my face. Why? Music industry. It's so even if we not talking money, your algorithm
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[116:08.940 --> 116:17.020] ain't even helping nobody. If anything, some people could argue that the shit is more restrictive than anything. And to have some
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[116:17.020 --> 116:25.320] flows. Some people could say that y'all redlining back there and doing all this divisive, pardon me, divisive shit
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[116:25.320 --> 116:33.620] is gonna keep ish in the real estate pop politic, but we ain't gonna show it to nobody else. It's gonna keep ice in the iCloud bubble, it ain't gonna show to nobody else. It's gonna keep marketing,
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[116:33.620 --> 116:42.540] it's little CNN bubble not show to nobody else. It's gonna keep me in the black rapper box not show to nobody else. Then why are we here? Because there's no alternative. Because
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[116:42.540 --> 116:50.620] creators don't have a choice. More choices is great. Always. It is absolutely great. And it's
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[116:50.620 --> 116:58.620] great when the other choice could look at you and say, I got just as many eyes as you. And you had every
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[116:58.620 --> 117:07.080] streamer, podcaster, content creator in your lap for X amount of years and you did nothing to grow the community. Let him go.
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[117:07.440 --> 117:16.140] That's what you did. You need me. So now you let them leave. This is different from Spotify trying to gate their video. Cause
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[117:16.140 --> 117:24.300] then it felt like, all right, you losing your presence a little bit, taking it off YouTube, only going to Spotify, you almost kind
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[117:24.300 --> 117:32.360] of feel like you're leaving yourself to die. Like, what is your audience supposed to do? It's a big bet. Not a really big bet. A really
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[117:32.360 --> 117:40.800] big bet and it take a lot of coin to get a bunch of people to subscribe to that. People want their eyes. Creators want their eyes and their visibility. Not so much with Netflix though. Nobody.
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[117:41.280 --> 117:51.180] Not so much, I don't think I hear nobody out there saying who's gonna see me. Now it's about, for me anyway, championing
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[117:51.580 --> 117:59.900] those that can get that popping. The same way I would have liked somebody to champion me on Spotify when I was on my mission.
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[118:00.780 --> 118:09.020] I almost need y'all to make this work, Netflix. Whatever bet they put in, whatever the investment is,
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[118:10.740 --> 118:18.740] flip that motherfucker, flip that. So they come right back out to the rest of the people and say hey let's give this a shot
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[118:18.740 --> 118:26.880] we starting with the big dogs we starting with the networks and the Bill Simmons and and we starting there but I don't think that's the
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[118:26.880 --> 118:36.300] end of it I don't think that's the end of it So this should be a really good day if you are in content creation. If
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[118:36.300 --> 118:44.540] you are 1 of the tools, maybe not so much, but there's a lot of fourth quarter scattering
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[118:44.540 --> 118:53.420] going on. I can tell you that much. This fourth quarter scattering, boy some of y'all are in a leap of trouble. A
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[118:53.420 --> 119:01.860] leap of trouble. It almost looked like, shit, they are saying, it almost looked like Creator Unity could be coming soon. Ooh.
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[119:01.860 --> 119:10.260] I agree with that. That happened? And I, listen, in 2030, I got 1 of the big dogs not being very important.
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[119:11.260 --> 119:19.400] 1 of you big dogs somebody got to be the new SoundCloud. It
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[119:19.400 --> 119:27.940] has to happen yeah, I agree always does part of that happening okay is a Charlemagne announcement
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[119:28.680 --> 119:36.680] a Kaisen ad announcement a Joe Budden announcement Anybody should have missed the beast announced something I'm
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[119:36.680 --> 119:46.080] going to knock on somebody door. Don't even really fucking name it black, because it don't matter. Anybody in the field, it's
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[119:46.080 --> 119:54.240] time to knock on doors. It's time to do rattling. It's time to have the conversations It's time for people to circle back. Hey, hey that thing you wanted to
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[119:55.780 --> 120:03.800] You know, this is really great. This is really really really really really great news YouTube your move YouTube your
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[120:03.800 --> 120:12.180] move Joe speaking of Joe Button announcements, I want to congratulate you. We've
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[120:12.180 --> 120:20.280] been talking about Charlamagne, but you had your own announcement this weekend, according to my sources. You're the new morning host on Hot 97. According to my text messages. Yes.
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[120:20.280 --> 120:28.540] Mine too. Great. According to my text messages. My friends are mine. My barber shop. Oh, I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. You know what's funny? When them shits
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[120:28.540 --> 120:36.580] go out, I'd be thinking, who the hell is going to believe this stuff? Same. And everybody believes it. Have you all noticed that he hasn't confirmed or denied it,
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[120:36.580 --> 120:44.620] just for the record? I'm not taking the Hot 97 job. What? So my information is bad info. What the fuck? I'm
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[120:44.620 --> 120:53.920] gonna make sure we clear. Yes. I don't know if I got this. Text messages are gonna hear this. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a portion of it. So no chance you're taking his job? I'm
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[120:53.920 --> 121:01.920] not in talks to be part of the new Hot 97 Morning Show. Very coy. I'm not in talks. Very dismissive. Yeah, okay. Ian's in talks. I get it.
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[121:01.920 --> 121:10.080] Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's very selective with his words. Oh, you're not in talks. He's not, see how they do? Flex already scooped it. We are not in talks
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[121:10.080 --> 121:18.420] with Hot 97, not to say that we wouldn't be. Gotcha, well according to Funkmaster Flex who jokingly tweeted. 3 years, 65 million. I
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[121:18.420 --> 121:26.600] get why people believe it because the numbers start to add up. Yeah, it started to make sense. And they said, New Yorker, cult following. And we'll shake some shit up. And we'll
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[121:26.600 --> 121:34.620] shake some shit up. That sounds like Joe. 3000003 years, 65 million makes it sound like, I can see that nigga getting off
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[121:34.620 --> 121:42.620] that couch. I can see it. Who else has a cult following? And here's the other thing. Why they can see that? What do you mean why they can see that? God bless them for they
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[121:42.620 --> 121:50.800] know not what they do. I got you. You ain't not getting off no couch for no 3 years, 65 million dollars. Well, no, I wouldn't. We know. And
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[121:50.800 --> 121:58.900] especially not for 5 days a week. I said why they see that, but I get it. But it's in the world of believability. They believe it. And
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[121:58.900 --> 122:07.020] here's another reason it was believable to me is because you hadn't told us. And I feel like that tracks. That tracks, I was like, he didn't tell us anything, which means it's
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[122:07.020 --> 122:15.060] more likely. Y'all don't believe that. I told y'all when we were shooting the commercial, I told y'all, I tell y'all when I'm doing stuff. Hey! No, no, no, no, no, no.
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[122:15.060 --> 122:23.260] You told us a commercial was shot. You showed us the commercial. Yeah, you know, this is the commercial that's going to air. This is coming out tomorrow, so. Right. That's not the
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[122:23.260 --> 122:31.600] same thing. You ain't got to tell these niggas nothing. That's a fact. That part, too. Who named back there? I would, though.
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[122:31.620 --> 122:39.740] Like, if I were taking a gig that was going to be 5 days a week, you'd send us a drop. I would say something to 1 of y'all. He would text us a drop. This is your boy Joe Button
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[122:39.740 --> 122:48.060] on Hot 97. Catch me if you can. I would say something to 1 of y'all. How come? It's crazy. It wouldn't be a big secret is all I'm saying
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[122:48.160 --> 122:56.380] It wouldn't be like I think that story is so fly used to work out 97. So let me ask it to be like a circle back Yeah,
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[122:56.380 --> 123:04.500] I became who I became and now I'm coming back as yeah That would be something that Would it be a big secret if you were in talks to take
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[123:04.500 --> 123:12.540] the position at High 97? All my talks are big secret. All right, every talk I have, I have. Exactly, exactly. Every talk I have, I have, I have. Right. Damn.
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[123:12.900 --> 123:20.980] All talks should be big secret because they just talks. I tell my mom that I don't even prematurely tell her what's going on because it's just talks That's literally what I
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[123:20.980 --> 123:29.380] told you paper. I said paper it that's not coming up. Hey my favorite 2 words paper it Yeah, ink it. Yeah,
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[123:29.380 --> 123:37.660] there we go that paper paper. I was But In the contract me don't tell me about it. Oh, they put me with a whole bunch of yeah
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[123:37.660 --> 123:45.680] put on the paper They put it out now. I get it. I think this somebody is doing as a smokescreen Yeah, cuz they want you they want you to look like a ass when you and
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[123:45.680 --> 123:53.800] accept that 65 Michaels No, that's what they're trying to drive with their own price or something. Yeah. Yeah, that's what it's It's on me off because I think I think I've done
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[123:53.800 --> 124:01.980] well enough to where they would understand. I wouldn't look like an ass if I didn't take that. I don't think so either. They
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[124:01.980 --> 124:10.440] don't get it. Guys, who else has a cult following? Well, it's 2 things, right? Because Flex tweeted, well, we know from Rory, that cult following
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[124:10.440 --> 124:18.580] New Yorker, that's, that's what we got, those clues. And then we got- Is Imani here? Call Rory, man, enough of this shit. Find out, Find out the fucking truth. He did it, he put it in
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[124:18.580 --> 124:26.780] the group chat. Oh, he did? Yes. He said it. Oh shit, let me look at the group chat. He said it when he said it. Well, tell me again.
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[124:27.120 --> 124:35.480] Let me see. I'm not gonna say it. I'm checking the damn group chat. Did I miss that? And it makes sense. All ass niggas,
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[124:35.580 --> 124:44.060] all type of shit crack. For the audio listeners, Joe Biden got up and she said, crack, crack, crack, crack, crack. It said it? Yeah. I
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[124:44.060 --> 124:52.060] don't know, I'm looking. You believe that? I don't think that's a good. All right, Imani told me when Rory said it. Tell me.
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[124:52.060 --> 125:00.960] It was much sexier when Rory just was eluding something. Yeah, I don't. You don't like that? No.
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[125:01.040 --> 125:09.440] I do? Caca. I like it, bro. Damn, why you do that? Shit. We know what kaka is. Everybody does.
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[125:09.520 --> 125:17.660] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Damn, I didn't see that in the group chat. I still don't see it. Oh wait, speaking of group
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[125:17.660 --> 125:26.100] chats, I Did put the coat that I wanted in the group chat, but everybody ignored that motherfucker I put I put the coat in there.
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[125:26.100 --> 125:34.240] I wasn't a peep niggas just scroll by niggas They didn't even give me a double heart a tap nothing y'all put me back in the coldest caca. It wasn't
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[125:34.240 --> 125:42.700] caca I didn't inspire me to want to wear that coat was all That shit was fired What kind of first day it's not a far as leather
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[125:42.880 --> 125:54.800] that's leather Anyway
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[125:54.800 --> 126:02.940] back to beautiful. Okay. I did not know that that was the name in the group chat. Can I spill the beans? Yes. Nah. No.
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[126:03.060 --> 126:11.280] Cause that's corny, right? Well, Mona's like, yes. Especially when half the room just shit it on it. Nah, dude, because we don't even know if it's real anyway. We don't know if that's real. I believe Rory sometimes. Yeah,
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[126:11.280 --> 126:19.420] no doubt. It would make sense. I can see it. I believe that he heard that. I can totally see it. I see it. I wouldn't quite shake shit up. Yeah,
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[126:19.840 --> 126:27.900] that's where he threw it off. No, the name that we're talking about is not a name that I think is going to shake shit up on
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[126:27.900 --> 126:36.100] announcement. I think he's good. I think it is good. I think it could shake shit up. I can't say how because if I say how, it's gonna lead to them being able to guess.
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[126:36.520 --> 126:44.680] But it can shake shit up for sure. How? Oh, you said you can't say. I mean, he is New York. For sure. Who the fuck? I'll
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[126:44.680 --> 126:52.820] tell you off here. Please, god damn. And listen, Flex said that, Flex said that, Flex said that he's 2 thirds of the way
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[126:52.820 --> 127:00.900] complete. So this 1 name we talking about, I assume there will be 2 more names added. So I can't judge it until I know the collective. Oh, that makes sense. You don't
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[127:00.900 --> 127:08.940] think Flex is 1 of the names? No, no, no. Absolutely not. Flex is 1 of the names. No, Flex is up there as Big Dick Daddy Paws. He is
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[127:08.940 --> 127:17.100] in the new role. Some of that shit Charlamagne just spoke about is... I get that. I can still see
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[127:17.100 --> 127:25.240] him wanting to be active on the air though. Flex morning voice sounds like absolute shit. And Flex don't have a voice for morning radio. It was too much going on
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[127:25.240 --> 127:33.540] in the morning. Yeah, it was a lot happening. Shout out to Flex. I'm sure it researched well, but I don't want to hear bombs. I don't want to hear like
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[127:33.740 --> 127:41.760] yelling not in the morning I'm used to 7 a.m. Scrape now and his voice just wasn't a morning. It's not a morning voice He's perfect for the afternoon
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[127:41.760 --> 127:50.220] evening Evening night. Yeah, that's that's what is Joe if you were to come on air and take this job that you're negotiating right now, who
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[127:50.220 --> 127:58.680] would be your 2 co-hosts if you had to pick 2 people? They'd have to be up here. It could be anybody in the world. Or it could be people up here. Me. You
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[127:58.680 --> 128:06.740] have a morning voice? Nigga, you ain't have to do that. Well, I'm not taking the job, so
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[128:06.740 --> 128:15.560] I mean we don't even have to. I'm just curious to know who you're. First names that come to mind are Ice and Yeah,
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[128:15.560 --> 128:23.560] that's 2 different voices. Yeah, those are the first. So I'm gonna give you reasons. The reasons I be. I wanna hear that shit everyday. Joe,
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[128:23.560 --> 128:31.720] sing us out of your manny. I do, okay. I don't wanna die. Yo, morning radio in New York is a really fun job.
