Speaker 1: Well, don't dudes play with the devil. Dog I'm not
Speaker 1: making this about that, but they do, and um and
Speaker 1: and this. I think I would what I would like
Speaker 1: to believe. No black people play with the devil. Well, Easy, Easy,
Speaker 1: he was a noon Satanist. That's not true. I've had
Speaker 1: people that whose working. I'm gonna tell you a story.
Speaker 1: Easy had this weegie boardy funk with Rhan came up
Speaker 1: to Easy when he was working. The red board took
Speaker 1: that ship and broken, like like literally broken, they said.
Speaker 1: Easy looked at ring like this, got up, went to
Speaker 1: the back of his car and got another one that
Speaker 1: went right back to doing what the funk he was doing.
Speaker 1: This motherfucker had an arsenal weegie boards and this thing.
Speaker 1: So this comes from this website called the Travel. It
Speaker 1: is unclear why the Love Parade decide that the narrow
Speaker 1: tunnel entrance into the festival was a smart idea for
Speaker 1: this one and the twenty one Dead feel the same way.
Speaker 1: The festival grounds reached maximum capacity and the police responded
Speaker 1: by closing off the entrance. They asked people to leave calmly,
Speaker 1: but the crowd turned into a stampede as they went
Speaker 1: in the other direction. This is a tragedy that festival
Speaker 1: goers will never forget. And as the Love Parade continues,
Speaker 1: they refused to forget what happened that faithful year. Five
Speaker 1: hundred to a thousand people were injured. This is the
Speaker 1: Love Parade in two thousand ten. Another one is that
Speaker 1: Trevor Scott's event. No, no, it's called the Love Parade
Speaker 1: or Love Parade. Um, I'm not sure alright, so I
Speaker 1: think I'm not sure I was pronounced. But there's a
Speaker 1: festival in Morocco. I think it's pronounced Mamasine or Milesine.
Speaker 1: But this festival in Morocco, right in tooth I was
Speaker 1: a nine actually ended in the depths of eleven people
Speaker 1: after a stampede trampled them. There were seventy thousand fans
Speaker 1: packed into the stadium to see Adelaide statuy. I think
Speaker 1: that's how it's pronounced Abdelaide's after, you know, And after
Speaker 1: the performance, the police failed to secure exits for the masses.
Speaker 1: The people who died became trapped beneath the metal security
Speaker 1: fence that toppled over concert goers over the fence that
Speaker 1: topple over after concert goers decided to make their own exits,
Speaker 1: the police did not intervene, and the fund festival ended
Speaker 1: in a deadly disaster. Well, you know, there have been
Speaker 1: several instances of um, these things going sideways. UM. It
Speaker 1: takes a lot of logistics and planning to put on
Speaker 1: one of these events. And I genuinely would say that
Speaker 1: whatever the um you know, because the sheriffs and the
Speaker 1: fire department and all those guys usually come through and
Speaker 1: do a walk through. So I'm pretty sure that these
Speaker 1: people are worn beforehand that they may have these little
Speaker 1: things now. Sometimes they may go off without a hitch.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you get stuff like what happened with Travis scott
Speaker 1: Stein And I'm glad you actually brought that up right,
Speaker 1: No sailings, g l My boy, Peter, my manager and
Speaker 1: the owner of of Digital Soapbox, one of the best,
Speaker 1: if not the greatest podcasting company in the world. Still
Speaker 1: big Steal is own with us. What's having to steal?
Speaker 1: We in this place? Oh man, we're here, man, I
Speaker 1: see Um, I don't. I don't got conjolting to being
Speaker 1: a regular. But it's cool because they've told Peter is
Speaker 1: just like having a conversation anyway. This we're just doing
Speaker 1: it ship we talked about on the phone. That's what
Speaker 1: makes our ship great. That's what makes me and Peter
Speaker 1: ship dope because it's just a conversation. It ain't an interview.
Speaker 1: So the point I was saying was you had no
Speaker 1: idea who was on stage right when the incident at
Speaker 1: the Love Parade happened. No, this day, did not know
Speaker 1: who was on stage when the concert happened, when the
Speaker 1: people died, when the incidents happened, You have no ideals
Speaker 1: on stage. Same thing with this festival in Morocco, you know,
Speaker 1: last decade as well, you had no idea right who
Speaker 1: was on stage. They talked about who could have been there,
Speaker 1: who was next, but they did talk about was on
Speaker 1: stage right. Now, if I ask you about the Route
Speaker 1: Harvest festival in Las Vegas that was in two thousand seventeen,
Speaker 1: right where sixty people was gunned down at this festival,
Speaker 1: you're gunned down, you know, okay? And it was over
Speaker 1: eight hundred people injured at this festival. Do either one
Speaker 1: of you guys know who was on stage? No? Well,
Speaker 1: you know what it was? The Country Western Guard in Vegas. Correct,
Speaker 1: It's the Country Western concert? Was it? Um? What's the
Speaker 1: girl's daddy. No, it wasn't him. It wasn't him. And
Speaker 1: you know why I wasn't him mhm. Because the media
Speaker 1: didn't say it was his fault, because the media didn't say,
Speaker 1: let me finish. Because the media didn't say, well, he
Speaker 1: didn't tell people to duck and run and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: What happened was he got the hell out of there,
Speaker 1: Jason Dean, Right, And I don't want to compare this
Speaker 1: incident to that incidents because what happened at the Astro
Speaker 1: World situation is unique because rather it's not unique. Somewhere
Speaker 1: near forty five to fifty festival goers die every year,
Speaker 1: roughly die the exact same way. You know, this is stuff.
Speaker 1: This is research that us as parents do when you
Speaker 1: got teenage kids, you do stuff like this. That's why
Speaker 1: I don't let Jasmine attend open concerts like that. I
Speaker 1: never let Chris go to those things. You know, I
Speaker 1: was pretty you know, I'm pretty open with my kids
Speaker 1: going places and experiencing things. But what I usually do
Speaker 1: bro Like, I almost cried today when I read this.
Speaker 1: Um dad he was he saw pictures of his son
Speaker 1: at the incident, right, He noticed his shoes and he said, well,
Speaker 1: maybe he would sleep. He started trying to like compartmentalize
Speaker 1: it in his head, well maybe he would sleep, but
Speaker 1: he kept saying, no, he's dead. I can feel that
Speaker 1: he's gone, that he's not here anymore. So he's calling
Speaker 1: the police. Um following missing concerts report. Nobody wants stay
Speaker 1: fourteen to sixteen year old son or daughter to leave
Speaker 1: home and go somewhere to have fun with their friends,
Speaker 1: and you hear about them getting stump to death later on,
Speaker 1: you know. But but again, it's one of those things
Speaker 1: that if you look at the history of these type
Speaker 1: of festivals, this is the norm. Now some people say, yeah,
Speaker 1: some people that say that don't make it right. Well,
Speaker 1: if that's custom right, if if if this is your
Speaker 1: traditional idea of what happened at festivals, the routiness, the
Speaker 1: freeness to move around, to be wild, something's bad happen. Now.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you don't have to be financially liable.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying you don't have to be responsible for
Speaker 1: everything going on. That's not the point I'm saying. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying is I've never seen such a target painted
Speaker 1: on one person's back. Who would that be Travis scott
Speaker 1: Man and then you know, but that's the thing with
Speaker 1: these lawyers on we're living in such a lateigious society
Speaker 1: right now that usually, like let's say, if someone sued
Speaker 1: um James McDonald, right, not only would they sue James McDonald,
Speaker 1: they would suit Digital Soapbox, they would sue I Heart Media,
Speaker 1: they would sue Black Effect. They probably even sue your
Speaker 1: ass Glasses and Peter they was on this podcast. They
Speaker 1: sue everyone around and usually as the case goes along,
Speaker 1: people usually drop off. They usually found that they don't
Speaker 1: have no liability in certain things, like I don't understand
Speaker 1: where Drake plays that an equation with that. Was he
Speaker 1: a part of the event or was he just a
Speaker 1: guy act that was down there just to perform. Well,
Speaker 1: he he was, He performed on stage, but no, he
Speaker 1: wasn't a part of the promotions. He wasn't even promoted
Speaker 1: as part of the concept. That's excuse me, as part
Speaker 1: as the festival. And that's what I'm saying. So and
Speaker 1: I get it, man, but I would be thinking at
Speaker 1: the time, me as a parent, the last thing I
Speaker 1: would be thinking about doing his filet in the lawsuit
Speaker 1: on somebody because that's not gonna bring my child back.
