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Speaker 2: Gary has the tea and the color the other day Gary,
Speaker 2: good morning, Happy Friday, loomis.
Speaker 1: Good morning, riding, Good morning in America. The one of
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Speaker 3: It's Friday, a beautiful and here's what's happening in celebrity news, y'all,
Speaker 3: Jamie Foxx.
Speaker 1: This is so touching out it's being reporting, y'all.
Speaker 3: Jamie Foxx and his expected girlfriend is Alsie Huckstep y'all
Speaker 3: are feeding in some quantity day night date downtime, y'all
Speaker 3: during a baby.
Speaker 1: D the call now they're saying, y'all.
Speaker 3: At the fifty eight year old Oscar Winner and Huckspet,
Speaker 3: y'all were spinding honey stepping out for a low key
Speaker 3: dinner at the upscale seafood hot spot Crustasians.
Speaker 1: In Beverly Hills.
Speaker 3: Now, following their millisenter, the cover of y'all was captured
Speaker 3: waiting by the LA in a sleep complimentary sleep street
Speaker 3: style ensemble. Now, Jamie, i'd say, kept his classes look
Speaker 3: and relaxed and a fitted black t shirt, matchy black
Speaker 3: trousers and a woven straw door. Meanwhile, missus Alsie y'all
Speaker 3: probably showcase her blossoming baby bump and a body called y'all,
Speaker 3: sleepless black Maxie dress. Oh she looks amazing, y'all.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Now they say that the romantic out
Speaker 1: of hundred fouls.
Speaker 3: The news breaking that the couple is this facing their
Speaker 3: first child together. Wow, this will mark Alsie's first time
Speaker 3: stepping into mother. They say it will be baby number
Speaker 3: three for mister Jamie Fox.
Speaker 1: Y'all, they had a beautiful thing, y'all.
Speaker 3: Himn it's a beautiful European woman stepping out honey at
Speaker 3: nice Crustacean in Beverly Hills, and she's about to give
Speaker 3: birth to a baby, and he's about to have his
Speaker 3: third child.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be her first one. I understand these people.
Speaker 1: How would you know?
Speaker 3: Because first of all, my thing is this, I mean, Jamie,
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody got typed. You should definitely have your
Speaker 3: type and stuffing, what have you and what's and so
Speaker 3: on and so forth. Though, But I mean this woman under
Speaker 3: now she's carrying her baby for mister Fox, a multi millionaire,
Speaker 3: and this is his her non African American child, and
Speaker 3: they look amazing together and how they say they stepped
Speaker 3: out at the restaurant.
Speaker 1: He had on this and she had on that. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, come on, who cares? Hell? Who cares? And
Speaker 1: she glowing and all.
Speaker 3: Of us to her when he was dating a dog
Speaker 3: on African American. Ain't nobody saying about her glowing. But
Speaker 3: she gets to glow, y'all, so could graduation? Graduation, congratulations
Speaker 3: to her and the baby glow. And you know, even
Speaker 3: though I do watch Jamie Fox Shaw, I love that show,
Speaker 3: Honey that comes on the other night, Honey. But anyway,
Speaker 3: I'm confused because I'm trying not. I'm just gonna let
Speaker 3: it go, Honey, moved on when I'm a celebrity, do y'all?
Speaker 3: Pot poos? Y'all are pat poos? He filed for the boy,
Speaker 3: y'all because they say he is serious about Clarissa Shills,
Speaker 3: according to you know, the boxing champion. Now they say
Speaker 3: she'll defended their relationship during the interview recent with the
Speaker 3: Atlanta Radio Honey, after she was asked how much longer
Speaker 3: is she.
Speaker 1: Planning to date somebody's husband?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, well, they say, well baby, She'll be
Speaker 3: replied before the interview finished the question. She said, cause
Speaker 3: that's not somebody's husband. First of all, she said, Pot
Speaker 3: Poops filed for the boss. Now she'll say that, honey.
