The thoughts views and opinions expressed by this podcast as well as its hosts offer entertainment purposes only I Repeat it is not serious. It is not real. No one is exposing revealing and dining Or telling you anything about themselves Also, we do not encourage you to try this at home. We are trained professionals We do not have your best interests at art or art Enjoy the show Yeah, I'm straight down Hey, I'm just off this call. Listen. Come on. Sorry to shut up. The bright side is this One day I'm gonna grow up At least you know it that's the bright side. That's the bright side today cuz yeah, cuz I don't want y'all sitting here with doom and gloom One day you gonna get there. I'm gonna grow up. I am. It's a fact you could count on that Just not to not right now and I feel like me not growing up right now is beneficial for all so that's true I will be the sacrificial lamb and Pretend you're the sacrificial lamb Who would be the sacrificial lamb? Let me answer you first. Yes now who in your mind is the sacrificial lamb. Oh You think it's you oh shit. Oh, shit. No, no, no, no, you don't run shit nigger. What? It just hit me You do think it's you how are you the sacrificial lamb? No, we're not having a one-way conversation Are you gonna acknowledge anything I'm saying? I'm I mean, do you think it's just acknowledged you? That's how the conversation ensues. No, no, no, no the answer my question is you of course. Oh Okay, of course And how do I feel it's me You asking how am I the second you need a minute to get your thoughts together not at all sure no All you have to do is refer to the tag in front of the pod that I wrote authored produced and Standing so I'll come on here and for entertainment purposes allow you to keep your very too cool persona On our audio broadcast and I will be the sacrificial lamb. That's how I see it You don't think I do that for you. You think you do that and you can still be the too cool guy that you are You think you do both you that arrogant One we're not gonna do the arrogant narrative. That's number one because I'm far from two. Wait, that's not true. You are arrogant as I was I let you rock please don't the room could tell you no, no, please allow me to speak, but cuz why? I'm telling you what happens is we get into a conversation. Well, I'm playing so don't get serious I know we get into a conversation and then I get four words out and you cut me off But don't say you're not area. You just did it like seven times in the row You know, are we witnessing the same thing I'm saying I'm gonna shut up, but you do not gonna let you lie in my face I know even 20 years. All right. Cool, but but you can say you're the sacrificial lamb. So in sacrificing Nigga, we arrogant. What are you talking about? Your dog again You can't help yourself Please tell me he was immature. I know but Don't look me in my eyes Let me finish this everybody in here, but let him look at me and say I'm not arrogant I Hate these kids. I hate that shit. Yeah glaze. What makes it what makes him arrogant? I'm going by the definition of the word Which is dictionary Making claims damn making claims or Intentions to superior importance or rights overbearingly assuming Insolently proud that was the first one second characterized by or proceeding from arrogant I hate the second one always or a sense of superiority self-importance or entitlement. Here's a simple one Having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities now. He doesn't do that No, no, he suppresses that you could sense the arrogance in the nigger, but he tries to suppress it. Yes So he doesn't do that. No, it's fine. Next year. I'm hiring people that aren't afraid of him I'm a great boy. I'm a great this right now Ice, but to ish but about me so now I'm jumping back People that glaze you that's what you trying to say That's what you try to say people that are afraid of you. You mean that's what you trying to say that no pull the mic back You just said that bullshit on patreon. I told you I'm trying to wait till we don't I can't I hope we hear next year this team. I don't want this team to go fuck out here. Hi the niggas nigger scared Fuck you Which you have a Thursday edition Thursday versus Friday and Tuesday They just don't know They talk about Oxford well, thank God for me. I'm not good. Thank in my brain You have got you and in your brain you're sacrificial No, American - no, but you're the sacrificial lamb also. Oh, no for sure. Oh Fuck you sacrifice What have I what's your sacrifice? You serious? Are you joking? Yeah, I'm serious. All right, we got like a serious joke What if you sacrifice? Oh, you're wallet that part too Yeah, my big bulky lost you little stupid wallet. You got rid of the wallet. Yeah, you got rid of it. No, no, no, no, no, no, you took my vice I got a little switch play joy. No Really happy, you know come up off that man. Oh shit the uber dude robbed me whoever ain't no money in it I don't think nobody robbed me because nobody wanted that Girl to do the outfit check when we showed the wallet she went and did a price check on the wallet and showed a picture and Boy did I die laughing for about an hour that picture look very different from yours. Just strike It wasn't bad it wasn't show me. What's a nice wallet back then? Yeah, when he bought that shit So now he addressed an all-black sad on a Friday. I know that feeling of losing shit. You walk around feeling Idealist everything that's some bullshit Apple pay come in handy now try to tell you so Some credit cards in the draw it's some bullshit because that's the thing he lost his scamming niggas We lost his 900 cards He lost all 900 of his cards when he lost his wallet that big fast stupid shit And then when I said hey little slim card holder keep it light Laughing he laughed at me I'm sure they make Samsung pay and why was you in a uber anyway, we use uber - My car in a shop no, that's true my car in the shop and that's what I'm saying and it wasn't no parking over there Stop do it be parking over there. Oh, she was in the Bronx No, listen, I do that you do what do what that take boob is the girl's house Producing Oh Like sorry buddy that's talking girls show the ass told you in my house and I still got the video I see it sometimes in my memories when it pop up You remember this No, don't call the police. I want to cook for you You just left about I left the water and then she Never heard that shit every time I don't want to make it morbid none of y'all ever spoke to a girl that y'all was afraid of Yes, yes hundred percent. I'm not really. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay me You asking me that I mean, it's real. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. You have been looking at this girl like pretty girl like It was this she'll kill me. Yep. No, she'll kill me. Yeah. No, I guess I'm afraid of them. They can't come around me Yes, I'm saying like they've already been around. Yeah, but once I realized that you cook who I'm gonna She know where you live. I wasn't afraid that she'll kill me. I get the first You are afraid that things may make a big shift in your life. Yes, I had a girl. I was scared of time. Yeah, one time I was like oh, it's a bad idea Oh, yeah, no. Oh, it's a sexual sin That's a white shit look you knew you were scared of before she tied you up. You know you were scared. It was good - Are you still gonna tell you that? - She was good. - Hey yo, baby. - That's sexy. - I want you to come to my house and kidnap me and take me. - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, that shit is that particular situation I never I'll never been a black people we be sleeping man I need a camera in here but I'm gonna get to it I need a camera right in this spot that be the spot she stabbed nobody see nothing no proof he rolled on the knife my entire history woman has been nuts actually at least 80 percent like I got stabbed then I got robbed when she already clamped at tree like how'd you get up there what was you robbed was a girl robbed you yeah what you took me nigga fuck you talking about thank you you lying what did you take what did she talk she clogged a tree what did she really did she brought me away she she took it she took you a junk thingy was he oh she took some materials she took things that she shouldn't have taken expensive things wait hold on this is a mental okay what the fuck are you talking just trying to find out if it was like you know like a real like a robbery like you know like jewels and watch you come through a tree you're underwear and take something like a mood doll like I'm what now I agree with you look at the two ways that she come in and fuck you while you asleep and you say she took it from me she come in and take like a thing exactly yeah no items oh items so she went back through the tree or she just because then you pussy if she came through to the tree and the left of the door you ask left to the dude no you wasn't home oh you was home no oh sorry I was out of town my eyes when you know I didn't do that what the fuck when Twitter when Twitter was rocking early and people were dumb enough to say that they were leaving town like I did that I think I'm about to know what's going out of town and towards some shit and she's seen it no bet and I bet you look at the camera though she texts you as I took this I know I had a good person to a good deal got a good person to a good guy that let me know something was fishy over there it's trouble time okay that's crazy so she did climb a tree though yes she scaled that motherfucker you should have been able to get up there you know fam we could do it yeah we couldn't we couldn't climb it was hot it was high this could not climb that tree yes good shit you couldn't climb the tree no shit she shouldn't have been out I could gonna climb that fucking how close was it to that to his house it was close but it was high it wasn't like no right here you know that you had to go up the tree and also monkey shit but you can just touch you know you had to get on okay playing in the Apes just came out so you don't know what she took so she maybe took some some radio some some radio she took your on top chain it don't matter no if it's real beef I'm gonna deny this one things were only I'm sharing things right that's not my sacrifice your way part share I sure you got it you got it you got a mask it if it's not if it's not I'm answering you know it was good that was good that was he got no you got 20 years younger be credit of nothing right yo you know how much shit we share up here personal shit no I don't actually no I don't actually I bet you fucking don't know I don't know that's my answer to you what you like you think everybody up here she is personal thing I said me oh let me think about it yeah yeah do you let me think I don't really think you do I know no I think that if you shared personal things this would be the number one podcast every week across all genres this shit you better simply a little tea don't play with me there no I think if you said personal shit we number one hey throw that throw that boy in the garbage yeah if you come up here personal shit throw that boy in the garbage can I know we lit let's go what's up I hate you talk yeah I know yeah it's a reason you don't call me during the week nigga play with me there's a reason my phone don't ring tell me what you think that and the funny shit and the funny shit this week I text him and I'm starting this podcast fuck him this week I text him okay oh shit you did sure did I forgot all about but he takes me about no you know I mean he takes me about some help assistance did you help or assist your man I appreciate it though yeah if you a first-time listener we don't 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and Mal, Mal, Mal, 726. - Yes, sir. - Welcome to episode 726 of the Joe Button podcast. I'm your humble gracious, grateful, highly favorite, happy to be here, host Joe Button, here with a few really amazing people. Brought to you by prize picks, powered by, fueled by prize picks. To my right, the amazing Melissa Ford is here. - Who do you? - Who do you who, how you doing? - I'm awesome. - Good, good, glad to hear it. Big flip is here. - Big flip, you. - You win. - Big flip, continuing his run of amazing hoodies. Yep, it's true. It's true, good looking hoodies. I see you can dress now. You can start to get dressed two years after the job start. No, you can't answer that. - I told you I had to-- - You killed it. - My wife heard this shit. - I told you I had to have a conversation. - Fuck you off. - Oh, shit. - I had to shoot, I had to shoot me. I had to shoot. - Oh, wait, no, wait, no. - You know what you did? - You had to show the video. - I had to show that and the new one. (laughing) - Nah, let me see what they talking about. - That's five. - Damn son. - You play a dirty game, but you got it. - I'm thinking about going in the Patreon back channel and just kicking all our wives and girls out of there. (laughing) Like without the melons. - I give you an email. (laughing) - We need to clean it up. - We need to clean that up. - Get these thugs off the street. (laughing) - I'm gonna talk to you. It's not working. Maybe hit you on down, you know. - I don't want that. - Hit you on Crash, man. I don't know. - Yeah, that was on the main part though. You ain't through that on Patreon. He's trying to, he said that on the main part, nigga. - Yeah, but still the day down on Patreon, it buys us a day. (laughing) It buys us a day. - I just got out of that shit. - I thought I was, I thought I was dead clean. I did a number one, lifting up. I went to the crib. I had to go into the raw files. It wasn't bad at it. No audio matches. Well, I just did it today too. I was in a bed like this. - And you got a manicure. (laughing) - Yeah? - Got a manicure. Since all these ladies have been coming through. (laughing) - Holy shit. (laughing) - No. (laughing) - No, I can't. (laughing) - That's your order. - No, I got this. - No, I got this. No, my wife deserves to have a husband hand manicured when he's touching her. Every clean hand is like that. (clapping) - You just discovered that 20 years then. (laughing) - No, I'm gonna get you. - No, I'm gonna get you. - I'm gonna get you. - I'm gonna get you. - I'm gonna get you. - I'm gonna get you. - I'm gonna get you. - Big issues in the building. Pause, library, whatever he's going by nowadays. King Wawa, who knows. (laughing) Freed's is in the building. - Yes, sir. - You know what I mean? 95% of y'all, y'all will be lost man. If I was 5% on the stand. - Absolutely. Parks is in the building, El Maira's finest, you know the vibes. Continuing his streak is the best dressed and definitely the best jacket we're to the podcast. - Yeah, you keep the bottom of your sneakers clean. - I don't wear them outside that often. - Oh, that's what it is. You take them off. - I wear different shoes. - Yeah, you wear boots a lot, fam. I'm seeing them just a few. The bottom look like, this is the first time you ever bought them. - Yeah, they have different flavors at all, right? - Yeah, yeah. - They just take Parker watching back to the 17th. (laughing) - Yeah, the bottom, yeah, y'all, y'all brothers. - I'm just saying, the bottom is white. - I thought, but that was just, that was the fucking-- - You're just looking at the bottom. - That was the best. - Hello lad. - Hey, wait, hey, wait, man. - That's why I-- (laughing) - How with, hey, white, man. How about a bottom of those, poo was so clean. - Oh, man. - Ah, damn. - I'm supposed to say 1700s, that's the number one. - Whatever it was. - 1700s, how with dowsoul is unsoiled. (laughing) - Poor is here, Paul is here, Eric's sitting here. - They got cash in his pocket, too. - That's everybody that's here. How's everybody doing, how y'all feeling? - Great. - How was y'all doing? - How was y'all week? - Great. - How's your tax, DM? How's your friend groups going, group chats? How's everything? Come on, talk to 'em. - It's awesome. - Beautiful, beautiful, man. We getting ready for the weekend. I think all of us are getting ready for the weekend. - I got a heart out today. - We going? - You know what I mean? - Yeah, yeah. - I know. - Come on, man. - Let's hear it, come on. - You going today? - Come on, man. No, tonight is the Indiana. I think we went in the Indiana tonight, but I don't wanna jinx it 'cause this comes out tomorrow. - Yeah. - Who knows? Fingers crossed. - Now you don't wanna jinx? - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Why don't you one time? - I don't wanna... - Well. - Uh-oh. - Well. - A little jinx, I did. - Come on, friend. - A little jinx in there. - A little jinx I did already. Yesterday I was a poem board. And I do think that we're gonna win. I do think that we're gonna win the game. So I got ahead of myself. And I opened up Instagram. And I DM Jason Taylor. - Ow. - I was hoping you didn't say that. I DM Jason Taylor. I DM'ed her. I went right to the DMs. I wrote T-A, pop up. You had a Y in your name, I used to spell Jason in here. And I DM'ed her. - Who'd you say? - I feel like that's the real jinx I want to say. I would say it. (laughing) - Nigga, we won away. That's your ass in a minute. That's your ass in a minute, nigga. We won game away, nigga. Fuck it, you talking 'bout. You was looking for us. Now we in, nigga, what's up? That's what I said. I did, I did. I did. I did. I did, I did. I can help it, I can help it. - Let's go. - Y'all bet, y'all. - I can follow. - To lose. - That nigga says, he said some crying emojis back. He was like, nigga, y'all gotta deal with the papers. That turned me up some more. Look at the papers and stuff, nigga, they shit. We looking for y'all, nigga, what's up? - Why would you put this in the end? - No, I hope Halliburton listened. - And then he said, boy, y'all nigga's waiting. He said, you know what? I pray y'all waitin' now, 'cause you pissin' me off. (laughing) - Oh man. - And I walked him back a little bit. - You wanna do that? - I walked him back. I said, oh, don't talk tough. Now that y'all stacked, nigga, we not healthy. So y'all should win. - Do it out there. - But, I'ma talk shit the whole way through what you do. (laughing) - Yup. - Hey, how you man? How's it goin' home when we supposed to go home? I'm not, conference final. - So you don't think there's no chance that the Knicks may win or could pull a upset with Boston? - I'm a Nick fan, so I'm never gonna say that or a recorded device. - They could. - Boston looks beatable. I did not say that to him. - They look beatable. - But Boston looks beat-- - It looks beatable. - It looks beatable. - Uh huh. - Of course, it looks out loud, right? - Oh, we don't know that. - Okay. - He was out for the last years. He may come back. But if he's out and OG is there, I think we tough it in everything they beat. And I'm not scarred. - I got it. - I'm not scarred. - No, no, I agree with that. - I don't think we're healthy, but I think we're tougher. - Mentally amf is-- - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - But the guys that are injured, can they be healthy by now? - No. - In the house? - The Nick guys or the one? - Yeah, the Nick guys. - The Nick guys, the only one? - The only one. Could come back. - We're missing four people, that's important. One of them might come back. Mike, it's open, it's open. - Got it. - We rolling with the Villanova boys and that's that. But anywhere in the world y'all want to start, I am cool with. If you let me call it, it's Cardi B. - Yes, it's a good start. - Talk your shit, babe. - No, I can't. - You had your little crystal ball out a couple months ago. - I hate when he's right, son. I hate this thing. - Why though? - 'Cause it's like, how you do it? I think you're down with a Illuminati for him. You heard what your man said. I think you're going, I think you're down with him. - If I'm down with a Illuminati, you think I'd hang out with y'all as much? - That's, yes, to throw us off. To throw the people off, you're just that calculator. You're cerebral. You profess the exit of podcast. - I'd have been in a linearist party. - No, you wouldn't. - No, you wouldn't. - No, you wouldn't. - You wouldn't not. - Yeah, you wouldn't, yeah. - You wouldn't. - Fuck it, you're talking about that. (laughing) - What was that? (laughing) - No, but you call it a lot of shit. You do call it a lot of shit in there. And I'm a hater, so I don't want to give it to the fact that you've been in the industry for a long time and you just have an eye for it. So I want to accuse you of being down. - That's Fred's in Atlantic now too. Let's start over over. - Yeah, we do. - Gloss over that part. - Atlantic, Atlantic's in the opposite. - Yeah, nothing I say comes from a friend at Atlantic, especially as it pertains to Cardi B. We started with Cardi because Cardi B the other day said, I'm not putting shit out this year. I'm relaxing. And she went on, I don't know if that was spaces I heard. It was spaces, she went on in, basically said, you know, everybody's paying attention to the Kendrick and Drake stuff. And I'm chilling, I'm on my vacay time, my relaxed time, negative album, when they get it, it won't be this year, for sure. - That's crazy. - That is nuts. - That's crazy. - Just to add perspective. And I love Cardi. I love Cardi. And I love offset, I love him both. But just to add perspective to this, Cardi B's last album was six years ago going on seven. - That's crazy. - My last album was eight years ago. - Wow. Damn. - Just to give y'all perspective on where I am with this. - That's crazy. - Wow. - I'd have thought about it like that. It didn't feel like it was that long ago either. Her eyes out. - What do you think it is, from a professional standpoint? You think she just, it's just, other things take a president over music. You think that she has another way to remain popular or to remain relevant? - I think it's a bunch of things, honestly. Like it's no singular thing. - She has how many diamond records again? - Oh, look it up. - Is it records like songs? - Songs. It was a couple of them. I remember her posting that shit. - Yes. - And I think every song of her last album was playing them. - If she was coming from the standpoint of, "Hey, bro, I got enough money. I'm not having enough fucking flaps." I would respect the shit out of it. - Well, a lot of artists, a lot of newer artists are adopting the, "I'm gonna single you to death formula," or. - She has three. - Three. - Or, "I'm just not gonna drop a album." Like album is not the most important thing for some of these newer acts, especially when you could drop a single, do some shows, make some money, right? So I'm sure that exists in there. - Do you want to consider her? - As I say, when you say newer actors, - I want to album. - Yeah. - Any artist with one album, we would consider her a new act. - She's not a tour. - Yeah. - She's never done a tour. - That's crazy. - That's a new, she's a new act. She's just a hybrid, like she's an influencer. So she's never out of the scene. She's always in our face with something, and we love her. And she'll throw a verse here and there to remind you that, you know. - She's her. - I'm a rapper still. But, we don't know how much of Cardi's shit. We don't know what the creative team looks like for Cardi today. I don't anyway. - I mean, we have some ideas. - We still see, I read the credits. We still see-- - Party? - Party in there. - Party sitting over there? - Yeah. - That don't tell me much because it don't speak to parties of availability for an entire project. - That may be fair. - That's what I'm saying. - He seems to be running for a lot of people and doing his old stuff. - I don't know if the people that were there for invasion of privacy are available in bulk today. So I don't know how much to ask to do with it. I'm positive that fear is included in this. That's what I think. I think it's a lot of that. That first project was just too successful. I think that's a very high bar. I think if she gets one of them, I think she'll drop it. If she, 'cause y'all saying-- - We need one of them. - So Ben, I don't even like when we do that up here, let me just throw that out there. 