Speaker 1: No worry and now, oh.
Speaker 2: Oh girl, I'm in love with you the same, the
Speaker 2: honeymoon past, the infatuation fee, riding the thick load, the
Speaker 2: times we get sick of love.
Speaker 3: It seems like we argue every day.
Speaker 4: I know I misbehaved and you made your mistakes, and
Speaker 4: we boats still God room left to grow.
Speaker 2: And though love sometimes hurts, our stup you berts and
Speaker 2: will may the sting work.
Speaker 4: But I think we should take slow. We're just hard people.
Speaker 4: We don't know which way to go. Comes went hard andeople?
Speaker 2: Maybe who it's sake it snow, take it snow.
Speaker 5: Can you imagine you say, first of all, let's start.
Speaker 5: Whenever you say my name like that, I get scared
Speaker 5: because it's never.
Speaker 3: It's never. It's a serious topic, man, serious time. Sometimes
Speaker 3: we could come time today? When do we not?
Speaker 5: We haven't had a serious conversation in a long time? Well,
Speaker 5: I have a serious one, okay. Can you a serious conversation,
Speaker 5: a serious topic, serious topic and a serious Can I
Speaker 5: find humor in it?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 3: I don't think so? Okay? It come on? Can you
Speaker 3: imagine sacrificing yourself by running into a burning building or house?
Speaker 3: Lack of resources, underpaid watching people lose all of their possessions,
Speaker 3: photos of their family, and then the reward that you
Speaker 3: are given is John Legend singing to you. Why are
Speaker 3: you doing it? Because I know not why. It's time,
Speaker 3: not extra money, not more water. You instead of going
Speaker 3: to see your families, you've been fighting fires for days
Speaker 3: on end, no water for yourself, no food. You are
Speaker 3: going to sit at a picnic table in a parking lot,
Speaker 3: and John Legend is going to come sing all of
Speaker 3: you and all of me to sixty grown men with
Speaker 3: ash on their face. But see, baby, we take it slow.
Speaker 3: I just went into a burning house, you know. Hold on,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what's funny about this. The only
Speaker 3: the only person rocking their head is the black guy
Speaker 3: to far left.
Speaker 5: Like he's the only one who's really like this is
Speaker 5: John Legend. Like where's Rick Ross?
Speaker 3: Sat? Like that? Clap, don't clap? See, and we got
Speaker 3: to get away from that. We don't have to clap.
Speaker 3: We don't have to clap.
Speaker 5: I came on here about three months ago, Peach and
Speaker 5: I fucking had something to say about John Legend. The
Speaker 5: Internet killed me.
Speaker 3: Oh John, you know, he's he's cool, he's you know
Speaker 3: people laugh. Man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's like, this is the shit I was
Speaker 5: talking about, this cruise ship karaoke.
Speaker 3: Shit. Why would you have John.
Speaker 5: Legend singing for firefighters at picnic tables?
Speaker 3: How would you maybe to be more sensitive to our
Speaker 3: heroes in Los Angeles, everywhere in California, firefighters that drove
Speaker 3: hours on end outside of calif for help. Yeah, those
Speaker 3: heroes you have to be sensitive to. How would you
Speaker 3: remix all of me in your voice, your John Legend voice.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do this, I don't want it,
Speaker 3: but why not? Why not do something like the hose hoose.
Speaker 5: Whatever happened to give I took it slow, whatever happened
Speaker 5: to given like firemen something that they could appreciate. Why
Speaker 5: not bring like Ruby Rose, bring like Ruby Rose in India,
Speaker 5: love out there and have them like you know.
Speaker 3: It was a porn star or OnlyFans. Girl. I forgot
Speaker 3: because I tried not to retain that information from my
Speaker 3: own sanity. But one of them I thought was doing
Speaker 3: her patriotic duty. She was saying she was gonna go
Speaker 3: around fucking the firefighters. Yeah from firehouse where she to me? Yeah,
Speaker 3: as an American, you have to go with your skill set.
Speaker 3: That's how we all become one and push this country forward.
Speaker 3: Her skill set is her vagina, So she went and
Speaker 3: used what she was gonna do. I can't really offer
Speaker 3: much of the firefighters except for donations and good words
Speaker 3: and appreciation and prayers and everything like that.
Speaker 5: You appreciate all he has.
Speaker 3: Something that's better than all of that, vagina.
Speaker 5: Give the firefighters something that they can some tangible, something tangible.
Speaker 5: Don't give me John Legend at a picnic table, I
Speaker 5: see you because I'm too rare. I would have been
Speaker 5: out there, I would have got even walked away. I'm
Speaker 5: not sitting there for this shit. I don't want to
Speaker 5: hear John.
Speaker 3: My wife and is don't even know if I'm alive yet.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like I got ash in my lungs and John
Speaker 5: Legend is singing and I got a turkey sandwich on
Speaker 5: the table.
Speaker 3: How out of touch are celebrities at this point? This
Speaker 3: is like the ego is getting insane. After they tried
Speaker 3: to save COVID with that fucking song where they went
Speaker 3: from zoom, who's a David Guetta? What song was?
Speaker 5: It wasn't that performed on the top of the building and.
Speaker 3: You looked that up with what that was? Oh no,
Speaker 3: when he tried to end racism, he said, shout out
Speaker 3: to George Floyd. No, not that one. It was like
Speaker 3: Ashton Kutcher and a bunch of guys Brian Cranston. They
Speaker 3: were singing a song during COVID to make us all
Speaker 3: feel better about being trapped in our houses that have
Speaker 3: maybe I don't know one fraction of the square footage
Speaker 3: that they have. They was walking around like, we understand
Speaker 3: the celebrities what you're going through while I walked through
Speaker 3: one hundred of acres right now. You don't even know
Speaker 3: you're still trapped when you're in their houses and they
Speaker 3: the whole zoom shit. At what point are they going
Speaker 3: to realize how out of touch they are? Who pitched that?
Speaker 3: Or if John go by himself and was like, yo,
Speaker 3: I want to bring I want to bring these heroes
Speaker 3: some food or something and then someone requested it like
Speaker 3: was this a karaoke situation?
Speaker 5: At what point do we just say we understand that
Speaker 5: people really just don't.
Speaker 3: Care because because we just celebrities care on John's jacket
Speaker 3: because I don't really know that when they do care
Speaker 3: about their image and people thinking they're doing good things.
Speaker 3: Is that what it is?
Speaker 5: I mean, I think that it helps with the perception that,
Speaker 5: you know, in times of tragedy, because you know, celebrities
Speaker 5: are well off and you know they can afford to
Speaker 5: if they lose things, you know, unfortunately, which some of
Speaker 5: them have, and fires and things like that, you know
Speaker 5: they have other properties, they can get things back. You know,
Speaker 5: they're they're more fortunate than others. So I think you
Speaker 5: have to put the perception out like we care. We're
Speaker 5: here with the firefighters, you know, we support them, which
Speaker 5: I'm sure they do. But I mean, at the end
Speaker 5: of it all, like having John Legends sit and sing,
Speaker 5: that's just not.
Speaker 3: It feels like it's for a look, it feels like
Speaker 3: it's for us.
Speaker 5: It's not sincere, it's for social media, the gods standing
Speaker 5: in the corner. Make sure you record this, send it
Speaker 5: to me when you're done recording so I can post it.
Speaker 5: It's just I just don't I don't like. I don't
Speaker 5: like things like that. And I'm not saying John Legend
Speaker 5: doesn't care about these firefighters. That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: If you might genuinely care about that.
Speaker 3: He probably does. And I'm sure he's done a lot
Speaker 3: of charitable what is like a good guy that we
Speaker 3: don't know about And I'm not even here to shit
Speaker 3: on it. It's more of a celebrity thing. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: want to know who pitched that. If the modern day
Speaker 3: Pearl Harbor happened in twenty twenty five and the nurses
Speaker 3: needed to break and John went up in there like
Speaker 3: just to check them out and sing, that would make
Speaker 3: total sense to me. A bunch of high testosterone trum
Speaker 3: men going through trauma. Yeah, you think that John is
Speaker 3: who they was trying to hear.
Speaker 5: And what's stupid about it is I can understand John
Speaker 5: going there and like just like having words with the
Speaker 5: firemen and like you know, thanking them and things like that,
Speaker 5: But why sing. That's like having Michael Jordan go to there.
Speaker 5: You start hitting fadeaways on like the sergeant. It's like
Speaker 5: you don't have to do the thing that you do
Speaker 5: well when you come and support like local policemen, like
Speaker 5: just show up, thank you, you know, we appreciate you.
Speaker 5: Maybe take a couple of pictures things like that. But
Speaker 5: to put to sing, that's just where you lose me.
Speaker 5: Like you, John Legend didn't need to sing in that
Speaker 5: moment nobody needed to hear that.
Speaker 3: Maybe that sound like a hater because I just don't
Speaker 3: think they were John's demo. They weren't like it. If
Speaker 3: Sting wanted to go up there, I think it may
Speaker 3: have worked out.
Speaker 5: Of But even if it's like, don't put gold and support,
Speaker 5: but you don't have to. I just I'm just I
Speaker 5: think the performance part is what seems a little forced
Speaker 5: and a little you know, cringe to me, Like I
Speaker 5: just John Legend singing to firemen that are now battling
Speaker 5: fires and they're probably on their lunch break. It's just like,
Speaker 5: and you know, before he gets to hey, John Legend
Speaker 5: will be here two thirty, we're gonna go sit down
Speaker 5: at the table. It's just it's just too too staged.
Speaker 3: And those are those are men, and even the ones
Speaker 3: whatever gender, they're way tougher than me. Those are tough
Speaker 3: human beings. Yeah, my pussy ass would have loved a
Speaker 3: John Legend performance after I stubbed my toe or went
Speaker 3: through the traumatic things that I go through. Those grown
Speaker 3: fucking tough man.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we were sexy red, Like why they should have
Speaker 5: bought sexy red out there to do it? Sexy red
Speaker 5: you know, the colored fire truck is red, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean? That's kind of on brand. Let's sexy
Speaker 5: Red go out there to work, bring her dances. You
Speaker 5: don't have at least a performance where men are like, okay,
Speaker 5: some nice shaped women out here, Like it feels like
Speaker 5: we're at the strip club, but we're not.
Speaker 3: You know, that type of shit. It kind of John
Speaker 3: legend though, we don't need that. It reminds me of
Speaker 3: that Chris Rock joke when he was talking about to
Speaker 3: make a Wish foundation and one kid had wanted him
Speaker 3: to come, and you know, celebrity. He's like, how come
Speaker 3: no one just asked them. Maybe Pam Anderson is what
Speaker 3: that young kid wants to see. Like, I get it,
Speaker 3: I'm a celebrity, but maybe he just wants some titties.
Speaker 3: I think after these men almost lost their lives, that
Speaker 3: would be the closest thing. I even think the ones
Speaker 3: that were married their wives are get in the past.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Sexy Red, she could have did it. I'm always
Speaker 5: down to see sexy read and some firemen. I'm cool
Speaker 5: with that.
Speaker 6: Those were actually the inmate firefighters.
Speaker 5: Which makes even more sense. Watch Sexy Red should have
Speaker 5: been out there. If I'm an inmate at a correctional facility.
Speaker 5: I haven't touched the woman in probably years, haven't seen
Speaker 5: no real ass.
Speaker 6: Shape looking for the hose.
Speaker 3: Like I was in prison just to get out of
Speaker 3: this bitch. I ran into a fire. Show me some
Speaker 3: pussy and let me see some asses shake. Don't give
Speaker 3: me John Legend. That's like standing up late to watch
Speaker 3: the pile on Pebo Bryson is pursuing. It's like, where's
Speaker 3: fucking where's hello? Cool J? Like I stayed up till
Speaker 3: two in the morning, and you're giving me Pebo Bryson.
Speaker 3: I'm incarcerated. I get out thinking I'm gonna help.
Speaker 5: You know, his fresh air will be out in there,
Speaker 5: you know, at least not in the prison.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking maybe it's gonna knock some time off. Then
Speaker 3: I found out.
Speaker 5: It's not John Legend and I'm an inmate.
Speaker 3: Oh no, man, that's not even Like remember when ODB
Speaker 3: was locked up and Wu Tang went to perform at Rikers.
Speaker 3: I believe it was like that. At least if it's men,
Speaker 3: I get this is who they want to see? What
Speaker 3: in they in a California correctional fucking person, John Legend?
Speaker 3: What's six so Crip is like, yeah, now we need John.
Speaker 5: We need to John Legend. Nah, man, they got that?
Speaker 3: Can you do get lifted?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Them being incarcerated five men? Like, first of all, that's
Speaker 5: crazy to take some men out of prison and say, hey,
Speaker 5: go fight these fires. But if you're gonna do that,
Speaker 5: at least give them some entertainment that they can go
Speaker 5: back to their cells. Like yeah, now you know we
Speaker 5: was out there and lunch breaks, sexy red pulled up
Speaker 5: and a lotto somebody like somebody that can enjoy these
Speaker 5: incarcerated men like John Legend. Nasty times, man, John, at
Speaker 5: least bring your wife. No, see that's what you no,
Speaker 5: don't do Please wait what No, don't do that?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with that? Because now you're saying you want
Speaker 3: men to see his wife lust over his wife. It's
Speaker 3: just a little weird. It is January twenty third as
Speaker 3: we are recording this. I do think I want some
Speaker 3: more flowers for my twenty twenty five predictions. This one
Speaker 3: isn't one that made my list. It was an off
Speaker 3: mic one because I was too scared to say it.
Speaker 3: But I think this week kind of proved it. Did
Speaker 3: you see these sexy red and Martin Luther King family
Speaker 3: estate back and forth. No, okay, I heard about that.
Speaker 3: There was a trend of making AI images of Martin
Speaker 3: Luther King in compromising situations and crazy shit. And Sexy
Speaker 3: Red has been known on Twitter to have people send
Speaker 3: her hilarious memes and photos and then she will post them.
Speaker 3: So she posted this one of her and Martin Luther
Speaker 3: King at the club, and then understandably, Martin Luther King's
Speaker 3: daughter came and retweeted and said this is distasteful, explained
Speaker 3: everything that her father had done. Can you please take
Speaker 3: it down, which sexy Read I thought did a great
Speaker 3: mature thing by saying, you're right, I apologize, I'll take
Speaker 3: it down, but it did first there prove my point
Speaker 3: off Mic that I think sexy Read is a CIA
Speaker 3: agent because she posted an a targeted Martin Luther King.
Speaker 5: She targeted Martin Luther King. She didn't make the video.
Speaker 3: Family wasn't was very upset about it.
Speaker 5: She didn't make the video though, but that was a
Speaker 5: little distasteful though you can't understand the humor in it,
Speaker 5: and obviously somebody created it and put it online. It
Speaker 5: landed on her timeline, but her posting it is kind
Speaker 5: of like a agreeing with it, you know, so it's
Speaker 5: just a little distasteful. But again, man, the sensitive thing is,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 3: I understand fully understand. No, I'm just I fully understand.
Speaker 3: I empathize and can see why his family would.
Speaker 5: Be I get that, But again I don't think I
Speaker 5: don't think she meant, you know, any disrespect.
Speaker 3: And it's got to be frustrating because I feel like
Speaker 3: the m OK I'm not even gonna put it to
Speaker 3: the culture per se because there's MLK fucking Toyota sales
Speaker 3: and shit like m OK weekend has become such a
Speaker 3: consumer thing that it's almost a mockery of these MLK
Speaker 3: sales and MLK holiday weekend shit like not here to
Speaker 3: honor someone that did something great for our country. The
Speaker 3: party flyers are one thing, but it is getting out
Speaker 3: of him. The MLK bottle girls exist. Now. There was
Speaker 3: a woman going around at a strip club asking the
Speaker 3: bottle girls if Malcolm X or Martin Luther King would
Speaker 3: be a better tipper and then giving explanations on why content.
