Speaker 1: All right, so we're back.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about the Kevin Gates and Lebron
Speaker 2: James situation. For people who are unaware, Kevin Gates has
Speaker 2: been in the hot seat of lately dealing with Lebron
Speaker 2: James and his wife because he called out what he
Speaker 2: thinks is a lack of admiration from his wife. Kevin
Speaker 2: Gates is my guy, Lebron is my guy. But there's
Speaker 2: a lot of game to be picked up on this scenario,
Speaker 2: and I think we're gonna get right to it today.
Speaker 2: Now we're gonna start with the video that kind of
Speaker 2: cranked all of this off, but we're gonna keep game
Speaker 2: at a high level. But we're gonna start this conversation
Speaker 2: and this part of the show with the video of
Speaker 2: Kevin Gates given his opinion on the way that Savannah
Speaker 2: James handles her husband Lebron James in public pay attention.
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, he want of the greatest players to
Speaker 3: ever play the game, right, But I wouldn't want to
Speaker 3: trade places with him?
Speaker 1: And they was like, why not? Howhy are you wouldn't
Speaker 1: win a baby?
Speaker 3: I say, because I don't like the way Savannah look
Speaker 3: at Lebron. I like the way them white women look at.
Speaker 1: Lebron like when as soon as he walk out that
Speaker 1: they just be like they be dicked out.
Speaker 3: But it's like I noticed when he go do the
Speaker 3: handshake with the main player on his team, which is
Speaker 3: that it's like you act like I'm bothering you bitch,
Speaker 3: Like I'm the greatest player in the world, one of them,
Speaker 3: like top five, top ten, I'm one of them, and
Speaker 3: I'm in the playoffs, and you act like you act
Speaker 3: like the ward another jail, like you came here to
Speaker 3: publice me like you ain't like.
Speaker 1: You not dicked out like me.
Speaker 3: White women just digged out about me and.
Speaker 1: Him like so like I just would.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it, bro, because
Speaker 3: when I've been around that dude, that dude just his
Speaker 3: spirits so loving and giving, like like it hurt me.
Speaker 3: It hurt me to see that.
Speaker 1: Now, Kevin Gates.
Speaker 2: Shortly after that, Lebron James did respond to Kevin Gates
Speaker 2: with a post. This post was not direct, but it
Speaker 2: was intentional. It was at him in response to what
Speaker 2: he was saying. Now, this is a very interesting situation
Speaker 2: that we have to discuss today. The first thing I
Speaker 2: said when I heard this conversation is a couple different things.
Speaker 2: Did he lie? That's number one? Number two? Can Lebron
Speaker 2: ever be friends with him?
Speaker 1: Again?
Speaker 2: If they are friends, they're probably associates, people that just
Speaker 2: saw each other in the business, sometimes running to each other.
Speaker 2: And another thing that quickly crossed my mind is Kevin
Speaker 2: Gates is in I wouldn't say a new relationship, but
Speaker 2: he's in a new situation right, this situation with Brittany Renner.
Speaker 2: What I know about guys is that sometimes we'll speak
Speaker 2: outward but be talking inward.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: It's like they got me all MUSHes, she got me
Speaker 2: feeling good, hope she don't drop the ball, and this
Speaker 2: right here is important to me. So you need to
Speaker 2: always celebrate me. Be celebrating me, right. So I use
Speaker 2: people out there to make the point because I'm really talking.
Speaker 1: I'm really talking to you though I'm talking to you though.
Speaker 2: You dig, but I'm really putting it down like da
Speaker 2: da da da dad pick that.
Speaker 1: Up thought, because you under my wing pick that up right.
Speaker 2: So sometimes men play that kind of game where they'll
Speaker 2: speak outward but be really talking inward. Now, Gates ignited
Speaker 2: controversy because he publicly critiqued Savannah James, that's Lebron's wife,
Speaker 2: basically suggesting that her demeanor towards Lebron lacked admiration. I
Speaker 2: think Gates may have failed short by using somebody wife
Speaker 2: to make that point, right, because basically what he was
Speaker 2: saying is, Yo, I don't like women. That's just all
Speaker 2: calm and acting like they right. You gotta celebrate me
Speaker 2: like I celebrate you.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: This is a two way street, right, you see what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. So I believe that that that was his position.