Speaker 3: She rejected the scripture because Pat Poos, y'all has taken
Speaker 3: a legal step, y'all to end his marriage to miss
Speaker 3: read me mark, she said. Quote y'all hate to say
Speaker 3: that word, she said, but it's the word, honey, that's
Speaker 3: out there. She said, he filed for the boss because
Speaker 3: he's serious about me. So I'm not hunting with somebody's husband. Unquote.
Speaker 3: I like Patpoos and Clarissa. I ran some in the
Speaker 3: airport and stuff and talk to him, and they seem
Speaker 3: to be a nice couple and supper. Why poor people?
Speaker 3: Somebody do that to clif that woman is a single
Speaker 3: woman and a legend he's a single man, and what happened? So,
Speaker 3: I mean they they single people and they both in love,
Speaker 3: and she's about to have a fight I'm soon, honey.
Speaker 3: So they need to leave them alone and let them
Speaker 3: live their lives.
Speaker 1: Brad, what you know about it?
Speaker 4: Yep, I'm just happy. Yeah, you know, love love. You know,
Speaker 4: they found love and ended relationship that probably was not
Speaker 4: good for them or they didn't like the relationship they
Speaker 4: was in, and sometimes you just have to move on
Speaker 4: until you find what's a good fit for you.
Speaker 2: You only have one light to live, Like the soap
Speaker 2: I was said, one life to live because you don't
Speaker 2: want to end up in general hospital. And then with
Speaker 2: all these children.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, yeah, another one, these babies at the edge
Speaker 1: of the night, give you the other one. You only
Speaker 1: got one light to live.
Speaker 3: Because you're doing what you gotta go as the world
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Speaker 1: Did you see that post people of talk? Here's what's
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Speaker 2: Shall All right, y'all on this guess they're dropping classic
Speaker 2: for decades and gave us timeless anthems like blow to whistle,
Speaker 2: again on I'm a player in so many more. He
Speaker 2: is a legend from the West Coast of storyteller and entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: Y'all please working in the one and on the too
Speaker 2: short in the building.
Speaker 1: To show so he man, Hey man, happen to have
Speaker 1: you this morning. Thank you for coming. Yeah, Man, it's early, yes,
Speaker 1: says really, it's real early man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just for the wrong folks that people just driving
Speaker 2: to work right here. You got to be up earder
Speaker 2: to be fooling with us. And listen, you've been in
Speaker 2: hip hop for over four decades and your new album drop.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on that. Still doing it man, Yes, sir, tell
Speaker 1: us about the album.
Speaker 5: The album is one hundred percent completely produced by Little
Speaker 5: John and I usually don't say much after that. I'm
Speaker 5: just like, I got an album the Little jiant producer.
Speaker 1: Right, it's fin to kill the clubs.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's good energy, man, it really is, because
Speaker 5: if you've been watching John lately, he's in a really
Speaker 5: good space.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it comes out.
Speaker 5: Into music man. And even his son he just the
Speaker 5: son has passed away. Man, he was involved in the
Speaker 5: album too. So it's it's dope.
Speaker 6: Loved that so yeah, Little John and is a late
Speaker 6: sun Slade produced the record Drinking Smoke, your new single,
Speaker 6: and I absolutely love it. It's got Forty and Tiger
Speaker 6: on it. That thing go crazy. How was it in
Speaker 6: the studio with Forty? Will you worked with Forty all
Speaker 6: the time? About Tiger?
Speaker 5: Everybody's just you know, at a professional stage, like you know,
Speaker 5: absolutely when we youngsters and stuff were getting the session
Speaker 5: on this up the ogs, man, it was just it's done,
Speaker 5: and it's and it's everybody knows how to record themselves
Speaker 5: and what I need to be doing and how to
Speaker 5: put my ad libs and stack the vocals or whatever.
Speaker 1: You gotta do. So it's it's like it's like roller
Speaker 1: skating downhill. Okay, easy, all right.
Speaker 7: So former VP Kamala Harris said you are her favorite
Speaker 7: rapper alive. Just imagine the VP walking around the house,
Speaker 7: rocking around White House saying, what's.
Speaker 2: My favorite work?