'Cause you're gonna say that and you're gonna be right. One of them is hard. - I know. That's what I'm saying. - You realize I'm mad like four of them. - And one, I know, that's my point. - And her label has-- - He knows, bro. - And her label has spent on records that they thought was one of them already. So if Mel come out with a song and we think it's one of them, and then I go put a mill or two mill on it and you don't do none, all right, cool. I just lose. And then she does that again in four months. And then she does that again. It's like at some point, and that's where we get the Atlantic's involvement and it's where they tweeted directly after. Cardi's album is coming even if we have to sneak in the studio and steal it ourselves. I'm telling y'all that that's not rollout. That's not them playing around. I'm telling y'all that because all the people at Atlantic, well the important people are old Def Jam people. And old Def Jam people, they was putting my second album out whether I liked it or not. I had to find out on the sneak tip. DJ's was calling me. I'm making this for a whole listening sessions for music that wasn't done. They was setting it up to roll out. The label gonna get their money one way up. Cardi just may not know that. - Do you think that maybe she did that as like kind of like a fake out? - No, no, no, it could be. No, no, no, no, no, no, and no. What has happened here for the last few months, Cardi's date was supposed to be before Nicki Minaj. They were leading up to that. All of the behaviors said we're planning for that. And then they started moving the date around. Then they put some records out. Shit, the Rolling Stone cover just dropped, the Rolling Stone cover dropped right after Cardi said that shit. What it looks like happened was, at one point Cardi and the label was on the same page. If you letting me just imagine this shit, Cardi might have went in there last week, played an album, the label got super excited. Hey, we finished, we've heard what we needed to hear. And Cardi went somewhere and changed her mind two days later and instead of telling the label, she tweeted that because the label would have stopped that Rolling Stone cover, they would have stopped a few things from happening if, all right, you're not done, you're not ready and you feel like this. And the label typically would respect the artist feeling like that. Cardi is the only, she's the exception at this point, six years later. Six years later, we spent all of this money, you're still here, we gotta make a dollar somehow. You gotta come out, mama. You are one of our premier asks, you can't keep sitting back because you're scared. That's what it looks like. - Do you think the success of Nicki's last album plus last four plays into that? - 100% 'cause I don't wanna start mess between 'em. - Yeah, I'm not just saying that. - But what Nicki did in terms of what she sold, how fast she sold it and where she sold out and how that tour looks and how some of them records are performing from that album, the comp was Cardi Nicki. - Yeah. - And if Cardi didn't wanna put her album out before Nicki dropped with all of this shit, then looking at that ain't gonna incentivize me to do it. So I think it's a bunch of things. I think it's creative-based, I think it's fear-based. - Competition-based. - Competition-based. - Meg's coming too. - Huh, Meg's coming too. - Yeah. - You don't think she's scared about that? - No. - I don't. - Not at all. - Okay. - Not at all, it's levels. It's levels, Meg ain't ever sold enough records for somebody like Cardi or Nicki to look at it like that yet. As a brand maybe, but we talking about albums now. We talking about moving units. - Yeah, but then that's contradiction. What I mean is that Cardi is a brand and her brand doesn't require her to sell records, but you just talking about from the label standpoint, from Atlantic making their money back. 'Cause she's a brand, she has equity, she could do what she wants to do and she doesn't have to sell records or put an album out because nothing is, what's the word I'm looking for? Nothing is, looking for a word. Anyway, you just saying it's no need for her to do that because her brand is so big. - Exactly, nothing is happening to her. - Her mortgage is paid and Jane missing no bills. - So you talking about in the road? - Yeah, I'm 100% talking about the label's perspective. - Got it. - You signed here before you were that big. - That's a fact. - And we put money out. - The label's gonna argue, you don't become that big without us. But that's a lot of arguments that happen. - You know what I mean? - With artists and labels, these arguments happen with, because technically, Cardi was moving on the internet before Landon came in. - That don't translate the record, though. - I'm just saying, don't translate the records, but she was moving and she had a following. - He says it translates to her popularity. - Yeah, exactly. - Which is why Landon-- - And the brand. - No, you're right, which is why Landon turned around and we assume gave her a new deal. - See, that's the other part is beef. - Or your internet popularity don't translate to 10 million. - No, but hers did. - It did. - It did. - And we paid it on translating to $100 million. - She pulled the move with Love and Hip Hop, where she was able to do one season cause popularity and leave. Like she was doing a lot of-- - She smoked that shit. - She was doing a lot of shit behind the scenes that Niggas wasn't doing, right? And her popularity was, it was showing that how popular she was and how her brand is big within herself. So, I think that she thinks that and knows that. And I understand what you're saying as far as the fear, but I feel like if it comes between her and the label, she may say I was Cardi before the label came. - You wasn't. - No, she wasn't. - She wasn't. - No, she didn't say so. - My vision of privacy was definitely a label. - It's definitely a label. - It's definitely a label. - That's what I'm saying. - Yeah. - Like a flip-- - Cardi is at the Med Gal every year because of the label. - Okay, well explain different things to me. - Okay, got it. - Queens flip is Queens flip. - Yes. - Right? You already got a following. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You're moving. - Yeah. - But now if you go get on Fast and Furious for the next three, Fast and Furious-- - I got you. - You could say, yeah, I was Queens flip before I got here, but now you on Fast and Furious nigga, you a different Queens flip. - I see what you're saying. - You get what I'm saying? - I got it. - Yeah, I got it. - I got it. - Yeah, Cardi has been a beneficiary of plenty of branding opportunities that I don't think may have been there without the success of that album and participation of the labels. - Hmm, okay. - And I do think they gave her a new deal. - I think? - Yeah. - I was thinking someone's mentioned about it. - What invasions? - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - She said you're not gonna come up on the lyrics. - Every time we get ready, we get a single, we roll it out, we go above and beyond, we're not getting our money back. - I just wanna know what type of song people are looking for from Cardi or the label is looking for from Cardi or even Cardi is looking for from Cardi. Because I do like that enough record. Now, it wasn't enough clearly. I didn't like that one. I told you I didn't like that one. - Missy and Liv flip? - I did like that. - No, I said a song like that. But the songs have been like that. - No, the songs like that. - No, the songs like that. - Like the actual-- - With the Metro-- - Oh, nigga. - I wanted them. No, not. - That. - You're talking about Metro booming. - Oh. - That type of song. - I thought you were talking about like that. - I don't know. - I like it. - I'm talking about like a song similar to the impact that the Kendrick shit is having or that the Metro booming songs have. I think they're looking for a record like that. I like it like that. - Oh, that's it. - I like it like that. - Yeah, that's like-- - Yes. - Yes. This song was a smash. - A smash. - That was a smash. - And it was an amazing follow up to Bowdack Yellow. - And Bickin' Hair. - Yeah. - Yeah, that, yeah. - That shit was different. - I forgot what you did for it. - I don't think about that. - That shit was coming out of Broadway. - I don't think about the original. - I don't think about the original. Yeah, babe, I don't think about that. - The whole thing said for me. - The whole thing said for me. Yeah, before I did it, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm cool starting to have Ricky Martin on this. I started talking to somebody, I'm like, "Why the fuck we talking about that?" - See, but that's what I meant, even when I was saying that whole is over for the girl rap wave. And I was trying to speak from the label's perspective, not the big artists that will continue to be a force. But part of that was even the songs that were working for women aren't going to continue to work. Like there was a formula that seemed to be working because the girls are good, but the labels made it work. And that formula today doesn't seem as effective and a lot of the women that are the ones are struggling. In turn to the music, not their brands or their influence or any of that. Who did catch one though, I ain't going to lie. That shit, she call maybe two. - Why my bad peachy face? - I'm pregnant, I'm motherfucker. How's me lookin' okay? - Yeah. - She fuckin' with me. It's this bitch, okay. If you say he ain't fuckin' around, I like it. - She caught this. - Yeah, I used to be. - He's working already. - He's working. - He's working. Okay. - Uh-huh. - Okay. - She's in it, she's working with me. - Every girl got it on Instagram. I'm sure it's gone crazy on TikTok. - And shit, I bought sideways. Hold up. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) ♪ Bitch, I ain't your brandy ♪ ♪ I don't fuck with your bitch ♪ ♪ Try to take who it ain't enough ♪ ♪ For y'all bitches ♪ ♪ Holds for a while ♪ ♪ You got me lookin' at a bad way ♪ ♪ We'da never be the same ♪ ♪ Motherfucker all day ♪ - Y'all clown, did y'all clown this girl? She went and set up club tours, packed them out, stuck to songs that was in her brand and songs that would last have legs and work. All of the girls seem like they're makin' moments. Not all, but a lot of 'em are makin' moments. Carnage just seemed like she need a song, like a song. That enough shit seemed like, you know, I'm responding, I liked it again. But it seemed like I'm responding to some internet chatter. It's momentary. Hey, I'm tight, all y'all. Enough is enough. That ain't somethin' that the label could plan to put a project out four, five, and six months afterward. - This okay shit is a song. - My occasion is fine. - This is a song. You need a song. Something that you can bank on being played in four months. - Dude, do you think they're also chasing something that needs to be catchy, captiony? Like I want, like you said, it's goin' crazy on, the okay record's goin' crazy on two. - Yeah, that, that. - It sound like that. Like when I hear Cardi's records, it sound like I want something that I'm makin' a record with the purpose of it working on social media. - I feel like she's been tryin' that for eight years. Chasing that though, not really tryin' to make a song. - Yeah. - I just want something that is gonna be a hit on the internet. - She need to get outta that. - How hard though? - How when that's done. - Call Craig Kalman or one of them dudes has got a whole fuckin' hard drive full of ready-made songs and callin' Carrell, who is a Rihanna's producer who produced all the vocals on Invasion of Privacy and just have this shit fuckin' manufactured, fuckin' amazing hits. It's not, it's not-- - Call the people that do it. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Call the hell outta all the budget in the world. - Yeah, but it's hard to get outta that mind state lookin' for that when that's what put me on. - Yeah, that's about it. - I'm talkin' 'bout some of the wealthiest people out there, yo. If you can't take some time to get outta your own head to benefit nobody but you. - Well, maybe that's the purpose of taking the time off, quote unquote, and going on the vacation, because it's quite possible she's having a little bit of an identity crisis at this point, because the landscape of music has changed so drastically. You know what I'm saying? Like, the sound, this is the sound. This is the sound that I hear consistently. This is the sound. Sexy red, that's the sound. - I don't think that's a huge departure from what she came in the door with. - And she could do that. - Yeah. - She could do that. Like, Bodeck Yellow's a moment. - Right, yes. - And not an internet moment. - You could make an argument that's sort of ushered in this whole fuckin' wave of-- - So now you're tryin' to recreate that. - Yeah, which I think is mistaken. - That's my point. Like, so if I made, you just said she has three diamond songs. So why would I not be, if that's my bar, I only got one album. I got three diamond songs off of one album. Miss artists that go their whole lifetime without having a diamond song. So now, that's my bar. That's a hard bar to live up to, dog. - And that's what I was kind of moving to. - That's a really hard bar to live up to. - I'll be scared too. - Oh, please. - I'll be scared too. - I agree with that. And that bar is so high. - Now you take that and add it with the fact that I'm in this, whether I'm in the competition or not, everybody has me in this competition with this other person who is super succeeding. - Duh. - That's a lot of pressure, dog. - Nope. If that's the bar, then nobody changes that bar, but you. - That's true. - You are the person to change it. - But it's easy to sit there, okay? - Okay, so now I'll go put out some shit and it does not live anywhere close to what my last project did. - That's a fit what you do. - It's gonna be looked at as a-- - I hate talkin' music what y'all doin'. - No, but it's easy to sit there and done from you. That's number one of this. Like I look at you and say nigga, you chose a retire. Like it's so much things people can say about you as well. These things are easier said than done. Nobody knows what's in her mind. Like nobody knows what's in your mind when you chose to stop making music. Nobody knows-- - Well, I was talking about why I retired. - Yeah, but 20 times. - But people may not agree with it. People may not agree with it and nobody can force you to do music. So with her, it's the same thing. She just probably owes a label with her. Whatever it is, when you say, "Oh, come on." You're making it seem like it's just excuses. Get up and do it, then people can say to save them to Joe. Joe, go get up and do it. - No, you can't because retirement means there is nothing you could say to me. I have taken myself out of this. I'm not playin' no game. I'm runnin' this on my own accord. If you're in the game, we're critiquing you like you're in the game. If she come out and say I'm retired, then I'm tryin' to fuck up. - Got it, okay. - But you're in the game. - True. - So there is no time for, oh, the bar is too high. No, you gotta do somethin' if you're in the game. - But all of the things that we're speculating on, these are things that she wouldn't readily admit. Maybe not even to herself. You know what I'm sayin'? So they could in fact be factors that are in play, but it's like... - What? - It's like, this is, this is-- - I think part of being an artist is having uncomfortable conversations with yourself. If you're not doin' that, like if y'all want you to sit in and keep cappin' for shit, hey, cool, and you're not doin' that. Can't nobody make you do it. But part of being an artist is having uncomfortable conversations with yourself first and then whoever else need to get 'em after that. If artists can't sit there and tell they self the fuckin' truth, then you can't tell it to nobody else. You can't go to the doctor and lie. You're gonna walk out the door with the same problem. You can't go to your lawyer and lie. He can't defend you. If you go to bed as an artist and lie to yourself, you ain't hurtin' nobody but you. - I think that all of the pressure that we've been talking about and then the fact that everybody, that whole sophomore jinx kind of thing, that shit can really play a factor in analysis paralysis. You know what I'm saying? She could have a whole album made. She could have like 40, 50 songs and she's listened to them for the last couple of years and she loved them at the moment but she's listening to them and she's comparing them to stuff that's out right now and succeeding and she's like, it's not good enough, it's not good enough. So it's like it's a form of analysis paralysis where you just don't move. - It don't take six years to do that. - Granted, six years is so long. - If you're an active artist, like I get it, you make some music, you don't release it, the sound of music changes or you start hearing it different and want to produce different, then you go do that. That still don't take six years. There's nothing you can say about a six year hiatus. - Especially as a premier act where the second you're ready to go, they're going to roll it all out for you. - And I'm saying it's kind because-- - Because some people got to fight to get to that point like, yo, my album is ready, let's go. And the label's like, nah, we not ready yet. Her, when she ready to go, they're gonna flick all the lights on and we, let's get it. - Imagine you as the label. You've been planning this since September. It's about to be June. - And the artist, you look on Twitter and see, I know I'm chilling the rest of the year, wait, what? Who else is coming out for Atlantic? - I'm tight, I'm tight. - I'm tight if I'm Atlantic. - Hell yeah. - If I'm Atlantic, I'm putting that album out by Hookabock for regards to what she says, especially if it's a song that I like. - Yeah, she might not like the song. - Atlantic might be hearing something saying, oh, we out here, we don't even need it. We don't really need her participation. We have the music we need. - Or they'll look at it and say, once it's working, she'll come on board. - Yeah. - You know what I mean? Like, we got it now, look, when she see what it's doing, we was right, you know, you scared for whatever reason, but look at the result, now she'll roll it. - Listen, I ain't gonna keep coming in talking about how these labels are trying to recoup the money that they gave certain artists and make that exempt for other artists. The labels paid some of y'all. Y'all take the money and do what we do when we take the money. Gamble by prostitutes and pills. Jewelry, a car, a house. Rappers ain't but nothing outside of this. - They're thinking they're house lads. (laughing) - That's my rhyme? - They're prostitutes. - They're prostitution and they're-- - They're gonna do the house lads. - The house lads. - Y'all gonna do the house lads. - If you get tuition and the pills came between the house. - He's right about that. - Yeah, the label is on your Instagram page, watching you laid on the floor perked up after they gave you the money. You having a blast thinking you a goldfish on the floor. (laughing) The label is on your Instagram page saying, "Hey, we paid this nigga something out there. "Where are we gonna get?" Hey, they got, the labels have board meetings and investors and people they gotta answer to too. - For sure. - And they gotta justify some of that shit. - Paul popping perks and stuff. - Only us, only us think 'cause we so poppin' that we just poppin'. Now, I swear I came out too late. I mean too early. I came out too early. Every six, five years you drama 'em? I'da been fuckin' J. Nas Lamont. (laughing) I'da been J. Rick. (laughing) - Pick a what? Every five years. - Since I've been fired. - Oh my God. - When I got five years to put some heat together with all the budget in the world. - They can't fuck with me. - And the world is on your therapy shit? - Oh man. - Oh boy. - A little vulnerable therapy conversation on the album. - I put a pump it up out and I went and fuckin', I went to every pool party in Atlantic City. I was on a mean little 19 month run. Kevin Lough has had to call. He had to call somebody. Wait a minute, hey, nigga, wait a minute. Where's your next, hey? Where's your next album that you ain't started working on that we approved budgets on that's gonna take months to record and then months to promote. You had some heat. Now you lost the heat. Now you cold. What do you wanna hit until? (laughing) He was killin' that shit, Kevin Lough. I felt so dumb, but I was dumb. I was 22, I was 22 with it. No, I'm running around. It's not time to work. That's what I'm sayin' artist, dude. If they go get their money. - Nigga. - Ain't time to work no more? - Hell no, it ain't time to work. - And some money you've never seen in your life? - Cardi B had the biggest house in the world somewhere in Atlanta or Miami or multiple places over here. The marriage is great. My husband is poppin', I'm poppin'. In the Rolling Stones shit she showed a text where she's being offered 1.5 million to do a show and the person that she was talking to that was represented was like I think I can get 'em to two. So you clearly are at this type of dollar amount. - Label what? - It's very hard to get that person to do anything that you want them to do. If I'm bein' offered 2 million for a gig. So I feel Cardi, but Cardi, we need you. - I've been in movies now, I've been in movies now, more commercial. - Cardi, we need ya! New York's Asia. (laughing) - We need 'em, man. - We do. - We do. - We're ready. - We'll keep letting all the Atlanta people put out amazing album after amazing album after amazing album. What are we gonna do as New Yorkers? - We need Cardi B? - We do? - Sorry. - Yeah, we do. - No, you weren't? - Sorry, maybe it's just my strip club had to ask, but we need 'em. - No, I'm sure she doesn't slap you. - No, I'm not even outside the strip club. Like, it ain't just strip club music she make. - Cardi, we miss you, and we love you. And we're looking forward to new music. - Yeah, stop front. - Hopefully we get some new music. - She need like a-- - You laughin' at my sweet voice, what you laughin' at? - She's like a little EP or somethin'. - What you laughin' at? - I'm sure she has multiple albums. - I know, but I'm just sayin', if you don't wanna jump right out there with the album yet, you need to put a little four-pack. You need something to say, I'ma come low pressure shit. - You know what the women need? The women need the Drake Kendrick Lamar moment. That's what they need. 