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[128:32.740 --> 128:40.740] It's a really, really, really, really fun gig. Well, I mean, it was when I did it. I can imagine it would still be, but it's nothing
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[128:40.740 --> 128:49.500] to sneeze at. No, it matters. It's nothing to sneeze at. Exactly. Look, that's New York. It's 1 of the few local radio jobs that still matters nationally. I
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[128:49.500 --> 128:57.840] went and did Philly radio for a couple weeks. Yeah, we got to fuck up at it. I went and did... That's not what happened. What
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[128:57.840 --> 129:06.080] station, what year? Shit, this was a few years ago. WHAT, V10. WHAT maybe. 101.3? Yes.
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[129:06.740 --> 129:14.840] Yeah. Yeah, I was on 101. It beat, I think. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It beat, yeah. I did the afternoon drive. I was picking this up. 4 years ago, 5 years
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[129:14.840 --> 129:22.860] ago. Okay, shit. 6 years ago. Yeah. Back when I was still trying to get in radio. I wanted to see what that felt like and what market I could be
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[129:22.860 --> 129:30.860] appropriate in and still be myself in. Philly was 1 of those. Quick little drive. I drove up there for about a week and a half. They interviewed me too. Yeah, I think
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[129:30.860 --> 129:38.860] it was me and quicksilver was a quick silver damn my memory is bad, but Yeah, they interviewed me, too That's
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[129:38.860 --> 129:47.080] what you see Yeah, quick silver is this I did terrible quick silver ain't the only quick silver either but That 1 we don't know is DC.
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[129:47.800 --> 129:55.940] But listen I'll have my eyes glued to what's going on in New York radio because it is important Yeah, it is. It is important. So when they when they decide to announce
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[129:55.940 --> 130:05.100] it, I'll be there Hopefully before 2029 Since
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[130:05.100 --> 130:13.160] we talk immediate business, what's up with tick-tock? It sold to American investors as
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[130:13.160 --> 130:21.360] was being forced upon them by the Trump administration, I believe. Although I think the Biden administration was also on this time. I believe Oracle
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[130:21.360 --> 130:29.480] is 1 of them. It's people that's outside of my pay range. So 80%, right? Yes, yes. I wanna do the rules
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[130:29.480 --> 130:37.600] change now. Does it change anything for us about TikTok? TikTok is true. Very good question. I don't know, I don't know. Hypothetically, they want
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[130:37.960 --> 130:47.060] a foreign Influence to come to a halt they want our data to be protected America
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[130:47.420 --> 130:55.680] Only people can sell our data as us. America? America? Right. That land of the free shit? It's cock cock. You can send
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[130:55.680 --> 131:04.080] that land to the free. It's sometimes the land of the free, depending on where you're at. Which free ish. Free ish. Free ish. Yeah, free ish. Free ish. Kinda
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[131:04.080 --> 131:12.380] free. Yeah, kinda. America, 1 thing about America, they ain't gonna let your ass make a certain amount of money without getting cut in. Mm-hmm. That's
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[131:12.380 --> 131:20.480] a perfect way to put it. That's perfect. You gonna give it up or we taking it, nigga. Yeah, or we gonna tell you the laws that you breaking. Now we got to come lock you up
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[131:20.480 --> 131:28.540] motherfucker. We're gonna write some. And now, now, short sale. They're not a short sale. Fire sale. Yeah, fire sale. We had to
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[131:28.540 --> 131:37.460] auction with it. All buyers. In this particular 1 though, I'm on they side with this. Just this 1. Why? Why?
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[131:37.460 --> 131:45.660] Because this is our biggest op, right? With a- Being China. Yes. That owns TikTok. That owns ByteDance, which owns TikTok.
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[131:45.900 --> 131:53.940] China. So, who's clearly- Why they our biggest op? I'm ignorant. I wanted to know too. I'm ignorant. That owns ByteDance, you said? ByteDance.
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[131:54.280 --> 132:02.560] Why they our biggest op, Ice? I don't know why. I don't know why behind the shit. I mean, China's a huge, China's a huge global power. They have the financial
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[132:02.560 --> 132:10.620] and military capacity to undermine the US. But we not gonna make them sell all the real
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[132:10.620 --> 132:18.620] estate in the country. Our biggest threat. Okay, threat. It's the biggest threat. Let's say that. Let's say that. Threats better. Let's say that. And
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[132:19.320 --> 132:27.400] with this, like they already predicted the next level of war is gonna be like some technological war type of shit. It ain't gonna be just running up guns,
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[132:27.400 --> 132:35.780] bombs, that type of shit. So you don't want our biggest threat owning the shit that all of us are subscribed
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[132:35.920 --> 132:44.060] to with all of our data or they could put shit in here listening to all our shit, spying on Americans. We do that to us, not them. That
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[132:44.060 --> 132:52.800] next dance challenge might be some Sion shit. Hey, yo, Ike, can I ask you a question? No. Where all the electronics come from? So
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[132:52.800 --> 133:00.900] you all talk about starting to be able to spy your nigga shit? They just put a report out that everybody can be looked at from a TV And they
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[133:00.900 --> 133:09.160] could like they got secret The goof troop yeah fuck is you talking about nigga Niggas TVs
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[133:09.160 --> 133:17.620] could look at you and record everything that's going on in your house. So if we talking about the people that making the TVs, all the TVs is coming from Asia. The parks and shit coming from Asia.
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[133:18.140 --> 133:26.760] So security ain't the real issue here. The parts and shit are coming from Asia. All of the networking and shit that they connect to is all our shit. As
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[133:26.760 --> 133:34.880] far as TikTok and all the servers, everything is based, it's their shit. So they're just talking about, we want this on American soil so we can access it.
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[133:34.940 --> 133:43.020] We still stay, be clear. I'm not talking about a security where they want America's secure. Just the only niggas that could spy on us and steal our shit is
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[133:43.440 --> 133:51.540] us. That's what they saying. They don't give a fuck about us in terms of they want Americans secure and safe. It's just, you know, the only
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[133:51.540 --> 133:59.620] niggas that could have the master lock to come in here and do whatever we want to do is us, not nobody else. The big goldmine in the world right now is data and they don't want China to have all
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[133:59.620 --> 134:07.660] the data. That's it. They would rather someone over here or if we do give them the data we're gonna sell it to her right? That's and that's the 1 with everything else That was the point I was about to
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[134:07.660 --> 134:15.720] make so it don't take nothing But for a billionaire from 1 of these other countries to go get in bed with 1 of the motherfuckers in America that has
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[134:15.720 --> 134:24.060] all the data or the next time experience or Equifax or 1 of these niggas have a mistake and data leak. Yeah, well, they sell your data off
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[134:24.500 --> 134:32.560] for the highest bidder like jealousy in it almost because I feel like tick tock blew up so crazy. It's so many people that don't eat, don't
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[134:32.560 --> 134:40.940] hang out, don't party, they don't even fucking pick music until they put it in the search of TikTok. TikTok is hit more than Google. Like,
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[134:40.940 --> 134:49.020] I mean. People don't Google. People don't Google, they go TikTok. So the fact that that's not ours, I just think the type of people that are just vibing is. That's our generation that still Googles, ish. They don't
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[134:49.020 --> 134:59.340] Google. Yeah, they wait a minute Nowadays people open a tick-tock You'll
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[134:59.340 --> 135:07.660] love it try it you got downloaded first. It's called TikTok. It's fine, you would like it. Have you ever used it? No.
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[135:07.660 --> 135:15.920] The nigga don't have it, I guarantee you he had to download it to see what it looked like. So a government that I believe don't
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[135:15.920 --> 135:23.960] really give 2 fucks about me, whether I live or die and treats me like a op, needs me
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[135:24.160 --> 135:34.400] when they wanna convince me to identify someone else as a op, even though I ain't spoke to nobody Chinese. Yes,
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[135:34.500 --> 135:42.880] because the Chinese motherfuckers could be in China and begin back to what we was doing before them niggas came on these votes. Chinese niggas could be over there chilling,
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[135:42.880 --> 135:50.940] sowing, eating they motherfucking, I mean, I don't want to- Or doing nothing. I'm just saying, they could
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[135:50.940 --> 135:59.020] not be giving 2 fucks about what's going on over there with y'all What the mom that could be 1000 percent true. I mean they never did shit
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[135:59.020 --> 136:07.020] to me. They never called me I never call me no nigger I'm with you I'm with you Like
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[136:07.020 --> 136:15.100] how do I know that the Chinese government ain't gonna hold me down better than our government? I don't if I'm getting all my messaging from our government,
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[136:15.100 --> 136:23.140] right? Ain't we about to go to war again? Venezuela? No. Ain't we about, we not about to go to war again? No. I hope
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[136:23.140 --> 136:31.360] not. Venezuela got TikTok. I don't know what you talking about. It's called oil. Land man, land man tell me we going to, we going to war again. We about to take they shit, nigga.
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[136:31.360 --> 136:39.360] We gonna villainize them and take they shit too. And when is the answer to is America going to war again, ever no? Y'all know a lot of other countries
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[136:39.360 --> 136:47.760] think we're stupid. They think we just faggots. No, no, no, not just that. The things that we accuse other countries of? We be doing it. It's us. Yeah.
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[136:47.960 --> 136:56.020] No, I'm talking about where they say, we wrote them books. You fucked up over there, man. You gotta run a tenon out and get the first down. We the coach. And the thing
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[136:56.020 --> 137:04.020] about them is they raise them kids up like little soldiers. Them niggas don't smile. Ain't no nigga loading kids over there. All they got is math shit, math problems.
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[137:04.340 --> 137:12.980] Yeah, shit's crazy. You know what I mean? Go ahead and let the people have a goddamn TikToks. I'll tell you 1 thing. I tried to open up my
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[137:12.980 --> 137:21.020] son's birthday gifts with him that I got him and I opened them shits and went right to TikTok and YouTube. I'm talking all this shit
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[137:21.020 --> 137:29.340] about YouTube. I couldn't put a gift together without YouTube telling me how to charge up. I can't do shit without YouTube. I call it YouTuber ish. 1 of the traffic.
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[137:29.340 --> 137:38.420] I put something I'm joking. I even joke. Yeah. For me is a YouTube ice. Is this lead pipes? Is it? I'm
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[137:38.420 --> 137:46.580] dead serious. It's gonna make 7 pitches. Were they lead pipes? No. I should probably figure that out. My family's in real
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[137:46.580 --> 137:58.300] danger right now. You still do pipe work? I drink bottle works. Yeah. Slow down a lot. Oh my. The
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[137:58.300 --> 138:07.540] people that are only listening don't know that you're beautiful. That's why I be trying to describe this vision. Mona, Mona, Mona, Mona, Mona, Mona,
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[138:07.540 --> 138:15.560] Mona, Mona. Did you read the comments? I'm jealous of you. What else is important? What else is important? What
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[138:15.560 --> 138:23.900] else is unimportant? This is unimportant. This is the most unimportant thing I think ever. It is white women blues. Y'all heard about Kristin Cabo? Who? No.
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[138:24.640 --> 138:33.380] Exactly. That harlot? Exactly. Thank you. Well she did. What is that? So, okay, let me put it differently. The woman that got caught at the Coldplay concert. Yes.
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[138:34.040 --> 138:42.260] Yes. Yes. Okay. Exactly. Say her real name. The woman that got caught at the Coldplay concert. Yes. Yes, yes, yes. Exactly. Say her real name, the woman that got caught at the Coldplay concert. We know you talking about her. As of yesterday, Kristin Cabot is the
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[138:42.260 --> 138:50.560] name that people will know her by because she just did a full spread in the Times of London and another 1 in the New York Times about what happened talking about the
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[138:50.560 --> 138:58.980] horror. Now we gonna know her. I gotta say after reading the stories I felt bad for her.
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[138:59.000 --> 139:07.060] Are you serious? It worked. It did. White woman tears they work every time. Oh my God. Here's what I'll say. All right, here's her version, by the way. She gave a
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[139:07.060 --> 139:15.060] version real quick. Her version is she wasn't having an affair. Sure. That this was the first time she had any contact with her boss.