Speaker 1: I would be piste off. I would be angry, but
Speaker 1: then again, I would probably more mad at myself because
Speaker 1: you know what happens to these things, and it's not
Speaker 1: just the violence of the stuff like this. You have
Speaker 1: a lot of incidents a rape down there, man, incidents
Speaker 1: of rape of these festivals. Um, it's a lot of fighting,
Speaker 1: a lot of bullying going on. It's just a lot
Speaker 1: of bad stuff because it's a lot of freedom and
Speaker 1: usually it's not enough law enforcement there to protect it.
Speaker 1: You know, for every law enforcement you know, you may
Speaker 1: have wherever the staff prosecurity dude, you may have one
Speaker 1: police officer for every twenty staff pro police dude, new
Speaker 1: staff pro dudes. They're just to get their little hundred
Speaker 1: bucks and it's really and it's really nothing you can do.
Speaker 1: That's the point. It's been meant to be unruly. Did
Speaker 1: you guys see the thing on Instagram with Stevo and
Speaker 1: the Insane Clown Posse. No, but I've I've actually performed
Speaker 1: at an Insane Clown Posse festival. So that's the whole
Speaker 1: story I'm gonna tell you about that. Three six was there,
Speaker 1: so I guess because Steven dot dot dot version used
Speaker 1: to go to clown school after he went to college
Speaker 1: and said that I c. P. Is not real clowns,
Speaker 1: and they got all piste off, so they're gonna beat
Speaker 1: his ass when they see him, and he was like,
Speaker 1: I didn't remember having said that. So he called him
Speaker 1: and they talked, and then they invited him down. So
Speaker 1: he goes to the thing and as he's going there,
Speaker 1: he wanted to get that clown tattoo that they have
Speaker 1: and apparently called it the hatchet Man exactly. I guess
Speaker 1: the in sat clown posse fan base nation, whatever the
Speaker 1: hell they call themselves, it's called the Juggalos and juggal
Speaker 1: the Juggalo jug Juggalos that right, because they will suck
Speaker 1: you up. Yeah, there's a federal injunction against them. It's
Speaker 1: like a reco federal injunction. It's very I've never heard
Speaker 1: of anything like that. So I'm glad you brought up
Speaker 1: I c P. Right, who was some of the coolest
Speaker 1: guys in the world. Shout out to them brothers and
Speaker 1: their motherfucking white boys, fucking funny and great. Um. So
Speaker 1: they invited me to perform at a festival that they
Speaker 1: have called the gathering. Right, I did two gatherings, that's
Speaker 1: do So let me tell you about the gathering, right,
Speaker 1: it's it's tens of thousands of motherfucker's right. And so
Speaker 1: this particular year was in this little small town in Indiana.
Speaker 1: So me and Head were on a plane, right, Me
Speaker 1: and Head going, we're excited because we heard about the gathering.
Speaker 1: Technin told us about the gathering. Um, everybody talked about
Speaker 1: the gathering. So we were invited. So we have to
Speaker 1: fly into Atlanta and drive two and a half hours
Speaker 1: to get to the place. But they're paying like twenty bucks,
Speaker 1: like they overpaid. I'm like, then that's cool. So long
Speaker 1: story short. We fly into Vegas, Lem, excuse me. We
Speaker 1: flying to Atlanta. The cold part is I remember it
Speaker 1: so well because it was a storm in Georgia at
Speaker 1: the time and we couldn't land. It was too much
Speaker 1: traffic on the ground, so we had to fly in
Speaker 1: the circle a circle like, so we kept flying through
Speaker 1: a storm cloud. And there was a lady on the
Speaker 1: fucking plane, bro, that was so scared because of what
Speaker 1: was gonna happen. She thought the plane was going on
Speaker 1: that she thought the plane would go down. So we're
Speaker 1: flying in the circle. We had to fly through the
Speaker 1: storm cloud probably ten of twenty times. That sounds like
Speaker 1: the flight from the Denzel Washington movie. Are you sure
Speaker 1: it wasn't the same flight? No, No, I wish it
Speaker 1: was because they at least it have been over. At
Speaker 1: least it's been down. So this lady prepared, ass head,
Speaker 1: next time you talk, because this lady bro every time
Speaker 1: we got through that cloud, she was hysterical, like crying,
Speaker 1: but it was like over, and so she would calm
Speaker 1: down and just be patting until we went through the
Speaker 1: cloud again. Right and ass head like it take head
Speaker 1: to explain it. So we get down. We finally land,
Speaker 1: were on the ground. We drive, We drive to this festival.
Speaker 1: You have to pull in right, you own this property. Thousands,
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of people, tens of thousands. They're offering
Speaker 1: your motherfucking asked whatevery your motherfucker. It's women trying to
Speaker 1: give you pussy. Hey do you want to fuck? Hey?
Speaker 1: Do you want some pussy? I think you cute? Would
Speaker 1: you like some pussy? Is people trying to sell you
Speaker 1: some pussy? That's all kind of crazy ship going on.
Speaker 1: It's like you just went into a whole another world
Speaker 1: of ship. Motherfucker's passed out, my fucker's loaded, my fucker's dead.
Speaker 1: But it's just crazy. Right. So when we're war me right,
Speaker 1: we get on stage, just thousands of people. You gotta
Speaker 1: have an in ear monitor because it's so many people, right,
Speaker 1: you can't hear. It's lights in your face, so you
Speaker 1: can't see. So I'm looking at all this stuff Travis
Speaker 1: is going through, right, because I know what it's like
Speaker 1: to be at that kind of festival. And again, we've
Speaker 1: done a couple of different things like this, and that's
Speaker 1: the idea, the unruling. This is why people like festivals.
Speaker 1: Festivals don't have a hundred thousand seats. When you're sitting
Speaker 1: next to each other and you pick a row and
Speaker 1: you just sit down, and you know you're watching the
Speaker 1: This is not a fucking concert. It's not yo. This
Speaker 1: is not the Hollywood Bowl, bro, this is the motherfucking rebellion.
Speaker 1: And so when I listen to people talk about what
Speaker 1: happened at Astro World, and I just know they have
Speaker 1: no idea of what's going on. They have zero idea
Speaker 1: of what's going on. They don't have no idea and
Speaker 1: they just taught her, well, Travis could have did this,
Speaker 1: Travis could have did that. And I'm gonna read something
Speaker 1: back to you about I'm gonna read something back to
Speaker 1: you about the Love Parade. It is unclear why the
Speaker 1: they it is unclear why the actual promotion, the promotion
Speaker 1: of the of the festival decided a narrow tunnel into
Speaker 1: the festival was a smart idea for this one. Twenty
Speaker 1: one people died. The festival grounds reached maximum capacity, like
Speaker 1: what happened at Astra World, and the police not security.