'Cause they all hate each other. - Nah, nah, no, they don't. - No, slow down, they do all hate each other. - No, no, but they really stand on business. They don't need that. That shoulda get ugly. - No, what I mean is Kendrick had to come out and say, "Yo, I hate this nigga." And then Civil War erupted. The girls just need to come out and say, who they hate so they can get to the shits. And then everybody gets the audience in the instantaneous reaction that they need so they can roll out their projects. That's what the niggas is doin'. - Kendrick Lamar said that and they ain't nobody, they ass whooped. One of them girls say that it's gonna be some ass whoops goin' on. - And they're always, you know, somebody's always alluding to some shit on the blogs as it is. So, that's just shit that-- - They play different. - Consistently bubbling under the surface. - That's the other part. You keep puttin' out these records where, you puttin' out these records where it sound like you're subbin' somebody. - Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, that's... - A lot of these, all the way across the board, or whatever. - Yeah. - Yeah, but wait, what do you mean? - Oh. - That's happening all the way across the board with the women. They've been subbin' for a while. - Nikki can sub though. I'm not saying the women, but the girl that's on top can sub. - The rest of y'all have to diss. The rest of y'all have to diss. If I'm busy on tour and all my records is poppin' and on the spring comin' money and everybody. Once you get the records you need, you don't have to play all of the nigga games. - No, no, no, I'm not even talkin' to y'all. - Do y'all exist or you wanna lie? - I'm not talkin' to y'all. Hell no, you sold out everything. But if not, then yeah, I might have to fire somethin' up, especially if my target is poppin' right now. But whatever, let me now start on trouble. - Yeah, no, a lot of women were mad at you for saying that it was, I feel like I was just saying but it was over the girl rapper. - The girl rapper was over, they were, a lot of people was mad, like even underground artists. I'm like, nigga, so what? I didn't look at it in any way because a month prior to that, you were saying the girl's just puttin' it in. - Those are two different statements. - Explain 'cause you said the girl's puttin' it in your lot. - The girl wave is over from the label's point of view. Me and the label are not findin' one of y'all with a little bit of audience, gettin' y'all to BBL with a 360 package, dressin' y'all up, puttin' y'all with some real gangster niggas, payin' to get y'all to record and payin' for the rest of it. No, they're not doin' that no more. - Yeah, the labels are not doin' it. - I think you were speakin' directly from the influencer-turned-rapper perspective. - Yeah, the girl rap wave. - I didn't know that. - Which is, I'm just lookin' for any girl with a little buzz goin' in there. - And we gonna make 'em bold. That's over with. That don't mean girl rappers is over with. - Got it. - No mean girl rappers over with. The girls can rap. The project. - If you can rap, then there's a place for you and rap. - The projects. - And there's quite a few that can rap. - Yeah, they can rap. - Yes. - I just seen somebody the other day. They put up all the girls and they was doin' grades. - The bars on it, lyrically. - Oh, I would like to see that. - It was interesting. Nikki got A plus, Meg got a A, Lotto got a A. - Doja got a B, I think. - Doja got a B. - Don't know what's there. - Cardi got a C or something bad that she shouldn't have got. Card, Cardi is lyrically better than whatever they gave her. - Oh, and anybody else with trash? - They have B on there? - They have B on there? - B? - B. - B, it might have been on there. She wasn't trash. - She better not be. - She wasn't trash. - She's fine. - She like the girls we named and could go. With dudes. But, yeah, you need a record. - You need a record. And Cardi, let me say this and I'm getting off of you because I love you and your husband. Come on back home. That part too now. Come on back home. Come on back to New York. Come on, spend some time. Hey, respectfully, Nikki had to do it. Nikki did it. - She came to quick, yeah. - Nikki was in LA making all that shit. Nobody was, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. But, I mean, she was out there. And then she had to come out here and the vibe changed a little bit. And the song sounded a little different. Get that energy, come on. - And she got with the homies out. - Come on, yeah. Come on, get that energy, man. Get it done. And I'm saying that like I know she's not home, I don't. I don't know anywhere. I don't know Cardi's whereabouts or what she's doing. I just know. And look at it this way from her label's POV. Boy, they gonna kill me for all this label point of your shit. But, you paying? - Yeah. - Your premier act is saying I'm down before the summer starts. - Yeah, it's crazy. - It's just some bad timing. - Yeah. - That's bad timing. - And what you all been gearing up for? - That's what it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be in the summertime or in the latest September. - I want that some time. - But remember, they was trying to do it last year. - I know. - So now we pushing it, we pushing it. Okay, cool. We gonna ride this into next year. I mean, next summer and then here she come out and say, "Yo, I'm not dropping nothing this year." Not, I'm pushing it back. I see y'all in 2025. - That's crazy. - And May. Yeah, if I'm the label, I'm hot. I'm not gonna hold you. - Well, whenever I drop, that's a fan of hot. - We still don't, whenever it drops, I'm buying it. - Be clear, I'm still gonna buy it. - I think it'll be good. I just think that girl lane is crowded right now and you just, you gotta be your best. - That's why I think she gotta get something out there, bro. Like, I don't, you know, people are now doing the whole, this was a mixed tape or something. She gotta get something out there. Just gotta get a little project out there. Give us an EP or four pack or something, or give us a mixed tape. Give us something to gear up, but you put in too much pressure on yourself already. If you, I don't wanna call her scared, 'cause I don't know if she's afraid. But if you are second guessing, dropping your album right now, then give us, put something in the meantime to warm it up. - Not mad at it, but crazy. - I don't have it. - I say I'd doubt that would happen. - Put no four pack. - All right. - That label one time, bro. - I would not put a four pack out. - Yeah, why not? - If the four pack is not well received, or if it don't have one of them on there, then I think that further complicates the problem. - I think that helps the problem. - Oh, yeah, I say that helps. I think that helps the problem. - 'Cause now I know your four pack is your research. - Yes. - You only putting it out there to see what people want from you and don't want from you. - That's a good point. - So if nothing work, then you have a good idea of what you're not to revisit. - That's a good point. - And if something works, we've seen it happen, they're gonna take that, roll that out, and now that's your single on your album. - And it brought you some time. - And it brought you some time. - It's a win-win. - That's a good point. - I think she need to get back in her grassroots bag. See, people slam JT, but that JT move is the right move. - Fam, it's hard to do that one. - That's why I said nobody could change the bar, but you, people gonna have those expectations of you until you change that bar. So your last bar is, and you keep the longer you wait, the more it goes, the anticipation and the pressure she goes up. - That's the fact. - If you come out, and now it goes back to, let's say you do a buck 20, you will get two weeks of people talking shit that you didn't crack 200, but there's a new bar now. And it's 120, that's manageable. She could do that in her sleep, probably. - I agree. - It's only the expectation of 200, 220, 250, 300, I just saw a diamond. These are what my rates are based off of today of over who I am and who I be. I'm not putting on now if the techs are gonna change from 1.5 to 400,500,000. - Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, no. - Then I'm gonna try to milk the game. So I do understand it. I do understand it, she's in the spot. - Yes, it's a tough spot. - Milk the game, 1.5. - And then they say, "I might have for a day's work." - Look, look. - Call me Karen, are you crazy? - They say, "I might get you two." - I might get you two. (laughing) - I'm gonna album you, I. - What do y'all do when y'all, when y'all people come to y'all and say that? Would y'all, I got such and such already that you 1.5 right now, but if you hold it, I think I might get it to two. What y'all do? - Depending on the person saying it. - Depending on the person. - Y'all trust the person. - I think they could get me to two? - Work on that. - Work on that, let me know. - Depending on who you're gonna be to two. - Crazy nigga. Let me know. One, seven. - No, let's say. - Sometimes if you push too hard, you're gonna lose it. - Yeah, I think that's why I ask, I think they just be potting. - No, no. - At least think about what I'm saying. - I just said that, but what I'm saying, you said they offering 1.5, I might be able to get you two. Nigga, if you get the 1.7, let's dance. I'm gonna take the 1.5 and also-- - What else are I walking in off that ledge so many times? - What? - That ledge. - No, I think I can get in the three. Nigga, who cares what you think? Dude, you don't take that two million dollars right now. - Yeah, he's right. - What the fuck did you talk about? - I'ma say my best. - Now sometimes if I'm chillin' and I'm cool, hey, go ahead and play it. - That's what I was giving, play it a little bit. - As long as it doesn't scare you. - It depends on your position. - It depends on where I'm at at that moment. - If I just did a show last month for 1.5, let's say, and now you telling me, yo, if you hold off, I might get them the two. I might be all right, cool, go ahead. - If losing the 1.5 hurt me, then I'll take it. - Oh, that's different. - Nigga, if they were to offer 1.4 and I knew I, you know why you'll get them niggas at this guy. - Let me know we operating good faith. - Yo, what? - I'm just saying, but if you, your people's, you got a relationship with me. - Yeah, I know they go get it, then yeah, I'ma love 'em. - Again, Cardi, we love you. We are rooting for you up here. I think it need to go back to small clubs, strip clubs. - Impossible, I don't think that's all. - Yeah, I would have 9 million people outside of Starlets. I'm Cardi, that's my heritage. That's my roots, that's what I'm going back to. - It's genuine, it don't look like a ploy. This is who I am, you know what I mean? - And they're gonna push my, whatever record is coming. See, that's the thing that stood out about enough to me as much as I liked that record, I didn't hear it in the strip club twice, in New York. And that stood out to me. The other night I was in the strip club and they got the nerd to play the hook and not like us and cut it off. - Oh yeah. - Now I gotta put my coffee down. - And walk in, and I take the long walk up to the, a big dog, ay, voila, and it was voila. - Nah. - And it was voila, yep, it was, I had to walk right up to that booth and look voila now and say, "You know, you know, you come like, "Nah, nah, nah, nah, like us off." Right, so it's wrong, you know. - He said, "Yeah, you want it?" - I said, voila. (laughing) - Nah, nah, nah, that's my man, that's my man. He killed it, but he wouldn't, he would do the West Coast that he went in the slumber. - Why'd he figure it out? - He'd be like, "I need that, nah, like us." - Don't know, West Coast said, "You gotta let that play." - And then by the time he let it play, the bitch that was dancing on me was tired. She was exhausted, she don't do no cardio. - I'm like, "No, no, keep this going, keep this over the tape, "go on, keep this over the tape." - Yo, it's time for my favorite part of the show. Pride, babe! - Pride's picks is the number one daily fantasy sports app in all of the land. Really super, super, really simple and easy to play. 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Look at, they gonna lose all year, like that. - Yo, bro. - But anyway, they taking it personal. - Yeah. - Mm-hmm, they are. - Oh, this playoff basketball, what else is there going on right now? - Hockey. - Look, you played hockey? - Yeah, what, what? - Yes, hockey money is, woo. - Oh shit, I think the Rangers lost. - Yo, dogs. - I don't know. - I don't know. - I think they won last night. - Did they win somebody a chance? Somebody check it out. - Yeah, they won last night. - We'll tell you something. - I don't know, please check. None of these 14 leather niggas lost names. I'm good. - Sorry, are you just guessing? - No. - Let me do my ass. - Yeah, they won't. - Oh, they won the series. - Oh, thank God. - Go Rangers, go Rangers. Yeah, during that ad, don't say these 14 leather niggas in four places. Anyway, yeah. So there's basketball, there's baseball, there's hockey, there is no shortage of things to play. Hopefully some of y'all got good sense, so you could win a couple dollars. Summertime is a great time. They have just a couple extra dollars I wasn't counting for. I'm counting for it. Please don't forget to use the promo code JBP and Go Nicks, Go Nicks, Go Nicks. The paces are soft. I'll be topping this soft. Halibert in this soft. Mouth turn ain't soft though. Mouth turn ain't soft. And then Naismith nigga. And TJ McConnell ain't soft. - TJ. - Indiana's soft nigga. - Indiana's a whole, it's soft. How 'bout that? (laughing) - Shout to all the fans. - What? - It's a good stadium, Indiana. - Keep playing. (laughing) - Listen. - Take that back. - Inside here. - He will not. - I ain't take it back. Inside here, it's loose, loose, loose. My man. - Go ahead, get him to the home. You better take it back. - Yeah, I'll take it back. I'll take it back. I'll take it back. I don't wanna be. You know you're the math girl. Look at you. - I'm sorry. (laughing) - If you break. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. (laughing) - Like get along with me. (laughing) - Hey, you know they got places in like Soho and in the village that'll put the red back on the bottom of these ships. - Yeah. - All right. - You know what? I don't really give a shit about that. Okay? - These are. - My vanity does not roll like that, okay? They are red bottoms. - No they're not. - And I've used them this way. - No they're not. - They're not bottoms. - No they're not bottoms. - Because I've warmed up. - I've warmed up those guys with that. - But they're not red bottoms. - They got some shit. (laughing) - Nothing is red on the bottom. - This is like, you got drag. - They got it. - This one wasn't you. - I don't know. They got a slice of red. - It's like his old wallet. - Maybe they did this. Maybe they just continued to choose. They stopped making red bottoms. - Girl, who you ran from? - I walked outside with. - That's from the reality. - I know you were. It was Chase. What's that name of the name? Johnathan Magis. You want some more Chase in that? - Wow. - Holy shit. - Really? - Chase is still a good though. - Yeah, dude. You did a fly. - Thank you. - I can't see the bottom. But I looked at the side with the, I'm like, damn, that shit fucked up on the side, right? - She ain't been in the Louboutine. - I got caught in a grate. - 10 years. - Yo, boy. - The train station? - I was walking. - The train station? - No, whatever. It was like a grate on the front of the ground. - Hey, you fell? Stop. - Yo, you fell on the grate, the metal shit in the street? - Oh. - I didn't fall. It's just the heel went through. - Not like the baddies though. They walk around. - Yeah. - I was walking. - I was walking fast. I was on my phone. I was talking shit and that's what happened. - And I bet you got mad on the phone. Oh, fuck. I just got my fucking grate. Thank you. You motherfucker. Call me back. - I fucking hate you, Joe. - Wait, what do you mean? - It's like, 'cause you're playing a long walk. Go fuck up. (laughing) - Good job, man. Boy, go ahead. - You took on what you got, damn it, man. She was just charging right through that shit. - Why you fucking kidding? - You be watching nigga shit and it's waiting for a right time. I saw this in the solid, damn. That shit fucked up, bro. - I was thinking, what's up? - Damn it, man. - What the fuck happened to me? (laughing) That diamond dream is real. (laughing) Yo. (laughing) - Oh, shit. - Yeah, you may have changed your whole position. - Now she got tough to shoot. (laughing) - That's what I'm talking about. - She floss, you please. - All right. - That's peace. - I'm dope. - Thank you. - It's very nice. - They were. - Well, yeah, you guys are burning up in 2003. (laughing) It falls in the business. - Wow. - That flow. - Oh, yeah. One of the stylists on the video shoots, like, I want to keep these. (laughing) Hey, I've been here before. (laughing) - Yeah, that need these. - Yo, that need these. - I'm keeping this shirt. Hey, I like this. (laughing) They're like, "Hey, Joe, you gotta pay." "All right, I'll give you a couple of dollars." - That's just a nice thing. She gave me a glass of shoes. - Oh my God. - They're a little bit too cheap, baby. - It's all right. - A little bit, but we gotta find a cobbler, right, man? - We got you, we'll get you a cobbler. - You still got the Scooby Doo, right? - I haven't found a good one here. - What you said? - A cobbler. - What's that? - People are a pair of shoes. - Oh, no, they got 'em everywhere. They put the right back on. - You still gonna pay a Scooby Doos? That's just a nigga on Instagram, don't you? - Sure, man. (laughing) - What brand is this? (laughing) - What brand is this Scooby Doos? - Which, what are my Scooby Doos? - I'm just saying, when Jay said, she got the Scooby Doos, remember, and, excuse me? Excuse me, miss? - Oh, I don't remember. - I know you gotta pay them, shit. - You'll have to, I don't know what they are. - Those shit are like, "Oh, four." - They are not there, fucking two dozen. - She's like, "Scooby Doo got a hold of her." - All right, well, the next topic I have for you, beautiful, beautiful, man, this next topic is really gonna fucking bring the vibe. - Oh wait, I don't know what that is, get out of here. I present to you guys, Harrison Bucker. - Aw, shit. - Hopefully, I can get a good gender war out of this. He was in his bag. (laughing) - I think that he sounds like someone. I just can't quite put my finger on it. - Who could it be? - My memory is bad, I got-- - I heard it and I was like, "Damn, I got like a brain freeze." Like to hear? - Yes. - Here it go. - There you go. - I clearly didn't pay my Wi-Fi. - Yeah, the anticipation was killing us. - I got the little circle load, and he tried to lead it, and they got to play this game. - That's him today. - Here we go. - Congratulations on an amazing accomplishment. - You should be proud of all that you-- - You should be speaking at a graduation, I think. - In your own lives. - I want to speak directly to you briefly, because I think it is you, the women, who have had the most diabolical lives told to you. How many of you are sitting here now about to cross this stage, and are thinking about all the promotions and titles you are going to get in your career? Some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world, but I would venture to guess that the majority of you are most excited about your marriage, and the children you will bring into this place. I can tell you that my beautiful wife Isabelle would be the first to say that her life truly started when she began leaving her location as a wife. (laughing) - I am the Prime. - I'm on this stage today. It's been able to be the man I am, because I have a wife who leans into her-- - Who devoted her whole life to me and my goal. - I'd be honest with the many talents God has given me, but it cannot be over to me. - And she's one of them. - That all of my success is made possible, because a girl I met in being class back in middle school. - It's still supporting me and letting me walk up over her dreams. - He caught my wife. - Go ahead, he's choking up. - It's nice. - When it was important. - Titles of all. - Doing the dishes. (laughing) (audience applauding) - Oh shit. (laughing) - They clapped and you go off the stage. - No, no, they clapped, no, they clapped. - That was fun, took me out. - That was it, that was it, I ain't-- - No, he wasn't crazy here, but I mean, it's a long speech. - Let's see where you go after that. - She's a primary educator to our children. She's the one who ensures I never let football or my business come a distraction from that of a husband. - Come on, come on. - She's the person that knows me best at my court. - Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. - And it's through a more-- - Clear that. - Board willing, we will both obtain salvation. - Salvation. - I say all of this to you, because I have seen it firsthand. How much happier someone can be when they do the fucking chores. - When they do the fucking chores. - When they do the outside noise and move closer and closer to God's will in their life. (group laughing) But if you ask her today, if she has any regrets on her decision. - She'll say no. - She'll say no. - She'll say no. - And say no. - Absolutely. - No. - Heck no. - Heck no. - Heck no. - Fudge, ladies and gentlemen, come on now. Come on. - Big H. - Huh? - Big H. - You said it's the year truth. - Oh shit. - Oh man. - You said it's the year of truth. Now, as a podcast producer extraordinaire. (group laughing) - Who can I toss this topic to to get the best results? (group laughing) - Is it, is it? (group laughing) - No. (group laughing) - No. - Is it Mel? - Is it Ish? Is it both? - One of y'all has to be Harrison. - Have to be Juan Soto. Y'all have to be Juan Soto and Aaron Judge right now. - What was his wife's name again? - Isabelle. Isabelle. - Isabelle. - Well, Melissa Bell? - Isabelle. (group laughing) - All right, come on. - Fast reaction, fast reaction. Hot topic. - Melle again. - Come on, Melle. - First of all, context. He was speaking at a Catholic college. - He was. - Okay. - So that's why the whole, I mean, - They were feeling that. - That's why they were feeling that shit. - That's why they were feeling that shit. That's why it was like a fucking round of a fucking vlogs. - You know, so there was that context. But. - When