Speaker 5: People trying to create the way.
Speaker 3: To honor And I understand everyone is talking about their environment.
Speaker 3: That's their bubble, their bottle girls, they're talking about their life.
Speaker 3: I get that, at what point do we have some
Speaker 3: self awareness of maybe this isn't the content we should do.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, people don't have discernment. That's one thing that
Speaker 5: I'm grateful for, you know, and a lot of people
Speaker 5: just don't have it. You gotta understand that. But again,
Speaker 5: I don't think that someone like Sexy Red intended to
Speaker 5: disrespect the legacy of mart Luther King. Now, it is disrespectful,
Speaker 5: but I don't think that that was her thing of
Speaker 5: posting it, of going disrespect Martin Luther King's legacy by this.
Speaker 5: I think that this culture now memes and you know
Speaker 5: ai things you know of that nature, people just see
Speaker 5: them repost them without thinking about the ramifications. Is this disrespectful?
Speaker 5: Should I be posting? Somebody like sexy Read, who has
Speaker 5: a huge platform, has to be a little more responsible
Speaker 5: than most people on social media.
Speaker 3: But okay, bottle Girls, well MLK bottle Girls can get
Speaker 3: that off.
Speaker 5: Sexy Red can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I again appreciated the mature nonesss. It's one
Speaker 3: of the best back and forth I've seen on Twitter
Speaker 3: in quite some time as far as just coming to
Speaker 3: a calm resolution, like, yeah, yeah, I posted that, not
Speaker 3: realizing that that could offend someone, especially a family member.
Speaker 3: You're right, take it out. But do you want to
Speaker 3: know the answers of the MLK bottle girls.
Speaker 5: Of who would be a better tiper between Martin Luther King?
Speaker 3: What do you think the consensus was and why do
Speaker 3: you think the reason?
Speaker 5: Well, let me just dig into this a little bit.
Speaker 5: If you if you know Malcolm X, you know Detroit Red,
Speaker 5: you know he was a pimp. He was hard on
Speaker 5: them holes, you know what I mean. So I don't
Speaker 5: think he was tipping no hose. I think the hose
Speaker 5: was tipping in.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the bottle girls, I'll give some credit to,
Speaker 3: were some historians in this case because they they didn't
Speaker 3: bring up Malcolm's former name or former life, but they
Speaker 3: did say he was from the street, so I know
Speaker 3: he'd be throwing crazy cats. It's a difference. He was
Speaker 3: from the streets, but he was working in the strip clubs.
Speaker 5: It's different. He ain't giving no girl no money. They
Speaker 5: giving him money. That's real pimping. Malcolm X was out there,
Speaker 5: real pimping, man. This ain't no play pimping. It's real pimp.
Speaker 5: You talked about Detroit Red. Yeah, so I want to know.
Speaker 3: They asked Detroit Red, they asked Malcolm X.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I mean, you can't have Malcolm X without
Speaker 5: Detroit Red.
Speaker 3: I get it, but I feel like the devout Muslim
Speaker 3: that Malcolm X was, Martin Luther King would be my answer,
Speaker 3: because at least he would be allowed to go into
Speaker 3: a strip club like that.
Speaker 5: Martin Luther King would be a better tipper.
Speaker 3: But they all went with Malcolm X. I'm like, what's
Speaker 3: he tipping for? He doesn't even drink.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, they don't know. They don't know Malcolm X.
Speaker 5: They don't for them to say that they don't know,
Speaker 5: they don't know what he came.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean you was in Harlem at that time,
Speaker 3: like he wasn't at.
Speaker 5: That Malcolm X was outside. You think me and Malcolm
Speaker 5: X walk the streets and it was called Malcolm X
Speaker 5: BOULEVARDI yeah, yeah, No, Malcolm X ain't tipping. So they
Speaker 5: probably was right in Saint Martin. What they did say
Speaker 5: Martin Malcolm.
Speaker 3: All of them said Malcolm except for one because it
Speaker 3: was all like, you know, Malcolm was the street guy.
Speaker 5: They don't know. They're young they don't know. There's no
Speaker 5: way they could. They would think that Malcolm X would
Speaker 5: tip more than Martin.
Speaker 3: They know him as Denzel Washington Malcolm X.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, see no, no, no, yeah, they got it
Speaker 5: all wrong. Definitely, Mark, I would go with Martin Luther
Speaker 5: the King for sure.
Speaker 3: Out of all our historical figures, who do you think
Speaker 3: would be the best tipper? The best tipper?
Speaker 5: When you say historical figures, who who you're talking about?
Speaker 3: It could be presidents, civil rights leaders, anyone of of
Speaker 3: of high stature and they have a lot on the line,
Speaker 3: I'll put it that way. I'm not saying just some rich,
Speaker 3: popular guy. We know they're going to be spending money.
Speaker 5: Oh hmm.
Speaker 3: I think JFK went fucking nuts. Yeah. You think Maryland
Speaker 3: was giving that up for free?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think he was going past what her fee was
Speaker 3: and tipping crazy. And I think his pops, who was
Speaker 3: the bootlegger, taught him how to tip.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: JFK might have been a good tipper. I mean he
Speaker 3: grew up in the bootleg strip club type of thing,
Speaker 3: underground nightlife.
Speaker 5: I mean, what about Andrew Jackson. He's on a twenty
Speaker 5: dollar bill.
Speaker 3: Right, you think he was throwing himself at this.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like giving away pictures, like he's just
Speaker 5: giving away pictures of himself. Yeah, Andrew Jackson probably be
Speaker 5: a good tip.
Speaker 3: I don't knowing about that era of our leaders between
Speaker 3: leaving because they didn't want to pay tax on tips
Speaker 3: at all with England and the whole free labor thing
Speaker 3: that they were doing, I don't I think they were
Speaker 3: penny pension. They didn't want to pay England or the
Speaker 3: people doing the work.
Speaker 5: I think it's weird that the girls thought that Malcolm,
Speaker 5: I mean Martin would be because I look at Martin
Speaker 5: like he was the type of guy. He was going
Speaker 5: to strip club and asks the girls, why are you
Speaker 5: doing this? Like you shouldn't be doing this, Like you're
Speaker 5: too pretty to be doing this. Like Martin seems like
Speaker 5: he was that type of guy.
Speaker 3: I think he was a devout family man and devout
Speaker 3: to the cause because I was Martin Luther King when
Speaker 3: he died. He was in his thirties, right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: So we told.
Speaker 5: About the guy that, Yeah, I could see Martin going
Speaker 5: in the strip club and trying to like.
Speaker 3: See, I don't start on your CIA narrative. Well tried
Speaker 3: to say Martin was in these streets. Martin had these
Speaker 3: side checks. Now that's a CIA thing.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, no photos, no, no, no, you're giving in No no, no,
Speaker 5: I'm not saying. I'm saying as a thirty nine year
Speaker 5: old man, he still had some you know.
Speaker 3: But thirty nine in the sixties is like seventy five.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Because you look at pictures of Martin, it's just like, yo, dog,
Speaker 5: how old was he? He looked like he was fifty
Speaker 5: for fifty years. No disrespect to Martin Luther the King,
Speaker 5: but they just was looking old back then.
Speaker 3: Like, yeah, everyone did look old him. Gee, it wasn't
Speaker 3: the barbers was at the haircuts. Do you believe in
Speaker 3: Larry David's theory that every generation gets better looking? It's hard.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be tough with this next one though.
Speaker 3: That's the thing, because a lot of.
Speaker 5: These girls, you think it's cute, like they just got
Speaker 5: a lot of work done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, between work, getting work done in makeup. It is
Speaker 3: tough to figure that out. Yeah, but I did agree
Speaker 3: with that up until my generation. I think every generation
Speaker 3: has gotten better looking by far.
Speaker 5: I'm not man.
Speaker 3: Well, we definitely, uh numbers will.
Speaker 5: Definitely take better care of ourselves. We don't age as
Speaker 5: bad hmm or as fast. I see some pictures of
Speaker 5: Marron when he was twenty five. I'm like, what, there's
Speaker 5: no way that was the film. It wasn't the film,
Speaker 5: bro like they it.
Speaker 3: Was the mustache, the suit.
Speaker 5: It was hard times man, they was they Listen, he
Speaker 5: got clear that civil rights shit put some put some
Speaker 5: years on our brothers man, Jesus Christ. Yeah, that wore
Speaker 5: them out, the Civil rights moving Moore a lot of
Speaker 5: our leader out man.
Speaker 3: Before we get off the Sexy Red conversation, this one,
Speaker 3: I will take credit for where we at with my
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five predictions. I think I have at least
Speaker 3: three down. Sexy Red and Bruno Mars announced, well, I
Speaker 3: guess when you're listening to this, the record will be
Speaker 3: out new feature. They said, it's the new strip club anthem.
Speaker 3: Brun Ma who said that they did, who's we gotta start?
Speaker 5: They did?
Speaker 3: They did? And Justice text texted that to me like
Speaker 3: four days ago.
Speaker 5: I fucked, Justice is my God. But I'm not I'm
Speaker 5: not believing that.
Speaker 3: You don't think Bruno Mars and Sexy Red are capable
Speaker 3: of creating an amazing strip club record.
Speaker 5: Oh no, I think so, but I got to hear
Speaker 5: it first though. I'm not going to just be like, yeah,
Speaker 5: Nah's just going to shake the clubs because Justice said it.
Speaker 3: Non me. He said some shit was going to shake
Speaker 3: the club, and it shook the club for sure.
Speaker 5: For sure, his track record might be flowless now that
Speaker 5: I think about.
Speaker 3: It now, I'm not going to take too much credit
Speaker 3: for this prediction because it wasn't a crazy one. Bruno
Speaker 3: having a number one record now and going with Sexy Red.
Speaker 3: He is going to reclaim his pop crown this year.
Speaker 3: It's laid out, so I'm taking that one as a
Speaker 3: stat but I'm not going to do a victory lap
Speaker 3: because it wasn't that crazy of that prediction.
Speaker 5: I get the Bruno Mars thing. Bruno Mars is obviously talented,
Speaker 5: is one of the biggest artists we have, but it's
Speaker 5: still something I'm just indifferent about when it comes to
Speaker 5: Bruno Mars, like I don't know if I believe Bruno Mars.
Speaker 3: We've discussed this there is and this was one of
Speaker 3: the major things I was killed for when we had
Speaker 3: that Bruno Mars debate of I feel a lack of
Speaker 3: authenticity to me, personally. Yeah, and who the fuck am I?
Speaker 3: I'm not the scale of authenticity. Just I don't feel
Speaker 3: it in a warm way. I believe is what I said,
Speaker 3: and I got killed. I think it's become like an
Speaker 3: adjective on Reddit in our communities of it's not warm enough. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a little too polished, too good. But I'm going
Speaker 3: into this. I've heard rumors that James Fonsore is writing
Speaker 3: a lot of this stuff again, so I'm here for that.
Speaker 3: I'm not going into this with hater ears yet. I
Speaker 3: can't wait to discuss it Monday because I do have
Speaker 3: some outrageous takes that I want to give, especially with
Speaker 3: Maris to Brune about Bruno. Mars. Jamaris and I had
Speaker 3: an argument off Mike yesterday that I want to have
Speaker 3: after we hear the song. Oh and for those because
Speaker 3: you have to clear everything up now, for those that
Speaker 3: are wondering where Demeris is. She had to get up
Speaker 3: right before this episode to deal with some family stuff.
Speaker 3: Her mother is sick. Her dog is also about to
Speaker 3: be put down. So everyone please flood Demeris with positive
Speaker 3: prayers and comments. She definitely needs it. Loved baby d Yeah,
Speaker 3: everyone just be very very kind to her in her
Speaker 3: comments and send her love. It's definitely a tough time
Speaker 3: right now. But when she gets back on Monday. Now
Speaker 3: we're having that Bruno Mars debate. I'm down, especially especially
Speaker 3: after we hit a record one trick Pony.
Speaker 5: We think Anosi want your pony. I can't say he's
Speaker 5: an want you because he kinda he does the character
Speaker 5: thing very well, Like whatever type of sound he's coming
Speaker 5: out with for his next album, Bruno does a good
Speaker 5: job of actually living and becoming that character throughout the year.
Speaker 3: And by the way, I think Bruno Mars, you could say,
Speaker 3: is a legend already and will definitely become one. He
Speaker 3: can still be a one trick boney No.
Speaker 5: I mean to me, Bruno Mars is.
Speaker 3: The really really good trick.
Speaker 5: It's like if you're going a good cruise with like
Speaker 5: a cool chick, you have a good time and it's
Speaker 5: like every night, like the karaoke the guy that's like
Speaker 5: performing on the cruise ship is like, yo, he's dope,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. Like it's like every song
Speaker 5: sounds like the song that he does.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. He has rhythm.
Speaker 5: I could dance. It's like, yo, he might be able
Speaker 5: to become somebody if he get off this cruise shit.
Speaker 5: That's where I think Bruno Mars, I think got off
Speaker 5: the cruise ship. But it's still kind of like I
Speaker 5: just feel like he could hear a song as somebody
Speaker 5: else created like an artist did, and be like, I
Speaker 5: can sing that and perform that exactly the way.
Speaker 3: That artist did.
Speaker 5: He's the It's like, who is Bruno Mars, Like, I
Speaker 5: still don't know who Bruno Mars is.
Speaker 3: He's the definition of a pop star in that way.
Speaker 3: If you need me to do something, I will do
Speaker 3: it to show me what you need. I will recreate
Speaker 3: whatever genre that you want me to vulture for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, I understand what you saying when you say
Speaker 5: the vulture it, I get it because it's just like
Speaker 5: if you go to a resort and you know a
Speaker 5: guy that the guy that's the waiter is Michael Jackson
Speaker 5: at night, he performs at night. It's like, oh, that's
Speaker 5: the bartender that was here on the beach in the morning.
Speaker 5: At night, now he's Michael Jackson. This shit, I didn't
Speaker 5: even know he could dance and sing. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 5: Bruno Mars aroout. He's talented. Obviously, that's not what we're
Speaker 5: talking about. I just don't connect to Bruno Mars like
Speaker 5: I don't you as great as Silk Sonic album was,
Speaker 5: and what was the other one before that, twenty four
Speaker 5: Carry Magic.
Speaker 3: It's a perfect album, great albums. You can check my
Speaker 3: phone right now, Rory. I have not played a Bruno
Speaker 3: Mars song in probably two and a half three years. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like somebody just went to him and said there's
Speaker 3: a void in New Jack swing and Bruno said, you
Speaker 3: know what, I'm going to do it better than everyone
Speaker 3: that's ever done it. Yeah, but I'm not gonna like it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just I don't. I don't, And I was
Speaker 5: surprised that I didn't know. Again, pardon my ignorance. I
Speaker 5: looked at Bruno Mars as far as like where he's
Speaker 5: at on Apple with his numb yearly, I didn't notice
Speaker 5: many people was listening to Bruno Mars. I get it,
Speaker 5: he's a star, there's no doubt about it. Once you
Speaker 5: do the Super Bowl halftime show, obviously you have to be,
Speaker 5: you know, at a certain level.
Speaker 3: But I just didn't know.
Speaker 5: I didn't. I didn't know Bruno Mars was was out
Speaker 5: here doing numbers like that every year.
Speaker 3: Oh no, he's one of the biggest in the world.
Speaker 5: I had no idea.
Speaker 3: Again sometimes because I don't and I've never heard you
Speaker 3: play Bruno Mars.
Speaker 5: Never walked in the office and heard anybody playing Brutal Mars.