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 7: So how did it feel when she handpicked you to
Speaker 7: interview her during her presidential special for BT.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, it's it's a lot of favoritism in
Speaker 5: there because she is from the Bay Area, Oakland, California,
Speaker 5: and I think it runs a little deeper than blow
Speaker 5: the whistle. It goes all the way back to like
Speaker 5: she told me when she was a freshman at college,
Speaker 5: she popped up at college with what a too short tape?
Speaker 1: That's right, that's what's up.
Speaker 5: So that like you know that that runs a little deeper, man.
Speaker 5: So so just you know, just to show that hometown love.
Speaker 5: We got it. We got a little fraternity out there.
Speaker 5: It's called Oakland. Yeah, people don't know.
Speaker 1: You know, Chicago got there, Yeah they do. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Everywhere where are you from? You in New York or
Speaker 5: y'all got y'all little NYC mob, you know?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Right, so us Bay area folks, we we kind of
Speaker 5: like a you know, we keep it together.
Speaker 1: So not too blow the whistle. Just hit his twentieth anniversary.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, come back to blow the whistle when they
Speaker 3: see how many people just go.
Speaker 2: How do they react to it when you do it
Speaker 2: on stage?
Speaker 5: But it's still it still goes up, man, And I
Speaker 5: hear it every night I go out wherever I'm at,
Speaker 5: they play it. But the funniest thing is probably like
Speaker 5: the grocery store, I'll be on seven and somebody on
Speaker 5: our eight going, what's my favorite word. I don't even
Speaker 5: see them, I just hear them.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Okay, that's dope.
Speaker 2: Dope.
Speaker 6: We'll show hip hop turns fifty three this year and
Speaker 6: you're the only artist to ever work with Biggie Pop
Speaker 6: and jay Z. Would you say about working with such
Speaker 6: iconic legends and do you have any personal little stories
Speaker 6: you could share with us?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I gotta say this though, because people
Speaker 5: were like, They're like, oh man, that's a big feat.
Speaker 5: But you gotta remember I was on before a lot
Speaker 5: of people. So when I get a call from jay
Speaker 5: Z saying I want you on a song, I probably
Speaker 5: had three full platinum albums before he even got rolling,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: So I call myself the big homie.
Speaker 5: I'm the big homie, and the honor in that is
Speaker 5: that they called me.
Speaker 1: And that's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 5: That's like, you know, I was doing a lot back
Speaker 5: in the day, you know, keeping it active. Platinum, platinum, platinum, platinum.
Speaker 5: I did like six platinum albums in a row, and
Speaker 5: another four gold albums around that, and a lot of features,
Speaker 5: a lot of features. But I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 1: Remember we used to go to the Outcast picnic and
Speaker 1: that was a big deal every year, big big event.
Speaker 5: And this dude was sitting in a limo and he
Speaker 5: flagged me over and he said that, he said, you know,
Speaker 5: like New York is talking like your kid.
Speaker 1: You got a lot of love in Brooklyn, your son,
Speaker 1: you know like that. And I was just like, what's up?
Speaker 1: Left it at that? A little time go by.
Speaker 5: I'm on the tour bus after the show smoking with Biggie.
Speaker 5: We were kicking it, we we pow wow, and he's like, man,
Speaker 5: you remember that time and limo.
Speaker 1: He was like, man, that was me And like what.
Speaker 5: Because he was on the he was on the upward trajectory,
Speaker 5: but he wasn't.
Speaker 1: I didn't know his face yet, but you know yet.
Speaker 5: But those moments, like you know, you could probably like
Speaker 5: you you you on and somebody else trying to get
Speaker 5: on and you treat him like trash in that moment
Speaker 5: could have been a whole different thing.
Speaker 1: But I you know, showed the brother love back and.
Speaker 5: Next thing, you know, I'm on two three songs and
Speaker 5: Biggie and it's legendary.
Speaker 1: So so you know that's how it worked. Careful how
Speaker 1: you treat people.
Speaker 5: You got you gotta you gotta keep that humble. You
Speaker 5: want that longevity, you gotta stay humble.