Speaker 1: The police responded by closing off the entrance. The police
Speaker 1: asked people to leave calmly, but the crowd turned into
Speaker 1: a stampede as they went into the tunnel. This thing
Speaker 1: is made for people to be unrutly. Now, I'm not
Speaker 1: saying it again that people are not liable, But the
Speaker 1: problem is when you got all these people, I'm not
Speaker 1: feeling how they're trying to make this little brother the
Speaker 1: whole face of this problem. This is life at the festivals. Well,
Speaker 1: you know that the fortunate part of body she is
Speaker 1: um those events. And I'm pretty sure Travis Scott got
Speaker 1: a pretty good team to run him. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: he has a lot of insurance on that event. I'm
Speaker 1: pretty sure he had a super duper amountivation that events.
Speaker 1: So here's here's your number, twenty six million dollars. Mm.
Speaker 1: But the damages will exceed over a hundred million dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Well that's his insurance for that's that's the
Speaker 1: whole total insurance for the whole event. Well, I mean,
Speaker 1: I think you've answered your own question. I mean, like
Speaker 1: the billion dollar enterprise will be more than happy to
Speaker 1: hide behind the million dollar enterprise. So Live Nation would
Speaker 1: much rather soil his name and soil their name because
Speaker 1: he might you know, what's the rest of his career
Speaker 1: versus what's the next ten years of gross revenue for
Speaker 1: them worth? Well, you know what the thing about this,
Speaker 1: I was just talking with an attorney about Chris, because
Speaker 1: you know, Chris got a lot of stuff going on
Speaker 1: right now, you know, and we're dealing a lot with insurance,
Speaker 1: like we are Chris Stale. So so, nephew, Chris Steal
Speaker 1: is still son. He's a safety slash cornerback for your
Speaker 1: corner number eight, soon to be a safety son, to
Speaker 1: be the best safety in NFL, because he was meant
Speaker 1: to be a safety. I don't care anyway. He plays
Speaker 1: in UNC. He's super ill. So when he said Chris,
Speaker 1: this is we talked about go ahead. You know this guy.
Speaker 1: So we were meeting with this guy. And it's funny
Speaker 1: because Maria thinks like and she always thinks about the
Speaker 1: worst case scenario. That's my wife, you know, she always
Speaker 1: think about that. She already had Chris, but some above
Speaker 1: board car insurance. Right, he told us a story about
Speaker 1: the NFL player, UM, I won't say his name us
Speaker 1: in the NFL. He was celebrating getting drafted in Chicago. Right,
Speaker 1: So he had this party, had his best friend he
Speaker 1: grew up with, best friend whole wide world did his
Speaker 1: friend gets so drunk he falls in swimming pool and
Speaker 1: drowns and dies. So they party and nobody knows what
Speaker 1: this guy is that he's under the water, but nobody knows,
Speaker 1: so they find him. The next day. He winds up
Speaker 1: getting sued guess by who, by the mama, by his
Speaker 1: best friends mama, his best friend's baby mama, and they
Speaker 1: sued him for a nice little amount of money. Um,
Speaker 1: the insurance covered it, but I'm pretty sure Noine days, man,
Speaker 1: you almost have to have way more above insurance than
Speaker 1: what you think you're gonna need, like by Chris having
Speaker 1: his own apartment. Now, dude, we got like a ten
Speaker 1: million dollar policy there, just just in case somebody coming
Speaker 1: in and slipping fall and they sue him, because you
Speaker 1: don't have to. When you all a lawsuit with someone,
Speaker 1: you can fill a laws of six months from now.
Speaker 1: If if Lastes punched me in my face the day,
Speaker 1: I can follow lawsuit six seven months from now and
Speaker 1: say I haven't been right since then. We were lived
Speaker 1: in a day and age man where everybody is always
Speaker 1: the purse. First something had let biases Mom suthe Boston
Speaker 1: Celtics for drafting one. I wouldn't doubt it, definitely, I
Speaker 1: believe the answer is no. But but you know the thing,
Speaker 1: he is man Like I said, we live in a
Speaker 1: lategious society, so you have to protect yourself. And I
Speaker 1: can't imagine traffics Scott because see, it's just not liability
Speaker 1: on him. I'm pretty sure the venue has a huge
Speaker 1: amount of insurance too, So I think that's what I
Speaker 1: was trying to ask. It's not but it's not going
Speaker 1: to be enough insurance. It's gonna be severely not enough
Speaker 1: you know what I think on some of that stuff.
Speaker 1: I think some of it is overexaggerated. And I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about the people that that I'm talking about as
Speaker 1: far as the damage, where'd they come up with the number?
Speaker 1: One hundred million dollars? Is that's what? But myself, it's
Speaker 1: an empty piece of land. We could be only this
Speaker 1: worth a hundred million dollars with land that they correct
Speaker 1: the earth, just just human capital damage and that's it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they said it exceeds a hundred millions. So again now
Speaker 1: you have and this is what I'm saying, like right
Speaker 1: where they're trying to sell for thirty whatever the hell, Well,
Speaker 1: this is what's weird. Right, So now they're publishing articles
Speaker 1: and now it's turning into a whole schmer campaign on
Speaker 1: Travis and his brand. Right. So it's like, now there's
Speaker 1: a man who was paralyzed in the two thousand and
Speaker 1: seventeen Travis Scott concert, extremely upset over astral World tragedy.
Speaker 1: Lawyer says he's not upset about him about his festival experience.
Speaker 1: He's upset about this festival experience. Yes, I just want
Speaker 1: to check yep. You know what the problem is, Gene
Speaker 1: and This is more an episode about these file last lawyers,
Speaker 1: many attorneys. It's not the attorneys, it's it's listen, these
Speaker 1: attorneys are the people that give these people the ideas
Speaker 1: to go where we're gonna sue and go after everyone,
Speaker 1: even Drake. Fuck him, We're going up to Drake too,
Speaker 1: because we're looking. It's it's cheaper and faster to settle out.
Speaker 1: You send a letter, you raise your handed contact of media, outfit, publicist,
Speaker 1: or whatever the hell they look. Just let's make this
Speaker 1: go away. We'll settle you want talent given five, get
Speaker 1: the funk out of here and faster. Everybody but Travis
Speaker 1: had already said that he was the cover these people's
Speaker 1: expenses and bells. He already came out to say that
Speaker 1: all the money listen, So there now. So now the
Speaker 1: thing is, he was extremely upset and sad. This is
Speaker 1: the guy who was paralyzed in two thousand seventeen. Because
Speaker 1: name is Kyle Green Kyle, So Kyle says he was
Speaker 1: extremely His attorney says he was extremely upset and sad
Speaker 1: for the devastation to these people, into their families, the
Speaker 1: people who are killed and the people who were horribly
Speaker 1: injured at the same time, he was really angry at Travis,
Speaker 1: at Travis team, including his security, because Travis clearly hasn't
Speaker 1: learned from what has previously transpired or what previously occurred.
Speaker 1: He hasn't learned. The problem is festivals in general haven't learned.
