Speaker 1: A gucci damn like, how fucker all right?
Speaker 2: We backed another episode of Club five twenty podcast, Season two.
Speaker 2: Shout out to the volume. We're on away game right now,
Speaker 2: but we're still at home. Shout out to all stars
Speaker 2: born grill got some special guests with a special special
Speaker 2: guest with us. But to my right, I got the
Speaker 2: dolls with me. I got Bishop Green leave my dog
Speaker 2: be hearing out the pear least.
Speaker 1: How you what cool? And let's get to it.
Speaker 2: You drinking and slushy today? You're acting different. We got company.
Speaker 2: I ain't never seen any man, I know.
Speaker 1: I forgot them at bro Crib. It's all over. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have a good show with growlers, all right tomorrow?
Speaker 1: Right my dog young, not your young tig? How you
Speaker 1: what today? Man?
Speaker 2: I'm good, bro. We got family in the building. I
Speaker 2: kept it class for the today.
Speaker 1: By the door.
Speaker 2: These one by the door, I had to bring them
Speaker 2: with me, but I kept it classic niggas on interesting.
Speaker 2: You got the biggest doll in the world because the
Speaker 2: very sure you got all your fucking garage.
Speaker 1: I just got a messy house. I'm not gonna dive
Speaker 1: into that last not leave.
Speaker 2: We got legends in the building, Legend legends in the building.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite people to see.
Speaker 2: On YouTube watching these dudes do their thing individually as
Speaker 2: a team. It's inspiring for people like us coming up
Speaker 2: in this industry to see real niggas get money together,
Speaker 2: to work together, to thrive together.
Speaker 1: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: To my left, you got DC young Fly, Dude, she
Speaker 2: cold Man, last, not least my dog Carlos are y'all
Speaker 2: living man, twenty man be here them.
Speaker 1: We're nervous. I ain't gonna lie. Y'all was nervous the
Speaker 1: discount all.
Speaker 3: The Mexican grocery store. I was like, this nigga, This
Speaker 3: is this nigga setting us up. I ain't in that
Speaker 3: fresh exactly. It ain't nowhere in the world. They got
Speaker 3: the beauty supply store next to the Mexican grocery store.
Speaker 4: Said, y'all thought this was a two be moving for real.
Speaker 5: We didn't even part.
Speaker 1: I'd be down front center know team really there at
Speaker 1: all time. I say that team call right now. That's
Speaker 1: a nigga truck.
Speaker 2: They wasn't at the Mexican grocery store all, but man,
Speaker 2: we appreciate y'all pulling up on this.
Speaker 1: Man. Tell them. Why y're in the city. Man.
Speaker 3: We got the eighty five South show tonight, man at
Speaker 3: the the what is it the field House Games game Bridge, Yeah,
Speaker 3: field House Man.
Speaker 5: We in a naptown tonight man.
Speaker 3: So you know, we're excited about being able to perform,
Speaker 3: you know, here, because I don't think we ever did
Speaker 3: an eighty five South show in Indianapolis before. Ever, we
Speaker 3: don't been here we have, Okay, well, well it's good
Speaker 3: to be back then. I don't remember when we came.
Speaker 3: But we love coming out here because it's so much love.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: So we're excited about, you know, the show tonight and
Speaker 3: man with the people gonna give us when we get
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 1: Well, honey, man, we appreciate you. Ill got to start
Speaker 1: off with the question. Man.
Speaker 2: We had Mike EPs on and he sung y'all praises,
Speaker 2: and he started off the show talking about while the
Speaker 2: city he performed there for y'all, what was the craziest
Speaker 2: place ILL performed then or like one of your like
Speaker 2: wildest performances you had to deal with?
Speaker 4: Shout out that, Mike, that's the O G Yeah, love Mike,
Speaker 4: Mike said them. Some young old niggas like Jim.
Speaker 1: Niggasmell like Jen, it's just.
Speaker 5: Stupid for me.
Speaker 6: Was Minnesota, Oh Minnesota, Huh, you don't talk about can't
Speaker 6: go back.
Speaker 1: That was in Minneapolis.
Speaker 5: Yeah, been city or the state.
Speaker 1: They gave me a lot of money and I talked
Speaker 1: a bunch of it about them. Oh for Reer. They
Speaker 1: changed my life though. But so you feel like you
Speaker 1: feel like y'all feel like Minnesota was the best one.
Speaker 5: As eighty five.
Speaker 3: Individual, Tyler hassee Florida, man men and Low's had a
Speaker 3: show and Tyler hassee Florida, and they had our food
Speaker 3: in the men in the men's bathroom, No bullshit. Our
Speaker 3: green room was in the men's bathroom and niggas was
Speaker 3: still using the bathroom. They got chicken wings and ship
Speaker 3: in the men's bathroom. We in the club, nigga, I
Speaker 3: don't even know what type of club this was. It
Speaker 3: was probably one of the places they had to male
Speaker 3: strip shows for the I'm telling you, it was the
Speaker 3: wildest ship ever.
Speaker 5: And we were in there just looking around.
Speaker 3: The nigga just kept coming in as we're doing the show,
Speaker 3: coming in and out of the bathroom with our wings
Speaker 3: and shit, like you know, nigga in a grocery bag.
Speaker 3: Like the nigga pulled up. He ain't had the money.
Speaker 3: At first, he was like, man, I be give me
Speaker 3: thirty minutes. I'd be right back. I swear to God,
Speaker 3: I'll be right back. Sitting there like this nigga ain't
Speaker 3: coming back. And they came back thirty minutes later with
Speaker 3: the money in the grocery.
Speaker 5: Came back with the ugliest money.
Speaker 4: The money was so ugly you can tell it had
Speaker 4: been pieced together because it wasn't like.
Speaker 5: It wasn't nothing in the bag bigger than like a
Speaker 5: ten or.
Speaker 1: One of them.
Speaker 4: It looked like a whole hor was busting up down
Speaker 4: like some shirtbody really wasn't.
Speaker 1: I said, It was just.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it don't be the city that beware, it'd be
Speaker 4: the show. Like one of the craziest shows I ever had.
Speaker 4: I performed for about four hundred recovering addicts on New
Speaker 4: Year's Eve.
Speaker 7: Oh man, stay on stage for about three hours, damn
Speaker 7: because they was it was like it was one of
Speaker 7: them things where they all get together and they was
Speaker 7: just so excited to be having fun doing drugs and drinking,
Speaker 7: and they're.
Speaker 1: Just like, no, man, stay up there, stay up there.
Speaker 5: Craziest outfit.
Speaker 4: I have this old dude in there, you know, not
Speaker 4: motherfucker a mink coat. He had a mink coat, but
Speaker 4: it wasn't made a mink first.
Speaker 5: It was made of mink skin.
Speaker 4: No, it had minks, like a whole bunch of minks,
Speaker 4: like you could see the whole body. They was like
Speaker 4: it was they were just like hanging off full body minks.
Speaker 5: And I was like, what you like it's a mink coat.
Speaker 5: And I was like, I don't know if this is
Speaker 5: a joke for unfinished.
Speaker 6: When we had that show, remember we started off it
Speaker 6: was it's around here. We had that show. I just
Speaker 6: can't call it out. Remember when we first started, it
Speaker 6: was brought like one hundred and fifty people in. The
Speaker 6: promoter was sweat, Who is it like a Masonic?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Nah, we did. I think that was when we
Speaker 5: was we was in Houston. We went in Houston.
Speaker 1: Who was in the middle of nowhere around here? It's
Speaker 1: start with what's the show? People don't people come to.
Speaker 6: But they go out for it.
Speaker 1: What's the city? I'm sitting around here?
Speaker 5: D see that's too vague.
Speaker 1: No it ain't, man, it's only you got.
Speaker 6: Garyayne Pour, Wayne Terror holl Terror, holl And.
Speaker 5: What's the other one?
Speaker 2: Not South Begas, go to Lafayette.
Speaker 1: We ain't go to Lafier. Everybody skipping it.
Speaker 8: Anderson Monthy Bloomington, the nigga that made y'all name every city, and.
Speaker 1: It's in Indiana. We gotta do the Googles on that.
Speaker 5: Remember the Masonic Temple show.
Speaker 3: I remember was that one we was in Houston when
Speaker 3: the niggas was playing pool and watching TV and ship
Speaker 3: while we was performing at the same time. Remember we
Speaker 3: was in Houston, nigga, and we was performing. It wasn't
Speaker 3: nobody paying to in the whole night I did.
Speaker 4: How about when we performed Nigga that.
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is Richard was about.
Speaker 6: To say, Look, was like, I'm gona get that motherfucking minute.
Speaker 6: I had to stay still, Nigga. We started off with
Speaker 6: two hundred people, bro, it.
Speaker 1: Looked like one.
Speaker 6: Nobody finished show up. I ain't never seen this ship
Speaker 6: in my life, nigga.
Speaker 1: Like you do.
Speaker 5: That was in Indianapolis.
Speaker 3: That was the show we did in Indianapolis, nigga, when
Speaker 3: we had the baseball jerseys on. Yeah, you're talking about
Speaker 3: ninety five. That was the time we That was the
Speaker 3: last time and the first time we came, and that
Speaker 3: like two.