y'all told me y'all was Catholic. - Exactly. - Why did you say Catholics like that? - We're not just, we're not just in Catholics. It gives context to why his speech was so. - Are you Catholic? - Are you Catholic? - I was baptized Catholic, but I've never. - You're Catholic. - I've never been up. Fuck, are you, you're asking me? - When you're Catholic, you said that Catholic was Catholic. - You're the independent grown ass woman who's handled her own shit, never got married, never had kids. You're asking me what I think about his fucking speech. - You asked me the Catholic. - Aren't you Catholic? - I am not Catholic. - I had never practiced Catholicism. I've never done-- - I'll send you a back title to Catholic Catholic. - But I had no choice. I was like fucking a baby. - All right, so you're independent Catholic. - I am, I'm not even a last Catholic. - You're a seven day Adventist. - I am. - You're a modern Catholic. - She's a seven day Adventist. - I am. - I'm like, what a Twitter Catholic. - You're a Jehovah Witness? - You're the Catholic. - Nah, people, no people be fucking picking and choosing when they wanna. - Like I said, you're a free agent. - Yeah. - I didn't do that. - All right. - You're a Baptist. - She's a Baptist. - I knew it. - Are you Catholic? - The money's a Catholic. - I am. - All right, so back to now. - My mother grew up Catholic. She was like a day girl in a convent, and she made a pact with her best friend who was also Catholic, that they weren't gonna raise their daughter's Catholic because of the subservient mindset that you have to have as a Catholic woman. She was like, no, fuck that. - But you got time to be subservient. You work two days a week. (laughing) - Wait a minute. - I do not like the word subservient. - I don't even know that word. - We don't know what that means. - I got it from you. - It basically means that you served your man. - Well, don't they say that time, right? - It's fucking Isabel. - Don't they say it in the wedding vows to love honor and obey? - Yeah, and sweep. (laughing) - You know you can all, you could change those vows. - I'm just happy. - I'm not happy. - And you know if I ever got to the altar, I would have been like, we gotta change those that obey parts. - You gotta get there though. - Yeah, exactly. You gotta get there. - To change it. - Yeah, it doesn't look like it. - All right, so you know, so you are against what Harrison Bucker is saying, because you're now with serving a man, we can see. - You keep that shit up. There's nothing to do with serving. - We support her. - I like the idea of partnership. That's what I like. I like the idea of partnership. - But your partner has partnership too? - Your partner. - Yeah, she fucking-- - That's Catholic class. - She sweeps and asks the babies and gives them no problems to do whatever the fuck you want. - That's a good relationship. But he's providing and taking care of the homes. - Exactly. - Okay, well she made a choice. And it seems to me-- - She's happy. - She seems to me, by all accounts, by his account, she is very happy. - Where's all the count man? - And God bless her. - What other count man? - It may be hers. I know, I just think it's wild that this has-- - She said heck no. - Yeah. - I think, she didn't say heck no. She said heck no, by golly gee, she said heck no. I just think it's wild. - Whoa. - Shut up. I just think it's wild that this mother fucker stood on a stage for a college commencement speech. All of these women-- - So y'all paid this tuition for nothing. - Go home and serve your man, bitch. (all laughing) - Your real role in life. - That's crazy. - It's good on an imprint. Get pregnant and start doing the mother fucker love for you. - Y'all wait for that 300K. - Meanwhile, meanwhile, his mom is a fucking physicist. - She's a physicist. - His mom is a physicist. - Maybe she's on the happy-- - And his dad was the middle student. - She's not. - I'm just saying. - I'm just saying. - Stop it, guys. - Yeah, go to the background. - Yeah, go to a mad person. - Well, people started background checking this mother fucker after this speech. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - I was like, hold on one second here. Let's check out how you were raised and shit like that. Was your mom the happy homemaker that your wife is? And no, she was, she's a physicist. And she's like-- - You can't be a physicist and do the dishes? - I'm not saying that. I'm just saying she wasn't in the house with an apron on her fucking knees. - Maybe a real one gets you an influencer. (all laughing) - I just feel like-- - He's also super privileged because his mom's a physicist, his dad is also some kind of finance whiz or something like that. So he grew up in like an upper middle class home. You know what I'm saying? - As did you? - I didn't know the fuck I did not. - I feel like-- - No, the fuck I did not. - I'm sorry 'cause I'm not trying to be funny. You did not come from middle class? - I didn't, I said upper middle class and no, I did not. Especially-- - Where did you come from? - She was a latchy kid. - I was a latchy kid. - I was a latchy kid. Both my parents worked and then when my father passed away and it was just my mom-- - Wait, wait, I don't know what a latchy kid is. - I don't know what a latchy kid is. - The kid, the kid themselves. - Yeah, we had to-- - You just-- - While the pair worked. - No, I understood from context. I heard latchy-- - He was just doing it at the-- - He was lying to you, though. He never agreed with you. - Wait, so you, so you raised yourself? - We're cats. - Remember she had the animals? Is that the animals gonna look out for you? She told us. - I told you, my dad-- - She came home and then there was a bunch of animals there. - She did things. She came up like this. - She can't-- - She can't-- - She can't. - She can't solve the-- (laughing) - You win. (laughing) (laughing) (mumbling) - Holy shit. - Yeah, at 13, nigga. - Oh, oh yeah. (laughing) - And she was a realtor. - I got it. - I feel like as a woman in the podcast, you should support Isabelle. You should be more supportive. - No, no, no. - Because is it all on, Joe? 'Cause Isabelle is comfortable in her position. She's comfortable. You should not speak, you speak. You more mad for Isabelle than she mad for herself. - I'm not mad at it. - Like, recognizing that her man is the provider, and she recognized her role in that relationship. - I'm not mad at Isabelle. - So you support Isabelle, yes, Joe? - I don't-- - She can't be mad at her. She keep looking for providers. - She had them, and she fucked them up. (laughing) - All right. - Niki, that ain't me, what? (laughing) She trying to double back. Meet me at the gala, oh, nigga. (laughing) She's got her bad parties. - I'mma fight you after this. - You was at-- - Stop spreading-- - Niki was up there. - Stop spreading. - We're here from-- - Sorry, man. - Anyone else on our less than distinguished family. (laughing) - Insogenous! - Oh, shit. - Is there anyone else with thoughts on this? And by anyone else, ish. (laughing) - I think he sounds like an asshole. I think he sounds disgusting. - Give it up, what do you mean? Break it down. - You can't tell a woman where her place should be. I think every relationship works differently. I think that some women really would prefer to wash. - Stop, man. - Oh, no. - No, 'cause there's a lot of women out here that is with their ideal thing is to raise the kill. - All right, all right, all right. - We heard enough from you. - Oh, gosh, you're cool. - We heard enough from you. Yeah, go check on him. Yeah, 'cause he lost his wallet. - I just wanna see how it feels to be here talking shit. - He lost his wallet. - It was bullshit, right? - Yeah. - Niki, you was a liar. You're here with Swats, nigga. (laughing) - He said that. - He can't wear it. What's the shit that we said you can't do? - The side to knee powers was in the wallet. (laughing) So now he's just talking like a normal dude. - Got you. - Do you think it's bullshit for us? - Yeah, what the fuck? - You don't think he should be able to run his house on how you see fit? - Yeah. - I've heard you say that a bunch of times. - I do. - I think that I was starting before I got cut off, you know. - It's a part. You don't get cut off, man. Stop being sensitive. - But the problem? - What I'm saying is I think that they relationship is how they relationship run. I think every relationship is different, but for you to tell who knows how many college women that just graduated, that their ideal life would be to serve their dude, it's crazy. - But that's the practice in Catholic. - What's the question? - That's not true. - That's not true. - That's not true, I've dated girls that are Catholic. - And what happened? - They held me down like motherfucking 10 toes and took care of me when I have shit, some of them. - That's what, so you agree? - So you agree? - Exactly, we agree. - 'Cause you can't use a million about 28. So that mean before 28, they told you that. - They held me, get there. - So then you agree with him. - You agree with what he's saying? - I'm lost, what y'all? - My nigga, he said a woman is to go home and take care of the family and take care of the household. - And him? - Yeah, but don't worry if he can go get it. - Yeah, don't worry about working on none of that other shit. I've had girlfriends when I didn't have a dime that held me down and bust their ass and worked on all of that other shit. - So yeah, I don't agree with what he's saying. - Are you crazy? - Did you watch all the cults and how the way? Catology, listen. - Catology. - Catology. - Oh wait, you don't agree with what he's saying because in his story, the girl don't work. - Yeah, he's saying, basically your job is to sit at home and do what you let your man go work and you sit at home. - But outside of the work portion, you agree with what he's saying about how a woman should care for a partner. - I think that both partners should care for each other equally. I don't think that it's a woman's job decayed to Hadoop without Hadoop catered on to her back. - That's what I'm saying. - And not only that, in the beginning of this-- - You're trying to trip me up, it's not going to work. - That's what I'm trying to trip you up. - Let me ask you a question. I'm gonna get a little personal with you. If you had a choice, would you have your lady stay home with the baby while you go out and work because you all provide her? She could just still go on vacations? No, you wouldn't. So she has to work. - She don't have, I would preferably ideally, I would prefer for me and my girl to run a business together. - Got it, we told my nine to five. Nine to five, that's my ideal. - Oh wait, got it, wait a second. - I agree with that. - He got me? - Hold up, he making a little bit of sense. And I figured out why. I wanna take your girl's mom out of the picture. - Ah, I was gonna get to that. You tell her, you beat me to it. - Yeah, because I remember him saying-- - Yeah, his girl's mom. - His girl, mom, come over, start cooking a plant, picking the plants, natural foods and yada, yada, yada. And a lot of people have that mom, somebody mom. - Yeah, he's right. - You're gonna do that. - I thought you were gonna make the analogy that maybe in the work situation, you guys run a business, but she's your business chore person, like she's your assistant. - My girl is-- - No, 'cause there's nothing wrong with that. - No. - I don't see nothing wrong with that. - Gotcha. - Right, like I went to a company the other day. I won't say the company, but, and the dude I was dealing with, his, he was working, his son was working for the company. The wife of 50 years was the receptionist and glued to the whole company. So it was like, all right, this nepotism is fly. So I am mad at that the wife being in charge of like clerical and everything else. - True. - A lot of companies can't run without that one person. - Exactly, you can tell them like a lot of companies can't run without them. - So if y'all don't have that pillar to lean on, then what are your views? - Which pillar are you talking about? - Your girl's mom. - The mom. - My girl's a mother don't do nothing. - You said your mother, your girl's mother stopped working, came and helped take care of the baby, and then we gave you serious? - Yeah. - I'll answer you. My girl's mother is our childcare provider. So he said what I was-- - What if she wasn't-- - Did I have a paid childcare provider? What are you talking about? - You wouldn't want to do that. - Didn't have your girl do it? If you had the option. If I had an option, if I was like rich, unlimited funds, I could run my businesses from home, me and my girl. Me and my girl in my household operate equally. My girl don't have set chores. I watch dishes, I clean my house. I clean around the toilets, whatever the case may be. My girl, my girl's job is not to do house shit. We collectively do house shit. Some days I feed my daughter. I wake up at four in the morning, I go downstairs, I warm up the bottles. I do all of that shit. That's not my girl's job. - But if you had a job on limited funds-- - And you had a job that had you, that you could not run in the household. - You're trying to trap the house? - You're trying to trap the house. - You're trying to trap the house? - You're trying to trap the house. - But there was a clear, a hypothetical situation. - To make it look away. - And shake every single option away to the point where I must have to say yeah, my girl got to stay home with the kids. That's what y'all are doing. I answered y'all question from my idealistic standpoint. Ideally I would want me and my girl to run a business together. And the chores in the household are ours equally. It's not my girl's job to clean the house. - Wasn't-- - I'm not tired at all. - Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. - Me, I wasn't trying to do that. I'm trying to look at your current situation that you have right now. Where you have to leave your house to run your business. You can't run it from home, got you, right? So in this situation, like he said, take moms out of the picture. Would you prefer it where your lady stayed home and basically took care of the house in your door? - Of course you would want your, you or your girl to take care of your child together. But flip that scenario. If my girlfriend had a job that paid the most money, I would sit at home and be Mr. Mom with my daughter. - Cut it. - That's what it was. - It's not a gender thing. - It was like that with me. - It was nobody was trying to try. - I stay home with the kids when my wife was working. When I was in the beginning, I did. - You're a hustler. - Hustler's, yeah. - I'm a hustler. - I stay home. - I stay home. Don't laugh. I stay home. Watch your fucking mouth. Let's see where you're going with this. I stay home and they get infected. Shit. And on top of that, I do as a kid. It was very young. I do agree with Edge. Like you will want your, in today's society, you will want your woman to work or do what she wants to do because being in the house, it could lead to misery, uncomfortableness, post part, a lot of shit that just happened, of just being in the home. You know what I mean? So you got to look at that from two different lens. Like those women, what's the, the cath, cath, thank you. Help me out quicker. - Yeah. - Please help. - Oh, shit. - I went to my Catholic bag. I'm sorry, I went to the address. - That was beside this thing too. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. I'm sorry, ma'am. No, read my mind. They come from a lot of you, if you understand, I understand what he was saying. I don't agree, sounds crazy, but if you grow Catholic, a lot of women cater to their men. They take care of the home, they go to church, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. They cool with the pastor and they hum. And they bring the kids, the white people. I watch the documentary. All right, that's enough for that, that was great. Wonderful, you got killing that shit, I killed that shit. That was really bad out of there. - Holy shit, they come, y'all. - They try to call you a misogynist. We'll talk about it later, but they try to call it. I don't like that. I don't like that. They try to play with my man. They try to call you that shit on Twitter. Oh, I ain't like that shit with people saying it. I don't like that. Hey, yo real quick. Let me get my shit up. Hey, yo Mandy. You told me, come out and defend my man for record. Now you cool, I always called your phone. And come out and speak against what these niggas are talking crazy and say what you said. You know what I'm saying? Speak against these bitches that's playing with my son. No disrespect, and I know I make it edit out or bleeped out. You my peoples, you cool, he ain't gonna say nothing. You cool with him too. But come out and say, 'cause you know what, niggas is paying navigators with my man, and I don't like it. And that's not, you don't agree with that. I do feel like it's easy to kick a nigger down. I don't know what I'm saying. That's what you doing, Mandy. It's easy for us to kick a nigger down and jump in, but when it's time to defend a nigger to look good and dispel these narratives or these things that happen, we don't wanna do it. I don't like that. Got a problem with that. If anybody, I will wanna be defended by people. Whether you like me or not, I will want the truth to be out there of what you've seen and what you witnessed. And yeah, sorry, it was in my mind this whole week. - Okay, okay. - Okay, okay. - So I play with my man, nigga. - Okay. - Okay, okay, okay. - I don't like that shit. - I don't even know what you're talking about. - Yeah, we really do know what I'm talking about. - We're lacking some kind of stuff. - All right, I'm talking off camera. - Okay, okay. - All right, did y'all see Kel Mitchell on "Shannon Shark"? - No. - This is a good opposite side of the story from the-- - Exactly, I was right there. - So. (laughing) So in the interview-- - In the email? - I did not see the interview. I've seen the clips like everybody else. - I'm only talking about that. - Okay. - That's what I'm talking about. - Okay. - There is a clip where-- - There's a few clips. - Well, yes, and he's explaining that his wife had two children outside of the marriage on him, and he stayed for the kids. - A lack of bitch, y'all. (laughing) - Yo, where's the dick Gregory shit? - He really said that how long was his audio? Can we have it? He said this? - It was clip on it. - It's great. - Really? - Yeah, talk about that. - Now, how do you feel about that, man? - There's more, there's way more, so he's gonna find the clip, so-- - I'm judging any of y'all that went to see this interview saying, "Hey, gotta check out that cow Mitchell." I'm judging any of y'all that knew his last name was Mitchell. I'm judging y'all who had the retention to get far in the interview. (laughing) 'Cause that nigga is clearly off. - I've seen other interviews with him where he don't seem to be in the greatest basis. He said that. - I wanna tell y'all-- - I think he said he went bankrupt. - Yeah, he was fucked up. - Mine is juicy. Shut up with that bankruptcy shit. I got another-- - Nigga, when your money fucked up, go ahead, though, I'm listening to y'all bullshit. I can't say it, you know how I can't say it, but you read my mind. ♪ You could read my mind is ♪ - You know why I think you're low off. Come on, go to that nigga. - I can't find you. - Y'all know what I do. Well, he take you low on the public lid. I'm trying to find it. I can't find the shit there. - Cal was on Nickelodeon, right? - Mm-hmm. - Yeah, I knew he was going there. Come on, nigga. - I know he was going. - He's suing them, niggas. - Yeah, he better. (laughing) - No, he better. No, he's dead. That's suing them. - Uh-oh. - Oh, yeah, yeah. - Homeboy's suing. - Yeah. - Cal, I love you. - All right, I think I'm-- - I'm sorry about any-- - Don't, you cannot do that. - I can't say I'm sorry to-- - What are you apologizing for? - 'Cause something happened in his life that he's off a little bit. I'm glad his daughter came out. I'm glad the wife, the baby mama, and the daughter came out to speak up. He just sounded off. - He turned off. - What did they say? What did they say? - I got the clip too. - All right. - Some of them that the baby that was avoided wasn't mine. - Oh. - You are immediately-- - And Paul's this show-- - Mary Within the line. - Paul's this, and that's the other thing. Now, Niggas is going on Shannon with just idiocies. - Just gossip, brand shit. - We just, the dumbest shit in the world, shit that ain't none of our business, nobody cared about y'all defaming people, y'all kicking people into bad family members. This is off the heels of Tom Brady saying that he does have some regrets over the roast because of how it affected his kids and their mom. So, y'all Niggas that's running the Shannon just looking for a moment. I think it's embarrassing. I think it's fucking real low level. But I mean, I don't surprise me, just go ahead. - Nice. - Cal Mitchell. I gotta come into work with him. - All right. - Yeah. - You know what I'm saying? - So the marriage was never the same after that, was it? - No, it was, hey, this is at the beginning. You know what I'm saying, it is at the beginning. And so, within that process-- - She probably should have kept that to herself. - Well, you know, I'm glad she didn't. And so, within that process, with that being known, it was just like, yeah, with even it being, you know, the pregnancy, she almost died within the pregnancy. So that was a hard time too. It was a lot, you know, it was other times, she had gotten pregnant, other things, and it just got to a point. - Yeah, got pregnant again. - When y'all were together? - Yeah. - Anyone you? - Not with me. - Ah! - Cal! - It wasn't me, it wasn't me. - Hey, you stuck around? - Yeah, I stuck around, I stuck around. But here's the thing, here's the thing. These were things that were being-- - I don't even want to hear Cal. - She can't leave this. - Like, this nigga has never been this before. - Huh? - Yeah. - He lost me when he got the two. - He lost me when he got the one. - You know what I'm saying? They're having the first time, and then he stayed, and then he did it again. - Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's good. - Well, I'm leaving, that's what I'm saying. - That's what I'm saying. - How did you get the two? - Ah, yeah, shut up. - Some niggas be, I'm not saying, some niggas be corny, and they've been live in it. - Some tell the dick niggas on it. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And the girl is a sniper, she got 'em. She got the good shit she can make it wet on demand. - Well, she is wet on it too though. - I don't care if she had a waterfall button in her box. - It's not hate, that's not hate. - That's not hate. - That's hate. - All right. - Some niggas ain't life skin with light eyes. - I'm not life skin with light eyes, and I'm not going for that shit. - Some niggas ain't life skin with light eyes, nigga. - The niggas was up at a one point, yeah. Everything's up with you. - No, I'm talking. - Money don't wash away the lameness, nigga. We know that-- - I know. - So, imagine how, if he was just handsome and lame, and you have red-- - That's what I'm saying. You said everybody. - You smooth nigga, look what the lady S said. - Yo, you said-- - It's nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga. - Oh, it's got, you're saying, everybody in our light skin with light eyes, these niggas was famous. They got bitches jumping out the ceiling for them. - Okay, I don't know about that. - Yeah, I don't know about that. - Well, let me just-- - That might be going a little bit too far. - It was a lot of smooth dogs. - Not everybody who was famous gets like this. - Them niggas was them. Keenan and Kelz was them. Them niggas was them for a minute, and them niggas was them. - Oh, they weren't them. - So, Kel, Kel came back. - No, you were older, you were so wrong. - For the people of that age group, they were there. - I promise you. - You are, that was a terrible-- - He was a some cartoon network shit. - They suck a dick motherfucker. - Oh, shit. - Part. - Yeah. - Legalonia. - Google right now how well Kel Mitchell is. - Okay, let's go, Mel. - I don't feel like I was like in my 30s and fucking-- - Can Kel-- - Shut the fuck up. When Goodburger came out, come on now. - You're bugging. - Kel came back, man. - They're not-- - Wait 'til off camera. - That's 45, yeah, that's right. - They're right, exactly, so they are in my fucking age group. Shut the fuck up. - What, you Canadian love? - Mel, listen. - I've been here for almost 24 years, I'm gonna fight you two. - Oh, I don't wanna fight you. - Yeah. - Come to him too. - They may not be. You are a cup of tea, granite. - But these niggas had a line out the door. - Out the door. - Kel could a bag, Mel, nigga. - You are wrong. - I promise you. - I'm a fuck you. - Mel was wrong. - Don't assault me, if Mel was on the set of Good Burger. Kel coulda got Mel, nigga. - Kel would've killed the braids, he definitely had you. - No. - Had you. - No. - Mayonnaise them buns. - No, no, no, what the fuck, bro? Holy shit. - Holy shit, yeah, I'll play it. - Okay, so your wife getting pregnant from another guy that's a deal breaker? - Yeah, it's what? - Yeah, don't say what? It's my wife getting pregnant by another dude. - Just take it to temperature in the room. - Yeah, it ain't no temperature. It's more than a deal breaker, too. - Mel coulda back, Kel coulda back, Mel. - Oh, for fuck's sake, keep it up. - Mel, Mel woulda been, welcome to Good Burger, home with the Good Burger. You gotta get your order, like. - Hey! - Pick with a half, Mel, nigga. - The fact that you remember-- - That's it was lit! - That's it was lit. - You remember that? - Talk about it, Mel. - Yeah, it's true. - Word. - Welcome to Good Burger. - Welcome to Good Burger, can I take it on her? - Who loves on soda? - No. - Yeah, you just, you weren't-- - They were extremely popular back then. This is right, it's extremely popular. - But you know-- - They might have both lit, Mel. - Sam, the fact that you are sitting, Mel. (laughing) - Oh shit. - Yo! - Big Mac. - What a tri-- (laughing) - A treesie? They woulda ran a treesie? - Yo! - The fact-- - Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. - You know what I'm saying? - Don't do that, don't do that. - Don't do that, don't do that. - Fuck! (laughing) (laughing) - Who said that? - What's wrong with you, nigga? - Nobody said that. Nobody said that. - Nobody said that. - Yes you did, nigga. They woulda flipped, kidding. They came with a good brand of trailer, man. - You said that. - You said that. - You said that. - You said that. - Yeah, you said that. - Yeah, you said all of that. - You said all of that. - You said that. - Oh shit. - He was down with it. - Yeah, see? - You know the fuck I wouldn't. - I know you wouldn't. - No, nigga. - Oh shit. - Yeah, the Heisman niggas around, nigga fam. - The fact that he felt comfortable to get on a public platform is huge as she in the show is now, and convey that is crazy. And is disrespectful to his kids. - Oh yeah, and his kids. - Well they're not really. - Well. (laughing) - I thought about that. - I thought about that. - I thought about that part. (laughing) - No, I'm sorry. - I thought about this. (laughing) - I thought about this. - Maybe some of them. You might have other ones. - No. - Now you talk about moms. - Right. - Right, right, right. - It's disrespectful to her. - The mom and the baby, the mom and the kid, they both made public statements. - Okay. - Basically contradicting everything he said. - So they was his kids? - Yes. Well, no, the pregnancies didn't, his daughter is saying the pregnancies never happened. That's what's being said. - Oh. - The wife and the daughter. - Oh, she caught the blocks. - I don't know. (laughing) - I've enjoyed it. - I got it. - It's messy. - It's disgusting. - And it's like, what the fuck? - Yo, that's where we are. - Did every spawn on Instagram? - That's where y'all are. - That shit's crazy. - None of that shit. That shit is nuts. - I don't even count and kill Mitchell in society. (laughing) - Yo, I tell y'all, I have a list of people that I don't care what they do. - You good? - I'm not acknowledging it. - Oh shit. - I had to borrow it all day. Somebody tell me, yo, you seen that super sent? No, I didn't see super sent anything. - What is super sent? - Cool. - My brain is better not knowing. (laughing) Super sent did some shit. I don't know. - I don't even know. - I don't know about it. - I don't know about it. - I don't know about it. - I don't know. - I don't know about it. I don't know about it. - I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. - I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. I don't know about it. Hey, who's a sacrifice your lamb? Are you gonna say what needs to be said right now? Or is somebody gonna allow you to keep your two cool persona with your hands and your pocket and act like a microphone. I got it, relax. Yo, listen, what happened? - You're gonna give me opportunity to end? - Yo, first of all, please start with the sacrifice your lamb. You've been on your Twitter space, it's too much. My hand's been in my pockets for the last two years. I'm the second loudest nigga up here. It can't be the first, 'cause you take that away by a mile. So stop talking about narratives. I sit here for four hours and be quiet. That's what I do. - He said you, stop speaking for him. Please. - Please. - Please, you're one of the Trevor. You're my man. - Please. - Are you gonna let him speak? Please. - Let him speak. - My man. - Are you? - Yeah, take it in. - Got your pockets. - Hands one. Are you going to respond and say how you feel about Sydney Star and Eddie Winslow's whole day? - I can absolutely do that. - Sure. - And go. - I've never really had a show. - All right, we'll give too many words. I don't know who Sydney Star is. Good job. - Sydney Star is a guy, is a trans person. - Oh my God. - Adam, 22 try to hook you up with it. - Oh, shit! (all laughing) - That's the truth. - And his hair's out his pocket. (all laughing) - That's what it's about. - That's what it's about. - That is who that is. - That is. - Sydney Star is a transgender from Love and Hip Hop. - Yes. - Who, Adam interviewed and Johnny, I know. - Said that's who Sydney Star is, Eddie Winslow, you know who that is. I do know who that is. I mean, it don't really shock me about Eddie Winslow. He's come forward with some things that us as men would not agree with. - Whoa, whoa. - He was married. - Whoa, whoa, whoa. - No, he was married to Corinne Steffens for a while. And she said she would get out of bed and tell him, "Yo, Wayne is calling, I gotta go." And he would get up, move the car, so she could get in the car and she would say, "Y'all be back in a couple of days." And he was okay with that. - No, he still too. - Yeah, he was okay with that. - So he's a cuck. - I don't know what the man is. - I know that. Most of the niggas in this room, not subscribe to that. - Cuts. - The same way the niggas in this room and not subscribing to Kel's wife's hand, y'all. - My wife for the second. - We ain't calling us a huda problem. (all laughing) - Huda problem. - What are you talking about? - I'm thinking of my fault. - And why the fuck is he calling your fault? - How the fuck did you talk about? - I'm gonna turn that shit upside down. - You know what I'm talking about? - Yeah, you can't talk about what I'm talking about. - You know that's a genre of porn called cuck holding? - We know, we know, man. - Oh, shit, okay. - I thought I was teaching you something. (all laughing) - Okay, is that accurate about love? - Let's go, let's go, let's go, yeah. - Homeboy, my dad on Nickelodeon. I wouldn't put it past him. - And it might have been Wednesday. (laughing) Like on a Wednesday, some of that. - I'm sorry, Fox. - Some of that. Sydney ass. (laughing) - What? - Listen, if he hit his whole roster and everybody was busy, you know you get them nights, too. If everybody was preoccupied, sometimes you gotta, sometimes you gotta go for that, that other peanut butter. (laughing) - Oh, shit, the oil on the top? (all laughing) - Hey, hey, hey, sometimes, sometimes the jiffy is gone. And you gotta go grab that generic, that section, eight peanut butter. - How should you say peanut butter? - Yeah, that shit just is a white label. - White and white, bro. - No, girls. - Yeah, I'm good, yeah. - Let's go, man. - Give me your wings lowers about the 10 something up, boy. - That's central book and speed of butter. That shit is disgusting, bro. - It's just right, though. I've seen the family matters doc. And you see, I didn't know that doc existed. Was it good? - You know, I'm the doc king. - Yeah, you are. - Wait, look at male confusion. - No, it was like that nine part series where it was like about all the other-- - They're my son. - TV. - You saw it in my son right here. - You saw it, too? - Yeah. - Okay, I saw it. - Yeah. - So I'm not far off a ten. - On the family matter doc. - They thought that, they thought that, they thought that, you know what I mean? - They was fucking? - No, we don't know what y'all mean is. Could you elaborate? You're very good with the English language. - They thought his ass wasn't a tightest. (laughing) - Bad. (laughing) - There you go. - They already thought he was one of them back page dogs. - Oh shit. - So I don't think this is really off brand fam. - This is bad. - Oh, Salute, he's getting that money. - Watch how I'm gonna stress down, man. (laughing) - You say it's stretched out? - Stressed. - Oh, Jesus. - My childhood is fucked up. - I know, Ernie and Bert, now this, right? - Ernie and Bert, she ain't true. - Okay. - And we don't move on from that. - That bad man and Robbie. - Mm. - Yeah, that's not she neither. - Yo, y'all can relax. - No, you bad man and Robbie, okay. - No, it wasn't. - That was true. - Bad man and Robbie. - No, it was not. - Bad man had a son. - Super. - Super. - He was a son. - Bad man and Robbie were gay lovers, yo. - No, they wasn't. - They made his man run around in tights. - He ran around in tights. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, cool. Bad man and P-word. Fucking a young nigga, Robin was years younger than him. Nigga? - No, no, no. - Just talking about him. - You child. - We not doing this. - You fucking freaks? - He wasn't a child. - We aren't the freaks. - He's young, though. - Y'all talking about the old Robin, like the stupid 1960s with the side car. That's all about that stupid shit. We don't count that. - It's like a pound, pow, pow. - Wait, y'all don't believe that Robin and Bob, Batman, we love Batman? - No, we're not, bro. - No. - Come on, man. - No fice. - No. - No. - No one's never. - I've heard that. - I do. - I've heard they incorporated that. - My Batman was tearing that ass 100%. - No, 100%. - And then going home, fuck Alfred. - Hey, he had the generation free call. - That's the real best of both worlds. - Fuck y'all. Batman wasn't playing like that. - Yes he was. I'll grab my belt. - Why do you think he was always fighting humans? - He fought. - What? - What? - Batman never fought nobody but another human. - That's not true. - And it was the gay humans. - What? - All right, last Batman movie. The first fight scene was what? Was him trying to catch a train? - And he went just weird. - And he went down there just like we do when we go down there, he'll be down there. He seen her cold and niggas. - Got the whoop of space. - Hey. - I'm off. - Yes, come on. - The niggas was gay. Joker has always been a little bit. - No, Joker had a Harley Quinn man. - Yeah, what are we talking about? - That's what I'm making. - Moose Wayne was fucking everything and got them all the women. All the niggas. - And Joker. He was bi, school or pen, he's pen. - Pen Robin. (laughing) - The penguin. (laughing) - The penguin. (laughing) - The whole crew was gay. (laughing) - Oh my God. - Holy shit. - The penguin. - Mr. Freeze. - I'm like your last, your last. - Well you were with him in the monkey. - Your last movie review was so fine. I got a question to shit, man. I got a question to now. You're fucking up the shit now. I was with you with the planet of the ape shit that shit went everywhere, it was mad funny. - You didn't really think that the Riddler was not gay, bro. - You didn't think the Riddler was not gay. - That don't mean Batman was fucking him. - Jim Carrey. - Was David Hasselhoff gay in Baywatch? Think about it. - On the show? - Yeah. - He had a girlfriend, didn't he? - Yeah, why do y'all keep saying that? What do they have to do with what I'm saying? (laughing) - No, he wasn't gay, this is super. - We gotta go with the facts that we have. - True, exactly. - You get what I'm saying? - You stay in the club if Michael Jai White comes in. - Jilil? - No. - Oh Michael, Jilil White. (laughing) - Michael Jai, Jilil White. (laughing) - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White's the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - Michael Jai White is the victim. - If that's they back, I'm over here getting another back. - Do you think you get White chicks when he's dead? - I get anybody when he's dead. - But White's. - Anybody. (laughing) - He's trying to say that they look so different, that they either choose him or they choose. - Yeah, you better say that. - Michael Jai White. - Michael Jai White. - Michael Jai White. (laughing) - Put your capels in, man. - Big male. - Yeah. (laughing) - That's what he's saying. He better say that. - She threw one capel for him. - No, she better. - The nigga I like is not that. - Oh, shit. - I'm going to help him on this one. (laughing) - The nigga I like it. We not. - Isn't he bad? - Damn, wait. - Stop 'cause they blaming me for creating a narrative that started back up when I was home sick. (laughing) - Yo, I love our fans. - I love our stuff. - That's how about he blame him. - Why the ish? - That's not. I read it. They send it to me. - You read it? - They send it to me. (laughing) - We got him. - What are you talking about? - I thought you don't read shit. - I said, you want me? I did niggas sent it to me. - Let me hear him. - I read it to you. He said, yo, Joe trying to create the narrative again, the niggas was home, y'all had a good fun pod, Joe came back in the day after that pod and rehashed everything. That is exactly what they said. I could read it to you, my nigga, I ain't lying. - Damn. - Are we still listening to Drake's Family Matters? (laughing) - And why is he around? (laughing) - After Kellam went to Cal, and he went to locate... - Kellam. - It was a different family. - What type of answer to this? (laughing) - 32. - Not like us, his sold a million records, the fastest record in 2024 to reach such a milestone. - Wow. - Amazing. - That's crazy. - Amazing. - That shit broke Spotify records, that shit broke a lot of records. - You saw a video where a DJ, but a lot of people was outside, and they were performing. Like, it's really doing, I don't know if it was LA, but it's really doing good. - I like the video in the club. - You're walking through Toronto. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You see where he's at, though? - Where? - He's in Toronto. - I know. - Around all the whites. - Oh. - It's going to hood in Toronto and doing it. I what? - It press me. Now, it's funny when you see the white parties. Like country parties. - Oh, yeah. - White parties. - Yeah. That shit is hilarious. That record is... That BBL Drizzy, the beat, they putting that shit with everything. - Meringue music. - Meringue music. Everything. - It's in the, yeah. - The Spanish shit is funny. - Yeah. The Spanish shit is mad funny. - How many old white parties you've been to this? - We're talking about people of course. [laughter] - Yeah, 'cause it's a good thing. - 'Cause he freaked with both. - I'm that close. - He freaked with both. - He freaked with both. [laughter] - So we would... [laughter] - You've been to all white parties with whites? - How many old white parties? - You've been writing with the niggas. - Oh. - Oh, white squared. - We call them total parties. - Oh, oh, oh. - Oh, why? - Toga. - Don't act like you don't know a Toga party. - I don't know if that's right. - You went to college. - White people with the fucking muckin' sheet. - The smoke of the green. - Like the white sheet. - The white sheet. - The other white sheet. That's that white sheet. [laughter] - They're different parties. - Fucks. - Fucks. - You're gonna get kicked out of the gym and the clan. - They're gonna kick you out of the... - They're gonna kick you out of the... - I'm gonna be a pucks. - Yeah. - I've never seen a Toga party in my life. - Okay. - Seriously. - What about all white party? You've been to all white party? - I was just thinking of my question here. - They jumped on. What all white you're foreign to? Like clothing or people? - Clothing, ish. - No, I wanna know the other one. - How many even asked me about the other one? - I need to know the other one. - I need to know the other one. - Uh, a bunch. - Wait, are you answering? - 30? - No, not 30. - 20. - About that. - What are you mixing with the white when you go to all white? Is it all white or you mix it? - Mm, I'm gonna tie all of the bell. - No, it depends on all white summer linen shit. - A little chest hair showing? - A little bit. - A little taco meat? - No. - Oh, you got your chest laser too? (laughter) - Oh, he got everything. (laughter) Shit. - Oh. - No, you excessive rods? - All right. - No, all right. I'm being too silly. - Whatever. - I'm being too silly. - All right. - Y'all were talking about Docs and shit Mel. Tell us about this Ashley Madison Doc. - Hey. - Oh, did anybody else watch it besides Joe? - I didn't watch it. - I didn't watch it. - Yeah, exactly. - I know. - Did you watch it? (laughter) - No. - No, he didn't watch it. - All right. (laughter) - This thing is a fucking idiot. - I feel like he walked off in purpose. - No, no, no. - Okay. All right. - Well, you did. - Yeah, take it for a moment. - Okay, all right. So you guys remember the website, Ashley Madison. - Ish. I remember the pop-ups on the porn sites. - Okay. So you used to be on the porn sites. - Well, you know what the premise of the site was. What the purpose of it was, right? - For cheating. - Yeah. So yeah, basically it's just like-- - Tender for cheaters? - Tender for cheaters. - Okay. - Yeah, non-consensual, sorry, consensual sex between married-- - People. - People. Exactly. - Little Swingers app. - Yeah, kind of. - Oh, sorry. It's fucking me. - Yeah, so they started it in 2006 and still up today. But yeah, so the whole documentary is basically about the beginning of Ashley Madison and how quickly people started to join subscriptions, and then that there was like a major security breach in 2015 where 37 million people's identities were revealed. - It's a lot of cheaters. - Yeah. - By then they'd already moved into other countries like South Africa, and Italy, and France. - They were outside. - Exactly. They were outside outside, but 37 million people. - Yo. - And it was like judges. It was senators. It was men of the cloth. A lot of stuff was discovered in this documentary. - Yo, the gangster shit is what if you were on their cheat? And you swiping left or right. Well, however, the site moving, and your wife just up there like. - Oh shit. - What? - That's a good defense. That's a good defense. I was all there to make sure you weren't out there. - That is a good defense. - I've never heard of it. I think that's some bullshit. - Yeah. - What? - If you married, I think that's just some bullshit to get on a website like yeah, I'm on a website for the cheater. - Yeah, you are. - Like your wife don't gotta be up there. Her girls could be up there. Her brother could be up there. Like you bugging. - Mm-hmm. - You was. - What the fuck would I be up there for? I was never married. - I mean, relationships? No. - No, that was like it was marketed to married people. - I think the little jingle they had was when your wife not enough or you want more than your wife or something like that. It was a little jingle. The guy was singing the shit in the first episode. The first came on. They had a little jingle. - Your wife is hot, but so are ours. - Like they had a whole, they had like a massive marketing campaign for this shit. - That's a genius idea. - The commercials. - That's a genius idea. I ain't gonna hold you. - Yeah, and my fuckers were signing up for that shit. - If you get 40 million to sign up, that means another 200 million that you sign up, they just out here wowing. - They were grossing like a million dollars, like a month, maybe, maybe more. - Quarter million a day. - Quarter million a day. - Excuse me. - Quarter million a day. - Okay. - You didn't matter. - As it went up. - So one of their features that they did have, they had this feature, this deactivation feature, where you paid $19.99 to have all your history gone. So you deactivate your account. It's like you never existed. - Yeah, right. - That never happened. They kept all your information. So when the breach happened, when the security data was like, you know, hacked by this hacker, who was literally like Ashley Madison, take your shit down in 30 days, or I'm putting the shit out there. And they just, they played chicken. And the guy was like, all right, boom. And it was just like, it went everywhere. - And we still have no idea who it was or why. - 2024. They never, no one ever discovered who it was. - Some angry wife. - They speculated as to who it was, but they just couldn't, whoever it was was just so adept at fucking hacking and like, and anonymity that they never figured out who it was. And they never asked for money. They never asked for shit. - Yeah, this wasn't ransom. This was nothing. It was just. - Nothing asked for something. Take the shit down. - Take the thing. Yeah, take the site down. - And you know, you're making that kind of money handle with fish. You're like, they're fucking out of here. Call your bluff. - Not only are we not taking it down, but after y'all do y'all a little leak, we're going to