Speaker 2: But the mistake is using somebody wife to do somebody
Speaker 2: you respect, somebody that you call your friend or whatever
Speaker 2: you call him.
Speaker 1: That's where it can come off of.
Speaker 2: Wait, now Gates did respond to that, and we'll get
Speaker 2: to that in a second, But I just I want
Speaker 2: to spend some time on the way that Gates kind
Speaker 2: of contrast her behavior with that of other women and
Speaker 2: kind of imply the lack of enthusiasm in her support. Now,
Speaker 2: he even liking Savannah James to the Warden, he was
Speaker 2: insinuating that basically she restricts Lebron.
Speaker 1: But I want Gates to know this is a marathon,
Speaker 1: not a sprint. Right.
Speaker 2: She been cheerleading for this nigga for a long long time.
Speaker 2: And that don't mean that you all of a sudden
Speaker 2: be lackluster. But you know what a spindiard chip set. Now,
Speaker 2: See it's the rookie that go into casino and just
Speaker 2: go to all the machines. She know what machine wining
Speaker 2: for that boy. She know the technique and tradition. You
Speaker 2: shouldn't get that boy where you need to be every
Speaker 2: single time. It's science at this point. But I will
Speaker 2: concur We men do like to feel needed, won't it.
Speaker 2: And who's to say Lebron don't feel like that. But
Speaker 2: I'm thinking that because Gates is in this relationship, that
Speaker 2: he's kind of molding beloved.
Speaker 1: To be exactly what he wants.
Speaker 2: And he probably feels with her energy that she's willing
Speaker 2: to do what I need or to do for us
Speaker 2: to be what we trying to be. But I think
Speaker 2: he's trying to teach her, which is Britney Renner, but
Speaker 2: he's using real life examples and this time the whole
Speaker 2: world was tuned in. And so I think there's also
Speaker 2: conversation around public relationships, right, because you want to be
Speaker 2: careful that you remain as a partnership and not a performance,
Speaker 2: because I think a lot of people travel down that
Speaker 2: road as a partnership and could have been a real
Speaker 2: legitimate power couple, but some along the lines they get
Speaker 2: lost and it turns into a performance. And although I'm
Speaker 2: getting this gift on your birthday, we ain't talked in
Speaker 2: two weeks. It ain't like how it was when we
Speaker 2: first met. I was getting that gift flying now leaving
Speaker 2: the show, really pushing up because I really felt like
Speaker 2: that now it's just part of the situation. I don't
Speaker 2: need them niggas thinking you ain't and I don't need
Speaker 2: them bitches thinking that you. You gotta be careful that
Speaker 2: your personal relationship with someone, especially if you really love them.
Speaker 1: If y'all doing some love and hip hop shit, get
Speaker 1: your money.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying, if you really care for this person,
Speaker 2: and y'all have potential to truly be a power couple, man,
Speaker 2: be careful that it don't turn into a performance and
Speaker 2: y'all doing it for the ground. I used to like
Speaker 2: Instagram where people were really living their real lives.
Speaker 1: But they'll show you.
Speaker 2: Look what my husband done, Like we flew out and
Speaker 2: he really done this. It's like there wasn't a service
Speaker 2: to get this done now, right, So what I mean
Speaker 2: is you have a scenario now where people understand that
Speaker 2: everyone is living their life online. So you'll go to
Speaker 2: some of these results and they'll have an Instagram package
Speaker 2: where maybe someone to set a room up for you.
Speaker 2: It used to be really that the only girls that
Speaker 2: can have those kind of pictures and those kind of
Speaker 2: memories are girls who that man really put that effort
Speaker 2: in to make that happen. Nowadays, it's all a service
Speaker 2: because everyone is capturing every moment. And that's also a
Speaker 2: world where you know, some of my homies, like I
Speaker 2: know some people that run their relationship like niggas du
Speaker 2: buy nigga no public affection.