Speaker 6: Hundred people show up in the beginning cause were raining
Speaker 6: and the promoter wild swim because you had to pay me.
Speaker 6: You had to pay you and it was like another
Speaker 6: comedian Nigga, I'd be down.
Speaker 1: By twenty minutes later. Nigga, it's a line. It was
Speaker 1: about a thousand people said. It was about a thousand
Speaker 1: in ten minutes, and Nigga had to pull more chairs up.
Speaker 1: Nigga had a stupid show.
Speaker 5: It was it was people wrapped all the way around people.
Speaker 1: He was like, y'all just hold off, like minute, ship
Speaker 1: just got cood, was gonna say.
Speaker 4: When we had this show in Houston, they got a
Speaker 4: comedy club down there in the daytime.
Speaker 5: Miss do you r you? Our driving school.
Speaker 1: Got them crazy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, all the way out here. Ball. We had
Speaker 5: a show and car at a college, Like who.
Speaker 1: Call you and you don't want to holler?
Speaker 5: Let him?
Speaker 1: They be like, man, just come fuck with me. I
Speaker 1: got I got what you want.
Speaker 3: We did a show and Memphis at a college and
Speaker 3: we went to do the show with nobody in that
Speaker 3: bitch Nigga. The Nigga put us on a golf cart
Speaker 3: and took us to all the dorms in the on
Speaker 3: the college. We was going through the dorms, knocking on doors.
Speaker 3: Niggas like, oh they really came make they didn't believe.
Speaker 3: They didn't believe nigga. By the time we got back
Speaker 3: to the auditorium the show that bitch Pat Damn.
Speaker 1: When y'all knew y'all was gonna start doing arena stuff.
Speaker 4: When we started having to do three shows in one night.
Speaker 1: We had four nice to really be like. I was
Speaker 1: the one that be like, Bro.
Speaker 6: How the fuck are we gonna come up with new
Speaker 6: ship four times a day and give what these nigga do,
Speaker 6: We'll figure it out.
Speaker 4: I'm like, man, God, yeah, we started having shows like
Speaker 4: four o'clock on Sunday.
Speaker 1: What was that feeling like? Though, Like we made it
Speaker 1: to a ringing.
Speaker 9: So y'all doing four, six, eight, ten, Yeah, God damns to.
Speaker 1: The point where it were like we having fun.
Speaker 6: But then like we gotta be strategic now you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, We left we had to.
Speaker 1: I like to It's is a free game.
Speaker 6: I like to go in spaces where we pack out
Speaker 6: versus going to spaces where it's empty seats that's marketing. Tocognized,
Speaker 6: like you you need more room. So once we realized
Speaker 6: we needed more room, we were like, all right, we
Speaker 6: grew with our fans. Once our fans were like, bron
Speaker 6: we came out here two years ago, we did one show.
Speaker 6: Next year, we're doing three folk shows.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 6: We like to come to the club, but we can't
Speaker 6: come here and do this shit full time. We got
Speaker 6: to go into the theaters. Okay, we did two theaters.
Speaker 6: Today's bigger than the theater.
Speaker 3: I think the first one we realized was Jacksonville. When
Speaker 3: we did Jacksonville, I think that was the first real
Speaker 3: like arena setting that we did because we had went
Speaker 3: to Jacksonville the year before and did like four shows
Speaker 3: in the day at the Comedy Club, and then we
Speaker 3: came back that next year and we kind of always like, man,
Speaker 3: big ass spot.
Speaker 5: We great dude. And when we walked in that.
Speaker 3: Bitch and seen that motherfucker full we was like, oh, nigga,
Speaker 3: this shit different. Like to see all of those people
Speaker 3: and you know they there to see us like that
Speaker 3: was just a different feeling, Like you know, when you
Speaker 3: fill up an arena like that, it's a different type
Speaker 3: of energy because you know, when you're in the.
Speaker 5: Comedy club, it's more intimate.
Speaker 3: You can you know, kind of hear the response of
Speaker 3: you know, kind of see how the shit is working
Speaker 3: directly with the people communicat.
Speaker 5: But when you in that arena like that, it.
Speaker 3: Might take three four seconds for the laugh to even
Speaker 3: get all the way back to you.
Speaker 5: It's so many bull in it's.
Speaker 1: And that's why.
Speaker 2: And one thing I admire about y'alls y'all work ethic
Speaker 2: because y'all do a podcast and the show every single
Speaker 2: week on top of y'all collective eighty five self and
Speaker 2: then y'all individual, how do y'all like prioritize what comes first?
Speaker 2: Like how do you manage all that man with the plan?
Speaker 2: That makes sense because it's just so like for me,
Speaker 2: like we you know what I'm saying, shout the volume
Speaker 2: and they asking us for a little bit more.
Speaker 1: Now we're in the situation how we're gonna figure that out?
Speaker 2: But I see y'all ship y'all own the road every
Speaker 2: day is still delivering content. Does it help overall with
Speaker 2: the show or does it like damn, I gotta make
Speaker 2: most shit to do this shit?
Speaker 4: No, it's because it's it's organic.
Speaker 5: It's in the moment.
Speaker 1: You can tell, like.
Speaker 3: We just have the type of talent and the gift
Speaker 3: where it's like we can express ourselves in anger and
Speaker 3: it's still be funny. Or we can come in and
Speaker 3: be in the best mood and just take this ship
Speaker 3: to all another level. Or we can walk in, like
Speaker 3: you said, in these places that we describing and be
Speaker 3: like this ain't shit.
Speaker 5: We gotta make it something though it's fucked up.
Speaker 4: Were about to act like it ain't fucked up, Like
Speaker 4: we get to choose our own narrative.
Speaker 5: But that crowd changes the whole, changes.
Speaker 4: Us the feeling, like we can tell when this is
Speaker 4: a crowd that fucked with us, and we can tell
Speaker 4: when it's a crowd that all right, they won't they
Speaker 4: want us to prove ourself for five minutes.
Speaker 5: Oh they want some. They came straight to okay.
Speaker 4: Now they loose, Like you can feel that shift when
Speaker 4: they say, okay, I just wanted to make sure I
Speaker 4: was at the right shit, Like you feel what the
Speaker 4: crowd want to hear?
Speaker 9: Like how you said that too? Like do y'all get
Speaker 9: the DJ going to get the crowd loose? Like what
Speaker 9: do you do to get the crowd loose to.
Speaker 3: I mean, go ahead, we just we just you know,
Speaker 3: it's like like you said, it's organic, like when you
Speaker 3: just the question you asked. Loos is our big brother,
Speaker 3: he's our elder. He's been doing this shit longer than
Speaker 3: both of us. He had an understanding of a game
Speaker 3: from a perspective that we kind of been blessing the
Speaker 3: game never to have to experience, like he didn't been
Speaker 3: through the trenches in a way that like, by the
Speaker 3: time we got all the way in the game, that
Speaker 3: style of comedy and the way that the journey he
Speaker 3: had to take didn't even exist no more because the
Speaker 3: Internet came out. So him having an understanding of that
Speaker 3: side of it and having an understanding of the Internet
Speaker 3: side of it, he figured out a way to make
Speaker 3: the shit work to where it was organically ours. We
Speaker 3: all come from all wilder'n out, so we know what
Speaker 3: that structure looks like, or the corporate structure, and what
Speaker 3: it looks like to go on that side and be
Speaker 3: on something major like that. But just the creation of
Speaker 3: what we do is the freedom of the fact that
Speaker 3: we don't have to know what we're gonna do, Like
Speaker 3: that's a level of pressure that you take off yourself
Speaker 3: as a comedian or just as an entertainer in general.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean, It's kind of like what
Speaker 5: I would think that.
Speaker 3: And one is like if you playing and one versus
Speaker 3: the league, like the league is you know, you got
Speaker 3: to play under the whistle, and one you get to
Speaker 3: come out there and show it what you can do.
Speaker 3: So this is kind of like and one in regards
Speaker 3: to the way the destructure game is. We on both
Speaker 3: sides of it. But when we come and do this,
Speaker 3: it's just the fact that we can come out. Sometimes
Speaker 3: we don't see each other till we at the place
Speaker 3: we gread performed because we all coming from three different places.
Speaker 3: But when we come in, we ain't got to say
Speaker 3: all right, staff meeting, all right, look we were talking
Speaker 3: about tonight. We've never had to do that one time.
Speaker 3: It's just a grab the microphones. We can go out
Speaker 3: there and do whatever we want to do. And that's
Speaker 3: just a you know, from los having an understanding of
Speaker 3: the game and us just been having the talent to
Speaker 3: be able to blend it to where it just looked
Speaker 3: like we'd be doing this shit every day practicing.
Speaker 5: When we show up and do these shows.
