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Speaker 4: Man, I want y'all to have your own chair. Man.
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Speaker 4: the middle. Motherfucker.
Speaker 1: First of all, you want to wish baby girl doing
Speaker 1: hope she's doing better, all.
Speaker 4: The prayers and all the love. You know, I'm a
Speaker 4: private kind of person, but my baby girl, she's like
Speaker 4: she's she's like me, So she wants the world to
Speaker 4: know what she's going through. And you know, that's what
Speaker 4: I love about her is that she's our own individual
Speaker 4: and she's got to follow on. The people who love
Speaker 4: her will support her like us. Yeah, exactly, So whatever
Speaker 4: she's going through, she loved to put it out there
Speaker 4: and let people know whatever she's going through out. I'm
Speaker 4: blessed have that from her, that she's not secretive and
Speaker 4: she's putting it out there because that's how you get help.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, absolutely we're playing for her, Wishing the best. Underdogs.
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Speaker 4: The Underdogs. I play a retired football player, All Star,
Speaker 4: Top five wide receiver of all time, like I would
Speaker 4: have been in real life, but shot back into reality
Speaker 4: catch a case, got to slide back to the hood,
Speaker 4: do some community service, and you know, thinking I'm taking
Speaker 4: the easy ride out. I see some kids, I'm like,
Speaker 4: let me just gonna coach these kids and take the
Speaker 4: easy route. But I end up learning a lesson I
Speaker 4: end up teaching. I end up finding my old community
Speaker 4: values that I've separated from, which happens when we become
Speaker 4: successful because we deal with the pressures of the hood.
Speaker 4: Expect so much from you when you make it, so
Speaker 4: we just run away from the hood. Character that I
Speaker 4: play is forced to go back to the hood, and
Speaker 4: when he goes back, he learns the most important lesson
Speaker 4: of his life is that family, community and always staying
Speaker 4: rooted is the most important thing. So he's not me.
Speaker 4: But I love the fact that I could play a
Speaker 4: character that was close but not close to me.
Speaker 1: This new generation the kids is talking slick. They talking
Speaker 1: slick to you on there.
Speaker 4: Say man, Matt, you got Matt, you got boys, you
Speaker 4: got a basketball team full of boys. You've been with
Speaker 4: him for a long time. They ain't just start talking
Speaker 4: like that, and it's swagger. It's not even the vulgarness
Speaker 4: of what used to be when we were kids. It's
Speaker 4: the swagger that comes with you know, you make a
Speaker 4: good move on the football field of the basketball court. Motherfucker. Yeah, Ni,
Speaker 4: that's not vulgar like. And people have to appreciate the
Speaker 4: fact that this new generation they expressed themselves a little
Speaker 4: bit differently than we did, and when we was young,
Speaker 4: they had a problem with the way we expressed ourselves.
Speaker 4: Don't forget that part when we was the youngsters, that
Speaker 4: they gave us the same flag that old men give
Speaker 4: these junctions. We need to let them be young.
Speaker 3: I respect to get.
Speaker 1: You said you wanted to find mister streams. The music
Speaker 1: business is fucked up. Owes you some money? Is there
Speaker 1: similar problems? I mean, obviously your game is transitioned not
Speaker 1: only to music now in television film. They find similar
Speaker 1: issues in streaming movies or is a little different.
Speaker 4: It's the same situation, but the strike has created a
Speaker 4: whole new pathway to it. But I feel like by
Speaker 4: it being streamed, there's a certain cutoff from what you
Speaker 4: can get box office. There's no limit to what they
Speaker 4: can do because a box office can go one hundred
Speaker 4: three hundred five hundred million a billion, but a stream Okay,
Speaker 4: I got you watch the motherfucker for eighteen billion hours?
Speaker 4: How much fucking money is that? And it's based on hours,
Speaker 4: it's based on things that you can't actually calculate, so definitely,
Speaker 4: But if you really think about it, more people are
Speaker 4: sitting at home watching movies in the convenience of their
Speaker 4: living room or wherever they are, then in the theaters
Speaker 4: until you put out a theatrical release that demands for
Speaker 4: everyone to go watch that motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Agree, explain us and our viewers just the streaming and
Speaker 1: why it's so messed up in music.
Speaker 4: But it's so messed up in music is because the
Speaker 4: era that I come from is physical. So we had
Speaker 4: cassettes CDs, right, So if a CD sold for ten
Speaker 4: ninety nine, the label would get six you would get
Speaker 4: a dollar or whatever. So if it's sold a million,
Speaker 4: you know you made a million dollars. Now streaming it's
Speaker 4: point zero zero zero, zero point whatever, half of a
Speaker 4: fucking penny to get per one thousand streams. So nigga
Speaker 4: get a million streams, you got thirteen thousand dollars. Damn.
Speaker 4: It's like it's not adding up, and it's like it's
Speaker 4: no physical component to it. Because I may stream three
Speaker 4: of stacked songs and not even hear his whole fucking album,
Speaker 4: but I streamed it a billion times. But is that
Speaker 4: any good for him when he goes to do a
Speaker 4: show and nobody knows those other seven songs and he's
Speaker 4: standing up there looking stupid as fuck, thinking he got
Speaker 4: a billion strings, but don't nobody know the mother songs.
Speaker 4: So it's a disconnect, you feel, I'm saying. So I'm
Speaker 4: trying to put the connect back into it as far
Speaker 4: as like, give me some asters. There's some artists like
Speaker 4: Larrussell hit me, Nephew said, uh, I know how to
Speaker 4: get the bag, holler at me. I'm like, yeah, I
Speaker 4: like that. Keep that. That's for the youngsters. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: get with you on that, but I need to find
Speaker 4: something for the oh g's like, yeah, they gonna get
Speaker 4: y'all the game, but they gonna push us to the side.
Speaker 4: You know how they do the vets yep, you know,
Speaker 4: we don't know nothing about right.
Speaker 3: It's good to see you talking about the best.
Speaker 2: It's good to see what they did for Facing and
Speaker 2: rock him down to Houston hip Hop fifty give him
Speaker 2: their cash and on and them.
Speaker 3: I think that was good for them.
Speaker 2: They both had some some health battles and they both
Speaker 2: came up out of it. So for what Hip Hop
Speaker 2: fifty did for their own I think that was beautiful.
Speaker 4: But you got to take care of yourn't know, Jack,
Speaker 4: you got to set an example. We do it privately.
Speaker 4: I've done it many years with so many artists that
Speaker 4: needed help, that needed physical and financial help. It's not
Speaker 4: a public thing for me. I'm not gonna say I
Speaker 4: helped him now, But when they did that publicly, that's
Speaker 4: what it's supposed to be. Because now the young generation respect
Speaker 4: your elders because you making all this money, not that
Speaker 4: you have to, but if you love this rapper and
Speaker 4: respect this rapper, you see he's down on his luck.
Speaker 4: He may need some money, but he has pride. He
Speaker 4: can't even ask you because he used to be you.
Speaker 4: But you have enough man, and you to say, uncle,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna throw you something. There's been many times where
Speaker 4: me and fifty cent together have called some of r
Speaker 4: OG's and put bags on him, and Og like, oh man,
Speaker 4: we ain't trying to hear that shit. We know you
Speaker 4: need hear nigga, that's what he gotta be. But that's
Speaker 4: who we are. That's who me and fifty is. I
Speaker 4: can't speak for everybody else, but if any og that
Speaker 4: me and him respect, it doesn't happened a couple of times.
Speaker 4: That's why I can bring his name up. I don't
Speaker 4: have to say the person or the people, but he
Speaker 4: feel like I feel if it's an og that needed,
Speaker 4: that's down, that don't know how to ask for it,
Speaker 4: you don't think twice I put it in, they're like, oh, fifty,
Speaker 4: just I'm like, damn, nigga beat me to it. Hold on,
Speaker 4: like you beat me to the donation. Po, nigga, hold on,
Speaker 4: we want to donate together.
Speaker 3: Yeah, goddamn right.
Speaker 1: We just had Big Boy not too long and he
Speaker 1: shared the story that is rolling, kind of rolling after
Speaker 1: the fact after we was laughing, but he said, you
Speaker 1: almost had a real accident with.
Speaker 4: This nigga tried to kill me. Explain what that's that,
Speaker 4: big boy? When he wasn't in shape?
Speaker 1: Big boy, real quick, did you see the story we
Speaker 1: had with the two guns underneath the stomach?
Speaker 4: No, had your guns up under his stomach? Finish your story.
Speaker 4: So this nigga, he been fucking with me for years.
Speaker 4: It's my love him to death. So I'm fucking with
Speaker 4: y'all talking about him like this, but I love him.
Speaker 4: This is my nigga, right, So he fucking with me
Speaker 4: every year, snoop my birthday. Man, I got a birthday.
Speaker 4: When is your birthday? Came? It's except old nigga, I
Speaker 4: coached football. I don't leave my kids, Nigga. I love
Speaker 4: you and your birthday, but fuck you, nigga. Them kids
Speaker 4: more important. So he just keep telling me it's his birthday.
Speaker 4: His birthday. So one year, his birthday fall on a
Speaker 4: day where it ain't no game and the football is
Speaker 4: on palls for this week, d we made it to
Speaker 4: the playoffs or something. I'm like, all right, nigga, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna do it for you, cuz send me that motherfucking
Speaker 4: He got a sprinter van and he was riding in,
Speaker 4: but it was like a handicap van that he is
Speaker 4: hooked up. Send me that motherfucking handicap van. You be
Speaker 4: riding in, nigga with the beat in the back boom.
Speaker 4: We at the house waiting. I got about fifteen homies
Speaker 4: with me. A van pull up. It ain't the one
Speaker 4: that he be in. It's a real nigga niggas in
Speaker 4: the window with the helmet on bus one of them.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you want to ride? So I'm like, fuck it,
Speaker 4: We're gonna get in cause let's roll. We jump in.
Speaker 4: Soon as we get in there, I'm like, I smell gas.
Speaker 4: I'm like real gas, nigga like Chevron like seventy six
Speaker 4: our car. So nigga, like, nigga, don't you dare blakee nigga.