Speaker 1: Yeah see, And that's another thing.
Speaker 2: You can't just look at how we are in front
Speaker 2: of these cameras and really judge that. And I understand
Speaker 2: the contrast, because you see these bitches fanned out, They
Speaker 2: fanned out and they really just want to fuck a
Speaker 2: rich nigga, a big old rich nigga. That's what they own.
Speaker 2: So the fandom is one thing, but this family and
Speaker 2: so we gotta be careful that we don't mix fandom
Speaker 2: with family, because fandom can damn them feel stronger than family,
Speaker 2: but it can never mean more than family.
Speaker 1: It's a trick.
Speaker 2: Fandom can feel stronger but never mean more. And so
Speaker 2: you gotta know, man, when you got someone's family. And so,
Speaker 2: what I would call an unintentional circumstance that came out
Speaker 2: of the conversation gates Head is is that he wasn't
Speaker 2: describing Savannah. He was framing Savannah. And these are different things,
Speaker 2: totally different things. Describing some is calling it what it is.
Speaker 2: Framing some is calling it what you think it is.
Speaker 2: You can't describe some without knowing the intricate detail. So
Speaker 2: it was no way for him to describe Savannah's and
Speaker 2: Lebron's relationship. But he could frame it just based on
Speaker 2: what he saw in the limited time or the limited
Speaker 2: encounters that he had sought him. But I'm telling you
Speaker 2: it was harmless toward Lebron. It was really about Shorty
Speaker 2: that's under my wing. Let's make sure that you understand
Speaker 2: that this what I need. Don't never be like that,
Speaker 2: even if we don't really know what that is. I'm
Speaker 2: just using that as.
Speaker 1: A reference point.
Speaker 2: I found it extremely interesting that Lebron James responded to
Speaker 2: Kevin Gates because, as we know, Lebron has been in
Speaker 2: scenarios where he will not respond. Case in point, him
Speaker 2: and Drake was cool for how many years? He was
Speaker 2: literally underfied by the Drake situation. Caught over there with Kendrick,
Speaker 2: it was really in question someone that they thought had
Speaker 2: a brotherhood.
Speaker 1: He never responded.
Speaker 2: What this tells me is that him responding to Kevin
Speaker 2: Gates was two or threefold right. One, It tells me
Speaker 2: that that household was probably a fan of Kevin Gates,
Speaker 2: like whether they are listen to his music, or maybe
Speaker 2: like his interviews, or maybe like when he speaks. There's
Speaker 2: some kind of fandom there that warranted a response.
Speaker 1: That's one. And two.
Speaker 2: I can imagine that Savannah was at home saying, I
Speaker 2: know you're not gonna let him talk to me like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, at least online, a lot of people are
Speaker 2: saying that what I want to present to the public
Speaker 2: is maybe Lebron felt that and not on no disrespectful shit,
Speaker 2: just on some you know, I'm gonna say something about
Speaker 2: that shit, you know what I'm saying. And you was
Speaker 2: a fan of that dude man like he could probably
Speaker 2: feel away about that, And now Gates pulled a real
Speaker 2: interesting card and showed up at the game the next day.
Speaker 2: So he said certain things, and then he showed up
Speaker 2: to the game, Like I think it's interesting because a
Speaker 2: fight not gonna happen at the game.
Speaker 1: Lebron not gonna walk up and beat.
Speaker 2: The fuck out of Gates, or Gates ain't gonna jump
Speaker 2: up and beat the shit out of Lebron. This is
Speaker 2: internet shit, right, This is just some Internet shit, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying that.
Speaker 1: They just trying to keep it going.
Speaker 2: And even with Gates, I seen him playing the song
Speaker 2: when he responded to him.
Speaker 1: First thing he did was came in with the song playing.