Speaker 4: That's because I feel like we interpret, Like we get
Speaker 4: to go out and we get to hear all the
Speaker 4: shit that other people can't say, and we just have
Speaker 4: to interpret it for our crap, Like we know the
Speaker 4: shit like you got a job, you can't afford to
Speaker 4: save shit and lose your job. Nigga, I come to
Speaker 4: your job and say that shit.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So it's like we have to kind of be the
Speaker 4: voice of the people, and they don't even know how
Speaker 4: much of an influence of our style of comedy that
Speaker 4: they are. Like sometimes we get off stage and we're like, Bro,
Speaker 4: did you see this shit?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 4: You gotta talk about this shit, not as not like
Speaker 4: don't talk about it from the eighty five South perspective,
Speaker 4: talk about it how you would talk about it at
Speaker 4: your show, like you telling your crowds.
Speaker 5: Because we all.
Speaker 4: Got individual crowds and they all come to our individual
Speaker 4: shows and they let us know, Man, I called Chico,
Speaker 4: call DC, I had to come see you or you
Speaker 4: know what I'm saying, vice versa. So these people tell
Speaker 4: us exactly what to say, what to do, what type
Speaker 4: of show they want to see, because we put these
Speaker 4: shows out every week and we're seeing what they respond to.
Speaker 4: Like we could easily go out there and do our
Speaker 4: sets or do a set or give them stand up comedy,
Speaker 4: but they want to see us be stand up comedians.
Speaker 5: The guys they know and the guys they sent on
Speaker 5: the internet.
Speaker 4: They want us to all right, fuck them jokes, do something, man,
Speaker 4: she go make up a song, my nigga. I bought
Speaker 4: this ticket just to see y'all. Wrap y'all all your
Speaker 4: laughing and joking. We came to this song talk about
Speaker 4: talking about them hole, you don't see the point out
Speaker 4: like hey, up for y'all got out here like this
Speaker 4: the type of ship they want to see. So we're
Speaker 4: just doing a great job of interpreting that.
Speaker 2: That's a good way you said it, man, like y'all
Speaker 2: legitimate entertainers like sorry, y'all being like y'all, you can
Speaker 2: tell us organic like the what is y'all be starting
Speaker 2: them songs off? You would think that ship been written,
Speaker 2: but I could tell you get the freestyle all but
Speaker 2: like that ship's crazy nigga styling.
Speaker 6: You call the freestyle this nigga music, I Q is
Speaker 6: fucking I was just about all the charge.
Speaker 9: How the fuck do you be remembering all those fucking songs?
Speaker 1: I thought I was a historian nigga. You different.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's you know, I don't know, to be honest
Speaker 3: with you, might be a slight form of autism, to
Speaker 3: be honest.
Speaker 5: Dogs gotta be.
Speaker 3: Like, if we had to write a classical music song,
Speaker 3: I'm going to get Chico. If you written a country record,
Speaker 3: a pop record, jazz. This man fucked with every genres. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean that's that's you know, just growing up. That
Speaker 3: was something that was given to me from the dudes
Speaker 3: that influenced me. My father got killed, so all of
Speaker 3: my you know, influences was the dudes around, my uncles
Speaker 3: and the niggas I grew up around in the streets
Speaker 3: and I would just you know, take to whatever they
Speaker 3: was into and whatever I saw them think was cool,
Speaker 3: I thought was cool, and I would want to impress them.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: It was kind of like looking for validation from the
Speaker 3: people I wanted to give me, you know, the love
Speaker 3: that I wasn't getting from, you know, not having my
Speaker 3: pops around, and that kind of what created the love.
Speaker 5: For the music.
Speaker 3: And my uncle Ricky of DJ, so I would go
Speaker 3: down to his room in the basement, and this nigga
Speaker 3: would just sitting and just play me records all day long,
Speaker 3: like and he would mix and scratches record. So that's
Speaker 3: and then my aunt Mary had a big record collection,
Speaker 3: and when she cleaned up on the weekend, she would
Speaker 3: let me sit down and go through the record collection
Speaker 3: and I would just pick what I wanted to hear
Speaker 3: based off of what the cover of the album looked like.
Speaker 5: So it was just all the way.
Speaker 3: And that's like that musical inclination, because like this nigga,
Speaker 3: can't nobody freestyle better than this nigga, like me with
Speaker 3: the musical inclination of being able to coming up with it.
Speaker 3: And this nigga is one of the most talented niggas
Speaker 3: in the world. When it comes to put this, he's
Speaker 3: like a Swiss Army knife. This nigga know how to
Speaker 3: do a little bit of everything. Good, play the drums, skateboard,
Speaker 3: cut here, you know what I mean, all types of shit.
Speaker 3: So when this nigga get to like, when you put
Speaker 3: that together, you can't lose, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: because he gonna be able to sing this shit in
Speaker 3: a way to where you would think that this nigga's great,
Speaker 3: go in the studio and put this shit out.
Speaker 5: But this is happening right in front of your eyes.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 4: This nigga do when that nigga was skiing down the
Speaker 4: bigg That's so what I'm sayingthing.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm talking about down some hills. Well listen, before
Speaker 6: you go down the slope. I'm like, I'm tripping. Fuck it,
Speaker 6: mile per hour's stroking that. But that's for me to
Speaker 6: get them know the mountain. Once I know the mountain,
Speaker 6: I'm like, man, I'm finna.
Speaker 1: Come back up here the mountain. Oh you got to
Speaker 1: cause you nature, you got to respect it.
Speaker 6: If I'm finna come down this mountain, I ain't finna
Speaker 6: come down this mountain like, Oh, I'm a nigga that
Speaker 6: ski No, I'm a nigga that escaped first off, so
Speaker 6: that may I know how to hold my balance. These
Speaker 6: ain't number some long as roller blades. So what I
Speaker 6: gotta do is adjust to what this is. So once
Speaker 6: I started adjusting, and I was like, oh, okay, can
Speaker 6: you how I am? Ma Mama put me in everything.
Speaker 6: But I always thought, like I don't want to be here.
Speaker 6: What she did was she made me well rounded. So
Speaker 6: as an adult, I know how to adjust like I
Speaker 6: can get it to some ship that I am have
Speaker 6: no clue. Give me one week you would think I'm
Speaker 6: a professional.
Speaker 1: What made you start taking music so serious?
Speaker 6: I mean because I grew up in music since since
Speaker 6: I grew up in church choir. I grew up and
Speaker 6: I played all type of instruments. I played all the percussion.
Speaker 6: I'm a percussionist to me, So you played percussion. We're
Speaker 6: from the same lend you you play.
Speaker 9: And my mama older the motherfucker, and I'm the youngest
Speaker 9: side of ten kids. So you know what time it
Speaker 9: is on the same type of time's younger.
Speaker 1: My mama coat, you're hanging off the side of ear leg.
Speaker 4: I stopped talking about your mama.
Speaker 5: Hey mama, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Right there, my.
Speaker 4: Disrespectful what it really is, and she just sitting there
Speaker 4: like that's my baby.
Speaker 2: Talk about your oldest sibling is sixty.
Speaker 1: Your oldest brothers my baby oldest brother. Yeah you you
Speaker 1: are you man? What you say you're a grand brother. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I got a grand brother, older brother. No, no, but
Speaker 1: I come from that man. You gotta watch out from
Speaker 1: church drummers.
Speaker 5: Mama.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I'm a dumb a drummer.
Speaker 2: Too, but yeah, we have a battle every week to
Speaker 2: go And I say, jay Z, to goat you the
Speaker 2: music man.
Speaker 1: I love, I would love enough because Kurt how you
Speaker 1: here man.
Speaker 9: Sixty this thing is talking about future in jay Z.
Speaker 9: What I'm saying is that's just who I prefer. I
Speaker 9: respect Jason.
Speaker 2: He said we had a show one time. He was
Speaker 2: like future to goat man. I was like he better
Speaker 2: than jay He was like.
Speaker 9: Hell yeah that to me and I love I respect
Speaker 9: music for sure, jay Z. So far as lyricists give
Speaker 9: me jay Z, I'm just talking about the hold.
Speaker 1: On know to me future, help that whole.
Speaker 6: Hands you know what I'm saying, Future to me, help
Speaker 6: that whole.
Speaker 9: Like now, it's more niggas like future than it is
Speaker 9: niggas like, oh, you don't.
Speaker 1: Believe that retweet rapping. You don't even believe it.
Speaker 5: Believe I'm not he's making it, and you explain the
Speaker 5: other set.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Are you saying best in
Speaker 1: to me?
Speaker 6: Agree? Because why do we as a community we have
Speaker 6: to put somebody better than I'm not.
Speaker 1: I don't come. Why do we do that?
Speaker 9: We don't have to what I'm telling y'all niggas personally,
Speaker 9: who I prefer. I'm listening to the future before.
Speaker 5: Your preference.
Speaker 1: That's my preference.
Speaker 5: You got a preface that because you can have right.
Speaker 3: Like musically, I got a personal top five and then
Speaker 3: I got a top five that is, you know, the
Speaker 3: top five based on statistical categories and the way everything,
Speaker 3: So that top five is a little different than my
Speaker 3: personal top five, you know what I mean. But as
Speaker 3: far as like, if you're comparing the two, that's unfair.
Speaker 9: The future and absolutely you tell me I gas future
Speaker 9: too much. I don't imagine my favorite.
Speaker 4: I just named five of the most opposite as things
Speaker 4: that they said just to piss some mo.
Speaker 1: They be dead just like them.
Speaker 6: No, me and him got a beef when it comes
Speaker 6: to my top.