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[139:15.060 --> 139:23.620] Of course. Physical contact. Yeah, obviously. She said, I had a couple high noons and I just got a little Randy with my boss that day. Those
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[139:23.620 --> 139:31.660] darn seltzers. She said, up to that point, we had never even kissed before. Of course they haven't. Right? Now, they did say up to that point, so I'm curious. Here's the
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[139:31.660 --> 139:39.740] other detail. Her soon to be ex-husband, cause she said she was separated, was in the crowd that night. At the concert. Was he in a box? He ain't had good seats. I think the boss is in
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[139:39.740 --> 139:47.860] a box. But, and according to her, the boss told her that he also was separated.
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[139:47.860 --> 139:55.900] So we made her into this harlot and maybe it was 2 separated people. Now she never confirmed, we never were able to confirm that the boss was really separated because he won't talk to
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[139:55.900 --> 140:04.080] the newspapers. But apparently she went through hell. She got doxxed. She talked about TikTok, 100 million views in 3
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[140:04.080 --> 140:12.120] days. She went, that's a lot when you're not famous. And it's all of a sudden. It's a lot when you are famous. True, that's facts. But the whole world was
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[140:12.120 --> 140:20.280] looking at her treasure, getting docs is unnecessary. She didn't steal from nobody, she ain't her friend. The only person she potentially pissed off was her husband. And her whole, like she lost her
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[140:20.280 --> 140:28.300] job. She might not be able to get another 1. Why she lost her job? Oh, they really sold you in this little side of the story. I'm just telling you her version. Ah, okay. First of
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[140:28.540 --> 140:37.400] all, Mark, interview the husband, God damn it, so we can know what's going on. I don't get into family affairs. Yes, my nigga, the boss had his dick on your butt. Yes,
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[140:37.400 --> 140:45.520] the boss did have his dick on your butt. That's a comfortability thing. When you go stand behind a woman that close, it's a comfortability thing. She said that they had
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[140:45.520 --> 140:53.780] a little bit of like electricity, because he's the CEO, she's the head of HR, which is kind of cliche. But first time y'all get touchy. This is the Coldplay.
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[140:53.780 --> 141:01.780] It was the Coldplay or Hynu. Coldplay. Yeah. I can see that first time being touchy, being like they're touchy as far as like their arm to arm or
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[141:01.780 --> 141:09.840] maybe like like his arm is around her before go straight to dick to ass That's like you already fucked you already hit it The
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[141:09.840 --> 141:17.900] boss that you know shorty look shit still fucked up out here. I need you to go say this Yeah, I'm gonna set it up with this 1 and this 1. This is what you say.
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[141:17.900 --> 141:25.940] You're gonna get a job over there with a raise. But I need you to clean this shit up for me right now because shit is still fucked up right now. Because I remember Homeboy was worth a lot of money. Yeah, come
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[141:25.940 --> 141:34.240] on. If they would have played it cool, it wouldn't even happen. That's what they fucked up at, looking all caught in the face. You know what I mean? That's where he fucked it up. You gotta learn how to cheat right, nigga.
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[141:34.240 --> 141:42.620] She said, we were sitting in the back of the stadium at the opposite end from the stage in the pitch black just feeling totally anonymous. We were just dancing.
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[141:43.060 --> 141:51.220] I had a few high noons. Andy was standing behind me and we were dancing. And I grabbed him. Sound like a sex novel. Yeah,
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[141:51.220 --> 141:59.240] that's how it starts. That's his horror piece. I stand behind you and we start doing a little sway side to side. A couple of high news and tequila high news
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[141:59.240 --> 142:07.240] too. Throw your hand back and grab my shit. Yeah, it works. Especially if I've been looking at you at work all this time. You know I got something at
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[142:07.240 --> 142:15.560] home. I know you got something at home. If we hit the little back and forth sway, ta-da-ta-da. Well, I would never do that. I would have done that at the game. I would have done that. That's
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[142:15.720 --> 142:23.800] not true. That's not true. That's not true. That's not true. Sometimes the cheat. Sometimes the cheat. But what I don't like about this is most of us in
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[142:23.800 --> 142:31.980] this room have the experience, but because I'm the only 1 that will speak on it, it makes me look as if I would've did it. I would've, I would've. There's a certain electricity
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[142:32.080 --> 142:40.520] when the cheetahs right first of all your work boyfriend is so fun Oh my god, you be doing to that boy in the closet It's
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[142:40.520 --> 142:48.780] true It's true you be aware you get some my little look yeah run in the bathroom get your shit off
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[142:50.760 --> 142:58.900] I'm telling you bitches walk out first. I love you walk out first while I'm chilling. While I get, while I fix up, brush my shit,
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[142:58.900 --> 143:07.060] spray a little. Yo, you walk out first. I love that. Wait, Don't be the 1 to walk out first. Have y'all had sex with a coworker at work? Yes. What?
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[143:07.060 --> 143:15.240] It's the best. I've worked in the restaurant business. Everybody's talking at the restaurant. I worked at corporate. Duh! You ain't gotta be in a restaurant building. You still
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[143:15.240 --> 143:23.400] counting that little gyro? He's got a corporate job. He was in charge of the media. He was in charge of the media. Are
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[143:23.400 --> 143:31.920] you still at it? I worked in finance for years. Subway finance. He called it a gyro. This
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[143:32.460 --> 143:40.460] nigga is crazy. I'm thinking when did he sell dino's? I want Thai. I never sold Hoagy in my life. You counted up how much
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[143:40.460 --> 143:48.580] bread we needed for the Hoagy. Were you at Subway before that nasty ass candle with that big man? Yes, with Jared. Before Jared got all freaky. Have
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[143:48.580 --> 143:58.820] you ever met Jared? No, was there to see you when you were no you guys never would you there after whatever you were like? What's he did y'all get rid of now? You know Jared Frame
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[143:58.820 --> 144:07.120] of working there was You wouldn't know that though cuz that's such a big thing. So when you got there was it over already or no What do you know besides real estate? Mad
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[144:07.120 --> 144:15.360] shit this up with you know the part look, you know stop playing with me dog. It's cool though. I could tell him what you know After here
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[144:15.360 --> 144:23.440] I need to know I really don't know I ain't trying to be a dick Tell you
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[144:23.440 --> 144:31.920] what years I worked that so I don't want to hear that I need to hear that no that's bullshit There's no way this man don't know when he was there before after Jerry Oh
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[144:32.120 --> 144:40.380] 405. So yes, you were there at the same time as Jared. Because Jared was there 2000 and 2015. In what capacity? So you got to the bottom of it. What was his job
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[144:40.380 --> 144:48.420] there? Did he work there or was he just like the spokesman or some shit? I don't know if he was a... Both. He worked with them as a national spokesperson. Deniability. He don't
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[144:48.420 --> 144:56.600] want nothing to do with this. Jared, you ain't got nothing to do with me. I don't know Jared. Yeah, fuck that guy doing me. I was just curious. He was a national spokesman, you worked in corporate. I wasn't national. You
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[144:56.600 --> 145:04.700] hired him. Yeah. Nigga Puff. That's your man. What the fuck do you mean? It had nothing to do with you. You hired him. Yo, you
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[145:04.700 --> 145:12.760] know, I got the right person to be this phone revolt. I can't what you're saying. You heard it. I didn't. He said Puff worked at, owned the
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[145:12.760 --> 145:21.040] revolt. And now he doesn't. I know. State of the culture. When you were working with Revolt, Puff was in charge?
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[145:22.140 --> 145:30.505] Puff hired Joe. Oh, did he put you on? I flipped it on. I was playing spades at Joe House.
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[145:30.520 --> 145:40.100] Oh shit. Andre Harrell made Rest In Peace hired. Okay. You
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[145:40.100 --> 145:48.120] look at LeVondre. It was Andre Harrell. It was Andre Poole. Because You better not. I love Andre Harrell rest in peace.
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[145:48.440 --> 145:56.540] Come on, we don't do that. Who don't? We don't. What I did? That nigga there? What I do? We don't speak when it
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[145:56.540 --> 146:04.800] did. You think Puff is worse than Jared? I don't know what Puff's or Jared's involvement in anything has been. Oh, I know everything about what Jared was doing.
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[146:04.820 --> 146:13.260] Jared was fucking with children. Kids, he was a molester. Oh no, Puff is nothing compared to Jared. You're a national spokesman. Puff is nothing compared to Jared. Reverse back. You
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[146:13.330 --> 146:21.780] think you're going to do it? I don't have nothing to do with it. I never spoke to Jared. That was your man's. You got puffed number. Different mayonnaise on them sandwich. Oh, call me Kyle. All right.
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[146:22.020 --> 146:30.420] Kyle that you like. All right. Different mayonnaise. Kyle that you like. The spicy mayo that you like. Hey, you can't spell mayonnaise without man. What?
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[146:30.580 --> 146:38.740] Damn, I'm here all weekend. What? No. What? Mayonnaise. I get it. We get it. She was horrible. I was calling
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[146:38.740 --> 146:46.920] you brother. Listen. I can't bow to that. I see why you retired. I can't bow. I see why you retired. What were
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[146:46.920 --> 146:55.040] we talking about? We were talking about this. Oh, TikTok and China. And this poor white woman. Oh, that's a white girl. I'm with you, Mark. I do believe that she went through
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[146:55.040 --> 147:03.460] dark days. Okay. Yeah. I do believe that she had a hard time as a result of what she experienced. I do. Yeah. That's not what we were talking about. That's a horrifying experience.
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[147:03.460 --> 147:11.560] But that's not what we were talking about. We were talking about how good the dick is we sneak and fucking your course Oh, yeah So bitchy they won't fucking
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[147:11.560 --> 147:20.280] join in annoying Everybody In here said that they don't fuck a co-worker Attributed
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[147:20.280 --> 147:33.500] to the restaurant business. I said I worked in corporate and that's where the shit took a turn No, you start cracking on subway. Tell us more at the copy machine. Yeah No,
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[147:33.500 --> 147:41.680] I fucking core is so fun to fuck at work. Inside the job? Yeah, like what are you talking about? Oh yeah, you a wild boy. Thank you, Parks. Like please,
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[147:41.680 --> 147:49.740] they just leave you out. World's a fuck up. How do you know that this is your co-worker boyfriend if you don't know that he can fuck?
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[147:49.980 --> 147:58.040] You find out the gig. Yeah. That shit don't leave the job at first. That's the next level you take this nigga outside. We be fucking at the job. We fucking at the job. No,
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[147:58.040 --> 148:06.100] that's fair. It's on top. It doesn't even count as cheating if it's at the job. Exactly, it don't even count. It's on the clock. Exactly. Damn, I didn't even know you knew that. That
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[148:06.100 --> 148:14.160] doesn't count. Allegedly. Yeah, wow. That's even what Joe was saying about. You were at the job. Not at the job, me neither. Me neither. But you
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[148:14.160 --> 148:22.260] be fucking, right? Yeah. Nope. Yo. I know. This thing is so stupid. Yo.
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[148:22.320 --> 148:32.200] Yo, where you was fucking at? The stock room? Who me? Is it the biz? Oh. The biz. Yo, yo, yo. Yo, don't do that. Circuit City. If I tell you I'm not. The
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[148:32.200 --> 148:40.300] biz. You was in the stock room? Crazy Eddie? Oh shit. You ain't work at Crazy Eddie, yo. No, I didn't work at Crazy Eddie. And I never
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[148:40.300 --> 148:48.580] fucked the work. I never fucked the coworker either. Kat. I never fucked that. Kat, You're not in here making all this fuss. Cat!
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[148:49.140 --> 148:57.260] And I'm calling Cat. Cat. Fucking a coworker? I'm trying to think. They only work for 2 weeks. I have a couple jobs. And they're gonna work for 3 weeks. No, a job is
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[148:57.260 --> 149:05.660] not just a job. He's a rapper, right? Whatever you do, exactly, that's a job. Like, come on, bro. What you doing? So that mean no producers, nobody, no writers? Oh, video
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[149:05.660 --> 149:13.680] girls. No, my God. Come on, that's a cold 1. That's what I'm like, this is bullshit. This is a video, it's a cold 1. What are we talking about, yo? It's a cold 1. I hate that y'all do that up here. I
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[149:13.680 --> 149:22.940] take it back, I take it back. All right, here we go. It's so annoying. I have fucked video girls before okay, don't say after exactly From
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[149:22.940 --> 149:31.000] the fucking video He said leave that on when they leave on me to the bank I Wrote this for you
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[149:31.000 --> 149:48.660] girl. My shit ain't that glamorous. I was fucking at a Sunoco. Yeah No, it wasn't dirty
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[149:48.780 --> 149:56.940] it was new The bathroom was dirty Where the safe
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[149:56.940 --> 150:05.120] was, like, what's up with y'all? Why am I going to the bar from the fuck? We the only people here. We shutting this bitch down. Fuck in the back. Which 1 of y'all was the
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[150:05.120 --> 150:13.180] manager? Neither 1. Guess Ice. We can guess who wasn't. Neither 1. Neither 1 of them. They
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[150:13.180 --> 150:21.340] be playing with me, bro. It's insane. I stopped playing with Mona, y'all. You know how bad work is if you give fucking work. Mona gave that pussy to a nigga that had that job for
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[150:21.340 --> 150:30.080] 3 weeks. That's right. He had the job before me. What was his job? We did the same thing. We was cashiers. I was first out of jail. Yeah.