Speaker 2: So they playing into this shit for the Internet, for
Speaker 2: the cloud, for the clicks as well. But I think
Speaker 2: that Gates is tutoring his inside, right, He's trying to
Speaker 2: tutor the inside of the house, and he's just using
Speaker 2: real world examples. Now that doesn't take away from the
Speaker 2: fact that academics had made allegations that Lebron James was
Speaker 2: doing tool Man's with Drake never responded, but Kevin gatese
Speaker 2: gets a response. I think Gates has to understand that,
Speaker 2: you know, a lot of people look at him for advice,
Speaker 2: for direction, and so there is.
Speaker 1: A level of responsibility that goes with that.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't think that he said anything that
Speaker 2: should be tooking left field outside of again framing that
Speaker 2: dude's wife.
Speaker 1: Now, if you describe his wife as one thing, you.
Speaker 2: Know, I also want to say I'll applaud women too, man,
Speaker 2: because I've been in mostly all long term relationships, so
Speaker 2: I kind of know like in a long term relationship,
Speaker 2: it's a different pace.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. You got to brace yourself
Speaker 1: in these long term relationships. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You gotta have these spurts of reinvention. You gotta fall
Speaker 2: back in love. You got to really anticipate that any
Speaker 2: moment you may fall out of love, depending on how
Speaker 2: much time you've been together, because you both for growing
Speaker 2: in real time and things are happening, you adopting things
Speaker 2: from each other that you may not like to see
Speaker 2: done to you, but that you do. That's the worst thing, right,
Speaker 2: You've been around, So you've been around someone so long
Speaker 2: that you that they adopt something that you do to
Speaker 2: them that you don't like done to you. And so
Speaker 2: these relationships. You really have to pay yourself, brace yourself.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I do think that men do crave that admiration from
Speaker 2: their wives and girlfriends and women in general. Like I,
Speaker 2: if I'm just kicking it with you, like I really
Speaker 2: crave admiration from you, like I crave the fact that
Speaker 2: you look at me and know what this is, like this, yeah,
Speaker 2: this earned, like this built, not bought all of the above,
Speaker 2: you know, So I look at it, and I say,
Speaker 2: there's no other feeling in the world that can replace that.
Speaker 2: You know, a woman appreciating you and just looking at
Speaker 2: you just want to tag it, looking at you and
Speaker 2: just want eat a nigga off the bone, you know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. See some of y'all never even experience that.
Speaker 2: And that's why I know what Gate's talking about, because
Speaker 2: only certain men get to experience that when a woman
Speaker 2: is just completely submitted, she completely just man, I'm just
Speaker 2: I'm really with this nigga. I really fuck with this
Speaker 2: one right here, Like he got me like I'm wide
Speaker 2: open about this dude. He made me smile when he
Speaker 2: just look at me, like certain things you can tell,
Speaker 2: man that this woman is this woman.
Speaker 1: Truly adores you.
Speaker 2: And that feeling is irreplaceable, Like you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: And I think.
Speaker 1: That Gates is basically speaking to that feeling.
Speaker 2: So I don't want to skip past that and act
Speaker 2: like men don't crave that, if you ask me, men
Speaker 2: are craving that now more than ever, because we live
Speaker 2: in a culture now where women tend to want to
Speaker 2: be celebrated before they even want to be committed to.
Speaker 1: Right, you ain't even got to commit to me.
Speaker 2: As long as you make sure I'm turned up and
Speaker 2: you celebrate me, and motherfuckers think you selling breaking me online,
Speaker 2: You ain't even got to commit to me no more.
