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Shoboy After Party 50
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Thank you, Vane, and thank you so much for your time and your time. Is that your leg or something else? Meachoe is there. We'll find out later. It was a plan, but it is interesting that you came in today, if I go because Prima Vane, for those of you bumping us right now, you know that she's in the process of moving out of her current apartment and moving into her best friend's house, Arrentar un Guarto, while her main palace is getting done in about four months. Pero, you were live on Instagram yesterday, Prima Vane? Yes, because I needed the motivation for my listeners to encourage me to move to the forest. Then I would have just fallen asleep. Y'all know me, I'd love to sleep. Yeah, I know you have a lot of stuff to move. And then Flaco popped into your life. And what did he offer you, Prima Vane? He was like, "Oh, what are you doing?" He's like, "What are you wearing?" Nah, he's just kidding. I saw what she was wearing. And then he was like, "Oh, Jeanie, help, I'll come and help you." And then I was like, "Come through." And then he's like, "Oh, but I'm going to come and help you in my boxers." And then I was like, "Oh, no!" Not those guys, I was like, "Yeah!" I was like, "Dude, all I know is how the folks you know your man's at Toxico. If he has holy ass underwear, literally, I was about to say- Then he has a whole holy underwear. He's Toxico. How do you know, Kim? -Because- -She's watched him. -'Cause it's a little lava. -Oh, that's right. -Next level, baby. -The lava, a little California. -The lava. -That's, that's badass, bro. -Yeah, yeah. -I swear that too. -She watches my- -Oh, yeah, my mom too. -Kim, no, tien soner, mana, contours petto. -I mean, she does. -She does, but- -Yeah, I do, but she's hella lazy. Well, she's not- She's studying to be a doctor. I used to say, "No, you don't have to be a panda, you know?" -Come on, come on, babos. [Laughter] -Oh, that's so nice! -Yes, well, you're in boxers, all seen boxers. -Now, for those of you who don't know, they're listening and saying, "Why is Flaco offering to help Primavane move her packages in his boxers?" They did go on one date, and after that one date, Primavane decided that she just wanted to be friends with Flaco. -Primavane decided to be a lesbian. [Laughter] -No, she's a bad man. -That's perfect. Flaco Condono Cepena has a lesbian haircut. [Laughter] -A little degenerate? [Laughter] -That is a good one. -So, you know why there's a little bit of flirtation going on with them, and then, honestly, there's a little bit of sexual tension between you two. -Yeah, that's such a- -I don't know if they should. -I know Eddie, you're a virgin, but you know what sexual tension is like. -Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -You feel like- -What, you feel it with me, or what? -Yup. -I'm not over that. -Ohhh! -No, over what? [Laughter] -Yeah, but you- I mean, I don't think we're flirting, or do we flirt with each other, guys? -We're kind of flirting. -We do flirt with each other. -Yeah, you guys flirt. -Yeah, for sure. -What makes you think we flirt with- -Vina said something right now that sharing the mic, and she didn't even notice that she was flirting. -Oh, yeah. -She wanted to share the mic with you. -I don't think I said that- -You did. -I didn't hear that by me. -I'm always beginning up on me, like, and not in the good way. -It was actually back. She actually said that. -Pima, Lani, do you know they got your back? That's why you need two of them. -Oh, yeah. [Laughter] -Actually, you were actually blushing last night on the life. -Really? -Yeah, when I was like, "That's my girl, but don't tell her." And she got close to the camera, Vani. -And read the comment. -And she blushed right away. [Laughter] -I wasn't with that, Vani. I noticed. -Dude, I was sweating because I had no help. -And then you're playing Peter Pan in the background. -No, I was playing Harry Potter. -I saw Shrek, the monkey. -Okay, okay, okay. Yes, I was playing Harry Potter, and then Flock was like, "What are you watching? Write a great movie in Goblet of Fire, the best one." And then he was like, "When are you watching? Can you watch something less scary?" So then there I go. The end day I get my remote, and I'm like, looking for something better to watch. And then I'm like, "Oh, I