The Joe Budden Podcast
I'll Name This Podcast Later Episode 62
Joe’s recent journey to snapchat, the status of Fetty Wap, Jay-Z vs Drake (it’s brief), and a therapy session. Sleep Songs Of The Week: Mari: Kodak Black “No Flockin” | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE_-obgiWm0 Joe: Augus Alsina “Porn Star” | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNd2_v3UgIo Rory: Billy Ocean “Nights (Feel Like Getting Down)” | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZAIyMFbDnA
- You guys your tits done? - What, four years ago, three years ago? - Yeah, what are you like, what are you fucking like, what are you like, sexy on the lowest of keys, like, what's the quietest key? - Who are you, what's happening? - Who are you, you fucking Snapchat, that whore? - I am, I am. - You are everything you said you would be. - Hey, are we recording? - Fuckin' shit. - Who the hell is this guy, he just fucking had it. He ain't even in a room. Let's just throw up the finger, hey, I just talked. Oh man. - Does that sound right? Cause we sounded like we were in a fucking hallway last time. - Oh well, let me check myself, I sound amazing. Can't speak for the rest of you fuckedards. WJVMC 101.9, I'm your host Joe Button live in a quiet storm mix, each and every Tuesday night. We got some new music coming up, some mint conditions of sale, but first. Are we live? Oh, he told us we were live. All right, I don't name this podcast later episode number, we in the 60s. - Two? - Yeah, that's about right. I think it's 62. Are we gonna fact check that? - Nope. - I don't name this podcast later, episode number 62, to the right, I have my, I don't even know who you are anymore. - What do you mean? - Mighty, mighty more bodies in the building. - Mighty more body in the building. You got to get a song now that you got more body. And to the left of me, we have, you know, what is this fucking new J. Crew look you got going on here? - Fuck you. - You now. - He's a star now. - Oh my god, oh yeah. - I'm in a Navy crew. - All right, we got fucking Roar. - Basic, sweatery lenses over here. Yeah, but no, let me look at you. Yeah, no, no, no, no. - Roy is such a, we'll talk about you later. I guess there's a word for niggas like you who wear those sneakers. These wearing aged a bit. Like you know they've been worn. I had these dirty laces. Only, it's a look that only the white people can pull off. - That's somewhat true. - Some black people can do it, but not a lot. Yeah, that type of grungy dirty. - And while I do, I do that with these, Stan Smith Adidas, what the hipsters have done. And I will put myself in a hipster category for this. - No, you're a hipster, Roy. - I don't like. - You are a hipster. - I'm not. - You are. - But with that said, I don't like that they've been doing that to the Air Force One. 'Cause while I do it to other sneakers, that should not be done to the all-white uptowns. - Who's doing that? - Hipsters. - I don't like the way it looks at all. - These dirty A ones are kind of being like trendy in that world, and I don't like it. I don't like it a lot. - I feel like over here, we don't do the dirty sneaker. New York, New Jersey, we're like always fresh sneaker. Like a Cali thing. - Well, first, 'cause I want to reply to that, what you just said. First off, I don't feel like Air Force One's are the sneakers to do that. - No, that looks disgusting. - There's a reason they're $70, 'cause once you scuff 'em a little bit, throw 'em out. - I feel like this may be someone from Nike's brain child to just, because I think that's what killed the Air Force One being only able to wear it once. I think this is somebody's idea, just trying to make 'em fresh when they're dirty. But then that wouldn't be smart 'cause they wouldn't have to buy it. - Did you have to put them right? - The plastic things and the toes, so they wouldn't crease. - Oh my God. - I tried to do everything. - I tried to do everything. - Or the socks. Like you'd roll a lot of stuff. - So now, but on the more important things, to reply to what you just said, what technology has done was it has taken the relevance, some relevance or some importance, some stature away from major cities such as New York and LA. So when you say in New York, we don't really ask, New York used to dictate certain things and now it's just who cares what New York is doing. I don't really care what New York is doing. - Yeah. - Language and slang has kind of become that way too. Like no one could tell you where the fleek came from. Like what city that? - I don't like it. Wherever it came from, I don't like it. - Like you know, sun was ours and then it kind of just shorty was ATL. - Even though I don't like a lot of the niggas with the fucking New York slang jokes and how New York bitches talk all that shit is whack. - I agree. - Like it's not funny. It's not dope. All right, that's all I have for that. - Okay. - So where we at? What we got? What we got, what we got? It's been a busy week for me. I've been fighting it away. - Oh my God. - So, you're the biggest hypocrite of the sense. You can never think about anything about anything. - So what do you mean? - You might need to be a mini homey court right now. - Right. You're the music? - First of all, none of y'all are even brave nor prepared enough to see such real of a nigga in court. - Okay. - You're talking about it. - You're right. - You're a lot of experience. - Would either of you, am I being brought up on charges? - Yeah, being a more fucking hypocrite of a lot. - More disappointment charges. I mean, me and you were leading the charge. - So I don't have any charges. - Yeah. - So I am free to leave. - We're doing it. - I'm not under arrest. - One charge of hypocrisy, one charge of thoughting. - Oh, let's hear it. Well, thoughting. - Yeah. - Is that a charge? - Yes, 'cause you're-- - Are you out of jail? (all laughing) - Are you sitting here in front of me? - Yes. - You're doing ussees with fucking fabulous. - Are we doing this podcast from inside the hammer? The big joiner? - The big. - Ussees with fab. - Yeah. Is that what you think I'm doing? - That's what you were doing. I don't know 'cause I don't follow you 'cause I refuse to watch that fuckery, but that's what my timeline is telling me you're doing. - You're not following me on a snack? - No, I'm not. I don't wanna see any of your snacks. - Damn. - You're speaking of-- - And mouse button, mouth button on a snack, mouse button, M-O-U-S-E-B-U-D-D-E, and mouse button on a snack. Follow my snack. - Thank you. Mine's Marissa Diamond. - Hey, hey, hey. There wasn't no plugin on this show. (laughing) If it's not me. - You can have court references. I feel like you was my CODI, and now you leak in information because we were leading this charge of the anti-snapchat, documenting every last thing in your fucking life culture, and what the fuck do you go and do? - San-- - Download Snapchat after everything we discussed and championed for. How could you? - I know, how could you? - I don't think we were leading the charge. I think the charge was misleading us. I think I lacked some information. Listen, I still hate the total disregard of someone's privacy, where people just turn a camera on and now you're being filmed. That will never change from me. So I hate the way that young people maneuver sometimes, not all of you, but some. I hate the way that stupid idiot IG thought waste trainer-- - Detoxie. - Yeah, all the day. I hate the way dumb bitches maneuver. I don't ever wanna see them do karaoke or karaoke or whatever oaky it is that they do, it's not appealing. - I do karaoke, but I do it different than they do it. - But however, no one told me that Instagram very quickly has become MySpace. It's MySpace now. It's MySpace and Facebook, what Instagram is. It's full of spam bots, it's full of spam bots, companies tweeting for bitches and-- - And maybe I need to go back to Facebook and MySpace 'cause I like Instagram even more now that Snapchat has started because I'm only getting the doper part of people's lives that I would like to see. I don't get the fucking karaoke shit anymore 'cause I don't post it on Instagram. - It's very true. - It's been filtered, I love it. Exactly what you're saying, I love about Instagram now. All that bullshit is filtered elsewhere. I don't get to see it-- - We are having two different Instagram experiences. - Yeah, I don't know who you follow, honey, but I like Instagram still. - Well, I'm talking about a much larger community than the people you are talking about. Be clear, so when I'm talking about logging on and seeing nothing but spam bots, I remember when that began to happen with MySpace. That's what I mean. I'm not saying that it's