Speaker 3: What's not it's not our shit? But that wouldn't mean
Speaker 3: that it's not.
Speaker 5: But I've never heard Where do you hear Bruno Mars?
Speaker 3: At when twenty four Karen Magic came out, I heard
Speaker 3: it literally everywhere, but you didn't hear. I think they
Speaker 3: had like you heard it, like going into Bloomingdale the
Speaker 3: speakers that they used for nine to eleven for the
Speaker 3: playing sounds. I would just walk around the city and hear.
Speaker 5: But I know what I'm saying. You hear everywhere? Are
Speaker 5: you going shopping? They'll be playing it. It's good like
Speaker 5: shopping music. It's like he makes he remind you that you.
Speaker 3: Need a very ironic thing going on right now. But
Speaker 3: I'm not going to go down that rabbit hole. What
Speaker 3: is iron most Death had a very similar take about another.
Speaker 5: Artist about who nobody Who's dark? No, let's talk about
Speaker 5: who about nas.
Speaker 3: Really it's fine because we can move no ways because
Speaker 3: he didn't. I'm lying, okay, while we're talking about Culture Vultures,
Speaker 3: and we will finish that Bruno Mars convo with Baby
Speaker 3: d next week because she is like the Bruno stan
Speaker 3: and I don't want to sit here and ship on
Speaker 3: Bruno without someone that represents his camp to prove that
Speaker 3: Maul and I are wrong, because I know there's a
Speaker 3: lot of Bruno lovers out there.
Speaker 5: I'm admitting I'm wrong. I had no idea Bruno was like,
Speaker 5: was doing those numbers every year, Like I had no idea.
Speaker 5: I'm wrong, I'm saying me personally, I just can't connect
Speaker 5: to Bruno Mars's music like that, Like I recognize that
Speaker 5: it's good, Like whenever he drops the album I listened to it,
Speaker 5: I'm like, okay, no dope, but I never go back
Speaker 5: to it and play it. I never like, go back
Speaker 5: and let me hear that Bruno Mars album. I've never
Speaker 5: said that in my life.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Culture Vultures, was it last episode or two
Speaker 3: episodes before that when we were talking about the mc
Speaker 3: miller album and that got us into somewhat of the
Speaker 3: white on white crime that happens within hip hop media
Speaker 3: and even hip hop fans for that matter. I love
Speaker 3: white crime when we're not really like we go in
Speaker 3: wanting to hate other white people because we want to
Speaker 3: be the white people in the space. It was a fun,
Speaker 3: lighthearted conversation whatever. I'm not saying that dj'vladd heard that
Speaker 3: conversation whatsoever. I think it's actually a coincidence and funny.
Speaker 3: But he went on Math Office podcast and discussed white
Speaker 3: on white crime. Okay, he brought up that he does
Speaker 3: not get along with me and that all white people
Speaker 3: in media do that because they want to be the
Speaker 3: only one there and to prove that all the other
Speaker 3: white people aren't as hip hop as they are, which
Speaker 3: I thought was funny. Cool. Lad has been saying things
Speaker 3: for months on months. Cool. I've said shit too. I
Speaker 3: have no real issue with Lad. I've even come on
Speaker 3: here and complimented him, and I feel like he always
Speaker 3: skips the compliments and goes to the one time I
Speaker 3: didn't like when he brought like the victim's father on
Speaker 3: with the guy that murdered and just I was like,
Speaker 3: this is weird. Yeah, but I'm critical of everything. The
Speaker 3: same wave of laddice his platform, which I do watch
Speaker 3: certain things. It's turned into the Lab podcast. He talks
Speaker 3: more than the guest, which is cool. He still puts
Speaker 3: on a great, great platform. I just think he's out
Speaker 3: of touch with the whites, and that's why he's not
Speaker 3: liked because, like we said last episode, I've never been that.
Speaker 3: I'm really close with Peter Rosenberg. I just did bootleg
Speaker 3: keV show last year, two years ago from my album.
Speaker 3: Me and keV Talke love him. It's the real My guys,
Speaker 3: Drew Ski at Hot ninety seven we had a weird
Speaker 3: tip in the beginning that was I admitted I was
Speaker 3: wrong and it was my fault. Me and Drewski are
Speaker 3: super cool. Maybe it's not a white thing. Maybe it's
Speaker 3: a VLab thing because the rest of us in white
Speaker 3: hip hop media get along great.
Speaker 5: Do those guys not get along with Lad? I don't
Speaker 5: know him and Rosenberg.
Speaker 3: Cool, I don't know. I've contrary to Vlad's belief. At
Speaker 3: our white hip hop conferences and dinners, we don't bring
Speaker 3: up Lad. I don't know the status with Vlad and
Speaker 3: everyone else. I just think it was a bad It
Speaker 3: was a bad angle to take with Math because how
Speaker 3: I would have flipped that entire thing is, well, look
Speaker 3: at Rory being so cool with all these other white
Speaker 3: media personalities, but then only has beef with black media personalities.
Speaker 3: That's the culture vulture route. I would go like, why
Speaker 3: is he so chummy with it's the real in Rosenberg?
Speaker 3: Why are you going on bootleg keVs? Show? But then
Speaker 3: he has smoked with Charlemagne, him and Gilly got into
Speaker 3: it one time. That's the like the route I would take. Vlad,
Speaker 3: you went the wrong way to try to kill me.
Speaker 3: I'm actually the culture vulture. I'm the one jumming up
Speaker 3: with the white people and attacking the black people.
Speaker 5: What do we have to do to get you and
Speaker 5: Vlad to like sitting not on camera, like just sit
Speaker 5: and talk and kind of like figure out where's the disconnect.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I like, this isn't a shot.
Speaker 3: I just don't know if I'd have a reason to
Speaker 3: talk to Lad because there isn't really an issue. One time,
Speaker 3: Cly is an issue.
Speaker 5: Well, it was he didn't like something you said.
Speaker 3: Here's the comp I'm trying to actually remember the history.
Speaker 3: So we of course talked about Vlad on the old show.
Speaker 3: Then when the show broke up, Vlad was on some
Speaker 3: some maybe on live on his own platform. I think
Speaker 3: it's one of those like face time things. And he
Speaker 3: was like, roy doesn't seem very intelligent because now he
Speaker 3: only beefed with me because his co host did, and
Speaker 3: now he's beefing with that co host. Doesn't seem very
Speaker 3: intelligent to me, which is like, damn. I wasn't gonna
Speaker 3: leave the pod because of the because I may not
Speaker 3: have vlat On like I was that it was the
Speaker 3: most egotistical thing. I was like, what, how does your
Speaker 3: brain even come to that conclusion? And I'm always so
Speaker 3: fascinated with it? Blew my mind When he said, I
Speaker 3: was like, what the fuck? So wait you? I think
Speaker 3: every decision all of us make is based on our
Speaker 3: relationship with Lad. Like after that, I was like, damn,
Speaker 3: now I got an egg on my face. I can't
Speaker 3: even get Glad. Yeah. So I think I replied to
Speaker 3: that when we were with Royce, and that never came out.
Speaker 3: But I've complimented. I think he's changed his platform. I
Speaker 3: think he went from the super exploitive shit. I think
Speaker 3: anyone that went up there and stitched on themselves as
Speaker 3: a grown man, it's their fault. I think when he
Speaker 3: took advantage of some of the younger people that needed
Speaker 3: a way out of their situation and Vlad having a
Speaker 3: huge platform is a way to do that and went
Speaker 3: up there without the knowledge of what they were saying. Now,
Speaker 3: Lad has every right to do that. I just thought
Speaker 3: it was a little weird. I think he's completely changed that.
Speaker 3: I think he has a great platform.
Speaker 5: Now we got to twenty twenty five. Man, we dead
Speaker 5: in all beefs?
Speaker 3: Man, are we?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do my part to help you dead any
Speaker 5: beefs that you have. I don't have any beefs. You
Speaker 5: debting the white on white crime. Somebody has to step
Speaker 5: in because this shit is out of control. Man, y'all
Speaker 5: are going crazy.
Speaker 3: You know how are we going crazy?
Speaker 5: Because y'all just fighting?
Speaker 3: Has there been any other white on white thief? Like
Speaker 3: I feel glad on that stereotype, but I can't really
Speaker 3: remember that being a thing. No, it's not a thing,
Speaker 3: just like black on black crime isn't the thing? Same said,
Speaker 3: the same type of thing. See, that's where lads form exactly.
Speaker 5: So Roy y'all you always give me, you always laugh
Speaker 5: at me whenever I have to take an uber And yeah,
Speaker 5: it's a it's a female driver. We've had this talk before,
Speaker 5: and how uncomfortable I am because one of my favorite
Speaker 5: curbby Enthusiasm episodes ever, is when Larry had a female
Speaker 5: driver and she wanted to help him with his luggage.
Speaker 5: He wouldn't let her.
Speaker 3: And then then had her do it walking on the set.
Speaker 5: So I'm not as mad or as opposed to now.
Speaker 5: I do think that Uber needs to do something. I
Speaker 5: don't think just for safety reasons. I don't think women
Speaker 5: should be driving. No, seriously, like we live in a
Speaker 5: crazy fucking world. I don't think women should be driving
Speaker 5: picking up strange random men at night. I don't think
Speaker 5: Uber should allow women to drive at night. I just don't.
Speaker 5: I'll die on that hill. I just think that it's
Speaker 5: not safe. I don't care if they have the app
Speaker 5: and you have the history and you can find out
Speaker 5: who it was. I don't care about nothing. Women should
Speaker 5: not be driving and picking up random people at night.
Speaker 5: Where do you draw the line. Do we put a
Speaker 5: curfew on women walking at night? No, I'm just saying
Speaker 5: walk past random people. Yeah, but it's different when you're
Speaker 5: in the car, when somebody's sitting behind you in your
Speaker 5: car at night.
Speaker 3: Just think about that.
Speaker 5: For a second.
Speaker 3: I don't care that we have this device in this
Speaker 3: app and you have my credit card information. I don't
Speaker 3: give a fuck about that.
Speaker 5: Think about a woman driving and just a random picking
Speaker 5: up a random man at night at eleven pm, twelve midnight,
Speaker 5: she picks up a random man. I just don't think
Speaker 5: that Uber should allow women to do that. Now on
Speaker 5: the flip side, hold on, let me land this on
Speaker 5: the flip side. I don't think that men should be
Speaker 5: allowed to fucking do Uber eats.
Speaker 3: I think like in the car Land, you know when
Speaker 3: you're about listen, listen, and the plane just keeps going. Listen.
Speaker 5: Nothing is worse than the fucking dude picking up your food. Bro,
Speaker 5: men don't care about other men's food. We pick up shit,
Speaker 5: We swing it all around on the bike. You bring
Speaker 5: me my fucking coffee, it's in the bag.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no one told you to order coffee insta car,
Speaker 3: and forget insta car insta car.
Speaker 5: Definitely shouldn't have men doing that, Okay. Men don't know
Speaker 5: how to pick fruit at a at a grocery store. Like,
Speaker 5: we don't look, we don't read labels. If I say
Speaker 5: I want milk. You're not looking at the type of
Speaker 5: milk that I said specifically. Men are just going and
Speaker 5: grabbing milk.
Speaker 3: So you're saying women should do the Uber Eats women
Speaker 3: should do because women pay more attention to detail. So like,
Speaker 3: if a woman is picking up your food, she's gonna
Speaker 3: make sure that it's it's wrapped properly.
Speaker 5: I'm just going off of my history. Anytime I've ordered
Speaker 5: Uber Eats, anytime food has spilled or was like messed up,
Speaker 5: it was always a guy to deliver.
Speaker 3: Have you ever ordered Uber Eats at night? Yeah, she
Speaker 3: went to your door sometimes. Yeah, but that's safe. But
Speaker 3: that's safer. But that's safer because nobody knows. It's not
Speaker 3: how nobody's in the car with her. I haven't thought
Speaker 3: about this. This is off the whim, but I feel
Speaker 3: like it'd be easy to grab a woman and bring
Speaker 3: her into your house, which would be way more dangerous
Speaker 3: than being in the car.
Speaker 5: Fuck No, you sound crazy as hell.
Speaker 3: You think it's easier to pull somebody in your apartment
Speaker 3: than you think it's safe. Every Dahmer did it for
Speaker 3: a year and cooked everything.
Speaker 5: Naw, he met them at the club. See that's where
Speaker 5: you went wrong at.
Speaker 3: It wasn't even harder he had to lure than with
Speaker 3: his charm. They was drunken and intoxicated, they was partying.
Speaker 3: That's a difference. That's a difference.
Speaker 5: Getting in a car is way more dangerous than somebody
Speaker 5: delivering food to your door.
Speaker 3: What if I live down a law driveway that's really dark,
Speaker 3: she comes to my door, lights are all off. I
Speaker 3: opened the door, and you're setting the scene for fucking
Speaker 3: Screen four. You're setting this like, yeah, why are you
Speaker 3: just got your logic? Because I do believe you want
Speaker 3: women to be safe, But if they're doing uber eats
Speaker 3: at night, it's still the same danger.
Speaker 5: I don't think so. I think it's a little safer.
Speaker 5: I think delivering food because I could drop the food
Speaker 5: at the door, take the picture, send it to you
Speaker 5: walk food is at the door.
Speaker 3: Or if I'm a psychopath, similar to the guy, you're
Speaker 3: a psychopath, don't matter where you at. Similar to the
Speaker 3: guy that would just be getting ubers and canceling them
Speaker 3: until it was a woman because he had an agenda.
Speaker 3: That same guy could watch that little bike go all
Speaker 3: the way to the restaurant and all the way to
Speaker 3: his house, and the moment she drops that bag could
Speaker 3: be right there, that's true, and he could have like
Speaker 3: it's way different. He could have some home alone shit
Speaker 3: already set up, he's got time and it's his home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's still I still think it's safer for
Speaker 5: women to do instacart, uber eats than it is to
Speaker 5: drive and pick up random people at night.
Speaker 3: How did I'm sorry, put this press release out? If
Speaker 3: you're the copywriter your pr how are we saying women
Speaker 3: you have a curfew and cannot drive after this time,
Speaker 3: but if you want to deliver eggs, you're more than welcome.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I think that's dope. I think it shows that
Speaker 5: they're they're concerned about women's safety.
Speaker 3: True, Yeah, you think that people will be a fifny
Speaker 3: thing women like I can't pick up people at midnight? Yeah,
Speaker 3: first of all, how many women? How many female drivers
Speaker 3: do you get at night? I mean that's something that
Speaker 3: I don't see at all.
Speaker 5: Like it's very random that you call an uber past
Speaker 5: ten pm eleven pm? And why I pick you up?
Speaker 3: Why are we doing this this band for just like
Speaker 3: a every now and then situation? Because I feel like
Speaker 3: I feel like women or you know, women that work
Speaker 3: Uber or Uber each I think they're kind of already
Speaker 3: feel like I'm not working at night.
Speaker 5: I think they say that to themselves, like I'm not
Speaker 5: picking up no random people at night.
Speaker 3: Like I'll go out early in the morning, I'll go
Speaker 3: out at aam, and I'm done at four pm. And
Speaker 3: I'm saying, if that's such a small percentage, you are
Speaker 3: upset with the COVID band and that was millions of
Speaker 3: people dying. Now now we're banning like three or four
Speaker 3: women from working.
Speaker 5: No, I'm just saying that. I think that it puts
Speaker 5: the message out there like we want the uber it
Speaker 5: wants to protect women, like we don't want women outside
Speaker 5: driving around picking up strangers because that's exactly what we
Speaker 5: are to each other, strangers at night. I think I
Speaker 5: don't think that there's anything offensive about that.
Speaker 3: What time does the band start?