Speaker 1: That's right, That's what we tell you all the time.
Speaker 3: You just sit down with your youngest self just before Honey,
Speaker 3: your first album drop.
Speaker 1: What's one piece of advice you'll give yourself.
Speaker 5: I've often thought about that, and I think I really
Speaker 5: feel like you gotta go through.
Speaker 1: It, man, like you can't. There's no cheat code.
Speaker 5: If you go back and cheat and tell yourself all
Speaker 5: this stuff the right stuff.
Speaker 1: To do, then you're not gonna live and learn.
Speaker 5: You're not gonna amen, You're not gonna have fun being
Speaker 5: young and dumb and get it get it together later on.
Speaker 5: I'm just glad it happened the way it happened. I
Speaker 5: feel like I think that all of us would probably
Speaker 5: say the same thing and go back and tell ourselves
Speaker 5: how to handle the money better.
Speaker 1: Okay, Morning Show We Got to be You had a
Speaker 1: question recently on the show.
Speaker 7: We were talking about the lyrics to Young Miami's song
Speaker 7: Spin that it's it's basically the summer song. You know
Speaker 7: the song and summer, but a lot of people are
Speaker 7: complaining about the lyrics, and we would know, who do
Speaker 7: you feel is most responsible when it comes to the
Speaker 7: younger fans listening to music with thews the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Is it the artist, is the parents?
Speaker 7: Is it even a.
Speaker 1: Problem at all? Well? Is it a problem?
Speaker 5: I think the problem is hip hop is considered to
Speaker 5: be one genre. It's called hip hop, and it's just like, oh,
Speaker 5: that's rap. And the problem is we should have gave
Speaker 5: hip hop multiple subgenres a long time ago, and you
Speaker 5: should know that that song fits in the category with
Speaker 5: songs like that. You have really uplifting songs, you have
Speaker 5: gospel songs, you have dance songs, you have gangster songs.
Speaker 1: You have a.
Speaker 5: Gangster song is not the same thing as a cocaine song,
Speaker 5: Like it's a different era. So I think that falls
Speaker 5: in in the category of you could say that's scammer rap.
Speaker 5: There's a whole bunch of scammer songs out there, you got,
Speaker 5: you got whole rap, you got stripper rap, you got
Speaker 5: all this stuff. But you know, we we can't just
Speaker 5: collupt all this good music into one category and call
Speaker 5: it hip hop and say I like hip hop because
Speaker 5: there's so much of hip hop from day one, not true, not,
Speaker 5: and I know, mumble rapping none, it's so much hip
Speaker 5: hop I have never liked in my life, and it's
Speaker 5: so much that I love. And you can't tell me
Speaker 5: which one. You can't tell me which one to like,
Speaker 5: which one not to like, what is the best?
Speaker 1: What's not? I think it's just that's adult music.
Speaker 5: It has an adult subject and if you don't like it,
Speaker 5: it's music.
Speaker 1: You don't got to tell everybody else not to like it.
Speaker 1: Just don't like it. It's cool.
Speaker 5: I know too many kids, too many adults that said
Speaker 5: I was two years old in my diaper, in my
Speaker 5: mama's car, my daddy's car with loud woofers in the
Speaker 5: back bump in my two year old ears to death
Speaker 5: with dirty two short songs like I've been listening to
Speaker 5: this my whole life.
Speaker 1: So that's a parential thing.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: The parents who curse in front of their kids, uh,
Speaker 5: smoke weed in front of their kids. Come on, now,
Speaker 5: that's a lot going on out there as easy. I
Speaker 5: think it's I think it's all okay if that's how
Speaker 5: you run your house.
Speaker 6: On the outside of music show, what's something that you're
Speaker 6: passionate about the fans may not know.
Speaker 5: I just my my whole thing in life is being
Speaker 5: looking at people with potential and wanting them to know
Speaker 5: that you are great. You are really the one like
Speaker 5: a lot of people that I work with coming up,
Speaker 5: people like Little John. I'm like, I'm applying to the artists.