leave it up. We're going to pay the little $10 million fine or whatever we got to pay. - And it's up now. - And all our customers will go have a few arguments in the house for them. - No, no, no. And that's advertising. I was just about to say, but for the people that didn't know about it, they were actually who? M-A-D. - I was watching that shit just, I'm with you. It was just a genius idea. It's such a brilliant idea that somebody should be mimicking that right now. It should be a black version of hey cheaters only. It should be the Puerto Rican version. It should be people should jack up. - I feel like that's what Instagram is. - Tenisha Watson. - No, it's not. Y'all be on there trying to act like y'all want men to. - Did you hear this nigga? - What did you say? - Tenisha Watson. - I don't know who that is. - That's what he says. - That's what he says. - Black Ashley Madison. - Listen, kill both our brains. - Kill both our brains. - Two brains, one stone. - Two brains, one stone. - Hey, two brains, one stone. Hey, get him out of there. - You are. - Tamiko Watson. That's my man. Let him know your socials. - That's that. Got hoodies for sale, right? - Holy shit. - Come on, you got a lot going on. - Yo. - Yo. - I'ma get you to be entertaining about hook up by a crook. - Yes, I am. - No, but so listen, the CEO said that one of the things that makes this site work is because cheating actually helps marriages. - Well, that party was right about it. - There's a lot of people that believe that. - He was right about it. - I can believe that. - Do you guys find that? - Yes, I can believe that. - I subscribed to that. - So you guys, you're ready. - Could, could, could, could, could. - Okay. - Could, not in every instance. Don't try to jam us up. - Okay. - Good. She's ready. She's ready to go. - She's ready to go. - Yes. - You ever had a, a relationship and you had a side dude? - Yes. - Side dude was. - Wasn't, the side dude wasn't exhilarating? - Yes. - Side dude wasn't solace or some sort of. - He's released. - Yeah. - Release or sanctity. - Yeah. - Yeah. But really honestly, I should have broken up with my dude because I no longer wanted to be with that. - But you did this, did the side dude keep the relationship going with your dude because you had that. - Did it give you a little more tolerance with dude? - No. - Yes it did. - No one didn't. - You lie. - Not even a little bit. - You lie. - No. - You lie. - You lie. - You lie. - You stay with that dude the extra year because of that side dude. - 100%. - You lie. - You stay with that dude some extra time because of this side. - Okay. You still getting your lifetime movies, girl. - You don't have to. - Three months trying to get three. - Three months, we'll see. - She's got a bravo now. - Okay. - All right. Well, well, if you guys want to watch it, you should check it out. It was good. I wish somebody would have approached me. I wish my wife or somebody would have approached me. Tell me your name got leaked off the site. - All right, man. What else? What else happened? I thought somebody hit by a car. - First off, that one need me on that side. - I thought, who gives a fuck? Now, I'm not talking about the people that was getting jiggy with it. There's people on there that was getting active, active, active. But if my name is just on there and the premise of the site is cheating, you ain't catching nothing. - I do. You don't want to marry me no more. Okay. What? My name is on there. You know how many times some shit pop out? And we old. So I know y'all related this. You know how many times some new techy shit site app come out? We don't know nothing about it, but young people say we have to maintain a presence. And we have to wait for it to grow. So you go create-- - I'm just saying. Nah, even if--no, no, no. Even if you don't know, because I've done this a lot. So new shit pop up. I just go take my name so nobody else could do it. - Yeah. You go sign up for it. - Never touch the site again. I have absolutely taken my name from shit pop up. - I would beat that case. If my wife came to me and said-- - 100%. - Your name just got leaked in the thing of a jiggy. All right. Who else you got? - I'm not even bringing Johnny Cochran to court. Yeah, I can beat that myself. No. I'm going to just bow out and say I'm sorry. - What? - I think that-- - What am I sorry for? - Being on a site. - Being on a site that the whole entire premise of the site is to cheat. - And not only that. That wasn't the only thing that was leaked in the data leak. It wasn't just email addresses and credit card information. It was a download of like exchanges-- - Oh, bank information? - Yeah. Exchanges that you've had with people. - Oh, yeah, you-- - And exchanging of photographs and stuff like this. - Oh, that never busted me. - Listen to me. - How they do? Wait. That's what I'm gonna cut the plea. - Yeah. - You're talking about Johnny? - Yes. - What are you talking about? - I know you. So I can't-- - Yeah. - But we're potting. For you. - Right? - One of your exes used to be like, yo, you can't beat him arguing because you were a rapper. - Good work. - We up here. That nigga will make that goal post do the motherfucker cha-cha slide. Dogs. If you are on a website and you are sending-- you sent a chick a dick pic. - No, that's wrong. - I'm asking. - No, I didn't do that. - Just regular-- - Regular conversation on a website. - Regular conversation. - No shit. Nothing crazy. - But we are on this website for a reason. - Yeah, 'cause it's-- - Now me and this person-- - Community? - No, but this particular community is here for a reason. - Yes. - We kicking it. - No. It's not here to kick it. You can kick it somewhere else. - I'm here kicking it. - What's the gay one? What's the gay site? - I don't know. - Grindr. - Grindr. - So let's just say hypothetically you were on Grindr, right? And you were just engaging in conversation. - Are you on Grindr? - No. - So you could just say I'm here for community. - Not as me. (laughter) - I can't hear. - Let me stop. - No more gauges. - No more gauges. - No more gauges. - Right. But if you were on that particular website, and that was your quote unquote community, and you were just kicking it, but you ain't saying nothing inflammatory or nothing. - Regis. - Yeah. - And then they had a data leak. - Agreed an old link up. - When they had a data leak, and the whole world was saying, "Oh shit, Joe name was on this, so Joe must be a Grindr." In reality, would that make me a Grindr? - Yes or no? Just answer me. - In reality, is public perception included in reality? - Yes, that's what I was about to say. She took it from her. - Not mine. - Well, in your world, then no. - No. - In your world, then no. In everybody else's world? - Yes. - Yes. - Oh, everybody else's world, you wouldn't be able to fucking permeate my shit. I'm not gay no matter what the gay website leaks. So I'm not a cheater, no matter what the fucking cheating website leaked. I'm talking to some niggas that's cool in there or some bitches that's cool in there. Now what? - That's good. That is amazing. - I have not done anything. - And he says it with full connection. - There's community here. There's people on here that I enjoy speaking, but he will say that to a chicken have a question in myself after the fact. Damn, I'm wrong. - I'm thinking the same thing. - Why did I even accuse you of my bad? - I wanted to go up against this nigger. - Well, you wouldn't have had to go against me because I wanted to be cheating. - I'm not trying to fight for cheating rights. - And no point am I fighting for cheating rights. I have different views than I have different views than what are in society. I think cheating is subjective. I think cheating is based on whatever y'all came up with as a relationship and a couple. - I agree with that. - So can't nobody else tell me whether I'm cheating or not? You don't know what me and mine are out. Some people, yeah. - Do you make those rules up front or do you make them after a situation has happened where shit now has to be defined? - On the, um, Jared Kerberick will show me the contract. - Ooh. - It must be a business. - If you're asking me, I prefer to do it before, but if you're in a long-term relationship, of course, something will come up where you'll have to amend whatever y'all said. - Mm. - Okay. - So if something is not defined and y'all are not physical, not like written agreement or something, but just agreement you got with your person. If something's not defined, y'all cross that bridge when y'all get to. - Yeah. - Is that what you're saying? - Yeah, but I'm not gonna be the one to take us to the bridge either. I'm not going, hey, because we didn't just, not on purpose. - I didn't even say that. - Not intentionally. Not intentionally. - Because what if being on a cheating site is that bridge now? - Oh, then I shouldn't be with her. But that's something that should have been defined ahead of time. So now y'all, you want a cheating site, it leaks. - Oh, then we got to update. We got to update our, we got to hit the update on our clauses. - Terms of conditions. - Our contract. - We got to update. I don't want no partner that's about to make the rest of my life a living hell because my name is on the site. That's not enough for you to come. - I don't think it's because it's on a site. It's on what that site means and what the purpose of this site is. - I want to be a thousand sites. - I want to be a thousand sites. - What that site means. - And also public humiliation. Does that not factor in here? Like. - You do? - To me? - Yeah, it will. - It does. - It does. - It does for relationships. - Yeah. I mean, like one of the stories that was told in this is this couple, I believe, the wife's name was Nia, the husband's name I think was Sam, and they became these big vloggers, you know, they're YouTube channels. Yeah, their YouTube channel exploded after like they made one video and then they realized, oh, we can make a go of this to the point where like he quit his job. And she was, you know, she purposely looked for a man of these qualities that he seemed to embody. For come to find out, he's living a completely double life. - He embody in everything. - He embody Nia. Whole bunch of embodies and. - She would have had a hard day coming to me. - Yeah. Most people will have a hard day coming to you. - That, that, the problem with you is when arguing with you is if somebody don't have concrete a video, then you always will find the way to say, yo, what are you talking about? You get what I'm saying? - The last thing is, which isn't always right, but like how important is this what we're talking about? - But to her to some very, we all see, I'm not subscribing to that. - See, and that's, that's the system though. - Mm hmm. - Oh, yeah. No, I was right to be dismissive. Hopefully you'll get with a partner to where you fucking hold her thoughts and her brain, her process, her decision making in high enough regard to not ever want to be dismissive. But if you go get with somebody where everything in the universe is now an issue brought to your plate, I reserve the right to be dismissive. And some of this stuff is going to prevent me from showing up as my best self to work and my friend group with my family with my kids. So no, you don't have, because we together, you just don't have free reign to come do whatever the fuck you want to do. You don't. - Yeah, this is a, you don't. - It's a, it's a completely different situation with these two, like these two, what I'm saying is. - Doesn't apply. - I'll doubt for a minute. - And not only that, it's like their whole persona that they promoted is that they are like this loving, young loving Christian couple. You know, he's a devoted father and husband. She's a homemaker. She's everything that, but, but kiss whatever the fuck he's name is, everything he was saying a woman needs to embody. She was it. And she worked very hard to be like the perfect one. - So he's not, like all those things. That's what I'm saying. - Well, no. - He could not be all those things. - No part, no, no, no. - He's not one of them. - Part of, part of. - Devoted husband. - Part of the whole level of devotion. - But he was a devoted husband at the time of the week. - Well, no, because cheating on his wife means going to get, to fuck somebody and leaving your children and your wife at home. You're distracted from your relationship. - You're supposed to be. - I know. - I know. - Bring your kids to cheating. - No, my point. No, my point. - You are taking it wrong. - Okay, my point is, is that the whole concept of devotion is that you are a present, a presence in your family's lives. And when you're going out and making all these rendezvous with other women, you are not a full presence in their lives. - I'm agree with you. I think you are taking it wrong. - Okay, go ahead. - Because devotion is, yo, you're allegiance to somebody or something. So you can't say you're a devoted husband if you out here doing your numbers or wife. - Yes. - You're doing your numbers. I'm agreeing with you. But I'm disagreeing with you is that when you're saying, yo, you out here humping, you could have been home. Because if my man could be playing ball or going to the mall or going to the mall, he was humping. - I'm saying it didn't take away from his time with you. - It does take away from the, from time. You're making other arrangements with other women. It's clandestine. You are lying. So in that way, you are not, you're not as, you're not as devoted. - You're not devoted. - I agree with you. I said. - Okay. - Outside of your example. I think it was just a bad example. But I don't think you could be devoted. I don't know what the word means, but if you cheat and your devotion is lacking, you disagree with that? - I don't want to have no comment. - You're a podcaster. - No, I'm not. - Just like that. - Just like that, boom. - Just that fan. I kind of know. - I'm putting my opinion. - The whole point of rain. - Put me in the best position of winning. It don't make me sound like some show with Mr. Pig. - No. - Yes. - Okay. - Yes. - Sacrificial land. - Yeah, but you really show Mr. Pig. - I'm not there. Far from. - All right. Take it back and I'll go on. - Definition of devotion. Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity or cause. - And y'all telling me I can't be devoted. - So you saying he can't be devoted? - 'Cause I disagree with that. I think that she can be devoted. - Yeah. You can't be devoted by the definition. - Why can't you? - I disagree with that. - Because the loyalty is part of it. - Or is a word. Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm. - Wow. That is splitting fucking frog hairs. - I'm going by words meaning things. - And the thing we got frog hairs. - The thing we got something. - Even though they're trying to finish in this work, yeah. - Y'all think it's just old, shut up. You're a fucking man with a whole bunch of shit, sensible. - You say that. You're part of it right now. I know that 100%, you have been caught cheating on an old case. - Mm-hmm. - Keep going. - And you didn't handle it like this was a new case, or I'm not devoted, oh, you got me, let's fix this. No, you handle it like, you know, that was two and a half years ago, I popped that bitch. You ain't about to come and ruin my life today. - No, I'm going to say, yo, I popped the bitch two and a half years ago, and I'm apologetic. I'm not going to see here and look at the girl, like, how dare you bring it up? - Well, it was apologetic. - No, I'm saying with you, you saying, yo, we can't be together then. You taking this cavalier nonchalant attitude toward the girl's feelings. I wouldn't do that. - You're talking on the site and getting caught, and after you get caught, how y'all address it? - No, but getting caught on the site ain't the same as getting caught cheating. - Yes, that's what I was doing. - That's what I heard of. - That's what I heard of. - In the instance with the vlogger, Joe said, yo, she would have had a hard time getting me on the charges. - Dog. - That's what we went. - He did whatever he did. He was wrong about it. Don't think I'm defending his action. - No. - He was wrong. - Mm-hmm. - Since then, he proposed, got married, cleaned his life up, dented all the chicks. - No. That's the wrong order. They were already married with kids. - Because the site is for married people. - Yeah. - From what I presume. - Yeah. He started this-- - Yes. - No, he got on the site a year into his marriage. - Okay. - Yeah. - I'm just saying, was he wilding out, was he wilding out at the time he was discovered? No. - No. No, he wasn't. No, he wasn't. - So-- - From what the story he tells, from the story he tells, when their lives pick their picked up as vloggers, he discovered this renewed sense of energy and commitment. - He got back in his bag. - And so he got back in his bag. So very much like the situation Joe was talking about, like where the girl discovered two years after. - If you got caught two years cheating, or three years cheating, again, my stance is still, any time that I've ever been caught cheating, very, very rarely, I always apologize. I think it's playing with somebody's intelligence, if you caught red-handed, to now make them flip it on to me. Like I think that that shit is disrespectful to be a general. - But now I'm going to make you-- - That's gaslighting. - Gaslighting. - Gaslighting. - Yeah. - And I'm caught, I'm caught, I'm going to apologize for my cheating and I'm a, hopefully I'm a-- - But if you can get away with it, wouldn't you attempt to get away with it? - Yes. - But I said when you caught red-handed-- - What is red-handed? Like seeing you-- - Like I was caught red-handed. - Like I was caught red-handed. - Oh, okay. - Ice was caught. - Whoa. - What ice did? - Not caught eating box. - Yeah. - That was red-handed. - That's red-handed. - That's stupid. - What are you gonna do? Believe me or your eyes. That's what you-- I guess that's what you're doing. - And what me? - Right, right. It wasn't me. - And he maybe said it wasn't me. But I just think that like, yo, the times I've been caught like having a girl's number or some shit. You know what I'm saying? Like, I apologize. I don't say some stupid shit. - So you, so you admit, you admit to guilt when she probably didn't think you were guilty. You just had a girl's number. Did she read the conversation? - No, like she said, yo, why you got a girl number in your pocket? I was washing your clothes. You got a girl number in your pocket. And after you apologized, you corrected the behavior, and never got no more girls numbers. - That's what you said. - What did you say? I'm not gonna put them in my pocket. - No, I'm not saying that. - You're gonna learn from your mistakes. - I'm saying I ain't gonna talk to shit like yo, what happened was the girl came by and put the number in my pocket. - I didn't even know it. - Yeah, I didn't say no dumb shit like, hold up, but if you get a girl's number in your pocket, that doesn't mean you're cheating. So you're copying to something. - I didn't say I was cheating. - Not cheating. It's inappropriate. It could be inappropriate behavior in your relationship. - It's inappropriate. I'm just asking. - It's inappropriate. - Yes. - Your wife came home with a niggas number in her pocket. What you gonna say? - I will be a pimp on. Let's dance. - All right. If my wife can't depend on who he is. - We're good. Sean. - Okay. She may work with Sean. - Okay. - She does. - Oh, okay. All right. Why you got Sean from working on being your pocket? - I don't know. - I'm asking you. - I don't know. I gotta ask her. - Is she gonna say, oh, that's just my homeboy. - She didn't say, no, she's good. She's good with me, and they don't talk like that. - She doesn't have a mom, bro. - She said, my wife, no, you get, exactly. - Wait, your wives and girlfriends can't exchange numbers with the opposite section? - My wife can have something. - I'm not saying that. I'm giving flip an example that I know he's spoken on before. - How the fuck would Flip know? Is he checking his wife's jeans pockets? - I'm not. - How are we finding out today? - I'm not. - How are we finding out today? - Bro, we moving a goalpost. - If my wife came home with that one. - If my wife, if Nikki came home with a number, I don't know what that, I trust her. So I don't know what the number is for, I don't know what it's about. Now you ask what I am quiet, yes, but if she tells me, yo, what's up, I'm going to take her word for it, me. - Listen, cheating is wrong, we do not condone it up here. - This like crazy as hell. I just pulled up the actually Madison website. This shit comes up, life is short, having a fair. - Yeah, that was right. - That's what's got a lady like this. - When monogamy-- - That's a genius. - When monogamy becomes monotony. - $90 million a year. - You heard this shit? - And you also needed to-- - When monogamy becomes monotony. - Yes, they still have the same tagline. - Is it still around? - Yes. - No, I'm over here. I just looked at it to see if it was real. - It's still successful? - Yes, you guys. - They got like $7 million. - This shit is crazy. It's a part of the world. - Yeah. - $90 million. - I don't know about that, but $90 million though. - So if your girl's information was in the data leak, would you have the same attitude? - I wouldn't give a fuck about it. - That wouldn't be a conversation for the fuck. That's not stopping my day. - Okay. - It's a check-in. - Look at you over there being fast. (laughter) - Good for your ass. - Now look at you. Now you're all on the streets. Now look at you. - Scoopy. (laughter) - Dumb ass. - Okay. - New check-in. - Yeah, I just think it's relative to the couple. - How would all of y'all act if y'all significant other appeared in a leak? - Ashley Madison? - Yeah. - I'm a joke. I'm mad, but I'm also making jokes. Like why do you want Ashley Madison? What's over there? - That's it. - Yeah. I'm going to use it. I'm going to hate. - That's it. It's just going to stop the joke. - No. - He said he was going to be mad. - I'm mad. - It's going to be a fight. But I'm also going to make jokes. - Fight as much. - No. The other couple on there, see they was my bad. Black woman, white guy. White guy was like, "Yeah, I'm on there. My wife know I'm on there. I like to fuck other girls. It's never going to be nothing more than a fuck. We have our rules. I don't fuck it." If she say no, if my wife say no, then that's no. I'm just out of the game. I'm not fucking it. But my wife gives me permission. She know what I'm into. That's my bag. Then they pay into the wife. White sitting right there. He's absolutely right. - That's not cheating. - I'm not, let me just talk. - Oh no, I'm just saying. - I'm not cheating. I'm just saying that they had a good model going. She was like, "I'm not jealous at all. I don't care about none of that." And they let her talk for a while. And they're like, "All right. She is really secure." And after his part was done, she got in her bag. But I'm a dominatrix. - Oh shit. - Oh shit. - And they showed her getting all the