Speaker 5: Why are you calling it a band?
Speaker 3: It's because it's a band. It's not a band. See
Speaker 3: when you put the definition of band, yeah, but when
Speaker 3: you put the word band on it, it makes it
Speaker 3: seems like you know what I mean, Like, don't say band,
Speaker 3: say hey, listen, are you saying legally prohibit I'm saying
Speaker 3: legally prohibit yes, that would be the definition of but
Speaker 3: it's a verb.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it doesn't sting as much as band band means.
Speaker 3: Like and what's funny the sentence they have here is
Speaker 3: she was banned from driving for a year. See really
Speaker 3: what it says on Dictionary. So we're already halfway home.
Speaker 3: Somebody is feeling what I'm saying. I absolutely feel like,
Speaker 3: I absolutely feel like women that that that work for
Speaker 3: Uber should only do instacart in Uber each at night?
Speaker 3: Is it based off time zones? Like when the sun
Speaker 3: is going down?
Speaker 5: I think after I think after eight pm? Okay, I
Speaker 5: think that's a that's probably a safe time.
Speaker 3: And then we're saying immediately to the kitchen from eight
Speaker 3: to ten? Are we putting any anything on their ankle?
Speaker 3: Like are they getting sapped if they go to the car? Well,
Speaker 3: we could do it, yeah, Like if they if they
Speaker 3: get pulled over and a cop see that they're working,
Speaker 3: they could get a fine. And what's funny is you're
Speaker 3: also trying to ban transgenders. I can easily see women,
Speaker 3: Well Donald Trump did that. I can easily see women
Speaker 3: just saying they're another gender to continue and then it's
Speaker 3: like you can't say anything not identify as a male.
Speaker 3: You're gonna stop me from working.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you I have not. It's very rare that
Speaker 5: I've gotten a female driver late at night, Very very rare.
Speaker 3: Because she should be putting the kids to sleep, right, Maybe.
Speaker 5: Or maybe women just have this thing where they know, like,
Speaker 5: I'm not picking up random people at night. I just
Speaker 5: feel like, let's leave instacart to win. Okay, what about
Speaker 5: I'd rather woman pick up my groceries and the man?
Speaker 3: What about what about men that can't defend themselves?
Speaker 5: Well, we have another name for those guys like they
Speaker 5: don't they don't need to be working at all. They
Speaker 5: need to be they need to be in the gym,
Speaker 5: at a dojo.
Speaker 3: So now all of a sudden, we're saying the in
Speaker 3: my fire inmate, firefighters are the ones that are driving uber.
Speaker 3: It's all tough guys at night.
Speaker 5: It should be Yeah, let the tough guys run into
Speaker 5: the psychopaths. Let's see how that that's content. That's like
Speaker 5: the new taxi cab confession. That's what we need to do.
Speaker 5: Put taxi cab confessions in these ubers. That's what we
Speaker 5: need at night.
Speaker 3: It's just gonna be drunk people throwing up in the
Speaker 3: backseat and some ports trying to clean it out of
Speaker 3: gas station.
Speaker 5: I watched that shit on YouTube anyway. They have a
Speaker 5: channel where they show like Uber drivers like getting into
Speaker 5: a passengers love that type of shit on YouTube.
Speaker 3: I just think you're trying to get Uber and a
Speaker 3: whole gender war that they're not airing for.
Speaker 5: I'm justing. I'm telling you, man, I think subconsciously female
Speaker 5: drivers already think that, and this is why you don't
Speaker 5: see many female drivers on the road late at night.
Speaker 5: I think they subconstantly feel that way, like it's just
Speaker 5: safer to be home and not picking up random people
Speaker 5: late at night.
Speaker 3: Have you been called in to be a character witness
Speaker 3: for the asab Rocky draw.
Speaker 5: No, and I'm thankful that I'm not. I saw that
Speaker 5: he turned down Uptown to Go.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 5: I saw that asap Rocky turned down the plea deal.
Speaker 5: I think they oftened him one hundred and eighty days
Speaker 5: or something like that, which is roughly about six months
Speaker 5: half the year.
Speaker 3: Three years probation turned that down, and he's facing up
Speaker 3: to twenty four years now. I'm with him and his defense.
Speaker 3: That video is not what everyone's making out to see
Speaker 3: like you can't really see if a Sap is doing anything.
Speaker 3: And the gun they were saying was a prop gun
Speaker 3: that he carries around with him when he's with his
Speaker 3: security just in case. Okay, prop gun. Somebody was really shot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Asap is saying that he was not the one he fed,
Speaker 3: not guilty to shooting it.
Speaker 5: Somebody else did it.
Speaker 3: Well, someone got shot and a pled not guilty, And
Speaker 3: his defense is saying the gun that Asap had is
Speaker 3: a prop gun that he always brings around. Asap isn't
Speaker 3: saying I know who shot someone else. He's just saying
Speaker 3: I didn't do that shit. And that gun that you
Speaker 3: see in that that video is a prop all the time.
Speaker 5: So the video where it shows Rocky and everybody else
Speaker 5: is out there and then what it looks like he
Speaker 5: raises the gun and fires that people start running, that
Speaker 5: wasn't really that was a prop. I mean, they gotta
Speaker 5: prove if that was Rocky that well, yeah, I mean
Speaker 5: gotta prove prove beyond a reasonable that I understand that.
Speaker 5: But if I'm Rocky, I would have took that on
Speaker 5: eighty days and shat my ass down and that would
Speaker 5: have been into that.
Speaker 3: Not when you have PTSD of slipping on seamen with Casanova.
Speaker 3: I take my fans. I'm not sitting down for a day.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to the tunes for a weekend. I'm
Speaker 3: not committing a crime on a Friday Saturday. Nothing.
Speaker 5: Listen, now, I know how he slipped on seamen in
Speaker 5: a shower. He's facing up to twenty four years. He
Speaker 5: definitely won't be doing twenty four years in prison. I
Speaker 5: just don't know what that video and I get it.
Speaker 5: You know, Rihanna is your you know, that's your wife
Speaker 5: and the mother of your children. She's very powerful, obviously
Speaker 5: has some great lawyers at her disposal, which means you
Speaker 5: have great lawyers at your disposal. I don't know if
Speaker 5: I would have rolled the dice on this one. I
Speaker 5: think that that was a deal. That's a deal, that's
Speaker 5: howd it is.
Speaker 3: Lawyers have to be confident. Though. If you turn it
Speaker 3: down six months for twenty four years.
Speaker 5: Well he's definitely I mean, what he's being accused of
Speaker 5: doing carries a maximum of twenty four years. He definitely
Speaker 5: will not be doing anywhere near that.
Speaker 3: But I think their strategies to continue with trial, bring
Speaker 3: more evidence to get another plea that just puts them
Speaker 3: on probation. I don't think he's taking this all the
Speaker 3: way to a jury decision. I think they're probably trying
Speaker 3: to get a better play deal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I'm.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 5: And if that is the play, which it could be,
Speaker 5: how long does that go? Because by now, if I
Speaker 5: would have took that six months, this would have been over.
Speaker 3: Here's my thing. Look at the opportunity ASAP could have
Speaker 3: with six months in prison being sponsored by fenty. He
Speaker 3: could do more for prison reform than Meek ever could
Speaker 3: imagine skin skincare routines in prison with Rocky.
Speaker 5: Like if fenty started like supplying the prisons with like
Speaker 5: body wash and.
Speaker 3: As much as I'm joking, that would be an amazing
Speaker 3: thing to do for prisoners. Yeah, because I know what
Speaker 3: they are lacking, all nutrition juices. They could do like
Speaker 3: official like the official underwear socks. Now you have dudes
Speaker 3: looking at Rocky a little different in there for his
Speaker 3: own safety. Keep it a skincare. What do you mean
Speaker 3: do the underwear when he's out?
Speaker 5: No, but you need, you need underwear, You need socks
Speaker 5: in prison.
Speaker 3: You need you want you want Rocky in six months
Speaker 3: to model his draws in the day room.
Speaker 5: No no, no, no, no, that's not to see. Now
Speaker 5: you're going, I'm not saying he's modeling anything. I'm saying
Speaker 5: the prison system doesn't have the best fabric.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 5: I know if my wife is Rihanna, she has a
Speaker 5: great line like fenty if I have to go do
Speaker 5: six months, the way I would spin this as a
Speaker 5: all movers say, hey, we you know I was in
Speaker 5: the prison system. I had to do six months. I
Speaker 5: noticed that the conditions that the inmates.
Speaker 3: Are from, you know, the great opportunity. Let's let's flip this.
Speaker 5: Let's let's let's get a contract where we now supply
Speaker 5: the prison systems in California with undergarments, you know, boxers, socks,
Speaker 5: T shirts, Uh, the jumpsuits, uh. Some slides for the bathroom,
Speaker 5: you know, shower slides whatever, skincare routine because don't mean
Speaker 5: it made. Some of them are pieces of ship. They
Speaker 5: don't you know, fuck him. But some of them is
Speaker 5: like in jail for things that you know, it's like
Speaker 5: he's not a terrible guy, but he's in prison.
Speaker 3: But you know, like between cigarettes and other commissary and
Speaker 3: like that being currency in jail. Can you imagine what
Speaker 3: the Fenci product will be that's like the new crypto
Speaker 3: in prison. If you got more, if you got a
Speaker 3: couple of moisturizers, you lose a space and have to
Speaker 3: give up a moisturizer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they definitely gonna be gambling. I bet you full
Speaker 5: face washed. Was my nigga, what's your make up number? Work?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That's my number? That would do what side shoes
Speaker 3: of those? But that would have been dope, though, I
Speaker 3: agree Rocket, that would have been dope. Man, Like, listen, man,
Speaker 3: we're gonna we're gonna turn this, you know, unfortunates of
Speaker 3: Rocky in his own cell, everyone asked me about my
Speaker 3: skincare routine. No, no, no, And then he could do
Speaker 3: the voice over TikTok ones like so I spend this morning.
Speaker 5: You don't have to do that. No, you don't have
Speaker 5: to do that. Work out on just let's just let's
Speaker 5: just get the contracts where Fency now supplies the prison systems.
Speaker 5: Would all, you know, toll trees and underclose yeah, socks
Speaker 5: like that, things that prisoners need. I think it would
Speaker 5: have been dope. But him turning down this plea deal
Speaker 5: was shocking at me. I thought he would have took
Speaker 5: that and you know, like six months again, any day,
Speaker 5: any one day in jail is too much. But facing
Speaker 5: what he's facing and then the evidence that they have
Speaker 5: and now great lawyers can make you disappear. I understand that.
Speaker 5: I just don't know if I would have rolled.
Speaker 3: The dice though, and in California, like not that I
Speaker 3: would ever want to go to jail in New York.
Speaker 3: I would just least no more people Cali. If I
Speaker 3: committed a crime, I wouldn't even like shit, I'd call
Speaker 3: you first.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'm can you Yeah, I'm can you.
Speaker 3: Plug me in with the social pipeline of gang members
Speaker 3: in Los Angeles?
Speaker 5: Because I'm fucked And didn't they didn't they? If I remember,
Speaker 5: didn't they send like Homeland security to his house. I
Speaker 5: think they went in They went into his crib with
Speaker 5: like full riot get but he was he was trying
Speaker 5: to leave or something. They like full swat, the swat
Speaker 5: went in his house.
Speaker 3: Well, let's not act like they don't do that with
Speaker 3: celebrities just because it gets headlines. That's how you get
Speaker 3: prosecutors that get promotions, and like that's come on, Well,
Speaker 3: anytime you fly, anytime you fire a weapon on the
Speaker 3: streets of California. That is the way that they are
Speaker 3: gonna come after you and try to arrest you. Like
Speaker 3: they're coming like that. Noah, I don't want to sound
Speaker 3: too liberal here with moisturizers and that entire shit. I
Speaker 3: don't want anyone discharging a firearm on a public Los
Speaker 3: Angeles street.
Speaker 5: Fucked.
Speaker 3: Lock those people up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But that's what I'm saying is something like this
Speaker 5: is a serious and it's crazy. Because I just asked
Speaker 5: somebody about this maybe three weeks ago. I was like, Yo,
Speaker 5: whatever happened to the Rocky case? Like that's not something
Speaker 5: that's going away. Like you fire a weapon on the
Speaker 5: streets of California and they know you did it, or
Speaker 5: they have video, you're gonna face that day.
Speaker 3: You're going to court for that. You're going to jail
Speaker 3: for that. Which is why when I saw he turned
Speaker 3: that deplee down, I was like, I get it. Then listen,
Speaker 3: he spent like three Christmases in Barbados, you know, trying
Speaker 3: to prolong this case a little bit. Yeah, but six
Speaker 3: months he would be home before Christmas. This was before
Speaker 3: they even went to trial.
Speaker 5: I would have took that one eighty. I'm sorry if
Speaker 5: I'm Rocky. I'll take the one.
Speaker 3: Eighty the way you're saying that, I guess I just
Speaker 3: have a different lens to that. Six months in jail
Speaker 3: is a long fucking time.
Speaker 5: One day in jail, it's a long time. It depending
Speaker 5: on what jail you in. I understand that, But I'm
Speaker 5: definitely not gonna think about all the lawyer fees prolonging
Speaker 5: it to possibly most likely still end up getting some time. Nah, bro,
Speaker 5: let me take this one to eighty. I'll be home
Speaker 5: in six months. Like it'll be like this should never
Speaker 5: even happened.
Speaker 3: Mississippi politicians are filing the Contraception Begins at Direction Act.
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: That means if you want a nut, it has to
Speaker 3: be to try to create a child.
Speaker 2: But what is it?
Speaker 5: Explain this better to me, bro, What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Politicians in Mississippi right, and we're not acting like this
Speaker 3: is ever going to go through. You can just file
Speaker 3: shit if you want to that in order to discharge
Speaker 3: your you know, your glue, it has to be with
Speaker 3: the intent to fertilize a woman or you know whatever
Speaker 3: you want to call it. These dingys, so some a woman,
Speaker 3: a whatever.
Speaker 5: Senator Bradford black Men says the bill would make it
Speaker 5: unlawful for a person to discharge genetic material. First of all,
Speaker 5: I have never heard let's call it semen. I have
Speaker 5: never heard semen rocky slip on be called genetic material. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 5: unlawful for a person to discharge genetic material without the
Speaker 5: intent to fertilize an embryo.
Speaker 3: Now he's a freak. Because how are you going to
Speaker 3: monitor this? Hmm? Maybe we take all the women that
Speaker 3: can't drive ubers after eight pm to monitor each man
Speaker 3: at their house. Oh, that would keep them safe, right, Oh,
Speaker 3: this is an easy loophole. All you gotta do is
Speaker 3: not come. I'm gonna come because it says it's unlawful.
Speaker 3: Because it says it says I'm gonna come.
Speaker 5: It says it's unlawful for a person to discharge genetic
Speaker 5: material without the intent to fertilize an embryo. So as
Speaker 5: long as I don't come, there's no crime committee.
Speaker 3: First of all, the court system is already jam packed
Speaker 3: to try to figure out what the intent of a
Speaker 3: crime was. How are you going to prove that I
Speaker 3: was intending to get someone pregnant or not? And I
Speaker 3: love your loophole of just not nutting. Yeah, you's gonna
Speaker 3: beat off and just wait.
Speaker 5: It's called edging.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: They get to the point that you're about to be like, oh, listen,
Speaker 5: this is against the law. I can't do this, you
Speaker 5: know what I mean? You got to back out of
Speaker 5: that thing slowly and be like, listen, I can't because
Speaker 5: I don't have an intent to fertilize your embryo right now,
Speaker 5: So I'm not going to discharge my genetic material.