don't even know what to watch." And then he's like, "Why did you change it? Why did you listen to me?" -Because she was flirting. Was she flirting her? -No, I just said. -Would you care if you weren't flirting with someone? Like, I wouldn't care. I wouldn't change it. -There's a man. -And I'm here to watch Harry Potter. -I don't know how to play Harry Potter. -I don't know how to play Harry Potter. -I don't know how to play Harry Potter. -That's how you know it would never work out. -Really? -I mean, cleaning, cleaning, I would think you'd play some music, you know, some Dr. Dre, some... -Well, it was nine o'clock at night. I have neighbors. -It's a bump day, sure. -Like, because we're sure the kind of person that plays music all hours of the day. -Honestly, it depends where you live, because like, Vanir, to be honest, does not really live in the hood, but if you live in the hood, like, you could bump whatever you want, as loud as you want, no matter the time, no one's going to tell you. -Yeah, but I used to live in the hood in the apartments, and people do care. -Yeah, they do. -They'll be hitting the school vassals from below, hitting the ceiling. If you got a neighbor below and you're doing too much, especially in the ghetto, it's school vassals. Next thing you know, they're at your door. -That's crazy. -I've been lucky. -I've been in the hood. It was like, Banda literally at every time, and nobody would mind like, "Who doesn't want to hear "Rivana?" -It was awesome. -It was awesome. -Can's all requesting songs. -[ Speaking in foreign language ] -Thanks in her neighbors. -Right. -[ Speaking in foreign language ] -Is it a deal-breaker? If a man doesn't like the same movies, you love Porte Campo? Let me know. Come and have a nice hold on. -Oh, wow. [ Music ] -Don't just ride the index, seek to outperform it, with Fidelity active ETFs. Learn more at Fidelity.com slash active ETFs. Before investing in any exchange-traded fund, you should consider its investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. Contact Fidelity for a prospectus, an offering circular, or if available, a summary prospectus containing this information. 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That's pretty much it. But I also love like a good little time period piece. Like, I'm also very much like pride in the prejudice, like, down to an Abbey, like all those kids face. Yeah, like, hello, [SPEAKING SPANISH] Hey, I like watching chucky movies, bro. Oh, yeah, I'm not scary. Most of the reason because you're honest. [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [LAUGHTER] It does. Oh, my God. Because they don't mean the same for us why they don't look too tall. Ah. So, prima van, is that a deal breaker? I think so. I think it's just part of, like, just being interested in, like, kind of the same things. I feel like moving-- That's boring, like, like, in the same things. No, like, wouldn't you want to watch different things, like, you know, maybe, like, opposites-- Don't opposites attract? [SPEAKING SPANISH] Yeah. [SPEAKING SPANISH] I can show you the world. Right? Yeah? Like, it's like, I want to take you outside of your bubble. Exactly. And show you my bubble. No, but outside of the bubble's, like, scary stuff. Like, I don't care for, like, really documentaries or scary movies, thrillers, rom-coms. Yeah, [SPEAKING SPANISH] comedies, that's, like, my thing. Like, I'm on that side. And I'm, like, the other side of that, I'm not really-- I'm not really there. That's another deal breaker, then. That is. I came back, you know, I thought, maybe Bonnie will change her mind and say, you know what? Flacko wasn't that bad, after all. You're not bad at least yet. 'Cause the way she was blushing. The way she was blushing last night on the live. Clear it up, you know, what's going on. I don't know. You know, it's not that you think Flacko was a bad guy. You never-- She's never said that. She never said that? No, I didn't know that. Is it my tooth? Like, my missing tooth? Already hooked you up with our dentist. No, you didn't, boy. I'm getting that taken care of, so what are you going to-- What's the name? Your mind? Flacko, for those of you who don't know, is missing a tooth. They'll call me your the canine tooth. [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [LAUGHTER] [SPEAKING SPANISH] Oh, my god. [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [SPEAKING