Speaker 1: My top five, that's here, my top five for sure.
Speaker 6: I'm from the South, so I understand where you may
Speaker 6: be coming from. I'm a t I for my top
Speaker 6: five shut out to tip Paul, Yeah all day.
Speaker 1: I know almost every word song like song worth work, Uh,
Speaker 1: her relations with top five album.
Speaker 5: Feel mob.
Speaker 1: Field mat Cast and Uh that's a nasty ass is crazy.
Speaker 6: It's between this between Joe the breeze or a little
Speaker 6: boost for the last for the last spot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a wild wow.
Speaker 6: It's a personal respect my musical talent. Why I'm like, like.
Speaker 9: Why you're jabb walking another ship. I understand, but I'm saying, like,
Speaker 9: you're not gonna judge here STARp five.
Speaker 1: I don't listen to nothing. No, that's what I'm trying
Speaker 1: to day. But that's what we gotta. We gotta say
Speaker 1: preference or game because he always let me hear your playlist,
Speaker 1: jay Z, Biggie, Uh Drake and Little Wayne. That's his
Speaker 1: top five. That's about his playlist?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 2: Don't pass two thousand and eight. I don't listen to
Speaker 2: nothing Heavy Webby. Yeah, you come to my house and
Speaker 2: it's a party. I'm stuck in two thousand and seven
Speaker 2: below music.
Speaker 6: We gotta say, Okay, your top five that you like,
Speaker 6: and then you got a playlist that you listen to.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna be one honer. I don't even listen to
Speaker 6: none of them. I just name unless I'm just on
Speaker 6: that type of time. My every day I'm r and
Speaker 6: bad out the g.
Speaker 1: Oh, y'all gotta listen for you when we leave eighteen hours,
Speaker 1: I got.
Speaker 6: You r and bad out eighteen hours and motivational speeches.
Speaker 1: I got a little bit of that too. Your motivational speech,
Speaker 1: I love it. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 9: Chico, who you who? Your top three? We do your
Speaker 9: top three?
Speaker 5: Top three? What my personal top three rappers?
Speaker 1: Rappers?
Speaker 5: Top three?
Speaker 4: You don't get fat? Yeah, I don't even get five.
Speaker 4: Niggas said, you can do your five. Don't do your five.
Speaker 3: You know my personal top five rapp was pop mm hmm,
Speaker 3: pimpsy mm hmm, Scarface, twist, the master, p.
Speaker 1: Get started on. Man got a whole different top five crazy.
Speaker 1: The line is just so different.
Speaker 2: And one thing I gotta say too, I saw the
Speaker 2: you on PA podcast. Y'all, dude, you're doing that performance.
Speaker 2: It's crazy to me, Like going back to you.
Speaker 3: Just remember that was my mama's favorite song like that.
Speaker 3: That's how I would always know when the nigga woul
Speaker 3: break up with my mama, like she would she would
Speaker 3: play that song in the morning, mad that whatever the
Speaker 3: situation she had going on, and that's the song she
Speaker 3: would play Superwoman, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So I played that at my mother's funeral. But It's
Speaker 5: like as.
Speaker 3: Far as me, like remembering music, it only takes me
Speaker 3: two or three times and listening to a song at
Speaker 3: least be able to get the first to where if
Speaker 3: I'm listening to it, you wouldn't think that I only
Speaker 3: listened to it three times, just the way that ship
Speaker 3: registered in my mind, you know. But as far as
Speaker 3: as far as like what I listened to every day
Speaker 3: as man, you wouldn't know who the phone belonged to
Speaker 3: if you looked at my playlist, Like I listened to
Speaker 3: listen to all types, and it's crazy because I never won.
Speaker 3: Genre I never listened to was gospel music, Like never nah,
Speaker 3: we was, I mean that commercial stuff, yeah, but we
Speaker 3: ain't know noh for real, Like it was a you know,
Speaker 3: the being household was full of heathens nigga, like it
Speaker 3: was all it was all I'm talking about the bullshit
Speaker 3: in regards to the messaging and the music. That's what
Speaker 3: I didn't listen to gospel music, Like I didn't hear
Speaker 3: something about the name Jesus until twenty nineteen for the
Speaker 3: first time, like and that ship was. But like that
Speaker 3: gives me the opposites, like I've been introduced to a
Speaker 3: new genre of music as a grown man, Like I
Speaker 3: just watched the Curtain documentary and that's it's like I'm
Speaker 3: looking at the new artist. I had no idea this
Speaker 3: nigga had nineteen Grammys, I know, stomping. I had no
Speaker 3: idea that Kirk Franklin was. This nigga is mobile.
Speaker 5: That's his music.
Speaker 3: Got to be with Christians, fuck to like that got
Speaker 3: to be man like for real, like like that, what
Speaker 3: do thetisode about that? Like they have? Yeah, like you
Speaker 3: gotta this, you know what I mean? So so you
Speaker 3: might catch me. You might catch me listening to niggas I'm.
Speaker 1: Trying to someone Rob.
Speaker 5: I'm just not.
Speaker 10: Over there.
Speaker 3: But you know, just the I think that the musical
Speaker 3: influence of all of us, like we all like this
Speaker 3: nigga didn't put me on the ship. This nigga and
Speaker 3: put me on the ship. We didn't all put each
Speaker 3: other like this nigga put me onto a song by
Speaker 3: a nigga named me Throne called Loving each Other for Life.
Speaker 3: My listening to this ship for two and a half
Speaker 3: hours straight, no stop, back.
Speaker 1: To back the guy.
Speaker 5: It's just that's the beauty of music to me, Like
Speaker 5: you no matter.
Speaker 1: If you ain't never heard.
Speaker 3: You don't know, you don't even know a third of it,
Speaker 3: Like you know what I mean, it's so much that
Speaker 3: you ain't never heard before.
Speaker 9: So I got a question. I know y'all DC said
Speaker 9: we shouldn't compare. Just what y'all prefer? Cash money or
Speaker 9: no limit?
Speaker 5: Nah, strick question.
Speaker 1: That's a trick question in the era. And what what
Speaker 1: both got?
Speaker 6: Understand because not only just for New Orleans, because no
Speaker 6: Limit did a lot for snoop shout outs to the
Speaker 6: lineage you feel shouldn't have to pick.
Speaker 3: You really respectful as a motherfucker for asking us this question,
Speaker 3: some disrespect because.
Speaker 1: I said, who you prefer?
Speaker 5: It depends on what day it is. You can't pick
Speaker 5: between no Limited, can you? I'm gonna give you.
Speaker 1: It depends on your age limit.
Speaker 6: If you are your nigga, you are a cash money nigga.
Speaker 6: But if you're an older nigga, you gonna pick no
Speaker 6: Limit because cash money is a younger version of a
Speaker 6: no limit That's the fact.
Speaker 1: That's all you know.
Speaker 4: I ain't rolling, but I'm letting you know as a
Speaker 4: forty year old black man, Yes, sir, when cash money
Speaker 4: records took over for the nine to nine in the
Speaker 4: two thousand, I was the niggas he was talking to Freeze.
Speaker 5: My generation made them babies off them songs.
Speaker 4: Do you know that there are twenty three, twenty four,
Speaker 4: twenty five year old people walking around right now because
Speaker 4: of my generations responsibility during the summer up the nine
Speaker 4: nine in the two thousand, speakers them my homeboys, kids
Speaker 4: from my classmates, off springs, the girls who.
Speaker 9: Was bringing the game cash money. Because he was back
Speaker 9: in that ass up that whole look heard, look at you.
Speaker 9: But I also was there with all the bad business
Speaker 9: in the club.
Speaker 4: Had a no limit tattoo right there on that coaching.
Speaker 3: Come on, I remember being still remember the first time
Speaker 3: I heard swamp Niggas. We was in my man Matt basement.
Speaker 3: Was in Matt basement, Man, I heard when it was
Speaker 3: new Matt Brother.
Speaker 5: They had no commercial, no promo for that ship.
Speaker 4: You just had to listen to the whole album because
Speaker 4: Swamp Nigga wanted to.
Speaker 5: Laugh one of the last song on All You album,
Speaker 5: but Matt Brother tapes. He was in the streets.
Speaker 3: He had all that, he had all of the different music,
Speaker 3: and so we used to sneak downstairs and listen to
Speaker 3: all the music. When that Swamp niggas came on, I
Speaker 3: was like, Nigga, what the fuck is this nigga? Man
Speaker 3: masterpiece that you couldn't tell us that nigga wasn't an
Speaker 3: ice cream man was?
Speaker 5: There was a moment.
Speaker 4: The world stop and it was a lyric who when
Speaker 4: that nigga missed the sid hum.
Speaker 5: The lightning in bad weather?
Speaker 3: I'm that nigga on that picture on your girlfriend dressing.
Speaker 1: That was hard. That was hard. That's a classic one.
Speaker 3: So Nigga, when you would buy a No Limit c D,
Speaker 3: you would look in the book and see all of
Speaker 3: them albums that's coming out. You don't know who, none
Speaker 3: of them niggas was, but you was buying that ship. Remember,
Speaker 3: tried to get buy me schull Douggery. Nigga know what
Speaker 3: the cagg was, but I wanted that because that's why
Speaker 3: No Limit Bro's called douggery.