Speaker 1: How is it like, how are we putting the burdens
Speaker 1: of all of this concept on track? Hell, since the sixties,
Speaker 1: the Rolling Stone put on a damn concert. The Rolling
Speaker 1: Stone put on a concert in the sixties in northern California.
Speaker 1: They hired the Hell's Angels. I'm gonna say that was that.
Speaker 1: That was the Monterey Bay Festival, and that was Yeah,
Speaker 1: the Hell's Angels said that it's called it's called the
Speaker 1: outmont Festival. That's what they called it. They were trying
Speaker 1: to compete with woodstock. They just trying to make the
Speaker 1: woodstock of the West and big jazz Chopolin, Charlie. I
Speaker 1: is know, when somebody's being railroading, and this is what
Speaker 1: it looks like. This is what it looks like to
Speaker 1: watch somebody be railroading like he has a responsibility, no
Speaker 1: different than r Kelly having a responsibility. But what happens
Speaker 1: is when somebody trumps up the idea right to put
Speaker 1: somebody else like as the front man on the cross, Like, yo,
Speaker 1: this whole thing should be with with with all due
Speaker 1: respect to live nation. This should be their motherfucking problem.
Speaker 1: But somehow they're saying he incited the stampede, but he didn't,
Speaker 1: you know, nine times out of team g you know,
Speaker 1: you being an artist, I'm pretty sure traffics Scott is
Speaker 1: not the one that thought of, hey, I want to
Speaker 1: have a um astro a world. I'm pretty sure somebody
Speaker 1: came to him and proposed this and said this would
Speaker 1: be a nice event. So he was doing a thinking okay,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, it kind of was supposed
Speaker 1: to be his idea. Maybe somebody secretly came to him.
Speaker 1: But you know, he had an album called astro World,
Speaker 1: and Astro World was a theme park, a six flag
Speaker 1: thing park in Houston. So we just kind of did it.
Speaker 1: And so now what's crazy is right? So you got like, right,
Speaker 1: all of the white folks, right, all of the crackers,
Speaker 1: they're just going, you know, crazy, right, they just going,
Speaker 1: oh it's him, you know, blah blah blah, and he's
Speaker 1: it was negligence. They don't care that the Houston Police
Speaker 1: Department was there. They don't care because they is. Sometimes
Speaker 1: every white person is not a cracker, or some some
Speaker 1: crackers as white folks. What's wrong with that? Damn you
Speaker 1: don't like to work cracker? You know what I was
Speaker 1: just saying. I was just asking, is I see Peter
Speaker 1: right there? You know our white brother Peter a cracker.
Speaker 1: Peter's ex ginger, did you write Peters of the Rolls
Speaker 1: Gold community. He's Canelos, He's Canelo's distant the most vindicating
Speaker 1: show these Carnello's distant cousin, Canelo Alvarez, all all this,
Speaker 1: all the Spain, that whole connection. But he's a part
Speaker 1: of the roads go come unity. So yeah, just because
Speaker 1: somebody's this is not like we're not gonna go into
Speaker 1: That's a whole another conversation. America has a very weird
Speaker 1: relationship with music. Like I was talking abot this. I
Speaker 1: think I did a show, my old show years ago,
Speaker 1: like if like Ozzy Osbourne getting dragged in the court
Speaker 1: because some kid listened to his music and killed himself
Speaker 1: or something like that, or whatever the fuck, or Marilyn Manson,
Speaker 1: pick a guy, whatever, anybody dark anybody, But but but
Speaker 1: nobody freaks out at movies like you can you watch
Speaker 1: Scarface go snort of line and pop somebody. It's oh hey,
Speaker 1: it's just a movie. But for some reason there's a
Speaker 1: real funny relationship with it when it comes to music
Speaker 1: specifically as an art versus other forms of art. And
Speaker 1: I don't never understand it. Sure you're right. I could
Speaker 1: just do scar Face and go do a line, would
Speaker 1: do with snort lines that shoot people. I mean, for
Speaker 1: Christ's sake for an hour and a half and vivid picture.
Speaker 1: But you gotta think about where we at, right, Um,
Speaker 1: you and Pete, we're at against the chronicles one h
Speaker 1: of the episode event right, correct? So that again, oh
Speaker 1: for sure. One So one of the homies pull up
Speaker 1: right duding the wheelchair. He's gonna be on the show.
Speaker 1: I see him rolling around, um the office park area, right,
Speaker 1: and I'm wondering, like we over here, bro, what is
Speaker 1: you doing over there? And I saw this dude with
Speaker 1: him writing some stuff on paper. Then another motherfucker come
Speaker 1: up and get off the car. He pulls a wheelchair
Speaker 1: out the back of his car and getting a wheelchair.
Speaker 1: Now this motherfucker was just perfectly driving just fine. Then
Speaker 1: he pulls a wheelchair out when he gets there, and
Speaker 1: he started doing the same thing, and I said, what
Speaker 1: is y'all doing, Like, what is y'all y'all looking to
Speaker 1: renting office is something? They said, no, they don't have um,
Speaker 1: they don't have handicap access here to get up on
Speaker 1: the thing. So that's five thousand dollars. I'm gonna make
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars. And they called both called this attorney.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna get you'll names. They both called this attorney.
Speaker 1: Next thing, you know, when I went back up to
Speaker 1: the same spot, you know, that's where Big A is
Speaker 1: at Gene. They have the ain't for sure. So they
Speaker 1: got the things up. They're not the ramps for the access.
Speaker 1: Because both of them dudes file the lawsuit. They said
Speaker 1: a lot of court. They may do get the things,
Speaker 1: but they do that for a living. They drive around
Speaker 1: the different places to make sure. Now just imagine you
Speaker 1: would do the owner store and everybody that's a business
Speaker 1: owner is not rick. Some people just making a living.
Speaker 1: You get some asshole come up in a wheelchair and
Speaker 1: it's not really hurt at that. Now one of them
Speaker 1: dudes is really you know, paralyzed from the waist down.
Speaker 1: But this other motherfucker, he just coming up. He lazy,
Speaker 1: That's what I call it. So he got a wheelchair,
Speaker 1: he rolling around, got a wheelchair in the back of
Speaker 1: his ship. He get out, files a lawsuit. You don't
Speaker 1: have these things and they make a living. Them dudes
Speaker 1: both make it about a hundred and fifty to two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars a year just from that one caper.
Speaker 1: And I said, man, damn, damn the pride. I must
Speaker 1: be doing something wrong in life by being honest, bro,
Speaker 1: because it seemed like the crooked, corrupt motherfucker's always come
Speaker 1: up like we did in the last episode. You know
Speaker 1: that those who sell their soul, if you they could
Speaker 1: a sailor from me making a profit. But so so
Speaker 1: that's my issue with how white America is dealing with it.
Speaker 1: It's like us Travis Travish, Travish, Travis Funk Live Nation Funk.
Speaker 1: They got a concert to the next day, it's Travish,
Speaker 1: It's Travis, no disrespect. I love a lot that shout
Speaker 1: out to all the homies there, but this is your responsibility.
Speaker 1: Y'all should be doing things to sholter Travis from these
Speaker 1: white folks. Okay, So now we go to the black
Speaker 1: part of America, right, and now this is a part
Speaker 1: I can relate to, right spiritually, Pete don't believe in
Speaker 1: God or any of that stuff right there, Like you know, Pete,
Speaker 1: do you think you have a soul? Um? Not because
Speaker 1: you rolled cold, but do you think you have a soul?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't like. Okay, okay, so you
Speaker 1: don't subscribe. So in our community, we are spiritual people.