not cool for some niggas still. I'm saying I can see the bullshit, I can see it, where it's not even the people posting anymore. It's just not, that percentage is all the way up, all the way up. - They'll find a way with Snapchat, 'cause if it's not the most popular social app right now, it's at least with the three. - So what, Snapchat? - They'll monetize it somehow. - Well, now remember now where they were trying to purchase Snapchat for what was that number? I would think it was 500 million and the niggas said no. - No, no, no, no, no, no. It was like five billion, not 500 million. That shit was an absurd amount of money. - I think you guys have both making up numbers. - No, no, no. Google that fact checker, it was in the billions, 1,000% done care enough. - I don't think it was in the billions, but it was a big number. - It was a big number. - Either way, it was a big number and he turned it down. If you're interested enough, you can Google it yourself. - He is monetizing it though. All those little channels at the top and the side. - I didn't mean Snapchat hadn't monetized. Of course, they monetized. I'm saying other companies the way this spam has gone into Instagram with advertising, things of that nature. Other people are going to find more and more ways to monetize with Snapchat. Snapchat itself, of course, is monetizing, but it's gonna continue on as advertising kills everything. - And look at Khaled fucking. - I was just about to say. I was just about to say fucking and you know, that's where the Snapchat guy is just doing things a bit different from the Instagram people and just whoever. This person is ingratiating himself in the community with Khaled, with fucking, like the Instagram, you never saw anybody campaign, like as a spokesperson front man for Instagram that way. So I could see where I see the little things, now that I'm actually on Snapchat, I see the little nuances that make it a more enjoyable experience for some. They probably just need to lengthen the amount of time you can shoot, but I think even that's a novelty for them, that it has to be short, 'cause I think that was their objective. - Yeah, just like under 40 characters in the Twitter. - Yeah, but I don't want to talk about Snapchat too much. Yes, I'm a Snapchat thought now. - Well, I saw someone tweet something interesting just within that realm. Someone tweeted, I forgot what it was, that Khaled-- - So we're not giving you that person credit, we're stealing your shit. - No, I'm saying someone-- - Bill Byron needs motherfuckers. - It might've been over, it might've been over. - We're very bad at the game. - I gotta get it again. - I gotta get it again. - There's a category. - They said that Khaled did more for Snapchat than Snapchat did for Khaled. - I think it works hand in hand. - I didn't really agree, but Snapchat's been, and it's high ranking social for a very long time, and just from my point of view, and I think it was, it's the real, I forgot what episode they were talking about, how much Khaled has grown, and me working within advertising, I have, 'cause they always look for influencers, more or less, that's the word, in advertising. So they're coming up with this guy, I'm in meetings, almost laughing, trying to hold back my laughter, talking about this guy, DJ Khaled, like he's some brand new resource, or some just guy that was on Snapchat, like without any history of who he is, they're not even pronouncing his name correctly. - Yeah, that's about right. - I don't know if that's for me to add there. - With that stance, I don't think that's necessarily true, I think Snapchat is certainly elevated DJ Khaled, not that he was doing bad before, but it put him in a whole different market. - Brown, yeah, yeah. - But I do love, not to be, you know, I know this is a fun podcast, but I think it's fucking great that this is all going viral, and it's positive. - Oh my God, are you being that guy right now? - Yeah, that guy. - I'm being that guy. - I've never had to take your mic, man. Come on, let's not. - All right, would you prefer damn Daniel be going viral or positive things from somebody? - That's positive. - Fucking right Daniel. - Roll with Daniel. - I'm gonna roll with Daniel. - Sorry. - Hey, if that was my opportunity to show how mature of a person I was, blue that one. - It's fun. - So I feel like not much has happened this week, but my Mottie, Mottie More Body, in our group chat. - Yeah, let me tell you something about group chats out there. Mine only goes off when I don't wanna speak to my group. (laughing) I'd be mad occupied, mad busy with my life that I don't wanna talk to the people I enjoy speaking to the most, and that shit, when that shit get to dinging, especially when niggas think they funnier than they are, and it dinged with some, like, wax shit. Oh, man. Then you've, let me start on group chats, but where was I going? Mottie and our group chat. - Yeah. - You know, Mottie is the New Jersey. What is the word for you? You're like the New Jersey mascot if you like someone from New Jersey. - Okay. - 'Cause you don't like everyone from New Jersey. So it's kinda phony, but it's cool. I will now it. Mottie raised a very interesting, she raised a talk point and then got mad at it. (laughing) I never saw that done before. It was like Talon. She said, and I quote, well, I'm not gonna quote 'cause I don't want to pull out my fucking phone and read the shit. But her question was, is Fettie what? I don't want to misword it. - Somebody tweeted on my timeline today. Remember Fettie Wop. - Remember Fettie Wop. - And I got upset. - And then, yeah. (laughing) And guys, you know, people get so upset at shit that does not alter their life. - No, not one bit. - Mottie is like that times a thousand. It's probably a gift that occurs 'cause it's probably great if she's loved. She killed me today when I asked about Kaylani and misspelt it. She went off completely ignore the point of what we were talking about and went on a four or five message shit about it not being the correct spelling. I'm like, why do you cape so much for people that you love like this? - Because, in Mottie's brain. - Just ignore it and answer my question. - And Mottie's brain. - Well, spelling about it. - She's never left kindergarten graduation. She's still in that little thing. - You know, my kindergarten graduation was lit. See what I mean, why does she know that still? I don't remember my-- - Purple blue and green, my friends, orange and yellow and red and yellow. - I can't say that I do. - Are you singing a song? - That was our kindergarten graduation song. - When was that? Oh, one? - It was, oh, 91, 92, 93. - 92, okay. So, Eddie who was in the nineties as well. Mottie then got upset. - Right, and I was like, what a microwave society once he stops flooding with music for five seconds. All of a sudden, it's where has to be. - I love when Marisa is a hypocrite of microwave society in which he adds to on a daily basis. - I'm yes and no, but I'm not questioning where people are when you know he's been touring. Like, he cannot constantly put out. - He has not been touring. - Yes, he has, he toured the whole year. - Oh, if you don't knock it off. - If you don't knock it off, isn't he in a wheelchair now? - He literally just got off tour. - I just seen that niggin' garden today. - No, no, no. - How the fuck was he touring? - He just got off tour. He has been touring the entire top of the year and Post Malone was his opener. - Well, timeout, timeout, timeout, timeout, timeout. - Is Post Malone everyone's opener? - Then he switched off to go to Justin Bieber, yes. - Okay, that guy's working. - And then he did it, then Fettie continued and did a monster energy tour. He did two different tours so far this year. Oh, and then before that, he did the Chris Brown tour. - Listen to what I'm saying, this is what I'm saying. When you have the type of success that he had in one year, of course you're going to tour. - Right, that's what you're supposed to do. - I'm aware, I don't think that that's what the person meant when they said, "Remember Fettie Wop." - He's not even paying attention. And so all of a sudden it's just because he's not putting on music, he's irrelevant. - No, he's doing what every other artist did before we expect artists to do. - Not true, not true, that's not true. I have to play devil's advocate even though it hurts me. - Go for it. - Because I don't want to speak about my fellow New Jersey native this way, but I have to play devil's advocate because I call this, we spoke about this and that's the only reason I even want to talk about it. It's because on this very podcast, we spoke about this from long ago. I don't even know what episode it was, but we tried to foresee what would happen with Fettie Wop. We were questioning what he was putting out so much, and there was no album. Remember, there was no album, "My Way, What No Action." - Yeah, it was like May of last year. - So that's the only reason I even want to discuss, remember Fettie Wop, that's it. Now, we're starting at, of course, the biggest year. I voted him here on his podcast as having the best-- - We all agreed, even with future success. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, Fettie Wop. I mean, I don't really think that that could be argued, and even if you want to argue it, you're not going to name two more artists that had a bigger rapper than you would have, the bigger you're getting, very well. So with that being said, the album came out and did well. - Very well, still top 20. - For the life of the project. - Still top 20 on Billboard 200. - However, that was kind of to be expected when you had that amount of hits, right? - I then began to question the thinking of the people over at 300, because at some point it started to seem like they were now just putting him on anybody's hook. - Very valid. - Is that true? - And me body, oh my God. - Yes. - What the fuck am I doing around? - You may not have heard them. - We had them all. - Yeah, but I heard them. - Me and the squad downloaded every God day. - Yeah, I heard them all. - I'm wrong in my thinking here, 'cause I was thinking he didn't do any features. - Oh man, he was everywhere. He did something with John Blaze. - He did a lot, my nigga. - That's bad. - Yes. Shout out to Johnny Blaze. - That was actually a good song. - By the way, glad I didn't hear any of those. - But I'm so, so, so that's number one. And then he had some, some life issues that bike accident, thank God he was all right. But that took some healing. - Yep. - That took some time. - They made him other shit as well. I would definitely take that into account. - Well, that was my next one. He's been putting his dick quite a few places. That's fine. You got a lot of success. - I think like a new dick. - You got a whole lot of money. You got a whole lot of new bitches. It takes some time to cater to a lot of new bitches. So, that's fine too. But, all right, so I'm getting back to those features. That's cool there, right? Then, we got word of a fatty French tape. - Oh, I forgot about that. - And that is my point. And that is my point. That is my point. Now, when that, when rumors started circulating, they tried to jump on the wave really quickly of the, you know, the collaborative effort. And I wondered, I don't know about other pundits out there, but I said, why are they doing that? - It was like an on tour thing. They were just on the same tour. Like, hey, this sounds like a great plan. Wasn't really a great plan. I don't like it at the time though. I guess that happens to me a lot. - I mean, I'm not gonna speak for 300, but, and I hate to be the, yo, I would do this if I was that guy. He would trap Queen's success. That put him in above hip hop category. I know he took with hip hop. It takes a lot of records to get that buzz. But having trap queen so successful, I think you can now do the disappearance, do your tour, and then come back and focus on doing another single like that. - I think he ends. - 'Cause trap queen puts you in the SNL, late night show performance marketing run. - Yeah, and I think he will on this next round. He's got a song that's coming with a new song. - I think he's in the disappearing for a little while. We don't have to feed the streets because we just don't have to cater to hip hop anymore. We can cater to the pop crowd. And the pop crowd knows you disappear and you come back with a big single. They're not the microwave where you need something, i.e. per our Drake conversation of having to put out more music. - Right. - So now, so now, and I remember I dealt with this many, many, many years ago because I was a dinosaur. That any record I tried to bring to radio post pump it up. That wasn't anywhere in the same vein of pump it up at a difficult time, getting that song played or accepted. May have been bad songs, but I do remember the criticism at the time being, we need something similar to pump it up, which really was frustrating for me as an early 20, however, year old I was, right? - What year would you say this was? - This was probably '05. - I was going to guess '05 because the pump it up with the Just Blaze-- - That was '03, right? - The sound, the prompt, the prompt name, that was the time-- - That is when the sound changed. - Yeah, yeah. - It went from the Rockefeller shit that were hits, but people were rapping. - Oh, that was the snap era, right? - But then '05 came-- - Yeah. - That wasn't-- - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, that wasn't really-- - '05 was a year that's not really spoke about in hip hop a lot. That was a huge change. - That's where the change happened. - Like, fresh in my light tea, right? - Wait, from '03, which is when my album came out, from then to '05, '06, so much change. So, 'cause that was a very New York era. That was New York, Philly State property, Rockefeller, all that was really dip-set, dumbening the airwaves, and then it shifted completely to the south. - And I'll always remember, right? Pump it up being so huge, huge, huge, huge, huge, huge, right? And fucking Def Jam, because all they used to do was license shit to movies at the time. So they put the shit in whatever fast and furious shit that was that came out a week before my album came out. And that soundtrack sold like 500, 500,000 copies, right? So, we was hype. We just knew my album was gonna sell. And then when my album came out, I sold 98,000 copies, week one, I remember, Leo calling me and saying, "You did great, kiddo." That's a great number, do not be disappointed. I always referenced that conversation because of his tone. When you sell 100,000 records in week one, nobody should say, "Hey, kiddo, feel good about yourself." Like, I went gold, and that was considered at the time a really bad number. That's when that change happened. And prayers to Leo are for his recovery. That's why I just don't end up there. What'd you say? Prayers to Leo are for his recovery with his health issues. Oh my God, Jesus, I read that story in my heart, almost stopped. Leo are calling, I don't know the clinical term for what he suffered, but something was blocking an artery. Like a polarism or? What'd you say? (indistinct) I just combined those two words. Sam, come up here and say that. Please, for us, because we're all stupid. It's a, it's a pulmonary embolism. Here we go. Thank you. Well, so that's what he had. And he said, uh, his son found him, Rushman at the hospital, and the doctor said it, and he would have been, yeah, then he would have been dead. Yo, dog, Leo or Cohen cannot die soon. He's one of those people for me. Yeah. I got a few people that are on that list. And he's super healthy as is though. He works out and eats great. Like, this is, should still get checkups, regardless of how much kale you fucking eat. Word. Anyways. That's, that's pretty scary. So where we going before? Oh, five, the change. Yeah, so that's when that change occurred where, yeah, it was me, I remember that whole class, me and free and Cassidy and fucking, they say it was so much going on back then. And from that point on, 'cause I remember asking even back then, hey, I wonder how long this is gonna last. This whole snap, walk it out. That, all of that. And it just never left. It really didn't, much longer than I thought it was. It was like, oh, five or six or seven or eight, even. Yeah, I wish I remembered the name of that other song that really helped that whole movement back then. White T, lean was wrong with it. There was one of those songs, no. Y'all are naming all of the ones. There was one though that was stupid. It was like the start of the stupid songs catching and being the shit. I have a brain freeze right now, but when I'm gonna think of it, and I'll remind you guys on the podcast, or at some point, if I think of it. 'Cause that song was big. No, this song is gonna figure it out. You can't remember anything about it. It was one catch phrase. Are you like a rock star? No, that was hard. No, that was all seven. Yeah, and that's hard. This shit was like stupid, and it was only one niggas. I was in Sin City every night when this song was coming on. And it has to be around the time. When did French come out with a fucking Lord of the Underground? Lord of the Underground sample. Do what he happened to? Yeah, that was 2011. That was way, way, way later. I know, but just tell me what year. 2011 was when French came out with that. So if he came out with that, oh my God. So that snap shit lasted. My whole entire high school career was snap music. You were in high school? Freshman year to senior year was snap music. Oh my God, you're a fighter. 