Speaker 4: I said, nigga, don't nobody smoke nothing. I'm I'm smart nigga.
Speaker 4: I'm like, nigga, I smell gas. Nigga. No, don't nobody
Speaker 4: smoke nothing. I tell all of them, give me the lighters.
Speaker 4: Take all the lighters, put them in the bag, put
Speaker 4: them in the back. Boom. We ride, Nigga all while
Speaker 4: we ride, niggas doing all this nigga. But damn cause
Speaker 4: it's gas. Nigga woozy. We get to the motherfucking thing
Speaker 4: nigga and jump out. I don't even cuts big boy out.
Speaker 4: I just like, uh, look, smell the wool wipp It
Speaker 4: smell like gas.
Speaker 3: Cuh.
Speaker 4: He get up in there. He smelled. He like, yeah,
Speaker 4: do smell like gas. I'm gonna let you use my
Speaker 4: van on the way back. So I'm like cool, So
Speaker 4: we perform, jump in his van and go back. Nigga,
Speaker 4: the van we was in that motherfucker blew up. Oh man,
Speaker 4: it blew up. Nigga. When we got out, like twenty
Speaker 4: minutes after my house was like an hour and twenty
Speaker 4: min it so, Nigga, we'd have been in the back
Speaker 4: blowing up, and this Nigga said, I'm sorry and motherfucker
Speaker 4: blue all the way up. Nigga, I'm not playing. He
Speaker 4: got footage of. But Nigga's on full fire, Nigga, like
Speaker 4: like nobody was getting out of that. It was a
Speaker 4: handicap you know, the handicap bag, extra locks and everything. Thanks,
Speaker 4: big boy. I love you.
Speaker 2: Cut If Jenny Buss calls you right now and say snoop,
Speaker 2: give me your honest opinion on this opinion of the
Speaker 2: Lakers right now. I don't want you to cut back.
Speaker 2: Don't hold nothing back. Give me your honest opinion. What
Speaker 2: I need to do. What would you tell.
Speaker 4: Him, Jenny? You know the cameras right here, you.
Speaker 1: Can talk like.
Speaker 4: Jenny, this is gonna hurt me more than it hurt you.
Speaker 4: We gonna have to move some furniture. We have to
Speaker 4: move some furniture real fast, some big pieces of furniture,
Speaker 4: if you know what I mean. We need to move
Speaker 4: some furniture around and put some dogs on the court,
Speaker 4: because anytime a young team comes to town, we freeze up.
Speaker 4: We can handle the old dogs and the could have
Speaker 4: water shut us. But when them young goons come to town.
Speaker 4: Before that, little nigga, John Moran got hurt, God damn
Speaker 4: who he came back with a vengeance. And now you
Speaker 4: got them young goons in the league. Come on, Jenny,
Speaker 4: think about it. What are we built on. Get us
Speaker 4: some young guns out there. Old dog, you're doing your thing.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna give yours cud doing this thing. Other niggas.
Speaker 4: That nigga that look like me, he'd be hitting sometimes
Speaker 4: and he be missing sometimes. You know that nigga. I'll
Speaker 4: be talking about twelve. Yeah, that nigga. You can't be
Speaker 4: looking like Snoop Dogg nigga. Nothing making it, nigga. Jenny,
Speaker 4: move some furniture around.
Speaker 3: Love you, Jenny, Love you. Hey.
Speaker 2: We see that you deliver recruiting to death row and
Speaker 2: gave Steph a death row chain.
Speaker 4: Had to to. That's that's the greatest to ever do it. Man,
Speaker 4: Come on, man, Steph. What I love about Steph not
Speaker 4: what he does on the court, but what he does
Speaker 4: off the court. He hit me before they won the
Speaker 4: ship in the season, it was like, I got this
Speaker 4: basketball thing I do in the Bay, build a court,
Speaker 4: come to the community. I want to do it with
Speaker 4: you in your city. I'm like, Damn, that's dope that
Speaker 4: you even thought about me like that. So I'm like,
Speaker 4: only park in my hood. While all the people grew
Speaker 4: up at his King Park, tough environment, et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 4: Steph Curry pulls up, Hello, shows up, shows out information
Speaker 4: to the kids, share stories of how his struggle is
Speaker 4: and why he created this, chopping it up with me.
Speaker 4: Then he gave me the game on how he beat
Speaker 4: the Celtics. That was Gangston telling me how they was
Speaker 4: young and they wasn't ready and how certain things that
Speaker 4: they did and how they just I'm a coach too,
Speaker 4: so I like hearing all of this mental breakdown how
Speaker 4: he went out there and did that and how they
Speaker 4: won that ship. And then when he said something to
Speaker 4: me about legacy, I had to give him a change
Speaker 4: because it felt like he and his legacy and me
Speaker 4: and my legacy together is something that my hood needed
Speaker 4: to see. The need to see two great people that
Speaker 4: made it come back and be touchable.
Speaker 2: Come on, Man, being touchable means so much the kids
Speaker 2: in our neighborhood.
Speaker 4: Man that nigga was there before me. Man stuff pulled up,
Speaker 4: Man in the city, Man in the on the east side,
Speaker 4: Man King Park. What the greats have walked?
Speaker 2: That's on the Clippers in the new arena. Where you
Speaker 2: think the direction they're going.
Speaker 4: Hope they break bread. I'm a nigglehood. I need a
Speaker 4: few dollars. You got your story down there, right. I
Speaker 4: mean it's all business and I love mister Ooma for
Speaker 4: what he does community wise, like he's real active in
Speaker 4: the city of Inglewood before the stadium is built. I'm
Speaker 4: a businessman, Laker fan, businessman Lakers for life. But we
Speaker 4: got to get the bag.
Speaker 1: You saw that section they have where you can only
Speaker 1: be a Clipper fan and they tell when you stand,
Speaker 1: when you clap what color you're wearing. You can't sell
Speaker 1: your tickets to know other people. It's like a theme
Speaker 1: I think they got from soccer overseas. But it's a
Speaker 1: whole wall where you have to be a Clipper fan
Speaker 1: to sit in that bitch.
Speaker 4: Well, it's gonna be kind of empty in that. Remember
Speaker 4: when they used to sell Clipper tickets for three dollars
Speaker 4: on the floor Them days is long. That's what the
Speaker 4: nigga with the Jerry Carroll was on the team like,
Speaker 4: yeah that they didn't got rid of Clipper Daryl too.
Speaker 4: That's fucked up. That's fucked up. The nigga went painting
Speaker 4: his car in his house, the whole house. Everything ain't
Speaker 4: got knocked out. Oh man, security, dis Clipper Daryl, Come
Speaker 4: on home man. The Lakers would never do you like that.
Speaker 4: Come on home man. Flip that ship man, easy pay job, flipp.
Speaker 1: It easy, easy security to beat you up.
Speaker 4: I'm Clipper Daryl, got that knocked it out.
Speaker 1: The snoop got something that painted for you too on
Speaker 1: the house.
Speaker 4: They would never do Laker fans like that. They did,
Speaker 4: he man, and they ran the clip back over and
Speaker 4: over on TMC. Harvey up there with his drinking his
Speaker 4: hem so earlier today, big Clipper fan Clipper Daryl found
Speaker 4: out he's really not a Clipper fan.
Speaker 3: Mother no respect.
Speaker 2: Rodney dangerfielder, nigga, what's up with your Steelers what's next.
Speaker 4: Fore we need to move some furniture, same routine, you know. Uh,
Speaker 4: I just felt like the lead league is moving forward right,
Speaker 4: the play calling and the speed and the dogs and
Speaker 4: the youthfulness is missing. You can't compete unless you got
Speaker 4: that last four teams that's left got all of that everything.
Speaker 4: I just said, it's dogs out there. Some of them
Speaker 4: niggas is young, like it's their first time. So it's
Speaker 4: not about veterans. It's about having those dogs who want
Speaker 4: to win together as a unit. That's what the team
Speaker 4: is about. Like with the different nuggets right switching to basketball,
Speaker 4: them niggas was dogs last year. I didn't believe it
Speaker 4: when I was watching niggas, sorry cubs from Canada and
Speaker 4: cubs from overseas, we feel knocked them. Them niggas swept us.
Speaker 4: When did that? And when I watched them live with
Speaker 4: my own two eyes, I'm like, Oh, they are real unit.
Speaker 4: They care about each other. Them niggas fuck with each other.
Speaker 4: They team and they're young and they get down with
Speaker 4: each other. Like they not just show up to the
Speaker 4: game one at a time. No, the niggas may pull
Speaker 4: up to the game together. You feel what I'm saying
Speaker 4: it's come on, jacket, you gotta have that feel about
Speaker 4: you if you want to win matters.
Speaker 1: And I feel like too. I mean, I think on
Speaker 1: both sides. I think really in basketball, but to me,
Speaker 1: it's it's less about the X and o's and the
Speaker 1: old way of ruling and more about how you can
Speaker 1: communicate with these guys and make them understand and believe
Speaker 1: to go down to their level and help bring them
Speaker 1: up to where you're trying to take them. So I
Speaker 1: think it's kind of out with the old ways. You know,
Speaker 1: all due respect, Belichick is one of the greatest to
Speaker 1: ever do it, but I think the game has kind
Speaker 1: of caught them, you know what I mean. I love
Speaker 1: I think, but I kind of think the game has
Speaker 1: caught him. So it's more about these young innovative coaches,
Speaker 1: different kind of play calls, and again relating to your players,
Speaker 1: which brings me to say, shout out Antonio Pierce.
Speaker 4: Man got that rat's job. Man. They gave it to him. Yeah,
Speaker 4: got it, good ship. He deserved it. The players with
Speaker 4: the locker room was an uproar niggas talk about.
Speaker 1: The best players that he wants out.
Speaker 4: So I mean, kJ wash it about Mike Tomlin to
Speaker 4: do he go out?
Speaker 1: Oh but uh, you know that's what I'm saying the
Speaker 1: players that he made the players believe he spoke their language.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, UNTI, because again it's you
Speaker 1: always need structure. But I feel like it's more about
Speaker 1: relating to players on all levels now than it is
Speaker 1: actually coaching.