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[150:31.980 --> 150:40.160] They always get work. If I start fucking Sabani and we both cashier's, then stealing is next. I'm just letting you know.
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[150:40.160 --> 150:48.620] And you're both out on bail. That's like a double fucking. No, I was out of jail. He had never been to jail. I'll tell you all the rest later.
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[150:49.000 --> 150:57.120] I still know him, I'll tell y'all later. Rob some shit with a girl and then go on a run. Natural born killer. Watch way too many movies, boy.
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[150:57.120 --> 151:05.140] They need to court your ass. I just watched a good documentary about that, A CO. Y'all seen that on Netflix or something? We need more clues. It was a
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[151:05.140 --> 151:13.160] white girl. More clues, definitely more clues. Older white girl, she was really, really respected at her job, she was there forever, most trusted person there. Yeah, this is
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[151:13.160 --> 151:21.160] the story every time, we need more. And He was a real big white guy. That's all I remember. She shot herself in the head when they caught her. It was good
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[151:21.160 --> 151:29.180] though. Don't do that again. Don't. Any doc you've seen, let's talk about it first. That wasn't the greatest doc description. Y'all don't listen to
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[151:29.180 --> 151:37.340] my suggestions because I asked y'all to watch Welcome to Dairy and y'all didn't. I did finish it. I actually finished it. It ended up being all right. Thank you. I hated it at the beginning, but
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[151:37.340 --> 151:45.340] it ended up being pretty good. I think we need to discuss it because people like it. They do. So why can't we talk about it? Let's talk about it. Okay, I loved it. The whole time? I Didn't
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[151:45.340 --> 151:53.740] love it the whole time. I'm gonna tell you some parts I hate I hate it when they get it loose Latino boy that drum set Why the fuck is this boy playing drums as well randomly in his black?
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[151:54.340 --> 152:02.360] I need you to be real for me to be into it right I love the fact that the guy the little boy came back as a ghost and flipped Pennywise off and
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[152:02.360 --> 152:10.360] he helps his friends out. You didn't like that? That was cool. I didn't like any of the CGI shit. That was really what threw me off. That was the majority or the big parts of the first
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[152:10.360 --> 152:18.480] few episodes. Well, once it got past that, it was fly. I really liked the Shining Tide. I don't know if you caught that. See, like the fake graphics with like the
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[152:18.480 --> 152:26.520] dude in the jars in the grocery store. Oh you didn't like that stuff? I thought that shit is corny to me. Okay. Even the opening scene, that shit is corny to me. Yeah, okay. That shit is corny
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[152:26.520 --> 152:34.700] to me. I just, I loved like the parts of real life that were in it, like the fact that them mentioning it, because that's
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[152:34.700 --> 152:42.720] such a real thing where it's like the natives figure out how to keep the spirit in, white people come fuck it up. You know what I mean? Like I loved it, it was like real shit in it. Try to get the
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[152:42.720 --> 152:50.760] spirits like. Exactly, they trying to fucking monetize them, sell a little piece of spirit to people, a shit spirit key chains. I also like the fact, like even with the guy
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[152:50.760 --> 152:58.900] that, he wouldn't tell his, he wouldn't tell his, where he was, like his alibi, because he was with a white woman, because back then you couldn't be with
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[152:58.900 --> 153:06.900] white girls. Yeah, but I think it was well done, I like it. I'm excited for season 2 and I never watch shows. So that's a big deal. Like for me to be like, I actually watch it. I think it was good. Yeah, they turned it
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[153:06.900 --> 153:15.060] around. I would be really scared though. And I'm gonna turn it off and like get my gun and walk around and talk to myself to get myself hyped back up to watch it again. Okay, don't you say another word. Why?
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[153:15.060 --> 153:23.100] I want to close this school. I bet you all are loving this at home. You shut up. You watch it. That's what we do. No, you watch it. What? Watch
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[153:23.200 --> 153:31.420] it. I think you would like it. Watch the episode. I'm not going to watch it. Because I watched the first episode and- It gets better, but- It gets better. It does, but you're not
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[153:31.420 --> 153:39.480] necessarily missing anything. I see everybody saying how great it is. And it's really black. When you committed to it and you finish it. You said it's black? It's kind
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[153:39.480 --> 153:47.520] of black, Joey. I seen white people when I had to turn it on. I mean, it's white people in it, but it's way more black. First of all, you know we get killed early. So the fact that we make it to the end like come on,
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[153:47.520 --> 153:55.680] bro Usually things would be going second episode the fact that this is why you should watch it number 1 cuz it's black and number 2 They kill kids like a motherfucker you be thinking
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[153:55.680 --> 154:04.200] this here for the whole time and this nigga is gone They'd be killing the shelter kids best part you had to watch it when
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[154:04.200 --> 154:12.260] did it get good? Episode 30 yeah 3 or 4 And then there's another 1 week 1 sort of I forgot which were maybe 5 or 6 was kind
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[154:12.260 --> 154:20.460] of weak, but then it gets good. Yeah, then it's bangers. And then it's over, then it's only 8 totally. It's like 8, yeah. Yeah, watch it, Joey, please. All right, all right, I'll check it out. If that'll make y'all
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[154:20.460 --> 154:28.460] shut up about it. I just need a number. I will text you. I'll watch it. What else, what else, what else, what else, what else? Can I run through 1 more white woman story real quick?
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[154:28.500 --> 154:36.560] Mark Lamont Hill, please. Who's the white woman? Annie Hubble. What the fuck is that you got the whitest you got the random
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[154:36.560 --> 154:44.660] whites to any Hubble? He said that shit I was supposed to know but I'm not supposed to I blame ish and fucking
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[154:45.200 --> 154:53.300] Ice for when Mark put all these white people names on the board that we can't read. Why? How do you believe us? Because y'all go up there, let's put
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[154:53.300 --> 155:01.360] some niggas' shit up there, man, that we can read that's legible. He was at the board before. I know, and look, I can't read none of that shit. I don't know what that shit say. That's why I
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[155:01.360 --> 155:09.640] let him tell it. Mark's shit is unlegible and it's shady. That shit say, Nick's win Little League Trophy. It's always a jab. All right, come on, Annie Hubble. Annie
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[155:09.640 --> 155:18.080] Hubble is a white woman in California who wanted to do a 1 woman show for Women's History Month. And
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[155:18.080 --> 155:26.140] they were like, cool, let's do it. So she does a one-woman show. And then about a week before the show started, it came word that she was
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[155:26.140 --> 155:34.140] gonna be performing black people. That she was gonna be Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth. Oh, she was gonna play the
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[155:34.140 --> 155:42.180] white woman in the black woman. She was gonna dress up like these black people and perform. So, of course, the play said, you can't do that. Right. She said,
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[155:42.540 --> 155:50.640] why not? They said it should be obvious why not. She said, it's not obvious. I demand to be able to be Harriet Tubman. So they
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[155:50.640 --> 155:58.780] canceled her show. She sued. And won. They gave her $60, 000 last week. What? That's all. I mean, she. I thought
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[155:58.780 --> 156:07.020] she would have gotten more than that, but go ahead. On what grounds? I don't get it. That white people should be able to be whoever they want. Oh, get the fuck on. Y'all
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[156:07.020 --> 156:15.040] start that shit if you want. I'm telling you. You start that shit if you want, you cannot. Give a fuck if you saying something good about CJ Walker or not.
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[156:15.040 --> 156:23.080] You put that fucking brown shit on your face and we're gonna bust your windows. We not taking no bullshit right now. That's all. Just want to give the people a quick update. That was
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[156:23.080 --> 156:31.160] all. Thanks, bro. Thank you. I know people often wonder, but I gotta shut up about welcome to D.R.E. Come on. Come on.
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[156:31.780 --> 156:39.940] I thought we bodied it. I do want to know though how she went. Because they said it, free speech. You're allowed to be whoever you want. You can't stop people from being black people
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[156:39.940 --> 156:48.220] just because you don't like it. But as a business, I don't want to associate myself with this because this is super racist and I'm going to get in trouble. But this is the Trump shit. Oh, right. The idea now is they're saying this white woman
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[156:48.220 --> 156:56.240] is being denied a job because of her race. Because if she were not white, she'd be able to do this show and she was denied access. What state was this?
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[156:56.420 --> 157:04.580] California. Damn. That's weird. That's weird. And she was denied access to this job because her race stopped her from getting a job. I bet you she went in real
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[157:04.580 --> 157:12.620] artsy bitches with the long underarm hair. I didn't check her underarm hair but it checks out based on everything else I've seen. Wear a lot of colors. I don't know where I stand on
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[157:12.620 --> 157:20.860] this actually. Because some of them I'm entertained by like that old Rachel Dolizeglade-ish shit. That nigga that was funny for a couple years.
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[157:20.860 --> 157:29.620] It was. It was. But she was passing. She was still playing. She was like dancing. She didn't put no. How? I mean, she was saying she was black. She
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[157:29.920 --> 157:38.220] was not black passing. Dog, she operated a corn roll shop. She did braids for a living. No, she had a black
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[157:38.220 --> 157:46.680] godfather and godmom. They ain't even know. She would wear mic rolls and shit She get her hair all braided up and all that and she'd be cool. I got talked on the phone 1 time.
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[157:47.220 --> 157:56.140] Of course you did. Of course you've talked to this nigga. What'd you guys talk about? And I said, are you black? This is before the story came out. The
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[157:56.140 --> 158:04.240] rumor was that she was passing. But I've met black people that look really, really light and that don't look black. So I just said, let me ask you straight up,
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[158:04.240 --> 158:12.340] are you black? And she said, brother. She hit you with a brother, yo. With no art, brother. I'm the mother of
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[158:12.340 --> 158:20.340] black children. And it hung up. What? So it's real cool, And she is the mother of black children. That don't mean shit. But that don't make you black? That don't make
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[158:20.340 --> 158:28.440] you black. I agree, but she said it like it was a, like she didn't want to lie. And you said, oh, okay. She hung up. She ain't giving a shit. How many
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[158:28.440 --> 158:36.660] white girls with asymmetrical bobs? Oh yeah. Okay, they got black tits. They wear nursing uniforms that have biracial sons named Jaden. Yeah, they listen to
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[158:36.660 --> 158:44.700] a lot of old TI, old Gucci. Them type white girls. Oh, I know well. Them bitches with that bob, that short bob. My back's sliding days. Them the
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[158:44.700 --> 158:54.520] bitches that they had that first baby by a black guy and he leave and they get another nigga. You know what I mean? All the kids, all the kids on Pepper. Shout out to y'all. Sometimes
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[158:54.580 --> 159:02.620] I like when they, when they, when, I like when they do it to Sean Evans too. Wait, I might be fucking it up. Maybe that's not Sean Evans. Sean Evans is my man. Yeah, Sean Evans is my man.
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[159:02.620 --> 159:11.000] What's my man? The activist guy, Jesse Williams. You talking about Sean King. You talking about Sean King. Sean King is black. They all took a shot at any black.
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[159:11.000 --> 159:19.020] Sean King. He's a black person. I want the college 1. Shout out to Sean, that's my nigga man. We went to school together. We had more hours together. Yeah, he light skinned. He got beat
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[159:19.020 --> 159:27.040] up. He's very light, but when you get real close to him, you can see the black. He was beat up as a kid for being black in his town. You said Rachel was black
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[159:27.040 --> 159:35.060] passing, so I gotta check you out. We gotta brown back. I'm saying she's gotta do the brown back test. I'm saying she's gotta do the brown back test. She did. She be passing. She worked at NAACP, she kept micro, she fucking braided her
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[159:35.060 --> 159:43.300] hair with Kinkle on here. If that ain't nigga shit, I don't know what is. Yeah, she was trying to get it. We should've let her in. Why didn't we let that bitch in? I mean, honestly, she was doing a whole lot of black shit. I hate
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[159:43.300 --> 159:51.500] what she was doing, but. She was working though. She was doing the work. For the movement. Okay, can we talk about something else now and you Philly motherfuckers shut up and stop bringing that Philly
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[159:51.500 --> 159:59.680] shit. Can we do something else if y'all don't mind? We can do something else but we never not bringing Philly shit. Move on. Yo, did y'all see Chris Paul tried to throw a Halloween
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[159:59.680 --> 160:07.700] party? No, it showed up. No, it showed up. It's so fucked up. It's so fucked up. It's so fucked up. Poor Chris,
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[160:07.700 --> 160:15.820] man. He tried. You ain't hear what they said? He said, what'd he say? He was arguing in practice. He told the nigga, Kawhi, you keep fucking with me. I'm gonna show them
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[160:15.820 --> 160:24.340] niggas where the trees is really buried at. Huh? Like he threatened to expose the niggas. That's
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[160:24.340 --> 160:32.360] crazy. He was on us. Pablo? That's crazy. Yo, no. Don't say that, that's his trigger, don't say that. Yeah, you're right, you're right, my bad.