04-08. That's pretty crazy. I was in college, 05-09. Yeah, I know. I'll call you when I get off my podcast. Anyways, but that said. Well, you got out of high school in '08? Yeah. Jesus Christ. Yeah, I told you you niggas are fucking 12 and 14 years old. I got out of college in '09. You graduated college? Yeah. And this is the result. (laughing) And we go get some, whatever, do we leave something? (laughing) Or is there like a 10-year-- Pick a plan? Oh my God. They just give anybody a degree. If you pay, they fucking give you a degree. So anyway, I want to take this moment while we're on music and then I want to get off of music to talk about whatever there is. Off of music to talk about. So McConan is now an OVOA. No longer signs. You fucking faggot. Now I'm really going to kill you. I'm really going, hey, because I was kind of a little lenient to your faggoty ass because that OVOA was there protecting you because those is my guys. But now that you're not there, oh my God. I can't wait to bump into you. You don't get a stripe from McConan. I'm just telling you that now. I hate stripes. (laughing) You're more of a polka dot. I am not a stripe guy. I'm not a stripe guy. He was, we all met. Not a stripey guy. No, I just, I don't like, I don't like, I whole, I just make mental notes of certain shit. What did he really do to you? Did he like step on your foot or something like that? I saw something he said when that whole. The old tweets I'm-- He's the only person that I have a problem with from that old tweet shit. Mm. It was something personal to you or just in general. Is that something to me? Oh, really? The way he is. I know. Yeah, I don't remember. Listen to all the little faggot niggas that said some shit to him, ASAP Rocky. I seen all the tweets. By the way, it was yam's tweeting for Rocky. May he rest in peace. That don't make it no better for me. I'm just saying. All right, rest in peace, yam's because I have a heart. That don't make it no better. Just clarifying that. Because I'm a fan of humanities in me somewhere. That's fine. Hey, how you know that anyway? Because-- Aren't you working with the motherfucking bed? [LAUGHING] Oh, wait up! Oh, wow! Wait, I don't remember where you're going to exist. Yo, I knew something was funny about you, my G. OK. Why are you not in sign information about-- Not in sign information. I've been interviewing-- What about the boy? We're going to have to check our drawers. Interviews, park hat for choirs now. Interviews with Life is tremendous. [LAUGHING] Wait, do you think I'm saying that? Oh, my God. I'm supposed to hate those. So Coachella is happening. Speaking of Life is tremendous, real quick, I saw-- because I follow Maddie and she retweets Life is tremendous. She put, when the Gwen Stefani Eve tour, the headline, "Blow your mind, even Gwen Stefani." And I could just see Maddie at her house, like, oh, this is so clever. [LAUGHING] Did you type that? I did. Two degrees, you said. Marketing and management, yes. And blow your mind. Marketing and management, how much do we pay? I got to talk to your parents. I can say how much-- I'm still paying one loan, but it only took a loan for one year. I think it was, like, 20,000 a year. Oh, my God. Oh, God, these community colleges are getting expensive. Moncler state is not a community college. I know. I would never think that your fine white parents would send you there. I know. Pam would never. Wait, I was-- what was that? Damn it. Oh, Coachella. Coachella is happening. Nobody cares. It's over. It's over. No, it's not over. There's one more weekend. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I know. Oh, the hype. Yes. Who even performed? Mm. Ice Cube? First of all, it'd be too many names for me to read them all. [LAUGHING] Literally just like a whole thing. And let me tell you all something. Whoever created that whole headliner, bold font, makes the font smaller as the "ax go" or the "smart." I think only it says to be the person at the very bottom. But it's just a bad idea. I can't see. Yeah. Sometimes the person I like is in really small letters. Or like an all the way in the middle when it's just surrounded by-- because you could see them all the way at the bottom. Yeah, I remember one time this was before Janae Aiko began to gain some fucking traction. I saw one of them little shits, and I was really looking forward to seeing her somewhere. Her name was Mad Small Surrounded by mad whack niggas that I never heard of in bold, like "Kali Leaf and the Bo-Jingles." Like, wait a minute. I don't want to sit through "Kali Leaf and the Bo-Jingles." I want to sit Janae Aiko. What's the best of those, ma'am? I want to sit Janae Aiko, eat the fucking leaves, and pour tea all over her. If you don't do drugs, then, like, weird do-- How did Janae Aiko go from pouring tea all over and eating leaves to fucking get her ass ate like fucking groceries? It's just that poor leaves and shit like their ass ate, too. Well, it's funny that's what kind of blew her up, too. Maybe it's the-- That line. Maybe it's the consumer's fault. Maybe it's our fault. You could be a freak and, like, weird tea leaves. Erika Baidu is still going on about that shit. Shut the fuck up, Erika Baidu. Yeah, no. It's over. It's over. It's draining. You already-- you already that nigga. You already that nigga already. Stop talking to your niggas. You that nigga, and you was right. That's it. Now, why don't people care about Coachella that they're killing all the festivals? I mean-- Well, no, Coachella. I got to see the stats. Did Coachella sell less? Like, maybe it's just not our world, that it's not our world. It's not our world. No. It's definitely not. It's like the girls that like to wear fucking flower headbands and do drugs and overdose on molly. I don't know what that you just said, but I went in 2012 and I was fucking miserable. The only thing that came out of it was I got to see the Tupac hologram live, which was fucking cool as hell. But other than that, that whole thing sucks. There's dust everywhere. It's cold as shit when the sun goes down. Oh, wait a minute. It's April 19th. Tomorrow, which means it's April 20th when this comes out. 420. Oh, which means that folks-- It's happening to me. It's happening to me. Happy 420 to all you fucking people out there. That means that Drake's album should be leaking soon. Probably. We would think so. Yeah. Right. I don't want to talk about Drake anymore. However, this is what I will say. Document me. This is my Joe Biden bold prediction here. We are recording. Put me etch it in stone, baby. This is what I think this is a lot of foresight. This is a lot of foresight. And if anyone would like to have an intellectual conversation about a respective point of views, not you do. I'm cool. Yeah. And not on me, y'all. I just-- and just me. Yeah, y'all wouldn't want to do that. I like that. Sure intellectual debate. If anyone would like to debate about it, we can. And I don't have enough time to get into why I'm saying this. But I keep talking about the streaming wars and how there's a trickling effect. And we have tied that in somehow to Drake becoming really, really, really arrogant. We've tied that in to maybe the music taking a hit because of that. We can't confirm or deny that. We're just throwing out. This is all speculative. And we've tied that too. We know Drake is riding with Apple. We know Hove is with title, right? We do know there's been some behind the scenes friction. If you've been keeping up with us periodically throughout this podcast, we've been keeping you up to date on all of this fuck shit, right? So here's my bold prediction. Dun, dun, dun, dun. Jay Hove. Thank you for the clarification. Oh, there's a man, Jay, he's an owl. I mean, we were just talking about-- Is it Dr. Jay? Okay. Is it Jay's like Jordan's? It's okay. Is it Blue Jay's like Toronto? Nope. No one thinks you were talking about any of those other than Jay's A, so. But there are other Jay's. That's good to know. Then it's me. No. No one's ever talking about me. Jay. I'm not even a Jay, one first initial guy. I've never been that cool. Is your name? No. You've got to be the only user first initial? I've never been that cool. But anyway, Jay will be the person to, oh, let me wear this properly. Yeah, just whistle. It's taking me a moment, think of the word. I have to be careful because this is going to be the clickbait, but I have to be very careful with my wording here. Anyway, I don't know, because I