Speaker 3: Okay, but if I all right, let's say I pull
Speaker 3: out and nuts is she? Is she an accessory after
Speaker 3: the fact? Is that my cody?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it does feel both. In jail, this does feel
Speaker 3: like it is.
Speaker 5: Imagine being locked up because you couldn't get up.
Speaker 3: Pregnant, yo, and imagine she's your cody and she flips
Speaker 3: on you.
Speaker 5: Does that make her rat absolutely? Yes, four hundred yeah,
Speaker 5: that's exactly what she is.
Speaker 3: Magic going to witness protection because you rat it on
Speaker 3: your man. This is the dumbest ship I've like, Look
Speaker 3: at who he's the stupid Look at the bills that
Speaker 3: are being presented. Who even knows if this is actually real?
Speaker 3: Even though it's on on a new site. It's hilarious.
Speaker 3: Somebody probably said this in passing at a government building
Speaker 3: and they report. So they want us to practice.
Speaker 5: They want everybody in the state of Mississippi practice seemen retention. Basically,
Speaker 5: like if you're not trying to get a woman pregnant in.
Speaker 3: The South, that's not crazy for politicians because a lot
Speaker 3: of them are super religious. That's some church shit. It
Speaker 3: should only be fucking after you're married with the intent.
Speaker 5: I can't wait to get that line of genetic material.
Speaker 5: Oh man, I can't wait to tell a young harleyt
Speaker 5: to make my genetic material disappear.
Speaker 3: Take my.
Speaker 5: Discard of my genetic material, will you?
Speaker 3: Also, it would be funny, like cleaning up your nut
Speaker 3: like it was a crime scene, Like, Babe, get the bleach.
Speaker 5: Get the bleach limes, all of that. Yeah, he washed
Speaker 5: the sheets.
Speaker 3: Immediately, we got a like legitimately bearing a comforter like
Speaker 3: six feet under. It's like they'll never find I'm a
Speaker 3: strike offender. I can't go back genetic material.
Speaker 5: That is the first time I've ever read that you
Speaker 5: cannot discharge your genetic material without the intent to fertilize
Speaker 5: an embryo.
Speaker 3: I think it makes sense.
Speaker 5: This is just birth control. No, I get it, Seeman retention.
Speaker 5: We should all practice.
Speaker 3: It's just like birth control. No, it's not. It is Maul.
Speaker 3: I have to interrupt this important podcast with breaking, breaking,
Speaker 3: break game news, and it might break you too. Mal
Speaker 3: While we're recording, I just looked on Twitter, it might break.
Speaker 5: Me as hilarious.
Speaker 3: Why is this news gonna break me? Let's hear it
Speaker 3: all the listeners. I promise we are not going to
Speaker 3: get in some rabbit holes. Is all for fun. Everyone
Speaker 3: relaxed going into this topic. While we're recording, Kendrick dropped
Speaker 3: a trailer, his second trailer for his Super Bowl performance
Speaker 3: while he was talking to Sizza, and then she gets
Speaker 3: right behind him with the Gatorade cooler and throws it
Speaker 3: over like they just won the Super Bowl. She will
Speaker 3: be performing with him at halftime, which us and the
Speaker 3: rest of the world predicted would probably happen. What nothing
Speaker 3: at all?
Speaker 5: This is great?
Speaker 3: Do we get a full Scissor set?
Speaker 6: We better?
Speaker 3: We better get a full Census set. You better lessons
Speaker 3: to get a full set at the Halftop show.
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 5: Scissor sounds great, great songs looks great. Yeah, we just
Speaker 5: spoke about John Legend in the fire, and yes, you
Speaker 5: think the football players want to see Kendrick cocissor.
Speaker 3: I think the football players will be focused on their
Speaker 3: halftime adjustments during that moment and focused on lives. This
Speaker 3: is another another It's another day, this is another game.
Speaker 3: We already know our game plan, We know what we
Speaker 3: run in halftime adjustments mean nothing in the super Man.
Speaker 5: We don't adjust. You can't change the players game and
Speaker 5: a knife in it.
Speaker 3: You know that this is who we are. This he
Speaker 3: was who he was when you got here. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: is who we are. This is how we got here.
Speaker 3: Any coach that would allow their team to go to
Speaker 3: the TV to watch the halftime, keep the team lose?
Speaker 3: How did you even get to the super Bowl? Keep
Speaker 3: the team loose? Man, everybody be loose in the lockerroom.
Speaker 3: Just another day at the park, man, That's all that is.
Speaker 3: We had predicted that he was going to bring out
Speaker 3: Sizza as a guest to perform All the Stars, because
Speaker 3: that was a hit. Now that between when we said
Speaker 3: that and today, Kendrick and Sissa have damn near given
Speaker 3: us an EP of features together. Do we think any
Speaker 3: of those make it? And I like those songs a lot.
Speaker 3: Are they super Bowl worthy yet? Or does they do
Speaker 3: all the stars? And then we get a Scissor hit
Speaker 3: record set and then back to Kendrick and his hits.
Speaker 5: I could see maybe they do thirty for thirty.
Speaker 3: I think that makes sense that this was just like
Speaker 3: a quick low fifteen seconds. Thirty for thirties is documentaries,
Speaker 3: usually sports documentary type of thing. So they at the
Speaker 3: super Bowl because like Luther and Gloria are great. I
Speaker 3: do like those records a lot on GNX, just out
Speaker 3: of Kendrick's and Scissor's entire catalog, Like where do you
Speaker 3: sneak those in at a super Bowl? They're just they're
Speaker 3: great new records.
Speaker 5: Rihanna did some records that I don't think we thought
Speaker 5: she would have she would have done, right, it happens.
Speaker 5: I think sometimes you just do the records that people love.
Speaker 5: It doesn't matter that you're at the super Bowl. You
Speaker 5: do the records that you know people like.
Speaker 3: I don't know about all that what record from Rihanna?
Speaker 3: Let me pull this up Apple Music that's still paying
Speaker 3: us more money than Spotify even though they keep raising
Speaker 3: Spotify's right. Rihanna started with Bitch better at My Money?
Speaker 3: Where have you been? Only Girl? We found love, rude Boy, work,
Speaker 3: wild thoughts, pour it up, all of the lights, run
Speaker 3: this down, Umbrella diamonds. It's kind of a seal tight
Speaker 3: set list right there. Hit no fucking records, no it
Speaker 3: hit records, but nothing shocked me in that set list,
Speaker 3: Like damn, she's giving us James joint.
Speaker 5: I would it was placed. I know, I would have
Speaker 5: never guessed that she was going to perform Rude Boy.
Speaker 3: Really yeah at the super Bowl, one of her biggest records.
Speaker 5: So, like I said, with with Scissa and Kendrick, they're
Speaker 5: gonna perform their biggest records. It doesn't matter if the
Speaker 5: song fits the super Bowl or that. I don't think
Speaker 5: you go into it with is this a super Bowl
Speaker 5: performance record. I just think you can go with your
Speaker 5: biggest your biggest jokers.
Speaker 3: I think the opposite. I think this is amazing promo
Speaker 3: for their tour that's coming up. But I think they
Speaker 3: go Kendrick hits, All Stars, all the Stars. Sorry if
Speaker 3: I'm getting that wrong. Sizza does like two or three
Speaker 3: four of her hits and then we get Kendrick right
Speaker 3: back to end the show. I don't know they're gonna
Speaker 3: sit there and do Luther. I just don't see it.
Speaker 3: Can we had a real conversation though, now that you
Speaker 3: got all that up, I'm scared too, what sure? What
Speaker 3: are you scared of? I'm your men, I'm scared all
Speaker 3: the time. I just hear so, is this is this?
Speaker 3: Is this not? Is this not a cheat code? Though?
Speaker 3: Can we just be like, because y'all gonna pay me
Speaker 3: as this hater and all of it, I'm just saying, Okay,
Speaker 3: is it a cheat code? Maybe? But is it also
Speaker 3: a very smart move? Do I think Kendrick Lamar could
Speaker 3: have done the Super Bowl halftime by himself? Absolutely? Him
Speaker 3: doing this tour with Scissa? I think it was a
Speaker 3: good move. Why they're doing stadiums, I need all the
Speaker 3: promo I can get. Any artist would everyone relaxed. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying Kendrick needs promo. They're doing a stadium tour.
Speaker 3: Any artists would need promo for that. They're both superstars.
Speaker 3: It's not like it's Kendrick opening up by Scissa. It's
Speaker 3: a joint tour with stadiums. So yeah, if I'm about
Speaker 3: to do a stadium with the biggest platform, I might
Speaker 3: as well bring my co star with me, would you not?
Speaker 5: You're not answering the question.
Speaker 3: Is it a cheat code? What's the cheat code? I'm
Speaker 3: answering a question with a question. I understand, but I
Speaker 3: want to know what. Well.
Speaker 5: I see, yeah, because now you're trying to paint me
Speaker 5: in this corner so I can come off swinging and
Speaker 5: look like the crazy, fucking.
Speaker 3: I don't want the upset guy. And I said, oh fuck,
Speaker 3: we either got a good gift or the worst thing ever.
Speaker 3: When I saw that trailer, I'm just saying, like, you know,
Speaker 3: let's just call it. If he would have announced it
Speaker 3: with Sissa in the beginning, and it was like, all right,
Speaker 3: super Bowl announcement halftime will be Siza and Kendrick the
Speaker 3: way it was maybe Beyonce Bruno Mars. I could see
Speaker 3: your argument on that side, But it's been enough time
Speaker 3: and everyone has already thought that he could do the
Speaker 3: super Bowl. You think Hove hired him, saying I'm only
Speaker 3: doing this if you bring Scissor with you. I think
Speaker 3: Kendrick added her on after he already took it on.
Speaker 3: But what what would be the cheat? What is he cheating?
Speaker 3: He already got the gig? No, yeah, he got the gig.
Speaker 3: Super Bowl is gonna sell out whether or without him
Speaker 3: bringing sizzle. That's effect or bringing Kendrick off'ct. So what's
Speaker 3: the cheat code? Or is it good marketing for the
Speaker 3: tour that I am about to put on.
Speaker 5: Don't see you throwing that in it. It's obviously great.
Speaker 5: It's the biggest stage that either one of them have
Speaker 5: ever performed on. Obviously it's great. It's a great promo opportunity.
Speaker 5: I'm not arguing that it's smart. It's great business. But
Speaker 5: let's act like these cameras and these mics ain't on
Speaker 5: right now. Let's act like that. Can we act like
Speaker 5: that for five minutes?
Speaker 3: Yes? All right? So if any other artists did this,
Speaker 3: will we not be giving them shit for can't get
Speaker 3: an expresso martini? Will we not be getting shipped for?
Speaker 3: But they? Will we not be giving them shit for
Speaker 3: doing this? Okay, I'm I don't even see the lights
Speaker 3: or the cameras. I don't either, but I still see them.
Speaker 3: So I'm giving you half an answer the way you say,
Speaker 3: if Steph bron everyone throws their rings on the table,
Speaker 3: Everyone's gonna look at that bubble ring and go.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know if we count that, right, I think
Speaker 3: every artist that did a solo Super Bowl halftime would
Speaker 3: look at Kendrick like, now I'm not counting that now me,
Speaker 3: I don't give a fuck. No, it's great music, but
Speaker 3: that I think every artist that carried a Super Bowl
Speaker 3: performance all by themselves would look at the other ones
Speaker 3: if they were to be on a list of like
Speaker 3: the greater ones, and was like no, man like though,
Speaker 3: look what Rihanna did by herself, it was insane. But
Speaker 3: I also think what Dre did with Snoop, Mary M
Speaker 3: fifty and Kendrick was one of my favorites of all time.
Speaker 3: But I could see why Prince would fucking laugh at
Speaker 3: it with his purple ring performance. M So I think
Speaker 3: some people would have asterisk, but we had justin and
Speaker 3: and I mean, I don't know, this happens all the time. No, no,
Speaker 3: no no, And I'm not saying but we've had this
Speaker 3: happen where there's two I.
Speaker 5: Could be wrong.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: No, having having somebody come out as a as a
Speaker 5: guest on your set, that's.
Speaker 3: That happens with she Co would Beyonce Maroon five, Like,
Speaker 3: is that a cheat code?
Speaker 5: I'm asking you because right now it seems that it's
Speaker 5: being promoed as Kendrick and Scissor halftime performance. Now, when
Speaker 5: Beyonce did it, or when you know other artists did it, Yeah,
Speaker 5: they have people come out and do a guest song,
Speaker 5: do it. Yeah, but we're talking about now it's being
Speaker 5: announced as the Kendrick and siss A halftime show. At
Speaker 5: least that's what it just said on the promo. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It's not like what we thought where we were like,
Speaker 3: he's gonna bring Scissor out, and we knew that already.
Speaker 3: We knew that already, we anticipated that. But by the way,
Speaker 3: congratulations to Scissor. That's amazing. Congratulations from like neighborhood, New
Speaker 3: Jersey is now doing listen.
Speaker 5: Congratulations to Kendrick and Scissor. I'm looking forward to this.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, if we act like these mics and
Speaker 5: these cameras ain't on, are we having a conversation of
Speaker 5: all right, man, did that load get a little heavy
Speaker 5: at them them rehearsals and you start looking at that.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no no no, I'm not because get
Speaker 3: my ship off, okay, and you get your contradicting your
Speaker 3: ship because when we left that ship at the Barclay Center,
Speaker 3: mister Morale tour, you said, oh my god, Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 3: put on damn near a Broadway play. How could you
Speaker 3: put on a show like that? When you wrap that
Speaker 3: many words in one fucking verse, I feel like Kendrick Lamar,
Speaker 3: it means I think he's capable of putting on a
Speaker 3: super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 5: Anti is a man now is not ringing off at
Speaker 5: the super Bowl. PEPs ain't PEPs. She ain't stamping that.
Speaker 3: So you're suggesting that that Kendrick the low got too
Speaker 3: much during rehearsals, and then also PEPSI was like, nah,
Speaker 3: he's got to bring someone else in. I'm not saying anything,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, can we They all signed off on
Speaker 3: that before I know. We all say Hove is the
Speaker 3: majority person that picks the halftime I'm sure he does.
Speaker 3: But if you don't think Hove doesn't check with the
Speaker 3: major sponsors of the halftime show or who's going to
Speaker 3: be putting commercials at that time, you are strongly mistaken.
Speaker 3: They always like, all right, Kenrick Lamar, cool, this is
Speaker 3: what offer for advertising. They're not now like, yo, we
Speaker 3: need Scissor there. I think it's a great addition, not
Speaker 3: what I said. Why you keep trying to remix what
Speaker 3: I said? Maybe I misunderstood.
Speaker 5: I'm asking you. Do you think these mics and cameras
Speaker 5: are out here? Look at me in my eyes, look
Speaker 5: to me in my face.
Speaker 3: I'm looking.
Speaker 5: Do you think that Kendrick got there and got to
Speaker 5: his performances and rehearsals and was like, you know what,
Speaker 5: let me just bust this bad. Let me bust this
Speaker 5: down with Scissor, Like, let's split this. It's me and Scissor,
Speaker 5: Because he probably realized, like, damn, I gotta do this
Speaker 5: is a lot of performing. This is a big, big field.
Speaker 5: I gotta kind of like move around so many moving
Speaker 5: parts things that he never did before. That's like the
Speaker 5: first time he's probably been on the stage this big.
Speaker 3: We can agree to that, Yes, with movie bigest, this
Speaker 3: is a tough thing to carry most artists ever have
Speaker 3: had exactly So do we think.
Speaker 5: That he got in rehearsal and looked back and was like, fuck, yeah,
Speaker 5: we're going on tour. Let me just bust this down.