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[160:32.360 --> 160:40.520] Ain't my fuckin' fuck problem, I ain't my trigger. What if, just what if. What if, what if. Let's try to not say fuck the people that
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[160:40.520 --> 160:48.700] just left here. No, I'm saying fuck, but what if that was the, yo, check that company out. See, it's damn near said it when he was here. Cause remember, he got
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[160:48.700 --> 160:56.980] a call that told him to check that company out. Well, you think Chris was the insidious? I'm just saying, what if? What if? Or Cliff, yeah. Okay.
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[160:56.980 --> 161:05.020] That's funny, son. Nah, yeah. So for those that don't know the whole story, Chris Paul, they're trying to unpack the reasons why Chris Paul left. And like I told y'all, I heard there
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[161:05.020 --> 161:13.080] was a big tension between him and Tyronn Lue. And then also there was a belief that there was a leadership gap because Kawhi Leonard isn't perceived as to be a strong
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[161:13.080 --> 161:21.280] leader. So Chris thought he could get the chemistry and the leadership together by doing stuff, holding events, having fun with the guys, kind of being that guy. And so the Halloween
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[161:21.840 --> 161:30.000] party was part of his effort to get people together, except nobody. Everybody showed up. 3 people showed up. The Invisible Man. Oh.
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[161:30.000 --> 161:38.257] A nigga showed up as the Invisible Man. That's fucked up. That's fucked up. Yo, how's that your joint? I feel like everybody that throws shit, that's
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[161:38.257 --> 161:46.760] your worst fear, nobody comes. When you throwing something. We've all had that coworker too that tries to be like the cool 1, the dial 1, that's bringing
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[161:46.760 --> 161:54.860] everything together. It's like, yeah, we don't really fuck with you like that. Good idea, wrong person. And when it's your team, they still might not fuck with you, but they'll
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[161:54.860 --> 162:03.200] show up. But he's having that moment, like, oh wait, people. They don't like me. They don't like me, right? And they don't have to come no more, because it's not my team. That's fucked up. Yeah.
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[162:03.260 --> 162:11.380] It's fucked up. I love Chris Paul, and I hate that this is happening to him at the end of his career. They haven't cut him yet, though, by the way. So they're still trying to figure out what to do. They're working with
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[162:11.380 --> 162:19.600] him to try to figure it out. They can't cut him, right? They may. No, they could cut him. But they made the announcement that said they're gonna work with Chris Paul to try to land him try to
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[162:19.600 --> 162:27.660] do the right thing Yeah, but all the Chris Paul stories that have come out since the big blow up. They've been funny they're every 1 of them like him telling
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[162:27.660 --> 162:36.060] fucking Kawai that clay is lighting them up and Switching the defense switch Like saying that to Kawhi. Like,
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[162:36.440 --> 162:44.480] come on man. You can't tell that. Or that could just be your way of trying to.
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[162:44.480 --> 162:52.500] Why not though? But I get it. Because what you about to do, if he's late enough, Kawhi. Exactly. Because Paul
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[162:52.500 --> 163:00.520] got the butt. I get it. Whoa. Yeah. Did you hear the Kawhi leak where they were saying that after he won that next championship in Toronto, I'm as good
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[163:00.520 --> 163:08.780] as Kobe. He said he's as good as Kobe or past him. What? That's ambitious. See? All right. That would be ambitious. All right.
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[163:08.780 --> 163:16.980] I didn't hear that. It's a nice way of saying crazy as fuck, but yeah. Yeah. Huh huh huh huh huh huh. I mean, he could feel like that, but to say it, to say
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[163:16.980 --> 163:25.120] it to people with ears. You're out loud. Can you just feel like that though? Don't you have to have that? No, feel like that inside. You can't say no dumb shit like that in the graveyard. It don't matter where you say
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[163:25.120 --> 163:33.360] it and who you say it to. You're supposed to feel that way, like internally. Don't say it. I would just say it has to be reality attached to it, like your numbers
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[163:33.360 --> 163:41.420] are similar, y'all getting stuff done the same. It's not. To use a name like his. It's not so far, like, It's crazy
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[163:41.420 --> 163:49.500] in the sense that he's not Kobe. He's not But if you're at his level, I could see how you start to believe you are that. It's some other
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[163:49.500 --> 163:57.620] names before you. Oh, there's a whole bunch of them. Kobe. I mean, Kawhi is a top 10 player in his position ever, maybe top 5 player in his position ever. 1 of the best 2 way
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[163:57.620 --> 164:06.040] players ever. What position he play? If we say Small 4, yeah, I think he's top 10, yeah. Uh-oh. Advert? And then? Yes, I think so. We
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[164:06.040 --> 164:14.100] can talk about it later, but yes, I absolutely think he's top 10. He's toward the bottom of that 10, but yes. Once you get past Bird and KD and, of course, LeBron and Number 1
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[164:14.100 --> 164:22.240] for me, Yeah, you start to go down names. Yeah, you can... I can sing around 9 to 10. Yeah, I absolutely could. But, but yeah. Anyway, hope Chris
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[164:22.240 --> 164:31.920] Paul lands well. Yeah. What did y'all think of the Jim Jones landlord audio being leaked by 50? I
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[164:31.920 --> 164:40.060] thought it was AI. You don't think it's real? No, I didn't. I mean, still or at the time? I just, when I first heard it, I just assumed,
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[164:40.120 --> 164:48.260] like, I don't know. I think it's real. I think it's real. Why somebody would do business with somebody, why would you do that? You know what I mean? It's real. Like, why the fuck would you do that? If
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[164:48.260 --> 164:56.340] the, I could think of a reason. If I'm doing business with somebody and the business ain't good, or I'm old and I'm not getting what I'm supposed to
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[164:56.340 --> 165:05.380] get, and then here come this person, again, it's just business at the end of the day. I don't know, that ain't my man. That is 50 cent people who act different around celebrities. I Mean
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[165:05.380 --> 165:13.540] I get there But I just feel like like if I'm a landlord and you could talk to this ish because you're a landlord I want my fucking money. You know what I mean?
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[165:13.540 --> 165:21.600] Like that's my first concern to get the bread I'm not gonna get the bread if I'm talking shit. So I just assume I get the money from him He was trying to give me the bread. He's trying
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[165:21.600 --> 165:29.700] to sell the business to 50 cent basically But that doesn't stop that me on money money or whatever. I want my money from him, too That's all I'm
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[165:29.700 --> 165:37.820] saying. I'm not doing it I'm not about to draw in any situation with my mouth, the big ass mouth I have when it comes to no pay. If it's a chance I can get my
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[165:37.820 --> 165:46.020] money period. And he keeps
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[165:46.340 --> 165:55.040] trying to build it, but he won't sign the lease. He's like, I don't like these terms. I want like 6 months of build out and ridiculous bullshit.
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[165:55.240 --> 166:03.420] We also have a partnership agreement where half of what he's building now, his media belongs to us, but he
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[166:03.420 --> 166:11.540] won't tell us how much he's making and doing all these things. So half of the content he's creating, if you want to buy that too, I'll sell you
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[166:11.540 --> 166:19.540] half the company. He's not business. He's like insane. To me, it's worth very little to nothing. But if it was
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[166:19.540 --> 166:27.760] out for you, I could throw that in as a sweetener. Okay, so what I'm trying to say is, he signed a lease with me. Right now, he owes,
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[166:27.780 --> 166:36.060] and I'm gonna say it in a short way, at least 80, 000 if not 180, 000. The money
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[166:36.060 --> 166:44.520] you rent on the old lease. That's the gist of it. Yeah. That's the gist of a call. That
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[166:44.520 --> 166:53.000] morning 50 was saying on the internet, hey, I might buy all that shit. People might not have believed him. So he leaked the conversation with him. And
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[166:53.020 --> 167:01.200] here we are. Is that too far for you? I think, I mean, I don't know if there's
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[167:01.200 --> 167:10.520] such thing as too far with 50, right? Yes, 50. This is up there with... This is up there with fucking Cam, and
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[167:10.520 --> 167:19.120] what's the... Omar Gooden. Am I saying it? Yeah. Yeah. This is up there with that for me. Like, niggas that's just petty enough to get
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[167:19.120 --> 167:27.160] in touch with the owner, who owns the building and got money to just hear, I'll pay for this shit. Like it's a different level
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[167:27.160 --> 167:35.220] of petty. I appreciate that. But that's the optics of it. I don't know that this is a bad thing necessarily for Jim. I
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[167:35.220 --> 167:43.320] don't know. I don't know the particulars of his deal. It's just something that was put out to kind of embarrass him. I just don't, I don't know if it's embarrassing. They
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[167:43.320 --> 167:51.800] took it in stride. They didn't seem embarrassed. That night, Mayno put out a video with him and Jim on the video, it was like, we squatters, you know what I mean? And just it was showing around, they was laughing at it.
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[167:51.820 --> 167:59.840] So, which is why I thought it was true, because I think they would have just said it's not true. But they didn't seem to care. They took it in stride. That's most things like that. If you don't act embarrassed and you
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[167:59.840 --> 168:08.420] keep rolling and keep talking shit back, A lot of times the moment passes faster. You know what I'm saying? I mean, whether you would do it or not, right? Is it something
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[168:08.420 --> 168:16.480] that's too far? Is it going too far with this shit? For me, it's the same thing I said about the Drake thing last week with the acts and all of that. I wouldn't, it's all fair
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[168:16.480 --> 168:24.660] game. If you in the shit talking world and you're doing this, it's fair game, you can do it. It's not out of bounds. I would not do that particular thing, but I don't think
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[168:24.760 --> 168:33.000] it's out of bounds. Yeah, I don't know. I think it's, I think, and I also, I feel like it's the same thing with, they talk about 50 with that documentary, I just think
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[168:33.000 --> 168:41.020] it just brings the wrong energy towards you. And like for me, that's what I wouldn't want would come back from that. You know what I mean? Say more about that. You saying 50 brought the wrong energy by doing the doc?
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[168:41.020 --> 168:49.080] No, I'm not even saying whether he did. I ain't say nothing about you, nigga. But I feel like with some of this shit is like bro like that shit
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[168:49.080 --> 168:57.100] is so diabolical like if you moved in your regular Like that like life like that cool, right? But to get into this and to get that diabolical where you
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[168:57.100 --> 169:05.220] like reaching out to kids and fuck the baby mama And listen 50 been on this he's been on way too far, right? But for me, that's
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[169:05.220 --> 169:13.440] why I would never do it, because I can't see a situation where it was worth me inviting that shit back to me. We all got shit in our shit. We all done stuff. We all have stuff where
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[169:13.440 --> 169:21.520] we don't want the public to know, period. There's nobody out here that is everything you don't give a fuck what they know So it's like even bringing that energy because then it's like what
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[169:21.520 --> 169:29.540] lines do you cross cuz you know now he called Your mother's primary care physician and found out your mom had AIDS like how far does it go? You know what I
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[169:29.540 --> 169:37.960] mean? If I can't find out on you now I'm going on your mother your kids You can I found out your kid has an IEP, your kid's slow, now you're putting that, like it's like, where does it stop at? How is that not too far?
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[169:38.100 --> 169:46.260] Like I'm just saying, I mean 50, this is his thing, we know that, we kinda know the expected from him, but it's like, if all this crazy shit came out about 50 and people was doing all this stuff, you wouldn't be surprised because
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[169:46.280 --> 169:54.400] it's been like this engine for so long where he's like you know on some shit. But on the flip side like Mayno said if you beefing with 50 then maybe
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[169:54.400 --> 170:03.380] you're doing something right in the content land right these niggas are on episode 12 13 14 the early stages or something. So all
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[170:03.380 --> 170:11.460] eyes are good eyes. Maybe, maybe, maybe. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. Well, and you
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[170:11.460 --> 170:19.880] have to balance that out with the level of not caring that seems to exist there. Like niggas is doing good, niggas is starting a podcast. Again, back
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[170:19.900 --> 170:28.020] to Charlamagne, to all his money floating around. Yes, start a pod and don't be deterred when niggas are talking shit about you. They're gonna talk
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[170:28.020 --> 170:36.580] shit. They're gonna talk shit. As long as it's just talk. Like, again, if, I remember back when Fifth was beefing with Kiss, and
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[170:36.580 --> 170:44.680] he said in the record, he was like, yo, get Puff on the phone, I wanna buy his publishing. Since you owe, I wanna buy that. Like, certain people, if I got the money to just play in a way
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[170:44.680 --> 170:52.740] where I could make it rough for you, pause, I'll do that. Or even if he's not serious, but it's just entertaining. I
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[170:52.740 --> 171:01.020] don't know him to not be serious, that's the thing. So like if you're, I think 50 does this to tell people, yo, don't fuck with me. Now, I just think it's levels.
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[171:01.240 --> 171:09.440] It's levels. Tony Yayo say it all the time. He be like, yo, the 3 people you can't beef with is 50 J and Puff. And he be like, yo, it's just levels to the shit.
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[171:09.460 --> 171:17.860] They move, they just do shit differently. Yo, you could just randomly spend a couple mil. And now Yayo and Uncle Murda have a podcast they started, right?