Speaker 4: The hardest part about coaching that I found is relinquishing power,
Speaker 4: right because when you win the Super Bowl, you want
Speaker 4: to be the head coach that hoisting that trophy. But
Speaker 4: if you notice the super Bowl coaches that win, the
Speaker 4: head coaches, why the next year or two, they offensive
Speaker 4: coordinators get a job somewhere else, and they defensive coordinators
Speaker 4: get a job somewhere else, as opposed to stand down
Speaker 4: in this system right here. To become the head coach
Speaker 4: one day is to get him out of here, send
Speaker 4: them to a sorry ass team, make him look like
Speaker 4: he can't coach. Now, he's going to keep winning because
Speaker 4: he's got the main ingredient, the quarterback and the players
Speaker 4: and anybody can sort of kind of plug and play
Speaker 4: with the system.
Speaker 3: That they pop do.
Speaker 4: Come home. It's this this coaching. I'm learning this from
Speaker 4: being a coach and just watching the system to marry
Speaker 4: go around, how it go down, and how when one
Speaker 4: of my head coaches that's in the NFL got dropped Boop,
Speaker 4: they dropped him. I hate him. On FaceTime, Nigga wasn't
Speaker 4: sad at all. Nigga was like, Oh yeah, I'm trying
Speaker 4: to see what's having with that little job over there
Speaker 4: down the street from you, And I'm like, okay, it's
Speaker 4: really a business for them. It ain't like us athletes.
Speaker 4: How were really worried about? Is the Nigga's gonna sign us?
Speaker 4: Is the next person gonna pick us up? Remember Lamar
Speaker 4: Jackson situation when they thirty one of y'all can get action,
Speaker 4: one of y'all can touch cut. Guess what nobody wanted.
Speaker 4: I just said that my mama stepped in. Then the
Speaker 4: black queen, that black queen came and get that agent
Speaker 4: out of here. You don't know what the fuck he talk.
Speaker 4: I got this my baby. That is what's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: You're gonna get my baby, this, this, this, and if
Speaker 4: you win that motherfucking whole thing, you're gonna rewrite this. Motherfucker.
Speaker 4: What Patrick Mahomes got he needs.
Speaker 1: Times to.
Speaker 3: And now he's gonna get it because.
Speaker 4: He's a marketing machine, he's a video game cover. He's
Speaker 4: who the kids want to be. He's more believable than
Speaker 4: anybody else in the league because we believe we can
Speaker 4: be him more than anybody. Even though he got all
Speaker 4: that super speed and all that shit. He come from
Speaker 4: where we come from, so we feel like we can
Speaker 4: be him faster than my homes or anybody. No disrespect,
Speaker 4: but he the one, not the two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, since be on quarterbacks, let's stay there. You gave CJ.
Speaker 2: Stride a lot of love. Spiritual kid, always spread in
Speaker 2: love and positivity. And you know the person he is
Speaker 2: showing why he had so much success. You want to
Speaker 2: talk about him for a second.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man coach Superfly in my league in the snoop
Speaker 4: you Football League. That's his you know, Discovery, his kid.
Speaker 4: They played up under my umbrella put in the snoop
Speaker 4: you Football League. We played for the same organization, which
Speaker 4: is Promona Stellers. So I coached the team over him
Speaker 4: and under him for a couple of years. So I
Speaker 4: would see him at practice and engage with them. Superfly
Speaker 4: as one of my friends who became a coach after me.
Speaker 4: Like most rappers, we followed what someone's doing and then
Speaker 4: we get great at it and we become better. So flyers,
Speaker 4: enough standing coach. Now, he coached that kid and showed
Speaker 4: him the ways of the Snoopy Football League, and that
Speaker 4: stayed with him. So when he went on to high
Speaker 4: school and went on the Ohio State and got drafted,
Speaker 4: he remembered those values and those teachings that would talk
Speaker 4: to him. And you see it instilled in him when
Speaker 4: he speaks, when he talks, when he plays, the love
Speaker 4: that he's getting to respected, he's getting. This is something
Speaker 4: that's instilled in the kid. So when he becomes a man,
Speaker 4: it becomes his everyday life. Whatever you put in that baby,
Speaker 4: it's gonna turn out. And as a man, we didn't
Speaker 4: put gang banging any when it put go ride for
Speaker 4: the hood, get tatted up. We put learn this offense,
Speaker 4: learn this defense, learn what scheming is, learning a playbook,
Speaker 4: learning your schoolwork, learning how to be respectable, learn to
Speaker 4: respect your elders, like, learn to respect this life. Now
Speaker 4: it's up to them to make a decision. Because we
Speaker 4: give them all that, we don't save them all. In
Speaker 4: my league, I'll say that it's not always a success
Speaker 4: story in my league, and some kids we couldn't reach
Speaker 4: that we couldn't say, but we don't give up on them.
Speaker 4: It's just it's a form of what we have to
Speaker 4: go through.
Speaker 3: Try another approach with sir, how good is it feel?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: We look at all the successful athletes that came out
Speaker 2: to sifil.
Speaker 4: Man to watch that Niner game to watch Romeo Dobbs, Keishaw,
Speaker 4: Nixon and Leonore from the forty nine ers all make
Speaker 4: big fucking plays and big monstrous plays. But they've been
Speaker 4: doing this since they've been there, seen in my league.
Speaker 4: In my league, at eight years old, you may have
Speaker 4: a night game at six o'clock with a thousand motherfuckers
Speaker 4: in the crowd and the pressure is on. So when
Speaker 4: you're thirteen or fourteen, I'm used to this shit. Then
Speaker 4: we may fly to Florida and take on the number
Speaker 4: one team in the nation. Then you may go to
Speaker 4: Texas the next week and play the number two team
Speaker 4: in the nation. Then you go to Seattle to play
Speaker 4: a team with fifteen year olds when they supposed to
Speaker 4: be eleven. The NFL that ass coach cheatings and you
Speaker 4: still person so you're setting them up for success. Then
Speaker 4: it's one week when I was coaching and my head
Speaker 4: coach got suspended this my defensive coordinator got suspended this week,
Speaker 4: and we didn't have a game because my league was
Speaker 4: fucked up because they tried to break my league down
Speaker 4: and take all the teams out. So I had to
Speaker 4: go ask a team from another league could I play them.
Speaker 4: The team from the other league tells me, we'll play you,
Speaker 4: but your team has to play an older team from
Speaker 4: our league. We're like, wow, so I can't tell my team,
Speaker 4: Hey man, you're all going to play against some older
Speaker 4: white kids. I just say, hey, we finished, we got
Speaker 4: a game. Who were playing coach snoop. So this team
Speaker 4: bye bye blah. We get out there. The white boys
Speaker 4: way bigger than nothing. You could just see they out
Speaker 4: there like we're goin to kill these guys. My niggas
Speaker 4: is like, let's go. The game is cracking. Boom boom,
Speaker 4: boom boom. We lose by like two points. Little homies
Speaker 4: is crying at the end of the game. I'm like,
Speaker 4: let me how I put them all together? Nine the leven.
Speaker 4: Their whole face has changed, and we went on a
Speaker 4: mission and won the rest of our games and went
Speaker 4: on a mission like to win it all. Like it
Speaker 4: takes shit like that to be like, okay, let me
Speaker 4: throw you all in the fire because I know one
Speaker 4: day in life when you get on that big stage
Speaker 4: and the whole world.
Speaker 1: Is washing him being this, that's what I do.
Speaker 4: Juju Juju Smith Schuster last year Super Bowl to play
Speaker 4: that the flag.
Speaker 3: That's the kid out of my league.
Speaker 4: He do the Zig move Zig brad Bury up Zig.
Speaker 4: Everybody know the zig route. If you're a dB, you
Speaker 4: can't be on that route because you're gonna hold He
Speaker 4: held the flag the Chiefs win. Juju's got a ring.
Speaker 4: That's another kid from the league with a ring.
Speaker 3: Oh my, who you got in the Super Bowl? As Yeah,
Speaker 3: black quarterback.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna say that, you know what I'm saying
Speaker 4: because I love the fact that the league has grown
Speaker 4: to where we actually have a black quarterback in the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl all the time now, like last.
Speaker 1: Year was two and I think, what is it almost
Speaker 1: sixteen fifteen quarterbacks. Don't quote me, but I think it's
Speaker 1: like fifteen sixteen black quarterbacks now.
Speaker 4: And that's not a racist statement of growth. It's the
Speaker 4: league's coming that long way, excepting the fact that we're
Speaker 4: not just run around, cast the ball, tackle somebody. No,
Speaker 4: we're the smartest guys on the field.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the thing right there, especially because that's that
Speaker 2: was the whole thing. Black quarterbacks not smart enough, you know,
Speaker 2: that was the tag. They're not smart enough to be
Speaker 2: quarterbacks in the NFL. That's what they used to say.
Speaker 4: Right. But remember when the quarterback that's not black, it's
Speaker 4: out of the NFL. He'll go get a job. But
Speaker 4: the IBM corporation is somewhere with their reading numbers and
Speaker 4: doing all this kind.
Speaker 2: Of straight the Fox for two hundred something meaning like
Speaker 2: Tom Brady hello, word word right.
Speaker 4: But it's all about positioning, right, What are you going
Speaker 4: to do with that knowledge that you have? If you
Speaker 4: acquire the knowledge, it's your job to use that knowledge.
Speaker 4: You can't keep blaming them, blaming them. If you know
Speaker 4: they hiring at these corporations for quarterbacks who have that
Speaker 4: mental then you should be setting up yourself to say, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'll try out at ESPN and Fox and all these
Speaker 4: other networks, but I'm going to also go to IBM
Speaker 4: and these other motherfuckers and googling them because my mind
Speaker 4: power is stronger than all these geeks that you got
Speaker 4: in your work. And that's training to be what I
Speaker 4: am already.
Speaker 3: I got the experience.
Speaker 1: Hello, that's the one thing Cope said. Not to bring
Speaker 1: cold up. But he was big on the mental side.