Speaker 1: That's we we truly believe, you know, from the Motherland
Speaker 1: even here. That's how we're able to survive and adure
Speaker 1: all this ship. So we have a real spiritual connection,
Speaker 1: you know, minus all of the chosen discipline of religions, right,
Speaker 1: the energy right of Travis, the energy of like a
Speaker 1: triple X rest in peace um and a Playboy CARDI
Speaker 1: comes across as Batten for something outside of God, like,
Speaker 1: outside of righteousness and goodness. Right, And so they're in
Speaker 1: our community right now, in the culture, there's a real
Speaker 1: conversation with what does he really represent? And now something
Speaker 1: tragic happen, you know, I mean it's like it was
Speaker 1: always questions initially about what he represented and blah blah, blah.
Speaker 1: But now somebody dies, you know immediately what's going on?
Speaker 1: It's like, yo, who is this guy batting for? Is
Speaker 1: there anything that discussion with like um with the Kodak? No,
Speaker 1: no discussion. I just found the article. You mind if
Speaker 1: I read it, and I may share the video that's
Speaker 1: on here too, your mind. But but but you see
Speaker 1: where we at though, right, see what we're talking about? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Yeah, I just found something. And this is
Speaker 1: about you know, this is me going to a few
Speaker 1: minutes ago when you were talking about you know, people
Speaker 1: just come to execution on Travis. Now this is in
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal. The Houston fire chief says rap
Speaker 1: stars should have stopped the show before he did. Lawyers
Speaker 1: for hip hop stars said he didn't see the chaos.
Speaker 1: Travis Scott didn't know what was happening in the crowd
Speaker 1: of more than fifty thousand fans at his show last Friday,
Speaker 1: Lawyers for the hip hop artists said, and didn't take
Speaker 1: bigger steps such as harding the performance that the other
Speaker 1: music acts have employed the control crowds. Eight people arranging
Speaker 1: in age from fourteen and twenty seven died amid a
Speaker 1: crowd sers doing Mr Scott's headline performance at the astral
Speaker 1: World Festival in Houston. Now they're bringing up some other stuff.
Speaker 1: Local authorities are investigating the crowd surge, the adequacy of
Speaker 1: security efforts, along with scenarios, including the potential role of
Speaker 1: counterfel peels possibly being lace for fit and all. Now
Speaker 1: they're bringing up something about some counterfeit peels and they
Speaker 1: ain't got shipped to do with the price of t
Speaker 1: and Shana. Well, some people say that's what caused the surge, right,
Speaker 1: somebody was sticking people. It was on t MC. It
Speaker 1: was a big deal. But but and and and that
Speaker 1: is the same point right where it's like Travis scot
Speaker 1: should have did this, but nobody is gonna say Jason
Speaker 1: al Dean should have. Like they're saying he encouraged what happened,
Speaker 1: and it's like not true. There's never a video on
Speaker 1: the show Life Rush the front of the stage. I
Speaker 1: don't care what's in front of you, Like this is serious.
Speaker 1: They're playing with somebody's life. But then not back to
Speaker 1: our community right where it's all spiritual. So it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, some of the things like if you look
Speaker 1: at the opening entrance right of the actual part right. Um,
Speaker 1: it's like a super old cool carnival thing that they've
Speaker 1: used forever. And it's based off of painting called Christ
Speaker 1: and Limbo. Christ and Limbo is a painting from the
Speaker 1: sixteenth century and it's supposed to be a visual artist
Speaker 1: is description of hell. Look it up when you get
Speaker 1: a chance of y'all listening. Christ and Limbo, And if
Speaker 1: you look at the Astro World entry, it's kind of
Speaker 1: marked the same way, which I do think a lot
Speaker 1: of people who was designing carnivals initially it's it's some
Speaker 1: different people, Like whether or not you believe in Satan
Speaker 1: to God, it's people who do so very much they
Speaker 1: are following, just like it's some people who follow the light,
Speaker 1: fear me and follow the righteousness of it. It's some
Speaker 1: people that followed the other side. So between the mouth
Speaker 1: of malak and and and um, Christ and Limbo painting,
Speaker 1: you mean, So it's always been questions like there's a portal,
Speaker 1: the idea behind this, a portal behind Travis on his
Speaker 1: set saying meet you on the other side. And it's
Speaker 1: a thousand things that make the Ulcher question, like, Yo,
Speaker 1: what's up with bro? And I and I keep trying
Speaker 1: to tell the brothers like, this ain't the time for that.
Speaker 1: And it's hard because it's such a greater battle, but
Speaker 1: this isn't the time to you know, we just allowed
Speaker 1: R Kelly for them to turn our Kelly into fucking
Speaker 1: a slave trader. R Kelly was fucking treated and prosecuted
Speaker 1: like a slave trader. It wasn't even a slave trader
Speaker 1: prosecuted like that. What I'm saying like, this is something
Speaker 1: that that man had, you know, pornography because he has
Speaker 1: sex or had video having sex with a fifty year
Speaker 1: or whatever. This his cases a six or seven years sentence.
Speaker 1: They have been able to trump it up into twenty
Speaker 1: and thirty years. And I keep telling the brothers, this
Speaker 1: is the same thing that could happen with Travis. This
Speaker 1: could be some long term ship. Like they're already scratching
Speaker 1: them from every concert. They already mistreating him. He's guilty
Speaker 1: before any trial. I mean, he's guilty. So this whole
Speaker 1: Astral world has just been on crazy left and right,
Speaker 1: just crazy, And it's like I'm a spiritual process, so
Speaker 1: I always have had questions about Travis and them and
Speaker 1: Triple Legs Rest in Peace or Playboy PARTI where they
Speaker 1: keep using like the energy in the in the idea
Speaker 1: of well them dudes play with the devil. Dog, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I don't. And that's what I'm not making this
Speaker 1: about that. But they do, and uh and and and
Speaker 1: this I think what I would like to believe, No
Speaker 1: black people play with the devil. But that's probably true.
Speaker 1: But what I do believe is there are a lot
Speaker 1: like Pete where they don't believe in it, but that
Speaker 1: don't need other people believe in it. Well, Easy, Easy,
Speaker 1: he was a noon Satanist. Yeah, I don't know that's true.
Speaker 1: I never knew that. I'm telling you the truth. I've
Speaker 1: heard this from DJ Bob. He ain't no goddamn satanists. Dog,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I've heard this some people at work
Speaker 1: from my heard this is not a Satanist, Easy, he
Speaker 1: was a Satanist. Gee, why do too? Three? Why do
Speaker 1: you do? Be lying on niggas all the time? But
Speaker 1: three people with the same exact story that don't know
Speaker 1: each other. She ain't just telling me some bullshit? And
Speaker 1: Easy could have sucked the people laddies and know all that.
Speaker 1: He ain't no goddamn saying this of all, Bob don't
Speaker 1: have no reason allowing Easy that was his man. He
Speaker 1: ain't never heard that of damn my life Easier. But no, listen,
Speaker 1: this is real ship. That's a known fact. No, this
Speaker 1: is real ship. People that knew him. He was a Satanist. Dog.
Speaker 1: He played with the devil. He worshiped the devil, had boards.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you he did not worship the devil.
Speaker 1: She why do you do that? Dog, I'm gonna hang
Speaker 1: up this thing. You do that all the time. You've
Speaker 1: seen the nigga worshiping the devil, Dude, I've seen pictures
Speaker 1: of the nigga boy. You see Easy worshiping the devil.