Speaker 2: My nigga called and on the bottom when they said,
Speaker 2: oh no way, they listen eighty five.
Speaker 3: Never heard of But because people believe the exactly so
Speaker 3: you can't.
Speaker 5: You can't, man, you can't make that choice.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 5: That's a that's a that's hard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's because about cash money. But I know no
Speaker 6: limit was se No no.
Speaker 5: Limit gave us hope.
Speaker 4: Cash money made us feel like we already had money.
Speaker 4: We felt like we had money with them. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: Master P reminded us that we hood niggas. I'm from
Speaker 4: the Project. I grew up on eggs and lunching me.
Speaker 4: This ship is forever. That's fire. Many good nigga. Every
Speaker 4: word you can't me. I feel like murder is my
Speaker 4: brother too.
Speaker 5: That's how.
Speaker 1: Cash money hot boy too about getting out come on man,
Speaker 1: I almost said free bg.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you're Yeah.
Speaker 3: Welcome home, Jose home stress free questions you asked it.
Speaker 3: I gotta ask you as an as an ex NBA player,
Speaker 3: as somebody that played on the highest level. With your
Speaker 3: opinion on the Jordan Lebron debate matter, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: Jordan Lebron, Jordan's like over there ship he don't he
Speaker 2: don't exists really to me, like he like unbelievable. He
Speaker 2: can't even be talked about, Like it's like Lebron. Then
Speaker 2: you start talking about everybody, but like Jordan's.
Speaker 6: His own work, like Jordan's like Michael Jess talking about
Speaker 6: compare him You can always compare Lebron to Jordan because
Speaker 6: he's the greatest. But Jordan is like a right usher
Speaker 6: Chris Brown, like over here.
Speaker 2: You got like this, it's like Michael Jackson from Indiana.
Speaker 2: So Michael Jackson definitely over there.
Speaker 4: That's how good Michael Jordan is. We all grown man's
Speaker 4: men and we still know that. Like you wouldn't say
Speaker 4: the wrong this podcast is let Mike hear it. I
Speaker 4: see that, nigga, you believe Mike and hoop today.
Speaker 1: But this is I had to respect with Lebron.
Speaker 6: When you look at stats, this motherfucker's in top three
Speaker 6: everything everything.
Speaker 1: He got the most fuckers ever, you cannot you you cannot.
Speaker 6: Say he's not the greatest. He may not be the
Speaker 6: most entertaining.
Speaker 5: Lebron.
Speaker 6: No, it's cool, but when I say entertainer, I'm a
Speaker 6: dog bro like I'm one of the ones that got that,
Speaker 6: like the Russell Westbrook and.
Speaker 10: All that job.
Speaker 1: Like that's me, Like you got control the own this andire.
Speaker 6: What Lebron did was he took it by storm of business.
Speaker 6: I'm know how to control this as a business, but
Speaker 6: you know how to control it as a business, use
Speaker 6: it as a marketing to to be like, Okay, let
Speaker 6: me go get all the dollars. I'm not gonna get
Speaker 6: all the dollars because of I play good. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: get all the dollars because one of you niggas is
Speaker 6: gonna get on the post card today.
Speaker 4: We're gonna make that everything.
Speaker 1: Top three everything, everything.
Speaker 2: But I like Electricity unbelievable because the role he had
Speaker 2: to take, it's different.
Speaker 3: Like man, that's what I'm saying, Like, I look, I
Speaker 3: respect Jordan's you know, watch you know, I mean, Jordan is,
Speaker 3: like you said, he's a godlike figure. But that nigga
Speaker 3: ain't had to do what bron had to do. They
Speaker 3: watching bronsin is this nigga was in the sixth grade.
Speaker 3: This nigga had been tired to be the next greatest
Speaker 3: sense the sixth grade and held that up for thirty years.
Speaker 10: My time.
Speaker 1: You got to think Brown look up at Jordan like
Speaker 1: he looked at Jordan's.
Speaker 5: Like everybody does. That's why, yeah, but everybody does.
Speaker 1: Came back and showed y'all niggas. That's why I just
Speaker 1: put him over there because it's like we.
Speaker 5: All look everybody, did you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: I guess It's a little different for me because Iverson
Speaker 3: is my personal goat, Like that's my personal goat. Like
Speaker 3: when Iverson had more of an impact on me as
Speaker 3: a basketball player, any athlete him as an athlete had
Speaker 3: more impact on not just me and my community. Like
Speaker 3: niggas wanted to be like Ai. Niggas wanted to be
Speaker 3: like Mike, and that's true, but not the way we
Speaker 3: wanted to be Wizards. We wanted to be like Ai.
Speaker 3: You nigga, we all wear Jordans. I love Jordan's, but
Speaker 3: I ain't never wanted to wear pet jeans, Like I
Speaker 3: never wanted to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's different, y'all talking about off the course ship.
Speaker 5: That's not in compass.
Speaker 3: That's that not in consience the debate and that's that's
Speaker 3: that not encompassed. Why you know you got to put
Speaker 3: that because we never got to see Mike in this
Speaker 3: era because you imagine, you know how they say Mike
Speaker 3: be carrying niggas.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you ever met Mike before, but
Speaker 5: I be talking to niggas because.
Speaker 1: A bitch as niggas.
Speaker 6: Kevin Harverson changed the game, though, like to talk bad
Speaker 6: to Mike talk band what you might be talking about Michael.
Speaker 1: Call you a whole ass nigga walk off. They call
Speaker 1: you a whole walk off. You're gonna take it because
Speaker 1: you know that she.
Speaker 2: I mean, see how you did when you said, the
Speaker 2: first time you met him, what's up.
Speaker 1: A little bit?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a true story, and said might join people
Speaker 4: from New Orleans and that's just how they talk.
Speaker 5: What's up a little bit?
Speaker 1: That's what Kevin said. That's how you just talked to me.
Speaker 1: I would say that.
Speaker 5: You don't act like y'all.
Speaker 1: Don't know niggas from Florida and Louisian. All right. So
Speaker 1: he told me to take off his shoes one game.
Speaker 2: I have put on some Bordo sevens to hoop in
Speaker 2: the game, trying to impress him, Like, damn if I
Speaker 2: hooping some George, I get a Jordans deal. No, he like, hey, motherfucker,
Speaker 2: who told you can wear them?
Speaker 1: Hey? Can you get my other shoes off the bat?
Speaker 1: Testing this game? I'm saying, NBA, how did that feel
Speaker 1: when I told you? Who told your bitch to put
Speaker 1: them shoes? I got nervous. I'm like, get my other
Speaker 1: shoes off the back?
Speaker 5: Got them on there?
Speaker 2: Yes, I was just playing he did. After a while,
Speaker 2: he was like, why you take him off? I was like,
Speaker 2: shaid take him off.
Speaker 5: He was like, I wouldn't be able to take it.
Speaker 5: I was like, I respect y'all.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to say, bitch ass nigga, nigga, fuck
Speaker 3: your jeans, nigga, wind, don't blow, You're gonna fly away
Speaker 3: for real.
Speaker 1: Nick, he loved Jordan Fat Jean.
Speaker 6: But then what I'm saying though, Lebron is the goat
Speaker 6: of today's era.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't see nobody beating him.
Speaker 9: All right, But was the niggas your favorite players or
Speaker 9: did y'all like low key niggas growing up? You know
Speaker 9: how some niggas like man I with.
Speaker 3: Man Oh yeah, one of my one of my favorite players,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, that was one of my
Speaker 3: favorite because I you know, I played ball, so like
Speaker 3: that was like watching those what's my man name that
Speaker 3: played for Indiana? Uh men, Brevin Knight for.
Speaker 1: The Pacers night last night, last night place, I'm.
Speaker 3: Thinking, that's my that's a filthy niggas, Yeah, boy, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean, Like it's a bunch of players
Speaker 3: with Steve Jackson, he goes stupid.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I got a question about Steve Jackson, so.
Speaker 2: He said, you really have fifty million in the championship,
Speaker 2: okay instead of a one hundred million.
Speaker 1: And I won a championship.
Speaker 2: But I had a saying when we first started the show,
Speaker 2: I was like, fuck a championship, give me a max deal.
Speaker 1: He rebutted with the fifty million ring. Whatever. How y'all
Speaker 1: feel about that?
Speaker 6: I feel like you take away from the from the
Speaker 6: from the dog like. See, I'm a I'm a guy
Speaker 6: who liked to see dog fight. That's why I feel
Speaker 6: like the older era was more such of a a
Speaker 6: tougher error because they was dog fighting to win them championship.
Speaker 6: The people who Michael Jordan had done stopped like a
Speaker 6: charge barclet.
Speaker 1: They was some elite players.
Speaker 6: They was everybody can kind of take a turn down
Speaker 6: to get a championship because niggas ain't dogs. They trying
Speaker 6: to go to this team to win the championship and
Speaker 6: go to that team, and all right, fuck it, since
Speaker 6: I ain't gonna win the championship, give me the money
Speaker 6: and then I play barely because I'm already paid.