Speaker 1: He's like, we're already trained to be disciplined and priorities
Speaker 1: in one percent. You cross that mind to the business side.
Speaker 1: You mean you apply that same kind of mentality, you
Speaker 1: can do whatever you want.
Speaker 3: I know Usher has been performed for a long time.
Speaker 2: He got all experience, but you performed in the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: An advice you'll give him.
Speaker 4: He don't know. Gonna get that nigga some advice. All
Speaker 4: the dis That's what I said, all the bits, even
Speaker 4: the ones that's married. They like my wife. Then went
Speaker 4: to this nigga show three times. I asked him, why
Speaker 4: do you keep going to see this nigga? What is
Speaker 4: he doing different? If you said, it's right up there
Speaker 4: with the nigga, he's my friend, I'm gonna tell him
Speaker 4: to kick you out next time. But the nigga got
Speaker 4: all the women. The nigga can dance, the nigga can
Speaker 4: roller skate. He looked good and he sound good in
Speaker 4: real life? How can you take advice when you have
Speaker 4: all of these things working in your favor, Like, this
Speaker 4: is the professional that I am. He in Vegas doing
Speaker 4: the residency, right, that's some Frank Sinatra shit that he doing.
Speaker 4: That's you dream of doing that. There's only one level
Speaker 4: up from that, the super Bowl. That is training for
Speaker 4: the super Bowl. That's preparation for the moment. To understand
Speaker 4: my engagement with the crowd, what songs they feeling? When
Speaker 4: do I dance? When do I rollerskape? When do I
Speaker 4: go ballot? When do I pick it back up? Like
Speaker 4: as a performer, it's like an athlete, you have to
Speaker 4: know when to know when, Like it's the first quarter,
Speaker 4: I ain't finna give you niggas all of me right now.
Speaker 4: Only I only want eight points and two rebounds. Third quarter,
Speaker 4: I want about fifteen nine rebounds. Fourth quarter. I may
Speaker 4: gas you niggas, I may not even sit down. But
Speaker 4: this is how we train ourselves. Like you guys train yourselves.
Speaker 3: A quarter, you average twenty.
Speaker 4: I'm on Team Greek, I'm usher and the word is
Speaker 4: on Snoop Dogg. In the Celebrity game that Nigga will
Speaker 4: put itself back in the game and he don't come
Speaker 4: out the game.
Speaker 2: Nigga, I've seen it. We've seen it. Fifty rebounds, Nigga,
Speaker 2: We've seen it. Nigga say, who they take me? No,
Speaker 2: hold on, look coming out. I ain't coming out a home.
Speaker 2: You gotta come out.
Speaker 1: This dude showed up late to a legend of the
Speaker 1: game with uh with game remember them. Yeah, Nigga came
Speaker 1: to the second quarter high socks Chucks with the high
Speaker 1: top Chucks. High Top Chucks, came in there, bro put
Speaker 1: work in for one quarter in and left dep So yeah,
Speaker 1: it just just came show his face real quick, in
Speaker 1: and out because mad out there really hooping, like trying
Speaker 1: to go.
Speaker 4: A couple of boys give me that out of ain't
Speaker 4: got need a bucket. I need another one because I
Speaker 4: need to be on TMZ or something another one. I'm
Speaker 4: start to what in free shoes that nigga Quito man,
Speaker 4: that Nigga makes some sweet ass shoes. I ran off
Speaker 4: with the motherfuckers ran off with the blood twice that
Speaker 4: it was funny.
Speaker 1: Speaking of obviously Usher and him performing in this year's
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, what was it like to perform at home,
Speaker 1: uh with with family and and just something that was legendary.
Speaker 4: You know what. I was more into Doctor Dre than me.
Speaker 4: I was more about making sure that that's that's just
Speaker 4: the protector that I am. Like I protect the house.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, Like I protect the house
Speaker 4: to make sure that the king look good. You feel
Speaker 4: what I'm saying. If you notice, I didn't do no
Speaker 4: Snoop Dogg songs, not one song out of my catalog.
Speaker 4: It wasn't necessary. What's gonna make the king look right?
Speaker 4: Let the king drive? It's better when Doctor Dre and
Speaker 4: the driver seating Snoop Dogg in the passenger, see h
Speaker 4: and switches looking out the window, no facts. You know
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, Like, you ain't gonna be right if
Speaker 4: I'm over here with this nigga holding the wheel and shit,
Speaker 4: we arguing over the wheel. Nigga, let me drive. I
Speaker 4: know how to play my position. I ain't got on
Speaker 4: no seatbelt, but I'm in the shot.
Speaker 2: When you get asked to host the Olympics, and you
Speaker 2: get you got to ask to host the Olympic in Paris,
Speaker 2: what is that detail?
Speaker 4: When I get asked to host the Olympics. That to me,
Speaker 4: that goes into Okay, this is a professional gig. How
Speaker 4: do you hone your skills and how do you be
Speaker 4: on your best to where they'll want to bring you
Speaker 4: back again. They want to bring you here because you
Speaker 4: have something that's missing, But how can you add on
Speaker 4: that without fucking that up? Like not coming in, overdoing it,
Speaker 4: trying to pour too much sauce on it. But they
Speaker 4: won't snoop though, So that's what I'm gonna do. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, I'm gonna go do some research
Speaker 4: on some of these sports and these events. Learn some lingo,
Speaker 4: ready some slam. So when I'm out there, it look good,
Speaker 4: it feel good. I may pick up an animal or
Speaker 4: two while I'm out there. It's a product to make
Speaker 4: my precision, you know, percise, you know what I'm saying, Like,
Speaker 4: it's all about the whole. Get down. I got a whole.
Speaker 4: I'm from the seventies, man, and anytime I watch things
Speaker 4: in the seventies that I always had coordination to it.
Speaker 4: All of the players, they cars would match their outfits,
Speaker 4: they girls dresses would be the same, and their home
Speaker 4: would be decorated the same way. So I'm thinking like that, like,
Speaker 4: how do I bring all of this shit that I
Speaker 4: got to the Olympics. Keep it clean but keeping me.
Speaker 1: Speak to you on Kevin Heart's chemistry with.
Speaker 4: That Kevin Hard shout out to Care for bringing me
Speaker 4: into the equation. As far as saying, Snoop, come do
Speaker 4: this Olympic thing with me at my spot. It'll be
Speaker 4: a good look, I'm like, fuck it, I believe in
Speaker 4: you care if you know what I'm saying, you little motherfucker.
Speaker 4: You got Lol, nigga, let's go. It's show company. Let
Speaker 4: me help you blow your shit up and bring your shit.
Speaker 4: So I go fuck with him and just shooting the
Speaker 4: Shit's what we do. But niggas don't know. I'm a
Speaker 4: lightweight comedian. It's what I do. So we back and forth,
Speaker 4: we do the shit we do in this moments that
Speaker 4: become like Instagram reels and people playing them and they
Speaker 4: becoming viral.
Speaker 3: Like the hors Crib Walk exactly.
Speaker 4: And people seeing it and they remember them. Executives are
Speaker 4: seeing it too, so they watching like, shit, maybe we
Speaker 4: got to move that nigga at the mono leagues and
Speaker 4: bring that nigga appeal with these big boys. He hitting
Speaker 4: Grand slams down there. That's how I look at So
Speaker 4: it's like, okay, when the majors call you up, I
Speaker 4: don't want to have no slumping first week, nigga.
Speaker 1: I want to have a moment out the gates.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this nigga got seventeen steals and fourteen home runs
Speaker 4: and three nigga's amazing.
Speaker 1: We talked just the other day about, you know, some
Speaker 1: stuff we got coming and want to come correct and
Speaker 1: get down. So you know, we got our own stuff now,
Speaker 1: which we're really excited about all the smoke production shot,
Speaker 1: our DraftKings, but we definitely got to play for you
Speaker 1: to come suited and booty and come talk to your shit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I'm into it. You know, I'm always
Speaker 4: about innovation. And I love the fact that y'all took
Speaker 4: y'all ship from where y'all from that little garage to
Speaker 4: where y'all got it at now. Like now, I ain't
Speaker 4: trying to be funny. I'm just fact that nigga the
Speaker 4: g G N started in the fucking garage, nigga. So
Speaker 4: I respect that garage game because it teaches you how
Speaker 4: to be a little more home to the grind. It
Speaker 4: is like and if you think back, y'all probably didn't
Speaker 4: got a little soft since y'all left the garage.
Speaker 1: Y'all in the garage, you niggas was, I wouldn't say
Speaker 1: something was definitely Richard.
Speaker 4: You richer nigga. But I don't mean no disrespect, but
Speaker 4: I mean by like y'all when y'all was in that
Speaker 4: motherfucking garage deck anything goes Now, it's like, Okay, let's
Speaker 4: look at our interviews. Who's going to be honest these
Speaker 4: questions that let's have our senses together. Y'all used to
Speaker 4: be like that motherfucker like, yeah, nigga, so uh yeah, nigga,
Speaker 4: So what do you think about Yeah, nigga, go back
Speaker 4: and look at y'all. Boss nigga. Remember I'm a fan
Speaker 4: none of this shit, Nigga. I ain't just on here
Speaker 4: to be on here with owners now, that's what I'm saying. Nigga, say,
Speaker 4: y'all gotta think about the other side. It's like, okay,
Speaker 4: right when I was on Death Row Records as an artist,
Speaker 4: I had a different mentality. I didn't give a fuck
Speaker 4: about the business and the branding and none of that shit. Nigga.
Speaker 4: I want to be the dopest rapper in the world.
Speaker 4: Where'm I show money at nigga? And you know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying? Who think they can get some? But as
Speaker 4: a businessman on death row records, I have to look
Speaker 4: out for the artists, the business, the reality of the
Speaker 4: approach of death row. Is it friendly? Is it is
Speaker 4: it scary like it used to be? Or is it
Speaker 4: happy when you see it? Is it approachable? Is it marketable?