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[171:18.200 --> 171:26.260] Oh, for real? This is overdue. Shout out to them, yeah. Yayo been fucking killing podcasts for years, man. Yeah, Yayo's been funny. That's way overdue. Yayo's been funny for
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[171:26.260 --> 171:34.340] a long time. Yayo is a podcaster, whether he know it or not. Facts. This is overdue. Niggas been waiting. And Murda, actually. And
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[171:34.340 --> 171:42.820] Murda too. Murda too. Maybe not to the degree of Both of them. I'm all I'm all for it gonna be funny. I'm
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[171:43.320 --> 171:51.460] all for it I don't want to be guest based. They don't just, just, just talk. Yeah, just talk. Yeah. I like
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[171:51.460 --> 172:00.400] people that have personalities that can be entertaining and not having to have a guest there with them. Like now you just get to be you. And
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[172:00.400 --> 172:08.400] Murda and, and, and Yeyo are 2 people that, they just fit that. Yeah, they don't need nobody to bounce off of them. It could
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[172:08.400 --> 172:16.640] be that with his 20, 25 rap albums of the year list. Oh, list time. All right, 10, Cardi B, Am I the Drama? 9,
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[172:16.640 --> 172:25.040] Joey Badass, Lonely at the Top. 8, Payroll Giovanni, If Not Me Then Who. 7, J.I.D., God Does Like Ugly. 6,
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[172:25.040 --> 172:33.280] Chance the Rapper, Starline. 5, Central Sea, Can't Rush Greatness. 4, Freddie Gibbs and the Alchemist, Alfredo II. 3,
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[172:33.380 --> 172:41.480] Wale, Everything is a Lot. 2, Larry June, 2 Chains and Alchemist, Life is Beautiful and 1, Clips, Let God
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[172:41.480 --> 172:49.500] Sort Them Out. Not bad. I got nothing to say about that list. I don't like the order of everything, but that's a solid list. It's not a bad list. I wouldn't put my name or anything, but a position here
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[172:49.500 --> 172:57.866] or there. I'd have a chance a little higher, but I wouldn't lose. Little nuance swaps, but I'm not mad at that list. It's a good list. It's not a bad list. Have y'all been keeping up
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[172:57.866 --> 173:06.280] with the Ty Lil situation? I just learned about that this morning and Ty Lill is the young
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[173:06.280 --> 173:14.340] streamer from New York who after the streamer awards, there was a young lady who made some allegations toward him.
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[173:15.040 --> 173:23.100] He then distanced himself from AMP streaming and Kaisanet, seemed to have lost a lot of business. I
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[173:23.100 --> 173:31.380] didn't speak on it while it was happening because it needed to play out. And he has responded with receipts from
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[173:31.380 --> 173:39.480] the situation to say, hey, what this girl is alleging is not true. It was a 1 night stand. She came
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[173:39.480 --> 173:47.760] over, got cracked. I called her an Uber. It was an Uber Toyota. She went outside, saw the Toyota, came back,
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[173:47.760 --> 173:56.640] said, do I look like a Toyota type bitch? I need a black truck He then ordered a black truck. He didn't show the receipt of That
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[173:56.640 --> 174:04.760] uber getting her home at 8 40 a.m He then showed text messages sent after 8 40
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[174:04.760 --> 174:13.120] a.m. That she sent to people in his friend group saying, get me up out of here or something like that to imply that she wasn't home. He also
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[174:13.120 --> 174:21.840] showed a receipt that said that she was asking for money. She
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[174:21.840 --> 174:30.020] was asking for money. She wanted $2, 000. He said no. And she said, you gonna pay or you gonna see or you gonna...
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[174:30.160 --> 174:38.300] So he dropped all of these things in a response the other day. Maybe 2 days ago. That was the first time
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[174:38.300 --> 174:46.460] we're hearing his side of the story. Just wanted to know if y'all were keeping up with that. You saw her response? Her response? I
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[174:46.460 --> 174:54.520] didn't see her response, no. Still a. That's literally what she responded with. All of that. And,
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[174:54.520 --> 175:03.440] bro, this shit is disgusting. Scary, bro. No, I'm sorry. It's
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[175:04.660 --> 175:12.820] like, it's a dangerous game out here. It really is. I was having this conversation with my girl. She's like, I see what you be talking about So I'm scared to play like that.
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[175:12.820 --> 175:21.120] I wouldn't even you it's just it's too scary Somebody could sit there have regret the next morning and fuck your whole shit up
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[175:22.200 --> 175:30.260] just because. This is him playing audio.
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[175:31.380 --> 175:39.380] You might not be able to hear it. He said 1 night stand. No. That's what we included when
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[175:39.380 --> 175:47.420] I saw the 1 night stand. Mm-hmm. That's not the best audio. And for what I understand is he has a girl and
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[175:47.420 --> 175:55.540] he didn't want, like he was keeping quiet because he would have to admit that he cheated on this girl. But he just asked her,
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[175:55.600 --> 176:04.020] she just said, yo, is this a 1 night stand? And he said, no. On
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[176:04.020 --> 176:12.120] some, yo, that's what you using me, you know what I'm saying? Like, I'm good. Okay, y'all don't have anything to say about this. Yeah, I'm good. She asked him, was it a
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[176:12.120 --> 176:21.300] 1 night stand? Yes. Yeah, so she just asked him. I don't know. He said, no, that's not what this is. Because it's
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[176:21.300 --> 176:29.400] a fine line. Let's just say hypothetically, he said, yeah, that's a 1 night stand. She might get mad. So now he got to kind of cater
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[176:29.420 --> 176:37.600] to her sensitivity and say, no, that ain't no 1 night stand. I ain't looking at. You know a girl be like, oh, you just using me as a fuck and then from the male's perspective the
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[176:37.600 --> 176:45.660] politically correct answer is no girl that ain't what you doing this ain't what we doing and I think that that's along the lines of what that sounded like. There's no
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[176:45.660 --> 176:53.660] b**** that's saying is there a 1 night stand after. Like that's the thing, you're not gonna talk like that. That's not what happened. That wasn't the 1 night stand, somebody took
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[176:53.660 --> 177:01.920] it. That's not the same thing. It just sounded like Captain Me. I don't know if I'm supposed to say it or not. I mean, I don't ever want a victim blame if the girl, if it happened or whatever,
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[177:02.460 --> 177:10.600] but if not, that's fucked up. Well, his life is altered no matter what? Yeah, that's the thing. It's like it's no that's the big hole in it And I think it's such a touchy situation
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[177:10.660 --> 177:19.080] because there's no recourse There's nothing to make you not want to do that shit I watched a documentary where somewhere in the middle of the country, they had started to arrest
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[177:19.080 --> 177:27.320] girls for that, right? But they kept getting it wrong. So every part of this gondolier was about people that really did get assaulted and they end up getting a charge
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[177:27.320 --> 177:35.340] for lying and they really weren't lying. But that's why they don't do it, I think. But there has to be something when it's proven that these bitches lying when it's proven as like you need
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[177:35.340 --> 177:43.380] to go to Jail you need to get a fine or you need to get beat up by sisters You can't just do that and just walk away from it. That's crazy to me because then it's like there's no reason
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[177:43.380 --> 177:51.520] not to do that That means all the Holes of America got that thing in the back of the head like I could just say this nigga took it like come on Well, that's not cool. They think you start watching bitches go
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[177:51.520 --> 177:59.600] to jail. You might double think that that's just the truth It's just so risky because of a victim and the things that victims go through and how hard it is to tell
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[177:59.600 --> 178:07.660] on people Or whatever. It's just it's just suck. I got sons like that shit corny. I feel like you gotta raise your boys up to like make good decisions though, you know what
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[178:07.660 --> 178:15.700] I mean? Sometimes not fucking people you don't know. Because if you don't know her, then you can't even, I'm sure you fucked somebody who knows. You got to be realistic now. Niggas
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[178:15.700 --> 178:23.940] is 21, 22, and 23. And lit. Rich. With some money. Rich, lit. Yeah, Rich, protect that money. Well traveled with beautiful women
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[178:23.940 --> 178:32.140] throwing themselves at them because they command the audience and they funny or charming or whatever the reason be. How much discipline you want the kids to have to say, all right, don't
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[178:32.140 --> 178:40.540] fuck who you're not supposed to fuck. The real part is I'm not understanding is all those things you just listed, 21, rich, lit, all of that, makes them a target.
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[178:40.840 --> 178:48.960] A lot of them don't get that part. That's the thing. But they do, they welcome the targeting. No, I'm talking about making you a target. Not that type of target. I'm talking about making you a target
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[178:48.960 --> 178:56.980] as in, yeah, I could sleep with him, and now I got him under the gun, basically. Yeah. It's a damn extortion. Right, where
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[178:56.980 --> 179:05.340] I sleep with him, have a baby, keep the baby, I gotta, you know what I mean? I gotta get something out of this. And that's why I feel like, I know it's probably unrealistic, but
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[179:05.340 --> 179:13.440] it's like, yeah nigga, you not the regular 21, you not 21 in the projects at Brooklyn, nigga you 21 rich and everybody looking at you, yeah watch you get that dick too. I mean. Watch you get that
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[179:13.440 --> 179:21.780] cum too too. What the fuck? As the men in the room, we can have this conversation, Niggas was 31 and not practicing that level of discernment. You're right. You know what I'm
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[179:21.780 --> 179:30.000] saying? Like yo, it's not an age thing. Like I just think that it's a dirty game. Everybody got to protect themselves in the best way
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[179:30.000 --> 179:38.100] they can. And he's 25 years old, just for the record. Okay. It's also a different era from when we were 21 or 31 too. True. And we
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[179:38.100 --> 179:46.340] was broke. And he's smart. That's the thing, I've watched some of this shit, he not a dummy, he's smart. Like they got a smart enough peer, You gotta protect yourself.
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[179:46.460 --> 179:54.480] This is, you protecting your money and your fucking freedom. You are a black man. It's already 10 times harder for you. It don't matter that you young people just be fucking and coming
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[179:54.480 --> 180:02.800] everywhere. So what? You're not a white boy. You're not from the burbs, you're from the hood. This shit changed your whole life, taking your whole family out of it. Yes, you cannot risk it for no pussy.
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[180:02.800 --> 180:10.840] That's crazy. And the fact that I know that they come out, they got a girlfriend, it's almost like, what the fuck? Like that's stupid. Like it's stupid. And you got to make better decisions because you
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[180:10.840 --> 180:19.200] can go to jail and lose your shit. Come on. No, you're right. I ain't disagreeing. I'm 100% Scary shit. Just hearing him reply, cry.
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[180:19.200 --> 180:27.640] He was screaming. Really? Yes. He was saying, y'all, I'm not letting this girl ruin my life. I didn't do that. She is lying.
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[180:28.740 --> 180:37.060] She is lying. Now what if he had his proof? I would never do that. He said, I have a niece. He said, I have a mom. He said, I have sisters. I'm just, that's
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[180:37.060 --> 180:45.180] not the man I am that they paint me out to be. And like, if he didn't have that proof, none of that matters. Nobody gives a fuck if he don't have
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[180:45.180 --> 180:53.200] that proof. And that's really what, if you playing that game, anybody out there, my nigga, you have, it sound crazy, you need to
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[180:53.200 --> 181:01.240] start recording and keeping all the evidence you can keep that's cuz the stakes are too high to not believe a woman when she says of course it takes away it's too
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[181:01.240 --> 181:09.380] much it's too much so and I mean honestly her story when she came out and that's why I didn't touch on it because it sounded a little, it sounded like some
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[181:09.380 --> 181:17.900] shit going on. Like, let's just wait, let the people that's supposed to vet this, investigate this and see what's going on. But like he said, his
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[181:17.900 --> 181:25.980] life is... In fact, in complete turmoil. The guy that does that to you, you tell him, I ain't no truck, but where my black
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[181:25.980 --> 181:34.260] truck like after? That's how you carry him. It just don't sound right. It don't sound right. If that's true. The first thing you thinking about is getting the fuck out of there. Exactly.
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[181:35.860 --> 181:44.040] You ain't gonna go back in and say, you know, do I look like a Honda Civic bitch? You would take a moped if it pulled up to get away from a rapist, in my opinion. You would think.
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[181:44.120 --> 181:52.220] Even though I can't speak for that, but it's just illogical. And we shouldn't. I'm listening. The people that are supposed to investigate these things, they'll continue to do
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[181:52.220 --> 182:00.660] so when there are facts that we can share and talk about. Cool, just seeing that video of him was really, really, really, really disturbing.
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[182:00.720 --> 182:12.740] Ice telling me what her response video says is no just a tweet she ain't even put it was a tweet yep yep still though yeah
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[182:12.740 --> 182:21.480] I'm done yeah I'm done I just wanted to ask her what else what else what else what else What else? I want to send an RIP. Okay.