SPANISH] [LAUGHTER] It was more like a low fight for anybody else, but for me, it was a high fight. [SPEAKING SPANISH] Clear-- this is an opportunity to clear it up. Obviously, Flacko's not over the fact that you didn't want to go on any more romantic dates with him. So can you clear it up a little bit further? Because I think he's taking it to his ego, maybe, a little bit of self-esteem. So what's Gucci, Vane? Nothing. I'm here, playing chain. Why don't you look at him when you talk about him? You look to the wall. You seem like a mad wife when-- [INTERPOSING VOICES] --in the morning, like, you know what I mean? I got a lot going on, honey. It's not about you. [INTERPOSING VOICES] Oh, put him in his place. A lot going on. It's not about you. And yeah, I feel like we had a great time. I didn't think we could notice too so young there. I mean, I already know that one. That's what I told you the first time, yeah, it's you and not me. No, it's me and you. [LAUGHTER] That's the real truth. Yeah, that's the truth. That's the truth. Truth came out, oops. Oh, my, no, everything's cool. But what? What? Two can get away. What, honestly, Flacko, what motivated you to come into the studio today? Laneta. Laneta that, you know, everyone's-- I'm honest, everyone's been telling me on Instagram. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] So it was Gucci, like, what happened with Vanna and you? And I'm like, I don't know. That's curved. So I want to find out myself, because I heard you talked about it on the air. You were on the air with us when we talked about it. You've been on the air. I heard it. [LAUGHTER] [INTERPOSING VOICES] So I got a lot of DM. So I want to know exactly if it was my tooth. That was missing. What was it exactly? No, I just think that we're cool. We're two different people. And that's it. But just because we're-- You don't see us together, like, far. And this, like, maybe going to the next step. No. No? OK. You sure I'm about to go over now? Bye. I got to catch the bus. Oh, my god. Bye. Bye. Primavani, I think, just to wrap this whole chapter up-- and I appreciate you coming in, Flacko. [INTERPOSING VOICES] Hey, by the way, you guys can also listen to Flacko in Las Mananas. He's got his own radio show, Alonco La Bronca. Siamat, Bronca Mananas. La Bronca Mananas. La Bronca Manana. Thank you very much. [INTERPOSING VOICES] So he's in a lot of the cities, like Phoenix. We're in Phoenix. [INTERPOSING VOICES] And his studio is just around the corner. [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] There it is. [INTERPOSING VOICES] Oh, my god. Primavani. Yeah. Can you all these say three positive things about Flacko, Pacas veria? [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] [INTERPOSING VOICES] You're funny. [INTERPOSING VOICES] You're a great dad. OK, thank you. That's awesome right there. And you are really passionate about your-- whether it be radio, music, wherever you're putting your-- Yeah, what? Energy, all two. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, wherever you're-- because I know like you do radio, you do music, you do other stuff, but obviously. OK, thank you so much, Vani. Yeah, I'm nice, yeah, I'm nice. So maybe you'll get your stuff together, fix whatever you're going through, and then we'll find out in the future. Can I just be honest with you? Please, Kim. Really not putting in the effort necessary. Like, did you bring her flowers? No. So you can't really paint. No effort. Show it up. You're being the-- Manameh, teach him right now, Kim. You're being aggressive. I'm protecting her, protecting her heart, and really putting it in your place. Kim, you're fake. Why, Mitchell? Thank you, Mitchell. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Oh, see, you're black or gopher, gopher. I love Mitchell. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] I love Mitchell. [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Because you're-- Mitchell, look at you and black are kind of the same in the sense. You guys don't really put effort towards persona-- [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] Hey, [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] [NON-ENGLISH SPEECH] I know how I'm hurting my feelings. It's for car feelings. I catch STDs. I catch flights. Oh, my. And that's why we will never have got Mitchell. 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