Speaker 4: Is it global? Like? I have to think about that
Speaker 4: instead of let me sign this nigga from over here,
Speaker 4: who don't like these niggas from over here, right yeah,
Speaker 4: and then let me go sign this nigga from over
Speaker 4: here who don't like these niggas over here. Now, then
Speaker 4: put myself in a triangle trying to keep death Row
Speaker 4: true to what it was built on. It was built
Speaker 4: on that, but it's gonna live on this to success.
Speaker 4: What is the goal?
Speaker 1: What is the I mean, obviously tremendous, sun. I remember
Speaker 1: you telling me years ago and be I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: death row. He was telling me that shit seven eight
Speaker 1: nine when he was doing the football games together. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get death row watched and you got it. I mean,
Speaker 1: what is it obviously first and FoST congratulations, But what
Speaker 1: does it mean?
Speaker 4: What's the goal?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm a big fan of October London, like
Speaker 1: what's happening with death Row?
Speaker 4: Difference difference between before and now. We have levels and
Speaker 4: layers like October London. Like you said, Jane Hancock, I'm
Speaker 4: r and B. Let's give them a different sound or
Speaker 4: different look in the beginning. And we have movies and
Speaker 4: pictures and projects that were working on clothing line, jewelry,
Speaker 4: Happy Dad, death Row, fucking beerd that we got that's
Speaker 4: selling everywhere, Like I'm trying to make that shit. Everywhere
Speaker 4: you look, you see death Row because it has to
Speaker 4: be that, because it's system. It's one of the most
Speaker 4: interesting brands that was ever created, and it never followed through.
Speaker 4: It was only known for what you know it for.
Speaker 4: You can always say the sug Tupac, Snoop, doctor Dre
Speaker 4: and blah blah this and that. Where's the business. There's
Speaker 4: no business. There was no business there. It's like there's
Speaker 4: no It's made a lot of money, but did niggas
Speaker 4: touch a lot of money? The neat thing happened out
Speaker 4: of that. That's still living. Only thing that's still living
Speaker 4: is the ip. That's why when I bought it, I
Speaker 4: knew that was important to protect that and to clean
Speaker 4: up all of the shit that was connected to it
Speaker 4: when I bought it, because it was a lot of
Speaker 4: shit that was connected to it, because of the people
Speaker 4: that was handling it. They were just working with anybody,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, no, clean that shit up. I'm starting
Speaker 4: from scratch. Everybody that was good that was with death
Speaker 4: Row when I bought it, they'll still come with me
Speaker 4: because they love death Row and they all family. Any
Speaker 4: motherfucking way. All the ones that was bad that didn't
Speaker 4: cut them niggas off. Un Let's build a new team
Speaker 4: of strong, powerful, smarter people smarter than me, people who
Speaker 4: have jobs and have sold things and have worked in
Speaker 4: this business for years and have a resume stronger than mine.
Speaker 4: So when I say I have a cast of employees,
Speaker 4: my employees resume make me look like I'm the dumbest
Speaker 4: nigga on the team.
Speaker 1: The Death Row documentary, can you tell us anything about that?
Speaker 1: Who we might catch on that?
Speaker 4: Yep, we've been shooting at Antoine Fuqua has been shooting
Speaker 4: at me and Harryo. We like the the main focal
Speaker 4: pieces to it all, you know, and then you have
Speaker 4: all of the ensemble cast of members who participated Lady
Speaker 4: of Rage.
Speaker 3: Corrupt rb X playing themselves. This is just the documentary.
Speaker 4: But what's gonna happen? Though? Jack, I'm glad you said
Speaker 4: that someone is going to give us a Death Row series.
Speaker 4: I don't believe that.
Speaker 3: I started acting. So think about your boy. If you
Speaker 3: need an extra.
Speaker 4: Something, really look at my nigga.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my nick close, my don't get fitted say that.
Speaker 1: Then any new solo projects coming out on the on
Speaker 1: the label.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm in the lab with Doctor Dre right now
Speaker 4: working on.
Speaker 3: That's what we're waiting on. Yeah, I was hoping he
Speaker 3: say that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's Death Row after Math. So we're finishing up
Speaker 4: there right now, tightening up the pieces to that. You know,
Speaker 4: he's a perfectionist, so.
Speaker 1: You got a timeframe on that.
Speaker 4: Let me fuck you ever real quick. The nigga called
Speaker 4: me one day about two years ago. It's like, nigga,
Speaker 4: come on for let me do a couple of songs,
Speaker 4: which I'm like, all right. So I get over there, like, nigga,
Speaker 4: let me do your album. I'm like, all right, let's go.
Speaker 4: It's gonna take me about two weeks. All right, fucking
Speaker 4: let's go. We go in knock out a couple of songs.
Speaker 4: He hit me back, I need two more days. I
Speaker 4: need two more days. I got that call probably about
Speaker 4: eighty five times. This nigga needs two.
Speaker 3: More days all the time, perfection.
Speaker 4: But when you hear what we have and how he
Speaker 4: got me rapping, and it's like a grown Snoop dog,
Speaker 4: it's not like the year. It's a growth to him.
Speaker 4: It's the way he selects his bars, just the way
Speaker 4: he uses his voice. It's the way he like he
Speaker 4: I'm talking about me like it's a third party. More
Speaker 4: for this nigga used me like a fucking robot. And
Speaker 4: I love it because I love to be produced. I
Speaker 4: love to be challenged. I hate when a motherfucker just
Speaker 4: take it for granted that I'm working with Snoop. Here's
Speaker 4: the beat, make a song, and I may say some
Speaker 4: bullshit because I go through bullshit. I may be rapping
Speaker 4: about some shit I said a long time ago, or
Speaker 4: shit that you don't want to hear. But if I'm
Speaker 4: being produced, we're creating this piece together, and this shit
Speaker 4: is masterful because my voice is a part of your music.
Speaker 4: It is actually an instrument as opposed to we're just
Speaker 4: bouncing around the track. Use my voice like a fucking instrument.
Speaker 4: Let me be a part of the music. So when
Speaker 4: you hear Dreyan Snoop, you always this is what you're
Speaker 4: gonna learn. Every song that you've ever heard from Dry
Speaker 4: and Snoop, my voice is never on top. It's always
Speaker 4: in there because it's an instrument. So that's what he's doing.
Speaker 4: He's using me as an instrument right now to create
Speaker 4: this masterful album. Can we hear something after I bang
Speaker 4: a couple for your sir, give.
Speaker 1: Me some thirty years what you said, clothes mouth, don't
Speaker 1: get him trying to tell you Doggie style thirty years. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: First and foremost quick story.
Speaker 4: High school.
Speaker 1: That's my freshman year of high school. My little home white,
Speaker 1: my little white homeboy. Jeff, Jeff, you met Jeff?
Speaker 4: I met that motherfucker I'm like I met.
Speaker 1: Yeah. He bought that album three times. His mom took
Speaker 1: it from all three.
Speaker 4: Times, the real motherfucker homeboy. Mom.
Speaker 1: Hey, he would thrash his parents room looking for that ship.
Speaker 4: Bro. He bought that ship three times. Dog. I could
Speaker 4: just hear him now, Matt fucking mom took my cassette
Speaker 4: fucking again. But don't worry, I'm going to buy another one.
Speaker 1: But anyway, man, happy thirty years.
Speaker 4: Talk to us about that. There we go, see how
Speaker 4: we merchandising and ship were marketing and Brandon that's a
Speaker 4: little top.
Speaker 1: Ashton had the jacket like that. Remember you said asking
Speaker 1: two of the jackets.
Speaker 4: Like that now but Doggie style right thirtieth anniversary. That
Speaker 4: made me feel good that people still love that record
Speaker 4: after so long. But when I listened to it, I'm like, damn,
Speaker 4: that shit sound and it sounds so good, like the
Speaker 4: way it come on in the bathtub, and it really
Speaker 4: feel like a nigga sitting in the tub and the
Speaker 4: homies ring the doorbell on and come over and then
Speaker 4: kick off with George Clinton and Rage and jin and
Speaker 4: Juice and like it's a fucking movie. Like Doctor Dre
Speaker 4: really produced the fuck out of me. But we was
Speaker 4: hanging out so tough at that time. We was riding together,
Speaker 4: We was we did everything together. So imagine two niggas
Speaker 4: with no wives doing their thing, working on the out.
Speaker 4: So he was learning me and figuring me out and
Speaker 4: learning the things that I love because whenever I would
Speaker 4: ride with him in the car, I would always put
Speaker 4: a cassette in and there would be some old school
Speaker 4: shit playing, and whatever that shit was would become a
Speaker 4: song just because either I would start singing some shit
Speaker 4: off of it, or he would be like, Nigga, who
Speaker 4: was that?
Speaker 1: Nigga?
Speaker 4: That's the dramatics. Oh, Nigga, we fucking with that like
Speaker 4: that kind of shit. So that's what this record reminds
Speaker 4: me of the brotherhood that me and Dre created that
Speaker 4: still exists to this day, as far as him trusting
Speaker 4: in this young nigga from Long Beach and saying, I'm
Speaker 4: finna produce your next record like I did Easy Ease, Doc's,
Speaker 4: n WA's Michelle A, anything I ever touched, Nigga, it
Speaker 4: go go gadget. Oh and we just did the chronic
Speaker 4: by the way, if that ain't proof, so I need
Speaker 4: you to be you, Snoop be raw as fucked. Two
Speaker 4: songs is freestyles, no writing, just raw Mike check, Mike
Speaker 4: check one two finish the ship. Wo wo wo. All right,
Speaker 4: let me do. Let me go write it now, Nigga
Speaker 4: write it. Nigga's already done. That's what that is. So
Speaker 4: when I think of this record, all the memories of
Speaker 4: me being young fresh dope and having somebody like Doctor
Speaker 4: dre be young fresh and don't too.
Speaker 3: It's a crazy mixed.
Speaker 4: Up you know where I got that from? The dog?
Speaker 4: I got that from a song called If it Ain't
Speaker 4: One Thing, It's Another Richard dimple Feels, which was Betty
Speaker 4: Wright's artist. He had a song where it says that
Speaker 4: it's a crazy mixed up world. It's a doggy dog world.
Speaker 4: What half of that? He know how that should go?