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[182:22.440 --> 182:30.500] Just a quick RIP. Angela Yee, her brother passed away. Yeah, man. Suddenly, and I know a lot of us here know Angela
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[182:30.500 --> 182:38.640] and love Angela. Her brother passed away from brain aneurysm at 51 years old. Her only
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[182:38.640 --> 182:46.700] brother, very close, and I know she's hurting right now, so just want to send some love and some healing energy out to our sister. Love you Angie. Yeah,
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[182:46.700 --> 182:54.760] love you Angela. Praying for you. That's super sad. I heard her tell the story to B.Dot. And it was
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[182:54.760 --> 183:02.939] rough. She was just explaining how her brother is somebody that's ultra active in the family group chat. When you text them, when you call them, he answers. And
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[183:02.939 --> 183:11.480] then it was just 1 day where that, it wasn't that, that response time wasn't there, which alerted the family and
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[183:11.480 --> 183:19.780] mom went over there and found him on the ground. That sucks. I can't imagine. Then it's the holidays, that's so fucked up. As a parent.
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[183:20.280 --> 183:28.280] And she went on to say, I mean it touched me because y'all know I've been having my bouts with headaches. But she was
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[183:28.280 --> 183:37.460] saying, he just pops some Advil and you think it's a headache. And you're going about your business. My
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[183:37.460 --> 183:45.480] headaches were so crazy. I went and got a brain MRI. You should. You did the right thing. The other day. Ain't no point in playing around.
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[183:45.540 --> 183:53.560] It's not normal. Very intelligent, they said, you know, looking at it. They can't see that on that screen just telling you what
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[183:53.560 --> 184:01.560] he told me when I did my brain your frontal lobe and cortex this is where the nuts so far come from right here
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[184:01.560 --> 184:09.740] I'm intelligent Mona you are very intelligent, but they didn't tell you that, Joey. He told me, I promise you, he didn't. He could have been lying. But he told me. I'm
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[184:09.740 --> 184:18.420] sure. Did you pay him in cash? All right, fuck you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How you gave him a tip? Did you pay him in cash? Yo, you gave the guy a tip? That's
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[184:18.420 --> 184:26.640] crazy. No, but all of that shit, headaches and shit, like I know people that get them all the time and they just, you get them a lot too. Yeah, I used to get them. That's why I wear shades all the time.
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[184:26.640 --> 184:34.740] They just act like you see nothing. Just in the sheer size of his head. Just in his head, Paul. These are the smarts. Growing pains. Smarts up here.
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[184:35.940 --> 184:44.180] Well you know, if your head is big, your brain has to be bigger. So technically we only use half. Your half is way bigger than our heads. Exactly. I don't
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[184:44.760 --> 184:54.460] use half. Anyway, Angela Yee, we praying for you. We love you. Love you, Angie. That's horrible for anybody to have to go through, especially
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[184:54.860 --> 185:03.280] at the end of the year, during the holidays, your sibling that you're close to. Closer in age, all of that. Yeah, it's a big thing. Man, that's crazy.
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[185:05.700 --> 185:13.740] Boop-a-doop-a-doop. It's cool, I'll play a song. Yeah. Please, please, please. It's fine, y'all all sad now. I got
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[185:13.740 --> 185:21.980] you. I got you, buddy. There we go. Do you guys care
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[185:22.740 --> 185:31.480] about Kiki Palmer interviewing Blueface? Can't wait. I'm surprised. Why are you surprised? Why? I
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[185:31.480 --> 185:39.480] just couldn't see that coming. Blueface and Kiki Palmer. You thought she had more like high brow? I love Blueface. I was goddamn, I just was surprised she interviewed
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[185:39.480 --> 185:47.480] a nigga. He fresh out. How often do she get niggas out there if we all was interviewing him? Exactly. I like
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[185:47.480 --> 185:55.740] Blueface though. Okay, apparently it's not time for that Kiki Palmer conversation just yet. What is the Kiki Palmer conversation? I'm
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[185:55.740 --> 186:04.220] the wrong person to deliver what the Kiki Palmer conversation is. I think that you're being facetious and very well aware.
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[186:04.280 --> 186:12.620] This is the second time it's come up, It came up in 1 of my group chats when what did they say in the group chat? Are we ready to have the Kiki Palmer conversation and I know an answer so
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[186:12.620 --> 186:20.660] I really don't know what it is I'm not being funny. I really don't know what it is. Ask your group chat. I can't
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[186:20.660 --> 186:29.120] tell you. Okay. I can't tell you. They ain't about to drag me because they love Kiki Palmer. Maybe we'll find out on Patreon. Kiki Palmer, I'll try to tell you.
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[186:29.420 --> 186:37.620] Kiki Palmer, they say is, well, you familiar with the whole shit she went through with her and her baby daddy?
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[186:37.620 --> 186:46.060] When she said that she was being abused and then he put out a story that kind of painted a different picture.
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[186:47.020 --> 186:55.040] They kill her for her Trey Song story, highlighting him as an abuser with that whole we were in Florida shooting a video and had to hide in
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[186:55.040 --> 187:03.300] the closet because I was scared and he was made me uncomfortable. But in the next breath she will praise, she praises a lot of men with abusive.
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[187:03.800 --> 187:11.980] Ah! I had no idea what y'all, oh is that the, okay. She spoke very highly of R. Kelly when she was on the Breakfast Club, like very highly,
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[187:12.340 --> 187:21.480] extremely highly. She's from Chicago. There's a long list of shit on Kiki Palmer. Like
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[187:21.480 --> 187:29.580] contradictions, I see. I just didn't know what the, I get it. So now here we are, it's a blue face interview and people
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[187:29.580 --> 187:38.120] are up in arms saying, I mean on brand for you again. Again, it's you. Got
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[187:38.340 --> 187:46.540] it. But every time a black person says, are y'all ready to have the Kiki Palmer conversation? What happened in your group chat and what happens here every time I say it happens. It
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[187:46.540 --> 187:54.660] happens every time. Is it because we watch her grow up and we love her so much? That people don't wanna have uncomfortable conversations about her? That is not a killer in
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[187:54.660 --> 188:02.780] the B, that is Kiki Palmer. Imani, Imani's asking to have it on Patreon. Are you gonna actually lead
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[188:02.780 --> 188:10.860] it? You gonna have it? Okay, can I say that? Yeah, so the group chat I was talking about was ours. It was Imani that sent it. So that's why I didn't wanna answer because I didn't wanna say it if he didn't want me to
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[188:10.860 --> 188:19.020] say it but he said it's okay. So Imani apparently- Oh, in our group chat you come up. Yeah, I didn't wanna say that because we all sat here and I didn't want, But he said it's okay to say so No, I saw
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[188:19.660 --> 188:27.960] I saw it, but I was too mad today ignored my coat Couldn't reply
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[188:27.960 --> 188:36.140] to that and niggas just dubbed my coat Right above Amani saying that but when you said it listen, I've been saying it for Okay
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[188:38.640 --> 188:46.920] Person to do it because of my checker and I didn't know what I'm on he was talking about and I did what I didn't ask Because I give my opinion for
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[188:46.920 --> 188:55.140] I like you Like I didn't notice that and I believed her about 3 songs I believed her about her baby days same but I do think
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[188:55.140 --> 189:03.180] it's bullshit to do that to somebody because in turn that's like So my interview I baby father how would Chris wrong feel about that? But I don't you know, I like
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[189:03.180 --> 189:11.580] blue face, too. She's a weirdo. She's a weirdo, I don't even have a business. Yeah. She's just a weirdo.
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[189:11.600 --> 189:19.820] She's just weird. And that's okay, I'm a weirdo. Everybody has their own type of weird. You just gotta find the weirds that you compatible with and the weirds that you're not. She's
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[189:19.820 --> 189:27.860] not, that's not my type of weird. But go her. We're gonna revisit on Patreon so he and me can join. There we go. Because Imani ain't gonna give her. He gonna come
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[189:27.860 --> 189:35.920] call her. He gonna say it. Anyway, you guys have anything else? Mark, Did any other white women in the world do anything that black people need to
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[189:35.920 --> 189:44.760] be made aware of? They did, but it'll be on Patreon. Okay, Mona, is there anything else that you need to share? You know what, no. I
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[189:44.760 --> 189:52.860] will, I'll wait to actually what I'm doing this weekend. What are you doing this weekend? I'm gonna be at the Shirts Factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Make sure
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[189:52.860 --> 190:00.860] you get your tickets and your meet and greets. There we go. There you go, all right. Your button might be there or it might not. How would you know till you come? Whoa, That was a good
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[190:00.860 --> 190:09.026] 1. That was a good pitch. That's nice, right? I see you did that artist to artist. Yes. I see you. See you out here. Yeah, I did. Oh, yeah,
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[190:09.026 --> 190:17.080] yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that was cool. That was cool. I went, I did that last night with Jimmy. Me and him was
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[190:17.080 --> 190:25.200] supposed to go, he was supposed to do my pod since 2021 or something like that and we never made it happen so far. It's the first time to do something to be his.
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[190:25.200 --> 190:33.260] His, it was cool. I'm happy for Jimmy. I think podcasts isn't good for him though. We had fun though, it was cool. Awesome. I had fun when I did
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[190:33.260 --> 190:41.600] this shit too. Yeah. And his hours are pretty fun. Like I got there at probably 1AM. Late
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[190:41.600 --> 190:49.620] Schmeet. Vamp Life. Remember he was on that? You did that to him? What? Joe. No, they said Joe
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[190:49.620 --> 190:57.620] was at the crack of dawn. They said, well, Joe was here. We had to get up at 9 o'clock. Joe probably was mad at 1-7. I don't do things at nighttime. That's nigga time. You say
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[190:57.620 --> 191:05.660] 9 o'clock at the crack of dawn. Y'all don't do things at nighttime? It's for them who were there all night. It's early as fuck. We were there till 4. I do 1. They were still there.
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[191:05.660 --> 191:15.440] I do 1 thing at nighttime. What's that? So many. In the great words of Houdini, the freaks come out. The
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[191:15.440 --> 191:23.560] freaks come out at night, Moe. I don't want it to be nighttime, and I have to do anything where I need to be my best self, where I
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[191:23.560 --> 191:32.620] need to think, where I need to articulate myself perfectly, where I need to make a song. At nighttime is for bullshit. Or
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[191:32.620 --> 191:40.740] rest. Bullshit, fun, or rest. I'm kinda getting to that point in my life too. I'm telling you. Same. I don't wanna do shit at night. In the
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[191:40.740 --> 191:48.820] nighttime, that's for me. That's my own personal time. Anything we need to do that's important, 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon, around those
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[191:48.820 --> 191:56.940] rush hour marks, but at nighttime, you're not getting me. I don't even care if it's, it don't have to be super early, but don't have me on some super late shit.
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[191:56.940 --> 192:05.020] Yeah, no, I don't play that super late shit. I'm done by like 10, 11 o'clock, latest. Doing things at the nighttime, you really relying on people to be more
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[192:05.020 --> 192:13.060] punctual than you don't know them to be too. Yeah, part of it. Like 07:00 ain't gonna mean 07:00. Nah, no it's not. No, it's not. That's a good point.
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[192:13.060 --> 192:21.240] And then I'ma be mad because I was here since 5.45. I was here. 6.15. Yeah, nah, niggas play with your time in the nighttime. I'm cool on
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[192:21.240 --> 192:29.480] that. It was a part of the show here, but it looks like it's about Drake's career, which I wanted to skip. We
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[192:29.480 --> 192:38.160] don't need to talk about that. We can wait to get a new 1. Can I play a song for y'all? Yeah, come on, let's hit it. It's Christmas time, so
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[192:39.060 --> 192:47.260] that should be a wrap for most of the new music. So the other night. See y'all in February. Exactly, See you in February. The other night,
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[192:47.320 --> 192:55.620] it ain't gonna be a lot. It's not gonna be a lot. There's gonna be a lot of Christmas albums, Christmas EPs, Christmas makeovers. Yeah, in January
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[192:55.660 --> 193:03.720] we'll get 1 sort of big-ish album. You're talking about from the big dogs? I'm talking about from, yeah. Oh, okay. There might be some indie stuff, yeah. Yeah, I think people work with them.
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[193:03.720 --> 193:12.540] There's always indie stuff. Anyway, last night I went to do a quick little check anyway, just off the muscle memory and Shit
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[193:12.540 --> 193:22.240] I love this song so much. I cut the TV off and left this shit on loop and went to sleep. Who is it? 7. This
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[193:22.240 --> 193:30.320] is 7 singing a song over an interpolation of 93 and Tool by Souls of Mistress. Souls of Mischief. Like to
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[193:30.320 --> 193:38.420] hear it? This is so tough, yo. This is so tough. This is so tough. And since
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[193:38.420 --> 193:46.800] today but a couple seconds left I just want to let y'all hear the part. I told y'all live instruments at the end of the songs is Coming back. Ego!
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[193:47.780 --> 193:55.940] Oh my God. Yeah, yeah. Night time. Stupid ass Ferrari ain't got no speakers. You can't do shit but hear an engine. You can't play nothing sexy. Huh? D-Mal. What do you know?