Speaker 1: See through everything is sped up with the internet.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: I remember when you look back in history, a woman
Speaker 2: to be lucky in her lifetime, right to be truly
Speaker 2: celebrated on her wedding day and anniversaries moving forward and
Speaker 2: things like that, you would get one of these enormous,
Speaker 2: gigantic celebrations of love like what they just pour love
Speaker 2: on to you. This was a married thing, this was
Speaker 2: a one time and anniversaries and other special occasions. But
Speaker 2: Instagram has now provided a runway to where people are
Speaker 2: competing as to who's being celebrated the most because they
Speaker 2: think because what they're trying to say is my sex
Speaker 2: is so good, okay, And so they're competing about who's
Speaker 2: being celebrated the most. And also you have women who
Speaker 2: are competing and saying this puss it got me all
Speaker 2: lists ap on the risk, paddick on the other risk,
Speaker 2: big brothers outside, you did my pussy got this, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. And so this is them flexing,
Speaker 2: not only the other women. Here's the interesting part. This
Speaker 2: is them telling the men that they puss it good.
Speaker 2: Now what if they got a simp on the other end?
Speaker 2: What a puss ain't really good? But he spenting this
Speaker 2: kind of money. You got niggas with money like me.
Speaker 2: That's saying, boy, that shit must be foul over. So
Speaker 2: it's campaigning. Yeah, it's campaigning. Let me say this too.
Speaker 2: What's funny is that from the outside, and this is
Speaker 2: what I'm saying, the universe is always perfect. You just
Speaker 2: gotta pay attention from the outside. Kevin Gates, if you
Speaker 2: ask his fans or you look at some of the
Speaker 2: narratives online, he has always been in a relationship where
Speaker 2: people have looked at it and said, yo, that's the
Speaker 2: ideal relationship. Dreker was the ideal woman. He should have
Speaker 2: stayed with Drinker, should have stayed alongside Drink. And I'm
Speaker 2: sure their family so they still ties. This family ties there.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I respect women that respect the foundation, right, even if
Speaker 2: you ain't with your baby mama, your baby daddy, your
Speaker 2: ex husband, your ex wife, you still respect the foundation
Speaker 2: right for the kid's sake, for the peace of it,
Speaker 2: all right, the environment you got to raise the children
Speaker 2: in should be a little bit better than one going
Speaker 2: against the other. So I definitely appreciate that. With that
Speaker 2: being said, while while the viewing public spent a lot
Speaker 2: of time celebrating Dreaker and how she treated Gates and
Speaker 2: how Gates appeared to embrace her in love on her,
Speaker 2: Gates ended up courtside of a game with Britney Renner
Speaker 2: speaking on Lebron James and Savannah James laying next to
Speaker 2: Britney Renner. So what it looks like on the outside
Speaker 2: is what it's not always what it is in the inside, right,
Speaker 2: Reality is not always perception. Right Again, the fan narrative
Speaker 2: would describe I'm sorry. Again, the fan narratives will frame
Speaker 2: the Dreaker and Gates' relationship is perfect, but they could
Speaker 2: never describe Drinka in gates relationship because you can only
Speaker 2: describe what you have information for. And that's what Kevin
Speaker 2: Gates feel sure that when trying to describe Savannah James,
Speaker 2: but he ended up framing her. And I also want
Speaker 2: to close out with this, seventy five eighty five percent
Speaker 2: of the league is looking for a woman with the
Speaker 2: characteristics that Savannah James possesses. Let me be clear, most
Speaker 2: of these NBA guys are in a scenario where they
Speaker 2: don't know who loves them, if it's love or what
Speaker 2: is love. Lebron James is with his high school sweetheart.
Speaker 2: They've had a family, right. So again, you gotta look
Speaker 2: at the entire race. You can't just look at this quarter.
Speaker 2: You can't just look at this mile. You can't just
Speaker 2: look at this stretch, right, you gotta look at the
Speaker 2: entire game. What is the cyst what is the points?
Speaker 2: What is the average?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: The law of averages kick in, right, So we got
Speaker 2: to respect Savannah James for what she's been able to do,
Speaker 2: as it pertains to have in a high level man
Speaker 2: in that situation.
Speaker 1: There's been no scandals.
Speaker 2: There's been no it's been no real public mishaps as
Speaker 2: it pertains to his personal relationship. I mean, things happen.