Speaker 1: I didn't know Easy like. And therefore, how you gonna say?
Speaker 1: I can't say it, and you can said And I'm
Speaker 1: telling you just like you believe it. I believe it's
Speaker 1: not true. No, because I'm telling you something that people
Speaker 1: that know the man officially intimately is telling me. And
Speaker 1: they don't even funk with each other like that. Niggas
Speaker 1: that normal. I never heard that. It ain't like people
Speaker 1: lead with a conversation about the way Easy he was
Speaker 1: a devil worshiper. This thing is relevant to that. He's
Speaker 1: come up in the conversation. Also, how did you get
Speaker 1: to that? No, because you we were talking about traffics,
Speaker 1: Scott and some of the little we know. How the
Speaker 1: hell was you talking to a nigger? And he was like,
Speaker 1: you know what, Easy used to worsh some satan. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: We were talking about bone thugs and harmonies, early artworking stuff.
Speaker 1: We were talking about their music, and that was Easy.
Speaker 1: This idea Easy was the one that gave him the
Speaker 1: idea for that imagery and the song Mr Weegi and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. That was his idea. I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: I need, I need, I need crazy to confirm that. Dude,
Speaker 1: he can ask you, Bob. So you're telling Bob you
Speaker 1: call and go back now, Yes, I called. I called
Speaker 1: Bob because you just disagreeing again, just to be fucking disagreeing.
Speaker 1: These dudes ain't got no reason why the namesake of
Speaker 1: this show being a troll all to his show because
Speaker 1: he just he this is green, just to fucking disagree.
Speaker 1: You are calling somebody in the in the in the
Speaker 1: Battle of Black folks. You're calling them literally the worst
Speaker 1: thing you could call a black person. And I'm going
Speaker 1: too far. Easy was a devil work. You ain't never
Speaker 1: seen it. That's not true. People that whose word is lying.
Speaker 1: So Bob cat is lying the first time in their
Speaker 1: life they told a lie. They're just lying on poor Easy.
Speaker 1: They so so the only lot. So Bob Catty never
Speaker 1: told a lie. Mac ain't never told a lie. Never. No,
Speaker 1: I don't think from that people they don't have is
Speaker 1: lying from the conversation. No, because it's not like Bob.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you Bob. But even this was a
Speaker 1: private conversation me and Bob was having. Bob withdn't even
Speaker 1: the type of dude that would come on the show
Speaker 1: and talk about that. He would probably laugh about it
Speaker 1: and say, well, yeah, he's like doing this thing. You
Speaker 1: can ask Rihan, Ask Rihan. I'm make sure you ask Rihan. Yeah,
Speaker 1: as asked Ring about it. Asked Ring about it. Because
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you a story, and this is what
Speaker 1: we're talking about. Gold Mac was talking to me one day.
Speaker 1: Easy had went to the Easy had this weegie board
Speaker 1: he funk with. Rhan came up to Easy when he
Speaker 1: was working the red board, took that ship and broken,
Speaker 1: like like literally broken, they said. Easy looked at Ring
Speaker 1: like this got up, went to the back of his
Speaker 1: car and got another one that went right back to
Speaker 1: doing what the funk he was doing. This motherfucker had
Speaker 1: an arsenal weegie boards and this thing. He had a
Speaker 1: motherfucker's arsenal the wheel. Even know you're just spreading bad gossip, Collie,
Speaker 1: one of the most important people in the history of
Speaker 1: motherfucker hip hop, you just spread if you walk there
Speaker 1: confirmed this story that I'm not lying. Man gonna cuts
Speaker 1: you out. He throwing his name lying on n No,
Speaker 1: Rien ain't gonna cut me up because it was the truth.
Speaker 1: The Nikkel played with the devil. He ain't no say
Speaker 1: worship and he ain't played with the devil. Shouldn't be
Speaker 1: saying this, but he played with the devil. Hypothetically, it's
Speaker 1: just a hypothetical question. If random we're to confirm this,
Speaker 1: what would your reaction be, I'd be in disarracted. Still,
Speaker 1: he was still doubted. He would say no friend. If
Speaker 1: rand says glasses, if em c Ren says okay, Travis
Speaker 1: Scott being the sating you said, he's savag Scott playing
Speaker 1: with the devil. You never met Travis Scott, So I
Speaker 1: didn't say that I'm saying, they say, no, this is
Speaker 1: a whole different I don't know about what Travis Scott's
Speaker 1: you don't know what easy he was doing. But this
Speaker 1: is not the point. The point is, Yes, if em
Speaker 1: c N says, yeah, Glasses, he was a satan as
Speaker 1: he's playing with the devil, I believe it. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get him on Instagram lot very soon, hopefully. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: I don't know why it is to the rim. Actually,
Speaker 1: let me call go Mac right now, man, because you're
Speaker 1: pissing me off. Don't call go Mac. We'll do this
Speaker 1: another time. We could do this on we could do
Speaker 1: this on Conversations in the Wild, Church on Sundays, some
Speaker 1: kind of like about Jimmy Hendricks back in the day
Speaker 1: with all that ship. Yeah, because you know, I can't
Speaker 1: get motherfucker's on your dog. I can't get motherfucker's come on.
Speaker 1: That's cool. That's the best part about this our relationship.
Speaker 1: Because Church on Sundays, Glasses gonna issue a public apology
Speaker 1: for calling every one hundred I apologize to every one
Speaker 1: of them. If somebody comes on this, motherfucking say easy, dude.
Speaker 1: Church on the first episode of Church on Sundays is
Speaker 1: going to be involving the Satanist. Yes, this is poetry.
Speaker 1: Can't write itself better man, You guys are good, but
Speaker 1: trust me, we haven't. We haven't. But this is my point,
Speaker 1: right And that's what I'm saying. Like Still is a
Speaker 1: brother like he from Cleveland, He from like one of
Speaker 1: the blackest places in America, like when you talk about
Speaker 1: black black people in Ohio, the Midwest. So the way
Speaker 1: we feel about it and the way we spread that conversation,
Speaker 1: we spread it like, bro, that's crazy. So I'm hearing
Speaker 1: Niga said Travis Scotton say this now for me, it's like,
Speaker 1: I'm really careful what's saying this? Travis play with and
Speaker 1: then I just found the DC. We fin focus focus
Speaker 1: were we fled? We've fenl a focus on this right now,
Speaker 1: we do that another time. Focus on this right now?
Speaker 1: Bring you just bring all your good episode right here now,
Speaker 1: all about Satanists and wrap. No, we're gonna do that
Speaker 1: for We're gonna do that for conversations in the wild church.
Speaker 1: So the point I'm saying is, but that's how strongly
Speaker 1: we feel like we feel that strongly about the spiritual
Speaker 1: battle that we're in. So you have the whole black community,
Speaker 1: my culture right there, Like, so you got the white
Speaker 1: folks hanging him like, oh, it's his fault, he should
Speaker 1: blah blah blah, even though they know better. If you've
Speaker 1: ever seen these festivals, you know how this thing go.
Speaker 1: They can go bad. And it's not because it's a
Speaker 1: lack of security. It's just sometimes human beings get out
Speaker 1: of control or are forced out of control. There's an
Speaker 1: expectation of behavior. It's like studio. It's like somebody fucking
Speaker 1: a studio. That's why, that's why you went. You went
Speaker 1: to man my partner Pete, Yes, so because so my
Speaker 1: point is right, so for our community to help, right
Speaker 1: when they're gonna railroad, somebody in the culture, right, I'm hearing,
Speaker 1: motherfucker's like, man, Travs sacrifice them people like niggas is
Speaker 1: really saying that bro trash sacrificed them people. I'm telling
Speaker 1: my boy, I said, we're watching Trav gets sacrificed right now.