Speaker 3: Not not in the slightest. It's pause a big load
Speaker 3: for having to do a stadium tour and rehearse that
Speaker 3: with Scissa. I think it was maybe a smart move
Speaker 3: to put those two things together. But in no way
Speaker 3: do I think Kendrick Lamar, as strategic and intelligent as
Speaker 3: we know him to be, would ever take a Super
Speaker 3: Bowl halftime gig not being confident in delivering. I don't
Speaker 3: think there's a world where that.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying not confident in delivering. I'm saying I think.
Speaker 3: Kendrick Lamar is in shape. I saw him doing Mexican
Speaker 3: burpies in Brooklyn. Great, he can move around that whole
Speaker 3: field for sure, He'll be fine. I think it was
Speaker 3: a very smart move with everything him and Scissa.
Speaker 5: It'sd a smart move. I'm not saying it's not. I'm
Speaker 5: just saying, let's get to the decision of the smart move.
Speaker 5: How do we get to the decision of the move
Speaker 5: being smart? Like what conversations thought happening internally?
Speaker 3: I guess I know we're speculating on everything, but I'd
Speaker 3: rather like to know when the decision of the GNX
Speaker 3: tour being the scissor and Kendrick tour happened. Did that
Speaker 3: happen prior to the Super Bowl or after. If it
Speaker 3: happened after and that's something they wanted to do, yeah,
Speaker 3: I would remix that plan and go, well, let's use
Speaker 3: this opportunity to put on a performance that would end
Speaker 3: up promoting our stadium tour. Would you not do that? Okay,
Speaker 3: I don't think it's that crazy.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, you know, I'm I'm just looking at the optics,
Speaker 5: that's all. Either way, it's gonna be a great performance. Obviously,
Speaker 5: this is Kendrick Lamar Scissor that we're talking about, to
Speaker 5: of the dopest artists that we have, So yeah, I'm
Speaker 5: looking forward to it.
Speaker 3: But I just I would just like to know now listen,
Speaker 3: because we only what two weeks away for the super Bowl?
Speaker 5: Announcing is two weeks out. I just I'm I just
Speaker 5: feel like, again.
Speaker 3: No, but to me that even crazy you think two
Speaker 3: weeks before the Super Bowl rehearsals to be going that
Speaker 3: bad that we would have to put together out of
Speaker 3: what they wanted to do.
Speaker 5: You miss what I'm saying. I feel like they knew
Speaker 5: the entire time that Scissor was gonna perform, well even
Speaker 5: have but yeah, but announce it like that from the
Speaker 5: gate though?
Speaker 3: Why? Because I think they've all right, we got too, because.
Speaker 5: Then if you don't, then you leave room for people
Speaker 5: to speculate, like, damn, why is it now Kendrick and
Speaker 5: Scissor halftime show when it wasn't Kendrick and siss a
Speaker 5: halftime show when they first announced it?
Speaker 3: Or what is obviously a strategic and well planned rollout
Speaker 3: of I have the most attention I've ever had in
Speaker 3: my life on me. Let's do the Super Bowl announcement
Speaker 3: of just me shooting the footballs. Then gn X comes
Speaker 3: out with two Scissor features, then scissors Uh Deluxe comes
Speaker 3: out with a Kendrick feature, then we announce a stadium tour.
Speaker 3: Then let's announce the Scissor and Kendrick uh super Bowl thing.
Speaker 3: So that's a perfectly planned So you like that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, Listen. I understand the Ovio conspiracies that they
Speaker 3: are low ticket sales, and I know as soon as
Speaker 3: I open Twitter recording, they were like, yo, they had
Speaker 3: to do this because they weren't moving tickets. Nah, I
Speaker 3: really don't think that. But why are you saying conspiracies
Speaker 3: because they're only coming from the Ovio communities I see
Speaker 3: on Twitter?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't see anyone that's not dangerously involved in the
Speaker 3: Twitter streets in this battle, even commenting or caring that
Speaker 3: much about the ticket sales of KENDRICKG and Sizza or
Speaker 3: that this is announced. Most people are cool even better now.
Speaker 3: Now now maybe we'll have some hoes at the super
Speaker 3: Bowl party.
Speaker 5: Okay, we're gonna revisit this, because I listen, it's gonna
Speaker 5: be maybe next year when they announced the next performer,
Speaker 5: We're gonna revisit this.
Speaker 3: I've been to Super Bowl parties when Beyonce was performing
Speaker 3: at half time, and then I've been to Super Bowl
Speaker 3: parties when it was Doctor Dre, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick, Lamara,
Speaker 3: Eminem and fifty Cent and it was just me, you
Speaker 3: and fucking Peach. Yeah, now we can have some hose. Finally,
Speaker 3: when you add the visit to the.
Speaker 6: Mix, are you saying Kendrick scares the hose.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what he's saying.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what he's saying. And that's what the nigga said.
Speaker 5: That's what they said at the rehearsal. We ain't gonna
Speaker 5: do all this rapping at the halftime, like we need
Speaker 5: we need some R and b to break this ship up.
Speaker 3: You don't think lose yourself scared of the hose.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that was just for a couple of seconds.
Speaker 3: Though, and I think all Right brought it back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that was again a couple of seconds. That's
Speaker 5: what I'm trying to tell you.
Speaker 3: Kendrick got joints that women like. First of all, women
Speaker 3: saying they don't. I'm not saying he don't because you
Speaker 3: were trying to make it say like I'm saying something.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying.
Speaker 3: I don't make you've seen anything.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you exactly what I'm saying. I'm saying that
Speaker 5: it looks like I'm not saying that this is what
Speaker 5: it is. I'm saying it looks like a conversation was
Speaker 5: had and that the decision was made to kind of
Speaker 5: like promote this in a different way because it's like, yes,
Speaker 5: we have the stadium tour coming. We know that everybody's
Speaker 5: looking forward to that show with him and Scissor. I
Speaker 5: just think it's a little eyebrow raising to announce this
Speaker 5: two weeks away from the super Bowl, when you could
Speaker 5: have announced this the same time y'all announced the tour.
Speaker 3: We got a microwave society where they forget things and
Speaker 3: move on from things immediately. This is how people need
Speaker 3: to promote things now, a bunch of reminders of new
Speaker 3: information as close to the date as possible, because casual,
Speaker 3: casual people are going, oh shit, super Bowls in like
Speaker 3: three days. All right, oh shit, here's an announcement to
Speaker 3: remind me of that.
Speaker 6: Okay, do you think that announced Lefty gun play coming out?
Speaker 5: I don't think PEPSI is.
Speaker 3: I don't think they will. You don't think he aligns
Speaker 3: with their nah, I.
Speaker 5: Think they staying away from that. I don't think they
Speaker 5: touching that brand.
Speaker 3: I would like to see Lefty at the Super Bowl. Yeah. Yo.
Speaker 5: See this is where I sound like I hate it,
Speaker 5: Like he's lying. You would not like to what's up
Speaker 5: with you?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm fucking around. I would laugh if he took
Speaker 3: all the features from gn X and brought them out
Speaker 3: as someone that likes their verses. Oh, if you want
Speaker 3: to do that, you got to bring all of them out,
Speaker 3: and to me, that would be I would laugh, Like
Speaker 3: go ahead, Kendrick.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't be mad at the fact that you got that
Speaker 3: off of the Super Bowl. I would respect that, like
Speaker 3: you would not believe now if you bring if you
Speaker 3: bring all of them and get those records off at
Speaker 3: the halftime show, I gotta respect that. Okay, now we
Speaker 3: have seen God. I don't want to do a oh
Speaker 3: TD thing, but I have to ask this question now,
Speaker 3: now that it's Scissa and Kendrick and we know, based
Speaker 3: off to Not Like Us video, that Kendrick is still
Speaker 3: on amazing terms with te do you think Top nudges
Speaker 3: him a little bit and says, all right, it's you
Speaker 3: and Sissa. Do we bring out Q Soul, J Rock.
Speaker 3: Do we do the TD reunion for real? Because with
Speaker 3: the Amazon Prime victory lap shit, Yeah, they were all there,
Speaker 3: but at separate times. The whole TD reunion? Does that
Speaker 3: happen at the super Bowl? And I love that you've
Speaker 3: admitted your bias, So take the bias out. Is that
Speaker 3: not put TD in the conversation of greatest label of
Speaker 3: all time? If all of them come out at the
Speaker 3: super Bowl? There was no Beyonce announcement. I know we
Speaker 3: were talking about super Bowl stuff.
Speaker 5: A lot of people at a lot of artists have
Speaker 5: pushed things back, a lot of albums have been pushed back,
Speaker 5: a lot of you know, video shoots and things like that,
Speaker 5: and I get it a lot of people saying, well,
Speaker 5: you know, LA the fires and not. I believe it's
Speaker 5: because Beyonce has not announced which getting ready to announce.
Speaker 3: I know, you fucking around. I can attest which is
Speaker 3: I mean equal to the Beyonce announcement and all these
Speaker 3: artists albums. I pushed my single back because of the
Speaker 3: fires in LA and honestly not because of a moral reason.
Speaker 3: I don't want to sound like that whatsoever. The artist
Speaker 3: that's on it is on UMG. And yet the things
Speaker 3: are delayed because a lot of their employees and people
Speaker 3: are obviously going through a really, really tough time and
Speaker 3: things are getting pushed. I respect that Beyonce did push
Speaker 3: it back. I actually think she is one of the
Speaker 3: few people that actually meant that, because if that was
Speaker 3: the case, I mean, the Weekend pushed this shit well
Speaker 3: one week. Yeah, he didn't do that shit for the fires.
Speaker 3: He did it because no one was in the office. Beyonce.
Speaker 3: I think she'll wait till after the.
Speaker 5: Super Bowl to make an announcement.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think she'll let all of this pass and
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 5: What do you think the announcement is? Yeah, I think
Speaker 5: that's safe to say.
Speaker 3: Now, I will go with your Scissa and Kendrick theory
Speaker 3: that they do have to compete with Beyonce for stadiums
Speaker 3: and for an average consumer, that's a tough one thing
Speaker 3: to go to a stadium show in one year? Am
Speaker 3: I gonna go see Kendrick and Sissa or am I
Speaker 3: gonna pay for Beyonce? That's always tough and that if
Speaker 3: you had to make that decision, who you go with.
Speaker 3: I mean, I've seen Beyonce a lot. That's tough. I
Speaker 3: would probably go Scizza and Kendrick to see them together
Speaker 3: because I haven't seen them perform. As much as I
Speaker 3: do love Cowboy Carter and love Beyonce's performance, I know
Speaker 3: it would be an experience. I've seen her perform a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't want to go see Sissy in Kendrick Sis
Speaker 3: and Kendrick over Beyonce. But that's that's what fucked up
Speaker 3: the game. When he's when Taylor Swift, he's nuts, Why
Speaker 3: my nuts? You ain't man?
Speaker 5: You can go to see Beyonce. Man, let's like going
Speaker 5: to see Michael Jackson. What are you talking about? Everybody
Speaker 5: was picked that that's I don't think that's true. Same night,
Speaker 5: same city, you going to see Cizzon and Kendrick before
Speaker 5: you go see Beyonce.
Speaker 3: I mean, I can't get on the list to the
Speaker 3: Sissy and Kendrick show because it anymore. I can only
Speaker 3: get on the Beyonce list. So I don't think I
Speaker 3: have a fucking choice, same night, saying no, you had
Speaker 3: a choice, I would see I would see Kendrick and Sisson.
Speaker 3: I'm very curious how that show is gonna go. I've
Speaker 3: seen Beyonce solo multiple times. I've seen both on the runs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: as much as yes, she is Michael jos And because
Speaker 3: that Christmas performance also was incredible, I know that cowboy
Speaker 3: Carter she is gonna be nuts. I still wouldn't want
Speaker 3: to go see the show.
Speaker 5: I have not seen Got You, but you're getting it
Speaker 5: on Super Bowl. I don't know that Kendrick's Scissors and Kendrick.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's gonna be the same show.
Speaker 3: Well not the same, but in the fifteen minutes condensed
Speaker 3: from a two and a half hour show.
Speaker 5: Probably, But you're getting a glimpse thought sneak, little sneak.
Speaker 3: Peak, the sneak peak of Christmas Beyonce was insane, so
Speaker 3: I know that that's gonna be. Oh what did you
Speaker 3: think it was gonna be?
Speaker 5: But her announcement, Yeah, new album?
Speaker 3: Okay, you know what, I hope it is just to
Speaker 3: see the world melt because she had to push it
Speaker 3: gritire Myers nah, like a perfume, like it would have
Speaker 3: been fired. She's like, yo, I got announcement January fifteenth.
Speaker 3: After that, and it's just another It's another whiskey. It's
Speaker 3: the lighter version of that whiskey. And then peach whiskey.
Speaker 3: And now we're all sitting here like anticipating. But she
Speaker 3: did it because of the fires. She's like, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm putting out a lon of cowboy boots and we
Speaker 3: all like, wait, okay, kind of said that during the fire, you.
Speaker 5: Could have tweeted that. I promise you didn't have to
Speaker 5: push that.
Speaker 3: Peach whiskeys would understood. Yeah, Peach whiskey next month, That's
Speaker 3: what I just to watch the world just burn down after.
Speaker 5: That, Idiots going crazy of a postponed announcement. You don't
Speaker 5: even know what she's about to announce, Like, y'all go crazy.
Speaker 3: The anticipation is killing people now.
Speaker 5: I think it's an album. Yeah, I think it's out.
Speaker 3: Even coming off that performance, you think she would just
Speaker 3: do that Christmas Cowboy Carter performance without announcing a tour,
Speaker 3: just for the fun of it.
Speaker 5: I think she puts out another album and then she
Speaker 5: she does a tour where it's like both of those albums.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now let's say it's R and B and we
Speaker 3: know she has a look for everything. You know, with Renaissance,
Speaker 3: all the chicks bought everything silver. You can't buy silver.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you go go.
Speaker 3: Anywhere surfers naked.
Speaker 5: He don't even have a surfboard.
Speaker 3: What would also be hilarious to troll her fans would
Speaker 3: be if she did a joint Cowboy Carter thing, and
Speaker 3: let's say R and B. She finds a look like
Speaker 3: some leather Janet type shit, and they have to bring
Speaker 3: a change of clothes for the second half of the show.
Speaker 3: You know, everyone has to see all the fans have
Speaker 3: to come dressed as cowboys naturally, and then they have
Speaker 3: like a quick halftime and everyone has to run in
Speaker 3: the bathroom to change to their their leather R and
Speaker 3: B fit. Why you gotta wear love it? You can
Speaker 3: quit love as a cowboys everyone's gonna dress like Joason.
Speaker 5: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Everybody go to the bathroom and change it it come
Speaker 3: back now. The smart girls would do like the leather
Speaker 3: chaps and then maybe just cut it, rip it. Breakaway breakaway.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's what she's announcing. Breakaway cowboy, breakaway, breakaway chaps.
Speaker 5: We need it, so Rory. The other day, I was
Speaker 5: thinking about just dumb things we do as or we
Speaker 5: did as younger men chasing girls, and I forgot about
Speaker 5: the time that I met this girl. I met her
Speaker 5: on I think I want to say I met her
Speaker 5: on Twitter. Okay, I think we met on Twitter. We
Speaker 5: started following each other twenty years ago, of course, No,
Speaker 5: it literally was probably over fourteen years ago, and I
Speaker 5: met her on Twitter. We started, like, you know, kicking
Speaker 5: exchange numbers. And one day she was like, yeah, you
Speaker 5: know I live in the Bronx. I said, okay, you
Speaker 5: right right here, you near me?
Speaker 3: So I go to her crib.
Speaker 5: No, we actually we went through something to eat and
Speaker 5: she's like, yoa, you want to come back to my crib?