Speaker 4: It's a dog everybody talk is back running game on
Speaker 4: this and that. Then and then I got that from
Speaker 4: that and told Doctor Drake I want the Dramatics to
Speaker 4: sing that right there, and the Dramatics knew it and
Speaker 4: they put that motherfucker right in and then whoop right
Speaker 4: into dogg.
Speaker 3: Like it was they shit, that's like good they sound
Speaker 3: see what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And niggas wasn't in it, taking other nigga shit, old
Speaker 4: school niggas. Oh, they don't like that. You tell the
Speaker 4: old school nigga man, I need you to sing nigga, I
Speaker 4: ain't singing that nigga shit, My own shit. Nigga can't
Speaker 4: right for me. Hey man, I ain't asking him right,
Speaker 4: I just need you to say, Nigga, I ain't singing
Speaker 4: that nigga the Dramatics. I got footage with me and
Speaker 4: them niggas on on the side of the bus. Nigga
Speaker 4: in Detroit, nigga. I called them niggas. It was snowing.
Speaker 4: I had this badass record. I said, ooh, I got
Speaker 4: a record for y'all, unc and this when they was
Speaker 4: mad at each other because you know, they ain't got
Speaker 4: hot after my record and shit, So you know when
Speaker 4: niggas got hot. Theydne made two dramatic groups, Want with
Speaker 4: him as the lead singer, Want him just like a
Speaker 4: temptationous nigga. This shit is real. I call them niggas.
Speaker 4: Them niggas like pull the bus up on the side
Speaker 4: of something something some street. So I pulled a tour
Speaker 4: bus up on the side. We got the studio on
Speaker 4: the back. First nigga. Pull up. Ron Banks, he come in.
Speaker 4: What's up, nephew, what you need me to sing? I'm like,
Speaker 4: all right, Ron, we're gonna we got this shit in
Speaker 4: the back there every lady. Now he going to back.
Speaker 4: Then l J. Reynolds come like ten minutes later, he
Speaker 4: look and see Ron in the back Poppy Champagne. When
Speaker 4: you ready for a real motherfucker to sang, I'll be
Speaker 4: up here waiting on you. I'm like, damn, these niggas
Speaker 4: really intoying. So the nigga come off the back and
Speaker 4: Ryan look at him, and they looking at each other
Speaker 4: like they finna argue, and one of the homies then
Speaker 4: put a cigarette in motherfucking l J rentallds Champagne. Nigga
Speaker 4: lost his mind. We ended up not doing the song.
Speaker 4: They got in an argument, he left, he stayed, he
Speaker 4: was singing off key. It was just the worst shit ever.
Speaker 3: I wasn't making that video though.
Speaker 4: That video world, Yeah, what niggas don't know where is
Speaker 4: Ricky Harris came up with that treatment rest of Peace.
Speaker 4: He had that treatment for Lottie Donnie. But Doctor dre
Speaker 4: flipped in it into doggy dog world. And I didn't
Speaker 4: know none of them niggas. I mean, I knew him
Speaker 4: as a fan, but I didn't know how they get
Speaker 4: in touch with all of them seventies stars that I
Speaker 4: grew up loving and watching. So Doctor dran all of them,
Speaker 4: pulled the switch and got them all there and I
Speaker 4: sat next to Ron O'Neill, Rudy Ray Moore, Fred Williamson,
Speaker 4: Jim Brown, and Tony O. Farkus. When I sat next
Speaker 4: to all them men and we chopped it up, rerun, Nigga, mean,
Speaker 4: rerun was pop Like, nig You gotta understand I'm a
Speaker 4: seventies baby, because this was the greatest shit ever could
Speaker 4: have been a video with my favorite motherfuckers. And they
Speaker 4: knew who I was. That's all I cared about. They
Speaker 4: knew who the fuck I was. Like, Damn, I can't
Speaker 4: believe they know who I am. Like nothing else mattered
Speaker 4: to me, but damn cud they know who I am.
Speaker 4: That's how young I was in my mind. Like when
Speaker 4: I was at the video, I wasn't even tripping. I
Speaker 4: was just in full character the little acting we did
Speaker 4: in the beginning. I remember when I told Ricky Hares,
Speaker 4: I said, yeah, when my bitches walk up, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: snap my fingers twice and the bitch is just gonna
Speaker 4: disappear by moose And they said, yeah, yeah, yeah, cat Daddy,
Speaker 4: that's some pivot right there. But me and Ricky, this
Speaker 4: is my nigga, this is my childhood buddy. So me
Speaker 4: and him used to always be in characters, so we
Speaker 4: love shit like that. And he was like, yeah, nigga,
Speaker 4: do it, snap your fingers twice and make the bitches leave.
Speaker 4: And I did it. I walked up and yeah, hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 4: cat daddy, Hey, what's going on? The bitch is just left? Yeah? Man,
Speaker 4: you know it was just I'm like, nigg I'm living
Speaker 4: my life right now.
Speaker 1: A lot of times athletes entertainers the transition, there's a struggle,
Speaker 1: and I think more than ever now it's more about
Speaker 1: the business. I feel like when me and Jack came up,
Speaker 1: and when you first came up, like you said, you
Speaker 1: were just an artist. It wasn't assal he talked about,
Speaker 1: you know, the type of business shit. It was just
Speaker 1: about go get your checks and then you know, go
Speaker 1: do what you want to do with it. As someone
Speaker 1: who's been able to transition and really as big as
Speaker 1: you've ever been with all due respect still which is
Speaker 1: not due respect, that's great. What would you tell someone
Speaker 1: that is trying to understand the athletes so to speak,
Speaker 1: the entertainer so that's going to transition into business.
Speaker 4: I think you got to learn what business that you're
Speaker 4: after and starting honing that skill now, just like you
Speaker 4: did with your entertainment skill and your athletic skills, you
Speaker 4: have to practice at it. You have to learn about
Speaker 4: it and learn how to be great at it. And
Speaker 4: the same goes into business. Like I don't just get
Speaker 4: deals because I can talk shit good. I really know business,
Speaker 4: and I really studied and I really understood it. And
Speaker 4: then I go acquire the knowledge and get so good
Speaker 4: to where I have a demand, and then I can
Speaker 4: hire people to help me, so the demand ain't so
Speaker 4: much on me, it's just me being created. So what
Speaker 4: I say is you got to really work hard at
Speaker 4: knowing the business and knowing what business you want to do,
Speaker 4: because all business is not for you. You know, everybody's
Speaker 4: not gonna be an analyst when they finished doing sports.
Speaker 4: Everybody's not gonna be able to translate into podcasts, and
Speaker 4: some people are gonna translate into you know, behind the
Speaker 4: scenes or doing other things. You just got to figure
Speaker 4: out what that thing is. I didn't know that I
Speaker 4: would be a fucking football coach with a football league
Speaker 4: and making kids music and doing all the things I'm doing.
Speaker 4: But I had to take that choice on making a
Speaker 4: decision on this is a business that I think I
Speaker 4: can attack that I could be good at and it's
Speaker 4: not much of a risk. It's a lot of reward.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna try this.
Speaker 1: Brodest Foods partnership with master P called him been in
Speaker 1: business for about thirty plus. Now what does he mean
Speaker 1: to you? And what is Brodest Foods?
Speaker 4: Master P is probably the smartest businessman I've ever met,
Speaker 4: because he taught me the most important lesson of it
Speaker 4: all marketing and branding yourself and product product. Don't talk
Speaker 4: back and out wigs talent, because talent only can take
Speaker 4: you so far. But how much product have you been
Speaker 4: buying since she was a kid? That you still buy?
Speaker 4: And it has no talent connected to it has no
Speaker 4: celebrity pushing it up promoting, and you just stuck on
Speaker 4: buying this certain shit that you've been buying, whether it's cereal,
Speaker 4: ice cream, potato chips, it's a brand that you fucking
Speaker 4: feel acquainted with. Nigga, go get me some ruffles, Nigga,
Speaker 4: get them to Ritos. Now it's like, nah, go get
Speaker 4: that broadest foods. You feel what I'm saying like teaching
Speaker 4: a whole new system because this shit is good. It
Speaker 4: ain't just like a nigga just throwing some ghetto shit out.
Speaker 4: Master Peaches made some fake ass fruit loops and put
Speaker 4: some sugar on them and wants you to eat them. Nah, nigga,
Speaker 4: this shit is certified nigga for real, for real. This
Speaker 4: nigga know he's shit. That's what I love about him
Speaker 4: is that he learns the business before he does the business.
Speaker 4: You can't goofpoof him. He ain' you ain't finna, no
Speaker 4: loopholes none. He done all that shit with his own
Speaker 4: money before it even hit the market. Testing giving away
Speaker 4: this shit, feedback, taste tests, all that shit to wear.
Speaker 4: It's like nigga, not a nine out of a hundred
Speaker 4: said they love it. Nigga, let's go, and we didn't
Speaker 4: give away a million dollars worth, so they'll buy it.
Speaker 4: See that system to give away, get back, not the
Speaker 4: robbery flagship up building in your community. Take all the
Speaker 4: money and run the fuck off.
Speaker 1: Nah, new system, New Ways Sketchers, congratulation of that. By
Speaker 1: the way, Thank Martha Stewart for that. Because somebody from
Speaker 1: my team was blocking. I ain't gonna say his name,
Speaker 1: but the nigga was blocking. But he was blocking for
Speaker 1: the right reasons, because he felt like Sketches and me
Speaker 1: didn't connect. He felt like it was a brand that
Speaker 1: was beneath me. But nigga, all shoes are beneath me.
Speaker 4: So what I did was a yeah. I took Martha
Speaker 4: Stewart's advice. She was like, she said, Snoop, you should
Speaker 4: get with Sketchers because they don't have anyone like you.
Speaker 4: They'll give you as many shoes as you want. You
Speaker 4: should meet the owner. He used to run La Gears.
Speaker 4: When I meet the owner, Rob, oh my, he's my
Speaker 4: kind of guy, elder guy player, understand it, love it,
Speaker 4: keep young people around him. Bring me down to the office. Look,
Speaker 4: they done made thirty shoes with my name and all
Speaker 4: kinds of shit, got an office laid out. This is
Speaker 4: what we want to do for you. What you think?