can't think of the wording, and I'm too straight forward. Yeah, I don't care about that. Jay is going to go at Drake very hard, very hard, very hard, pausing her home off with some of y'all that are still insecure with their sexualities, I am not. At some point, sooner rather than later, I think it's the only way for it to be where it needs to be, not that it's ever going to crush Apple completely. However, they don't need to crush Apple completely. They just need to make Apple seem a bit more uncool. And I think that those two methodical men have been gathering information on one another. I think they have been playing chess for quite some time. And I think that one day with these streaming wars happening, it's going to come to its head. Of course. No, would this be a plan between the two of them? No. No. Why? Because they're only, like he said, playing chess, they're playing nice to build. Why would they share the same objective? Yeah. Well, they've shown nothing. They've shown nothing. Drake has been baiting Jay for a little while now. When? Oh, wait. Stop. 30 for 30 freestyle was 1,000% all about-- 100% true. Yes. He's been baiting. He's been very arrogant in what he's been rapping about and he's controlling everything. To pause, I only said that. I want to make sure that wherever you were starting from, there was some incentive. All right. So you're 30 for 30 counts in that. In pop style that just came out, Jay was a feature. If you want to count that as a feature. Imagine if he didn't clear it. Which makes me-- I was-- maybe you have some insight here. I thought that was kind of odd because I thought it was very, very obvious that Drake was baiting Jay Z on that and then Jay getting on a record with Drake afterwards. I thought it was kind of weird, which would make me think if they go at each other, this would be plotted between the two of them. No, I think that's only a power move on both of their parts. They-- Jay didn't need to be on pop style. Jay doing a line of pop style was pointless. But that just makes it more-- Well, Les, I don't want to really-- this is premature to speak about because, one, we don't know if pop style's on the album. Right. When it first came out, I said, is that best going to be a bonus track? Number one, we don't know if it's on album number two. I don't know many rappers that do a song, hear the song, be released, and then hear the song released again with the feature artist changing the verse and then being happy about it if they had no prior notice. I don't know many artists like that at all. I would hate to be somebody with a line on a song somewhere that I heard and is in rotation because one of the hottest artists out did it. And now I'm hearing a whole new version with a nigga came back and fixed the whole fucking verse like Drake did on pop style. I would feel the way about it. I don't know what's going on. Again, this is all speculative. But document me. I'm on the books. Parks and I had some semblance of a conversation about this very topic. Put me on the books, whole, soon, Drake, hard. I'd hate to be on the other side of that pen if it's angry. Both of them. I have 1000% agree. Same. Yeah, both of them. All right. So that's all I got for that. All right. What else is happening in the universe? I don't even need to talk about the playoffs because all of our games were fucking blowouts and they were boring and they were whack. Per our group chat, Mottie had somewhat of a weekend she wanted to discuss. I didn't want to discuss it. I just died in Cleveland, literally, passed out on the floor of a bathroom and I thought I was in a bed because I was throwing up. This is too common of an occurrence for it to be compelling for me. No, I don't know. You almost died a lot. No, I tuned. I never drink that much. The problem was I was mixing liquor and that's how I did. And I smoked a blend. You should be very, very careful with that. I was with somebody I trust a lot so I was okay. Well, I don't trust your method of giving out trust. I don't really speak for how you go about handing out your trust. But I even think young Metro would trust this person. I don't even know about how young Metro goes about. I know that's a cool thing that all the little whippersnappers are saying out there. A little Snapchatters. But I don't know how young Metro's going about picking the people that he's trusting. Well, see, if he had to, he'd pick this person, this person's a cool person. My friend's trust this person. Oh, yeah, truth. The truth. What's his name? Cleveland. Oh, it didn't work. Yeah. Let me see. I feel like there was so much more that went on this week. The weather suddenly changed and I was rushed into having to open up Club Deco, which is my deck in my house for the people that I don't know where. I had to curse out the little bitchered loaves. What were you talking about in my furniture for your deck? Yeah, I cursed this bitch right on out at loaves. Nice. No, let me tell you something. Friday night, Friday night, right, Johnny, myself, rye guy, and a girl. Yeah, that's a shame that when you're with so many women, that it's like a blur to you now. Oh, you remember who I thought you were trying to check identity. No, I don't remember who I was with, but it was nobody that I was intimate with. It was just like a friend. I think it might have been Asia. I want to say it was Asia. What up, Asia? And if it wasn't Asia, then who was it? Anyway, we go to loaves. Johnny goes over there and talks. Johnny, it talks real proper and has a lot of patience and all this shit that I lack. He finally gets them to say, "All right, bring us all of your deck lights, all 40 boxes. I mean, all 40 boxes that no longer work, because that's what this is about, my deck lights with a two year warranty from the manufacturer that don't work anymore that I tried to bring back to the store and not send to the manufacturer." She said, "Bring them back here and I'll just give you all brand new shit." I said, "Great. You real?" Right. I left. Went, took all the shit. So we ate, you know, niggeritis, set in, and we didn't go. Oh, no, it was lit though, so we didn't sleep. So at six in the morning, domestic Joe, I carry my ass right on back to loaves, right? I had a joke. I got all the lights, going loaves. At six in the morning, loaves is completely empty, only the workers, and bitch, it should be a new shift. You should have just got here to work. Why are they at six AM? Who the fuck is happening? What it loaves. Loaves. Who? Why would loaves not be open at six AM? Because you just said no one's there. I mean, customers. Right. That's what I'm saying. Like, no one's shopping at six AM. Well, except for Joe. So Joe is there trying to return his fucking light, so I'd go up to the little customer service desk lady that was there, same spot Johnny went to, but with a different lady, of course. And I'd say, "Hey, how you doing? Good morning." And you just get sensed. You know what's saying? Don't do that. And you could just sense when somebody's a dick, like, from the rip. How you don't respond to good morning in the morning, but that's cool, so people ain't wanting people. I'd say, "Good morning. Hey, I was here last night. I had to talk with whoever was here. I didn't think her name was Veronica. I told her about the situation, but she said, "As long as I have the same cards, you can do it." And I said, "No. We can't do it." I said, "Uh, you gotta let me finish saying what I was saying." I said, "No, I know what you're saying. I know what you showed you last night. I don't know. But she's not here. And I'm telling you, we can't do it. It's a two-year warranty. You gotta go through the manufacturer with the store. We don't do that here." I said, "So you're not even going to attempt to be accommodating. Because nobody else in this store. I'm the only person here." I'm telling you all, I said, "You know what? Let me speak to your manager." That's so like mature. That was where the change happened. Nail emoji. You know what, Veronica, I don't even know if you can do that as sassy as you've been in my fucking text, but you my nigga, so that's going to stay with us. How about you? How about you? I'm been sassy. You've been mad nail emoji in my text. Oh, I have. We can talk about it. All right. So we'll talk about it. So anyway, so I say, "Let me see your manager." That was a tall-tail sign that 36 is approaching for me. She picked up that phone like she had a fucking ad to and sucked her teeth and then started lying on the phone to the manager. This guy is here. He brought her back a bunch of strips. He just wants 10 boxes. He wants 10 boxes. He couldn't have it. I said, "No, that's not what the fuck I said. And