Speaker 5: You know that's all we need to hear that. After dinner.
Speaker 5: I'm like, yeah, hell yeah, I want to come back
Speaker 5: to your crib. So we get to her cribs in
Speaker 5: the area of the Bronx that I'm familiar with. Got
Speaker 5: a lot of friends family over there.
Speaker 3: Okay, get to her. I'm just laughing, reliver this shit.
Speaker 5: Get to her crib and were in her room, you know,
Speaker 5: getting it, watching the movie, and you know, we're getting
Speaker 5: into it, and I'm hearing something and like what I
Speaker 5: think is the living room? Okay, Now when we walked in,
Speaker 5: it was pitch black. It was nobody else there. So
Speaker 5: I'm like, Okay, she's home, nobody else is here.
Speaker 3: Cool. But then you know we're getting into it. I
Speaker 3: start hearing shit.
Speaker 5: Then it's like where her where her bedroom was. It
Speaker 5: was close to the front door. So then now I
Speaker 5: hear people walk in. So I'm like, oh shit, like
Speaker 5: her parents came, you know, like I didn't know what
Speaker 5: this was. Now, thinking back, I'm stupid and just horny,
Speaker 5: Like I didn't even ask her, like, yo, who is that?
Speaker 3: Like I'm just whatever. I mean, you walked into her
Speaker 3: house and she didn't even turn a light on it,
Speaker 3: and you didn't think that was red flat.
Speaker 6: It wasn't.
Speaker 3: It wasn't that, it wasn't no lights on it.
Speaker 5: Was like it was dimly lit.
Speaker 3: It wasn't pitch black. Listen, you don't need lights to fuck.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go. No, it wasn't pitch black, but
Speaker 3: like Connor had made, it got her just looking back,
Speaker 3: it was stupid. But then I'm here at people and
Speaker 3: I'm like, Yo, somebody's in here. Tho, why was she
Speaker 3: renting a room? Dog? That's coming man, No it's not, Bro.
Speaker 5: I've never bro to this day, I've never experienced that again,
Speaker 5: fucking a girl that's renting a room she lives with
Speaker 5: two other dudes.
Speaker 3: Yes, nah, Bro, I thought I'm set have to take
Speaker 3: your Rockefeller Privileged card out. I thought I'm mad, com Bro, I.
Speaker 5: Thought I was being lined up. I'm gonna keep it
Speaker 5: a hundred with you. You know what it is to
Speaker 5: have a condom on and you finish having sex and
Speaker 5: you want to go use the bathroom and it's five
Speaker 5: dudes sitting in the lit room that you don't know.
Speaker 3: You gotta walk past. May I cut my teeth with
Speaker 3: chicks that found their room on craigslist. That's where I
Speaker 3: made my bones. Nah, Bro, that's so common. That is crazy.
Speaker 3: I'll do you one better. I've had that with the
Speaker 3: railroad apartment. You gotta walk through two rooms to get
Speaker 3: to the third room, and I walked by two people
Speaker 3: fucking in each room. That's a comment. Nah man, Nah,
Speaker 3: that shit scared the ship. I thought Shorty was lining
Speaker 3: me up.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be honest, I've never experienced having sex with
Speaker 5: a girl that's renting a room in an apartment.
Speaker 3: You didn't ask the questions at dinner, like so you
Speaker 3: live with after she said let's go to my crip.
Speaker 5: No, I'm just thinking this was her apartment she was.
Speaker 3: You should have you should have beat off before you
Speaker 3: went to the dinner so you'd have somewhat of a
Speaker 3: clear mind.
Speaker 5: Young and horny bro, just young, stupid and horny like
Speaker 5: but that I remember in that moment feeling like, yo,
Speaker 5: I'm about to get Like she lined me up, she
Speaker 5: got me back to her career, like I know, Deuce
Speaker 5: that got robbed, kilt behind shit like that. I thought
Speaker 5: I was next. That was one of the scariest times
Speaker 5: in my in my younger adult life, well by.
Speaker 3: Far after redlining going on to gentrification, New York got
Speaker 3: very expensive, so people were just trying to find bedrooms
Speaker 3: that were twelve hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but she didn't give me iron and room vibes though.
Speaker 6: Like a girl having roommates. He's like terrifies them all.
Speaker 3: That doesn't scared no, and like like the prettiest y'all
Speaker 3: put together one. That's the white ship. That's where y'all
Speaker 3: don't are scared. Y'all don't have like that that like
Speaker 3: fear meter, y'all don't all you do know that rented
Speaker 3: a room. We're black, that's siren. She was black too.
Speaker 3: I know I'm saying that's not a white thing.
Speaker 5: No, I'm saying, y'all not scared of shit like that.
Speaker 5: Oh no, y'all don't have that. Yeah, y'all, y'all invented
Speaker 5: like extreme sports.
Speaker 3: Y'all jump out of planes, off of moving trains and
Speaker 3: ship'll conquer lands where I'm from.
Speaker 5: We not going in nobody's apartment. And it's three randos
Speaker 5: that live in these other rooms that you don't even
Speaker 5: speak to.
Speaker 3: As opposed to what let's say she lived with two
Speaker 3: of her brothers and they was bloods. What's the difference
Speaker 3: than the craigslist guy because coal works a nice in midtown.
Speaker 3: Just trying to make ends me because at least these
Speaker 3: are your brothers, like you know them, so they definitely
Speaker 3: to kill you. No, No, your roommates that don't care
Speaker 3: about her unless she's not watching the git. You don't
Speaker 3: know these dudes. She don't even speak to them. They
Speaker 3: don't even see each other. They barely walk past each other.
Speaker 3: And to me, that may be safer than the gang
Speaker 3: member brothers that actually are upset that you're there.
Speaker 5: Nah, hell no, because she could control her brothers a
Speaker 5: little bit. Strangers she can't control no random niggas.
Speaker 3: F No, that's so common. I've never done it and
Speaker 3: never will, but that is extremely I never saw that
Speaker 3: girl again.
Speaker 5: That was it closing.
Speaker 3: This was before uh semen retention. So yeah, that's why
Speaker 3: I brought I know you just finished and then continue.
Speaker 5: This was this was this was before it was unlawful
Speaker 5: to release your genetic material.
Speaker 3: That would have been your excuse when you heard the
Speaker 3: door knob, like yo, you know what Mississippi is gonna
Speaker 3: come up to New York. Yeah, genetic material.
Speaker 5: Never again. Never fuck a girl that's wrint in the room.
Speaker 5: Don't do it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know all the red flags I've ignored.
Speaker 3: I just don't think that would be the one that
Speaker 3: would bother me that much.
Speaker 5: Nah, Bro, that's crazy. I'm never ever well obviously not now,
Speaker 5: but I don't. I don't even think I know dudes
Speaker 5: that like any of my friends that did that. You
Speaker 5: might be my only the only guy I know that
Speaker 5: actually like went into it knowingly to a girl's apartment.
Speaker 5: She was renting a room with other.
Speaker 3: Dudes that and you might be the only guy I
Speaker 3: know that did not know that was the thing. And
Speaker 3: that's crazy.
Speaker 6: Pe You've definitely I've rented rooms with women before, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that live there.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a very common like you lived with them.
Speaker 3: That's different though, because you rent in a room. You
Speaker 3: don't think the girl got any dick while Peage was
Speaker 3: living there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you wasn't. You wasn't knocking her down though. No, Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's so, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: But she had all come through to knock her down
Speaker 3: while Peage was there, while Peage was knocking something else
Speaker 3: down allegedly. We don't want to put that on crazy
Speaker 3: than me.
Speaker 5: We all in here just randos, don't know each other
Speaker 5: and were just in the same It's the same crib, Okay,
Speaker 5: same apartment.
Speaker 3: We all just saar fuck it. So because it's such
Speaker 3: a common thing, I've had these debates with my friends
Speaker 3: that have done that before, and they have said they
Speaker 3: prefer it better. Because I've had best friends that I
Speaker 3: moved into apartments with and started to resent them based
Speaker 3: off their habits and leaving dishes and certain you know,
Speaker 3: electricity bill not being paid on time. A lot of
Speaker 3: people prefer that because there's no real strings attached. I
Speaker 3: don't really care if this person likes me or not.
Speaker 3: We just live in this house, do your fucking chores,
Speaker 3: your job, We'll put a system together, and we don't
Speaker 3: even need to speak a lot of people prefer that,
Speaker 3: as opposed to me that's gotten in full blown fucking
Speaker 3: fights with my childhood friends of twenty years because he
Speaker 3: didn't clean the fucking spoon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's still You're still not gonna tell me
Speaker 5: that you would rather roommate with randoms than over a friend.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't, but I do understand that perspective. They don't
Speaker 3: want to fight with their friends about the living shit.
Speaker 3: They'd rather I fight with a friend any day before.
Speaker 3: I just continue to walk past at random, and I'm like, yo,
Speaker 3: he being here, just leaving shit all over because you
Speaker 3: got to say something. You can't be a pump. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and this is a random nozing. You don't know your
Speaker 3: female roommate is, of course. I mean she can't drive uber,
Speaker 3: but she's definitely entitled to bring a guy home and
Speaker 3: have consensual sex. Yeah, as long as she's home before
Speaker 3: the street lights come on, and she cleans the kitchen
Speaker 3: and bathroom. I don't congest, but we pay the same
Speaker 3: amount of rent, of course, but she does more of
Speaker 3: the chores, because come on, I would feel away with
Speaker 3: strange men being in my apartment. I feel it. Of
Speaker 3: course you would. Are you coming back from the bar?
Speaker 3: You know this guy? Like my PlayStation's right there, That's
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Of course you would if it's randoms
Speaker 3: Now she said she live with her brothers. Oh, I'm not,
Speaker 3: Like it's still a long color like damn siblings steal. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but it's different.
Speaker 5: It's different than a random dude from the other side
Speaker 5: of the burrow that you don't know and you only
Speaker 5: see maybe twice out of the week. Like that's just crazy.
Speaker 3: What was your excuse to uh get out of the house.
Speaker 3: I just left nutted and you ill like that. No.
Speaker 3: I was like, yo, it's late at that time, was
Speaker 3: like one two in the morning. I'm about to go home.
Speaker 3: Still follow her? Uh no, Oh, she sounds if she
Speaker 3: was ranting a room. She sounds like the type that
Speaker 3: probably deactivated her Twitter and now it's four or five kids,
Speaker 3: probably somewhere in Hudson Valley. She was cool, though. I
Speaker 3: remember we had like a cool, like a cool night,
Speaker 3: like we went out and she went to eat and
Speaker 3: all that, like she was cool like, but that was
Speaker 3: the most That.
Speaker 5: Was the curveball out of nothing like that bro like
Speaker 5: talking about it. I remember feeling in that moment like
Speaker 5: I'm about to get fucked up, Like I remember feeling
Speaker 5: like that type of fear, like damn, might have to
Speaker 5: fight these dudes to get out of here. Luckily her
Speaker 5: room was close to the door, the front door, but
Speaker 5: I had to go to the bathroom. They right there
Speaker 5: in the living room. I'm like, yo, wait, you these
Speaker 5: are your room and she's like, yeah, I don't know them, like.
Speaker 3: I pretty fucking toothbrushes. Yeah that's a lot. I'm like,
Speaker 3: you don't. She's like, na, I've seen them like maybe
Speaker 3: once a week. Like in passing, if I'm walking out
Speaker 3: when that it might be coming. I'm just like, what
Speaker 3: did you have flashbacks to when you were in high
Speaker 3: school and all those bloods were outside your door when
Speaker 3: you were trapping that apartment?
Speaker 5: Mm hmm, it's like one A, one B. That was
Speaker 5: that was the scariest. But like being in a girl's
Speaker 5: apartment and you're thinking that she lives by itself, come
Speaker 5: to find out she's renting a room and two other
Speaker 5: men live in that apartment that she does not know. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's some scary shit. Bro, I'm with you, that's some
Speaker 5: scary shit.
Speaker 3: That would have been a good voicemail actually for you
Speaker 3: to send to us about that experience, Like I should
Speaker 3: I feel like you do in this situation? What would
Speaker 3: you do if your son's at home? Just young and
Speaker 3: dumb man? Y'all? Speaking of which, do we have voicemail speech?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 5: You've got male.
Speaker 8: Hey, Roy, mam demarags. So my question for y'all is
Speaker 8: could you still watch a podcast after they directly disrespected you?
Speaker 8: To long story short, I called it in last week
Speaker 8: about the thing that happened with Scottie pimping the thing
Speaker 8: that went viral. You guys proceeded to listen to my music,
Speaker 8: which I appreciated, but I feel like mal like he
Speaker 8: overded it. Like you know what I'm saying with you,
Speaker 8: I felt like if you would have listened, got a
Speaker 8: chance to listen to, you know, maybe another song he
Speaker 8: might have, you know, had a different opinion. It's not
Speaker 8: too much him not liking the song.
Speaker 6: I didn't really take to heart.
Speaker 8: It was the stuff he kind of said around it,
Speaker 8: like calling me a cloud chaser, calling me weekend rapping,
Speaker 8: you know, saying like I'm trash when I'm honestly really not.
Speaker 6: On a couple of other things. And my biggest thing.
Speaker 8: Is I've been watching you guys for years, literally since
Speaker 8: the old Pile. When you guys started this part, I
Speaker 8: followed you guys over to the to the next part.
Speaker 8: And now it's like it's hard watching that ship, you
Speaker 8: know what I'm saying. After somebody on the pile just
Speaker 8: shipped all over my dreams.
Speaker 5: So what what should I do?
Speaker 3: Get a new dream? Nigga? Oh my god, go back
Speaker 3: to sleep and to ream bigger yo what I said
Speaker 3: about Okay, So this is dude, why don't you encourage
Speaker 3: him and say you didn't particularly like the songs that
Speaker 3: he sent over, and that maybe he should go back
Speaker 3: to the drawing board. But still stay focused, and you know,
Speaker 3: hone his craft a little bit better.
Speaker 5: All right, which camera Matt P's this one? Hello, sir,
Speaker 5: So I listened to your music. It didn't really stick
Speaker 5: with me. It didn't really resonate with me. But I
Speaker 5: think that you should chase your dreams. And I think
Speaker 5: that you should go back to the drawing board and
Speaker 5: create a new song and then send that in and
Speaker 5: I'll give it another listen. I apologize if I offended you.
Speaker 5: Thank you for supporting Rory and Maul all of these years.
Speaker 5: We appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Nobody believed that. So why when I'm honest and I
Speaker 3: say I'm bad doing that? But I think I even said.
Speaker 3: I was like, are you're going a little two in
Speaker 3: right now? He's artist sensitized?
Speaker 5: I wasn't. I didn't. I don't mean to. Don't give
Speaker 5: up on your dreams, sir, chase your dreams. My word
Speaker 5: is not the final word. Somebody would love your music.
Speaker 3: I know we said his name, I think last time,
Speaker 3: but I forgot what it was. I will tell him
Speaker 3: A stand there was some cloud.
Speaker 5: Chasing shit he did with Scottie Pippen. I'll down that hill.
Speaker 5: That was cloud chasing shit.
Speaker 3: Scotty was going after his girl. He just happened to you.
Speaker 3: Don't got to record it. That's where a cloud chasing
Speaker 3: comes in. That punch Scotty in his fucking face. Don't
Speaker 3: do that. Record it if he going at your girl.
Speaker 3: He I don't think he was disrespectful, like grab it
Speaker 3: or anything, but he was just trying to Tyler. You
Speaker 3: punching somebody because they yell a comment?
Speaker 5: So you think it. So you don't think that was
Speaker 5: cloud chasing.
Speaker 3: Uh No, because I think everyone just pulls. I think
Speaker 3: that's the standard now. I think what you yeah, cloud chasing.