little rubber cocks, all the little gadgets together. So she had her bag and she was into that because he was like, "I'm not into the dominatrix." - So you letting her get her shit off? - I'm letting her get hers off. - She had my shit off. - I'm letting me get mine off. - There's no interrupt. - I didn't think that that is ideal for me. - That is ideal. That's because the real story in that is, yo, whatever worked for y'all, works for y'all. - Yeah. - Sometimes people will put off what needs to work between the two of them because they care about what society. - Society. - Mm-hmm. - And fuck society. Like, yo, there was a chick I was dealing with a couple years ago. - Tell us about her. - And we linked up somewhere, and I didn't notice before, but she had a wedding ring on. And I don't really be playing like that no more. So... - Disclaimer. - Yeah, fam, I went through a run. But I inquired about it. She was like, "Oh yeah. I'm married." I was like, "But my husband knows where I'm at. He knows I'm with you." - Excuse me? - No, she didn't. - But then she broke the shit down. Like, yo, we have a very open thing here. Like, he do his thing. I do my thing. We are very open. We communicate everything. We're safe. Like, da-da-da. And I was like, "Hey, if it worked for y'all, I'm gonna fuck." You hit it wrong? - No. (laughs) - Now I was asking. - You still hit it? - Yeah, you're damn right. I still hit it. - Ice is just a advocate of no condoms. So, I mean, this was early. - No, I was just saying 'cause the safe thing changes when to my is married and you're allowing another person to have sex with you unprotected, it changes the safety. - Got it. Got it. Got it. - That shit fucked me up. - No, I was like, "Excuse me?" - I think it's dope. - 'Cause ice is an advocate. - I know. - You don't need a platform? - He don't need a platform. He don't need a platform. He don't know when to tell a truth or a lie. - You got it. - The guy said on the same platform, a thousand-time condom. What the fuck is that? - I don't use it. - So, let him say that. - So, I'm potting. Yeah, can I pot? - You said a million times you had a girlfriend. That ain't me and Mel should have answered for you. (laughs) - Yo, don't answer. - That's low. That's low. - She did that. - She did that. - What the? - She just wolfed on. - Hey. - That was good. - What else? What else? What else? - Before we go flip 'cause I know none of y'all watch it, please tell me you watch X-Men 97. - I did. - Please, just let me know what you think of the finale, bro. - I loved it. I loved it. You know, I love how Professor X went into Magneto's mind. I was impressed how Magneto took the... - Spoiler. - Well, this aired already and they didn't watch this. - Magneto took all the, what was the medal in the tournament? Yeah, took it out of Wolverine. I love how, you know, I love how Professor X was able to bring his friend back. That was important to me, you know what I mean? He kind of took his mind and shit like that and then, I mean, the ending surprised me when the fucking, they was trying to stop the shit from crashing to the earth. And then when they disappeared and they went back into time. - And everybody on different spots. - Yeah. - That was amazing. - Bro, they, they absolutely smoked X-Men 97. - Smoke, maybe. - Maybe. - But, for anybody that's a fan, like, and this is where y'all would really fuck with it because this was more for the comic book niggas. - Yeah. - Like, because the X-Men, the original series which ran from 92 to 96, I believe it was, kind of followed that. Like, a lot of people was pointing out how the Avengers was in there and they wasn't shit. And it was like, this just showing y'all new fans that nobody gave a fuck about the Avengers back then. Iron Man and Captain America popped up and just looking around like, "Yeah, they really was suckers." - Yeah, they was the president. - They was really suckers in this shit. But, um... - So, Mega, I saw a lot of names in this. - Bro, they did Spider-Man, they were. They absolutely smoked this show. If you haven't checked it out, it's 10 episodes on Disney+, they've already announced it's been renewed for season two, which we knew was gonna happen. Like, they killing motherfuckers off, like, they getting to it. - Is this a cartoon? - It's a cartoon. But it's a continuation of the original. - I do want Gambit to come back here. - There's a post-credits scene, well, a mid-credits scene, and it shows Apocalypse arriving in Genosha, picking up Gambit's car and just saying so much death, and it's saying it follows the comic where he, um, it's the Four Horseman and Gambit is one of them. - Oh, shit. - And 10? - Mm-hmm. - And if you watch 10, you know how, you know how the credits roll and they show each of the characters? Mid-way through it cuts to another scene real quick. - Oh, shit. - Yeah, check it out. You gotta check it out. But, yeah, just... Again, everybody watches it, yo. - You're up to it. - Yeah. - X-Men 87. - Okay. - For, this, this hit to nostalgia and everybody, like, I know people that was watch waiting the Saturday to watch this shit with cereal, with a bowl of cereal, as adults, like, it's really that good of a show. It took you right back to the childhood shit. So I just wanted to, if you haven't watched it, please go watch it, but you've seen, they was talking about this already. - That's it. - That's it. - That's all right. - Yeah, that's it. Had to get that off. - Oh, and also, in video game news, really quick. - They got a lot of alsos. - My back, college football is back, finally. You know, it's been, it's been over 10 years that we haven't had a college football video game. - Okay. - Because, I think it was the O'Bannon brothers that ended up suing, and it fucked it up. So they couldn't do NCAA football games anymore. This year, NCAA football comes back, they put the... - Cuz of the N.I.L. deal? - Yes. - That's smart. - I got a trailer out yesterday for a college football 2K25, and it looks every bit of what you expect a college football game to look like on the current, on the next-gen video game systems. So I'm running with Rutgers, and if any of y'all want smoke, hit me up. I'm running with Rutgers, Scarlet Knights. - Yeah. - I had to get that off my fault, bro. - Do you have any other... - Nah, no more awesome things to get out. - Nope. - Thank you. - I was gonna tell y'all about the new chat GPT. - Tell us later. Tell us later. - We chilling. It's over for your run. - Listen. They wanna hear this shit. I actually do wanna hear about the chat GPT shit I do. - Bro, this shit. I know we say every time that this A.I. shit is scary, the shit that I've seen. - Well, first of all, y'all might like the new chat GPT 4 shit that's coming out. - That's the one with the... You take a still picture and you... - No. - Well, that's part of it. That shit's scary. You're using text, voice, video, image, all in one. You can have it create an image, create a video. You can take a still image and literally turn it into a speaking video of someone. - They can hear one clip of a voice note or a voicemail and take a still image, one still image, and they took a still image and had the person talking, turn to her head, the whole shit. That shit was... - No, that shit was scary, man, they go like, "That shit is something else." - I ain't gonna hold you. The shit that made me think about y'all two niggas, though. So the dude that was demonstrating it, listen, it makes sense. The dude was demonstrating it. So he was sitting with an Italian chick, so he told the phone, "Hey, whenever you hear English, convert it to Italian, and when you hear Italian, convert it to English." He sat it down. So he just started talking. So he asked the girl, "Hey, such and such and such and such." The phone. He said was, "Duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh, duh." She hears it, but it's said it in Italian to her. She speaks back. Regular conversation. Like, how are we talking? If you were in one language, I'm in another. It's translating, saying, "Well, Jojo just said this, Ice just said that." - I definitely need that. - I know. - Andrew, I got that. - I definitely need that. - No, not like this. - No, no, Andrew. - None of them have it to this level. I know what you're... I know Google Translate, that's in the Android. I'm aware of it. The way this works now, there's no app. It's just talking. I was trying to do some shit, they sent me a brochure that was Italian. And I hit him back and said, "I don't know Spanish." - You know it's crazy? - It's moving on. - Yeah. - You know it's funny. You know, niggas though, whatever language we don't know is Spanish. Let's keep it above. - That's what I thought. - Let's keep it above. - That's what I thought. - We gonna talk for real? If we don't hear, I don't speak Spanish. - I ain't ever read. - I'm speaking Japanese. - Alright, don't. - What you do is just... - I can't hear him read Italian. I can't hear him read when something is italicized. - That's what they're talking about. - Oh. - Nah, that shit is really the second that they unveil the chat GPT shit, Duolingo Stockwin, just like this. Immediately. - Oh, damn. - It's gonna put it in there. - But what did I have to do with Duolingo? - Duolingo, nigga. - That was a good one to say, Duolingo Stockwin. - That was a good one. - That was a good one. - Alright, I got it. And now they're putting this shit in an iOS 18. Apple just signed to bring the chat GPT shit. So when that drops in the fall, all the new, the new iOS update, all the new phones are gonna have the shit built in. I'm not as against this chat GPT shit as I once was, and I think Mother's Day for it. Mother's Day passed. I sent somebody. What I thought was a heartfelt, happy Mother's Day message with some confetti falling from the top of their phone. I thought I smoked that shit. They saw it differently. And expressed themselves, damn, you know, it's Mother's Day. - That's all you... - This is what you're saying. Like I thought, at least for me, I would get a yada, yada, yada, yada. Appreciate it. You see how yada, yada, yada, yada, yada. It's making some sense. It's making some points. But I was right, too. There was only one way to fix it. You guessed it. I went right to that app store, got that chat GPT. Hey, give me a long-ass text for Mother's Day, he text says, "You really mean what you saying and this person is amazing." - Come on. - Right about it. - Come on, buddy. - Smooth. - Oh, shit. All right, somebody needs our help. These are our first part of the show in like five years. - Yeah? - This guy needs our help. I only read the first sentence, so we'll read it together. This guy's name is Kurtley. - So, Kurtley? - So, Kurtley. - Kurtley. D.S. Kurtley says, "What up, J.B.P. fam?" My wife and I are big fans. Excuse me. She actually wasn't a fan initially, but I brought her around. For the past few years, we've been having intimacy issues, fault of my own. I had one bad day and her response affected me mentally, causing me to overthink further sexual encounters with her. Her response wasn't soft and understanding, and that broke me. She even went as far as calling me gay. Crazy. - Oh, the wife. - Well, that's what they do. - Your wife should do that? - Yeah, your wife should. - I would do that. - I would do that. - Not your wife. - I wouldn't have done that. I wouldn't have done that. I wouldn't have done that. I wouldn't have done that. I wouldn't have done that. - Well, it ain't a wife. You could call gay an emo right there. - She word, right. - Anyway. - Is it F word? - Yes. Yes, they do. - Due to me feeling broken and emasculated, I ended up stepping out and having an affair. - Actually, mad at you. - That's how it happens. - Had to get back right. - Yeah, I messed up. My wife found out because this chick showed up to my house because I didn't want to deal with her anymore and focus on my family. I feel a lot of mistakes made in there. - Raggedy bitch. But that's okay. It gave me the opportunity to come clean. Of course, this affected my wife and within a month. She served me with divorce pay. Damn. She informed her entire family and I feel as if the entire world is against me. I want my marriage. I want my wife. But she keeps saying she is choosing herself. See, that's the problem. - Oh, man. - Why would you marry somebody that would choose them? - You just have some booker when you need them. - She is having a hard time coming to grips with the fact that choosing to give us another chance does not mean she doesn't choose herself. Oh, you body that now, fight back. I admit that part of the reason for being here is due to our poor communication. And I know that if she gives us another chance, it can work. How do I go about convincing her that giving us another shot would be best for us and our family? The love is there. I just get the impression that she feels she needs to follow through with divorce because her family is watching, all of whom have been in my predicament and worse. We have one six year old boy together and her 13 year old son who I've been in his life since he was three years old. Help me, JBP fan. - She's... - Take it away, Ish. - Keep. - Tell him true, Ish. - Tell him. - Why you pointing at me? - I don't know. - I know, but you know. - I'll be... What's... - I don't see... - You got a man I've got no more. - Cory like this. - Cory like this. - Cory, I got a mic. - Cory, I got a mic. - You might as well give him one, I think it's... You on here? - No, I have on here. - You gotta let her. - You gotta let her. - You gotta let her. - I think that she called them the names, their relationship was already over. - No. - Not necessarily. - Shh, straight about me. - Somebody asked for... - Somebody didn't ask, he didn't... - Somebody didn't ask, he didn't... - I'm gonna hear from Mel now. - I think that once she starts calling them names, I think the relationship is over. I think once anybody, man or woman in their relationship loses respect, the relationship is a rat. - Eat 'em up, Mel. - I think that he gaslit her into... I only cheated because you said these things to me. I think that's bullshit. - I did too. - Creep it down. - I think that uh... - Oh, I don't agree with that for me. - Mm. - We know. - But go ahead. - It's you keep talking like I cheat more than you. - I didn't say you cheat at all. You gas like that sometimes. - Better not. - And I don't know what your life is like. I don't cheat. You don't got no guns for me. - I didn't say I did. - Yes, you did. You blew off your pistols. - That ain't personalized for you. - Help this man. - Listen. - Back to what I was saying. I think that homeboy gaslit shorty. I think that whatever she said to him wasn't his incentive to go cheat. That wasn't your motivation to cheat. You cheat it because you was greedy. You cheat it because you were selfish. Whatever the case may be. But I also think that in hearing him speak, his wife was getting busy too. And she has the ability to start. Yeah, that disrespect just don't come from nowhere. And I think that she been unhappy in a relationship. You fucked up and now you gave me my out so that I can keep my uh... - I ain't do nothing wrong. - Yeah, my social stand into my family, to our friends, all of that stuff. - He ruined this. - He ruined this. - So whatever I'm doing now is as a result of him. - I've known a many relationships. - Well, I got such an opposite viewpoint of y'all. - Really? - Y'all to finish and then I want to meet the man. - Yeah, some million relationships with a dude cheat. Y'all got two kids and you want to potentially fix that particular relation. I'm not saying don't settle before y'all even. I'm just saying like if you really are choosing you, you choosing your kids. If he becomes a repetitive cheater or a habitual cheater, then cool. But him slipping out one time fucking somebody. - I think it also depends on how the rest of the relationship is going. If the rest of the relationship is good, it's one little transgression. - That's right. - Even if it's a big transgression, I think you should work on it. - Go ahead, Flip. - A lot of people who, it's hard to speak when you're not married. There's a lot of things that come, that there's a lot of things that involve in marriages. A lot of things you may have together. A lot of things that you may invest together. So much things, so much caveats that's in marriage. So it's not as easy as it is, I understand what he's saying. You know what I mean? But also I do agree with Ish. He's choosing to use that little thing to go fuck somebody. And niggas do that. We gaslight, we manipulate, we narcissist. We do that. Sometimes, not me, but in an argument, if you say one thing about it, I always say that. I would magnify that and I would use it to get my shit off. Not cheating, but in an argument. You said this, I don't got to talk. I'm not picking you up. I'm not doing nothing because you disrespecting me. When it wasn't that serious, people argued in marriages. People say things in marriages. People say things because of how they grew up, the past trauma. This is all they know how to do is to respond in this way. So if you're in the marriage, sometimes it takes time to really look into your marriage and try to help each other be on the same accord. Now, to him, I know he wants his marriage by the end of the day. If she's going through the divorce, and we like to use the family as an excuse, because I did that shit too, when families are close, because my wife was like them. My wife's mother was just over yesterday. And I said, "You're about to show up for your mother. I almost got out of that, like your chair." But I was, my chair always looking at me. I was mature. And you chose the... I chose a high road when I'm going to show JR something different. That's what they do. So, nigga, she wants a divorce because she just wants a divorce. And the only way you can get your wife back is even after divorce is show her that you change. It's changed to me, meaning that you could let her get a divorce. She's going to get a divorce regardless. What can you do? Force her hand, not to get a divorce. She's going to get a divorce. If he's saying, yo, she wants a divorce. The only way you can, you have to just show. You have to show and try to come up with different things. But sometimes you have to let them go do what they do and show that you're a changed man. Be there for her and support her. No, she's not fucking another nigga. You had to watch, but you're already fucking another nigga. Well, they're both of them. Their behavior is indicative of two extremely immature people. Her the name calling him using that is a reason to go cheat. You know, I agree with partially with what Ish was saying. But the fact of the matter is, is if he's serious about trying to get his woman back before the divorce actually happens, then I'm sure that they have to have communication with each other because they share, you know, one biological children and he says that he's raising her son as his own. He might want to suggest couples therapy as a way, you know, right before, like right before we take the final step of divorce, talking to her and saying, I would really like this to work. And if you are open to this, maybe we can have a mediator slash counselor involved. Yeah, to show us, you know, what role we both played in creating a very miserable situation for both of us. But if she's checked out, man, she was already checked out. I'm saying the possibility that she's checked out is extremely real. And in that way, she's not going to get her back, but in the off chance that she is still open to discussion and having a counselor present to help them navigate through their bullshit, then that's the only way that he has to go, like is to suggest a marriage counselor. That's my take on. It sounded like Shorty was checked out before that little slip up that led her to calling him the name Sam. That's what it really sounded like. Every nigga in here that's been in the long term relationship has struck out at the plate having sex with the girl. Yes. What are we talking about? So because you strike out at the plate having sex with your girl, that entices her to start calling you a whole bunch of mean names. Come on, dog, the relationship is over already. That's my answer. Yes. And sometimes when a relationship over one person, whether it be the man or the woman, is just looking for any reason to get the shit off and get out of here. It's easier said than done, but somebody hit the door. Awesome. They got the job that she's been looking for a reason to let tap. Mm-hmm. I can't believe we are blaming the woman. I'm not blaming anyone. Who blamed the woman? Meaning that saying that she fucking somebody else. No, no, no, no, no. You mess with what I'm saying. That's what I heard both of my brothers say. I'm saying that. I heard the nigga from jail say that same thing. Nigga from jail. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, I said I'm not blaming her. It sounds like the relationship has been over for a minute in her eyes. Got it. Now, this happens, that little slip up, whatever, she's upset, said some things, but I'm not blaming her. It sounds like whatever caused the relationship to be over. I don't know what that was. That's right. But she was checked out before this, and it was news to him. When that incident happened and her reaction, that didn't come from a place of respect. Got you. Like it's said, once the respect is gone, what are we doing? Okay. How do you feel about this? I think y'all give the worst advice in the world, and I'm just muting up. 100%. A mascalation is called for cheating in a lot of instances. And man, I don't understand what y'all saying in here. When you're a mascalator man, he gonna step out. I'm a guy. True. That's not what y'all said. That's not what I'm saying. Not what y'all said. I'm not saying that she's emasculated him because she was checked out. That's what I'm saying. And I'm saying that, but even if, yes, I was, what was the one that said that the mascalation is real, but people argue and say things all the time. I don't say the point. It's something you don't... No, no, it's not true. They can say things all the time. I know where I stand with the same things. If you want the best results out of your husband, it's probably best to not emasculate your husband. And I think... True. True. I still don't... I'm not justifying his action, but that's what therapy is for for the communication to figure out what is triggering certain things. And clearly communication is void because I don't think she knew that he would respond that way or she wouldn't have did that. Maybe. I don't think that he knew that she would respond that way or he wouldn't have did that. They clearly have some conversations that just need to be had that are more important than the act of, "Hey, you cheated and this girl came to my house." That could come later. Yeah, I do agree with y'all, it's some shit bubbling and we need to address that. Once we address that, then we're armed enough to deal with some sensitive shit like the style in which you even cheated, which is why is this bitch with my house? Why is she having a family feel that and the family is encouraging her and urging her? It's because they love her and the girl showed up to the house with the kids that you're speaking about. Yeah. So that is one of the problems I have with him. Don't hold the kids in high regard. If you're going to hold the kids in high regard now, then hold the kids in high regard the whole time. That's a fact. So I'm with that. I think you got to give time, time in this instance where if the girl is showing up to the house, it's going to be a little second before she even hear what you're saying. Humans get in the self-preservation mode. You have proven to her that you're not for her and in her best interest. Lesson time go by, recommend therapy. If not, protect your assets. Allow the divorce to move forward and pray that you meet somebody. You both meet somebody. That better suits you moving forward. But I'm not with women emasculating men in a relationship and expecting them to stay there and be there themselves. I'm not with that. I don't think... See, that's where... I'm not agreeing with that either. I'm just saying, but I think that if you feel that said emasculation is your reasoning for stepping out of your relationship, then your relationship is over. You need to leave that alone. Oh, I disagree with that. And that contradicts the earlier point we made when talking about the Christian, I mean, the man saying, Ashley, she... If you emasculating me and I want to go feel like a man, then I'm going to go out and do that and come back and present myself as a man in the house. True. I won't... I'm not saying that's the right thing to do. I agree with you. I agree with that. I agree with that. I've been here before. Where I'm in a relationship with somebody, and she's saying a whole bunch of shit that's making me saying, "Oh, you know what? If that's how you feel and you don't appreciate me, let me go somewhere where I can get it off and then come back and then move." I've been here before. I just... I haven't. I just... I just... I've been gay because my dick went limp one night. Yeah, I have. I've never been here. I'm not trying to be funny. I've never really been here. To where somebody was just emasculating me to the point where I felt like I'm going to go over here to seek refuge and you know what? I'm sorry, Mel. And sometimes when you emasculated like that, you don't have to go seek nothing. You just emasculated outside now. So how you receive shit could be different. It's different than how you feel. I like your sweater. You're like, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly." Something simple like that. Like compliment. Wow. That felt good. Now your wife's going to say, "I'll wipe you that bitch going, he's complimenting you what you're doing." Well, it feels good and what you're doing don't feel good. But if I felt good, then her company would have been a pound. Hey, thanks. Good looking. And I'm out. What's new's name? Curly. What is his name? Curly. Curly. Curly. Curly. I hope that somebody up here was able to help you. I do give her some time. Give her some time. Especially you did the wrong doing. You did the cheating girl showed up to the house. What it sounds like by her behavior is the girl that showed up to the house wasn't acute as either. It sounded that way. Yo. What an actual question. You're my man. You went to we 50 minutes and I'll talk to you. No, I got to get that too. But no, I talk to you. No, I want to hear. I talk to you about a Patreon. I talk about a Patreon. I talk about a Patreon. I don't want to hear it. I'm going to ask you a question because I see a little bit of contradictory from you because I've heard you a long time ago in the beginning when I first came up here as when you get into argument, you say things, you may say things to make the woman feel away, but you've also found a way to get out of it or say, "This is what you mad about. I've heard you say that before." So I'm confused that if she says something to him, why is it double standards? Why is it like we say things? I'm pretty sure you said things to your girl. I said things to my wife that we didn't mean in that moment and we hope that they don't go and take that and leave. That's the conversation. Ice and I have where he said words mean things. But I've heard you particularly say that when I get mad or I say things, "Now, I'm just in that moment, I'm mad at you." I never said that. I don't know what you're talking about. You said something similar to that before. I would need to hear exactly what I said. I didn't say that. I didn't say that. I don't get mad and just have vomit in the mouth. I don't do that. You didn't say before that you cursed somebody out before and when you cursed somebody, I was unnecessarily over. In a relationship, talk about relationship, a woman that you deal with. Have you ever cursed out and said things that you didn't mean to say? 100%. Okay. So it's happened before. Okay. So did it give her a right to leave? But did you feel like that was enough for her to leave? Justification. Justification to break you guys up. Well, clearly no, right? If I'm fucking if we in our fight bag, no, not if it's one of the fights where you ain't expecting somebody to leave. But if I make her feel away, like if I said something that was nuts with no course correction and she goes to fucking get in the self-preservation mode for feel her own needs, then what I'm going to say? You respected. I got it. Okay. I can't talk to you like a piece of shit and be mad when you don't stick by my side. Like that's some manipulative control and I'm not with that. Got it. I'm with freedom of choice. So you want to stick around? Don't speak to us. Treat it like you want to stick around. You want to stick around? Don't fuck that girl that you would have fucked. You want to stick around? Don't give the girl that you fucking on the side your address to pop up at your house. I don't, it's mad. He made a whole bunch of mistakes. You know what I'm saying? It was his first cheat. That's how I know the girl was ugly. You sound like it was his first time at the bar up the street at the pub. Your first time at the pub could get tricky, nigga. You better learn how to dodge some pussy. Hope we was able to help you, buddy. Yeah. That's a lot. Burn. What else we got? This important, unimportant. I don't feel like anything today important. It was able to help you, buddy. How you say that often? You're dumbass out the bar. Fucking with the ugly bitches, Curly. Yeah. You want to clap it up for maturity? Help you, my buddy. Oh. Oh, sure. Who's mature? Who's being mature? It's the soldier boy. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? I'm not clapping it up for fucking soldier boy. Fuck soldier boy. I'm just. I wish I would clap it up for soldier boy. I just met Jim. I'm why not with none of that mom shit. He did. That's a point. I made the nigga change last fucking back. I'm walking back. Covered. Don't do that. This is black, black excellence or white excellence. Don't go put somebody up there after they're in hell, no. I'm not clapping shit up for that nigga. He need help. Well, he said that. That's what he said. Go get it, nigga. He said he's going to get it. Oh, great. Clap it up for that. Okay. So. Fucking soldier. I'm sick of these niggas. I am. And then went right on. Listen, 21 is going to see him at some point. I ain't got it. I ain't even out of address this no more. 21 is going to see soldier boy and have a talk or not talk with him. And that's that. I ain't. Please. It's a body. Shit about somebody dead mom. That was his name. His nasty. Fucking clowns. Good girls. Fucking idiots. No matter what it's over, we can't say certain shit, bro. Anything else? Nah. Anything else? Legendary four. Axe age. He's taking anybody down with him. That's my bad. Hey, I save him for patreon. Or not my man. Don't try to give me a try. What? I'm phony nigga. I'm not your man. Just that fast. Joe button is back. Number one. I tried. I tried to give it to Axe. It's like a two-second. It's like a two-second. You're hitting my man. No, you got to get about the heat. You got to get about that heat, it's my guy. Also the same way I let y'all know that all of the soul tapes are available on DSPs and available for purchase. The same is true for 616 in LA, round of applause. Is it true? It is on, yeah. I bought it. It's out. It's in your phone available for purchase and on DSPs. So. I don't know if that's official release though. I do want to say that because it's not on DSPs. It's not coming up under Kendrick Lamar under exclusive license to Interscope Records. Oh, okay. Maybe I won't. Oh, wait. That's his. Slow down, slow down, slow down. I don't think so. That was the wrong thing. 616 in LA. Oh, yeah, you're right. Yeah, I think so. That's like the soul tape shit. I looked at that. It says, copyright 2013, the Goonies, and nothing of fabs ever said that. Yeah. I looked at it the second it dropped. I don't know how long it's going to be up there because this don't look like official nothing fabs shit ever said nothing about no Goonies. But that's the copy. Let me stop. I might be shouting out the bootleggers. I think you are. They got. I mean, it's been up for a minute. They got to get money too though. Normally, when that happened, the shit come back down real quick. They spent up for me. The bootleggers got to get some money, man. Come on. Summertime. Summertime out. All right, I don't have nothing else. I know. I'm done. I'm good. All right. I'm getting into Maxo Creme, Paul Wall, Nascent, and BJ the Chicago Kid. It's record time. They did it. They did it. It's record. It's called spending these blocks. I know the lights may be beautiful, but please be careful. They may be like, "Yo, when life ain't so mutual, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. I know the lights may be beautiful, but please be careful, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh." I know the lights may be beautiful, but please be careful, ooh, ooh, ooh. I know the lights may be beautiful, but please be careful, ooh, ooh. They may be beautiful, but please be careful. They may be like, "Yo, when life ain't so mutual, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh." The vibes are waiting. There's a crime. There's a crime. You're spending these blocks. I know the lights may be beautiful, but please be careful. They may be like, "Yo, when life ain't so mutual, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh." I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm just feeling these blocks, I'm ♪ He's accused my my business like I'm posted to you ♪ ♪ When this house no one's here to see me coming ♪ ♪ But trust me you gon' hit me way before you see me coming ♪ ♪ Running with a pack, but tonight I'm don't know ♪ ♪ The fastest way to get there is to get a slow mo ♪ ♪ Take a photo beside a diamond's flashing on me ♪ ♪ They go to one time but this time they passing on me ♪ ♪ Smiling, perfect timing how I do this running ♪ ♪ Be on the comprehension of the blues minding ♪ ♪ I'm making memories feel it, it's ain't no content ♪ ♪ If you ain't talkin' good business you talkin' nonsense ♪ ♪ Me and I think we got the blueprint ♪ ♪ Might call my rules so you can keep the two cents ♪ ♪ Feeling these blocks, I've gone ♪ ♪ Feeling these blocks, I've gone ♪ ♪ I'm just feeling these blocks, I've gone ♪ ♪ I'm just feeling these blocks, I've gone ♪ ♪ Brand new music, niacin, beatin' a Chicago kid ♪ ♪ Pull, whoa, man, so great friend of the show ♪ ♪ Reckon' it's called spinning these blocks in your phone ♪ ♪ And on DSPs ♪ ♪ Right this second ♪ ♪ G.B. alumni ♪ ♪ You're a musical alumni ♪ ♪ It's Lewis album's fire, it's album's fire ♪ - That shit was all right, right there, bro. Going to the Bronx. A boogie dropped this new album. He don't fuckin' miss, bro. I don't even have, if you know, you know. - We ain't girl, we put it out now. - Bam, he put a, no, put an EP in the album out. I got a lot of shit to get on my chest. You already knew what that was gonna be. This record is called "Need You Around" features Friday. (upbeat music) ♪ I want you now ♪ ♪ Maybe I should go my way ♪ ♪ You around ♪ ♪ You look like my eyes stay ♪ ♪ I'm gonna be the door ♪ ♪ I'm gonna be the door ♪ ♪ 'Cause it's ♪ ♪ And I'll stay close ♪ ♪ You'll be the door ♪ ♪ It's a rain time ♪ ♪ Oh, yeah, my way ♪ ♪ Little guinea boy like my space ♪ ♪ Already knew she wasn't right ♪ ♪ We go up in cars ♪ ♪ We go up all the scars on the rock of a river jewelry ♪ ♪ I never closed my eyes ♪ ♪ Pull it in on full knee ♪ ♪ I'm with my bros, my guys ♪ ♪ But you always think I'm peeing ♪ ♪ I won't leave you ♪ ♪ If I know these hoses for the streets ♪ ♪ 'Cause they're fur on a chrome heart ♪ ♪ That can cover me ♪ ♪ Honey cover my eyes ♪ ♪ So I can see anything ♪ ♪ You want control at a time ♪ ♪ You can't put me on a knee ♪ ♪ I'm from the side of the Bronx ♪ ♪ Better turn into a dream ♪ ♪ I don't say no phone call fake ♪ ♪ When I'm with you ♪ ♪ You get whatever you want ♪ ♪ You keep our business up the street ♪ ♪ I got that e-beric in bed that you want to see your purse ♪ ♪ And cut this way ♪ ♪ 'Cause I'm missing when I just want you to sweep me ♪ ♪ I want you down ♪ ♪ Baby, won't you come by ♪ ♪ You around ♪ ♪ You look like a guy standing up ♪ ♪ I want you to keep it up ♪ ♪ I want you to keep it up ♪ ♪ So now I'll say yours ♪ ♪ You don't know what you're gonna do ♪ ♪ You know what you're gonna do ♪ ♪ I'll say yours ♪ ♪ You know what you're gonna do ♪ ♪ I'm from the 42 Army dorm ♪ ♪ Shit that I can't explain ♪ I'm an alien, boy, I'm a 50 and both, baby, I'm too many, exotic to bulletproof, so we don't pay I'm a fly to an island, just me and my own, yeah, and my boys be like girls, I'm girls, so bring friends Girls, girls, girls, I'm a player, but you're not known, it's paper 'cause I would love to date you, I'll add you when I get off top And you know you can come by, you know you can come by You know you can come by when I say, I want you down, baby, I want you to come by Leave you around, you look like I say, I wanna be the door for you, baby, I say yours, you don't want me to be mine And I record his knee, draw around, a boogie featuring Friday off of his brand new album Better Off Alone in your phones and on DSPs right now Alright, I'm gonna play some new old music, this is Rockin's monster from Hell to Sculpting with Ron Brows, I had no idea his album came out, it's like 2022? Really, I'm gonna get that, it's hard, it's hard, it's hard, this is flamboyant You say rock, I'm good, yup Brown, we got another one Let's play some more, I'm gonna play some more Rockin's monster from Hell to Sculpting with Ron Brows My gun, game, flamboyant, that's a problem, let's get to the nuclear, game on, game on Since when black thugs make guns, you can't call it, you gotta protect my family The land where they flam on this bitch, my back hurt, ain't no time for no damn broken You go to the dock, but they ain't got no damn instrument, so I'm gone And shit, even the ambulance, of course, yeah Literally can't afford to be taken up and lost, so what can I say? My gun, game, flamoyant, don't give a wicky, wicky, shit, sticky like jam on it Got a shelf full of text and I wonder if I'm jam on it I loan you one, but son, if people in the jam, own it, that's your shit Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Hold it, poke, hold it, don't get to talk in the old kind of whole shit I understand what I'm trying to say, how you fulfilling me Big ish Love the healthiest count there That's the recipe straw price always I'm going to T-Pain, got a new single out called "On This Hill" Let's hear it Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm Mmmmmm You knew your eyes are there? Hogs keep broken words on Saturdays And maybe it's Friday night And I'll be on its own at 70s But for what's in my life this morning mind And it's been a long, long time since I Had to be this guy So apologies ain't enough And I won't know more life this time So promise me this time You'll at least be a grown-up And admit that it's been you Mmmmmm Can't manipulate me this time I know that it's all because of you Mmmmmm Don't even try to change my mind I'm telling you I'll die all this hill You can talk me up delay Tonight's gonna like you and my head Maybe I'll do I love you still I am not the one who needs to be saved So tell 'em I'm coming deep my grave I'm telling you I'm telling you I'm telling you I am not the one who needs to be saved Maybe you knew when it ain't right I don't wanna hear one word that's empty Tonight's the night I finally turned off It gets a lie Girl, it's been a long, long time It's a long, long time I got it's always on time And my heart is on the line But that's what happens when the blind leave the blind And maybe it's all because of you Mmmmmm Can't manipulate me anymore I know that it's all because of you Oh baby, yeah Don't even try to change my mind I'm telling you I'll die all this hill Oh baby, baby, you can talk me up delay Tonight's just gotta like you and my head Tell me I'll do I love you still Don't let me say that I'm the one who needs to be saved You stay on everything, my grave, right here Right here on top of this hill Oh oh That's T-Pain on this hill? That was hard Yeah, like that's supposed to be like a... I was joking when I got, I said, "Was it some gospel shit?" But then I'm like, "Wait, this shit got kinda hard." I don't know where Paul is. Sounds like they got one of them soulful country singers out of here That should be a fucking... No, the bazillion... bazillion streams on I think it's T-Pain, y'all. It don't matter what he sing about Or what he make, anything sound good, y'all That should be harder if somebody played it That was willing to go down the hill Yo What? Go ahead That was a great song selection-ish Um, okay Oh, she loves the song She's strong She loves the song Hey, what you doing there? Hey, you playin? Hey, you know what that mean, buddy Now go ahead, no-oh, let's get you on She's like, "That was a nice little selection" No! Hey, that was a cool song She called you sing a bit shaky She's really a great song Nah, nah, you ain't gonna put the actions on your ass That was so good First, you guys, you smoke that until me You have me, man Alright, we'll smoke that until it was my turn You killed whoever was before you No Anyways, okay, mine was- You can't look cool with your little gremlin Jordans, nigga I'm not trying to look cool Did you say good cool? Well, I'm trying to look cool, tell me 'Cause you like looking cool Yo, stay out to spaces, you're 44 Never Never, you keep saying that I wanna let you know that, no, no And all of y'all do it There ain't no fucking thing y'all Be reading around, looking around Please, shut up, nigga You say so Oh, please, man I don't block 'em either I let 'em get their shit off That's you Me and you different You don't gotta do the face Oh, ain't that different? Very much so We're less different than we all like I disagree Well Mel? Okay, my song is called "Stranger" by Hailey Knox Got you outta here, and ended up Ended up Oh, and he had a wee shot, too? 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We're my foe You might know this, you know We're my... You don't know this Sorry That's funny That's funny, dog That's funny, and you left-handed And you left-handed, and you left-handed That's why this little turkey That's why this little turkey That's why you got the little shit Fuck out of here Hey, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait I'm gonna go down to my desire, wait Okay What's that? Don't look it Oh, shit I don't know Yo, desire is my difference What's your desire? I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry, I didn't mean that Two-fifteen? Yo, she just clapped with like Bob That's 218 All right Without the Joe's MP Oh, man Without the Joe's MP All right, I'm taking the ending of this pod Off of the Serato 'Cause I don't have this song in here and I'm meant to buy it I'm ending with Jermaine Jackson Because Number one, I just tweeted the other day Part of being adult Part of being an adult is realizing that Jermaine Jackson had slaps Huh? He did, though Three? No, more than three Mm-hmm And I'm playing a song I wanted to highlight this song Because Why the hell would you let your brother get on this song? No, this is bad I know he smacked the shit out of Mike After this Oh, I'm gonna hit the song I like this song Yeah, what's up? And I like it with Jermaine Mm-hmm But With that nigga Mike did on the second verse of this Let me get to outro while Jermaine is going Yo, uh... [laughter] Keep us in your prayers Lord knows we need to beat it until the next time We bid you a do farewell Idio, Sereva Durchi, Ostelevista, Arvois, so long Goodbye Remember that life is a series of moments And moments pass And nah Look, you can just shit off, let's go Jermaine [music] This is how the song should go Until Michael comes on Doing that shit Whatever I was saying Arvois, bla bla bla bla bla bla The baddies are insecure And the stagnant women wanna travel The clothes minded, women want you to teach them things Grab you a IV broken, you might need it And until the next time Everybody enjoy their weekend We will be back same time, same place Next weekend Any fun weekend plans Anybody, anybody, anybody No No, I'm not real Going up stage Got it, going up stage Okay Remember Oh no Thursday, we're going to work Yeah Thursday, we're going to work Michael Oh [music] Yo [music] He's biting his nigga [laughs] [music] Oh yeah, it's out I'm gonna do that I wanna know that he ain't done [music] [laughs] [music] Oh shit [music] [music] This sound like Thriller Park School [laughs] [music] [music] Hey [music] Even the ad libs sound different [music] [music] [music] [music] Hey, wait, wait [music] Hey, wait, wait Hey, wait, wait You wanna do this? [music] Hey, wait, wait You wanna do this? [music] Hey, wait, wait You wanna do this? [music] Hey, wait, wait You wanna do this? [music] You wanna do this? [music] I'm gonna feature [music] You may you better not say another word is working. I'm cutting off Hey Mike coming back on your hola y'all need a jimmy He was too good Mike Yeah, I think that's so fucked up the duty of brother who's trying to come out with a hit I Helped you come out with it. No, no, you didn't know you didn't rest of my life You ruined my entire life now. You got all these eyes on my record to hear what you did to me you ruined Reba's life A couple of the man's slaps, but Mike Reba. We might just might rip ready Reba Reba Reba Oh, man, Mike y'all are down there. Everybody have a good weekend That's our shame, but I would have went so down. Let me go get Joe Jackson All right, we out here, man Good day. Good. Bye good energy. Everybody stay safe I want to see y'all back here next week, man. The worst. I guess I Holy shit, you mean and that's back in the full Nelson day You thought my people to niggie that nigga wedgie (laughing) (yelling) (humming) (singing) (singing) (singing) (singing) (singing) (dramatic music)