Speaker 5: He's up and coming. I'm like, dude, you're way better
Speaker 5: than me. Like like, I'm like trying to give people
Speaker 5: that I see these talented people, and you know, talented
Speaker 5: people have a major flaw of like really maximizing their
Speaker 5: talent sometimes because they're so into themselves. They're like, man,
Speaker 5: I'm a start, Like like, bro, if you don't focus
Speaker 5: and becoming but.
Speaker 2: None that sound real good? And why you don't say
Speaker 2: that to me? When they bowed my ass and Birmingham
Speaker 2: BC in nineteen ninety came to me, came to against
Speaker 2: the rap show in a suit.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: He was the only he was the only person in
Speaker 5: the building with a suit on man and everybody else
Speaker 5: is probably wearing all black.
Speaker 1: Of a sudden came in with a suit.
Speaker 5: I bet you did a million shows where you murdered
Speaker 5: the crowd, but that that's the one you remember though, Hey.
Speaker 1: That was my first show.
Speaker 2: He was him Ice Cuban, the Lynch Mob, the Jttle Ball,
Speaker 2: I went on stage with a suit on him with
Speaker 2: a comedy club bag.
Speaker 1: I didn't know any better, and then too short. I
Speaker 1: try to sugar he.
Speaker 2: Should he ain't gave me love, but he kind of
Speaker 2: like like, get away from me, man. I don't want
Speaker 2: to get booed either. It'sous. What would you do if
Speaker 2: you had to do over? I'll probably come up on
Speaker 2: stage dressed like y'all cussin, cussing out the crowd of
Speaker 2: roasting people. I should have roasted them, but I had
Speaker 2: jokes that I wanted to tell, Oh, man, oh, that
Speaker 2: was the funniest thing I know. I never.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I'm so short.
Speaker 7: A lot of hip hop icons are dropping new music,
Speaker 7: including you. What inspired you to drop this project now?
Speaker 7: And do you think the rappers of today are taking notes?
Speaker 5: Well, you know, my inspiration literally is not about making
Speaker 5: new music. It's just about making a statement that there
Speaker 5: is no age limit, there is no time frame that
Speaker 5: you got to get in and get out. It's this
Speaker 5: is really uncharted territory. Like you just said, hip hop
Speaker 5: is fifty three. We're doing a lot of first man
Speaker 5: and like this is a this is our first wave
Speaker 5: of senior citizen rappers. That are like, I mean, I'm
Speaker 5: literally like I got a seven year old daughter. But
Speaker 5: all the homies, the hip hop homies, they all got
Speaker 5: grandkids older than my kid.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: It's like it's it's that time in life. Snoop Doggie
Speaker 5: dog is a granddaddy.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Like we was talking about this last night. Kids.
Speaker 5: The kids are grown, man, and it's like, uh, you
Speaker 5: don't have to stop rapping, man, just because you got
Speaker 5: they call you papa on your day off. You could
Speaker 5: you can still keep going. Man, I'm about and I'm
Speaker 5: not just dropping one album. It's like it's like a
Speaker 5: four part series. Right, let's go and let's go. I'm
Speaker 5: doing it because because I can. There's no reason if
Speaker 5: there's no hit record, if there ain't if nobody ever
Speaker 5: comes in and go, Man, I like that album you're dropping.
Speaker 5: You said, I don't care. I'm on the studio. I
Speaker 5: ain't going to the rock and chair on the porch
Speaker 5: right and be like you know, boy, I used to
Speaker 5: be on stage. I'm not going. I'm not going there, man,
Speaker 5: I'm just I'm grandpa. Will be walking like a pill.
Speaker 1: Come on too.
Speaker 2: Short in the building, man, Thank you this morning for
Speaker 2: Jordans let everybody know how they can follow you.
Speaker 5: Hey, I jumped on the on the wagon early man.
Speaker 5: It said everything too short. I got it all locked down.
Speaker 1: Too short. T O O S H O r T.
Speaker 1: Y'all give it up a sug your love for the legendary.
Speaker 1: Too short.