Speaker 3: It used to be cloud chasing. Cloud what we viewed
Speaker 3: as cloud chasing is so minimal and so standing right
Speaker 3: now of everyone in the world and pulling their phones
Speaker 3: out at a moment. We few crazier shit than that
Speaker 3: as actual cloud chasing. Now, I'm not saying I'm happy
Speaker 3: about that price. Bro.
Speaker 5: He you used Scottie Pippen choked me as a promo
Speaker 5: for his music.
Speaker 3: You only talked about his new marketing. No, it's not
Speaker 3: it's cloud chab him and Scotty are going you know
Speaker 3: what it could be.
Speaker 5: It could be good marketing.
Speaker 3: It's still cloud chasingh yeah, Okay.
Speaker 5: Anytime you pull your phone out and start making a
Speaker 5: selfie video as a man and there's a fucking Hall
Speaker 5: of Fame basketball player standing next to you and you
Speaker 5: start talking like yo on what Scotty that brought? That's
Speaker 5: cloud chasing?
Speaker 3: Shiit? What's the exact definition of cloud chasing? You know
Speaker 3: what it is? Because you know I hate doing that
Speaker 3: because everything starts to get legs and become its own
Speaker 3: definition based on how we view it. What is the
Speaker 3: exact thing? The term of cloud chasing is something you
Speaker 3: used to refer uh to the act of pursuing fame
Speaker 3: in a certain way.
Speaker 5: Now clout saying you name is the act of trying
Speaker 5: to gain fame or influence, often in a desperate or
Speaker 5: questionable way.
Speaker 3: Was that not questionable when he that video? Sure? Now
Speaker 3: did he not try to get by that or influence?
Speaker 3: Can you name me one artist ever that has not
Speaker 3: tried to gain fame or influence, often in a desperate
Speaker 3: or questionable way.
Speaker 5: I'm not I'm not saying that people don't do it.
Speaker 5: I'm saying that that doesn't mean it's not cloud chasing.
Speaker 5: Just because it's everybody's doing it doesn't mean it's not
Speaker 5: cloud chasing.
Speaker 3: Okay, And my my thing is, if he wants to
Speaker 3: be an artist, what's wrong with him cloud chasing. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying, not with sunshine cloud chasing. I'm not saying
Speaker 3: it's anyone. I'm saying to throw away big beat, that's cloudstaying,
Speaker 3: is cloud chasing. He's an artist, artist cloud chase.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying it's anything wrong with it. You're taking
Speaker 5: he's taking them a cloud chasing. I believe he took offense.
Speaker 3: To it, So all right, My question is why wouldn't
Speaker 3: an artist cloud chase. He wants to get his music, bro,
Speaker 3: cloud chase, do whatever you gotta do to get your muse.
Speaker 3: But then don't be mad and called back in when
Speaker 3: I say he was cloud chasing. I think all artists
Speaker 3: are cloud chase. Just do it not great in the
Speaker 3: least nastiest way you can great.
Speaker 5: Was that was that not nasty?
Speaker 3: It was? It was nasty on Scottie Pippens's path.
Speaker 5: It was nasty on his behalf too. He recorded it.
Speaker 5: We all got a we would have never known about
Speaker 5: that incident had he not pulled out his phone and
Speaker 5: chased the moment.
Speaker 3: Well, young man, I will say, I heard this story
Speaker 3: about Jerry Seinfeld, So consider maul Jerry Seinfeld in this story.
Speaker 3: From what I'm told, anytime a comic comes up to
Speaker 3: Jerry Seinfeld and tells them, you know, my dream has
Speaker 3: become a stand up I've done this, I've done that,
Speaker 3: Jerry Seinfeld says, you will never make it. That's stupid.
Speaker 3: Come on, You're not talented enough to make it in
Speaker 3: this game. And Jerry's theory in that is if I
Speaker 3: said that and it stopped you from pursuing your dream,
Speaker 3: you were never gonna make it anyway. So he purposely
Speaker 3: tells people that, yeah, so you are Jerry Seinfeld is
Speaker 3: what I'm trying to.
Speaker 5: No, I'm all, and I thought his song wasn't good.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Don't let me stop you.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry if I used the wrong words. If I
Speaker 5: offended you, sir, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to offend you.
Speaker 5: I don't know. He was not personal. Don't take you personal.
Speaker 5: I just didn't think that the song word clicked on.
Speaker 5: That's on your page, which is highlighted because that's probably
Speaker 5: a song you think is your best song.
Speaker 3: It's on your page. I thought that was good advice. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you go to switch that one up to the one
Speaker 3: that you did. Whichever you think is your best one.
Speaker 6: Send it.
Speaker 3: I'll listen to it. Matter of fact, send a new
Speaker 3: voicemail which your new record will play it as a voicemail.
Speaker 5: Listen to it. I won't say anything, but I'm gonna
Speaker 5: play the voicemails after that where they shit on your
Speaker 5: record if it's trash.
Speaker 3: Now, I think to your point of cloud chasing, and
Speaker 3: my point in cloud chasing where they meet is if
Speaker 3: you are going to cloud chase as artists, should make
Speaker 3: sure you have your socials and your next step already
Speaker 3: lined up with that. If you're gonna wrap over the
Speaker 3: video of you and Scottie Pippen in the streets, make
Speaker 3: sure that you have all your music pin that you like,
Speaker 3: your best representation of you out already where it seems
Speaker 3: like that wasn't the case with him, because I was
Speaker 3: clicking shit that. I think he even DM me like
Speaker 3: that's not the one that represents me. Well, clean up
Speaker 3: your socials when you're gonna do so, he sent you
Speaker 3: a record, I think.
Speaker 6: He DM me.
Speaker 3: I I'm not gonna go through my dms to find everything,
Speaker 3: but I I remember he replied, and there was more music. Okay,
Speaker 3: so if you're going to cloud Chase as you should
Speaker 3: make sure everything after that is Maybe that.
Speaker 5: Maybe that record just wasn't it. Maybe you got another
Speaker 5: record that I'm like, Okay, just do design, but let's
Speaker 5: hear it. Send us your best record.
Speaker 3: Okay, we have another voicemail peech.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we do. Good morning one, Good morning.
Speaker 2: Off.
Speaker 7: My name is Chris from California. A little bit of
Speaker 7: background on me before I asked my question. I just
Speaker 7: left twelve years in the military as an IT professional
Speaker 7: and I work at XYZ Company as a supervisor. So
Speaker 7: my question is what's going on without this red pill,
Speaker 7: blue pill, alpha male stuff, Because now that I'm out
Speaker 7: and I work with more younger it nerves. I see
Speaker 7: that it's more apparent with these guys than it was
Speaker 7: in the military. And I was just trying to see
Speaker 7: what you guys thoughts on it. And yeah, that's it,
Speaker 7: hopefully and respectfully.
Speaker 3: Maybe baby D.
Speaker 7: Can go last on this, because I know she probably
Speaker 7: has strong opinions, but I'll love to hear you guys
Speaker 7: have put in about it.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys.
Speaker 5: What's this question?
Speaker 3: Essentially? All right, he came from the military and now
Speaker 3: works in a department with IT guys, he said, correct,
Speaker 3: So he's used to more of the masculine world with
Speaker 3: the military, and he notices that it's more of the
Speaker 3: IT guys that lean into the red pill masculine podcast world,
Speaker 3: media worlds. So he's asking, why is that when the
Speaker 3: super masculine guys don't even subscribe to that type of shit.
Speaker 3: That's how I interpreted. I could be wrong, piece. Do
Speaker 3: you think I interpreted that correctly? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Maybe saying like those guys are chronically online and they're
Speaker 6: like subjected to getting red pilled.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I think I want to go with what
Speaker 3: I assumed. Demarrius's answer would be those guys don't get pussy,
Speaker 3: so they lean into the guys like freshen Fit that
Speaker 3: make it the woman's fault of why you never got paved. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you don't want those girls at all, and this is why,
Speaker 3: And then they try to frame it as I'm saving
Speaker 3: their lives. But I think he's right, Well, it's.
Speaker 5: Just it's based on all of that is based on insecurities. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's the you know, the guys in the military obviously
Speaker 5: are out daily, physical, in shape, you know, strong, because
Speaker 5: you've got to kind of be all of those things
Speaker 5: to be in the armed forces, versus guys who are
Speaker 5: just you know, online every day and not really like,
Speaker 5: you know, socially, you know some of them, most of
Speaker 5: them are socially awkward. Yeah, I mean it makes sense
Speaker 5: virtus guys that are actually outside amongst people, being physical
Speaker 5: and and having their limits tested daily physically, mentally, spiritually. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's gonna be a difference, Like he's gonna absolutely notice
Speaker 5: that coming from that environment and now dealing with guys
Speaker 5: that you know, don't want to do anything other than
Speaker 5: sit online all day and listen to podcasts about other
Speaker 5: insecure men screaming about shit, and yeah, you're gonna the difference.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And I'm just talking about women now, as far
Speaker 3: as the stereotypical red Pill podcast is shaming horse and women,
Speaker 3: and I think a lot of the people that just
Speaker 3: lived in their basement already have some type of resentment
Speaker 3: towards women because they never really interacted with them or
Speaker 3: maybe tease them. Cool. I can understand that. So they
Speaker 3: say see, yes, they see these guys screaming at twenty
Speaker 3: year old whores in Miami and are like, yes, get them.
Speaker 3: That reminds me of the girl that made fun of
Speaker 3: me and didn't give me pussy hurt. And that's just
Speaker 3: the women's side. As far as the rest of red pill.
Speaker 3: When you get into the politics side, I think a
Speaker 3: lot of people that stay inside just on their computer
Speaker 3: are easily red pilled because they don't interact with human
Speaker 3: beings in person that often. And I'm not trying to
Speaker 3: say that being the pussy liberal side is the way,
Speaker 3: but how a lot of pussy liberals exist is because
Speaker 3: they interact with different groups of people all the time
Speaker 3: and have a bit more empathy to the entire world,
Speaker 3: rather than the person that is looking at the logistics
Speaker 3: of like, yeah, our economy is in the hole, get
Speaker 3: this immigrant the fuck out of here. Look at the stats.
Speaker 3: The stats show that this needs to change. I can
Speaker 3: easily see someone that doesn't leave their house taking those
Speaker 3: stats and going, yes, red pill me, this country's going
Speaker 3: as shit, instead of the person that is outside interacting
Speaker 3: with the so called enemy of the state, which is minorities.
Speaker 3: They may look at things differently. Absolutely, so I think
Speaker 3: again that's what he was asking between those two and
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe I went on a rant that
Speaker 3: didn't have anything to do with it, but I don't know.
Speaker 3: There's some quote unquote red pill pods and media that
Speaker 3: that I like. I saw something yesterday that had the
Speaker 3: leaders of the red Pill podcast Society. They had Shane
Speaker 3: Gillis and Bobby Lee on the list, and I was like,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm not even reading this article because I
Speaker 3: went into it. It had Schultz Rogan like the headline
Speaker 3: with the photos, and I was like, oh, this could
Speaker 3: be an interesting article just of how podcasts has shifted
Speaker 3: a lot of men into the right and into the
Speaker 3: red pill time and they put how many times Trump
Speaker 3: went to see them this and that. Then I went
Speaker 3: down to the representatives and Shane Gillis was like number three, like,
Speaker 3: all right, what are we doing here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I think that is
Speaker 5: all entertaining, and I think that people that put too
Speaker 5: much stock into that shit, that's when it gets a
Speaker 5: little weird. I think you can listen to a lot
Speaker 5: of these podcasts and all of this information that's out there,
Speaker 5: whether it's Rogan whether it's Andrew Taate or whoever it
Speaker 5: may be. I just think you have to take all
Speaker 5: of that shit with a grain of salt and laugh
Speaker 5: at it. But get out in the real world interact,
Speaker 5: mingle with people. I always go to that. But as
Speaker 5: soon as people start stopped doing too much of that,
Speaker 5: that's when you start becoming a little you know, your
Speaker 5: your your views get a little weird, and the way
Speaker 5: you handle yourselves in public settences. It's like, yo, this
Speaker 5: dude's are weird. Or you can sense the guys when
Speaker 5: they start going a little little too far down a
Speaker 5: rabbit hole. You're like, all right, he's completely going.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just think it's funny. With a lot
Speaker 3: of the red pill community, like Andrew Tate, for example, Yes,
Speaker 3: preaches that don't let these women take advantage of you,
Speaker 3: take your money, to take your heart, don't let them
Speaker 3: drop this entire thing. Don't act like you are not
Speaker 3: also taking advantage of quote unquote weak men and filling
Speaker 3: their mind. Yes, you come back and be like, well,
Speaker 3: I tell them just to do push ups and eat
Speaker 3: right and respect themselves. It's not all you say, man.
Speaker 3: Everyone is arguing about who can take more advantage of
Speaker 3: the weaker men that just want to follow and be sheep,
Speaker 3: and then they just blame it on whorse And I'm like, no,
Speaker 3: you're doing that so you can take advantage of the
Speaker 3: sheep and so that they can give you money. Like,
Speaker 3: let's not act like you're doing some noble thing.
Speaker 5: Here, I mean, isn't would you consider somebody like David
Speaker 5: Koresh could be one of I mean no, he prayed
Speaker 5: on you know, no weak yusically weak.
Speaker 3: In cell, married in cells like yeah, yo, let me
Speaker 3: fuck your wife. Okay, David, Yeah, exactly, same type of
Speaker 3: shit in the name of Jesus, of course.
Speaker 5: Well yeah, obviously not the name of.
Speaker 3: So you're saying freshmen fit is David Koresh aka Jesus
Speaker 3: off springs.
Speaker 5: Those are like, okay, some of them seeds that he
Speaker 5: planted and now they're sprouting alfalf for sprouts.
Speaker 3: Now they just have high rise condos in Miami instead
Speaker 3: of the middle of Texas.
Speaker 5: Yeah, old house in the middle of Texas. No, now
Speaker 5: they live on fucking South Beach.
Speaker 3: That's funny. David Koresh in this era, that would be
Speaker 3: an awesome experiment to see if you could do with
Speaker 3: time travel. How would David Koresh with his cult like
Speaker 3: ego navigate in this world because he'd probably have a podcast,
Speaker 3: David Koresh with social media, Yes, how would he navigate?
Speaker 3: I think he would navigate very similar to people like Tatem. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think he'd be on Rogan and I think even
Speaker 3: me would be like, h he's bringing up some points.
Speaker 3: You would think David Koresh has some points. I didn't
Speaker 3: think of it that way, David.
Speaker 5: You would think that that's exactly what you were thinking
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 3: It's easy, even when you're not that impressiable, like to
Speaker 3: catch a clip out of context, not even knowing this
Speaker 3: person and the rest of their values, and go, yeah,
Speaker 3: that point does make sense, and then you realize what
Speaker 3: that point is attached to, which is a much greater thing,
Speaker 3: and that point has nothing to do with that. Just
Speaker 3: to get people with a clip to go, huh, this
Speaker 3: guy seems like he's relatively smart.
Speaker 5: And then they always hit you with, well, you know,
Speaker 5: if you don't believe it, then you don't believe in God.
Speaker 5: Once they say that, what's your comeback? When somebody said
Speaker 5: that's what God said, that's what God believes.
Speaker 3: Talks of the aliens exactly. Well, this was fun again.
Speaker 3: Please everyone shower Baby Da with positive comments, prayers to
Speaker 3: her and her family at that moment, and we'll be back.
Speaker 5: Move back in a couple of days. Everybody, be safe,
Speaker 5: be blessed. I'm that nigga. He's just ginger peace.
Speaker 1: No oh, he hadn't nod.