Speaker 2: Nah, they ain't true, hold on, we want to win,
Speaker 2: but nigga. It's a time situation. You know, like you
Speaker 2: ain't gonna like you know your team.
Speaker 6: I ain't saying not gonna gets right now Tray Young
Speaker 6: and did John tell you look at me like we
Speaker 6: we can win, but we probably ain't gonna be. They
Speaker 6: gotta gotta build a team around them, put two people
Speaker 6: over there.
Speaker 1: So do you not take your money? No, I ain't
Speaker 1: say take my money.
Speaker 6: Eventually the fight for the championship is gonna rub off.
Speaker 6: And that's all you're gonna care about three four, six years.
Speaker 6: You don't win on championship, I'm gonna just be good
Speaker 6: enough to get it back cool. It's like, damn, bro,
Speaker 6: you don't want to take it.
Speaker 1: To money first, then I go get the championship.
Speaker 4: I'm taking the money and I'm gonna just buy me
Speaker 4: a ring for every time this conversation.
Speaker 9: Up because a lot of these niggas is to get.
Speaker 4: There one of them fund up situations where you the
Speaker 4: best player on the worst team. No matter what the
Speaker 4: fuck you do, they never gonna win the championship. You
Speaker 4: don't have You don't have the ship you need to
Speaker 4: be a championship team.
Speaker 1: Like you dog a dog, he's dog gonna.
Speaker 5: Be plenty of dogs that never win a championship.
Speaker 4: Charles Berkley one of the best players that never won
Speaker 4: a championship, and you can't deny that ship.
Speaker 2: He did bring me somebody, what's the reality. He probably
Speaker 2: ain't gonna win a championship. He's stay in Portland. But
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say he win a dog or he ain't.
Speaker 6: So what you're saying, take less money to go win
Speaker 6: the championship over here.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do first of him staying over here.
Speaker 6: But like no, cause Nigga, I built the franchise, I
Speaker 6: run this gym. You agree with us, I'm taking comfortability.
Speaker 1: This is my gym when you're up.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: No, people that nobody gives a funk about Sweet Listen
Speaker 4: said they don't want a championship, gives the fucking It's
Speaker 4: going to be like you want to champion ship.
Speaker 9: As When I said that, that's clubs say Nigga's name,
Speaker 9: but niggas really don't fucking this ship to them. Y'all
Speaker 9: was a great players, but you don't even remember the
Speaker 9: niggas that wanted to chance.
Speaker 6: You have a great name, but until the champions say,
Speaker 6: shut the funk up, you got shut the funk.
Speaker 1: When I'm up one hundred million, caw about you up?
Speaker 1: You're still chipping playing in the same league.
Speaker 10: You just got luck.
Speaker 1: You would never be chill. You probably wasn't even the
Speaker 1: reason why y'all won. You got in the world.
Speaker 10: Never be a tim You don't know what that feel like.
Speaker 1: They ain't never had a fit.
Speaker 5: That's that's my that's my like.
Speaker 3: I just I think that the numbers is funny in
Speaker 3: the in that argument when the niggas say I take
Speaker 3: fifty million over one hundred million, so that ring.
Speaker 11: I got fifty million extra dollars talking about the man
Speaker 11: if you clean, you ain't even saying they go to
Speaker 11: another team and they offer it.
Speaker 6: You talked about a nigga who was the franchise of
Speaker 6: Somewhere no Here.
Speaker 9: You missing the point what you say nigga said in general?
Speaker 9: Are you wanting to brother?
Speaker 6: You gotta sitting on You have to send up the circumstance.
Speaker 6: This is about business.
Speaker 1: He told you. Didn't say that. He only gave me
Speaker 1: the deal.
Speaker 6: He never said what team I played for my circumstance
Speaker 6: because it's business.
Speaker 1: What business?
Speaker 5: Did you take fifty dollars over a hundred.
Speaker 6: Speaking of dang Dame terms, take fifty over that when
Speaker 6: I'm the man here, give me a hunch here and
Speaker 6: we'll build.
Speaker 5: Us and people who win.
Speaker 9: Fu you man for fifty what you've been doing?
Speaker 1: Or go fast? Did he not take the trail Blazers?
Speaker 1: How far do they go?
Speaker 9: Because don't come final his levels to range this Chile
Speaker 9: get it.
Speaker 5: Around as as levels to rings, like it's level of rings.
Speaker 3: So if you take fifty, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 3: If you take fifty million dollars, if you take fifty
Speaker 3: million dollars to win a ring, and.
Speaker 5: You could have got a hundred million.
Speaker 3: Dollars to play in a market where after your career,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be able to flourish in that market after
Speaker 3: you leave the market. But you went and took fifty
Speaker 3: million to win a championship in Milwaukee, Nigga. Like it's
Speaker 3: like it's a difference in regards to the way that
Speaker 3: you win championships and the way that you get money
Speaker 3: in the NBA. From my perspective, I ain't never been before,
Speaker 3: but you can attest to this, like.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying. If the Boston win the Championshie
Speaker 5: hundred million dollars.
Speaker 6: Team just got fifty way got to fifty to.
Speaker 4: Say, what if that two fifty ain't got shit to
Speaker 4: do with basketball after game, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Champagne showers and ship.
Speaker 9: Well, at the end of the day, when y'allniggas retired,
Speaker 9: mother fucker gonna say brode.
Speaker 5: Right, I take fifty over one hundred to win a ring.
Speaker 3: That's gonna be one of them rings that nigga's gonna
Speaker 3: talk about in twenty years. Like I'm not doing We
Speaker 3: didn't we are we dealing with cap space, But I'm
Speaker 3: gonna tell it, with cap space, we're doing this.
Speaker 1: I'm speaking busy, We're doing this ship all wrong.
Speaker 2: Why don't we just say gym, I'm telling you, I'll
Speaker 2: tell you he already never turned down money for a
Speaker 2: ring like that's what the board down to. It don't
Speaker 2: matter like at the end of the day, not to
Speaker 2: shout him out like that, but Antoine Walker, he won
Speaker 2: a ring. But when we talk about him, we talk
Speaker 2: about he lost his money or whatever.
Speaker 1: So I'm never.
Speaker 5: Gonna because he didn't win a ring in one of
Speaker 5: them places death want Miami.
Speaker 3: But when with on what team with Jack and that's
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, like to be able to take fifty
Speaker 3: million to get one of those rings. If I'm a
Speaker 3: nigga like a Antoine Walker, i take the fifty million
Speaker 3: because I'd have already made one. But I'm not taking
Speaker 3: so I'm not I'm not making fifty doing circumstanceship.
Speaker 1: We're talking about nigga fifty years all you get.
Speaker 10: That, don't yeah like that?
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm thinking that's what the argument was.
Speaker 4: You may tell me I got make fifty with a
Speaker 4: ring or one hundred with no ring.
Speaker 6: No, that's because I'm because I'm the nigga that's gonna
Speaker 6: make money off my fifty. Now this was affect people
Speaker 6: don't all that money cause they blowing that ship anyway.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna text yo yo yo.
Speaker 6: Your situation, for example, went to the Hawks, It paid
Speaker 6: you good, went everywhere with the they played you good,
Speaker 6: went and got your ring with the Bucks. You settled
Speaker 6: for what you wanted. That was a great team. You
Speaker 6: know what it feels like to be a chippie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that somewhere else there you go, we gave
Speaker 1: it up. That's the fucking game.
Speaker 4: Don't get distracted by the fucking deprisess. Like he said,
Speaker 4: he told the story like these motherfuckers to say, hey,
Speaker 4: tomorrow your ass out of here.
Speaker 1: And you got a minimum window to make as much
Speaker 1: money as you can. So how about this.
Speaker 6: You got a minimum winner though, right, but they only
Speaker 6: giving out these contracts maybe like three four years. You're
Speaker 6: not getting eight year country like baseball. All right, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna give you three three year fifty mil. Right, you
Speaker 6: go over here and win this. I'm gonna do this
Speaker 6: to set up for the one fifty for the next four.
Speaker 1: We gotta get there though, win, We gotta win. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: If I took the fifty and we wanted if we win,
Speaker 6: you now we're still speaking hypothetically.
Speaker 1: Just keep speaking. We want a champion. I got at
Speaker 1: before I'm going to another team to get my money.
Speaker 2: The year that they want to Chip, they played the nets,
Speaker 2: right Kyrie and KD. If it wasn't for that little
Speaker 2: sending me their KD hitting that shot.
Speaker 1: The nigga don't know we're talking about it. Championship, that's
Speaker 1: what you're saying. No, I think they beat this about
Speaker 1: fifty one guys.
Speaker 6: There was no probably with the Chip okay, but you
Speaker 6: can't gauge that, right, shit happens.
Speaker 1: In the NBA. That's some injury ship, right. You can
Speaker 1: guarantee that money though, And.
Speaker 5: Then the thing is you went ring.
Speaker 1: That's a perfect example.
Speaker 5: Like Katie my Nigga.
Speaker 3: I love Katie, like that's my favorite player in the
Speaker 3: NBA now, and that Nigga win and running rings and
Speaker 3: everybody is like, Nigga, where you went and cheated for
Speaker 3: two years to win the ring. Nigga, you went over
Speaker 3: there and cheated, And it's like, what difference do it
Speaker 3: make if they gonna chastise the ring.