maybe if the fuck your fat ass was listening, you would understand what I said." I was saying, "But since you're incompetent, I need someone else to come and fix this situation. I don't need you to continue to lie on the phone. I let her have it." You tell her. No, no, I was much, much worse than that, but we have young listeners here. We have young listeners, so I won't, I won't, I won't begin to use such vulgarity on this podcast. I'm getting older and much more mature. I see the world differently. I mean. Great. Continue on that. I'd like to hear you. Oh, you motherfucking raid. The fucking manager came. God is good. The manager, well, the dude said, "Yeah, I was the person that gave you the okay last night to give you the shit." Ooh, did you look at the lady Smuggly? I loved doing that. No, I'm not that. I'm that person. I was there to get my lights and that was it. I always give the dirty look. And then it's been lit ever since, but I mean, I've been changed. Literally. I had been with a bunch of bitches, but now because I've been with a bunch of bitches on the snap, this is the problem with Snapchat, Snapchat being incorporated in my life and Instagram being like my space now. This is the problem. I spent so many years mastering the do's and don'ts and maneuvering with women and what makes them angry and what to avoid and what not to do on Instagram. You know how many years and arguments it takes? I would say if anyone has- It took me to learn that type of stuff. If anyone has a lengthy resume in social media and women, I would say you were up there. But I'm just saying. So now I go on Snapchat. I don't even know how to use this shit. I don't know I could do a filter, a double filter. I hate that time filter. Why is that? Well, that's not impressive. The time is 732. Whatever. I go on Snapchat. I'm learning the functionality of Snapchat. I'm trying to fuck around and fucking bitches is getting mad at my snaps. I don't know what makes you mad. I just got to Snapchat. Let me fucking see what's going on before I have to tend to your fucking attitude over my snaps because it's bitches and snap. That's the over under money on him having the dog filter as his abbey. Oh, God. Two weeks coming. You're a fucking dog filter. You tell him again. Nail emoji. Yeah. Man. All right. So, all right. My wrist is just ready to clock out. All right. Where? She's sniffing a juice. She's ready to go have more bodies than we're. Is that enough of you? I'm going to try flights to Cleveland. Did you buy a flight to Cleveland? Do you get like one free to go anywhere else in the country? I don't know. It's $30 to go to Cleveland. Money's the only one on that flight. I haven't. I never. Anyone else. A plane with like one row on one side and two rows on the other and like 20 seats. It's one of the planes where you can't fit sneakers in the above. Yo. They don't even serve water. Yeah. Nobody was allowed to bring a back carry on. Like if it didn't fit under your seat, it was a shitty. It was hard. They got to like really wave the plane. Yeah. Word. And I couldn't move in my seat. It was great. It's fucking everybody. I got beats headphones. Man. It's fucking hip-hop. The flight back was bigger though. Denzel was flying the plane. Drunk. What? Don't pay me anymore. It was a good movie though. I like the movie. Money. But sometimes you just know when something's going to go over to my side. That was never intended for you. I just feel like that's so new you were going to hit your hand back then. It's a movie reference. You were saying? I went saying? Yeah, I'm done. Oh no. All right. Let's get it. Yeah. Roy's been rather sassy lately. I've been in a weird mood lately. Why? Been in a weird space. Wait. Are we doing Bevel right now? No, no, no. Oh. This is going to turn us out. I'm already set up. I'm going to put this Bevel voice on. I'm like, oh wait. Oh. Wait. No. I've been in a weird space because my beard was. Yeah. But now okay? Because I got me all over. Joe Joe. It's not this week. There it goes. Uh, no. I mean, I don't know how deep we want to get in the latter part of this podcast. I've been in a really strange mood lately. Oh my God. Me too. It hasn't been depression. It doesn't feel like that. It just feels weird. Is it depression at Jase? Oh, you know, my therapist mentioned that. I knew it. I'm pretty good at this. I have two degrees, so. You know, I was in. I was in the therapist. The doctor was there. I'm not believing. I was two degrees until I see them, by the way. I have it in my house. Can you go look? And now we're like, we have to. I'll snapchat you them, okay? We have the Paxil, but we also have the Paxil at Jase. Yeah. Uh, no, it's been weird, and I don't know if it's been because I've been juggling so much stuff currently at the time, and while it's all positive things, I think that's probably why it's not a depression feeling. But within my confidence, I think it's creating insecurity. And I know that sounds very strange that confidence could create insecurity, but I'm juggling so many things that I care about at the moment that I'm thinking I can give more to each of them. You feel like you're not giving your all to each of those things, and because you care about them so much, it's like you're lacking in. Yeah, and it's put me in a really weird, creative thing. Wait, what's worrying I can give it his all to now? All right, let me stop joking. He's juggling multiple things that he cares about, and when that happens, you can't give your all to him. So you're juggling here. Let's go through it. Henny Poulouza, that has to be a lot. I've seen it, so that has to be a lot. You got some behind the scenes shit that I won't mention, that's your business to tell. That seems like it would be a lot. Then double back to Henny Poulouza with some more behind the scenes shit that I fucking will not mention. That's your own shit. Then you have this job that I don't know what you do, but you do it five days a week, so that would have to be some shit, right? Then you have your love life, which... Friendships, everything, family. Just that. Can we take my fucking podcast? I did it. So one room and then podcast. Okay, so... And he has to always produce our live shows too, which is... Then there's the podcast. See, damn it, I wish I had known that you were feeling this way sooner, because I would dedicate an entire podcast to this specific topic. I am running into more and more young people who are losing themselves. Just exactly why. Abandoning themselves and self-medicating and almost acting as the sacrificial lamb for whatever a greater cause is and killing themselves in the process. That's literally how I... For my next point was gonna be, at what point should you be selfish and at what point should you not? Yep. Again, I will say, where there's a high, there's a low. So... Now, I joke around about drugs a lot, because drugs is my fucking past, present, and fucking future, probably. So it's funny to me. But the use of... And I'm not gonna tie this into hip-hop at all, but the use of all of these different types of pills and the fucking coding and just all the other shit, like, I wish I could bring some people on this show. Like I act as therapists to so many people, I wish I could bring them on this fucking show to have this conversation. I would like to have that conversation a bit more in that, because what? Nothing that I just named with you is new. All of this stuff, actually, if I did delve deep enough into it, I could find so many blessings and so much positivity in that, yet all you pull from it or how it's making you feel anyway is negative, the opposite end of the spectrum. Well, it's a different feeling, because it's not a depression, because it's all positive things. I'm not juggling negative things to an extent. It's just I'm putting... I'm not sure which ones I should be putting more of my energy into, because they're all such great things and I'm not sure what's going to come of so many of them, and it's kind of like I'm a man at the end of the day, so I got to take it on the chin and deliver, but at what expense? Something's going to get expensed, and I'm not sure what that is, and I think that's making me feel a certain type of way. Oh, okay. I totally understand that. That makes sense in the world. So what steps are you taking to figure out what has to go? That I don't know. I'm like buying time, which is, I think, horrible. That's always scary when you're buying something that might not be sold for very long. That's like spending money before you get it. That's such a horrible practice that young people do. I used to do it too. I'm not bashing young people. I should sometimes do it now, like