Speaker 4: I think? Where's the paper I need to sign? Then
Speaker 4: we're gonna make shoes for women, kids, basketball shoes. Them
Speaker 4: shoes that ran on all them niggas wearing right now
Speaker 4: to mind hello, all the whole games? Who's wearing them?
Speaker 4: Julius Snoop dogg basketball shoes by Sketchers were sliding in
Speaker 4: we low key. He ain't put my name on lorng
Speaker 4: He's gonna rock them on too.
Speaker 1: Remember you gave me them shits for the Lakers, I did.
Speaker 4: I took care of you.
Speaker 1: I took care off I gotta find those picture.
Speaker 4: No, but they they they are a brand that what
Speaker 4: people don't know is they number two, Nike number one,
Speaker 4: their number two. They got the most stores around the
Speaker 4: whole world. They the shoes that everybody buy. So you
Speaker 4: got parents and people that work at hospitals, police officers.
Speaker 4: They make shoes for all walks of leaders. Yes, so
Speaker 4: it's not just like Jordan and Nike, right, and then
Speaker 4: it's a couple of other shoes from Jordan that you
Speaker 4: made me from Nike that you may buy. Ning of
Speaker 4: these shoes is being bought from the whole house and
Speaker 4: some countries all they do is wear sketches. So I
Speaker 4: was looking at that like I'm global. I ain't gonna
Speaker 4: get no deal with Jordan. He don't want me on
Speaker 4: this team. He already got too many people like me.
Speaker 4: Let me go find somebody that ain't nobody paying attention to.
Speaker 4: Gona do my thug thiszle with them and get mins
Speaker 4: in wind ride in show them some things ain't never
Speaker 4: seen and let them take me places I ain't never been.
Speaker 4: As soon as I go to holler at him. A
Speaker 4: week later, my nephew go up there unannounced after he
Speaker 4: gets driven out from Adidas, and they like, what should
Speaker 4: what should we do? I'm like, what y'all calling me for?
Speaker 4: I said, y'all on office? Said no, I said, well,
Speaker 4: act like y'all ain't in office. And they couldn't give
Speaker 4: him the play because he ran over there trying to
Speaker 4: get to play. But I had already beat him to
Speaker 4: a y'all reading between the lines, y'all are trying to
Speaker 4: go get to play, but the boss had already met
Speaker 4: the de O Doubles. I met the dog Man.
Speaker 2: But let me tell you, I'm with Jordan. I've been
Speaker 2: with John for a long time. Ain't nobody like you at.
Speaker 4: Jordan dog Facts. I can tell you that facts, and
Speaker 4: I respect his brand so much to where I would
Speaker 4: rather support it than compete against it or to be
Speaker 4: in the same language. I'm in a whole nother demographic. Nigga,
Speaker 4: He's here forever, Nigga. He's the greatest ever do it, nigga.
Speaker 4: I was a fan of a kid. The fans have
Speaker 4: grown up loved Hi me in North Carolina till they
Speaker 4: run up on my Georgetown hoyas. But it is what
Speaker 4: it is. He's to goat. He is him, and I
Speaker 4: respect his businessman hand. And when I watched that air movie,
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, some game. I don't wision like I'm
Speaker 4: watching the game. This the game I'm watching. Magic, don't
Speaker 4: with them go with Converse, Okay, Mikey Nike.
Speaker 3: That turned out, Mike.
Speaker 4: Think Mikey's or Nikes.
Speaker 1: Right, only fans trying to throw a hundred million at
Speaker 1: a hundred million at you?
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 3: Come on, man, you know that.
Speaker 4: Man, you know the boss, Like I'm coming there playing
Speaker 4: no motherfucking games with me. Nigga, you didn't jump with her, so.
Speaker 1: I didn't know, so that was that was the play though.
Speaker 1: Because I didn't, I just caught the headline. I didn't
Speaker 1: get to hear the whole story.
Speaker 4: With Slink Nigga, you know shlink right, Slink Johnson, Me
Speaker 4: and Cuds jumping. Yeah, we jumped on like some ghetto
Speaker 4: ass like just two Men podcast. Because we watched and
Speaker 4: everybody do that ship. I'm like, nigga, let's get on
Speaker 4: real quick. So we pop on just to pop some ship,
Speaker 4: right because we got some well, he got some ship
Speaker 4: where he'd be like, Nigga, I know your mama. So
Speaker 4: I know your mama too, nigga, because remember me and
Speaker 4: him the same I know your mama. Nigga was nineteen
Speaker 4: seventy four, were telling me so we popping on ship
Speaker 4: and a nigga like he says something to and I'm like, yeah, man,
Speaker 4: you know only fans men. One of my homegirls over there,
Speaker 4: she made about like you know, twenty meals and she
Speaker 4: hit me with a deal. Dub. They say they'll give
Speaker 4: you a hundred million if you pull that.
Speaker 1: Fan So I didn't know what it was for.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the pull that thing lot of TV.
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, it a lit of TV.
Speaker 4: No, no way, no amount of money.
Speaker 1: Jack, if you were single, would you do it for
Speaker 1: your single?
Speaker 3: I got kids, respect, thank you that right.
Speaker 4: I got grandkids see that part like kids. I got grandkids.
Speaker 4: So when I got right grand yeah, I just put
Speaker 4: that thing on on the only fence.
Speaker 3: Not at all.
Speaker 4: They gonna know his mine because I ain't never seen
Speaker 4: one like this. I ain't be like that. Motherfucker's notorious.
Speaker 1: Speaking to kids. Grandkids, I see that brings a lot
Speaker 1: of joy to you. I've got to see your running
Speaker 1: your grandkids. I love to finally see that. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you've always taken vacations, but I know if
Speaker 1: late you've been taking more vacation with your family. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it looks beautiful. You got the grand babies out there.
Speaker 1: What does grandfatherhood mean to you?
Speaker 4: Get away with everything? Yep, violating, getting mad at MoMA
Speaker 4: and daddy. If they ever raise their hands at my grandbabies,
Speaker 4: if they raise their voice at them when they're wrong,
Speaker 4: they right, when they right, they write. You know what
Speaker 4: I'm saying. You know what it is. It's like, Papa
Speaker 4: is the reason. Like the last time we was on
Speaker 4: the vacation, they pull up with my baby girl and
Speaker 4: she mad. They come in the house, she just stow
Speaker 4: them off, running, just like a little white girl in
Speaker 4: the movie and a horror movie, just runs away. I'm like,
Speaker 4: the fuck is going on? She running this shit? She
Speaker 4: runs away. I'm like, hold on, we on the island.
Speaker 4: I don't know what kind of animals and ship is
Speaker 4: out there. So I go chase her down and I
Speaker 4: catch her first. She mad. She mad at me. Now,
Speaker 4: so you know Papa said all the right words and
Speaker 4: all the right shit, and she gave me a smile,
Speaker 4: grab her hand. We walked back in the house and
Speaker 4: walk her in the back and I went her over
Speaker 4: and I'm like, these are moments that I love. How
Speaker 4: they lost her mom and daddy lost her attention. She
Speaker 4: was mad at them, but Paul, Paul, come in and
Speaker 4: get her happiness back, get her back to being. Then
Speaker 4: I shared some corn nuts with us. She's never had
Speaker 4: corn nuts and they were the greatest thing that she
Speaker 4: ever tasted in her life. These was barbecue. Whyian nigga,
Speaker 4: Hawaiian barbecue corn the coin in the county nigga, that's
Speaker 4: you eat like my grand baby will stand on top
Speaker 4: of me like, I'm like, damn you like this. She's
Speaker 4: like yeah. But just to be able to share that moment,
Speaker 4: her first experience tasting that and chilling with her pop
Speaker 4: off from mad to happy like this shitt mean the
Speaker 4: world to me. Man Like awards and all that shit
Speaker 4: is cool, but that's the real reward right there.
Speaker 1: I feel like, you know, you grew up in front
Speaker 1: of my eyes since we were kids. He was on
Speaker 1: TV making music and to see where you are right
Speaker 1: now do you ever kind of just sit back, and
Speaker 1: obviously you're still continuing to climb the ladder, but you
Speaker 1: ever just sit back and be like, man, it's been
Speaker 1: a hell of a ride thus far.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you what I told Kiki Palmer earlier today, Matt,
Speaker 4: I ain't got time to watch my highlights when I
Speaker 4: got a game to play the.
Speaker 3: Move I feel you another bar.
Speaker 4: That's a fact, Jack. When I see Snoop Dogg shit,
Speaker 4: I get fascinated with it, like if I watch an
Speaker 4: old movie or old whatever the fuck, I really be
Speaker 4: locked into that shit, like watching it as a fan,
Speaker 4: like damn, seeing where I was good, where I was bad,
Speaker 4: where I was weak, I've grown and like I watched
Speaker 4: it like a coach watching an athlete to critique him. Yeah, like, nigga,
Speaker 4: you should have see right here, you should have backed up,
Speaker 4: and nigga, you're shot too fast. Damn all right. I
Speaker 4: get it because some movies I was in, great actors
Speaker 4: brought out great acting and me. And in some movies
Speaker 4: I was in, I was terrible because the script was terrible,
Speaker 4: the actors was terrible, and it just was what it was.
Speaker 4: There was an opportunity and I didn't give a fuck.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to be in a movie. Then it
Speaker 4: was like, nah, nigga, I don't want to be the star.
Speaker 4: I like being a star. You gotta have that ego
Speaker 4: about yourself. You gotta have that. It's like an athlete.
Speaker 4: The dogs say, nigga, I want the ball. The regular
Speaker 4: niggas be like, all right, I'm open. I'll play my position.
Speaker 4: What you need me to do, I ain't here. I
Speaker 4: want the rock. I want the rock because I'm gonna
Speaker 4: put out some points.
Speaker 1: Tell your cameo solo right there. The movie be where
Speaker 1: they could find it.