Speaker 5: They can't chanstise the hundred million. They can never.
Speaker 3: That's the only money they they can't never chastise the money.
Speaker 3: But when you win that ring, Nigga, they gonna immediately
Speaker 3: chastise the ring. Once you win the ring, they were like, well,
Speaker 3: if it wasn't for this, then if it wasn't for that,
Speaker 3: But if it wasn't for this, But when I go
Speaker 3: to the bank, the one hundred million is a hundred million.
Speaker 3: Whether I got a ring, if I ain't got no fingers.
Speaker 5: That still.
Speaker 9: Give me Carmelo Anthony career and off the court, have
Speaker 9: a great that one. I'll go about one. They sell
Speaker 9: rings and they said the weekends screen jackets.
Speaker 6: Nigga, you can probably money ring and the jackets because
Speaker 6: they ain't financially. They didn't do what they're supposed to do,
Speaker 6: what a lot of niggas do.
Speaker 1: So now we're in the n b A. I just
Speaker 1: got got one hundred million and fifty min exactly.
Speaker 6: So right now we're in the NBA because we're in
Speaker 6: the highest this is the highest level.
Speaker 1: Win the NBA just for the money. Now, no money
Speaker 1: gonna come now. The niggas compete. They want to win,
Speaker 1: but that's where the compete come from. For the you know, compete.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to get boxing, bro, you got it, not boxing.
Speaker 5: The niggas you gotta play with if.
Speaker 1: You ain't doing your job.
Speaker 6: But I'm doing mine, like one hundred from the nigga
Speaker 6: that's on the outside looking at it.
Speaker 1: I can't mad when y'all need to get paid all
Speaker 1: that money. No, it don't show the fuck up. I
Speaker 1: got niggagain.
Speaker 10: I want to pay a thousand names.
Speaker 4: Nick can't go to a point I slept because you
Speaker 4: don't even know he like this nigga making the million,
Speaker 4: give him the ball.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's that's what I was just about to say.
Speaker 9: You you've been around long enough to understand niggas something.
Speaker 9: A lot of niggas bro is out here really playing
Speaker 9: for individual contracts. My team is sad, nigga. I'm trying
Speaker 9: to average twenty five because I know me average twenty
Speaker 9: five is gonna guarantee me a MAX deal.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to tell you, So why would I get
Speaker 6: mad at the nigga making more money than me?
Speaker 1: Ain't sure get you know what I'm going to do?
Speaker 10: Ball?
Speaker 6: Take my team to the chip to show you. Hey, man,
Speaker 6: renegotiate at what they're paying you.
Speaker 4: For what.
Speaker 1: You gotta know you're telling me my content.
Speaker 4: I'm only making money to do a specific thing. They
Speaker 4: brought that nigga here to do one thing that thirty points, bitch,
Speaker 4: we brought you. Rebound you saying you sad, you want.
Speaker 1: To shoot you like Nona.
Speaker 2: That was real life, like they like, get the ball
Speaker 2: to Joe Johnson, Josh Smith, Horford, Marvin Williams.
Speaker 1: Run to the you know, I mean picking rocks the snigger,
Speaker 1: n this niggas a dog and get your shoot. I
Speaker 1: was in.
Speaker 3: The NBA at some point. I got to learn how
Speaker 3: to play out of the whistle like.
Speaker 1: You had thirty.
Speaker 2: I had a game in Minnesota one time I was
Speaker 2: killing and I shot a mid range jumper one time.
Speaker 1: I tell that story. I shot it like a midy
Speaker 1: and made it. I made it to go into the
Speaker 1: half and they was like put me to the soud
Speaker 1: was like, you don't want to be here no more?
Speaker 5: Do you?
Speaker 4: Hu?
Speaker 2: I was like the Fu'm like yeah, Like if you
Speaker 2: shoot another mill range jumping, you won't play no more
Speaker 2: for a templewar. And he's like what the fuck? He's like,
Speaker 2: want threes and layups. I'm like, damn, I might be
Speaker 2: out the loop in the league because I ain't know.
Speaker 2: I couldn't shoot right there. But that ship you gotta
Speaker 2: go through. You don't know that.
Speaker 1: Everybody this niggas think the NBA is you team. They
Speaker 1: got motherfuckers they want doing. But that's the point.
Speaker 6: When I'm in the ANU team, I want to be
Speaker 6: a don but.
Speaker 1: You can't do that when you play for an organizer.
Speaker 1: But don't train the kids like that. My nigga training
Speaker 1: put saying on the rebound. But my nigga, they gonna
Speaker 1: do it. When you get the NBA. He was the
Speaker 1: first option on.
Speaker 9: The team, but he had to learn how to play
Speaker 9: a role once he got around other stars.
Speaker 1: Give Joe the motherfucker ball, nigga, wi't give a fuck
Speaker 1: what you did. That way a bad game. It ain't Josh.
Speaker 1: We lost.
Speaker 2: Always wanted to Josh the first Josh Marvin A. You
Speaker 2: gotta get these motherfucker ball get to the corner.
Speaker 1: Thing that's coming in and play.
Speaker 3: When I was in, I went to Winston tell them state, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: so I can't see you ball that way forward.
Speaker 1: And I got to shoot there. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 5: He was no NBA jail that nigga was. I mean,
Speaker 5: did you go to.
Speaker 1: The n b A like the don the NBA. This
Speaker 1: nigga after like this, come on xst come, come come on,
Speaker 1: come on to.
Speaker 5: Know the niggas. You niggas ain't never did that in
Speaker 5: the n b A. And you have you can have
Speaker 5: a great game and they like, I mean, what the
Speaker 5: fuck is you doing.
Speaker 10: A good game?
Speaker 1: But they'd be like, all right, good game. So how
Speaker 1: do you become a great? How do you become one
Speaker 1: of them? They have to you have to be hand picked,
Speaker 1: get lucky.
Speaker 2: You gotta be like in the right situation, like when
Speaker 2: join them left, it was my chance to like flourish
Speaker 2: right right, But like I keep using Trey Young, like
Speaker 2: the Hawks, he came in, they like team here, you
Speaker 2: go do your thing.
Speaker 1: Right, I don't have for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's you probably think about college.
Speaker 6: That's why can you feel for where Dame coming from?
Speaker 6: If I came into a situation, I know how that
Speaker 6: ship go. Why the funk would I leave the trail
Speaker 6: Blazer and go over and put myself in an uncomfortable situation. Well,
Speaker 6: I don't even like how the Lakers trying to make
Speaker 6: uh Rush look like he just Westbrook.
Speaker 10: Was a dog.
Speaker 1: Situation.
Speaker 6: I know that, But I'm like, it's crazy when you
Speaker 6: know Russell.
Speaker 1: Lakers.
Speaker 5: But then it's and then it's and then you have
Speaker 5: in the NBA.
Speaker 3: You have to guarantee situational situations that happened in the
Speaker 3: NBA where you have like a nigga like Jeremy Lynn,
Speaker 3: who you know what I mean that come off the bench.
Speaker 5: And have a run of eight nine games and get
Speaker 5: fifty million dollars. So you can have ship like that happened.
Speaker 3: But it's uncommon because the structure of the NBA game
Speaker 3: is this is it is entertainment. It's entertainment. At the
Speaker 3: end of the day, that ship is entertainment. We put
Speaker 3: all of the on this on. Oh man, I don't
Speaker 3: know them niggas got a ball and man, I watched
Speaker 3: that ship the same way I watched wrestling.
Speaker 5: Nigga niggas watching the game.
Speaker 9: Like see they just get this nigga a hundred dollars
Speaker 9: at the Steam game because not knowing this literally fucked
Speaker 9: because he gotta switch his whole game up and learn
Speaker 9: the system. If Dame was in his position, vice versa.
Speaker 9: My nigga gonna do the same thing in Portland.
Speaker 1: The Dame.
Speaker 5: When when when?
Speaker 10: When? When?
Speaker 1: When?
Speaker 6: When Westbrook was at the he was the double double
Speaker 6: Trip and double King.
Speaker 5: Was he not.
Speaker 1: Bakers?
Speaker 9: And they was like, look who he's playing with on
Speaker 9: the list? You gotta switch your game up. You just
Speaker 9: proved my poor he played with a b and Lebron
Speaker 9: Bro is different. Yeah, you can't just be out there
Speaker 9: being it's different.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 6: That should have made me, I'm sorry, I got You're
Speaker 6: going to the officer for some church whoever. Niggas, Man,
Speaker 6: you don't like me, beat me up to get me
Speaker 6: out of here.
Speaker 4: Ship right after the game, they're gonna pay seventeen million dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh god, that can't take off.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't have said that ship, you said.
Speaker 6: And then when you hear I'm right there on the car,
Speaker 6: I was in here already gonna call you.
Speaker 12: That.
Speaker 3: Another question for you always like the ass NBA players,
Speaker 3: is who the best player you ever played with that
Speaker 3: w ain't ever heard of?
Speaker 1: That's plays you probably never heard of.