Speaker 1: It was a shooting that happened in New Mexico. They
Speaker 1: were shooting a film with Oh I have watched his
Speaker 1: pr do the most amazing job of disconnecting him from
Speaker 1: the actual shooting. So even today, which is pretty good.
Speaker 1: Since he was the one doing it. That's a pretty
Speaker 1: good Do you mean it's not as fault? I want
Speaker 1: those guys, it's my pr are you talking about we're
Speaker 1: talking about the set of that movie right where they
Speaker 1: gave a man a load of handgun? Yes what that's his?
Speaker 1: That what That guy that gave him the gun has
Speaker 1: been fired from a job before doing the same ship.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how you give a loaded handgun to
Speaker 1: a man a movie set. It's like and eather twice.
Speaker 1: So if we're doing the movie g and you have
Speaker 1: to see before this call Russ, I know, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: familiar with. We spoke about it on the Gains the Chronica.
Speaker 1: So you think about it like this, right, we're doing
Speaker 1: this movie, right, we're doing a movie. G Right, we
Speaker 1: got fake guns. If I give Peter a gun and
Speaker 1: say okay, and it seems Peter, you have to shoot
Speaker 1: glasses because you're the crooked police officer, because you're the
Speaker 1: white dude and the crew you do only white dude
Speaker 1: the crew, so you gotta be the crooked police officer.
Speaker 1: And Peter pop that and it shoots you in the leg.
Speaker 1: G And it really gets shot to find out us two,
Speaker 1: that's my fucking fault, because it's both for y'all fault.
Speaker 1: Because actually on every gun safety law, right, they teach
Speaker 1: you to grab a gun, check it, pull it out,
Speaker 1: look for things. They tell you that we're talking about
Speaker 1: a movie, it's still a gun. Now, I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: not now, I'm not saying. I'm not saying it's Alex
Speaker 1: Baldwin's fault for what happened on the set. Probably not
Speaker 1: licensed in any way, shape or form to handle a firearm.
Speaker 1: And I'm saying, rest in peace to Helena Hutton. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying it's his fault. What I'm saying is just
Speaker 1: as well as it's not his fault, right, it's not
Speaker 1: Travis Scott's funt. People are put in this realm, right,
Speaker 1: you have a whole like he can't be the security
Speaker 1: fucking too. He can't like just like just like Alec
Speaker 1: Baldwin cannot be the gun safety guy. His job is
Speaker 1: to go out there, deliver the lines, make the actions
Speaker 1: happen with the gun. You hired other people. Travis Scott's
Speaker 1: job is to go out there, deliver his performance, made
Speaker 1: people feel good, get his money and go that's both
Speaker 1: Williams set where he's talking about the drug dealer has
Speaker 1: to get the security, the salesman, and he's doing all
Speaker 1: the jobs at once. Every jobs, why you get paid
Speaker 1: the big bucks. That's when the big bucks start rolling in.
Speaker 1: So that's all I'm saying. Still, it's like as our community, right,
Speaker 1: we're bullying him and we're helping the powers that be right,
Speaker 1: like like Pete said, the billionaires man, we're not really
Speaker 1: I don't see him being ostracized by a bunch of
Speaker 1: black people, being ostracized by the media and black people.
Speaker 1: They have been thirty clubhouses in the last thirty minutes
Speaker 1: saying Travis Scott, it's his fault and he's a safe
Speaker 1: of work. He sacrificed these people. It's like this is
Speaker 1: a manufacturering. You know what, I'm gonna tell you a
Speaker 1: quick way we can get a million view somebody if
Speaker 1: we went on there talking about Travis Scott and the
Speaker 1: illuminatious behind this mass sacrifice and there's some bullshit those people. Man,
Speaker 1: it was an unfortunate incident that a bunch of people died,
Speaker 1: and we don't have the demonize every thing that happens.
Speaker 1: Sometimes bad ship has happened. It don't mean it's a
Speaker 1: spiritual force at work. It don't mean there's no other
Speaker 1: nefarious activity going on. It's just a bad situation and
Speaker 1: it don't mean it and it don't mean it's not
Speaker 1: Look at what I don't do it in front of
Speaker 1: the white people. Look at my like my My model
Speaker 1: for everything in the universe is follow the money, right,
Speaker 1: So let's really really break the engineering down on this.
Speaker 1: Live Nation is a big media company. What do they do.
Speaker 1: They advertise their ship with big dollars through every other
Speaker 1: major media outlet that you can think of. So there's
Speaker 1: big money business relationships in place with all those media companies.
Speaker 1: So what do they want to do. They want to
Speaker 1: make sure that the words Live Nation and death don't
Speaker 1: appear in the same sentence and any single one of
Speaker 1: those companies with whom they have major money relationships. So
Speaker 1: they're gonna say, if you guys want to keep getting
Speaker 1: ten million dollars a month from us each, make sure
Speaker 1: you write articles because people want to hear about it.
Speaker 1: They want to hear about it. Make sure you tell
Speaker 1: them what you think, and you tell them that Live
Speaker 1: Nation and death are in the same sentence. Well, you
Speaker 1: know what, ge, I'm gonna tell you something. This goes
Speaker 1: seen way off base, but I'm gonna land on something
Speaker 1: real quick. This is another example of what the problem
Speaker 1: is with media though media to somebody who owns a
Speaker 1: media company, go ahead, Yeah, but but no, this is true.
Speaker 1: This is your problem. Go ahead, go ahead, problem. This
Speaker 1: is my problem with mass media. Right with yourself, mass media.
Speaker 1: No I'm not. I'm not on blad, Keep keep kicking.
Speaker 1: Keep my own were independent black old like like my heart,
Speaker 1: like my heart. No, we got one show over there,
Speaker 1: they don't own that. We got two shows over there.
Speaker 1: They don't own either one of them. They got influenced.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, all right, so check this out. They create
Speaker 1: these narratives to when it wherever they say is the truth,
Speaker 1: and that's the way it went. They put it out
Speaker 1: there enough times and people start believing it. If I
Speaker 1: go online and saying Peter is a m is a
Speaker 1: known rapist, if I'm going there and if I have
Speaker 1: enough no, but if I have enough people in my
Speaker 1: within my range, that lie is gonna become somewhat of
Speaker 1: a fact because people are gonna start spreading the word.
Speaker 1: Then you guarantee you you will have somebody come up
Speaker 1: and saying some broad they don't even know, Yeah, he
Speaker 1: raped me too. They're gonna make a video about it
Speaker 1: and everything else. I'm telling you, bro, they can obst
Speaker 1: they can demonize whoever they want to at the drop
Speaker 1: of her hand, at the drop And I believe that
Speaker 1: that's exactly why I am. I have pledged my life
Speaker 1: to being the villain, the super villain. Like I remember,
Speaker 1: like it was a girl that came and did me
Speaker 1: in Pete podcast and she said it was a rumor
Speaker 1: going around that I hit I hit a woman. I
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, that's what they said. That's funny. She
Speaker 1: said that. Don't bother you, Like, is it true. I'm
Speaker 1: of course it's not true. She said, just to bother you.