Speaker 2: People do have some of these, you know, hiccups. But
Speaker 2: I mean, this could have been a disaster for Lebron,
Speaker 2: right if he had a certain kind of woman. So
Speaker 2: I think the I think that a large amount of
Speaker 2: the league and I'm not speaking about looks in totality, right,
Speaker 2: we can leave that off the table because I'm almost
Speaker 2: certain that Gates wasn't talking about looks when he was
Speaker 2: speaking about this situation. He was talking about behavior, characteristics, attributes, right,
Speaker 2: And so again I would say that most of the
Speaker 2: players in the NBA is looking for their Savannah. James
Speaker 2: and Uh, you know, these two brothers I imagine to
Speaker 2: get on the call at some point. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: if Lebron can ever be close to him again, because
Speaker 2: his wife probably views this a certain way. I'm not
Speaker 2: sure if Gates understands that. Gates came back out and
Speaker 2: he said he responded to Lebron calling him a peasant,
Speaker 2: and he said, man, I'm way less than that. I'm
Speaker 2: a serve and see, and that's the thing about Gates
Speaker 2: he's smart. So it's rough to play with a nigga
Speaker 2: that's smart because when you say something like, nigga, you
Speaker 2: a peon.
Speaker 1: Now I'm way less than a peon. Nigga, I'm a
Speaker 1: serving to the almighty hot God. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying that day? Huh, Yeah, I got you. Ain't nothing.
Speaker 2: You can say I got you. Reverse on though, I
Speaker 2: got him, ain't nothing. He can say, it's over with,
Speaker 2: conversation dead. And then he said, yo, man, we just
Speaker 2: want the results. We want you to be celebrated. But again,
Speaker 2: I truly think that he's double down. He doubled down
Speaker 2: on it and standing on it. But I think that
Speaker 2: message is for Brittany Renner. You know, maybe before that,
Speaker 2: maybe before that cell phone cut on for that video,
Speaker 2: maybe she was arguing the other side. You know, well, no,
Speaker 2: maybe she's calm, Maybe she's always there, right because Britney
Speaker 2: Renner someone with a very check of past. But here's
Speaker 2: the contrast. If you're someone that is going by Brittany
Speaker 2: Renners past, you can assume a lot of things. One
Speaker 2: of the things you may can assume is that she
Speaker 2: would know how to please Gates because Gates is someone
Speaker 2: that has for lack of a better term, fell in
Speaker 2: love with this woman, right, so we could assume that
Speaker 2: she know how to please Gates. But when she's out,
Speaker 2: she's all covered up. She looked like she you know,
Speaker 2: like a like she looked like a Muslim woman. And
Speaker 2: that appearance doesn't necessarily represent the activities.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So again with Savannah, that appearance doesn't necessarily represent the activity.
Speaker 2: She may be rubbing his foot when he get off
Speaker 2: for four hours nigga after this game.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So there's other attributes to take in consideration. Again, I think,
Speaker 2: you know, I do think that there used to be
Speaker 2: an unspoken rule when speaking on a man's family. But
Speaker 2: I do understand that the fans have already been nibbling
Speaker 2: at this narrative, and Gates, in my opinion, was trying
Speaker 2: to speak to his new Wii, to his new marriage
Speaker 2: or relationship or whatever he had he has with Brittany Renald.
Speaker 2: That's my take on the Kevin Gates and Lebron James situation.
Speaker 2: Now before I get out of here too, It's like
Speaker 2: Gates came to the game, what is supposed to happen
Speaker 2: there dumb fans may think that he should.
Speaker 1: Have went over it like he did Stephen a smell. No,
Speaker 1: he shouldn't. He shouldn't have went over there.
Speaker 2: That's something I would have done, if I'm being honest, though,
Speaker 2: I would have probably came to the game too, just
Speaker 2: on something. I'm coming to the game. Ain't no beef.
Speaker 2: It's no issue, there's no real beef. I don't have
Speaker 2: no beef with you, my brother at all, you know.
Speaker 2: But I think speaking on a man wife, it can
Speaker 2: get slippery.