maybe once every four years, just do it a lot less. But what I've seen that's come out of it, and it's not the crash and burn where something has failed, and it's gone now. I have seen just creatively that part of my brain has been shot, like everywhere. I don't have a fucking creative bone in my body at the moment. And that's been bothering me a bit, because that will eventually affect something. Interesting here. And I've noticed that you have actually something to do with it, because come around the all love lost time, we were both in amazing creative places. We were listening to Beats All Goddamn Daying House, bouncing ideas off, artwork, I made that fucking album, Artwork My Baby. Now you're doing the shit with ARAB, and I don't have a single suggestion. Not one fucking thing to offer. On Friday, I didn't even go to the studio, because I was like, why would I want to bring this uncreative aura into that place? They seem to be doing just fine. And with the artwork, I've tried to sit, and I can't come up with a goddamn thing. So that's been affecting me a bit. Yeah, but that's creative people go through periods where they cannot create, or they just can't think. Not even just creative people, but people in general, people period, you go through lapses where your brain is just not at its finest. And then inspiration hits, and you can get a new wave. Yeah, it's important not to come away with so much feeling from such a temporary state. It passes. It's not like it comes and it goes. I don't even fight that shit. When I start feeling like that, I go shake my motherfucking nuts. It's psycho strength. I ain't the street. I know, boy, I'm sorry, baby. Listen, I don't try to fight it because it's pointless. It's just going to, you're going to be just become sad. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You will not win. It's important to be, I'd say this all the time, self-awareness is so important. Because you need to know what you need to be combative against. Yes, it's a feeling. But also in that respect, I'm involved in things that my loved ones are involved with, i.e. this podcast. I have to work all day, and I don't want this to come off as a complaint at all. It's more just an expression of what is going on. I'm working all day on I.e. had to lose in my job, which is all not so creative sometimes. It's more of keeping things together, and I have to come here, and I have to be creative. Because this takes creation. I know we're just sitting here bullshitting, but it takes a certain part of your brain to have these conversations. It's not an administrative sit-and-do-shit type of family. Right. Because they'll be days where I'm just like, I don't feel like turning it on, and being talking about shit, and you've still got to turn it on, and come. Well, no, that's why I make it a point to tell both of you, after podcasts that I feel maybe don't go so smoothly there. You ever feel that way? Yeah. Let me know how y'all feel. We ain't got to do this shit. We do this because we enjoy doing it, because it's fun, and we enjoy each other. We're friends. I'm not no slave to this fucking podcast. If I'm down in the dumps on a fucking Tuesday, then I'm staying in my fucking house on a fucking Tuesday. Word. Because I don't need other people to know when I'm that vulnerable. I need to go fix some shit. I don't need to come in here with my brain scattered and come off that way. Well, that's why I wanted to have this conversation today on the podcast, because I'm always keeping this shit to myself, and maybe I should be using this as an outlet to have this conversation right now. Not week by week, because that'd be fucking weird. Well, no, not week by week, because you wouldn't be doing this shit. It's going to be there for you to do so. And it takes a lot to be able to open up to do so. You have to take inventory of yourself. Now, how often you do that is on you. But that's very important that people take inventory. What did that tweet? Yo, I just tweeted some fucking shit. I don't remember. Oh, got it. Back to, and we're having a serious moment, so y'all can joke about me deleting all my whole picture off Instagram, but I believe that in life, certain ages are benchmark ages where everything changes now, right? 21, is that going from a teenager to 21? Some shit is a, you gotta come get accustomed to some shit, right? So that's a very important age for men. I don't know how it is for women, because women, y'all be fine at 15. I don't know what the point is, but for men, we can't, no, I'm not all of us can get in the club like women can before we're of age. So 21 was important. I was lined up at home outside on my 21st birthday. You know, I could not wait for that nigger to say your ID, please. Oh, here nigger, Bob, 21, I really thought I was old and doing something. We don't have a fake idea, we never have a fake. You're not real. Right. Yeah, but I got my fake ID from over the, by village underground during the speed days and then the fake IDs changed. I had a real license. Some girl left it. Shout to Janice. I wasn't lucky enough to have a cousin that looked just like me or some shit like some of the bitches got. I had some, I had some fake shit from Michigan. It was like a Michigan driver's license that someone in downtown printed me. Yeah, yeah. Oh wait, I'm doing that thing. It was natural. I'm doing that thing that somebody complained to me about where I'd start, something don't finish it. What was I just talking about? Oh, I forget. The transition 21. Oh, yeah. The benchmark. 21, that's one of them, right? For me. Um, 21 was one, 26 was one, because in your 20s you get like mad of them. And then 31, 30 and 31, that was different for me. This is happening again, 35, 36. It's like my entire brain rotated and now all the shit that I thought was really, really cool just last year, I hate it all. Like you have to, you have to allow yourself, a lot yourself the room to grow. Like I laugh at, I laugh at y'all jokes about me killing Snapchat, because people hold you hostage to your words. I don't allow people to do that. But they do. They goes on Twitter. Oh, yo, you just kill a Snapchat, so, so, I changed my mind. I reserved the right to change my mind. I had to lack some information and now I enjoy all of that little kid fuck shit that I teach y'all things about. I'm down now. I like it. So? Great. I have a new perspective, new perspective, perspective, perspective. I just want a long rant on fucking, not blog TV, but blog TV is coming back for the people that miss blog TV when they sold it, it's coming back and you stream. I don't know what the fuck y'all doing, it's getting you out y'all to fuck out of your for live streaming. What is that? Just a new attitude, you're grateful for having gratitude? Oh, that's your shit, right? I was coming to a real important point that I just forgot about your perspective. So you're saying you just have a new perspective? Yeah, bottom line, I'm not going to get on a long rant, but you have certain benchmarks which is your entire way of thinking shifts and alters. And I'm enjoying that process today. And I think that's what's happening, you know, the same spot that you end with. You're not quite depressed, but you may be feeling some shit. A bunch of us in our crew anyway, I know Bee was feeling like that a few weeks back with him and I had to speak. I know he was going through some shit with his move. So a lot of us were going through some shit. So yesterday I'm talking to Whitney, actually, right? And Whitney says, "Yo, like what's going on, like you kind of way on with that?" And I said, "Yes, Whitney, I am self-medicating and taking care of myself because I'm sad all my friends have left." And then she's like, "Oh, your friends love friends." And then I ran through some friends and she's like, "Oh shit, all of the niggas left? Yeah, damn, I fucked up." And I said, "You know what, I'm not really sad about it and nothing's wrong." It's that I'm at the age and my friends are at the age where now life is taking you in some other directions. Like it's not time to fucking kick it, drink, smoke, pop pills, run around bullshit because our tomorrow's are a direct result of our yesterday's. So we fuck around all the yesterday and get tomorrow fucking tomorrow and then just be sitting there with your fucking hands tied, like some niggas that we know are faced with major decisions to make today in your thirties. And I know that while we in hip hop and in hip hop it's kind of frowned upon to grow up, nah, nah, because I've watched the most successful people in hip hop grow up, we've remembered Ray, we've seen him, we remember a whole, I could just run down the list of people