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[193:56.080 --> 194:04.080] Huh? D-Mal. D-MAL? What do you know? D-MAL? Yeah. It's called 97,
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[194:04.080 --> 194:12.560] right? Yeah. Yeah, D-MAL. Shout out to D-MAL. Of course it was D-MAL. Oh man. D-MAL is going crazy. That is absolutely ridiculous.
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[194:12.760 --> 194:21.040] About 10 years. God damn, that's crazy. All right, part of the show. Mark. We've got a part of the show here.
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[194:21.040 --> 194:29.220] It's a little long, but I'm gonna read it. To my brothers and sister on J.B.P. I don't remember exactly when I fell in love with J.B.P.,
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[194:29.220 --> 194:37.340] but I know why I love it. 1 of the main reasons is because it takes me back to road trips with my college football teammates. Then and even now when we're headed to NFL or NBA
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[194:37.340 --> 194:45.420] games, the J.B.P. Feels like home. And because it feels like home, I'm reminded of something James Baldwin said about love in America. That love gives you
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[194:45.420 --> 194:53.440] the right and the responsibility to critique it. So out of that same love, I got a question. 1 I've asked my boys and more importantly myself.
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[194:53.540 --> 195:01.720] When will my brothers on the JVP stop feeling the need to distance themselves from anything that might be perceived as gay? Or is there something else that feels more
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[195:01.720 --> 195:09.920] important to protect? I know words like Paul's no homo are part of our culture, and this question isn't coming from a place of saying black men are more or less homophobic than anybody else. History
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[195:09.920 --> 195:18.140] tells us we didn't and still don't have the power to do that kind of stuff. But as a black man, I still find the weight and the sting of the, I'm sorry, as a black
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[195:18.140 --> 195:26.160] gay man, I still feel the weight and the sting of the, I'm sorry, as a black gay man, I still feel the weight and the sting of that casual homophobia from y'all, from my boys, from spaces that are supposed to feel like home because I call
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[195:26.160 --> 195:34.160] them home. Let me be clear, I don't believe any of you are homophobic in the sense that you'd vote against LGBTQ rights or want harm to come to gay folks. I know that. That's
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[195:34.160 --> 195:42.280] the easy part. The harder part, and the part I actually want to talk about, is casual homophobia. The, I'm cool with gay people as long as nobody thinks
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[195:42.280 --> 195:50.620] I'm gay energy. The jokes. The pauses. The Quick need to clarify you're straight. That's the stuff that creates distance, even when it's not intentional. Love
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[195:50.620 --> 195:58.680] for your gay brothers without the pauses will remove the distance that keeps us apart. And yeah, I know people joke about Joe being bi or gay, and you can point to that
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[195:58.680 --> 196:06.980] like, see, we're cool with gay shit, But that's not the conversation I want to have. I'm skipping a little bit. So I'll ask it plainly. When will words like pause stop
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[196:06.980 --> 196:15.040] being necessary, knowing the impact they can have physically, mentally, and even in how laws and culture get shaped? When will the love you have for your brothers, including
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[196:15.040 --> 196:23.040] your gay brothers, be enough to make you want to let those habits go. Because those words and jokes, even when they're playful, reinforce the idea that being gay is something to avoid, something to
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[196:23.040 --> 196:31.260] laugh off. And that doesn't help brothers like me, or gay folks in general, feel truly accepted. It just reminds us that at our core, because of our sexuality,
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[196:31.460 --> 196:39.660] we're tolerated, not embraced. Much love. That was so well written. It was. It is. It was. And you're
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[196:40.540 --> 196:48.600] right. I think some of the pause in the yo stuff isn't necessarily Homophobic thing or even about something gays to something sexual in
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[196:48.600 --> 196:56.620] nature. I do want to start. Yes, kind of like that's what she said in my opinion I feel like sometimes it is
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[196:56.640 --> 197:04.960] a little bit I feel like like I dropped the f-word right there I started an effort was something that I would use like in a traffic jam,
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[197:05.100 --> 197:13.160] you cut me off. I never got into an argument with a gay guy and called him an F word. But I got into an argument with a gay guy, I talked about his shoes. They know how to talk shit good, I'm not
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[197:13.160 --> 197:21.300] really talk shit, you know? But I stopped using it because I was like talking to fans and somebody told me how it made them feel. And in my
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[197:21.300 --> 197:29.480] mind is like, if that's a diss, right? But this is what somebody is, is like, that's how you view me. And it's like, when I got to a position
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[197:29.480 --> 197:37.580] where people, humans could elevate me, I never want to hurt them. You know what I mean? Like if this, I understand that this don't work without them, for every
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[197:37.580 --> 197:45.660] reason, I talk to everybody and do meet and greets and take pictures and miss like take pictures and all that. So it was like, for me, like it was,
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[197:46.100 --> 197:54.140] and it happened so fast, It's something I never thought I would do. Like that was my favorite word. It's my grandma favorite word too. But not only did I stop saying the word, I encourage people around me to stop saying
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[197:54.140 --> 198:02.600] the word because it's hurtful. And when you think about it in that way, I mean, why wouldn't you feel like, if gay is a slur up here,
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[198:02.900 --> 198:10.940] why wouldn't the gay people that like us feel like, damn. Feel offended. Yeah, I feel like here's when I, since I came, it's just something that y'all kind of do. Like it's almost
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[198:10.940 --> 198:19.040] like, it's just part of the lingo here. It doesn't even feel like it's really all the way there. Like even when people play, like it's like so bullshit when y'all do
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[198:19.040 --> 198:27.880] it that it's like hard day You know, but I could see why somebody that loves y'all and me, you know, we feel that way. So It's
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[198:27.880 --> 198:36.020] a tough thing. I don't have a good answer. Yeah, I think He's right. He's 1000 percent right. Let's start with,
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[198:36.020 --> 198:44.280] he's right. And the way that we about to speak about it or how it's used culturally,
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[198:45.180 --> 198:54.220] Right? When he uses words like necessary, like
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[198:54.320 --> 199:02.620] why do you deem it necessary to say pause or that's real shit.
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[199:02.620 --> 199:10.780] No, or to separate yourself from anything gay as if it's taboo or if it's a
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[199:10.780 --> 199:19.340] bad thing. And that's what, and essentially that's what the game does. Pause, pause, pause. You know what I'm saying? I
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[199:19.340 --> 199:27.760] never heard it articulated like that. It's real. We should stop it. Yeah, we should think about that. When we speak to real
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[199:27.760 --> 199:36.200] adults, they make good points. I mean, especially when he says something about, like
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[199:36.200 --> 199:44.240] ultimately it'll always leave us like the gay people just feeling like, well dang it, like we'll never be accepted. We always gonna be on the outside. You know what I mean?
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[199:44.240 --> 199:52.440] Like that's the point that- And They deal with that enough to have to listen to this broadcast and feel like that for me, especially I'm big on your words and your actions matching nothing
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[199:52.440 --> 200:00.480] in my heart is Homophobic you know homophobic ish Nothing is against that community
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[200:00.800 --> 200:08.860] like so if it's not that then sound like that sound like that I'll pause less I'll pause less. You put the pause on
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[200:08.860 --> 200:16.960] the pause? I'm down with pause and less 1 and then 2 you don't you don't have to do everything publicly You don't have to do everything publicly. If you're gonna
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[200:16.960 --> 200:25.420] play the fucking pause game, you ain't gotta get on such a large broadcast with millions of people listening and pause, pause, pause, pause, pause, pause. We get caught up
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[200:25.940 --> 200:34.240] in our sense of humor and our inside jokes and shit. And sometimes don't pay no mind to how a listener may be feeling.
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[200:34.240 --> 200:42.560] And that's the, somebody, Jan, Jan DM'd me last week and said, Joe, I love you, and I know it's nothing, but you went kinda hard
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[200:42.840 --> 200:51.020] on white girls last part, and I know you don't feel like that, so just be mindful of it. I said you're right. No, she didn't. I
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[200:51.180 --> 200:59.220] mean, she's right. I don't hate white girls. Uh-huh. I don't hate white people. So I ain't running around just with all this hate in me. So just gotta be
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[200:59.220 --> 201:07.520] careful that how you sound on a broadcast is who you are. Right. So I don't think there's anything wrong with that at all. And thank you for that part of the show. Yeah, that was amazing.
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[201:07.620 --> 201:15.720] That was a good 1. I'm not going to stop singing. Now the change won't happen overnight. Yeah. But can we all agree to some baby steps here? We're all going to pause a lot less. Can we
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[201:15.720 --> 201:23.760] say a lot less? Well, you can. You're a fool. Love you. We couldn't be mature
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[201:23.760 --> 201:32.120] for 10 minutes. We didn't make it. We didn't make it. For 10 minutes, we failed. He opened the door for me. I was waiting. Don't do it.
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[201:32.910 --> 201:41.020] You know what? Today was good. It was. It was good. There you go it was a good day
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[201:41.840 --> 201:53.800] we got food coming too I'm ready to put something in my mouth man I
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[201:53.800 --> 202:02.020] think he's got a couple different meats over there Would it be weird if we took
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[202:02.220 --> 202:10.480] both beats at the same time? Don't you feel free, you can just have these questions without no penalties. You safe. Listen
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[202:10.480 --> 202:18.780] man, hopefully you've enjoyed this broadcast as much as we've enjoyed delivering it to you. Keep us in your prayers, Lord knows we need to be there until the next time.
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[202:19.020 --> 202:27.280] We bid you adieu, adios, siriva durci, hasta la vista, arvore, so long, goodbye. Or simple head novels suffice. Remember,
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[202:27.280 --> 202:35.500] life is a series of moments, and moments pass. So let's make this 1 last as if it's all we have. And
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[202:35.500 --> 202:43.940] last but certainly not least, the baddies are insecure, the stagnant women want to travel and the closed minded women want you to teach them things. Grab you a Tylenol,
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[202:44.020 --> 202:52.240] you might need it. Also again, rest in peace to Angela Yee's brother. Check up on your health if you're getting headaches. Don't
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[202:52.240 --> 203:00.260] just overlook it if you're of a certain age. We love you, we need you around. Anybody doing anything fun over the weekend? Anything interesting? That's you, Mona, we heard, we heard.
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[203:00.260 --> 203:08.260] Get your tickets, we heard, not you, enough of you. Anybody else? Anybody else doing something fun over the weekend? Christmas shopping, man. Christmas shopping, lucky
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[203:08.260 --> 203:16.520] ladies. Maybe for you, so we might be outside for a little bit too, but it's all Christmas shopping right now. All right, Lucky Rim. Yeah, man.
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[203:16.520 --> 203:24.760] Lucky Miss in Peace. Lucky. Ha ha! This nigga is
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[203:24.760 --> 203:35.140] crazy, bro. Ha ha ha. Look at him, me. What's wrong with this nigga? Lucky Mel. Yes.
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[203:35.140 --> 203:43.140] He doesn't do Christmas gifts. Right, it's him like, not really lucky. Oh yeah, I keep forgetting that. Yo, that Muslim shit.
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[203:43.140 --> 203:51.280] That's some perks. That shit kind of lit. That shit kind of lit. That stand right there ain't got to be Muslim. What's up with that Muslim?
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[203:51.280 --> 203:59.440] I'm gonna write in my damn self with a different name. I might be able to fast for a little bit. I don't have too much going on this weekend.
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[204:01.240 --> 204:09.240] I'm baby free, I'm lady free. So just got a little bit of time and probably just be in the house reading I went bought up. I bought some canvases
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[204:09.240 --> 204:17.510] for Michaels Okay, so they got to draw some shit. Yeah, you're drugging back into my artsy bad watercolors. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, yeah,
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[204:17.510 --> 204:25.980] yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we'll paint a little bit. I bought some books. Nice. I bought some books. Prayer books mostly. We'll see what's going on. Yeah. Scripture Yeah,
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[204:25.980 --> 204:34.080] so we'll see man. You bought art books or books to read? Both Got a good Bible. Yeah. Oh shit. I meant
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[204:34.080 --> 204:43.020] to tell y'all this in the beginning. We are taking off for Christmas, after Christmas. That
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[204:43.440 --> 204:51.460] is Christmas is the 25th, the 27th. The 27th, there will be no podcast, because the 26th, there will be
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[204:51.460 --> 204:59.920] no podcasters. We are taking off. We are taking a well-deserved much-needed break. We love y'all
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[205:00.060 --> 205:08.100] but y'all will get through the weekend without us. Y'all know what I mean? We got families to see, gifts to unwrap, kids to
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[205:08.100 --> 205:16.120] love on, we got shit to do, man. Y'all hold it down out there till next time. We'll be back same time, same place after that. I say, man, we got 1 more part left and then we
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[205:16.120 --> 205:26.660] get a little break. Yep. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nice little break. Yeah. Nice little break. ["The
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[205:36.260 --> 205:44.840] I don't care if you looking annoyed I'm playing it you ain't got a drop and you don't have a drop all of these buttons do something besides say Damona
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[205:45.180 --> 205:56.680] Demoan you ain't got no You've never heard of Joe, buddy Right
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[205:56.680 --> 206:04.780] now right now, I'm damn near around gay people every day because they work for me. I don't got no problem with them. No
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[206:04.780 --> 206:05.920] job for him.