Speaker 4: The movie is Underdogs on Amazon Prime January twenty sixth,
Speaker 4: Starr Snoop Dogg, Mike Apps, Teeka Sumpter, George Lopez, Andrew Schultz,
Speaker 4: and a whole host of kids and players and people
Speaker 4: that just made this thing come together. So make sure
Speaker 4: y'all go check it out. The Underdogs come into a
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Speaker 1: Quick hitters. One song your favorite song you love to
Speaker 1: perform live?
Speaker 4: My favorite song I love to perform live? Maybe two.
Speaker 4: Fuck the mother Niggas is one. I love boom boom
Speaker 4: boom boom boo boo boo boo boo whoo boo woo
Speaker 4: woo whoo boo boo boo boop. We used to have
Speaker 4: a motherfucking marsh to that. Hell yeah, nigga used to
Speaker 4: marsh that motherfucker like that. I don't get to come
Speaker 4: on nigga from player nigga. You already know them niggas
Speaker 4: was Doctor Dre on steroids to the South niggas, them
Speaker 4: niggas coming back to back with a record every two weeks.
Speaker 4: And I think Jenny Juice too. I love performing Jenny
Speaker 4: Juice just because I've watched that song become a cult
Speaker 4: song for different genres. They have a country version to
Speaker 4: Jenny Juice and a jazz version, and it fucks me
Speaker 4: up that I'm that old to where they remade my
Speaker 4: songs in these genres and this is like twenty years
Speaker 4: ago and they didn't change my fucking lyrics at all.
Speaker 4: That shit be blowing my mind. I'm like, am I
Speaker 4: that good? So that's why I watched my highlights. See
Speaker 4: I get caught up and did I do that move?
Speaker 3: Shit?
Speaker 4: Oh shit, I ain't. I ain't what I used to be.
Speaker 4: I should have shot a jump shut because I only
Speaker 4: get one duck a game. Now by the way, fellas,
Speaker 4: that's it. That's it's either at the beginning or the
Speaker 4: end on the nine foot hoops in there eight and
Speaker 4: a half. I got me one in and I struggled.
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 2: Top three albums of all time to be hip hop
Speaker 2: either because I know you jam a lot of old school.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna go with a oh wait, I love
Speaker 4: that Claudine album. I ain't even gonna front y'all probably
Speaker 4: don't even know what that is. That Claudine by Curtis
Speaker 4: Mayfield Gladys Knight and the Pips is for a movie
Speaker 4: called Claudine. That motherfucker cold. The whole album is the
Speaker 4: whole thing Curtis. Curtis wrote the whole album for Gladys
Speaker 4: Knight and the Pips, and it's called Claudine. It's got
Speaker 4: a song on there called mister Welfare, a song when
Speaker 4: they're called to be invisible. I mean it's it's it's
Speaker 4: so connected to the movie and our kid, our childhood.
Speaker 4: That's definitely one. Rick James, come on, man with busting Out?
Speaker 4: What album was that that was busting Out? That was
Speaker 4: the album that motherfucker well, ill write you square. It's
Speaker 4: time to smoke, fire up this funk and let's have achoke.
Speaker 4: Come on Rick that album right there. And then I'm
Speaker 4: gonna be biased. I'm gonna say doggy style. It doesn't
Speaker 4: hurt to say it. I'll just say it. Fuck it
Speaker 4: doggy style all the while we do with Doggie style.
Speaker 4: You mother fucking ho. Shout out to George Clinton forgetting
Speaker 4: the start the other day. One thing you wish you
Speaker 4: were better at being patient. I'm impatient. I'm very impatient.
Speaker 4: I can admit that I don't like to wait. I
Speaker 4: go to restaurants. I order my food before I get there.
Speaker 4: My wife get mad because I didn't act like I'm
Speaker 4: going to the bathroom. My negator chef one hundred dollars
Speaker 4: and told the nigga what I want. So while they
Speaker 4: sitting down bullshitting and shooting the shit, and my food
Speaker 4: and showed up and they looking at me and I'm
Speaker 4: grubbing like a motherfull. They like, we're supposed to be
Speaker 4: eating together. We're supposed to be eating We are together.
Speaker 3: We're your first celebrity crush.
Speaker 4: My first celebrity crush probably Thelma from Good Time. I
Speaker 4: met her in real life too. I told her trusted them.
Speaker 4: You still find his motherfucker. I used to dream about you,
Speaker 4: you know that, right. I used to call you baby girl,
Speaker 4: just like James did.
Speaker 1: Who's your current top five in the league right now?
Speaker 4: Basketball players? That motherfucker from the Nuggets yokick hey, hands down.
Speaker 4: I'm like it used to be honest. That nigga then
Speaker 4: came out of nowhere. He don't fuck around that nigga
Speaker 4: right there, him off the Tippy Uh. When John Morant is.
Speaker 1: On the court, I.
Speaker 4: Can't even front that nigga is different. I hate playing
Speaker 4: that nigga. Man, he got this. He is a goon
Speaker 4: with the spoon and he shoot threes too. He worked
Speaker 4: on his three. I seen that. They thought he was
Speaker 4: gonna be bullshit, and he worked on his three. Shout
Speaker 4: out to John Morant for working on your shop when
Speaker 4: he was off. I seen that good ship. We're gonna
Speaker 4: praise you too, nigga. Ain't gonna just beat you down.
Speaker 4: We're gonna praise you when you do right. You did that.
Speaker 3: We knew he could off Tippy, no question.
Speaker 4: Rippy Tippy. Well, we all had that same problem, having
Speaker 4: them associations, you know, association by affiliation. To you understand
Speaker 4: that it can't get you to your destination. So I say,
Speaker 4: John Morant is definitely in there. I liked the nigga
Speaker 4: from the Oklahoma City. Oh that niggas played like Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 3: I like you.
Speaker 4: That nigga play like the de O Doubles. I foxed
Speaker 4: with him. That's three right, y'all. Just be turning his
Speaker 4: light on and off man and B the same way, like, well,
Speaker 4: wait a minute, and be keeping his light on a
Speaker 4: little bit more him. That's why I had to check myself.
Speaker 4: I throw him in there, and B I have to
Speaker 4: I know the game, nigga. I'm still paying attention. And
Speaker 4: one more, the young goon from Minnesota. That nigga would
Speaker 4: bang on your ass here a problem right now, old school,
Speaker 4: I will bang on your ass right now. Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: That's my top five right now. No Lakers in there
Speaker 4: right now. No disrespect, Brian, you're coming off the bench
Speaker 4: for being the old ass nigga. With all that game, you.
Speaker 2: Still show up. Nigga, You still show up. Nigga still
Speaker 2: co star in one movie. Who would you want to
Speaker 2: coach star with?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, great question, Tom Cruise, because I know it's
Speaker 4: gonna be big double and to cut the ship Jack,
Speaker 4: Let's go to the biggest box office mission impossible. Nine niggas, Right.
Speaker 3: One guess you would like to see on all the
Speaker 3: smoke hold on?
Speaker 1: We already asked you this question. There's one person we want. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we want if we asked the doctor, d we want, man,
Speaker 1: We said it last time, right, that's all we want.
Speaker 4: I think y'all should try to get ay. Yeah, that'll
Speaker 4: be dope. I don't never stare her doing interviews.
Speaker 3: You know it'd be different.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to do a song with her. If I
Speaker 4: get on y'all shoulder, I.
Speaker 3: Can slide to Yeah, make all that work.
Speaker 4: I put the beat next to you on the phone,
Speaker 4: like y'all be doing you hear that?
Speaker 3: Hear that?
Speaker 4: Man. We appreciate your time. Begainning.
Speaker 1: It was great to catch back up Underdog on Amazon
Speaker 1: Prime January twenty sixth. Make sure you check it out.
Speaker 4: Check it.
Speaker 1: We're gonna slide to the premiere tomorrow night. Looking forward
Speaker 1: to coming. Yeah, we're gonna be up there.
Speaker 4: So Matt, do you remember when I used to have
Speaker 4: those premiers, that those smoke premieres. See niggas, don't talk
Speaker 4: about that Snoop Dogg used to have premiers where you
Speaker 4: could smoke Jack. I don't even know if you have been.
Speaker 3: I wish I would have loved to take part one of.
Speaker 4: Those, nigga. I used to throw premiers, nigga and rent
Speaker 4: that motherfucker out swims and lights go off. All you
Speaker 4: see is smoke. Yeah, it's everywhere. It was amazing, and you.
Speaker 1: Had one not I think right when COVID hit. Remember
Speaker 1: we had to stay out. We didn't have to stay
Speaker 1: in our cars. Most people stay in their cars and smoke.
Speaker 4: Drive in? Yeah, what was it that was driving night?
Speaker 4: What movie I showed?
Speaker 1: I think of old school? What the one white girl
Speaker 1: killing him aying to kill him?
Speaker 4: Get out? Taylor's that ship?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Uh Hillary swinking? Yeah that ship was good. Nigga niggas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was like a real drive in. You did
Speaker 1: something else too, though, You did an old school night too.
Speaker 1: I think I did Purple Rain, I did Which Way
Speaker 1: Is Up? I did Willie Dynamite.
Speaker 4: That's what. We sat in that car and just smoked
Speaker 4: the whole I put on some old school movies for
Speaker 4: your ass, my nigga, like what that ship?
Speaker 2: No wonder your motherfuckers, my chicken, you choke on the
Speaker 2: goddamn boat, damn.
Speaker 4: Man, and may you show is built. Congratulations, good luck,
Speaker 4: looking forward to more greatness. It's my favorite show though,
Speaker 4: because I was happy for y'all show time, happy for y'all.
Speaker 4: Every time I see ship go viral with y'all show,
Speaker 4: I love it. I love the interview y'all be getting
Speaker 4: with all of the athletes, how they be so wrong
Speaker 4: with y'all real and authentic, and how motherfuckers love sharing
Speaker 4: their secrets with y'all. Like that's a gift because we
Speaker 4: real secretive once we become successful. So to be able
Speaker 4: to open up and share those stories and information what
Speaker 4: y'all means that y'all in a safe spot. So keep
Speaker 4: up the great work.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it. B That's it.