Speaker 1: I said no, because as a super villain I could
Speaker 1: beat a bit up. There's a there's next There's a
Speaker 1: theory by a lot of think tankers about how bad
Speaker 1: media publicity didn't really seem to impact Donald Trump's numbers
Speaker 1: because he was already in the muther super villain. You
Speaker 1: can't see exactly, and you can't cancel a crip either.
Speaker 1: I am a gangster rapper, Bro. If I slapped the bitch.
Speaker 1: So what, that's what you're supposed to do. That's why
Speaker 1: we're the I'm disappointing them right now by not slapping
Speaker 1: this bitch. Yeah, God damn it. What are you just
Speaker 1: sitting there for? I just need to just walk up
Speaker 1: and slap women. Just slap shit out of him. Bit
Speaker 1: shoot somebody, that's how you do it. Did you pay
Speaker 1: for lunch today? No? Fuck, well there you and you
Speaker 1: shouldn't have it because he robbed that guy for that money.
Speaker 1: My money is My money is no good. My money
Speaker 1: is no good because I only go to places where
Speaker 1: villains eat. There you go, That's what I do. But
Speaker 1: that's the point of being a super villain. So the
Speaker 1: point I'm saying still focused. The point I'm saying is
Speaker 1: right is we can't allow like we're gonna we're watching
Speaker 1: the mainstream, right. I won't even use the word white
Speaker 1: people to crack and I won't even say none of that.
Speaker 1: We're watching the mainstream. Take a young brother, right who
Speaker 1: was a performer m hm, no different than any other performer,
Speaker 1: and they're making him the reason eight people die and
Speaker 1: not actually just doing the simple mathematics and just looking
Speaker 1: at the history of festivals off. They have been bought
Speaker 1: and paid for to disseminate a specific rhetoric and was
Speaker 1: to receive that all the time. The rhetoric is, you know,
Speaker 1: the tangible target, the face, the name that you recognize.
Speaker 1: That's the guy. You better stay responsible for this because
Speaker 1: the nameless, faceless entity that doesn't exist, it's fictitious. It's
Speaker 1: a behind the scenes entity that pays you. All the
Speaker 1: fucking money you have is not to be tied to this.
Speaker 1: It's easy to point to somebody with a face and
Speaker 1: the name. It's hard to point to a corporate concept,
Speaker 1: especially when they're giving your money. If you think about
Speaker 1: the bread he losing because this brother is being like
Speaker 1: he had a show in Saudi Arabia to Saudi Arabia
Speaker 1: that he canceled, that was gonna paying five and a
Speaker 1: half a million dollars A leged me. I would you know,
Speaker 1: and I'm pretty sure this brother is going through some ship.
Speaker 1: You just don't have an event like that happened without
Speaker 1: being bothered as a human being. It would bother me.
Speaker 1: G if we had an event and some kids die
Speaker 1: and some people die, it would bother us, you know,
Speaker 1: it would bother us and I think this brother is
Speaker 1: being sincere with I think he is. Apologies are sincere,
Speaker 1: and I keep seeing a little things pop up. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm looking at them. I'm actually looking at my
Speaker 1: way of It's like, you know this some bull dot
Speaker 1: com makes you're gonna check that out, but only trying
Speaker 1: to dry plug on me and Pete ship. So what
Speaker 1: do you think it's? You better up there better be
Speaker 1: some real writing. No, now I'm looking at this, um
Speaker 1: you know up to the minute news that we report
Speaker 1: on this some bull dot com and but no, seriously,
Speaker 1: on this some bull dot com. Yeah, so what's tripping
Speaker 1: me up? You went for Wayne's World. Don't even this
Speaker 1: ship right here? Man. It's crazy to me because they're
Speaker 1: saying Travis Scott didn't care. He went to a nightclub
Speaker 1: and after party right after the event. You don't know,
Speaker 1: you don't like. The thing is what people don't understand
Speaker 1: when you're a performer, sometimes you really don't know what
Speaker 1: you don't know you do. These motherfucker's were standing on
Speaker 1: people in the crowd like there's a there's a there's
Speaker 1: a brief part of the show where Travis it was
Speaker 1: somebody who actually was like either paint fainted or pasted
Speaker 1: out or was sucked up. He actually had the ambulance
Speaker 1: come in and stop people so they could get people
Speaker 1: guiding him. It's crazy, motherfucker's dance on the ambulance ambulances.
Speaker 1: Why they're trying to get to this motherfucker for me?
Speaker 1: So again, festivals in that order are meant to be unruly.
Speaker 1: So he didn't know he went through his whole set.
Speaker 1: Question another hypothetical being the super villain. What is the
Speaker 1: super villain's response if that, Like, if that were you,
Speaker 1: where's the conflict of the super villain and the and
Speaker 1: and the human elements you know, intersect? And I would
Speaker 1: not kill him. I did not kill him. Y'all know
Speaker 1: what y'all get when y'all working with the low show. No,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't say that because man Off for show would
Speaker 1: say that, I'm not apologizing for ship. They even apologize
Speaker 1: for slavery and its mother fun country. I'm not apologizing
Speaker 1: for nothing. Nothing. That's the point of being a super villain.
Speaker 1: Imagine the Joker like, I'm sorry, I'm not apologizing, nigga.
Speaker 1: I'm not apologize. I told Charlotte man I had a
Speaker 1: conversation with Charlotte Man. I said, Charlotte Mayne, listen, you're
Speaker 1: in good space. Right, you're in a good space. I
Speaker 1: said you were the villain. Now you're the anti hero.
Speaker 1: You're not the hero. You're anti hero, right, You're not
Speaker 1: a good guy. Don't ever get it sucked up, because
Speaker 1: the first time you start trying to play hero for people,
Speaker 1: feel me, they're gonna destroy you a little purpose. They're
Speaker 1: gonna kill you again. I actually want Charlotte Mayne to
Speaker 1: turn back kind of little old Charlotte Mayne I used
Speaker 1: to love when he just pressed because not because not
Speaker 1: because now he's in the space where he's trying to
Speaker 1: be the hero at times. I think it's part of
Speaker 1: like the thing Arapian ship. You know that therapy fucked
Speaker 1: you up and kind of gives you like a certain balance,
Speaker 1: and you lose your edge. It's like somebody teaching you
Speaker 1: how to really cook, right, and you stop cooking soul
Speaker 1: food and now you're just making like regular salmon. Like yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's it's it's a flavor about it that we love.
Speaker 1: But longest see stays the anti hero, he'll be fine.
Speaker 1: The first time he starts trying to be a real hero.
Speaker 1: It's over and that's the problem. That's where they got
Speaker 1: travit when when Trav wrote that apology, do not apologize, bro,
Speaker 1: do not apologize to America for nothing? Oh you fucking don't.
Speaker 1: That's when you let your attorney talk. You don't say
Speaker 1: nothing if it's me, this crip white man for the talk.
Speaker 1: Because the thing we would be getting, we would be
Speaker 1: getting wheel on the phone. Your ass wouldn't be seeing sick.
Speaker 1: You would have a gag orderver they'll be talking crazy
Speaker 1: and nig We don't call me about this punk ass ship.
Speaker 1: You don't respond to nobody. My people get killed in
Speaker 1: the hood all the time. Hey, my friends got killed
Speaker 1: the two thousand sixteen nigger. The attorney would be responding
Speaker 1: for this thing, because you go sayship like what you
Speaker 1: just said, How is it agnorant? You said eight of
Speaker 1: my friends didn't get killed. Get America apologized for slavery.
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