that we've watched grow up and I don't have to speak about the more successful people, I've watched Bow Wow grow up. We're watching the shit, we're watching people age, I know that y'all hate that, but we're seeing it. At some point your age catches up to you, that's what I'm saying. I went on a lot of rants today by mistake, I didn't mean them, I didn't come in here as Mr. Ram Man, I hate being Mr. Ram Man, it's fine, we're here for them. I keep saying that to my kid, like every time my kid does something stupid I say, yo, I go in a long lecture and then I say, but I'm shutting up because you're making me somebody, I'm not lecture dad, I hate that dad, now I don't come lecture me my nigga, my problem is maybe you have one conversation with me in my life, if it wasn't about speed, if it wasn't me, it mean him if spoken once about real shit and he's never laid in on me and my respect level family's at all time, but whatever, now I'm Ram Man, shut up Sam, but still, if your brain was on just shut up, have we covered all bases today? I feel so. It feels like it. Worry anytime that you need to talk because you should utilize your resources and I am a resource to you and I be home. A lot. Yeah, I be home, I be home, I'm chilling. No, it's just everything alarming now, it's just an interesting feeling. No, it's not alarming now, but if we don't be proactive, things that aren't alarming become alarming. I have, this is my theory, I end with this and I've said this many times before you may have heard this. I have a cancer versus a cancer pimple model that I like to apply to shit. A pimple, you leave it alone, you do absolutely nothing, you're not proactive at all, it goes away. Cancer, you leave it to fuck alone, you're not proactive, you do absolutely nothing about it, it gets worse, you die my nigga. We need to figure out what's a cancer, what's a pimple, this ain't a pimple. Say what it if you want, you can call me at any time either of you because I love you both. Thank you. I hate that we had a serious moment here, but it's needed. Why do you think he's serious too? Yeah, yeah, I guess, seriously, Jase. Well, my song, my sleeper song of the week is ignorant as fuck, so that'll turn it up. Always have mad sleeper songs during the week and then you're here. I'm so excited about this one. A lot of people enjoyed my Anita Baker last week, just because, yes, I'm that guy that- Yeah, let's do a turn. I don't get high moments very often. I have to bring them up when they get- We don't end on such a sour note. Well, not that that was sour. We're on that phone. We mean- Are you promoting the Ku Klux Klan on my- This is Kodak Black, sir. Why is he saying KKK? Because there's two Ks in Kodak and one in black. Don't do it again. Feel hard though. Mighty got good taste in stupid music. Oh, this is slim. Slim put me on to this. I know it's my favorite line of the song. It is a truth, damn I never- What the hell got into you? Project baby, y'all was getting on my way, I was scared for school. It is because it's got on. The line's coming. Hold on. Don't you talk to me. I ain't this on nobody, but I'm vibing on a beat. Honestly, I'm just trying to beat. I just gotta beat, trying to kick over on anything they're telling. Lying to me, I spent five on my pink- I want you to let this shit rock, man. Did it pay you? No, my line was coming right here. But that's cool though. No, okay, it's taking a while. No, it's been taking a while. He said, "Tell the doctor I'm a healthy kid, I smoke broccoli." And it really made me happy. I've been saying that to myself whole week. Kodak black, no flocking. Two degrees. Barking in management. All right, just want to beat. You want to go? I got mine queued up. Oh, I don't care. I got mine. Go ahead. Doesn't matter to me. Okay. Mine's a good one to end it with. Yeah. Oh, my God. Can we get a new fucking alt code? I gotta do this every time. Get a new case. Get a new case. No. This is a fucker. I have a case that doesn't affect my shit. And my screen's not cracked, huh? That's not in a conversation. That's how you're falling and shit's looking at me. What's happening right now? I don't know. That's my phone. I'm sorry. Where's the alt code? You're holding it. No, you're not. That's right there, right there. Oh, you're life. It's literally leaning on your... Oh, there we go. Sorry, guys. All right. I am going with August Alsina. Where is August? I like to go with all the songs. Next. Fuck! Oh. Where's my song at? That was aggressive. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, baby. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, baby. Oh, yeah, baby. Oh, yeah, baby. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, baby. You could fuck the codec black. August Alsina know you can fuck the codec black. August Alsina, porn star. Not to be confused with Joe Button, porn star. Oh, that was a great record. Oh, that was a great record. Everybody was confusing it. You know what, Marissa? You know what, Marissa? Hey. You know what, Marissa? You know what, Marissa? Hey. We had a real good time. We had a real good time. But I ain't the type to tell you that I miss you. No, no, no, no, no. You can't be texting me that way out. You don't like that. I make it easy. Leaving. I have to set some on the floor. Baby, I know you need me. Thanks on the floor. Don't worry, by the way. Thanks on the floor. Just leave you fucked up ladies and ladies. Yeah. A couple bands with a nigga like me. Loving ain't the same thing. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. A nigga like me. Oh, my God. Yeah. Hope you have that image in your mind for everyone you hear that song. Jeez. I don't imagine your vagina to be attractive. It's pretty nice. It's pretty great. Well, I don't imagine your vagina anyway. Yeah, that's also good. I don't even know that you have a vagina. I don't, maybe. Good. All right. Well, Joe did a throwback last week, so I think I'll do a throwback with the weather changer. Have you ever seen my dick by mistake? No, thank God. Oh. We didn't talk about sexual organs. I know we had like a nice talk, but let's, let's, come on, let's draw some boundaries here. Come on, man. What are you fucking? You keep in mind, adjacent to my face. The Royal Horse paper song is always like some super cool, like big, hey, I like this brand new group. Y'all now cool. I found out about it. I found it. I found it. She's a farmer circle, incredible. They're really great. They're on tour right now. They're in Williamsburg. Hey. Hey. Hey. Mixie time. Hey. Gotta get the belly ocean. Hey. Hey. Come on. Come on, wait. Partyhouse. I don't think they can hear the music. Partyhouse now. Come on. Partyhouse now. Come on. Partyhouse now. Come on. Whitten crystal. Hey. Come on. Bitchy theme song. Come on. Partyhouse now. Hey. Hey. I got the bitches, don't you? Come on. Come on. Nope. - It's a notion, night. Good weather changing rugs. ♪ Mixy weather is upon us ♪ ♪ Mixy weather is upon us ♪ ♪ Mixy weather is upon us ♪ ♪ Hey, where are we gonna be sad when I'm mixy? ♪ - You better hurry up and get right before this fucking mixy weather leaves, nigga, we-- - Are you coming up? - I'm a friend. - Are you coming to-- - And I believe James Blake. - Are you coming to Miami? - Don't do that. - Depending on how much work we get done in the studio on Wednesday because work is more important to me. - That's good to hear. - Well, you're welcome to join us. - And, hey, not to toot my own horn. - Get ready for me to toot my own horn. I am killing Junik's when I'm rage. (laughing) Hey, hey, I see why y'all might ask an issue with that Joe button, nigga. He did a lot of coins here. But I'm ready to lick it. Oh, man. - Is this your rebranding? Is this your Sasha Fierce? - Can I get a feature on the first one? - That was funny. That was really good. - Can I do a verse? - No. - You could write it for me. I could write it on the first one. - Just try it, you could do a verse. - No. - That's my name. - I mean, he was in the studio that one time, right? - What the fuck out of here? What are you talking about? - We're promoting the tape that you're gonna put out. - No, don't promote it yet. Because we're not done. We got a lot of work to do. - You ain't paid A-wrap, right? - In surmountable odds. A-wrap pulled up. I mean, put up the machine and see that, eh? (laughing) You're so fucking extra cool. - All right, so that's it. - All right, this podcast. - A-wrap is mad cool. (laughing) - Yeah, A-wrap is the coolest fucking short person that I've ever seen, ever. - I'll name this podcast later, episode number 62. I'm going to be a dot mod, he's going to Cleveland or he's going to be sad. (laughing) - Yup. (laughing) [BLANK_AUDIO]