Speaker 2: Y'all probably heard of him though, But Jordan Crawford craw
Speaker 2: he played in the Big Three this past season, but.
Speaker 1: He went to examer name Jordan Crawford.
Speaker 3: Call so, in your opinion, what stops niggas like that
Speaker 3: from getting to the next level and succeed.
Speaker 2: Opportunity, I mean he had some good years. He had
Speaker 2: a year where I think it's rookie year. He had
Speaker 2: like thirty eight on Lebron. But like opportunity for real,
Speaker 2: because you think about how you say, like with Jeremy Lynn, right,
Speaker 2: Jaman went crazy and that next year they went to
Speaker 2: Carmelo like what you're gonna do and they was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead and sign back if you want to. Now,
Speaker 2: Jams Lennard Houston he ain't care about none that shit
Speaker 2: you was just doing. Whoever that big gone, Hey, that's cool.
Speaker 2: He crazy, He's gonna crazy somewhere else. If you don't
Speaker 2: feel we got going on, it don't matter if I'm
Speaker 2: paying my max player, his opinion matters.
Speaker 1: Like Jordan Poole, Look at Jordan Poole.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that ship that man crossed the nation. Got know
Speaker 9: how Big Lynn sanity was snaking New York.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I remember, I remember that.
Speaker 1: Ship going crazy.
Speaker 9: They got nigga right the because motherfucking mellow like, no,
Speaker 9: this t Bow season is over, with this done, docar Dang,
Speaker 9: it's a pecking order broke real ship.
Speaker 1: That's why you see niggas on the podcast mad As.
Speaker 4: I don't know why, mother I saw when I realized
Speaker 4: that ship was just business and the players was out
Speaker 4: there playing and just doing what the fuck they do,
Speaker 4: whether they succeed or fail. Like you said, people who
Speaker 4: in charge of this ship just have a bad day
Speaker 4: and say, man, get him the funk out of here.
Speaker 1: Happened in the gym.
Speaker 10: Fuck.
Speaker 2: You don't want to say you want to be You
Speaker 2: want to have a good product. You want to go
Speaker 2: out there and show will so you can get paid.
Speaker 2: Never shooting job. Really, if you come later, you get fine.
Speaker 10: Open.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you look at somebody like Dennis rob Dennis
Speaker 3: Robbins laying the NBA and rebounds for like eight years
Speaker 3: straight and the it's all that Nigga had forty five rebounds.
Speaker 6: Roll, don't you shoot ship. I didn't even go up
Speaker 6: there and be a dog. He was cool with that,
Speaker 6: but he was the best that he was. That's a
Speaker 6: lot of people.
Speaker 1: That do that.
Speaker 6: Be good that I'm saying, have to find a way
Speaker 6: for me to be great.
Speaker 1: Be good at your role. Listening ye bad. Pat Allen
Speaker 1: is a perfect example. That's why he's still in the league. Bro.
Speaker 1: He mastered his role. That Nigga used to average thirty
Speaker 1: in height.
Speaker 3: You know the best way to compare it, it's like
Speaker 3: wilding out, Bro, It's just like wilding out when we
Speaker 3: show up on a wild like it's.
Speaker 5: Just like that you're talking about the road.
Speaker 1: Food exactly.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Exactly when we show when certain motherfuckers show up, they don't.
Speaker 5: Even talk to us. They be like, all right, the
Speaker 5: rest of you niggas sit around in the circle and
Speaker 5: sing niggas.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean like, it's just that I
Speaker 3: would assume that that's the type of environment you got
Speaker 3: motherfuckers that can show up and do what they want
Speaker 3: to do, because you know that when the when the
Speaker 3: lights come on and when the they throw that ball
Speaker 3: up in the here, Niggas know what you're gonna do.
Speaker 3: Niggas know what you're gonna.
Speaker 6: Get that ship that hundred million not by a great passer. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you look at Mike comes you just want me to
Speaker 6: three Mike averaging eleven.
Speaker 1: Nigga up, niggaty. Especially if you don't shoot, you're gonna
Speaker 1: do something.
Speaker 4: They don't want you to shoot. They gonna put the
Speaker 4: mother fuckers out there they want to shoot. Your job
Speaker 4: is to get the brother, Nigga. You gotta do whether
Speaker 4: we win back one hundred or we lose that if
Speaker 4: you do the ship that they tell you to.
Speaker 1: Do, you you can elevate its opportunity.
Speaker 5: But nigga's opportunity for you.
Speaker 13: It's an opportunity for you and motherfucking Houston right now.
Speaker 13: You can go down to Houston right now and play
Speaker 13: all the shooting guards you want to play and go
Speaker 13: twenty two and sixty one.
Speaker 5: Nigga. That's gonna be your record or go to.
Speaker 9: The Big three called Cuba. LA's up with the Big Three.
Speaker 9: If you can't follow these orders that we got here.
Speaker 1: You go to Europe.
Speaker 5: Shot.
Speaker 9: I'm grabbing these young niggas too now where you can't
Speaker 9: eat nothing over there, and you're gonna ship the.
Speaker 1: Call if you want to no bus all the dogs.
Speaker 2: We have to show who played overseason like the like
Speaker 2: they're doing a bed like ship.
Speaker 1: Gonna have a week TV that ship. He had a
Speaker 1: guid over there. He was a China over the week.
Speaker 2: That Nigga was working out the work about.
Speaker 5: The magic playing in Puerto Rico. Nigga, what about it.
Speaker 4: Saying he might be over that, not even in the
Speaker 4: in the international league.
Speaker 1: He on the league.
Speaker 3: Imagine, imagine niggas like I said in jail niggas and
Speaker 3: I'm talking about this some niggas that's in motherfucker century
Speaker 3: that could have went live, but you'll never see them.
Speaker 14: SIGs ain't like that. I understand the shot paying the
Speaker 14: nigga ain't shoot ship. We got the school, no, but
Speaker 14: you shoot his shots and your ass on the bitch.
Speaker 6: So how do we know if he's his shots and
Speaker 6: he's like he like like look at.
Speaker 3: It, like why let's say you go out and do
Speaker 3: some ship right and just the nigga just run out
Speaker 3: and be like move DC.
Speaker 10: I got it.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna like imagine somebody else about to get paid.
Speaker 1: Show term you a free agent. So niggas doing that
Speaker 1: on wilding out.
Speaker 5: Niggas go for what they know. Everybody get a shot.
Speaker 1: But it's just it's really.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 3: But but the thing about it is if you if
Speaker 3: you give a nigga that shot and he got that
Speaker 3: type of ambition, but don't got the talent to go
Speaker 3: with it, and you it's only gonna be so many
Speaker 3: times you let this nigga try and shoot a brick
Speaker 3: nigga like he don't shoot that ship no more.
Speaker 1: My, you just never dream shout to the dream he
Speaker 1: used to sit. Course, out of all the.
Speaker 5: Games, dream came a lodge one the singers.
Speaker 4: He was, you told myself you never let a nigga
Speaker 4: that sing bro, no telling clean.
Speaker 12: I was.
Speaker 1: I'm like my second year. He like, t keep working, baby,
Speaker 1: keep working.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, Jamal Cropper was on my team. I
Speaker 2: faked the balls all shot. He said, nigga, don't you
Speaker 2: ever do that ship, It was like, fuck you, the
Speaker 2: game talked to me since that day.
Speaker 12: No, when I came back to the what's so, I
Speaker 12: think it's.
Speaker 2: Been too much fun. We gotta get then up out
Speaker 2: of here because you get to work, get the night games.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be the only championship better than motherfucker man
Speaker 2: we are.
Speaker 5: Got Before I go, I gotta NBA question. You know
Speaker 5: what I mean, y'all?
Speaker 3: You know you make so much money in the league,
Speaker 3: and you know what I mean, just understand the bread.
Speaker 3: What's the most money you ever blew nigga that you like?
Speaker 3: Nigg What the fuck did I just do? Like tripping,
Speaker 3: tripping like the one where you look back on now
Speaker 3: and be like, man, I was tripping.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty cheap.
Speaker 2: So I'll probably be like I went to the club
Speaker 2: one time and blewe like twenty five thousand on what.
Speaker 1: Pretty cheap nigga?
Speaker 5: You about to say?
Speaker 1: Wrong with you? That was just a.
Speaker 12: Team?
Speaker 1: Clear, I just I went to one OA in New York,
Speaker 1: New York.
Speaker 5: If I'm just.
Speaker 1: Disappointed that story.
Speaker 4: When ship you riches, fucking you're gonna tell me about
Speaker 4: the team you spent twenty five thousand dollars, A lot
Speaker 4: of funny to be out of you. I blew that
Speaker 4: last weekend trip. You tripping to Nigga. Y'all know what
Speaker 4: can you twenty five on?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 5: That's why?
Speaker 1: It's all on you, motherfucker. Oh, ain't we about to
Speaker 1: be done and that we will get up out of here?
Speaker 2: Appreciate eighty five south Man Love many appreciate, Thank y'd
Speaker 2: for having us. Man absolutely keep teaching the ball. We'd
Speaker 2: be back next week. Shout to the patriarch game.
Speaker 5: What game you was throwing up?
Speaker 1: I saw them too, They threw up so